oadifihotainiWiterrigg s l iglV Saar Ceded citie s n Drie . eireef, Clepie, Dried tFd~k" TiVRA/4130;$ • Flops 37 ;tit , Stofe,"o44l Veh.23, .. .AgtiSOILIL OIL. virnE fallowing are the resole of a careful teat of the (.(.amps for burniag Aurora Oil: Compared with Coat Gee. The. hand -lamp glees "a Sight roast tot ond 14th 8 feet burners, 1 14th sta feet gas burners CASs per bou l retiefst / 6 14 2 mills. Most of burning hand lamp one-hour,3l43ln3ts: jrrDifferenee fa favor of Aurora. CU, L cent and 814 mill& . • • - -Compared with Coal Oil. COO Oil coupe, hear. 82.3 mills. • . The Aurora Olt ',amps-giving the same light ocot.per -hour, 314 mills.. - •Irr..l;titference in agora! lrrerapil-31 - •,othe. Aurora od, hiernsartv Late Laura eura longer thegollon than Coati Ott. t;* . and purchase on Aurora 03 Taione,Wmen.yrot brim all kinds 'of bp, but is the only}stap,that will Anna the Aurora The-ebespe flight now - o.'&' IL F. BRUNER Columbia;Febroary 25,18801: "' Esenwein!s r ,e,Tazgattlroad Naptha lONtitgelefilfar warld,:fot. th e _A: "CiviiiirCrodaltit. aid Ckilda: Citiiiit,l3rii , ichtle; As „iluan,Placitity itiollfeetbleg,Talpitaticei Sidle Heart, And for Ole - seise isrpistienta satheadvanced stages of 8,14 . '0.14410n, together.with all diseaseslof the throat andehest, and which predispose to. consumption:— dt attack the root of disease , and snakes the fell de -destroyer sitecomt9O its influence.' It oloa produces free eapeeteratiod, and induces' healthy action inthe ..diseased MacouttMenthrnnes and :limits: It is re ,cu Sally adapted to ate; tadreal care of-Asthma.' One .dese of this tat/doable Syrup 'often gives ease, and .zonseqdetttly sleep; which the peculiar nature of that _disease dames him, It is very pleasant to - tlie taste, and ?somata its eireets. Try tt, and,ba. convinced, that lt.is invaluable - -insite cure of;Siorichiat.radic 3arrelie 50its.)ter bottle. frettared•iniliVY - A. ICMFASVIELN.,'Sruggist; ; • Cenciet4fifintli and, Poplat'sta.. - Philadelphia Di,'S.;= - .Vor.ialisby:4l::SrOreen and 13.! Del/en Se Co., Oplandiiatild 4 l%. Floader,*Temeque; C: A. Ke mealll ar0.14-44.lautiAttr,Johal. Witham, Marietta, andlsterekeepentaut rpggists generally. OetotterlA,lB.sll;er . • ",. - 'An =murk ' • . . . _ . . .. 'TWO4L ad.o.bal(dtory BRIM IMELLING A .121 HOUSE. situated on 'Dolan Wert:between Second 'and Third,la th e borough orCaturat,la, ~ Possession given do the firet.day of April next, ,l_rpr terms, apply to JPIVAS hIYER!4„, Colombia. Febraary Z., 198041 10 MORElit*: of that Cipoit:-Otif tee, of w hich vra have a pardon roc tad every week. 10 barrels of extra Refined Drown Sugar. 70 " Clarefied thder. Vinegar. 20 bores Daffy Brown Seep. Huns, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef, at this year's curing. Hershey's Extra Flour; by the quarter or barrel. A general sworn:nem of Fresh Proesries of be best grades. 1.0. St 11.. F. BRIIKEII. lcolurabia. r'ebniery 25, 1860. NOW .OPENI NG ; at Corm of Third and Union streams, n select assortment o f Dry t.lood••. Detainee Alwacse, • Calicoes: An.: Blank and Fancy Cloths; Casanneree, Jeans, Tweeds, &a. Velvet Silk and Casennere Vesting& seats and Shoes: Liuties'. Men's, Dors and Children's Shoes, all sizes. Dais and Caps, allaizen China, Wass and Quecneware. • .'- Anotherenvolan of Aurae& 011 Leaps. • ' ' 1.0. & Cedainbla, Febreary.tl, orso;. =I nUNBRI3 are selling tbeirCarpets at the follow B ing.priees: Wool" Rag,33 incites wide, for 3t eta . per yard Ingrain 34 " •33 One piece Ingrain Carpet, all wool, 50 36 Inches wide. Two pieces Ingrain Carpet, all wool, rich colored 621 cents per yard. 36 inc hes wide. Colombia. February 23, /660. rall7AlCll BC 110011. TUE s» bseriberwill ophn on MOND.hlr, Ann, 23 .1860, in the Stick School House, on Second street a Private School for both sexes. TERMS—Two and three dollars per quarter. The support of the public Is respecifol,tv solicited. " 'PS D. R. BRUBAKER. Colombia, Pelmary 1L33-;151304d SIXILLICE/0 ALT COSTS Milt subscriber desires to close out a stock al' firet quality Liquors. BRANDIES, WHISKYS, GINS, WINES, &c,. .LT clicaserr.. He offers them for sale nt the Liquor Store in the base. meat of the Washington House. where those wanting Good Liquors at moderate prices ace invited to call. M. . STRICKLER.. 18,18604 f Columbia. Pellet= THAT OIL HAS COMM 'DRONER'S have for sale at their store.the PAT- J.) ENT LAMPS—the only ones now in use 111131 will burn the Aurora Oil. They can be seen burning every evening. The Aurora Oil is odorless. nen explosive, easily man aged, and burn , with a clear, white end steady tight. wnhout danger of smoking. Kerotene or Coal Oil Lamps can he altered to burn Aurora Oil. Price of A urora Oil 81.00 per vi ten. Call end see. r. o. & U. F. BRUNER. C.hr, Third am! Union Sireeroi rtb.lB;6o Spring Goods at rondersmith's. WE will open for the inspection of the Ladies, oit WEDNESDAY next, 1000 pieces choice English and American Chintzes. of new and magnificent desigue, perfectly roc colors at lei ets. '2O pieces new 'pattern Shirting Calico, shirl ing Mutliillf. Irish Linens; Am.; and another those tzar° Cinghams. This way for good Goods, we have always ••wmethile H. C. FONDERSMITIPS _ . People's Cash Store. Feb 11.1660 Gate Keeper Wanted. APPLICATIONS be received by the subscriber unlit SATURDAY, die 23th day of February. for per,ott to take charge strike Gate ott the Columbia and Chestnut Sin Turnpike I. W. COTTRELL, Secretary. Columbia, February 11,1880 3t Assigned Estate of the Columbia Water Company. T H E undersigned. auditor appointed by the Court of Common Fleas, to di rrr Ibute 'the fonds in the hands of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., Assignee of the Co jumble Water Company, of the borough of Columbia, Lancaster courtly, hereby notifies all persons inter ested that be wilt attend for the purposes of his ap pointment at the Franklin House, in said borough, on TUESDAY. Notch 27.18G0. at t O'clock P.M. ROLAND KINZER, Auditor. Lancaster Union copy tit and send bill to Auditor. Felornary 11, ttdO. ALWAYS AHEAD, Worcester's Mastrated Royal Quar to Dictionary, TIRE are happy to announce that we are prepared to VT tarnish the public with this excellent Dictionary• which hue received the commendation of most of the eminent men In in the land. All who desire to know the F.nellsh lansuage, or i 1 fa Isom will prefer this Dictionary. WAS BARR & CO.. Opposite the Court House, L.antasteroPs. Feb.11:00. VALENTINES, VALENTINES. SENTIMENT, Comic, Literary, Fanny, Venerable Youtbrat. Prices to salt all puree. ELTAB HAIM& CO . Opor.itin Coact Rotate, Lancaster, Pa. February 11, 18g0. j iBIBB' PENS at B. Barr & Co':. 'Kelly's Low Pens. A large invoke or these ereeltent law Pens bet low been received We will veil 'ben at.a little snore !howbeit the price et which they have heretofore been sold. XMAS BARR Os Ca, Oppowte Court Houle, Lancaster, Pa. QM 'Phe Conestoga Pen. TIPICOTJRAHE Home P.aterprisc. The best steel .124 pee in the market. We now offer the public a steel pen which must commend itself to every person WOG desires to write with ease and clearness. and for a length of time without eitaturintthis Pen. We have selected our CONESTOGA PEN as one combining "It thesesidvanlages. after a hilliest of aft the styles 4n the trade. It is specially manufaveuntd tootle or eler, ssvery pea m solestad, and we offer It for vale with a hail comftdenee that a fair trial will satisfy the purchaser that Is as near perfection as steel pens ca n .be made. Ark for ELIAS BARR COta - Lancaster, Peb.'ll, 1140. C.onestoca Pen. - cTUB PITO OF SIR JOON FROILLIN, the ei thoeized edition. k eClizelock. Price, V. 50. attails on the Boundary of Attester World-- race...4Sn% Memoir* of Gamow. Price, .40 came. MIAS &lAA R & CO, Opposite I:ourt Bonne. Feb 11 Tan Pin CITAWBA BRAIIDT.-1 very 4imperiot and genuine article for medicinal pur poses. 1. - 3. IllEtt,linT it Co., Feb.l4llo. - Agent* for Columbia. COIL OIL lIBIDIMILIEBS.--Beware of spa rime Coat Oil- Owings to the lame increase in the consumption of Coal Oil. the market is felt of bo otie& The premium article can timers be bad at 3.5. DELLF.ITT& CO'S Golden Monet Dam Store. Ineb.ll:6o T LIPS! 11111E—Snat atuivect at the Gold. en Mortar Dreg Store another froth stock of Coal LAUDPN radeN, &C. The best assortment In Co lumbia. Ca and extradite ear assortment before purchasing eleewbere. Yoo It Le satisfied that there tdd par cent. caved by procuring your lamps at J. S. DRLJATT' CO , B Golden Mona, Drug Stott, Trout st., Colombia. Feb3l;6o. 1..1.4,}L,en; -,Z.._--it5r11ti271.31,7%•]. 4,1 • Mr. Alparins AROMATI r d , INVSORATING EPlftir. Midi medicine linelmen used,by the':poblicitiir—tax IL years, with lorrensing /arm It is .tecommended• to cure Dyspepsia N rmonstress, leart-Bettre.• Pains, Mod to the ' Stotuach,sty -Mane in - tit% Dowels, Headache, DrowalaeseirldnerAtikeplaerdi;.Lbw.Setg iitt; DeJAMMTrermsns.lntemiscraelff -1t ftionlities, Eithilatales, italgarttleOtit will s not intoxiettreot. einpety. - , • As medicine, ft ietyrdelt ;and efileemit. coring the most acclimated' ease. Dyspepsia.. Kidney C•om plainteranti all other .derangements pf the Siormach acd DovirelsYin a speedy . mettner. Persons arbo,recao the tujudicioat use of liquere;have become dejected. and their servant; oystems shattered, e.otutitutione broken down, find subjett to that horrible carte to humanity. the Deli ruing Tremens, will, imme diately feel the heapy and healthy invigorating efscacy et Dr -date's Sue mowing mint. • IVAIAT- IT • WiLi; DO.- • Does.—One wine gloat ffillas often as neeessurY• One dose will remove all Bad Spirits. One dose will cure Rear)-Guru; Three doses Will rare Indigestionz , " One dose will give you at (Seed Appetite.' - °nodose will mop the distressing pants of Dyspepsia. One dose will remove the distressing and disagree able Watts orYinnd iii - Fhitulence; and as soon as the stornach.reeeives the Invigorating Spirit, the distres sing load and all painful feelings will be removed'. One dose will remove the most distressing pains of Colic. either in theStontaelt - or bowels. A few doses "Will - remove' all obstructio4kia,.the Kidney, Bladder or Uri nary Organs." - Persons who are seriously t",t; • . to._y-Kid ney complaints are assured, - .•.• r a do'e eo. two, and a redical care • -- " -e r_ • , or two bottles. NIGEITLY.VSSIPA . T.t.e Persons, whit. 'from 'ltHeilOt .0 much over aright, and feet *cavil elleas; notions liquors, in 'violent headaches, sickneseitt stomach, weakness. giddiness, &a., will had one dose will remove all bad fe lt lit i l e e . . of. weak arid' sickly constitutions. should take the Invigorating Spirit three times a day; it will make them strong, lwalthy and happy, remove all obstructions and irrsgularlttes from the me it, gene' slid restore the aloom of health and beauty to the careworn face. , • _ . During ;pregnancy. it will be found an isivaloal , le medicine no- remove dieagreeaL)e•sensationa at- are atoinaar All the proprietor silks, is a trial, and to Induce this he s ham pat,up the Invigorating Spirit in pint bottles, at 50 eta., quartn'eL. Oenerst Depet. 48 Water Street. N. Y. For sale by J. S. Dellettls Co, Columbia, Dr. 3. A. Wolf, Wnghtsville, and t. y druggists generally. Feb: 4,'80, DR. TIOFFErt, DENTIST.---OFFICS, Front Street 4th door Irom Locust. over sstylor & McDonald's Hook more Columbia, Ps. ErrE?itranee,: between the Book and Dr. Heres Drug store: [August 21, 1859 THOMAS. ;WELSH. PISTICFrOV-1116 PECS, 'Colombia, Pa. OFFICE,,- . ia Whipper's New Building, below Black's borer, Front street. • IllerPrompt attention given to ell business entrusted to his mire. November 28.1857. DR.. G. w. 1111FV.I.LN, DENTIST, Locust street, a few doors above .11 4 Odd Fellow , ' Hall, Columbia, l'a. Columbia. May 3. !MC• ' H. XL nown-I, TTORNEY ND COONS FOR AT LAW Cl Columbia. Pa. Colleetiono.t.romplly made,i n Lancaster and Yorl louse ties. Columbin.Dra 4,1850. J. W. FISHER, Attorney and - Connsellor;at Law, col'umbl i Fg?Mg", 1 11 11 ;" 3E..14"' S. iLtlee Bockiva, D. D. S. DRACTICES the Operative, Surgical and' Meehan. icul Departments orDentistry. Omen Locust street, between the Franklin EfOUAC and Post Office, Columbia, Pa May 7.18.19. TOBACCO. -- A T HENRY PFABLER:$.l,,ocust street-opposite the EL Franklin House, can belied CUBA LEAF, CON GRESSiand several other brands of the best Chewing Tobacco, to which the attention of chewers is invited. May 1,1858. IMPORTED UMW!, also, Glenn ' s Doable Extracts, 1." for tb e handkerchief, at HARRY GREEN'S, ' Feb.' Opposite Cola. Bridge. Front St. B01)1118.---160 Doz. Brooms, at Wholesale or Retail. at 11. PFA HUM'S. Dec. 12. 1857. Lae URI street. Compound of. Syrup of ,Tor, Wild Cherry and bloarbound, for the cure of CoUghs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Croup ,&t. For sale at hIeCORKLE & DELLETT'S Firefly-Medicine Store; Odd Fellows , Hall October:23, 19tH. Patent Meant-Wash Boilers. fril FM well knoWn. Roiled are kepi iongtnntly on A. hand at HENRY PFA EILE.We Locum .trees. opposite the Franklin Houne. . Co/amlna, Jalr 18.1857. Clots for sale by the bushel or larger plan lily yy B. P. APEOI.P. Columb in Dec. 25.1859. Cxnal Bain TOBACCO and Segars of the best brands, wttotenule, and tetutl, ut 4n1:9. IIIIUNE R • rI ST in ore, a fresh lot of Breinig & Protilield's 31C store, Vegetahle Cattle Powder. and ILLIAUS , for sole by W Feyt.17,1. 4 49. Front street. Columbia. Soap. 2aßl:lsar n"rrt S onp on bond n for .„,wti ertr o f ThirdandUnion A ugust Lt. 1959. Suffer no longer with Corns. A r the Golden 31onar Drug Store you con procure La. an article which it warranted to remove Corns in 48 hours, without pain or soreness. Fly Paper. AT LrFfLfor ; fortlegestrt o eeit x e,,etevcai g e Prug Store of R. WILLIAMS, Front street. Columbie,.lnly 30,1859. Harrison's Columbian Ink. IMMICII it a superior article, permanently black, TV and not corroding the pen, Call be bad in any quantity. 01 the Family Medicine Store, and blacker yet is that English Boot Polish. Columbia. ince 9.1859 On Hand. MRS.WINSLOW'S Soothing Syrup, which will . greatly facilitate the proeett. of teething by re ducing inflamation, allaying pain, .posmodic action, &c, in very abort nine. For sale by R. WILLIAMS. Front street, Colombia 5ept.17,1859 11QRDDI?48 ft CO'S Russia Baird This a tremely popular remedy for the cure of external ailments is now for wle by R. WILLIAMS. Front M, Columbia'. rept. 24,1859. SALT,ll.the Sark or. Bushel, and Petalon in Jorge or small quantities, for *sleet the Corner efTkild and Union streets. pan. 8.'59. 'TOMB 01PABNI Extracts and Soup; an everlasting 1 perfume. at BARRY GREEN'S,. Feb. ID. , 50. Opposite Cola. Bridge. Front St. CISTERN PUMPS. THE. subscriber has a large stock of Cistern Pumps and Rams. to which be calls the eitemion of the public. lie it prepared to put them up for use in ta substantial and enduring manner. H. PFA. HUM, December 12.195?. Locust street. FANCY TOILET SOAPS THR finest aseontrient of Fancy Toilet Seeps, ever offered to Colombians, et HARRY GREEN'S. Feb Ilk '59. Opposite Cola. Bridge, Prong St. COLOGNE WATER by tbe pint, quart or gallon Glenn's Extracts for the handkerchief by the ounce or pedant, or in any quantity to suit purchaser's HA sum Ortrinee, Ul Feb. , 51). Opposite Coln. Bridge, WOO. St Just Received and For Sale, lAA Mts. Ground I.l . estrrt 60 b1.12a. Extra Family UN Floor, 25 Ahls. o. 1 Lard Oil of heat quality; ma Mts. Ground Alum Salt, by B. P. APPOLD, March 28, No. 1 and 2 Canted Baum. _ll,l9llll'S'edebtaled Black and Green Teas, T." Baker. VCOnall sad Chocolate, at Comer or Thou awl Baton drama. (Nov. 20,'38. GitBIN, or, Bond's Boston Crackers, for apeptieo t and Arrow Root Crackers, for in valids and ektitilters—new articles ia Colombia, at the Faintly Medicine Stores Alnii 16. 1&&. NEW CROP SEEDLESS RAISINS. TUE beat roe Pies, Paddiag, .fresb supply at 11 UYOAlied Grocery Store, Canter Frontand Union etc Now. 19.1.4369. Seedless Raisins! ALOT of very choice Seedless Rai. ins. hut received et S.F. EBERLEIN'S N0v.119, WI. Grocery Siam. No. 74 Eaten rt. Turkish Pruned F eu a STI2II.L. *rile/eel Prone, row moot to to Store, P. fi 1559. Grocery Store, No 7l l l ocust sw SHAKER CORN. e TUSS reeekredot first' sate lot of ftbaker Corn I...SUYDAM'S Grocery Store, corner Front and Union et Nov. 7.1 i, 144'2. 1860. - SPRING .GOODS. 1860. /I mot. &,11110THEALS haitS now , in stand 31c foil li stoetlilLseasonablepoods.consisting of SE-FURNISHING.9O,OI)S. Linens, l'oevelingsf DAIMI4 'flexing'', Shadings, Cheeks, %mite. Chlaa, <glass and Qtueensware. 75 Crates and Pack ages emlaprising the largest and most complete stock we have ever offered. The Queensware is of our own importation, and the Glassware Is purchased direct from the Tlanatacuners, enabling ns to offer great Induce ments to Purchasers. Spring, Hair and Busk Altotrars es. 1000 Ihs. Prime Fathers CARPETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS!!! Velvet Carpets, Brussels Carpets, Venetian Carpets, Tapestry Ingrain Carpets, Super Ingrain Carpets. Rug and Hemp Carpets. English and American Sheet Oil Cloths, from 1 to 4 yards wide. Carriage, Stair and Table Cloths. Cocoa and Imo 111110, Rug• and Drag nets, Wall Patter. Decorations and Borders. Gilt Painted and Paper Window Shades, Buff and Green Curtain Holland. HAG ER dc • BROS., re1t.4,1860 West Ring street, Lancaster., "Trucinestionably the best sustained Work.of the kind in the World." 73Ase.PE8'5tivrasoat. x *xi . qua: mon popUlar Monthly in the world.—New York T %seem 746',Illagazine in Europe or America - is so well known; mone has Maras many renders; and, we may safely say, none has received so large 11. mimic of ad. Mjjaliorl front the cultivated classes, that delight in a healthy, diversified, etevating periodical literature. It is the foremost Magazine of the day. The fireside never had a more delightful companion. nor the mill ion a more entertaining friend, than Harper's Maga zine.—Aferhodisr Protestant, lEaltintorel Twenty-five cents boys it—the cheapest. richest, and most lusting luxury for the money that we know. Three dollars secures it for one year, and what three dollars ever went so fart Pat Hie same summit in clothes, inking, drinking, furnitum and how much of a strhstauttal thing is obtained? If ideas, facts, and sentiments have a monetary value—above all, if the 11.1110 f that refreshes, the pleasantries that bring a gentle smile, and brighten the passage of a truth to your brain, and the happy combination of the real and the imaginative. W111.0.t which no one can live a Ere above the animal, are to be put into the scale opposite to dollars and cents, then you may he certain, that if Harper were three or four times as dear, it would amply repay its price. his a Illaga zinc proper, with the idea and purpo se *fa Magazine —trot a book,not a scientiffe periodical, nor yet n supplier of light gossip and chatty anecdotes—hut a Magazine that takes every form of interesting, digni fiel. and attractive literature in Its grasp. Southnn Mae. The volumes bound constitute of themselves a li brary of miscellaneous reading. such as cannot be found in thermal,' compass in any other publication that has come under oar notice.-13arron. Courier. Unquestionably it is thn beet •ustntned work or the kind in Ike, languace, that is to say, in the world The spleudid monthly- essays from the Editor's Table are above price. The present number is equal to any yet issueJ, and there is 110 lea.on to doubt a long ca reer of prosperity to the work.—N. Y. Christian...4l4.°- am and Tourtud. . . . We must refer in terms of eulogy to the high lone and redid, excellences *Mower's Magazine, a jour nal with a monthly circulation of about 170000 copies, in whose pages are to he found some of the choicest light and 'general reading of .the day. We speak of this work anon evidence of the American people, and the popularity it has acquired is merited. Each num her contains fully 144 pages of instructive matter, up. propriately illustrated with good wood cuts; and it combines in itself the racy monthly and the more philosophical quarterly, blended with the heat fea tures of the daily journal. It bun great power in the creation and dissemination of a love of pure Merit tem— Trsamer's Guide la A.m.ericara Literature. tendon, I'ERAIS The Magazine may he obtained of Booksellers,.Pe riedleal Agents. or tram the Publishersoit Three, Dol lars a year, or Twenty. Five Cents a Number:" The semi-annual volumes. as completed, neatly bound In cloth, are sold atTwo Dolluts each; and Muslin Cov ers are furnished to those who wll their hack num bers uniformly hound, at Twenty- Frye Cents each. Nineteen volumes are now ready, bound in Cloth, and also in Half Calf. The Publishers will supply Specimen Numbers gratuitously to Agents and Postmasters, and will make liberal arrangements with them for circulating the Magazine. They wilt also supply clubs of two persons at Five Dollars a year, of Rye persons at Ten Dollars. Clergymen sail Teachers supplied at Two Dollars a year. Numbers from the commencement can now be supplied. Also, the bound Volumes. The Magnum weighs over seven and not over right ounces. The Postage upon each number, which must be paid quarterly In advance at the Office where the Magazine is received, is Three Cents. HARPER & BROTHERS, N0v.19;59. Franklin Square, New York. "ALL T 53,13 yE6. Rbtr2ll)." DICKENS' NEW WEEKLY. - ATE have the pleasure of announcing that we have entered into arrangements with Charles Dickens, for the issue of his new pub lication, entitled, "All the Year Round," each week, in New York, •simultaneously with its issue in London, plates being %taken from the English edition, and forwarded to us sufficient ly in advance of publication for that purpose. The first number will appear in London and New York on Wednesday"MaY dth, and will contain the commencement of a new story by Charles Dickens, to be continued from week to week during about eight months.- Thus, it will be seen that American readers of "All the Year Round," will obtain the stories and other contributions of Mr. Dickens, and-the staff of writers associated with him, embracing an array of distinguished talent with which no other publication can compare, sev eral weeks in advance of their reaching This country through ordinary sources, and at the same time they are given to the public in Lon don. • We wilt state tint this arrangement has been consummated by the paytnent of a large sum of money to Mr. Dickens, yet -the extra ordinary interest which .the announcement .of the publication has excited in literary circles, the assurance which Mr. Dickens has given Dist he shalt devote to it all of his best ener glee, and the appearance of a new story from his pen, cannot fail to command for it at once a largevirculation. The following announcement from Mr- D zkens, will convey an idea of the character and aims of the work: ADDRESS. Nina years of Noose Aoki' Words are the beat assurance that can be offered to the public of the spirit and objects of ..All the Year Round." In transferring myself, and my strongest en ergies, from the publication that is about to be discontinued, to the pub/leaden that is dbout to be begun.l have the happiness of taking with me that staff of writers with whom I have labored, and all the literary and business co-operation that can make my work a pleasure. In some Important respects, I am now free greatly to advance on past arrangements. Those I leave to testify for themselves in due course. That fusion of the graces of. the imagination with the realities of life, which is vital to the welfare of any community, and for which I have striven from week to week as honestly es I could during the last nine years, will continue to be striven for, mall the year round." The old weekly cares and duties become things* of the Past, merely so be assumed, with an in creased love for them and brighter hopes springing out of them, in the Present and the Future. I look, and plan, for a very much wider cir cle of readers, and yet again for a steadily ex panding circle of readets in the projects I hope to carry through "all the year round." And I feel confident that this expectation will be real ized, if it deserves realization. The task of my new journal is set, and it will steadily try to work the task out. Its pages shall show to good purpose their motto is re membered in them, and with how much of fidelity and earnestness they tell The Story of our Lives from Year to Year. CHARLES DICFLENS. TERMS: Single Copies by all News Dealers, 5 cents. One Copy One Year, per mail, (02 nombers,) $2,60. One Copy Six Months, per mail, (20 numbers,) 21,23. Five Copies One Year, per mail, *lO,OO. Eleven Copses One Year, per mail, 620,00, and at the same rate for all over. It will also be issued in monthly parte, put op in elegant tinted covers, at 20 cents each, and by the year on the same terms as above. Back numbers always furnished -when de sired. Specimens will be forwarded to any address, post paid, on receipt of two letter stamps. J. M. EMERSON & CO., Publishing Agents, 37 Park Row, New York. May 14, 1839. FLOUR, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ste. FI.OUR of best quality—wholesale or retail—Oro. cent,' in every 'lonely, Provisions of all kinds, kept constantly on hand at H. *UV HAWS Gnmery dtore, Corner Front and Union sta. N0v.19, 1959". New Crop rigs. THE very best article of Figs can be bed at 8. V. ESERLEII9IS N0v.19, Mg Grocery glare, No, 71. Locust st 11111.-4ust received a superior Miele 1,./ of Kerosene Og the bait In town or comfy, at 31 eeuta per quart, 1.8. DELLETTiIe CC., Dec .31,'23. Golden Mortar Drug ' , tore, Front es. 71 1 '031. it,741.1*1% TEE orkin, ionitibr occupied by Elinith; J onds and Smith. at die low er end of Columbiap it will be lensed Tea low, and in such sized lots as will suit persons %visiting_ to tent. For tenns enquire or E. HER*HEYr J0n.29. , 604( Fairview. Milts. MIXECIPZO34I4 .W02'1071. ON Saturday, Nara 10, 1860, the erndersigned will expose to eatdie.side, , the Franklin House, in the Borough of Columbia, the. fol lowing real estate, of John Cain, late of the Borough of Co lumbia, deed: A certain ' Lot of Ground, situated in Fifth street, near Union. containing - in front 40 feet; and extending iu depth 100 feet to an alley, yenta a good two-story FRAME HOUSE, thereon erected. Alio, a one-storyn FRAME HOUSE. Sale to commence at. 7 o'clock r. M., when terms will lie maga lemowo by J. W. FISHER, Jan. S. 1850. to. Etteutor e Jan Cain, deed. TO LET. JTrim BRICK DWELLING AND STORE, corner Commerce and Seiontstreet THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, on Commerce mreet. near the new Mating NM THE BRICE. DWELLING HOME, on wt,thut street, above" Second, now occupied by Geo. Elornsker. The Building in which I have my office.— The store will be repaired and improved to roil the tenant. The bark part and the garden will be let separately, if desired. and will be very plea.vot and desirable to a small family. U. Columbia. January 28, 160041 tORTH. SPALDING'S PREPARED CLUE.--The want of such an article is felt in every family, and now it can be supplied; (or mcnding furniture, china were,ornemental work, toys. - Ace" there it bathing superior. We have found it useful in repairing sunny 'Articles which have been useless for months. You can obtain it at the Jen VI MILS" ALF.DICINR 'STORE. LYON'S PUB 01110 CATAWBA BRANDT and PURE WINES. eepecialty for Medicines and Sacramental purpoAca,m the latt.LV. FAA t MEDCINESTORE. COL 13.3:11LBLEL zermozarArair. Tit F. Hou*es of the Columbia Ice Compasi are now fitted with FIRST QUALITY ICE. which can be tarnished to consnmers.au very reavona ble rates. At the opening of the season the Ice will be regularly nerved to euntomers. Persons desiring a sup ply m large or email quantities, in the meantime, can obtain it by applying at the store of PFAHLIF:R, Columbia, Jan. 21, 1 ea). !.octet street. 1360. • Is6o. 11960. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. liE subscriber will open this day a large assort' T meat of Housekeeping Goods. Marseilles Quail', Counterpanes ' Bureau Covert, Cloth TubleCovers, Blankets, Com torte Wets Tick logs, OxtmlitirgP, Furniture Checks, Furniture: Calicoes. Linen Figured Towelings, Blenched and Brawn Sheeting', 1 yard lo 3 yards wide; Pillow Casts Mu.- line, all widths; Bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloths, Blanched and Brown Cotton Table Clotho, Floor and Table Oil Crothz,Carpetingy - WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING, G LASSES, China, Glass and quensware, 0:7 - PRIME GEESE FEATHESS.,O3 in this department will be found every artlele niece.- nary to form the entire outfit of those commencing housekeeping, and at the lowest passible price.. HALDEMAN'S Cheep Cash Store. Columbia, January tit, two. TUB OLD rtax.r.zinx, N. E. COR. FRONT & LOCUST STS. COLUMBIA, PA. MITE subse titter having returned to hl4 poet. intends giving his personal attention to the producing of first-rote DAGUERREOTYPE. AMBROTYPE AND MELAINOTYPE LIKENESSES, tit his bls old eatablished Gallery. corner. Front and Locust streets. He will guarantee as good as can to produced in the United Suites, to all sitters, and has established prieestwhichboverr one will recognize as reasonable. For Good and Cheap Pictures, Co to Lodge's. Ile resents his sincere thanks for the past liberal support of the public, and asks a continuance of pa• trottuge. SAMUEL. LODGE. Columbia, January 21,1900. . WILLOW GROVE WItISICL fp IIE subscriber manufactures add'offer. far sate bis celebrated ‘Vhtskies. He has constant/you hand PURR Orm EVE II A I.tr RYE WHISKY. PURE COMMON wurskY, all of which he will warrant to be, be as represented —first-rate u metes. • A: S. BIESTAND. Willow , Grove Dlsißlery, Work county, Pa ROBERT HAM I LTUN, Agent for Columbia. Jon. 14,18604 C MILIPOILMANT TO PAMMILIZEI! SAPONIFIgg: The Ready . Family Soap *taker. yxjITII which every family, with their ordinary TY kitchen grease. can_mitke all their soup with little or 00 ;rouble—Hurd, Soft, or looney. wW, media hard water soft, clean Paint, remove Crease, Sze , to perleetion. Abundant te.titoony in re vor orate Saponifier, with full and valuable receipts for making different kinds of Soap. sent free, by addressing Office of the Com o natty, No•aktl Penn Street, Pittsburg. Pa., or LEWAti JA fit CS &CO . Agents. Philadelphia, Pn. rjrlle sure you get the original and patented arti cle. manufactured by the l'emallentau Suit Nano. factoring Co . Ens: 'Furcate to. Allegheny Co , Pa. Dee.3l, '59.3m PIIRE CATAWBA BRANDY. The subscriber 14 keff pleatmre in informing rhyvteinnv, and other., U n it he havjuvt received from Demerol:a , tern (Cincinnati, Ohio.) 12 covey b. Lyon , . pure Ca tawba Brandy, which iv therni/y collate really relia ble (or nu rity, now in the country, At• A br..VPrNi(e . / I is superior atid,a mare remedy for Summer Complaint, Opulence.. cramp, cone; General:Debility, Bie 'your near. are. . . I will %ell it for medicine', Purpose% in nny required quantity, either by the bottler:Jr eer, . • . , . a. W 11.61 AMA: Dee. 31, 1839. Fron I street. QANFOILD'S Liver Invigorator, and all the popular Milani birdie , lleS so frequently used at this season of the year, just reeetvsd and for pale by R, IYILLI/1618. Dee. 31, 1859. Columbia. yIItOWN'S 111%10141 Troehts lor.theallevi scion of ilfWll3lllll., Hoar inf.,. Cough*. 141). ma, Colds. Catarrh, and all disorder*, of he breath and lungs. For sale by • R. IvILL/A 119, Dee St Front Weer. BROWA'S BRONCRIAL TROCHES.—We have Leen lie/Prig the above Cough Lozenges at the Faintly Medicine :Stare all winter, and they have given general sansfaction to all that have need ahem. The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher saye,eo Irsrall'he has had an opportt.nity of comparison. Broventa Trochee are pre-eminently the' first at the great Lozenge tichool. tion.aß FOR TIIBBAII—BarneIPs Coconino, from the Cocoanut OH, for precerving nod beautifying the hair, and Tended - tag it dark and gloasr. • Shakoes Cocin! Photon's Cadre Phalan's Coein! Wane Oriental Oil of Rose*. lilra S. Allen's Zilobataamain and Hair Restorer, at the Family Medicine Store. Jan. M. - . Great Excitement. at.Earper's,erry. TREDENWIC . ~.) flee jest go: borne with, . ....ai r ,T• she Largest and most"",,lltt Splendid assortment of ` ,.. .5 .r: ', - i-- -, . -. ...55% - - .- 1., HAYS AliEl CAPE i N v;.- ; ;;;7-; . 4,-,,,,,7-`,_ that bus ever been ot. " ' ...2 3 .' --',!•_. ~;--t, . l—_!l „ / feted its Cottnahla. ,- . - , , '- -, Tredenick bee the finest ; - ;_z!"R„,---.. '7 Selk Main the cone- --.:. _ ty at Vt. .L.- Tredeniek has the finest --- reeorunent of Caps in the eoThirsii. Prices from 45 Crete to UN. ' ' Tredenick has the Zottaire 'flat. Tredeniek has the Ctieket. Cab. ' Tredestickhaa th eZonavp mad tlorphy Cap. Tredeniek heatheCork Soled iitiot. Tredeniek has the Water• Proof Soot. Thdenick has Snesa rock -of 'Orer Shoes and Gann in gown. Tredetlick has all that is needed for men, women end children, from the bead to Abe foot. onv."Glo to Tredeniekta to get 7warisiontr7 biter; can veint . an cheap and a little cheaper for cash than be sold at almost nay other place in the reentry.— Call and see bin stock at tht Sign of th e Dig Hat, in Locust Wee: above Prong. ' L. TRIMENICE, Ago. Colombia. Dee.l7, 1950. E. K. SMITH, LUMBER DEALER, COLII91113,I411; P A. Office in 'Northern Oteitriii %Railway Depot . Bnibi' foohrtWalnatst4 Tau on Ind = adiedat Assortment of Wbiten 2o3l32l l/ 143 P1 10 . 6 kUntaer; WElBMlninglai t ildnitinieV" kr. G..d Qualstift, at the Lowest ]Market Rates. Dee Fitio g aeM o 3f,11 .-• ' • - 1), A ~..._............„-:,,-_, , s : 4 • ~ ....„ ......•............, ~_...,. ....... .47' Ic4 ' • ——•--. . , ,- _ sinr-MICIELV . tubscriber. respectfully talk, the„ at o ftbe+public to the fact Oho be has opolied a first close PHOTOGRA PBlO GALLERY, -in Front Street, abcivc toast. urbere lie is fully prepared to execute all kinds of Likenesses 1t the best style of Me art. This Gallery is supplied with the very best instru ments teem the German and American manufactories. . - . . Persons from - the country or strangers passing through the town. by calling at Jolley's Unitary can have their pictures, in a few mituter,,and neatly put eit, m in any . lo .nd pt weather, from 9 A.M.. end L. I 4 .M. ipr.To anor good pictures of children they . should come in the forenoon, on a clear day, the sitting re. quiring otte-secomt only. lam fully prepared to give instructions in all the various branches of this beadtiful art, and furnish apperattes if desired. Allaretinviied to call to cell. whethir they wain pietures.or not. Gallery opposite the "spy" Office. N0v.:19,.1859' J. JO f ;LEY. JITST;IIIj;T)ME. PISCES of the molt beautiful styles dark ground 7,0' Bouquet Deintoeii, at the price of «5 cents per yard; 30 Lang Blanket and Donliic Revertible Shawls, and 15 pieces choice Merrimack Prints. „last re. eeived in time for lloliging Preterits. at H. C: PON DERSMITH'S People's Cheap Catb' Store, Columbia. Dee. 25 1850. TEST received. an additional lot it tbe. beet ej and latest improved-Kerosene Lamps or vdrious patterns and sizes. Also; afresh supply of-the. real genuine Cool Oil to burn in the above Main all of which cairbu bought'at the Drug ftiore "of Kt Wil liams. as cheap it not cheaper than at any other es tablishment in the place.-- • - • Dee. 31, I$ 9. DIARIES, DIARIES, DIARIES. DIARIES for 1900, in every et:7le, and a: price* from 90 ets. to 75 Cif. each. Call and examine them. SAYLOR lc hIcEIONAL.D. Columbia, Dec. 17, 1859, P . • .ATSNT.LIMPS.--We have jast received a large assortment of the latest patent, Kerosene. or Coal Oil Lampo, to Which we Invite the attention of those whiting to purchase a _good loam, that only consumes a bailee:Ws worth'per hour. • 8, DELLETT & CO., Golden Mortar Drug Store, Front st,(Colomma. Dee:24.1850. e JOE A".pertotas are hereby forbidden • treopaar.lits on. or . daritaging . iiii any way, the_ towitterty known as QCgthe sutgaehrinnaltiver, shove the Columbia Bridge, under - rim ofprosecutittn,to the ex tent of the law. SAMI, WRIGHT, for estate ofJpo.IL.:NV right ST. MIFFLIN, for estate Of Jtio. ,111/Biu• Co um4iaMae.lo, 16594 . —• .. Holi. ay Attractions at Foridersmith's. -mar received for theholidayi; Ida didereritaiyits and prices Embroidered Collars; rfehßmlrroidered Sets end Undersieeves. Alco r IMF pteeematlewy of those very cheep Cumin's ,Ituiniims , to which we invite the atteutionAt everybodrm search of cheap goods. "JE C. FONDESSMITri; - • Decid. , sol People's Cash Store. Willi for the Gentlemen. • • died in or tiew'sinelt choice let IV E N h e 4 w v Ilf i deneia and Quilted Silk Veering., Plain 111111 Fahey Silk Mixed Ca.simere., Pitney Tie. Scurfo, slufflero, Glove., Gauntlet", llosaery. he., al; of which _we offer at reduced prices. for the holidays at 11. C FONDVRSIIIITiPS Dee.10:44. - ....People.' Cash Store. N W C• OP DRL D I ' RAN '. AGood article, clean and free from grit... Mar received at D. 'SU YDA M Grocery Store, Corner Front and Union ate. t Nor. 19, ISM. tialit - a4: 4 I3MILeMIN*III*.iI • PERSONS' desiring Pure A Myles in the Ore eery line will call acNo. 71 Loco.t iereea. Just received a freaheopply of the following arti cle.., warranted pure and fresh. New Orleans Sogar Syriips, of all kinds, hest Baking Molasses, Coley, Tea., Spices. Pruit—auch as Dried Peaches, Currants, Raisins, ikc.—u lot of Fish. S. F. EBERLEIN. No. n 1.17 , 01/4 Suet*, Columbia Pa Pacember3 1859 . COAL Olitlobes;Witk, and Oil Cans,:far sole at the Golden ht . i.itar . Drug Store. rront Columbia' tElfx,24 TOOTIic: i WASE,-,—Zerma . 9' x,iil6liorbotie rcotif wti,, -v ei:o•t:t e ' e s be BVe:t Itatt ffi n b i l' onl k inVlt c , Wheeler's Teuberry' Tooth' Wash: al.°. Thotripsan4 Antiseptic aud;Aroniatie , Tooth Soap: at J. 8. Ota.f.l.:TT & CO'S Golden Mortar Drag Stere,Trim tin., Columbia, Pa. Dec 3,1eg0. • .• I UST, RECEIVED, direct from the maenfae• tj turcts,a lot a Potent K.ftlcelle or COIll oil Lumps. of 13 .ditrerein patterns, unrivalled he beauty, sunplicity. safety or economy. They arc not liable to,explode, emit no orensive odor while burn ing, very easily regulated, burn without smoke. and the light is much.ehenper than Any other now in use Alan, a fresh supply ofGermine Mite Kerosene or Coal 011, suitable to burn in the above lamps, all al which can be procured on very reasonable terms, a: the Drug store of Dec.3,l 30. - - • IL WILLIAMS- • • 4131.111LT.1711.332.131V•5T01L17. TUST _RECISIVED,,a• larger and finer stick of Toys and 'fancy koptletlion ever' before. My friends and °Amore Invited to call and examine the stork before purchasing elsewhere. as they will here find an unlimited assortment, suitable for pres ents to persons ofauery age and tuete. An immense nerenmentof Porimotinaier, Pocket Books, kc..,&c. CHINA and other Fancy, .Arlicles, too numerous to mention, for rale by G. 1, SNt ITH, Locust street, between the thank and Franklin House. Columbia. Dee. 9, 1859. CRANBERRIES! CRANBERRIES! A/ARRAN7'ED Fresh and sound. in large or mai V quantities, in H. SUY 11 , A altrl Grocery Store, Corner Front and Union ,ti. Nov. 19 1859. 2000 ,1002sL1ILS. WANTED for one year, from Arm of April neat" TWO ir 9 . Thousand Dollars, for which will be given a Arai mormage on property worth three tunes that amount Enquire at this office. [Des 241.50-if P . 6ID CREAM 01? GLYCERINE.—For the cure and prevention fro eharpped bonds. Are.. For sale at U.C. GOLDEN MORTAR DRUG STORE. Dee 3,185 P. Front street. Colombia. Furs and Shawls THERE is nothingmore acceptable and appropriate 1 for a gift than a good Set of Femora rich Brodie Shawl, either of which we can furnish at a lower price and bolter goods than any other establishment in Columbia; for the proof of the above assertion; the ladies. Call and Judgefor.yourselves, at - •• ' If, C. FONDERSMITIES; Dec.10,'59. ' Colombia. 'LAVORING BITRACTL—BighIy Contenttated EXI/11E1 VUXliiiir. Pine Apple. Lemon. Almond , Lie.. at • J. B. DP:L.L.LITT ar. CO'S • Dee. 3.11359. Goldenidonar Drag Store. For Sale. 1000 CHESTNUT RAILS afbell quality. U. F, oILITOLD, Canal Soma Columbia, Dec. 10.1839. PURIFY TOE BLOOD. nofftst's VilairrAZND PEICENLIO3 B L E SITTERSPILLS A. • T HB high and cinied - celebrity which then pre-eminent Medicines: bare acquired for invariable efficacy in all the dioceses Which theypro fess to carr. has rendered' MN Canal practice of puf fing not only unnecessary, hut nnwonby of them.— They are known by their halts; their goad works testify for them, and they thrive not by the faidi of the credulous. In all eases of Asthma. Acute and Chronic Rheu matism, directions of the Bladder and ladtseya. Od ious revers and Liver Conpleints.—ln the south and west. where these direasen prevail they will be found invaluable. Planters, Fermers,•and others, who epee use thesis Medicine*, will never afterwards be with out than. Drlninmds.—No person with Otis dlitreasina disease should delay acing these medicines inuneely.— Eruptions of the *lda, Erysipelas, Flatatency, Fewer and Ague. For this scourge of the western country these medicine., will be *mad a safe, speedy.and cer tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system sob ycto a return of the diaeave--a care by there teed norti perameent. Try them, be satisfied, and be caned. ' hisaemnsi. Itheniunte..6-Never halt to eradicate ow. *ltaly all the efeets•of alereory infinitely* sooner titan the most pcsisrfoi preparation earsespirilia. Night Sweats, Dronsint O.hUA Namoos Com plaints of all•kfade, Organic d rumfons,Palpitatiost of the Penn s Painter's Cootie. Paha—The original propirinarrof these soedieines was mated of Piles of= reales mandlog bribe use of them Ws Medicines - akin& .Wmons of all blade see egiesustip expelled by their Nodielnes. Parente will do well to administer them whenever their vait• *motel. sosneeted. Relief wid eortoin. •• • THE LIFE PILLS AND PHCENIX BITTEES ratify the - blood, und.theaxpatote al/ Alseafte tram the system. A singlet. ssisLampiliplace the Lith Pith sad ethamix,thitiers beyond the reach et competitive In the estieudion.M evety patient. Prepared add sold by Ibt.WIIILLINII.IIIOPPAT, 821Bnoodway . . ear. Wor th Si, Mew Pork. ,grmc F mle la r Itel,hlTegliDy - ALAMW AUT,I4 ., : 11111 F.: uhseriberrinuritartspat c the. Washington I_ norm adjoinittlehbriresitittratugit" --- _ A, FIEBI,CLAS.SyrigEaSI3ILLIA Bp: TABLE, with all the accessories best qhality, This is the best table in any town or city in the state, earn( Phila delphia or Pittsburg. Lovers - of the gams are.invitod to earl. D. HER R. _Columbia,Deeerrrhernt, - 184i9. For Bale. 50;000 P L l o C ml7 3'N°:and It. B F li A g git ; V at Piers No. I, '2, 3, 4,5, 2,7 and 8, Canal Donn. at Sirr N 0.2, Dro.ioedit. 41:1 1 1117121. - 17314L1WZ11. WE ore geld:dial he - ;sho neglects to provid for. his household is i'worte than the heathen. , There is no doubt of it. When in health the provident matt will provide for his elm rge,tind whilst that health in. met hits prudence should prepare for solace in the dark day, for the hour when Ike sympathy of friends is as rounding brass.. This east be 4101IC by Life Insurance. Y:vcry man owes this Marto his family:' The uncer tainty of life is a constant lesson whirh teaches the fact that he who today walks in The pride ofmnithood,, may fall to-morrow, and the plaits by which riches and honors were to have been• bred - chi to the" loved ones,vanish as' the morning :misty. Let every man its health insure to his famil y the comfort of knowing that should he be called from them the wolf may be kept from the door. The United *tate. Life Insurance &Trust Co. effect this end. For pamphlets ' terms and general infer 'nation on the subject, refer to F. X.7.IEGLER, Agent, Office, base mi.nt of Black's Hotel. Nov. 26,1859.1 y , TOMATO PlLLS.—Extraet -of Tomatoes; e entliortie and Tonle: For side nt S. DELL Err & CO'S Dee .3.'59. Golden mortar Drug Store. - Z0MAX.4 1 31.33.1W1/1 1 1 1 NOTICE. THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY Alt now prepared to receive and forwdrd )`REICH I' nu the Philadelphia Division, to and Giii - all station. where they have agents, at the:follow ing rates per hundred pounds: BETWEEN PHILA. AND COLUMBIA. Pint Class, Secoed Class, Third Class. Fourth Clims. 25 cents. 21 cents. In emits. 10 cents. Flour, lid cents per barrel. Pig Metal, 111 cents per 100 rounds BETWEEN PHILA. AND LANCASTER. First Class. , Second Class. Tlaird,Class- Fourth Claw. 23 cents. 20 cents. 17 cents. 15 cents. I Flour, Pig Metal, 21 cents per barrel. %cents per 100 pounds. Shipments made to Pittsburg and all intermediate ! tat ion.llll he•eirifore• RATES FROM COL'A TO PITTSBURG. Fleet Class: Second Class.. Third Class. Fourth Class. 75 dd 45 35 Flour per barrel, 00 cents, ErFteight consigned to stations where the Com pany has no agents toast be prepnid. Articles of Ist Class. Rooks, Fresh Visli, Hoots and Shoes, Nuts in bags. Cedar am) Wooden Ware, Porter & Ale in bottles Dry Goods, Puultr , a coops Eggs, Pork. (fresh, Furuitnre,, Peuhry,(dres.ea Feathers, Wra),ping Paper - Articles of-:Pd Class, Apples, Miami., Cheese, Melons, Clover and Crass Seed, Oil in casks or boxes, Crockery, Paper in boxes, Candles, Pasteboard,. Casks or Carrels, (empty,) Peaches, Pane& Groceries, Printing Paper Guns and Rides, Paper Hangings, Herring in boxes and kegs, Queenrware, Hardware, Sweet Potatoes, Slops, Tobacco in bales, Iron, (hoop, heed or slier: , ) Tea, Leather, Type, Liquor In wood, Tallow, Itlnrble Slobs 5/ bitable Turpentine, (spts.,) Monuments. Vartitsh. Articles of Sd Class, Alcohol, Potatoes, Coffee, Turnip., Hides, (green,) Vinegar, Lard. White Lend, Oysters & Clams. (in shell,) Window Glass. Tobacco, (manufactured,) A Articles of - 4th Class. Codfish, Rosin, Cotton. Salt, Fish, silted. Tobacco, (leaf) Grain of all kiwis, Tiii, Nails and Spikes, Tat, Pitch, Whi.key. Plaster, . fj:Tk or further informatim ,1 apply to E. J. SNEEDER-, Freight 1ee..., Phila. „ E. If. ISOICE. Freight As t!... Columbia. W.. H. MYERS, Freight Agent, Lancaster. Columbia., Nov. 20, LEW. - More New Shawls. A WINO to our very large sale of Shawls this see eon.k, we have another addition of new style 13re cha Long Shawls, Reversible Blanket, &c, to which we respectfully invite the attention of ladies. eats and Youth's Long Shawls. very cheep. at C. FONDEILRMYr Peoples , Cash Store. JUST received a fresh supply of all the Popular, Patent Idedieitten of the day, winch um warranted genuine, at the GOLDEN MORTAR zat..7o STORE, Dee 3,1E59. - Front meet, Columbia. GEORGE' J. Sllllll3l, IHOLISIIE and Retail Bread anti Cake Baker.--Constantly on hand a variety of Cakes, no numerous to mention; Craokers; Soda, Wine, Scroll. utd Sugar Biscuit; Confectionery, of every description, ke... 6.e. LOCUST STRIPY, Dec. 3, 'SO Between the Bank and Franklin House. COA.CIMAZING. CARTER & Vag "•,....te BECKER, MANUFACTURERS OF COACHES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C., Second Street, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church; Columbia, Pa. SILVER 61EDAL-Ist PREMIUM-1859. BRONZE MEDAL-Ist PREMIUM-1850. Awarded by the Lancaster County Agricultu ral and Meckanica/ Society, TJIB call attention to the fact that the Firm Premium, a Silver Medal. wits awarded them by the Lioncuster Comity AgricuTamil and Mechanical Society for Oohed Shelling TOO DOR gy exhibited at the Fair nfthe Society in oetoh ea ,tspp ; ohm. it Bronze Medan—Fiat Premium—for the heat Ai dl their Conch and Cnrringe Making meat, they continue to manufacture Conchee, Car riages. Buggies. Snlkiee. and all other vehicles in their line. Their reputation nu workmen is fairly es tablished, es they can confidently claim for their work the media of beauty O f forme. elegance of finish, anti strength of structure. One of the distinguishing (wor e , of their wnrk is tie altirabillty; all vehicles of Their build ate constant-tett of the Live seasoned route fiat, and put together firmly and substantially. 'They give partleulsratirmion to the • REPAIRING OF VEHICLES', and 'warrant an :heir work in this lino to give satis faction. in nddition to their practical eXPerielice in the bu .inm, they have the ...q.t.:ice of the butt workmen —none other being employed. The public in reispecillilly invited to eall and ex amine-the stock on hand, DA NI URI. CA ET I , E. EDWIN A. 131,CKElt Colombia. Nov. 20, 1859. MRS. WIIII3I.OIXF, An experienced Nurse and Female T 4 ~eunn, pre ge,eth to the attention of snoitcss, Lee SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. which greatly facilitates the precept , of, willing, by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation—arid stibtr alf pain and spasmodic argon. and u SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon itt mothers, 41 wiH give rest to pour. selves, and, RtLIEV AitDIICALTII TO VOVR INFAXTS. We have pat up and sold this article for over ten years. and canny. in confidence and troth of it. what we have never been able to ny of any other medi cine—never has felted in a single instenee, to erect a cure, when timely and. Never did .we know an instance of dissatisfac don by anyone who used iti On the contrary all are EL delighted With its opera tions, and neat in terms 7, of highest commendation ofits magical effects and L. meirical virtues. We speak in this matter as 'what we do know,” after ten years' experience. pa and pledge our reputation fortLefolfilment of whet oa we here declare. Its al. most every instarime where the infant is suffer ing from pain sad ex. banition, relief will be found hi fifteen armrest, ty agnates after the syrup is administered.` That valuable prepay rim ation Is the preseriprion et one of the meatemelt ,Len eneed skilliel Nunes in New England, and r has been need with never failing success in THOUSANDS S OF CASES. boot only reliever the child from pain, but Invig orates the stomach and 02 bowels, corrects aridity, and gives who end en 0. emy to the whole system. It will almost instantN. w "► relieve GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND", ,., COLIC. and overcome coeval a , pions, which If not speed ily remedied, end is p ! death. We believe it the ben and *west remedy o n g at the wort& in all eases of Dysentery and Dim. rhea n.em In children. wheth er it arises from tee th of, or From any other came. We would ray to every mother who has child suffering from pi may of the foregoing corn plaints—do TM let year ep. preindiCes, nor theenvie dime of others, stand = between your suffering child and the roller that in will be eure—yels knell! sure--to *glow the use of this modirine. if timely need. Fall directions for ming will seem. pony each bowie. Prone gemalne oaks. the him Wm ale of Curtis * Ferkets,ltiew TorlGis on the outside wrapper. Bold by doaqs efraaetsout the world. Principe) Ilfe. 13 Cedar street, New York. PRICE OK Yl3 CEWTS PB/1 BOTTLE. Vermin. by RAVILLI/01 floiewhil , Oct,l 1131.11 y ETERVATIEZDAKOSOING • Office i ri Carpet Hall; NortltAresitopr a pey of Front and Locust streets; Term of Subseriplion 4 . Oa e Copylic.rintinist,ll l paidi ' adra rued, • " • " t f not paid within three month errata commie neemen ofthe year, .1• - 00 aeamtas iac:azo3r. Noiabeeripi ion received fora less time than :Olt asantha; aadno paper will be diAcenrtinued unlit ern arrears eastre paidonlcasat ,ttie arrtionof the pud isher• frrNorte Yam aylt e , e. mit tedbyntailriehvntrltli-h -er rt. (WI:. Rates of Advertising. square[eli neslene week, '• titres wee'.s. 75 eatele.tih:equenttil.r.rf iOtt. ro ine-joacweek, three weeks. I no a a • each ,autt.ntitteit tin ,c rtiou. a 5 verti4cenent•i II proportion literahliscouni will he made to genrterly.holr early ervearly ad vertiscra,who are utrietilcoobuf al o t heir hastiness. FOR SALE CHEAP. 3 nil 'MITTS Seger Boxes, (boxes of one hundred v and two hundred and , fitly,) all ia. Koud old,' which wilt be sold at $3,00 per huadred.b y tr•kiag whole of them FENDIVICH lf. RHOS_ Wholesaleand 'Brian Tobacro and S rgar Mauu tory, Front st„ five doors above Lo cost, Colombia. November 5.1859. - FT.ift MINCE PIES! THOSE mooring Chrirtmos good things will fi nd frret rate article of New Citron at • 11.r....U17 M'S Grorery Store, corner Front and Union et. N0e.28.11330. The Best, Cheapest, and most Success& Fandlyraper in the Union• SALA VZI ' VT XI 21HLY. Price Five Cents a Number; 112.50 per year, LFroni the N. Y. Rye/sing Post, 1859.( Ha Wasavv.—The fifly-two numbers of this attractive and entertaining publication, issued daring the last year, have been gathered into a tingle volume-, and ties, that we tee them together, vve are earpriard at the variety, the sprightliness, and the Value of the content.. There Is a complete history of nearly all Stir pultlie events bribe year—there are ample dioser tnnotts on the Matting tomes—there are the graceful t reltfign (not always trivial, however, bat profoundly itfitesielivel of the Lounger—there are the telel and stories of Ou)sver, Dickens, TbackemY, &e.—titers are the records of jokes: new and old—and, above all. there are those striking wood cut representations of contemporary men and things, of follies and fashions, and of cuttoms and coontries—alt contained within a single volume, and toile had for a Nom It ten grand picture-Look of the human life of the nineteenth cen tury. in all its phases, and in nearly all nations. Ev ery clans of readers. moreover, may be Interested by it—the old and thoughtful, the young and goy; the taco of buitittess. the child and the woman. We would not so often cull attention to Sleeper , . Weekly if we were not well satisfied that it in the beat family paper published In the United Hinter, atm for 1)151 mason. and that alone-we desire to ace it undermine and root out a certain kind of literature tooprevalent, which blunts the morals of its readers, vitiates their taste for sensible reading and in alto gether bed in its effects --New London Advertiser. As lierper i s Magazine ha. done much to drive out she yellow.covered literature, fo.,we should-be Wad to tee this new Week ly take the place of those paper. which depend for excitement on poor, trashy not el-. —Nrto York Erangelist. Ila epees Weekly abounds in original matter, spicy. oiquant. InsTruetrve, and entettaining• It has, sad deservedly, a very large and increasing circulation. It in a lip.top family paper.—Poston Jiarrnal. It (Harpers Weekly: is the proper size for binding, and an excellent opportunity is agorded for any one ho wishes to preserve the history of the. country es it In made, to do so by filing Harper's Weekly.—Pon true (Mich.)-facivonfan. its fresh leaves, its clear type. its entertaining va , rimy, its severe but just criticisms upon the follies of the times, its elegantly written and Instructive aro ' cies, and its able correspondence. all •combitte to make it the model newspaper of our country. and one that every family . mast prize. Its condensed weeny summary of Foreign and Domestic Intelligence in 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 at deserves to be. it will be found in future yearn as welcome a compan ion for the family and fireside an the day on which it was first perused—ifeCornelseille (0.) IrtiMintr. HatPee6 ' , Neel:ly is electrotyped, and back num bers can be furnisher: many time, On Copy for Twenty Weeks, One Cory for One Year, • 2.50. One Copy for Two Years, 4.01). Five Copies for One Year, • 9,00.. Twelve Copies for One Year. 40.00. Tweatyfivo Copies for One Year, 40,00. An Itxtra Cony will be allowed for every ChM of Twelve or Twenty-five Subscribers. - • Vols. I and II , for the years 1857 and 1958,0 f "Har per's We•kly,” handsomely bound in Cloth extra, Price 53,50 each, are now ready. HARPER & BROTEIRRS. N0v,10,V19. Franklin Square, New York. DR. M'EANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE MD 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 Chas. llPLanes 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 most satis factory results to various Animals subject to Worms. THE LIVER PILLS, FOP the CUPC Of LIVER COMPLAINTS, 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 w' - ministered in accordance with the directions. Their unprecedented 'popularity has induced the proprietors, FLEMING BROTHERS, PITTSBURG Ei, PA.. to dispose of their Drug bush:c.c.s, in which they have been succet,... fully engaged for the last Tv.enty Years, and they will now give dui r undivided time and attention to their manufacture. And being de ter-mined that Dr. M'Lanc's Cel-- brated Vermifuge and Liver Pits shall continue to occupy the 1.1L,1i position they now hold among t:.e great remedies of the day,, they will continue to spare neither, tine nor expense in procuring the BeFt and Purest material, and com pound them in the most thotouch manner. Address all ordcis to MEN Ban Pittsburgh, F. P.P. Dealers WI Pkialtdatte orertimg fn m ott ••• than Strudiap Deo*, wig do well to *roe t15t0,0....e adinetkik and earn 110104 tud Dr. irLowos, prgorot , PlooloP ftrot"7"atttorgh. ft To dote *Wog than w Utak we will I,roeual per mil. rot hai4. l, ' O 7 Part of the Vatted State, roe des of PPIle for mere threorest pottage rump* or one Os; at ottwit.a* P"I foams.° tbrw•e•ltt witAintu. Alt or• 4 1- S , tott t• AM *ILI* • 17 0•51.. EMI
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