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ANOTHER- TEttIIMPIEU -; 4
' ^ - ' , Philadelphia. Sept. 29,1949.
To Via PILIMIDIMYCY TOO FlimAintirau.AClOcrt.-
Trai , L . Syarrt? - _-pnelmobj!cribeiyi„youir coiMaitiee to
examine the of a Salamander Safe. of Evan.
a Wet«ois,' sAor being exposed to *Mamie fire comthe
Fair Gionadcloreixid hoom. fr.nectial!), represent:
That after seven conk - cloak wood and three of pine
Auld been concocted around the Safe, it was opened
in the pretence of the committee, and the contents
'alien out. a bole warmed, but 110 t even scorched.
Several Silver Medal,. heretofore received by the
manufacturers. and a large quantity of documents
were in the Safe, sad came out entirely uninjured.
The experiment satisfies! 114 of the capacity of
Sates of this kind to protect cuutentr from any fire to
which they may tfe exposed.
'Fite C011111111((<0 awarded a Diploma and Silver
&festal.
ST/1.1. ANcrrif ER
Wilmington, Del.. Sept 17, 13.59.—Mes,re. Eezme
Wni-on. rhiladelpLia:
GENTILIMIKM—TIie Sularnittitirr Fite-Proof San of
your minnufseture, purchased by is from your Agent
Perrislit Garrett, of our city, some nine months ago,
wen severely tried by burglars last S.iiiirday night.
and although they had a sledge hammer. colt
drill. and gunpowder, they did not mitered in open
lug the Sale. The lock being one of "Flail's Patent
Powder proof.. they could not get the powder into it.
but drilled a hole in the lower panel and forced in a
large charge, which wit• Ignited, and alhough the
.11C0f, inside and out, showed the explo-ion not to
have been n small one. it wa, tint foreed open. We
suppose they were the greater part of the night at
wank on it. We are muck gratified at the result of
the attempt to enter it, and if the above facts are int
any -ervice. you are at liberty to u-c them.
Yours., Truly, UAW:AHD &JONES.
CIII7.AT FlREl—Asorn Ert TRIUM l'H'l
Kunxville. Tetinev,e, Mulch 1:1111, 1a59.
Ithiladelphi,—Gentle
ffl,ll-- I t afford, me velit pilea , uro to sal to you thin
Me Salamander Sate, winch 1 purelia.e.l front you in
I'ebruary•, It.Ss, proved to tie what sou teeotrimelided
it—u sure protection from fire. My , lorehou-e, to
grther with rrveral ethers. woe Isurierd to the ground
March la.t. The Sale tell through in.° the evilar.
and wag exposed to intro -e heat lor •tr or t ight honor
and when It wit , taken (role the ruin, and opened, at
its content, were found to he bit a pelt - eel •tine. the
Stooks mat the papers not in lag injured any whatever.
I eau cheerfully reeo 11111 l emit your Sales to the earn
nit y. beltersug. ts. I Jo, that they are a• near tire
plop( al it is p05,41,1e I . or any Safe to be made.
TJitM/AS J. PO WRI.L.
ir7-.A. large wienrimene of the :Move Safe- ulsvop•
no hand. at 304 Cheques street, (late :24 Soul rnunli
mreri4 Philadelphia.
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November a, ISSN.
LIFE INSURANCE.
THOMAS WELSII, Esq., has been appointed
Agent of the Penn Mutual Life In.urunce Com
pany, of Plilladelprna. for Columbia nun neighbor
hood. Thin loan old esinhbaned Company, I,qm*
wishing to provide for their fun Otes in vitae of death
bad heave call on the agent and get insured.
Columbia,July IS. 18..W-tf
NEW WINTER GOODS. *-
NOW Opening a magnificent assortment
of Full owl %Venter (load..
NEW FURS
from 51,00 Co Nri n sett, Mink Sable, Stone Dt mien,
Faub, Squirrel, Sliver Alurtert, &r.. Sc.
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CLOAKS AND DUSTERS,
New' York and Pillialieirthin Manufacture Newe.tt
Pattern•. Vail and %Vinter Cloultm I D,,.ter• Open
ing Daily. Black Beaver Cloak,. Meek Tlieot
Clualtsokc., Ice.; wide Mack Silk Velvet for Cloak,.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
Jacquard Reversible, Long and Square Brocnn. Sod
la,. in black mid colored cenirc.; Super ' , renal'
Blanket. Bay Slate, Long und Square Slaatvls, and ail
the different makes, &c.
GENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
All Wool Lupins raris s pritned bouquet deinine•; All
Wool Lupins French Alerittoes. in Week end nil color;
Fancy New Style Paris Ores• Silks, Black Clus.y
Silks orthe Beet Brands Imported; Houma 1 black end
brown ground I/chatter. 25 cents per yard; 4-4 French
Chintzes, 2.5 critic; English Chimes..., 12; reale.
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HOSIERY.
Men', Merino nrd Cotton Shirt. and Drawers. Lndie.
Undervest4 ; Ladies' Merino black. +abbe and
colored, Merino flocs, black, white and col•
tired; lkiya Merino Ho-c, block, white and colored;
Children'. Merino Hose. black, white and colored;
Ladies', Aliases'. Boy. , and Children's Cotton lioriery.
GLOVES AND 'GAUNTLETS,
. .
in silk, fleecy lined, lisle thread, cloth, buckskin and
►id.
MEN'S WEAR.
A choice and large ageortment of CalsimereP,
and new and benutilnl my*. Ve.iinc.
BLANKETS.
A very large stock of 131ankete, Woolen Coverlets,
Comforts. Flannels. ho.. tee.
CA RPETINGS.
A new and full supply,front I 2 cent• up. FLOOR
OIL cLortis. from one ys rd to four yard+ wide, cut
in one piece to suit hell, Furniture Oil Clothe, 4.4
ICI 0.4 wide.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
A new and full supply.
LOOKING GLASSES, WALL PAPERS.
crsoo pound Even Good Geese Feathers.
lIAULIENI AN'S Cheap Coati Store.
Columbia, November 5. 1952
25 PER CENT. SAVED.
E have just received all more Boxes of
Black For Tobacco, from our or the be.t man
ufnetories in Virginia—mm.li superior to the first lot
manufactured for or. We wi.h to mate 111 regard to
this Tobacco. that we man recommend it no better in
finality and flavor that, any sweet Tobacco before
manutortured ;n this mate or el•e where. We eau
guarantee to all wi-Imig to try it tl.at they will save
-1.5 per rent. by I. 11) m g . our BLACK FAT Toll.kr - I'o
The Tahareo is flee from •tent and dirt, riptide of
nothing but pure leaf. and •weetened with the l.r•t o f
white +Hear. All dealers who aril ...eel tottered
shod Id give tla• orblr n tnn4 and if it not a. we
represent it. we w•1I on On 3 time refund the prire
%Ve also keep on band the lulluw•rng broads ot chew
ing 1011311. CO:
r. wept read. Lnnf. sweet Cot:gee", Sweet Honey
Dew, Sweet Caventli•h. Sweet !lorry Nine and
sweet Twott. We keep the 1.'41 tumid of Ronal! to.ti
Ready. find a new leaotiitot natural railed !lie VI wain
botade rre••ed Wr have the large-i ' , lova of Se
gal, toitif Chewing 'rob luei o we.l 01 Ph i hl e :rh o ,—
We yvill ilie above hAg, 1;01 cull
he licui4lit In lent rut All who ite.i! in the above
itele• are reNlll , lreli 10 e• 11/. a nil it et du.wt oiler
them good.. littler than ran be tionglit iI e
where, w e tt,ll nolo-S. thew no hay.
11"Snittil ti nrtns .
LC Inntr•nle ion! Iteiiiii T. •,,„ ..0. m,4l6.l.winny.
fiv , !tom I ./.• Pm.
NoweifiLe .5, 1,01.
ff'TIMIW'In
Improved Air Heaters, Fuel & Heat
Economizing Stoves, & Heaters.
THE maiintnerarcr. bare ;o•t and now oiler
for •ule. ri tine Parlor &I ore and Pnrlor Cook
Al.o.their tante Henning Furnace, (Of for br..rrnt of
luwidto;• with oar healer. The... healer., titian le-I.
have proven ;hentrelve. to renitire but halt Ile.' fuel
r• ginned by other hearer, of the came rite. arid they
give much more turd a plea , , liter lieut. 'l'h.• ren•ou.
why' they work p.o mirth littler are lireaure they have
more heating •urfaee m direct contact with the tire,
and the supply of are oven the /111e111111 cued external
surface is greater rind more perfect to lake the bent
tip rapidly, thereby prey elintig the furnace Irons hold
ing the beat. tattling it red hot to burn it out and
scorch=the are, ansiloing it dry and opprer•rve. The
bear, not being held. oi not forced up the Oue,ns i• the
ca.e where heal it held In the furnace, becalm., the
vent up the smoke pipe lathe tred,t. the drafidniwing
it up and the furnace forcing n back These diflicul ,
lieu We overcome, and :he heal Is oared that waste,
In stoves end heelers.
Shreiner's Ileatera•re the only double Abblleating
Furneeeit in the market, arid therefore have a great
advantage over all Heaters in ace for Paving heat
god fuel.
Cr Bete Stovea will heel. with the fuel of one or
dietary stove, 1..0.101 in MO or three ordinary rover
and they heat rooms op and down stairs.
ViltiEl NEU dr. VOUNC. Manufacturers.
N 0.37 North queen st., next to Sholwr's I lotel, Lan
canter. Pa.
Dee. ID. 1 619.
SPICES, &C., FOR THE HOLIDAYS.'
CINNAMON. Ginger. Clove•, Mare.. lgulmeg•. All
spice, Pepper, Correander; all ground and un
ground.
Extract. of Peach, Lemon, Bitter Almond, Vanilla
Essence Lemon slid Cinnamon.
Rosa Water, Sweet Abiyaram, Some, Oak ieg Soda
Cream Tartar Ira raihorne, .A:ralua. Caraway
Peed, Fennel Seed. Cardamom Seed, l'earl Asa, Tar
Fade Acid. Oil Lemon.
All the above articles are gooranteed pure and of
the best quality. For rile at the Drag Stole of.
R. WILLIAMS.
Front street. Calumbin
OEM
HEADQUARTER'S & NEWS DEPOT
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WE have just received n large and fine
assortment of ha adtwinely boned Book..
suitable for presentt for the holiday., among which
may , be found. Anneal., Album., Poets, Lutheran,
methodid„ and Pre.byterian Hymn Book - it, in many
styles of binding; Emecopal and Catholic Prayer and
Hymn Book*, Pocket Bibles at from 50 cents to $4,00
each.
We would tall paricalar attention to our stock of
Juveniles, it being the largest and bee: a.sortment
ever offered in Chi. Blare.
FANCY ARTICLES,
Saab ma Port Pelioa—Leather and Papier histehe,
Pocket Books, Rolewood Work Boxes, Glass and
Pereelain Ink Stands, ike.
Ws invite the natal,* to eat ■nd erantine our
.:Dek. a. we are confident we can pleaae them both
in style and price.
SATLOR /k McDONALD.
Co itialtna. Meant berl7, IMO a:
Stoves,...Tin.Waxe,Alstslfixtmes, tee.
=MA= WILSON,
rE. Carrier Seecindiusd locust Streets.
Til subscriber Miring entirely refitted his
store and laid in a complete new sloe* of every
thing in his linc„invitrethe attention of the public to
hi• anunicm.nl or •
STOVES OF EVERY STYLE & PATTERN.
ins mock is very large and complete, con
sisting of
Royal Cook, %VIM= Penn, Nohle.National.
Young America, Al °ruing Sus r, Complete Conk.
Cooking Ranges. Parlor Cook, four patterns. Parlor
Stoves of every snake, size, style and variety, Oar
Room and Office Stoves. &c.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
Alarge stock of articles in the above line of bolsi
ea.., comprising eve rything that I. ma nufnetused of
Tin. Sheet Iron. &e., for Household purposes. Dix
-lock is of Ilk own manufacture, Lind he cal vouch
for it, excellence:lnd durubility.
Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures, eke.
ALA R(.1: and complete assortment of elegant Gas
Fixtures of tasteful designs. consisting of six.
four, three and two burster Chandellers.eingle burner
Dalt Pendant., Side Lights plain and ornamental.
Drop Balmer...tr., alWraya on baud. GAS FITTING
all its branches attended to with promptness.
House Roofing, Spouting, &c.
lOUS ROOFING and spounNa put op in the
I E
I. moot Aub.lanlinl manner; Plumlsing, Bell Hang
it: and oth e r bra Hello! , of the batistes., curried on us
tel etufore, on the most teniannt•le Wan..
lIIRA AI WILSON.
Corner of Second and Local sit acts.
rolumLia.Seplember 5, 1857.
GM W. IVOODWADD
JOHN IV. GEARY.
I'. RI:THRHYORD.
ALFRED B.GILLetr.
NOW OPENING
AT THIRD AND UNION STREETS,
A LARGE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER MOODS.
WE invite eiipecial utivition to our
CA It I'EnINGS.
Oil yards,33 iitelies wide Woolen List Carpel-31e
110 .• " Woolen Filling and Double
Chaos, 37c
" " Ingrain all wove Carpet.
• bEi s toertic.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
An flirt, u-sorimelit of U. of all s:y les and
prices. 'frr Call nod examine our emit
De Imiiie•! A lot or Hew •/1114 of prints.
M ENS' WEAR.
mitt complete re-moment of Clam, Cassimeres,
Vestins , Sr, very superior lot.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Alen's. Bays', Ladies', Misses' and Children's Boots
and :Thurs.
GROCERIES.
Our moek of ftroreries hoof the beet, and complete.
Wrenn offer our Groceries at the very lowest
figures
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &c.'
We Invite eXIII7IIIIIIIIOII of the stock of Queenswure
and fillissware; it in remarkable both for quality and
clamour...
‘Vo haven splendid lot of No I MACKEREL.
ID-We will sell our good. 11 4 cheap as mayor our
coatreres. p. 0. & It. F. BRUNER.
Cola 0ct.31, Cor. Third nod Union Si,..
Shieiner's Patent Fuel and Heat
Economizing Stoves and Heaters.
A LANCASTER COUNTN"I'II I Uhl Pll.
T the tau... County Agricultural and Mecfmniva
7 Fair. PhthoSlirrener's Stove Invention for saving
wa-te bent and fuel. wan awarded a Silver Sett val
ued at 5.51). for the most hove/ and useful Lancaster
County Invention,
Al-o, to Shreiner,- Young. for best Apparatus for
Warming Ilou.es a Silver Medal. The JuJaes also
said In their report (there being no premium for Ibis
elan. of Stoves) Cam Shreiner & Voting were entitled
to a special notice for their Improved Ornamental
list- homin g Cantor and Hall Stove.
At the State Fair, recently held at Philadelphia. tie
tiNlowing award- were made: To Shreiner & Young,
for hest hull stove, First Preinitim and Diploma; for
Po rtolhe Heater, Premium und Special Diploma.
The improvement in Stoves and Healers was pro.
nomwed at the Slate Fair, II the moat -cientifie men
at our rummy. the greatest improvement ever made
in Stove., n lima the only 4C ketoi6c Stove in the
world. These Stove. and Healer-allow 110 WII II IC
brut up the line. and burn the an. better Man any gas
!writer in the market. ‘Ve nil he these statements,
knowing that we do 1101 exaggerate. To sad-try alld
we ask all tincre.tril mean and see the Stoves in op
eration. Tinse wishing to purchase tined run no ri-h,
as we' guarmitee the complete operation. and great
-aving of turf Those wanting u cheap furniture, that
heal. well with a moat' quantity of fuel should cull 1
and examine at
S II R FIN F: Ft & YOUNG'S,
0e1.2.:,'.."&tf No. 3: Not th Queen 11.. Ln Delmer
AFEW of the Books just received from
the New York and litiladelphin Trade Sale,:
• Sloun's City rind Suburban Architect u re, containing
numerotni Deaigns and Detail.. Illuidrated with one
hundred tied sixty engraving..
Sloan's Con.tructice Architecture: a guide to the
practical builder and mechanic, in which ts conta'tted
a .erie. of De.ignm for alonfes, roofs and moires. .11-
lu.truted by sixty-six carefully prepared Plates.
Downing's Lundte.ope Gardening and Rural Archi
tecture.
The Lady's Manual of Fancy Work: a complete tn.
•1 rumor in every variety of Or nusnental Needle \York.
By Mrs. Rogan.
Glorsary of English Wont•, &c., &c., by Richard
Chenethr French. D D.
New Dictionary of QUolntionv from the Greek. Lat
in and Modern Languages translated into English.
The Tin Trumpet; or, Beads nod Tails far the Wise
and Waggish.
Empire of Russia. from the remotest periods to the
present time. By John S. C. Abbott.
All About 1r or. the Ifistory and Mystery of Corn•
;non Things. fly Ilugh smith Carpenter.
Souvenir., of Travel. By Madam f.tetuvia Walton
Le Vert, 2 VON.
Allibone's Dictionary of A mbar.. Vol. I.
The Harp of a Thousand ;Strings.; or, Laughter for n
Lifetime.
Any of the above books wal he •old et very loo•
prices at JOHN SIIKAFFEIt'S
eneun 1306kmore, North Queen 11.. Luucu.ter,
Nov. 4, %KO.
Split Peas!
Snpoty of Dried I onjolt received nod for .nle very
LI clomp. nt S. I'. EBEII LEIN'S
Nov. 19.18.59. Grocery Store. No. Locust vt.
FRANKLIN HOUSE RESTAURANT,
UNDER THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
LOCUST STRENT, COLTIMBIA, PA.
subscriber hes ore nett in the basement of Iris
hotel. the Frenklm ;louse. a REsTmAIANT,
where lie is prepared to rre sins and other Ite
treahmeitta in the beat aryls. The efftitblbliment his
been newly feted lip with if 'flew to the be-t Oreool.
11100111100 of his mottoiners, cud 110 effort will be
spored to properly and promptly eater to their wants
and eppeine,
•Flie Oysters, Se .provided will be of the hest qual
ity. and that they may be well cooked and served an
experienced persrie trona one of the best estehli-h
-meets in Philedelphia, has been cinteged to take
t barite of the cookie,: department. The subscriber
a.ks of his friends and air iaibiir a share of custom.
.1. P. lSlll,l.bll{,
Columliio. Oct.:V.IMP. h rneklin noun,
— WASHINGTON .INSTITIITE.
rphi‘ Lr tame will be reopened lilt MON DAY, SEPT.
J The coarse of instruction will be arranged
rererellee to the Wattle of thOse 14.1/0 t-lt to al.
1:11a a iliornuell education in the Classic. and Mailie•
111:111e., and nll Other limilelsee usually teeth: an ItnEll
::letiools and stemma nes. hlesie will be 1011Eht by an
experienced einrecti fr. A few !murders will be re
eei, eOlOlO the family t/1 the Pi invited.
JOS. D.NICIIOI.S.
Cola. sue. 20, 'WI. if.
SEWING- DIACEUNES.
rliE undersigned bag btenappuintedngent
far SINGER'S CELEBRATED SEWING MA
CMS ES, sad reromnteuJ• them, after years of trial
l.y lanaelf. spathe
BEST MACHINES IN 'US E.
Ile has at his store in Locust street, below Second.
a Mechline suitable for t•ritoring or family purpose.,
olden can he examined by person. desiring to pur
chase. Bening a practical operator he can give all
arc...wary inoruction lit the use of the machine...—
The public 14 invited to colt and examine the Machine
and Work. Atl sizes of Sewing Machines supplied
to order.
Columbia Oct. 15. P. E. WOR R ELL.
:41041=02V-FEI=PMX4=O2V - 33MVIir .
Front St., above Walnut, Columbia, l'a.
Tsubscriber keeps conatantly on land a large
I. and varied assortment of Confectionery. Frail,
Cakes, &c. Ile invites attention to has
ONION COUGH CANDY,
and Giber Candies for Colds. Ile keeps Fruit Cake,
lady Cake, and a variety of smaller cakes always
fresh. Handsome Clate or every description. with
choice Confection, easefully prepared for Parties,
Balls, B.c.
Columbia, September 10, I r. 1.59
FINE PAPERS & STATIONERY.
We have just received and have for sale, at very
stable Kites, the largest and best variety or pa
pers and stationery ever Mimed to Lancaster, con
ststilic wart or
De In Roe's 181 Bad, De la Roe's P. 10,
Dc la Rue's N 0.6-9 vol. nate,
Magnus' Doable Tbiek Cream Laid Bath,
Magnus' Ivory Surface Record Cap,
French Quadrille, Alhambra Bath,
" 5"
Eliome Mills Legal Cap, 10 and 14 ID•
Home Mills Letter,lo
Ilonie Mills Batb, 4, 4 sad 0 sire.
L.J. Best Visiting Cards N 0.3.
German Bristol Board.
De la Roe's Damask Envelopes.
De la Roe's Extra Thiek Cream Laid Envelopes.
Opaquci Envelopes, all sixes. Buff Envelopes.
Metallic Mates. Pencils—Faber's, Pens,
India Rubber Pen Holders.
1:1104:—A timid's, Green's, Huber's.
ELIAB BARR L CO.,
:Co =Opposite the Cents House;
()globe- SESS.
C. iwzrzrirlaws
C. RETIN: ER
Sap Sago t elieisePaz::,'&.."
A Lot of Sap Sap.] Cheese last arrived at
S. F.EBEHLEINS
Nov. 19.1859. , - Grocery Stare.NO. 71 'Locust st.
GO to No: 11.: 7: oiart streerfrime Shed—the
best Mute market. , 4.ilr:SroSt.F.':EßEßLElisi.
Nov. 19 1 95 9.. -
THE largiiffStirelaiMa Oing
Now:ls thetimegatly.iini - and ex
amine for. oorielves." My coalis3iriviied express
ly for 'family - pu - rpoims, L clear - Item dht and slate,
and is kepi under cover. , It is of the bestquality, - and
ranges ia-price !tom 412,50 - to`lMUO'per ton. -1 have
• • •.• •
82,50, *2,75, $3,00 & $3,50 PER TON,
delivered at any part orate town.
B.F. AP POLO.
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N. B.—Whole•ale e urcbasers ofOoal, by the cargo
or car load, will find it to their advantage to call and
examine my large atorl• beta re tin rehasing c ivemnere,
Coal Yard at Nos. 48,3,4,5,6 and 8 Canal Basin.
D. P.A PPOLD.
Columbia, Sept. 10, 1859. ,
ALMANACS FO6 1860,—Call at J. S. Delicit
& And procure mr Almanac for the next
v r. krat;s net. 1.,59.
Segars.
100 000
Halt Spanish Segara; 25,000 Sires, in
store and will be fold :at a low figure
by I. O.& H. F. BRUNER,
Aug. 6, ISM'. Car. of Thi d and Union Streets.
GREAT BARGAINS
At the Corner of Third and Union sts.
GUITA Coarse Grained Sugar for t grins.
Pennsylvania Refined %Violin, 10
Bert Oolong Ten, in original China packages.
A fine lot Regalia and Opera Siren Sepik;
0 Boxes Arun rinth ell vendi,b Ttiliageo.
Also. a large arrortment of A Yo. t Spice., dr.c., &e.
for .ale by
- Abr.. 20:59. T O.b
_ILF.BRUNER.
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TRII LARGEST
rX , colt::>ai, a a c> Sit , cor 45
WEST OF PHILADELPHIA..
WS call attention to our unrivaled stock
of the best brands of Chewing Tobacco which
we will sell at,vcry lectured rates.
Good sweet Congress at 25e. per lb.. worth Mc.; good
sweet Honey Dew. in Me., worth 40e: good sus ect
Cavendish, Inlet.. worth 35c.; good Peach Leaf Cavett
dish, at atic . worth 37e.; good Temtest. Cavendish, at
35c.. worth 50c. We also have 500.00 G SEGA RS, of
different brands, which we can sell cheaper than they
east be sold at any other establishment in the country
Good Sixes at $4,110 per thousands worth 65.00; good
German Sixes, at $5,50, worth .56,a, gt.od German
Sixes at $5,00, worth VAL
The largest and best assorment of Tobacco, Segars,
Snuffs, and everything connected with the trade. at
FENDRICII t BROS'
Wholesale and Retail Tobacco. Segue and Snuff Manu
factory, Flout Street, five doors above Locust, Colum
bia. Pa. July 9th. IESO
SAVING FUND.
COMPANY.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
tum
1. Money i• received every day, and Many amount,
large or .mull.
d. five Per Cent. interest in paid for money from
the dad• it in put
3. The money is always pnid hack in gold, when
ever it in called for, and without notice.
4. Afoneris received from k:xecutors, Adotinistra •
lora, Guardians and others who desire to have it is a
place of perfect safety, and where interest con be
obteitted fork.
5 The money received glom depositors is invested
iu Real E.i/lie, itiorigsges, Ground Rent•, and such
oilier first-clue; securities as the charier direct=.
8. Office flours—Every day from I/ till 5 o'eloek,
and on Mondays and Thursdays till 8 o'clock in the
evening.
HON HENRY T.. BENNER. Prevident.
itonERT SELFRIDGE, Vice Prevident
%V V.. 1. R EED, Seeretair y.
DIRECTORS.
henry 1.. Benner, F. Carroll Brew...-.
Edward 1.. Carter, Joeepla B. Barry,
Robert Selfridge, Francis l.ee,
Samuel K. A-Mon, Jo,eph Vet ker,
G. Landreth Minn., lien ry DitTenderfer.
OFFICE:—Walnut Street, South -Weal Corner
of Third Sires:, Philadelphia
April e 3. Issco.
NEW MUSIC STORE,
No. 93 Market et., Harrisbnrg,
SIZEIII32° MUSIC,
Instruction Books,
MUSICAL MERCHANDIZE GENERALLY,
Pianos,
,Velculeons, I iolins, Guitars, Flutes, Amor
deons, &c., &e.
him. 4. IMO. O.C. n. C WIT: `.
FOR SALE.
200 TV.AI.
lli l ction Matches, vellt3l7riffricza
DRIED FRUIT.
DOR Dried rruit—Apples. Peaclte•, Chertiett. tk.r.,-
I.' the beet intim market, go to 11. SUYDAM'S
Gloccry Store. Corner Front and Union erg.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
_ a lll3 subscriber Wilt% the attention of the
public to tine • ,
NEW GROCERY, FLOUR, TEED 'AND
VARIETY STORE,
just opened by hint us No. 71,, Locust street. between
Second and Third. lie will keep on hand a complete
crock of all kinds of Groceries, Queensware.2ke..
and in-ures ever) thing irs lie good of its kind and prier.
lie will furnish BREAD from the Philadelphia Me.
chmtical ilukery, fresh every evening; 'Pea BM.
mat, Cracker., Acee., &e, Those desiring it can be
served at tine houses. lie will give the hardness his
strict attention. and by foreeeeing and promptly supply
line the trains of eliirens hopes to deserve and receive
a liberal slime of their support.
SAIIII. F. ErtEnr.r.usr,
Oct P, 39. No. 71 Locust 'tree', Columbia. Pa•
Dutch Herring!
A NY one fond of a good Herring can In. .applied at
2. 4 . EERI.F:IN'S
MrNov. 10. ! G rocery etore, 71 LocuFt et.
___
J. S. De'lett & Co's
3 GOLDEN_MORTAR DRUG STORE.
TILE only Agents in Columbia for Avet's Saranren.
Ayer.' Merry Pectoral. A 3 eN Ague Cure.
Ayer's Cu thortic Pills ' Jayne's Expet foram, Juyne'r
Alteraiive, Jayne's*. Cambiaiive Balsam. Juvetc'
Hair Tome, Jsynt's I. ' .ent. Jayne's Sonolive Pill.
Dune's Ague Ceire,Jayne - e Tome Vtrenifuge,Juyne's
Hair Dye.
irel'urchnring article. of the Agents you cun de
pond on them being fresh end genuine.
Octoberl.l''!dl.
1859. FOR FALL TRADE. 1859.
Camargo Manufacturing Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Wall Paper, Window Shade and Oil
Cloth Warehouse.
NO. '2O EAST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA
Fall sty les of Wall Paper,only 5 cent..
Fall styles of Well Paper only 6 cents.
Fall style. of Wall Paper only 8 cents.
Fall styles of Wall Paper only 10 rem•.
Fall *qtr. of Wall Paperonly 121 cents..
Pall styles of Wall Paper only IS cents.
Fall styles of satin Paper only :Weems.
fall I•irles of Satin Paper only 2S
Fall oyles of Satin Paper only 311 cent..
Pall styles of Gold Paper only 50 cent...
Fall styles of Gold Paper only 65 cents.
Pall styles of Gold Paper only 75 cents.
F■ll styles of Gold Paper only 161,00.
fail styles of Velvet Paper only 61.00.
Fall style:of Velvet Paper ocly 151.23.
Fall style/ of Velvet Paper only 61,50.
Fall sly lea of Velvet Paper only 61.73.
styles of Velvet Paper only 112,00
Borders,
Mouldings,
Decorations, &c.
WINDOW SHADES! WINDOW SHADES!!
woe Painted Window Shades 371 cents.
Fine Painted Window Shades 50 cents.
Fine Painted Window Shades 621 CCM.. ,
Fine Painted Window Shades ?Seems..
Fine (told Bordered Window Shades 73
Fine Gold Bordered Window FlhadesB7/ cents.
Fine Gold Bordered Window Shades *l,OO.
Fine Gold Bordered Window Shades 61.23.
Fine Gold Borderer! Window *bade* ist,uo.
Cords,
Tassel*,
Fixtnrei; iice.
OIL CLOTHS! OIL CLOTHS!!
New and beautiful Patterna Floor Oil Cloths 37 eta.
New and beantifal Patterns Floor Oil Cloths, 44 eta
Now and heuntiful Patterns Floor Oil Cloth* 50 etc
New and beautiful Patterns Floor Oil Cloths NS eta.
New and beautiful Patterns Floor Oil Cloths 44
Floor Oil Clash, from one to Poor yards whim Table
04 Cloths all widths and qualities; Green Oil Cloths
for Window Shades. Vireo° call and examine oar
stock before purchasing, as we are determined to seH
at very lowest sate..
B. FRANK FIRENEDIAN. C. 11. BRILNEMAN
Sopa.; aeso.
NOTICE.
TBooks of the subscr i ber have been placed in the
1 hands John Eddy, with 'authority to collect all
accounts. Persons indebted will make pigment to
him. those having claims will please _ present them for
orntensent. FILBERT. M.D.
October 15, IRs2.tf.
Ayer'gSksiiiarilla
A compound remedy, which Nee have la
bored to produce the meet effbctual .tdtemtive
that can be made. It is a concentrated extract
of Para Sarsaparilla, so ,combined with, other
substances of stalireater.altenitivepower as
ro afford-an effective antidote for the diseases
Sarsaparilla is reputed:to:cure- It is believed
that such a remedris wanted:by those who
suffer from Strumous complaints, and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove
of immense service to this large class of our
afflicted fellow-citizens. how completely this
compount will do it has been proven by exper
iment on many of the worst cases to be found
of the following complaints:—
SCILOFUIA AND SCRUPULOUS COMPT.AINTS,
ERUPTIONS AND EnrertvE Disc.t.sas, ULCERS,
PIMPLES, )31.0TCIIES, Tenons, S'ALT RHEUM,
SCALD HEAD, SiMusts axo Svrafirrm Ar
snerroxs, MERCLIRIAY.DISEASE, DROPSY, Nru
5AT.13.1.1 on Tie DOULOUREUX, DEBILITY, DYS
PEPSIA AND INDIGESTION, EILYSWELAS, Roan
on Sr. Arrnoves FIRE, and indeed the whole
class of complaints arising from Ineunrry or
BLOOD.
This compound will be Sound a great pro
moter of health, when - taken in the spring, to
expel the foul humors which fester in the
blood at that season of the year. 13y the time
ly expulsion of them manor• rankling disorders
are nipped in the bud.. Multitudes can, by
the aid of this remedy, spare_ themselves from
the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous
sores through which the system will strive to
rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do
this through the natural channels of the body
by art alterative medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities
bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions,
or sores ; cleanse it when you find , it is ob
structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when. Even where no particular disorder
is ,felt, people enjoy better health, and live
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the
blood healthy, and all is well ; but wit's this
pabulum of life disordered, there -can he no
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must go wrong, and the great machinery of
life is disordered or overthrown.
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, flu
reputation, of accomplishing these ends. Duo
the world has been egregiously deceived by
preparations of it, partly because the drug
alone has not all the "thine that is. claimed
for it, but more because ninny prepaintion,
pretending to be concentrated ts:tnels (.1 it
contain but little of the virtue of Sat:sap:a illa
or any thing else.
During late years the public have been niis
led by large bottles, pretending u, gtve a gum
of Extract of Sarsaparilla fire one dollar Iles.
rf these have been frauds upon the sick, rot
they not only contain little, if any, Sat,:ii a
rills, but often no curative properties wl at (v.
cr. Hence, bitter and painful disam•intintn
has followed the use of the various 1..:\ tracts m
Sarsaparilla which flood the nituktt, until the
name itself is justly des - I)6yd, and has in t cot
synonymous with imposition :cod cheat. roll
we call this compound San:op:lrina, cud intend
to supply such a remedy as shall leo ite tht
name from the load of obloquy width rt•t:
upon it. And we think we have grt m.d
believing it has virtues which ate itro•ist 1,1,
by the ordinaryrun orthe diseases it is in t
ed to cure. In order to MAI/ c their et 'mach
eradication front the system, tl r t Cllll dy • lietild
be judiciously taken at:voiding to dialqiULS Ul •
the bottle.
NATIONAL
AFETY
TRUS T
DR. J. C. AYER it CO.
Price, $1 per Bottle; Six Bottles fcr $:74
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
has won fur itself t.uch a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung ComplaitC, that
it is entirely unneees‘ary Tor us to recount the
evidence of it.Nirtites ' whereNer it has Lem em
ployed. As it has lung been in constant list
throughout &Ids section, no nerd not do more than
assure the people its quality 11$ kept up to the best
it e% CT Lee beta, And that it may be relied en to
do for their relief all it Int. liter ISt en found to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
,•on THE 01:131E OP
Costirene3s, Jaundice, Dysiopsia,ligcstion.
Dysentery, Foal Oomark, 1 yvjudas, lh attache.
Piles, Rheumatism, Eruplions oral Nl.iu Diseases,
Licer Coimplaint, Dropsy, Tater, Tumors am.
talc Rla um, Worms, Gold, Nemulpia, as 0
Dinner Pill, awl fur the
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi
tire can take them pleasantly. and they ale thi
be.t aperient in the world for all the pttrpo4es of a
n physic..
Price 25 cents por Pox; Five boxes for $l.OO
C rent lumbers of Clergymen. Physicians, States.
torn, awl eminent personages, hale lent thth
names to certify the unparalleled n , efulness of thes,
remedies, but our space here will not pet wit th,
insertion of them. The Agents below named fm
nish gratis our AmEnteAts Ar.mAr: e I, hit it the)
are given ; with also full descriptions of the ahoy,
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol
Tuned for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers nitl
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand A vmes.. and take 110 others. The so I
want the best aid there for them, and they shmd.
have it.
All our rtetocalies are for sale by
- •
Sod uy J. S. DKLi.F.IT & CO Columein. Grove
8c Roth, Marietta, 11. Slayrnaker, Maytown. Gra** h
CIVIIfC, Elizabethtown, J. Leader, Mt. Joy, and by
all reppectable merchant•.
TRANICLIN
PIECE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PERE ALDELPEI/A.
STATEMENT of the Assets of the Company on
January 1, le5P.
Published iu conformity wrtli iheprovision of the
aixtlisuctionorthe Acta aseeinbly,of Apri1:411,1542.
MORTGAGES.
Being first mortgagesonreal estate, in the
City and County of Philadelplau,except
530,950 in Montgomery, Ilucks,Sehull.
kW and Allegheny counties, Penns) Iva
REAL ESTATE.
Purchased at Sheriffs , Wee, under)
mortgage elnims, viz:
Eight hours and 10t,70 by 150 feet, on
the South-west cot nerof Chesnut and
Seventeenth streets.
A house nod lot, 27 by 71 feet. on North
side of Spruce street, West of Elev
enth street,
Two houses and lots, melt 19 by 80feet.
on South side of Spruce street, near
Sixteenth street,
Five houses nod lots, each 17-0 by 00
feet, Nos. 159, 101, 153, 105 and 167
Dilwyn at.,
Three houses and Icit.4o by 54 reel, on
East side of Seventeenth street,south
of Pine at,
Hotel and 10t,50 Lye) feet, on the South
east corner of Chesnut and Beach stn.,
Five limiter and lot, 42 by 80 feet.on the
North side of George street, West of
Ashton street.
Seven houses and lot, 20 by 117 feet, on
the East side of Beach street, south
of Chesnut street,
A bouire and lot,lB by 30 feet, No. VG
Fitzwater street. East al - Ninth street,
A ground rent of 11130. issuing out of a lot
13-4 by 40 feet, on North ride of Oiler
sireet,4o feet WestLOANS.er Leopard street, )
TemporaryLouns, on Stocks as Collat
eral Security, •
STOCKS.
1110.100 Alms Mato Loam,s percent. 1
(Int. on.)
200 Shares Bonk of Kentock y.
17 ss Northern RankofKentucky,
100 . 1 Union Rank of Tennessee,
13 . 1 'lnsurance Company of the
Stale of Pennsylvania,
200 " Southwark Railroad Co.
37 . 1 Commercial and Railroad
Bank,Viekshurg,
300 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
Franklin FlrelnsuranceCo.,
2 Mercantile Library Co.,
24 Union Canal Company,
10 Schuylkill Railroad Co.,
1110 000 Nonh Pean'a Railroad Bonds,
442.47 City Warrants,
SIPA Burlington City Water Loan,
3700 Philadelphia City Loan,
Notes and Billsreeetvable
Cash on hand,
CashiuhandsotAgents.
osse s paid darinethe yeartSs7.
By order of the - Board.
CHARLES H. BA NCKER. President
=Attest IV. A. Srma..See , y Pro Teat.
DIRECTORS.
CHAS.N.BANCKER, President,
EDWD. C. DALE, Vice President.
N, %meter. Tobias 'Wagner, Samuel Grant,
Jacob (R. Braids, Gee. W. - Richards, Mordecai D.
Lewis. David S. Brown,lssae Lea, Edward C. Dale,
Geo. Pales. -
WI!. A. STEEL'. Seely pro tem.
. • ' THOS. LLDVD,,Agent, Columbia.
Anvil P. 1 RM.
1311=9
- ‘r.‘s:-;
LOWET.L,
61,59G,52.1.19
36.42; ,
4,650 4
91,889,904 74
LOSSES BY FIRE
TO TECO 2IIBLIC.
DRS. FILBERT AND JOHN AND J. S. DEL
if len, a s - the finn of I. S. Deficit & Co., respect
fully informs their friends'and the public generally,
that they have purchased from Dr. E. D. Herr, the
Golden Mortar Drug Store, Front street, Columbia,
and intend keeping a general assortment of DRUGS,
MEDICINRY..,and all articles in their line of busi
ness. We have just returned from Philadelphia, with
a large and carefully selected stock of
DRUGS AND CAI EMICALS,
especially for family u.e, which may be relied on as
frePh and unudalterated— Also. n large assortment of
PERFUMERY AND •FANCY ARTICLES,
The business of the firm to be conducted by J. S.
Delieu, whose strict personal attention will be given
to the compounding of Physician's prescriptions and
family recipes. They hope to be able to satisfactor
ily accommodate both in price and quality all who
may favor us with their custom.
J.S. DELLETT & CO.
:tinsel IA 8511.
HILLSIDE NURSERY & GARDEN,
HALF-MILE NORTH OF COLUMBIA;
LANCASTER CO., PA.,
T HE subscriber, Proprietor of the ``Hillside
Nursery and Garden," offeis for sale, at his
premises. a general assortment of
FRUIT, SLADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES,
of the choicest varieties, a rare collection of Hardy
Ornamental Shrubbery—evergreen and deciduous,
the fittest climbing plants of every description de
manded in this market—all hardy, many monthly, or
perpetual bloomers,
the standard varieties ..-•••+-•
of -
GRAPE VINES, -;r l `
NATIVE & EXOTIC, 1' Zat'yck,
small fruits of nearly rs •Vg
every variety worthy . ' ,•
of cultivation in this
climate. Gooseberries
. . .
that wiU not mildew; also, the finest collection of
hardy roses ever offered for sale in Columbia, and.
after inspection of other gardens, he thinks he may
safely assert, the finest grown and best assortment
now in the county.
He calls attention to the Green Rouse, which is
crowded with the rarest and most sought for varie
ties of Ornamental and Flowering Hants, and chal
lenges Lancaster and York Counties to produce a
choicer or better grown collection of Green and Hot
House Plants, han now on hand at the "Hillside
Garden," in order for Spring Trade. He offers them
cheaper than they can be bought at any other estab
lishment in the above counties or in the state.
Ile keeps coniArintly on hand at his Extensive Nur
sery and Garden, or can furnish at short notice.
every tree, shrub or flower,connected with the busi
ness, offered for sale in Phiadelphia.
In connection with the Nursery and Garden, the
proprietor will undertake tbreugh the agency of
William Stafford, a scientific Landscape Gardener
and Nurseryman, educated in England, to plan and
lay out Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, ke., and to do
genet& jobbing in this line of business.
All fancy and jobbing work will be warranted
to give satisfaction to the most ta.teful and fa.stldious,
and will be done at reasonable rates
S. 11. PURPLE.
Columbia. April 18.185.9.
WE have at the Family Medicine Store a
greater variety of Toilet, Fancy, and other
Son s
white s e o v n e p r , ti l tfc t r h e e d fpoor.
nd e v in r ! ; It e i a p e , e
for
Launury pisrpo.c.; come and judge for yourselves,
we promise nothing, but us "Bonner" says, we in
tend to perform. [Apr. 16,.59.
t.l*.e4
IX, has removed his Watch
Jewelry Establishment to his new
street. third door below the American
s on hand a large stock of
WATCHES '
AMSCLOCKS,ANDJEWELRY,
which he is prepared to sell cheaper than they can
be bought at ally other establishment. lie is pre
pared to offer great bargains.and he respectfully in
vitesthe attention °rpm chasers tohis stoelc,which
embraces
_ _
•
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
o revery kind; all kinds of CLOCKS, from $1.50 op
wards:he invitet.thenttennon of Boatmen tohis large
stock of LEVER BOAT CLOCKS;JSWELRY. con
sisting of Eur Rings, Finger Rings Breast Plus, Ste.
al lkindsof Silver Spoons ;Plated SoupLadles,Table
and Tea Spoons. Forks-Sec— which ure warranted to
wearneurly equal to Silver; Gold and Silver Pen.
cils and Pens; Gold andSilverSpectueles; togelhe
with the greatest variety of FANCY ARTICLES
ever before offered.
CUTLERY.—AIso. a superiorassortment of Re
volver. and other Pislols ; and all Loads of Knivi..s,
°Alm best manufacture.
Strict attention will beisiven .as heretolore,to the
repajrinp of cloaks, watches andjewelry •and all
work will be wuri anted.
•A. cougnounce of:orine rp atrOnagei s respect
fully solicited. JO !IN FELL X.
Columbia ,Apll .1 1,1 957.
COLUMBIA. IRON WORKS,
OPPOSITE THE CANAL BASIN,
COLUMBIA, PA.
THE subscriber has removed to the eaten
nine shops connected with the Columbia Iron
Foundry, which he bus thoroughly fated up, with new
and firvt•rute machinery, and is now prepared to
manufacture Steam Engines and Pumps of every de
scription, Machinery for Furnaces, Forges, Mills.
Factories, Car Work, &c.
Iron and Brass Castings furnished loonier. Bridge
Bolts and Blocksmithing In generel.
("Repairing promptly attended to.
JOIIN Q. DENNEY.
. _
Columbia, July 3, ISS e.
11 - A:IICBRUSLIES ADll)(ZNit.t,
A T the Family Drug Store of IlAri A. a CiREEN
A
Front street. can be hod Fine Torii.° Shell Red
ding and Pocket Combs, Maulo and Horn Comb.,
Ladies' Pull Combs, Fine Buffalo Buck and other
Brushes; a superior nesorlitient. Only good articles
kept for sale.which are sold at the lowest prices.
Feb. ID, Oppo.ite Cola. Midge, Front S
14 1 ARINA, Corn Starch, and llommony, form
at - BRUN ER'S .
EMU]
3X3I"I"ZIRSON 80171333
TEE subscriber has taken this well-known
stand, iii Front street, between Loeuet and
Union. and invites the patronage of his friends and
the public. His past experience as proprietor of.she
Franklin House, is sufficient warrant for his capa
bility in this business. He will endeavor to keep his
BAR STOCKED WITH GOOD LIQUOKS
and to provide satisfactory entertainment for custom
err. Ills house is well culeulated for the accommo
dation of regular boarders, and be asks a share la,
public support.
MARTIN ERWIN.
Columbia. October .2,1958-1 y
n _ENLYII ! *I White Cortile Soup, White Wind.or
LI Soop in bort. A treth Puppl yor the above tins
aunt been received tit the Urug Store of .
R. WILLIAMS.
April 2.3.1P.10. Front Arri.t.
ACKEREL, Nos. 1, 2 and 3; Nhad and Her
1
ring, by the barrel or ut retuth ut
Jun. 9. VW. BRUNER'S.
A YER'S Compound Concentrated Extract
A
Surraparilla for the cure of Scrofula or King'',
Evil. and all scrofulous affections, a fresh article just
received and for male Ly
It. WILLIAMS, Front st , Columbia,
Fein. ttl, 18:41,
FOR. SALE.
100 D qu lt u ra i ll: i n i z :o D L u i st i f e ro n tg
3 Pjt o t i s , l . ll% , lll the best
Nlay 14, 18141. B. F. APPOLD.
911 E Genuine Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills,
for sale at the Golden Mortar Drug Store, Prom
street. Columbia. sept. 1U59.
Hams.
AN:Yelat lot of Sugar La led Rams
SRUNF:R•~ for
A ug. 0. T. 9. Cor. of Third and Unioo Sts.
4 Atcoat,
a $7451.80.93
Vanilla. Beans.
TUST received a freoll purply of Vanilla Been.. and
J
for xale by R. WILLIAMS.
Columbia A pril $1.1815.
Insure against Loss or Damage by
Fire.
TIIOS. WELSH, Esq ., Agent for the Common
wealth Insurance Company of Pennsylvania,
is prepared to receive applications to raid Company,
and grant policies for Insurance against loss or dam
age by fire. The Commonwealth iso joint stock com
pany, insuses at reasonable rater, in *mind, and will
promptly adjust its los,es.
TIM DiRECTORII OF THE COMPANY ARE.
Dr. David Jayne, Thos. S. Stewart,
President. 7lrasarer.
11.1.. Benner, J. M. Whitall,
J. M. Butler. J. K. Walker.
Edwaid C. Knight, M.ll. Wendell,
Levels. j r.. S. K. Bogie.
Fehrililry 19. 1.5 fl
101 0.%,17
COAL! COAL!!
DESPERATE cases require desperate nine.
dies. Believing the came ptincipie to hold good
in finances, the undersigned. having the fear of Judge
Hamilton's V 1.111.4 before his eyes. has reduced the
price of coal to the following low price.:
STOVE COAL DELIVERED AT
$2,25, $,2,50, $2,75 tic $3,00 Per Ton
of 2,000 pounds,
What! 2 000 poundal yev; certainly—is it not no.
China Most assuredly. Now is the time. all ye friends
of the old coal mart, at the Basin: bring yourcash along
for the visits to the Colonel's office have been frequent.
Lnmr, Egg, Nut and Broad Top Coal at prices to cor
respond.
J. O.HES2!.
Columbia, Sept. 10, 1259
Co•t.
`'. , /,:i 47 97
$1,307 00
40,95: 49
JINE'S Expectorant, Jayne's Alterative,
Jayne's Carminative Balsam: Jayne's Heir
Tonic. Jayne's Liniment, Jayne's Sanative Pills,
Jayne's Agate Pills, and Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge; all
the above popular remedies ate guaranteed genuine
and fresh. For sale by R. WILLIAMS.
sept.gli LBfO. Front st., Columbia.
520:1,759 74
Ground Black Pepper for Butchering.
10,URE Ground Mack Peppeo can always be had at
.I. the Golden Mortar Drag Store. '
pr Taupe:he pepper whole, clean, and grind
it rourre •r fine to !nit the consumer.
rept. 24, 1E59. J. B.DC.I.LETT & CO.
a. V.-.APPOLD, •
GENERAL FORWARDING AND COMMIS
MagaSION MERCHANT,
RECEIVER OF
COAL AND PRODUCE,
And Deliverers on any point on e Columbia and
PAitaddriiia Railroad. to York and .
• Baltimore and to •nttsburg;
DEALER 'IN COAL, FLOUR AND CRAIN,
WHISKY AND BACON, have jolt received a
large lot , of mononitabela Rectified vvidike7,from
Pittsburg, o fwhich t hey wilriceep a supply constantly
on hand.atlowprices.Nos.l,:2 and 6 Canalßasin.
Colnrubia.Jannarr 27.1854.
NATIONAL LIVERY STABLE /
street, adjoining the Odd-fellows' Hall,
COLUMBIA. PA.
MBE SUBSCRIBER, having fitted up and stocked
wish good Horses and commodious Carriages an
Extensive Livery Stable, would cail the attention of
his friends and the public to his
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS.
He willguarantee his Horses to be safe, well bro
ken to Saddle and Harness,and in first-rate condition.
Ile can offer several
HANDSOME VEHICLES,
built expressly for his establishment, and the whole
of his Carriages are in thorough repair, and kept
clean and neat. .
The stable will be In the cure of accommodating
attendants, and
HORSES AND CONVEYANCES CAN ES MAD AT ALL
DOORS Ow -rim DAY OR NIGHT.
THE TERMS WILL BE REASONABLE, and he
^onfidently hopes that the merits of his Stable, and a
:sposition to please his customerowill secure biros.
liberal share of public favor.
CHRISTIAN HERSHEY.
Columbia, August 14,1848.
VANILLA BEANS, for sale at the Golden Mortar
Drug Store. [April 11, 1850.
THE COLUMBIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Second St., below Union, Columbia, Pa.,
I S prepared to execute alt orders lor STEAM EN
GINES, BOILERS, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
PUMPS, MACHINERY FOR BLAST FURNACES,
ROLLING MILLS, SAW AND FLOUR MILLS, and
every variety of Machinery. iri the most thorough and
improved manner. Iron and grass eastings,orevery
description, made to order. Repairing promptly at
tended to.
Cash paid for Old Iron. Brass, and other metal.
Orders by mail should be addressed to "Columbia
Manufacturing Company. Columbia, Pa."
Z. SU PPLEE,
T.S. SUPPLER, }Superintendent!.
J. LLEWELLYN,
Columbia, June 10, 1857.tf
Stoves! Stoves!
TIM subscriber keeps up
his extensive assortment o
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES
of all kinds and of every pattern
and vize. Ile sells at reasonable
prices and asks the public to examine and try his
stock. HENRY PFAHLER,
Locuststrect, opposite the Franklin louse.
Columbia. July 18,18:7.
BRYAN'S Palmola Wafers for Colds
Cough, Bronchitis, Sore Thiont. he.. fornate a.
J. S. DEI.A.ETT & Co'S.
Oct. 1. '59. Front et , Columbia.
STOVES; STOVES!!
THE subscriber would call attention to his stock of
New Stoves. lie can especially recommend as
worthy of notice Shreiner's Air-Healing and Gas-
Burning Stove. The unrivalled William Penn Cook
ing Stove, with
IMPORTANT GAS-BURNING IMPROVE-
MENTS.
Tea sizes of Air• Tight Gas-Burning Parlor and Office
Stoves. He has also about fifteen different patterns
of Sloven, stilted to every requirement of limiting ond
cooking.
[Erne is the sole agent for Shreiner's New Air-
Heating and Gaa•Burning Stoves, which will be
guaranteed to operate as represented. The Shreiner
and William Penn Stoves can be seen at all times in
operation, at the estublismnent of the subscriber.
• HIRAM WILSON,
N. W. Corner, Second and Locust streets.
Colima bia,Sept. 15,1.850.
10 PER CT. SAVED ON STOVES.
PALL at Pfaliler's and examine his
assortment of STOVES. Parlor, Par.
for Cook. llall, Office and Cooking Stoves and
Ranges cage latest styles and of every pattern. Pur
chasers will find it to their advantage to select from
this full and excellent stock, which will be offered at
most reasonable rates. Remember! at
P FA FILER'S
Locust et., opposite the Franklin House
Colombia, Dec. t 2, 1.957.
SHRED Sparkling Gelatine for sale at the' Golde
Moo Ira Drug Store, Front Street.
To Lumbermen & Manufacturers!
HttElr'S
PATENT SHINGLE MARINE
HE subscriber having perfected the
above machine, offers to sell State, County and
Sop Rights on rcasonahle.terms.•
I
Sop Rights
machine caws and pitmen Shingles to any
width or thickness, and produces a very uniform and
clean article, which has given perfect satisfaction
wherever tried.
One of the maehines and spectmens of its work can
be seen at the tt.ufguehenna Planing rliil, Columbia,
Pa. For further information, address,
NM. HUEY,
Columbia, LOOCEIRICT co., PO.
Ur The construction of the eaw and frame, inbuilt'
of are, separate from the ginner, in sawing all kinds
of straight and bevelled work, such us Flooring,
Chipbotwiling. &c.
Columbia, May 91, 1537.
BAY RUM, Cologne in Toilet Roulet., Hair Oil o
every kind, Wood'a Hair Resiorative.ond Elnry'a
Trieoplierouv, ut HARRY GitEsnlft
Feb.l9, ':i9. Opposite Cole. Bridge, From St.
FOR SALE.
.XTRA FAMILY WHITE WHEAT FLOUR, by
.L.l
the barrel or in larger quainum, %a:ranted
good or the money will be ref•nded.
D. F. APPOLD.
Nos. 1; 2und 6, ennui Basin.
QOM': SUM SOAPM--Soap Maker's S a
ponifier, Soda Ash, and Sal Soda. for sate by
It. WILLIAMS.
Sept. 24, lesg. Front st., Columbia,
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE undersigned haying entered into
partnerthip, under the San of Shreiner & Son,
desire to call the attention of the public to their fine
apcortment of
WATCH ES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
Their stock has been selected with great care and
with due regard to atyle and quality. Every article
is warranted to bean represented.
By strict attention to easiness they hope to retain
the patronage of the old establishment, nod will en
deavor to please all who will favor them with a call.
Pllll.ll' eiIIREINER,
EDW. M.SIIREINER.
Columbia, July 26, 1959.
In entering into the above arrangement ! would take
this opportunity of returning my thanks to my former
friends and euviemers for the patronage heretofore so
liberally bestowed, and respectfully solicit a
contin
uance of the same for the new firm.
PHILIP SHREINER.
V ol 31,1E59-if
THE FAMILY MEDIC= STORE,
ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
WE are now prepared to supply the people of Co
t lambia with medicines fresh from first hands,
and a greater variety of Perfumery and Fancy Ar,
ticks than we have usually had. Also, for table use
Prepared Cocoa. Farina, Corn Starch, Cox & Coop
er's Gelatine, for making jellies. Wines and Bran
dies for cooking and medicinal purposes.
JUST ARRIVED,
50 EELS. Extra Family Flour,and for rate by
B.F. APPOLD
Coluntbin,July 2,195'0.
Great Western Fire Insurance.and
Trust Company of Philadelphia.
CAPITAL 5600,000.
DIRECTORS.
Chnrles C. Lathrop. 14:X1 Walnut street;
Wm. Darling, 1510 Pine street• '
Alex. NVliillden, Merchant, IS North Fourth street;
Isaac Ilaxlehurst. Attorney and Counsellor;
John C.Hunter,of Wright, Hunter & Co.:
E. Tracy. of E. Tracy &. Co.,Goldsmiths l l,•
John R. McCurdy, of Jones, White & McCurdy;
Thos. L. Gillespie, of Gillespie & Zeller;
Jas. B. Smith, ofJames B. Smith & Co.;
E. IlarperJefiries,of Wm. H. Brown & Co ;
John R. Vodges, corner 7th and Sanrom streets;
Charles E. Thompson 413 Chestnut street;
Jno. J. Slocurn,22o Sault* Third street;
Alfred Taylor, office Cairo Guy Property.
CHAS. C. LATHROP, President.
Wm. °ARMCO, Vice President.
H. K. Rtcnsanssm, Secretary.
ID . DAVIES E. BRUNER, Agent, Columbia, Lan.
caster county, Pa. (April 17, IP3S.
B. F. APPOLD.
Forwarding & Commission Merchant
AND DEALER IN
llama,
Shoulders , .
Flour by the barrel
Whisky by the barrel,
Ground Plaster by the barrel,
G. A. Salt by the Sack
ALSO, DEALER IN
All kinds of Coal, by the Cargo, Car Load
or Ton, such as
Baltimore Company,
Pittston.
Sunbury Red Ash,
do. White Alb,
Short Mountain Stove and Lump,
Lykesta , Valley do. do.
Trevorton do. do.
'The subscriber boys ,his Coal for Cash and offers
to sell at the Lowest Cash Prices.
B. F. APPOLD,
No.. 1,5, 6 and S Canal Basin.
Columbia, August 2a, ISIS,
WEIDIOVAILIa.,Or
JOHN ; ifgENBEIWEIOS,
FURNITURE WARE ' , ROOMS. /-
TIE nidersigned 'haying remoyenis Far
niture Ware Rooms and Manufactory, to his new
brick buildings, on the southaide otLocust street, be
tween Second and Third istrepts,mespectfully invites
his friends and the public to give him.a pall. - A large
and superior stock of . • - „
CABINET-WAREANDMIAIR - WORK,
of si I description sowill be kept 'constantly - on
hand, which will be sold on-the most rea--
amiable terms. As he manufactures his own w o
he is enabled to warrant- every article to be
whatitis represented;andto be asgood askiacheato
'Rostock is very large,and in part embraces Dres
sing,Flain and Fancy Bureano;Sideboards,l3o64
Card. End,Sofa .Centre , Dressing,Diaing d Break
fast TABLES; Common. French and other BED
STEADS; Common and Fancy CHAIRS, and SET
TEES of everysty I e.together with genaralissort
men* of all kinds of FURNITURE. " •
Funerals will be attended with aSpleadid Marie,
on short notiee.and all necessary attentiongtiren to
UNDERTAKING.
He respectfully solicits *share of public patronage
as well as a continuance of the custom with which he
has been liberally favored. -
Columbia, April IL 1837.
C..SBEDERT'S'
EXTENSIVE , CABINET WARE-ROOMS AND
MANUFACTORY,Locust streel,tolumbia, Pa..
The Obscriber would call the attention of the cit
izens of Columbia and vicinity, to his large land se
lect assortment of Cabinet-Ware, comprising soMa
of the fin.z.st Dressing Bureaus, Sofas. grefich'Bed
steads, Jenny Linde, &c., ever offered for Pule in this
place. He continues to manfarture Furniture -at
every description, and is confident the: he 09 , glest
satisfaction.
COFFINS made and Funerals attended 'to either
in town or country, on the shortest
CASPAR SEIBERT.
Columbia, June 6,1857.
WITIZIS, .- • ••
LIQUORS, Sec. /411Ii \ -7- 414, i i" , - -&-,
TllB/ ga N 1 .: -, : , ..-....-d t
subseriberi.,,.. i ocreA! - -- '...kg , A5._
has opened and .'kl. - V .
' 1
keeps constantly on . 0...,,E" 1 , ... 't .- ----..--. 21 .
hand, a huge and cora- . Btk•", ', '....,, -.•....:'*"'C „, . ~,
plete assortment of A. I :i,"— . . - 1 , 1 V.•
WINES. BRANDIES. --•ri' ---- ..i - , .;,.
WHISKIES, . .
,
and all other kinds of liquors at his stor in 'Mutant
street,i n the extension of the Washington Douse. . ,
He will c ell, in any quantities not lessthan one gallon,
nissept for sickness upon a physician's certificate,) either
LVholesale or Retail. Persons desiring a good and puny
article, are invited to call and examine the stock.
. DANIEL HERR.
11.7 - Attention is called to an assortment of choPie im
ported preserved Fruits in glass jars. ' They ate pre
served whole, and retain entirely their original flavor-
The varieties are, green Gages. Gooseberries, Plums
Morillo Cherries, Red Currants, Raspberries.
A supply of Sardines, Table Oil, Bay Water, London.
Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale always on heal.
Colombia, May 0, 1857-if
AULD TOITINSI7ItEXI7
West Branch Insurance Company.
TICS Company was organized in June,
1 1855. None but the safest business has been
done, and the prosperous financial condition of the
Company Is evidence ofits standing. •
Whole amount of Property marred, $1,187,618 00 ,
Losses Paid, 5,354 00.
LEWIS TREDENICK, Columbia, Pa., is the au
thorized agent, and is empowered to make surveys
and insure property at the regular rates of the Corn
piny. Dec. 5,1857
REMOVAL.
• : :
•a • 3
•
Ladies Boot & Shoe Wann&eturer,
pESPECTRILLY informs the citizens of
_IA Columbia and the public generally that he has
removed from No. 1 Locust street, to the
Brick Building, opposile the Franklin House
Locust street, Columbia, Pa.,
where he hopes to see his old friends and customers,
and all who desire superior work at loss prices.
He respectfully tenders his sincere thanks for the
very liberal patronage he has received, and svoulil
announce to his patrons that he has constantly on
hand a large and choice variety of materials, and ,is
prepared to make up, in addition to his large stock of
ready-made work on hand, Lad i es. Misses. and Chit
circus SHOES, -GAITERS, BOOTS. SLIP- L
plats, &c..,iu the latest and best styles. Help
solicits a continuance of the favor so liberally
bestowed by the public.
JAMES SCIIROEDER,
Columbia, Pa.
DIMEZ!
PEOPLE'S MARWaII YARD
SUOP in North Queen street, hall square
south ot - the Railroad, and and door north of
M'Grann's White Horse Hotel,Loneastereity.
LEWIS HALDY, Marble Mason, respeetiellyin
formsthe public that he has now in his yard the law
gest and best assortment of ITALIAN AND AMER
ICAN MARBLEever offered to the enizensof Lan.
caster,andgreuter than any othercstablishmentwest
of Philadelphia. Having made arranvements in the
East to receive marble at reduced prices, be an
nounces that Im.y:di I sell much chenper than any
otherestablishment inthiscityorcounty can do. Ile.
is prepared to execute In the heat style. MONT:-
AIENTS, TOMBS AND GRAVE STONES. MAN-
I ELS, DOOR AND WINDOW SILLS,STEPS, &c..
&c..ofevery variety and price.
Hisfaellities for furnishing articles in the Marble ,
line are unsurpassed by any other esiablishmen: in
theeity,while he nesures all who may favorhim with
theirpatronagetbat his work shall be executedin the
very best style and the most reasonableterate.
LETTER CUTTING in ENGLISH and CERAIAN,.
done :tithe shortest notice and on the mos:moder
ate terms.
lierespeetfnliyinvitesthepublict °cal land exam
ine his work, being fully satisfied to rest his claim
to public pntronnge upon its merits.
Thankfulfor the many favors bestowed neon bim,
behopes bysttietattentionto businesstonaeritandre
eeive a share ofthepubliepatronage.
Lancaster, April 26.1855.
REMOVAL. OF U. F. GREEN'
II C 3
TIRE subscriber having removed his Drug
and Perfumery Store from the old stand to the
house formerly occupied by Jonas Bemuse, one door
above Alerogue & Bro's Store, now offers to the pub
lic the finer
PER FUMES AND FANCY ARTICLES,
and freshest Drugs ever offered. To dealers he will
make It advantageous to buy of him in preference to
tending re going to Philadelphia; "a nimble nix-pence
M better than a glow chilling," in the motto of
Feb. 5,1959. HARRY GREEN.
Prof. Gardner's Soap.
TA - f E halm the New England Soap for those who did
TV not obtain it from the Soap Man; it is pleasant
to the skin, and - will take grease spots from Woolen
Goods, it is therefore no humbug, for you get the
worth of your money at the Family Medicine Store.
Columbia, June 11,1850.
TE Arrow Root Biscuit are still in de
mand. We recived a fresh supply lost evening:
now is the time to get them ut the Family Medicine
Store, and no where else.
Columbia, Jane 11, 1859.
POCKET KNIVES.
TEST RECEIVED at the Family Drug Sto.e of
HARRY GREEN, a large assortment of thc fittest
and best Pocket Knives in Colombia. It is confident
ly believed that this is the best lot of knives ever
offered to the citizens of this place. Those desiring a
really good artitte, will call at
Feb. IP. 'GO. Opposite Cola. bridge, Front St.
•
ricmcm.
ALL persons indebted, on the Books of the
Livery Stable, from the Ist of April, 1857,t0 the
undersigned, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will present them for
settlement, as he is desirous of closing his business
without delay.
Oct. 3, 1857-if
We Have Just Received
DR. CUTTER'S Improved Chest Expanding and Shoulder Braces for Gentlemen,
and Patent Skirt Supporter and Brace for Ladies,
Jest the article that is wanted at this time. Come
and see them at Family Medicine Store, Odd Fellow,
[April 9,1859
Drugs, Cheminlt and Perfumery.
Tll subscriber having just returned from
Philadelphia, has on hand, and Is daily meek ,
ing,' as fresh. if not the freshest Ict of • Drugs
ever offered to the public. Re cells the attention of
the citizens of Colombia and surrounding country to
his offers. As to dealers, he will make it advantage
ous to them to buy of bim in preference to sending or
going to Philadelphia. "A nimble sixpence is better
than a slow shilling," is the motto of
HAIRY Gezze,
Feb. 79,'59. Opposite Cola. Br idge, Front St.
WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS.
THE undersigned has now on hand a large
stock of Superior Water Coolers, which are
guaranteed to give satisfaction to all who will give
them a trial. For keeping water pure'and cool, with
• great saving of ice, and for excellence of manatee
tare and durability. these Coolers are unsurpassed.
Also, a tot of WATER FILTERS. for purifying mud
dy or brackish water. The public are invited to call
and examine the stock They will he sold at whole
sale or retail, at very low rates. for CASH.
HENRY PFAHLER,.
Locust street, opposite the Franklin House.. n
Colombia, June 26,1856.
CONLIMISSION liosnintss.
TB subscriber has made arnmementssindi
'd is now prepared to r eceive on commission, al his.
ad.
111411 x side of Walnut street, Columbia, ra.,.
COAL, LUMBER, WOOD OR TIES,
Ile will be happy to receive commissions for buying
or selling the above articles to any amount. From
his experience in the Lumber Bosiness he believes
that be will be able to render satisfaction. Strict at
tention will be given to all business entnrined to his
care.
___ AMOS S.ORKEN.
Colombia, March 27, 1859.
0111412 f Lemons, Citrons, Prunes,
Dried snit also, 'Walnut mid Tomato Catsup
and Pickles of dillcrew, kinds, for sale at
Jane, 'W. 13111INER'S.
THOMAS GROOM