tb P.,ntine rdarsher; l.€ WAS sent with efl
V;r.t 'AIM in sea Ii to pay the laborers end
bertlstiten ors' the fatra—a vit:y;isrudent'and
ortify mad.. fie tic•ok everY[pree*diiion,
'though' Irfity .1i I not NA; eo ieeentif* lle
fi . e; e I led to pass Ilk of the town
Ifrtieeieln. I krr INV it very malt I knew ;
.'he good padre tho came' by 7!4 . .2i1.1. Ah.
as toed man. 'Terlionia's'siewa
d'Tent, AN I - ray, instead of going to
t7R ., o.le - ria. and - taking the usual 'risk of
tr...reter., went tothegny , trnatnre, es seem
c I init,.l,l him el the (lunar; he ear
on th . .r. he itiretr In - be plundered
The gnvernntore, after contmeml ing his pro
denCd, an,l;.hitsking if °Vet; to the
Ilinse - of the' Moire Itobertu=d man nitier:
helloed—where tho..f.ither receked him
and gave him hi+ best chamb'er.
•' They - supped. artd-all was well: dnd the
stronger, with-his treasure .antlhi4 pist Is.
ti tort to rest. About middl? of the night,
ssitnei one came knocking- Violently to the
padre'+ door: the housekeeper rose to ask
who it was—for the house of a priest must
titer he open to the demand+ of his flock. It
was some nun in the town who would see
fhu priest, and was ilyitig; said the answer:
upon ehich, a+ necessary, the,woman open
e , l the door. Itut I omit tell you that be
t ire now, tht.' steward, sleeping slightly, cc
'pen do, who curry tfeasirre: was snake Ind
I.stuning. It was dark—ho trail 11., light—
.ol4 lii+ chamber NC AS to the opposite side of
the how-e, but lie could' still hear. The
',ext sound thwt came to bin in the dark
nes+ the unbarring of the dour, was
the soiled fir e• pistol shut—a sound one
it it iilist.ikii ..lren one lie.trs it in the
depths of the night. This sfutind roused the
iitoWitrilto draw forth his °vitt piAttils; and
tr:lffiL:e'ile leis door vFith the ftiiititure. Then
lie lie.trd the g cod padre come forth to ask
Icy he vi vs wanted, and what dr elill ( 1110
tiini wag. The t sounded another pistol shof,
nod another groan, and the steward knew
he could Ili, W hits e no hope but to defend
Himself: Shortly he heard the stops of the
;:%-stssitil. 'they knee' where lie was holg
t:i, arid assailed his dour, which he had
locked and barricaded without any loss a f
time. At a venture he fired, ticking all the
trim he could from the sound+ he heatd—for
he was bold and in despair. Twice lie fired,
and twice a groan and it fiiil showed Lim
mitt it.vnis not vein • hi: , had vTait
nothing: he withdrew
his barricade and rushed out, Two ut n
lay there before his door."
"And these men?" cried one of the lie
tenors, eager to fore, tall the story.
'•ll,ush!" said the friar, waving his hand,
"to yeti think he paused to le uk at licit
'moment? 11e rusirod forth out of tfirtilmuse,
karitig, ult.: the good Hither Bub trto decd
or dying below, with' the poor woman, be
sides the rubbers, above. lie rushed to the
Ciii646 or the goverrnttore to claim protec
t:cue. When he had roused stinic one to nn-
ra r er him, the governntore ‘vas not to be
toured—he WIL9 absent; then the ;foot' man
hitstene'd to the' steretdriO. ThE sCerctorio
'Mai glide Great trouble ana fear
Caere Ode' the people, fur by this time
many were triitdrtied, whdt with the sound
of knocking, vari'f. 'HUI the pistol shots, and
the people began fa ttrlderstand Mat
enter
thing had happetMl td therf godtt Padre
Roberto. The !itewrtrd returned to the
house, at last, with lights and a body of
townsfolk. There lay Padre Roberto, dead,
and his housekeeper; and above stairs, were
the two men, one of them still living, with
mottled flie6s' When they had uncovered
the robbers, tlferd h•'y the goveratore
and gieretnrio; that was the anrp'rdnation of
the mystry. The living lubber woitti't to the
E'riro, Signor Antonie? You
have heard the tale as well as 1"
Alusi•ttt:NrAi. l'ii.L.Ans.—"Buf," said I, “do
i•ou really break these pillars purposely?"
"Why, that all depends, you see, sir. When
the father of a family 14 called away on a suit
den, we break the column off shoot with a I
sough frartifte; if it has been a lingering case,
iie chisel' it (gown r: little dumpy. Teet, for
fristanee," 9Aul ti;..; painting to ii very aliCk
!Whit; ifactured as sharp and ragged as a piece I
far an aw•fifl sodden affliction—
it ease of apoplexy—a wife and seven small
f hildreh." "Hut," I observe, "there are come
fell uud some short corunins." yod
!Pp.: . said he "that's dll dCcinrifing to age.—
'etti off snort for old 'uns, and it
1. 1 11111.14 to reason, when its a youngish one, we
riVP him more '• I•he candle of life it
1.1 0 ,4 o mit early in some eases: in others it is
to the sni•l.et," I suggested. "I:savaly.
, ;sii,f you time lot it.** —0 Hee
u Wr,A.
MNl.pst or A i•rtronstiot.-1,11,6
eil.tor of the "Soniliersi Literary Messen
ger.— !elates the following:
••Tliackeray inn, told ini• that upon the
I 4..1011 of 1114 Ireturiny, :or the hest time in
be raw, till lootting over the house,
f,clare going far4:3 id to the tied:. the %sell
::04r ;lemon at Mar.iii:ay on the (bird bench
I . r . d;ti the 11-tint. Turning fa ;Dale filend 4, he
iNe pound note to r.cy man Who wilt
het ~Tarautry unit of the house.' .ELtail, sir,'
he, relating, the eireumslanee, felt like
tettou pith a , ixpenee in hii pocket in the
h.uikwg house nt the Itarinz..•"
fri - iiy the side oldie. 'dab uliich covers the
1.1.11.111 S dr Benjamin and Deborah Franklin, 111
•niall tornbstdrie, somewhat Woken and
containing the following tri•cription:—
.•Fraitess F., son of lienjafflfr; and Deborah
Flood.lin. Detested ;S:dv. 2151, 11 - IC, aged 4
jear•. I ton. and I ldy. ertie delight of all
W LAIN' Min.' "
RAILCOAD ninll , 6lC.- 44 1 ,. .y tittle Angel,"
11.. t, the husband of his wife; “ari you corn
tot t.ble in your cornea "
"Vrry much so, thank yen, dear."
"You dun% feet the cold."
.:Not a! all."
• 'Ow ,!b'r closes well?"
.•I'et, ,‘4 . ..11 thank ynu."
;'.1( 1 ,11. Olen came an.{ take. rd S•
Pilpr.
i The wind V 143 blowing a gale from the ritirtli- of its itipriditers the strong arm of our Navy.
I:Crtlfaittle lidYs shabld ,be seen and not I 'sa
west, and would hare carried the. tire fund tin the Gth inst., ten. litin appeared before
bearit." Thai's what the little fellow told .
his lesion. , boats to warehouses and thence td the closely the city of Vera Crtit.; at that liiitie Besieged by
Lot master whet' he couldn ' t aly
, built streets of the Place. , an army of 5,000 men tinclei den. Airamon,
_ . __ _
irrThe celebrated Var;tlif nidwnldw has I The s4iiat lets were totiletl adiediately, and' With ttto war steaifiets fitted out it }hearts,
published in his paper a lettet dated "Hell, 1 the nuotaticil abated — not an hbur too soon .—' s.dilihe nem that port under the 5114E1116 ifag.
Feb. 2t•t." PrentiCe say* the letter it evit The ticiat-oviners trembled fbr the!' priaPerty, 'eaptainlareis iirdered Commander Turtfet; In
dently his own. but the good parson *as not !and will probablyi hereafter, keep • !nightie+ the sloop of war, Saratoga, with detaCbratati
at /fume when be wrote ,t. l catch on :tiro , tlfegttimtle etabli•hitents. nom the Savannah and Preble, in the steinnefs
• ,1
6gt
,0 1.
SAT UR DY.t s ,
MA Ref: l N i , I'S GO.
SiSlai`E NPV ADVERTISEMENT'S OF A.
Aunu.'s, arrn• PEt,Lows' ro-D.er's
I? t
ws-We are authorized to nun tuned SAM
51.tit1N. City, as a candidate for etark
.f Quarter Sessions, sul t ject to the decision
of the People's County Convention.
-
031,..We are auirof-i:?Fd' to 5 - inviiece . S. Wr.
, P. Lion.). Fulton, as n'enllhittle for Sheri
osideet to the deeif , ion' at the People's
Comity Convention.
CI.ERK Or ORPHANS . (:ovicr.—W, are au
thofi4ed to announce 11E%R.Y PINICiIITtN. City
at a candidate for Clet k of t he Orphans ° COU'rr t
eukiect to the decision of the People's County
Conven rind.
C lawges' Select School
tor yotit h nY 1515ih sexes, will open nn the 16th,
&second Nlotutayyor April. Particular atten
tion paid :o the morals of the pupils.
MarchlAGO-11r.
Executive emadittl e e. of the Columbia
Board of Trade. for tte Month of
March.' ,
CEor..;r: 11. C. FoNl)Ertsmili
ts. PC.F.T.
Og — Tlle Rile of Confirmation will be ad
mun.!ei'itl by the Rev. S'arrniel Bowman,
St• Vatir's Cuiuch., to.lnorrow (Sun
day)incriiil:i, at :lro'L:loct:
The Rev. Samuel I:. Appleton will p . readh
in the same Church, in flir evening, at 7
o'clocl:.
The puhhe is invited to :Men!.
Usinea rioN.— Providence permitting, the NI.
E. Church at Falmouth, (three miles above
Bainbridge) will be iledica:ol to the worship
of God, on Sunday April Sib 1060. Preach
ing ai tn o'clock, A M., by t he Rev. A. Man.
sh p, of philadelp'tia. Als.l at 0 o'clock P.
M., and 7 in the evening.
OMNI VG TH . E . CANAT.,—EIy a letter re
ceived at this place hum Mr. Wyer'inaii, Su
perintendent of the Pennsylvania Canal, we
learn that the water will be let in on Monday,
-li3th inst. This will be acceptable to
boat owners who have their craft locked up in
the Basin and elsewhere along the Canal. We
bore to see the spring business open briskly.
Thefe lfi s teen colcsid'erdbre repairing. done
along the rind of the the woik, and it will'
probably be found in better order this season
than for years before.
PaTesiv Nrem.e TIMEADF:II.-Mr. J. Law
ience, whose advertisement will be found in
to-days paper, w•£3 in Columbia on Thursday
rdf the purpose of introducing his "Improved
tsed.er?cfetr Metallic nvedlE T6 - mistier." The
little instrument is certainlya treaitiVie - I l a The
near and weak-sighted. h tliis tifearanical
assistance a needle can be tliregded iii the dirk.
For the aged it is invaluable. Accompanying
the needle threader is a . ( WordteS Threader"
—an ingenious little contrivance for threading
worsted needles. It has lila to h'e seeh to be
appreciated as indispensable to the lady's work
box. TnroUgh indisposition dt. Lawrence
nas cnimpelled to leave town the same day.—
Ile di.lposed of the Oitt to sell in Columbia
to, 11. C. Fooderstnith, at whose store the
"threaders" may be procured.
NCIVIE.P.V.- By Mr. Purtile.'s Er&
vertisement it will be seen that he boldly chal
lenges comparison between his own and the
"Hooker" Strawberries. We can speak by
the card in regard to Mr. P's berries. Last
season he produced some of the finest we have
ever seen or tasted. From some choice plants
he gat' erect monsters; and we have no doubt
he can supply the town with any quantity of
plants of the test varieties. His prices as ad.
vertitird are certainly very moderate, end our
friesids eant:iil du tiettei than supply their riar
,ietpi train the Side."
We may add, en passe:74 that as the season
opens Mr. Purple's stock of Noweii will be
found complete and beautiful. On a visit to
his green-house some week's since si c f6t . ind it
already full of fragrant bloom. But he he
stir up the public Shen he is prepared for
Spring business.
Extrlamoss.—.4ll will be seen by a rommus
nication ut [o•day's papei, its eshhitrition will I
be given on Writ W.ldriesday rveriitug, iii Mr.'
Clr:o:ges' school room, fOr the purpose nf rais; ;
mg funds to supply the ,fission Sunday
schools of the "Bill" with S library. The
exercises will consist of declarnatiOA;rsaal l
music, £c., by the pupils. This effort, on the
part of the truly benevolent inst ructors in the
•'Mission Schools, - is deserving , 01 every en
rouragensent and support. The unselfish de
votion of a few• mills Moak sympatihizing
with the destitute and ignorant children of ,
Tr.'w tide; and giving their time to the regem
motion of tliii Ida much niglected Class, cer.-
; tainly entitles theni to IM l no . rilble recognition
as public benefrictrirs. What ttir} , eltects
ed- -and It is no srba!! good- - been done
and sSllLdbt ristelitation. They novi.
!ask the public to aid in sispelyihg thtspOrthisil
accessories iu 'he good work. Surely, they
ndl not appeal in vain. A hearty response to
this reasonable call for assistance must follow,
an I we hope to record a general turn-out on
next Wednesday Evening.
A SMALL FMK WIIICII Mlurll DAVE annv
Gar:, r ONE.—For some time past there has
been open In the basal a "Boat Eloartling I
house." One of the many boats wintering
there has been conceited into a "house" of call,
where lodgers were kept and supplied with
the comforts of a home, the best strychnine
included. The amusetnents of the "House"
consisted of "little games" of various kinds,
• A goodly cotiip.ihy a ss embled there night and
day, and held high jinks. On Thursday* a boy
strageolf uvef the decks of the boats—seek
ing what lie might save for the owner, possi
-disceiVered the boat adjoining the " idouse"
td be p'n fire. Alarm war given and the rev
, eters bestirred ibetlselves to extinguish it.—
happily they were successful. Ilad the fire
made Wittier progress previous to its discov
ery there can be no doubt that we should have
suffered from a most destructive conflagration,
which might have swept the entire town.—
' Tile EL.roios.—The election of last Friday
tient off in defy' peace., The IfTorts of the
Candidates to tens theilresOctivi*pporters
to t Ire wereitve regret ipliecol'4erowneJ
willibi?t mild suttees. A de'C'pr
a sweet placidity;as it were-:ireigOit around
Itie4tlcrlAt place 'then we eiTrciseil r Ahe most
precious frivile of free:lt in, and dropped
our sokect ticket; .and•we beiiiitcd,no.higher
dtlf,reck - ‘Ol-exeiterisefit!:7 ll bring ihe'eitlyMThe
vote cast was a decidedly lukewarm expression
of the will of the sovereitins, Vut may he re
garded as sufficient, in so far les ff decided I be
contest for office. In one case, however, the
man who did not vote has on his cbirsElerrie
the responsibility' of another s electioni. The
returns saw a tie vote between Min - V 17 .-
Musson - and Davies 1: - .• Bruner, candidates for
the office of Justice of the Peace. if the vot
ing was not spirited, it bad at least the excit
ing merit of being close—the surecessfrit &to
petirior of the above gentlemen, fain Eddy,
beat (hem lay fiat a single Vote. A new elec.
tidly must be held within tlffity'days to decide ;
who shall be the second Alsace; on which oe
casioTtlieie sill probably bri'a"Vgam - e" ern
foPthe eke, it being in de'ilialut
The people have no reantifo ettnitain of
the reste—cxFerrt th'e matte/ of' life tie
vote—as all I theofiTeers - eledi'ed are, we believe,
well qualified their Obit's. The new' bo
rough Constable, rohn eye - lag
man with his character as a Ablie seffan to
make. We need a Silt, a'et Roe, tirrielf
who will show neither reai not favorrvrbbr
will do his duty firmly yet deeiritly; with will'
consider the interest of the pirbfic a"s
best interests. We have no reeloU to doubt
31r. Read's will or ability to meet ti 4 ffablic
expectation, and can promise him, if he mike
himself a model constable, a long tiniife of
office. The Justice of the Peace elect-
~l irother Addy" no more, but 'Squire Eddy—
enters office with the sympathy and best wish:
es of his fellow eitlieris. lie will make an
I upright judge. May lie Olid his office haunt!.
Ifully remunerative. The defeated gentlemen
have our Commiseration. We especially feel
J. •
the sad'6ase roe Demodratic Candidate
for fudge in the Upper Ward, Esq. Welsh.—
This unfortunate hart was ingfc'r'rionsly over
come in his own stronghold, to the great de.
light of his enemies. We understand that he
accounts for it in the opposition to him by the
Douglas.Forney.wing of the party, on account
of his strong Buchanan proclivities. We hope
this is a mistake. Support of the Administia.
tion should not incapacitate a Man for the of
!
face of Yu'die oT election:
We gave tile vote df Friday in our town'
edition of last week's Spy. We inset if again'
for the benett of our distant readers, wliti feel
an interest in the jestiniei of our borough.
I=
Jade•
John Finger. fin H ll:Menial:,
rlannu.s 53 a ligrr,
Inspector
Ifiram IVi!Anti. 52 C. J rn.cv. 122
Samuel V. Eberlein, 57 PA. Kiinburg. 0
Assessor.
In . rnes Oil
Arachnel Clepper, Si Michael Cl.•pper. 62
Constable.
Samuel hig;iat'ortls, 45 Solnio4 lkings worth, 93
JohnM. Rend, 60 John DL Reid. 05
Justice of the recta—Lower Word.
Jobn Eddy, „. 79 ..IfOlts W . .
Davie. 1". IVuiler, 7$ C. 11.1 1 1 . 1 11/....v0r1ii, Sn
11. C. it nuts, ag T. J. I.lishop, 30
LaicE ter•.tfi Lecture
of the Hope'Eddie Series,will be delivered this
evening, by Mr. M. D. tVickenbens, of the
btillerevifle Formal School. The Lecture was
announced kir last eventne, tb'e room hav
ing been rented for sin eihitiiiion, it was post
poned. This v.tilf Lif die la.t lecture of the
series for whichr Hope Lodge cov E'natt'trd. It
was agreed that ten lectrites should be given,
and that of this evening will complete the
number. We have no authority for staling,
however, that there will be no subsequent
lectures. A number of persons have con
sented to speak who have not yet dune so; and
arrangements may be made fur one, or two,
ormmore, supplementary lectures before the
v,larm weather sets in. These "Evenings" have
been source. of pleasure ai d entertainment to
a number of Quit citiiens, and, on the whole,
all adverse circutustane4 considered, the at
tendance may be pronou . nced'en'coViddirie We
hope we may yet base an opportunity of say.
ing a few words in regard to these entertain.
nients before they close.
flimar.Anv.-- On Thursday night, the shop
ofearter & Becker, on Second street, was en• I
tered, rind a erace, and bit, and three chisels
stolen. With teeie instruments the burglars
siicceded m ilipehiA; the back shutters of P. S.
lilC'fague & Co's. store, tn'f.ocust street. They
first attempted to open the front dor!, but
failing in this, scaled tit fence and elfeated
ati . krance on the rear. A hole was cut 4'l
tee shutter and the bolls started They;
ain'e some thiity I:ciatri;a l Viit furl)? vests, one
bruche shawl, an overeat, a pair of trousera,
handkerchiefs. &c. hlcTaine & Co., otter
twenty-five dollars reward for the arrest of
the burglars and recovery of the goods.
The New Presidential War
As the time approaches for the nomination
of Presidential candidates, arrives, it appears,
the necessity for a new war. The politicians,
the telegraphic reporters, the letter writers
and the editorial fraternity, have been busy
for:fifinths, in itianilllcturing a "slate of war"
between tnis country and MeXico. A Texan
outlaw, taking advantage of the Unsettled 'hate
of the neighbori:.g nation, gathers within its
borders a band of marauders, and with his fol
lowing wreaks vengeance on his personal ene
mies among the inhabitants of Brownsville and
the western frontier of Texas. Here is a God
' send fur the Filibusters! A state of war!—
Clearly a state of war. But our government
dad riot respond as promptly as is its duty,
and the Governor of Texas, with his eye on
the PreedeE:ittl chair, threatens to war against
life Gressel@ nn his individual responsibility.
He is encouraged; Pdtted on the back, called
"good dog," and urged t0...g0 in," by the pa
treats of his state, and the lighting patriots
generally. II Cortina@ ii nor happily killed
or hanged we may expect to see C.v. lionslcin
"go in," and our country embroiled and lid
in a most contemptible and undignified tibia.
ner, by the nose, as it were, into a trouble.
some and most Inglorious war with our weak
and distracted neighbor, Mexico.
As if the determination of the lighting Tex.
an avers not Sufficient, the miserable Church
paiii of Niertico tnust bring down upon tome
Indianola and Wave to inquire intd•the eh‘fivi
tvr of the vessels, which siklyred, l .scrr colors.'
Itifon the appfAch of ,;:in r esiieliii;oite of tlie
at tigers Oaf:pied to moveotL ;fllie
frism tglincllinalwas rept to biiiiirvolter,
°films musks y, Saratoga flied
lbroadhile anda,the actiorl,f-commikeed in,
earnest. Ipth th Mexicarr a iteanie'rs were:
captured ,and • bitought l to -1 3liiiiity , ..'0sieteriq as
'
prizes. - _ -
-The rashness of Meer& iii.•firint,upotr-our
vessels seems to have precipitated the out
break, but there is every -probability that over
naval force would have prevented active inter
ference on the part of the Mexican vessels
Vviiirtile'besiegett Liberals in 'Vera Cruz.. It
was a settled thing that our people were toii
terfeie of the fist" Firetoufniviiii or insu&
cient, and it seems our naval officers will not
have to repfotcli thenaceivel with a wasted
opportunity. liil l ttefier this" collision will
bring abbue alwar probably
depend upon the part taklen by liiloPearkpow
err; if well bkketf - up the Mertierdi* citigkit
offer us a brush.
If we are to haie war, tor sage,let
us enter into it fairly and s4uaiely„ and bY rid
"side door" arrangeMent. We Weil salted
into our former squabble,with Meilen; and
will ce no credit to our dignity' if use agaid
'allow the politiciatis to declare a "State of
War.' We believe the 1140kicans would be
the Wetter for a villi'oPesome- interference on
onr part,—just as the "niggers" are bettet off
use hfiatian slaveicyou know—but let us go
in boldly and avow our purpose to the world.
At.r. VIE YEAH Rotrirr.—We . hi - ve receive&
the March number of this reprint. It sata ins
the high Chlitaeter with" whiCh it commenced
its career, and wins upon' esteem d it
&oil's' Mile?. It has conii)letefy taken the
place of atibirtleholdWrilitrt," which is positide
proof of its sterling literary VOA..
lIARVER'S NIAGAZiNE.—Harper with'its host
of well engraved illustrations, its wealth of
original tales, its choice selections and its edi
torial vivacity and humor has been received.—
The March nurnSer is one of the best yet is
sued.
ATLANTIC SIONTIILY.—Sober, russet-covered
Atlantic! It has talent, genius, scholarship com
bined in its corps editorial and contributorial.
The March number has been' received and en
joyed. We reccommend this as a rdiydo maga
zine.
PsoCKE DINGS 6i: special rtibet
ng of the Town Council was held March 16th,
MD. Members present, Messrs. Bruner,
Breneman, Hershey, Hippy, V elsl6' rind' eyl
.rresiittetVf.'
Minutes of last Meeting read a nd'aiiitioied
Mr. Hershey moved that the Finauce Com
mittee he excused from any further consider.
ation of the tax duplicate of 1857, which was
agreed to.
On motion of Mr. Bruner, the Chief Bur
gess was authorized to ernplo7 Counsel to en
force a'settledent ciT th'e tax duplicate of 1857'
1=1:2
On Motion of Mr. Welsh, the Road Corn
mittee was authorized to have the grail 4 nd
about the Market House graded.
Mr. Welsh, from {hi btemmittee to whom
was refeired the ieveral cases of nuisances,
reported, that the Eddy nuisance bad been
abated, Mud asked to be continued' on the
others: tecioit was accepted and Committee
continued.
Mr. Welsh moved that the Market Corn•
mittee be athorized to rent the IVtaket Stalls
by public out-cry, on the 24th of March, 42760,
which was agreed to:
Mr. Herhey moved that when we adjourn
it be to meet on Monday evening, the 2Gth
inst„ which was agreed to.
11 1 1 1 r: fireneman moved that the Tax Collec
tor be required' to settle up the duplicate of
1859, by the Ist of July, 1860, which was
agreed to.
The following Bills were ordered fo b'e' paid
—C. A. Hook, $8.34; Jno, Hogendogler, $5.50 ;
D. S. Chalfant, $10.67; J. Schroeder, $2.28.
J. Vaughen & Co's bill for $10.38 was re
ferred back to Road Committee.
On motion Council adjourned.
Attest: Wm. F. Lt.ovn, Clerk
There will be an exhibition of piiblic speak
ing in Mr. Clawges' school room, on next Wed
nesday evening, 27th inst., commencing at 7
o'clock. Tickets of Admission, 10 cents.—
The proceeds to be appropriated to the pur
chase ofilibrary books for the "Mission Sunday
O s n 'rhe
schools are
large and flourishing. We want books. Come
and help us'
Some choice pieces will be spoken on the
Strove occasion, and several favorite pieces wil
fie sung. TEACHER.
RAN AWAY.— Yesterday, about noon, as Mr.
D. list;riaamaricri, of Columbia, was driving up
the towing path between the canal bridge and
the big bridge, his horse took (right at some
object, and rain away, demolishing the titiqy
and throwing Mr. B. out, arid wound or: by
plunging into the river. Both horse and fiiig
gy were taken from the water as soon as pos.
'able, the former pretty well cooled darn I:vis
should judge. We believe that no &ferial
injury vrasdone, excep t to the vehicle.—York
County Star, Mai. 220 t.
TUr:GaEs-r Jon.—That jpb of jobs, the rais
ing of the entire block of buildings on the
north side of Lake street, from Clark to La
Salle streets, is progressing rapidly. The
buildings are being undermined, and the hulte
timbeis got under, and to some extent, the
icriais hive fieen in operation.
refsdns iinatqffianted with the details a
raising entire blocks of massive masonary, can
fcirm no adequate idea of the stupendous enter
thise. A very short time ago, when we first
read of the raising of brick and stone buildings,
We were struck with amazement- Wooden
buildings were raised every fifty; but thiS get
ting under solid walls and raising them witti
out shivering the superstructure into thoul
and of fragments, was quite another thing...L.
We regarded it in the light of an XntesteCl add
Specalative theory—a mere bubble, which
would burst find end lit Nothingness. Ihit.
"facts are stubborn things," tir the trite adage
expresses it; and the fact is that ocular de
monstration, the great leveler of unbelief and
increduility, has left us no possible chance for
doubt. We have seen huge brick and stone
edifices going right up before our eyes, several
feet in the air, propelled by the power of the
mighty screw. Every day in Chicago mak be
wstnessed this spectaale. The greater
Lion of the buildings in our most pdhlic
have been raised in this manner from two.; id
eight feet; and thicise vThieh bare not been
tilled,, must sooner or leer code HO to
gtede."—Chicago Herald.
y f•'or the Columbei Spy
To t e
Ire'The Penr.sylrenir delegation to Charles
ton hive contracted for the stem:kr k•eyirtare' l l
statelcif take one hanifir s ee -phaseikets
Philaderphia an& ;bark, ,:hetween4lA . 1E tB' of '
April/03d the #i of May"; and tarnish . tillient
cftr board, ddinithat period, for sBo'eaer;.
: '
i, ;J"; .•!" • '.• -
Ecc;:giaar is FlSti 1.4.A.--Souliiiineiseco
!itaiiiiiiit;for in elft*Pfo.:' Be 'llWithaingeti
,P , M. , - <-7:::..... .... ~,,
1 has:lodgings to saaseper month; and his
I wife dois tht , Inanity ix'aihing. -- --.-
DR 11PLANP:S CEL}IBRATED LIVER PILLS,
PREPARED NY FLEMING RIAO=, pripmtsairi
lErAre ranked among the most popular frail:dier of
theasig. Thul if will tare liNteriecanp.laint, eick head.
IfoW 7 beyond u doubt. Read
theAolloveingniestitramy-fiam:ameli.knovvo lady 'mid
gentle_ rnan of our ovra ciTy: ,
lOw Y01k..-Angust3.lBsl.
. Mr. twat Mr , . Williams, , No-Sl4.,Seventli te-ti
fy dint they have bath been suff ering with • HATO
complaint fur about five year., ' they
have .pent a large emu of money and tried alto. rare
edies. but to. no purpose. Finally, hearing of Dr.
111 1 Lanea Pills, prepared . by Fleming Droo., they pur
chased four whieli they, took according to . the
directiolis iscrompanying each box,ani now pronounce
t ittemlielverperfeetly cured of that Mattes:in disea-e.
(17PttriliOsere will be careful to ask for 1114.
MT:".1114:S CF 4 I. I ItBrATF.IO I III I ,ER PILLS. manufac
dared by FLEMIRD - 1111b1 4 .7,.0f Pittsburg. Pa. There
are odre?Pi puriettlar OW Li 6es Palm. now before
...
the public. hlrLaue's genuine Liver Pillsodso his
celebrated Vermilage, can now be lowd at all re
pectable drug etofes. genutdi wifkgiil tke Jig
nature of
March 24,'60. 151) .
REASO ANti COMMON SENSE
Our readers may remember we have or
several occasions spoken in very enloglitic
terms of a preparation which Dr. Sven' S.
Hance, of 10d Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Md., had discovered for the cure of Epileptic
tells. Mete, in dcilfig so, we liaie beets actu
ated by the very' best rfrotiees, vier tire-alkyl
ation of human suffering. From circumstan
ces which have lately come to our knowledge,
we fear there fs liclailof persons who are not
disposed to try telt; reniedy in ff common sense
Ammer. We allude to the filet of selecting a
pit-Vticillar case in a town where,perEaps, there
aril silt of eight cases, and trying it` lin one
ease. - libWiperhaps the case selecteir might
be the only one of the Whole nuratber that it
would not cure: This is neither doing them
selves nor the ni'edieine rf aVoien
persons were striekeit• down WM: cholera in:
one town or neighborhobd,wodld they aH semi'
for a physician, or would only . one employ
him and wait to see if he cured the first pa
tient? That plan of procedure tit :fiat
absurd. So in the case of Dr. Hance's remedy,
every one who has Fits should try it for a
reasonable length of time. It will not cure
in a day or week; nothing worth doing - can be
accomplished at once. What is easily done,
is as - easily undone. The growth of time is
endinini. From the most respectable testi
mony we haVe'examined, we feel assured that
by a proper perseverance. in this remedy, nine
ages of, Eidlepay out of ten may be cured.
The Pills are dent by mail, free of posta .'e, to
thy par t of the wcrrld. Price: one 80x' ,, , $2l .
two, $5; twelve, $2l. You will find tbb adt'
dress above.
DR. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
UM
DR. lIOOrLAND'S BALSAMIC
CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines of the iirant
age, have aequired their great popularity on/3/
throegh sfitars of trial. Unbounded satisrac
tion is rendered by them in all cases; and the
people have prnrounced them worthy.
Liveieomplaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Minty or {die: ikervous System,
Disease's of the Kidneys;
and all diseases arising from
. a disordered
liver or weakness of the sl6m'aclt and digestive
organs, are speedily and permanently cured 14
the GERMAN BITTERS.
The Balsamic • Cordial has aeguirsd d
reputation surpassing that of any similar pre
paration extant. It wilt nitre, WITIV01:1" Fht,
the most setrrebud !any -dean - ding .
Cough, Cold, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, in
fluenza, Croup, Pneumonia; Incipient
Consumption,
and has performed the most astonishing cures
ever known of
Confirmed Consumption.
A few doses will also at once check and
cure the most severe Diarrhcoa proceeding
fron!. COLD IN THE BOWELS.
These midicittel are prepared by Df. C. M.
J'ACKSON & CO., No. 418 Arc/i Street, Ildei
delphia, Pa., and are Jed by druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere, at 76 cents
per bottle. The signature of C. M. JAcssog
will be on the outside wrapper of each' bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the
iroprielors ; called EVIIMBODT'S ALMANAC,
you will find testimony and commendatory
notices from all parts of the country. These
Almanacs are given away by all our agents.
o. "1.1. Coutiii).
AprOD.
MRS. WINSLOW,
A experienced mare nun female phyaiehin, has a
Soothing Syrup (or children teeteing. which greatly
I:mill:atee the proee.r of teething. by softening ihe
gum.. reducing nil inibminnienn—will allay all pain,
lic cure In regulate lie hovieln. Depend upon it,
mother., it will give rest to yOu ye., arid relief and
health to your infant.. frerfectly safe in all Cases.
See advertisenicat Viallottel . colian.
0rt.29. 165.11 y
MEXICAN MIITANG LINIMENT
Its wonderful effects and consequent impularity—
perhaps no article in the buttery of the Materiu Medico,
ever acquires the same Patronage, was subjected to
the same number of severe 1111 d diffrrent tests, and mat
with on few failures as the Mumang Liniment. It has
jamb, been styled a Panacea for all ex ernal Wounds
Cuts, rtwellings,rtpral no, Cruises, or Ent ptio ns on Man
or Drag. It in so far a medicine of surprising virtue.
Phisieians are compelled to prescribe it, and f.cm
some iermarknltle cures of ChroniE dud Distorted Rheu•
matic cases it has Watuta}ly atifaide . d mita aftentfon
from the first •Cientific Minds of the age. No family
can afford to be without a bottle of the Mustang Lini
ment in the !Muse. Bei.hre of imitations.
The genuine is sold by feskrfablit dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES /". PARK, Proprietors, New York.
Feb. 19 1 ISOU-ltn.
F~~~-~~ 4~~=i}~i ~,: }=;vim
(In Thuraday. March 15.1. I y Rev. .1. 11. hi c ay..s,
FILICUICRICX Ih xiea, of COlVtObia, to LOUISA BAXGY, Of
%Vest Ilempfield.
For a gmeeful and bounteous remembrance of the
printer, the ulithle eh'uple will please neeept our
thantor and I:Molest wial,E•.
ZD E 23 .6Q. 'X' =2 E 3 e
In Columbia, on Sunday morning Inst. Ala JACOB
FAT. formerly of York, ag-d years Taus. one by
one. the friend. of our earlier days drop into the intent
t •mb. The aubteet of this notice w•as for many yearn
highly it...pectin:lle citizen of the good old mown of Ybrk,
but Inc the lac few yrara ha. re.ided with hi. son, G.
H. Fry. Esq ,of Cotourbia Ile was one of God'i no
bleat work., an Itoue•t man. Ilia remains were
at York on Sunday and were folncialted to the grave
bs a lame concourse of people, and by the survivors of
the noble NOM of ••\ooh-Pointrts.n or the sitiCient bo
rough. who volueneczed their sect-fere for the defence
of Italtimore during Melon war with England, and par.
tteipated in the temngentent at :Udall Point; at which
the Untigh were defeated. there leader. Gen. Rosa, liar.
1t1.4 be• 0 kdl•d. tt e lope rand licheve eiat Ite kit
thn• world of • ono and care. for a heart. May he
rest w I•rarr!
The heavens were illuminated en the evening, of
August :nth, 1959, by the most splendid Aurora
Borealis ever seen in the Country. Rays of
colored light flashed across the sky. and the rhnoges
were beautiful' in the extremer' , At• one time a rapt
observer rerrtitrkea,, that i.e fancied he could see the
lig:ns form themselves into the following
words: Buy all yodr garments at the Brawn Stone
Clothing Hall of ftockhill & iYdson. Nat. 603 and 005
Chu-ttan tibeeze Sixth, Philadelphia.
September II t,11,650.
VISZ
D6r.•HOTTESSTRIN, - Wis' .remated
L. hi, office tar Ore buildh i next' below Me
ebonies .Royr, on the North side of Locust street,
tamely oppealle Halldeman's 0ta.41".
Ili/ residence is In From street. nhore Union,—the
house formerly occupied by Mr. Nehmat Sutton.
Patients applying at the office at night will find erre.;
son in attendance.
Columbia. March 24.19 n •
ran RENT.
The subscriber o ff ers for rent, from the firm of Npril
nest, nn I-land lying in the rzusquelianiin river be
low "Calumbia. - known - as King's Island.. -The Island
contairiTiTinntrenty 11Cre, and in in a good state of
cultivation, . Apply to
WAT. LOWREY.
Columbia, 11Inlidli.
liondik
. _
GRAHAM WAFRRS. rind Milk Ir n O, Pre
.erVed tip for invalids, just received n:
Ac 1%1". RA sinus
Family Grocery Store, Odd Fellows' Ball.
Coll.llllllin. March d 4, IFdd. -"
DtSSOIAtTION.
THE partniiship here:oil:o eiliting as WeIahICITIP
ler„lm4 thi, day been dilsolleclby mutual conettit.
All persons indebted to said firm', and those having
claims against said firm, will twegent *tem Thomas
Welsh. for settlement. TIIOB.
lIARRY L. UHLER'
Columbia, March 24,12G0.
FIVE -CHEAP AND •
sibraparam sizaawamarant
yILSON'S ALBANY, $l,OO per 100
LONG WORTH'S PROLIFIC, 1.00 " 100
HOVEVS BELLING,7 S " 100
PE : talent 75 " 100
LA RGE.SARIM SCARLET; 50" 103
The above are Ihr prices o: five of the best Straw
berries nt tlt Nucter r t. Columbia, Pa.
If wo had the, Hooyres N eedling, we would class it
with our 25 cent kinds
Our,'„,prires generitllk for Nuriery Stock. compare
with 11. E. Hookers as do the prices of Strawberries.
(See; li.T.3:llbbkhr's adSertisreetit 101 l week's ti )
S. 11. PURPLE.
March 24. 1030.31
Lawitifinfs PatitnflirAdle'llaYeider.
THE.citmeriber offers for dee don.iderntion of the Co
lumbia public his patent
rs Dooble Ended' M dal I patent . <
r,"
the greatest labor-saving invention of the day.He is
prevented from trial:Mg article per-I:tunny, in Co
lumbia. but It can be twee' HI C. Fondersmith, 'main
sheet, who has purchased the rittpf epic_ for the tows.
.16.. t, PH LAIV HENCE.
March 114, 1860.1 t
Henry C. Blab's. Phllodbmb:
ACON VKli LENT antl allmtenble dreatt4hg fer the
hair. it prevents the hair from falling off. rendering
its gio*lTO healthy and sigorourt. DirretiOns for' use
ucbompanYing each n'ottle. For sole by
WI ritAthkt.
111 a re% 24; lefre Front street.
FVOR I VAN& SOAP". 10 superior inlet of
Soda Ash on hand and fur sale by ,
K. 4VII.IItA
March 24, 1.560. Front Arlene
WATCHES• GIVE RII AWN!.
A GIFT valued from tioO' dollars to ont:
hundred dollars given with every book said ut
remit prices. At tenet one %Vole gparanteed to,
every twelve book.! Throe inducemeillit ore °Med'
by the Suffolk Exchange Company, It Wa-Itingtoir
street. BORIOII, the mo-t exteit•ive and the most lib
,eza I Gift concern in exintence. Send fora Fotalogue.
Thow vOlto have patronized other Gift Houses are
particularly requested to acqn tint 'them's - etre•
our terml. Our endueetnents are unrivalled. roul put
all other. in fildnhiute.
The following ut'e some or the gifts to purchasers of
b00k,.:
Engli.h Lever Gold Welt:lies; hunting corr.
Patent •• ."
Ladies' .• ,neen face:
Detached Lever Silver WitIOILe.., hunting ewes.
Lepitie Silver Wittche.. open Mee.
Gold Locket., varirmsnize..
• .
Ladies , and Gent•' (Said Chnih's, 'tartan's styles.
Ladies , and (isms' Glld SideVe Inittons send Studs
nil patterns.
Gents , Irdsorri'Phis, new ditd rich styles
Gold Pencil• nod Pro..
Lhdlrml nod Grm•' Gold Rinz•
Gold
. Wokelt Keys Rod Belt Pin..A
gfeut variiiy of I.ad:'es' Jewelry, Pins ant 3•.tt r
drops, tiotoprising all the styles onw worn. sdyll
Cnniro. 111n-aie, Gold Smite, Lava, Flor i edline, doe.
Gold Bracelets all styles.
The List of BOOLK eotteprises n gr.rot ossoriment of
stood:lrd I. 4 orks i'd'hverfaltsrpartment of literstture.
teresting to the yodlett and old. Do not foil to crud
fora ettudnette Cot , tiogues free to ally ad
dress. Apply in
tts.I'ITOLK 1 , ..X. 4 7:HA NG F. CODVA:sh - ,
t Wit sliantott clreel, r Boston.
C W F.Loolnov., Treut.urer.
Morph :23. lbdit at
COURT PROCLAMATION
th Hon. HENRY G. LONG,
pr....trio, lion. A. L. II Ara- and Fannas
1111INTON, An,oct.tir Judge.. tYli he COhrt of (loin'
mon Nen, in and for the county of Latien-tei. rind
.11141 ii- oldie Cott', (I;...rentelert'ainer,
and ti enerti: .I.iil Dr hvc tv . , and ('tarter tt....ions of
the Pence. ill non! for ;lit.. .county , of laf:l',;:i-t i er. have
is•ned their Pier ert to ay directed, recpab lag me,
limung oilier thing, to make Public Proelarnanon
throughout in. .131011WICk. 1101111 Court of tlyer null
Terinitier nittj Ceiterid Jail Deliver); Alin, is Court
otOerterul Quarter Sessions o? the Pearl. titirf.htil
Delivery. will commence tit lire Clurt i(ort.e. in the
city of Lnlieil.ter. in the Commonwellili of Penevvl,
li that. on the ' l'll t) FON DAY iii A PRII. (1311)1SW!
111 pur.ininCe of which l'fiecept, rinsl.lC N0T11.3.,
111.1111311 Y tiTl l Bl`2. bi'llra,afriyor nod Aldermen 01 4 ,
the city al.:lnca:net. in said county. :11111 all ilieJuef I
tree. of the retire. the Corir'ffer, and Constubles or;
the void city and county of Lancaster. that they be
then and there in their own pr6'per psrvonv.wdb their;
roll., records and exannimilionsoind increkitions, and ;
their Other rementli ranee.. to 110 1110-e wine!?
10 their offices nppe rutin, In their behalf ,er h e dotter . ;
and 101 those who wall prosecute nuiten.t tire
prtgonera who sire. or then shun lie. in the Jut of the
.111.1 cc tinny of l.rinenster,aire to be then and there le
pro4ecutengitino them tin shall beju-t.
Dated at Luticuoter the 13111 day of February 11.2iff
N.g.A at IN F. HoWE, SkenaT.
IV. IT.—Ptinctunl otteirda nee of the Jurors and Wit..
ne..tes will bereufler he expected and required on the
first tidy Ut te.nrion... A ldermen and Justices of
the l'epee..nre requjeed . by sin order of Court. dated
N0v..21.1.544. trieeturn their recognizrinte. to Samuel
Clerk of Quarter Ses.ionv, within one Weele
Irvin the tiny of litinapieltoll in until ca-v. and iu de
101111 i/fEreot, life Magistrate.' cony Will 00: bit 19-
Alarelf 21. Irtfra
Show Cases for Sale;
WO fine Modern show Co-c• elkeng for Ma,
T
Suiouldo for st Drug. Fnnoy, or Dt 4 s. Goods SiSre.
Also. u good Guitur, very low. Enquire ut the oilier
of thi• patprr.
Columbia. March 17. IMO 3t
Honomony, Shaker Corn.
N'TEW YORK' Patent Manufactured %Waite nom
-11 many; ob.°, Sweet Shaker Corn ju.i roceivrd al
A. M. RAMl3(rs
•
Family Grocery' Stan, Odd relk.vs'
March 17, 186 C
i PMWROOT, EGG, LOGIN
uutscurrs, just received, fret!' nod 6ne. at
A.M.R A MB( PS
Fotnily Grocery Store,Odd Fellows' Gull.
Ms..lt 17 IMO.
Sweet Oranges, Raisins, &c.
GLEMEN6 be-t Wench Iritttrine. at Rl}, nice 13nking
Raseint. at 6 cento; Oranges and Lemons, by the
dozen or hoz, Id
13, 1. RA hl 130%3
Seemly Grocery Stare, Odd Fe'lowa' Gall.
Marel4l7. 1,960.
Columbia Insurance Company:
THIS Company is authorized by its charter
to insure to the rountiy, or fa boroughs, against
loss or dunufge by fire, no the reuitisfi phut, for any
length of that:. litnited or perpetual, either fora cash
premium or premium mole.
PREMIUM NOTE SYSTEM
Those who insure for u premium note will be in
sured for Ave year-, stn.l sehject to u•-•essinents sit
ease *flosses.
bASSI SYSTEM.
Those WllO inure for a estate premium will be in
curd for any term not exceeding five year., and not
•object to any anoes•rtiesiin. One per MIL premium
will be charged on furm propery for the term of five
years.
DEPOSIT SYSTEM.
Farm property will be insured for the term of ten
years, for a deposit of three per rent. of the amount
tutored, the whole amount of the premium note to be
returned at the expiration of the policy, without in
terest, er the pobey to be renewed for ten years, with.
cut nor expense at the option of the insurer.
The Company wish to employ ■ number of good
Agents. who will be furnished with the necessary
blanks and instructions by culling the office of the
Company, in the Borough of Columbia, Pennsy I wanks,
or addressing the Si'reretary by mail.
C. S. KAUFFMAN, President,
MICIIAFf. 11. MOORE, Viet Preshltni,
GEO. YOUNG. jr.. Secretary.
M. AI. STRICKLER. Treasurer,
JACOB It. igH LTAIAN,
WyATT W. MILLF:R.
11EIVRI" R. It N: OT WELL,
JACOB n EITZ.
11 EN nt E. WOLF.
columbia. Lancaster co., Pettiest ,March 13,1860
March FL 1h60•
COAL Oft
TILE subscriber keeps a constant supply of the Beat
Rmume Oil; also, Cool Oil Lamp!, of elects' 'Sari
ety and size. r?.haJes of difere:it pane res. k c-
JONAS HMO PIA:.
Locust 'tree', belOwr SCCOnd, CO luttbis, l'a.
31arch 17th.
. IRON AND MEMEL
ritnE Subscriber bps received irNew and Dugs Stork
of all kinds ana si s of
eAR I AltiO 0 SITS.L
lie is constnntly supplied with,stock in this bruneli oD
his business. itialUnti funish it id customer" in litrgo or
small quantities, at the loweserates.
JONAS RUMPLE.
nil :Ai
ealumhin. March 17. IFI3O
ASSI EitE'S NOTICXL
W it le i t A rYti o" PotiVi ng h i l: a g i n id„ e w a ir A or'
tnry assignment to the undersigned, residing in Co
lumbia, of all the.r estate. real, personal and.mizetl.
for the benefit of the creditors of the satd - Kitngltr.
this is therefore to give notice to all periling indebted
to said John D. Klingler, to make payincof iiametl
ntely, and those having c:aims to present thfi snore
without delay, properly authenticated for settlement.
1t1.17."60 Gt JON AS AIYERS. Assignee:
New Stock at the Golden *Or
\ :,12ti f
ew Ynßi , !iriteg
Stock or fresh Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals, nod'
evel)tiling tequila% lout n n well conthiciid Dm=
Store, viz: Spalding's Glee ' C Gels:inane. Bur
nett's Corosine, Borry's Tr:col:heroes, Wistne,
Couele Lozenges. Brown's Bronc h ial 'Pinches, Buil:
Brick, Shoe Blocking. Note mid Letter Paws, &wit
lopes, Pens, Ink, &e &c.
3.8. DF.I.LETr & CO
POSIIESE BAUSIIES!!--11e have replenished
L ., out stock qt Duir.Tooth, Nnil,Comb. list, Cloth':
mid Shoe Itru.ltes. We Clutter. ource4ves Amt our as—
sort Meld of Brushes exceeds any other lb the town --
Cull and see for yoUrself and be conkifleld, boon
purchasing elsewhere. J. S. DELLETTWC7',,
r:olden Mortar Drug Store, Front street.'
A th fog' GOINH . FISHING! Call at the
-lA_ Golden Mortar Drar* Stbre and procure the lin.-
and hooks ' as there you wili'and an ustosin;Loni of
Hooks, Lin er and Units'. FISli.
FIVE
SPQBrD STRAWBERRIES.
3Eceoplas.ervmmVery productive; large,
beautiful. atifIaUNEQUALF.D QUALITY.
WILSON'S A Lansir— Exceedingly productive;
FINE Fon Mane?.
TRIOMPHE. DE: GAND—llAxxs* SWF; splettlifir
appearance, and high fin von
PYRAMIDAL CHILIAN—Very handsome; pro
ductive, hardy, and good flavor.
LARGE EARLY SCARLET—The E.i.auksv; pro
ductive, and excellent.
It is Impossible to secure all die excellencies of this.
moat popular fruit in one vstriely, we offer the above
ers emprising in five sons, the various points der.i
We again confidently RECOMMEND the HOOK
ER, as.by fur the be-t fur family ti-e, if only one sort
is to 5e Whined —combining a greater number of ex
cellencies thornily other variety.
in• All or *hi tatove have perfect flowers, and will
produce excellent Crops, if - planted singly Or tokether.
PRlCE.—(Secutely packed to be forwarded h p
Pre 4 -0
Per lOU plants of any of tires glrove varieties, $2. 00.
160 " 20 of each veffecty. 3.00.
0 51/1) " lOU of each variety. 7.50'
" 10110 "of the Hooker. •• 10.00,
11. E. 110 DE:ER dr. CO..
Commercial Nurseries, Rochester, N
March 17. Ina/. ml 7-21
SEEIRTEVS SALE,-
rin SATURDAY, MARCH 24th, 1960. nt creloctic% l'•
111.. by virtue of sundry writs of Yenditioni Expo
non issued out of the Court of Common Ille.rt of Lan
caster County, and to me directed, I will expose to
public sate or outcry, at the Court House in the city of
I.llllra-ter,
the following Real Ettotte. sir: A 1.01•0
7110;IND in the borough of Marietta. (tontine ott,
nor Street. a 6 feet. more or less, sod cite onlitog
dein 'tilratt 220 feet, more or less, with t. one
story &dile
DWELLING HOLI: 4 E.
and Frnme Kitchen attached. Frame Stable. tilt
Ildfr Pen: Fruit Trees and other improvements thereon,
allicituiltPpreperty of John Itettf and Mr, 'Mary Wolf
enshe writ
eleibed'altd taken into execution as the property of
Cliistolgwr 11111t.!:', Mot I, be sold by
BENJ. I' ROWE. szitxtorr.
Sheriff' 4 - Offiee. Lalteaster, Fete) . e 7, 1 1410. InWs2:
Dissettirifintt of Partnership.
Columbia. Morel, 6, 1866
THO; rufet.uer.hip heretofore between the
ulider-igitedailtl Jowpll block. t=Mt. day, Marin.
6.1610 disi,ob.Ted by thenillittrawal of the under
niettUiE VA I.: AI ACK,
FRANCIS NI ACK.
At i stVe 10.1660. !MARC A tun . MACK.
FIFTY D I th.LARS REWARD.
Colombia. March S. lfoa.
pi* Above reward will be paid for thr appreltria•iott
mill' emtvielion df tab percent or persomt who de
faced tile proittorl6it dh Cemetery lot of Mr..-. 1. A.
LtAitmen. [Marrh 111..1660.:It
Kazis teild Shoulders.
Wl'ls have received by raft (rem Owelro Coutdy, N.
V , 300 pound.. of Trdinnii Vaiikee ,ugar•curt...l'
!ram.rd",itoted - s CP
hodiderA.•
Ah.reii 10 01.
: I . 0 A. U F. nnt NEIL
cor.wr vmott n.l Th.rd
SALE!
subscritill efrerd private sale the
li4,llomag prbdr.y, fl in Use I °rough of Co•
lune i n .
No. 1. A Blaeltieriitli'Shop, sitonted nn the
river irriek or the rooosylveoi. ic:ohnou brio, %Vol
um mree, together a full net of
To/14Q.
No. 2`. A Lot of GYotlhd on Second street,
betWCell I .0011151 111111 W:1111111..11MA t• erect. d
iwn-plort• frame lion.c
No. 3. A Lot of Ground on Second street,
lirm ern ti.nna and Piny nu ,A Inch I. etrcted a unr
and-a-iialf-meay Prmnr Owrl , tint lion-r.
No. 4. A Lot of Ground on Fourth street,
liotwren Pet r) and Mill, on which'. a mo-gory rrame
Uwe flint lino.r
No. Two Loig of Ground on Fifth street,
%moll inl Union, n %%h ell are two ry el
hue 11011.C4
No. 6. Two Lots of Ground on Fifth street,
Union mad Cherry oil whirls lire tree e.I is
iwnwory. (rams. purellssag House..
\o. 7. Four Buddinst Lots situated on
Utilnn 'street. cora er rsl I HO%
•No. 8. Sit SOlldin. Lots situated on FMIt
street, between rukcm nod Cherry.
For term.. apply ll. P1'A111.11.31.
Locum ' , lmo. Colunobin I.a.
The gittgeriberli MT& at private gale the fol owing
prnaert), mutated in tutill.borough. viz:
Thiee Lots of Ground on Union street,
I•Winit of Fifth, on which ore erected three two--tory
:ensue Dwelnug lino,. will. otte-and-a-11.11f-stort beck
holltli?nr. For term , , &e.. apply to
PFAIII.F.R.
.or ~li •
(Wu Ma ['eh 10:60 . te Clt . sie s r L F I ro D n A t tt n n
1; S a l I I 0 " : " ; 1 I
1800. 1880. -
NEW §TRING GOODS.
Ndr*mtg., d fail assortment of Spring
ivlttelt we invite the ttnentinit of our
many friend. and ennomer.. conVently believing.
dint ut vstriety.tottlity. ns ie. and eh ea,tnes. we can
give the intlen •sa , ,faciirele
?MIMS" DRESS GOODS.
TTZIV cling Ores. Gond.. In event variety; Patter
Dr. 4. newen Spring Styles; Black Glo.-y
Dr , ..s Sells, ben brands imp°, ted,7se to 9140: Pouting' ,
Silka newest de.ign.; Brocade Silk., Plaid Ottoman
Poplin., Striped Greitudatie Poplin., Stoll, Lunte
Poplin., Lupin.. Blnek troul Colored Detainer.. mod
other new style d rest good.. embrneing every 110 1 7 , 1tv
l he sensan; Esiglt.h rind French pa wl.wide chi nese. t.
200 pieces Englion and Merrimack: Print.; Ctrli.
6 9 nod 10 els , very good; beautiful new style Scotch
Deem Gingham. _
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
Stella, [heretic—long anti square, Black 'Mimi—
long and tgiustrc. Crape. Blacket—long and ►quare
and oilier new •print in great variety.
EMBROIDERIES.
Prem.lt Wereked Collurr. French Worked Sleeve..
Freneli NVerked Callan. and Sleeves, in rem French
Worked Chendrette. and Sleeve., Jaeonel and elwisa
?Akins and Insertion+ llaad.nnd
HANDKERCHIEFS.
F:mt.rojdrred._ti..... : .,ltie.:i god prjlo./12,nrder.sd
IRISH LINENS AND SHIRT FRONTS
A. large neck of RICi111,11•011'. Supenor Irieb Linen*
and Shirt rrning
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Binn ""`• Moroetilev. Lancaster and Allendale
Counttrptincs. Woolen Coverlets. Comfonahles,
and Bleached Sheeting, 4.4 to 12.4 wide. rib
lOW Cu..e TiPkings. Furniture Chinuset.
Cbeeke. TbVelink.. Bureau Covers, Bleached and
Brown Linen Table MO?, Crtfm Y yard.. to 4 yards
wide. trenched and Brown Domestle Table Cloth.,
Woolen Table Covers. AyOrrt, VAG Table Cover.;
Sacking Bottom. Table 0,1 Clot :Stair (Ye Clotho;
Crnah for Sinirs.k.c.,
Lookiso GLASS?... A large stork.
Osr-s. FKATHERPS —3OO pound Geese Feathers.
WISDOW GUAM; —A new and full avvoriment, with
fttorev. Bmbraidered Marlin Window Curtain..
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
China Ten : , et*—fold band, White Granite Ware,
in slew shape., in full dinner •ets. de. in Tea Seta,
ritehera Dv.he.t. Soap Tureens. Gravies, ace., ke.,
Chamber Set., Toilet Sera
Itilta..serk Re —Ta ble and Bar Tumbler., Wine and
Champagne Gleume, Goblets, Eg Preferve
Dishes. Celery GI ,11:r . mp gand.. CalceStaudr,/ke.
CARPETINtIS.
We invite partiealar attention moat. new and largo
stock of Carpeting. romprioing over 10.000 yards.
Super ! BriNsels, imperial Three Ply. Superfine In
grain, Fine dad Medium Ingrain. Smith's New Yo-k
Patent Ingrain. Plain and Twilled Venetian, 4. I- 3.
It. and I yard wide, superior Domestic Listing, Supe
rior Rag. Scotch Hemp, Floor Woolen Draggers. I
yard too yards wide. Velvet Rues. Door Mats, Valor
Oloth. from I yard tot yards wide, the latter eat m
one piece to 211 a hall; Matting:, c hecked and plant,
from 1 yard to 2 yards wide.
Mannar AID GLOW/U.—A run iine of hosiery and
Gloves
CLOTHS, CASSIMEHES AVID IIEsTINGs ,
Black and Fancy Super. French and English
Cloths. Black and Fancy Soper. French and Engl).ll
Cassimercs, the very latest styles of Vcstings.
flora , AVess.—Cloths, Casstmeres, and every va
riety of goods for boy's wear.
Cotton. Linen and W a.. rot ors.
Carpet Chain.
lIALDEMANI.3 Cheap Cash Store, Columbia.
AFIRST-RATE article of Dried Beet, sad
of 11am, can be bought at
I:I3ERLEIN'S Grocery Starr,
No. 71 Locust ctrect
March 10, tson