SOAP MANUFACTriftYi
TIRE subtonbers would respeetfdlly InfOrtn the Stor e,
keepers and others, that then are' teady to supply
Ibem with the BEST f. , OAP nt the. lowed prtie. dolt
itz?cents per quart. or 2•I .50 per laurel
soap no. taken In exchange!
f,. k 'W. tIAI , II.
Union Street above Fifth, Columbia. Pa.
Jane 2,11360
LADIES' SUMMER DRESS GOODS!
II thenoveltics in good and fashionable dre.. gond•
,r 1 embracing Lawns, Jaeonear. Organdies,' Renege•,
Ducal., Crapes, Challies, Tan:weans. 4 , c., a full
line always on hand, and now is the time to bay them
at astonishingly low prices, at
C
Cdlumbia.
Jane 2nd, 1:40
LADIES BLACK SILK DUSTERS AND
MANI'I LLAS
tfr . E have been in daily receipt of choice piltierns
Vl' Black Silk Dusters, French and Chantilly Lace
ICapcs,poltnia, squares em. The hrlnec are extroordl-
Imrily low, and the styles nem:WM. Purehmsets—
the ladiesparlicnlntly-z-ate invieed.to call sad exam
One for ihenmelyea. C. FON DKRSM !TB.
June 2nd, '6O. People's Cash Store.
SUN UMBRELLAS!
nother supply ofthis neceseary article. just received
Tito which we invite the attention 'of the Indira—
This Is a Choice let, beautifully finished and of the
:belt tnaterial. Call at H. C. FON DESSMITIVS
June 2nd, IWO, Pedple's Cash Store.
OUR CARPET ROOM
as produced tome little "fluttering in The camp" mid
irlwe intend to lieep the boll rolling by selling ent
reu at n smolt advance or: fiat coml.
Who wants a choice Cornett Call al
11. C. PON DRIISMITII'S
Adjoining the Honk
rune 2.1(1, 1960.
i ZIALICCEEST
calizb t
WEST'OF 'PHILADELPHIA
FENDRICH lc, BRA'S
tgoald respectfully inform the citizens of Columbia
IV and viciniiy. that they knee a larger stock of To-
Imeco.Segurs. Snuff. Pipes. Domestic and Grrmun
Segal.. he , than any two establishments West of
Philadelphia.
Hotel arid Storekeepers Look to your Interests:
Before purchasing elsewhere. Please eknOtine our
large assortment, which we pledge ourselves to sell
at the lowest Baltimore price., and cheaper than ca.t
be bought in this town or the State of Penney !Yenta.
All we ask is tutu you shell call and judge for your
selves. We °Ter may of our stock nt wholesale or
retail. We will sell cheaper than the cheapest, and
all goods will he taken back if they do not turn out
Irs represented.
'Our establishment is n branch of the well-known
egteneive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Joe
Vendridh k Bros., No. 155, Forest Street.
FRNDRICII &BBC),
Front Street, five doors above Locust, between R
William.' and J. S. Dellett & Cots Drug Store•. Co-
lumbia, Pa. June2od. 18GO
FM SALE.
S PANISH Bass for tying up &Tam. can be bad at
. FIWORICII fi, BROS..
Inolesale and Retail Tobacco.Snutrand Sega r NI nn•
ufactory, Front ISt., five doom above Inmost,
Columbia, Pa. June 2nd. 1030.
COME JELND STAZI!
T F we don't sell Segars, Tonnes° amt Sea cheaper
J. than they can he bought el-ewhere. 11' Sou dolt%
find it so we vital not ask you In buy.
FRNDRICIII tIROS ,
'Wholesale and Retail 'Tobacco. Segar and Soar G. nun
factory, Float *treat, five doors above Locust. Co
lumbia, Pa. June ttall Ii 6O
PUZL.A I DTZPVIA
WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE.'
0. Conrad, Former Occupant,
No. 146 North Seeond Street,
-
; CORNER OF Quannr rr.
The under.igned any lensed the above premise•. where
he 'anti keep a large a••ortment of sold and 'A ver
Watches. of American English and Swiss ittanufne.
tore of the mo.t celebrated milkers. in ...Maim' to
which, witt be found always on hand (and made to ne
• der) an ezvn•tve variety of Jewelry, Sliver and Sil
ver Dialed ware. together with n 'general d••brhnent
of .Ullll goods as are usually kept in a ftrst•class
%Valet. and Jewelry. Sore.
'the p .t•nn• of 0 Conrail and those of the ou6•e ri.
her. tot:ether with the public generulty. are invited to
•ea 11. where they wilt receive tt good ornelo for their
Money. A• lam determined to 00 strictly n each
Ines•. cond• lie sold very love. “Small l'rnfit•
and,,,Quielt Sales: 7 1.1110 motto of th • e•t.tbh.luner,t
LEWIS R. ItlittotilAll,l..
Formerly 0 CON II AD.
No. 14S North Second Si., corner of Quarry.
June dad, 1560 ly.
LADIES' FAIR,
AT ODD FELLOWS' lIAtL, COLUMBLA A.
OIYEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SAIIIR DA V, June Chh I t,, 9th and 911,1560.
oi.o. on FRI DA Y the Mh. in the afternoon, the la.
tijoA of the Preshytelian tlhurch of Columbia will
' hold • FAIR for the sale of
FANCY ARTICLES.
ICE CREAM, STRAWBERRIES,
and other Itefresements will he served. Ac the pro.
reeds will he devoted to the repairing of their
•Gbareh, and the collection of articles is large and di.
versified. a liberal share of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
trrAdmi•sion 10 cents. Session Tickets ',draining
two persons 25 cents. Family Tickets SO coml.
Co/mob/2.May 25, IWO 2t
ICX3 =ELAM
MRS. J. R. BUNTER would announce to
her friends and the public that she has opened
for the season her
ICE CREAM SALOON )
in Second street, next door to the Lutheran Church.
wbrre •be will oerve the berg Ire Cream, the tferhe•t
and oweemat 13errie•. in R e 1140 on. Itninkrui for past
lil•erat encouragement. •he mulct a en ninuonce of
t• oom. Families supslied with lee C•e+m in large
or small quantities. [Map 213,1E010.3t.
LADIES' rain,
FOR TIM lISNSFIT OF
THE °NAMIBIA FIRE COMPANY,
1N ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Commencing Wednesday, June 13, 1860.
mu r. ladies of C•lumbia will hold ti PAIR as above,
L 1 for the benefit o: the Columbia Fire Company.
A large asoortment of Fancy Work wi:l be offered,
Weedier with every kind of .en•nnablr refr.•hmente
—ICE CREAM, STRAJMEERZES, CARES, CON.
FE CTIONERY, 4.c.. 4.c. The support of the public
Is earnestly snliened.
Columbia, May 26, 1960.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
miit•`, undersigned having associated together teethe
purpose of doing a
COAL & IRON COMMISSION ROSINESS,
in the Borough of Columbia, I..neaster county, Pa .
...awfully Inform Shippers that they have leased
from the Canal Department of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. the large and commodious Wharf on
the west aide of the Canal Ba.ill, nine hundred feet
in length by sixty-sir. feet in width. and are now pre
glared to reee•ve and tranship Coa' ■nd Iron on the
-most satisfactory terms. Our faeiiities for doing bu
siness are so groat that we Butler arrselvex there
will not be any detention in forwarding all freight to
-it. destination. We solicit consignment., and pro.
irnige on cur plkrt prompt attention in the burettes. en
nrasted to oar Care. AMOS S. (61tERN,
TIIOS. WRI.SII.
Adrlmor GREEN k IVELsn, Columbia. Pa.
May 26, 1b62,
Come tidies listen one and all,
Dig and little, great and-small,
. tf in a store you wantmecali.
De sum you dont pass Rammrs.
If you want goods of every grade
Sorb Foreign and Domestic made,
sVell suited for Columbia trade,
Then Just drop in at ftstscrs
The goods are new, bosh clean and nest,
The Styles I tell yon can't be beat,
OtornenneLawns and Chatties sweet.
ey have them all at Bazaar's.
Detainee zed Pain*, De Cbevre See,
And fancy goods from every clime.,
Qusenware, Potions,a splendid line,
Yon can get them all it ftstaggii
Of prices too we bore would boast,
A trite only oyez cost,
A penny on the yard st most,
Is the way they sell at lietarr's
But now before I leave tety rent,
' tell roe who you there Will mat
That prince of aaleemen. :swab Erect,
.For there he is at 4tatalrea.
!Sow Ladies. Gents, and all, we Prey.
That when you happen paw this way
'Toe you to tall and Witte to say.
That you hare been et Ratnees
b ft". ettPo.lte the Franklin Hotel, Lamm
Pt. Womble. Pa, where they keep a 111 .13 e . Th wk of
Persia.' and Dom estic rk , y Good., 4lneensware,
ware. Tellers. Fancy Cootie, Ake., st very low
Storm hhay S 4, 1060.
DOMESTIC SIX ESS
TIiR best in the State. These Seger, we will guar-
Toolro to SiVe satisfaction to all who will ewe
them a trial. We will give any tine ten days to try
these Seger*, and if they do not give ssiisfartlen we
will refried the Varney. FEN MICA 41r. MOS..
Prom street, five elders above Looto, Columbia, Pa.
June find. 1860.
• •Iffolnewlic 8I•Aos 'All The G.:
E;,: r ibtv i r n ot h il o t ri n e ; 7tilliz
we will 101 l ng o
l ea.._ I'ENDRICH & OROS,
Vrr MI ea, dye doors alms Locust, Columbia, Pa.
June 2,.u. iOOO
75,000 GERIVX.SI7 SEEDS,
When Blip lot of Segala is cloved out we will not
VT keep any on hand. We will recommend those
or our own rdatiukkeiureto rurpnw n 1 German Sixe,
in market. . FP:NORTON & BROS .
Front s'reer.five doors above Locust, Columbia, Pa.
June tlnd,lBoo.
. Important to Farmers.
VALTIABLPAGRICULTURAL WORES
From the Late Trade Sales,
UST rrceivedat John Siteafferts Cheap Bee; St•r
et No. 31 North Qtfarn street, Literntur•
The Wheat Plato: Its Origin, Culture, Growth, De.
velopment, Composition, Varieties. Diseases. rte.,
etc. together with • few remarks on Indian Corn, its
cohere. rte. (Coe Hundred Illustration )
Grasses and Forage Plants. Illustrated.
Downing's Fruits and Fruit Trees of America.
Farmer's Every Day Book. How a farmer can
become rich
The Farm and the Fireside; beingl2ollhour sketches
aline in the country. By Rev. John L. Blake, D D.
Rural Economy.
The American Farmer. By Rev. John L. Blake
D.D.
Th t American Frail Hulturist. I. J. Thomas.
Saxton's Rural Hand Books.
DoWtilitg's Landscape Gardening and Rural Ar
chitecture.
• A me arm* Flower Gr.rden Directory.
The Fruit Garden; By P. Harry.
The Fnmily Kitchen Gardener By Robert Rolm
A complete Manual for the euliivatton of the Stra•.v
berry. By It. G. Pardee.
The American Grape Grower's Guide.
Yountt and Spooner on the Horse.
Hints to Howe-Keepers. A complete mantis' for
horsemen. By Henry W. Hobert. (Frank Foremen.)
The Modern Bowe Doctor. By Geo H. Dodd, M. D.
Dodd on the Diseases of
With a large variety of the best books published,
which will be sold at the lowest possible prices..
JOHN SHEAFFER'S Cheap Book Store.
No. 92 North Queen street. next door Examiner
and Herald OfFee,Latteaster. (May 26, tb6o.
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE
TO LET.
T"EWorthington institute, situated in Columbia, Pa .
Iva! be let for one or more years, from tile first of
July next. It is a large brier building, capable of
renting about three hundred scholars, and very pleas
rally and heal bratty located on a lot of about three
orres. It is very desirable tors gentleman wishing to
tole charge of a high school or seminary. Proposals
wilt be teeetved by tie undersigned until The 12th of
Stmt. 11, NORTH,
W. S. AIcaIRI:LE,
f.nneavter Daily Exprers Copy td Committee.
Columbia, Ater ID. 1269.
GRANVILLE STOKEW
GIFT CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
ONE PRICE
Yazd za.cs .A.l:),ELtecastwzi.t,
No. 607 Chestnut Street.
GRANTILLE STOKES would return thanks
to the public for their appreciation of his efforts
to Wove, and their liberal patronage.
In order to %inept:lp this It mdly feeling.be bac yield
ed to the oolieitatten• of many of his friends and in
nucuruted n New Sy.tem. of Oihe with each Garment
sold To hi+ choice selection of fine Fabrics, and
made tip (Nothing, he invite. the Fe rutinv or the public.
as well *I. to Id• new mode of doing business. Each
article I+ wareamed to 6e. in Fabric, Style and hinge,
equal to any gotten up in the city, and One ['rice,
(lower than the Marked on the Ticket.
Each article or rtien.nred for, is accompanied
by a gift. varying In ciao• from SI to SIOU.
N. li —None but the mn.t .killful designer•, cutters
and IvorLtnett employed; rind solisfaciton in lit, fash
ion, fabric, price and gift. guaranteed at
' U RA N VILLE STORKS ,
One Pelee Gio Clothing Emprniunt,
No. GO? Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
May 19, I.ltilrthn
r~>4~F +~t~i
FIRE IN_SVIIANCE COMPANY OP
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL - . $400,000
rerpetu•il Premium.. $319,809 51
Unexpired Temporary Premiums, 22.5,180 56
Surplus, 61
52,201.051 62
STATEMENT of the Assets of the Company on
January 1.1-00.
Published a entirormity with' he provision of the
sixthsectinitotthe Act nffri.geeonnly.orAprilso.l•94ll.
MORTG AG ES.
On prope.ty valued to over 2 1 4 1190
hems dr.a 1110/110f1,01, rent estate. in
the City and County of Philndelbluo, etc
rept $571 5:9 92 in the tietglaroring coati.
ties, 411,895 393 88
REAL ESTATE.
Purchased at Sherrill , ' sales. under
mortgage
Bight 1101.1-f• and 10t,70 by 150 feet, nn
the South-west coiner of Chesn tit and
Seventeenth tweets.
A house nod tot. 27 by 71 fret. on North
side of Spruce street, %Vest of biter
emu street,
Two houses and lots. earth 18 by 73 leer.
on South side of Spruce street, near
Sixteenth .tree
Vine houses and lots-each 111 by 90
feet. Nos. 521,523, 523, 527 and 529
Inlveyra st..
Three houses and /01. 49 by 54 feel, on
)last %ideal Seventeenth street,south
of Pines!,
H o tel and 1°1,50 by 81 fect.onthe South.
elm cornerof Chesnut and /leach eta.,
Five houses and lot. 43 by 80 (eet.on the
North side of Otorge Street, West of
.Ashton street.
Seven houses and lat.:s by 111 feet, on
the Rust side of Reach street, south
of Chesnut street.
A house and 111,1.18 by 80 feet. No. 817
Fitzwater street. East of Ninth street,
A ground rent of $3O. issuing 0111 or a lot
131 by 40 feet. on North side of Otter
street, 40 feet West o L
OANS. Leopard street,
Temporary Louns.on Sind:sag Collate
eraiSeeunty,
STOCKS.
110.000 Alms House Loan,s per eent
flot on.)
1011 Shares Bank ofitentucky.
17 " Northern Rank of - Kentucky,
100 1 . Union Bank of Tennessee,
13 " Insurance Company of the
State of PernsylYnnta.
200 " Southwark Railroad Co.
37 " Commercial and Railroad
Bank, Vicksburg,
300 " Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
91 " Franklin FirelnsuranceCo.,
2 " Mercantile Lit.raey Co.,
23" Union Canal Company,
113 r. Schuylkill Railroad Co..
2 11 Continental Hotel romp l y,
Ste 000 North h'enn'a Railroad Honda.
5'2.000 Burlington City Water Loan,
$7OO Philade.pbin City Loan,
3375.80 •• City Warrants.
Notes and Billsreceivable.
Cash on hand,
Cashinhands ofAgeols
REAL ESTATE.
Mark et value.,
Coat, as aboves
Advance in rainy,
STOCKS.
Marlcet value.
Cost. as *hose.
Advance in value,
$2.209,051 63
LOSSES BY FIRE.
E=2l
Lasso. paid darins the yearl9.s9,
By order of the. Board.
CIIARLESN. RA NCKER President
Attest W. A. STRIL.Seey Pro TM.
DIRECTORS.
CHAS. N. BANCRER, President,
EDW'D. C. DALE, Vire President.
Chao. 21'7, Ranker. Tobin. Wagner. Samuel Dram,
Jacob R. Smith, Cro. W. Richards. Itlerderai D.
Lewis. David d. tirown,lslac Lea, Edward C. Dale,
Geo. Faies.
WM. A. STEEL. Seel pro tam.
THOS. LLOYD. Agent, Colambia
Mai 26, IMO
NEWS EXTRAS
HO! FOR RAINEY'S CHEAP CASFI STORE!
VERVI3ODY is remertfally inviied to WI and pee
LI the BRAN SPAN law GOODS, jest opened,
comprising In part the very latest Myles of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
selected with car.. especially for this market.
Our Mollies can't be beat.
Poi! de Cherie, superior summer styles.
Breese', and Lawny. in great variety.
Prints or all descriptions.
Lancaster Gingham. the good old kind.
Moulins. Shirting*. Pillow Casing, P. heedrg. ate., *e.
710e1ERY.--A fall assortraentment of Hosiery, at
very lose genres.
GENTLEMEN! GENTLEMEN!!
In M. gralleraeres line we have a good assortment
Clenhv, Cas•imerrv. Sn;inetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Cm.
vat.. Shirts. Bosoms, Collars, Ste , he.
V .. Queensware, Glassware, and 4..oolderGlasees,
a large stock.
Coate one, rome Sit, drop in nt Rainey's end see.
We consider It no trouble to strew goons. and kohl
oorsr,ves ready's° be at the people's ecamased. Don't
forges to tall at
R iINET'S Cheap Cant, Stare.
Locust street, opposite the Ranh.
May 19. tEGO.
'74O.CALTA-ZILIMEGWE nromman t _
111 E PENICSILVANIIAILROAD -COMEINT
AANWoow.prepitted to reedit and formica
FREW ron the Philadelphia Division, to find
all station• where they hate agents, at the foliose
inn rates per bandied pounftv
BETWBEN PHILTA; AND COLUMBIA.
Fink Client: Irettlvit Class. Thud Class. Fourth Class
25 that*. 2t cents.. 18 cents. 16 cents.
. . . .
Fiord.. _ 25 cents per barrel.,
. Pig Metal, - ' 12f cents per 100poands
BETWEEN PHILA. AND LANCASTER.,
First Class. Second Class. Third Class. Fourth Class.
23 cents. 20 cents. 17 cents. 15 tents.
Flour, - St cents per barrel.
Pig Metal, IS cents per 100 pounds.
Shipments made to Pittsburg and all intermediate
"'i o ns ' , ~,..evnlnre.
RATES FROM COL'A TO PI'rTSBURG,
First Class. Second Class. Third Class. Fourth Class.
75 60 . 45 35
Flour per barrel. 60 cents,
fry - Freight consigned to stations where the Com
pany has no agents mutt be prepaid.
Articles of lst Class.
Books, . Fresh Flak • . -
Roots end SltOes. Nuts in bag..
Cedar arid Wooden Ware, Porter & Ale in bottles
Dry Goods, Pundit , n coops
Eggs. Pork, (fresh,
Furniture, pontos:. (dressed
Feathers, Wrapping Paper
Articles of n MRS&
Apples, Molasses,
Cheese,Melons,
Clover and Grass Seed, Oil in casks or boxes,
Crockery, Faure in boxes,
Candles- Pasteboard,
Casks or Barrels, tempty,) Peaces, (dried,
Groceries, Prin ting Paper
Gans and Rifles, Paper Hangings,
Herring in boxes and kegs, Queenaware,
Hardware, Sweet Potatoes
Hops, Tobaccoin bias,
Iron, (hoop, band or sheet )Tett,
leather. Type,
Liquor in wood, Tallow,
Marble Slabs & Marble Turpentinegapts.,)
Monuments. Varnish.
Articles of id Class.
A.colto., Potatoes,
Coffee Turnips,
Hides green,) Vinegar,
Lard. White Lead,
Oysters & Clams. (in shell,) Window Glass.
Tobacco, (manufactured,)
Articles of 4th Class.- -
Codfish, Rosin,
Cotton,.. Salt,
Fish, muted, Tobacco, (leaf,)
Grata of all kinds, ' Tin,
Nails and Spikes, Tar.
Pitch, Whiskey.
Plaster,
117" - For further infomnitlem, apply to
tf. B. K irvosToN, Freight • " .., Phila.
E. IC. ROICE. Freight A" ..,. Columbia.
W H. MYRRS, Freight Agent, Lancaster.
Columbia, May 28, 1860.
Large Supply Of •
- IXTRA Sugar Cured Hams at 15 rents per lb,
Plain HAM. 191 .`
01e•s Potic, 12 1t
Extra Dried Reef, 15
Shoulders, 10 ••
Potatoes ut 45 cents pet bushel. For Pee of the store
of THOMAS W1g:OI,
Columbia, Nay 10,'50. Head of CILIIIII
Esenwein's Tar and Wood Naptha
Pectoral,
IS the BEST MEDICINE in the world, for the
Cure of Coueh• and Colds. Croup. Bronchitis. An.
thma, flieliCtllty In Breathing, Palpitation of the Heart,
and for Mt reHef or puiletli• in the advanced stages of
0 3 nsumplion, together with all diseases of the throat
and chest, and which predispose to consumption,-
ft attacks the root of disease, and makes the fell de.
destroyer succumb m its Influence. It also produces
free expeetoration. and induces healthy :moon in the
diseased Mucous :Membranes find Tisanes. It is (Jr.
culiarly adapted to the radical cure of Asthma. One
dose of this invaluable Syrup ()Bea gives ease, and
consequently steep, which the peculiar nature of Mai
disease denies hint. It is very pleasant to the owe,
and prompt in its effects. Try it, and be convinced
that ft Is invaluable in the cure of Bronchial affec
c r Price SO eta per bottle. Preonred only by
A. I.:ShIN V Potty , Uruyei-t,
N. W. Corner of - Ninth find Poplar stn . 1 1 1Intlelphin
N. ft --For sale by It F. Green and J. &
Co., Columbia; M Fowler. Tamaqua; C A. ge.
'lenge t Uo.. 6tronitu re; John J. L,l, b Attune ltn.
and lltturelceeper. and Drugge.ts getternily
October 15, 1050,
GOOKEG,: Nails and Spikes. al $325 prr keg
tons Weihetilllo Lleri Lrod, 3 laid+. Ile , .
Liosrt d Oil. pool, jest rerrivrd. o Inge ossortinew
of Carpenters' Plane, and Tool, of n 11 II n,d4.
.1, RUMPLE tc, SON
111ny 12.1260
The Testimony of the Whole Word.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores and Merv.
All deseribilen of .ores are reidediable b y the: proper
and diligent ow of d u. iiieimurnati le preparation- To
attempt to cure bad leg., byihe eilite• of
the wound toseilw , 1Y; for •hould the Man unite.
a buggy rli•eammed condition remain. um m der,o m to
bread out with ten told rut y in st few dap,. Time
only rational and iiimee, fat , rr..lFlirlit. ne inilleated
by ml tare, i• to reduce time inflammation in and about
toe wound and to •opine Ike nouhuoring purl+ bs
rubbing ib pmnty of die Ointment as salt in rOlCt.ii
Into meat,
Dipihetia, Ulcerated Sart Throat, and Scarlet
Any of the above diseases may be eared by well
rubbing the Olsitmen, Three limes a day Imo the
chest, throat slid :reek of the patient; it will roon
penetrate and give Immediate relief. Medicine taken
by the mouth must operate upon the whole system
ere it 4 influence cal, i.e any local puri.Wher,
a• Ike Urnanrnt will do its work Li slice. Whoever
tries the uny,uent the shove Manner for the dlr.
sows named, or any similar dkordera *Martin.. the
cheviot throat, wilt find themselves relieved as by a
charm.
5?7,4413,35
The above class of romplaima will be removed by
nigt tly fomenting the parts with warm water and
then by most elrectuatly rubbing In the Ointment.—
Persons suffering from these direttel complaints
should lose not a mullein in acre sting their progre-r.
It should be understood that it In not sufficient merely
to smear the Ointment on the effected parts, but It
mit..t be Well runbed is for some considerable time
two or three umes 11 day. that It may be taken into
the system, whence it will remove any hidden sore
or wound as effectually an though palpable to the eye.
There again bread and water poultices, Mier the
nabbing in of the Ointment, will do great service.—
Tula is the ofdy sure treatment for females, cases of
cancer in the moinack, or where there may be a gen
eral bearing down.
f 9,135,545
Indiscretions of Youth; Sores and Veers.
Blotches, as also !welling*, can. with certainty, be
radically cured if the Ointment be used freely, and
the Pills be taken night and morning as recommended
in the primed Instructions. When treated in any
other way they only dry up inane place to break out
in another; whereas this Ointment will remove the
humor from the system. and leave the patient a v tg•
orous and healthy being. It will require time with
the use of the Pills to ensure a In•ting cure.
Dropsical Swellings, Paralysis and Stir Joints
Although the above complaints differ widely in them
origin and nature, yet they all require local treatment.
Many of the worst eases, of such diseases. will yield
in a comparatively short space of time when this
Ointment is generally rubbed into the parts affeeted,
even after every other means have failei. ' In all se
rious maladies the Pills should betaken according
to the printed directions accorartviiyingeaeh box.
Roth the Ointment and Pills should le used in
e Colt,
.V 4172,891 30
$1.821 00
19 296 29
13,632 94
!- 27 910 33
' the following cotes:
Bad Legs, Corns (Boll) Blieuntinistn,
Bad Breasts, Cancers, Scalds, .
Burns, Contracted and Sore Nipples,
Ounione. Stiff Joints, Sore Throats,
One of ltfosche. Elephantiasis, Skin Diseases,
toes and Sand Fistulae, Scurvy,
Flies, Gout, • ' Bore Heads.
Coco-bay, Glandular Swell-Tumors,
Chierm-foot, inirs, Ulcers,
Chilblains. Lumbago, Wounds,
Chapped Hands. riles, Yaws.
CA CTlONt—None ere genuine sinless the words
sliolloway, New York and London." are discernible
as a water-mark in every learn( the book or dime
tions around each pot or box; the .ame maybe plain
ly seen by holding the leaf to the light. A hartd•onte
reword will be given to any one rendering such lit.
formation as may lend to the detection ore ny party
Or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending the
.lance, knowing ahem lobe motirioue.
12163197 42
$102.995 25
77.446 55
$23,549 DO
$.9 786 06
72,8..1 30
$16,905 38
66:2,103 36
Maiden
Sold at the Manufactory of Professor Holloway,
80 Lan.. 'New York, and by all respectable
preexists and Dealers in Medicine, tbroviboot :he
civiized world, en boxes at 45 cents, 62 ceou and it
cash.
LIL . I-There is considerable saving (by taking the
larger sizes.
N. 8.--Directions for the guidance et patients in
every dtsorder aro affixed to each box.
I. n: Columbia Ice Company is now prepared to
furnish ice to customers in large or small quanti
ties, at reasonable wee. The ice will be served
through the WWII every day, Sundays excepted. Ice
will be supplied on Saturday! eveningtor Sunday use.
The Company has a tulScsent cock of ice to sell
wholesale to dealers or consumerwat a distance.
Omcc at 431. Brundt's National House, where lea
eta be obtained at any time. Notice left at H. MM.
lees sleresLeeltsl 'streets of ice wanted, will receive.
attention
8.
Co:ambis, May 5. 1850.4ka C. SWARTZ, Aunt,
PUMPKIN SEED. Large Field and Cathay
or Cooking Pomp Yin seed by *be
C attend, at
.1. S. D 6 LLETT ik O'S
Golden Mortar Prig Stone, Front Street.
May 5.1860
TS FOR SALE. We have a large lot of
goart, half gallon and gallon Jars with du /ids,
which we will dispose of at ■ trevy low llattle.
May 5,410. J. S. DELL.ETT & CO.
Just Received amine Sale.
1500 UM Ground Omit Salt, la large
Dr small quantities, at
APPOLD'S
11*A SO. W Brahma, Cam& basin.
Just Received and For Sale.
MARX THESE: FACT!
and Other Fevers
Piles, Fistulae, Strictures
ICE, ICE, ICE.
1ZP.A.1.2 1 218.. C. immizaretAN,
DEALER 1N
„1.
FINE GrROC,EIIIE.S',
N. W. Corner 17th and Arch sta., PHILAD L ELPFIIA - :
JMPORTER OF
CROSS dr. BLACRIVELL 9 S
ENGLISH - PICKLES AND SAIIGES.
Particular attention paid to selecting
Finn: 'rens. nail Cotrees,
For Fantaies.
SUGARS always at Reamers' Micas.
Choke writes' Anittro .t./vp ;52IGAitS; of the
beet brande. always on hand.
May t', le6o-17
300 KEGS NA11,9 AND SPIKES. •
JUST received and for eale, at 8325 per keg.
J. W. COTTP.F.L.T.,
May 5, 60.1nt0. Loce.t. St.. Columbia
Farmers Give this Your Attentio . ni
500 BAIIIIELS Pure Ground No. I Plaster,
while as teem, for aide at
APPOLITS
May.S.'6o. • Warehouse, Canal Rada.
1 , C.l. :10
THIi has Ju.i received a large stock of
New (load.. such as Locks, Hinges, Serews,Glass,
Paints, Oil's, Varnishes, Ste., also Planes. Cedarware,
Trace chains. together with a MI and complete assort
ment of goods in the Hardware line which he offers at
tow prices. J. W. COTTItEI.L.
May 5, 160-Imo. ' Locust Wit., Columbia.
LIME t LIMIT I
The subscr iber baying rented the Lime Kiln, and
Quarrie• boob of the Resin. i• prenarect to supply
THE BEST QUALITY OF LIME,
for Building or Manuring Purposes, iniarge or small
qunnt It ies.
Slaked !Arne for Manure supplied at reasonable
mien, B.F. APPOLD,
Cola. April 21 '5O. Canal Basin.
e • p Do , ge , won't do.
eiwE have mot the enemy and they are ours."
Great twth at the People's Cash .'tore.
H.C. Ponderarnith again triumphant. Out Jorge and
mew seleeted,stoca of novelties in the way of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Fancy Dress Goods, from the eel..
braced merranthe e.tehlivhmentlof F. T. STIENTAZTAL
Co.. New York. hay caused peat eleitemetn in our
elmmunfty. and quite-a fluttering in the enemy's camp!
Our tine of
DRESS GOODS,
embracing in part
500 yd► Rich Black Dress Silks;
500 yds. solid colors and Fancy Ores. Silks.
Prices from 50 cents to 52.00 per yard. Rich printed
silk Grenadines. at half their value. A full line Cent
designs real Mk and wool Chadies,.at cents per
yard. worth 75 cents. A beautiful assortment printed
Jeconels and Organdies. at astoinishly low pates:
solid colored any fancy Beregee, crop de roue, Iterege
A ulgiais, &C.
STELLA SHAWLS,
Mantillas, French and Chnniilla Lute Mantles and
Poinis i at realty reduced prices: ladies' Duster
Cloth., of different doides, Traveling Drees Goods in
great variety
1.01 41 Our
C AND CASSIMERE
deporment in full rind complete. nod vitdtoro at thiff
counter will floc' "Ephraim joined to Ida idols."
We have recently ni:4l..d
CARP ET ROOM
to our business. wherein we
. purpose k.rroing a general
aii.orttnetti of (lament Mitbms and Oil Cloths.
OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT,
eonluins a fail bite of 110-iely. Mattes. Alms, plain,
eolort 7 d bordered, and hem stitched Handkerchiefs,
ern/10 Pa ney Ties, Suveuders.
The celebrated -imperkhatile" Hooped Sitlit, "The
fielle of the South." a beautiful article of the kind A
large assortment of Etranite and Causswure, of
every description.
FRESH GROCERIES.
Nra• Crop N 0 rugnre. Retra $) rup•. Crime Cor
r, Choice Tens Mackerel, h.e., Wholerale and Retail,
;neap fot Ca•h, at
H. C. PONDERSIVIITH'S
April 21 1000 Adlnlnlog the !Pink,
BELLEVUE HOUSE.
N. E. CORN ER FRONT & WALNUT STS.
Columbia Penna.
T; subscriber announces that he boa rented flue
übove :uul well-known Hotel. and has
opened it lb, th e imesinenoitalion of the public.
Ile ha- furnished the house und is prepared VI enter
thin travelers and 'murders. I table will be welt
furnished with everything the marker ndbrits At 'his
liar will he found the best brands of all kinds of Li
quor+.
Ciinnected veldt the in the basement is a
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT,
winter oy-ter. in every style, and oilier refreshments,
are served up in good si
lort-„,,,:i.t..upplieci wink lit.i.rate oyster., in large
or !111 quaiiiito-a at reason ride..
The sdpport of the public is r..sneen fully counted
'8211111... 11. LUCICA RD.
Columbia, April 2t. 1940-1(
SALT! SALT!
000 Socka around AI um Pali jaat received. aad far
1..a1e at the extranrdioarily low or,ce et one dah.r
and five rent. per Tllll.Prz %V
Cola. April al, '6O: Canal Ba-in,
TUSI received, n fresh .uhrly of arehig & Crone
tield'4 Cattle Powder, at the Drop: •onlp of
ft 1%11.1.1.1,45.
cola. April 21, 'GO. Fsooi slicer.
COAL OIL AND LAMPS
A j,. a and viincil hit of Coil Oil Idolepv, oleo a
Afresh "ripply of Kerelene 011 to Imre en
'um received I.y R. 1V11.1.1015.
Colt April 21.'60. Front
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafer's, Brown's Bron.
e , iz.l Troche-, V.randreth'. Pil tAtnarh.'s Worm 'Syr.
up. Itennedy's Medn'al Di-covery, Kennrd)'s Orna
ment. Terrel's Ointment. Holloway Confections.
Hu-band's M °Attest:l. M r..Witt-toviev Soothing Si
A. 11. Bull's Far-aparilla Towtivend'a Sur.tintirdia.
Fah nevioek's Vermifitge. Dr John Bull's Sarsaparilla,
Tellies , Ointment, Doberia , Embrocation, Hunt's Usti
tuent. Merchant's (ht.
A fresh supply of the shove popular Potent Medi
cines hue just been received at the Wm.: Store of
R. Wl/.I.IAMS.
Colt April 21,'60. Front street.
41 .UPI.#
SPRING IS THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP.
THE subscriber is row receiving daily large aecess
pions to his mock of Coat. nod invites customer%
who wish 'o lay in their fuel at very low rates to give
him a eall.
Ilis stock consists °revery variety of Coal, of dif
ferent qualities, grades. sizes and prices, tad he can
guarantee satisfaction to customers.
The long established yard at the 'basin will keep
up its reputation both as regards quality and price of
ha -'III..ACK DI Ald UN D 6
COI and sati.fy Yourselves that }on can save
money by purchasing now, and front
0. nv,Fs.
Foot of Croat Basin, Columbia, Pa.
April 11, IEOO.
SoUltir rpraZ,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
Front Street, between Locust and Walnut,
COLUMBIA, PA.
THE subscriber invites attention to his very
large and choice stock of
WATCHES
anfiNCLOCKS, & JEWELRI,
which be is prepared to sell cheaper than they can
be bought at any other establishment. H• is pre.
pared to oilier great be rgains.anditt respectfully in
rites the attention of purchasers to his sloe lc. which
emb GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
*revery kind ; ail kinds of CLOCKS, from 111I.SOup.
wards;heinvite•theattentionorßoannen to lifetime
stock of LEV ma BOAT CLOCKS;JEWELRY. con.
sisting of Ear Rillgß, Finger Rings Breast Pins, &c.
all kinds° fSilverSpoons ; Plated Soup Ladles,Table
and Tea Spoons.Forksace.. which are warranted to
wear ne•Tly equal to Silver; Gold and Silver Pen.
cUs go dpons; Gold and SilverS.pectacles; togelhet
with the greatest variety of FANCY ARTICLES
ever before Offered.
CUTLERY.—A' re. a super' rtment outs
sowers and other Pistolsond all kindlier Starks,
of the best manufacture.
Sale it.:eagt wilibegiven.as heretofore; o the
topsides at wacky, watcheo andjewelry and all
work will bit warranted.
A cordlnnance o f 'tamer, trena ge i
m respect
fully so .his .* ncoed.
twit 74.1 soo JOHN FELIX.
r.ae
BURNETT'S COCOAINS,
The above Prep■ration, vraicb bee received the
ereatet.trecommenda pone as a beautifier and pro
moter or troarth or the bait, bee just been received
by R. WILLIAMS.
Cola. April 21,'6. Front Street.
NOW opening,tbe lergeat end most complete as
sortment or Men , . Weer we have ever offered.
eansisting of Super English. French, Amerleen'and
Gannet, Bleck and Fancy Twilled end Plain Climbs
and Cassimeres, Fancy Silk, plain Ind Awed Silk
Velvet,. ed Plush Vestings. tee. We Invite particular
attention to the shore goods.
HA LOMAWS Cheap Cash Mora.
Columbia. April 1 1, 18%.
STEREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC
VIEWS.
WE.haveleceived from the New York Siena.eape
Commie", a fine lot of Blervageopea and Views
which wa wilt sail at lees 'Min Philadelphia prices.
Call and look et them. PAYLOR dr. dIeDONALD.
April 14. Treat street. Colombia. Pa.
A UM more of those beautiful Prints
LA . lett, wide!' will he •olel cheep, •L
SAYLOR t blennliAl.To l,
April 11. Colombia, Pa.
GOLD PENS, GOLD PENS.
JST received a lame and fine aysonmetn of Gold
Penn. of Newton and linsvrolo'. tetanal:atone, at
SAILOR* McDO:4A LIPS nook Atom.
Agnl 14. Front meat, above Loes.t.
BAR' IRONATEEL &c.
Alarge.mork of Iron and Steel.all sizes, offered a
low prides and on nicommodming tenon.
.1. N. COTTRELL.
May '60.1m0. _ Loen4 Sr., Colombia.
GIRARD
Fire and,litaxine inserance Com
• pensriPhilirdelpl4:
CAPITAL SaltrylSB , $BOOOOO.
G. Ar..llraC/DWARD I'o4lde:it.
_ .
/As. B. Az.voan, Secretary. •
A. S. Gmtaxg, Vice President and 'Preaserer: -
The' undersigned. agent for Ike above Well known
Institution, is prepared to issue its policies, insuring
against lots or damage by fire s property of all k.nds,
in town and country. on terms as low as are e'nt•in•
rot with stehrily. All claims on policies issoed by
this Company promptly and remits, OW adjusted.'
F X. ZIEGLER. Agent.
/Moment of Black's Lotel, Colombia, Pa.
April 25, IPSO.
TAN/RMS. Jost - received a new lot of
11 Tamnronds„ at the Golden Mortar Drag Store.
May 5, 1860.
-Front et., below the Bridge, Columbia, Pa.
E pot returned-from
the city with a,eotirplete ,
assortment of Goode. selected with - -
arsa: core from the best factories in else cooing).—
Our Stock is no* very large, consistsmtor
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Silverware, Plated Ware ' Bracelet., Idrooches, Set.
of Coral. Mosaic, Caro, Lava and Jet.
Ear Rings. Finger Rine., Medallions, Gold Peng.
Pencils. Chains, Studs. Sleeve Buttons, Spectacles,
Pocket Rooks. & c_ &e.. dco.
We invite the public to give us a call and examine
our large crock. collected)* or efoeks, 'which ore in
good working order and well -regulated, and will be
sold at the lowest pricer.
P. SHREINER Jr. EON.
Columbia. Apii: 23, ISO.
Copartnership.
r HAVE this day aasoelated with myself in bosinea.
L my *on. George II Rumple. rn copartnership with
whom I will continue the Hardware llu-itiess, at the
did stand in Locust sweet Below Second, under the
firm of J. Rumple & Ron.
return PIIWCTO thank. to the public (or past liberal
patronage. and respetaully ask a continuance to the
new firm. JONAS RUMPLE
Columbia April 20tb t 1860.
The 'aulveribers would call the attention of the
{whit.: to the
LARGE STOCK OF FIA RDIVARE,
just received by them. Tbey can offer a compleie
sa,ortment of everythinr Id their line of burtnera
either Wholeaale or Retail.
. _
B a r, Hoop and Bond Iron, Steel. &r. They have
eonsiontly on hnnd an assoriment of Iron and ineel
of all kinds; Paint•. MOS.. Oil., Varni.hes. Cedar
ware, he ; a large nook of Gum and Hemp Packing.
Ga.keis of rill sizes._
-
A law Purply of Coal Oil [Amps and Shade', or Ira-
How , kind.. Kertii.ens Oil of the very be-i quality.
AgeMIS , for Farrell & Ilerring'e Cbuiripion
Fire and Burglar Proof Sufe.
.1. RUMPIX & SON.
Locutistrect below Second, Columbia, Pa.
April 29. 1860.
AND
TME 6ubserterre have received is New and I.arge
Stock of nil kind. and size. of
BAR -IRON 'AND STEEL
They are constantly supplied with stock in this brarseh
of his business. nod can (welsh it lo customers in large
or small quantities, at the loam.; rates.
J. RUMPLE & SOS.
Locust street below Second, Columbia, Pa.
April 2q. WOO
1880. 'THIRD ARRIVAL OF 1860
NEW SPRING GOODS,
- FRom Naw YORK.
V. OW opening the most benntlful ussortmetut of New
I.‘ Spring Good• we ever offered.
DRESS GOODS.
Organdie Robe-2.5.7,9 and 11 flounced Berage
Auglois Robes. 2, 5.7.9 and IL financed Sail') Plaid
Berate [lobes, Double Skirt Satin Plaid Heine Habra,
Solid Plain Colors Satin Plaid Bereft, Robes. Poi. de
Clievre Satin Plaid Berate Robe., gag and neat Be
feces and Grenadines; new 841 e awing Silks. Illark
Silks, beat bards unprnen; Nails Mc un' a oiP—ln
Pinks, Blues. &a.: Berate Antlais
New Spring Cloaks, Mantillas and Dusters,
Lace Tlournnus. Litre Su l tanas. Lnee Mantles, LUC!.
Palmas. Clo.h Clack', light sprine styles, gathered anu
Wailed. Black Silk Cloaks and Mandan, gathered UM
plaited.
SHAWLS•
Si.lln. in MI styles and colors.
MEN'S WCAR.—Superb Cloths, Carsimeres and
CARPETINGS.
Au additional supply—nmong which n•e the hrtnrleom•
eft ltrusvcle. Three Ply, and Smith's 'Sew York Patera,
we ever offered,
R. 3. HALDEMAN'S
Cheap Cash :more, Columbia.
April 211, IBGO.
LADIES' CLOAKS. Just received, fall bad.
rieglige Cloaks. neWeel Paris Plyte.
II Ar..I)I : MAN'S Cheats Cash Store.
Colombia. April 14. 1860.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
T"l'.ul.scriberohitvefit.it rocrived a largo and yr,
nod assortment of 111.iiik Book. and Stalinnery,
b o rn Son. Ledger., Dayßook.%
Ca-11 Book Revor.l4, Cull nod half bound. Letier,Cop.
nuJ Noie Pa per,En velope+-I,llc r and Nolr—ing ea:
va icuy, wlach they oder at very low price.,
SA Y 1,012 & DONALD.
!teat Quarters awl News Depot, Froat st., above
Lecu-t, Columbia. Pa, [April 14
POCK ET BOOKS AND PURSES.
.4\
LA R(: F. lot of Flue and Common Pocket Books
t nod Purses, at from IS cents to Iwo dollois
Headquarters rod News Depot.
Columbia, April It. ISGU,
GARDEN SEEDS. A large stock of Seeds
from feVl . roli Of the best bhardetts, whirl' we
warrant genuine and fresh. For We* wholesale
or retail, by the pack or bulk, at the Golden Mortar
Drugstore. (April 14. 'GO
( I ,OAL OIL. Just received a fresh supply oj
eopertor Coal Oel. warranted not to ortrole, being
color leee,i.nd free of onYolren•ive odor.
.1. S DELLSTT &
Golden Mortar Dreg btore, Front :beet.
Aprill4,lBdo
111 D SEED. Just received a new crop of
Canary, Hemp and Rape ,red; the Mee.' mend
n town, nt J. S. De:C.I.F.:TT & CO'S
April 14.'60. llrus Store, Front street.
LADIES SHOE STORE. -
No.l Mechanics' Rom. Opposite Haldeman 's
Locust Street, Columbia, Pa.
TN order to accommodate all who favor me
.1. with their patronage, I have added to
home-made etock, a general ae•Ortmeot Of '
Philadelphia and Eastern Work,
WHICH I WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH.
MS• stock consist* in part et Wye and Youths' En
amel Leather and Km klottrote. Boys , and Youth•'
Goiters Children's Banat. Gaiter. and Patent Leather
Ankle T 1.5. Infante' Malan and Plum Shoes. of differ
ent colort, Women's and Miens' Cheap Slippers{) in
short,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
of all kind. of work In my line. Call and examine
for yourselves.
My thanks are due to a generous public for the
kind support and encouragement mended to me
rince f have been In butane's, and I hope, by pttict
attention to merit au increaped share ofpatroitage.
R. 141.1CSOW.
Columbia, Apr 117,11410.
1860. 1860.
SECOND SPRING SUPPLY OF
NEW GOODS.
A ROATNS in Spring and Sumner OrenGoode,
B
arch Dress Shk., Paris Printed Drees Goode, in
Monacan, amities. Grenadines, Serapes, &c. Ikre.
STELLA SHAWLS.
A splendid line of Siena nbawie, embracing al the
new styles,
CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
Ladies , Spring Cloaks, in every style, glade and color.
m Evs Wl all.—A splendid line of Glottis, Caul
meres and Vesting's—jail imported.
Corpetings, Windom Shades, Walt Papers, 4-c.
which, with 00044 receiving daily, form the most
complete &sentiment we ever offered.
HALDEMAN'S
April 7. 1956. Cheap Cash Store.-
New Goods.
rims subscriber having Just returned from the city
of Philadelphia, to now openteg an untommonty
large addition to bit former meek. consisting of
Drugs, Chemicals. Dye ewers, Ike to whieh the
motion of mamba/tam is requested.
It. W1L1.11174i,
April 14.1950. Front Aireet.
New Stock at the Golden Mortar.
Wit have just returned from Philadelphia
and New York. with a large and well selected
Stock of fresh Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals, and
every thing usually kept to a well condemn, Drag
Store, viz: Spalding 's Woe, Cos's Getantine. Bor.
nett's etworine, Berry's Ttieopheroos. Wistar's
Cough Lozenges. Browtee Bronehial Troches, Beth
Brick, Sboe Blacking. Note and Letter roper, Enve
lopes, Peas 4 Ink, ice., /he.
I. S. °ELLETT lc CO.
BIIIBIIER BIIIISHESB—We have replenished
our Ftock of flair, Tomb, Nall.Contb. Ilat.C.ioth
and Shoe Brushes. We Batter correlate shot our as
omit:Dent of Brushes exceed• any other In the town
Cal. and see for. }ourself and be eonvlneed. b•fore
purchasing el.ewbeve. J. S. WILLETT 4 CU.
Golden Storm Thug Store, Front wee-.
MB. HIRAI YOUNG, formerly of the firm
of Hurray. Youn6 k Co.. Rook.ellere. Is sp.
pointed our Agent to enntron. for the following me.-
able work. whir), ore *old only by tiolteriptiem, oft:
The:Yew Ameriese Cyclopedia. Renton's abridge
ment of the. Debate* of Conroe.. Randall's Lite of
Thorn*. Jelferten.Quinero Memoir of Ow Ufa of J.
Q. Adam., The 111oursted Radon of Gayer'. Nor-
PRE•sa on pp l yof Fits end Plain flew , . Shoe I Worcester'. Illestreted Roam Dieurearry. ti-
A.• roar one 1-nrel.*t redoreel beery edition. 1 , 141 AS DA RR &CO .
Marc. 31.d0 THOS. WEt—tqf Apr'. N 0.21. rem Rii.g et L. smatter, re.
CIIENVING TOBACCO.
T BMW PVAIILEIVS, Lotion street %yogi* the
Ff&Uklin noose , can be bad CUBA LEAF, CON-
G ItF4lc, and *event' other brand. of the beet Chewing
Tobacco, towbieb the attention of anew* is incited.
May 1,1866.
M8X4A723 SALMI
TILE subscriber offers at private sale the
Colloiving propeny; situated in the !Borough of Cci
terabit!, 02:
No. 1. A Blacksmith Shop, Situated on the
river track of the Pennsylvania Railroad, below Wal
nut street, together with a full set of ellaelannithing
Tool&
, • .
No: 2. A Car of - Groineon Second'street,
between Locust and Wahmt, on which is erected a
two-staty frame Dwetting House.
No. 3, • A Lot of Ground - on-Second street,
between Union and Perry, 011 which is erected a =m
end-a-half-story Frame Dwellme Ifort.e; • -
No. 4.. A Lot of Ground on Fourth street,
between Perry and VIII I, on which is a two-story Frame
Dwelling Houite.
No. 5. Twr. Lots of Ground on Fifth street,
south of Unix: a which are two two-story Dwel
ling Houses.
No. 6. Two Lots of Ground on Fifth street,
between Union and Cheesy. on Winch are erected two
tvrowory fram e Dwelling Rouse , .
No. 7. Four Building Lots situated on
Muss street, comer of Fifth
No. 8. Six Building Lots situated on Fifth
street, between Union and Chow.
For terms, &c., apply 10 H. PFAHLER.
Locust street, Colombia, Ca. •
The Pnbectlhrrs offer or private sale the following
property. snouted in sand borough, viz:
Three Lots of Ground on Union street,
South of Fifth, on which ore erected Three two-story
frame Dwelling Douse, with one-and-a•half-story back
buildings. Fur tetras, Ice., apply to
U. Fre !MED. as ulh.se,
or M. FUT DA 3.1
Cola. March 10;60 if Corner Front end Union Stn.
GUT FS" Parisr., kir Ceiling., Picture and Looking
Glass Frames, . en a..nrtmen.i nt
SAYLOR Sc , IIIICDONALD'S.
Aririll4. t.iniumbia. Fa.
WANTED!
fr HE sub s cribers wool obot 2 - Tenant-flares. Apply
1 to GEORG E BOOLE, on Front lorret
Noah Etat MOO. MALTBY & CASE.
WORCESTER'S Illustrated Royal quarto
Dirtionary, Library Edition. 'Third Invoice
received by va.i As BARR & Co..
pr.7,•GO. -A gents for bunco ore eouucr
MICR RAISINS for 8 ets. per pound, are to
be bed only at
BEIER LE1: 4 08 Grocery Store,
March 10. 10110, Nn. 71 I.nenei went,
SEEDS.-Inch Garden Seeds, war
,LA ranted pure, of elf IC ad*, just received at
EDEFILEIN'S (irocery Store.
March 10.1880. No 7t Losu.t. vtrect.
KEROSENE OIL of first-rate quality, kept
e.opptuni:y ou band xt
EHERLEIN'S Culler:l Store.
Atareb.lo. met . .. No. i t Locust street.
ARE YOU GOING FISIIING? Call at qtr
lioldrn Mortar Drug rqnre toad proyure rite haw
,nd book, us there you wall find an &MIL/WM*lll 01
Hooks. Lutes and Links. P 1 ,1:.
The first Raft of the Season.
E. K. SAUTE,
Will be receiving during the Spring.
3,000,000 feet Pino Lumber, by raft.
4,000,00 4' " 44 bunt.
2,000,00 " Hemlock" "
1,000,000 Plastering Lath.
500,000 White Pine Shingles.
250,000 Cypresa.Shingles.
General Assortment of Worked
Flooring. Siding. &c.. mar. 3.
The Conestoga Pen.
ENCOURAGE Rome Enterprise. The best *tee,
pen to the market. 1, 1 7 e now offer the public
swirl pen which Must commend 'weir to every per.on
who de.ire• to write with emir and cleanly.. nod (at
u length of time without /Maiming hi. pets. We Misr
selected our CONESTOGA PEN as one eombinmp
all Meer. 'My:int:mm..loer a lull te-t of all the sty M
in the trade. It is rprei llp 1111111 U far turgid to our or
der; every pelt PCleeird. and we offer it for soli
with a full confidence 111141 n (sir trial will /misty ti,
twureheser 11,111 to as near perfedlion na •teel pens cue
be made. Ask (or RUAS BARR A. CO!,
Laneretter. Feb. 11.1660. Cam:moms Pen.
SMILING. AST COST!
THE ‘ubScriber desires to close out et stock of first
quality Liquors.
BRANDIES, WAISJUS, GINS, WINES, &e,.
AVM' CM) Err.
!le orers thernfor setae* the Liquor Store Intim bete•
mem of the 'Washington iinu.s, where those wonting
Good Liquors ut moderate priers ore
M las
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Columbia, February 1.8,18604 i
NOTICE.
A LT, persona are hereby forhidden trespawing on.
11or damaging in any way. the property known a•
-Big Wand" , an the et u•quehanna Maas, Shove the
Columbia Bridge, under puha of prosecution to the eX
teat of the law.
SAM% WRIBHT. for estate of .Ino. L Wright.
(; W AIIt , FI.IIN. far estate of Jas. E.
Columbia. Dec. 10, 1e59-if
1.4.1;.•;ta+, , 4 , 4
TILE LIIIRBERAIRO AND OFFICE, formerly
occupied by Smith, Rhoads end Smith at the low.
er end r f Columbia; IL wil l be rented very low, and in
such sized tote 1111 will suit per.ons wi.bing to lent
For iermr enquire of li lIERSIIIW,,
Jan...Sr:6o4f Fairview Mills.
GEORGE J. Onarru,
WHOLESALE and Retail Bread and Cake
Y Baker.—Constantly on hand a variety of Cakea
bo numerous to mention; Crackers; Soda, Wane. Scroll.
k wi smote Biscuit; Confectionery, of every description,
he.. Lc LOCUST STREET,
Dee. 3;59 Between the Bank and Franklin Haase.
THE ONLY PREPARATION
Worthy of Universal Oonfidenee
and Patronage.
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CI4ROY3tRti.
T ADIRS and Gentlemen, in all part• of Me world
tettify to the efficacy of Prof. O. J. Wood's Halt
Reminisce. and gentlemen of the Preem are uoani
TOW. 111 ha praise. A few tetiimonialv only can bete
be given; tee circular for more, and it will be impos
sible for you to doubt
47 Wall Street, New York, Dee. 20. IBM,
Omirrhestme Your note of the 15th into . has been
reciied. saying :tun you had heard that I had been
benetfied by the use of tVoodh, noir Restorative, and
requesting my ciertifinin of the fact if I had no objec
tion to give it.
I award It to you 'cheerfully, beeatioe I think it due
My age is about 50 years; tits color of mySaair au
born. and inclined to curl. Some five or .ix years
sine. it began to turn gray, and the scalp on the erosion
of my head to lose its sensibility and dandruff 'o form
upon it. Eaeb of these disageabilities increased with
time, and about tour months shire a fourth was added
to thetn.hy hair Wittig off the lop of my "mad and
threatening to make me bald.
In this unpleasant predicament.l wag induced to
try Wood's Flair Restorative. mainly to west the
falling off of my hair, for I bad really no expectation.
that gray hair could ever be restored to its original
color except from dye*. I was. however, greatly
urprised to find after the use of two bottles only.
that not only was the falling off ted, but the
color was restored to the gray Mara and sensibility
to the scalp, and dandruff - ceased to form on my head.
very much to the gratification of my wife, at whose
solicitation I was induced to try it.
l'or this, among the many obligations I owe to her
sex. I strongly recommend all husbands who value
the admiration of their wives to profit by my exam.
pie, and ore it ((growing grey or getting Mild. Very
respectfully, BliN. A. LAVENDER.
To O. J. Wood & Co., 444 Broadway, New York
Siamasion, Ala July 20th,
To Prof 0. 1. Wood: Dear Sir: Your ••Huir Re.
slOralivett lute done m hair so mach good piney
commenced the note of It, that I wish to make known
to the publierifits effects on the hair. wnich are great.
A man or woman may be nearly deprived of hair,
and by a resort to your "Hair Restorative,. the hair
will return more losautltal than even; at least this Is
my experience. Believe it sill
Yours truly, WM. H. XENEDY.
P. 14.—Tou can publish the above if you like. By
publi-hing in our southern papers you will fret more
patronage south. Ir see several of your certificates in
the Mobile Afirrury, a smug Southern paper.
KENEDY.
WOOD'S MOS ILISTORATIVS.
Professor 0..1. Wood: Deer Sin Having had the
misfortune to lone the best portion of my hair, from
the effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1851
I was induced to tn.ke a trial of your preparation.
and found it to answer as the very thing needed. My
hair is now %biotic and glossy, and no words can eh.
press my obligations to you in giving to the afflicted
such • treasure. ',INLET JOHNSON.
The Restorative is pot up In bottles of three sizes,
viz: large, edi•m. end smell; the small bottle holds
d a pint. and retails for one dollar per bottle; the me•
dium Wilds at least twenty per cent. mom in propor
tion than the small, retails for two dalliers per bottle;
the large bolds a gain, 40 per cent. more is propor
tion, and retails for three dollars.
O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietor., 444 Broadway,
rk. and 114 Market btreet, St. Lords. Mo.
And Fold by All good Oradea% and Fancy Good.
eaters.
Matra' intb. 1560 Art
PDX RENT.
MBE room in rho Blue Front, trove oreupted by
1
Pr?' ,0 Thomas Welsh, Eeq4 also, sev W e a ral bone's, Ay..
L WHIPPER.
Colombia, February 1%1250.
FOR SALE,
t the Columbia Gas Works, Nor Wrinkled bn•bols of
11 Hens; pa...rosin excellent qualities for ensnaring, st
6 cents nerk,sobso, cALosirsu."
Columbia Feb. 250/04. Stetretser.
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HEAR WHAT TEHREOPLE OAT.
The undersigned having need Prelessor HUMPIIBETS'
SPECIFIC lIO3IOEOPATHCIO RTATEDLES in our families
with the meet satisfactory reunite, and having full cent•
deans in their ge necteeo, MUT. and efficacy, cheerfully
moomented them to all persons who wish to have sate, re.
Sable, and silica:ions remedies et bead for private or do.
treettemse.
Mellor.War. Hoeuter;•ditor of "The -Northern 'lnde
pendent," Anhormolt, CreesoY.
Rector 'of SC Pleterl.Ciatrth; Atib urn,.N..Y. • the Itev.'3. I.
Ives: Chaplain , et - the-Antranc 13tane Pr 111011; the Bev.
Spenocr Si. Rice, Rector, New-I3edford, Mass. ; the UV.
Allen Steele, New-York Conference; the' Rev. Seemet
Nichols, Essatienesee Conference, N. Y. ; the Bev. P. F.
Pratt, Dorsch ot. ; the Bev. 'John E. Noble, Buffalo; A. O.
Hart, Esq. Utica, N. Y ; the Hon. Neel Dow, Portland,
Ma.; the lion. Schuyler eliHax, South-Bend, Ind.; the lion.
George Humphreys, N. Y. ; Remy D. Cook; Fee, Editor et
The Ohio State Journal, Colembus, Ohio; the Hon. It. U.
Graham, Moline, 111. ' • the Hon. Thomas J. Chase, Monti
cello, Fla.; the Hon. Joseph Benedict, Utica, N. Y.;
Bristol, Von., Utica, N. Y.; A. S. Pond, Esq., Utica, ti. Y. ;
James Plunkett, Esq., Notheille, Teen.
MST OF SPECIFIC RESIF.DIES
No. I.—For Fever, Congestion, and Inllsromation.
No. 2.—For Worm Fever, Worm Colic, Wetting The Bed,
No. B.—For Colle, Crying, Teething, and Wakefulness .r
Intasea
No. 4.—For Diarrhea, Cholera Infanium, and Summer
Complaints.
No. s..—For Colte, Oripinspe. Dysentery,
_or DloodY
No. 6.—For Cholera, Chole r a iforbent, Votalthaig ,
No. 7.—For Coughs, Odds, Influenza, and Sore Threat.
No. 11.—For Tooth.sehe. Fsee.ache, and Neuralgia.
No. 9.—For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Mom of the
need.
No. IO.—DIITETIOI Prus--For Weak and Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint.
No. 11.—Foa Frusta buszorttarrncs, Scant), Palnftd, or
Suppressed Periods.
No. 12.—For Leuoarrhes, Profoso Menses, and Dearing
Doren of Females.
.. • • •• .
No. 18.—For Croup, Hoarse Cough, Dad Breathing.
No. 14.— BALI Ragan Posen—For /erysipelas, Eruptions,
Pimples on the Face.
No. lA—Enacwarie PaLs.—For Pain, Lana:nom, or Bore.
tees In the Cheat. Back, Loins, or Limbs.
A.—For Fever and Ague, Chili Fever, Dumb Ague, OW
htlasnanagot Agues.
P.—For Film Blind or Bleeding. Interne] or Esternal.
o.—For Weak. or Inflamed Eyes and Eyelids; Fall
ing, Weak, oo Blurred Sight.
C.—For Catarrh, of long standlng,or recent, either wit/
obstrunion or profuse discharge.
W. C.—For Whooping Cough, abating Its violence Inc
shortening Its course.
In all cents diseases, such as rt T en, In itanunationa
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Croup, Ehmusuitian, and such erup
tire diseases as Scarlet. Fever, Measles, and Erysipelas, the
advantage of giving the proper remedies promptly is ob
and In all such cues-the specilics act like a charm.
The entire disease Is often arrested at once, and la all came
the violence of the attack 'le moderated, the disease short,
enact, and rendered less dangeroca.
Coughs and Colds, which are of such frequent. occurrence
and which' so often lay the-foundation of diseased lunge
bronchitis and consumption, may all be at once cured by
the Fever and Cough Pills.
In all chronic diseases, such as llyapepala, Weak Stomach,
Constipallom Liver Complaints, Plies, Innate Debility, 004
Irregularities, old Headaches, Sore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh,
Belt Rheum, and other old eruptions, the case has wales
whom proper application will afford a cure in almost every
Instance. Often the cure of a single chronic difficulty, such
as Dyspepsia, Plies or Catarrh, Headache or Female Weak
nem, has more than paid for the Case lee times over.
QM
Cue of 20 vials complete, to morocco, and Book $5
Ow of 20 alias, and Book, plalu 4
Cue of 15 numbered boxes, and Book
Case of 6 brace, numbered, and Hook— .... -
'Nee - ,mbered bo: - with directions.
, _
21.0g1e nun:there_
lettered boxes, with direetlons 'to cents.
Large case of 2 oz. vials, for planters and physielaus....2l2
I=l
FOR ARTIO/A OR Purinstc.—Oppreased, Ditriouft. Labored
Breathing, attended with Cough and Expectoration. Price,
10 cents per box.
FOR EAR DISCIICARGES AND DUPTOSS.-lElCll6rEell from the
Ear, the result of Scarlet Fever, Meade., or Mercurial*.
For EGIACS In the Head, Hardness of Hearing, and Ringing
In the Rare, and Ear-ache. Price, Iv cents per box.
Pon Scaonms.—Enistged Glands, Enlarged and indurat
ed Tonsils, Swellings and Old Ineers,Scrofulous Cachexy of
Children. Price, 00 cents per box.
Foe GIOIRRAL Denturr.—Physical or 'Nervous Weal:nem.
Either the result of Sickness, Ihmesslve Medication, or Ex
hausting Discharges. Price, 00 centsper bor. -
Pee Deorsr.—Fluld Accumulations!, Tumid gaellinp, et it h
Scanty Secretions. Price, 00 cents per box.
Fox illse-Sicimess—Deathly Maness, Vertigo, Nausea,
Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion. Prier., 00 cents
per box.
Foe URIOART Dissests—For Gravel, Renal Cairn% Diffi
cult, Painful Urination, ISsealea of the Kidneys. Price, ZO
cents per bog.
Fos firsturet. EsetealOsta—lneoluntary Discharges and
Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Results of Exit
Habit'. The most sueoesdal and eft/slept -remedy talons%
and may be retied upon as a cure. Price, with full direc
tions, $2 per bor.
Persons who wish to place themselves under the profes
sional care, or to seek advice of Prof. 11CarantsrA, ran siss
an, at Ms office 5432 Broadway, daily from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.
or by letter.
OUR RE=DIES BY RAIL
Look ores the list; make up a case of what kind you
choose, and inclewe the amount In a current note or reamer
by mall to our address, at No. 682 Broadway, New• York,
and the medicine will be duly returned -by mall or express,
free of charge.
AGM 'S WANTED.—Wedadre an Retire, efficient Agent
for the We of our Remedies In every town or comwmnity
In the United *atom. Address Dr. P. BIIMPIIIREYS At Co.
No. 662 flatunwair, Naw2roac
A. M. it A AIBO. Agent, Coltunbce:
May 5,1e66.1y
Turkish Prunes!
FOR a first rate article of Prone* you mu*, co to
ESERLEIPPet
Grocery etore,N. n Locum at
Nov. 19.18 09
Mienry C. 33lair's Philoconie-
ACONVENIEIgT and admirable ilria.intr Ow gin
hair. it prevent", the hair from billing Mr. rendering
its growth healthy and cigoront. Directions for use
sabompuny log each bottle. For role by
R. WILLIAMS.
Mareh24,lll6o. Front
Ukthl . ULLtt . .U,:LU! . l=l . U . al
A SEM-XACIECT CALL T.
THE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
-1:otiso of the pob.is to the fret that hshas opresad
agm Oa*. PHOPCX:RaPHIC GAl.lo:flit% to front
nhnve Locum. astPio.he i. fatty prepared to
easrate all hied, of LskeoesseS h the best style of
the nrt.
Gallery i..app:ted with the very beat itt.trn
meets treat the German and MM. Man mina farms
Persons from the country or vintagers parsing
through the town. by calling at Jolley's Gallery eau
have their enlarge in • few minute., sad sternly put
up. lit any kind of weather, front 9 A. N. mall 4 N. -hi
Er,:iskro insure good pictures of childrim they Phould
come in the forenoon, on • clear day, the sitting re
quiriog one second only.
I am fully ',rimmed logic. instructions in ail the
various branches of this beautiful en, and faretse
apparent, if desired.
all are invited to roll to tall. whether .om.y wont
pictures or not. Gallery opposite .tbe ..11p v” Mites.
Nov.lo, 1209. J. 101.1.1i1f.
=RS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Femaie"-PLy•selan, pre
sent, to tbeedenuon of enett-ra. her
SOOTHING S
,Y
FOR CHILDREN TEET - 111NO:'
which greatly facilitate• the primen of teething.,by
*aliening the gam., reducing all infirtattnation...."l.
COM .1% pain and .nauttodic r eetiaa. and Is •
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, tootbett, it will give rest to your
selves. and,
RCLICT APlb HIG11:4111 CO You Impair:l.
We have per up and sold this Article for over ten
yes ma rid can say. in confidence and troth of It, what
bare b•en411 , 40 to my of any other wadi
eine—never haw failed in a *lngle instance, to elect
a rune, when time need. Never did we knew au
insrattee of diarati.fac tionbtanyonewhorniedni
On the contrary alt are dfdelighted with he opera
tinne.an4 speakintense of highest esentoeudation
of it. magical effects and ,.., rewind •r virtue. VVe
rpeak in this anauerire 'What wed* known Mbar
ten year.' experience,* and pledge our reputation
for foltilmentof what r e we here declare. la al-
Waal every hemmer where the Whim is sutler
ine from pain wad ex. banetlon, relief will be
fand in fifteen.or twenty SninnitS after the syrup
is adet Inhumed.
_mt
,
Thin rakish.. preps, maps 1. the pre.ertpdou, 01
one or the mo.t experi eneed and isitinfal Nurses
in New 'Ragland, and t has been peed with cover
falling emcees in
THOUSANDS 0 OF CASES.
It not only relievet the child from pain. het Int 4( •
orate. the stomach and go bowel., correct. wetdl, r„
and elver tone and en w ermf to the whole wow%
it will wiree.t inn/smite it " relieve
COLIC
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
WIND .
and evereenre enamel g o Anne, which tf nor leee.l
- remedied, end lay death. We believe tt
best and sure-i remedy pi le the world. In all rare.
of Dysentery and Diet- b. them in children. wane.
er It mires from teeth pis log. or hem any inner
c anoe. We would way_ to every member who ha.
• child wafering from gia soy of the foregehtg cern.
plaints—!o not let your preludiers, nor the preju
dices of other. *wed between oar eafteird
child and the relief that Pi wall be sure—yr.. stew
lately ware—to *thew tke ore of the. twedirine,
if timely used. Fall directions for *Plug wail seem
POW each tion/e• None genuine orinee. the the ere •
ileofCartis es Perkins, New York. is on the ont.eis
wnettwr.
Paid by dmwi.t.threntabitut the world:
PrinerintOffiee. Ne. 13 Ceder ewer% Mew "ta •
C":s4. .4" 7,1
perm :.by R. W lii.LW 0 feSt ti
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