gfamyllia
'
SATtTRDAI 2 , JUgE 16, 13G0
[l:7 — See Fendrich Bros' allorrtiaement in;
to-day's pa rr. Thritsis rho largest Wholesale '
o ad Rriail. ; rehaccd; Segos Od Snuff illanufur- . 1
tory in-the Mdte. - -
setativfil doininittee of the Cblumbia.
Beard of Tade. for the Maul.li of
June. .
Toiler Cou'IFE
'~ LL llaCcl
itistitii if. ilt..tcx
spturday and Mnnday, tfo ounti
1, en tal Sllloofl
THF B 1kf.F.29 . C r Oi:CFRT.-011 Atonday cwt.-
ving the Baiter Family gave one er Ilieir
pleasant Concerts, tit Odd Pell'os:.
A.s usual Ithen these Vnealists nppenr, the
ionise wd4 well filled, and the nudiened wns
fully satisaed. this Cuff.frany uti'doP-hted-
Ip of flie vt;r s , he'st Chirfrtefte hurnpanies
in the Coentr!>. John C. liakel bag nn
ns ri .iriger 111 the affect - mg hai
red: which he 7 4 1.1))3'ers 90 sweetly, and the
base" is the very "King of 'Bastes."
S.ltogetber we were delighted Ntitif fhe
terfermanve, tic were the. entire ludit:neb.
evenin g the
!.tidies Fair for tfie benefit of the Presby
tarir:n cimrdh tCrtilimited, end we: are glad
!,1 state that it was entirely sureessfol It
eras well attended. and the display of arti
nos' Ni4:a very fine. The refreshments were
I:hoiee and highly appreciated. The young
Lilies made most admirable snleawnteet!.
4.n1 found ready sale fu the teautiftit tirti•
de. of triste and brilify oared 11
heard no voice other than of so t isfifetion
and praise. We must riot omit notice of tile
tasteful decorations ofs`tbetimarii. The
reaths, Octdres; .tt,c:, net it MY ha tnisoniely.
'rife nth:. for the benefit of tlie Col dmbin.
Fire Company opened on Wednesday even-
Mg: and has been rainy attended every eye
sib.Ce. The success meat e'rreogra7-
ing, -dud the ntentbers of the Company will
have to thank the vrho no Ithd
firist'.efutly render their services on this ()Ceti
gion, fur a sulantantial addition to the fund
fast accumulating for tile purchase of a new
engine. The room is crowded nightly; and
furor exists nerfong the boys, vnia are en
lifusidstid fur the "Old Columby." The fair
will be Held this (Saituiday) afferrionn and
evening. We htope that every one Who has
hot yet attended will be on laarid, rind "do
fhe clean thing." The ladies have our Vest
~`i isles tor their success, and ;11 . 1 Merit and
receive 'all honor from the "Boys" and all
good citizens for their disinterested and in
valuable services.
Bust:sass ..Ir.titsik4- 2 -'SIA1 1
.—Tforliti the
&oath of M the shignient by Pel'A'SYlva
hilt Railroad, front' this price were:
Lumber. 1,929.081 i feet. Coal, C,153,&10
lbs. Pig, Iron, 614 toms. Fludr , 431 titii
ftls. In addition the company shipped 212,-
800 lb's : of Slate, and 27,475 lbs. of Pow
der. The Jail i‘to items, howeiir, irere
&ere" iFara-iliiiip'etl at fh'lS point
?He aliipmeints by Canal were:;
Pit rriN; to Ilaitiatore; 1.407 tons"
" " to T i bilddelpliia . , 35`0 .
This Iron was all from the furnaces abort ,
fiio'tovin and nt Marietta. The Iron froth
the Shawnee and Civdelia Furnaces and
from the Rolling Mill is :shipped from our
, Vharves" and i, cleared eidr the FArsqtretttt'n
tii and Tide 14ater canal, nt
M our information is derived from the
books of the Pennsylvania It. it. and Canal
•Totopotny, we cannot give the amount of
Prod sie'nt fron'i the above establishments.—
'this iniport:trit utilti materially
increase - the; total tonnage.
The number of Boats passing titroVgfilike
Canal Vldstward during the Month was 754.
Over the Northern Central Itailway, from
the Dumber shipped darin, , ,, ,
*al :1(.14 (i 2.7 fret.
'We npin aeknotialed a oar ireielittiltiEss
Memtra F 4 .lder Wright for these
iiikriorrinda.
Tnr. FSI4BUSTRILO F15111!ii: CAM--
A portion of our Community wasconsidtera-
Idy excited two weelts titincel 4 .y a reported
war between some of our fishermen drid
Land of Filibusters from Washington, 13. C.
Tim first intelligence was sangillhary in the
extreme, and the reported killed liviindeti
and missing would hate phe for 18 make
itp a very feipeetatle ti;dlietin of n terrible
Mexieett liattle. The origin of the excite-I
merit wa.s t difference of opinion between
one of our fishermen and sundry citizens ~f"!
Washington, regarding the title to a "bat
tety" near Wisler's 0,10 party
clainied it U.+ purthase, the other by lease.
The Colinntia fialterMan vtitlt a party of
friends werti an Sanirdsii evening to idke
`possession; tut thts driven off b' a mtrging
force or Filibusters, and tbreatcned With
immediate extinction if he again attempted
in fish in those trotesiel waters. In return
rte had the It'asHingttin braces arrested for
and ett Tiles:day they appeared Ler. re
3ustide Ironer, who bound them over to
newer at next term of Quarter Session.
It is difficult to decide which parts 114.1
the least title to the dit.puted pitipeity, , but
its it is, nothing more tliltd dri accumulation
of sand iii the river v!ti think it was open to
'all Conseil*. As the Chlumbiit claimant corn-
Menceid fishing it this .mason. afor it had
lain idle fur two years, vie believe he had
he istirantage of posseisinn. and the inter
' rence or this Frllliunterit, on the ground of
cornier oceoparfey, Was Unwarrantable, and
subjects them to the pains and penalties of
the law: This Mule will aidinst equal in in
terest the great Safe Ittrbor fish vi-ar
Gonves Dostr..—G/xley for June
'has been feeeiced. It if. all that tan be
'Neared in the vra:r . of a triagi!zink giving
eriety of pleasant and. interesting
!natter. together 'with notweroasillastrations.
Fashitih Gddeii
caters Mtkaste and judgment, and never
falls awdi tiorfi hie high standard of ex eel-
.:ence
A Noats_Patt.ssilittorr.—rro great act
of ,moAinetinals in practical benifi-
Cence . telatig:Ot4 peed done" lSg authority
4 our` eiceilent - Totin Council: As far
lback as our recollection carries ds there has
teen peril tolife arrdilimb, thid egrtain death
t'o clean boots, itteloasing the qiEy between
'. Brandt's and 11: Hamilton's stable, 'on
Second street' , We, were delightfuly sir
' prised the other day to find this nuisance
under proceasofnbatement, rind are happy
to P trite that it may now be crossed with per
fect safety. The, alley nest to it shorlld now
receive a little tender acre . And our safety
will be assurer;
AeCINENT 5T Alniakii.; FURNACE.—A. fa
t.' accident happened, nt nne of Messrs.
Musselman & Watts' Furnaces, on last Sun
day ramming. laborer at the furnace,
William t2Pllnark, enzliged in hauling cin
der froni the casting house, was caught be
tween tte *heel Of his cart and the wall,
the hub striking him hetivily ado.
men. Ile ha I just loaded etio Cart and was
passing between it and' die wart when the
horse suddenly tstialed i . lie liad inintediate
assistance, fan sold that he was in
jured. ha was carried honie arid expired
in a few mindtes. lie was a tenktorary
hand nt the furnace, having taken W 0 place
of the ri;gultir wnrknian. ll ~ e leace'i a wife
and f,ur children.
Iht:"t*RATlt CoNrENtlOVS.—fhi Conven
tion of SeceTeid met at Ilichrzfond on Mon.
day lest. and after organizing, adjourned
until the 21st, k athat the aeliori of the
Baltimore Convention, Ithibll
,itsseinbles on
Monday, 18tH.
Thdie will probably bd an Exciting time
nt Baltinuire neitweel: TPTtittendOnee of
the lletnocrati6 Coral. Sntion' will be 'Very
kirgli; an bride - rise oiltaidi delegation from
the liertli,nioitly to Douglas, being
eip'ected. Theii s is rfei tirediciing the result
of this sie'o'il ItlEintitof the Demoerttt to
finite on a man srilisftetory ti all parties.
Dotighis tindtitilddlY has the call in the
North. but is nplin'aend to the death by the
eitrernE Soiitli, find there appears to be no
eandidafe occupying a middle ground -be
t iieen thd two' extremes. The - wrangle't4ill
d6terminecl, and tliereia's?eis
probability of tin irrepressible eonitif" tie.
f ween the two viings of the party. " '
`"rHE FARMER AND GaulsNts:" felt . June
is on our table, and no usa xi, is fitted to
overflowing with choice matter and hand
some illustrations. The Publisher &Matin
ees important C.iianges in the July number.
The form w . Us ihs'nced ton royal octavo
34 pages rind the editorial charge of the
Horticultural Department will be assumed by
William Saunders, the ditinguished writer.
In addition to this, a large number of the
ablest writers on Agriculture in the country,
have consented to contribute to the ages of
the "Farmer and Grirdener." Walt these
griat attri,ctions; i Via be one of the best,
as it is now one of the handsomest and
cheapest, publications in the country. Per
desirous of examining the new work,
c . an procure a copy without charge, by ad
dressing the Publisher, A. M. Srstroten,
Toe PANEISE : —The more we read of the
progress of the Japanese Embassy through
this favored land, theVoie drervre convinced
that; if th'e' consideration id It'hicle We are
Co be held in future by the island dation
depends on the report of our present
tars, we shall be set dovin as a eouldfunity
of beilkirisini, witliont cultivation, breeding,
or the fuiotest conception of the amenities
and proprieties of public, or seeisil.inter
doe;rse. : Singe mg last the "Daps ; ; have
escaped from the clutches of the Mayor and
Councils of Baltimore only to fall, into the
deadly grip of the do., do., of Philadelphia.
They probably, unless arrangements are
changed, will, to day, sink still deeper into
the mire of city kospitahly, and if they come
out of the dirty hands of New York city
governMen't afire, will then have the corn
paratieeljo ttifing ordeal of' a Boston recep
tion io undergo. The treatment of these
strangers since ttieir titilidai in tbier country,
has been from the start sin outrage on all
decency. Sent ae,s ihnbasslidors from a
friendly government to tidy nvlri, they have'
been made a above of at Washington, over-
run by a horde of 111-bred gapers, and in
truded upon id What Mould have been their •
most sacred privacy; and after the cariosity
Of the snobs at our National Capital had
Veen satisfied, the dignitaries are given over
to {he tender mercies or the dregs of public
olfeciale-;--City Councils. The only sensible
step triken by the government, has been the
appointment of a Naval Commission to act
honor Ohs' creori tifc Jar/ones . e. We
read with mithfaction Of the very Ithrlidary
manner in which these officers—Captains 1
Dupont and Porter—ejected the "owly"
Councilmen and others who crowed into the
apat tmeots of the strangers at the Conti-I
nental Hotel, at Philadelphia. The recep
Lido of the Eintntady in that city was impos
t ing, id tiviht of prepdratleirf stint •istaw," but
in the enci the Japoriese were the only par
' ties imposed upon, in being dragged over a
I lung tedious route fur the gratification of a
rowdy crowd, and subjected to most outrage
ous insults from the ,dranken crew lining
the streets. The conduct of some of the
Patitirnafegns was equally gross. We give
the account of the reporthrst of the New
York Tribibie and Iferdfd; Of sea° of these
creditable and most amusing (to thelapan.
ese:' tittle episodes. The fulloWing occurred
at the; Ciltddr House, in Baltinfore.
1,707 tong.
Ilresentlf, fintice wig givin that an ex.
bibitiun of steam flrekneintls Would take
place in the Square: The balcony was in
stantly thronged, 'but i nut by the Japanese.
Their share of die injoyatent *six entirely
a matter of secondsiry 16pol-tenet.. Ilere,
as elsewhere, it appeared that thii Whole
affair was a jubilee of the Il.ilthrtore city
government and its friends, In which the
foreign visitors were graciously cillutied to
take an obscure and indifferent Bart. A
artutll number of the Japanese. howtiver,
obtained positions from which the operations
of the machines were visible, and sheared
greatlyinterested: but even these few.
gridintili td irresistable encroachments
soon withdrisw; and Wandered aimlessly ib
the background.
It was not long before a party of firemen
itiounted W 'tile balcony with scaling.lad-
UK Mid-, bringing tHhif boss with them.
invite! Some tit the jepthilise to take hold.
This . brought oat the under officers, and
:tithing them Tofnmy, who "played away"
I:cic fi time with'ntroch' But.,,t4i.S. did
,not en Siefy the bOlffitientaenchers,' What
they iAinted was'a turn Oith the'4 l . 4pantse
nobil.W, and nothing else , would do. At
1a5t,.411 . 6 of them was introduaed-to as Am
hassle*, and immediately gave character.
istic eipression to his feclirigs by ` : pulling
off his Wet and heavy hat' lind clapping it
upon thicbead of his neirt acquaintance:—
This hfetif-jocosity-took..lib' Waif arming the
Baltimtkde gentleman titre pleasan-
Aries-wire straightway indulged in,.and the
ltisi g limpse I caught of Simmi, Prince of
Biaiwen,
revealed him struggling beneath n
mili‘enry cap which some creature had shov
ed oval- his eyes and press tightly down.
Val creditable fur the "Pings," but from
th'e . annexed it will be seen that Philadelphia
Winiequal to the ossasion.
, The most disgusting and . itirtital language
was ensparingly used by the crotui'd while
the precession was passing (met the route.—
This was especially the ease in ths lower
part of the-city, where the'',governi i ng clas
ses" most do congregate:l For instance, at
one point a Naval Commissioner wds greet
ed with-the cry of, "Say, you tam with the
epaulettes, is that your -monkey yon have
got with you?" And this is but cite in a
hundred of the "Ittinors" df tfieci . owd. It
is to be particularly regikeed thdt many of
these remarks woreprainty muteretood by
a portion of the I.lintatssy. This morning
some of them came to tlreir good friends—
for they value the Mara' Comniission very
highly—Captninti DiYphrit and Poifer. and
said they fear4d' from' their conduct yester
day that the American people considered
them very rll:lcuions; and intbuttted that
they should not bit so severe in their sar
casms, as tee Japanese considereit the dross
and manners of thte people , of this Country
equally ri..liclutys if not outlandish'. '
Coarse jokes were in great demartil nod
well "ajDn're:inted by the crowd . . gume of
the •'gorerr.'n' Masses" so fdr forgot MI the
dignity which nattire might hare Itestow•ed
upon them' es to laugh coarsely at the stran
gers. soiteewhat a they-woukt et a show of
baboons.
Anil' then th'e poor Coun'cilmen, who fol
lowed', finderwent torture while miring past
their "glorious conatitttency."
"We don't want to see you; we want to
seethe ntignri."
"YOU nifty tally lay back it yob Clne
carrite,geii on oar inoney."
"Perhaps you'll want to go back to the
Council again,
_toil old revhdiate."
These arc Wide of the poThe salutations
of the-by itantitne: ire tilelEkient to
indicate the general tenor-cf thie remark:,
which I have so severely cens . o'red.
The Chief Artstots,'.atfcr:s al:e'vr down the
curtains oT their ciiiriages when they had
experienad a few or the difeculties attend
ant upon their reception by a Christian
community.
These ciccotinti from a N2W York paper
are of course attributed to eery, by the Phil
adelphians, but the Sunday Dispatch, of
Philadelphia, which generally tells unpala
table truths, gives the following account of
the politeness of the crowd:
The boys were out to see the "Japs" . ,end
the soldiers, and they were not to be put off
with mere civilians stock in carriages:
,The
Judges of the Courts, the rtitinifferei Or Coun
cils c:ml repbitirs fot ttni press, who oc
cupied thW earritrge,:s iv:Lulea' the Embassy
and the mass of the mslitwry , had to run the
gauntlet of a volley of rough #un frun the
time they left the depot, until tIMy fiad
reached the Continental.
A learned and dignified Judge would be
addressed by some sovereign who would
come close up to the carriage in which he
was riding, and hailing him as "Old Pud
ding-head," ask him if "he wasn't a pretty
looking Jartreker
Reporters h'ad to submit t. being taken
for Councilnien, and thely had the additional
tYpoti thea of being called
"Coaldon Scoundrels," rind of being asked
if they, were not ashareted tti be riding lit
the public expense? "Who pays?" was
constantly shodied out as the civilian cor
tege paes6d efinig. tine joke gaited at the
deptit nrid coktinced over the route until it
became musty. It consisted in asking the
op,cupanta,of the carriages if they were the
Japan'ese? and the changes were rung upon
?hid' question in all .imaginable
Some of the "totigi declared that the
would as soon see a parcel of niments t tilt:
Japanese; and if the polished heathenscould
hare heard and understood much that was
openly said concerning them, they would
have concluded that Christianity had not
dame much in the way of teaching good
manners to certain Philadelphians.
iire ask otir renders Whether the whole
affair is not 4isr.;rdeeidl farce. could do
betted than that in doltimbia.
Cuusisrtititt Cot 4s:—the whole country
is flooded with counterfeits of gold and sil
ver coin. and unless something is done to
arrest the growing evil, the rogues will soon
have it all their own 'KAY. Formerly a pair
of scales and a bottle of nitric acid were all
that was necessary to enable any receiver of
Money to detect the bogus coin, while an
expeit watild Separate the genuine front the
counterfeit by We very todch gild king of
the Owe. Science and skill Mao cliatiged
all that; and now the experts are themselves
at fault, while the common people are alto
gether at the Mercy of the Manufacturers
of Bogus coin. Up to a recent period the
abet darigerocis flood in circulation Was
Made gold a genuine die, fitted to strike
quarter eagles, which was stolen from the'
Imint at New Orleans. It bore the date of
1854, if we remember rightly; and the pieces
were made of composition metal handsomely
plated, and coined in this stolen die. That
*as followed by the practice of splitting the 'I
gold dollar, tifking out about sixty cents of
its value, and soldering the shell together
again. Then came the setting tato the edge
an piece, generally a half erg:miner eagle,
cutting tyro-thirds of tf.e way through, and
afterward filling up the coin, re-milling and
gilding the edge. The latest and most ski'.
ful of these frauds is perpetrated, as far as
detected, chiefly with the eagle. The piece
is split into tiirce parts, or at least the two
outside shells containing the impression are I
separated • front fhb centre: The latter is
forfeited to the operater, and its pldce sop.
plied by a filling of plating to which the out
sides are fdstened, the edges being remil led
and handsomely instill. This is so well
done, that very few experts, Outsidli of the,
two iitcomplished•testers of coin employed
at Oh office of the AsSiitatte Treasurer, can
'detect the cheat. The ten dollar piece un
der this management loses about $5 50 of
its eld, and remains eleally good fur gen
eral circotatioo: The fact that this is done
at all; and theoprerittion tontinded, is proof
that it is carried on apart n late scale; fur
the exquititely fine ntaibidery, and the skill
and science necessary to Success, could not
be profitably employed Szcept in the con.
dude of an extensive business. The pieces
aid fall weight; and eicept through the
wonderful instinct of here and there Et rare
expeit, they canbot be defected; tts they
ties' that Nolict tee
breikingor crating-cfebe coin. Iliffre
he, at triotnene;ti'llarge nuntlkiii Of theM
on deposit in our baffiN, and in„alnrrblif every
full bag ofcoin &we of these, dto othdr
Similar freucia, may be disoovere I, w'l le
the number of late pieces offered at the
Sub-Treasury has sometimes 'Amounted to
fifty or sixty doffers in a single package of
five thousand.`
The counteHeit and fraudulbiit silver
coins are al s solbereasing. '.the . gira%ty lead
or soft compbsifiob cjuarter dollars - any one
may detect and v portion.of the bad half
dollars area tire same stamp. That more
recently a' eordposition-piece has beeb ut
tered, whiclerings Well, does not feel smooth
to the touch,. abd' daft' only be detected by
careful testing. Its exact ingredients are
unknown; but the weight is edithmtly made
Up by a per' centage of phttina.—k. F'.
Journal of CoUrnze.re.e.
The St►fio+Ws of Tom:qr.
Tommy, heretofore the most light-hearted
and the until:it:it of air the may-tempered
Japanese, ha's* curve . t'o grief. (Ace lie
sought altviss the excktenients of the liveli
est society; nbiv he gobs much alone, and
pines steadily. Thu' same sorrow which
distracted Werter, and contained Romeo,
and prostrated Pyramus, has t'ouched the
t usceptible heart of the yobfatil J'aPhnese.
Ile is at present the victim' of to hopeless
passion. In Washington he suffered love.
The dazzling VenuieS of tillarcrs marveled
at the cold indifference of their Oriental
Adonis. But it was nbt indifference, it was
a little girl dressed iu bide, with very red
cheeks and very brown lihir , that rendered
him so persistently inseite.ble to. tileir . de
vices. 'Where Tommy Civil eheouhtered the
fair young stranger no petion' has discov
ered; but it is popularly believed' that they
met by chance, the Usual way; of 04 that
'twas inn crowd, or something oft that sort.
It is kiatiir . it, however, that the blue maid
en used to walk daily upon Poartiehill
street, before the' apartment or Tummy,
beaming at hint through the window plinis , *l
until, forsaking his studies, he would nail
the gua'dian of the door with vehement en
treaties for her admission, which, fur a
while, he did not succeed in securing. At
length, one day, collecting courage, he
blushing,ll petitioned Capt. Porter un the
subject, A'lici:tlehled free consent to his de-
Mae& then Tounny,- fatten": with' delight,
brourn in his chosen Charnler, presented
her with imposing dignity to the best tha'ong
his' Mends, and. establishing iiinisel i f by her
aide marched pruudlj ebrOugliihe Japanese
quarters quite an ennecessary number of
times. Day after" dit'y these brief meetings
are repeated, to Tudisry's rarest satisfaction,
notwithstand?ng the occasional de'rigona of
some of his comrades. Altef a very little
time the sentiments of the juvenile' twain
were manifested in interchnnges da'guer
reotypeff and kindled gift:;; thtli idiec'f?ons
growing all the while, until; lite the ted
ruse and the briar from the breasts of Lady
Nancy and Lord Lord, "they couldn't
grew any higher."
In the nsidst•of this happiness came the
crushing intelligence, all thought of which
ttistrary had tried to evade, that preparations
for leave-takfnt Mutt be made. From that
Mont e t MLitt ffse o verea n'• 11? to. Du ring the
last twd days be wets a - cl'dont seed to futile.
Excepthrg te' the most favored of his desoci
toes, lie reeve': told flier real dept' of his love,
but let doneerilMent, like a bug in a rug,
prey on. lid strtiggled to retain his self
control, and thoroughly succeeded, until the
morning fixed fur starting, when he at last
broke down; and went about lamenting
aloud. As lei rode away from IVillard's,
the sight of the little maid in blue, standing
upon the sidewalk and
the departure of all the Japanese, and es
pecially of her young man, only seventeen
years of old, completed has grief, and, hiding
his face in the fullness of his sleeve, he be
gan to cry bitterly, and utterly refused to be
comforted:
do ttio way front Washington to Balti
more, he gnthdred fragmentary consolation
by gazing upon his Cherished pieta:re; but,
from time to time, his feelings proved too
much for him, and he gave himielf itii to
mourning. The jests of his Japanese
friends, which beset him from all sides, did
nut awe him one particle from the career of
his humor. In Baltimore, he essayed to re
gain coraposari, and even rushed into many
excitements, in the litipd Cf securing tempo
rary respite from his woes. lie converted
himself at one time into a fireman. and en
dettvarad to draw from a huge hose pipe
placed in his hands, the waters of oblivion.
I do not think he succeeded; fur, while rid
ing up to Philadelphia, the next day, he
Itold me quite pathetically, "I think always
of my good little Wasttinitoa friend—my
dear—my sweetheart."
Whether Tommy's case is without hope,
no one can now decide. lie asks mysteri
ously about the chances of conveying away
some friends with him to Japan, and the
world antryit be startled by the announce
ment of the unelpected elopenient of It 'dung
Washington damsel, aged fifteen, dressed in
blue, and much given to rentaneg. Perhaps,
however, Tummy's Kart may be the mirror
that some say it is; and that the next bright
face that falls upon it may be as clearly re
flected there as that whose memory now
lingers by him.—/tr Y. Tribune.
VEIL-The following certificate might have
been perfectly satisfactory as to the "moral
caricature" of the writer, but probably mili-
tated slightly against her qualificatione as a
teaCheE. It is decidedly good:
Aprii Bth, 1860
To the hdnorable board of school eitiniin
era ice Chi iindersigners do hereby seiiify
that does establish 4 good Moral
caricature and is capable of managing tisfar
as goccrndaent and morality is cAincern&i.
poor Iriebnasta who applied fdr
license to sell aid Ont spirits in one of the
rrosincidt towtit hi Bagland, being ques
tioned by the Bonftl of Excise as to moral
fitness for the trait, replied—•'Octi, ant it's
theri ye ztrb—ehre an' ieknot trench of n
character a Man needs itot to sell whiski?"
A Fusxir Srrece.—The Wisconsin Le- ,
giAttite hasluratallt" contiatrel' a' prep
sition'irrabollith all lhNg's far - the cbllection
of debt?:. Tice Mover of 'the bill— . Afr. El
more—is a giedt. wag, es is dVidt.hced by
the fulloiiing' ex'tr'act from his spebeb upon
that subject: ,
lite speaker profpliititto.redievrtbe'pres
ent system of collefileg- debts. It was all
humbug and a cheaWa` matteior techni
caitties and legal shuffling: LaveYet's gave
advice in OVfier"to obtain a fedtind encour
age litigation: Judges made blunders and
mistakes. Ile bad; tittle experience in the
law and that was - rich. ILaughter.) Ile
would give a history of it. The speaker
then related how he hal purchised a yoke
'of oxen about fifteen years age—paid fifty
dollars fur them—a few days after; the son
of the man of whom he bought the' oxen
came to' him - and said the oxen wereltili.—
Ile insisted' on' luvving pay over again, and
commenced a' salt before a justice: The
jury didn't agree.- Finally, through' the
blunders of the B'ushwood justice et the
peace,- the case v>3eht against him. He ahr
pealita it to the Circuit Court in Milwattitie.
There 1' lost again and said to my lawyer:
"I will give'yow ten dollars to quote Penn
sylvahia law to. Ad a Miller and have a
new trialordored." • [Great laughter.] He
took the tee . dollars and performed The
duty.
A• new trial was theb graided, and . velure
changed to Wahvorth county. Judge Erwin
was then the Judge. Any man who wanfed
to gain a case in his emit had either to go
' hunting with him and let the Judge claim'
all thegame that was shot, or else pat his
dog. Well, I I patted the dog. [Laughter.]
',I fed i the dog WRY? crackers; [Renewed
laughter.] The case was decided' h My
favor. When I heard the decision T thought
tamysdlf the' dog had ibllovied - use about
long ohm:tit-1 1 tti'rnad . :+ound l , gate hint a
kick—[laughter.] The yelp of the doe had
,hwrdly subsided ere I heard the Judge*say,
"Mr. Clerk; this judgme'nt is stt asidir, and
,a new trial granted." [Great laughtmq
Mr. Speaker, that kick cost me $2OO. [Con
vulsive laughter.] You have, 'no doubt,
seen a suit in a Justice's Court in the coun-
try. Thbreis time' spent by j4trorS aud
hangers on; besides oth chsts; Itt least
$5O l , Wags she ill feelings and diinensions
caused by it: It •is all a cheat. The Jiti
gents lisid better set &Wm and play tt game
of old sledge to decide the case. Yt would
be more sure to settle the disputes justly.
ELOQUENT EENARES.-A friend of ntine
reldted to me a little circutnstmee dine oc.
califed at the Columbia Unlit:Fe, last Satur
dalierght, which, as Captain Cottle would
say; fd "worth making a note of, and stick.
ing a pin thete." The worthy member ffrorn
LiolnYes, one of the "untorrified," not, e'er:-
tented with the limited arena of the House
for the display of eloquence, attended the
theatre, and between the plays, while silence
reigned supreme, arose, and midreVeng the
orchestra, said :
"S'posen you gire us ilantee
Upon this hint, they gave him Yankee
Doodle, when rtg:siTn !fie member ffom of
mes arose, and said i
"Rein' as how lulled fur Yankee Doodle,
I suppose it will be expected of me to make
a few remarks. It reminds we when Gin'-
ral Jackson was in Baltimore, in 1832; there
was a band escortediii to th bositt, and they
asked the Gio'ral •lWhat we pTay V
and the Gin'ral SAO; 'Yankee Voodle,' and
they played Yankee Doodle, and the dia'ral's
eyek aptirkled. Alas I (emotion—upturned
eyes, al4sed hands), alas I poor man ! he's
gone to heaven, thEre to sing Yank.° Doo
dle with all the heavenly fathers, and may
be sing it to all eternity. (Much laughter,
with loud 'Amens,' from the boys)."
A LITTLE PARIS Gossir.—The bad woad).
er which prevailed in Paris during the
morrtlid of April dna May was supposed 'to
be the cause of an unusual number of fights.
Perhaps, however, the notoriety of the Heenz
an and Sayers battle on the 16th of April
had something to do with it. One of the
funniest of them took place between a Mons.
Champfleury, a novelist, at.d Mons. Weker
lin; a musical composer, the son-in-law of
Madame Ilttrioreda Chili. it irds about d
collection of songs, and the dire of the "cap.
hats" in which their names should appear
on the bills. They had jointly collected
some ireneli songs, and each asserted that
he was the chief editor: When the bills
appeared, Mons. Champflettry did riot fancy
the size of the "capitals" giVed }erg
enough. He went to Mons. Wekerlin's
house early in the morning, Mons. Welter
lin was in a bath; Mons. Champfleury was
forthwith shown into his chamber. An an
gry diapete enticed, which ended by Mons.
Champfleury taking en uncooked egg from
his pocket and throwing it in the middle of
the ceiling of-Mons. Wekerlin'd room; then
he went into Mons. Wekerlin's drawing
room, and threw another egg against the
ceiling; then into the dining-room, and last
ly into the ante-chamber; each room re
ceiving an egg in the middle of the ceiling.
Wekerlin rushed to the closet and got a
basket of eggs, which he broke over the
t head of his opponent. This has since been
I called the omelette duel:
coOntrp tidrsort w L mididted to us
ing the pfirr.se, 9 flatter myself," instead of
"I belied." Haring occasion to exhort his
echigrggrition during a revisit% he "flattered
himself" that more than orie-half of them
trotild tie daunted.
dEß.thrs. JaneSwisshelm.of the St. Cloud
(Minn.) Visitor, this ••does up" th 3 late
prise fight :—They rattled their ••fives;" they
"milled and milled." and plenty of. ditty
"claret" they spilled; but the thing was a
failure; fur neither were killed.
(®„When is a man but of date 7—When
he'e a *dui hielt.
sa_The ITew Haven Register said that
prize flght3 wetis encouraged by the Jews,
bat on being Pushed for the authority, said
it copied the item from some other piper,
and addt.tii "We shall dodge behind 'that
passage of Scripture,' which says 'lewd shall
be grirldhig at n mill?' That'll ttll lei know
al.‘mit
Titr. NON•Ftlil/1111Y OF 7DE SCEIOOLSASTER.
—in a'Westerri'Stateione of the pottieal
ihrrtielic twentYyeafs Been' fn The
habit of c d4tig theirr - nomitieling convert'.
eons et the llbuse of Air:
lie happened on recent - ireddVfon, fOrl
tita first time, to bells when they had finish
ed igtqr business, ang heard a littte dele
gate' rftble that this edhcenticus adioesM sine
die.
PO o'S'EN.:T'RACT OF `AMR - LIS,
PAN DESTROYER,-
Is one °t i ttle few deme,tie remedies whttill have come
into general true aid favor, without: puffing. It in the
md m ut e •t s e t t i f c a e r t e fe d. p u ru n b eq . tr il m e l d e . sap or all p nli t e . ll,ag i T ,
"Sine Lite? , said Mr. G-, fo' a person
circiemSomes‘, Lamenws ' Sprain, Rheumatism,
...
•standing near, "where's that ?" Boils, 'Ulcers, Old 'Sores' and Sounds , has not an
suceesn.
t i =l . . lt in also ti-ed, With great oat for Tooth
" Why, tkat's away in the northern
,part ll _ c attache, Neuralgia, Bore That. canc;oiar-•
of the county," said his neighbor. rhchit„ 116itriciless, rind other . similar "troublesome and'
N aar& affections, while it prodiptly arrests all Hem
"lfold orr; if yocr please, l'ilr. Chairman," orrliades. Hundred, of physicians us e it daily in their
practice, mid
. g . iv r e .g it e
j t l l li el a r d r
d ci , i n ta te li t fied rermmenda
said' the landlord; viilh' great emphasis and
F. HUMPHREI \ "Sik CO ,46:V a it i r d oadway,
earnestness, "hold on ; I'd like to be heard Sole Proprietors slur latiafa'aurer,
on that question. I have kept ti'lcublic ta.n. RAMBO, Odd Fellows' Halt , s cent for Co
amnia. May Id. ISOff.
house now for more than twenty years. I -- r
MRS.WINSLOW,
am a poor man . Plrave always belonged to' Ki4e - rietfred utat e anti femaler h ) •sician, hos a` the party, and nevetraoit in my life. This Sootittrfg Ste* for' children tedieltig.which greatly
is the most central location in the etinnty, facilitates did' prkrEess' of tictidiw, by softening the
reducing all
regulate ina i ni h ma b i o ion ; will allay ail pain.
and it's where we've always met. I've . g a u nd m i . s ,
, ep a, e , i d id re u li p e o r t u t
i i ) : ;‘
never had nor asked for an office, and have motifti,, it viligre , rest to yo w urieive r' s
worked day and night for the parry; and health to yon't infant's. Perrecify safe in all eases
See advertisement in another colunin.
now I think,- sir, it re' eantemptible to go to 0et.29. 1650-IY
adjourn ivity up to Sine Die-!W
Arrival and , Departure •of Trains.-
rksisista't tv's.thia: Rai f.nos.'n.
Eastiedrd:
Marietta AccomMiadation arrives, 9.1.5 A. At
Lancastef Train leaves Ef.ls
Columbia' Ave. t , 1.00 P. M
Harrisburg rc cc 5.15
Emigrant, 10.f0
Westward.
Emigrant arrives'
. 1.30 A. M
Mail leaves 14.27 "
Columbia Ace. arrive's 0:.20 P. M.
Iliarrisburg " Waves 6.10 cg
Lancaster Train arrives • 8.20 as
0:7 - The Columbia Accommodation Eastward,
will arrive at Lancaster at 1.90 P. M., con
necting there Witt the Fast Line East; re
turning, will leave Lancaster' at 2`.40 P. M., or'
after the Fast Line West passes, arriving at'
Columbia' at 3.20 P. M.
NORTH EItIOCENTRAL RAILWAY.
A IIIIIVES: IMAT FS.
Morning Tr'nin, G. 30 A. M. G. 55 A. M
Noon ,c r 2.1.5 P. M. 12.30 P. M
Evening " V.OO .g* 0 . .10 "
Coltxiipia tosiberliarket.
Panel Boards and Plank, W. Pine, $35.00
Ist Comm. '.‘ ir rr 30.00
2nd " " 11 0 18.00
Culling rr ii . ir 12.00'
Inferior 0 rr r.r 9.00
Bill Seantting, ir 14.00
Joists; and Scautling, Hemlock .$9 a kO.OO
Board's, 0 9 a l'O. 0
Bill Scantling; ~, 12 . .00
Ash Plant; 20.00•
Siding, $l2 a 15:00
Pine Shingled; 9 a 16.00'
Cypress .. 9.05'
Plastering Lath', 2.20'
HOLLAWAVA PILL...—URReCeff4II , I torture. Pa'Pa
tton of the Ileum The bleeding. blistering, salivating
and torturing method of Mc modern treatment of dis
ease tends to the destinthion rather than the pfeilerva
lion of human life. Phrieinn• bare a &sheik fonline
prescribed for their modes operandi from Mhicli there
is iio departure. the Mors of tins Cede,. and Persian+
were not more immutable than the'llitis of Mi. DrIC(M
luau Oode War eiMiSiveg inert scipeduiter dogmas on pen
alty of exer.fon, 'Untrammeled by particular rules.
Holloway's systemon the contrary 11 bared on the
t•imple Maar of nature. Palpitation us often the effect
of linintestion. disorders of the stomuch or nervous af
fection.. 13) their action on the inomach mid tierces
the Pills remove the cause and effect a radical cure.
DYSPEPSIATDYSPEPSIA r virstfEesiA
V9tiat id' it Y Ho* cured I
Dyepepsin in Nolioual Disease—weak stomach,
feeble digesfion. ctieresti slier eating costive habit,
bilious condition {row many sutler With it and its
attendant symptoms of lowspirit , .bad Mite. rooted
tongue, olistuptfied bend, and attack, of headache:—
Vet how few know how to cure it: Nenesany, be
cause she bowels are eoniitiputed, retort is bad to
einklutirs laxatives. But suck a entaltiffitt sVes.
never cured by culhatties, whose only office Ise* wea
ken the diemtion, and impair the integrity of tli'e en
tire assimilative system. •
But Humphreys , Homeopniliic Dyspepsia Pills—a
simple medicated sugar pill—nave cured hundreds of
.lie worst and mo.t obstinate cases. This is dose sim
ply by improving the tone, actl restoring the integrity
of the digestive organs, from which result, good appe
tite. regular habits, a clear head, and buoyant spirits
Such a medicine is a gem, and only requires to be
'moven to be appreciated
Price Taceins per box, with iliremions Six boxes tn.
N 13.—A full set of Hamakrcys , Ifomeopid s hie She
eifies, with Book of Directions. and twenty different
Reinieet, in large vials. morocco ease.. $5; do. its plain
case, ease of fifteen boxes, and book. $l.
These Remedies, by the single box or case, art sent
by mail or express, free of charge, fc; boy alltifies on
receipt of the price. Address
Da. F Muhl PHREYS & CO:
NO. as DritadWay; N. Yed'lr.
A. AL RAMBO, did Fellows' tfullj Agent :or Cal-
Juns 16.'604 m
! I I DEATH I 12
TO EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
Ivi*,iiisekld
"Conviia ,
••Covr irs" RAT, ROACII, &C, EXTIMMINATOR.
"Car,. WV
"CostAitl" BED-Rua EXTERMINATOR.
"OS- TA Pt S"
''EORTARR" Matt : ram POWDER, FOR. Igatcre, .Ike
D TROT ritrertY
Ram Roaches. Mice. Molex. GemTydd Ailed, Bed Bogs,
Ant., Sloths. hlo.quitoes. View , . Ude/4s on Finns., In
sect- on Animals, dce., &c.—M n tl, every Poem and
species of
Ift eittrit establialied in New York Cfiy—lnied t 4 the
City Post Office. the city Prisons and Station Houses.
the city steamers,
slaps. de.. the city Howls.. A .ton"
"St. N tcholas," et c., dud by more than 00 000 'private
families
FOridggists and It etailevi e everva i :lter e sell them
Wholesale A er ts rn di th e hit .. cities.
.Regtflar site d , Itacii, •. and el Waco, imams.
El:rinfleataattii i . Of sphdthts lrnitiitfons. Examine
each bOX, bottle and flask. dud take Igniting but ^Cos-
TA lea n
leVir 91:00 boxes sent by mail
pr - 013 und .06 boxes for Plantations, HMOs, tic., by
e 1 Peas.
Addicas orders—of for " lE niNßrcu Y
la
rt. x to Dealers.
COSTAR, to
I
- -
Principal Depot. 410 Broadway,. N. Y.
Sold by Dr W. S. ItIeCORICLE, at the Family Med
eine Blom. Odd Pei iOVIN' Hall, Columbia.
Ma • 19,1809-Gm
PROTHONOTARY. — We are authorized to an
nounce Parse MARTIN of Ephrata, as a candi
date for the Prothonotary, subject to the deci.
sins of the People's County Convention.
Stitaltv.—Wa die authorized to announce
S. W. P. BOYD, Fulton, as a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the People's
County Convention.
CLERIC OP ORPHANS' COURY.—We ate Ml
thorized to announce finest Pnixtrfair, City
as a candidate for Clerk of the Orpbons' Court,
snbject to the decision of the People's County
Convention.
SRERIFF.—We are authorized to announce
Tae *s COLLINS, Columbia, as a candidate fcn
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the People's
County Convention.
Sznszon.—We are authorized to Minbunte
Gen. Bilinem A. &assays*, of the city of
Lancaster, as a candidate for State Senator,
subject to the decision of the People's County
Convention.
Crataz or Quaavran SESIIIOIO.—We are ati.
ihorized to announce S*soic. Marro, City,
as a candidate for Clerk of Quarter Sessioni,
subject to the decision of the Codnty
Convention.
17T5 . 3MTM;`PV - WN`II•PITUr
Intrtn•le virtue alone could insure the success which
This article has attained. For Rheum!mann. Salt
Rheum, Borns, Stiff Johlts, or Gales, 2 , 0 rain, Pole
Evil, and Swellings upon Horses. It has no eqoal. No
person will be without it whiituis *nee tested its *aloe
"And with referedie to the gett■rsl Eftirdadon of the
Mustang Liniment,l can cheerfully say that no article
ever performed **pan* rare' t# oar neighborstood as
this. 1.. %'. Swirl, Ma/4W, Conn: , S. Larne,
Eg a „,,fi r r e Fmk , re , Arfie4 , 'that the horse was con
sidered Wartlike*, (Ms cote was spavia). but since the
free use of tire Mnstang Liniment 1 have sold him for
$l5O. Your Liniment Is doing wonders up here."—
SiiMs tesiiinehy is reaching us every dry. The Willis
aol bold. Every family should have "it. Beware of
ihdtirlions. The genuine Mustang Is sold by all re-
Miketable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES &PARK, Proprietbis, ifeet York.
May 28,1 m.
The heavens Were i'llumittlited mi the - evening of
Augudtdr; 2'B5P, by the molt iplendid Alamo.
Borealii ever seen in the Country. Itu) s of peril:
colored light 1105116 d acroda tire sky. and the clentige.f
were beautiful ni the el'iretaf. At one tittle a rap
obderlet remarkddolibe he faribied lid Could see tin
sparkling form therovelven lute the bbildwhig
worov: Iftiy all your glairaents at tad Bdown Stone
Moil:111K !fall of Rock for& Mixon. No s. CU urid 01:17
Chestnnt vt., above Sixth, PhiludelPhitr.
September 111.1859.
•
EURBA FOB .0111TEICA!
Heenan Victorious nod Jolley Triumphant:: It is
nda.tc a gettled Pala that Jolley takes the best pictures
the countfY, dhd deeidedly the cheapest.
His prices range as follows: Anibrotypes, put up in
cases: Irma fiifty et ws up M ten dollars. hrotogrophs
froth O'ne dollar per dozen to Fifty Collars. Call and'
see him: gallery opposite the "Sjoy" office.
Cttlittnbla, May 5, MO.
z*U",•th..=atmtuD.
On Sunday evening. June 10th. by 7homns
F.q.. SAmuru, BOYD and MARGARET ELIZABETH BENSON
Of I on Borough
kan zcZtzgtt.
Alfriel: fl yelling lICHIAC MI grant aireet, Third door
nom Pony scree. Po-settFion . given 11111110111MICly.
Amsoo.', to
lii4ss.:. A. BRUN h:Ft, Sr.
J PS, 0
11114:11ri,'c tiuvelliiik of Mr.. Lnird. near
L at,lterlim Church. POSNE4BIOII w il l
be gt yen iusuo.thatcly. Apply to
June 10 1:110-41.
Dr. Esenwein's Tar and Wood Nap
tha Irecteiral,
TS the BEST Edlctig ifl Me world, for the'
Cure oreou,o" and Colds. Croup. Bronchitis, st et
throe, D 6 diculty in Breathing, Pulpittmoti n of the
DIM berm. find for tits...viler o fpni tent. in the advanced
stages of Crnsumptton,togettmr with all diseases of
the •Ittroat'and chest; and winch predispose to Con
sumption. . •
It I. peculiarly Copied to the radical cure of
Asthma.
Iteing.prepared by, teprneticai Plisiciatt And Drug
aid. and one of grey,' experience in the cure of the
various diseases to which the human frame is liable.
it I+ offered to the sfiheted with the greatest confi
dence. - •
flp...Try it astd he convinced that It lainvalnable in
the cure of Bronchial Affections.
Price ND emits per bottle. -
MEN WHOPS A ROM ATIC BALSA . a very val
uable remedy far Diarrhea°, flysentery,,Cholerst Moe
busiand 111 HoWer Affectibeb. Try it. 'Prate 26 cents
per bottle,
rThe above Medicitreff are prepared only by
Da. A. blir.N N, piumpst stood Chemist,
N. W. Cokoll.r of Moab and Molar Ms; Philadelphia.
S'dld' by everY Druggik and Dealer of
11edietne throughout the Sl i me.
June 16. 1860- ty
PB.OPOSAifiIb
Tilinntleinigned reerige . propodwil. for ruing
r m oid running to hug mill, nil the logs lying on the
!More anti islands of the Su•gterbonim, from the door'
at thin Onion tufty or about the mouth of the norlortm
l'reek, at the village Of New IttYlluittl, in York enmity.
A. S
Cotumbia, June lit:, IMO.
NOTICE.
TH"i''ecir-nnit degi roue M iboming n Wide Awake
Lincoln niW I,lannliia enj",. nu' requeord 10 leen
111 the Town 11011, (blew:re gat el o'clock, for rl,c
pu more orore,l to hi
WIDER OF THE
June 9,1900.1 t
-
Surge' Cnfed
SMEND/0 New Suva Cuded Hams and Dried'
13pet, Ca!bury Meta, Shoulder.. Sidra, Beef
rangatte, SuaquelataSta Berth% )Italykerin.qt at
NY.. It kNIIICVA
li'atity Criner ry. Susie, eild fellows' Ilan.
leolumliin, June 9.1 884.
FOR SALE . :
100.006 Pla'atreine Lath.so.ooo tt.
30,000 do. 3'
by
June 9, IRIO.
ADDIIDTISTRATORS - SALE.
ON SATURDAY, THE 80TH DAY OF JUNE?
?KA by virtue of an order of the Orphans , Court
of Lurtenotter County, the underquited will sell et pub
lic vendue. without reserve. nt the public bongo of Ja
cob Funk. in the borough of Mellow, the following Lot
of Ground, late of JaeobKtine, deceased to win
. . .
A LOT OR P}ECE OF GROUND,
in that pan of the Borough of kluifettu, Lancaster
County. laid 'out it), Jolter Myer.. situate on 'the 1,511^
of Second .tree,, in ens,' hummock bounded on the
mouth by Second street fluty freq. on the weal one hun
dred and eight)* feet by lot No 55, no the north fort.;
feet by an alley, and on the east by lot No. 67, and
nuMbered in the htnethereof by nunther ftftystx.
Pttteha•e ribose/
. payable Ausamt SD, 1860, when
p0.426 - 41on and at hulimutable title will be given.
The male will begin at 9 °Wavle in the afternoon of
said day, when mime writ bemade known by
CONRAD - R
Administrates of the Estate ofJacstb Kline, deed.
June 9. 11900441
a GOOD BITS= MISS!
fltodk df 'Goods and Good Will
FOR SALM
reur; subscribe r Midis rcir sale his entire stock of
Dry Good.. Groceries, de , with th e
goad will of his business, Its occupies a tong eiioah,
Imbed business amid to the thorough of Wasiiingion,
with t gotta ciresom. The store corm car he rchlea
nr
healed by iNe purchaser. TM. Is a fireo-ra4„pportu
nilp
for oily one desiring to establish himself ia al good
remit bu-laress. Attire.'
J. K. MANNING.
1.0 , Lancast er
County,
June V; 1660:
PUBLIC SALE.
riP.cRE subscriber Will offer at public sale,
LAI RATUREGIY, JUNE 23,18R0, rat 8 o'clock
1 , at the Franklin /louse. In the Borough of Co
lumbia, the following described real estate, viz:
NO. 1: A LOT OF GROUND,
minute on the south-east elde of Cherry street. bet wren
Third and Fourth streets. containing lit from tid feet;
and extending 195 fret. with a good two.torriti.
Frame DWELLING HOUSE, thick Building and
other improvements, in good condition, thereon
erected.
NO. 2. A LOT OF GROUND.
oft the north-west Cotner of Cherry and Fifth street..
containing 00 feet .nn Chetry and 140 feet on Atilt
street. Ting lot *PI be: sbld either as one lot or dirt
ied to suit pirheltnAhrg.
Terms mode known at the sale by
L TilEtllttiCX. AuctionEer. R: A. CANNON.
June 9. 'OO-31
The Japanese
A RE to arrive ht Philadelphia to-ciat,and it is
peeled they will visit Columbia before shipplog ,
for Japtn. to rupply themselves with toe F amil y tiro ,
verged. at 'A_,. Al.,RlrMat
Fainily Grocery State, Oda Fellertirs' 11 itt;l.
Colombia, June 9.1960.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
pTRS tabsetifoets have just opened and
are now offering, its the :Dowse foroterly isecu
d by T. J. hales, opposite J. R Maples Hardware
Swarm lenetret +met ■ few door• . hi,oow Second,
str
ENTiRELi I lIIEW STOCK OF GOODS,
to which (hey i ;the the at cation of the public, rod . ..
dent, believing that Jo variety. quality, style and
cheapness, they east give roll sea...faction.
LADIES' /MESS GOODS:
Black aloe-y Silks. best brands, Brocade, Silk FOCI..
herds; Silk. noires% des.lene, 01/01911m. Poplin& ficregee,
Choate& Detainee, Chintzes. and Calicoes; ia great vise
riely• also. Shawls.• Silk end I . ieee klentillas, French
and Chantal& Mantles and Points, at greatly reduced
prices. - -
GENTLEMEN'S WEAL • •
Cloths. CasAmeres, Tweeds, Cottonader; et,
of every style. Ready-Made Clothing. Hats. Cape,
Boots and shoes, of every Psyle and Wee. Queens
war, and Glassware. a fall awortment. Also,
lifielkratElSg
.ue.b as & n. Coffees. Molasses, Hants. Bbpe2dbra
Dried Beef. Floor, Balt. Macßae!. Cod Ptah. a abort,
a general vaiiety of Dty Goods , Grote,fietk_ Provis
ions, ike.d.e., all of which We vet' *pelf at the very
l awnol price.. lad Psi the hlgheid market price for all
viodsof Cbontfy rmsace fM eichame the goods. Try
0 4 and re. li e to. and poem return. shall be
oar made, we oink a ninth& serpent is Una than a
skew Milting.
MALTBY &
Colurrihia, June 9.1 W.
H M. NORTH
B. F. A PP1)1 .D,
Cutoll itllfill