~They feel tha t . they mast ever be victorious under his gpidarre. - : ".,Prisounr4,cacttnuad--to be hrought 4e. very Aist welled ; weed captured nearly fite hundred. :.Tkay.were immediately handed..oitii t-c ,Pro :cost Marshal Young, of pen. ll:cooker's Di vision, who sent them, properly guarded, to digntzplman's Acculquilat.PV...Et Zavage's —Station. Many of the rare dressed in ;new, clothes, capS.cred in easey's camp—a elarge's4ply. having been sent.up to Casey's : pkfision. a,few days before the battle, but ; had not teen distributed to the men. The - .result was that the enemy, who bad been scaring faded, worn-out home-spun, decked 'their forms in our genteel uniforms. This was the cause of many serious mistakes, our men unfortunately, mistaking them for our own- Incidents of the ..Fieb2 Gen. Sickles had several narrow escapes; s he wa.salgays.to 4aa.found in the thickest of t,bii.fght. Had those gifted Senators who :refused to confirm his nomination but wit nessed the enthusiasm of his trove when :serving under him, and his military qualifi cations for the office, they would do penance ,ua,ta„re ; eketed. • The !Rebels during the -fight had their sharpshooters postedln trees to pick off our officers--a fact discovered in the early part of the action. Gn.e pr these sharpshooters had been wounded, and lisy delve et the foot f a tree; as Gen. Sickles was riding in the Pdod he took deliberate aim and fired, but , fortunately missed his mark. Some et our' men rushed at the wounded -Rebel and were about despatching him with their bayonets, when Gen. Sickles ordered them not to harm him, but take him priioner. As I stood watching the regiments of Hooker's Division march in the battle-field, j recognized, marching at the head of his company, Captain Johnson, belonging to the Pogifnent Excelsior. Captain John son was in the battle of Williamsburg, where he acted with the most heroic courage, and was wounded badly in the left arm by n NlViie hall; so dang,erinusly was he wounded that the surgeons at one time thought an amputation of his arm would be necessary to save his life. The wound, however, took a favorable turn, and he is now in a fair way of recovering. At the head of his com pany marched this gallant officer, his band aged arm resting in a sling. As he passed by me, - an .o.id from General Keyes, 'hp, with his Staff, was on the oppositeside of the road, rode up to me and inquired the name of the wounded officer. I gave it to him; he exclaimed: "lle is a brave man." If his country rewards her heroes, Captain Johnson's name will stand among the fore most, There were many incidents illustrating fully the mettle of our men engaged in this etruggle. Many a pi irate displayed deeds of bravery worthy of record. The officers More themselves well, and shared the dan gers in advance of their men. The Rebel Commanders The Rebel Generals commanding in this engagement were Gene. Lonstreetßogerßoer A Pryor, Hill, Bronk, Howell Cobb, Rains, kluser, and five others whose names I could not learn. 4 Stage and Fuur Horses Captured. A small party of our men reconnoitreing„ met. an omnibus drawn by four fine bay horses on the New Bridge road, going at a speedy gait toward Richmond, end contain ing two officers; D . riring the horses were two contrabands. Lieut. Lee cried out for them to stop, but no attention was paid to the Summons, tind he C.rdercd tbo tnen to fire. One of the officers jumped cut and made good his escape in tbe woods. lho other was shot as he had hidhend pet of the window urging the contrabands to go faster. The driver now held up, and Lieut. Lee mountsd the box, first placing the negroes inside, in charge :of private - Boyd, One Bundreth New York. The 'Lieutenant brought the stage safely within our lines. As it made its appearance, emerging from the wood on the IVillianisburA road, where but a few hours ago the enemy were dis puting our advance, it created the most in tense excitement end coriosity among our men. IlJany supposed it was sent down tiy Gen. McClellan, from Richmond, with the news of his occupation (11 . die'city. The stage is comparatively new. ; In t•ize and shape it is about the seine as Broadway stages, perhaps a trip fiehtgr. From the foe; of its'beihg b'oilt by ''.'john Stephenson, New York" (painted on a panel of the in side), I seriowily cioatit if ;Tulin S., has re ceived payment for it. Over the windows, on the outside, "OA umbia lintel" is painted. 7'he Ad* Ficld, In company with General Sickles, Colonel Graham, Colonel Hall and Lieutenant Gra ham. I rode out upon the battle-Geld on Sunday afternoon at .f o'clock. The scene witnessed here bales all description. Cais sons, with horses shot dead in their traces, ambulances, wagons, &e., &c.,. filled the road in front of Casey's camp. There were about two hundred of our wounded still ly ing where they fell on Saturday. Smx,te of them spoke kindly of the 4ebels, saying they treated them very well. Dead Rebels, as well as our own men, were lying in every part of the field and wood. I emoted fifty seven dead Rebels in front of a small piece of woods not forty feet square. One wound ed Rebel was lying on the ground, unable to move; lie was shot, in b)th legs. On each side of him lay some deal Rebels. As we passed by, he begged us fur God's sake to take the dead moo away from him. The stench was intolerable. Number of Guns Lost •We lost 19 guns in the fight of Saturday. Not one of them has been recovered. The Rebels ran a train down near Fair Oak Sta tion, and carried away our commissary stores, &a., &e., to Richmond. The Rebels destroyed what they could not conveniently carry away, inclUding tht' new tents of Casey's and Couch's Divisions. The two contrabands captured with the stage had left Richmond on Sunday morn ing, with a patty of gentlemen who had cluirtered the stage to take ti;ein out to see the' ' ght. They have furnished the anthori tieswith much information relative to the number and movements of the Rebel force, Whieh'is highly important. it is not im probable that Gen. McClellan, with his Gen erals, will dine at Richmond on Sunday next. I inclose you a list of the casualties, but some days will elapse before a full and per fectly correct list can be obtained. TRONT ROYAL RECAPTURED. The Rebels Surprised and Driven From the Piece with Considerable Loss.—The Defeat of the First Mary/and Regiment Avenged. —Six Officers and 150 Privates Captured. WAsuznorovr, Ku , 31.—A despatch re ceived at the War Department this morning states that a brigade of our troops, preceded by lour companies of the Rhode Island Cavalry, under Major Nelson, entered Front Royiil (on the Manassas Railroad, where Colonel -Nenly . was defeated a • week ago), yesterday morning, at 11 o'clock, and drove oat the enemy, colisi4ting of the Eighth Louisiana, four companies of the Twelfth Georgia Regiment, and a body of cavalry. Oar loss is only eight killed and fine teotutdel 'ad one missing, all belonging to the Rtiode Island. Cavalry. We captured sir Rebel officers and one "but f 4 44 and fifty privates. Among these offseers are Captain Beckwith West,.of the Forty-eighth Virginia , ghat Lieutenant J. 1C Dieksawstick. Watermen of the Twelfth "Georgia We also recaßtured ;fifteen of our own troops taken prisoners' by the-enemy at Front Royal among whom are Major Win. F. cqUipe,crirst Cavalry; George fl. Griffin, Adjutant Fifth New York Cavalry; Lieuten ant Duryea, Fifth New York, and Frederick Tarr, Adjutant of the First Maryland Regi ment. We captured a largo amount of transpor tation, including, two engines And eleven railroad cars. Our advance was „so.rapid r hat the enemy acs surprised, .and therefore not Able to burn the bridges across the Shenandoah. A despatch ,from the Associlted Press correspondent with this advance gives the names of the killed and wounded. ,The g loss of the enemy is not yet.r.scer tained, but is said to be large, as our cavalry cut in among them in splendid style. THE FALL OF CORINTH. Glorious News front General Italleck's Army —The "Old Flag" Waviiig Over the Enemy's Works—The Rebels Driven From .Their Fortifications. BEFORE CORI:4TH, May 29—Midnight. No additional movements to-day except picket skirmishing and strengthening our posi tion. General Halleck moved his camp two miles forward to.day. Lieutenant Webb, an Aid to the Rebel General Donelson, was among the prisoners captured yesterday. [SECOND DESPATCH./ 'NEAR CORINTH, May 30, A. M. General Pope's advance—the Thirty-ninth Ohio—occupied Corinth at 6.90 this morning and placed the Ilag.of the Onion on the Court Housej The pour., cvacnated last,piglit, and is re treating down the Mobile and Dhio Railroad. The line is occupied with military business. Particulars will be forwardeal LATER.. Official Despatches. WASHINGTON, May 30.—The following des. patches were received at. the War Department this afternoon: NEAR Cortvern, May 30. Hon. E. M. Statiton, Secretary of War: General Pope's heavy batteries opened upon the enemy's entrenchments yesterday about 11 o'clock A.'Nl..,ant: soon drove -the-Rebels from their advanced batteries. Major General W. T. Sherman established another heavy battery yesterday afternoon within one thousand yards of their works, and skirmishing parties advanced at daybreak this morning. . . Three of our divisions are already in the enemy's advanced works, within about three quarters of a mile of Corinth, which is in flames. The enemy has fallen back on the Mobile Railroad. (Signed) H. W. Har.t.aca, Major General Commending [SECOND DESPATCH FAO) GEN. HALLAM] lion. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: Our advanced guard are in Corinth. Con flicting accounts as to the enemy's movements. lie is believed to be in strong force on our left Hank, some four or five miles south of Corinth, near the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. (Signed) 11. W. HALLECK, Major General. PREVIOUS RECONNOISSANCE EY GENERAL £IAL- IE2I The following despatches give particulars of the movements of General Hallcek on ; the day preceding the flight of the Rebels from Corinth. Barone Coriisra, May 28.—Three strong reconnoitreing columns advanced this morning from General Thomas' cor9meud on the right, fieneral cn the centre, .end General pope on the left, for the purpose of feeling the enemy's position, cud unmasking iris batteries. The enemy contested his ground hotly at each point, but was Owen bgek with consid erable loss. General Pope's column encountered the strongest apposition, when he lost 25 killed and wounded. The enemy left thirty dead on the field. We captured some five or six officers and several privates. Although the enemy disputed the passage of Bridge Creek sharply, we held possession of it on the southern side. In some instances our advanced line of skir• mishers were within gunshot distance of the egemy's entrenchments. Indeed, so Air are we that prominent officers believe that the enemy will attack us at daylight to-morrow. The affair of to-day is considered a decided suc cess in a military point of view our Rimy hav ing gained very strong positions right in the teeth of the enemy. It has been ascertained that the Rebel offi cer killed, at the battle of Farmington on the 9th inst., who was at first supposed to be Gen eral Price, was Col. Ingraham, of General Van Dorn's stall. The prisoners captured today report the ar rival of General LdvelYu army at Corinth lust night. SHELLING OS 721 E RECELS. EIALLECK'S HerinctumyrEns, May 29.—Con trary to the general expectation, the Rebels did not open on us this morning, but General Pope opened Gre on a Rebel battery, which the latter returned with twelve-pounders. After an hours' shelling, the Rebels pulled down the flag that was waving over their bat tery, hauled back their guns, and our forces at this hour occupy the position. Wasnixorox, May 28.—The following has just been received at the War Department: HEADQUATENP DEPART:DONT OF THE MISSISSIPPI, CAMP ON CORINTH ROAD, May 28. hog. E. AL Stanton, Scprctory of War; Three strong reconnoitering columns advapc ed this morning on the right, centre and left to feel the enemy and unmask his batteries. The enemy boldly contested his ground at each point, but was driven back with considerable loss. The column on the left encountered the strongest opposition. Our loss is twenty-five killed and wounded. The enemy left thirty dead on the field. The loss sit other points is not yet ascertained. Some five or six of their officers, and a number of privates, were cap tured. The fighting will probably be renewed to-morrow morning at daybreak. Tne whole country is so thickly wooded that lye are com pelled to feel our way. [Signed] H. W. HALLECC, Major General. PARTICULARS OF TIIC EVACUATION.. GENEILA4 lIALLECICS HEADQUARTERS, 1 . - May 30, 1862. During nearly all last ntght the noise of the moving of cars and supposed whistles of loco motives sounding from the direction of Corinth, betokened some movement going on, but, not being spy extraordinary occurrence, was not considered worthy of more than a passing re mark. About five o'clock this morning, however, several explosions were distinctly heard, and immediately after skirmishers were thrown out and a general advance of our army was commenced, when it was found that the place was deserted. A very large amount of rail road iron was found ontouched, there being some twelve or fifteen tracks of railroad from the depot to the entrenchment, with side tracks and switches, enabling them to move troops with great rapidity. From all the information gleaned from the prisoners it is thought that the evacuation com menced at sundown last night, the enemy re treating iu three directions, east, west and south. Beauregard stated to the citizens last night that he intended evacuating and throwing him self on both our flanks. At this boar Corinth is held as oar oat-post. Our cavalry are oat seeking for the enemy. The force sent out by General Pope came upon and dispersed the enemy, eight miles below Corinth, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, in the act of burning a bridge. They captured forty prisoners. .The enemy's rear guard destroyed the Rail road Depot and a few bales of cotton, and a church. They intended destroying the entire village, but the. citizens saved it. Some fifty of the houses were also broken open, and stores wertirbutiiid with their contents— • large cavalry force, under Colonel Elliott, orr sea' t, out otimiriehiesdir tactining . by keir ' • • cuitous route to destroy the bridge on -the Mo bile and Ohio'; railroad south of Corinth.— Though they have not yet returned, we learn from prisoners taken that it was known in Corinth last night that a large bridge had been destroyed, forty miles south, by a body of our cavalry, and it was ascertained that General Pope's 200-pounder Parrots, yesterday enfiladed their camps killing eighty men and one bun dred ..horses; also, .that a Ao r4 pound Parrott shell thrown into, Corinth as an experiment destroyed a locomotive and killed the engineer. It is thought among military men that the destruction of the bridge south of Corinth, and the uncomfortable proximity of our falling shells, and the possibility of Federal success .on the Mississippi, were the causes of the evacuation. The enemy's works here are cer tainly ofgrszt.strength and capable ofa stout resistance. Cheering 13Tews from Gen. Vallack. Pursuit of the Rebels—Capae of 10,000 Prisoners a/x:115,000 Stand of Arras. Wasgrsnro?!, gay ,4.—The following de spatch was received this afternoan at the War Department: H.LELSCIeS HEADQUARTERS, I June 4th. To lion. EchoinM: Stanton, Secretary of Mg: General Pope, with forty thousand men, is thirty miles south of Corinth, pushing the enemy hard. Ile already reports ten thousand prisoners and deserters from the enemy, and fifteen thousand stand of arms captured. Thousands of the enemy aro throwing away their arms. A farmer says that when Betuaregard learned that Colonel Elliott had cut the railroad in his line of retreat, he became frantic, and told his men to save themselves thc best they could. We have captured nine locomotives and a number of cars.— One is already repaired and is running to day. Several more will be in running order in two or three days. The result is all that I could possibly 1. 1 .e.470. (Signed) ,11. W. Itat.r.r.cx, „Valor General. THE CONFESSION AND E,tr,F,RI,r..."`;C.E OF AN INVALID; Pith for the benefit nod as a .F.-voing and a enutirm to young men who suffer from Nervuu ty, Premsoure Decay, etc.; supplying ut the some time the means of I' elf-eure. by one who eared him=elf, lif ter being put to great expense through fne.4lC:ll impo• sniou and quackery. :bugle copies may he had ti he author. Nathaniel Mayfair. E-9, Bedford. King Dully, N. V., by smclosing a prepu.d addressed en One. Plialch 15. L - L) MI ~. , e -i 4 -ra: . In Mitt place on Suaday, June IM, ELIZABETH Lsn• Tin, d of WillißM and Margaret Lockard, aged 3 years, 4 months and tr 7 days. DrOTICII. 17 II F.REAS. Lettere of Administratloi on the cetate of Fink . ..bine. late of the borough of Co lumbia, in tbe county of Lancaster. deceased. have been cranterl to the unilersigited.all persons indented to said estate are requested to make inimedinic pay ment. and those havinc claims against the =rime will pre,ciit Mein duly nuthenticatmlfor set tleirient,Th HESTER FINK:1111NR Columbin, Tune 7, 18G'2•Gt Admilikiratrix PUBLIC SALE OT VALUABLE PROPERTY, =1 UOROUGEI OF coLumnit. J. puouitnee of au Order of die Orphans' Court of !min:aster County, will tie sold at public sate, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 28th, 1852, at 111.• FRANIMIN h om a Lonna =trent. in the borough of Columina.Ole tobowilirc valuable property of the Estate or William Wright, decd, viz: 4 Lot of ‘round, tituated in the borough of Columbia, (rowing on Mill adjoining property of Maltby & Cane Ott the West, Pint! , of the PenniTivytn . ht. Railroad Company nn th e south, 31114 property lute of Andrew (Julio oil the I , lli'i t C.,lllolllillg Tern Acres, More or Less. off., n oplentlid loennon for the, erection of itlanittnettarena estuttlichinetito of evert: deserspi ion in the b4-iness end of the town Ti is directly op rdo: the SOS OER FIOLNACF.., nod ndjoina the prop. It) on Mod, the tot A. ROLLING MILL 11 11.4 Oil II (I fine spring of water, until on exten-ive. X.3l.3:3o.esaitcymi.c. dt:Zommez - r-x-se, from which stone of the best quality has been supplied to die neighttoi nag furnaces. TILE READING AND COLUMBIA. RAILROAD. runs through the field and quarry, and the railroads of 1114114 & Case mild the Clwalitut Hill Ore Company fall Within 11 few feet of its bounds. For LIME KILN, I his would be one of the best sites the neightdt, hood. The .=tern side of the traet ii admirably adapted for building lots Altogether the advantages of the locality, the toteilnies 01 eonintunieation. sanitation, Ac.. mohe this the most desirable properly ever offered for side io Coltanbut. eaNt.:—Oite third of the purchase money to be paid on the def.very of deed; the balance is Iwo equal annual 1131)1)0111. 011 April 1•t I S6:I awl April lit It,ol, Wall interest. to be secured by bond and mort g t et: mI the property. ate to COIIIIIII3IICC at 7 o'clock P. hi of said cloy. Admiektralor d. G. 11. C. Columbia. June 7,1.9.02.. d Another New Arrival. WE arc opening thin day a beautiful line colloid:es', Gems , and Boys* wear, which we lire offering at prices to suit the times STEACY & BOWERia, Coln Jo on 7. ISQ. Cor.iral rind L0rt141,911. llousekeeper's, a Word! TUFT Received, a full aim* of bleached mid an- J Welched Plu.iin•, Ticking.. Cheeks. Gingham. and Pokts,:n a word, everything pertaining to do mestic u•c, Cnll and examine for ynur•elue.. at . . STMAtIY h noWSRS, Cola. Jane 7, 1,962. Cor.2d and Locust Su COMMISSION Sr. FORWARDING, z ; 0 g " 4.4•6 1 :7 "Z/44-. S. F. A.FPOLD, GENERAL Forwarding 4 Commission hler clown. Goods and Iron lorwardstl to all !tombs on the Pc nue ,Nurth Brunch and Wes; Branch Canals; "*. • also, to all points along the. Penne Itit i lined. Dealer m flit r, Grain, Snit and Plaster. AIPO, dealer in Coal, consisting of: Bultitnsre Cu, Wilks'• Barre, Pottstq wit. Big Mountain. Lane. Colliery, Pine Grove. Lykens Valley, Short Mountuip, Treverton and Broad 1 op. All consignments shall he promptly attandsd to.— For further particulars, address B. P. APPOLD, Canal Baton, Columbia, l'a. n''Coni carefully selected tool prepared for family use, will be delivered to ally part of IBC town in good order—fi ee from slate or duet. [May 31, 1902. TEACHERS WARTED IN COLUMBIA, PENNA. 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Given Jute ot.Baltimere County, in the State of Maryland, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, melding in Baltimore County. Maryland, all per:ons its Lancaster County, Pa.. in debted to said estate arc requested to make payment to Henry Suydam, residing in Columbia, Lattea-ter County, Pa., and those having einims will prment them to him duly umbentieutod,for settlement. - JOHN S. GIVEN, J. J. GIVEN, Columbia, May Q 4. 1.842 Admini.,twors. NOTICE. WHEREAS Leiters of Admini-irationon the e.ttate Cl of John Feltz. laic of the borough of Columbia, in the county of Lancaster, deceased. have been grnn t ed the Undersigned, all persona indebted to said e , inte are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the mime will present them duly authenticated. for settlement, to SAMUEL TRUSCOTT. Columbia, May 24, 126&41. Adminitrator NOTICE. TrTIIHRHAS. Letters of Administration on the estate V of Elirsuetli Kauffinan, late of Whiteside County. in the State of Illinois, 4h-ceased, have been granted to the under-kited. residing u.•ar Hob re rstovrat, to East Iletnpseld town-hip, Lancaster County, all persons indebted to sdd estuic are requested to make imme diate payment, nud those having claims ugninst the same will present gam, duly authenticated, for settle ment, to JOHN KAUFFMAN, Columbia, aMy Administrator. Attention Gentlemen! A CHOICE; Lot of New Style l prior CanAimeres and LI Block French Cloths, Wlli Le opened tbte day; and will Le cold cheap for cad., at thr OLD STAND. 11. C. FONDEN:SIII.IT/1, Coln. May fi4. 1863. Adjoining the Bank, EQ. Rifth Supply of New Spring Goods. 186.?.. OPZIN/NG WEIS MAW OCR Fl Fyn Supply of New Spring Goods ut greatly reduced prices. Our friends and customers arc re ireetruily invited to call and examine our new, va ried aud cheap *lock ofv.uds ,JEIALDEMAN'S Co!a. May .Cheap Cush •tore. IVOTJ.CIL, liCt4 re /I) Fetfle up the old book accounts, of both Stores and request all persons knowing them elves Indebted to please call and settle the Caine. 11. C.,FUNDERSMITH. Colt robin, May 17, 1862. For Sale at a 'Bargain rruineboiee of Two Fire nod Uorgtar Proof Safe% J.. "Herrman or ••lelhes" Patent; Also, a Fnealy Horse. and a first-rate Carriage 41111.1 IlarliCk4l. Call at the store of 11. C. FON U:1%1411'11, Cola. May 17,1114. adjoining the Bank JUST RECEIVD, a very desirable lot of Grey Goods and Shepherd's id, for I.ntlies' HTHACY h BOWEIte., Opp. Odd Fellows' Hull Suils. at Cola. 111ny 17, 15.113. OUR FLAG AGAIN OVER THE OLD FORT. wig. Subscriber having disposed of Ili% stock of Dry J. Goods. &c.. el Ins Store. opposite the Odd Fellows , Hal Ito Steacy to Bowers, begs leave to inform his old cuwoiners and the public generally that lie is again laying in IL Ncw Stock of goods, at the Old Stand adjoinilig the Bank where he will be pleahed to see theta and on many New ones as will favor him whit their patronage. Believing that the ••Nimble Sixpence is better than the Slow Shilling' , for the buyer us well as the seller —lie is determined io do an exclusive Cash Business. and !rusts he will have a continuance of the liberal patrottoge heretofore received at hula old stand. 11. C. FONDERSMFI'II, Ctllik. May 1:',1862. adjoining the Bank. WO TUE LADIES% UTE•, would coil your especial attention ton new mid TT beataltul Jine of Dress Goozis we have Just re ceived, tit re,e.ucetlprices. STEACY & BOWERS, Cosner Second and Loeu..l 1.1 Colin:oh:a, Mayl.7. Mit. Columbia, Pa. Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings.. UM would say to the, gentlemen, we have received Vl' another supply of Cloths, Cassitere. and Vort tags, at low figure.... STFACV & Oppowte,Odd Fellows' nail. May 17, Colombia, Pa. THE MULLET FACTORY AGAIN "IN I/LA.011 1 : 7 vit.; subscriber would respectfully inform the eiti yeas of Columbia und vicinity that he bus ;ust nblown in' his celebrated MULLET FACTORY, at the Columbia Umn,just below the town, and in pre pared to supply SHAD, MULLETS, SUCKERS, and all other fi-li that swim the Susquehanna River, ill their proper gesso., nt lilt lament price, He ...areas the cuetom of his felt mi.. mid the patine generally. SAMUEL ARMS. Columbia, May DR, MARKLEY'S II EALTH BEALTH BEA LTII REALM RESTORATIVE RESTO RATI V E RESTORATIVE itESTORATIVE BALSA:VI BALSAM 13ALSA3I BALSAM Ef the most eert•tin safe nod etteettm t record y offered le the pu bite for DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, GENERAL DEBILITY, kLEADACIIE, JAUNDICE, BIERCUR IA I. DISEASES, CANCEROUS AFFECTIONS, SCROFULA, FILES, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, ALL ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and all diseases originating from an impure condition of the Stomach, Liver and Blood. Experience of over twenty year. with this and the other remedies prepared by the proprietor, fully es t:011-1i the &A that they ore the mom reliable, and willgive more general Finiafti etion than any other remedy before the public.- tieing PURELY 17EGET.A33LZI They ran he taken by any perFon and under any cir ental allots. NO PERSON CAN TAKE THEM WITHOUT DERIVING) IVENEVIT VV.4)1111 THEM. VSE. NO MOST SIIOIVI .1H WITHOUT THEN. Testimonials are daily received setting forth their value. Whole column. of voluntary eenificates could be given, butatiace will not permit. The attention of the public is called to the circular issued by the subscriber and eair be obtained as well as all the preparations from the agents mentioned below. • • TRY.. THE M • ! TRY THEMI ! Ptepooed only by -- DR. G. B. :tIARKLE.Y. LANCASTER, PA. • Wbo can be consulted at bis office or by letter, Scild hi Colombia by • A. G RAT A CO. . . rhugoit.; and, Al po in Lawman. County, by leobsto lomat; Mount Joy; boob Niosiov,Soringydle; Daniel Gobeen Blue Bulb J. IL. Metz, Elisobetbsown; Dr./ R.Jobos, New Rolland; Hemet loViblyr,9manlyill:44 C. Foot- Inao,r porting MIL• ' Mid Vii.egjAnt "" Ltl43 V7lklNrlal:D. HE T bigbeit cash price paid for mixedor withe - and colored Rags by .1111 Q. D. MARKER, , . . . Paper and Rog Waredmu.e. N. R. Corner Firth & Commerce streets, nuli. Cola.. May 10,1862 3m. O'er .113182' AURX)7II.L. HAVING Just received our first NEW 13 PRINC: STOCK, we would announce to the citizens of Columbia and vicinity, that it is - • NOW .REA.Mr. .EOR :INSRECTION, to all who may favor us with a call, feeling confident we can offer goods at slush prices as will induce all to purchase. I 1 CALL AND SILT: TIIEM.JI STEACY & BOWERS, Corner Second and Locust Streets; Cola. .May 'lid. Opposite OddFellows' Hall. IVOTXCt. WHEREAS-Lenora of Administration on the estate 11' of George Fackler, lateof the borough of Colum bia, in the county of Lancaster. deceased. have been granted to the undersigned. all persons indebted to said retitle tire requested to make immediate pey - mrnt. and those bowing elnitna against the some will present them duly authenticated, for settlement. to -I.I.f.RICH , VOO EL. Columbia, April 26, Gt Administrator. Potatoes! Apples!! Oranges!!! LARGE, quantity of Potatoes of the best varietie. El (Or sale at NO. 2, ARCADE, Walnut weet, tuljoining Bellevue Home. Al.O, APPLES, APPLES, APPLES, By the barrel, bushel or in mailer quantities. ;FRESH ;ORANGES ill any quantity at the lowest ranee. A. H. LOON Aim, Columbia, April 26, I£N2. JOHN LUNG. Tom Thumb About Again! AThle is Tut n4d llouse-furni.bssm store, Lo cust street. opposite the Bank. The "Tom Timm's" lumps are this vet y' beet Coal CHI Lampe made. Call and exarnme Mem. lU - Llest Coal Oil at el's" cts.., per gallon, at Columbia, May /7, 1;02. PrrtilLEß'S. 18621 Third Supply 11862. NEW SPRING GOODS. OP ENING. this day, another supply of goods, emi sisiing in putt of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of the newest stiles. 5000 yartlsof English nod Ameri can prints, the best in the market for 121 ins. Coin oleic lint of men's and boy's Summer wear. Brown and bleached Sheen:iv and Sheetings ut old prices. Another supply of CARPETINGS Se. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &e.. Ac. Window Shades and Fixtures. All to be fold at the lowest possible prices. HALDEMAN, Cola. April al, 1E52. Cheap Cosh Store. PRIVILSM SALTS. THE SUBSCRIBER {Lifers at private sale, the following valuable town property, viz: A Lot of Ground, conarisiing of about six acres. I.llo.ted on the north side of Alill street, in the borough of Columbia, Lancaster enmity Pn- adjoining property of the estate oflntries Collins, deed, on the west, and the Columbia Rolling Mill property on the east, on which Is erected a good TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,,, containing two rooms and a kitthen on the first (loos, four rooms on the second story, and two good eellurs. Thole Is n pump with well of good water in the yard. and an ORCHARD containing :in excellent variety cf YOUNG FRUIT TREES, attached to the premises. 'rho Readrirg and Columbia Railroad pasts on the opposite side of the street from the properly. 11_7eFor terms apply to Lola. Aped ts, JOSEPH ULATER. smarms AND S3IADMIS. .13 J. WILLIAMS, N 0.16 North Sixth Street, Phila . dolphin, Manufacturer of YENITIAN BLINDS and • WINDOW SHADES. The largest and finest assortment in the city, at the lowest prises. Minds pained and trimmed equal o new. Store ethntlen made and lettered. Columbia, April 12, 1062-2 m. PAPER TOUR =OUSTS NOW! The last chance for bargains. 2.500 Places Wall Paper, OF our beet styles and quality, yet on hand, whirl, we are elo-wg out at prr eeut. lower than Phila delphia Wholeinde Prices. Cuit noon as we are sell ing Oa Lapilli). U. C. FONDEIISMITII, Adjoining the hunk Columbia, Nandi 29, ISG.2. IN 'TIME OF WAR PREPARE FOR PEACE:: JU§; E RRIVED, NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. THE Subscriber has just returned from Philadelphia and New York. with n large and well selected stock of goods consisting tit part us follows: DRESS GOODS: Black and Fancy Cobred Silke, French Plaid Silks, Warped Plaid Foulard, Jierege AnglMa, Mauled and Plaid Lavellan, Mozambique, and Jacquard Mohair., Chadic., Mou—Deliiine., Lawns.Cingliams, Alpacas and Films, in till variettes. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Super. Black French Brown and Blue Cloths, " Brack Doe-Skill u large variety el Fancy Cassimeres of nil grades and prices. Black Grandmas, Satin and Marseilles Vest. logs. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. Bleached and unbleached Muslin. of all qualidc., from 0,1 In In CP1,14, While (Moral all qualities. Ticks ings, Checks, Flannels, Listen Table Cloths, Towel ings, &e. SHAWLS ANQ MANTILLAS, Black and Fancy Colored Stella Shuwle,lllack Silk Dusters and Mmilltra. Hosiery, Trimninigs and Notions of all grades, qua]. iiies nail prices. Hoop Skirts of all sizes, Balmoral Skirts. Umbrellas, Parasols. READY-BI A. DE CLOTHING; Black and Fancy Cloth Cants. Black and Fancy Ca.simere Coat.. Black and Fancy Cassancre Patna. Black & Pettey Silk, Saba, Cloth & Cus-imere Vest.. The above goods have been bought at email)* re duced prices for CAI4II, and will lie sold at small oils mice for the same, at the store of P. I. MeTAGUS:I, CO, Locust Si rent. two doors below Columbia Buck. Columbia. March IV, tl Kid. FOR RENT OR SALE. ALarge TWO-STORY. BRICK Dal.- Ilk LING HOUSE, fronting ota Locum PITCCI. above Fourth. formerly occupied by Wu. Covtukv, with a fine Brick I...wide and Carpenter Shop. Fettoerttintt given fiat day of April. tbaa. Apply to Cola. Hatch n, trait tf WAIL Moon Eetp,Ey, 1862.] Second Spring Arrival. (1882. OPENING this day a Splcndid Assortment of New elwine Good., bought very low for ea.b nll , l will be told at a very finall advance on rot,. NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS; Spring Styles Chu Hies and Dclaines, roestdeChaf Printed Organdie... Printed French Lawne. Silk and Wool Valentiai, Norarnhiques, Mohair., Shepherd Plaid. Black and White Poil de Chevre•, A 11-Wooi Helaine., Beat Brands of Glowy Black Sae. New Style Fancy Drew, Sake, ite . Are. Merrimac and other hest maks of milts, PH cents: Drees Ginghtima—DM Muslina, at the old price*. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES' AND VESTINGS. A full line of Cloths,Cascimeres and Ve•ttngs. A full line oftlesirable gnells for BOYS' %VRAR. cAnrcriNGS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS: Second Supply this Spring. HALDEMAN'S Columbia, April .5, '32. Cheap Cu.h Sure. FOR RENT. TEE Friel: Dwelling house, Two Stories and Actic.Piluated in Union street above Second, opposite the Catholic Church. The buildme It.s bah-yard. with water introduced. Lamely occupied by Wllitata Parka. For terms apply to H. 11. ESSICIL Columbia, March El, 18G2:t1. IRON CASTINGS: THE SUBSCRIBER BATING ACCEPTED TEE J. ,Agency for the safe of OB.N=PAILIN CASTINGS, sucti As IRON RAILING, FENCING, VERANDAS, Cellar Gratings. Tree Buie!, Hitching Foils, SETTEES, TABLES, Cl:tante, HAT RACK., FLOWER STAI.NPS, fis, ike,, Offers to the public a ;election from the stock of the best establishments In the United States. Designs can be examined. and pricer ascertained oq applzeo- Lim: to the opdprsignr4. lie is also prepared to supply • 3111111 Gearing 4k Purslane Casting's, BAYING A LARGE CATALOGUE OF MIL/ 4 GEARING PATTERNS, . of all siset. anti of every kW; err of vtiikh will be iliatrarted for at the lowest Mlle• and guaranteed, Apply to ' smarm. turperorr, , clicary 'Meet. CeNtagria i liarch, t l,l6o. coiltotbia t To. - Dissolution of Part:lent - di:7 T IIE. Partnership heretofore-existing betereen".L. et. Hess, nd•Glao. Istrrcestso, trading se'Coal under she fall‘ of IIES9 to MITCILELLi.has this day been-tlis .olved by mutual consent. All persons_ indebted to .eel rare r or baying claims against the same, will pre sent them to J. U. HESS for settlement. ,- G. HESS. GEO. MPTCITEI.L. rer rpm A. PA., Arra 0.1. Q. April 19' PRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. WILL be sold at private sale-all that Tract or piece VI of ground snowed in West HempfiAld township, Lancaster Co'y. half, mile from Coluinlita.knowu so "CO - WDEN*B BRICK. YARD; containing 9 acres and upwards, on which is erected A ONE-AND-A -HALF STORY FRAME „ DWELLING HOUSE, a. Frame Barn and Brick Kiln. There is, also. a Young Orchard on the, premises. The land is in a high state of clinical:on maunder good froce. The properly will he sold low and on model ate payments; ilanee wielt!ne to examine the property will please call on WILLIAM ItIeCIII:SNIa`Y, re siding in Columbia. who will give them all necessary information. Poavession Oven the Ist day of April next. Mi. Feliy 15, 11.52-11 WILLIASI COWDEN. NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVING, Avery Large and well-assorted supply at •SIMONABLIC An/ SRAIOXABLE DRESS 6000.4, SILKS, .CASSIMERES, •VESTINGS, And Dry Goods Generally. cLoTilisc, HATS 4. CAPS, BOOTS'& SHOES, GROCERIES, QUEENSW ARE, &c., to which we invite the attention of purchasers, feeling I.ollfide that an examination of our goods and pries, will satisfy any one that here is the Ware to get good goods, and the worth of iheir money at ail tames. AI A 1.3 HY 4- cmsm Cola. April ea. l EG2. Locust Si., Columbia. Pis. HOOPED SKIRTS. A NEW and splendid style of Hooped Skirt., just received; Also, n full lssorunernot other styles, very Chellp. AIALTBY S CAttr, Columbia, April tvt, Locust Fr reef. FOR SALMI, 1500 s i n ,i e r k :I G. A. Salt, 100 Sacks A 2 1114;1 (1, 1% Ap• Warehouse, Canal Basin. Columbia, Dec. 0.9. 1001• BUSINESS STANDS FOB, RENT. No. 1, MECHANICS' ROW, now occupied . 6.3, R. Nixon, po,te,itioti given April 1, 1.66:1. No. 4, MECHANICS' Row, possession given immediately. 11 . 4 quire of Jati'y le, ltd 2. PETER HA LEEMAN. COACZEIVIANING. tatSAMUEL CARTE.R, MANUFACTURER OF COACHES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C., Second Street, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church, Columbia, Pa. SILVER MEDAL—Iet PEMIUM-1859. BRONZE MEDAL-Ist PREirlitilll-4859. Awarded by the Lancaster County Agricultu. rat and Mechanical Society. TIIE subscriber, call attention to the fact Mai the First Premium, a ittilver Medal,' was awarded him by the Lancaster County Agricultural and Mechanical Society for the best Shifting TOP Elu,,, gy exhihnoA at the Pa it ofthe Society in October,l.6.lo; also, a lironze Media—Pint Premium—ter the best At his Coach and Carriage Making Establish ment, he continues to mantifneture Coaches, Car riages, Buggies, Sulkies, and all other vehicles in his line. III; reputation as at workman is fairly es tablished, as he can confidently claim rot Ws work the merits of beauty of form, elegance of finish, and strength of structure. One of the distinguishing. features of his work is its durability; all vehicles of his build are constructed of the best seasoned mate rial, and put together firmly and substantially. Ile gives particular attention to the REPAIRING OF VEHICLES, and warrants all his work is this line to give satis faction. In addition to his practical experience in the ba silicas lie fins the assistance of the best workmen —wane oilier tickle employed,. The public is respectfully invited to call and ex amine the stock on hand. SAMUEL CARTER, Columbia, Dec.:, Until. SWEET CIDER.. T it AVE jort received o cheap article or Chler—suit- I able for Mince Pie■. A•c. RAISINS, CITRON, PRUNES, CURRANTS, Ac.. to be bad cheep. at Cola. N0v.30,1661 CRANBERRIES? Ar w Crop Cranherrie. on hand, and cheap, at tsiTYDAIIVe Grocery Store. Cola. Nov. M. IE6I. Cor.Froat nod Union St APPLES! APPLES!! A SUPPLY of Prime Apple,. Dun received Rt. itct i Cor. from and Union bIICCIS. Cola Nov. 23, lEGI. IL SUYDAM. COLD CREAM OF CLYCERINE.—For the cure and prevention to clumped hmeds, &o. For sale at the .11.. DEN MORTAR DRUG STORK, Dee :MEM Front etre...i.e.litmiti* ----- it: strynarivs GROCERY tc PROVISION STORE, COR. FRONT Jr, UNION STS., COLUMTLIA, PA, Tll " . " ;: c or r . i . ' 7.. k t e o e tzfre n le h :: l n d bin liar, contlating of PRIME GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, FLOUR, FEED, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, CEDIRWARB, FRKEIT AND DRIED FIitIIT,DDXPECTIOXICRE. NOTIDEF. &O The best and cheapest Teas, Sugar.. Coireco, Mains sea, he. Stilt F. of all kind". Dim.. Shoulder", rotator', Bean", Unmroolicy, Dried App lea, Butter. I{ltq• *.'alt. Soap, Caudle". Flour, Corn Meal. Buckwheat Flour, apple", Cranberries, &e queen,ware in sets and •Ingle piece•. Glassura re of every de•cripnon, Earthenware, CelllllrWil re. A great variely of smaller wares and Notion.. la •hnro. a general •election of everything io lie found is similar erat,h•hmenls. The undersigned is prepared to sell a. low nn the lowest, and hunish a' good aril/ilea for the money lie asks a ronlintinfite of the:public ca-loan hmetofora no liberally extended to him. Cola. Nov. 271, 1,01 iotiinool TITS Subscribers to the Stock of the Read ing end Columbia ltailroad Company arc loarelev notified ilmt in to imentv of five dollar% each on earl. share sule,rthed are required to be paid to tistrooar ShorM.Trenmrer.Columtna,ll'a- ea follows: let Im4aluseut, Nlevember 18, 1961. :Mil .. 11esrmber 19. Init. . Inl .• Inttuury 2U, 1.02. a 441. rebts.nry 20, ladV. ' '' 1101 11Intrh _ 93., SKIS. Gilt April 92. Mt. . l'.ll 11lay 84, 1,432. • . eI, June 94. 7.69. " Mb July 95, 1101. 10.1. . Au9n.t 9.5,, 1 , 92. 1.11 order of the Board of Dirclor , .. • . W. (I. 11A5k, Prept. R. h U. R. I.k. car. Cola Nov. 2. VI NOTICE. THE mutersigned would give notice that he intend• herr-niter to do it rash liiirine.s, rind wilt .vll,OOOB at reduced prices. itntlrmid men and others "Who re ceive their pap tnontlily, svi:l tic al towed a credit of 30 tiny.. 11. F. BRUNER. Oct 14, 1561. SALT! SALT! TIaST teeeteetl by the eubeeriber,st. their &tor* ist J Lore.' mreet below Second, - 100 flags (;round Alum Salt, whirl will be .old at the lowetti . morket Cola. Jill) G. .GI. J. HUM TUB &SON S.wooDWORTH'S PATENT CHEMICAL WASHING SOAP." vr"F' sabeeriber having purchased the roatens.riew for the mainsfectore. sale, tee" ef "Woodworth , . Patent Chemical Soap," In the county of Lancaster. (except ingEao.t Donegal torp.4 CATIIO‘. all rPf.all • from smarming Millis article on any way whatever. hi raid territory—unless having first secured that right from him. It. C. FONDERSMITH. July 20,1961. Columbia, Par DR. TIOFFER. TIENIIST.--OFFICE, Front Sized 4th 'dor L.,,rom Loran, over Sa Tice &Donald's Book atm. Cotamt a, l'a. IThrrEalrance, .ame ao Jailer. Pio. °graph G•llerr.EAugnaltjolellitt. if. - NaTicoltrn; • A TTOLNEY AND COUNSELLOR- AT- LAW. Cl Colaiabia.l'a. Collection+¢ rocaptirtuagle,l,l.Laiteaste,avall:tak Sorainge., . MCI. ED- A 117011NBY LT LAW,II4I4IIIIOYEIAIS FILE to . No. 11. Nonb DoteStreiWorrbosile Calm Haar, Lancaster. !Aar: badu-rat Harrison's Colunbtan 11* r ' Gomm, isa sorer:or /Welk; paalsbniesde-Eatk. VW and net corralling the pen, ran be bad in baa nantity. mike ramor lidedicamogboss f en a On& tagihib Dom etribiabia, Tows fa Ler 1 ", art .A. 11. F. BRUNER'S 11. S vn.tm
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