called men here. The 'burning sun had
brought oat the "grease" from every pore,
and, upon the meeting being declared ad.
journed hei,th is correspondent)drew
ea" for the purpose of presesving his beau
tiful countenence, when he felt a squeeze—
and such asqueezel he shall never be able to
rook at anything in a squeezeablo shape
again—well, when he came to, he found
himself lying en a stone pile, whither he
&ad been dragged-by the-crowd, breathless,
hatless, and almost lifeless. May he be pre-
served from another squeeze—by men. Ex
-case this digression, I felt too deeply inter
ested in the matter to let it pass without
notice, especially as I have several children
in your place anxious to know whether I am
A. K—"that's what's the matter."
Morgan, from news I have just received,
Is about to be "wiped out" thereby reliev
ing Kentucky from a dreaded enemy, and
Cincinnati from another excitement that
came very near "wiping out" a bud from
:Pennsylvania.
New Books, Periodicals, &c.
PARSON littow:wow's BOOK—A SKETCH Or THE RISK •
PROGRES., AND DECLINE Or SECESSION. Ey iV. G
-.Brownlow. Philadelphia: George. W. Childs.
Thiswonderful Book,just issued by G, W. Childs. of
Philadelphia, is meeting with immense success. Its
circulation will number hundreds of thousands, be.
fore it runs Its course. The publishers 0111101111 Ce their
orders in thirty days as 75,000 copies. And it is ti hoot:
that cannot be too widely circulated. Plain and un
pretending, it gives an unvarnished history of the de v.
Ilia; machinations and outrages of the Secessionists
of-East Tennessee, and carries conviction of its entire
truth in every line. The retail price is SL.•IS and the
book will be sent free by mail from the publisher, on
receipt of the price.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE AND Review:Thin July ROM •
her of this monthly completes the first volume. ft we II
merits success, and should have r large general circu
lation. The present number is II good one.
Goncy's LAnsr , s tlooe.—Godey. for August, contain
a. number of excellent tales, and is Illustrated is Ot e
usual profuse manner. In pattern., 1 . 1.111011, Go•
dey is without rival. The number altogether is a first
rate one.
WAR NEWS!
FROM TENNESSEE.
Rumored Capture of Murfresborough-7wo
Generals and a Michigan Regiment Cap
tured by the Rebels—Destruction of the
Railroad Depot—The Town Shelled.
NASEIVILLE, July 13.—The city is filled
with rumors about a fight at Murfresboro'
to-day. The most reliable reports confirm
the statements about a fight having occur
red, with .the following particulars:—About
three o'clock this morning a large force of
Rebel cavalry, under command of Colonel
Zorrest, composed principally of two Geor
gia and one other regiment of regular cav
alry, drove in our pickets and assaulted the
the town. The Ninth Michigan Regiment,
Colonel Parkhurst, was surrounded and
captured. General T. T. Crittenden, of In
diana, and General Duffield, who had re
cently arrived to take command of the
Twenty-third Brigade, were also made pris
oners, with Lieutenant Barry, Commissary,
and Lieutenant C. H. Irwin, Acting Assis
tant Quartermaster.
The Third Minneso'n, Colonel Leslie, and
Ilewitt's First Kentucky Battery made a
gallant resistance, and their bravery is be
yond praise. They saved the railroad track
and bridge, losing but few men. The Reb
els destroyed the railroad depot and other
property. including the telegraph.
The town was being shelled by Hewitt's
Battery at the last report, at 3 o'clock P.
N.. to-day.
Forrest is not expected to make an at
tempt upon Nashville, as ho will find work
enough for him to attend to before approach
ing the city. By reliable accounts he had
3,000 cavalry, but no artillery or infantry.
A consultation has just been held between
Governor Johnson, Colonel John F. Miller,
commanding the post; Colonel Lewis D.
Campbell, Provost Marshal; Captain 0. D.
Green, of Gen. Buell's Staff Captain McFee
lv, United States Commissary; Captain
Bingham. United States Quartermaster;
Captain Bredan, of General burnout's Staff,
and Colonel Gillam, of the Governor's Staff.
Confidence is maintained in the ability of
the Government to protect the city and re
store tranquality in the neighborhood.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.—Rumorshave reach
ed here that Morgan's Guerillas, 2,800
strong, in two squads, aro at Harrodsburg
and Danville, destroying property and steal
ing horses.
Considerable excitement exists in Louis
ville on account of the guerillas. Effective
measures have been taken to prevent incur•
sions.
Kamm - us, 3ulyl3.—Botween 3,000 and
4,000 Georgia and Texas guerillas, under
Colonel Forrest, attacked the Eleventh Mich
igan and Third Minnesota Regiments in
Murfresboro' early this morning. Desperate
fighting ensued. At 3 o'clock this afternoon
the Michigan troops had surrendered.
The Minnesota Regiment was strongly
entrenched, and cut up the enemy terribly
with liewitt's Kentucky Battery, repulsing
them with great slaughter in three charges.
Flags of truce were sent in by Forrest de
manding its surrender. Colonel Leslie re
plied that ho could hold his position for a
week.
The railroad track was torn up, but bas
been replaced.
An attack on Nashville is not improbable,
Colonel Leslie is reported as falling back
on Nashville.
Cannonading bas been distinctly beard
here. Colonel Boone has arrived with sev
eral companies.
Later
Murfresboro' has been taken by the Rebels
consisting principally of Texan Rangers
under Forrest. but was shelled by our bat
teries. The Ninth Michigan was captured,
but the Third Minnesota with their Battery
was still holding out at the last accounts.
Brigadier Generale Duffield and Critten
den, of Indiana, were captured.
There is great excitement in Nashville,
and an attack is expected. The troops here
will give the best fight possible, and if com
pelled to ,yield, will shell the city. A. bat-
tery is in position for that emergency.
The Latest from Nashville.
Minim ax, July 14.—1 t was the Ninth
instead of the Eleventh Michigan Regiment,
which surrendered at Murfreaboro'. The
Eleventh arrived at camp near the Louis
ville" Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon,
after an unsuccessful three days' chase after
Morgan.
NASI/VILLt t 3 P. M.—Members of Hewitt's
Battery who escaped from Murfreaboro' re
port that the battery of the Third Minnesota
Regiment had surrendered, and that Col.
Duffield was mortally wounded. Gen. T. A.
Crittenden, of Indiana, was taken prisoner.
An escaped prisoner reports that the First,
Second and Fourth Georgia Regiment, the
First Kentucky Regiment, the Texan Rangers
and 1,700 mounted men, under command of
Colonels Forrest and Warner, 0,000 in all,
advancing on Nashville.
The Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry, and
the Seventy-fourth Ohio arrived from Leba
non last night. Four regiments are coming
from Huntsville.
r 11l l.: subscriber proposes to give Lessons to such as
I_ may need instructions on the
Having been in constant practice for ove r ten years,
and taken lessons from several celeuruted teachers,
she is prepared to give prompt and accerate instruc
tions in nil the modem mode., of teaching Music.
Lessons will be given at the residence of pupils, or
at the Washington House, and the terms will be as
reasonable as others charge for similar itigtructions.
1111:itS MA.I"9IE L. 10L1Nli.
Colgrabia, July 19, leo
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Silver-Plated Ware.
SHREINER & SPERING,
UAW MG taken the old established stand of Johu
1.1 Felix:. Float street, Columbia, respectfully invite
the public to call and examine their largo assortment
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER and SILVER-PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY, COMBS, PISTOLS,
ACCORDEONS,,and FANCY ARTICLES,
!" , .uch no arc usually kept in a first-cla.s Jewelry ,`tore.
We will keep constantly on hand a large steel: of
1 0 1 iTC:site:13:L0151.
in Gold and Silver Cases—Appleton, Tracy & Co., P.
S Bartlett and Wm. Ellery movements—which we
will offer to the public at prince to .uit the times.
A continuanee of the former patronage is respect
fully solicited.
1,-"ItSPAISING Cy ALL RINDS ritommY ATTENDED TO.
Columbia, July IS, 1662.
Yours, &c
TRIEP
VALUABLE BBL ESTATE,
IN 711 E
BOROUGH OF COLUMBIA.
IN PURSUANCE; of nn order of the Orphan,' Court
of Lancaster County. the under.neated, Adminin r.r.
for of the Estate of George Wolf, deceased, mil sell at
public sale,
Oa Wednesday, August 13th, 1862,
At the Public I lotoe of Daniel llerr, in the Borough of
Columbia, the following Real Estate of Enid decedent,
viz: •
- -
A LOT OF GROUND,
Situated on Fro n street, in said Borough, haying a
(rant of 190 feet, more or less, on said street, and ex
tending 190 feet, more or less, to Commerce street, with
a front on Mc latter street of NI feet, more or less, ad
Joining property of Marlin Smith on the north-Nest,
and a publiz alley on the south-east; on which are
erected a
FIRST CLASS IRON FOUNDRY,
KIIOWII as the COI.UNIBIA FOUNDRY; a Core Oven,
Engine House, Work Shop. Vattern Shop, Blacksmith
;shop, 6te..., all in good CO.IIIIOII, now belllg worked
and .vpl to complete order.
This establishment has a most advantageous loca
tion, cutivement to the Pennsylvania Rath.° id and
Canal. (being directly opposite the canal Basill ) aad
with free access on three side, Penn the streets and
alleys of the tow. It has always done a good bast
tleSs, and is capßile or to rm ng out frolllnve to six tolls
of castings per pay. Tne present !pennon -has been
occupied by the --eidumbili Foundry" for twenty-five
years. Inc present building. however, has beets erect,:
cd within We last ten years, and is as good as tasty.
Sale to commence ut 7 o'clot.k. of and day, when
terms will be made known by
Cola, July ILO, 1062 std. B irllni RlirraNtLr.
GLASS, GLASS, GLASS !
JIJST received, from the manufactory, a large lot of
Ola‘s %%lure. at very low {'aces. Toe place to ge t
cheap 'rumblers to put your jellies in, it
STEACY & BOWERS,
Opposite Odd Fellow:0 Hall,
CoPa., July lb, 1601. Columbia, Pa.
MILOSIERV, ECOSIERY.
T ADIF.'S',GetiO, Mimics and Boys' llogiery, in great
JJ variety; notwitligtanding the great advance 10 the
price of goods, we will itt our usual low price.
STEADY & BOWERS.
Corner of Second and Locust Street..
Col'a, July 19, 'Cd. Columbia, Pa
._ . .lucac.l•Ex4.3lt+,..iiiialll
On Tueßlay evening, July 15th. 1802, by the Rev.
Mr. hladduz, Mr. Josern B. llosrwicx to Miss La.=
13stno. ail of Columbht, Pa.
r::;) 0 ,A. t -Ll-` ..-3 ..
On Thu rsday, ;al y 1701, at his residence, Front street,
Cutoutlda, Ya , ANUae.w BEITER, in the 6*.til year of h to
age•
The friends and nelutives of the deceased will please
attend the luneral Irvin his lute re•ideuro, without
further notice, on Sunday the 20th insiant, aid o'clock
l'.
risut rxsait
14 the barrel, hull barrel mid quarter
Lane!, of the best quolittes.
-triply to B. F. A PPOI,D,
Columbia, July 12, 1E62. Canal Basin.
Just Received
A ND for ftale, is large or s.knall quantities, SOO sack%
11G. A. Salt, lOU barks Aaham Salt.
11.1 , APPOI.D.
Columbia, July 0,10132. Canal th,..tit.
FOR SALE,
ExTRA Family Flour by barrel or larger quantity
4 %%rum.lied good or motley refunded.
H. F. A I'POLD,
enlambi:, Juno 5, LEG.. Canal Ibiein.
on to Richmond.
fIN invoice of French and Cliaiiiitta Lace Points,
and Montllas, Just iv:caved and will be ...old at
diaressiagly low paces. A call will Co °vim, an
C. FO:s:DEILSNII*111,
Columbia, July C, paw, Peoples' Cash More.
ANOTHER advance in the price of Cotton, C011.C.-
qIICIIIiY cotton guodr have an upward tendency:—
%Ve have Just returned from the city with another
supply of cheap dlu,lins, Cancoe=, lighant.t, de ,at
the old prices. An early call solicited.
11. C. FON DERLSMITII.
Celambin,Suly 5,1862. Adjoining the Bank.
Those Patent Glass Fruit Jars
AA WM attracting great attention, consequently are
selliug. Why! Simply because they are the
"LADIkW tid FCC iil , tll lit
FUNDERSNirffI'S
Co'utabia, July 5, Old Stand.
-------_
Cheap Slack Si Ws.
WE have now on hand a large stock of Black Silks,
IT all widths and qualities, which we are confident
we can offer at such prices as will induce purchasers
to buy. STEACY d: BOWERS,
Cola. June ke, Opposite Odd Fellows , hull.
NOW POIL BARGAINS.
U7l have just received another lot of all-wool De
n htillef and plaid Mosambique , which we offer ut
reduced prices. STIiACY & BOWERS.
Cola. June 2.9, Cor. 2d and Locust Sta.
Lawns, Lawns, Lawns.
LA DIES will and see our beautiful In cent Lawns,
last color., at STEAM' & BOWERS.
June, Oppo+ite Odd Fellow,' if
FOR RENT.
A BLACKSMITH SHOP, with full set of tools. Rent
a low, to a good workman. Enquire of
.1. W. COTTRELL,
Hardware Store, Locust Street,
June V, 196:1•Im COl=llllll, Pa.
LYON'S PUB 0810 CATAWBA BRANDI
and PURE WINKS. rrpecially for Aledieines
od Sacramental purpo.e., at the
' 7 411111,Y MI DiCrivEsToßE,
The Peerless Skirt for Ladies and Misses.
NT FM And 13enuidul. Light and Dumble; unother
Ast received—Remember Lnifiev—ret
IL C. FONDERSNI
Columbia. June 1.1.1962 Atipinine .h , dank.
FIERBAS, Letters Tastnnumtary oil the c•tnte of
Nichols,. Springer, Irate of the borough of Colum-
Ida. County of Lanca-ter,deceased.linve been gen turd
to the under-voted, all person- , indebted to said c•tntr
are ttOtifitot to make immediate payment, mid ilinar
Loving LOOM, are requested to present them. duly au
hentiented. for settlement. to JOHN LUNDY,
Columbia. June 14014172 Gt Executor.
NEW AND VALUABLE RECIPES!
IiVOEMZET Or AL TRIAL.
Have it papered thoroughly with the RALF perm
paper now soling at FONDERtddirrirs,
Adjoining the Bata:.
To MAKE AN OLO KAN LOOK NEW.
Buy him a suit of those new and cheap Cloths and
Casmmeres, and get throat made by a good tailor.—
YOU Can get the RIOIEDT at
it. C. FONDERSITITIPS
People's Cash Store.
TO AIAXIe A TOWN° ALAN LOOK OLD.
Buy bts Clothes at a Clothing Store.
TO NASD AM OLD LADY LOOK AMIABLE.
Buy her plata dress goods at
FONDERSMITIr3
TO 311A106 A TORSO LADY LOOK OAT!
BT sol moons select her dress goods from the new
and beautiful mock just C . recv
FOed at
N
H. DERSMITIPS.
TO SATS Xorncr TORRE HARD TIME!.
•
Lei everybody buy their goods for cosh. Bargains
to / 0 441ino.Calleoes,Comenudes and Domenic Goods
generally, eon now be Lad at
FCNDERSMITIVS
Colannbia, Jane 14,18 6 2. Old Stand.
ACHOICE Lot of New Style Spring Cateinteres and
Black Preach Cloths. will be opened this day; and
will be sold cheap for cash, at the or.o rratta.
H. C. FONDHEISMITH,
Cola. May 11 , 1,18e2. Adknning the Bank,
MUSIC TEA.CIIING !,
X*X.49.Z.TC> M•C3PI=VIIM.
PUBLIC SALE
"Cotton is Xing."
NOTICE
TO IMAMS AN OLD MOUSE LOOM NSW.
Attention Gentlemen!
To Destroy—Rats, Roaches &c.,
To Destroy—Mice, Moles, and Ants)
To Dratroy—Bed-Bugs,
To Destroy—Moths in Furs, Clotts,&e.
To Destroy—• Mosquitoes and Fleas,
To Destroy—lnsects on Plants and Fowls,
To Destroy—lnsects on Animals, &c.;
To Destroy—Every form and species of Ver
min.
l e ..1. = ..i.i
"Only Infallible Remedies known."
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
EVERY FORM & SPECIES OF
VERMIN.
These preparations (unlike all others) are:
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rats do not die on the premises."
"They come out of their holes to die."
"They are the only infallible remedies
known."
"12 years and more established in New
York City: ,
Used by—the City Post Office.
Used by —the City Prisons and Statian Houses
Used by—the City Steamers, Ships, &c
Used by—the City Hospitals, Alm-Houses, &e
Used by—the City Hotels—'Astor'—'St. Nich
olas; &c.
Used by—the Boarding Houses, &e., &c
Used by—more than 50,000 Private Families
(37 - See one or two Specimens of what is
Every wbere said by the People—Editors—
Dealers, &c.
HOUSEKEEPERS—troubIed with vemin
need bo so no longer, if they use ..Cosratt's"
Exterminators. We have used it to our satis
faction, and if a box cost $5 we would have
it. We had tried poisons, but they effected
nothing; but tiComat's" article knocks the
breath out of Rats, Mice, Roaches, and Bed-
Bugs, quicker than we can write of it. It is
in great demand all over the couutry.—Medi
no (0. Gazelle.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County by vermin, than
would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect
Killer. —Lancaster (Wis.) Herald.
HENRY R. COSTAR—We are selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have
been used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin
disappear rapidly.
Emma & Srot:rrga, Druggists, Windsor, Md.
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c., Ex
terminator.
"Costar's"
"Costar's" Bed 7 bugExterminator.
"Costar's"
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for
Insects, &c.
In 2.5 e. 50c. and 51,00 Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks. $3 and $5 sizes for Planta
tions, Ships, Boats, Hotels, &c.
CAUTION! !! To prevent the public
from being imposed upon by Spurious and
Highly Pernicious imitations, a new label has
been prepared, bearing a fee sirnite of the Pro
prietor's signature. Examine each box bottle,
or flask carefully before purchasing, and take
nothing hut "COSTARS."
112 - Sold Everywhere—by
All Wholesale Druggists in large cities.
SOME OP TIIR
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shieffelin Bros. & Co, Barrel, Risley &Kitcb-
B. A. Fahnestock, en,
jiull & Co, Bush, Gale& Robinson,
A. B. & D. Sands & Co, M. Ward, Close Sr. Co.
Wheeler & Hart, Meliusson & Robbins,
James S. Aspinwall, D. S. Barnes & Co.
Morgan & Allen, F. C. Wells & Co.
Hall, Ruche, Sr Co, Lazelle, Marsh &Gard-
Thomas & Fuller, ner,
F. D. Orvis, Ball, Dixon & Co.
Conrad Fox.
I=
Philadelphia, Pa.
T. W. Dyott & Co. Robert Shoemaker &
B. A. Fabnestock & Co. Co.
French!, Richards &Co.
AND OTILEDS
MXI3
Druggists Grocers, Slorekeipers and Retailers
generally in all Country Towns and Villages
OEM
'UNITED STATES.
.42%..M"
COLUMBIA, PA.
Cl2" - Sold by
DR. W. S. McCORKLE,
Family Medicine Store, Odd Fellows' Hall.
ALBERT GRAY & Co.,
Front Street, above Locust,
R. WILLIAMS,
!root Street, above Locust.
And by all Druggists, Storekeepers and Re.
toilers generally.
MT - Country Dealers can oreder as above.
Or address orders direct--(or if Prices,
Tarns, &c., is desired, 07 - Send for
11862] Circular, giving reduced Prices]
to
=EMU R. COSMAIL,
Principal Depot—No. 512 Broadway—(Op
posite the St. Nicholas Hotel ' ) New York.
May 10, 1882.
TELE coLuntinzs.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF COLUMBIA, LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
•
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Tins Company continues to insure Buildings, Mer
-1 chandsse, nod other property, ngaiust toss and
damage by fire, on the mutual plus, rather fur a eachi
premium or premium %ate.
The success of tts — lttnpany has fur exceeded the
most sanguine exp Anions of the Inrectots, nod it
will be noticed by • following statement that 114
affairs arc in a heaffily sod flourishing
Whole Amount Insured $772,707 34.
Balance at ettill Premiums titles-
',ended. Pen. 15t,1691, 859.3 13
Cash Premium+ received during the •
the lust yeur, lees agents' COM-
S3PIS
Interest received on money loaned
last year, 20 .3.1
-$4.219
Losses and Expenses paid the last
year, $2,704 PI
Balance of Caili Premiums unex
pended, Feb. let, 1962. 1,505 0
------$1.21 0 07
It will be seen from the above that the money paid
in advance for policies has been rufficient to pay all
losses and exnelli.es and heave a surplus filed Of over
.Fffuen ilandred Dollars. and that the Directors have
never levied ally ta.. upon he members of the COl2-
panty.
C. S. KA.UFFIVIAN, President.
GEonOt Youso, Jr.. Secretary.
STRICKLER, Treasurer.
C. S. KAUFFM A NI, M. M. STRICKLER.
ABRAHAM BRUNER, MICHAEL 11-MOORE,
JOHN FENDRICIII, GEO YOUNG. Jr..
11. G. AIINICII. NICHOLAS 111FDONALD,
SAMUEL F. ERERLEIN AMUS S. GREEN.
H. R. KNOTWELL,
Columbia, June. dl. IEOI
NOTICE.
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration on the estate
of lame Flukhinc, kite of the borough of Co
lumbia, in die county of Lancaster, deceased, have
been grunted to lie untlersigned.all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pr,-
mem, and those having claims nealuv the same will
orasent them duly authenticated for sal dement, to
HESTER FESEBINE,
Columbia, Tune 7, 1862-Gt Administratrix.
• .Another New Arrival.
TxTT•. arc opening this day a beautiful line of Ladies",
YV Gents' and Boys" wear, which we are °tiering
at prices to suit the times.
S'TF.ACI ; & now ens,
Cola. June 7.1862, Cot. 2,1 and Locust Sig.
Housekeeper's, a Words
JUST Received. a full mock of bleached end an
t) blenched Mu , .Jim, Ticking , . Cheeks. Ginglimns
and Prints, in n word, everything pertaining to do
mestic u.e. Call and examine for youraelve4. at
STEARN' & fIOWERS,
Cola. Sane 7, 1t7.61. Cor.dd mid Loam' Sti.
COMMISSION & FORWARDING.
41* Age* -71
P. P. APPOLII),
GENERAL Forwarding & Commission Piler
und 4011 lOrWarticd to all poitas
on the Pcntia ,North Branch and We , t Branch Canals
• '
also. to all points along the Penna. Railroad.
Dealer at four, Grain, Salt and Plaster. Also,
dealer in Coal, coa.i.ting, of: Baltimore Co., Wilke..
burro, Pottstown. Big bloantulii, Lane. Colliery. Pine
Grove. I.ykent, Valley, Short Mouniaiii, Treverion
and Broad 3 op.
All cottsigtinirmis Alitt/1 be promptly attentfrd to.—
For further particular', address
B. F. APPOLD,
Canal Basin, Columbia, l'a.
IrrCad carefully .elected and prepared for lamily
use, will be delivered to any part of ilie town in good
order—free from slam or dual. May 31, Itll2.
For Sale at a Bargain
MITI': choice of Two Fire and Eturgnir Proof Safe:l
I "Herring" or "Lanes" Patent; Also. a Family
Horse. and a firm•raie Carriage and Ilartiemt. Cull at
She MOM of
. .
11. C. FONDERSMITII,
Cola. May 17, 1F6:1. adjoining the Bank
OUR ]FLAG AGAIN OVER
THE OLD PORT.
11111F1SubF.eriber having di.po.erl of his :dock of Bry
I Good.. ikon et big Store. oproFile the Odd Fellow?
Bel Ito Stency a llowerz, begs leave to inform his
old ea-miners and the politic generally that lie is
ur,mity laying in n New stock orgood., ut the Ohl
Stand adjoining the Batik Nvliere he will Int pleased to
see them nod a. many New ones us will favor hina
with their patronage.
Believing that the '•Nimble Sixpence is better then
lie Slow Shilling" for the buyer )14 Well as the Feller
—be in determined to do an exclusive Cask Business,
sod irons lie will have it continuance of the liberal
patroupge heretofore received tit Its old stand.
11. C. FONDERSIBITIII,
Cola. May 17, 1562. adjoining the Bank.
DR. _MARKLEY'S
II EA LTH
HEALTH
H EA LTH
HEALTH
RESTORATIVE
RESTORATIVE
RESTORATIVE
RESTORATIVE
BALSAM
BALSAM
BALSAM.
BALSAM •
is the most ccrt.iu ante and eacctua I remedy offered
tc the public for
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT)
CONSTIPATION,
GENERAL. DEBILITY,
HEADACHE,
JAUNDICE,
MERCURIAL DISEASES,
CANCEROUS AFFECTIONS,
SCROFULA,
PILES,
KIDNEY AFFECTIONS,
ALL ERUPTIONS OF• THE SHIN,
and all dimmers originating, from an impure
condition of the Stomach, Liner and Blood.
Experience of over twenty year, %viah thi, and the
oilier remedies prepared by the proprietor. fully
lubli,ll the fa:t Unit they tire the moat reliable, and
vein give more gellerlli catiafuelioni than any other
remedy before the public. Being
rinsm.rar vmazzamLE
Joey can he talon by any person and under any cir-
CIIMSILIIICCI.
NO PERSON CAN TAKE TEEM
WJITIOCT lIVRIVINO
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twar for ‘tensilitti reading., and is altogether bad in it
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Its fresh leaves, its ete.ir type, its entertaining yn
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ber: eau be furnished at any time.
Vois. 1.. yf., 11l . and IV. for the Venr..755;, 7559,
1‘419. tied kW, of -lIAILPEIt'S tVEKKI.V.'s hand
somely bound in Cloth extra, Price, $.3 AU each, are
now ready
HARPER 8: BROTHERS,
Franiain Square, New York.
Dec. 14,1801.
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings.
Wn would say to the gent:cmen. we hove received
another ethiply of Cloth.. Careitneres 111111 Vest
ing*, tat low figure , . STSAC & BOWERS.
Oppritte Odd Fellows , 1.1111.
May 17, M 2. Columbia, Pa.
IRON AND STEEL I
_
THE Subscrobershave received it New and Large
Stock of all kitob. nod s Ow , of
• •
BAR IRON AND STEEL 1
They are eon-tautly supplied with mock in this branch
of Its business. and call fattish it to customers in large
or mull quantities, at the lowest rates
.1. MINI l' & SON.
Locust street below Second, Columbia, Pa
A {fri I tlB,
TO TIIE LADIES'.
TM'' , would cull your .pecial attention to it new and
V beautiful line of Dress Goods we have just re
ceived, at reduced prices.
STEACV & 1301VEI1S,
Corner :Second and L.oeu-t
Columbia 11Tay 17• • IcO2 Coluanbin. Pa.
POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES.
A LARGE lot of Fine nod Common Pocket Book.
ZA, nud Purael, at from 15 cent. to two dollars each
1k klquarters and News Depot.
Columbia. April 14. 1 ,diO.
A . EEIV more of those beautiful Prints
left, whack, will 1m sold chenp, nt
SAYLOR & ftIeDONALD'S
opiil 14. Colombia, Pa
RUGS 17749.N1'.ED.
TII E en , h price paid for mixed, or white mid
1 colored Rugs by
JNO D. NA RNER,
Paper and Bag Warehowte.
N. Pt. Corner Fifth & Commerce streets, Pltila
Po!a. May 10, 100..!
OILS. FIRST ILRILIVAL: -
A VING just received our first
NEW S PRIM: STOCK, we would announce to
the citizen. of Columbia and vicinity, that it is
NOW READY FOR INSPECTION,
to all whn may favor us with n call, feeling confident
we can offer goods at inch prices as will educe all to
purchase.
U'CALL AND SEE THENT..„Ea
Fn.:ACV & ROWERS,
Corner Second and Locu•t Street.;
Coln. :tiny 3,'52. Oppoette Odd Fellows' !lull.
Potatoes! Apples!! Oranges!!!
ALA RCP: quantity of Potatoes of the best varieties
for sate at
NO. 2, ARCADE,
Walnut .treet, suljoining OrNevus. hon=e. Also,
APPLES, APPLES, APPLES,
Dy the barrel,bustiel or in smaller quantities.
.1? RESII ORANGES
in any quantity nt the lowmit rate,
S. ti. LOCKAIID,
Columbia, April :26, 1542. JOHN LONG.
Tom Thumb About Again!
A T r's Tin noel flosi.e.flirrii<hinir Siam
etmt oppo4ite the Mink. The •'Tom Thumb , '
lump. are Use very beet Coal Oil Lamps made. Cull
and exantine them.
1U""1:e.‘l Coal Oil at 25 cis., per gallon. nt
Columbia. slay it-tit. PFA I I LER'S.
PAPER YOUR. aOI7SES NOW!
The lam chatter, for bargain..
2500 Pieces Wail Paper,
OF our l,e.t sty le. and quality , yet on build, which
we are clo.wg out utso percent. lower than Phila.
delpbh ‘Vholesale Prices. Call soon us we are sell•
lag us rapid: 3 %
IL C. FONDETtSMITII,
Atljotamg the Yank.
Columbia, March 29, MM.
IN TIME OF WAR PREPARE FOR PEACE!:
J 1.1 r RRIVED,
NEW SPRINGAND SUMMER GOODS.
THE Subscriber has just returned
A. from Plailantelphia and Nes• York, will, a larg e
and well selected stock of goods consitting in part us
foliows:
DB. SS GOtADS:
Mack and Fancy Col wed Silks, French Plaid Silks,
IVarpeal Plaid Foulard, Berege Anglica, Mottled and
PIM i Levellus, Mozambique., nod Jacquard Mohair*.
Challits.Mou—Delumes i Lawns.Ciiighauts, Alpacas
nod Paints, an !iii varieties.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND V ESTINGS,
Super. Black French Cloths,
Brown and Blue Cloths,
Black Urcie4.kiii eaw.imerem,
a large Oat iety nf Fancy Cniwinieres of all grades and
prices. Black Crandon*, Satin and Marseilles Vest
-111o•Y.
lIOUSEREEPING GOODS.
Blrnrh.•d and unbleached union, of all nualiiiei,
from r: in Id eefil.‘, White C.:0046v all TICk.
Flannels, Llama Table Cloths, Towel
logs, &c.
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
Illuck_anal Fancy Colored Stella Shawls, Black Silk
Dusters and hliantillas.
Hosiery. Trinuniags and Noliclnof all grades, qual
ities and price.. Hoop Skirls of all sizes, Utilmoral
Skirts. Umbrellas, Parasols.
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
Black and Fancy Cloth Coals.
Mack and Fancy Cu .•imete Coats.
Black and Falvey Cageltnete
Black & Fancy Silk, Sati.i, Cloth & Cac-imere Vent,.
The above goods have been bought nt greatly re
duced prier, Mr CASH, and will be sold at small all
*Fame tor the same, at the -lore fir
P. S. 111,-TAOISIO & CO.
bartu-t Street. two dance below Columbia flank.
Columbia, March 211, lore!.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
A Large TWO•STORY BRICK !MEL- ti
LIM: lit fronting on Locust streetptiltWiL
above Fourth. formerly occupied by Wu. COWDUN.
with n fine thick Stable mud Carpenter Shop.
Possession given first day of April. le.ol. Apply to
Cola. March a, leGdstf WAI. Aileen EAN
1862.] Second Spring Arrival. [1862.
uMING this day a Splendid Assortment of
;stew -mug Goods, bought very ;ow for cash, ono
will be cold at a very 'mall udvance on cost.
NEW STYLE/ DRESS GOODS:
Spring styles Chunks and DrlaillCN
limeade Melded,
Piireed Organdie.,
Printed French Lawns,
silk mad Wool Ira!relies,
Moranbattles,
Mohat rot.
Shepherd Paid, Black and White Pail de Cheetes,
All-Wool DeNines,
Dcat Brands of Glossy Dina Silks.
New Style Fancy Dress Silk., he • dm.
Merrimac and oilier hest make of mitts, 12,± rents:
DresitGinghams—lß} ctn.; Muslims, al The old prices.
CLOTHS, CASStMERES AND VESTINGS.
A full line of Cloths, Casaimereti and Vesting,.
A full line of desirable goods for BOYS , WEAR.
CARPETING'S AND PLOD tf. OILCLOTHS: Second
Supply this Spring. HA LDEM AN'S
Golumltta, April 5, '3d. Cheap Cu-la Sore.
FOR 31.1=1".
91RD Brick Dwelling house, Two Stories
and Anic, situated in Union street shove Second,
oppocite the Catholic Chorea. The bald:Am has a
heck-yard. With Water iutroduccd. Lucky occupied
by William Parker,
For term. *poly to 11. D. &SEIM
columbio. March S, ISC2of
1862. Fifth Supply of New Spring Goods. 1862.
OPELMNS WEIS DAM
OUR FIFTH Supply of New Spring Goods at greatly
reduced prices. Our (Heads and customers are It..
spectrally invited to call and examine oar new, va
ried aad cheap stock of goods
HALDEMAN'S
Cola. May 1.1,191 r.... Cheap Cult Store.
PRIVATE SALE.
TIIE SUBSCRIBER Offers at private sale,
the following
. valuable town property, via: A
Lot of Ground, curt-icing of about six mews, situated
alt the north side of Mill siren, in the borough of
Lailetialef county Pa- :adjoining ploperty
of the esbtteof James Collins, dee'd. on the va eq. and
dm Columbia Rolling Mill properly MI the ca-t. on
lo erected a good TWO :t4 fon Y
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,A.
rotenioinz two roam • and a Lilt ben en the fir-I door,
tour Ponies on the sei•olitli.lory., nod two good cellars.
Thine to a panto milli well of good wane in the yard.
mid on ORCHARD cOlibiliiing eXeclleni variety el
YOUNG FRUIT TREEs• ot.ttcheil to the pre.ol - e 4 .
Tim Refuting and Columbia Ruillood pa- , CS on the
opnosile side of the street from th, props/ ty.
11_,?I'or terms apply to
Coin. April :t6, tc62-tf. JOSEPII ULMER.
NOTICII.
. -
r de.irc to settle up the old book accounto, of boil
I Sinn.- and reque4l all per-olle ktirmluig them
-Ore* indebted to please cull and , cut h, tbo fame.
11. C rONDER:SSII . I . Ir.
Colt - mbin, May 17, 18C2.
TUST RECEIITD, a very desirable
U WO( Gmy Goods and Shoplxertr. Plaid, for Ludic**
SJ ACY & BOW E RS,
Opp. Odd MR
tiuots, at
Co!”. "Jay 17,1E61"
IRON C4gtliVG-S1
TEE SUBSCRIBER DATING ACCEPTED TILE
1 Agency for the rule of
ORNAMENTAL CASTINGS
SUCH AS
IRON RAILING, FENCING, VERANDAS
Cellar Gratings. Tree Boxes, Hitching Posts,
SETTEES, TABLES, CHAT/TS, HAT RACES
FLOWER STANDS, Sm., &c..
off,. to the public a Selee:ioll from the stock or the
best establishments in the United States De -4 4 .-
eon be examined. and prices us.ccitaiiird on applica
tion to the tmilerstgued.
He is also prepared to supply
Will Gearing di. Furnace Castings,
HAVING A LA RGE CATA LOGUE OF MILL
GEARING PATTERNS,
of all sixes, and of every kind; all of which will be
contracted for at the 10tVe.t rate- and eutiranwed.
Apply to eAIIUI I THUSCOTE,
Cherry Street,
tro'ombiu March,1.1962. Coitaltin. Pa.
_ _
Dissolution of Partnership.
mui Parcieridtip heretofore CX156117, between J. G.
I 'luau, mid Gam. Merenum.. trading in Conl under the
firm of HESS & MITCHELL. has Hsir day been d/S
-,olveil by mutual CWIRCIII. All perpoir , indelneal to
•niat firm, or having aalma opaiic.t the tunic, will pre
emit them to J. G. !JESS for eeitlement.
J. G. HESS.
GEL) ren
ef.T.TIMPIA. Pe.. April ri•i c ril. April 10.1 H.
PRIVATE SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
WILL be *old at private <a ie. nil that tram or piece
11 of Fran nil Fit unied in West Ifeenpfiela township,
Lailestsicr Co'y. half a mile from Cotumbia, known a.
“COWDEN'S BRICK. YARD,”
containing D acres nod upwnrds, 011 which is erected
A ONE-AND-AsIIALF STORY'
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Prime Bum and Brick Ki!n. There is, also. a Young
Orchard 00 the premises. The Moil is is a high state
ai cultivation mid under good feoce.
The property will be sold low nod on model ate
payments; Hulse 1.V1%111 0x 10 exanmie Ilie 1 1 1 . 011 1 111 y
will please cull on WILLIAM AIeeIIESNEY, re
siding in Columbia. m Ito wall give them all necessary
ititartantsatt.
siren theist day of April lIPEL 1.0 f!
I'eb'y 15, L•6•!--tf WILLIAM COW DEN
HOOPED SHIRTS.
A Nllny and style llonperl Shirts, jam
- 1 received; Also, u ruu Id.orinartit of oilier
very cheap. AIALTIIV & CASE,
Columbia. Apr:l 24, Locu,t tilreet.
FOR SALM,
_ b r figark. C A. Su 100 Sauki AsMon Ap
-IVA! ply m A Pl'uLli'S
Wareboute, Culial
Columbia, Dec. 29, 1861.
BUSINESS STANDS FOR RENT.
No. 1, MECHANICS' ROW, now occupied by
R. iilXOll, possession given April 1., 1562.
No. 4, MECHANICS' Row, possession given
immediately. Iliquire of
Janey IS, lee• 1. PCTER tIAUDVATAN.
COACHMLEINCE
SAMUEL CARTER,
MANUFACTURER or
COACHES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C.,
Second Street, nearly opposite the Lutheran
Church, Columbia, Pa.
SILVER MEDAL-Ist PREMIUM-1859
BRONZE MEDAL-Ist PREMIUM-1859
Awarded by the Lancastrr County Agricultu
sal and Mechanical Society.
rplIS subscriber call attention to the fact
that the First Premium, a Silver Medal, was
awarded hint by the Lancaster County Agricultural
und Mechanical Soeiety for the hest Shifting Top 'Jug
gy exhibited at the Fair (tithe Society 111 Ociober,lS.s9,
also, a Bronze Medal--First Premium —for Stu best
At his Coach and Carriage Making Establish
ment, lie continue to mulmfacturo Couches, Car.
riug,cs, Buggies, Sullies , turd till other vehicles in
ht- line.. 11 is reputation es a workman is fairly es.
tablAted, us lie Can coufitleittly clam for his
work the merits or beauty of form. elegUltee of nitima,
streagth of structure. One of the distinguishing
females al his work Is ttr durability ; all vehicles. ol
111.4 build aro cotettrueled of the Lest seasoned tome
rMl, tool put together firmly timid substauttally. lle
gives panic altar totenaon to the
REPAIRING OF VEHICLES,
and warrants all 1118 Work in ibis lino to give Antis
ruction.
In addition to his prnciicnl experience in the hu-
Pilleßrt he hits the ussistsittee of the best workmen
—none other being employed.
The respectfully invited to cull nod ex
amine thestock. 011 hued.
r!MallEMigEMill
SWEET CIDER.
T 111.11r11 jtv.t reeelved a cheap ankle of Cider—salt
I able far 111mee neg. kc.
RAISINS, CITRON, PRUNI.:S, CURRANTS,
Ate., to be hart ellen'', at
C:01:1. Nov. 30, Itt;I. It. r. miusEirs.
CRANBERRIES!
NEW Crop CC:llll..le= T 1 hand, nut! cheap, nt
it. SL:I DAM'S Grocery :more,
rnlso Nnv 23.1-'4l. Car. F'mat nit , l UlllOll SI
APPLES! APPLES!!
ASUPPLY of Piiine Applem Jun received al the
Cur Front nod Unton aticet.s.
Coln N0v.23. 1:431. 11. SUYDAM.
i'PLI) CRE.I3I OF GLYCERIN .--For ills tort
uud prcvr'•tinn fn 111/111N•di IMMO, An. I'or anlr
it Iho JLIDEN MORTAR DI:11(i STORE.
Dee :1 IS.ra I'l ant .1 re,. Coltimbis
NOTICE.
TE Subscribers to the Stock of the Read
thg sad Columbia Railroad Company are liarebv
notified that iii itilinents of five dollars each on each
shave milociilieil ore required 10 be paid to Samuel
Slmeh.Treueurer, Columbia. Pa. as follows:-
Ist lu-I.ilstient, November Is. 1521.
...
~
.20,1 lleecmber 19, 1.474,
Aril 4. January 211, 11412.
ibli ie l'elimary 'JO, 1 , 412.
5111 .' March 23, 1.62
fill. April :13, 1-412.
7118- May 24, 1 , 112
eI. .. June 21, 1.412
fad. July 21, I-f?.
lel It .. Ati2a•t2s, 1,62.
1:y miler of the Mord of Diremore.
W ft. CASR.
Cola Nov 2.'41. Meet it F. C It 11. CO.
NOTICE.
rpm; ondrr.icned .vntslol give aoliee lliat lie intrude
herealter to Co a nab busitie,e, end will nil goods
at reduced priers. noilrovil men sad Where who re
3eive their pay inoutlily, win be allowed fretilli of
U days It. I'.ISKUNER.
Oct 12, ISC/t.
MVMM% - Ori
11117 ST rstreivest by the subscriber, nt tltctr store in
(P Locust street below second,
100 Bags Ground Alum Salt,
Mel will be .old at the lowest market priers.
enht. July 6.'61. 3. RUM MR kt 4014
DR. HOFFER,
nENTIST.—OFFICE, Front Street 4th door
from Locust. over troy for & fleDonakre Rook more
Colmar - a, Pa- o:l.llMnutee, tame a. Jolle)',.
oaraph Gallery. [ \uga.t
11. M7rTsfitern; ----
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, ,AT LAW.
Columbia-Pa.
Collection, tromptly made ,i n Lanes te land York
%unites.
Colamida,May 4,1B&O"
EDWARD REILLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, RAS REMOVED MS OF
110E to No. 11. North Doke :erect, nrooete the
Coon Doope, Lenee.ter. (Atte. 24. 'Bl-1 Y.
rfI"'`MIMRIMIIftMTI
•170IiICIFI is a superior article. permanently black,
VT and not corroding the pen, eon be bad in any
namely. at the Family bilirelknne Store, and blacker
/et t• that English Boot Poli•h.
Columbia, June 9,1•3:41
be:II‘lovp:10F•,,1
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OP
PHILADELPHIA.
NOS. 935 AND 437 CHESTNUT STREETS.
CAPITAL 6400 3 000.
Peipetuiti Premiums, 5924,345 IL
Le-ii rive Per %:.eut. ~.,-16,217 ;xi
Ul
'nexpired Temporary Prerat
-111116, 8903,633 95
Le-s for tine portion of tune ex
pired on pollute, over one year, $2O OSS SS
---5t93,549 40
t , 5t.1.3.4 50
Surplus
52,320,003 75
STATEMENT °Rite Assets of the Company on
J town l y 1,1M52.
Publtstiett in conformity \villa 11 eorovisio n of the
Fixtliseetiono Ith e Act of a,remltl v.olA purl' 113 OVZ.
AIf_MTGAG
On property valued nt over SI 500.000
Leine first is ortgage s op real estate. in
the Cit 51111 Coo III) of Philadelphia .ex.
rcpt $.655:20 92 in the neighboring, coun
ties, $lO6l ,570 74
R EAL ESTATE.
Purchases at Sheriffs' sales, under'
mortgage claims, viz:
Eigllllloll.ed and 101,70 by 130 feet, on
the South-west co; nero f Chestiut and
Seventeenth streets,
A house and 101,27 by 71 reel. on North
side of Sprueestreet, West of Elev.
°nib street,
Two housesundlots.ench IS by 75feet,
on South side o Spruce street, near
Sixteenth -treet,
Five houses and lots.each 17# by 00
feet, Nos. 521, 523, 525, 527 and S:M
Dilwyn Ft.,
Place houses and 10t,49 by 54 feet.on
East sidoof Seventeenth street,south
of Palest,
Rotel andlot,soliy9l feet,onthe South
east come rot - Chesnut and Ileach sts.,
Five housesand 101,4:2 by MI feet.on the
North side of George street, West of
Ashton Street.
lieVell 11059[15 andlot.2o by 117 leet,on
the East Fide of Beach street, south
of Street,
house and lot.le by SO reel. No. Sl7
l'ltzwater street. En . +lofNlilth 01reel,
A ground rent of 1930. issuing out ors lot
1.31 by 40 feet, Ott North side of Otter
street, 40 feet West of Leopard street,
7 lots of ground in Buckley twee.
and (loci:et/Ole avenue. Bristol.
A house and lot, 1.0 by 100 feet, on the
south side of Sides Street, cast of
:Sixteenth street.
A house and lot, 14 by 30 feet on the
east side of Frontal., north of Cherry
Street, Ressingtou.
A house and Lot, N. side Liberty street,
Pittsburg:.
A lot of ground S. side of Penn street,
Pitt•hurg. •
Two houses and lots N. Fide of Filbert
stn. el, we-t of Eighth street.
Pyre boit-es tont lot, N. side Daup . lin
street, cast of Coral strser.
LOANS.
TemporaryLonns .on Stoehr no Collat.
n tut Security, (valued at $137,01X) 30) 6.8:',615,1.7.
STOCKS.
910.0 00 Alms House Loan ,5 per cent .
(tut. oft.)
200 Shares. Bank 01 - Kentucky.
17 u Northern Bank oiKentucky,
105 " Union Bunk ot Tennessee.
id " I nsurance Company of the
State of Pennsylvania,
200 " Southwark duilroad Co.
37" Commercial solid Railroad
Bank ,Vicksburg,
100 05 Pennsylvania RallroadCo.,
01 " Franklin Fire fusuroneeCo.,
" Alereantale Library Co.,
24" Union Cillltl I Company,
" Continental flotelComp'y,
50.00000 do. do. Bonds.
910110 U North Penna. State 0 per cent
lone of May, 1561.
41 1000 ft North Pemitn Railroad Bonds,
52,000 Burlington Cny Water Loan,
*7OO Philadelphia City Loan,
5705,50 " City Warrants,
Notes and Bills receivable,
Cash on hand,
Cash lull:ands °agents,
REAL ESTATE.
6125,636 16
163,99 E
Market value,
Coo , , as above,
Advance in valve
STOCKS
attirkei value.
ae abOVC,
M2=EEI
Total, 6,310,005 75
LOSSES 1W FIRE.
Lostte , ottittdutingthe yea' 1.501,
BY order of the Board.
CHARLES N. BANCKER .President
Attest: JAIIES W. IticALLlttran,See , y Pro Tem.
DIRECTORS.
Univ. N. Einneker, Tobin., Wagner, Samuel Gram,
Jacob U. Smith, Geo. W. Riebarde, David $. Drown,
14ane Len, Potwar,' C. Dale., Geo. Pales, Alfred Fitter.
CIIA.S. N. DANCKER, President '
EDW , D. C. DALE, Vice President.
JAS. W. neAl.l.letTEß, pro tem.
N. Mc DONALD, Agent, Columbia.
March 5, 1981.
1 sea.] P AIN G. [1 8 62.
POW OPIVAING A UUCP STOP% OP
GOOD CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS,
at very low prices. to suit the times, all or this Springs
lieWe.l yte-:
Ltru •.a IS,
Superior Three Ply.
Superior Ingrain.
Venetian.
• Ilemp.
List.
Rag, &e..
FLOOR MATTINGS-4- I TO 6-4 WIDE;
FLOOR OIL morn' S 4-4 TO 4 YDS. WIDE,
Stair Oil Cloths, Stnir CruAheA, Furniture Oil Cloths,
DRUG I- PS FROM 4-ITO 4 YARDS \VIDE•';
ELEGANT RUGS AND DOOR MATS;
Cocos and Al!icon Door Alois;
WINDOW SHADES OF NEW DESIGNS;
Looking Glasses, Gilt and Mahogany Frames;
CHINA, CLASS AND QUEENS WARE,
f ull stock. Including latest styles of White Crattite
Canter nod Tea Seta.
XIOUSSLICEILTING GOODS:
Illeacloul nod Crown 10-4 and 11-4 Sheelinge,
11:cached 5-4 and t 4-4 Pillow ease Mualto,
l'atra Bed Ticking.
'l•nwrluoga nod Cra.he.,
Woolen Table CoverA,
Ihrrentt Cover..
Alormettles Quilts,
Woolen Cnv.•rlete.&c., dc,
CARPET MUM:
4Vool-n. Linen and Cotton—all Colo e
EXTRA QUALITY LIVE GEESE FEATBELS.
lIALDF:IIANS'
Columbia, March 15,17.4:1. Cheap Cash Store
Valuable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.
TruC subscriber otters at private wale the following
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
stiost ell in the horourth of Columhost
_ .
No. 1. The well.knowu Columbia Mill mop.
rot Y. 011 tho property i, erected, at the corner of
I - toot and Lauren. street.. the
••COLUMI3IA FLOUR MILL."
The building in of brick, in good condition, comma
diouc, with two run of burr,. It is driven by both
water and •team. a new 30 home engine having been
added to the mill within the pact two your.. The
water power is RUllitiellt to drive the mill doting it.
greater part or the year. There tort new brick tiab , a
►cry COll% enientots the premtartc. The propeny
liiir •“111, right. on tlzhawnce nun, with obo.•
Mar nett.- of 10,14t0W
No. 2. A Lot of Ground, aituate at the K.
E. Corurr nf Front and Lauren. ofreet., haying a
front of •0 0 et, wpm or te...on toe frmaer wrens, sod
elroddor,l..ick IYI (. el, 1r the l'enn•tlennth Railroad
no whirl, erected a rommodina" thro•story
BRICK DWELLING DOUSE.
The g•ts Is earned through the boo...and waterlowiro
duced in the Lac kltaga and bath haute. A large
ganten nod on orchard of choler fruit tier, in the lot
No. A Lot of Groom: situate at the N.
W. corner ... of Second and Laurens streets, Its•ittg it
front of .74 1:.1 on the latter street 14 ad egiend4og t“
I:3,..fect nt• an alley, o loch it bar lace of IV Met
OA Which is erected a tyro-story Stone aid
dw..ted into two nwelhogc There Is wat..r
oil the gtoont.e.o. A large gardzit u•tvehed.
For inforrnal:on appal to
CHAS. 3 rusT.v.
filadera. Clearfield Coy, Fa.
or to ll M. NORTH, C.lolunilds, Pa
Coltartlea. May 25, 1961.41
We Rave Just Received
R. CUTTER'S improved Chr3l bpaading
Sti.pender nod Shoulder Brace. for Gentlemen.
and Patent Skirt Supporter and !trace for Luidtten.
jitnt the article that m wanted at thin time. Come
and rtce them at Family Medicine Slope. Odd renew.•
(April 9.1Ral
CR_
A 11.131, or, Bond's Boston Crackers, for
Dy.perawn, and Arrow Hoot Crarkorsoltor:th
valid. and eloldien—new articles in Columbia, at
the Family Medicine Store,
Annll6. la2l.
SPALDINIPS PItEPARtII CLOG--The want of
suet. assriirle is felt to every and row
it can t .applied; for turnding furniture, ehton•
wore ornumentul work, tort, rte., there is nothing
atipenor. have (011144 it rueful in repairing ninny
whieb hove Innen nooks. for months. Yu
lito-ibisi it alike
ta.ounAr FMILYMFMICINEsTont.
Just Received and For Sale.
600 SACKS Ground Mara Salt, in large
al gamut' He., at
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Canal 133A1
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:103,99t 33
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6,545 17
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