f from Clarendon, and about ninety miles be llow Memphis. Accordingly the advanced , guard, comprising two thousand caralry under General Washburn, were pushed for ward to open the way and obtain supplies from the nearest source. I left with the ad . fance Friday morning at 4 o'clock and mak ing a forced march, day and night, we arri• ved here this morning at nine o'clock. The entire army will reach here in a couple of , days. Since our arrival we learn that con -eiderable concern for the safety of the army has been felt by our ,friends. This uncer tainty was doubtless owing to the fact that, order to effect a change of the base of operations from the Pacific Railroad to the ; hlississippi, it became necessary to call in all our forces on our two lines of zonamuni .eation with Rolla and Ironton., thus giving ,an opportunity to Maride's ancheolman's .nren to hover on our rear, oucupy the places abandoned by UP, and capture our messen ..gers bearing despatches and letters to and ;fro. We were thus completely excluded _from all intelligence with St. Louis, and .could send none home. One of our messen gers was hung, and several captured by the enemy, and the letters and despatches taken. mGen. lac Call on the Recent Battles - From a letter written by Lieutenant .4.Beatty to the editor of the West Chester Re publican we make the following extracts. ;The letter is dated Carlisle, July 12th: 1 have been so ill and prostrate since my -return home as to be unable to write, or I mould sooner have made you, whom I know to be a warm friend of the General, acquain ted with some particulars which may be of -interest to his family. At an early stage of .the battle, Gen. McCall's Staff became, from -assignments to duty elsewhere and various causes, entirely separated from him, with exception of myself, I alone of the acting aids remaining with him. This imposed .upon me very arduous duty. About G o'clock P. M. I received a rifle ball through the thigh of my right leg.— The General urged me to go to the rear and find a surgeon at once. Hut as I felt no bone was broken, I determined not to leave him while I had the strength to remain on my horse. The battle continued to rage; the "Reserves," worn down by the labor of two previous battles, long marches and loss ,of sleep, and feeling that fresh Rebel troops were constantly pouring on the field, began .to yield the unequal contest. But the Gen eral redoubled his efforts to keep their ranks firm. Again and again they rallied. lam sure he felt proud of their good conduct— the noble "Reserves"—whom - he bad organ ized and given a year's training and disci pline, and who in these last five days were realizing his highest expectations. All at once ho turned round to ma and said he was struck, and the dull sound of the ball, striking, as I thought, the upper part of his breast bone, had not escaped my ear. 1 immediately and earnestly urged his going to the rear to a surgeon, and the horses heads were turned in that direction. We had not proceeded far, however, before he had succeeded in getting his shirt opened at the neck, ane remarked to me that ho could feel no blood or any evidence of a wound. I also examined and saw no blood or any sign of the skin being penetrated.— Expressibg the opinion that he had only been struck with a spent ball, which had done him no injury, he immediately turned his horse and declared his intention of le turning to the battle field, but enjoined on me to seek a surgeon and have my wound dressed without delay. The tc.ree mounted orderlies who had been with us I admonished to remain faithfully by the General, and their fidelity is proven by the fact that their fate is also involved iu the same uncertainty. As near as I can re• member it wee nearly or quite sunset when we parted, and the indications were that the battle was drawing near to a close, although there was still heavy firing. General McCall had gone but a short dis• lance on his return to the field when an officer, who had been pointed out to me at the previous battles as an Aid to General McClellan came riding rapidly forward, announcing that reinfercements were coming up to the assistance of the Reserves. The information I knew would be most gratify ing, and I therefore stopped the aid arid, pointing to General McCall, begged that he would inform the General of the reinforce ments. Ile immediately rode forward and they entered into conversation, a few mo ments after which I saw them riding rapidly together to the battle-field. This was my last sight of our bravo General. Letter from GeneraliduCall—Safety of Maj. Biddle On Tuesday morning Mr. Thos. A Biddle, of Philadelphia, received the following, letter from General McCall: "Itzmutown, Vtanist.t, "Tonacco HousE Patsmsr, July 0, 1862. "Mg Dear Thomas—l enclose you here with a note from your brother llnrry, the only reply I have had to two notes written to him. "On my arrival in the city I was politely offered quarters at the Spottswood note!, whore I remained three days. While there on the 31 instant, a Tennesseean called with a message from Harry, who I learned then. for the first time, was a prisoner. It had been reported to mean the field, on the 30th ult, that he was wounded while returning from the loft, whither ho had carried an order from myself, but I thought he had been carried off by our own men. "I at once wrote to General Winder, re questing permission to send a carriage for him;. in reply to which I received the en closed, notifying me of his arrival at Chim borazo Hospital No. 3. lat once requested permission to 'visit him; but this was not deemed consistent with the established reg plations. "I trust ho will soon be well enough to travel, and perhaps visit his family on parole. Do be pleased to express to Mrs. Biddle my sincere and deep sympathy, but at the same time, my sincere hnd deep conviction that it will not be long before her husband jogs witlapll his honors. y diCision had a desperate ogLt, that day. I was under Ore all day. encouraging my men and /urging them on against supe rior numbers. lam under great concern for the other members of my Staff. Scheetz and Lewis both left me to deliver orders, And did not return. Late in the day Beatty iwas shot in the leg, and left me with but two orderlies. . The Reserves fought nobly, but they aro krrjbly cut up. Simmons, commanding First Brigade, killed; Mead, commanding Second Brigade, wounded, and a largo num ber of officers with them. "After dark, the battle stal raging on the ?VA; I bropght forward some five hundred men, rallied llPieytenent Colonel Thomp ion, and riding in e.dvq.nee, in the obscurity of the evening, it rode right into the Forty seventh Virginia, drawn up under some trees, and so ended the chapter. "Grov.ce A. McCAt.r." Oo 002:W1nel ,at the York Milts. near York, Pa., py the Rev..l. 11. Meurer, Hexer Baakzrr, Fig., to Miss firrarsa A. 1131EDIJIT, all of Coloothia, Pa. PORTABLE RIDER ELLS AND WINE PRESSES • • tor ealp by • • • .a. M. RAMIRO, Cols., Jair Teuecott'r Building, opposite the Bank. 1.e02. VITRA Family Doer. Warranted a first. Xjl Rate allie s :a. Aloe, Feed, ItSitlyßeef and Hums, for sale by A. N. RAMBO, Truseen's nuildios . opposes the Bank. cola., July r.6,1e1572. NEW JEWELRY STORE, Front Street, above Walnut, COLUMBIA, LANCASTER COUNTY, PA. TuilL subscriber, having returned to Columbia, after an absence of raven years, again oder* his serv ices in his line of bu-inest. Ile has opened in the store formerly occupied by Mrs John Martin, in Front street above Walnut, a complete assortment of new and nand•ome il" = "1747 M Li FL 'Sr, IN VARIOUS STYLIE., CLOCKS, WATCHES, FANCY ARTICLES, acv., &c., to which he invites the attention of the pub lic. his prices wit be as low as any, and lie can warrant his stock us good in every respect. lie refers with confidence to his past buquess career in this place, and asks a return of the liberal custom formerly extended to him. Repairing in all its various branches promptly and cureiutly executed. _ CHARLES ZEITLER Cola., July 28, 1862 BARGAINS XN CLOTELING, AT RICE'S CHEAP CLOTHING STORE, No. I Wolf 's Row, Front St., (near Columba Bridge .) COLUMBIA, PA . 1F you want to buy CHEAP CLOTHING, and Good. go to Rice's. Ile has a large Stock of every thing in his lute of busuisss, which he sells at the very lowest rate.. A Stork of BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GENTLENIFN'S FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, &c., &C., Cun always be found at Rice's. HENRY RICE, Salesman. Columbia, July :26,1562 -Ctn. DXVXDZND. rnIIF: Managers of the, Columbia. Gas Company have thi• day declared a Dividend of CA.I cenri per share, payable 011 demand. _ _ Cola. July 23,'G?-3l COURT PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS, the Hon. HENRY G. LONG, President, Ilan. A. L.AvEs and FERREE IlattirroN, Esq., A SfOCiOle Judges of the Courtot Com mon Pleas, in and for the county of Lancaster,rind A ..istant ofihe Courtof OyerandTerminer, and General Jail Delivery, and Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in nod for the county of Lancaster, have issued their Precept to me directed, requiring me. among other thing..to make PuLlic Proclamation throughout my It: that a Court of Oyer and Tertnnier and General Jail Delivery; Also, a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Pence and Jail Delivery, will commence nt the Court !louse, in the city of Lancaster, in the Commonwealth of Petin.yl- vania:on the 3RD PION DAY in AUG VAT. (1 Sih) 196'2. In pursuance of which, precept, PUBLIC NOTICE IS II ER CItY GIVEN, to the Mayor and A Idertnett of the city of Lancaster, in said county, and all the Jas. tices of the Perice,i lie Coroner, and Constables o' the said city and county of Lancaster, that they be then and there in their own proper persons,witlitheir rolls,records andexamination., and in.Jui.itions, and their other remembrance., to do those thing. which to their offices appertain, in their behalf to he done; and also all those who will prosecute against the prisonerswlto are,or then sin Ibe, in the Jail of the said county of haticaster,nre to be then and there to prosecutengainst them as shall be jusi. Dated at Lancaster : July 14th. 1L , 11.2 S W. P. BOYD, Sheriff. July ea, 1863 3t MUSIC TEA.CUING: Tlll , l subscriber proposee to give LCS#OIIS to such as may aced insirumioas on the 3E'4=*3'M. P.M.di•T C::0 Having been in constant practice for over ten years, and taken lessons from several celebrated teachers, she in prepared to give prompt and accurate instruc tions in nil the modern modes of teaching Music. Lessons will be given in the residence of pupils, or nt the Washington House, and the terms will be as reasonable its others charm: for similar instrnetions. niNs mxi - nE L.]DUNG. Columbia, July 19,1:95 —3ln. ----- Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Silver-Plated Ware. SIIREIXER AVING taken the old established viand of JMur Ii Felix, Front street, Columbia, respectfully invite the public to call and examine their large aszortment of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER and SILVER-PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, COMBS, PISTOLS, ACCORDEONS, and FANCY ARTICLES, bush as are usually kept inn first-class Jewelry store. Ve will keep constantly on hand a large stock of -itLYICI.Car.i.9ZWXL NNT.Cibtl=r3l2.o3Eili, lit Gold nail Silver Cases—Applcion, Tracy & Co., P. S Bartlett and Win. Ellery movemmiti—which we will Direr to the public at price! to suit the times . A conitnumiee of Ibe former patronage is respect fully solicited. tEr RktralltlXO or ALL KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Columbia, July 19, ICU_. PUBLIC SALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IMEIMI BOROUGII OF COLUMBIA. IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Orphans' Court or fettle:titter Comity. the tendernetted, Atltottaistras tor of the Estate of George %Volt; deceased, well veil at public sale, On Wednesday, August 13th, 1862, At the Public. Muse of I) iniel I lerr, in the Baronet of Colutabi4, the following Real Estate of *aid decedent, viz: A LOT OF GROUND, Situated on Fro It ntreet, in snit! Borough, having a front of 12(1 feet, more or Ir., on quid , troct. and ez lr,nhnq 1:Y1 fort. or 10 0 400 Comnu•rec 411 Tel, with a front on the latter 4ireet of 121 feet. more or 'eq., ail Joining property of Barnet Smith on the north-se•t, and at pnltli_ alley on the south•easti on which ore erected a FIRST CLASS IRON FOUNDRY, gaown an the COLUMBIA FOUNDRY . ; a Core Oven, Engine House, %York Shop, Pattern Siam. Blacksmith Shop, ike., all in good condition, now being worked and kept in complete order. Thin ectataltslimelit has a most advantageous lora -11011. COIWeIIICIII to the Petansylvalan Radro ad and Canal. (tieing directly opposite the canal Banal ) and with tree lICCCS4 Oa three ride- foam the streets and alleys of the town ti has always done a good lai•i -1112.P, and eapahle of turning nut from five to six tons of casting+ per pay. The prenatal loentlon has heel' occupied by the ...:olumbia Foundry" far twenty•live years. The prevent Inialahlig.however,la an been crect4 ed within the last lea year, ritual in as good an 111. W. Sale .o commence ut 7 o'clock of said day, when terms will tall nude known by R. T. ((VON. Coro, July 1562 Administrator. GLASS, GLASS, GLASS ! TUST received, from the manufactory , a large lot of 1.1 G la , • Ware. at very lour prices. The place to get cheap Tuanbletu to put your jetties in, is STEACit & BOWERS, ()prolate Odd Fellovmd CoPa.,July 19, 1;119. Colomldu, Pa. HOSIERY, HOSIERY. Land Boys' Hosiery, in great varlet); notwithstanding the great advance in the price of goodoove will self at our usual low price. STKALIY h BOWERS. Corner of Second and Locust Strect•, Corn, July 19.'42. Columbia, Pa. FISH! PISS! mA CKEREI. by the barrel. half barrel and quarter barrel, of the be-t A pOly 4.0 it. F. A PPM!). Columbia, July 12. lEv2. Canal pawn. Just Itepevecl AND for fate, in large or round I ounulities,Boo sacks A. Dult,loo sucks Ashton bolt. D. Y. APPOLD. Columbip, July 5,101. Carnal M+lll. FOR SALE TIXTRA ram;ly flour by barrel or larger quantity. .12/ Warranted good Or money refunded. I. F. 4PPOI.D. Columbio. June 5.1..6.2 Clu.nl Bil On to Richmond. ♦ invoice of French and Chanting Lace Point:. A' end Mantillas, received and will be cold ui distressingly low prices. H. A ca C. ll will convince FONDERSNIII II , Columbia. July 5.1512. Peoplc4' Caidi More. "Cotton is 'Clog." ASOTO ER advance in the price of cotton, conve fluently cotton goods have an upward tendency:— We have jam returned from the city with another 'apply of cheap 111uvlinv, ac the old prices. An early C H. call i• valicltcd. . TON IDEIMITTII. Celombia,July i. 19G2. Adjoining the Bank. Those Patent Glass Fruit Jars ARE attracting great attention, consequently are veiling. Why? Simply because they are the "LADLE,' CHOICE." Cull and .ee them at H. C. FONDERSMITII'S Co'umbia, July 5,1%2. Old Stand. Cheap Black Silks. IJE 40.7 e now on hand a large stock of Silks, T all widths and qualities, which we are confident we can °O'er at such price. as will induce purchasers to buy. STEACY & BOWERS, Coin. Jane V, "02. Opposite Odd Fellows, NOW FOR BARGAINS. TUT'. have jnia received another lot of all.vrool De ar taines and plaid hlosarobiquev. which we after at reduced privets. ST EA &ONVE.RS. Cola. Jane 29,1E42. Cor. 2d and Locust Eits. The Peerless Skirt for Ladies oil Kum NEW and Ikautilel. Light and Durable; another supply juet received—Remember Ladies—at H. C. FONDEREINITH'6 CoLiesbia, June 14.1E84 Admitting the Bank. To' Deotroy—Rato; Roachek&e., To Destroy—Mice, Moles, and Ants, To Destroy—Bed-Bugs, To Destroy—Moths in Furs, Cloths, Sze. To Destroy—• Mosquitoes and Fleas, To Destroy—lnsects on Plants and Fowls, To Destroy—lnsects on Animals, &c., To Destroy—Every form snit species of Ver min. "Only Infallible Remedies known." EVERY FORM & SPECIES OF WA!. r•. LLOYD, Secretary Wilt Treasurer These preparations (unlike allothers) 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 Station Houses Used by—the City Steamers, Ships, &e. Vera by—the City hospitals, Alm-Houses, &c Used by—thc City Hotels—'Astor'—'St. Nich olas; &c. Used by—the Boarding Houses, &c., &e. Usrd 11—more than 50,000 Private Families IE7 - See one or two Specimens of what is Everywhere said, by the People—Editors— Dealers, &c. HOUSEKEEPERS—troubIed with vemin need bo so no longer, if they use "Cos Tart's" Exterminators. We have used it to our satis faction, and if a box cost S 5 we would have it. We had tried poisons, but they effected nothing; but ~ C osavt'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 conutry.—Medi na (0. Gazette. 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.) Her lit. HENRY It. COSTAR—We are selling your preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin disappear rapidly. ECKEIL & STOUFFER, Druggists, Windsor, Md. "Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c., Ex terminator. "Costar's" "Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator. "Costar's" "Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, &c. In 25e. 50e. and $l,OO Boxes, Bottles and Flasks. S 3 and $5 sizes for Planta tion!, Shim 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 simile of the Pro prietor's signature. Examine eatittL i ft bottle, or flask carefully before purchasing, and take nothing but t.Comitt's.. " Cl7 - Sold Everywhere—by All Wholesale Druggists in large cities Wholesale Agents in New York City. Shieffelin Bros. & Co, Harrel, Risky &Kited- B. A. Fahnestock, en, Hull & Co, Bush, Gale & Robinson, A. B. & D. Sands & Co, M. Word, Close & Co. IVlkeler & Hart, McKisson & Robbins, James S. Aspinwall, D. S. Barnes & Co. Morgan & Allen, F. C. Wells & Co. Hall, Bucket & Co, Lazelle, Marsh &Gard- Thomas & Fuller, ner, P. D. Orvis, Hall, Dixon & Co. Conrad Fox. AND OTTIC RS. T. W. Dyott & Co. Robert Shoemaker & R. A. Fahnestock & Co. Co. French, Richards &Co. AND BY Druggists Grocers, Storekeepers and Retailers generally in all Country Towns and Villages COLUMBIA, PA. 117"SoId by DR. W. S. McCORKLE, Family Medicine Store, Odd Fellows' Hall ALBERT GRAY & CO" Front Street, above Locust, R. WILLIAMS, Front Street, above Locust. And by all Druggists, Storekeepers and Re tailers generally. Country Dealers can oreder as above. Or address orders direct—[ar if Prices, Terms, &c., is desired, 117'Send for [ 1 862] Circular, giving reduced Prices] ;0 uzinrmir It. COSTAIL, Principal Depot--No. 512 Broadoray--(op posite the St. Nicholas Hotel,) New York. May 10, 1862. 1' 'Or= DESTROYS INSTANTLY VERMIN. I=l Philadelphia, Pa. AND °Tit 6RS lEEEI UNITED STATES. -.WV THII COLUDEBLEL INSURANCE .COMPANY, OF COLUMBIA, LANCASTER COUNTY, PA. CHARTER PERPETUAL. I.IIS Company continues to insure Buildings. Mer chandise, and other property, against lass and damase by fire, on the mutual plan, either for a cash premium or premium note. The success of the Company bus for exceeded the most sanguine expectations of the Directors, and it will be noticed by the following statement that its affairs are in a healthy and flourishing condition. Whole Amount Insured $772,707 34. Balance at Cush Premiums unex pended, Feb. I 51,196 t. ea* 19 Cash Premiums received during the the last year, less agents' com missions, 33,311 51 Interest reeeivsd oit money loaned last year, 20 2: 84.910 (17 Losses and Expenses paid the last )ear, 5.2,701 21t Balance of Cash Premiums unex pended, Feb. Ibl, 1662. 11.:45 fii --84,210 07 ' It will be seen from the above that the money paid in advance for policies has been sufficient to pay all losses and expenses and leave a surplus fund of over Fifteen Hundred Dollars. and that the Directors have never levied any tux upon the members of the Corn patty. C. S. KAUFFMAN, President. GEORGE MENG, Jr..Seeretury. 1111. STRICK Lan, Treasure r. 3=0X1=1.30 CM" CIFt.S: C. S. KAUFFMA N. M.lO. STRICKLER. A BRA If AM BRUNER, AI ICIIA EL 11. MOORE, JOHN VENDRICII, GEO. YOUNG. Jr.. 11. G. MINICII. NICHOLAS iIVDONALD, SAMUEL F. EBERLEIN,AMOS S. GREEN. 11. R. KNOTVVELL, ' Columbia, JIIIIO tel. 1E62 COMMISSION & FORWARDING. _ - B. F. 11.1'POLD, QENERIL Formardini & Commission Mer chant. Goods and Iron torsvards.d to ull points on the Penni'. ,North Branch and West Branch Canals; itX 4 .. 4 2-n ' if EW:" also. to all points along Ilia Penna. Railroad. Dealer in flour, Grain, Salt and Plnster. Also, dealer in Coal, consisting of: Baltimore Co., Wilkes rre, Pottstown. Big Mountain. Lane. Colliery, Pine Grove, I.yliens Talley, Short Mountain, Treverton and Broad 'I op. All consignments shall he promptly attended to.— For further particulari, address 11. F. APPOLD, Canal Basin, Columbia. Pn. "Cr Coal carefully' selected and prepared for Wooly use, will be delivered to any partof the town in good order—free from slate or duet. [May 31. le6d. For Sale at a Bargain. Tlli choiceof Turn Fire rind Burglar Proof Safe* “Ilerring" or Patent; A lso, a Family' ;tome. and a first-rate Curtinge and Ilarnete. Cull at the utoru of 11. C. FONDEWSAIIT/I, Coln. Mny 17,1.543:1. najninitag the Honk DR. MARKLEY'S II EALTH HEALTH BEE LTII APPLES, APPLES, APPLES, fly the liturel,bu.liel or in smaller qunntitie.. RESIT ORANGES RESTORATIVE in any quantity at the lowe.4t rateg. Columbia, April 0,15 t:::!. HEALTH RESTORATIVE RESTORATIVE RESTORATIVE BALSAM BALSAM BA LSAII BA LSAM Ts the most certsin safe nod edema I remedy offered te the public for DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, GENERAL. DEBILITY, 11EADACIIE, JA UN DICE, MERCURIAL DISEASES, CANCEROUS AFFECTIONS, SCROFULA, PILES, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, ALL ERUPTIONS OF• THE SHIN, and all diseases originating from an impure condition of the Stomach, Liner and Blood. Experience of over twenty year. with this and the oilier remedies prepared by rho proprietor, frilly es tablish the fart that they are dm mom reliable, mid will give more general Canal - action than any Other remedy before the public. Being PII=ILV VEGETABLE 'hey can he taken by any penal' and under any dr -I,IIIIISIEIIICM NO PERSON CAN TAKE THEM WITHOUT DERIVING BENEFIT FROM THEIR USE NO FAMILY SHOULD BE IVITLIOUT THEN. Testimonials nee daily received settine forth their value. Whole columnsef voluntary certificates could be given. but spore will lint permit. sitestion of the public is milled to the circulnr issued by the subscriber nod can be obtained to we!: us MI the preparations from the ;Tents mentioned below. TRY THEM! TRY THEM ! ! Prepared only by DR. G. H. MARKLEY, Who can he conatilied at his office or by letter, Sold h. Columbia by A. GRAY & CO., Druggi-D; and, also in Imneneter County, by Joshua Leader, Mount J o y; Springville; Daniel Gohrei. lilac null; J. It. HIM 1:11Z01 0.111:0W11; Dr. J. 11. Johns, Nose 11011:11141; Denim' & Uhler, Quarry vale; C. Kau( man, Sporting 11111. April 26. lenaMm NEW AND VALUABLE RECIPES! WORTELV OP A. TRIAL. TO MAWR AN OLD OW.= LOOK NSW. Have it papered thoroughly with the IVALIP rater. paper now acting at FONDEBtIIIIITII 7 S. Adjoining the Bank. 7o MAKE AN OLD MAN LOOK NEW Bay him a mob of three new and cheap Cloth. and and act them made by a good tailor.— You eon get the MOM° a . c t FoNDEßsmrrirs reople's Caeh store. TO MAKE A TOW.? MAN LOOK OLIL Buy his Clothes at a Clothing Store. 31AKE AN OLD LAOT LOOK AXIASLIL tiny her plain drcAA goods at roNto ERSMIT IFS TO MANE A YOUNG LADY LOOK DAY! fly sill mean.. .elect her drei.v goods from the new nd beautiful floc l[ justreceived at 11. C. FONDERSMITII*S. TO SATZ MONS'S TUESE MAIM TIME! • - Let everybody buy %emir good.; for 'nob. Bargainer en 41.1•1 me, Ca licoes,Cottenades and Dome•uc Goode generally, can now be had at FMNIDERSMTTII'ee Columbia, Jane 14, 1.942. Old Stand. Attention Gentlemen? ACHOICE Lot of New S t yle Spring Casnlaierea and Black French Clothe, will be opened thin day; and will be told cheap tor cash, at. the OLD wrvoro. L. C. FONDER:OIcm, Cola. May 24.151r2. Adjoining the Bank. LYON'S PURE 01110 CATAWBA BRANDY and PURE WINP-S..sPecially for Medicines nd Sacramental purpe.e.. at the FAMILY MT.DICINESTORM The Best, Cheapest, and most Success ful Family - Paper in the Union. A Complete Pictorial 'glory of the Times. ZEJLAPER'S IXTZIENLY, SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED. Price Six cents a number; e 2,50 per year. Cruiced Notices of the Press. We would not so often icall attention to Harpers Weekly it we were not well satisfied that it is the fam ily paper published in the United States, and for that reason, and that alone, we desire to see undermine and root outs certain kind of literature too prevalent, which blunts the morals of its readers, vitiates their tone for sensible rending, and is altogether bad in its eireets —Nero London Advertiser. Its fresh leave., its clear type, its entertaining va riety...its severe but just criticism. npon the lollies of the tames. its elegantly writtet. slid Instructive articles, and its able correspondence. all combine to make it the model newspaper at our country, and one tent every family must prize. Its condensed weekly sum mory of Foreit a Ind Domestic Intelligence is alto. treater superior so 01111 eO/11thilled in arty other journa I. lien , t r, published too, in II form for preservation and binding. if tnken cure of its it deserves to be, it will he found in future 31.01'S us weroone a companion for the lastly and fireside no the day en which it was first perused.—.N. Y. Etcning, Pool. TP.I3 MS. One Copy for One Year, 2.50. One Copy for Two Your., 4.00. Ten Copie.for One Year, 18,00. An Extra Copy will be allowed for every Club of TICV Summate.. llarper'u Weekly to electrotyped, and back num ber. -.ma he furnished at any time. Vols. and IV. far the Years 1.57, 11.25.9., 1<69. ned 1t.60, of -II A EPEE'S IVEKKI.V." hand somely hound in Cloth extra, Price, $l5O each, are now ready. & !MOTHERS, Frank tin Squere, New York. Dec. 11.1.861. TO TIRE LADIES'. WE worild call your =pedal attention to a new and 1 1 licantilui !hie of Diess Goois we have just re ceived, at reduced prices. STEA CY & BOWERS, Corner Second and Locu-t Sta., Columbia. May 17. 1E432. Columbia. Pa. LARGF: lot of Fine nod Common Pocket nooks Lk A nod Purses, of from 15 cents to two donor. cock. He tdquarters and News Depot Columbia, April 14. .i6O. A EEIV more of those beautiful Print Willeil will be .old chimp, nt SAILOR ec I . IIcDONALD'it April 11. Cnlumbin. Pa TOB highest anti price paid for mixed, or white am colored Rage by JNO. o.ltrAnxgr:, rnocr m a d hag Warehouse. N. R. Corner Fifth & Commerce street-, Cola. May to, 18023 m. OUR macaw , ARRIVAL. HAVING just received our first NEW 8 I'HINIr STOCK, we would announce to the cilianin of Columbia and vicouity, Mtn it in NOW READY FOR INSPECTION, In all oho mny favor us with a call, feeling confident w•e cull ogler gouda ut such prices as wall induce all to moult:lw. CALL AND SEE Till E. STEACY & BOWERS, Corner Second and Locust S4rects; Coln. Nny 3, '52. Opposiie Odd Fellows' DWI Potatoes! Apples!! Oranges!!! LA no F: (lant its of Pot:loeS ofOiC best em icties IL for stile ad Walnut , trect, nejoiniter Ilellevue Al=o, AT ''llllllCl'd Till USW 11011.e-n1 Lo cate sireet.,oppri.iie the Hunk. Tim "Tom Thumb , ' lamp+ are the very beet Cual Oil Lumps made. Cull am! examine Om. 10.11crit Cool Oil at '2l els., per gallon. nt Columbia, May 17,1E62. PEls II LER'S. PAPER YOUR HOUSES NOW! The last chance for bargtOns. 2500 Pieces Wall Paper, nr our I.e.t styles teal finality. yet on hand, which kJ we are clweeg net attat prr Ce at. lower than Phila delphia NVholesule Voices. CLII t•oott as we We sell gig our tupially it. c. roxnr.stsNiirii, tljoimell: It Bank. Colinnbia. Niart.ll IN TOE OF WAR PREPARE FOR PEACE!! .11 - U4E BRINED, NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. THE Subscriber has just returned from Pilil.itlelphin nnJ Ne.v York-. with a large nail well selected stock of goods cous,li.ig in part us foliows: Mork nn,' Fancy Colored Silk., French Pla:d lVariaol Plaid Foulard. heretic A nulle4, Aloulcd and rlni I ',erella., Mornmbique% m! Jacquard 111oluair4 1 Chadic,. Mou.-Delasnc., Lawn•.Gutgh a nc, Alpacas and null., nl all varieties. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Super. i N,o ne m k: n r . re nl e i l; ° C o l " Ilhrck Doe-Skin Ca,neere., n le rce veriegy nt nosey Cassimeren of ell grader en( priers. Black Grandee., *eon and 11Iurecillee Veal iogs. Blenched and unblenelted Nostins of all from RI to le cents, 'White (tootle all qitltties, Ttee lisps, Checks, Flannels, Linen Table Cloths, Towel hies, Se. SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, Clack and Ponce Colored Sicilia. Shawls, Block Silk Duiaierc nod Montano.. - Ilostery. Trmittang4 and Notions of all grades, gnat itieu and once.. I ;Aims of all size., Balmoru Slirts.. Umbrella., l'ara-ols. READY-MADE CLOTHING; Black and Fancy Cloth Coats. - Black and Fancy Ca...damn: Coma, Black and Fancy Cu•simcrc ('ant•. Black k Fancy Sulk, Sada, Cloth & Catt.-hrttre Vesta The above good. have been Imught at greatly re tinted pokes for CAsil. and will he 'sold at -mull ad vance for the same, al the store of 1 , . s. AIeTAC LTC & CO, 1.0(.0.1 Street. two doors below Columbia Bank. Columbia, Alarelt 29, lent!. FOR RENT OR SALE. A Large TWO-STORY BRICK BUIL- ft 4 LING 110th8li, fronting on Locust rtrcet,s4== above Fourth. formerly occupied by tent. COWDEN, with a film Mirk Stable and Carpenter Shop. POliPe. 4 loll given fir,t day of April. I iM2. Apply to Cola. March tr, llSSiddf 'WIII. MeCiIEdNIIV. 18621 Second Spring Arrival. [1862. OPENING this day a Splendid Assortment of New curing Goode, bought very low for en-11, aria will be ' , old at a very mall advance on cosi. NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS: Spring Style. Cha nice and Dclainea, liroetele C11:1111CP, lhiulyd Organdie.. Prtteed French Lawn.. Silk and IVnol Valentine, Mora mbiquee, Mohatm Shepherd Plaid. Clack and White Poil dc Chevre•, A II•Wooi Mint...re, Brat Mande of Gloe.y Clark Silk.. New Style Fancy Drees Silk•, are . &c. Merrimac. MO other beet mnkr of relate, tg; cente; Dreee frongliarne-124 ete.; 11Ineltee. at the old pricer. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. A full line of Clollt..Caeeitneren and Wehrle.. LANCASTER, PA A MI line of degirnhle :zoo& for 1101"S' A‘ 7 MA R. CA III'ETIZSGS AND I'L.ool{ 01 I. cLoTif s: Second Supply lillll. 4 pring. HALDEMAN'S 4:01u minn , A lord .1.'32. Cheap Ca-14 Slate. FOR RENT. TEE Brick Dwelling Douse, Two Stories and A itic...ittinied in Union .ireet nbove S.,cond. oppo.ite the Catholic Chorea. The budd.ne , hart a bark yard. with water introduced. Lately occupied by Witham Parker. ror term• not, ly to It. B. I.l. 4 tAlri: Colombia, 11111n:11 P, IN!. Firth Supply of New Spring cows. 1562 OPENING• THIS DALLY OIM FIFTH Supplyor New Spring Goods at vomit) reduced prices. Our friend. and cusinmer. are re spoetfatly invited to call and examine our new, va ried and cheap mock of goods MALDF.MAN'S Cola. May 24, I.SG2 Cheap Cash Store. 017 R. MAO AGAIN OVER WEE OLD FORT. fp 11 Srtbleriber having. diatioaed of hip mock of Dry ./. Goods. Ike.. et hi. Store, opposite the Odd Fellow. , hat Ito Steacy 6r. Dower-, begs leave to inform hip old epiatomers and the public generally that he h. again !along in a New stock of good.. at the Old Stand adjoining the Bank where he will he piek•sd to see them and an many New ones as will favor blot with their pair/mime. Relieving that the ' , Nimble Sixpence i. better than the Slow Shilling o for the buyer at We.l lt• the ...tier —be is determined to do an exclusive Cele Bus:wets. and Immo he will have a continuance of the liberu . patronage heretofore received at hi. nid mond. H. C Cola May 1;1032. vejneenr; the RAO; POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES RAGS WANTED. 1110. 2, ARCADE, S. H. LOCK Am.), JOHN ►.ONU. Tom Thumb About Again! DRESS GOODS: HOUSEKEEPING GOODS PRIVATE SALE. pH SUBSCRIBER Offers at private sale, the following valuable town property, 7.: A Lot of Ground, cans tu isting of about sex acres, pinted on the north side of Mill street, in the borough Cl Columbia, Lancaster county: Pa., adjoiningproperty of the e , litle of James Collins, deed, on the we-t, and the Columbia Rolling Mill property on the mutt. on which is erected a good TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,±I containing two room! and a kitchen on the first floor, four rooms ou the second taory, and two good cellars. Theme is a pump with well of good water in the yard. nod an ORCIIARD containing:an excellent variety of YOUNG FRUIT Tit rES, teauclied to the The Reading and Columbia Railroad pasts on. the oppo4te side of the street from the property. ilj-"VOr terms apply to Cola. April 2G, ISCulaf. .70S.F.P111.1LVER. NOTICE. Idesire to scale up the old hook accounts, °Moth Stores and rripiest all persons knowing them selves indebted to please call and settle the some. 11. C. ruNnEasAirrii. Colt:mid:l, May 17, 180. TIIST RECEIVD, a very desirable V lot GIG rey Goods and Sltertherd'a Plaid, for Ladies' LiTHACY tk. BOWERS, Opp. Odd Fellows, eruits. at Cola. May 17, 1E62 IRON CASTINGS! TEE SUBSCRIBER MUM ACCEPTED TEE Agency for the cafe of ORNAIVIENTAL CASTINGS, EBEIMEI IRON RAILING, FENCING, VERANDAS, Cellar Gratings, Tree Boxes, Hitching Posts, SETTEES TABLES, CUMIN, lIAT RACKS, FLOWER STANDS, (Niers to the public a selection from the stock of the best establishments in the lluitrd Suites lle-ien• can Le ea:rmmed. and price: niecrtaincti on applica tion to the und.•rsigned. Ile is also prepared to supply Mill Gearing ific Furnace Castings, HAVING A LARGE CATALOGUE OF MILL GEARING PATTERNS, of all .ises and of every kind; all of which will be contracted for at the loae•t rate• mai guaranteed. Apply to SAIIIIW.i. TIIIJSCOTT, Cherry Street, Co • umbia. Morel,. 1.1 SO. Coionnbia. Dissolution of Partnership. Tim Partnership heretofore existing between J. G. a HIE... and GEo. MITCHELL. muting. in Coal nutter the firm of II ESS & MITCHELL, bus this thiy been dis rol veil by mutual consent. All per-ons indelnsd to 'aid firm, or having eluims nguinst HIC same, Will pre sent them to J. U. IiESS for settlement. J.G. 111 , :9S. GEO. All 1"Cf1F3.1,. Corrynts. PA.. Amil 9, I°Cd. A1,1919.'02. PRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. WILL be sold nt private sole. all that tract or wee of grmnal •named Vest liemplield Laticw.icr Co'y, half a milt from Columbia, known 11. "COWDEN'S BRICK YARD," containing 9 acres and upwards, on which is erected A ONE-AND-A-11AM , STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, At Frame Brim and Brick Kiln. Them i., also. a Young Orchard on the preinkes. The hind is in a high Mate of cultivation and under good (cote. The property will he sold low and on model ale payments; tlrona wishing to examine the property will pleu'e call on WILLIAM AIeCIIESNLY, re siding in Columbia. who will give Mein all necessary information. P0..C. , 1011 riven tile /St tiny of April next. IF;:1 Felfy 15, 1:411-it WILLIAM COWDCN HOOPED SHIRTS. I NEW and splendid style of Hooped Skirt., received, Also, a full issortment of oilier lope., 'cry cheap. alnurnv & CASE, Colombia, Apr.l 26,1.9.62. LOcu.t FOR SALE, Joo' G. A. Salt, 100 S ucks auburn Salt. A p ply at A I'l'ol. Warehouse, Canal Betio. Columbia, Dec. 23, 1061. BUSINESS STANDS FOR RENT. No. 1, MECHANICS' ROW, now occupied by R. 111 igen. po•xernion given April I, IS6I. No. 4, MECHANICS' Row, possession given innnedintely. Eaquire of PETER HALDEMAN. coAcaricAlinva. 117 - -.14 SAMUEL "'' 2 CARTER, A.A.* MANUFACTURER OF COACHES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C Second Street, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church, Columbia, Pa. _ SILVER MEDAL-Ist PREMIUM-1859 BRONZE MEDAL-Ist PREMIUM—ISO Awarded by the Lancaster County Agricullu ral and Mechanical Society. ca . ll ,, attallion t iverA o re l d h i c . fact tuna awarded him lay the !muenster County Agricultortil and MeChillliCll; Soeiety for the hest Shifting Top Bug gy exhibited at the Pair ot the Society in October,ltek9; atso, a Bronze Medal—First l'remium—for the hest At his Coach and Carriage Making Establish- ITIOIII, he continues to maitunteture Coaches, Car ringeA, Buggies, Sulkies, and all other vehicles in his lies reputation tin at workman is fairly e.- 1:11,11.11cd, n 4 he ran confidently elaen for In , W 011: the merits of beauty of form. elegance of 11111.1 strength of structure. One of the distinguishing features of his work is its durability; all vehicles of bw build are eon,trueitur of Bic best seasoned mat, rinf, nod put together firmly and substantially. Ile gives particular 111/C111:011 to the REPAIRING OF VEHICLES, and warrants all his work in this line to give Sall.- In addition to Ills proeticn: experience In the lei sines< he has the 11.1 , 11111 et of the host workmen —wine other being empin3 ed. The r.lllllO is respectiully invited to call a not ex amine the stock on hand. =I Sle.%T CIDER. ankle of Cider—min RAISINS, CITRON, PRUNES, CURRANTS, lo be Ita/1 Cola. Nov. 30, IHII. IT. P. BRUNER'S. CRANBERRIES! N Ew Crap Crnnherrir , 4111 hood, nnil chenp. nt SU V MANI'S Grocery :-Inre. Coln. Nnv. 21.1 CM. Cnr. Prnal and Union I. APPLES! APPLES!! A SUPPLY n( Prime Apple.i po.-t received at the it Cot. Prom and Union tome's. Cola Nov.'.".:, 11. SUYDAM. hOLD cREAN OF CISCERINE.—For the curt and preveiiiion in chopped hand., Sze. Por ct die )LLIEN MUIUTA It DRIM :4-rurc Der 3.lcrdl Frollt •I reel. r 01011111• is NOTICE. untlerioieneol would give notice that he 1.11.1114 .L hem:lller to do a enalt nod will goottil at reduced Itailroint men and Others cc lin re reive their pay moodily, wo:1 I.e allowed a credit of :111 d:aya 11. F. BRUN I:IC. Oct. 15.0.... Q SELTITI SALT! 111 ST received by the subveriber, et their 5.10 re in tl Locust *lrvin below Second, 100 Bags Ground Alum Salt, lair) will lar .old at the lowe.t market prter.. Col:.. JO) 1".1. .1. 1211:%11 . 1 . .li& SON - DR. BUFFER, DENTIST. --OFFICE, Front Street 4th door LI 'morn Local , t. over Snylor & 51c Donaltrn Kook .lore CoWm! a. Pa. ED—Entrance, .sante n. .1011e) 1 . l'lna „Egrtl,lsllll,llery. [Ataguat 21,_1559. 11. 111. NORTH, A TTORNET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Columinn.Pa. Collection• r rornptlymn de : 1 nLonea•terand York Immure. Colombia, rtirty 4,1E 1 .50. EDWARD REILLY, A Tram . AT LAW,RIS REMOVED HIS OF ridLi.s: 10 No. 11. :Vora. Dulc 2.:treet, nppo.ite tile Coon 1.20en. , 02. [A02.24. 01-12. Harrison's Conmbian Ink. CfrlllCll 4nporinr article. permanentig black. WV and not corroding the pen, can he had in ant nantoy. at the Flaunty Medicine etorc, and blacker let in that Engliah Boni Colombia, Jaen 9. 1-L59 Another New Arrival. TiTE me ntseninc this darn beannfal hoe of Ladies . , 11/ Gents' and Save Wear, which we are °tiering at priccs to suit the iletra STEACV & ISONVEIta. Cnin June 7. 11.962. Car.N and Locust lats. Konsokeoper's, a Word! Tun. Received. a fall •toelt of blenched and d bleached hiu.lina, Ticking., Checks. Gingham. and Pilots, Inn word. everything pertaining i n do- mettle use. Call and examine for youraelve.. at *TEAcy & auwErts, Cola. Jane 7, IEO2. Cor.thl and Locust Sts. lawns, lawns, Lawns. TADM , * call and see our beautiful tri ce.nt Lawns, 1J feat STEACY & HOWFXtta. • /tine 1 , 63. Orpo.ii• 0414 rellnay.' PIKE INSURANCE COMPANY Or PEILADELPELIA. NOS. 435 AND 437 CHESTNUT STREETS. CAPITAL 5400,000. Perpetwol Premiams t $914 345 I t l.e•s Five Per Cent. 46417 28 Unexpired Temporary Premi ums. Stlol.6al 95 Less for the portion of lime es. " pircd on 11C.lieiCS overone yeur,o-20 035 .55 Surplus $2,1.1),00.5 7.5 QTATENENT of the Assets of the Company en Innuary),lt62. Published in conformitywilht heprovision of the sixthsectiono (the ActofAssembly,orApriPst 1..1E44 • MORTGAGES. On property valued at over 54.500.000 being firm morigageson resl . estute,sit the City and County of Philadelphin.e: cept stlS,.:tf9 92 intim neighbortng•c on ties, REAL ESTATE. Pureltaseu at Sheriffs' sales, Linde?' mortgage claims, vim Eight houses and 101,70 by 150 fee Lon the South-vrestcorner of Chesnut and Seventeenth streets, A house and lot, 27 by 71 feet. on North side of Spruccetreet, West of Elev enth street, Two houeesondlott.ench 10 by 75 feet, on South side o Spruce street, near Sixtee nth street, Five houses and lots.ench 171 by 00 feet, Nos. 5521,5:5, 225, 527 tend 529 Dilwyn Three houses and 10t.40 by 54 feet.on East side of Seventeenth strect,south of Pine tt, I Joel andlot,so hySl feet,notheSouth east eornerof Chesnut and Beach sts., Five housesand 10t,42 by SG lemon the North side of George Street, West 01 Ashton street. Seven houses and 10t.% by 117 feet, on the East side of Beach street, south of Chesnut street, A house and lot.IS by SO feet. No. 917 Fitzwater street. Ensi of Nut th street, A ground rent of 630.issuingout ofa lot ial by 40 feet. on North side of Otter street,4o feet West of Leopard street, 07 lots of ground in Beek ley stme. tint (Inert:vale accuse. Bristol. A hours and lot, 16 by 100 f•ct, on the south side of Stiles street, cast of Sixteenth street. A house and lot, 14 by 3G feet on the east aide of From qt., north of Cherry street, Kensington. A. house nod Lot, N. tide Liberty street, I Pitt-burg. .t lot of ground S. side of Penn street, Pittsburg. Two houses and Isl. N. sid e of Filb ert street, are•l of Eighth street. Five bon•ms and lot. N. side Dauphin street, east of Cural street. LOANS. TcmpornryLonns.on Stock, n 1 Collat eral Security, (valued nt , 31:17,000 NJ) 5A3.615.13 STOCKS. *lO.OOO Alms House Loan ,5 percent .1 Ont. mil 200 Shares Rank o (Kentucky, 17 i• Northern 'lank niKentucky, I to" Unton think of Tennessee. 13 " Insurance Company of the Slate of Penniylratua 2110 " Southwark lenilroad Co. 37 " Commercial and Railroad !la nk , Vie ksburg, 3011 " Pcnni.ylvania Railroad Co., 01 1 . Frani:lolre InsurnnecCo., " Mercantile Library Co., 24 " Union Canal Company, " Continental Hole I Comp'y, $3.000 00 do. do. Donde. *lOOO Nos of May h Penn Stale 6 per cent, loan .1 a. S3l. SlO Onn North Pen n'a Railroad Roads, 512,000 Burlington City Water Loan, 51700 Philadelphia City Loan, *765,50 City Warrants Notes and Hills receivable Cash on hand, Caalt inliands o [Agents Mnrket vnlue, C 0.., aq above, Advance in valor Market valor, r.ort, a. above Advance in value Total, 15:1,a20110.5 LOSSES BY FIRE I,ac..,toitliluringthe yea 1861, I.ly order of t tie lloord, CHARLES N. BANCKER .Prestdent Attest: .Is.mus W. McAr.tarerno,See'y Pro Tern. DIRECTORS, Chas. N, Rancher, Tolima Wagner, Samuel Cram, Jacob R. Smith, Cep. W. Richards, David r 3. Brawn, ' , nye Len. Barran , C. Dale, Geo. Pales, Alfred Fitler . CHAS. N. BA NCKER, President, EDW'D. C. DALE, Vice President. JAS. IV. MeAI.I,ISTF.I2, See , y pro tem. N. AIeDONALD, Agent, Colombia. March S, ISaS. 1 8 62.] SPRING. [1 13 62. GOOD CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS, nt very low prices, to suit the times, all or tLis Springs nevre4l ptyle•: !try-wk., Superior ThreggPly. Superiortemen in, Venetian, Hemp. List, Hoz, Scr.. FLOOR MATTINGS-4-4 TO 64 WIDE; FLOOR OIL CLOTHS 4.4 TO 4 TDB. WIDE, Stow Oil Cloth., sjoir Crivilie., Furniture Oil Cloth., DRUG ETS FROM 44 TO4 YARDS WIDE; ELEGANT RUGS AND DOOR MATS; WINDOW SHADES OF NEW DESIGNS; Looking Classes, Cilt and Mahogany Frames; C [DNA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE, (.11 stork. Including latest styles of White Granites Delmer a.. Tea Sets. 330USEEZIMPXNG GOODS: Blenched and Brown 10-4 and 12-4 Sheetings, Beached 5-1 and Pillow case Muslin, lixira Bed Ticking. Toweling. and Crashes, Woolen Table Covers, Bureau Covers. Marseilles Quilts, Wrote, Coverlets. he.. he. CARPET CHAIN: Woolen, Linen and Cotton—all Colo EXTRA (AMITY LIVE CEF,SE FEATHERS. SAMUEL CATZT Columbia, March 15,15G2 • AT PRIVATE SALE. rf 11 E. sulker:tier offers nt private tale the followinc VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, minuted in the borouch of Columbia: No. 1. The well-known Columbia Mill prop. en p. On Um properly k erected, to the corner of Cron' and IA II rel. .trees•. the "COLUMBIA FLOUR MILL." The building Is of brick, in good condition, eommo dmii4„ with two run of limn.. It is driven by both miter:and imam. a new Int !terve engine having hive added - to the mill within the putt two yenvs. The water power in sufficient to drive the mill during venter part of the year. There is a new brick sintr.e very convenient on the premises. The property eon/ prises the sitter right. on 'Shawnee Run, with atm— , tour acres of meadow In No. 2. A Lot of Ground, situate at the N. R. corner of Front and Laurens streets. having front of en feet, more or le its. on the former street, and rmendine line It 1:-.0 f-et, tr the Pennsylvania Railroad on which is erected r. commodious Iwo-story BRIGS DWELLING HOUSE, The gat i• earned throngls the house. and water intro diced in the hack buildings and bath house. A large golden nod an orchard of choice fruit Dees in the lot. No. 3. A Lot of Ground situate at the N. W. corner of Second and Laurens ioreete, having a front of 55 feet no the Icier street and extending buck 111 fret to an alley, on which II hat a fare of 1.117 test no - which it erected a two-story Stone lima Bnck building. divided ono two Dwelliogn There Is water on the precinct. A large garden a 'hefted. For information apply to Cfil AS.. I rusinr. Madera. Clearfield Cony, p a _ or to It. M. NORTH, Colombia, Pa Columbia. May WO:tat-if . CUTTER'S Improved Cheat Expandin g DSa.pender and Shoulder "traces for Gemlemon, and Talent skirt Supporter and Brace for Ladle., Jnat the :mete that is wanted at this time. Coate and .ee thew at Family Media tne S.lnre, Odd Pe:lows' (April 9, IWO: Qor, Bond's Boston Crackers, for NJI Dyspeptics, awl Arrow Root Catekers.tor:it, va1.14 awl ehildien—now articles la Colsuabia.at the Family Medicine Store, Apnl 16. 1959. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.—The want, of sock unlink:le is felt in every family, and now it eon be supplied; for mending foositore, eines ware.ornamental work, toys, he., there is nothing superior. We have round Unsafe! in repairing many articles which have been useless for months.. Yo Inn-lein It maths t a.oun.la F3IILIt MEDICINE STOWE. Just Received and For Sale. 1500 SACKS Craned Alum Salk la Large small quaeli (lea, Al APIPOLD O S e Canal Basi -- 675,P.27 SS I 83,543 40 e55e1,3... 00 81,055 GO 21,52.3 6,643 17 . REAL ESTATI: 912.5 reto 14 1019:11 31 STOCKS $.59,Q113 55 t-5171 ID NOW OPENING A LARGE STOCK OF Cocoa and AlHenn Door Mats HALDENTAISTS' Chen? Casb 'Sion. Valuable Real Estate We Have Just Received i1,901,::70 74 5 - At en.t, ;103.9,11 Coml. .r.'3-5,171 10 OEM L'4li 181 621,Mtif 83 =NM 1672,A38 85
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