, . .... . .....-•-•-.-_7-'::::—; ''''-'77, -' ' ; "..- f: - ' . , . . .. . . . . . . ...a,: . i.!...7 5. '1. 7 1 ...•.-•-• •• -.• . . ?..7 1 7,. • •„1. '''', "'-.1.: 1 ".:-;.-::', ; ". - '''''', 1 .....;•-‘ . - 'i ---- : %, ' -.4, C. fr's' - ' ... '-.. tt' ;-. ;: •. %I . . ;Z' , i :!:' .- ••• •••7` ::, • '-• • '''' .. 7.• • , , ; Tt .. . r `:. :. •i , .... . . ;!- . . .... . '.., . -A • • -,:;',' ..: ~ t .-.. . .. .A. • A „ . a , ...• ~ . ... • , .....; . . .'; --;- • . A ).• .) ,-. ' •.' .. . . . ;. • . r... . , . . , -- ~ . •.. • • -. • _ ...• . • SAIdJJEL WRIGHT, Editor and Proprietor. VOLUME XXXII', NUMBER Q-9.1 iIUBLIERED EVERY SATURDAY - EOM :kV. feice in Carpet Hal, .North-west corner ( I f f .:Front and Locust streets. Te ins of anbsciption. e Copy pc raartutn,i f paidi n advance. 6 ' it not paid within three :„nion'thgromcommencettlento +the year. YOO Ceatitillt a Copy. • Not übdcripitoliceeeaved for a lei- time limn .ix s.oontbs; nude() patter will be ill.continued unit: all 26•44-r-ccrek4trep,ald.uitiesi•itt the ortiolioft he pub tsuer. dor,ttose y rtarive icittedb vision auhepublisb Cr r s risk. Rates of Alive tisiug. mar its ines]one week. lb ree weeks. eaeli , ubsequeniinsertion, 10 ' • [l.2'inet•Joneweelc. 50 th(ee,weeks. I. 00 each iultseriuen tinsertion. 25 s,sniertdverticementiln proportion Al ilieral liscouniwillbe•initile torinarterly.holf 4 ,esrli , at re t rly tit vertisere r yeno are strietl)eoutined ,Atheir business. H. AI.:NORTH, AMORKET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Columbia. Pa. Collections I. toroptlyroade nLa ncastemnd York !minima. Columbia,yny . 4,1850 DR. HOPPER, DENTIST,—i/PFICE,'Front Slrect 4th door from Locum. over S+. plot & V c Dona Id*. :soak sto e Coloml 0. Pa. tErEntrance. 11101 (;1•1 1 ,,, r WWI 21. ct, A EBW worn of Om beautiful ITots winch will he 4.1111 SA' LIM '4O)ON .f. 1?" C April 14 <MI% FIRST .13.1tRIVA.L. HIIVIN G just received our first 111 NEw z•vcniu - piroc. K. we %you'd nnhounce the chizett• or- cutumbin m.d v.c ih:it it i 4 NOW READY FOR INSPECTION, In all vain rosy fats or Us will, a call. 1 . ... din. ranfitleni we CNU offer goods at such psis es us will Judaea all to purchase ErCALL AND SCE TUE:If...Ca PALDING'S PREPARED CLDE.--The want of S , such an article is felt in every family, and now at can be supplied; for mending furniture, china• ware, ornamental work, toys. 6:e.; there nothing superior. We have found it utera I in repairing many articles which have been useless for anomie.. Yo Jamgilin it at the lo.oanAs FIIILY MEDICINF STORE POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES ,k LA K" l.: lot of nee and Common Patelfloot• 11 and Purses, at from 15 cent.. to two dollar. each He telquartcr- ¢ud lemon Depot. Columbia. April 14.1 tad. Zonsekeepees, a—Wordl 'll.7iT Received. a full ctork of I.lenlied atl.l un tr blenched 111u.lin.. Ticking.. Cheek, Gingham. and Pritits, in a word. everything pertaining to do- noes' m use. Cull and examine (or your.etve.. at STRAW/ & W 1.1:;. nor tld und Locust St.. Juno 7. ISG2 Lawns, Lawns, Lawns. T A DIES cID ~.id Zee our beautiful I 9 relit Lawrie, fa-t rolora, , t t STE.%CY Pc 111 PW Julie lurt: Oppo-ile (WI I'eilnw•' HOOPED SKIRTS. ANEW and rplendid wile of [looped Skior t ju4t reeriveo; Algo, a full is-nriment el other .tyle=. very cheap MALTBY &Cass.. Columbiu. Apr.l 9.6. Luou.o FOR SALE, 5 ofr::l r y it zt C A. Sall, 100 Sat kv medon Salt Ap- A1.1 . 01.1YA Wurehouve, Canal Colun.b;a Der. 2 4 . 1.141. NOW FOR 11.111 GAINS. UTE h.vc ju-t tree:veil Miwther In: of ri:I•wool Wine.: plaid :11t.weonhvie. we offer at redttred price, h BOWF:11 4 . Coln. June 28. lEG2 Cor 2111,11 d 1.01'11%1S:0. •._.. oOLD CREAM OF GLYCERINE,--For the cure nod preve.tine f timprvd Fan •t ii,. /1-DEN MOlrl'Alt (MUG STORF:. Dec.3,19:59 Vrent .111,1.11emnbir SALTY SALMI! JUST received by t4e pul.cru r, ut their otore Locust parcel below Second. 100 Bags Ground Alum Salt, he ,v;11 4 • co 1 -t mnrtef pricer. C . July f J RUCI'LIt ' SON _ G— RMA, or, Bond's Boston Crackers, for Dyveptiot, and Arrow Hoot Cenekert. for.m outiels and Phildsen—new amclea is C 011.1111142, at the Venally- Medicine storc. APIA le. 1539. Hrrison's Conmbian n k. Wk a auperior omen% perm:month. black, WV and not corroding she pen. run be bad its any wonriry. at the roma) Medicine :Store, and blucket wet i• that EnglLb Koos 11.011r.11. Columbia. loan tablt FISH! FISMEI CK ER EL by the barrel. half barrel and quarter bane!, of the be.t Apply to B. F. A Prot.n. Columbia. July 12. ISM Canal Hama. CORN VIN CGAR! VHF; very beet nrbele at VHICR.r mthe msrkel is 1 BLUES ¢ CO'S • 4 PURE CORN I'INEGAR." Which finny be had at the Nisouleetors in e•eeond et., adjuiniar. Ud4 Fellows' Mail, lIALDEMAN 2 S STORE Army Blantke Ilium MenkelSt grey. Red and Blue Flannel.. Striped and Plaid Flannels. ‘Vonien M ile. Grey Linder-Idris and Drawers. in low price.. at lIALIDEAIAN'tS STORE. Columbia, October 25, 1%2. LPUB 01110 CATAWBA BRANDI ,I_,/ and PURE WINKS. eepecially (or Medicines nd Sacramental purpowe. at the FA:OILY MEDICINEIZTORIt Torn Thumb About Again! AT rfahler's Tin semi Itletteeefurnie •3 / 4 ap, Ftete. curt etreet.oppo-ile the Boni, 1 tat • 'Ve.Te•trah" lamp,. are the rely beet Coat Oil IA tee • a• ••• rt and eXIMI.IIe li.Clll. Mr - Ikm Coal 0114025 etc., per gallep. at ..CAlaabia. May 17,0.62 re 4111.El:1:6 rim= Troup. sous= oiromrt The hot chant, for horstats, • - 2.500 Pieces Wall Parer. Or our be-t otts leo and •!, et A. h • oC, we ate g out ut..50 percent. lower tha t delphis Wholesale Prices Cull Toon %ft •oe ati re'l• .ng elf t H. C. MN DifiliSMITP. ajoili,g the L. - % tk Columbia. Much 19. Wt. We Have Just Received TIR. CUTTER'S Improved Chest :RfpatuEng Stri•petetier sod:Moulder Uracea 62 1 * Gedl/Midrni and Patent Skin Supporter and - Brace for Ladle., 'PM the article ;hut is wanted at thin lime. Come and see them nt Family Medicine Snore. Odd PC:kiaW lIaIL [April 9.1859 Just Reclved .4 ND for ogle. in large or .ma qoanihiee, 800 qacha AL O. A. *lO4lOO sacks Aeh:on Columbia, 1a1y,G,1862. A Atgaption Gentleman: CHOICE - Lot of New Hoyle : spring a. • and Black Forrtek'Clotith. ova/ beopened ll.l-day; and will be road cheap lbr cash, et the OLD H. C. FONDlntzthilTß. Cola. May 44.1885. Adioutthog the Book, Fpic MAgING SOAP! SnLA ASSL 000 of 1110 • best staples in the ourrbelt. pa l ate bad to lure 01 %font! qutor.titsss, at the WSW &era or ,F. Li:least street. PEN ?Wit 14 Plain lralours aad bigb colored. Wool Dela inc.. neat pen (.1 VI wool 'dunned?, forliliasec ace beautiful goo& from quo estalabobsiantlarniou. W. Even. t Co477allailef. phis. new elPlaulbsratt C. FON OKRllll(Tatf. th,Li • 181 41 `I: resPl.'"C"k Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Silver-Plated Ware. SHREINER & SPEWING, 1-1 Felix GI taken the old oduablished -toad of John . Float -Irrel, Colum.ain, respectfully the public to call and eX.llllille their large sasmninent CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER and SIL"ER.PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, CO MIS, PISTOLS, ACCORDEONS, and FANcY ARTICLES, ouch as are usually kept in a fir-I-class Jewel re :alma. We will keep constantly on tin nil a large Klock of Xi-zamerriAnnian. -1 0117 - ,a,tstaa..ess, In Gold and Silver Cases—A ppfeitna, Tracy & Co , S Mullett and %Vm Eatery inOVeinellis—which Wa Will offer to the public at price, to sian the times. A continuance of the former patronage as respect fully solicited. .11711S.PAINI‘G OF ALL RINDS PROStrILT ATTENDED TO. Columbia, Julyl9, 1t,.62. EMI F~ Feathers Feathers.; Feathers:? IITATIRANTRD, A No. I. free from dart or smell put up in small white bag+ of from le to 30 by thereby avoiding the trouble of Imittllmg them. A person warthog a ',ed. berme,. and pillow. can PUrehmte one of our -mull track.. fort the weight they want eaeh another for the barter. and a large one for the bid and empty them into the lick willicut any inconvenience whatever, and they are ready for ti.e. We make mg charge for .ark. and scull yell Meth nt the lowest market price* for prime \Vevrtersi lave Ueese Feather. s.Tlr: A ERS, /ppo-iio Othl Fellows' Doll, Cotumithi, Columina, Aug. 9, InG2. I NSU R A NCE CON 11" AN A', OF CPLUABLI, LAYCISTER COM', Pi. rEitPBTUAL. rno:nnan , to lo1 , 10(1!ding% Mer cinn.d. •••,•1 0 I.rf 100,, ty, pgatn-t lor4 d.u:•n.• dy 111(.. 1.11 .111: 11,11u1.1, Plan, :13r a f'o , ll 111,101 011 C 1,•.1111‘101 i.Ol. The Post-- CM 11, - mO.l eXpeel: - of iii- by ill.. lo!lo 11 . 1 ll' Whiff , ire 111 a beditily Whole Amountlnsured $772,707 34. /Julanee of C. 1•11 Prelllllllll4 WIC/. fw.hoded. Feu. 1,1. 12.-,tit. SSGS 19 Cosh Premium. rerrisrd during the the last year, k•s agents , COW. tnirratito, $3,3 1 5 54 litiere-t received on money loaned lust year, .29 3:: 14 atO 07 Comes and Expeimei paid the Irmt year. St: 2L Balmier rif C.d. Premiums, uni.x. !waded, Fr(,. Irt, 1002. 1.505 98 ----542.10 07 fi will be cern from the nloove that the money paid in udva nee for pollen!, Mo. hewn •ulfielent to pay ull 10.-e. raid exoen-e , and leuve a oorpiu. Mod of over Fifteen D'undred Dollars. staid thin the Dirt rim- have never le% sett any Wa upon the menthera of the Com pany. C. S. KAUFFMAN. Fregident GEOPCE VarNO. J.. Sec rwary. AI Cua EL. S. 'SHUMAN, T.ce•urer. 3CI C. S. KAUFFMAN, EMIR .1.1 lICRSORY, ARRA NI BRUNER, IM MO AEI. 11. INIOORE, JOON (ilh) YOUNG. Jr. ILO, %HMCO. AVDONALD, SA %WEI. F EIIFIRI.F.INANIOS S. ctr.E.N. "11e:11A N. NIIVAIA N. Coluirabia, June 1t.62 CONNISSION & FORWARDING. S. P. APPOLD, GENERAL Forwarding &Commission Mer cacti- tutu 1,111 illrw ticil to all points on the Penns -North Branch and We-t Braun hCana!,; •&sc.e. ‘irt. 1111-11. - '' e_ 11 1 .10. to all points along Ills Penna. RR Omni,. ' Peale; in flour, t: rain. `alt and l'lnsler. Also. dealer in Coal. Baltimore Co.. Wilkes burro. Pottstown !lig Mountain. Lane. Colliery. Pine Grove. 1.1 kens Valley, Short 31uunium, Treverton and Broad 'I op. Alt consignment. -hall I e promptly attend• d to. fertile' particulars, address B. I'. APPOLD. Cann? Pa. M"ronl carefully selected and prepared far ftlfilllV Use, will be delivered to any parts(' toe town la good order—Gee from slate or dust. [May 3(.1,932. NEW AND VALUABLE RE IPES! 1D17031.TH2 or A TRIAL. TO MAIM AN OLD NOOSE LOON NEW. Have it pappre,l 1180n/uglily with the 114/4Le mart paper now sailing at EON UER , •till Adjoining hit Buy loon a •ttit r.f those new and Marton rlotlts and Ca...mere,. and gm i hem made by a good btalor You east get lilt SCIALUT H. C. FONDEBSMITII'S People's Cash there. TO MAKE A TOTING MAN LOOK OLD Bud• Ltr Cloth, of a Clothing raw, TO MAKE AN OLD LADY LOOK AMIABLE. Buy her plain drew. goods at FONDERSNIITII'S C. C. lIINIES & CO.. By all meant...elect her dre..v„oods froth the new and beautiful ouch just received sa t H C. FONDERSMITIPS. Let everybody buy their goods for cash Mb/mins m Alurlins Calicovs.Conicnivtes and Dotbestic Goods generally, can now be laud at ITSLIERSMITII -4 Colorn'slit, June 14, ISOIL Old Vittiad. 111: choice of Taro Fire and Margin.. Proof Safer-. .I...lierring” or -I.lliie.a.” Patent; Al•o, a Platmly Horse. and a Bret-rare Carriage and Ilarieeo. Mail at the /atom of U. C. FONT/F.IIPM ITU. Cola. May 17, IE6I adjoining the Bunk. THE SUBSCRIBER Offers nt private sale, the eoliow,"z v a iiialife loam properly, VIZ: A lA, of 4; round, con.i-ting of alintit ulr acre., •linnted on the north of Mill -I reel, to the borough of Coin:oh:3, I. : ~, e.i.tter pond:pi-1y of the ...taw of JIM.- Celli la. dre'd. the and the Co within 110.11.4 roprr , y nn the en-t. on which elected a Foot I Wlt ill I FIIAME DWELLING HOUSE,. c 0„,„,, „.,z two rooni.: and a Ant Iwo on :he fir.: floor. lour Wenn& On the neennd -201 y. Mod Iwo Maul reltnr, rne.e is a tuna," with well II( goO.I water In 11, )11 , and an 1 )11. • H.l It I)Cont.inntg ml erre:lent *arirt) Cl yol;;V: ilium TUCKS. w.f.h..(1 to the Nenl.e.. The lientlsog nod Columbia liailiond pa- ta on the oppo.ite aid , . of the sweet from the p.oprriy. Ely" ro,r terms apply lo eon. April VA, Atitite-tr. JOSEPII 1.1%.111E1t. WINES, GROCERIES, &c. (IEO. TILLE, Igt., most respectfully notifies Ihr pul.he that he ha. added so hit *sock of 010. cency,,,SC , a gne awortment of pure OI7BtMULDT WINES. ' Thew Wine. are pore—no todulrn'ted trassb—and are ousted alske 10 the.e!: steal the w welt. the etrossa and the weals. He re , pecifo ley ss eall from loose who sired an unsrle of the hund...assefted that a Vaal will verify his wo.d. Hie thick of Gir C:I333=IEIFLIES Lao FA Jseen replenished. will he sound worth; the at sermon of evervlsody—and hie wile—who will. of COUTIW.CriII upon him n 1 tllelfeetlleN convenience. CORNER OF FIFrU AND UNION STS. Colpsnlsto 4. ug.2el y. B. F A PPM.% Canal FOR RENT OR SALE. A Large TWO-STMIT , SRICIE „FNMA fronting pa lauepa *met bore Fourth. forinerty ocenalid,"bi p ra a fine Briek'Plabla itheCarpOoarenoy ,C ainwaion given Am day of *Pr i alet Harca d, Ile %ff vy,,4 Wall COLUIVEZILI. TO MATE AN OLT XAM LOOK NEW TO MARE A YOUNG LADY LOOK OAT! TO SATE MONET THESE HARD TWEE For Sale at a Bargain PRIVATE SALE. "NO ENTERTAINMENT SO CHEAP AS READING, NOR ANY PLEASURE SO 'LASTING." COLUMBIA, PENNSYLATANIA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1863. LAMPS! LAMPS!! Tun subtrribcr will kccp C01.1!a1114 on linnd a full assurtneut of i oni Oil Lumps. to which he I3lvit r• thc an-pcction of the public. loaf Oil %Viet, Chun ex.. tor talc chcup by elt• WI LLlANlSl.l.neglst•eetits r.cri4 kv int; 3t.l)N rilL Y. BE GINNIVG OFANEW VOLUME. TIIE Number far January, 1563, begins the lanyrnill 'Volume of Ihr Atlantic Monthly. . . From the commencement, in I 557. the Atlantic ha, rigut) ; inernsesed in circulation. and it now• ha. the largesst classss of reader...nice its beginning. five yew. ago. It. pro.pentv steadily augment.. mid it contin ue.. amid all the fluetuation. nod danger- incident to our ;mum al erigic so gam grout d sit the of the pultlic. At n nine iso pregnant with evenig whirls touch the future Ile...limes of America in every vital particular, the Pith nod Fditore lu not deem neiseg-ary to promise that itc nage. will never swerve from the lioness path , of loynl patriotism nod univisr susl freedom. lie opinions have allssaya toren on the sside of Liberty. Proures., and Right, mil the scourge is fir-t nelopicdon it. en I) career, will ever be faithfully matistamed. • . Th, smir of Wilier.. regulnrly eontributinr, to the Atluntic Monthly.eitilimee. nil the best A cowl. outlior , iii Americo. burn lure and Nrurrants the Publisher , uromisinn to its reader., The Best Essays, The Beat Stories, The Best Poems, Which American talent can furnish. Or REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS in P:o4e. and Pretty Ihr "Al4tritit" ',afro( Writer• outgun lied. f•nlowtog author. nil among I lit 'exult:kr rontr.l.wol, Va.e. , 11 Lowell, r; e rg .1. A. flurry I.V Lnngleliow, unity Aen<•,r.. II , •v tV., or Much.. I. NVoicto It',, Tuckerm.w, Nattoonici Ilawthoinr, C II ....oval:. 11. li. .i.omu, T W. II i•riet Au her . _ .Ir- .!,6 , t \V 11 ~..., • TIP- , 'ogosst,y 1.J. , 0r..•' l,r- ~, I) V. w,,,i,,, y, Ito., 'l've.) , , iver tteml. Is Wino., it.t•rl', K Pre•ratt. lolgss l. %Viotti, I. Vey, Itol•est T . Lowell I.: r. lrilipplv, J. T. T.0w1.114e. Hay suit Taylor Edward Foal - ell, eligAr:es , E Norton. J'rofr.-•or A. I). While. The foreguieg 11,i of coniributore includes 17TUE LEADING WRITERS OF AMERICA. El) 'refills —The Alllllllle is for tuie by tail nook nod Period'. al Driller.. INICC 2i ern, a •r. Sub. seriplion (or the year, $3.00, pu-t•ioc paid. Yearly subscriptions received. or su•glr numbers supplied by an) dealer, or by the Publisher.. *premien numbers i.ent grail, on application to the irriotifuvement. for Sull<eriber, I.iclsaf prey(' ium tunii.lted oil in lire V.1.11-her. Ticsraos. d XI LDS eublialiers 135 WashingtonS:, Boston h'RENCII MERINDES, in all colors, at last searor's pliers Cab mat KACY k itHWERS. Cor 2nd -t . t'••lombm• 1. 4 . 1R5T Arrival of licwrall Goods. 500 yalds riliepsrd Plaids %mil be apem d tiny iii H C. l'ONDI.:1(-.51111PS Sept. 6. isa2. Midimeg the Basic. ri 'RAY DUNG Dress Goods of various fabrigues pi. ee, jii,4 received !hie day nt 11. C. FON Sept. 6, lEGIL t•titted. NE"'()IMAM BAItIAG 310LASNLS.--11c only gc9c1111010,.e. , for bui.untr. Coll ot Dec 13. 11. lIItUN LADIES , ANDCIIILDRE: ( I'S FURS. We have opmr-d n lialla.tar• .:ock or Hudson Bay Sable, Mink Sable, Siberian Squirrel, &c.. &c. „fen,4ie• , are "•PeeirullY invited to en.' before par coomog• eetevaltere, and rximaat• ma . -lock. CHARLES OARFORD & SON, 934 and 936 IThe-tout at., Coittoteittll &lota, ['bola. Nov. 15, 1962.31 n OFFICE JAY COOKE, SUBSCRITTION AGENT. At JAY COOKE k CO., Bankers, 114 South Third Street, Phil:McMinn. Nov. 1,1E02. Tumie,eigeecrl hoeing been oppoemed Suipecripe. .li. lion Ascii , by the trecret.ary of the Teea-ury.ll now prroArr.t In for. , i-b. pot 00.1., lire NEW TWENTY YEAR 6 PER CT. BONDS of ,Ire line eel E•teetc•, de-ienoteet ea- ••I , ove.Twentir.e.' redeemable %Hire ple.o.lere of the Government. lefler five yew.. noel ombolized by Act of Congrees, ep• peeved Vebrevers 25 I eeeti. The Commit !rood• are e•eue.l ire twine of sso e 01 1. 0, 3.51 0 51(1111 I. Itee,i-eer Dried- in rum. of 550.510 0 $500.111 000 530.0.n0el leti,eet at e.ix per cruet. per annum well commence from dole of pore+. we non PAYABLE IN GO, D. .7 , erni-A ono:illy, n..he prevent premium on mold. to he about Eight Pie Colt Per Annum. Fiartner4, Nlerelbottn, Mi•elninte-. Clone ti-tn. sad n.l who Inn re any names to invent. Arian' know owl re. member that the-e braid. ate In.,feet. It Mort noge ap , al nil lamlron In. Cnnnt.. Bunk inioekn nod eeeu ape.. and the nninen-e onntnei. of nil the Mann faeluren. ke. hie ill the eauntrt : and that the full mid simple prneisinti niiide for the pnyinetit of the Pi eteet and hquida lilt principal. by Contain. Patin.. Exei-e Stump+ and biteinal Revenue, nerves to make lie-e band. the 11,st, Moat Available and Moat Popular Invest. ment in the Market Sulincrlitiona received al PAIL in Legal Tender Note.. or note+ , and cheeks of banks at par in Phila. Sui.teribern 1:y wid receive prompt n t. unman, and every facility and expi,,aiiiipn will be af forded on application lit thus oilier. A full supply of bonds will be kept on band far im• rardinie delivery. J • COLIKK, Nov. H,l:6l.tithrt Solniciiplion Agent. ZEPHYR. GOODS. OPERA Cep•, rilmtvei, r.oislig..Senrfo. he Choice g.rnlo in tic/441.1r color• open tn.div it Noe. 8, 'G2. Cu.h rtore, o.d Stot.d. Fancy Fars! Fancy Furs! My Ears were put...limed in Europe. prcoinu. to the rice en S teAmE Exchange. and the New Duty In. posed on all Fur., imported come the fiat of Auguct I would o lc° cone, that along an my clock loom., wilt offer n at pricer proporlimicte to whitt the goods coot me; Ind. it will be know...dile for me so import and manufacture . any more Furs. and cell them in the came owing to she unsettle. Plate of the ninon. orsar,oantry. 13rnemember the name, number obd PI TPOl— FADV.I RA. ept. 2D, 'B2-5m 719 Arch SR., Philoda Drugs and Medicines. THE awietzigoed would announce to the edizens of Colnmltin and eiriniip tint; he hn. opened in the room recently ocenpied b) Mr. R. ll,non A. DRUG AND CHEXICAL STORE, where wilt be found a lull affmnment of those goods whirl' Sre included in thin tine of nu-in•O_, The Stock wid he found to conot.t Drag.. Pye SwF.. Perfumery and Fancy A rtorle...oeh a. El rushes, Comb.. Tooth Powder}. and ether an ifles too flameout. to mention: all of whieb will be found fre.h and of she be,l goetity. lErPftaeriptions coloposnaded with ears and de. opmeh. F. WILLI/Mk ept.4, - • Cnmpnny will pny Fifty Doha r+ reward for the arrow, staid conviction of the. per-on or pervonv WO.. vet the Are which denim) ed die hureli and School-bonne. in Marietta. on the morning of she 71h WA.. To he paid on conviction of -.eh party or purtie•. C. S. KAUFFMAN, President. GEnlttlE Yocno. Jr, ternary. Colutnuin, A utr,urt 16, 1e62. CIIIEAP DRY GOODS. Opened this Week at MC.Fondersmities Old Stand, Adjoining Bank. wEw style Printed Delnine..new aisle Merinocs .131 and Cashmere.. Rich Figured and Plain Paulin., Plaid Gond. iu variety. New Color. in Duster CM:h.. (tray and Fancy Colored Flannel., Choice Balmoral I Skirl•! Hooped Skirts, all sizes. A full line of choice Cas•imetr-. Satinetta and Jean. Blenched and Brown lifitAlm.. Checks. Gingham.. Drir., Flannel•, Ac, at the loweat market price. roe CADIT. to which we re apecifolly 'mks the attention of our cimiomer. and the public generally. 11. C.FONDERSNOTIPS Oct. 4,1962. Cash Store. EMPTY CASKS ,t LA RGE Jot of iron Bound en.ks and linglbonds t fl for b•• R. J. HALDEMAN. October 4. ISN. PICKLES! PICKLES!! Tv you want god pirk!rs.u, & CO*ol Pure Coro VI nenn•." llanufarlory• lll:second . adjoin ing Vdd Follow= NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS, 1 'HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST AIMED TO L Their tilreudy tare, n.eli int good, n ot.d full ie.ortitittent of Dr-•x- Got Pron., Deluitte., Pointe', Hlniikets, If. opt! Cop.. fitoevite, Qiieentiwore. &e They w•nu'd evertalty invite puttieUlitr attention to their Vii) nue lock of BEADY MADE CLOTHING, AND BOOTS AND SHOES, Got ,r••nrrnet t :,111K complete nudof the mule• run and touitlllilClllle. and will be nu d at die lover-I tali P ier.. Ht log di teimitted in be utoler.ohl b 3 otos, we believe it WIII be in the ti.tereM of purchna er. to tex•itnioe nor p.inel, before tools log their par 10-peetion solicited. Cola. Oet. IS, '52. NIALTBV & CASE. WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, would Invite attention to his large of ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. li e L ee ,• hi.. -'ork well fined up. nod believe. thin he OM tiler a. g 199 voi•ortuoint of in lie ell. 1.0 louo 1 m On? rime m Co:undo:li. Ile wiiuld dm et iipeoul utiention 'o tin rMISIX.EI.M7 . These are light whir.. good in 4noloy. low in Prteet ttotd very whole-ionic either for sick or well. A Large 1... , ..0rtment of WE ei gEI 03:147‘1.11.31:32. will iiitriud 0'19 , 9 end will lie found to eorri• pit-e •cone 01 the titte•l p pc , ever offered in lopmatitt. Coll and ex..tnitie there. .1 C. 111.1011 ER. For. Front rod I 01 . 1131 street,. C 911,99.1.1, Pa. Cuitmil.9l.Attewit 9 1e:612. THE SECOND INVOICE OF FALL & WINTER GOODS, Now OPENING AT H. F. linumcn's Chcnp Cash Pry GOMIS nod Grocery Store, Corner of Third and Union Streets. VIE Ire-felted Itovitte jlot teittreed r , oltl PLiln eelphin 111Vontt• 01 VeLli Good, lie;. it. ICC to con the olItO•lou 01 Ott. coin tot (II Co'ionlett end lo ttlttlltiCC a.,ct V ried a..01 - Itot at td Fancy and c. .o e 0,% th 10,1., &,•.; tr.p It. purl of ihoatite.. Co:•ore. C: he Mu-1111, ICki tt, • herkortoel- t VO-At Inn, Banc, .tod tt.110.••• Cittrce..ogac II .111- Att.. &1. It hypes Icy cht-r If 1111-1.1.4. ati , l t.toct integrity In voattiode to seeelve.l.ao rt •of , tIO , C po. trou.o, 11 P. IS fiLINELL Co.utnloia. Orin:ter I Itln fail a a d sso l rimen ti t .. of .i_ cooliing, No% v9:62 Corner 3rd and Ihdon TEAS...Just receiced an extra quality of 1g 11).0 MO It . aci. a•. 1.1. J.hc. 13 11. F BRUNER'S. L USCATEL RAISINS.. new article in _a :. 1 ;C 1 .311 lz.e. 111 1141 p ar I. F. CRANBERRIES AND RAISINS. CHOICE Fruit at ISTEACIII & DOWERS'. Cola. Dec. 8, IKe4. Cor.2d and Locust Sts. HO! FOR CHRISTMAS! A. Choice tiaLing Illa!uvs ., ;; l. l : l2 ‘ 4v, kr , in lI market at Cola Dec 6 1 0 62 Coe 2.1 B EAuTina. Block Clod, euieoltle for Indle4 cloak, sTrAcv & BOWERS, Corner Second and I,ocu.d. Sweet% Coln. Dec 6 Tee Opeo-tie Odd re llosvi , 11101. NOW OPEN ER ORME MEESE, 908 & 811 CHESTNUT ST., PILILADELPWLI., (LATE LEVY 8; CO.'S DRY GOODS STORE,) GEO. J. HENICELS, Formerly 524 Walnut St. Dec G. 1662-3 m. MIN FARETA, No. VIIIA BEANS of the Rest Quality, just received be F. AA 11.1.1 A Al 6, December 6, 1562 Locum. street. :IQ Arch St Phi l, Importer trod Innalacturer of and cr in all kinds I Ile? Fur•. for ladies td children • . wear. I desire to say to any lends of Uneasier sun surroaddinc COI! ;es that I hive now in tore. one of the targe.t lid mond beawtful a.- tttrttrut. of all tom: , ud qualifie. of FANcT 'cn•, for ladles' mid loildrethd wear that II be worn during ihi. I VOI PRESERVING hal, CIDER.---1 r,erivet Fresh lot of Suit , Lute of Lime )0.1 twen t Lite 6.61. k . Limes( et. ~.ZMEt Nr Mar Style Delsiiite.. Ca..ime ie.. Mo th s. Dcbege. La shawl., Fancy ;quilting. Fini.nel.. Print.. In lower price. than can be bad rlsewhere; Tick infra, Cheek N. Cotton Flannel.. all color.; Opera Hood-. etc., rue . ju-t received In oore and !Cr.:lle by 11. P. MOINEIC, Nnv.19,*61 Corner 3rillaitel Union etn. IT EN9N PEE.--I new article for mince Poe, 11. F. MUNE:it. - 4 - N0e.2 4 ;62. Corner 3.1 ond Moon ego, COAL OIL OF ~npertor Quality, oon•tun'y on hind it Noi.l. F. WILLIANIS, Locott it A Li. the soondargl oreporsoiosos,neh Ils Joynei F.xpects saw A I:r.ntave. tzu native rip.. Darr, '• rrvitsphirou*.X , onrilr. sled trot Di.eos t ty Tobia-*Veoe.l.l.l I.4ssisorost. lloosetter 's Fiomorli IHt sir., ‘Vi-h.srt's Tar Oordso &r in lit had Pt TIT Drag More of F. %%114.14 MS. ',min.{ 10. MLS. WINSLOW% Soothing Syrup can be obtained at F. W MU.% %S., ',pea.' pi. STOCKI7.IG YARN. rounuys Z OO lO 4 erlebTaled Woolen Stocking loo Yarns, Joel received PO NDS or Rale only et IVO sismirmes OrtlS Wpm edyeneirgilset Dieek. $5O REWARD! ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF CLOAKING CLOTH. FoURTII INVOICE OF PATENT MEDICINES. geTertiints. The Stolen Bills The bank of Messrs. Gerald, Gerald &Co., city, bad extensive dealings.with the bank of H. Derive!, Frankford. One morning, direct-from Frankford, came among other correspondence, the following, just in the or dinary characters, and bearing all the marks of the other letters by the same mail, only this was later in date, and appeared to have been written on the steamer. "Gmsrt.rxEN—A clerk of oor establish ment lies absconded, bearing bills and notes to the value of four thousand pounds. We have traced him, by unfrequented routes, to Boulogne, where be embarked for England. "He is a nephew to the principal, who is in the greatest consternation, and his char acter was hitherto unimpeachable. As it is probable he will immediately seek to change his bills into cash, so far as he can, (though many are valueless anywhere but here) use no delay-in seeking fur him. He is sure to come direct to London beyond this. You will know best the most likely place to find him, and I am instructed to say you may pay him four hundred pounds if ho will deliver the bills into your hands and go to Austra lia, M. Dorival will not hear of a prosecu tion, if it is possible to obtain the papers by other means; but if you find him, and be will not deliver them entire, according to the list sent herewith, he is to be given into custody. "His name is Jules Dorival, and he is five feet seven inches high, of fait• complexion, light curly hair, nod a handsome moustache of the same color. He will probably have shaved this off, and otherwise have disguised himself, but there is a large brown egg shaped mole immediately below the left ear, which cannot be hidden, and by this you may be sure to recognize him. He also slut ters slightly when excited, but otherwise speaks good English. "Use all speed, and should you be fortu nate enough to obtain the papers, forward them without a mail's delay, as they are of greatest importance. Yours, pro M Dorival, "A. Leone." And here followed a concise list of miss log hills of every denomination. Acting urn the advice contained herein, the Messrs. Gerald instituted inquiries every where; but they were utterly fruitless. Nothing could be heard of a man answering the description. A week had elapsed, and nothing learned of him. The elder Gerald was on 'Change and sulking to a junior partner of the bank, when his attention was attracted by the rather singular conduct of a stranger, who, after addressing a number of members in a most un-English way, was sauntering up and down, apparently very well pleased with his own personal appearance thorn. Mr. Gerald fixed his eye upon him, and purpose ly, thought as it -were by accident, passed him. Ile had no moustache, nor could he observe signs of the mule mentioned; but in other respects be anewered exactly the de scription given. In passing him again be purposely stumbled against him. "Beg pardon, sir," said ho. "G -g-ranted sir; I think the fault woe mine," was the reply, as Mr. Gerald moved away. "It's the man," he said to his companion, when they were out of hearing. "Keep your eye upon him till we near the gate, and then leave me, and taken detective to my chambers at the bank and keep him in the inner room, unless I ring the boll. Ido not like this in Dorival, and he ought to be prosecuted. Personal feelings should be subservient to the public duties where the justice and well being of the world is con cerned." "We can't afford to loss Dorival's busi iness," said the junior, with a keen eye to profits.; "I know," was the rejoinder, "and shall act as desired; but Ido not like it. Here ho is again. Now, use speed, and I will de vise some means of bringing him." Then ho added, aloud, "Good morning." "I trust I did not hurt Mons—you, sir," said the stranger, opening a conversation Mr. Gerald was puzzling himself to find a pretest for, and sauntering up - with a simper. "Not in the least," said Mr. Gerald, nod ding, and changing his side from right to left, ostensibly for the purpose of speaking to some one, but in reality the better to ob serve Lie companion and 13ok far the mole. The hair was so arranged as to hide the left ear and part of the cheek." There were many speculations as to Ger ald's intercourse with a stranger whom halt the members present had been ridiculing, and whose appearance there at all was an enigma; but still that gentleman walked up and down by his side, endeavoring to discov er the sign which would provo his identity. The wind freshened, and "It's an iliwind that blows nobody any good;" so, after turn ing over a few bats, and leading their own ers some pretty games at '•Follow my lead er," or, rather, "my bat," the friendly wind lifted the tuft from Jules Dorivare cheek, and displayed the egg-shaped moie,•to the entire satisfaction of Mr. Gerald. Again the stranger relieved him of introducing a difficult matter. "I have some Frantford bills I want dis counted," said Jules, blushing up to his brow. "If yen will pill of our ofte• we will look 111,50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE; *ZOO IF NOIN ADVANCE' at them," said Mr. Gerald "What address?" "Number twenty-four—. Oh !am going down, and you can walk with me," Gerald replied, hurriedly; for he bad nearly betray ed himself, and of course he would know and avoid the house Dorival dealt with. The stranger very readily felt into his views, and the two walked away together- But when they reached the door—over which was written "Gerald, Gerald '.'Co."--he changed from red to white and back again, looking round fur a street by which ho might escape; but there not being one, ho pleaded a previously forgotten appointment. Mr. Gerald turned round and said, plant ing himself before tho path he was starting on, "Jules Dorival, I must speak with you. Come in. Don't make a disturbance here." The person he addressed was evidently as tonished to find himself known, and entered reluctantly into the banker's chamber; where he was still more afraid on observing the gentleman in whose company he had just seen Gerald, and who now whispered to his principal and then left them alone. "You've made a mistake, sir," stammered the duped clerk; "my name's not Dorival." '•Your name is Jules DJrival, late of the Frankfurt &wk. Here is a description of ytur appearance. Have you not an egg shaped mole below the left car? There it is," amid Gerald, railing the hair at the wondering ex-clerk; "arid here ii a list of the bills you desire me to discount. Is it not au?" The stern unflinching manner of his accu ser, the suddenness of the charge, and in guilty conbcience were too much; and after a feeble attempt to etatnmer out a denial, was interrupted by Mr. Gerald's taking up a bell and adding: "I have but to ring this, and an officer of justice will appear." Jules Dorival admitted all, and produced the tnibsing documents, pleading for mercy. When ho had delivered them all (and there were more than the advertised num ber) the banker added: "It is well for you that I have not the absolute power of showing or withholding mercy from you; and it is little credit to the house of Dorival that you are to go at large. Are you willing to go to Australia?" "I will go 'anywhere to hide my dis. grace." "Then be ready by to-morrow, and, by your too lenient, unjust uncle's command, which it dues not suit me to disobey, you will go free, and with (Cr hundred pounds. But if you are found hire longer than neces sary fur an outfit, you will yet be prosecu ted. To-morrow, when I have gone through these hills, present that order at the coon ter yonder, and you will have the money. Now Leg one." Ile was about to reply, but the unwaver ing, frowning face of Mr. Gerald made him glad to pass through the open door without a word. That night the recovered bills were eont off to M. Dorival, with an exact account of the entire affair from Mr. Gerald's own pen, and a strong reproof against this "mistaken generosity," as he chose to term it. That night, too, after bank hours, Mr. Gerald re• oeived a note, the contents of which were as follows; •'Ste—There is a vessel starting for Aus tralia to-morrow, and by traveling to-night I moy go with her; therefore, if you can pay me I will call to-night. Oh believe me it was my first crime, and I long to hide its remembrance forever by mingling honorably in the work of a new world. If you mention me to my uncle, say that I shall always pray God to bless him for his kindliness and for giveness of me, though I feel unworthy of it. Yours remorsefuly. "Jut.cs Du RIVAL." Mr. Gerald dispatched an answer to say he might have it, and an hour after paid the sum into his hands. Ile seemed so thor oughly repentant that Mr. Gerald was in duced to think less hardly of Gorival's o'er looking it, and giving him a start in the world. By return of mail came back the bills and a letter of inquiry from Darival. We shall best explain its import by en extract : '•We know nothing of these bills—they are forgeries—and cannot understand your letter. No clerk of ours has absconded. We never had one who bore the name of Deri ve'. You seem to answer a letter we did not write, and also, we fear, to have paid on advice of the forged latter the sum of four hundred. We can only hope it is not so. Yours. M. DORIVAL." But it was so. The firm of Gerald, Gerald 4i. Co. had been swindled I Faro an Roulette. A Washington correspondent of the Chi cago rims has "been to see the tiger," and here is the . way he describes the animal : A ring at the door-bell, and a recent:lois canoe through its grated upper, half by a stalwart neg - ro, then up a pair of stairs, through an ante-room, and we stand in the carpeted, elegant jungles of the modern "ti ger." There are two wide, lofty rooms, di. vided by folding doors, both dazzling with light, softly carpeted, decorated with elegan t and voluptuous paintings,and seemingly just the spot where poor tired humanity would come to get a foretaste of glen, and recu perate for the stern battles of life. In the first room is a sideboard, upon whose shelves are rows of elegant decanters, through which blushes the purple wine or flalheit' the crystallite extract of the juniper—slagfice, es- _ _ [WHOLE NUMBER-1,695 In this room is also a roulette-table, which' as we enter, is vacant, and in the other room is a faro-table, around whiob are gathered a half-dozen men, so absorbed In tho germ that wete Gabriel to rock the earth ,with blast from his trumpet, they would neve: bear it. I won't describe the game; for what little, if any, is not known about it in Chicago, is not known anywhere else, oven in this city bf iniquity—Washington. • Behind the table site,tbe dealer—long in finger, white in hand, and with the inevita ble cluster of brilliants sparklingfromidigit and shirt bosom. j g He: is gray-eyed, pock. marked, resolute, and yet; pleasant in • ap pearance, with n breadth - of shoulder and depth of chest that shows him calm no m ean _ man in case of an eschange of fade courts- On his right bandistunds a =Plain, play , • ing with half-dollar checks, stadjinvesting one at a time, evidently a loser, for, as his check is raked down be follows It witti - st sigh, and I doubt not a curse upon the t ' priciousness of Fortune. Ho has buts half dozen checks; in a minute they are gone, - and, after going to a corner and examining an empty pocketbook, he returns and sta.nds moodily watching the game. . Next to him is a thick-set young zsan,, who with something fete than a bushel of ten and twenty dollar checks at his side,,is with the most perfect nonchalance, betting from one to fivo hundred dollars upon,bis cards, and winning or losing without 0e slightest change of countenance. But he Is lucky; every card he bets on wins until, af ter half an hour, he looses three or four times in succession, and then, with the ieniark, "My luck is changed, I guess I'll counts over: hi. checks to the dealer,' whet,' coolly as if it were a matter of five cents, ' passes over to the lucky individual thirty seven hundred dollars in throe per cent. con'='; pone of United States Treasury Thrusting the immense pile of paper; into"` his coat pocket, the gentleman rises, takes a cigar with a drink at the aide board, and then with a "good night gentlemen," - he walks out. The dealer proceeds unconcernedly:elide I, dazzled at A u cla results, draw nut a Selittiry" five and deposit on the king. In just three secnnds the claws of the tiger eiovered my lonely and long treasured are, and I set it no more—and I may add that,l haven't seen it since. A young gentleman, evidently a clerk in a dry goods store, sits on my lefi, and, ie betting and losing. Two or three times, his_ checks run out, and then he goes to a f riend,` and whispers a moment, and finally r eturns with a ten, which he invests in cheats; and loses. loses. At last ho conies back from sine tit his side excursions with a lowering:brnir, and no money. He site down, watchesitis game a moment, and leaves. About in this style went the gante- 7 one . , man winning, all tho balance lo sing. , By and by an elegant supper was served its.er upper room, and then the tarty adjourned and commenced playing roulette, and officers appeared to be out of luck, for here, in lass than half an hour, I saw a Federal captain loss some 5320. Everybody lost till 10 .- 1 before I left, whom the young gentleenans . who had been borrowing and betting on faro, returned. lie watched the spinning_ of the ball a short time, and then took a bystander aside. "But you owe we flfty` now," I heard the other say. "I'll give is all back to-taoraow, was the reply. Finally he came back with a"green back." to the amount of twenty. Ile put it all on,, the red; red won. The wholo pilo, again went on the red, and again rad was winner... He changed to black and black won. In short, everything that he laid hia money on was the winning color. In lass -than, fivw. , minutes from the time he began, he nnietly - cashed his checks, and left wittroierBlBoo. So much for luck. During the two hours that 1 wai in the establishment some fire or six thousand dol lars changed hands. There are some five or six first-elass. es tablishments of the kind in Washington. be- sides any quantity of others of lesser,note. They are well known to the police, and in fact everybody else, but are not disturbed. They are as necessary to Congress sut tfit; nigger question. and nearly or quite as much patronised. Perils of Precocity Baillet mentions one hundred and •aisty three children endowed with extraordinary talents, among whom few arrived at an ad vanced age. The two sons of Quintiliaa• ao vaunted by their father, did not reach their tenth year. Hermogones, who at the *go of fifteen, taught rhetoric to Marcus Aure-. Hue, who triumphed over the mast cerebra ted rhetoricians of Greece, did not die, ,bat at twenty-four lost his faculties. and.fursch , all he bad previously acquired. Pica blirandola died at thirty-two; daimon.. Secundus at twenty-five, hawing at. the.,aget. of fifteen composed admirably Ores and Latin verses, and become profoundlywareed - injurisprudence and letters. • Pesostowhees., gowns developed itself at tem:years eld,elid not attain the third of a centiery. &child was born at Lubeck, natitsrMestri* treinneken, whose precocitywastaimealea. At ten months of nge, be !Folds` dilttinetly; - at twelve learnt the PentateuCh' by"thte:% and at fourteen months' was" perfeetirlifc qesinted with the Old and - New -Testanient4 At two years he was as familiar • with cient history as the mottepuditaanOtMot.qt. antiquity. SitilsOn in&Diuttrille onky oil compete wiih him in gecigriptical "lkair-s ledge. In the tinchßit Mid lio'derif 'Mfg= Sleep he RIMS prOaOhltlit."*Illidt 0 101410111141A, e bild was unfortasately inuniedt aegis via is. fourth yerr. • - .11 +Ol.. -.•- , ''.. B I=l MEI
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