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To Coriapondents;
cbemaignizatinns, .leUers, cantrioutions, generally of
?merit and interest to the reader, will be aceeptsbte from
friends from aft !porters.
ORDERLY SEDGEANT.—Arnry letter late
--. ,, 0ut, of data; camp sketch, is well-written, might
be Interdsting to our readers. ,
Sdnoor. ltltits."Who is Noukosmos 2"
Drop him aline and you will probably find out.
W.—We cannot comply- with your re
quest. Your" poem on' Spring* is respectfully de
clined.' •
J. V.—We will - deviate front our .u.snal
custom. and drop.you a line by nialL -- You may, re
-mare a fetter ere this reaches you. : •
1., W.. G.-Would like ,to: know-whether
that* are any Monitors being built in -Itsltimote.—
,
We do not 'know of more than one being built there:
'the Wanaltw. VA- W:Drnmead & Bon. At last at
corluts:showas nearly ready-for rite lasting Odle°
, linkthedlshe will be a very formidable affair.i., ; .
:.,. • .„ tilyrr.sx seems troubled because his
'payamoreattention to his friend T. than himbelf,
ith all candor. enquires .w.bst he shall do In
k
.so iteaker ..s_We do not meddle-With love,affairs,
' nor Ire care to,-but if Syntax will **beim. whop
hls.
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lbelless Much es that haterni.friend of his whom he
- ir:, . ' .callstr.,'we feel confident ehewill turn to him again:
tprorlded - T.ieset.thipptore,gentlemouly looking of
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G. W. B.—We will ,Oxidain in that-hack
,. ueyed phratie, .played
_. ,Out.* ' , . . ,
larrturrattr.—Thankyoulbr - the oomph - _snout paid mt.' 'Your suggestion Is a good true, we thought of adopting it7don't know bat we will,
soon. , : . . , .
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Vimrit...n.—lf you have credited your
self to any other locality, you could lotconsistently
vial= a bounty here, even iteolwrebia should offer
it; but, wean, no prospect of there being a bounty
offered. - •
Ftxtua:Ur.—Brir. B. F. Appold is repar
ing his store-room In Truseott's buildings,
preparatory to openings first-class grocery
store.
Tax IttvEß.—The Susquehanna river is
now at a good rafting stage, and many,
both timber and lumber rafts are passing
down. As yet very little lumber has bee
brought in this market. • -
NEW Coons.—We would respectfully
call the attention of housekeeper and those
*bout to enter into hostilities in that line, to
- the advertisement of Hiram Wilson in
another column.
lying. I. W. Hunter is about to return to
Ceiumbla awn; and will open a atom in
Mechanics ROW l opposit Haldeman's, ahem
she will keep et;Sne assortment of ladies
shoes, bat, cape , etc. We wish her success.
Skezieks,says,"mow that General Grant
has nand, fie should eonsoorate his
army; march down • into North Carolina
azofbombado Charleston—ho thinks that
liniliside's new exhibition is bound for
that important point.
We would call the attention of persons
who are in want oniony thing in theliouso
e-- itiaiiiing line, to the advertisement of
Hiram Wilson, in another column.
Jr.FREIISON HOUSE 130TEL.Sfr. G. Brandt
has ,removed to this well know Hotel, on
Front street.' He is one of our.oldest.land
lords and certainly "knows how to keep-a
hotel." We bespeaks for him a Liberal
patronage.
Bouicter.—The City of Ltneaster'has of
fered a bounty of $2.75 to all volunteers.--
also, nearly all the districts in the county
hape ttsred similar bount,fes., 7 c •
o $ en* . mnty. Ottly 'ecimellE2 • .•
• that our eitfikins should be patrloaenougli.
to enlist without.
TOBACCO.—DurIng the week alarge quan
tity of toba4co has changed hands. Thn
prices paid, ranges from Twelve to Eigh
teen cents per round. The cramp in this
county is good, and the pews realized,
would seem to indicate that raising the
"knozious weed" is a paying business.
ANOTHER BANK.—Tho First National
Bank of Lancaster has been organized
with a capital of $140,000, with privilege of
increasing it to $300,000. John Gigot,
President; Horace Rathvon, Cashier.—
Directors—Thos. S. Woods, A. Herr Smith,
D. G. Swartz, Henry Baumgardner, Mich.
H. Moore, Peter S. Heist, Abraham S.
Bard and John H. Moore.
Scirrca.—Our friend and contributor,
James S. Watkhi, 'Esq., of EaltiMore, is
engaged on a-sketch or story, especially
for our paper, which promises to be he
best he has ever written for ns. Mr. Wat
kins is one of the best writers in theijmun
try, and is highly popular with theleid
nof the 'Av." We may here state that
he writes for the benefit of all—charges
moderate.
Tam CEXETEIIT.—Now that the Spring
time has come, and porsons have coin
imenced.to Sr up and beautify their grounds.
Should it not awaken an interest In re
gard to our cemetery.
Will not those of our citizens who are
iipecially interested in the matter, consult
together, and try to get up some plan by
Which theUemotery may be kept in a bed-,
ter condition? -,
MILITIA TO BE PAID.—The State Militia,
galled out in September, 1802, are to be
paid. Bov. Curtin has oMcially notified
the Howse of Representatives, that Major
Brice, chief" paymaster at Baltimore, has
been ordered to proceed with the payment
of the Militia Paymasters wilt be
ed to the. several counties from which
troops were furnished.
READING AND COLUMBIA RAIL ROAD.-
One regular train will run on this road,
to and from Binding, as follows, untilAar
taker orders :—leave Colombia at 1203: M.,
arive in Reading . at 640 P. M.; leave Read
ing lath* A. M., and arive in Colnialda at
040 A. M.
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*it DEVIL.—Our devil was attseked
3stattkrd.a4 morning in a violent inatiner
by thedevil below—old devil came init of
b.ll 4l doge Dort" and told our.devil -not to
throw ashes in the :std,' young devil said'
that be was dinsod to put them there,
and that belaid a right to do so, old devil
and young devil must do as old devil
said, and If he diernt he would kick his
beset - extremities . , When the kicking
dada arrives our local editor- shell take
ccuseland of our forces, and_ ith -erdeotike
atieh.lit hand, march down etsire:. and
Amp" 7Ngiets on the devil, when it lir es
Oche therewill be a 'devil eta' thus.- The
kintOiwillbe hi the rear with his - • 2cralt
SldVc( bee, wrbich he will be throwingln
the llirm albs devils. -! • '
Nelliwithetsusding the devilish protests
tiour devil-win continue to throw his
psi sale the iirdheiek Of can *eke; end
the devil - that • I Mhikes with 'him. wail
daub. annals's'
Ticituirei IS"l . ‘,:hbosuurrArinisTkill Pop.;
ular tionpe :a talented artists; sato have
been performing at • Brant's Hall, Harris
burg, for the; past fifty-four nights, with
marked:suceess, is about to loose Some of
its bestand mo? .. a. talented members. 'kiss
JoSephine Tyson,. theleadihg 4ady, go**. to
fit: Paul, Minh., aslees - P.,4,Hent. Wil
lie Ware, our own Contributor;opens at the
new theatre, Detroit. Mich., ori.the 18th of
April. Hr.-and Hrs. J. Dunn, go with W.
M. Holland's "troupe. aF. Hull gqes with .
MersrliiniTa company. Miss Wilford. with
Holland's, company. - This reduced , the
company materially; butno doubt the
will make an effort to fin the places
vacated.
FIRST NATIONAL BA R. OP COL.UMBTA.-
The First National Dila of Cifflig!thitiwas
organized on MondaYlast, and the falow
inir named persons were elected officers :
. Epbriam Hershey, President; S.S. Det
wiler, Cashier: • - • • -4,
..;Diqaiscrons,-.T. G. Hess, A. Briteer, Si.,
W. G. Case, E. Hershey, C. S. Kauffman,
Washington Righter, J. B. Shuman, Jus
tus Gray, P: Gossler..
. The new Bun le will open out for business
In a short time, in the building now occu
pied as - betwilir; dt Beeper's. Banking
Houso : .Titey. start witk a-pald - up -Capital
atone hnitdeed thousand dollars, with - the
_privilege - of increasing it to three hundred
thousand. .
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ARRIVED HOME.—Lieut. poi. F. S. Pyfer
of the 7th Pennsylvania Regt., and lately
a. prisoner in Richmond, arrived at his
home in Lancaster on Monday last.
Col. Pyfer has many friends in Colum
bia who will be glad tolearn of his safe ar
rival=he was taken prisoner at the battle
of Chicksmaugn. and he spent some six
months in the famous Libby prison,
REnEts.--About 333 rebels passed through
this place on Sunday morning, last, they
were from Columbus; Ohio, where they
have been kept in durance vile for several
months. They wore all officers, ranking
from General down to Lieutenant. Among
the noted cuts was General Vance, captur.
ed at a recent battle in Tennessee. Also,
Col. Dick Morgan and Captain Charlton
Morgan, Brothers to the" famous scoun
drel and murderer, General John Morgan.
Capt. Moodie was with them: Ile is a
Northern man by birth, and is brother to
a Colonel in the Union army. Under no
consideration should such a man be ex
chaneed,-but rather hung up by theneck
till life is extinct. There were' :somefive
or six Colonels in the batch, and the rest
were Captains and Lieutenants. , A few of
the number were dressed in citizen's
clothes, while seine presented-the appear
ance of privatos,.judqing from their dirty
and worn-out uniforms. Most of them.
carried carpot.-bags, well stocked , With pri
ate plan ler, while others carriellilankets.
First Annual :Exhibition
The Cilumbla :Union 'School gave the
Commencement of its first annual exhi
bition "on Wednesday and Thursday even
ing -A, of this week, in the large hall of the
Unica School -House, situated on Cherry
street. The exercises consisted of music•:
declamation and dialogues. The following
is the progranune rehearsed by the pupils
of L. C. Oberlin, ,D. It. Brubaker, Miss
Annie Lyle and Miss Mary. E. Boyle:
WEDNESDAY EVENING. "-
All Together Again—By the Pb ls,
:"The' T.,r,acen ,L111)11. la, • mith.
Laura Williams.
John Run and Son—Wlllinm C. i ry sad
Joseph Fisher.
llugar is the Wildernem—Emma Cooper
7!e/Xlmesit3.
The RN:elle—By the Pupils.
Whor itt Berna(l,d—Mary Reuss, Annie
Carter, Eliwtboth Lobcger,Jennio Lookard,
Faun% J. Wayne, ...Lilco Long, Lidio Roes
and Sarah ',McLaughlin.
The Little Ph ilosopher—Samuel Boyd and
William C. Fry.
Silly Bilty—tdward Grove and William
-Fair'anti".
311ituomicv.
Handred,Years to Come—By the B Class.
FaithfultrelAe and Honesty—Emma Jane
Warne and'Jennie Loekard.
TAg May Queen—Katy Simpson, Catha
rine Gourly, Dora Kinser, Crusts- Gourly,
Mary Shuler, Mary Roads, Macula Eddy,
Lizzie Brooks. Emma Fulaved and Mary
E. Myers.
An Original Dialogue—James Nolen and
Thomas Jackson.
• •••
Never'l'orget the Dear Onell—By a select
ChM.
The ..Vorthern Mother—Marie Welsh.
Essay—The Tro rkt teas made for man and
nianfor God—Bella Caloy.
Is it any Body . * Businese—Dora Rinser.
America--Song by the Pupils.
The Model Behoot—Teacher. Sadie Fisher;
Pupils, Bella Coley, Rate Wisler, Annie
Edo, Alice Welsh, Lillie Hinton, Alice
Clark, Lydia McNeal, Salle 13arrach, Jen
nie Haldeman, Ella Hess, Lizzie Brooks
and Katy Daily ; Committeeman, Francis
Bennet.
The Schools taught by Messrs. George
if. Richards, Amos ll.:Crist, and Misses
M. E. Greene, A. Jones, S. J. Haldeman,
and M. E. Slaymaker, held their closing
exercises in the largo hall. These schools
are graded, and occupy the first boor of the
building.
.The exercises opened with sing
ing by timpupils, after which the rehearsal
commenced.
THURSDAY AFTERNOO
The Mariner Boy to Iris MotAer—Willle
McGinnis; Mary's Lamb--Sallio Eves;
The Snow Shower—Joanna Blackmon and
Josephen Bonds; The Young Orator—E.
Welmh.
This concluded - the programme of Mr.
Criet. 'Next cantathe programme of Miss
Sloymaker. -
•
Revolutionary Tom—Rose McGinnis ; The
Platter Box—Mary Pfabler, Annie Voynno
Laura Reichard and Mary_ Ackerman—
Twinkle Little Star—Louis Williams • Va.
cation—Willie Upp, Mary Lewis, Mary
Bang, ert,John Mowry, Luther Ponderamith
and - Katy Chalfant.
Programme of Mr. Richards.
What I Like M. Richaid, George Wil
ford, Jane Gourley • and Manta Simpson •
The Greedy 14oz—J. Rawlings, B. GrMtil
F. Greer. F. Decker, E. Jordan, •M. Rich
ards and Charles Grove.
Programme of Miss./ones.- laud° by the
penile; Too Late .For &hoot—J. McLain ;
Okira's Choice—B. Strickler. H. Rawlings,
B. Wolf, L Patton, A. Fraley S. Brown
and L. Canner; •Vottotieer Distoz-4.
ltee anzi Zerger ; The BoyOnct in—
Hershey, M. Bruner, L. Welsh, E.Fon
deramith, L. Flick, 'I. Urger. L. Wilson
and- Altos Herr ; qpeliiNt 13.7 20 pupils ;.
Boy Who Neve Thin a Lte—.l M. Stood;
ThosiasJeffersott's Nazis' ts—A.
Wagon, L. Welsh, 11, Bruner. B.
I f I. Patton, Canner G. Brenneman,
Stout, - T. 'Mier and 1. C. Muth
PrOfiraincme of Ma Rablam • '
Pi/ Never Chesabboooo—llarryLameety:
Eta Pogfte:-Idallennee; Tes.datand &fast.
Laura Calloway: Prettiest /110 A—Emma
Read; Ora.Crowsaldold, LanroCalloway,
ReallyarwirkKakp,Xowiy, Josiah Maw
sod Gown Maori Lord oad ;
Nolerw:a row?, Cimeellidad.' , L:
CelloWtt9n 9lrwin ,Kllt Y 211a Wit' 7 2.
Yttawrwbdi Viso. Rifler • Bat and
John .Lekaaa“
Soya= t
M ad am mei ie Webb; Reasolvt—R:
Lowry; liColliaaldlsaxasogi
awe iantflailavNloor: The 410fder *aid 4/44
Ofv—llaltta 3fallingar;
ProgrtUxuneof Miss Green: MusiGhoy the
Pupils;_ WActel Sate —Alverdid Goodwin,-
SadiriArani;lid. J.Wilson,urellaMbrx9ll;
7b-day—.Tames Sweeny•on. on
Philadelphia—'Willie Wit h e rs;-L oui s e
fAit
eiren—B. Worrell,' M. Hess; C. 7if:obi - and
Mary Barr; The ,Little Girl's Good Morning,
—Alice Hays ; Composition on laribv—Sallie
Schroeder; ..9,oecsk•Genlly—Alwildarry, - M.
Patton, If. Glosser M. lifcigendobler, M.
McDonald; E.-Hux ley, M. Boyd, `A.PIndleY
and Ella SappleerSaturdayArt'Ar,-Httrry
Cooper ; Dia/ogee—Lillie Pfahler and Ida
Wilford ; -.ZitdcpendanciDay;--Marir Barr
A Fairy Story—S. Schroeder and O. Peck;
Composition :on Saotv—lda Wilford ; Who
Stole the-Bird's Nest—C. Muxlev; Cbmpo
' sition—The Fly—L. Prattler ; _Rein
Drops—Maggie Glosser.
These exercises wore interspersed with
lively music; :and reficet -a groat :deal of
credit upon the pupils and teachers, forthe
care and taste With which eYery thing was
arranged and exceuted.•:..:,'h. • .
' The final exhibition of tlio'schools taught
by Messrs. Newpber, Oberlin , 'Brubaker;
Mises Lyle anditoyle, closed theexereisea
for the present sehool-term.. _ •
tirIIRSDAY EVEZZING
Opened with Prrn;yor, by . : : :Ati3 • Itpv,,,3gr,;;
Reitnensnyder. - •
• .71311 C. -
There's Music in the Al.r—By B Class.
Candle's Lecture—Lill if! Fraley and Fran
els Bennett. "-- • '
Original Dialogue, No. 2--=James IsTelen
and Thomas jackson.. • .
Music—Fine Old Yankee' Gentleman.
Oration—America—Luther Smith-_
Theltehearsal--Geo. Schroeder,' Eugene •
Herr. James Cooper, S. Welsh, 0-Richards
and Jerome Minich.
Music, Vacant Chair—By Class., •
Two Hundred Years Ago—Lizale; Hess.
This piece was excellent,, spoken in aCtear
and distinct voice.
The Sowing Society—Theodate Griffith,
L. Williams, A. Brenneman, IL Williams,
L. Hess, H. Snydam, S. Fulwood, Emma
Williams and Mary Skeen.
Music, The Reveille—By the Pupils. '
- Aunt Peabody—P. •Hinkle, A. Gilbert,
C. Welsh, M. Hyslnger, and others. -
The Student's Review was then read by
Bella Caley, the Editresa.
Music by the Pupils.
Baron Von Klinglenburg—K.: Wisler, T.
Griffith, L. Williams, E Fraley, S. Fisher,
B. Wilford, L Fraley, L. Smith, William
Goodman, F. Auworter, Wm. Callaway and
Francis Bennett.
The. Student and The Seighbora--Wm.
Goodman, L. Smith, F. Bennett, William
Callaway, A. Herr. C. Watts and 3. Nolen
Music—Glad to Got Home.
Owing to the length of tho,programme
and our crowded colartins, wo are unable
to make atiyremerks on the different pieces
spoken, but will saythat* was a complete
success, and shows that no pains had been
spared to make it an interesting affair.
The schools on theseeencliloor will com
mence on Monday, April ilth. Price of
tuition from 3 'to 45,50 per, quarter. Tho
Teachers are, A - 0. - .Newph6r. D. R.Bruba
ker and Miss Lyle.
The public are respectfully requested to
continue their patronago. , „The.pest efforts
will be put forth to adyance the pupils.
a:Ct.4.U - '3IMIIZ.ED3IM.
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Deaths and Marriages are Published in this paper
without charge. When necompsnied by common
baies' whether prose or poetry. five cents per line .
will tse charged. Payable in advance.
At the American !louse. Janesville. Wis.; on the
link by the Rev. E. J. Goodspeed Edson, S. Wm-
WAYS, of Evansville, Wis., to 31t.sa LYDA A. upon, of
Colombia. Pa.
UE)U. S U:).
In tlelumblit, of heart dieeme, On the 29th of !far.,
nor:kers Ilters, aged 41 years.
tanraater, of ennaumptlonl Tao& EL BARTON.
formerly In command or_ corn • ••• B, lan Yealltayl
vanla Reserver,.
FRESHID Mt Cl- S,
MEDICINES. DYE STUFFS, &c.,
PERFUMERY.
BRUSIIES,
COMBS, ac.; &c.,
FLAXORING EXTRACTS, .•
FAMILY DYE COLORS,
SPONGES,&c., &c.
The subscriber has Just received a large
addition to his stock, of the above articles,
also, Nursing Bottle's of a late and im
proved pattern. Call and exnzaine at
R. WILLIAMS,
april 2, '64. Front street, Columbia.
Administrator's Notice,
TSTATE of John Milton Cowden, late of
lithe borough of Columbia, Lancaster Co.,
deceased. Letters Of-administration on
Raid estate having been granted to the un
dersigned, all persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims ordemands against
the same will present them without delay
for settlement.
-WILLIAM MeCIIESSEIr,
Col's. april 2,'64-6t. Administrator.
ONE PRICE CLOTHING.
50N133, 604, 11471.88E1T Be.,
PIIILADELPIIIIL,
ha•, conmtantly on hand, a full stock of
SEASONABLE CLOTLIING,
got, up from material wellprepared, for rt.=
tail sales only, anti has
THE LOWEST SELLING PRICE MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES OS MACE ARTICLE,
and never varies
All can buy alike. and
are sure of getting a good article, at the
lowest rates it can be oared.
Latest Styles and best make.
.TONES & CO.,
GO4 Market Bt., Phila.
mar-19,'64-tf.
HIES, DRIED BEEF AND SHOULDERS
JUST In store
5 Toe. Sugar Cured Hams,
5 Teo. Dried Beet, .
2 Ilhds. Pl. Hams, '
2 do do Shoulders, - • ~
For sale, wholesale and ritall,by
B. F. APPOLD,
Cola. mar.-12,-61. Locust st.
ICE CREAM I ICE CREAM I
Tundersigned is novrpreparedto ftirT
i llE tiab to the public ICE CREAM by the
Freezer, Quart or in Moulds, at the lowest
price.. Also by the small quantity
saloon, b e tween tho Bank 'and
House, Locust Street.
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Watt In the utarketftw. , .
STEACY at BOWERS; •
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_o boy vourgoo, tho
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H_ OUSE FURNISHIN_G
mmAzeomextrAir..
/TIME - citizens of Columbia and vicinity,
,l_ are respectfully- invited to- call and-et
amine my large, and v,arieff • assortment of
, .
11017SIGE=G• GOODS,
'_ - COMPrising everrysticty of -
TIN-WARE; - .... :.• :,.,.• • 1 -,
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
' - - TABLE CUTLERY. -
- - ... - FANCY:DODDS:
'': PLANISLIED _
TIN-WARE,
COOKING UTENSILS, - "
- - - 'CHAMBER W.ARE, IN SETS,
UOLLOW-WARE; EN AM LED, - '
- • . : - COPPE It KETTLES.
.BRASS KETTLES,
_
I Chafing Dishes, Egg 'idlers, Britannia
' • Ware, Waiters, ceeite.
A general assortment of Woed and Willow
Ware, Tubs, - Yankee Bizekets, Wash
; - Boards, Brusbeii,W-ater Coolers Ice
. Cream, Freezers, • Tda Kettles,
' Sauce Pans,'Egr,. Whips,
. . . . Market BaskefS, . .
Laltterzup. ~
M oney , _ - _ B4es_,T..ard'Ey_Tin-ware
E ti
Irons, , CiskerrCrum a, Stop 'Cocks;
'Coffee Roastieri, • Coffee M s 'Trays, tte:,-
togetherwitlianaisortment ;Plain, Fancy
and Useful - Articles, adapts to the Toilet,
Parlor and Kitchen. . •
' Stoves of cm Description.
GAS FITTING /ft .1 5 'EUIVII3ING
Carried -on in an its various branches.
Stoves,Shops, Dwellings, &G., tittednp with
Gas and Water Pipes, inc-the beet-manner..
'On hand a good't of
Chandeliers, Brackets " p ° Lights and
Pendants,Galvanizediroii&Leattsuid Ter
ra Cotta Water Pipes. - •
or• Reparing promptly iind personally
attended to. - .
rratlvirjnisox,
april 2, 'C.f. • Cor.: Locust &Ind at., Cora.,
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the Mechanic Arts • Sporting. Mutters,
4
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ports, Cattle Markets, Cie eral News, and
reports of all events calc ated to form an
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ly photographic view of he events of the
world—and all at a v w priee. .. ,
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Editor and PrOprietor,
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Now York city. N, Y.
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April 1.),-3t.
COURT PROCLA M ATION.—Whereas
the Hon. HENRY G. Ipso; President,
Hon. A. L. Ilarsa and Frames BRIXTON;
Esq., Associate Juages ofthe Comtof Com
mon Pleas, in and.tor, the county of Lan
caster, and Assistant Justices of the Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and. General Jail De
livery and Quarter Sostdonset the Peace,
in and for said county of Lancaster. have
Waned their Precept to Ma , directed. requir
ing me, among other things, to make pub
lic Pro clamation throughout my Bailiwick,
that a Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery ; also, a Court of Gen
eral Quarter Sessions of the Nee° and Jail
Delivery.will commence in the Court House
in the City of Lancasterein 81sof;Common
wealth of .Pennaylvan Ilie'ard Mon
day in APRIL, (18,) 11364 f Bapurananceof
which precept, PUBLIC NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, to the Mayor and Al
derman of the City of Lancaster. in said
county, and all the Jwillees of-the Peace,
the Corm:two:n*l Constables of theaaid City
and County of Lancaster, that they be than
and there in theirown proper persons, with
their rolls, records and examinations, and
inquisitions. and theiretherranterabrances,
to do those things alacitaLlitair offices ap
pertain, in their baled( terbdtione, andalso
all those - who will prosecute against the
prisoners who are, or than shalt be, in 'the
Zan of said county of Lencaster, are to be
than and there to pteseci. against them
as shall be just.
Dated at Lancaster, th4 . l6th day of Feb
ruary, 1804.'. SMITH, *Sheriff.
mer.28,'434-4t.
t? El (0 1 1 lELA 11A
IN SIIRA NCE:. ' •
PRE Directors of the above: Comm*.
A having _declared a scrlpt , ..lllVidend, of
FORTY PER CENT. npontlie cieh-prem
lums-roceived in. 1883. The tunierslgned is
premed to deliver certificates to theism
titled to them. , 4 1 1.11 script_ ,nowout, up to,
and including that of 211q.lsnleavid in
payment Of prentionia.
The highly imams= 1.=•• plecipstouct
oondition of the cads; of.thie COCAPROY.
alto great indisceennSte Lb wtc7l 011V= r 1
elfooting insurencertmon Ufa: ,
F.
• Office, Basement ZlM of BlacitiF . k.
Cora. spoil ..18644t.
SEWING mrAcutrfFfs.
Trcheapest azathest" &winlightsa
th e m ar ket.. Ate acknewlodasdas be
- -4valsd.• No Ilunibr shank! bseoltbent
ono.
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Ar do 'Moro of Monbrottalillih., INDCXEOTI" 33003313 "•-
1 Columbia; Pa. -
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tiktQn;AFIA '"'"
agents, 41411511444 g diet .WhicOrr- • •Ji* -- ti
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not buy,' etittpr& - twci,=Attl-
they receitee„w •• "' ':`.
LO COL di the well -knosonrinerskilt_. •
]tshed-‘
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COLUMBIA NUBBER.Y•, - ...
and examine the stockoind_ alio, compare
the prices with those. of other -establish-.
meats. We offer Apple and Peach treeist
about one-half the pnees of other Nurseries
who supply this section of ixsizrery - 'with
trees, Also all other fruit and ornate:anal
trees, Shrubbery, Roses, Greek and hot
house plants, &c., at a much lower -figure
-than any other reliable Nursery is: this vi
cinity. - We have over 25,000 Appl e -trees of
suitable size for plenting4-foOre'lhtee to
seven years old, comprising_allthe leading
varieties, the choicest newwestein varie
ties included, also a few extra; new varie
ties collected from seedling trees by our
selves, which are now offered for sale, for
the first time. Theyneed no other recom
mendation for the desirablequality of their
fruits than this: Four years ago we exhi
bited nine-varieties of Apples at the Lan
caster Co.' Fair, 'which took the first pre
mium. - Seven 'of those varieties were fruit
of the original (supposed to be) seedling
trees, from which the stock we now offer
for sale were prop_egated from. Mr. J. B.
Garber, of West Hompfield township, was
a member of the Fruit Committee, that
awarded premiums to the now fruits.
Amos -small. -small. fruits we would call
Partieurar attention to the
TAR. 1174711. 1 1.7 1 DE 0.1.111• II
and Great Austin strawberry varieties, the
fruit of which IS of exquisite flavor and
mammoth proportions. To the admirers
of the beautiful we offer some novelties in
tho way of several new and novel varieties
In Roses and Verbenles.
Our stock of Roses -cortiptiSe about 150
varieties, supposed to bo the choicest col
lection in the State. It has been materially
enriched, of late, by importation from
France and Germany. A new and com
ma:loons Green-house, erected this season,
is now tilled entirely with choice Roses
and Verbenias. We charge nothing for a
sight, and cordially envite all to call and
see our stock. Nearly every thing is kept
hero that can be found in any nursery in
the country. S. 11. PURPL/7.,
mart,-2mo - . Corn., Lan: Co., Pa.
tu.Any newspaper copying the above.
one time or more t and sending a copy of
the paper to the above:will be entitled to
one dozen of the new varieties of apple
trees and one hundred Triumph De Mind
Strawberry plants.
Classical and military Institute.
TrlnE undersigned hits lensed for a" term
of yearsithe' property known as the
Washington Institute, and is having it al
tered and put in complete repair, for the
purpose ofn BoardingSebool far Boys, and
a day school for both sexes. This A:Attri
tion will afford everyfatellity for acquiring
a thorough and extended ...knowledge of
those studies which constittiteit liberal ed
ucation—preparing young men for. Busi
ness, Teaching or for entering any class - 1n
our - best Colleges; and affording young
Ladies superb* , advantagts . ; in the said and
ornamental branches. While instruction
in the usual studies of an English Educa
tion will be thorough andoomplete, special
attention, however, will be given to the
Classics and higher Mathematics: and two
evenings in the week will be devoted to in
struction in Book Keeping, which has be
come a most important branch of a busi
ness education. In order to secure a well
directed and popular system of exercise, a
Military Department will be connected
withtho Institution, udder the supervision
of Major G. Eckendortf, of Philadelphia,
who is extensively It • own as a most ac
complished and an al. Military In
structorgL:The drat sem , n of 20 weeks will,
-* • -r
5
sa. en sea •
to Boarding, Lodging, Light and Fuel,
with tuition In English, Mathematics, Lat
in and Greek. A deduction of Five Dollars
will ho made to each student furnishing
his own bed and bedding. Washing Six
Dollars per session. -
Tuition for Day Scholars 812. 818 and 325
per session, according to range of studios.
The usual charges ma.de for French, Music,
Drawing, dm Military Drill ti.s. Parent's
and Guardians may rust assured that no
pains will be spared to improve and devel
ops the intellectual and moral natures of
those intrusted to our care. In our effort
to establish a sohool of high order, onthor
oughly evangelical principles, we solicit
the hearty co-operation of all, who are in
terested in the cause of sound learningand
christian education.
i lss, one year,
t same price.
s t to clubs of
12number will
p)
Aerald.
Rev. W. C. Cattail. proNl o ttgoetto College
• Easton, Pa.
Jas. Al. Collin, L. L. D. Prof. - -
Chas. , - 1 40g0,D.D.
A. T. .ItVGIII, D.D. {Prof. Theo. Seminary,
W.R. Green, D.D. Princeton,
Rev. M.B.Grler.Ed.of Presbyterlan,Phtla.
Wm. Chester, D. D 4,. Phila.
Rev. Thos. McAuley, --
Rev. U. R. Callaway, Cant:ibis,
Rev. C. Relmensnyder, • - • r
Rev. R. A. Brown, - - -
W. G. Case, Pres. of R. dr. C. R. R...Co' la. Pa.
John MeClusky, D. D., West Philadelphia.
Rev. S. S. Shriver, Ilightetown,
J. Myers Johnson, Rm.; Philadelpblek..
J. Alden, D. D. New York City.
For Clreubsrs oontsining further partio
nless Address
REV. R. S. ALEXANDER,
mar.s-Bin. Columbia, Pa.
CHAR TZ.6 PARP.147774.7,
FLOM 1111 Walla CO,
Asoat+~
catt. Tasi. 2 .2.131041.
CAPITAL, -- -
ACCRUED SURPLUS,
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INVESTED PREMIUMS,
UNSETTLED CLAIMS,
INCOME FOR 1864, -
LOSS PAID SINCE 1829,
Parlietual and Tptiporary Paean 'on
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Wagner' Eciwastl cDg Vla misel lg.
Geo../rat - J,AtErrictirlthor,
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CB . aLNCIIiEW
EWD. C. DAME, • Vies-.lorisidAt..
bscuuximmut, 844 Pro.
;DUE 0001,1333; Agf.Sor Celnzabia•
ralis.l.2. 17. . • , •
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" Dr. Winhart'sPina Tree Tar Cordial
in the only safe said rellableremedy which
has ever been prepared from the juice
of the pine tree." .
1::M::1
* * "Dr. Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial has giVieu evidence
in thouaanda of cases of its power to care
i Consumption of the Lungs, Erysipelas,
Salt Rheum, and eritptions on any part
of the body."
* .* * " Those who are
troubled with 'throat and lung diseases,
cannot do better 'than gets bottle of Dr..
W' • 's•Pine.,,Trie , Tar Cordial ,:and
* * * 1 4 We belierelhat
one dollar spent-fiDr: -Winters's Pine
Tree Tar CordiaLilltdo 'more , to,purify
the blood and care
other
sores than
ten dollars on any other renreay."
* * * " The 4404stom
aoh is raiddly itiVigorated and MVP*:
ate mato** Dr. Wiallart!la Ph:mares
Tar CordiaV •
* * ‘ Dr. Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial does its'. work
once, and the patieat
Hosed 'and - cured." • -
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Dlt„ NyISH4I.RT'S
PINE TREELTAitiontift
Is-The -Vito Princlithiotthi
Eliby s peddler lirticeallitttie.
tldlatillationot the tar, by:which Its 4iistr-), I .
est medical properties are retained. ,
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. Have You a Cbugh T-;H:ave I , :bater, 54" •
Throat ! Have you anyoftfao romp
eymyttomethr.t most fatal. ;Con- -
sumptlim . : •
Those:who ahogifd. • 1)4 iVarned - hiAtieetr
symntomm:generitlll-thinit Ugh_ gYofthens...
until ht.tooluto. - ' . &aut-this fa,Weetuips,':
moie.tbleivouAr.oklier, arises the li . rot
fence and' faftittrofdisoasersehleb - lesrpeptr . ,
to the grA*e - sthteed. - S;ottaixth!s-otolesZtes
victims. --.• I' • - •
Constunption has deetreyed•mor . oof . the
human .mily than any-other :and' .
beat: phvaiglana for many.,,yeana;.• •
despaired,etecare,.ora remedy lamotwordnr:".
heal the lumeklmt for more than.twe lion=
dred years the whole mecneal world irek -
been impresabdthat there wasetions ;*- -
power and, efficiency in - the Tine Tree Ta3S;
to heal the lungs; ereforsthey have re-
Cominended OA vie of Tar Wader, Which .r •
in" many oases had a coodefteet; - but bow
to oornthe - nyvtualpropertieee
•
heal th e me
surste nvetil tufeterr a
until It was
Phihuf therl9o
- of "Wheharra Pine Tree' Coc dtet"
Many not onlY of the'peopjacbutiphya
!clans Many
erhaerandPraanaa, aredunY
asking me "What It tho principle or mum"
of your success In the U•eatthent of /Weir:
nary ColutrampSiox fm - My answer
• •
The inntsronshorfottlie digestive organs
—the streafthedebtlitated,system
—the purgication and. etorinlentent•ort the.
blood, must expel from then thatectr-'.
ruption which scrofula br Whiletbbi
Is effeched b y- the powerfalaiterative(clumg,
lug from disease to health) properties of
the Tar Cordial, its healing and renovatin gg
principle Is also acting-open the i rritated
surfaces of the lungs and- throat, penetne.
ting to each diseased part, relieving pain,
subduing inflamation, and restoring -a
healthful tendency.- .Letthistwo-foldpow
er, the healing antl the strengthening, con
tinue to act in conjunction with Nature's
corutOant recuperative tendency, and the•
patient is saved,, if he has not too long de
layed a resort to the means of cure.
• . -
I ask all to read the followlngetrtilic6tea.
They are from men and woman ottusquel
tionable wortirand repdtatlon ,
,
,
Dn. Wrsnanr—Dear „Thad ovary'
droadful cough and soro throat for onoyear
and my whole systent wanfaist givingway.:
and I was prostrated on. ray bed with -but •
little hope or recovering. lityxdiseass'
balled the power of all medlitines, mad in
a short time I must hadagono to mygrave,
but, thank Goti,my daughter-iliqawwould,'
not rest until she went to your , store,` No.
10 N: Second street, and related my ease to .
von: , purchased one bottle 4tX! your-Wino"
Tree Tar Ceirdisl, - and I cornnacnoedto ode"
it. and in ono week I was much better; and
atter _using' three' bottles, I am perfectly
well, and 'a wonder to all my friertds. , lor• -
they all. pronounced •me past cure.: Pub 4
lish my-case if you think. proper .-,• • .:,.
- REBECCA HAM ILTON
No. Wylie street,-Pidiadolphik. •
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Dr: WI/alert's 'Pine Tree Tar Cordials'
an infalltablecure forllronehit Dletaldng,
of the lontga, Sore Throat and to '
din:nation of the Lungs.
. .
are TVard'ai
Dn. Wrenzanr—Sir : I had ;. .nobitis,
Inflamation of the Lungs, Shortness of
Breath,. and Palpitation of the Heart in
their worst forms I had ,been treated by
several of the most eminent physie.kuut
Philadelphia, but they • could nottitop'the:
rapid course of my disease, and .I had de
spend of ever being restored to health.—
I went truly on the verge of the grave. Your.
Pine Tree Tar Cordial was highly recom
mended to me by a friend ; !tried it; end'
am thankful to say that, after -using
_four -
large, and-one small bottle, I was restored
to perfect health. -Yon can give reference
to myhouse, No. 968 N; Second !street; or
at my °Moe of Receiver of-MaxtutrAfecen 9.
a. In. to2p.rn., cornerof Cheibutettd Sixth,
streets. , • JOHN WARD.
Bead the following froggfrilor:
•• . ,
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Da. Trtimanns-.Vms Sir: flake 'illeins.
we in infinTningyott Om= wires
that your Pine fired -
arm roortimandoctfor Xreo - Tar '
ray dagibtarby,Dr.
J. 4. Nail. of thin:city, basin:trod .ber •a,
co nez of zooration. nye months!
I 17i thought hat bargigrthark
nt
at *
e °yell th olmit t or nwpileal nid•
an bansht. osn - ohasifsabfleogaintata
it ba•ths•P .1.1.1 511.0 fit5.0 , goy* an‘surisntsmady
for thomauziklarly inflicted, staaknow,;of
magrothatcatapbasidastbatofniydsnrk
ter iliatiKtuin Wittireg? oared of bland=
.
big
e4bgbil; A ISITIC II Sr. Jai ;•• - -
Danevrami Ailtiat 126 Giansiusab t3t., Mimi,
• • • • • I have lased Dr. Wt disit's
Pine Tree Tar' Cordial-1n my lend! omit
ran cardiarrecouuntsi
samlieult medicine !Cr co d
l i ds, congbiii - unit
those pessid to consumption. : •
Di. GI K. POSTEIti 160 Goosesseet:
The abbe.. are a few among the theete
•ads 'which thle;greet 'remedy bat usiW
from an untimely grate. ,
We haw thensenda *flatters froet
clam awl tlrutziots irbo hale
sea Gobi the Ter Clordialoepteg that Omer
hereareser esed'or sold are ••"fhb*
ili,trechzolesteet sathdbotton.
cciest s zr Wien tie , d6uwe, : -
tktratith e i =s Pate, .
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