s ~oit~.=a~~; i~r~
111141.3 . 0 Wmurrati o Qtlnas , caa,bo ,notieettluartst abeam
pimed by the writeeureal .7artnoi; not necessary Tor pubti,
eation,lut as a sarantee of good faith. •
• -
To Correspondentii.
• _,
'l:Onsentinieqttoftt, ene" anteribitione, goouiro u of
4*Jet lateereseto .YU reader, elia 'rbe eteeeptcmg
D. U. 8:—!-NISS.received and will be pub-
Ibtheitas soon as we can find roonr-for. 10. Nye•win
write you in a day or two in reibronce . to the twitter
spoken of. • ^ -•
MLSS haerciii.="th — e book has hits been sent.
We will renaseher you--accept our thanks: ,
J. A. It =Your letter has just" come to
land, dated at Lblurribia, Tenn. Glad to hear from
you 7.. the request you make shall be complied with.
tAnitissioir7reorlin .FAirt.=The pride Of.
admission to the Great Sanitary Fair to be
held in Philade] pkia, commencing on Tues
day, June 7th, will be Fifty Cents.
DRAFT ORDERED.—Pri)vost Marshal Ste
vens has received_ orders to proceed with
the draft in thit district, from such sub dis
tricts as have not already filled their quotas.
The draft will commence on Thursday nest.
the 2nd of June.
RAILROAD CITANTIES.—By reference to
our time table advertisements on our first
page, it Will be seen that the Reading Rail
road Company have changed their running
time, also the Wrightsville branch of the
Northern Central Railway. The Reading
and Columbia Railroad Company have also
made important changes.
SnOCKING AconmErs•r.—On Monday even
ing. last, a boy named Loudenberger, resi
ding in Fourth street, this borough, while
attempting to . got on a freight train which
was passing through town, had his foot
crushed under the wheels and his leg so bad
ly lacerated that amputation was deemed
necessary. This is another sad warning, to
boys. •
NEW Yonir PArims.--The New York
papers are now received here, via. the Read
ing and Columbia Railroad, very nearly
as soon as the Philadelphia papers. Pas
senger trains on the Reading road connect
zit Reading with the through trains direct
to New York.
We give place on the fourth page of to
days paper to the lengthy communication
of Henry J. Howard, in answer to P. H.
3 , s g's letter in the ''Elizabethtown MGM,
pet. We are always glad to hear trom our
friend Howard, but hereafter ho must send
such communications directly to the editor
of the Trumpet. We cannot afford to pub
lish any more of them, as they do not in
terest the general reader.
ATLANTIC MoxTn. LY.—The Jam' number
of the Atlantic Moilthly is fully up to the
standard of literary excellence. Longfel
low,Mrs.Stowe, Bayard Taylor and others,
are contributors in this number. With the
next number of the "ATLAwrre" begins
Volume XIV, and will contain contribu
tions from: the following eminent writers :
Emerson, Longfellow, Gall, Hamilton, Ike
Marvel, Mrs. Stowo, and other authors.—
Now is the time to subseribe. Single sub
seription, $1 per year, posta.ge paid. Tick
nor & Fiebl4, 135 Washington street, 13
is
ton, Mass. Wm. U. _Tress has it for sale.
Tanr.saux Vrvo.Yrs.—.l. numblr of the
young ladies and gentleTnatipf - Columbia
have associated themselves together, and
hwve undertaken to give an entsAnitune:
In oda FortiiiiZlEill, on Tuesday even
lug next, for thebenefa of thus Presbyterian
Sabbath satolit af this place. The, great
feature of the exhibition will be Tableatcc
Vicaats, in which same gorgeous livin;
pictures will be presented. , It promises to
100 a beautiful affair.' We were present at
•`reherahal," a few evenings since, and must
say i t wits a rich treat. The display is es
sentially a new one in our community, and
combines instruction with amusement.—
The Scones they have taken show good
taste in the selections. "Hiawatha return
ing with his bride M innehalut," and "D nth
of Minneludia,""Signing the death warrant
of Lady Jane Grey." ,te. These characters
are deli nem ted with such shuplicity of
thought, an 1 graphic force of meaning,
which affords the clearest insight. The an
alysis of character which is displayed, and
its comprehensive studies of nature make
up a picture, the verisimilitude and depth
of which, realized at once the beauty and
simplicity of ideal art• The variety of the
entertainment thus afforded, the rich cos
tumes, splendid scenery, and the grouping
attitudes, will make the exhibition ono of
unusual Merit, and the praiseworthy object
to which the proceed are to be given de
serves liberal encouragement by our citi
zens. Another very pleasant feature of the
exhibition is, that the intervals between the
tableaux will be filled' by the delightful
music of Keffer's Orchestra. Much atten
tion is being paid to the preparations, so as
to insure its complete success. Well, wo
arc not going to preach a sermon about it
neither are we going to write a history, but
we know the exhibition will be of a novel
and extremely interesting character to our
people, and every available spot in Odd
Follows' Hall should be filled.
CuntsvrAN COMIUSSION.-A. union moot
ing was held in the M.' E. Church, on
Sunday, evening last, which was addressed
by Rev. C. P. Lypord, a. member of the
4 •Christian . Commission, ", and who; has
jtest-returned from the . Hospitals about
PredericksbUrg, and the "Wilderness,"
where he has been administering to our
sick and wounded soldiers. Ho gave a
vivid description- of the great contest be
tween the two armies, and described the
situation of the contending hosts—theef
der of battle, and the Various movements
°elite ; army and "ConituLssion"
beautifully described by the gifted speak-
31o4tiVea • simpsii of ve*it the Christian
Conunission • and its Aproncites , had done.
and of the great good, it was now doing.—
He deitcribcd,their workla tho army as
one constant change—noCantlaued same
nessu3th kup.ofnuntydlstincteassficigna.
Thig - Wook the; 'dellgitSs may be distrib
uting religious paroortiand • bißoks . , - Preach':
ing the Gospel to crowds of•healthy, vig
orousAtion; the next; preitsringwith their
own hands some
_soothing .draught or
nourishing food; for thOso who are lan
guishing with deseaseitisoniolono ItospIt
,01; cheering the desponding spirits with
tho kind attentions of "hOme.". Ho misl
aid some thrilling and touching Incidents
oLothas,zhattle-tisld, ancl , hoirplUals t which
war" 11 . 0 _41FOt9,Vkh great interest. ' •
UM; the discourse a collection for the
Christian Commission was • talceriAmi; the
result •( -which, was Eight ilienirred and
• thixtyzliee dollars and one cent. - This sum
was afterwsids increased to oVer orThotts..
andpoilara, • ,
This shows how .our peOPle“sppreciate
the soldiers whops* fighting to overthrow
this soculsed, rebellion: • .
COM
- 3titio the ititeinbis
appeatinceS inffiCatiii:' golden harvest in
this region, both of fruit and grain. The
fields are rich With verdure, and the trees
gaily ornamented with many-hued blos
soms,. -If we would see Nature in,herlove
liness, now, irithe spring -time efher beauty
and fragrance, is the time to visit hill and
valley, and sip the sweets so freely offered.
The valleys surrounding our borough are
seas of agricultural -productiveness ; and
though some others. may equal, it wouldbe
hard to find any to • surpass them in rich
picturing or promises of coming bounty.
Anrsun.—One of the best W. 00 Maga
zines , published in the U. S. is Arthur's
Home Magazine. The June number has
Just been received. It contains one of the
best steel engravings yc.e have seen this long
while. Besides the fashion illustrations,
it is filled with: original reading matter
from some of the best Writers of , the day.
By subscribingtor 'Arthur' you *get "Evan
geline" - as a premhim, ono of the hand
somest pictures, in the country. Orders
may bo left at this office, or sent to 323 Wal
nut Street, Philadelphia.
LIBERAL Do moss.—The employees
of the division of the Pennsylvania Central
railroad, extending from Philadelphia to
Harrisburg, have contributed $13,000 to the
Sanitary Fair at Philadelphia. The em
ployees of the Reading railroad company,
including the mechanics in the several
work shops, road hands, clerks, conduc
tors, have each contributed one day's
wages towards the great Sanitary Fair fund.
The total amount realized is over $lO,OOO.
STORM.—Tho storm that raged on
last Tuesday night, among other damages,
visited the hoMe of "Our Devil," and broke
from nature's fastening the large sheltering
limb of that time-honoied' willow, which
for so many summers cast a welcome shade
over the exhausted pedestrian who stopped
beneath it to 601 his fevered brow. The
roll of the thunder and the crash of the fall
en limb caused his "satanic majesty" to
arouse from his slumbers, which will ac
count for all the little mishaps that may
appear in the "Spy" for some time to come.
CROW'S PATENT AUTOMATIC DANCER.—
What is the use of going to Sanford or ally
other Ethiopean performance when you
can have a like performance in your own
Parlor by purchasing the above named ar
ticle from George Doll Co., 14 North Gth
street Philadelphia. They are importers
of toys, canes, meerschaum pipes, besides
many novelties which cannot be found at
any other establishment.
Merchants and others visiting the city
should call and examine their stock, as we
know they cannot do better than pur
chase from Mr. Doll. While merchandiz
ing years ago, (in our palmy days,) we used
to buy at this house, and we speak "from
the book."
Our friends will call at our office and see
the great "Jim Crow" perform—admission
free. Our latch string is always out, the
Editor always in.
ll'Arzu iv D Em.t.vD.--Old newspapers and
other printed matter, formerly worth one
cent a pound, are now purchased by the
Paper makers at eight cents a :pound. By
a process devised since the great advance of
Paper stook, the ink is, effectually removed
and the paper remanuraeturvp so
.... mlut„,Xe
sea — lNTifit Ataple worth
eight cents a pound ought nett° be thrown
away, or used for such 'purposes as kind
ling tires, for cheaper substances may be
substituted.
PILUSEWOUTIEY.-SusquehannaLodge,No.
SO, f. 0. of 0. F., of Columbia, donated Fifty
Dollars to tho Sanitary and Christian Com-
L2t other Lodges throughout
the State zollon• the example.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A. GRIND ENTERTAINMENT OF _
TABLEAUX VIVANTS,
will be given nt the
ODD I'ELE.OWSI 11./ILL,
On Tuesday Evening, May 31st, 1864.
For the BENEFIT of tit& Presbyterian
SABBATH SCHOOL of Columbia.
PROG RAM ME
rt • '
SCENE I.—A Gipsy Camp; , •
"
" 3.—A Wedding* Scene. • •
" 4. —Signing the Death Warrant of
Lady Jane Grey.
s.—John Anderson my :To,
"Though some folks may ydre uuld, John, I never
think ye so—
But I think ye're aye the same to me, John An
(lemon my Jo."
Part Second.
Scrrxn I.—Hiawatha returning home with
his Bride Munch:dui
"Mud and baud they went together
Through the woodland and the meadow."
" 2.—Death of Minnehahn,
. .
IMEZ=Mi2I
Saw his loycly 3finnolmha
Lying dead anal Cold before him."
" ••3.--Scene from Henry
"There site ajmlge
That no King eau corrupt."
" 4.—Night and Morning, (in 2 scones )
" L.—Jonathan's Visit to his City
Cbusin.
" 6.—Liberty.
MUSIC ny-Tnu NEFFEIL ORCHESTRA
Tickets, :Zees
ED-Tickets for 'ReserTed .sestscau Lo Murat Win.
tr. Hess' Book Store.
llion.open at 714; to Commenceat 8 o'clock.
.LIEUT. GENERAL UNITED STATES GRANT ,
me; ' '
TO THRASH THE - REBELS,
"AND THEATORE OF
• STEACY and BOWERS=
• .
is the Placeto buy your Goods.-
ixTE kavejusCrecolved a full stock of
TV Dress Goods, Clothes,Cassimeres,Ves
tings, and Domestic Goods ill great variety.
Thankful for past favors, we respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same.
,STEACY & BOWERS;
uuty2:B;o4. - Opposite 0. F. Hail.
CANES I. CANES!
AA seri V.ERY Large Assortment of every de-
Sion, Just reeeived--a.1a0,,
GENUINE MEERSCHA HSI, PIPES,
Tubes, of the very best kind made—also,
Fancy Goods, Toys, Novelties, &c., in great
variety.
GEO. DOLL fic CO., IMporters ;
may2S'64,tm . No. 14,.Nurth oth
- CLOAKING .CLOTIIS.
ADIESove have no' in store the most
-Lidesirable shades of Cloth, which we
your especial attention to..
1n5344 .64 . • Cor. 24 it Locust
TERRIBLE, DISCLOSURES=-Secretefor the million l'A-fitost valuable and
wonderful publieetied A work of 400
'pages, and 80 colored' engravings. - DR.
HUNTER'S VADE MECUM, an arignal
and popular treaties on Man and 'Woman,
their Physiology, rottnctions, and .Sekual
disorders of every kind, with Nevee
ing Remedies lot theit speedy cure. , The
practice of DR. HIT.'....7PER has long been
and still is - unbounded, but at the earnest
solicitation of numerous persons, he ban
been induced to extendbis Medical useful
ness through the medium of his "VADE
MECUM." It is a volume that should he
in the hands of every family in the • land;
as a preventive of secret, vices, or as a
guide for the alleviation of One of the most
awful and destructiVe scourges ever visited
mankind. One copy, securely enveloped
will be forwarded free of postage to any
part of the United States for al cents in P.
0. stamps. .Address, post paid, DR. HUN
TER, No. 3 Division Street-New-York.
• May 28 'O4 ly
ENROLLIVIZEDIT FUND.
1/Y direction of the Committee who were
appointed to collect money to have the
Enrollment corrected, I have paid over the
balance on hand, $4O, to John B. Bachman,
Es 9., Chamn of Local Committee, ap
pointed to r ais e funds for the benefit of the
Central Fair to be held in Philadelphia by
the Sanitary Commission. • • -•
may2B.lo T. W. STEACY, Treasurer. ,
• FISII ! FISEt ! I FISH!!!
MACKEREL in Assorted Packages, fur
saleEheap at the Store of
MALTBY at CASE,
ratty2S. '64 Locust St., Cola.
A FULL STOCK Just received, which we
will sell at the very lowest cash prices.
STEACY BOWERS,
may2S,T4. Cur. :2(1 S. Locust St.
TRIMMINGS
MISS IT. WITCH, would respectfully in
form the citizens of Columbia and vi
cinity, that she has opened the store for
merly occupied by Mrs. Swartz, for the
sale of
FAcy Trimmings, Notions, &c.,
- Ros e n-, mores, • Spool Cotton, Needles
Pins, Brushes, Combs, Perfumery, Tapes
Cotton Cord, Handkerchiefs, French Cor
sets, Lace Veils, Grenadine Veils, Sleeves
Collars, Cuffs, Skirts, Dress Buttons ant
Ornaments, Gimps, ke.,
She asks a liberal sunroof public patron
age. HANNAH WIKE,
may2P6.l. Locust street above Second.
NEW SUMMER GOODS
MALTBY at CASE.
HASP again tilled their store with a new
stock of goods, suitable to the season.
Particular attention is invited to their
choice selection of fine dress goods, includ
ing silk, silk Challies, Poplins, Crepe Mar
etz, Mozambivues, Grenadines, .Prench
Organdies, Chintz Challies, De Lanes, Val
encies, &c. Also Ladies Lace Points
and circulars. Silk and Cloth Samples and
Circulars, Parasols, Sun Shades, timbre],
la so.tc. , &c. MALTBY k CASE.
Cora. May 21 '64
10712.c.l.essztact cis. Retail,
ALL kinds, of the best quality, and de
livered to any part of the town. Since
the opening of the , Cianal I have a full sup
ply always on hand.
All orders left at this store will be
promptly attended to. • •
- B. F. APPOLD.
may 21, :1861. Opposite Col'a. Bank.
- NOTICE . .
HAVE ascertained that a portion of the
_L Roses so d-t, ht
4eAlgwevesla*faserAllAWLMlStiadeWeig l4 ,
among them "Giant of the Battles." . Any
persons havingpurchased any of them, and
not proving . as represented, will please in
form me, and I will make it satisfactory.
S. IL PURPLE.
Cora. Nursery, may 14-3 t.
A PERSONS who are indebted to
A
Hippey of the borough of Colum
bia, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, anthill persons havingelnims against
him, will present them without delay to
the undersigned.
JOHN T. HIPPEY HENRY HIPPEY.
Attorneys for William Hippey.
Corn. may 14,'1i-1-3t. •
Meyer's Newly Improved
CRESCENT-SCALE.
UNSTRUNG PIA:NOES,
Ackno*lodged to be the best.
London Prize Medal and Highest Awards
in America received.
Melodeons and. SECOND-Hand names!
Warerootas, No; 722 ABC ST.,
Below Eighth, Mitt.
nuir.2o,-3mos.
ICE CREAM. WE CREAM.
undersigmed is 110 W prepared to fur
'. nish to the public ICE CREAM by the
Freezer, Quatt or in Moulds, at the lowest
prke. lso by the small quantity ut his
saloon, between the- Bunk and Franklin
House, Locust Street.
Cunt, mar.l2-'6-1. GEO. J. SMITH.
V
Letters Testamentary on
V V the estato of Rhoda Wright, late of the
borough of Columbia, in the county of Lan
caster, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber; all persons indebted to said es
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same, will present them ,duly authentica
ted for settlement to
WILLIAM AZ MATIVM:
Col'a., may7,18114,6t, Executor.
Just published, a new edition of Dr. Cdl
versrelt'x reb.brated emay on the radical
cure (without medicine) of Spermatorrhma
or Seminal 'Weakness, Involuntary Semi
nal-Losses, Impotency, Mental anti Physi
mil Incapacity. Impediments to Marriage,
etc.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits,
induced by self-indulgeuco or sexual ex
travagance.
03-. Price, in a sealed' envelope, only 6
cents. '
Regerved heats, Wets
rtio celebrated anther lapis admirable
essAy clearly dernonstratba,,fnim a thirty
years succeseful practice, that thealarming
-consequences of self-abuse may be radiCal
ly cured without the dangerous use of in
ternal medicine or tho 'application of:the
knife--Tointing out a mode of cure, at once
simplo,•eertain and effectual, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter• what his
condition may be; may cure himself cheap.
ly, privately, and nulically. . •
_gal-This 'Lecture should be In theltands
of every.youthfand every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any , address, post-paid, on receipt of six
cents, or two post , stamps. Address the
publishers, "" CIIAS. J. C.N.L . LNE ct;
127 flowery, New York,
Post office box 4586.
Sept.iO,'63-iy.
TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL OFFICERS.
Et c, 3:11. ca co 1 lEll ocs am in , an. -3r
rnparation, Organisalkon, Employments,
and Inlhoritha of Schools
By games P. Wickersham. a.al;
Just received and for sale by -
april D,1864. WIL 11. lIFSS.
A Room in the Blue Front, 'formerly oc- -
oupiedlbyThomasWelsb,Esq.mkno, several
houses. Apply te. • WICVtM (WPE'R."
July 4„(114.
SUN -UMBRELLAS
COAL! COAL!
'FOR SALE
NOTXCM.
NOTICE_
A LECTURE FOR YOUNG lON,
A TREATISE ON TUE
For Bent
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS
BOILINGFRYING-STEWINC-STEAPING
Watt Ills rant raiz neap rat toot.
- --.-=. . • ,
By the . fltan — e of a common lamp,
at the cost of a cent's worth of oil, a very
comfortable breakfast cau be cooked.-4:
Y.' rribune. • '
Simple in'eonstruelion, easily kept
in order, ready , for'use in a moment
convenient to tame" on lnand.—Drugilies
Circular. ,
Fiah's Lamp is one of the most pop
ular novelties of the day. , the utility
of it Ls unquestionable, a 'great saving is
made in heating and cookingsmall articles,
and cambe made to cook meals for a great
many persons, which is actually done on
the ambulance cars which carry the sick
saldie.rs.—Scientific American.
For family use, hospital tent, bar
rack, picnics, 'fishing, nursery, or sick
room, it. is an article of comfort beyond all
proportion to its cost.—Hall's Journal of
Health.
I have tried the apogatus and my
wife and I proclaim the same a most val
uable and indispensable article, and we
now wonder how we could' have so long
done without it. Ed. Coal Oil Circular.
An economical contrivance for get
ting up heat at short notice fur nursery and
general household purposes. one im
portmkt point is the saving in cost over coal
tires.-2V. Y. Rue:zing-Post.
PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS.
THREE ARTICLES'COOKED AT ONE
TIME WITU ONE BURNER.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal, or Gas.
A descriptive pamphlet of thirty pages fur
nished gratis. Also
TILE UNION ATTACTLiTENT,
Price 50 cent*
To be attached to a common Kerosene
Lamp or Gas-Burner, by which Water
may be Boiled, and Fond cooked;
also arranged to support a simile.
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
WM. D. RUSSELL. Agent,
No. 200 Pearl St., New York.
Apr. 9, Td. ACIENTS WANTED.
COACH MAKING.
Coach, Carriage •S• Ruggy
MANUFACTORY
Second street, nearly opposite
UTIIERAY CHURCII, cozumßLl, Pd:
STLVER MEDALS and Prom i ums award
ed at the , Agricultural and Mechanical
Society of Laneastorcounty,And also at the
different Fairs, for the best Shifting Top
Buggies.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he still continues to 3nitnn
facture Coaches, Carriages,7Buggies, Sul
kies, and all other vehicles in his line. His
reputation as a workman is fairly estab
lished, as ho can confidently claim for his
work the merits of beauty of form, elegance
of finish, and strength of structure. One
of the distinguishing features of his work
is its durability ; all vehicles of his build
are constructed of the best seasoned mate
rial, and put together firmly and substan
tially. lie gives particular attention to the
REPAIRING •OF VEHICLES,
and warrants ari. his work inhis lino to givo
sat isfaction.
In addition to his practical experience in
the business, he, has the assistance of the
bestworkilien-1101tOoth'erbeingemployetl.
The public is respectfully invited to call
and examine the stock on 'hand.
SAMUEL CARTER, AGIT.
Col'a.nuty7'6l,tf.
A NEW ARRIVAL OF
.4-`7 6 00; Watche4, Clocks
Just, received at thL9ltoro of
P. Shreiner /6 Son, Front St. above Walnut,
where we are always prepared to sell gdods
atthe cheapest rates, and guarantee
them to be as represented.
DO YOU WANT A GOOD GOLD PEN 1
If so, call and examine our stock of War
ran aL Luddies Pine Gold Pen, the best
now in market, and warranted
to give satisfaction.
•i7` Watches and Jewelry carefully re
paired.
may 7;64. P. SHREINER at SON.
BLOWED IN AGAIN.
Ya.c. 31/1..a.a. 11 c• t Favcrtcaxsr
AGAIN "IN BLIAST.”
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Columbia and %guiltily, that
he hats just "blown in" his celebrated '
MULLET FACTORY,
at the Columbia Dam, just below town. and
is prepared to supply
SHAD, MULLETS, SUCKERS
and all other fish that swim the Susque
hanna River, in their proper season, at the
lowest prices.
He solicits the custom of his friends and
the public generally.
Coraanay7'ol-tf. SAMUEL ARMS.
ABIOS S. GREEN,
Commission Agent,
AND
OCO -A. T-I ID PA ..A. MI M 11.,
_ Canal Basin, Columbia, Pa.
Having sixteen hundred feet of wharf
front, on Canal Basin, Columbia, with hail
Road connection, I am.prepared to receive
and forward, Coal, Iron Lumber, Ore,
Ties, Ate., with the utmosedespatch.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
April 23,
Fiih, Fish and Cheese
Just Received and in Moro,
10 Barrels No. I Idaekerel,
10 do ' ilo 2 do
5 do do 3 do
20 flair Ilbs No 1 Alnekerol large A: mod'
20 do do 2 do du "
20 do do 3 do do
50 gr Ilbs No 1 2 AC 3 do
50 Kitts lib 1. 2
10 Boxes of ,CIICUS3O " 1
5 Tierces of Sugar Cured Mims,
Tor saloWliolosale and Itetail, by
11. F. AI'I'OLD,
April 30, '64 Locust Street
BRUNER. JOIIN 11. bloom:.
BRUNER & MOORE,'
. DLLEtts AUNDS .
•
COAL,
- Wholesale and Beta%
In the C,oldl7ard formerly occupied by
J. April 2:1, '64.
FRESH3:::O 11. T-7' CI- S,
MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, ac.;
PERFUMERY. •
•
BRUSHES, •
COMBS, Am; &c.,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
• 'FAMILY DYE COLORS,
SPONGES,Ac., ke.
The subscriber has just received a lei*,
addition to his stock, of tie above articles.
also, Nundng Bottle's or a late and im
proved pattern. Call and examine at
B. WILLIAMS,
apr112.,.'114. ,- 'Front street. Columbia.
TE NATIONAL ALMANAC AND
Arinnal-ltecord for the year 4864- At
WISL U. HESS' Cheep Book Store,
pril.6, '64. Opposite the Columbia Bank
first t atio . ol. Bala of .Z..otuntlia
. .
- -.- ( sacee.oni tODitwiler .4 , 8r0.) •
Cor. Second and Locust Sts.,
COLUMBIA, LANCASTV.II. Co.. PA:,
Capitaav9o,ooo,ivithprivilecreof increasing
- :same to $300,000:.._ • .
BOAUD . O ' F . DufccToni;
E. Hershey, : - Wm. G. Case. -
P. Gossler, .C. S. KnUtrtnan, -
J. G. Hess, Washilagton Righter,
A. Brinier, J. B. Shuman
• • Justus Gray. '
• OFF/CE RS : - • ' -
E. Hershey, Pres.,A. Bruner, Vice Pres
- S. S. Detwiler, - Cushier.
.
This Bank, having been authorized to
commence business under - the National
Currency Act, is now duly organized and
prepared to receive deposits, make collections
on all accessiblepoints on liberal terms, dis
count notes, drafts, dc., buy and sell gold,
silver and domestic exchange, and transact
ull business appertaining to a thoroughly
organized Bank.
Interest paid on special deposits for
months or longer.
• , ''..tj..lianking hours : from 9a. m. - to 3 p.m.
..Discount day: Monday, 10 a: m. of
each week.
'\-,0,..Y0ur patronage is respectfully sine-
Red. S. S. DETWILER, Cushier.
May 21, 18G4.-2m.
'COMMITTER FORA DAY'S *LABOR
GREAT CENTRAL S ANITAAT PAIR.
Committee on "Labor Incomes and Revenue'
Mee No. US S. SEVENTH ST.
JOHN N. CLAG HORN, Treasurer.
This Committee has a special work, to
wit: to obtain a day's "labor," a day's "in
come," and a day's "revenue," from every
citizen of the three States of Pennsylvania,
Now Jersey amid Delaware, for the benefit
of our sick and wounded soldiers.
The Committee is now.fully organized at
the above address, and calls for the co-op
eration of all classes in the community.
We want to show what the industrial
classes can do for their soldiers!
What the people can do in their separate
trades !
What Pennsylvania clan do!
What New jersey can do!
What Delaware can !
What each county can do!
What each city and town citadel
What each profession eau do!
What each trade can do!
What each occupation can do!
What each manufactory can do!
What each bank. insurance companyand
railroad can do!
What each mine can do!
What each workshop can do!
What each family can do!
What each man can do!
What each woman can do!
What each boy and girl can do!
We want to show to the world what Amer
ican freemen are ready to do for their sol
diers !
This is a great work and the time short.
The way to do so is to ORGANIZE!
Organize in your workshops—in your
fami lies.
Let the men organize.
Let the women organize.
Let the trades organize.
Organize everywhere.
Let the workmen give with their employ
ers, the employers with their workmen.
It is easily done. If the workmen will
authorize their employers to deduct one
day from their weetis or month's earnings,
and the employers WI add to it a day of
their profits. the whole sum will be ac
knowledged together to the credit of the es
tablishment. We say to all, go to work at
once with us in this great work. Hurry
forward your contributions. Every ac
knowledgment will stimulate others to fol
low your example.
Circulars with full instructions will be
sent upon application, by mail or other
wise, to the undersigned. To work! to
work! L. MONTGOMERY lIOND,
Chairman.
Mrs. E. W. NUTTER,
prll 16, 1604
Treasury Department.
Office of Comptroller of tAe Currenry,
SVushington, April 8, .1.864.
Whereas, by satisfactory. evidence pre
sented to the undersigned, it has been wade
to appear that
The First National Bank of Colombia.
in the County of Lancaster. and State of
Pennsylvania, has , been: duly organized
under and aceording'to - the' requirements
of the act of Congress, - entitled ',An act to
provide a national currency; secured by a
pledge of United States stocks, and.to.pro
vide for the 'circulation and redemption
thereof,"!,4pproved 'February 250.803. and
has complied with all the provisions of said
aet required tolhe complied 'with before
eommencing. the business of Battking.
Non', thereldre. Hugh I%icCn 'loch, cant p
troller of the eitereney, du lieVeby ettrti I'3 -
that Till?: FIRST NATIONAL. BANK Or
COLUMBIA, County of Lancaster, and
State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to
commence the business of Banking under
the act aforesaid.
. - -
ISEA.LI In Tentimony Whereof, witness my
band and seal of othee, this eighth day
of April, ltiii t.
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
Comptroller of the Currency.
April Hi, 1864.
THE COLEMOIIIIIOOTAR SHOE STORE.
REMOVED to the corner of Front and
Locust Streets, where is kept constantly
on hand a full and complete assortment of
Boors, SHOES, GAITERS, 6.0.,
All styles and varieties of Men's, Boy's,
Ladies, Misses' and Children's wens.
WE MANUFACTURE TO ORDER,
and keep constantly on 'hand, a stock of
ready-mud° work. Repairing promptly.
attended to.
Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, &c.
A full assortment of Hats and Caps of
Mb latest styles, always kept on hand.
Oar whole limo 1111(1 11114:111,1011 is devoted
to our 1311141113:414, hence we are better able
to give our customers satisfaction. The
puplie are respoiXally invited to call and
examine our stock.
J. S: SNYDER, •
- Eon Front and I.oinnit Streots.
Corn,'April •
..?'
Returned .
I have opened out. igalnitt illy old pitted
of business at ' , , • !,.,„
.Third paid-Union Sts,
Where I would be pleased to see all my old
customers. My stock of goods Is full and
complete, comprising -
DRESS GOODS.. •
•
OASSIMERES,
CLOTHS.
~ • . VESTINOS, •
•
-1' DELAINS, • - ' " - PRINTS.'
DOMESTICS,
Together with as good assortment of goods
as as found in any similar establishment.
Family Groceries,
Coffee, leq 40 84goi. of 411 ilia.
- PRIME SUGAR CURED RAMS.
FLOUR,
FEED,
POTATOES,
, - FISH, ito.
Country pr;xinee taken in esehange for
goods at. the highest market, rates. •
Thankful for post patronage,,and relying
upon the superiority Of our stock and ,low
prices, to merit a liberal share 'of pliblid
patronage. ' 3.. ..,...: 1....0...511111CER,
sprit 9, '6l. Cor. 3rd and-Talon 86.
_ -
M.HEr'citizens ot Colombia and vicinity,
are respectfoikr invited to call and ex-•
amine my largr r andvacied assortment of
kiVITSERMIZZELVG G 0421.135,::
, . .
;—:-• Comprising every Vittiety f of -
TIN WARE,- -- • ~ -
.
'SILVER-PLATED WARE; : - -
- _ -,TABLE CUTLERY, • -
, , , FANCY GOODS.
.PLANISUED TIN-WARE;
COOKING UTENSILS, '
- CHAMBER WARE. IN SETS,
HOLLOW WARE, EN AM LED, •
•' • COPPER KETTLES,
BRASS KETTLES,
Chafing Dishes, Egg Boilers, Britannia-
Ware, Waiters, &e., (Vc.:
A. general assortment of Woodand Willow
Ware, Tubs, Yankee- Buckets, Wash
Boards, Brushes, Water Coolers Ice •
- Cream Freezers, Tea Kettles,
Sauce Pans, Egg Whips,
Market Baskets,
Lanterns, . .
Money Boxes, Lard Lamps, Toy Tin-ware,
Sad Irons, Cistern Pumps, Stop Cocks,
Coffee Row-tiers, Coffee Mills, Trays, ite.,
together with an assortm et it of Plain, Fancy -
and Useful Articles, adapted to the 'Toilet,
Parlor and Kitchen.
Stoves of every Description. .
GAS PITTING ..t. PLUMBING
Carried on in all its various branches.
Stoves,Shops, Dwellin,gs, &c., tit ted up,with
Gas and Water Pipes, in the best. flaunter.
On hand a good assortment of
Chandeliers, Bracket:, Drop Lights and
Pendants, Galvanized I run, 1.45al and Ter
ra Cotta Water Pipes.
),r.i.:"• Repari ng.promptly and pa.* rim - lly
attended to. • - I
nut.A.m. WILSON,
April 2,'61. Cor. Locust cC 2utl st.,
R. J. HALDEMANi
COLUMBIA, PA.
Wo invite attention to our stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS
AND
DRESS GOODS,
Of very recent importation, embracing the
most extensive and desirable assortments
that we have ever offered.
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING DE
PARTMENTS WELL STOCKED
FOR THE -
SPRING TRADE
1864 •
•
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WHITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT,
HOISERY DEPARTMENT.
MEN'S-WEAR DEPARTMENT,
HOUSEKEEPING STAPLE GOODS.
All of which will be sold at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
HALDEAfAN'S •
Cheap Cash Store.
CO/4171MLBZa
Classical and glilitary.lnstitate.
rrillE undersigned has lensed for a term
1. of years, the property known as the
Washington Institute, and is having it al
tered and put in complete „repair, for the
purpose of a Boardin:Sch. •lfor Bo ;
al thorough and extende . - 03 ,viodsro; A :4.
those studies which constita e a liberal ed
ucation—preparing young men. for 33usi
ness' Teaching or for entering any class in
our best Colleges; and, indbrding youn
Ladiessuperior advantages in thesolidand
ornamental branches. - While instruction
in the usual studies of an English Educa
tion will be thorough and complete, special
attention, however, will bagiven 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 orderto secure a well
directed and popular system of exercise, a
Military Department will 'be connected
withthe Institution, under the supervision
of Major G. Eekendorfl,' of Philadelphia,
who is extensively known as a most ac
complished
and successful Military In
structor. • Tin-first session of 20 weeks will
open on the first
TOESI)AY OF MAY.
Terms.--$lOO per session, quarterly in nd-
VallCe. For this suntthestudentisontitled
to Boarding, Lodging, Light. mid Fuel,
with tuition in English, Mathematics, Lat
in and G mei:. A deduct ion of Five Dollars
will be Millie to each student •furnishing
his own bed and bedding. Washing Six
Dollars per session.
Tuition for Day Scholars $l2. sls and r... 5
per session, according to range of studies.
The usual charges made for French, Music,
Drawing, Military Drill $5. Parents
and Guardians may rest assured that no
pains will be spared to improve and duvel
ope the intellectual and moral natures of
those intrusted to our care„ In our _effort_
to establish a school of high odor, on thor
oughly evangelical principles, WO solicit
the hearty co-operation of all who are in
terested in the cause of sound learningand
christitui education.
REFERENCES.
Rev. W. C. Cattell, Pres. La Fayette College
•
Easton, Pa.
Jas. H. Coffin; L. L.D. Prof. -
Clms. Ifodge,l).D. {..
A. T. 3l'Grill,D.D. Prof. Theo. Semlnory,
V.H. Green, D.D. Prlneeten,' IS'. .r. -
Rev. 111.1.1.Grier,M1.orPresbyteritm,PhIla.
'Wm. Chester, 11. D., Phila. ,
Rev. Thom. ,NleAuli,,y, -
Itev. Ir. It. Cullum-ay, COlumblit4, F.
ROI:: C. Reimensnyder,. - -, -
A. Brown, ' - - -
W. 0. Case, Pres. of R.liv C. It.
John MeClusky, D. D., West Pinladelphia.
Rev. S. S;Shriver, Hightstown, N. J.. '
J. Myers Johnson, Esq.; Philadelphia.-
J. Alden, D. D. New York City.
For Circulars containing further pnitio
niers •A.ddress
, REV. H. S. iLLEXANDEK,
mar:s-3m. • , Columbia, Pa.
AG EN TS - W ANTED . EyERS,W HERE
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Ellegant : •
Full:LengibAte - ei '
PREStCONT,.T. , ThiCaragra
SIGNI2 i."/ THE ,
EtitNeekrieN +PRO6LANAIIOP . !: •
The, licit and only correct likonosia of.:this
groat man $n exaitence. For Particulars
&admix • .101.1N.DATNTY,iPublisher.
may 14,411 - No. 17 S. Oth Philadolphisa
GOT OUR' MATCH
!X". •
.1. RUMPLE & SON, bscc.just received : '
,TWO 111:thDREO GROSS.. - -
of Superior Matelics, - 'which wlll - be sold
wliolosulo and retail.
J. numrizi, =
april2, 1-I.' • 'Locust Street., cora:
FISOMPUBLB SPRING 4 =lSt' mamma
AY be found rat the store; of 3.4.a.ibi
.Ull. Case, In great:comb:4y, and of the' bmb
matertabs and latest styles, also-s yery
Large assortatentotrenereadtdeorlt OesWz
..atereaSlolbs, •
74Aletrtyft 64.14 F r ,.
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-- 'Theft° "Intent bave - perfolirtod niore Cnre:et."
RiVE AND DO GIVE BETTER- SATISPACTIONi-,
Ilaye more testimony! bavo more.resin , 7 _
table people to vouch for pieta
.than any, other. • , the market.:
edelya.nyone.tocmrtradictthisasserLimi
is
AlliD - ViTILPAY:SIOOO.: )..5 4
To, any one that Iva produce a Certificate
published- brus, thatts-riot , genuinet-P.%.
lloolland's German .Bitters
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
and Diseases arising from.
. a disordered Stomach. -
Observe-the following symptoms resulting
from disorders of the digestive organs: .
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of
Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stom
ach, l'ausea; Ileartlitirn, Disgust for
Food, fullness or weight in the stom
ach,' sour eructations, sinking or
fluttering at the pit of the stom-
SWIIIIIII ing ofthelieitd, II Ur
•
tied and difficult breathing-, -
Iliztter'g of the heart, choir
ing hr suffocating
Lions when in -a Vim;
posture,'
dimness of vision, dots- -
or webs before the sight,
fever and - dull pain in. the
head, deficiency of perspira
tion, yellowness of the skin and
eyes, paiiiin the side, back, chest •
limbs. &e., sudden Bushes of heat,,
burning in ioAffesli, consiant, imagin
ings of Evil, and grcatdepresliion of spirits.
WW—M XVI M ..IEC 3EI
THAT 'MILS nirrims ts
TJOTe2I&DETALIC-P. D ,
Contains no Ruin or Whiskey, and oan'
make drunkards, but is tho
BeZt fit oNia in the. worILD
RE &D WHO SAY= SO:
From the for. Levi U. Burk, l'asfor of
the Baptist Chum- Pemberton, N.
formerly of the North Baptist Church,
Philadelphia. -
I have known Ifoollands's German
tors favorably for au tuber of veam. 1 have
used them in my own family, and have
been so pleased with their effects that. I
was induced to recommend them to many,
others, and know Butt they have operaped
in a strikingly beneficial manner. I take
great pleasure in thus publicly proclaim
ing this fact, and culling the attention to
those afflieted with the diseases for whiclt
they are recommended to these Milers,
knowing from experience that my recent
mendation_will Ito snstaincsk 3 do this
cheerfully as Itoothind's Bitters is intend
ed to benefit the -afflicted, "not a rum.
drink."
LEVI G. BECK
From Rev. J. Newton Brown D. D., Edi
tor ofthe Encyclopedia of - Religious knowl
edge and Christian Chronicle Philadelphia.
Although' not disposed to favor or recom
mend Patent Medicines ingeneral, through
distrust of their ingredients and -effects, 1
yet know °filo sufficient 'reasons why tt
man may not testify - to the benefits he be
lieves lumsclf to have received from any
simple preparation, in the - hope that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of oth7
ers.
I do this more readilyin regard to Hoof
land's German Bitters,_ prepared by Dr . 0
N Jackson, this city, 'because I Was lulu'
diced against. thenrfor mtutyyears, u nder
the impression that they were , chiefly
1
an alcoholic-mixture. tun indebted to Inv"
• iensu. -
ing.firotn greatandlongeontinueddeb y.
The use of three bottles of those bitters at
the present year, -was followed by evident
relief and restoration to a degree of bodily
mid mental vigor which I had not felt for
six mon thsbefo re,a nd had abnost despaired
of regaining. I therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to use them.. .•
J .NEWTON BROWN, PHILA.
From the Rev. Jos. la Kennard, Pastor of
the 10th Baptist Church
Dr, Jackson:—Dear haVe been
frequently resquested to connect my name
with commendations of different kinds of
medicines butregurding the practiee as out
of my appropriate sphere, I have" in all
cases declined ; but with a clear proof in
various instances, and particularly in my
family. of .the usefulness of Dr. Hoolland's
German Bitters, I depart ibr .enty , from
my usual course, to express my full 1,1)11•-
vici ion that, for general, debility °pike no
tem and especially for Liver Comptant, ,it
is a salevad valublepreyoration. In some
senses it may till ;- but usually, I doubt not,
it will be very beneficial to those who suf
fer front the above cause.
Yours, very resPjec. 11-u.aNNATtD
Eighth below Coates Stieet, Philadelphia.
Prom Bev. Warren Randolph,Pastor of
Baptist Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dr. C. M Jackson :-llenr Sir :—Personal
experience enables mg to say that I regard
the German Bitters prepared by you 11.5
most excellent medicine.. In rases of se
vere colt' and general debility I have been
greatly benefited by the use of the Bitters,
and doubt not they will produee'similar
effects on others,' • -
Yours, iralp, -
WARREN RANDOLPH'
Gormantown, Pa.
From Rov. J. II Turner, Pastor or eed.
ding, I. E, Church, Phila.'
Dr. Jackson :—Dear Sir:—Tlaviug used
your German 13ittersi n myfamily frequent
ly lam prepared to sav-that it has boon
of great seri:tee. I believe that in. most.
cases of geuend debility of the system it is
the safest and , most valuable remedy of
which I have any knowledge: -
Yours, ltespectfullv,
. TURNED, '
No. 7..t1 N. Nineteenthtitrect;
From the Rev. -Thos. - Winter, Pastor of
Roxborough Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson :—Dear Sir :—I feel it duo to
yonr_excellent preparation, Iloolland Gor
man Bitters, to add my testirnony to the
deserved reputation it has obtained. I have ,
for years at times, bee trouble(' with great
disorder.in my head and nervous system.
I was advised by a friend to try '
bottlref
your GermatkEitters. did so and. have
experienced great and, unexpected relied
my health las been very materially' bone
-fitted.:.
-atte(D... ',confidently: recommend citetido where I meet with.basos si miler to,nsg.. •
own, and have been assured by..manyo
their good effec:le..', Respectfutlyyoure;...
From 114;1'..T. "lortnan,,ef • the- kikertnik'
Reformed Church,lCutztvcii:l3erim , (l6:'" ,
Dr. C: 'Jackson :—Respected
have boon trot/bled...4th DyspePtda neari3o •
twenty years, and have never use(l-.aap,
medicine that Ala me -itio..sutteh • good.lue
iloodancrs Bitters. _tom "ve&xinueirtitif
_proved in health. - after .s.h:tying- taker& -
bottles, Yours, with :coped - • ,
J. 8. • •
. Nos-14z
=Size; (lieldlu,„— nearly double Tian
• -;II liar Wake-dial( &null
Small Stze-75 env. „-.24
BEIVATtE„OrOOI3Is.ITERtEITS:
• Sdo that the akolittirk, uC. ..T'Ab*lr
SON" MosithellYttairana Ofeaclubott/e.
Should.„youi Mairisati'Dregaist;not twat •
thoWrticle,tlg,liot be - ,pne'etT Wany of ; tisk
irktoxiimting-prettartdvinit that may be of
feted in its plaos,•but send- to ea, and art
Will forward, securelyitanket; tri'exPrem
Principal Offlee mut Mtatntmlortr.,:'
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