gorai Verittment,
lre„."To duivannicaLtans can Ps noticed unless ateom
icanioi by Un - writer's rent muse, not necessary for publi
'cation, betas a guarantee of goat faith.
To Correxpopoents,
.10mirnanications, letters. au;struliations, generallo of
anal/ and intend to the ;wrier, will be aceeptable from
friends from all quarters.
• W. C.;--Tottrpelter leavq thisnffice reg
ularly eery Friday craning; the &nit does not lay
with IRS:
W. H. L.—We 'would like to have you
.correoncl with us. but the parties whom yout"puir
CAM AffOrd to pay, for advertising.
- JAM ' ES.—Mie cannot answer. your ques
tions, as our Inclinations does notlead us in that
vein. We diave lived to the "good ()bland" ofghirty
seven, and have never dabbled in politics yet. We
were never in otnce,,never expect to be, never want
,to be.-
R.--Tenpropose.to egyt - tia, do you ? Well
that's our forte. `Co don't drive a slow coach. Come
over—"we propose to fight it not on this ground if
it takes all Summer." We offer no apology. We
never apologized but to one man, and he was dead.
Our manner of expressing our views, may he peen
lint we cannot help it, it is our stle, and we are
; as God made US--so go there yoursel f}
..37g, 11..—The -bwiiness yon-wished us
to transact fort you. hag been attended to. .We
write you, or ace you, nett week
A DE.tcoig asks us what is meant by the
,word "Bluestocking." It is a Yankee phrase, ap
piled to all writers of poetry or verse, and sometimes
ko prose scribblers,but of later days it has been used
zo point eat the "old fogies" of the church.
KATE asks us why women are called the
mSofter Sex I" Really, we have never made the mat,
.tern special study, but presume it is because they
were first created moredetwatc than man, having been
taken from his side in the shape of wrib.
For our part, we do not like to offend, but cannot
-.refrain from giving our opinion in the matter, viz :
They are called the "Softer sex." because they are MO
easily humbugged. Out of one hundred girls, ninety
lye zroidd prefer ostentation to happiness.
WAXTIDD.—An apprentice to the prin
ting business. Apply at this came.
JUST Our.—Harpers Magazine for July
is just out, midis for - Sale at Wm. ti Hess'
book store.
SOLD.—The former residence of B. Bohr-
A.D., on Locust Stroet, Columbia, was
sold a short time since, at private sale, to
Dr. S. Atlee Bockius, for $4500.
TnE Tisx-Fonxv's.—The subsciption to
the Ten-Forty loan in April and May was
more than sixty millions. Subscriptions
Atlll continue to come in rapidly. This
loan is one of the best as well as tho most
ailvtintageous investments that can be
made at the present time.
LIEUT. BansErt.—Lieutenant Cyrus Bru
ner who was shot through the hip, at the
battle of th e Wilderness, way brought
home last week.
The men of his regiment speak in the
highest terms of his qualifications as a
soldier. His wound israpidly improve
ing.
MILITIA PAID.—Muj. B. L. liewit, Pay
master U. S. A., arrived in town on Mon
day evening last, and on the following
morning proceeded to pay off the militia
called out by tile Governor in September,
hoar companies were paid, Cap
tains Rambo, Devlin, Case and Stern.
"SF:CM:TS WORTH KNOW ING.. - --WO have
receivedthis popular hand-book of univer
sal knowledge. It eantains over 2003 val
uable receipts. It is ills° a reliable guide
for the preparat inn o r all kinds of medicine.
The remarkable cheapness of the work
places it within the reach of all. Price 25
ha+•.it for gale.
SEA Sun: Tam—The C.omien and At
lantic City 11ailroa•1 Company now run
daily trains to the sea-side. They also
make one trip each way on Sunday, thus
allimling mechanics, clerks and book
keepers the great privilege of visiting one
of the most populsw places of summer re
sorts in the •country. There is no doubt
that many of our citizens will take ad
vantage of the Sunday train. By leaving
Columbia, Saturday evening after busi
ness hours, you cau get to Atlantic city on
Sunday morning
NEW PArnn.—We have received Vol. I,
No. 1, of a now paper jast started in York,
Pa., entitled The True Democrat. In poli
tics we believe it supports the National and
State administrations, yet at the sante t , me
it is suited to all taster. In typographical
appearance it is a model of neatness ; prin
ted on white paper with new and beautiful
type. It shows enterprise throughout, and
weharenodoubtittwill be welcomed where
ever it is seen. We wish "The True Dem
ocrat" every success,
NEW Muste.—"Seatter Song and Gather
noses." Published by Win. thin t Son,
New York. This is an excellent piece,
and the words are splendid—written by
Miss Kate J. Boyd, who has already ac
quired a reputation as a song writer—She
Is also Editress and Publisher of the "-Yew
York Monthly," an enterprising live news
paper.. Send for the music and paper
both and our word for it, you will neVer
regret it.
ArrxxvvEn Anunarms or CIiILTITMN.
A stranger arrived in town on Saturday
last and registered his name at the Frank
lin House as Henry Hamilton, Harrisburg,
Pa. On Sunday he was seen in the vicini
ty of Second and Locust Streets talking to
the children in the neighborhood, but no
notice was taken of it. On Monday morn
ing he succeeded iii gettingone of Mr. Hi
ram Wilson's children,and also one of Mr.
Hixson's ( mere infants) to follo.v him by
giving them eandy, &c. The children were
soon missed by their parents and a gener
al *march commenced, which for a time
raised quite an excitement. They were at
length found with the person alluded to
above, near the outskirts of town, who, up
on seeing a crowd of people, made his es
eime. ' Ile was found next day and brought.
before Esquire Eberlein who, upon the tes
timony elicited at the examination, sent
him to prison in default of bail. He is a
mart of about 30 years of age, dark com
plexion, medium height. There is nothing
in his manner or appearance that would
: indicat4hint to be other then a gentleman.
-Me says he is from Reading where his peo
ple reside, who are . ..ppoken of as prom
inent citizens. lie 'seemed indifferent to
his fate. If he had no evil: intentions,
his actions; were certainly very queer for a
1111.110 man,
Paosc Tax 45ra.—The following list of
names of the killed-and sioanded in the
45th Itegta, P. 3 7.37'„, ,np to June 4th, has
been received by a private letter :
Major Kelsey . , useverelyy. In leg.
CU. B.—Killed, 8 Hilobar and H Walton.
Wounded--Oorp Seltenberger, N Lani
gem; ER Derrick, slightly; Wash Hershey,
Joseph Judy; S Kelly, H Rife, Tyler Rit
tenhouse, Lawrence Small, In arm,.• Jacob
Sourbeer, severely ; lamb Wolfee •
Co.• X.—Wounded, LieutGlilbaueh,•Bow
ardYache,Jerome Long. OrraldlfeLangh
To Wou.,,trqo Soiarnas:—All Soldiers
who have been .discharged by, reason of
wountii received In. any battle, .and who
have net receivOd the- One Hundred
tars Bounty, can receive. the 'same now at
Once, by applying either in person or by
letter, at the :Unitary and Naval Agency.
N0..427 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPII E. DEVITT it CO.
A falllist of all Prizes Payable to date
can be :seen at the offices. These and all
other claims against the GOvernment
pronaptlycolleeted. 2t.
• I LOVE HER "STILL."—"Pat, do youlove
your Country ?" "Yes, yet honor."—
"What's the best thing about ouldireland,
Pat?" "The whiskey, per honor." •'Ah,
I see, Pat, with all her faults, you love_her
atilt!" And everybody still loves
"Allish of rich Strawberries smothered in cream,"
which can be had at Mrs. George T. Smith's
Ice Cream Saloon, in Locust street, oppo
site this office.
SEIVIOLTS FALL.—A man named Henry
l'ahringer, who has been in the employ of
the Messrs. Cottrells as tin-smith, attempt
ed to get in . the window of the American
House, (where he boarded,) on Wednesday
meriting last. He ascended the awning,
and when near the window, it gave way
and he fell astride the iron railing leading
to the restaurant, horribly bruising his
face, fracturing his arm and otherwiseln
juring hint. Ho was taken lir:Wrightsville
where his family reside. •
GOOD PAPER.-o[lo of the very best of our
exchanges is The National Educator, pub
lished by. Samuel T. Cobb, Boston. Mass.
It is a pungent, pithy and original paper
It has some of the best correspondents in
the country contributing to its columns—
besides original stories, sketches, poems,
Ake. In this weeks paper may be found an
interesting letter from our friend, James S.
Watkins, of Baltimore, Md., who is one of
the most popular newspaper writers of the
day. •
RETURN OF THE RESERVES.—ThO rell2l
- Reserves arrived home this week.
Already we see on ourstreets the old famil
liar races of C01..f. W. Fisher, Capt. Cald
well, Lieut. J. L. Wright, Lieut. Samuel
Evans, and others. They look war-worn
and fatigued. Their sun-burned counte
nances show that they have been long in
actual service. The Division left Harrisburg
three years, ago at least fifieen thousand
strong—they return with only fifteen hun
dred strong, though a few of them have
re-enlisted.
Welcome home, brave heroes—we warml3
congratulate you.
MME. DEMORESVSM HMO R. OP FASHION
This splendid quarterly fashion book for
Summer,has been received at Wm.tr. floss'
book store.
This is the largest Fashion Magazine in
the world. Splendid fashion plates, new
music, elegant novelties for summer fash
ions, and seven full-sized patterns, in this
number.
NEWT A DVERT rsEm ENTS
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocery, Sal%. Provision
ge.TERNII)O I KRE STORE.
'EWE undersigned has just opened nt his
Store i.O I,9enst street, opposite the Colum
bia fltnk, nn entire new stork of goods in
his line, consisting hi part of
Sugars or all grades, Mackerel oral! grades
Syrups, S. C. Hams, terring,
yfolaym4, Pl. do Cheese,
Coffee, • Shoulders. Fruits,
Te.ts, Sides, Spices,
Chocolate, I)ried Beef, Tobacco,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Brooms, Cedar-ware, Baskets, Brushes, ate.
Together with a full and complete assort
ment of
Queensware, Glassware and Rock' aghamware,
consisting of
Ten and Dinner Sets, and all articles in that
lire. of the latest styles and designs.
I laving purchased all the above goods for
cash, he Batters himself that he can sell
them nt the very lowest Market Prices.—
.\ call from the public is respectfully soli
cited. 13. F. APPOLD.
Locust st.. opposite Cola. Bank.
June 11,'64.
IPITISIC.IL CULTURE.
The "NoreNtAL INNTITUTE rou PIITTCAL
EDUCATION'," incorporated in ISGO. and un
der the management. of Du. Dto LEWIS,
will open its Seventh Session on the Fifth
of July next, 1814,
The demand for teachers of the Now
Gymnastics has become such, that the two
classes of Graduates, consisting of about
ninety ladies and gentleman. and were at
once engaged, and hundreds more might
rind profitable employment.
Well-known medical men assist in pre
paring the pupils to act as guides incl Phy
sical Culture.
In the department of Gymnastics, Dr.
Lewis personally trains every candidate
for the New Profession.
If any reader wculd know more of this
pioneer institution in new and noble pro
fession, let him or her send for a fulleiren
lar to Dr. DIo Lewis, Boston.
"To Dr. Dio Lewis, more than to any
other men, is the country Indebted for the
present deep, practical interest In physical
culture.. He has done a noble work.—
..Vass. Teacher. -
"We look upon Dr. LOW'd na one or the
benefactors of hia race."- Gratc - qreativood.
"Succems to Dr. Lewls'a Gymnasium.—
No better lumtitntion existm."—Knicker-
Locker.
"Dr. Lewis's book is the most prnetical,
sensible work on this subject. extant in
any langua,ge."—Ciontinentat Monthly.
"Dr. Lewis has given UR far the best and
practical of all publications on the subject
of Physical Cultnre."—X. Y. Independent.
Juno 11.
Susquehanna Planing NU
ON 'FRONT ST. AND PENN. RA.ILROADI
Columbia, Lancaster County. Pa.
ITUHE subscriber would respectfully an.
.Lnounce to the patrons of his Mill, that
the advanced prices of labor and expen4es
incident to carrying on the business of his
establishutent compels him to charge his
customers an advance on formerrates, and
takes this method to inform thorn that the
following are the prices for work done at
his Mills:
For working Flooring. per M. • $4.50
do Weatherboards•• 4.50
" Surfacing ono side, per M. 2.50
Ad do two do do 4.00
" Re-sawing White Pine face
measure, per M. 5.00
"- do Popular face mess. do 6.00
" do Ash Oak at Cherry,
face meas. per M. 8.00
" Ripping 4-4 per line, 16 ft. 11
" •do -4 do do 21
" - do Joint do do ' 4
„Ffr• Lumber hauled to the Mill and re
turned to Yard without extra charge.
Accounts for working or dressing lumber
will be considered collectable every four
Th esu
mes as.
bScribgi has on hand an assortment
of ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER,
which is fornale at Market Prices, and so
licits a continuation of public custom.
JOEL.V B. BACHMAN.
columbliTayso 11, 1911.
_, _ .
The . Great Central Fair.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
T HE rice of a sin gl e admission is FIFTY
CENTS.—Children under thirteen half
price. This admits to EIGHTY ONE, out
of the NINETY DEpartments of the Fair,
and to much more than three-quarters of
the whole space covered by the buildings.
Certain Departments, nine in number, con
taining articles chiefly for exhibition, and
not for sale, have been permitted to charge
a separate price for admission, as follows :
Art. Gallery, - - - 25 eta.
• Indian Department, - 15- "
Arm., and Trophies, -
Relics and Curiosities, 20 ..
Horticultural Departmeat 25 o
Children's Amusements, 25 a.
.Penn Parlor, 10 "
Pennsylvania Kitchen, 10
Skating Pond, 10 "
The Executive Committee assure the Pub
lie that, although 'the full' money's worth
will be obtained from a visit to the eighty
one departments to which the entrance fee
admits, yet it will be found that the nine
other epartments will amply reward the
visitors and Justify the additional outlay.
All must bear in mind that, by these extra
charges, the totalreceipts are increased and
the holy Cause is as -much assisted as it
would be, were the same sum expended by
visitors in the purchase of articles exposed
for sale.
The Fair will open on TUESDAY, the
ith inst., at 4 P. M.
On Wednesday, Sth inst.,the Fair will
be opened from 9A. M. to OP. M.
MACE HOWARD FURNESS, Seep.
Junell;6l-2t.
- SANITARY FAIR !
T"subscriber woul I inform the public
that he has opened his new rooms, and
is enabled, with his superior NEW LIGHT,
which has been introduced at a gyeet, ex
pense, to take PHOTOGRAPHS in a few
seconds.
This is of great moment, especially with
children, ns it insures a correct and lifelike
picture; this, with the artistic finish, ena
bles me to guarantee satisfaction to all par
ties.
Copies from Daugerreotypes, Ambrotypes,
faithfully executed.
T. M.. REGER, 915 Arch St., Phila.
N. B.—Prices during the Fair will be con
t limed at the old rates. Junell'fA-3t
WHEELER & WILSOVS
SEWING MACHINES
ARE 17.1"ZZLX , ir..967.-ita EZ
For Salo by W. G. P.t.TTON,
June 11,q4. Locust St., Columbia, Pa.
MRS. SOUTRWORTB'S NEW BOOK.
Will be published .Tune 11th.
ME
33 R. I 3D _A_ 1-1 m-\rp,_
BY
MRS. E. 1). E. N. SOUTEIWORTIT,
Anthor "The Patel Marriage," "The Lost
Heiress." "The Missing Pride," "The
Curse of Clifton," etc.
CroTn,
"Take my title, take my wealth,
Take my rank and jewels tine.
What care I for rank or vealth,
Since thou art mine, and I am thine?
The tale was brief; but oh, the sorrow
It stabbed to that young', trustful heart!
`To-day a peeress ! What, to-morrow
Will he ever from my side depart?' "
It is published and far sale by
T. B. PETERSON Ar, BROTHERS,
306 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
To whom all orders must come addressed
June 4, 1664.
NOTICE.
READING AND COMM TELEGRAPH CO.
TaMOOS ftliktdisernitlontothwillop ,
t R'
sloe': of the !tending and Cotunibln
Telegra pliCompany, was opened on t he 28th
inst., agreeable to public notice. and will
continue open at the ollive of the Itemlimt
and Columbia R. Co.. in Columbia, and
on and after the Ist of June next, at the
Farmers Bank of Reading, until the whole
amount of two hundred shares shall be
subscribed.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders
to the capital stock of the Reading and Co
lumbia Telegraph Company, that an in
stalment of Fire Dollars per shareis called
in, and payment is required to be made to
the Treasurer at his °dive in Columbia, on
or before the 2.lth of.fuly next.
ROBERT CRANE.
Sec'y. Treas. R. cf: C. Telegraph Co.
Cola. May 28th,
LIEUT. GENERAL UNITED STATES GRANT,
ss umacm
TO THRASH THE REBELS,
AND THE STORE OF
STEACY and _BOWERS
is the Place to buy your Goods.
Wi L sq h . s
roods, (~:icoetiiTeesd4caitgsfrnlil,,rsetsoc.‘ls.eoss
t jugs, and Domestic Goods in groat variety.
Thankful for past thvors, we respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same.
STEACY & BOWERS,
mrty2S,'6-1. Opposite 0. F. Hall.
Itleyer's Newly Improved
CRESCENT-SCALE.
UNSTRUNG- PIANOS,
Acknowledged to he the hest.
London Prize Medal nnd Highest Awards
in Amerien received.
Melodeons and SECOND-Hand Pianos!
Wareroonts, No. 722 ARCH ST.,
Below Eighth, Phila.
m nr.26, -3m og
NOTICE_
UTHEREAS, Letters Testamentary on
V the estate of Rhoda Wright, late of the
borough of Celan tbi rt, in the county of Lan
caster, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber; all persons indebted tosaid 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 A. MARTIN,
Corn., nuty7,18.61,6t, Executor
TO TEACHERS AND SCIIOOII OFFICERS.
IES c, 31a. cp co 1 33 aco za. ca atri. 'yr.
A TREATISE ON TUE
Preparation, Organization, Employments,
and Aulboritics of Schools
lisr . .Taines P. VlTickorsham. 8. M.
Just received and for sale by
april 9,1861. WM. U. /TESS
CANES I CANES
AVERY Large Assortment of every do
riptlon, just received—also,
GENUINE MEERSCHAUM. PIPES,
Tubes, of the very best kind made—also,
Fancy Goods, Toys, Novelties, sac., in great
variety.
GEO. DOLL tt CO:, Importers,
may2S'64,lm No. 14, North 6th St., Phila.
FISII ! FISII I I FlSti 111
MACKEREL in Assorted Packages, for
sale Cheap at the Store of
MALTBY .1. CASE
I
ruara. 'GI Locust St., Col a.
SUN UMI3RELLAS
A FULL STOCK just received, which we
soil at the very low eat cneh prices.
IST.EACY & BOWERS,
may 28,414. Cor. 2d et Locust St.
_Spting Clothing.
A F 171 .11 L Stock andirablo Sprhig Cloth
' in snit". y the plea:o4lnd re
strl the Cheap Store of
l'aanar.ll).l4. MALTY & CABE.
A LECTURE . YOUNG NEN.
Tust published; a new editiOn of Dr. Cal
-1.1 verwell's•cekbrated essa,,,tcin the radical
cure (without medicine). of Spermatorrhcea
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Senii
nal Losses, Impotency, Mental anti Physi
cal Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits,
induced by self-indulgence or sexual ex
travagance.
AB-Price, in a_sealed envelope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates. front a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self-abuse May be radical
ly cured without the dangerous use of in
ternal medicine or the application of the
knife—pointing out a mode of cure, at once
simple, certain and effectual, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be. may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and radically.
. 2 ,z4?-This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and 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, CJTAS. J. C. KLE , .7I: & Co.,
L 7 Bowery, NeW York,
Sept.lo,'6.l-Iy. Post office box 4:01
A NEW ARRIVAL OF
1)40 - Watches, Clocks
..41.33.c1 Mg3.3n.e..Terwol]rp,
Just received at the Store of
P. Shreiner k Son, Front St. above Walnut,
where we are always prepa red to sell goods
at the cheapest rates, and guarantee
them to be as represented.
DO YOU WANT A GOOD LOCO PEN
If so, call and examine our stock of War
ren ttz; Luddies Fine Gold Pen, tiic best
now in market, and warrauMd,
to give satisfaction.
.rtir- Watches and Jewelry carefully re
paired.
may 7,'G4. P. SHREINER tt SON.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
TO SELL THE
Ellegant Full Length Steel Plate
MrTa-RAVING
OF
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
SIGNING THE
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION-
The best and only correct likeness of this
great min in existence. For Particulars
address, JOHN DAINTY. Publisher.
mayl.l. No. 17 S. pith St., Philadelphia.
SLOWED IN AGAIN.
'X" la c. Mull. at M''''.vbc, t co wo-s-
AGAIN "IN BLAST."
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Columbia and vicinity, that
lie has just "blown in" his celebrated
PAPER, $1,25
MULLET FACTORY,
at the Columbia Darn, 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.
lie solicits the custom of his friends and
the public generally.
Col'a.may7•G4-tt: SAMUEL ARMS.
mERRI B LE DISC LOS URES--Secrets
I. for the million! A. most valnahle and
wonderful publication. .A Nvork of 400
pages. and :la colored engravings. DR.
II UNTEE'S VADE MEVITM, an orignal
and popular treaties on ;Man and IVornitn,
their Phylology, Funet 10114' , and Sexual
disorders of everyNn4yv, .1.1 91y.0 id
.totie.
inaTl;OhliTifes - ftZ - their sp...ec '. cure. - Tits'
practice o: DR. DuNTER hA long been,
and si ill is ithhounded, lint at the earnest
solicitation of numerous persons, he has
'been iniatoc.l to (Wend his medicaluseful
ness throng:l the medium of his "VADE
MECI 7 M." 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 eopy, securely enveloped
will be forwarded free of postage to any
part of the 'United State's for 50 cents in .I. l '.
0. stamps. Address, post paid, DR. lIUN
TEAL, No. 3 Division Street New York.
May 28 'G4 ly
ADIOS S. GREEN,
Commission Agent,
AND
C 0 _A. MI D EALER,
Canal Basin, Columbia Pa.
Having sixteen hundred feet of whnrf
front, on Canal Basin, Columbia, with Rail
Road connection, I am prepared to receive
and forward, Coal, Iron, Lumber, Ore,
Tles, fie., with the utmost despatch.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
April 2.1, 184-1.-411 no.
U. F. BRUNER. JoIIN 11. MOORE.
BRUNER & MOORE,
rauttas IN ALL KINDS OF
COAL,
Wholesale and Retail.
In the Coal Yard formerly occupied by
J. G. Hess. April 23, 'C-1.
FRESHID XL, S,
MEDICINES. DYE STUFFS, Sc.,
PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES.
COMBS, &.e.; Ac.,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
FAMILY DYE:-CGLORS.
SI!ONGESote.,
The subscriber has fust.reeeived a large
addition to hie stock, of the above articles,
also, Nursing Dottie's of sr. late and im
proved pattern. Call and "examine at
R. WILLIAMS,
april2, , Front street, Columbia.
NEW SUMMER GOODS.
MALTBY A: CASE,
HAVE again filled their store with a now
stock of goods, suitable to the Settuon.
Particular attention is invited to their
choice selection of fine dress goods, includ
ing silk, silk Challics, Poplins, Crepe Mar
etz, Mozambicues. Grenadines, French
Organdies, Chintz Challies, De Lithos, Val
encies, at:. Also Ladies Lace Points
and circulars. Silk and' Cloth Sacqnes and
Circulars, Parasols, Sun Shades, .1.7mbre11a54.4.,41:c.
las4.4.,41:c. IdALTBY CASE.
Col'a. May 21'8!
Notice to ContraCtors:
PROPOSALS will be received at the
office of the Reading & Columbia Tele
graph Company, in the borough of ()slum
bia, on the 20th of June next, up to 6 P. M.
to furnish atl the material, and construct a
good and substantial Telegraph Line be
tween the city of Reading anti borough of
Columbia, connecting with Telegraph lines
at either end, including the Instruments
and Pattent all complete, with all the mod
ern improvements.
Information with respeet to Specifications
will be furnished upon application to
W t. G. CASE, PaxatnEmr,
Cora. May 113•61-2 m R. &C. Telegraph Co.
ICE CREAM. ICE CREAM;
Tun undersign'ed naw prepared to•tor
nish to the public ICE CREAM by the
Freezer, Quart or in Moulds, ortbeloweet
price. - Also by the mull quantity .at his
saloon, between the Bank =A Friniran
House, Locust Street. • - •
mar.i..2-'64. F.9..7; SMITH.
xi:me
LANP HEATING APPARATUS.
BOILING-FRTING-STEPTINg-STEZPING
WJTU TILL CLAW. THAT HEATS =T. ROOM.
BS the flame of a common: lamp,
at the cost of a cent's worth of oil, a very
comfortable breakfast CAM be cooked„—.2k.
T'ribune.
Simple in construction, easily• kept
in Order, ready tense in a moment
convenient to have on hand.—Druggis' t's
Circular.
Fish's Lamp is one of the most pop
ular novelties of the day. - -- the utility
of it is unquestionable, a great saving is
made in heating and cookingsmal rticles.
and eau be made to cook meals for a great
ninny persons, which is actually done on
the ambulance cars which carry the sica
saldiers.—Scicatific American.
For tinnily use, hospital tent, bar
rack,
,picnics, fishing, nursery, or sick
room, it is au article of comfort beyond till
proportion to its cost.—Hall's Journal of
Health.
I have tried the apparatus 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 withLut cool Oil Cirrular.
An economical contrivance for get
ting up heat at short notice for nursery and
general household purposes. one im
portant point is the saving in cost over coal
tires.—N. Y. Evening Post.
PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS
CAP%CITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS.
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE
TIME WITH ONE BURNER.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal, or Gas.
A descriptive pamphlet of thirty pages fur
nished gratis. Also
THE UNION ArI'ACII.%4ENT,
Price :i0 cents,
To be attached to a common Kerosene
Lamp or Gas-Burner, by which Water
may be Boiled, and Food cooked ;
alsoarranged to support a shade.
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
W.[. D. RUSSELL, Arent,
No. 2.09 Pearl St., Now York.
Apr. 9, •64. AGE.;s:Ts WANTED.
((..M_ COACH IVIAKING.
Coach, Carriage A" Baggy
ZA...A.I\TT_TPA-C TORY
Second street, nearly opposite
L UTIIEIMX CHURCH, COLUMBIA, P.l:
ILVEII MEDALS and P reminmsaward
/Jed at the Agricultural and Mechanical
Society of Lancaster county, and also at the'
different Pairs, for the best Shilling Top
Buggies.
The s al /seri her would respeetfully in ibrm
the public that he still continues to mann
fitetttre Coaches, Carriages, Buggies, Sul
kies, and all other vehicles in his lino. Ills
reputation as a workman is fairly estab
lished, ns lie can contiden At - claim for-his
work the merits of beu uty of form, elegance
of finish, and strength of structure. One
of the distinguishimx 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 -
Bally. He gives particular attention to the
REPAIRING- OF VEHICLES,
and warrants all his work in his lino to givo
satisfaction•
In addition to his practical experience in
the business, he has the assistance of the
best workmen—non e oth eihei ow employed.
The public is respectfully invited to call
and examine the stock on hand.
SAALUEL CARTER, Awl'
Cora.may7'o4,tf.
Tzeasury-Ilopartme4t..
Office of Oomperoilii• of the Curren
1 ,17-usihington, April 8, 1864.
seined to the undersigned, it has been made
to appear that
The First National Bank of Columbia.
in the County of •Lanenster. and State of
Pennsylvania, has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements
of the net of Congress, entitled -An- act to
provide a national currency, secured by a
pledge of United States stocks, and to pro
vide fer the circulation and redemption
thereof," approved Februarys, 11353. and
has complied with all the provisions of said
net required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking.
..Vote, Therefore. I, Hugh McCulloch, comp
troller of the currency. do hereby certify
that THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
COLUMBIA, County of Lancaster. and
State of Ponnsylvartia, is authorized to
commence the business of Banking under
the net nforesnid.
[SEA.L.] In Tr:din:on!, Whereof, witnoss my
hand and sent of Mike, this eighth day
of April, 'Sal.
HUGH McCULLOCII,
Comptroller of the Currency.
April IC. MA.
HE 0111BIAIOOTAID MOE STORE
3 MIOVED to the earner of PPlnt and
Loomt StreeM, where is koptconstantly
on hand a full and completAL. nasortnaent, of
Boors, SHOES, GAITERS, &C.,
Ail strleg and varieties of Men's, Boy's,
Undies, ,Hisses' and Children's wear.
WE MANUFACTURE TO ORDER,
and keep conctnntly on hnnd, n stock of
rendy-mrde work. Repairing promptly
attended. to.'
Bats, Caps, Straw Goods, Ske.
A full assortment of Hots and Caps of
the latest styles, always kept on hand.
Our whole time and attention is devoted
to our business, hence we are 'better able
to give our customers satisfaction. The
puplic are respectfully invited to call and
examine our stock.
T. S. SNYDER,
Cor. Front and Locust. Street.
Corn, April 9, '64.
Returned to Columbia.
I luvre opened out again at tny old place
of business et
Third and Union Sts,
Where I would bo pleased to see all my old
customers. My stock. of goods i■ full and
complete, comprising '
DRESS °DODS.
CASSIMERES,
CLOTHS.
VEST.TNGS.
DELA IN'S.
PRINTS.
DOMESTICS,
Together with as good assortment of goods
as is found in ari7 similar ostablishmonL
Family Groceries,
Coffee, Se 4 ana Sligo of all iriab.
PRIME SUGAR CURED HAMS.
•
FLOUR,
FEED,
- POTATOES,
4tC;
Country produce taken in exchange for
goods at the highest market rates.
Thankful for past patronage, and relying
upon the superiority of our stock and • low
prices, to merit a liberal share of public
patronage. L O. BRUNLM.,
s.pril 0, '64. Cor. 3rd and Uniciii
FASIIIIINABLE SPRING k SEMIECCLOTHING
itA be fondat the store, of Malby d y
C 12.313, in great variety , arid of the boat,
materials and latest styles, also a very
large assortmentofrancy and black Caul-
Mares. Cloths, &n., CM.
MALTBY &
'O4.
. .
•
First National Bank of- eaumbia
(Successors to Detwiler! Bro.) -: -
- - Cor. Second - and Loottstlitts;"-=' - ----
COMPAtIIIA,L.VLVASTE.R.OO;,, Ye.•
•
_____- . •
Capital $lOO,OOO, with privilegccof increasing
- .
_, same to $300,000.
BOAED OF D7.ItECTORS :
E. Hershey, - Wm. G. Cage.
P. Gassier, C. S. Kauffman, .
J. G. Hess, Washington Righter,
A. Bruner, . • • J. B. Shuman;
Justus Gray.
Ortqczns 7.-
E. Hershey, Pres. - A. Bruner, Vice Pres
S. S. Detwiler, Cashier.
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 accessible points on liberal terms, dis
count notes. drafts, dc., buy and sell gold,
Wirer and domestic exchange, and transact
alt Itsines4 appertaining to a thoroughly
organized Bank.
:;.K.:-Interest paid on special deposits for
months or longer.
hours: fromo a. m. to 3 p.m.
'SKI-Discount day Monday, 10 a. m.'of
each week.
patronarre is respectfully silie-
S. S. DETWILER, Czoihier.
May 1,
"TOMISITTEE FOR A DAY'S LABOR
GREAT C=ITRAL SA VAT AT PAM.
Committee on "Labor Incomes and Revenue!'
Mee No. its S. SEVENTH ST.
JOLT N W. CLAGIIO RN, Treasurer.
This Committee hai a special work, to
wit: to obtain a clay's `-`labor," dsty's "in
come," and a day's "revenue," from every
citizen of the three States of Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware, for• the benefit
of our sick and womnied 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
elasses can do for their soldiers!
What the people can do in their separate
trades!
What Pennsylvania can do!
What New Jersey can do!
What Delaware can do! '
What each county can clot
What each city and town can dol
What earl' profession can do!
What each trade can do!
What each occupation can do!
What each manufactory can do! -
What each bank, insurance company and
railroad can do!
What each mine can do I
What Pauli workshop can do!
What each family can clot .
What, each man can do! '
What each women 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
families.
Let, the men organize. •
Let the women - orennize.
Let the trades organize.
• Organize everywhere.
Let the workmen give with their _employ-
era. the employers' with their workmen.
-It is easily done. If the workmen will
authorize their employers to deduct one
day from their week's or month's earnings,
and the employers will add to it' a day of
their profits, the whole sum will he ac
knowledged together to the credit of the es
tablishment. We say to all, go to work at
once with ns in thisgreat 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
workl L. MONTGOMERY 'BOND,
Chairman..
Mrs. E. ;W: - 11116TTER,- , •
- air:wornaa?'sejunki - •• ••
Ilt. . 511,THE50:%.1, Secretary:.
April hi,
HOUSE FURNISHING
EMPORIUM_
rpm citizens of Columbia and vicinity,
are respectfully invited to call and ox
amine my large and varied assortment of
ILOTISMEMEDING
Comprising every variety of
TIN WARE,
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
FA NrY GOMM
PLANISHED TIN-WARE
COOKING UTENSILS,
CHAMBER WARE. IN SETS.
HOLLOW W Atli . EN AMLED.
COPPER KET'PLES, '
BRASS KETTLES.
Chafing Dishes. Egg Boilers, Britannia
V'
'are, Waiters, &a., etc-
A general 'assortment of Wood rind Willow
Ware, Tubs, Yankee Buckets, Wash
Boards, Brushes, Water Coolers Ice
Cream Freezers, Tea Kettles,
Sauce Pawl, whlps,
Market Baskets, •
Lanterns,
Money noxec, Lard Lamps,Toy Tin-wnro,
Sad Irons, Cistern Pinups, Stop Cocks,
Coffee Roagters, Coflbe• Mills. Trays, &c.,
together vri th an assort in en tot - Plain, ran cy
and Useful Articles. adapted to filo Toilet,
Parlor and Kitchen.
Mores of creep Description.
GAS FITTING & PLUMBING
Carried on in all its various branches.
Stores,Shopa, Dwellings, kc.„ fitted up with
Gas and W , ator Pipes, in the best manner.
(in hand a grald'assortment of
Chandoliets. Brackets, Drop Lights and
Pendants. Galvartlzedlron, Lead and Ter
ra Cotta Water Pipes.
sr - Raparing promptly and' personally
attended to. - •
lifMA:Sf WILSON,
april 2, Cor. ribitst 2nd tore.
coLumpL i t, PA.
We invite rdtentionio our stock of
STAPLE AND ANCY SILKS
.A.ND •
2.111.33.5. S GOOIDE., • ,
Of very recent importation, embracing the
most extensive and desiiablo ossortsasuta
that we have ever offered.
WE HAVE; THE • FOLLOWHCO DE
PARTAIENTS .WELL STOCKED
FOR THE
SIRING TRADE
'1864: • •
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
SILK DEPARTMENT:
SHAWL DEPARTMENT. • •
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
W lIITE-GOODS DEPA EtTMENT,
HOISERY DEPARTMENT. • ••
MEN'S-WEA ft DEPARTMENT. . •
HOUSEKEEPING STAPLE GOODS.
AU of:a-blob will be sold at ths
LOWEST „MA.REET PRICEi ‘
HALDEMAN'S
Chein•Caush'Stare.
OUR= . :DT A.TCH
J: WIMPLE &EMI, hare jtate'reaidrod
- ,TWO HUNDRED 'OIioSS -, `*
tr
of Steriar Matches, width will be wild
wholseale and retail. t
• , •LXl3MtatZibllOCii ;17
erna l; 14. • . . Looser eresit„ptd , *. •
'
?tilt
er and
a t!gratir-e b3 9TF34, ,, .
GERVIDIA '4!
r r
Witi-rerfermed-ramrenronci
lIRE-AtiPoo. 01 3 / 4 1-BEMIAMPAANC
Hai•b - mbrerrAtibroTik !' hcFreinore respee-
than - r oth )p ei - In W _
.2it
We deft: sii3 , o"tit couffii dic£ this assort:lov
- - Aima WILL PAY 0001) p
To fini=orsi
putlished bv us, that is n0t.... nine.
Ffiib lEtiff - M6fdfair - QrB
• -
- • TILL =RE mom cross Cr '
Chronic. m• Nervous DeP., , iiify.pficaserettho
ICiduefin, end Dirrarex artainyfrftti - ---
(2 disordered SYonoich.
Obserye the tollowingsyruptotasininiting
from disorders of the dieestivo organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of
Blood to the Head, ..tcidity,of
ach, Nausea, Heartburn,. Disgust for
Food, tallness - or wdightn the slorn 7 -" ,
ach, -sour. eructations,- sinking, ,or
'fluttering at the pit of the 'stem:
• aeli,swannalintrof thc-hentl,
ried and ditlidult .breathing,
• flutter'g of the heart,
hag or suifoOtting sensa--•
tions when in a lying
posture; '
(Blamese of vision. dots ,
or webs before the sight,
fever and dull pain in the
head, deficiency of perspira
tion, yellowness of theskan'and'
eyes, pain in the stile, back. oink' 1. 7
limbs, Sze.,,sndilen Rushes of heat, -
burning in the slosh, constant
ings of Evil, and great depreenof
nos nor oet.m
TEAT Tins' 81TT121213 79
RIOT .4114.5(01101VB'
Contains no Rnm iVfiiskec;•nnd• c
. make drunkards,, !aut, La . tha ,
But _TON 1Z to . ii;e. :AN ORLEt
RE a U Wl-10 - SAY= SO 't
From the ROz. Levi G. Burk, l'astor of
the Baptist Church, 'Pemberton,
formerly of the :North, Baptist-, Churcffl,
, '• " '
I have known Tloofitands's GermanSit
terifaVorably foram= her of veers. E have
usedthem in my own 'family, and have
been so pleased with their eifecta thaCl
was induced to recommend,thetn to many
others, and know that they hare Operated
in a strikingly.beneticial manner. tithe
great pleasure in thus publicity
proclaim
ing this feet, and calling the attention :to
those afflicted with the diseases for which
they are-recommended to these Sifters,
knowing front experience that my reteona
mondation will be sustained. I. do this
cheerfully as llocifland's ItittereiVintend
ed to benefit the afflicted, "not .a -rum
. .
drink." - • -
.LEVI G. BECI
From Rev. J. , Nowton BreWn, D. D: - ;
Eat
torofthoL'ncy•elopedlaofßeligtous-Knowl-
edge and Christittughroniele.Philadelphia.
Although Pro.disposed to fever or recona
mend Patent 31 3 clicines in genbral, through
distrust bf , ll ingre 7 dientirand effects, I
yet know of ;le , sufficient reasons why.a
man marnot testify to .the benefits he
laves himself himself to have-received Item any
simple preparation, in the hope, that , ha
may time contribute to the benefit of. oth•
I do this more readily in regerfftoTicaff
land's German Bitters, prepared - by' Dr - G
Jackson, ills,city, becauSearWals - Prklii"
diced against - them for many,yeampantier
the'. impression.; that they , Trokii...! Waft.
an alcoholitutil. Aa49tedto Wiry
onto o • r eh
for'eneiihrsgemeiitto trythere when sneer
ing from great endlengeontitnied debility
The use of three bottles of these ,bitters..at
thepresent'year, was followed-by evident
relief and restoration to ri degree of bedily
end mental vigor , which I had riet,falt..Eqr
sixnfonthsbefere,andlail altnOst despaired
.of regaining: - Itherefore thank) God land
my friend tor,direeting me to Ilse them
' NEWTObIrBROWig,
Froni the Rev, Jos. H lientmrd,,Pawtpr.oe
the,lollllßaptlitt Church - • •••
• '''
Dr. Jackson:—Dear Sir:-1 hays.; n ame frequently resquested to connect my name
with commendttions.of . different Iptpdaa
medicines but regarding the practiOe Mont
of my atipropriato have/itt all
cases declined;, but with_ a cletir.propf,. In
instances;various and particulfirly
family. of the asefulness.of,DU
CI-eilnandlitters, I depart for pnee , from
my.iisu course, to expresivinir- full 'con
viotion that, for general -debility Of -the Ay*.
tem en (1.• espzceittly !ACV Cemiikati .et
is agertJaand ing . ulde pnparaVtn. • 1. in 11002111
cams it may lila; but usually, I doubinot,
it will be very bonen:dal to those' who our
for Arom. the above cause. •• ' • ;',
• Yours; very- rospeatfullv,. •
• - • 7. xi KtNITAILDr ..
sUtbi bqlow Coates Strpot, .plailtkcleApwa.
From Ror. Warren -Bandalpb; Pastor cif
13aptivt Church. Germantown, •Pertn.
Dr. C. M.lsoli.son:-:.Dear
experienee eatables me to say [bay I .reSatil
the German Bitters prepared hy yon. as a
moat, excellent niedieine.• In rages or :ea
vere colt and gonerur beesa
greatly benoilied 'by tho use of tbellitteris,
and doubt not they will produce ettidlay
oireinu on others. , .
. - Yours, trate..
WAIIREN RANDOIAPEr_,.I
•
•
Gernmutown, Ya.
From Rev. J. i Turner, Pastor of, Melt-
E, Church, Phila.'
Dr. Jackson :—Dear Sir:—Having ;used
vourGe rut an Eh ters in myfaiuily frequent
-I.y. lem prepared•to _ that'it has bean
of great , service. I believe -that in-meet
cases of-general debility of the eystenrit Is
the safest' iamb most. valuable remedy , if
whiola / have any . knowledge. ',
, YOure,‘ itespectfttll.A- '
J. Ttrionrato. ,
bro. 726*1. Nineteenth Street.
From the Bev. Thos. Winter, ;Pee& of
Boxhorough Baptist Church.., le
Sir t;:-I feel Italie t
.your excellent preparation, Boofland Get
man- Bitters;'to add my testimony to the
deserved reputation it has obtained...l have
for yenta at times, been troubledwith greet
disorder in my bead and raervotui "system.
I was advised by• a friend to try* bottle of
your °calculi Alters. • I did so. and-have
experienced great and -unexpected- radar
my health has been very materially:bin
fitted. Ivonfidently ream:nu:Mad . the ar
ticle where I meet *4U:teases sindiarro
own, and have been assured by ntanyet
their good effects. Bespeeeerdl— y yours,' -/ •
T. WINTEB, Boxborough;Ze,
Front, Bev. iSalfertuan; of the -Gerttrit
Beformed Church, Kutztown, Berke 06.
Dr, CT - Itt — Taksoti-:-Weimotect - Sist•44
havelklen troubled w i th DyspiWitietteerly
twenty years, and_ have- :never wied IRV
medicine that did - me `se "notch &att. to
Iloollarld'oßliikra. Dam; Vigirnintobt
health,'after. haking; , ,bilten,,tbray
Yours, with oisp
rect i , ;---
VS. c,llllll=Ulakt
intve abe, (holdlarlidirlra:eale VOW
tiV9.) , per batle—half
Small Size--=-ota.,
/KPAVARt.i)•-pcit
- sit) that Lie siaiature of.,"C:M JACIC
SON!.!Iedri the -Weterelorofeanh'bottlie - -
Shouldyeaf nearest Drugght,not - have
the article, St) me t be put ofichy any of. the
intoxicating preperetiona that wnt)* `OF•
fared in ita pliO% but sand. to. oh esel f rfela
will foroPai4 Vednrely peeked, by ann:eir
lie0401;lee 044..IformfaMerp„,
• ' - No- NIL Arch-St.
I JONES -.Bb • EVANS,-
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