TH CO IL: SPY,
CI
,DITEPE,N:ZDR..r; FEARLESS t FREE
coicruna,
VaN,\%Glv.
-.ivr• aelvertiseing titilt be enn.qtterei CASA' and
froTheckebte at any tome alterV e first iMeertion.
Substitutes and Commutation,
Drafted men who pay over to the goy
*rntoent 4300 to commute their services,
instead of hiring subStitutes, fail to do
the best thing they could, under the
circumstances, for either themselves or
the government. We presume the com
mutation is generally paid because it is
the most ready way of disposing of the
business; hat many, no doubt, do it un
der the impression that the payment of
the money to the government will ex
empt them front another draft as long as
. the procuration of a substitute would.—
But the sth section of the law provides
"that any person drafted into the military
!Service of the United States may, before
the time, fixed for his appearance for du
ty at the draft rendezvous, furnish an
acceptable substitute," and that "if such
substitute is not liable to draft, the per
son furnishing him shall be exempt
from draft during the Time for which
such substitute is not liable to (lath, no•
exceeding the term for which he wa-1
drafted." Therefore, if a drafted man,
with his $3OO can procure an alien, a
minor or a man over 45 years of age as a
substitute, he will be exempt from fur
ther drafts far three years ; while the
payment of $3OO to the government will
only exempt until the next call for more
soldiers. A man might well afford to pay
$5O or $lOO more, in order to avoid
another draft ; but as government and
local bounties are not now in the market.
recruits can, we understand, be readily
obtained for $3OO. And as government
wants ?nen worse than money, this is an
additional consideration for procuring ,
substitutes. Still another consideration
is, that the furnishing a recruits will
lessen the probability of another draft.
We commend these facts to the serious
ref eetion of drafted men.
The Vilifornia ISTine Interest
California is to be a great witte-protine
jug region. her ovine-culture, now
growing rapidly into a leading agricul
tural interest, dates only from the year
1854; but these ten years have produc
ed remarlinhle results, for her wine grow
ers seed into the market excellent hoeks,
champagnes and ports, and the quality of
the red and white wines already rivals
that ef.the European varieties.
The history of the vineyard enter
prises in California is brief: In 1834
Kohler & Frobling., assisted by Charles
Stern, commenced business in Los Ange
les, and shortly afterwards opened a
house in San Francisco; in 1861 the
State sent Mr. Ifarazthy to
_Europe to
procure the hest kind of vines cultivated
there, and the result of his expedition
was the introduction into the State of
fourteen hundred species, comprising one
hundred thousand vines. This stimulat
od enterprise, and large numbers of per
sons planted vineyards and cultivated
improved varieties of vines, so that the
yield of the wine crop has increased from
:343,000 gallons in 18G2, to an average
annual product at the pretiollt time of
3,800,000 gallons. A large tract of land
has been recently purchased by a Ger
man cumpany. who have already planted
three hundred thousand vines. Other
private enterprises, sustained by ample
capital and directed by skillful persons
protnisa good results.—.N: Y. Erenillg
Yost.
Here is a little war story from the far
West: A. Lieutenant of the Pith Unitod
States infantry recently met with a sad
rebuff at Fort Kerney. The Lieutenant
was promenading in full uniform one day,
and approached a volunteer on sentry,
vvhe challenged him with "Halt ! wlp.,
comes there ?" The Lieutenant, with
contempt in ev3ry lineament of his face.
exclaimed indignantly, "Ass!" The sen
try's reply, apt and quick, came, "Ad-
VA4CB, AM, and give the countersign 1"
The four rivers in Virginia, Mat, Ta,
Po, and Ny, which bare gained a place
in history by the battles of the last week
fought upon their banks, are four branch
es into which the Matapony seporates
itself jest below the line of Spottsylra
nis county.
WHAT WAS IVANTEn.--A restless ge
nius, who went to a Quaker meeting, and
after bearing the decorous goltavity for an
hour or two, atla , it doelared that ho could
stand it no longer. •
"Why," said he, "it's enough to tire
the very d—l out." .
"Yes. friend," responded an elderly
gentleman of the congregation, "does thee
•Insew tket is ssestlir what we want V
Egtrl
- • - For the PPY
`BIDXS LOVE THEE. •
DT in:FL= JOIINSVS.
bid me still to.love thee,
And worship at thy shrine;
.And say thy heart will ever throb-
In unison with mine.
By all thy hop'," of future bliss,
From coquetry refrain ;
my hopes of happiness,
By
not love in vain.
0 hid me still to love thee,
And whisper words of bliss ;
Z.go dearer joy than that I crave,
' Within a world like this.
0 bid rue dip my spirit's wings
Tn love's pure, holy fount;
That I may reach thy loving heart,
And dang,ors ail surmount.
0 bid me still to love thee
With passion strong and deep;
And say that thou in tnemory's cell
Will hut my image keep;
By all thy beauties fair to view,
Thy 71 , 31)1(.0 sof soul;
By all t hat thou on earth hold' st dear,
Let not thy love grow cold.
Applying the Finstatd.
The Boston Post is responsible to the
parties concerned and to the public gen
erally for a story to the effect that a gen
tleman who visited the White Mountains
last summer accompanied by his wife,
stopped' at the , House, and one
night while there, had a sudden and vio
lent attack of colic. An application of
mustard was recommended to relieve his
pain. and he consented to have it tried
His wife, on going down to the kitchen,
found the mustard, but nothing suitable
to spread it upon, and her pocket hand
kerchief was taken for that purpose. No
time was lost iu T turning. In a moment {
she was at the bedside, and—applied the
plaster. "There, that will help you, I
know," said she. She had scarcely fin
ished the sentence, however, when the
poor man turned over, and roared, "What
the d—l are you about ?" It. was not
her husband's voice IJer lamp had given
but a feeble light, and She had got into
the wrong room She found her own
apartment without delay, mind related the
unfortunate circumstance to her husband,
adding, with ho'rror, that her name was
on her handkerehny I The sick man was
completely oveoconto with laughter.—
His colic disappeared as suddenly ass it
came. It was agreed not to remain long
in those parts. The landlord was called
up ; the affair explained, and the man and
wife left on the earliest express train.—
The gentleman who was so ulicermoni
ouly disturbed. (and who is well known
iu Boston,) has preserved the haudker
(thief. Query—Ought ha not to return
it ?
Buruside•s Old Boys
It gives us pleasure to follow the mem
bers of the Old Burnside Expedition.—
At the battle of New Berne, Col. Edward
Ferrero commanded the 51st N. Y. Ire
was promoted toa Brigadier CI eneral, and
is now acting Major General. Robert
B. Potter was then Lieut. Col. of the
same regiment, and is now a Brigadier
General. Col. C. W. LeGendre, an ac
tive, zealous, brave little Frenchman, was
then Major, and was wounded before New
Berne, lie is now Colonel of the 51st.
That waq a bully regiment, bully men,
and bully offiee.rs. Officers and men be
haved themselves with credit, and accord
ingly received merited promotion.
It appears, by private advices, that the
credit of saving the supply- trains of Mead's
army from Lee's bold attempt to capture
them is due to Gen. Robert B. Potter,
commanding the Second di.Oision or the
Ninth corns. His rapid combinations
entirely thwarted the plans of the rebels,
and then he leisurely thrashed them b.:ek
to their own lines.
The wound of Col. C. W. LeGenare,
of the 51st N. Y. State Volunteers, is
very scrims, taking him obliquely across
the nose. thrtugh the eye and out at his
cheek. This is LeGendre's second shot
in his face—the ball he received at New
Berne entering his mouth, ripping his
jaw and nut at the neck.—Taintes,
Derne, N. a
A Gallant 'Husband
A letter from Kanawha river, West
Virginia, says :—"On the passage up, a
few days ago, of part of the 36th Ohio, a
man named Ilumphreys leaped overboard
and swam to shore. Passing by hishonie
be Lad asked for permission to stop a few
minutes, and was refused, when lie rushed
suddenly to the hurricane deck and made
a leap for the river. Rising to the surface,
he struck out bravely for the shore, amid
a volley of cheers ; and reached it safely.
The boat passed on. ]Laving kissed his
wife and dried his clothing, he mounted
a horse, and in fifteen :ninnies passed the
boat, shouting lustily'to be taken on.—
At the next station it was done."
41 Real Gentleman
He never drosses in the eztreme of
ia9hiou, hut avoids singularity in his per
son of habits.
Is agalo to his equalq, and pleasant
and attentive to his superiors.
In conversation ho avoids hasty, ill•tem
pered, or insulting remarks.
_ .
Does never, under any cireurnataneee,
%peal: ill of a woman.
Never cuts an acquaintance who has
met' with a reverse of fortune.
Re always pays tLe postage on his let
ters of Gloms . , and at advarree for his
ziswapavertiL
*D:FEETISO3IENTS
CLOCKSiWATCHES 3 JEWELRY.
Silver an Silver , Plated Ware.
SHREINER - a SPERM%
FRONT ST,. COLUMBIA. PA.
In John Felix's Old Established Stand.
We would respectfullyjnvite the public to
call and examine our large and selec
ted stock of Clocks Watches and Jewelry,
Silver and Silver-Plated Ware, Cutlery,
Combs, Pistols and Fancy 4.rtieles, such
as are 'generally kept in u first class Jew
elry Store.
AMERICAN 'WATCHES !
AMERICAN WATCHES 11
AMERICAN WATCHES ! 1 !
We would especially call the attention of
persons wishing, a. good time piece to our
assortment of American Watches, which
for retiabiiitv, durability, accuracy and
time, cannot be excelled.
We are at all times preoared to order
from the manufacturers such goods as we
have not on hand, at less than city prices.
A continuance of She former patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Repairing, of all kinds promptly attended
to, Feb. 6, 1864-ly
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
TITST RECEIVED,
'TIE LARGEST tin
BEST ASSORTMENT of
PLIOTOGRAPIT ALBUMS
I Ever offered outside of New York or Phil
adelphia, all styles, and at the lowest rates.
Also a splendid assortment of
P'CIOC3Er.P.ZT BOOTS,
Very . cheap Miscellaiteous and School
Books, Letter Paper, Enve
lopes and
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
Also the lending
PERIODICALS or the day. '
constantly on band, at
Win: U. ITESS' Cheap Book Store,
Locust st., opposite the
Columbia Bank,
FAMILY GRUCF.IRIF.IS,
WINES AND f.0.1Q tTORS
GEOTIGE TILLF, Agent, hr; jrot re
turned from the eity kith a nor and troll
Selectoa ase,artmoot of fro.h. Orooorios,
which he is ettaliksl to sell its cheep is the
ohenvest. .1 - zruile%, of Sugurg, Coffee,
Mont, Fish, imll ProviNion.4l4l.lterally. -Us°
WOO I) told W ILLOW
SW I'IZER AND LIM DU lIGER CUT:ESE.
tozethor as•;ortinnnt of GEIZ.MAX
Flit
WINES AND uguons
Iris stock of Wines and Liquors will Is
found worthy the attention of every one, hs
he will guarantee them to b pure and
genuine. . .
lie respectfully solicits' tt call from those
who need any articles in his line, feeling;
satisfied that u trial will verify his word.
Call-at the o/d established sterol,
Colt. OF rlyru. AND UNIOX S'T'S.
Columbia, Oct. 31, 1663.
MANURES ! MANURES !!
•
l'armers rteame take Notice!
A.S K 1 It & (114.A.111.i,
.tre stiff mannfartoritur.
P3lO -Pr( ATIO FERTALIZEB,
from nrilnirlit Bono , . Perlman Gannn, nn4 other
FortillZnnr. Inv WI lug for gnus auto
GB• tss one of thr 1,, , t rut laid. , innintrer in market.
sib -ID we auk ty n llgir trial:
Price $ 4 7.1 , 0 per ton. far 2POO
MgAT AND BONG COMPOST,
made frnm reftr-r Ment and It,ntr. frnm the F•lnngl,
ter /Intr., 1v n,.41,‘,1,,t.r,..1 to pron,,,tr it., , rtrutt th a f ,
4 .2 Y.., Ise" %I 0u.., 'ram:, .4 1 .Ik.-t. • 1.r .. 1 0 0 i.ms P ont Sun.
Mtn: MANURE
A aboap and 'iron); Fertilizer far thr Mot Crops--
Prico $2O per tun). Cull On or Ilddre"
7.4SKER I. C AUK,
s. fl Or. fith Wa.",gron Si., Philadelphia.
gt.h.G-750,141n.
For eats, ty. tea. Roaches. :infs. Bed Brigs,
IVEt.ltis in Furs, Woolens. Exc. T. , scras on Plants,
Fowls. Jinim
Put up in 25e. 51.),.. “11,1 Si lioxe4, tie= awl
$a and Qtr.'s for Ilotst. Pct.t.lr INATITrtI.”:3, Le.
"(MR. remote. knim a."
"Fre. from
Sot ilamterom. to the Iranian Family." '
"Hat. imam out tit their loile4 to Me."'
0711-Soil Whole ale' in all large ett lee. Sold IN all
Dimati.t.i and eyerywh.ro.
174.1!:11E:W.NIZE:l1 nt fill worthlesQ inittatinm.i.—
V:9See that ( . .To.'s home ~ 11 e."l, /Sox, Ilottlo
and helot, yrat buy.
tm„. Add re Rs III: NR Y R. c , ISTA P,,
ritiwipkt. fli POT 411 un, ty,
tzt„, Soli by nll 1174cde4n/g; nn:l DrtaLl Drug:ofe in Co
filmbia, Pa.
WINES, LIQUORS. S2GARS, &c.
suluierlhor would 11/VILO utiention
to his large and. Alio stock of
ALL KINDS OF I WOODS,
SEGAIIS. TOBACCO. PIPES. &C
keeps his sleek well filled up, and
believes that lie eau offer as good au tes
sertment of everything, iu his line as can
be found in any store it, Columbia,
Ile would direct special attention to his
German Wines. These are tight wines,
good in quality, low in price, and a very
wholesome drink oil her for sick or well.
A largo assortment of
.11Artzr3x-eatc.l2.rturta
Will attract general notice. end will he
found to comprise some of the lines? pi pe.
ever offered to Columbia. come and ex
=nine them. .J. C. 131:Cl/En,
Cor. Front and Locust ats., Cola Pa.
July 4,1 S I.
A sasericala ;louse.
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS ! !
BUSIJEL, GALLON, or qt.
Continually on hand and for sale.
BALTIMOREAND PIMA. OYSTERS
TIM BEST THE 11A Rimr Arrant:9,
Come al, you hungry, thirsty souls,
Come down to my saloon,
And cat and drink and quaff and smeko
Front supper hour till neon.
P.A.IIDY LOC/CARD,
American a lloute, Front St.
INSURANCE CO.- Or INIOATEI
41111/131LiCa.
PJrILA'DELPFiI..
ICORPOItATRI)I79I. Assets $1,54,000,
Chart - er perpetual. Insurance against
loss or damage by Ara on Buildings, Mc:-
chum:ll2e, Furniture, tr. , for long or short
periods, or iierrasinently on Buildings. liy
a deposit of Prod - limn; The prompt pay
ment 0f11513.3 for a period of seventy ;Fears,
affords Li. guarantee of claim upon public
confidence. A writ Clt G. CovriN, Prot.
CuA.itt.r.s PLATT. Secret:Ark-.
_
F. X. ZIEG.T.E. ft. Agent,
Bnsement Black's hotel,.Coluin btu, Pa.
Coluvabia, 'January =, 1964.-2 y.
THE QUAKER.
LArars call and see the :SZOIT Stylo Qua ,
}cer Hoop Skirts, the mast approve('
tilart in the tnarket. at
STEACY DONVLBS,
Car. :11:1 and Ireetwt St. Corti, Pa
Vet , . 5,1804..
AVIIAPPiXG PAPER!
.1 - DST received, 100 Beams er Wrepplag
Paper. at 35 cu. per Bowl.
- - J. R.T.73‘..PLE tt SON,
M}aa Zikl,F: 4, 2641, „Leousit Same!.
Cabiriet DTaktng andllnderta.kin g
THE undersigned would infOrm his
friends and the public that he has now in
creased facilities for turning. out work and
-
his . .
• FURNI.TUREI IV ARE -ROOM S.
Are now well supplied with new and beau
tiful furniture of the latest improved styles.
Ere ;menu! actur es to order and will keep
constantly on 'hand- Dressing, Plain and
Fancy Bureaus, Sideboards_, Sofas, Card,
Dining and Centre Tables,
Common, Fan
cy and French Bedsteads; all orwhich will
be sold on the most reasonable terms. As
he manniketures his own work he is ena
bled to warrant every article to be what it
is represented.
CHAIRS, CHAIRS.
All kinds of Chairs kept on hand or man
ufactured to order. Cane, Windsor, Arm
and flocking Chairs; Settees, Camp and
Counter Stools, Sofas, Tete-a-tetes, and
Stuffed Seat Chairs made to order. Old
Chairs repainted and repaired.
Funerals will be attended to with prompt
ness, to which he gives his personal atten
tion. Ho is prepared with ice boxes and
coolers to -preserve corpse, as may be re
quired.
MAHOGANY OR WALNUT COFFINS
Furnished plain or tiuned in anv style that
may be required. Ile respeethilly solicits
a allare or public patronage, as well as a
continuance of the custom with which he
has been liberally favored.
JOHN SIIENI3ETIGER,
South Side of Locust st., between Second
and Third. [Oct.l7,'W.
carty . yrs'EGAn, manufactured ac
cording to the process patented by Freder
/el: Michael, of Columbus, Ohio, is now
being oxtensliely - used, and wherever in
troduced, has given universal satisfaction,
both on account of its purity and its fine
ness for either table or pickling. It has
been „Igsted by able aria experienced
CheunTAls, who pronounce it pure, and
highly recommend it.
It is the Very best article in the market
for
PICKLANG OR TABLE USE
Try it, if you want a pure unadulterated
article, and you will surely never again
want any of the abominable mixtures sold
under the false name of Cider Vinegar.
Wo are now working to our utmost capa
city in order to supply the increasing de
mand for this
PURI:: VINEGAR.
Privato Families, Hotels and Restau
rants an , now using it, and ,nn testify to
its good qualities,
:Manufactured and sold only by
C. C. nirMEs,
Second 56. , :adjoining Odd Fellovri;' hull
November 7, 1583.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP COLUMBIA, LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
INYT: ItT 11 A.T., REPORT.
)111n) , :mlount itiAtiroa. $2,C01.435
Wholo Of PrO11)111311 235,u31 4.
vg.l,
1. $2,120 31
f,.r Prom, le,s Agent',
. .
Roevipt , for .I , otr.ooiletor , Irca
I:44lLitii , ,ion iu lbui, 2.255 02
Stii,Ss7
A nd experiqr.ix pnid in
I yin. $10,1:1:1 r.a
Bat. Jnn. 1, Iti64. 8,751 47
SI3,SS7 7il
A_ S. GREEN, President.
G HOTifi Jr„ Seerentr.%
ten - .A.ta. S. TAN/Surer.
713 1 .1EZ1L.71MCWC7211..191:
IL T. Ryon. .Tohn Sleaey,
John rendrieh. (leo. Young, .Ir.,
11. G. Nicholas NrDonahl,
ne 11' Eberlein, Atiehael S. Shuman.
Autos S Green, S. C. Slayrnaker,
Eauuuul Sperin Cora. Feb. 13, 18131
GULDEN , ',40(1 1 21 T AR 13RU1 STORE
erviled to the
go , ,aft, jiu,t reeerved, tnul for sole ot
low prices:
•
ti line assortment. of the most
=Oll
Alcoa stork of Sterling,: At Mrosia, for pro
moting; the growth of thr flair, highly re
root mendotl. A. lot 0t• chamois Skins anti
carriage sponge.
A large and eomplete assortment, of
mint;Comin le: ter, ogt awl note paper,
volopes, tr.. &e.
Pure whole and ground Spieeß, strioil3
pure.
CONCEN'Tt:ATED TIE OR SAM/NIT/ER.
Family Dye Colors, put up neatly in
packages ready for immediate use, without
the• usual! inconvenience and 11'0111)1C.
Particular attention is called to re
cent invoke of Coat Oil Lamps, our sleek
n•ill be ibuml varied and complete, emu
prisimr all the latent styles.
The be , :t Veal Oil tilways on hand, 1.)-
i:other With a complete sleek of Drug's mid
Chemicals, nt the most reasonable pelves.
.T..t• 11. IV. GRA
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL
1.1 - 2,3ZRISBURG, PA.
HERBISON, Proprietors,
TIITS well known lintel is now in icon
dition to tweenonothile the traveling pub-
Ile, g the most untpletsniveitienees
alike tbr the I ransient guest and the per
1111111CSIt I)ieLrnler.
I=
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL
has been entirely refitted throughout, and
now has avvonintoilations equal in extent,
eonifort and luxury to any hotel livtweon
Phil:l(44ooa l'ittNiairpt. Itc hteeli o n
is the best in the State Capital, being hi
( - n4y la!Cesa to sill the railroad depots, and
hi(Lane to all Ilse Oltie4N and
ian•int, , ... ball/ i th'S of the city. IC has now
all the converzieneet , of
A Futsr CLASS HOTEL,
and Ihe Proprietors nro determined fr
spare neither e:stpense, tittle or tither to en
sure the efonfort of the guests. The fad IN in
age of the traveling public is reSPeO ti II I 1 V.
S01161(11. • - Ort, '63.-1
TO TIIE LOVERS OF THE
FILAGILANT WX1711).
3E it known throughout trio length and
breadth of Columbia and vicinity, that
i3EORGE M. BOOTH, Locust street. nest
door to the Post Office, has the finest and
mobt vartiod.rissorment oY
I'OIACCO AND SEGARS
In the Bonn= of enlumbiu
Fine flavored Ili:manna and Yarn &gars
together with nil the favorit e bra nth; known
in the market. .1e by the box. or
thoosond.
CI! UWING TOBACCO. The iitoicest
brands in the market. The Ohl Virginia
and home manufactured, "or any other
man."
SAIOTZING TOBACCO. Turkey, Lynch
burg, Anti-nervous, fie., Ste.
PIPES of all qualities, sizes and pat
tern..., •
, r..tnne a running. EvPrybody is buying
their Tobacco, Segnrs, Mites, eVe.. nt
BOOTIES.
Columbia, No . v. '2l, 'f).`3.-tt
PfIOTOGR,APIIS.
!CITE OLD ORIGINAL GALLERY
The subscriber ha completely re-fitted
his establishment, and his gallery cannot
be aurpassei by any in the ("aunty. and he
hopes he careful personalattention to live
the public 'better pictures than have here
tofore been produced.
AMBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS,
Ivory types, Melainotypes, Cara tic Visite.
and pictures .on canvass taken in the hest
style, and at prices which cannot be beaten
for cheapness. '
pip -Likenesses .warranted at and satis
factory pietnro furnished wi th out repeated
sittings. He asks a continuance of the
liberalpatronage always extended tothis
establishment. Call and examine speci
mens at the rooms, northeast corner of
}..ront and Lomita streets. Entrance on
Locust street. 301,LITTLE.
Oat. ZSRS.
UNDERTAKING
CORN VINEGAR.
T1T313 COZETIVIBLEI
MM==l
ties 1,) sivit i•netunwrs
C114.132Mir
.182 9 PERPETUAL
LIB Flill HISHAICI CO,
OP
13,1111610tilit 0213. a-5it,XL.z,.1130416,
' $2,457,849 -, 95.
CAPITAL, - - - 5 400,000
ACCRUED SURPLUS; - _ 971,000
INVESTED PREMIUMS, 1,086,288
UNSETTLED CLAIMS, - 8,416
INCOME FOR 1564, actcooCl
LOSS PAID SINCE 1820, 5,000,000
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on
Liberal Terms
37 1 X:7ELM . •
Charles N. Thmeker, isaae Lea. Tobias
Wagner, Edward C. Dale, Samuel Grant,
Geo. Fales, Jacob It. Smith, Alfred Fitler,
Geo, W. Richards, Fras. W. Lewis, M. D.
CHARLES N:BANCKER, President.
EWD. C. DALE, Trice-President.
JAS. W.•.McALLIS'rER, ,Sec. Pro. Tem,
3011 N COOPER. Aft- for Columbia
mar.l2, ly.
2:0 • , ,.(2N- -- 1.•.-1.10 :A.4-1
CABINET WAR CROONS
AND MANUFACTORY, .
LOCUST ST., A, FEW DOORS BELOW 3rd St.,
cOLUMISIA, LAN. CO'Y,PA.
THE subscriber having purchased from
his brother, Casper Seibert, the stock and
good will of his extensive Cabinet Mann
lindory, will continue the business at the
old sta»d, 'where he will keep on hand an
assortment of
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
of the best quality, style, and manufaetuTh
and will make to order, of first-rate mate
rial, every article in his line. lie will give
strict attention to business, and respectful
ly asks of I.lld . public a share of its patron
age.
-UNDERTAKING will receive the
most careful attention, at the shortest
notice. GEORGE SEIBERT.
Cola. .Tuly 4, '63,
igA.6.I6ICftELUFFErc,
Watch Maker and Salveler,
FACTIntEIt Or
SILVER-WARE anti importer of WATCRES,
No 118 North Seism(' St reet, Comer Quarry
Philadelphia.
ILE has constantly on hand anassort
orAm ern of Gold and Silver Paton t Lever
lepine and plain Winches; tinegold chains,
seals and keys, breast pins, ear rings, fin
ger rings, bracelets, miniature cases, me
dallions, lockets, pencils . , tin ml des, spec
tacles, silver table, desert, toil, salt and
mustard spoons; sugar spoons, cups, nap
kin rings, fruit mid butter kt:iyes, shields,
romps, diamona pointed pm., etc„,—all uI
which trill be sold low for cash,
M. i. To ni & CO . S best finality hill Jew
eled patent lever movements constantly on
hand; also other makers f superior quality.
Gold and Silver bought tin•
rash.
Sept. 1:2, 184t3.-Iy.
JUST 0PP.7.5.71.11) AT
riTtE FAMILY MEDICINE STRE,
0)1 FiLLOWSI HALL,
comuralllA, PA.
A FRE:MI supply of Drags and
„CS_ eines, Pure Ground Spices, Flavoring
Ext racts, Eice Flour, Farina, Corn Starch,
Or the Now Preparations, and
PATE AT MEDIC:HINES,
enstne, Pahn and Varney Soaps. Tooth
p o wders lid Tooth Paste, (one in particu
lar. ine hest evor offorNl in eraiiinnin,)
nail. Dye. IndelUl,ie 1111 c, Colnguo, Bay
Rum. Verninicry.
h..401LE1 AVVIVOAS lNlliraftEßT MIETY,
and everything usually kept in a Good
lh•ug Stare.
Het atlerition given to Physiei an' s;
PrestrlptioilS.
CARD.—Dr. W. S. .Ideennxr. - E, at his
Office in the I/rug Store, O hl Fell.4wa' Han,
daily, from I we've to one o'clock.
Col' it., Feb 41,
N ENV AN O FASHIONABLE STYLES
IP: largest and best assortment (If
1 Boots and Shoes in the city of Lanenm
wr, ern brzwillg always the newest styles
worn by LA)IRS Ni) GExTLEm Ex,
Iloys, (Allis and Children. As I manutac
tore the best duality of the above' goods at
the very low est rates, (lower than Oily
others,) respectfully invite the public to
my establishment.
.NE‘V STYLES OF RUBBERS,
And Corman NVoollen Shoes with felt or
leather soles, just received.
Every kind, trnanutitetured at short no
tice.
Every kind of Worked Slippers I'm
Ladies and Gentlemen matte Inintisontely
to order A. IC. liJiESNIOIA
Opposite Coopftr's Hotel,
Dot% 12,'63.1y. \Vest King st., LtutettstQr
ICRWIN'S LIVX.7LIZt
SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLES,
Locust st., I/PINS - OM SPCOnd mill Third sts.
ARTIN ErtWIN, Atent, takes plea-
ILL NUM id 1 . 01 rOrld ing ILLS friends and the
publie generally, that he hrim pnreimsed
the entire sloe!: and good-will or the
Livery Stable recently kept by Christian
liershe,y, Est., and having removed it to
the
LARGE AND COMATODIODs
STABLES
belonging to iho " lamb Hotel," he hopes
lov strict attention to business, to merit a
share or pololie patronage.
GOOD TEAMS WITH CAREFUL
can he had at all hours of the day or night.
rlorses kept by the day or month.
All at the toweti: ca.vh prtees: and on no
other terms.
Columbia., Dec. 19, 1863,-Gmos.
GREAT VAILIMTW 510U.33.
JI2ST received, a larger and finer stock
of Toys and fancy goods than ever betbre.
My lriends and others are invited to call
and examine the stock before purchasing
elsewhere, as they will here find an on
n i ted assortment, Sllitllbte for presents to
persons of every alre and taste. An im
mense assortment c;1- Portmonnaies, Poek
et Books., tke,, &e.
China and other fancy articles, too annt
erous to Inenif on, liir sale by G..J.SMIT.II,
LOCUM street, between the Bank and
Franklin House.
Columbia, July" 4, 1SG:1.
bTONE CHINA , QUEENSWARE AND
133321223111
_ •
Will have received a. large sloe]: of'Din-
Der, Tea and Toilet Setts, iu great variety - .
Having :mule large purcha,es for Cct:slt
prior to the late advance on Gehl 47 31 d lit
c/aagc, the aro oradded to oiler goods vouch
below the current rabs, they are held at in
this market. P/OLO•O give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere, as r.Ne kIIOVY NVO can
oiler you tome T,crtl Be egerinor.
ST EACY tC P.OWERS,
Corner of Second and _Locust at rests,
Cora, Jan. 23, 1861. Columbia, Pa.
LADIES TAKE NOTICE I
YOUR attention is specially called to the
very larndscano and eiloice varivties of -dry
goods we have „lust received. For sale at
very low pricc:g.
STRACY k BOWERS,
Opposite Odd Feil , .wws' Hail, Columbia,
- -
INTEREST ( E 11 3 El'OSITS.
MIIE Columbia Bank will receive money'
, 311 deposit, and pay interest therefor,
at the rate of 4,i per cent, for six months,
and 5 per ceaL for twelve mouths.
511 IL Er SIIOCIT„
Jan, 30, '64.4f. Cashier,
BOOTS AND SIMI:8,
Ft'LL assortment- of Meal and Boys
Calf and Kip Boots, Balmorals, _Bro
gans, &c., Ladies, :Missies' and Children's
Bahnorals, Boots and Gaiters. at the store
of MALTBY &
Colarnbia, Doe. 79, 1143.
LOCAL raILIUTIVE
TIM' PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD COMPANY.
ARE now prepared to receive and for
ward FREIGHT on the Phila.&lphia Di
vision, to and from all stations where they
have agents, at thefollowing rates per hurt:.
dred pounds:
BETWEEN PEOLA.. AND COLUMBIA,
First Class. 2d Class. 3rd Class. 4th Class.
25 cents. 21 cts. is cts, - 15 eta.
.
- Flour in ear loads, 25 ets. per barrel.
Pig Metal, 10 ets. per 100 lbs.
BETWEEN PHILA. AND LANCASTER.
First Class. 2d Class. 3rd Class. 4th Class.
• 25 cents. 20 cents. 17 cents. 14 cents.
Flour, 24 cents per barrel.
Pig Atetal, -. 12 cents per WO pounds
~,Shipments made to Pittsburg and all in
termediate stations as heretofore.
RATES FROM COLA. TO PITTSBURG.
First Class. 2cl Class. 3rd Class. 4th Class.
•DO . • 75 00 40
flour per barrel, SO cents.
..,49-Preight consigned to stations where
the Company has no agents must be pre
paid.
Articles of Ist-Class.
Books, Fresh Fish, '
Boots and Shoes, :` , .:uts in bags,
Cedar and Wooden Porter ec Ale in hot-
Ware, ties,
-
Dry Goods, Poultry in coops,
Eggs, Pork, (fresh,
Furniture, Poultry, (dressed, '
Feathers, Wrapping Paper.
Articles of Al Class.
Apples, ble Monuments,
Cheese,
Molasses,
Clover& Grass Seed,Melons,
Crockery, Oil in casks or boxes,
Candles, Paper in boxes,
Casks or Bariels,Pasteboard,
(empty,) Peaches, (dried, •
Groceries,Printing paper,
Guns and Rifles, Paper hangings,
Herring in boxes alidQueen.sware,
kegs, Sweet Potatoes,
lierditare, Tobacco in bales,
-
Hops, Tea,
.Iron, (hoop, band orType,
sheet,)
Leather, Turpentine, (spt.s,)
Liquor in Wood, Varnish.
Marble Slabs Mar-
Articles of 3d Class.
Alcohol, • liired,)
Cotter.), Potatoes,
Hides, (green,) , Turnips,
Lard, Vinegar.
Oysters & Clams, OnWhite Lead,
(shell,) Window Glass.
Tobacco, ( mannfac-
Articles of 4th Class,
Codfish, Rosin,
Cotton, • Salt,
Fish, salted, Tobacco, (leaf,)
Grain of all kinds, Tin,
Nails and Spikes, Tar,
Pitch, Whisky,
Plaster,
All Freights payable on delivery.
IL IL HOUSTON,.
Genertil 'Freight Agent, Phila.
IFor further information, apply to
S. B. KIN( 4STON, Freight Agt.,
E. K. BOICE. Freight..Agt., Columbia
W. R. MYERS, Freight Agt., Lan'tr
robin/bin, 180.
TRADE MAXIMS.
(UST received from Philade a largo
Cl and well assorted stock of Slotionery,
and Allsre)lmeous Goodo.
CHEAP AND GOOD BOOKS,
Viz: Books of Travels, Books or History,
Books for Devotion, Books about Patriots,
Books for Mechanics, Books about the Re
bellion, Books of Bonnty.
lIYMN BOOKS FOIL ALL DENOMINA
TIONS.
PRAYER DOOR'S AND ]SIDLES.
All the 'Writings of Celebrated Authors.
Nr:z: Washington Irving, Mrs. Soul hworth,
Charles Diehens, Bayard Taylor,
Mayne Reid, Mrs. llentz.
And all the writings of every Standard Au
thor in every department of Literature.
PTIOTOGAAPH ALI3UMS.
secaweiNlkvery large stop,: at the
lowest cash prices, We ere determined to
5 , .11 lower than any other hoese in the city.
CARD mom° R A PITS
IVe have a very large assortment of Pine
Photographs, Plain and Colored, suitable
for Albums, embraeing• Generals, titates
men, ItehigieusSubjetts,ClitSSlCal, Humor
ous, Statuary, cte.
FTAI'IONERY DEPARTMENT
We have taken pains to get up a very
large and good assortment of:it:twittery o
all kinds,
Blank Books of every description, Paper
Foolscap, Letter, Note, Billet, Bill, Tis
sue, Sermon, Envelopes, Ate ;
At the lowest prices.
Ink. Ink Stands, Pencils. Ruh , ier, Slate
Riders, Paper Cutters Port Olios. Rt
velopcs, Pocket Ta .te.,
FOCRET 11..0KR OF EVERY VARIETY.
Wo would invite all to gly..) in, a call
uefore purchasing,.
JOTT:s7 SITE.\I 7 FER,
42 7:Corilx Queen Street. Lancaster, Pa.
N4,v. 11q3:1.
PORTABLE PRINTING OFFICES,
._ • For the tise n of 3fer
. chant., I inind.t., and
busines. and pronhs
sdonal men, who nisli to
thoir own printing,
nontfy and elienplv.—
1 1*; . Adapted pruning
n of
• ( mcardstor., Label., c a r,
7 and Small New.papers.
ry Pull instruetiominimom
yany each "then onsib
n boy ten years old
So work them successfully. Circular..' sent free.
gpouilllCll sheets of Types. Cuts, de., 6 cents.
Address
ADAMS' PRESS CO..f
I'arA Row, X. Y. and Z 5 Maa..
mar:6:64..4y.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
CAN be relied nn l fever fail tO cure
Do not nauseate ! Are speedy in action
No change of diet required ! Do not inter
fere with business pursuits! Can he used
without detention ! Upward of :200 cures
the past month—same of them vety severe
eases. Over one hntuired•physicians have
used them in their practice. mid all speak
well of their eilicaeyond approve of their
composition, which is entirely vegetable,
and harmless off the SyKtClll. 11111111TedS of
eertitieates can be shown.
BEr.t.'s SPF:MMO are the original
and only genuine Specific Pill. They are
adapteel for male and female, old or youn g,
and the only relidble remedy for effecting
a permanent and
. speedy cure in eases
of Spermatorrhen, or Seminal Weakness,
with all its train of evils, such as Urethral
and Vaginal Discharges, Gleet, the Whites,
Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, Incon
tinence, Genial Debility and Irritability, ,
Impotence. Weakness or Loss of Power,
Nervous Debility, dx., all of which I
arise principally frottexual Excesses or 1
Self Abuse, or some constitutional de-
rangement, and Incapacitates the sufferer
from fulfilling the duties of married life.
Inall sexual diseases, as Gonorrhea, Gleet,
and Strictures, and in Diseases of the Blad
der and Kidney; they act as a charm ! Re
lief is experienced by taking a single box.
Sold by all the principal druggists.
Price el..
They will be Rent by mail, seeurelr
sealed, and °confidentially, on receipt of the
money, by lIIIYAN,
Nn. 70 Cedar street, Now York,
Consulting Physician for the treatment of
Seminal, Urinary, Sexnal. and Nervous
Diseases, who will send, free to the
following-valuable wok, in settled en
,
velope:
Tan FITTS' •ntst TtioltrgANP—Docrort
DELL'S TRZATISP. on Self-Abuse, Pre
mature 'Decay, Impotence and Loss of
Power.. Sexual Diseases,
Seminal Weak-,
ness, Nightly Bmitedons General Debility,.
fie., a *pamphlet. of [34 pages, contain
lug important. advice to the afflicted; and
which should be read byevery sufferer, as
the romans of cure in the severest stem; is
plainly set forth, Twoadamparoquirod to
pal* postage,
beepraber 19, 1803.-Iy, 7 , •
Fish! Fish!! Fish:
MlL E l,sbr in s;a si r rted-tmeicageg '
suer. 26,•61 e by
MALTBY& CAWS.
. NEW; .7 1 11.131 7
,1V
'Currants. N EWns, Apples
- For We by
BENRY SCYDANi, - "
• Cor.Tront and Znion sta . .
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN-PICNI.t,
Alse, Sauces; ,Ketchups , For sale by
HENRY "SUYDAM,
• .Cor.. Front and Union Star
' SEEDLESS' RAISINS. •••
—SELSZERCORNlELomrponyflleares f aiso,
carotid, Ferinti, Chocolate, itc. For silo by
' JIMMY SUYDAM,
Cor: 'Front road Union sta,
CITRON
CRANBERRIES:, New Orleans• piolas.
ses, Prepared Fruits:• Also; Dried Fruit
of all kinds. For sale by .• d
HENRY StYDAM, •
Cor• Front'and Union sts.
SPICES. • -
Particular attention is called to our Puro
Spices. Pepper, Ginger, Cloves, Mustard,
Allspice, Nutmegs, &c.ovbole or ground.
HENRY SUYDAM,
Cor. Front and Union sts.
Columbia, Dec. 0, 1803.
Gr&WIZ/Marl AND Metilltlrial
COIVIPACEIr,'
Capital $200,000. Securities $300,000.
mnis COMPANY continues to take
X risks on good property at rates as low
as any other icife, Company, aud.consistent
with prudence.
Policies issued for long or short terms,
Or permanently. Losses promptly paid.
All claims adjusted without litigation or
delay.- This Company refers to the past anti
a guarantee of its future conduct.
Taos. CRAVEN', Prest.
A. S, GILLETT, Vice Prest.
F. X. ZIEPLEII, -. A . gont,
Basement Black's Hotel, Columbia, Pa.
Columbia, January 23, 186.1.-ly.
mr.mmz - sr
No. 520" ARCH St
PHILADEtruIA.
AI A NUFACTURER & DPALER: IN
'WATCHES,
FINE ;7 ENVELRY
SOLID SILL VER-VVARE 3:,
ROGER'S Superior PLATED WARE.
pr-All kinds of Silver-Ware, ramie en
the premises. Watch Repairing enroll:2ly
clone! •
FRANKLIN HOUSE
RESTAURANT_
JAcon S..'NfILLEP., would respectfully
inform the citizens of Columbia and
vicinity, that he has just opened his
NEW A\l) srAcious
RE,STAIIRA:II/T,
In the basement of the FRANKLIN
HOUSE, Locust street, Columbia, where
the choicest variety of edibles may. be
'found to please the palate or suit the taste
of the most fastidious.
crroicE VIANDS
Served up in the best style, nt a moment's
notice. Determined to leave nothing un
done to acconsoclatte the public, a share of
public patronage is respeetrully solicited.
Cotnni bin, Dee 5, 11563.
ISA TRIM ON I rIL L.
Tf you wish in marry, address the ttn
.ldersigned, who will send you, "without
money and without price," valuable inihr
mation that will Lniable , you to marry hap
py and speedily, no matter how ugly or
how poor. This is a reliable affair. Tho
infbrination mill cost you nothing; mid if
you wish to 11111 Try, S Will eheertully assist.
you. All letters ht rivtly conhdenti al. The
llesired intbritut t lout sent by return maiL,
and nu questiong amked. Address
SATIAII li. LAMI3I3RT,
reenpohat , King Co., N. Y.
June, 4th 4,
JUST R.ECEIVED
A. well seleefed stock of
I?,NGLISH AND AME.Ine.kS
CAI. E TI TS,
OIL ('•i.CIT ICS. -
WI N1)()W SPIAI)ES,
LOU KI NG OLAssES.
gATERNsw.A.itE,
FOR SPITING TIT.I DP.
at the very loweNt Ca.sh Priees,
31.A.LlYZMAN•S STORE
GARDEN SEEDS ! !
HAVTNG received a large and welt se
lected a.4sortmeat or
GADD'EN SEEDS.
direct from the Shakers, the subscriber is
able to furnish 'whatever is desired ht this
branch of business.
CA.LIPLOWER SEED,.
EN firVE sEvm,
SWEET BASIL SEED
TIIY DI i•: SEED,
:ma a variety of others too 111.1111erOUS to
mention.
PEAS and BE of all varieties, con
stantly on hand and for sale in large or
small quantifies, at
The First National lank of Columbia,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
You are hereby notified that fifty per
cent. of Capii ad Stock: of First National
Bank of Columbia ki.requi red to he paid on
Monday, April 18, twenty-five per cent. on
.Monday, May 10, twenty-five percent. (the
liattinee) on Monday, June 20.
Persons paying their subscriptions in
fall, on April 18, will he allowed interest,
and those who do not pay as the install
ments are due, will he charged interest,
By order of the Board.
S. S. DETWTLER,
Cnsider.
April IG, '6l. Zino
Sportsmen Look Here!
100,clouble and single barrel Bans, Intn.
received at the Hardware Store of .E..littint
ple ,
Double barren grmia 'front 3r.. urf`til 10.
Slagle barrel from to $2O.
We have receiveefeverything in the gun
ming line, such as powder, Shot y; Caps,
POwder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Wadding,
Game Bags, &c., which we offer to sell •nt
vary low rates. J RUMPLE et
July 4, 'O.
JUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE;
300 Sacks of G. A. Salt, ,
25 do of Ashton Fine Salt, - '"
25
25 Saek's of Marshal Fine Sait,
100 Bbs. Na. 1 Gmund,Plaster,
or sale Wholesale and Retail; at'
APPOL;TYS,
Locust st., opposite the Cora'. Bank.
inayl4:64.
EaCCOITTOIL 2 S NOTICE!. •
ESTATE OF JOTIN SWIM, late of West
ITempfleld township,. deceased. Let
• tors of ad nil orstration on saideatate having,
been granted to the undersigned, alt -per
sona indebtetLibereWarprequested to ataiko
imtitediato sittletnent, and these liming.
clahnsi or'dentands against the same
present them without delay fir settlement
to the undersigned, residingat Mounteillia
in said township.
Joll3:Executor.April
CARPETS! CARTETa!,
`NT - ENV and Splendid Styles CoiipetS itia
IY4 Oil Clotha, sold at. very.small.lprtlitts,
Cull and eaantino them at- t., , ,'
c01 . 12aPq7;d1,,r., ! .M.A.1.. ..TITY a 94.. SR.
ZIRON 'AMID 5W23.21 - •
MIME' inbseriberm hare_ received attest
.1. 1 a d large stock of all kinds And sizei
of Marlron-and Steel. They are constant
ly supplitxl vrith stock In this branch or his
busineft:, and 'can Arrnish It to cus 'tomer*
in largeor small quantities, at the lamest
rates _ • .1 R UMPLU &ISO):
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Locaßt mt., bulosr.Second. Co% is.
July 4, UM.
WILLLurS•