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COLUMBIA PA.
§laturday, Oct. 7, 1865.
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a4eartieesnenta, to secure Immediate insertion
m Ist be banded in on or before Thursday esening
;each week.
Join J. Houston
g t given us pleasure to note the remarks
of the Pittsktrg Post which thus speaks
of one of our former townsmen, Mr.
John J. Houston an inteJigeot gentle
man, and one of tAie most accomplished
railroad men in this country. lie is a
son of Samuel fiouston Esq., of this
borongh ;
The General Superinteldent of the
iitibu q , Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway has issuel a circular which is
of much interest to our business com
munity, as. it announces a change in
;several important offices, which will
bring our business men iuto new rela
tions. Ever sniee (and before) the open
ing of this grea.t line ta Chicago, the
general charge of the fri,ight department
has been intrusted to Mr. John J. Hods
ton, who, as will be seen by the circular,
has resigned the position which he has
so long and worthily fllled. Perhaps nu
railroad official is _this city had as extend
erlyad important official relations to our
merchants and manufacturers as Mr.
Houston, and we ate sure that none
stands higher in their esteem for cour
tesy, intelligence and entire familiarity
with the business of his department.
The board of directors of the company,
composed of gentlemen of great experi
ence. who arc riot in the habit of uttering
words for show, or of idle signiacaricg,
Save given expreviot; of their high ap
preciation of the snryjecs of Mr Houston
iq the followilig resolution passed at a
recent fleeting.
nesolred—That the board accepts with regret the
mega:twat of John J. Houston, as general freight
agent, who ha- been identitterl with the freight de-
partment bftl.beline of real far the 0n.4 let, years.
Commencing his services in the infancy of the en
terprtze, and Icavaig it in RN a.surc.d strength, to
whittlf he has greatly contributed by the fideltty, ex
resrience and judgment with which he has discharged
his arduous and active duties during his ten years
of service.
We learn that Mr. Houston goes . to New
York to take charge or the general freight
department of a transporh4ton company
,oflarge capital, and owned and controlled
by some of the leading trausportatiou
men of the country. Nay long life nnd
BUCCeiS attend
THE NEWS.
The Alaoawa Convention on the 25th
ult. repudiated all debts contra"ted by
the State in aid of the late war, and al.io
Tefased to submit the amendments to the
ponstitutiog to the people.
The Georzia State Convention has
;103 iruously cleaned the act of B.:00891QU
null and void.
Jeff. Davis, it is again reported, ha s
been removed to Carroll Hall.
The overland mail route is now free
from Indians, and the stars are running
tie between Atchison, Kansas and
California
Gennral eonnor's Indian expedition to
Powder river has returned to Fort Lara-
mie, after haviag whipped t radians
is five pit4ed battle&
Duke Gwin's Mexican scheme has
and it is sail he has returned to
te United States
The Liberal Governor of Sonora 14a8
been descqed by all except two hundred
pen, .tud has notified the French com
mander that he will leave as soon as the
French troops arrive at Hermisisto.
The case of Edward B. Ketchum, the
sqld operator, was called kp in the Court
pr General Session in New York yester
day, but w4p postponed until Monday
pelt. 4 panel of or 3 thousand jurors
bas been ordered.
James L. Orr has accepted the nomi
nation for Ooyernor of Sonti; Carolina.
The Secretary of the Treasury has is
sued proposals for funding certificates of
indebtedness, compound interest notes
and Treasury notes, and gives notice to
I.lte holders of certificates maturing be
fore Jan. /, of compoth4 interest notes
and of one and two year Treasury notes,
that the Departmentis ready to give six
per pert. 5-20 yearbonds in exchange to
the extent of $50,000,000, at three per
cent. premium.
The exchange must be made before No
waiter. The exchange bonds will bear
six cent. interest, payable semi-annually
in coin, redeemable in five and payable
after twenty years. Holders wishing to
!mike the exchange can do so wherever
there is a depository. Interest will bo
allowed to November 186fi.
The Bulletin newspaper of Richmond
has been sipproswd lc a recent order of
the military authotities, for commenting
pnfavprably noon the deteriorated society
of Washington City consequent upon the
accession of Mr. Lincoln to the Presi
!lepey. Thp writer of the objectionabl e
article. Mr. Dimitry,an editorial attache
of the paper, has been arrested and cum-
pitted to prison. - •
Upworde ps seventeen thonsand bales
. pf ribir Thirriliiiir — firy to - the Mobile
parket every week,
The Georgia pappra state that the order
T.lllOll vetrired'ail ladies is that State to
71.XrCtfip c;itli:4)4fOrrin'elVitig lettere
from the post-office, has bpen reeciuded,
which saves them 4 groat deal of incou.
venience and trouble.
The failure of the applp prop won to
ipoottral this year. Thy Ifottieville
Journal says the quantity produced in
Kentucky Will be very small. Mr Cutter
tie= Culberton's station, Kenton County,
last year sold 2,500 harrels at the price
of $4 50 a barrel. This year be will only
have about 500 barrels.
In the Criminal Court at St. Lou* Ca
Sept.. 22, a lawyer defending a negro
charged with grand lareeny,claimed that
under the Constitrtion, he was entitled
to be tried by a jury of negroes. The
Court overruled thb application.
The war debt of Alabama, which the
Convention sitting at Montgomery has
refused to repudiate, amounts to 52,000,
0)0. It is held by citizens of that State
end forms an part of the Confederate
debt proper.
-.EDITOR
The cost of the Lino In M012111:12CIA at
Spriogfiek/, 111.,is estimated at $200,000.
$50,000 has already been subscribed, of
which amount Chicago has subscribed
$250.
C u al brmglat from $lO 12 to $l2 per
ton at a great sale in New York on the
4th inbtant. It. is said that Limn rates
will not be maintained long.
The Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce of Milwaukee estimates the
amount .£ wheat in store in that city at
432,000 bushels,
The loss by thefire at French.Ricbards
& Co,'s drug establishment at Tenth and
Market streets, on Tuesday night, is esti
umted at between 525'),000 ands3oo,ooo.
The lose over insurance U. $lOO,OOO.
Gov. Brownlow, of Tennessee, sent his
message to the Legislature on the 2d. He
recommends additions to the franchise
law ; says that gailty rebels should be
treated with severity in proportion to
their offences; that emigration should Le
fostered and a commissioner stationed in
the east, and advises the setting apart
some portion of the national territory best
adapted for v. nation of freedmen, and
the taking of the testimony of negroes in
the courts on the same basis as that of
the whites.
An important treaty with the Osage
Indians has just been concluded. The
Ganes cede about one million acres, for
which the government is to pay 5300,000.
About two million acres are also ceded,
to be held in trust for the Indians. The
Jamas are in Kansas.
The Railroad Presidents, representing
the Ohio, and Mississippi, Little Miami
Ohio Central, Pennsylvania Central and
other roads,who went on an excursion to
L2wrence, Kansas, a few days ago, and
who will meet the Commission appointed
to inspect the Union Pacific road, have
engaged to construct sixty miles of this
Union Pl t eifie road west of Lawrence, by
the Ist of May next. The iron for this
road has already been purchased and
snpplied by J. Edgar Thomson, Esq.,
President of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad. Seven miles of the track have
already been laid, and it will be com
pleted to Topeka by November. Ar
rangements have also been made to build
a railroad between Leavenworth and
Kansas City at once.
It seems that the counsel for Captain
Wirze were under the wrong impression
in stating that Generals Lee, Johnston
and Howell Cobb, and others notorious
in the rebellion, had been subpoenaed as
witnesses for the defence, as the Judge
4.oocate says that such is not the fact.
The President has appointed Wm. B.
Little, of Nevada, Consul at Panama, in
place of A. It. McKee, deceased.
One hundred thousand dollars belong.
ing to the wife of the Confederate Gen.
Ewell, and sent to St. Louis int invest
merit just before the war, was seized last
winter under the confiscation act. The
:• - •
District attorney has just received an
order from the Attorney-General to re
store it.
TUE OLDEST MAN IN THE WOULD
—lt is claitqed that the oldest man in
the world reside, in Caledonia, Columbia
County, Wisconsin. The name of the
person is Joseph Crele. He was born
in Detroit, and the record of his baptism
in the Catholic Church of that city shows
that he is now one hundred and thirty
nine years old. Crele was married in
New Orleans one hundred and nine years
ago, whence he removed to Prairie du
Chien, while Wisconsin was yet a prov
ipcji of Prance. lie now resides with a
daughter by his third wife, who is over
seventy leers of age. The old gentleman
is quite active, and can wall spyaral
miles a day. '
Look Asst for him I—An eichango
raps on the knuckles a certain class in
this good style:
When you find a man writing his ad
vertisement and sticking it up at the
postoffice, or in hOtels, or ou the street
posts, instead of publishing it ip his town
paper, looked out for hini—thp ?cry act
Dhows that he is too clove fisted to deal
with to advantage. This is the " frozen
truth."
HERE 18 r z —The Detroit 7 17 iifpc
say. that Japes Morgan, a printer who
worked in that city dpring 1848 andlB4o
has fallen heir to 800,000 in gold, which
is now op deposit in the Bank of England
subjeot to his order. If this should meet
his 'eye, or that of any of his friends,
they can learn all the particular s by ad
dressing the Triloine office.
—The prespni Connecticut tobacc o
crop will tle prehably the heaviest ever
known. At prpsent Finns its value will
not fall shott of six laillions of dollars.
iM=ll
.:—Most men complain that they have
othing to do, are just about „equal to
the task.
.—('rood blood will always show itself,"
as the old lady said, when she wasstruck
by the redness of her nose.
..--!-The Alabama convention has de
clared the secession ordinance null and
void. It has also abolished slivery.
—lf Brigham Young'i one hundred
wives favor their lord with curtain lee
tures, what. oh, what must be - the:dature
of "Young's Night - Thoughts 1," •
_ "—Miss Braddon, the novelist has red
hair and the most fashionable of any
lady in England. She is fSt, fair forty,
has forty thousand pounds in the bank.
—The city councils of Erie have abol
ished the system of holding mark - et on
regular days. It is believed that by
throwing the entire trade in the hands
of the fruit,vegetable and grocery dealers
prices will be more reasonable than in the
regular market.
—The swan pours out her sweetest
song when dying. In like manner, the
fragrance of Phalon's "Night Blooming
Cereas" grows more exquisite as itbe
comes fainter. This is not the case with
the ordinary extracts fur the handker•
chief. Their original scents soon lapses
into a decidedly repulsive odor. Sold
everywhere.
—Major Howell in charge of a party
of topographical engineers, has left Gen.
Meade's headquarters with directions to
proceed across the country to Richmond
via the Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Cold
frarbor, and caatuine and survey all
the battle fields and carefully elaborate
the plans already made, with a view to
their completeness.
SPECLAL NOTICES
WARRANTED
We would say to our leader+. that ftle,rs. C. G
Clark k Co., proprietors of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure,
warrant it to cure the miet eaSeS of Dys
pepsia, no matter of how Ion; . tan
We bid you try Coe s I.t:spepsia Core ; it will help
you. Con-Wn ton. one of the chief causes of ill
health, is completely cured by the me of tlie Cure.
All diseases of the atemash and lioaels, like sick
headache. heartburn, Crump+, Pain', or C 1,.. are
controlled instantaneously by the use of Con's Lys
potisia Cure.
The ladies of America, from - their peculiar habit.,
bre ,'aid to be tau mo-t unhealthy in the world. Dr.
Vellum'. Pills are a great blessing to all ladies, as
they regala•e and assist nature. zieftl by druggists.
Oct. lan.
THE MASON CABINET
organs, for sacred and lief:War Music: forty dittert
eat rstyleA, Sti/ to :OE each. "flartptire cold or
Silver Medals, or other first premiums gwarciptl
them. Illustrated CataMimes free. Address.
MAStLN at HAMLIN, Ruston, a;
MAwN 13RLITHEICS, New
Sept. 9,1 y.
ITCH ! ITCH r ITCH !
Scratch! Scratch ! Scratch:
Wheaton's Ointment
11111 Cure Ho Itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures Salt Itheutn, Ulcers„ Chilblain., and all
Eruptions of tt.e Skin.
Ity sending lo cents to WEEKS k POTTER. Sole
Agent., Washington St.. Boston, Mass., tt will
be firs arded by Mali, free of postage, to any part of
the Unite, states.
sept. 23, kin.
DEAFNESS, BLIND:NESS .AND CA-
Writ, trrated alth the utmost success, by Dr. J.
ISAACS. turolist and Aurist, (formerly of Lyden.
follatidd 5 a Pipe :street, Philadelphia. Testi
monials train the most reliable source -4 in the city
and (saity can be seen at lip lithee. The incited
Meshy are !Mucci to accompany their patients. as
he mis no secrets in Ins practice. pri 0144111 cycs,
inserted sit heut pain. :No charge made for examb
nation mar. rely
Wlti•kers! Whl.kere! Do you want Whiskers or
:Moustaches? Our Oreeinu Lompound wiß force
them to grow on the smoothest flier or offin, or
hair on bold Lends, in Six Weeks. Price,
Sent by mad any% here, closely sealed, on receipt of
v ire, Address, Warner k Lo., Box 1:13, Brookbn,
Feb. 11, ly.
TIM BRIM!. CIIAMILII, an Essay of Warning rand
Instruction for Young men—pulil shed by the How
ard Associationaind sent free of charge in sealed
envelopes. Addi ess, Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, How
ard Association. Phi ladelphia, Pa-
Febly.. 11,
810, A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN
Jun Pabllnhui in a seated enrclor. Price Siz Cent.
A Leeture on the Nature, Treatment and Radieal
Cure of Spermatorrlima or Seminal weakness, In
voluntary Ernhedons, Sexual Debility, and Impedi
menta to tnarriage. generally. Nervousness, Con
eutnption, Epilepsy end Fate; Mental and Fllysilial
Incapacity, rceulling Dom Self Liaise, Le. by Rola.
J, Cul verwell, 111. D„ author of the "Green Book, e..
The Celeln axed author of this t.dtnitable essay
clearly denionarates, from a thirty yearn' suceePls
- pr.ictice, that the alarming nonnequenees of
colhatiuse may lie radically cured without the dan
gerous une of internal medicine or the application
of the knife—pointing nut A MOdo of cure at once
simple, certain, and ethanol, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what bin condition may be.
may vitro himself cheaply, privately and radirally
a
THIS Ln CE Uti ( L( PRocrk; A itOON TO
THOU:SANDI AN L, THOUSANDS.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
dreer, pout paid, on t eceapt of nix cents, or two pont
atampe. Address the putilieltere,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO..
127 11r.ww.ry, New York, P. U. box 4,554'
June 17, 'C.S. ly
Ladies' Fancy Furs,
AT
JOHN FARIERA'S
OLD ESTABLISHED FUR MANUFAC
TORY, 718 Arch Street, above 7th, Phila.
T H AVE NOW IN STORE OF 11IY own
1 Importation and Manufactute, one of
the largest arid most beautiful seeleetionn
or
FANCY FURS
for Ladles' and Children's Wear, in the
Jfty. p. fine assortment of Gent's fur
GLOVES AND COLLARS.
I nn; enahled to dispose of my goods at
very reasonable pricesoind I w. uld solicit
a call from my friendsof Lancaster county
, and vicinity.
Remember the riame,number and street.
JOHN" FARIERA,
718 Arch street, above 7th. south side
Philadelphia.
I have no Partner nor connection with
any other Store in Philadelphia.
Sept. iXt 4tp.
NOVIOZI.
aWriniik4s Letters of Administration
to the estate of Martin Leopold, late
he Borough bf Columbia, in the Coun
ty pfLiargatater, deceased, have been grant.
to the subscriber, residing in West
eqeinptield {ioirriship, all persons lndebt
to said estate ig rt.ntiamted to make
irnmediato payment and those having
dhii:nyi kJ:m.l3lst tho 80:1[110 will present them
duly authen}ictited for settlement to
: • • .JACOB M. GRIDER,
sent : Ifi, et - • A.dmlhistrator.
No.
Cart AND Driy SMOKING TQBACCO
1.„) olpy 45 cts. a do*. sit.
401:4
Front Street, Columbia.
No. 22 • - --
1011:1 ANDETAON k CO'S SOLACE
Che%ylng Tptaveco;veiy cheap t_by gross
. a - 'JOHN' b" I. ...ISTDRICUTA;
front Street, Columbia.
FIRE BRICK FQR . sALg.
A .Sample of which can be seen th
office of BRU.T. ER& 2010. 0 XV
--
Columbia, Dec..3d, 1861.-tt.
MASON PEASE & MODRE,
LIMBIC , OIL 'WOIII6,
PITTSBCRG, PA.
4..,0 1 LubriC oil equal to best sperm,l,3o
B. 2 ,do lard, 95
go heavy oil, 60e
Nos. I and 2Lard Oil, od
extra qualities at
gkep_mtes. mt
casPialaf
Benzine.
i iet,
co.
1409; Pittsburg,
Orders reokiNa-t Ibis ollice.
Feb 18,3 m:
No. 15.
SMOKING TURKISH TOBACCO, very
cheap, at
JOHN FENDRICIFS,
'Front St., Columbia.
Notice. to Tresspassers.
A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR
IA_ • bidden to tresspass upon the Grounds
of the subscriber, in West Ilemptield
township, Laineener County, for the pur
pose of shooting birds or any other game,
or taking fruit Jr.c., as I am determined to
prosecute to the utmost rigor of the law,
every one so offending, who is found upon
my premises, without express permission.
Sept. 30, tf. JOHN L. 'WRIGHT,
PUBLIC S.A_T.M
.I.IY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphan's Court of Lancaster County,
the undersigned Administrator of Martin
Leopold, decen.sed, will sell at Public
Sale,
at the Franklin House in Columbia,
on SATUHDA.y, OCTOBER 21st, 1565, at
To'cloek, P. M., the following real estate;
A Lot of Ground. situate on the smith
west side of EMIT st., between Union and
Cherry sts., containing in
front on -Filthi.street twenty-tiro feet and
six inches and in depth to en alley f..VO feet
more or less, bounded by property of Ed
ward-Pleasant!, and other, on which is
erected a Substantial House, and all other
Out Buildings.
A lot of Ground on the south-west side
of Fifth, adjoining
the lot above described,
221 feet front and about two feet wide on
the alley, .
Terms r Purchase money payable on
confirmation of the sale.
- - .
JACOB M. CRIDER,
Administrator of Martin Leopold, deed
Sept. 30,
" SECURE THE SHADOW E'ER THE
. SUBJECT FADES."
EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD
should lumie their picture taken—per
fect life-like pictures—guaranteed. They
are taken in'aH kinds of weather ut the
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
Front Street, above Locust, where he is
now prepared to do all kinds of Photo
graphing. Ambrotypes, got up in good
style. Copying and enlarging of small
Pic4ires done with neatness and accuracy.
PIC TCREiS COLORED
In Oil or Water Colors.
Orders for Piet tires from old Negatives
Will be promptly tilled.
•a•-Special attention paid to Cartes De-
Yisites.
hoping by a strict attention to business
to share the liberal patronage heretofore
extended by the citizens.
Call at Rooms and examine Specimens.
Remember the place, Front Street, above
Loenst, Ul.O. A. JIYERS.
Sept. 344-If,
PIA N . 0 s,
ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
NV. U. 11113S1 NI O OItNIS HIS FR II , P; DS
and the public generally that he will fur
nish the best makes of Pianos to any de
sirous of having an instrument of this
kind in their home.
He Will will also furnish Melodeons and
Organs. These instruments are coming
into 3.• general use. The Organ, espec
ially, 4s ad
adapted to the production of sacred
music iti , the church, the Sunday school
room or the parlor.
Organs tarnished at from ono hundred
dollars and upwards.
The prices for all instruments will be
the same as in New York or Philadelphia.
Satisfaction guaranteed, and all instru
ments warranted.
w. U. HESS'
pooh Store, Locust St
ZIEIMMIMI
Z. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
==ll
I=l
501 BROADWAY, IL Y.
to our ludo business d PIIOTIMIRAPHIG •14.
TER: AIS, wear. Loadquarter• for the fultorolog,
Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views.
Of Shore •• bor.. lusurunro It.ortnseot, lethutleg
VIEWS OP THE WAS.,
0•1•Ier4 al mat ..pee.. and (unlug • crumples
NII070011•1'1I1C 111/41OZT ON THU O KRA7 UNION oozing
Bull Bun, , Dutch Gap.
Yorktown, Pontoon Trains.
Gettysburgh Hanover :unction.
Fair Oaks, Lookout Mountain,
Savage Station, e . Chickahominy, •
Frcdericksburgh, City Point.
Fairfax, Nashville,
Richmond, • 'v.' Petorsburgh,
peep Bottom, Dello Plain,
Monitors. • Chattanooga,
Port Morgan. Atlanta,
Charleston,
Florida. Strawberry Plains,
&c.
Amed.a .4 F0r41.3 C 14.1.4
Zattikt. or
Stump.
• Photographic Albums.
W. wan the tint to tetra...loco the. into the United States
and ant rtanuruturo Romano. quentitio• in kraut variety,
le toier from SO coils to CO. Our ALIICSIS haw* t he typo- ,
tattoo or belogauyarlor le bendy and durability to tier otter,.
They will lo toll. by marl, FREE, ea receipt of price
lari7llll ALAIMO MAUR TO 0au5a....6%
The Trade will gild our Albums toe moat
Saleable they can buy.
CARD ruoroc lupus.
• •
Our Cataisinut wow embraces over Ft r• Tringsswo 410sssott
subjects (to which additions sus cuutinually being toad.) of Ma&
ass. Anretionis, kr., via: about
Stajalson 1.0 Lloist-Cols f 4 os4tesenss,
100 brig 250 other °dicers, i3o 111 ulnas,
Co 1 . 0 • 14 14 Nouy Odic. rs, Ivs Authors,
40 Annan 410 Styr, b. Pranissut Wows.
2.000 Copies of Works of Art,
lachadlog repsnduitiose of the roost salobrutal Lognssiego,
Palatines,. &otos. A. Calaloguss beta .1 receipt of p.
A. order for quo Astro Pistons hoin our Catalogus, willAO
ow ea rscslyt of PICA and mat by tnal_,l msg.
rbolslfspiars sodotkorsardsrlog goods C. O. D., grill plow
pelt tonrutygisa por gout of tie sonata sAtb titoir onion
sip-The rim sad gualleyod out geode Mascot tall Se =AV.
Prepare for Winter.
TIIE qitizons of Columbia and vicinity,
are respectfully invited to cull And ex
amine my large and varied assortment of
7101EiSMICEZIPING Cloopgi
Comprising every. variety of
TIN WARE, , •
•
SILVER-PLATED-WARE,
. TABLE CUTLERY,
NCY GO9DS,
"PLANISIIED TIN-WARE,
COOKING UTENSILS,
CII . A3IBER WARE, IN SETS.
UOLLOW WARE. ENAM LED,
COPPER KETTLES,
BRASS KE.TTLES
Chafing Diiii.os, Egg Boilers, Britannia
Wate, - Waiters, &c., &c.
Slovei, of every p
BRILLIANT A NI AGARA,
Are two of the "best stoves in the Market.
They are gmirantied to give satisfaction.
GAS ria"„tiNq & PLUM.' ING
Carried on in .allnis various bnmclies.
Stoves,Shoks, Dwellings, &e., fitted up with
Gas and Water in the best manner.
On hand a assortment of
ChanclelierS'"liinekets Drop Lights and
Pendant,, (..farv-tnized Iron, Lead.and Ter
ra Cotta Water ' tfii s.
Itemingiltomptly and personally
attended f;). " •
HIRAM WILSON,
Sept 2:I Ig Cor. Locust & 2nd st., Cora.
. ilh:S •
No. lu.
0.1‘10xi."40-'lloBA.cco DARTIT.4.4B
It7italt old
_prices, at
FENDRICIpii,
Front St.. Colnrnhin.
-
HECKEWS ,FARINA, ppRYEAS'
Corn Starch. .Cqncieptuated ,Lye, and
ine Soda Ash just received -at
MEYp;S' Family Medicine Store,
Odd Fellows' Bull.
IIYSICIANS • PRESCRIPTIONS care
fully compounded at all hours of day
and night by .
J. A. MEYERS, Apothecary,
Odd Fellows' liall.
FRESH DRUGS, PATENT MEDl
cinm, Perfumery, Fancy Toilet arti
cles, dtc., always on band at iba
Family Medicine Store,
Odd Fellows' HalL
A FINE OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
guar antied strictly pure, for medicinal
pUrposes. Arso Speer's Samburg Port
Wine, ti very grateful article for invalids
and - debilitated persons, just received - by
MEYERS, Apothecary.
Odd Fellows' Dail
BREWSTER'S CHOLERA MIXTURE.
—A - sure cure for Cholera Morbus, Di
arrhoea and other complaints peculiar to
She season, Just the thing for persons
traveling from home. For sale by
J. A. MEYERS,
Druggist, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Aug. 5.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
N SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1865,
O
the undersigned Administratrix of
the Estate of John Gause, late of the Bor
ough of Columbia, deceased, will sell, by
an order of vrphans' Court of Lancaster
county, ou the premises, the following
real estate, late of said deceased, to wit :
All that lot of ground, fronting on Front
Street, in the Borough of Columbia. oppo
site the Canal Basin. bounded on thenorth
west by property of J. liouston
the north-east by Commerce street and on
the south-east by property of Martin
Smith, containing in front 140 feet, more
or less, and in depth to Commerce street,
150 feet, more or less, with Five Two-Sto
ry Fraine Rouses thereon erected, back
building, bake oven, friune warehouse,
hydrant, dec. One of the above houses is
a tavern house, formerly kept by John
List, and now kept by Jacob Bleier. The
above real estate is subject to annual
ground rent of $141.20.
Persons wishing to view the premises
before or on the day of sale, may apply to
undersigned, residing on the premises by
whom the Sallie will be shown.
Terms ; Ten per cent of the amount bid
to be paid as soon as the property is struck
off, and the balance of the purchase-money
to be paid on the first day of April next.
(1866)
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock P. M. on
said Pay, when attendance will bo given
and terms made know by
THERESA KLEIN
Sept. 16,'65.-4t
NOTICE.
UTE Take pleasure in informing our
f friends and patrons we are now sel
ling our stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
at greatly reduced prices. Call and bo
convinced of what we say
STEACY Liz BOWERS,
Cor. of .td and Locust Streets,
feb-4, .'65 P
rpIIE CELEBRATED SETH THOMAS
.1. CLOCK. E. Spering has just receiv
ed from the city a choice stock of these cel
brated clocks. The best, neatest and
prettiest Yankee Clock warranted for two
years. aug. 20,
IDODGERS Sr. BROTHERS' SUPERIOR
Silver Plated Ware at
E. SPEItING'S
Cheap Jewelry Store.
aug. 26,
MHE CELEBRATED I X L CUTLERY,
Geo. Wostholm, A. No. L at
E. SPERING'S
aug. Jewelry Store.
PATENT HINGE BACK ALBUMS
Altemns t Co's. Patent Hinge Back Al
bums. the best album made. Call and ex
amine at
E. SPELLING'S
Jewelry Store.
NE W ST rLE OF WATER FA L L Coll/Lis
at
ntig. 26
aug. 20,
PUBLIC SALE
OF "V".49.1.,T_T.A.33M.F.
MILL IROPERTI !
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE,
at the Franklin .llouse, kept by
Leackey in Milleraville,Litneaster County,
on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1865,
The property known us Lake Mill, situ
ate in Manor Township, on the Little Con
estoga Creek, on the road leading from .
Lancaster any to the Borough of Wash
ington, about 4 miles fr Lancaster, and
one mile front Millersville, adjoining ands
of Tobias Sechrist, A, Bausinan, Jacob
Wise and others. The tract of land in
cluding Mill Dam, d•c., contains 15 Acres
and 100 Perches.
The impiovements thereon are a Three-
Story Stone Grist and Merchant Mill, 50x
lid feet., with'two 12 feet over-shot Wuter
Wheels, 4 pairs of French Burs und all
other necessary machinery liar doing a
large (rist and Merl:hunt business. The
is in good repair.
Also, a Two-Story Log Dwelling House,
Barn, Spring Rouse, 6:c.
This property is located in a thickly
settled neiglihurhood, and commands a
very large share of custom work, on ac
count of its strong, never failing water
power, being the best water power, on lit
tle Connestoga Creek • also having very
good roads leading to ft.
Persons wishing.to view the property
before the day of sale, will please call on
Samuel Kauffman, residing on the premi
ses—Terms of payment easy.
Possession and indisputable title will
be given on the Ist day of April, 1860.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M. on
said day, when attendance will bo given
and terms made known.
ELIZAI3I.TH B. HERSHEY.
John Brady, Auctioneer.
Sept. 23, 'U3.
Pensions and Bounties
Widows. Mothers, Minor Children, De
pendent Sisters and Discharged Soldiers,
Entitled to Pensions;
Fathers,-Mothers, Widows, Children,
Brothers and Sisters,
Entitled to iniounties ;
Soldiers entitled to Bounties and Pay
and all others who have claims upon ' the
Government, will find prompt and faithful
attention given to their claims upon ap
plication by letter or in person to
JAMES BLACK, -
No. 50 East King at.
• Lancaster, Pa.
References :
Hon. Henry G. Long, Hon. A. L. Hayes,
John B. Livingston, Esq., D, W. Patterson,
Esq., G. M, Kline, Esq., of Lancaster, Pa.
Barr Spangler, Esq., I%larietta, Pa., Geo.
R. Hendrickson, Esq., Mt. Joy,- Pa., Col.
S. Shoch, Samuel Grove, of Columbia. Pa.
Henry Andrews, Esq.. Colernauville, Pa.
N. B.—No charges until claim Is collect
ed. sept. 23, '65.-ly
SUSQUEIJANN.A IRON CO
Manufacturers of all sizes of
Refined & Double Refined
ROUND, SQUARE, FLATS, OVAL,
D HALF OVAL, IRON.,
Car Axles, Shafting and Horse Shoe Bars.
Orders promptly filled from Stock
on hand
qr made to order.
Terms, net ca sh , . at Manufacturer's prices,
deliveiod linUars or Boat.
Office at. their ROLLING MILL,
Columbia, Pa.
RPM Pi 0 5 4)T
No. 21
EGOODWIN .14.105. PLANTATION
. Chewing Irobae.2o, in tin foil, only r
Vex* gross at
J(IfIN FENDRICH'S
r ,
ront Street, Columbia.
1885. 1865.
= -5T 5.
SEASON,
HALDEMAN'S STORE,
WE SAVE NOW PLSPDATED, AND
offer to our cuslogiers AM Public, ,a
very extensive 4440ftraelit of choice fah : .
ries in Foreign 4nd Poutestip
Our Departments aro all full, and we
will offer throughout the season a choice
variety in each, at, and under market
prices.
As our stock will be cciustantly replen
ished with the most desirable offerings of
the Philadelphia and New York markets,
it will always prove worthy of inspection,
and we think a visit to our establishment
will result to the advantage of our patrons.
R. J. HALDEMAN,
Elegant Designs and Choice Makes in Im
ported Staple
DRESS GOODS.
Examine and price our FRENCH M ER
INOES. A beautiful stock to select from
At HALDEMANS'
We shall continue to make our Cloak
Department the most attractive in Co
lumbia. Our new
Fall & Winter Cloaks,
SACQUES 7 Ann CIRCULARS,
From low priced to some very handsome
goods, are now ready for the inspection
of the public.
Pay a visit to tho cloak room at
HALDEMAN'S
Have now displayed and ready for inspec
tion their
PALL STOCRL
A visit to their establishment is invited.
E. SPERING'S
Jewelry Store
CLOTHS & CISSIMERES,
FOR
Men and Boys,
Our stock of these goods embraces all the
well known .1; best makes. Well seleeted
In
STYLE AND VARIETY,
To gether with all the desireahlo modinm
grades which we are determined to sell at
prices the very lowest ttt
lIALDEMAN'S.
1•1" 2'
FUNISHING GOODS.
To this department we have paid es
pecial attention this season and believe we
can show our customers the most hand
some line of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
than ever before kept in Columbta. For
new and pretty goods call at
HALDEMAN'S
110 OP SKIRTS,
The greatest invention of the age in
rßoop Skirts.
BRADLEY'S
Duplex Valiptic Spring SKIRT,
Verylexible, folned'easily when in use
to occupy a small space, making the most
agreeable skirt worn.
For sale in all sizes only at •
RA LDEIKANS'
HALDEMAN'S
Having reduced their stock to the very
lowest point during the past season, their
PRESENT PURCHASES
Enable thorn to offer an entire new stock of
goods: •
.EstablLAed 1815
OLD STAND.
NEW ATTRICTIONS-
DRY GOODS,
CAAPETINgS,
OIL CLOTHS AND
qI:TEENSWARF.
Locust Street. above Front.
CLOAKS,
lIALDEMANS'
IVEMEMHEH THE PLACE.
HALDEMAN'S,
lipetu3t Street,
Above Front,
COLUMBIA, PENN'Ab
GOLDEN MORTAR DRUG STORE
H. B. PARRY; Successor to
nurrus GRAY & CO.
FRONT STREET, COLUMBIA, PA.
I. K. STAUFFER,
Watchmaker tt Jeweler,
No. 148 North SECOND Street, con4tr
Quarry, PHILADELPHIA.
Am t ssortment of Watches, Jewelry &
Plated Ware Constantly on Hand,
S3LRepaiain of Watches and Jewelry
promptly attenued to.
Dec 8 '64.-ly.
.The Latest .Arrival.
THE Subscriber has just returned from
Philadelphia with a large and well select.
ed stock of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES.
to which he would call the attention of the
citizens of Columbia and vicinity. His
stock of
PATENT MEDICINES,
will be found equal, if not superior, to an,.
in the place, embracing all the standard'
remedies, together with severaLnerer Le
fore intr oduced to the people.of Columbia.
Among his list of
TANCY ARTICLES
will be found all the latest novelties, in
this line of business.
He has also renewed his stock of
COAL OIL LAMPS
and fixtures at the lowest market prices,
to which ho would call the espenal at
tention of the public.
The attention of houskeepers is called to
a fresh lot of pure and reliable
SM'MCFAS,
Flavoring Extracts, CorfrStarch, Farina,
Baking Soda and anumber of other articles
used for culinary purposes.
ger - Call. and see, before pUrdhasing else
where, at
R. WILLIAMS,
aug. '65. Front Street.
PIIREANEItS RFIOID/EMORS
THIS preparation, Used in connection
with Phreaner's Laxative Pills, as a
specific for that distressing disease—the
Piles taut just tuna received ut the Drug
Store,of
1.) OCKINGIHAM: J AILS WE HAVE
1+ now on hand this
CELEBRATED FRUIT JARS !
Housekeepers secure them early as we
are selling them rapidly and the supply is
limited. STE ACY & BOWERS,
Corner of 2nd dr, Locust Street.
July 15th.
No. 1
VERY CHEAP GOOD NAV YTORA.C..
coat 75 cts. per lb at
JOHN FENDRICIPS,
Front St., Columbia, Pa.
No. 2
BEST SWEET TWIST TOBACCO IN
Lancaster County, only 90 ads. a lb. at
JOHN FEN MUCH'S,
Front Street, Columbia, Pa.
No. 3
CUT AND DRY SMOKING TOBACCO
only 50 eta. per lb., warranted eat of
all leaf at
JOHN FENDRICH'S,
Front Street, Columbia, Fa,
No. 4
OUT ANI) DRY N. SMol."l*.v; To.
baeeo, 40 ets. per It).
the Government n:.:: BUII4III 1.11,11
April Ist, ISoS, att
JOHN
vtont
Tlll'2 bOl/kIll•C011uls o rS a i i; ,:el v,
lade proprietor of the (*,:le 1,1,
been ploeed In 'my burials for esdh-•la• , i -
Pronapt pnyuti•nt•iay 141 la....le:deal
quesied.
A. J., K... - 11.; FFM A
sept. 23,5 t.
- -
WROU CI SCRAP IRON.
The Suqueltanna Iron Co. wilt I'v
the highest each price tier wrought N ru l ,
iron. delivered at their mill, Colitntb ,, l,
Lancaster Co., ra.
J. G. HESS,
sept. 23, '65-tf. Treasurer,
No. 14.
GILA
& AX'2, HICI LICK SMOKINO
Tobacco, very cheap, only 75 cents tt.
at JOHN FENDRICHS,
Front, St., Oolumbis,
No. 13
VIRGINIA CAVENDISH TOBACCO,
swvet stud sound, only fl 4 ets per Ib. ut
JOHN FENDRICH'S ,
Front Street, Columbia.
Strange, but Nevertheless True.
- Undersigned would most re
sPeetfully state to the citizens of Columbia
and vicinity, that he has bought out the
Dry Good store in the old saving institu
tion lutikiing, corner of W. King and
Prillop Streets. Lancaster, Pa., where he
intends to keep constantly on hand a good
and well selected stock of
DRY GOO OS & NOTIONS,
consisting of Cloths, CitsAmeres,SattineW ,
Jeans, Ticking, Checks, Flannels, Ging
hams, Dress Goods (oral' kinds and sVies)
Calicoes, Mullins, Balmoral», Towhitp,
Shawls Shirt Fronts,Ladies' Cloaks,lloop
ed Skirts, Stockings, Gloves, Handker
chief, Woolen Yarn, Blinds, Umbrellas.
Parasols, Corsets, Undershirts. Drawers.
Collars, Neckties, Suspenders, Ztc., all of
which ho carers at a very small Profit
and shall be much pleased to show ills
Goods to any one that may favorhint with
a call.
JOS. ICNOTWBLL ,
Lancaster, l'a.
Dept. 23, 3m.
1:111zN M a Alta
OURBEER 4t FISHER HAVING EN
tereded into Partnership tor the . parpT i
of keeping a fi rst class Eatheg Saloon. i •
form the citizens of Columbia that ibel
have re-fitted the Burnside Restautanh
and can accommodate customers at au
times with
0 3retere, Chickens; rish,
and all the edibles of the season.. now
will be pleased at all times to see theirolii
friends and welcome new ones.
SOURBEER a FIBBER
Sept. 23 '65,
Notice to Tresspauers•
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY• FUR •
of the subscriber,
bidden to tresspass stpon the Guam'
township Lancaster County, for the PO .
pose of shooting birds or any other P' l
or taking fruit au, as I am determined go
prosecute to the utmost rigor of the 1 04
every one so offending, who is found upo
my premises, without express permissio n '
Sept. 3 0 , tf M. AL STRICKLE R.
in •.w es t liegaptield
No. 24
11OYT, BARBOURS it CO.'S SUNN et
Side Tobacco, very cheap r .
JOHN IFENDIUC
Front Street, Columbia.
No. 18. •
•
OTICE—I RAV REDUCED DIE
RAVE REDUCED
price of all Pipes, such stS ReselvM d •
Sweet , Briar. Patent 'and Fianey 7 1 1 ,0,
twenty per cent., at • ~
JO/IN FR . S Mt WU!'
P.r.,tia zfi., 1 r1,,,+, ~"
No. 11
IaiIITTSLIURG CONGRESS
.11- sweet end. sound, only 7 oUa.
JOHN FEN 1110111Cle
Freed. Street ColutelAsh
R. WILLIANIS