glit Ostuntitia At.
4, M. RA.MBO,
COLFDI EC IA PA.
Saturday. -Nov : 11, 1865
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pieertuements, to ieenre Immediate Insertion
mule be handed Loon or before Thursday evening
each ,week.
TUE NEWS.
The Cholera has crossed the Atlantic,
=Slie at this time with difficulty * held at
Acme length by the quarantine commis
sioners of NCIT York ; The steamship
Atlanta, from 146,d0n, arrived at that
port on Fridur Just, and reports sixty
eases of Cholera as having occurred
aboapil ship, #fwen of which terminated
fatglly.
'le Fenian leaders in this cogetry
Atinit to have received "secret news" from
44e.h 1 94 .( : 1 ; 1 Je effect that "OP work goes
bravely on?'
An immense deposi.t, ,e s f Mack marble,
equal to the Belgian,, and superior to the
Irish, was lately Aseovered near Wil
liamsport. 'lids js the only known de
posit in AcneFloa.. A company has been
formed to yo,rk it on an extensive scale.
F.t *Rows that counterfeit treasury
notes of denominations which pass
Atrough the hands of many not sufficient
y acquainted with engraving , to detect
them, are getting into circulation in the
West. The Louisville Journal mentions
Ave -dollar notes, "calculated to deceive
An excellent judge," which have Won
Afloat for soma time; and more recently
lens and ones were passed 14y a matt who
was.arrested in that place, having a con
siderable quantity of the "stuff" in his
possession Jt will be well for deal.trs to
keep a sharp look out fur the spurious
notes.
➢Liss lfary Harris, the heroine of the
Burroughs' shooting tragedy, in Wash
ington, is now residing in Richmond.
She follows the occupation of a milliner
and has apparently quite recovered from
her iosanity. Thorp was a iuctli9d in
bgr n4P,"3I3Ps-1:
(tovepor Curtin has issued a procla
mation appointing, Thursday the 7th of
December, as a day of 'Thanksgiviug qpa
praise.
The , - ew York election shows a Demo.
°rutin Joss of 12,309 in the city, with a
Deumeratin runiciriq of 24,714. The
Democrats have also carried. New Haven,
Conn., by a decreased majority. In
Minnesota, Marshall, Jtepublican, will
hny9 a large majority, New Jersey has
gone Republican, after a long interval,
electing a Union Governor,ani Legisla
ture.
The latest Maryland retttrns indicate
1:1ffiell majority in the Senate of that
State, The Union ticket succeeds in
nearly every county in'th9 State :
The Union party carried the Illinois
county elections, with very few excep
tions, on the i th.
The mails from' New York to New
Qrleans will hereafter go by railway.
Execution of Wirze.
The Andersouville jailer, Wirze, was
convicted Iv the Court-martial that
tried him, and th) finding was approved
by the President, and the execution took
place ou Friday, 10th inAt. ? The hang.
ing of this wretch was a case of retribu
tive justice to which we presume that
few right-minded men objected. Ho was
fully and fairly tried. and the evidence
adduced upon the trial was amply suffi
cient to convict him. Humanity shud
ders at the horrors perpetrated in that
terrible prison pen under his direction,
and some of the evidence fur the defence
rather heightened his offence, by plead
ing that huts were erected all over the
interior of the ground and nace, and
rented to gamblers, bakers anti barbers,
at the very time when the prisoners had
to dig holes in the ground to shelter
themselves.—lNtila. North American.
A. CURE FOR CHOLERA —A. corres
pondent of the New York EllClaity PUie
writing from Jamaica, communicates the
following remedy for cholera., namely :
Steep one quirt of pimento (better known
under the name of allspice,) in a gallon
of strong spirits, rum or brandy, the
latter preferred, for at least one week,
stirring occasionally; take a wine-glass
of this infusion with a little warm water
and sweetened with sugir. !le says that
the daily use of tilbi highly aromatic
medicine will he, foutAll a remedy or pre
ventive in districts vilitak: cholera
veils or is anticipated.
BA.RN tiled DWARF ELEPRAVT.—We 1
lams received a letter from S. 11. lined,
Esq., Assistant Haqnger of Barnum's
Museum, :Matins! that their wonderful
Dwarf Elephant had died on the yam',
when within five days of purt,ia a stomp,
from fatigue and er,posare.
,
—Frederick Lauer Esq. has just rp
ceived another large order from Rich mond
Va., for his unsurpassed Beer. That's
the way to reconstruct the Union—give
'em plenty of Lauer's beverage and our
word for it they will stick to tho old Flog
forever.—Time,
Ex-Teacher has entered the liesittit
foaming steed, a flourisht# t triuppep . ,Nri
a general ohalleng to epgag,e in` a Ater
,
ary joust ortouruaTeat.p the wide fields
bf Grit Without desiring , dis
.play any skill at . tikigg, I accept 'the
phillinge, - and will eater the lists, not as
an •unknotsn - knight, with sass de ylume
and borrowed armor, but under my
own name, to deyal9p, if possible, the
principles wbich I ,l);(4,erlie this important
science:
E,'FixTpa
The "Few Ae.marks on Grammar" in
last weeye Spy contain some truthful
yiews,of the subject, but no special good
can.be effected by a direct answer to Es-
Teacher, seeing the subject has a begin
ing and an end, but he has commence. 4
in the middle.
As Grammar has respect to language,
let us inquire, what is language r what
is its origin and history ? Language is
the embodiment of thought io articulate
sounds or words, and is not only a medium
of expression,a means or yehiple by which
one man communicates his thoughts and
sentiments to another, but ip au instrm
rent of thought. It "consists in the
oral utterance of sounds which usage has
made the repre,sent4PYPs. a ideas.'
The elements of these sounds 4Fe repre
sented by ohareeters called)etters,which,
combined iq various ways, form words,
and these are capable of presenting to
the eye the ideas conveyed to the eur
through sound. These words, whether
uttered or written, are the means used
for the expression of ideas, and are the
materials out of whiph language is con
structed.
.4s to the origin of language, it is no
doubt a divine gift, communicated to
man at his creation. Whether this gift
was simply a 'mental faculty, enablipg
man to express the ideas suggested to his
mind as he cognized the phenomena of
nature, beheld its beauties and admired
its wonderful perfections, or whether the
words themselves were inspired, is a
mooted question. For my part, I sub
scribe to the fernier opinion, since it best
accords with the history of our race.
Authentic history informs us that the
earth was divided in the days of Peleg„
that is, the language of man was con
fonnded at Babel and the race was in
consequence, dispersed all over the earth.
Now Peleg, was born 100 years,after the
flood subsided, lived 230 years, and died
11 years before Noah did, and. 13' years
before Abrahani was, Vern. J'ob, who
evidently lived in the ago before Abra
ham, says, "oh I that mine enemy would
write a book," an evident allusion to a
system of writing then in vogue. From
these facts it is highly probable that
written language existed before the lan
guage of man was confounded, or was
invented very soon afterwards. But
whatever may have been the state of Lhe
language at the time it was confounded,
the polishol languages which were in
use in subsequent ages attest the fact
that man possesses the power of origina
ting a language suited to his wants and
circumstances.
In Eden, Adam was capable of naming
the animal creation and of holding con
verse with the divine Being, and the
whole history of the rat..e is replete with
improvements in science, art, literature,
&z., and of consequent additions to tl.e
get.eral vocabulary or new a; plica
of wards already in use.
If these facts are well attested, and I
think they are, it is evident that lan
guage is capable of being cultivated, im•
proved and enlarged, so that to find the
best specimens, the most correct form,
and the purest style of language, rc must
take the writings of the best educated,
such as are ensidered standard works,
and from these deduce rules to govern
us in the use of the language, We may
even go deeper than this ; we may trace
every word to its origin and compare ex
isting forms with the laws of mind and
the observed tendencies of the English
language
In my next article, I will attempt to
define the province of Grammar and
make some general remarks as to the
time and manner of teaching it
To the Editor of du Spy.
We notice in your issue of Saturday,
something resembling "A card," in which
"Local" takes offence at our speculative
remarks on variety. It would •be doing
him injustice to say we had -not seen
several cards from him before. He is
known to he a regular oa rding mach - ne.
He labors hard to distort and impugn
our remarks, to which we beg to assure
the gentleman, we have not the least ob
jection. We believe the question is
neither as to our philosophy nor his. As
ours was purely ideal, we supposed it
tiligitt be questioned, while he has none
whatever to question.
But ho isvidently trying to pass for
a fiery chap for he , tr:el ItjA band at
personalities. In a single paragtif. l l, be
spouts on puppies, suckers and sundry
other imaginary afflictions. lie can't fool
its; wo know him better. Ile may have
a malevolent head, hut he has a palo
liveF, he needs a more delicate diet—
something klettec thun pork and potatoes.
lie has too witch ferocity. lie combin es
the disposition of a hyena !it)} the nerve
of a ewe sheep,
As to his intimation that we can, if
we choose, "show that the magician per;
Written for the Columbia Spy.
T. U. VICIjIJOY
for s nis oct natural principlea t ,and that the
operations of the magic wand may be
Aiken as a science," we have only to say
Oat we object. It would be establishing
n lied precedent. Peopla,,tuight think
we were "opting pearls." We' woubl,4)
truth, just us soon think of whipping
no-horned cow around a barnyard when
she was as big with a calf as ".Local" is
with the idea of his own , consequence.
—'Jut in I'eoiia,Ylhnois,a noted whisky
manufactoring, region, they test the
quality of the liquor by the distance a
man can Walk after - tasting it. The
liquor called "tangle legs" is said to he.
made ofdiluted alcohol, nitric acid, boot
legs nnd tobacco, and will upset a man
at a distance of four hundred yards from
the Omijohn. flow is it Stauffer ?
printer it} .1 - 4 anctitty says they
don't brag on the size of their babies
there,bnt they are a m. ¢t uPeommon sure
crop.
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To all who desire it, he will sendcopy of the
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TICE fitunt.l. Quorum, an Essay of Warning and
Instruction for Young men—published by that How
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envelopes. Addrers, Dr. J. Shan't Houghton, How•
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Febly.. 11,
. A LECTURE
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Oct al 6 1:10.1.
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A first rate, second hand
Piano Forte Is offered for sale. Cost when
new ;311/00. For particulars, enquire at
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Odd Fe'lowa' Hall.
GOAL OIL LAMPS, SHADES, BURN
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Also the justly celebrated
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A3fILY DXES, ALL SHADES AND
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genuine imported Castile Soup, always on
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Returned and disabled olltcers and on.
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ARCANA WATCH.
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The cases of this watch are a new invention com
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are engraved in the exact style of the celebrated
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These watches are all Hunting Cases and of three
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These are also hunting cusps and for ',whet; and
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Oct. 21 to 1.
Lathes' Fancy Furs !
JOHN FARIERA'S
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IHAVE NOW IN STORE OF MY own
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Remember the name,number and street.
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Sept. 80 4w.
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ORM JEWELLERS,
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- CHINS.
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zvu Laasen• Gold and En'd Case Watches 35 e 70
400 Gent's Hunting case Silver Watches, ;15 " 70
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1.000 " 4 . 6
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4,000 Chased Gold Bracelet" ' s'• 10
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4,1141 Sots Sleeve Buttons, Studs, etc, 3 . ii
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lly this mode we give selections from
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agg.' 28,
Tip; ODG.TiftS Jr, BROTHERS', pEWERIOR
. .4-• 8 SIiV9F rioted Ware at
. L •
, . _Fa SP•ggTSG'S
.. .„
4 , 11 g. A Cheap Jewelry Store.
•I HE CELEBRATED I X CUTLERY,
Goo. Woatlkolm, A.. No. 1, at
E. SPERING'S
uug26- ' Jewelry Store.
PATENT ITTNON RACK maiums
_
Altemns 6‘. Co's. Patent Hinge Beek Al
bums. the bra:4El4M= made• Call and ex
amine at
E. SPERING'S
aug. 26. Jewelry Store.
MEW ST IeLE OF WATERFALL Combs
-LI a+ E. SPERING'S
nog. 26, Jewelry Store.
BOOTS d; SHOES.
FOR the best Boots, go to
Breneman's, W. King,
For the best Womeit's shoes, go to
Breneman's. W. King street
For the best Chiidren's shoes go to
Wellman's, W. King street
For the most comfortable fit go to
Broneman's, W. King street
For work that will not rip, go to
Breueman's, W. King street.
For Boots that will not let in water, go to
Breneman's, W. King street
If in want of Boots and Shoes, go to
Breneman's, W. King street
Everybody in the country go to.
Breneman's, opposite Cooper's Rotel,
Oct. '..*3, Lancaster, Pa
PIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE
Wharf Property.
THE Subscriber otTers at Private Sale,
the valuable wharf property, belonging to
estates of John L. Wright and William
Wright, doc'd., situated 3n the Borough of
Columbia, adjoining lot of Jno. B. Buch
man and Reading Columbia Railroad
Co., having a front eighty (80) feet on the
Susquehanna river, and extending in
depth two hundred (200) feet, more or less,
to Front Street. The river track of the
Pennsylvania rail road runs through tine
property, and there is every advantage of
location to make it ono of the most availa
ble business places on the river, for deal
ers in either inntber or coal. Apply to
ANY E. With; IIT,
for heirs of John 14, Wright and William
Wright,
oct. 9t.
Irish LlllOll%, Table, Diaper. Damask,
Toweling, ate., a good assortment at law
prices, at 1.0. Bruner's.
Sheetings and heavy unbleach
ed Muslins, one yd wide at 40 ets , also
ULeeks, Tieltingsol.e., for sale by 1. 0.
Bruner, Front st.
All Wool Delaines, French Merenoes,
Ladies Cloaking. all colors at liruner's
New Store.
Alpacas, good quality at 50 eta: and new
style Delaines, from 31 to 40 eta. at I.
0. limner's.
Calicoes from 20 to ets. of all the dir
ferent makes, and Lancaster Ging
hams for ets. at 13runer's.
rill Cloths, Table Covers, Windows
1-1 Blinds tte., for sale cheap at Bruner's,
Vront street•
DI ratter's best quality Bitlin:Jral skirts at
a75,a150 good *Balmoral skirts at $3.00
and hoop skirts of ttll kinds at Bruner's
Red, yellow, white and blue mixed
Flannels from 45 tdarbts., at Bruner's
new store.
Undershirts, Drawers, Blankets, very
cheap, at Bruner's, liN•ont street.
New Goods of all the latest styles receiv
ed daily, and sold at small profits, for
ea.sli only, at I. U. Bruner's.
English, French and American cloths
LJ Suld cassimers of all qualities,. also
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and Satinetts, at
Bruner's new store.
Remember the place for the best 'goods
at the lowest prices is Brauer's new
store, Front street.
oct. 2S, 'O5.
33 UM. FURS, FURS
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES OAKIORD A SON'S
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
Have now open their large and splendid
stuck of
Ladies' Fur Capes,
Col lal s,
Muffs,
Cuffs,Goves,
And Iloods.
Also the finest assortment of Fancy Fur
Holies, Caps, Mufflers,and Gloves ever be
fore offered by thew, all of which are war
ranted to be as represented.
Sli LIVING FURS BOUGHT.
(JUL.
Court Proclamation
WLIEIt EAS. the HOll. I lehr y G, Long
President., lion. A. L. iftlyes mitt
erree Minton, Pay, Asseelate Judges of the Court
Votatnon Pleas ot Lancaster County, and Assist
ant Jw.tieee et the Courts of O4er and Terminer
And General Jail Delivery and sinner Sessions of
the Peace, in and for said county-of Lancaster, have
iesuud their precept to Ind directed, requiring in,,,
among other things, to make public Proclumetion
thtgng6houtthe lfatliwicht, that a Court of Oyer and
Terminer and atleneml Jail Delivery; Also, A Court
of Ijonorg. Quarter Sessions of the Pence and Jail
Delivery till continence in the Court Douse, In the
city of Lancaster, In the Corn toonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, on the 3d Monday in Nevetnber, (20thi DMZ;
in PUrstwice of which precept, Publio Notice is
hereby given, to the Mayor and Aldermen of the
city of Littioaster, In o the said coutity, and all the
Justices of the Peace. the Coroner, any Constables
of the said City and county of Lancaster, that they
be Dien aud there In their o.nn proper persona, with
their rolls, records and etamhtl..tj ins, and inquisi
tions, anti their other remembrances, to do those
things which to their offices appertain, in their be
half to be done,and also all those who sill prosecute
against the prisoners who ere, Or then shall be, in
the Jail of the said county of Lancaster, are to ho
then amid there to prosecute against them as shall
be just.
Dated at Lancaster, rho 10th day of October. 1855.
Out, 21 to.
No. 14.
GALL it AX'S, DIG LICK SMOKING Tobacco, very cheap, only 75 cents lb.
at JokiN FITSIMICII.'B
Front St., Columbia.
No. 13
VVIRGINIACAVENDISH TOBACCO,
sweet awl sound, only 6&J cts por lb. at
JOHN FENDHICH'S
Front Street, Columbia.
No. 7
I JITTSBURG CONGRESS TOBACCO,
only 70 cta. per lb, at
4NO. IrENDRICITS,
Froat Ski Columbia,
SEWING MACHINES
WILEELER & WILSON
T S acknowledged to be the best Family
.L tie ing Machine in use. More than
two hundred thousand have already been
sold. Nvery Machine warranted to give
satiablction. or the money refunded. For
sale at the More of Maltby & Case Locust
fltroet„Colutubia.-Pa. ,
Clvte gls W. G. PATTON. Agent.
1865.1,. - ~.L.- '';'::_:"! ' 186 k
FALL p-.OBON-..i . - -, i--r i - ,
KALE STOtt
. .r• : / . , :,...„.
Establiabed 1815.
OLD STAND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS
WE Eu t .y.g NOW DISPLAYED, AND
offer to our cnaMmers and the gubliC,
very oxteiasiya assortment of choice fab
rics in Forelat awl Domestic .
DR y GOODS,
CA:RPETINGS,
_ .
OIL CLOTHS AND
Our Departments are all full, and we
will offer-throughout the season a choice
variety In each„ , at, and under market
prices.
As our stock will be constantly 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,
Locust Street. above Front.
Elegant Designs and Choice Makes in Im
ported tkuple
DRESS GOODS.
Examine and price our FRENCH MER
INOES. A beautiful stock to select from
At lIALDEMANS'
CLOAKS,
We shall continue to make our Cloak
Department the most attractive in Co
lumbia. Our new'
•
Fall & Winter Cloaks,
SACQUES AND. CIRCULA.IIII3,
From low priced to some very handsome
goods, are now ready for the inspection
of the public.
ray a visit t 9 the cloak room at
HALDEMANS'
HALDEMAN'S
Have now displayed and ready for inspec
tion their
PALL STOCIL.
A visit to their establishment is invited.
I=
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES,
FOIL
Men and Boys,
Our stock of these goods embraces all the
well known Lt best makes. Well selected
in
STYLE AND VARIETY,
To gether with all the desirestble medium
grades which we are determined to sell at
prices the very lowest at
EALDEMSN'S.
Gt. M .I\7" S'
FUNISIIIING GOODS.
To thin department we have paid es
pecial attention this semen and believe we
can show our customers the most hand
some lino of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
than ever before kept in Colutnbta. For
new and pretty goods cull at
HALDEMAN'S
110 Or SKIRTS,
The greatest illV0114013:Or the age in
Hoop Skirts.
BRADLEY'S
Duplex Elliptic Spring SKIRT,
Very flexible, folded easily when in use
to occupy a small space, making the most
agreeable skirt worn.
For sale in all sizes only at
HA LDEMANS'
HALDEMAN'S .
Having reduced their stock to the very
lowest point during the past season, their
PRESENT PURCHASES'
Enable them to offer an entire new stock of
goods.
REMEMBER TH41,44c),p,
HOLD'S;
Locust Street.
Above Front,
COLUMBIA, PENN'A.
' ' Tits Igitegt Arrival .
THE Snhecriher has Pisil Warned front
Philade
tock O lphia with alargo WPJI select.
*I sf
MEDICINES •
• DYE STUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES
to which he would call the attention of the
citizens of Columbia and vicinity, Iffy
stock of
PATENT. MD • ICINES
will be found equal, if not superior, to an y
embracitiCo4' the stanaa r a
remedies, together with several, never be
fore introduced to the tieople of Coluthis.
Among . his list of
ream* Aitirictis
will be found all the latest novelties I
hisline of business.
lie has also refKiWed hiq §Pock of.-.
0 : -A . z QrL _,l4 A lit PS
and fixtures the lowest market Tau t ,
to which'- he would call ' the especial at!
tention of the public.
The attentioli ofliouskeerlern is'ealled to
at fresh lot of pure arid reliable
2
Fl avor i ng Extracts, Corn Starch, Farina,
faking Soda and anumber ofother articles
used for culinary purposes.
whet Call and see ; before purchasing else
, at
.11, WILLIAMS, -
aug. 26,65. - Front Street.
REM
QUEENSWARE.
PHREANERS RHOIDAMORS
THlSprepuration, used in connection
with Phreaner's Laxative Pills, es a
specific for that distressing disease—the
Piles has just bten received at the Drug
Store,of
No. 26
1... D, •
EGARS CALLED SPANISU SLURS
warranted to be made of Cuba dc Ha
vana scraps, only $l,OO Per hundred,
JNO. FENDRICII,
Front.i.:: eel., Volunkbia,
Sept.
-.
No. 1
VERY CEP GOOD NA.VYTOBAD.
co tit vs eta. per Lh at
J FEN DRIC .
Front SL., Cohan Wu, Pa.
- No. 2
BSWEET TWIST TOBACCO IX
Lancaster County, only 90 eta. a lb. at
J 011. N FEN DRUM'S,
Front Street, Columbia, P.
No. It
CUT AND DRY SMOKING TOBACCO
only ou eta. per lb., warranted cut of
all leaf at
JOHN FEN.DRICIPS,
Front Street. Calmat/INN.
No. 4
CUTAND DRY No. 2 SMOKING TO.
buceo, 40 ets. per lb. This is only what
the Gower 1111 l cut tux is. Bought betoru
April lst; iStti r at
JOHN FENDIUCH'S,
_Front St., Columbia.
Nu. 21
GOODWIN it BROS. PLANTATION'.
Chewing Tobue,o, in tin toil, °idyll'
per gross ut
No. 24
H°YI.'I.I.I.RBOURS iiSt. CO.'S SUNNY
Side 'l'obrteect, very ehenp by gross 4
JOUN 1 0 1:N DIMS'S,
Front Street, Columbia.
No. 11
DITTSBUIIG CONGRESS TonA.Ko,
5w4.4.t and sound, only 7 ets: a ping:in
JOHN FEND MIMS,
Front Street Colunilqu...
No. 15. •
QMOKING TURKISH TOBACCO, yerw
10 cheap, at
Gold
1 TO 75.0001
$2 ! $2 ! $2 1
TWO DOLL,A.RS,,
M ANU FA CT U EMS A E,N, TS
One of our GOLD or SILVER Watehal,
or Silver Tea Sets for $2 - as below
stated.
One of our ten seta or ono. piece of Gold
or Silverware is worth .a bushel of the
cheap dollar Jewelry I
We have adopted the following mods of
DISTRIB UTION
by sale of 75.000 articles articles of value I.
OUR. NEW MODE!
The articles of goods are numbered from,
1 up to 75,000 ! 37,500 consistingof Pianos,.
Melodeons, Gold and •Silver \Vetches,.
Sewing Machines, Tea and Table Sets,
Solid Silver Tea and Table' Spoons 01111
Forks, etc., etc.; and the 37;5000 articles of
valuable Jewelry, Work and Toilet Cam"
Photograph Albums, Openface Sitter.
'Watches, and fincy articles 'in great TX
riety. 75,000 notices numberid from 1 to.
75,000 are printed and put into, sealed elk
velopes and well mixed, and one of "these
is taken out and sent to the person seed
ing to us 25 cents to cover, expense of post
age, correspondence etc., and the article
or goods corresponding 'with 'the number•
on the notice w111.11,e sent to the holder of
the same immediately (if he desires to.
purchase. the article,) on'the receipt of two,
dollars: 'For inittanee':—lf the number on
the note sent to'you should lie. 500, and. a
Piano, or Diamond Set or Gold '•Watelt
should be numbered 500 it. Wilt ba_lien„teh
you for $2, and so on for every
our list of 75,000 articles.
All - After roelving the Ahlale; IF . " 9ek ..A
not please you, you ; can rattily! itt:.?lt'n
your money shall be tofu:Met& .
Twenty-live oenta mustho. sent to ptIX
expense of postage, correaptondetrer; eic " 4
on one notice.: . - 7 i ; -1
licuietuber, thnt wlgietevoratilebiiKor
ponds witti tbo number on , your not Ce..
you can have It by paying Tvw9 PollapLor
it, whether It bemorth sloos or ;BOO:. tiur i
And it is for.our interest to deal fairly,Sßu
send out our tine artieles, as it gives Cal"
tidence to the public , and thereby limo*
our sales. ,•
TRY OUR NEW' r .llllOl'N 1-1
. .
Upon receipt 0(25 cents, which, par for
correspqndence, postage, ttc.i weaved -006
notice.
.
Upon receipt of $l. which pays for erg
respondence, postage, etc., wesend six no
tices.
Upon receipt elgrs. which-jmilt, for COp ,
respondence postage,.ete.„ we send 40 no'
tires, and a tinepresent., valued :at 110 less.
Vb.....eiffkkas samplaorotit_r:
Vpois receipt of PS, which pa cor:
nespondence, postage. etc, we will sond.
150nothieis an d a SOLID SILVERIVATCL i s
by return man.
lar se nd
A t
asterra W/moth." for our circo•'•
•
Agents 'Mowed a. large cash conliAlessi ol °
by, which they can make *ZS weedy;. -
• t3ale6roont,
34 Liberty tit.
bet. 14, '66.-3m
It. WILLIAMS
JOHN FENDRICH'S,
Front, Street, Cottenlett,
JOHN FENDRICH'S,
Front St., Colunand
1865, 1866. 1867.
Siiver
O(7 NEW MODE.
Address tileinly i
REED it-BROTHEL__
. • Box. 51 3 t*,
. e weN 'York city.