*al -tiejminuist.
-
•'-- To Coirtsponoents. '
„, s p m eatcpng, &flora, contramtione, genoroly of
pod inkroc i !hi romkr,„mill 64 acceptable mot
ritat from all quarters
ocgii...Your *tele/Aires Gra the Ti Qr. C.
RA., we *lnk are entirely toe personal and (untie
,ptesentuncelledSor. Weeturnot now publish your
"eosrannsdoation. Call at our oibce.
.13.,—line know nothing of the person
about r m ea you inquire. You should enclose a
a ugrp' for Teply WQen yon want Information that
4.102 not concern ua.
REAnni.—lrour article is badly written,
aad s n o in t r u. "We cannot afford time or trouble.to
.d e cipher it. W. U. ilea* tiae plenty or L.k auul.good.
scor-liVe always like to hear from you.
rourlwerap.are excellent bat why. de youmot write
4115PMe SatieC:k?
cannot Row publish your
„aelels.'l•o l *.Profft essays 14'0.40a s:4 eure.about.-
0 1,0 ua hATO a OrKod pithy story..
W. U. Ilea has lust received "Frank
IlOisr Monthly" for December. It
gs illisitisted.-ivilth • wernerous'engravings.
yds° :15 cents. •'"
. . •
PabTaibiltD IVIi.ETING.--TAtt inter
esting and powerful revival of religion Is
in prnwress at the M. E. Church. The
oar orprayer Is crowded every night and
:a number have been happily converted.
:Special revival sermons will he 'preached
by the pastor, Rev. Wm. Major, an next
4abbath 10 M. and 14 P. M. The
ineettng Will be continued the ensuing
areolc. All are Invited to attend.
PERSONAL.---Our young friend, J.
Duncan COttrell, .Esq„ left this- place on
'Tuesday morning last, for the City - of
(Washington; He intends making that city
his fatrtre abiding place, anti all 'the bad
luck wo wish to attend him,is that clients
may be plenty. Ho is art enterprising and
energetic young man, and well deserves
success.
Nzw EATING Liouss.—Mr. Godfrey
Stingle has opened-an Eating Rouse and
Restaurant Eborlein's building, Locust
street, where can be had at all times, the
s'erf best quality of Oysters served to suit
the wags of all who may favor , him with
their patronage. Ho will also servo 11/1111-
1161 and privateparties at the shortest no
tice.
DANcrNa Scuoor..—On Monday eve-
Ain last we :witnessed Prof.Stoueles claw,
(the flint oee.aileia that both sexes were to
gether) going through the different °vein
doss. The class is prospering` duely and
before the quarter expires Columbia will
have notate 'gay and festive ditatters,7 It
wasamtusing to see our friend Joe, of the
Arta et stoney Bowers, throw himself.
AN OLD 800 x..—We were allovrn ,
few days ago, by Mr. K K. Dolce, a curi
osity, in the shape of an old book, the title
page orwhich read as follows
"Scripture-Instruction- digested into
several sections by way of Question and
Answer. In order to promote Piety and
Virtue and discourage Vice and Immoral
ity, with a prafito3 relating to education.
London: Printed 1713. Reprinted in 1754
at Ephrata,Pennsylvania. Price 1 shilling.
SUFFOUT YOUR OWN BUSINESS MEN.
—We held it, to be the duty, as well as 'the
Interest of all men in business to support.
the business men of the place. If you go
%thread 'for dry goods, groceries, boots and
shoes, your coal or any other article you
used, you may expect others, engaged in
these particular -vocations to do the same,
and trade Is thus crippled. Never "go
beak an your business men or mechanics.'
"Sat JASPER'S TENANT."--This is
the name of a now novel written by Miss
M E. llraddon, Author of "Lady Audley's
Seeretote.," And pUblished by Dick &
Fitzgerald, 18 Ann Street, New York,
sent by mail free of postage for "T(i cents.—
The book [s well printed,contains 175 pages.
Ryon want a good novel buy this one.—
The incidents are of the most interesting
character. W. U. Hess has it for sale.
WIIEEE TO GET TEIENL—S handsome,
well-made and nicely-fitting boot, shoo or
gaiter, is as necessaryto a ladies' outward
adornment as any other article of dress.—
'kat the dilltculty with many is to know
Where to get such an article ; And to all
such we would recommend Mr. James
Schroeder, in Locust Street, a few doors
above our otlice,.• whose practicaLexr -- "
once of many years is a sr,.. -..."tee cif his
ability to give
SOME of our cOtemporaries are inviting
the "opinions of the press," in regard to
the reliability of "Mather di Co., Advertis
ing Agents, 335 Broadway. N. Y." We
have received a considerable amount of
advertising from them, and our private
ppinion publicly expressed," is that they
"don't belong to the Church." They pro
mise to pay either in money or ink, but 1
?Honey -is out 'of the question and ink is
•
more -- The nearest approximation to
heir proniistia they ever made, was charg
ing us for a lot' id ink 'which we honestly
l'elleve they viever sent.. Bass them atround-'
—Ciettgatitirgigtar: '
It is astonishing that the Star should say
.
Anythingnaughty about these virtuous
People, when it will be remembered that.
some tic. since •,they: took tis to task for
ii inacing" a, similar, aonoern.
, .
CLO . rUNG,, - G.IpiTIAMEN .B
GOODO.—We :would call the attention
pt oar readers to the Clothing Establish-
Mont of Mr: Henry :Wee; No. I. Wolfe's
Row,. idle Is now offering for sale a fine
assbrtnient °Crotty made clothing. made
11 1) expressly:foryalt nod Winter wear.—
Witeeps p splepdid stock of gentlemen's
Nruistaxte gowspo..4 hats,eaps, beeps #nd
'hoes.
.11040**14/#4 gireV4r. si4tained
#mong-Vs' numerous enstomeis-a high
roPateaßgt ricviteeplng goods of the first
fiVeilty, and Selling' them cheaper than
many similar establishments. We take
pleasure lit:reoommending him totheno
ties of our. readers.
Visirrato 'UMW& DirrictruriM.—
latouley. lastit oouple of young =mom-
Pioyees-nt Arain.ge:23hops, hired. a turn -out
at Erwin's Ikesry , and.paid at, visa to Mt.
J. O Y. 111 wept, very pleasant Ilan tilt re
tun/ trip, tirkns about two relies from : the
above 'place, :the harness finojc.e and the
hone 002/InetreeltafreerieS of antics which
"tr2=Plol44ltheiOoeispaptiof the carriage,
One of the h . O! poFFise Xiats° nl 'O b
force that be carried .the toil with hint
The horse' bwri detached,. and did'not
*top until he ' at the *Me In...this
place to Mount
441:7; end pr9adarhae ;tefir enfivitranco•
"I'lutedlege7iOneilsutfrdir they
:TerYitfi'hillied si bsikkAore e t n g a
4.0141;9 0
144 1;-' : 1 : ' 41 V 14 1 0 "' Ar. 41:44411a—iiiiiet"
MV
:11:1
.84.3 ey .11,E44, 1;`,81,44,E.-41.rs.Biary
;.q..lintherslAss rebaspd from ..V.M.Nortb,
property Icnowo as Mechanics'
Row,.
' TV'ingzNeri•olv lifoustr,P.m.romsr,PuzA.
—This well kept Aui,d eirer-po' pular hotel
contioaes to 4raw.a large share of public
patronage, and under the excellent man
agemegt of Cites. Allmond, :Esq., has
won a reputation superior to most hotels
is. Philadelphia.
UNCOUSTEOI/B.—Wondei what we
have done to the Bentiner do fferaid that
they do notextend . to us proper courtesies.
They copy our locals withoutcredit,hut the
Worst cut of all—they copied the , report of
the Bridge Committee,—ftrst published in
the 62,y, 'and give credit to another paper
"BracKwoop."—The October num
ber of Blackwood's Edinburg Magazine
contains among other interesting ',papers,
"Memories of the Confederate War inr In
dependence, by Horos Yon Bercike, Chief
of Stair to Gen. J. R. 13. Stuart," also one
the laying of the Atlantic Cable, by Henry
O'Neil, A. It. A., both of which will be
read with groat interest. Blackwood, is
republished in New Yotk, by Leonard
Scott Sc Co., 3.5 Walker street. Terms .44 a
year with any of the Reviews p.
Police ease before Samuel Evans,Esq.,
—David Hanauer made complaint against
Henry Suow for larceny. Defendant was
arrested by Constable McGinnis, at Chi
, clues, and brought to this place, on the 3rd
inst. Defendant in eotnpany with several
other parsons entered the store of com
plainant in Front street, for the purpose
of making purchases of clothing, whilst
doing so, Mr. Hanauer observed that the
defendant loft the store rather hastily
without making any purchase, suspecting
that something was wrong he followed
him, and accused the defendant of steal
ing, which was denied. But the persever
ing David, proceeded to unbutton the
defendant's vest, when 10, and behold,
there appeared a vest and hat, which were
at onco recognized as stolen property.—
The defendant struck Mr. H. a powerful
blow with his list on the forehead which
failed to make the owner of the property
let go his hold upon it. In dernuit of bail,
the defendant leas committed to jail to an
swer at Nov. Session, for Larceny and as
sault and battery.
RORBEIi Y.—Uriah Kendrick, was sr.
rested and taken before Samuel Evans,
Esq.; for stealing from the person . of John
Lindner, a one hundred (loiter greenback
on Thursday last, in Columbia.
It seems that the fiefeedant and com
plainant were in company, drinking. The
former observed the latter, place one hun
dred and forty-five dollars loosely in his
vest pocket, while peregrinating through
the town. Kendrick suggested to Lindner,
"that it was unsafe to carry money in so
careless a manner,and cut the lining of the
waist of his punts, and apparently slipped
the whole of the money in it, but when the
complainant arrived in liarrisburg, ho
discovered that thehundre'd dollar bill was
missing. He immediately returned to this
place and had the defendant arrested.
It olts proven,that he took a similar note
to the Columbia Ilank,and had it changed
In default of hail the defendant was com
mitted to jail to answer at November sea
s lens.
The robber Time, that steals the sweet
ness frow all fruits and flowers, is baffled
by Pbalott's '-Night -Blooming Cereas."
Its aroma is less perishable than that of
foreign extracts, essence or toilet water,
and incomparably more delightful.—
Sold everywhere.
—There a-e two hundred and eighty
educational colleges in the United
States, eighty-seven theological semina
ries, and fifty medical colleges.
A CAnu.—The subscriber respectfully
calls attention of all wh. usa Bogard, Tobseco,Sauff,
ke., to his advertisements In to-dny's paper. You
will find them numbered from Ono to Twenty-Six.
and there Is no doubt but what you wilt find plenty
of goods in his line of businese,twenty-five per cent.
cheaper than wort of Phibt.or exist of Pittni.in*AQ:
will see many goods in his ndvertisenis^'
tail prices.
all who deal hi Tehapep,
He would also -'
vtpes, &C., that it will be to their ad
tanrage tp give lkint a can WOW parahaAlap, as his
prices wilt he made satisfactory. Ins motto Is
"Qtgck sales sod stuAll profits," Since lie has with
drawn from the firm of Fendrich & Rros. he has in
creased his atotdi,and pledges himself to sell cheap
er than the cheapest. lie has the hest stock of
doable-dipped Virginia Sweet Twist Tobacco in the
market, and is the only one in the county who has
it for sale. The old and trite saying is, •'persons
will buy where they get the cheapest." All he salts
is a trial, And his prices will he found the cheapest
and his goods will be guarantied to N
give satisfaction
JOH FENDRICH,
Wholesale atm Retail Tobneen,Seuff & Sew Mann-
Front Street, b doors from Locust, Co
_ - _
factory,
n 3 -We eliplhe following front *roof the Philo- I
delphia Daily Papers.—Our people visiting or son
ding down to the City, would do well to make spate
'of it
WANAMARER sE BROWN'S FESS cr.onmsza.
This establishment. located at the Cor. of Sixth
and Market Street, Philad'a, familiarly known as
o•Oak Hall." is prohthly the largest -and best con
ducted .11eady Made," Clothing and Merchant
Tailoring House In the State. Their superior styles,
hare
exce l made h e k ir lent wormHouse p
deser m vedly potpanshi and oderaionular. in prices,
Ln t
theh Custom Department, where elegant gar
ments are made to order, none but the very best
Artiste are employed. and the flue assortment of
Materials to select from enables every one to be
well suited.
Samples will be sent by mall, and instruotlons for
measuring• when written tot. .
Not. 11 at.
_
On the 30th instant,by Itev..Wrn. Cooper
D. D.. nt the bride's father's, Le xis
A Tre
deniek E., Air. .B. MALONEY.of the
Pr S.•Nayy, sq to Miss ANNIE TREDENICK.
NEW AD V ERTIS.EMENTSi
VOR 114.1. LE.—Two Boynton. Boaters,
: largo sins, in good oondition, Chang
es ba this banding rendors their farther
use unpracticable at the Washington In
stitute. J. C. PE`A.ILLER, Sec.
Col's. nor. 11, 4t Publics Ground Co.
MIN
11101:1BLIC bo a t
L ' the Wasbingtonliouse,on 'Wednesday,
November 15tb,1805, the following arficievi
Sedkumuis,l3edlng,Spring-bottet4 Chairs,
Tata.a-Tete,Books,Cornsbeller, Tan Ware,
Uteri Ware. and Dishee, besides claw
articles too numerous to mention. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NI., when
terms will be made known by
SARAR A. HERR.
BOWERY !
fil cites for what the world row soy t
.
. y nerseyeeras • grow thin +yid polo,
hen you oily IM•tt a cure Or *2l
'la Boweiral 1 45kr At?!
Irmenog, Wale the 5r75t.4 glass,
A.:drieit the Gods might envy tout, -
A*volumedhe sw the weary
am wh Mi ilst yekt cam
mi I
. Thew s
14.4ebeas limits winkle: 3 oe cep,
ji drug ix hi dent:wet
"ohms
hearts Name sit r« dom."
./
lektrat Goes for AN wed Beer!
It.
«.
BM
fiVlrSTlgkra
Demo Oysters at, from seventy - five mats
1. to Two dollars per hundred •served to
families in all parts of the Borough, at G.
Stingle's Restaurant in format at., between
Second and Third, next door above George
Tale's Store.
GODFREY STINGLE.
nov. 11,-Dm
LE'rTERS REMAINI N G UNCLAINI
ba the Post Otiloo at Columbia, Pa.
Saturday, November 11, 1845.
.talt-*`To obtain any of these" letters, the
applicant must call for `cuittertiud letters,'
4ive the date of tbis list, and pay one cent
for advertising.
LADIES' LIST.
Calor Maria
Enlist Louisa
WyckorTJ. IL lam
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Brubaker Benjamin Ingram John B.
Carter Wm. Jackson T. 11.
Dorsey Philip In Lewellin Jesse
Fleyehr Israel . Leaden If,
Freel Daniel Makes Win.
Fisher James A. limber L. D.
Gibson Thomas Snyder Alex.
Howard J. .1. Smith Wm,
Hilgon J. if.
Nov. 11, 1865. M. J. FRY,P.M.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
P1.T.13-T-4IC SAFE_
THE Subscriber offers at Fula, sale
Saturd4, November 11th, 1865,
the two and a half artoty brick dwelling
house which he now occupies, situated on
Front. Street between Locust and Union
Streets, fronting 27 feet on Front Street
and running back to Fena'a Railroad. The
property is in the most complete repair,
having all the modern itsproreatents,gas,
water, cooking range, de. There are nine
rooms divided into convenient sizes, with
entry, large attic, dc. The property is
beautifully located,has a lot of choice fruit
trees in yard, and is well worth the atten
tion of any one wishing to purchase a resi
dence which is in complete order.
The undersigned also offers a fine build.
ing lot on the south side of Second street,
adjoining property of Mrs Wright and
Joshua Vaughen, containing one hundred
feet on 2nd street and extending in depth
two hundred and twenty-ono feet more or
Less.
This is one of the most desirable lots in
Columbia.
Nov. 11 it. J. G. BESS.
Buy Your Mc:WI/tag of
N B.Y R. 'I P,
mll E SUBSCRIBER WOULD
.1. call the attention of the citizens of Co
lumbia and vicinity to his large stock of
MILADY-ZIPULUZI CL OTECIIIT G,
Embracing every variety or style and ma
terial suitable for the sesson. They are
made of the best materiel arid in the most
faiddottable style.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Shirts, Scarfs, Neck Ties, Suspenders.
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, de. A splendid
line of these goods always kept on hand.
Also, Boots, Shoes, Hnts and Caps, 01
which We have ti. well selected 81°4 of
witioli we offer at cheap rates.
%TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
and Valises of ail styles, aro sold cheaper
than city prices. My goods are all bought
for cash and I offer them at cheaper rates,
forcash,tlmn any other store. Call and see.
lIENRY RICE,
No. 1, Wolfsßow, Front St. Columbia.
Columbia, Nov. 11, 1%5, ly.
D OBBINS'
ELECTRIC SOAP
SAVES LABOR,
SAVES TIME,
SAVES MONEY'
SAVES CLOTHES,
SAVES SOAP,
AND SAVES WOMEN,
lex the Soup for every Family
Sold by grocers storekeepers throughout
city and country.
MANUI•'ACTUTIEO ONLY 81 -
j. B. DOLMENS 4: Cap
107 South Favir street, bolow Chrstaint,
PIILLADELNO.N.
Nov. llth '65. 2m.
LADIES' SWIM MANVFACTORX.
Hnving increased my facilities for turn
lug out superior work I would an
nounce to my old customers and all new
ones thnt may favor me with a rall y that I
hater prepnrd now to manutheture all
kinds of
ra MMUS' MUSSES ,
And Children's Shoes t Gaiters,
Than ever before. I employ none but the
best workmen and am always certain. rif
giving sadist:talon. I keep on hand a gen
eral msortment. of ready made work
which is
_..c Premises.
litanu f ac q t r..truP work. of other parties,
is made exclusively for borne
Gide and is sold as seeb, 17113i31ff CA.SII
We sell as cheap as e:iy other establish
-41,04 t, /Me 4sk 4. Share of public patronage.
J.IOIEIS.9CHIVJEDI:R.
Locust street, between Front and Second.
Columbia, November 11, 1835, ly
P
ÜBLIC SALE OF % LUABLE
1081 .E4rite.
By virtue of an order of the Orphan's
Court of Lancaster County will be sold at
public sale ni the Public House of Jacob
8. Miller, in the Borough of Celnenbia on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2.5 th
at 7 o'clock. P. M. all that valuable tract
or piece of ground in West Hemptield
on the Columbia th Marietta To rts p ke,co tt-
Mining one acre more or lass, and having
thereon a Two Story frame dwelling House
and other improvements. Hydrant in the
' rand ; also tine vineyard. containing . a
large number at amiee grape vines. This
property is now used as a Toll House by
the Columbia d; Marietta Turnpike Road
Company. Itsl - Terms cash April 1,
when deed will be made anti possession
given. E. A. COTTRELL,
.1. P. ctrrntEr.a. , , 1 P.x.'rs Or
J. D.COTTRELI,6
Nov. 44t. J.W.Cottrell,
AVALNTRD.—A woman to dean and
keep in order two offices. For futon
motion apply Witte omen of the Reading
de Columbia Railroad Company,
nov. 4 4 -3 t ,
'Agents Wanted For
SECRET SERVIC E,TR E FIELD,
1 The Dungeon, and the Escape, by
ALIDIRT D. RICHARDSON,
N. Y. Tribune Correarsmndent:
The most interestingand exciting book
ever published, embrncing Mr, Richard
son's unparalleled experience for four
years ; traveling through the South in
secret service at' the Tribune" at the out
break of trio war, with our armies and
Sleets, both East and West. during the
first two years of the Rebellion ; his thrill
, Ing capture ; his confinement for twenty
months in seven different rebel prisons 1
his escape and almost miraculous journey
by night of nearly 400 miles. /t will
abound in stirring events, and contain
more of the fact, incident and romance of
the war than any other work published.
Horace Greely my*:
"A great many books will yet be writ
ten concerning this War, in addition to
the many already in print ; but not one of
them will give within a similar compass
a elparer, fuller. more readable account,
tingrely from personal observation. of the
nature, animus, purposes• tendencies and
instuunentalities of the Sinveholders" re
bellion than does the unpretending mitre-
Live of Mr. Richardson."
Teachers. ladies, energetic voting men.
and especially returned and disabled of
ficers and soldiers, in want of profitable
employment, vitt find it peculiarly adapt
ed to their condition. We have agents
clearing $173 - per month, which we will
prove to any dont6ing applicant. Send
for circulars.' Adds's* .
40l RROS. & CO.,
N. N.:amp! ar)4 Minot Ste"
aept. 30, ante rhttadei phis".
4i13011 aarginat . ;
XANDFACTUBNIL AND DEAVEV. IN
ROOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, dice.
ALL styles/tad varieties of Men's,Boy's,
Ladies, Misses' and Cbildren's wear,
WE MA.NUFIXTUELE Td ORDER,
and keep constantly on hind, a stock of
ready-made work, whit% we warrant_ t 4
give satisfaction.
Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, U.
A full assortment of the latest styles, al
ways kept on hand. - -
Our whole time and-attention is devoted
to our business, hence we are -better able
to give our customers -satisfaction, -The
public are respectfu ll y invited to call and
examine our stock.
Cor. Front and. Locust Streets.
Col's., nov. 4, '65
P.RIXADIL SCALE WORKS.
BANKS, DIMO7IOIIE et CO.
Successors to A. D. Davis
WARE ROOMS' 417 ARCH Street
Factors 15th slid Poaa•a Avenue.
MANUFACTUIZERS OF
PATENT STANDARD SCALES,
Suitable for weigh locks,rail road tracks,
depots, coal, hay and Bye stock.
Patent Parallel Crane Beam, for weigh
ing Boilers, Casting and other heavy ma
chinery.
Patent Stock souse Scares, for Blast Fur
awes.
Hopper Scales, for weighins. Grain, indi
cating Bushels and Pounds.
Bank's Improved Rolling Mill and
Union ,scales, also, all the various descrip
tions of Dormant and Portable Platform
Scales. Counter Scales and Patent Beams.
Every Scale Warranted.
Prompt attention given to
Send for an Illustrated Circular.
nov. 4, '65.-ly
New lusto and Stationery Store.
TB. KEVIENSKL,
t) . Begs Leave to inform his Friends and
Um Public that he hue opened a 5 / 1 3810 awl Station
ery Store at
No. 3 North Prince Street, next door to Fulton Hall,
Laricamer, Pa.,
Where he ho on kande largo assortment of Music.
Musical instruments and Stationery, such as Street
Music, Blank Basic Books and Instruction Books,
PIANOS, MELODEONS, VIOLINS,
Flutes, Guitars, Banjos, Tamborincs. Fifes, Flageo
let a, Accordeons, Triangles, Mouth Harmoneons,ete.
Also Violin, Guitar, Banjo and Violincello Strings,
Bridges, 'lrstil Pieces, Screws, Guitars Pegs, Rosin,
Finger Bo.trds, Music Desks, Drum Sticks, etc.
STATIONERY :
Foolqenp, Letter, Note, Writing and Billet Papers,
Bnvelop,s, Pen., Ink, Inkstande,Penlioldere,Paper
Folders, Pencil tilwrponers Erasers. Letter Clip+,
Bill Files, Portfolios, Tourist Cases, Writing Lemke,
usbot We Water Colors, etc.
Agent for StOillWay,s Celebrated Planes. Musical
In Iron/cuts neatly repaired.
Tunic orde.ed twice a week
Manic sent by mull anywhere, free of postage, on
receipt of price.
Nov. 4 :int.
J. F. CorTRELL. W. P. Corr/a:fa..
.1. F. COTTRELL .S: BROTJEER,
Successors to
T. W. COTTRELL, dec'd,
Dealers in Foreign A: Domestic
Hardware, Bar Iron Steel, Nails,
Glass, Paints, Oils,Varnisiles, Turpentine,
Benz ue
A large assortment of Parlor, Cook and
and Office Stoves always on hand. Tin
Ware lnanufactured to order at shortest
notice.
WOOD AND WILLOW, WAB.E,
in large quantities and of every variety,
Plows, Corn Shellers, Feed Cutters,
Shovels, Hoes, Forks, Rakes e - ar,e„ •
Coarse and Flue Salt at lowest market
prices. •
A large'assortmentof Double and Single
barreled Guns, Powder Flasks, Game
flags and shot pouches.
Ride aC Blasting Powder, shot and caps.
tv.. highest market prices paid for
Clover, Thy and Flax Seeds, large
44u:wattles of which we have constantly on
Land and oder at the lowest rates.
Lubricating, Sporm and Fish Oi.s, suit
able for machinery. A Fine assortment of
Coal Oil Lamps, Shades. Lanterns, and
Lamp trim
• We resp,eLfiiily soli.cit'a share of public
patronage,. Locust It:tract, Columbia.
Nov . . 4, 65 tf.
PUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE.
Tito undersigned, will 'expose to Pub
lic Sole. at the Public Rouse of Jacob S.
Miller, In the borough of Columbia, at
o'clock. I'. M., on
sATE;RDAY, NOVEMBER 25th. 188A_
the following real estate..
borough : _ trepting on the
No. L. A Wens a3itington Turnpike road,
OctiriveMtding, back to the middle of the
on tracks of the Philadelphia and
Col it in bi ri,no tv the Pen tuttylv aide. Rai I road,
on which there It a two-story Brick Dwell
ing House, Smoke House, 'ramp Stable,
Wood House and other improvements,
bounded North by property of the Chest
not Hill Iron Ore Company, East by the
Penielylv.inia Railroad, South by prop
erty. ot the P. R. R. Co. , on which stands
their stationery engine to pump water,and
West by the middle of the Columbia and
Washington Turnpike road. It is now
occupied by B. R. Mayer. and is general- '
ly known as the Charles N. Wright prop
erty.
2. All that wharf lot fronting on the
Susquehanna River and extending buck
to the middle of the Columbia and Wash- '
inton Turnpike road, bounded North by
property of Righter & Sutton, East by the
middle of said turnpike, South by en al
ley and West by the River, containing in
front on the river 1114 feet and in depth 192
feet more or less, and is just below the
Columbia Gas Works. The river track of
the Pennsylvania railroad passes through
the property.
A considerable portion of the purchase
money may, remain in the property. A
drat of the property will he exhibited at
the sale.
WM. A. MARTIN,
I4Zeoutor SA M U EL a. W
W ri ßl gh, iGllTlee'd.
,
WM. A. MARTIN,
ExeentOrn of Robert Wrigh, deed.
kiI4IZIABLITIIWRIGHT.
tiov. 4,-4t
Prepare for Winter. .
MEIE citizens of Col sunbia and vicinity,
I are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine my large and varied assortment of
NOVEIMMITRINCI .GOCVS
Comprising every variety of
TIN WARE,
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
FANCY GOIDS,
PLANISIIED TIN-WARE,
COOKING UTENSILS,
Ch AMBEIt WARE, IN SETS,
HOLLOW WARE, ENASILED,
COPPER KETTLES.
BRASS KETTLES
Chafing Dishes, Egg Boilers, liritannia
Ware, Waiters, &c., Me,
gloves of every Description.
BRILLIANT AND NIAGARA,
Are two of the best stoves in the Market.
They are guarantied to give satisfaction,
GAS Irla"rlNC* era Pla is IN
Carried on in all its variou b ra nches,
Stoves,Shops,Dwellings,&e., fitted up with
Gas and Water Pipes, in the best manner.
On band a good assortment of
Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights and
pendants, Galvtutized Iron, Lead and Ter
ra Cotta *ater Pipes.
Reparing promptly and personalty
attended to.
lIIRA3f WILSON,
Cor. Locust ce 2nd st., Cora.
Sept, 1865.
Igo. 16.
SOI4.OKING TOBACCO TN • BARRELS
or lutlf Barrels,st old prices, at
JOHN FENDRICH'S t
Front St, Columbia.
T_Tip"iity 'TARTER,
.520 ARCH ST2MET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Watches,
Fine Jewelry,
Rolm Silver - Ware,
road superior Silver Fluted Wore.- -
Nov. 4 65
MAYEBN STAND AT. PUB/LAC
Sale.
By virtue of an order of the Orphan's
Court the undersigned will expose at pub
lie sale on the premises on
SATCHD AY, Nov. 25th, 1865, at S P. M.
all that valuable Tavern Stand, known as
the SHAWNEE HOUSE"
situated on Union Street, between Fourth
at Fifth streets, in the Borough of Colum
bia, fronting on said Union street, 72 feet,
eight inches, and extending in depth 122
feet, having thereon erected a two-story
frame building with the necessary out
houses, &c. This is a regularly licensed
tavern stand and the bar, shelving, sign,
&e., will go with the house. Possession
given immediately. Terms cash on the
confirmation of the sale by the Orphan's
Court. ADAMTJAULA.
Guardian of the minor children of Susan
Harman, deceased.
CATHARIXE BANGERT.
Nov. 4, St
A NEW STOCK or DAY GOODS
at, KNOT WELL'S,
In the Old Savings Institution.
corner of W. King and Prince sts., Lan-.
caster has just received from New York
and Philadelphia a large and splendid as
sortment of foreign and domestic
WINTER DRY GOODS,
A. full line of Dress Goods, such as
PA.IVOIr ALM- WOOL .PLAZDS.
Wool Delainos, all shades,
French hforlnees. all shades,
Alpaea.s, all shades.
Paramettas, Mohair Luster, Silk striped
Poplins, Bombazines, cte., Calicoes from
23 to 35 c., Muslin from hie up, Chocks,
Tickings, Canton Flannels, Flannels, all
grades, collars,
LADIES CLO.AXS AND SRAIV.LS
Breakfast Shawls, Roods, Nubies, Scarfs,
Balmorals, and Hooped skirts, Hosiery,
Gloves,Nets,Collars of all sorts and styles,
Men's extra Heavy Woolen liose 2.5 cents
a pair. Also a full due of
MEN'S & BOY'S WEAR.
JOS. N.NOTWELL,
Nov, 4, 65. Lancaster, Pa.
GOLDEN MORTAR DRUG STORE
H. B. PARRY, Successsor to
JUSTUS GRAY & CO.
FRONT STREET, COLUMBIA, PA.
PERFC.MERY AND COSAfETICS.
FRENCH Toilet Paste as Enamel white
Virgin Wax of Antilles; Email Do
Paris. Also a carefully selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery. Soaps and
Fancy articles at
Parry's Golden Mortar Drug Store,
Front St., Columbia, Pa.
Parry's Celebr..ted Dentifrice.
FOR CLEANSING and PRESERVING
the Teeth, hardening the gums, and re
moving all Tartar and Scurf from the
teeth, completely arresting the progress of
decay. and cleansing the parts as have al
ready became black by decay. For sale
at Parry's Golden Mortar Drug Store,
Front St., Columbia, Pa.
oct. 14, 'O3.
Baxley Sheaf f
CALL AND SEE THE CELEBRATED
Batley Sheaf Cooking Stove. It costs
less and saves tnore coal than any other
stove (dogma size, at Flakier's, Locust Si..,
opposite Franklin House. Int 7,-tt
N0.,9
DITTSBURG TWIST, WARRANTED
mound and sweet, lnly 8 eta, a plug at.
JOHN FEINDIt rawer.
Front Street, Cotumbia.
No• 10
WARRANTED TILE REST SWEET
VY Tsviat Tobacco in Lancaster County.
Plugs very large, only , le eta, a plug at
JOHN FENDRICIL
Front Street, Columbia.
No. 17.
OUBLE-DIPPED, VIRGINIA waft." ,
D
Twist Tobacco,Ag einjiteß'S
only 10 cents plug. gent Columbia.
No. 6
CUT AND DRY SMOKING TOBACCO
IL , only 45 eta. a doz. at
JOHN VENDRICH'S,
Front Street, Columbia.
REAL ESTATE _SALE
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF OR
plum's Court ot Lancaster County, the
undersigned executrix of Frank Stein,
dec'd., will sell at public side, at the public
house of Jacob S. Miller,in the Borough of
Columbia, at 7 o'clock P. M., on Saturday,
November 18th 1.465. the following real es
tate :
A lot of ground on the North side of
Walnut Street, between Second and Third
Streets, in the Borough of Columbia,
bounded by property ofSainuel B. se,
the estate of Geo. W. Barrack, deed., and
John Emmy, deed., containing in front
forty feet and extending back. WO feet,
more or less, to property of Mr. Heise.—
There is a Two. Story Frame Dwelling
House and other improvements on the lot,
Terms will bo ma OATdHAe known E
by
RIS STEIN,
Executrix of Frank Stein, dec'd.
oct. 21, is
Real Estate for Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphan's Court of Lancaster County,
the undersigned Administrator of Jacob
Hogentogier, deed., will sell at public sale,
on the premises at 2 o'clock P. M., on
Saturday, :November 18th 1865, the follow
ing real estate :
A. Piece of Land containing One Acre and
Ono Hundred and Fifty-two Perches,
with a Two-Story Frame Dwelling House,
Frame Stable and other improvements,
shush) on the C,oluiribia d: Marietta turn
pike, in West Lierriptield Township,
bounded by lands of John Kline, Mary
Hogentogler and others.
Terms will he made know by
HENRY HOGENTOGIRM,
Administrator of Jacob Hogentogler.
oct. 21, ts.
No. 22
J011:4 ANDE.RSON & CO'S SOLACV:
Chewing Tobacco very cheap by gross
at
Front Street, Columbia.
FIRE BRICK FOR SALE.
AMOOR E.
Sample of which ean be seen at th
.oflice ERITNER tit
Volumble. boa, "A 1884.-tf.
No. 5
rviNITII,Dt.v,t., SMOKING Tobacco
n )1). packaesgly .50 cts. per lb,
nt on
F.ENOILICIrS
Front Bt. Columbia.
rrieN DOLLARS REWARD.— ne
subscriber offers ten dollars reward
for the arrest, or information that will lead
to the arrest and conviction of the person
or persona who shamernity and malicious
ly defaced Uto doors of his residence on
the night of the Ist inst.
S, S. DETWILER,
nos, 4,
IDURNSIDE RESTAIIRANT.he
.13 undersigned has Utken the well known
1 - Wststuntrit in Odd Follows' ITsU. selfish
has lately been timed
pp op in convenient
style, where he will k all kn of sea-
sonable refreshments. ee Oysters i for sale by
the quart or done op in every style,
PETER REISINGER,
November 4, 61,
ONE PRWE STORE.
MALTBY & CASE
Axe new •dioesting the
LARGEST STOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
in
Columbia.
Our Stock of Dress Goods
comprises all the
LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
Fabrics,
Styles
and
To be found in the markets cf
NEW YORK Sc PHILAD'A,
consisting in part of
Dress Silks, Plain and Figured,
French Merinos,
All Wool Deloins,
English .Merinos,
French Ctins4l mores,
All Vool Plaids,
All Wool Poplins,
.Ifixed Poplins.
.Wool Plaids,
Alpacas,
Dolains,
,te., dr.c., afu
With n great variety of other
SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS.
Also for
MITE, LADIES
Embroidered Hem Stictehed Kerchiefs,
Embroidered Collars and Culls,
Hetnstitobed and plain Handkerchiefs
lonvines best kid glove
Silk Thread and Silk Gloves,
Kid finished Silk Gloves,
Balmoral Skirts.
Cassimere Vests,
Cloaking Cloths,
White Goods,
Knit Goods,
Hoop Skirts,
Hosiery.
Cloaks,
Shawls,
dte
And for
Gi- NTI4 t
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres.
French and English Cloth-is
' Ready made Clothing,
Ithit-Shirts,Drawers,
Shitting Flannel,
FlanneiShirta,
Glazed Itapei Collara,
llatit Paper Collars.
Linen Collare,
Butte,-Ity Ties,
Cr'Fancy 4 . 2'"
Plain Cr-.1"^"!
Boots & Shoes.
Hats & Clatpx•
WITS A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
CHILDREN& WEAR.
QUEENSWARE,
OIL OLOTEIS,
CARPETS,
E le
EMI
NEW GOODS ARRIVING WEEKLY
OUR GOODS
MEI
OUGHT FOR CASH,
And sold at
SNAIL PROFITS.
Though we (To not profora
RETAIL GOODS
At Wholesale -Prices,
Woare ready to prove to the satiathetion
of any one w)to will favor to with an
EXAMINATION
That we do /fell them ILK cheap, or
()REAPER
THAN ANY OTHER STORE
OUTSIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
Out - motto tM
FAIR DEALING
Hoping thereby to con vinee'our enatonteng
thot it is to their advonta,go to plirPloote ci
An examination of our Goode :newt TO
epeetfully solicited.
MALTBY & CASE,
Locust. Streekeolumbis. Pa.
Sept,. 9th, 1%.5.
CLOAKS, COATS, &C.
HAVING FITTED ICIP
Ca..40.A.32r. IC,OOIVC
We are now prepared to offer Ladies
Cloaks,. Costa arid Seats. of every style
end quality, at very low prieea
MALTBY at CAM:.
act. 14, 111,
WHEREAS, Letters of Adminisiira
tioo' to the estate of Susan Harman hate of
the Borough of Columbia, Pa., dWil; have
been granted to the subscriber, alt persons
indebted to -said estate are
and
to
moke immediate payment, thooe hav
ing claims or demands agabists.the estate
of the said decedent, will make known the ,
same without delay to the subscriber inesi
ding in said borough.
JACOB BANGERS,
Columbia, Oct, /9, A, li. 1865.
Oet 216 t.
Treasurer's &Moe of The Col's.
and Port Deposit R. R. Co.
Notice is hereby given to the stockhold
ers of the Columbia & Port Deposit Rail
road Company, that the fourth install
ment on the capital stock-of said company
of five dollars per share. will be due and
payable at the office of the Treasurer in
Columbia,Pa., onthe 12th day ofNoveraber
/865. By order of the Board of Dirsetora.
IiLIITFF3IA Y.
Treasurer.
oct. 7.
No. 25.
COUNLSPS FINE CUT CHEW
ins Tobacco in Tin foil, only sl' per
gross, at
DANCING ACADEMY.
Prof. P. Stouch, has the pleasure of an
nouncing to his former patrons, and the
citizens of Columbia, that he will open
Mincing Academy at Odd F's Hall,on the
20th inst., and respeinfully solicits their
patronage. He will be assisted by an 'ac
complished instructor, arid will introduce
the latest Quadrilles, du:.
Hours of Instruction.—Ladies, Misses
and Masters on•Pridays from 3 to 5 P. M.
For Gentlemen,frorn S to 10 in the evening.
Tztims.--Six Dollars for a course of thir
teen lessons. • -
Colors,
Those desiring to take lessons will please
call at Odd Fellows' Hall oft the 20th, tho
afternoon.
Oct. 14.
EXCHANGE HOTEL;
MO I INT JOY. PENNA.
ALEX. D. REESE, Proprietor
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Choicest Liquors at the Bar.
Oct. 7th, ly.
PUBLIC SALE .
OSATURDAY, November rr 11. 1865,
ut. the Public Rouse of Jacob I%llller
(Franklin House) in Colombia Lancaotorcounty,Pa.A
the following Real Estate, shunted in West hemp^.„
Old tep., Lancaster county, els:
No. I-28 ACRES dt 108 PERCHES
of Laud, lying on the Columbia A Chestnut
Turnpike road, adjoining No. 2 and No. 3, and lands
of Jacob tiebnavely, the Chestnut Bill Iron Ore Co.,
Levi Rhoads, John deeding. hr., Samuel Oberlin.,
John Clark and others, The improvements thereon
ore a Two-story Brick Dwelling HOUSE, a Bank
BARN, a frame Horse Stable—suftleiently large for,'
12 horses, a Summer house, Smoke house, and all
other outbuilding; necessary ton convenient and
comfortable residence. The buildings are all well
built and for the most part nearly now. The [aud
is under good faucet, and in A high state of unitive-
Jinn, running water near the Kitchen door, and in.
the barnyard. A well of excellent water near the
house wren a pump in it. An Orchard of choice
fruit trees, Such as apples, peaches, peers and cher.
ries, all in bearing condition whiten abundance oar
grapes raspberrie a ate.,
'the above property is also an elegant situation for:
any kind of manufactory, as it has a stream of run
ning water through it, good roads and Oise to the
Reading and Columbia Railroad, about one mile
from Columbia, and” miles from the well known
chestnut Bin Iron Ore Banks. A 'portion of it
would be excflasay well adapted fore vineyard. -
No, 2-7 ACRES st 54 PERCHES • •
of land on the smith was of the Columbia and Chest- --
nut Hill Turnpike, said grossed' by the needing and'
Columbia Railroad, and adjoining No. Land landa.or,..
James Erwin, Rudolph Herr, Jacob Eichnnveirlinet •
others, the land
12 0 h R ig:st: rt te,g A :74 1 ::::: •
part covered with:yrsieguttikrbolku u , OCIDO
chestumoreit asayss , „ ins shvag
t
gr. itd:o
an d 01144114 We „ •
•
a' ut 4-5 Acres and 133 Perches.
of land, near lie. I, tort in a high Mate oioultirtion
and part covered with heavy chestnut timber, fi t to
cut for rails, adjoining lands °rib* Chestnut gm
Iron Ore Co.. Christ. h. K augman, Abraham t. Grant,
Nicholas
. 11.0gendogler and Henry Luken.
No. 5—A Two-Stsry Pretate House. :
on said turnpike. and SIL Perches of Land. lying
tweet, said turnpike, and the Read,_inet Columbia
Railroad. adjoining propertY. -'9llnstuin S. ICauff"
num and lissai• n•no,
lictlAr
No. 6.-83 Perches of Land
lying between the R. and C. R., and a public raided.
Jawing lands of Henry Eshelman and Elirant Lock
art, it is well adapted for a building lot.
The above property is located near good markets
fur any productions and convenient to schools, mills
stores and churches.
rOraoo/1 wishing t o n e the premises before the
(by of sale, will cel Daniel 'finger, the tenant
rmiding on No.l, or on the subscriber et Mount
villa, Lancaster county, Pa.
One-half of the purchase money may remain on
the premises, secured by mortgage for one, two, or
three years, if desired by the purchaser, at 5 per
cent, per annum interest,
gate to eommence at 2 o'ciock, p. m. of raid day
of sale, and further terms made known by
.1011 N 11-GittDER, Agent •
Cur Henry W. Gray.
OCt Y 1 It
John Brady
Auctioneer.
STOATES!
Aro sold cheaper than they have been fir
four years , at
./ ;:a
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE;
Locust Street, opposite Franklin House,
COLUMBIA, PA.
A large assortment of Stoves,
Tin Ware, Spoons,
Baskets, Lape,
Tubs • Coal 01 1,
Brooms, Lanterns.
Knives sad Forks, •
Brass Rattles, ate.. Se.
AINSMISS OIN worn.
tag-Plumbing, Gas fitting, Spouting.
Rooting, Bell - Hanging, Copper Work and
Repairtng Stoves attended to promptly.
Sept. 16, '65.
PUIILIC SALE OF PERSONAL .
Property.
The mabscriber residing at Cordelia Fur
once, will sell n t public sate on
WEDNRSDA.Y, NOVEMBER 15th, 11395.
The following described personal property:
One Cow, four fat Bogs, one Rockaway,
fimr Stoves with fixtures, Tables, Clualra,
Settees, Mirrors, Six Octave Piano, Beds
an Bedsteads, 3 Clocks,Large Iron Kettle,
Bur d
eau, Clothes Press, about 200 Tarda
of Carpet, '5O bushels of Potatoes, lot of
Sweet Potatoes. Also Earthen and Queens
ware, with many other things too numer
ous to mention.
Terms—all sums over $5, a credit of tour
months will be given the purchaser, giv
ing OMIT note with approved security, be
fore the goods are removed. Sate to com
mence at l 1 o'clock, M.
oct. 28,
ViROUCTRT SCRAP IRON
The Buquehanna Iron Co. will pay
the bigheat cash price for wrought scrap
iron. delivered at their milt, Columbia,
Lancaster Co., Pa.
J. CL HESS,
Treasurer.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
HE Columbia Bank will receive money
.1 on deposit, and pay interest therefor.
at the rate of 41 T.er cent. for six months.
and Si per cent. for twelve months.
841.1iftrEl.. SHOCK,
Casbier.
Oct. 14, '65.-tf.
RAND OPENING . Mrs. Miller
Gtit Oanntner intend opening their
Ladles' Restaurant and Oyster Saloom this
evening, at their residonooone door lßove
the Belleview Hoose,Frontstreet. Oysters
possible not ice. n every style, i n k
The public ar to
give theft a trial.
ELIZABETH MILLER,
CATHARINE. CIA.UNTNER,
Nov. I. nt.
NOTICE'
JiatiV FENDRICIVS,
Front St., Columbia.
IL A, ItIED.
'6.r4t,