gitv eischudia Apv.
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A. M. RA.MBO„ . ~.,
COLUMBIA
Saturday, Nov.lB, 1865.
Advertiseldesats, to secckre ;mmediale insertion
matt b., tia•aplod in oq or taptitre . /blirsd.ty tavening
h40!..1.•.
To the wealthy, and-those in co•n
friable eireunistauces, this chilly weath
er is suggestive of . .warm, glowing fire
sides, comfort:o).lg homes and days and
nights of joyousness. They look on t npan
the coming, Wiut.er with no fear of %yam
approaching their homes; cheer and com
fort have been provided fur—they have
reason to returu thanks fur the prospect
before them,
To the giddy and thoughtless the day
is suggestive 0f...4fe season of gay and
merry meetingi;tnd rounds of pleasure,
amid dance an& snug. To them the pro
vision of the ity is sufficient; they have
no care for the morrow. So long as the
means are provided to meet their wants,
they give no heed to the world by which
they are surrounded.
To the poor and needy it is terribly
suggestive. Without the ability to lay
by a winter's store, they are to meet the
coming snows. Fathers who have la
bored patiently and faithfully—mothers
who have spent the sumirer in laborious
savings fur winger—brothers and sisters
who have denied themselves iu the
spring and summer of many of the pleas
ures of life, arc warned that the season
approaches when labor is scarce, and
that their store rooms are empty, their
wardrobe scanty,and to exist will require
such sacrifices as the poor alone experi
ence. To the benevolent, ulio have the
ability, it is also suggestive. We cannot
say that the improvidence a nd s hiftl e s s .
ness of the needy have brought their
misfOrtunes upon them, and that they
must - meet the consequence.. Men and
women to whom has been entrusted "this
world's goods," will not be permitted to
say, "I am not my brother's keeper." It
is the duty of every human being to al
leviate human suffering by all the means
at their command. Let all who ean,and
all can do something,see that their neigh
bors do not suffer, and we are sure that
their consciences will suggest pleasant
recollections.
TILE NEWS.
The body of Captain Wirze was direct.
ed by the President to be interred iu the
Penitentiary yard of the Arsenal grounds
where Payne and others were buried.
Wirze's grave is the southern one of a
row of five, in the following order:—Mrs.
Surratt, Payne, Harald, Atzerott and
Wirze.
Of 1400 men of the Veteran Reserve
Corps on duty in and around Washington
but 120 have signified a wish to remain
in service. Thu entire Corps will be
mustered out in a few days, although
some 4:4' the officers will be retained.
An officer in the old army, who went ;
south and joined the rebellion at the out
break,ealled upon the President and asked
for pardon. The President informed
him that he had not yet pardoned an offi
cer who had gone over to the south and
taken up arms against the North. lie
did not know what he might do in the
future, but for the pre,gent he had their
cases under advisement.
It appears from the United States
Treasurer's monthly statement, for Oc
tober, that the amount on deposit in coin
was thirty-four million seven hundred
and fifty-four thousand dollars, and the
total amount on deposit was nearly one
hundred millions. All the ruin was
available.
Jaiuci Duncan and Captain rt. B.
ll'inder sn.in c:rttaltiPi
pructise.l on 117aion
.pourillu
The eonititutiooal atnen 'went alnl
iehiog slavery was paAstol by both branch.
ca of the South Ca r,:t;:a Legislature on
the 13th.
The New York end Washington train
ran off the track iu Newark, Wednesday,
through the neglect of a switch•tcuder.
But few persons iu the snicking and firbt
passenger ear escaped injury. Four of
the passengers were killed, and eight or
nine are injured. The watchman has
been arrested, and it is believed will be
tried for murder.
Inquiry has been nride respecting the
runxer of trouble of t serioui character
on the Canadian borlir. but it doe, not
seem that ally verification of the rep.rt
has reached the War Department.
• Pre-limit Lincoln, was admitted into the
The Secretary of the Nary ew.uitau,4 Marylebone workhouse on Thursday, so
to reduce the naval th roited ill Fr en erys.ip , itis that it was expect?d
States. Basides the di:whir / 4e or a large he could not live tuany hours The old
number of acting olmigo4 an I wyinoTS, man has boot a. very eccentric character.
forty-three acting thir I 6,4iritant eimi- F or seven year; he ha-, allowed uo (Due
veers wen) It waiter ; I ~ut. of !to enter the ro , .ni where he lodged.
the service (luring the tuoutli of October. When on Thursday the door was broken
Three lathes of Sumter, S. C., were open, he was found crouched in a corner
ealled to account by the PrOVOdt MarAII, of his roorn, which was eratanioa from
recently, for wearing Confederate flags \ floor to ceiling with oases of stuffed
at a party. Th e y were s tar p l y rebuked birds, books, and papers, and the officers N o. 7
sIITTSBURG CoN(MESS ToBACCO,
aal settled the muter by a written apol- had to crawl on their Lands
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Y et- 1 7;; 1
4 1 3 . . 11NDRICII : S.
ory .
to reach him.
Front st.,rottimbia;
European advieca of the sth last.
have been received by the steam,e.r. rer
sia, New York. The British Cabinet
has not yet formed. • Minister Adams, it
is reported, will relinquish his post and
return home in the spring. A special
commission for the trial of Fenians it%
Dublin has been issued. Some cases of
cholera have occurred at Woolwich,
England. Two cases have occurred at
Barnsley-, England. The Frankfort Sen
ate still refuses to accede to the demand
of the great German Powers. It is re
ported that Austria and Prussia are in
favor of a division of the federal laws
governing public associations. A. re
cruiting order has.been issued iu Russia.
A new Ministry has been formed in
Greece. The Spanish government has
joined the Constantinople sanitiry com
mission. The Danish Ministry has re
signed. The preliminaries of a treaty
of commerce between England and Aus
tria have been concluded.
EDITOR
Jeff. Davis is reported as having re
cently given iu very brief terms his opin
ion of Feulanism and the execution of
Wirze. Of the former he said "It's a
bubble,"- acid of the latter that " The
government need not have gone far to
hang many worse men."
Major Gen. Augur has issued an order
directing that hereafter no colored man
shall be whipped under any law of Vir
ginia, within the limits of his department.
The provost judge at Alexandria is di
rected to notify the pr,per civil authori
ties to this effect, and if necessary, he
iv:11 call upon the past commander to
prevent the infliction of any such punish
ment.
~Jtlitorial and Wiorillantows.
—Epitaph uu au auctioneer—" Gone:"
—Jeff Davis considers Fedora] hospi
tality a cc//,
—Epitaph on a portrait painter—
Taken from life,
—The City Bank of Trenton has sus
pended.
—Blondiu fell from Ills rope recently
in Berlin, Prussia, and came near break
ing his neck.
—Pennsylvania has 3350 miles of
railroad, and has one through road from
cast to west.
—There were four inches of snow on
the ground at Wheeling, Va.,on Sunday.
—As good as cardamon seeds: They
make mince pies it: New York with on
ions instead of apples.
—lt is stated that the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company intend
adding two thousand coal cars to their
rolling stock for the ensuing year.-
-There are two directly opposite rea
sons why a man sometimes cannot get
credit: one is because he is not-known ;
the other, because he is.
—Those who are in business the mold
sharp, generally get the most /dm.
—Two thousand births take place, in
London every week, and the sexes are
about epic!.
—Dr. Chapman, of London, is claimed'
to have used an application of ice bags'
to the spine in cases of Cholera with re
markable success. A French physician,
Dr. Boutogue, uses copious draughts of
peppermint, half a cupful every fifteen
minutes, with the addition of a little ruin
and tincture of cinnamon.
—The Danville Iron Compiny, of
Montour county offer to lease their vari
ous iron ore lands contiguous to Bodford,
on condition that the leasees shall invest
several hundred thousand dollars within
six months in the erection of furnaces.
The Bedford Inquirer says twenty fur
naces could not exhaust the supply of ore
iu that vicintity in a thousand years.
—A ]Telco—Quite a melee occured
below stairs, on Saturday evening last
between a vender of fish and molasses,
and a customer from the country—all
about the "high price of Syrup." We
think Lovering:,' subtile essence has
nothing to du with the sweet perfume
known as Phalon's "Night Blooming
eercus." Sold at all drug stores.
—An eminent writer speculates as to the
reason why woman is more respected in the
United States than in any other country.
'Tis.we guess because she deserves to be.
—Not fixed yet—the pavement in Wal
nut street above `t;coontl.
—A bogor marsh in Englama becoming
dry, the people was surprised at the
sight of a square mile of frogs moving
across the country, the old frogs with lit
tle frogs upon their back; and all led by
huge old paddocks, emigrating to the
nearest water.
Bartholomew Corbett, an old man
eighty-nine years of age, father of Ser
geant Corbett, of the United States cav
al-rc. who shot Booth the assassin of
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—The place to get suited is at the off
tablislaueut of E. Worrell &Co. 819 Arch
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Street Philadelphia.
—Godey's Lady's Book and the Colum
bia " Spy" will be sent tet any. address
one year for 84,25.
German Ball given in Odd
Fellows Hall on Monday evening last
was a spirited affair. Lager flowed freely
and all seemed to enjoy themselves
hugely.
—lion. Clement L. Vl'dandingham
has resolved in future to eschew politics,
and-devote his attention to the study of
the Scriptures and imparting his knowl
edge thereof to his benighted constitu
ency in Dayton. He lectured "On the
Bible" in that village on last week, the
first of a F. cries on the same subject.
This is another evidence of the truth of
that immortal couplet:
While the lamp hohl out toburn,
The vi/oit sinner may return."
—The Cleaijiebl Republican says:—
The oil well at Salt Lick has now read - IC(1
the depth of-160 feet, with the finest in
dications of a large strike of oil. Gas in
abundance has been found, and consid
erable quantities of oil have been brought
up by the sand pump.
—One day last summer a young lady
named Vandecar, at Hudson,aceidentally
swallowed a peach-stone. Since that
time she has pined away gradually, and
on November Ist, she die I, to the g eat
grief of her parents.
• —ln boring for oil in Dunkard Town
ship,Green County, Pa., a vein of quartz
was struck containing gold. A nugget
was analyzed in Philadelphia, and found
to contam gold over :20 carats fine. The
vein is three feet thick. People iu the
neighborhood are speculating wildly in
consequence.
—The number of hogsheads of tobacco
sold in Louisville during the year ending
Nov. Ist was 41,175—a decrease of over
19,000 as compared with last year.
—Doing a splendid business—The Sus
quehanna Iron Company. It must go,
with such men as J. G. Hess at its head.
The interview on Nov. 6th of a dele
gation of Baltimore ladies with Presiden t
Johnson, to sue for the pardon of Jeff.
Davis, has resulted in giving us an offi
cial announcement as to what disposition
is to be made of the rebel chieftain and
in showing the entire correctness of the
statements made on Oct. 27 and 28, to
the effect that full preparations had been
made for the trial of Jeff. Davis for the
crime of treason. The President, is
courteously but firmly declining to accede
to the request of the ladies, cipressed his
regret that the importance of the ques- ,
tion to the whole nation necessarily re
strained all private sympathy, and an
nounced that.completc arrangements had
been made for the early legal trial of
Davis according to the taws of the land.
SPECIAL NO ricEs
Let all our Readers know
Thad Cue's filapepsia Cure a ill cerianny en r e the
wlits t cases nt uyspop-ia ut existence, to It 'top pain
after eatinn as soon as you lake it, and it n nio-t
excelled article fur all a iso,uous of the StollllWil nuU
touM elq.
THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET
Orgtok , , for saered tout seettlar music: lurty dtder
eut 1.81•11. .Ellirty- live Gold or
titlver .Medal., or other lirrt ptemititte4 awarded
them Ilitt-t.t:tted 'tLlttiogll.•.+ free. Addre,s
)s .k it ANILIN, lik..on, or
31.1:,0N liltol.llEltti. New York.
, ept. 9,1 y.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CA
tat ill. treated with the utiniat by O r . .1.
ISAACS, ioeult.t and Atlnt+t, (formerly of Lyd.•u,
No - ti Pine 1i.q1.011, .r”-t,-
motlial. Irma the most rebid le souraes in the city
and a inlay VIM Ito seen at Ins °thee. •Phe nimbi's'
faculty are invited to cos:unmany their patient., its
he mis no secret, m Id. pra••ure. Arithebil eye..
uivri ted \litho= pain. No charge made fur exami
nation. mar. IS,'. 5-1 y
Whiskers! Whi.ker.! 1)o you want Whiskers or
Moustaches ? Our Orccian Compound will force
them to grow on the smoothest face or chin, or
hair on bald heads, in :six \Seek•. Price,
Sent by mail anyn here, clo.ely sealed. on receipt of
puce. Addiess, Warner .4. tau., Bus Biookly
N. N.
Feb. 11, ly.
Tut Bata SI. CIMIIIET:, an Essay of Warning and
I ip.triletiOn fur Young nut--publisited by the How
ard association.ittid scut free of charge in sealed
cut elopes. 11,141 ess, Dr. J. :Skil ti n Houghton, llow
ni d .I.soc int ion, Plithidelphiii,
A LECTURE
0 YOUNG MEN.
Jutt P.M4,1 inn roiled ene,lnpr, Prire Six c o rn I.
Lecture on tic arc. '1 reatment and
Cure of spot tiaitorrhroa or Seminal ad:no..., in.
1.011111:Au Esnirt.tons, Sexual Deuthty, and liapod
meat= to mat natio god - Tally. Nei lotoindrti, Cow
•uniption, Ll dleiosy and Fits; Mental and I'a3 - sidil
lardpa.rto . e, reiditing reonl :self Maw., &o. Ily Roil.
J. Cnh Crera all, M. IL. author of the -Loren Book, 'A"
' lll ll 11 11 , 13 3310.1 author of this ranntrable
ekL;lY,ll,lllon.ttate., train a thirty years' sueeeste
ful la.anie.•, that the alarming enn-equenees of
railiisitly emit" without the Mut
germei u.e at internal tileilimne or the. appin anon
of the kntte—p.,inting ntita mode of rule ..t ouch
. 1 1111p11, eertaln, and etletual, Icy a tm iif wh ;eh
ere); sullener, un matt.r What 1134 VOIN.III.IOIIII3ItV he,
11111.} 1•111 . 0 111111,1 f e:leaply, prim ate!', and ra Heal! u
Tins 1.1.:( TI:liE W , ILL I'ItUVE PO.N . I'o
T11 , )17. %ND- , AN D
Kent. ureter soil. in :1 . 111:1111 VIIVCIOpe, to any rtii
fir.'44. poei, on i or AIC Vents, or two pint
.I , lilress ti n : publisher.,
Cllls. J. C. KLINE & CO .
127 :Sew York, I'. O. box. I;Ota.
Jun.' 17, '12.. 1y
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat,
DIM...MATE ATTETTIoN 1.11.1 :MOULT. Ul. crinrKLP.
Ir Al t.nwro To (ONTITUI.,
Irritation of the Lange+, Permanent Throat
eettoa,or an lac enable Lang
L=
Brown's Bronchial Troches
•VINV inetaxr mnrev•v. arre
=M
For Bronch itis,Axt eat(trrh, f ba.qu utp
tire and Throat .144sceiscs.
Altl; USED 'MITI[ ALWAYS (FOOD
succuss.
SINUERS AND PUBLIC srEAKEns
n o, thcf Tror ;es clearing the o.ive when
liken beturo ringing:or Speaking, acid tottering
the throat after nn titinAnal tert:nn of the aor•;d
org tto=. Th • True.iel are reeoiunicri,bal rand pre
l'hysterTh.• and tunic brat te.titrioniabt
n nl 4 . 1131(11 rat into tornnighout the countiy. Being
au nrtiete of true merit, awl prorel their ctn.
en - y by a IPA 01111M1I1Y yearc, each t r.tr I. rids Li/0/11
lit I.OW it, 'Janie:. in Valli/114 parts of the world, nail
the Tr,riere. tu o tanvereally pronounced better than
()Lunn only .'llrown's Bronchial Trorhent:' and ,lo
crt cake any of tile Worthlces !miff:tit', that in.ty ho
iferod.
SAAI every where in the I"nite.i Sit-stet., :In lin 2 7 3 r
eiirn Wii!eriti per bqx. '
DZIEEMM
SEIVINU MACHINES
WIIEELEIR tic WILSON
IS acknowledged to, he the .Lest Family
Sewing Machiaii in use, Morb than
two hundred thousand have already been
sold. levery Machine warranted to give
'satisfaction, or the money refunded. For
sale at the store of Maltby & Case, Locust
Street. Columbia. Pe. •
oct. 21, W. G. PATTON, Agent.
No. 2.4
HOYT, BARBOURS CO.'S SUNNY
Side Tobacco, very cheap by gross at
JOHN FEINDRICIPS.
Front Street, Columbia.
O. 11
PITTSBURG CONGRESS TOBACCO,
sweet and sound, only 7 ets. a plug at
JOHN FEN DRICH'S,
Front Street Colunilna.
PHILAD'A SCALE WORKS.
BANKS, DINMORE dr. CO.
Successors to A. B. Davis 6: Co.,
I V-4 RE .1?00.411S' 417 ARC.II Street
Factory lak and remit' Avenue
MASUF.ICTURERS OF
PATENT STANDARD SCALES,
Suitable for weigh locks,rail road tracks,
depots, coal, hay and live stock.
Patent Parallel Crane Beatil, for weigh
ing Boilers, Casting and other heavy ma
chinery.
Patent Stock House Scales, for Blast Fur
naces.
Hopper Scales, for weighing Grain, indi
cating Bushels and Pounds.
Bank's Improved Bolling Mill and
Union Scares, also, all the various descrip
tions of Dormant. and Portable Platform
Scales. Counter Scales and Patent Beams.
Every Scale Warranted. . .
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Prompt attention given to repairing,—
Send for an Illustrated Circular.
not•. 4, '65.-lc
New Music and Stationery Store.
TB. KEVINSKI,
tf . Begs leave to in Amyl his FrionOs and
the Public that he ha, opened a Music and Station
ery store at
No.:1 \mth Prince street, next door to Fulton Hall,
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Laueaster, Pa.,
Where tie la, on hand a large a..ortment of Music,
3hl-tent Imtt IllnentS nail Stat lottery, suck a, sheet
Blank Ilusie Books and litruetion
PIANOS, 3IELOI)EONS, VIOLINS,
Flutes, Guitars, Banjos, Tamborines. Fifes, Flageo
lets, Ace ordeon., Triangles, Mouth Ilaritioneons,ete.
.11-o Violin, Guitar, Banjo mid V iolineello Sit tags,
Bridge., rail Pieces, Screwy, Guitar. Pegs, Bost n,
Finz.. , r Boards, Muste Desk+, Drum Sticks, etc.
STATIONERY :
Fool cap, Letter, Note, Writing and Billet Paper-,
Envelopes, I'en4, I ilk, Inkvtands.Pen Holders. Paper
Folders, Pencil Sharpeners ' Li astir, Letter Clip:,
13111 Portfol Touris t Cases, NVriting
Oslporn's Water Colors, etc.
Agent for Steinsrayo Celebrated PiIMO.. Mu: deal
In-tin:news. nem ly repture.l.
31n,ie °Mu 041 mice a week.
Mu.4ie -ent by mail anywhere, free of p ,-tage, on
fp..NIA of price.
MEM!
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
MOUNT JOY. PENN a.
ALEX. D. REESE, Proprietor
FIRS'T .186' A CCUMMOD A 770..V.V.
The Choicest Liquors at the liar.
Oct. 7th, ly.
WROUGHT :SCRAP IRON
The Su !Hanna Iron Co. will pas•
the highest c.4l4ai 'wive fitr wrought serap
iron. delivered ut' their mill, Columbia,
Lancaster CO., Pa.
Sept. 23, 'O3-t r.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
MITE Columbia hank will receive money
on deposit, and pay interest therefor,
at the rate or 4 per cent. for six months,
and 5a per vent. for twelve months.
SAMUEL SHOCH,
Cushier.
(let. 14, •65.-tf.
(71_11AND OPENING.—Mrs. Miller
Oauntner intend opening their
Ladies' Restaurant and Oyster Saloon this
evening, at their residenee,one door above
the Betteview llouse,Eront street. Oysters
will be served to every style, at shortest
possible maim.. The public are invited to
give them a trial.
ELIZABETH. MI L LER,
CAT 1 LA RINE ONUNTNER,
Nov. 4. Ist.
GOLDEN MORTAR DRUG STORE
11. B. PARRY, Successsor to
JUSTUS GRAY & CO.
FROYT STREET, COLUMBIA, PA
PERFUMER 1' IND CO HE TI CS.
urunlcrt Toilet Paste as Enamel white
12 Virgin Wax of Antilles, Email De
Paris. Also a carefully selveted stuck of
nrnga, Medicines, Perfumery. Soaps and
Fancy articles at
nirry's Golden Mortar Drug Store,
Front St., Columbia, Pa.
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Parry's °e'en ted Dentifrice.
colt CLEANSING and PRESERVING
the Teeth, hardemm , the gums, and re
moving all Tartar artd Scurf from the
teeth, completely arresting the progress of
decay, im ad cleansing the parts as have al
ready heeittne black by decay. For sale
at Parry's Golden Mortar Drug Store,
Front St., Columbia, Pa.
oct. 14, Nl5
HENRY . HARPER,
ab) STREET,A
PIMA DELP 11 Lk,
IntlekcP,
Eb: Jilt-dry,
Si7rcr Mire,
and superior Sib er Plated Ware.
Nov. 1 Iw
Lathes' Fancy Furs !
JOHN FARIERA'S
OLD ESTABLISLIED FUR MANUFAC
TORY, 718 Arch Street, above 7th, Phila.
lAVE NoW sTORE OF „MY own
Importation ahil. Manutlictute, ono of
the largest and must beautiful seelections
of
P.A.:TCY FURS
for Ladies' and Children's Wear, in the
City. Also a Mtn assortment of Gents fur
GLOVES AND COLLARS
I tun enabled to dispose of my goods at
very reasonable prices,and I would solicit
a call from my friendsof Lancaster county
and vicinity.
Remember the name,number and street,
JOHN PARIERA,
718 Arch st reet, :Moro 7th, south side,
Philadelphia.
I have no Partner nor (tonneetion with
my other Store in Philadelphia.
:•irpt. :30
FURS. FURS. FURS.
WDOLESA.LE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES OAKFORD & SON'S
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
Have now open their large and splendid
stock of
Ladies' Fur Cais st, t`ol btu,
Cum.
Wares,
Aral floods.
Also the finest assort.T.ent of Fancy Fur
Robes, Cups, Munlers,ann Glover; ever be
tnre offered by them, nit of which are war
ranted to be ik-4 represented.
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taskijlltlrC'MiTAS 1865 . ' --
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od front the city a choice stock of these eel
brated clocks. The best, rn..test and FALL SEASON - -
. s. .
prettiest Yunke.o Clock warranted for two
years. aug..2.0, _
mull:
6t. BROTHERS' HALDEBILITS 'STORE &
SUPER4O.4 _
R - s - a - c
-e - r Phited Ware at
E. SPERING'S
Cheap Jewelry Store..
Aug. 26,
THE CELEBRATED I X L CUTLERY,
Geo. WostholW, A. No. 1, at
E. SPERUNG'S
Jewelry Store.
aug. 2
pATENT HINGE BACK ALBUMS
Altemns t Co's. Patent Hinge Back Al
bums, the best album made' Caßau,d ex
amine at
H. SP ERLW'S
aug. 26. Jewelry Store.
NT, MYST ICLEOF W.A.T.ERIALL Combs
.I_ll
at
E. SPERING'S
aug. 20, Jewelry Store.
BOOTS At SINOES.,
_FOR the best Boots, go to
13reitentan's, ♦C. King.
For the best Women's shoes, go to
Brenemun's. W. King street
1.3 r the bast Children's shoes go to
Brenetnan's, W. King street
For the most comfortable fit go to
llreneman's, W. King street
For work that will not rip, go to
lirenetuan's, W. King street
For Boots that will not let in water, go to
Brenemaris, W. King street
If in want of Boots and Shoes, go to
Brenetnan's, W. King street
Everybody in the country go to
Brenenian's, opposite Cooper's Hotel,
Oct. 2S, Lancaster, Pa
Trish Linens, Table, Diaper, Da mask,
1 Toweling, &e., a good assortment at low
prices, at 1. 0. Bruner's.
(LI beetings all widths and heavy tint/leach
-I.D ed Muslias, one yd wide at 40 cts., also
CLeelts, Tiekings, &c., for sale by S. 0.
Bruner, Front st.
All Wool Dehcincsm, French NI erenocrs,
Ladies Cloaking, all colors at Bruner's
New More.
A ' pacas, good quality at 50 cts. and now
style Detattles, from :11 to 40 ets. at, I.
O. Bruner's.
rialicues from 20 lu 35 cts. of all the dif-
V Fermat makes, and Lancaster Ging
hms Jur 37i ets. at Bruner's.
il Cloths, Table Covers, Windows
V Winds &e., fur sale scup at Bruner's,
root street.
r.c.es best quality Italm..ral skirts at
B
. 1. 53.75,a150 good II:amoral skirts at :;$3.00
and hoop skirts of all kinds at Bruner's
ed, yellow, white and blue mixed
it Flannels Irma 45 to Wets., at Iltruner's
new store.
1n d u rsh r 14, Drawers, Blankets, very
1..-/ cheap, at Bruner's, Feunt street.
•
New (totals of all the latest styles receiv
ed daily, and sold at small prorits, for
cash only, at 1. 0. Bruner's.
I.7lttglish, Fruneh ancl American cloths
ILI and cassimers of all 9 utilities, also
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and Sittinetts, at
Bruner 's new store.
entember the plave liar the best, goods
_LA/ at the lowest prices is 23ruttver. new
store, Front street.
oet. 28, 11. S.
I. (L HESS,
Tronsu rep
C 0 L
SELDEN & CO.
IHIMACEIIII JEMMIES,
27 COT: RTLAN DT ST., NEW YORK
300,000 WA TCHES.
CHINS,
COLD PENS, PENCILS,
TATOTLTI-I. $.500,0001
TO 111.; SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH
WITIIOUT REGARD TO VALI.TR.
A:S I) NOT •ro in: PAID us•rxL voi: KNOW
W 11AT YOU WI I. I. It ECEI VD,
NPlended List of articles,
All to 1,0 sold for One Dalin?* I:aen,
:no 1J:1.1 , 11001 Hunting co-." (1 undies, SSJ to 4150
:Ulu Lad)es' Gold and 11.t.'.1 Case l) weld.;'
1 . 7.)
Au° t_....at's 11101dt - 13 Luse t:i0,...r 55 atelo.o., 35 . 3)
201 In. cls ltin .'s.
e )0•' 100
3,01'0 (told Vest otte:s.ull. ('hu'u-, 10. di
00 . ..4 . 61
3,01,01; 1 1d in :111 Bond 11rorekus, 4 " 8
4,000 I hosed 1.01.1 llnieelet•, 5 " 10
88) ( luttalanie l'lntins and Guard Fliains 6'• 21
Om... Solitaire tuttl Gold Brunches. 4 " 10
2,0 0 Lava and 1'101(.111111e lirottelles, 4 . 6
2,11011 Coral, Gpal, aini Emerald Itt ouebe I 4 . N
2,0 u Nlositie, Lava, A. I.lorontitte.E.lr lirops, 4 " 8
4,500 l'oloo,. /1 . ,111 and Emerald Ear Mops, .1 . 6
4,0. ti altturunt Inaniund 1 , 31,-4 Pins, 250 " 1))
3,00.11..0.1 Fob and Vest Wutelt lion. 3 5. " 8
1,11 0 Eol, and Vest 1:11.1...in Slidee, 3" 10
4,0.11 Set. S1e••11. Buttons, :studs. ete, 3" 8
:1,111811.01ti Thimbles, reneil, et .. 4 " 7
0,1101 AI in:ante Lueltets, 5. 8
40.00 An:ltal.:le 1.....1......15-31ogie Sprtn7, 3 . 211
on), (told 'loot lipo•l.s; rise 5.... , 0 ... 2. 1 )
o.ll'l 1 1.1111 )oill.l 1:1111:`, 4 " 11
:0/0 .1.;1., .I 1.01 I 1(1,44... 4 . 11
711) at in, set uel ...tguet lan:-, 2511. 111
11.111.11.:Iii11.1111iil 1.111111o.1() 01.1 g.. 2 . 10
7,..1111,et0 1.41t11e.,..it,1("i1'.1—..1.21 .111 111041, fp.' 1.1
11.111111 sods I.adies' newelly - a .1e0,1'..311 a.it..A. '•11
,-, 16 ) todd P. its, sill,. Extensi ,t.-fluid dry
alllll I',ll 11, 4 " 10
11, 1 0. 1 0 .1.1 Fel. , .t. t .l 1;t4.1 'Mounted Holders, 3 - n
:.,..n, own Pelts and Emenoon-Hullers, 6•' lo
..,,0.01,..1111.•1 C.,,,) 'll anti DI inking Clii,.s 5., 51
1,1001 Silver l'adels, 15" 40
2,000 Silver I'l Hit a.d Cake 135 kets, 10 " i 0
era 0021:5
I.0:11 Dozen Silver Teo Spoons, 00 10 020
1,0 0 "
.. " 1 tilde 0p.....as and Forks. 20 ' 100
... .. . . - ..
Cert ifieats naming each article and its
Value, are placed in Sealed Envelopes,
which are well mixed. One of these En
velopes,containing the Certificate or Order
for some Article, (worth at least one dol
lar at. retail,) will be sent by maid to any
address. without regar Ito "choice, on re
ceipt of ::1 Cents. The purchaser will see
what Article it draws, and its value, which
may be from One to Five Hundred Dol
lars, and can then send One Dollar and re
ceive the Article named, or any other on
the list of the same value and after seeing
the article, int does not give perfect satis
faction, we desire it to be
paid
re
turned and the amount paid will be re
funded.
By this mode we give selections from
a varied stork of fine goods, of the best
make and latest styles and of intrinsic
worth, at a nominal price, while all have
a chance of securing articles of the highest
value.
In all cases we charge forwarding the
Certificates, postage and doing the busi
ness, the sum of Twenty-live cents, which
must be enclosed in the order. Five Cer
tificates will be sent for $1 ; eleven for 42 ;
thirty for tr, ; sixty-live for 4510 ; one hun
dred for ;315.
Z.S..Parties dealing with us may depend
on having prompt returns, and the article
drawn will be immediately sent to any ad
dross by return mail or express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed In all
eases.
%Vrite your name, Town, County and
State plainly, Mill tuldreem.
:OILMEN & 0.
• Courtlamit street,
fluty =O, him, Nest• York.
prime Oysters at from seventy-five cents
to Two (Jolters per I dred served to
families in all parts of the Borough, at 0,
Stingie's Ito staurunt In Locust mt., between
Second and Third, next door above George
Tines Store.
I nov.
&C., atC
Manner of distribution,
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS !
410DFRRY STINGLE
Established 1815. "
OLD STAND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS
WE HAVE NOW DISPLAYED, AND
offer to our customers I,And the public, a
very extensive assortment of chokie fab
rics in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
CA.RPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS AND
Our Departments are all full, and wo
will offer throughout the season u 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 Now 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 Strect. above Front.
Elegant Designs and Choice Makes in Im
ported :::taple.
DRESS GOODS.
Exionine and priceour FRENCH Mlift-
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 S Winter Cloaks,
SELCQUILS AND CIRCULARS,
From low priced to some very handsome
goods, are now ready fur the inspection
of the public.
Pay a visit to the cloak r•rom at
lIALDEMANS'
HALDEMAN'S
Have now displayed and ready for inspec
tion their
FALL STOCE.
A visit to their establishment is invited
CLOTHS SL CASSIMERES,
Fon
Bien and Boys,
Our stoett of these goods embrawes nll
well known & best makes. Well selected
STYLE AND VARIETY,
To gether with all the desire:title medium
grades which we are detertni tied to sell at
prices Cho very lowest at
HALDEMAN'S
GENTS'
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' FultNisirisc; GOODS,
than ever before kept in C01111111)01. For
new and pretty goods call at
HALDEMAN'S
-
HOOP SKIRTS,'
The greatest invention:of 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
• H It LDEMANS'
HALDEDIAN'S
Having reduced their stock to the very
lowest point during tho past season, their
PRESENT PURCHASES
Enable them to offer an entire new stock of
goods.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
HALDEMAN'S,
Locust Street,
Above Front,
COLUMBIA, PENN'A.
Latest Arrival.
TELE Subscriber has just returned front
Philadelphia with a large and.well sei oct ,
ed stock of
MUGS,
MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFS,
PERFUMERY.
• 'FANCY ARTICLES:
-, s eha n kbe would call the attention of the.
eitizows,Qf. Columbia cud vicinity. Ili,
stock of,
PAIENT MEDICINES,
will bo found equal, if not superior, to unr
in the'placit,. embracing all the standura!
remedies, together with several, never be
fore intro iduced to the people of Columbia..
Amoug: his list of
iIANC3r .ELIMICIMS
will he found all:the latest novelties, in
hisline of business.
He has also renewcd.his stock of
and fixtures at the-lowest market
to which ho would. call the- especial ut"
tention of the public..
The attention of houskeepers is called to,
a. fresh lot of pure and reliable
SPICES,
Flavoring Extracts, Corn Starch, Farina,
Baking Soda and a number of other articles..
used for culinary purposes.,
I and see, before purchasing else
where, at
aug. 26, 'O5.
QIJEENSIVARE
PHREANERS RHOIRIEMORS'.
Til"preparation, used in connection.
with Phreaner's Laxative Pills, as a.
specific for that distressing disease—the
Piles has just lx en received ut the Drug
Store,of
No. 26
EG AILS CALLED SPANISH SIX1:10t.
warranted to be made or Cuba 4: Ha
vana scraps, only $l,OO per hundred,
JNO. FEN
Front:4:: eet, Columbia, Pa.
Sept. 23,
No. 1
VERY CHEAP GOOD SAVYTOIIIO,
eu at 73 els. per lb ut
JOl-1 N FF , 'NDRICIPS;
Front St., Coln!!! bin, hi.,
No. 2
BEST SWEET TWIST TOBACCO IN
Lancaster County, only t)O cts. a lb. at
.101-1 Y FES DILICII'S,
Front Street, Columbia, Pa.
No. 3
GUT AND DRY SMOKING TOBACUO
only 5u ets, per lb., warranted eta ut
all lead at
No. 4
CUT AND DRY No. 2 SMOKING W
bacco, .10 els. per lb. This is only what
tUu UreVcrIIIIICIIt I.:IX is. Bought below
April Ist, Pstis, ut
J OLIN FENDIIICIFS,
Front St., colunktia.
MANEFAC"Ft: a En AND DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, ate...
ALL styles and varieties of Met,l.loy's,
Ladies, Misses' and Children's wear.
WE MANUFACTURE TO ORDER,
and keep constantly on hand, a stock of
ready-mode work, which we warrant to
give stti-datction.
Hate, Caps, Straw Goods, &c,
full assortment of the latest style 4, al
w•ays kept on hand.
Our •vaole time and attention is devoted
to our business, hence we 11.1*0 better alllo
to give our customers sutiscaetion, Tau
Public atre respectfully invited to call and
examine our stock.
col.. p.m t and I, , wast Stroot4.
Cora., nov. 4, 'l;5
No. 20.
COWL'. SNUFF, SOUND AND (Molt
K.) only 70 centm
JOHN FEN MUCH'S.
Front St., Columbia.
PUBLIC N.LL! or• VALUABLE
Rcpt Estate.
By virtue of an order of the Orphan.
Court of bane aster County will he sold at
public sale at the Public House of Jacob
S. Miller, in the Borough of Columbia on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2.5 th 1565,
at 7 o'clock. P. M. all that• valuable tract
or piece of ground in West Ilemptield twp.
on the Columbia At Marietta Turapike,ron
taining one acre mare or /leas, curd
thereon a Two Story frame dwelling Ilonw
and other improvements. Hydrant in the
yard ; also line vineyard, containing
large n 111 l ber of choice grape vines. Till ,
property is now used us a Toll !louse by
the columbia ,V Marietta Turnpike Road
Company.
./.It-Ternis cash April 1,
when deed will be made and possession
given. B. A. I'oTTBELL, )
J. P. ClYrill ELL, S F..x . 'rs of
J. D.COTTR ELL,
J.W.Cottrell.
Nov. 444
----__ • • .• -
I , IT ANTED.-A woman to clean and
keep in order two offices. For Mica ,
motion apply to the offiee of the Reading
4.f: Coln in Ina Rail road Con pony.
nov. 4,41 t,
MECCA OIL WORKS,
:26 Market street, Pittsburg, Pa.
ATANUFACTURERS OF THE BEST
.111. quality of oils for machinery, station
ery engines, locomotives, Rolling Mills.
Railroads, saw nulls, dour
Illuminating Oils,
Our long and extensive experience in
manntlicturing Machinery oils, enable its
to present an article to the public of very
superior quality. We guarantee it ,
ix
without grit, and will not congeal in the ,
coldest weather, gum or heat, and being
equal in all its qualities to No. 1 Lard, or
Sperm Oil.
'XS-Orders may be left at this office.
oct. 7„65-tf
No. 14.
GAIL St AX'S, BIG LICK SMONISG
Tobacco, very cheap, only 75 cents it,
at JOUN FENDRICITS ,
Front St., Columbia.
No. 13
VIRGINIA CAVENDISH TOBACCO,
sweet and sound, only 66 ets per lb. at
JOHN FENDRICH'S
Front Street, Columbia. _
No. 16.
QMOKING. TOBACCO IN BARRELS .
kJ or half Barrels, nt old prices, at
JOHN F.LNDRICH S,
Front St.. Columbia._
Buy Your Clothing of
HENRY RICZ.
rp II E SUBSCRIBER WOULD
1 call the attention of the citi sick Co
lumbia and. vicinity to his larg or
Niuunr-mszon amorztirso ,
Embracing every variety of style aad ma
terial suitable tor the season. They
it"
mude - of the best material and in tho most
fathionable style.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Shirts, Searfs, , Neck Ties, ,Snspeederr,
Handkerchiefs Hosiery, &c. Asp
of these goods always kept on hand.
of
Also,
Roots, Shoes. Hats and CA'LIT: o f
Which we have a well selected Mac'
which we offer at cheap rates.
TRUNIES, CARPET BAGS,
and Valises of all styles,are sold cheaper.
than city prices. My goods are all be
for cash and I offer them at cheaper rat" ,
for cash,than any other store, cal and ae•
St d ,
o. 1, Wolf's Row, Front St, Celumhi n.
Columbia, Nov, 11, 1/45,
COAL OIL LAMPS
It. WILLIAMS,
Front Street
R. WILLIAMS
JOHN FENDRICIFS,
Front Street, Columbia, Yn
JACOB S. SNYDER,
CO..IIEI?.F'ORD & CO.,