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Sgurday. Dec. 23,. 1865
talenisetnent+, to secure linmed,ate insertion
;11 t.st 1.1.3 itl 011 Ile Tian . Any evening
molt ,ieveti.
A. short time ago we called upon the
houoral.ly discharged Soldiers to form a
Soldier's League, so as to cmitie them to
tie ma nd what i, justly duo them, that is,
that they given tLc luerative r,ositions
pow held by MC 11 who ticker went forth 1
to meet as Clemy. As 3ez 0' thing I r las
bc.ee. done. •• Individual effort is useless
1.11; a Art . ll ePt:,blishefl e,u binarion. rei.-
02-entinu nearly one million of freemen
who bared their bo: , ,,tus to the fi:-e of the
cuetny, and ri•-ked their lives that the
n,tt;en might love. will he en titled"to con
t.l,ll wield an influence that
1% ill be a sun.; that their riL7ho,
w ii; re,pe ,, tl.; I aul tiy:r
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12e,olee 1, That :dl papers Pi rolltril oat the e. unury
fl,o.fi.‘ 1 • t / 0111'0.1010 Le lopa-sted LI 4:00 tlas pllte
he.ty.
r•rqati nml
,0"..0rs now tornr...l or f osining, he and the same are
ur:en.l • re(' it ictl tii iI 3 theiruno ,qt enaenvorl to
•.•• !tire the 1 . :1,0“on of rJpreeentatiN en in their
Let tl , e returned ~o :diers of Columbia
go to week, organ:ze and I,end a delegate
to the Convention to attend to their in
terests. It inteiests all, especially those
who have been crippled in defence of
their country. Other towns arc organiz•
ing aad making arrangements to be rep
resented and we think Columbia should
not he behind, as she his a great many
veterans in her midst. Go to work hays,
organize and help secure an equalization
of the bountie.i.
The News ,
-The credentials of the members elect
from Louish.na and or B Johnsen Bar
iymr, et' Virginia, were received and re- ,
furred. resolution in itructing the 1 Will the French Hun From Mexico.
The news from Mexico continues to
Committee oa Elections ter inquire into
be interesting notwithstanding it is in
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the case of lienjamiu G. Harris, a mow- definite. The Imperial forces are evacu
ber fr. m Maryland, who had been con- ating one State after another, for the
vineed and sektmeed by a court martial
, purpose of concentrating, for a final de.
Tn. aets of disloyalty-, and report what
cisive battle. An Imperial defeat would
action they think the House should take
of course be utterly ruinous to Maxi
in the premises, Wafi passe I. A resulu
miliau—rendering him unable to retrieve
tier instructing the Military and Naval
such a disaster. Defeat, however to the
Committee to inquire whether any im-
Liberals could scarcely be regarded in
provements can be made in the course of
the same light. The restless spirit of
study at West Point and the Naval :le.l
- Mexicans would remain, even if eon
was also pas-el; a bill authorizing
quered. to render Maximilian's occupan-
Lily steam railreal company to carry
of the throne very unpleasant and un
passengers, trooys, mails, 6:r
' from, one
, certain. Events are following each oth-
State to another. was piv-Quu; a resolution
er very closely, in Mexico, and it is not
pray:din - 4 proviling rel. a select coot. 1
t unlikely that the effort of the French to
mittee of nine on Inhters and mining was
sou !tier
and hold the Government of
a ' l) P ted. " nnillnent3 l that country, will result in a failure as
to the resolution providing
r " a t, e'r l P" - I sudden as that which attend the efforts
rare aljoarnment Nva., not coneurrel in.
of the slave-holders of the Southeru
The committee on the Judiciary reported j states,
to break up the American Union'
a resolution prapasing to the State'Le
and destroy the National Government
laturesan amendment to the Constitution
.provitlitiz against the assumption either j thereof: Maximilian in Mexica, in one
by the General or the State Government
same may be regarded as leading a divi
sion of the rebel army which gave our
of the contracted to aid the rebel
a,overnmeut so touch trouble during the I
lion. It Was passe I—yeas 110, nays 1t .
last four years, and it is now a question I.
A resolution, instructing the same com
with Congress whether Grant should be
mitten to inquire what legislation was ,
necessary to enforce the freedom of those I sent to conquer and destroy that force
as he did. all other forces of the rebellion.
mentioned in the proclamation of March The Mexican people themac i ve3 may
3, 1:3(35, was passed.
render such action on the part of our
The Ullitel S:ates Senatmon Welnes- •
Government unnecessary; but should
d ty, passel the 11;m:e resolution fur the
the y
fail in doing so, the vindication of
payment of ;:325.901) to Mrs. Lineuln.l
''
Arson; OIL! a
principle vitally affecting our national
I
ctitiml3
presented were existence, trill demand of the National
se‘erd from citizen; of Massaelin-etts,
• Government some prompt action in the
New Yurli, Miss:Airi, Ohio, Indiana,
p rutnEEC:.--Ilarristury Targraph
uokN(.:37 Jer3cy and aiking
fir the appoluttneist of Previsional GYV
eruor over the States lately in rebellion.
the guarantee of the rights of all loyal
citizens of these State;, eafranchisement
and elnallty before the law.
Thc .: 1, -Ge of against Spain is
warmly Nee)nded by other South A.rneri
c.‘n • , rnntr.:ut ;. The Clnliaus rep . ulsed
a 13:`1•111 b,3 . 7 of Spaniards seeking to land
udt., and the
7 laiL:th nierel;
Britit , l; aid .s.,;.tin-t Ni,Ce. L. , , -r;, in new
exoeeted to second noir. Ties rel,ehieu
in Columbia is ended.
When the Sheoancloah was
R . Lire r1 , 091,f , ..) 77y•Une rontnrs•:;,n, k
found OU Ir,th three enerptiuli,
thy w , :rc Liverpu und
London.
Seeraary S.:war,/ aeut to 1 ..; ..pveruur
Jolinsoa of Georgia, a letter relinling
him from Lfllos, and a nimsage to the
new Governor, Loth similar to those ieut
to Alabama .
California has officially announced its
raffle:aim) of the amsoduicut.
The town (.1" Thomism - P.le, Georgia has,
bean ptut. un ler martial hr.v, the proper
antliatit:43 being una,',le to rroteet the
ei-irtnm and t, preveut the atsastimition
:t iniaraaad Stater- so!dicr..
New Modelif Extinguishing Fires.
Even the greatly filar roic4 add highly
efficient steam fire engine, which is the
most valuable . auxilliary r a tan has yet
brought :o his aid in the contest with
the devouring flames . , is likely to be su
perseeded by a new agent, which is
thus described by a foreign print, which
also gives the particulars offeveralsearch
big trials in which the extinguisher came
off victorious.: We hope so valuable an
invention will suon find its way to our
stores.
EDITOR
"Tliii. it: nothing 1110ine than the dis.
icovers of the fact that the water charged
1 with ten times its weia . h,t of carbonic acid
is a complete extinguisher to fire. The
compound is cheaply made and used with
facility, being put into a s=ll reservoir,
which a man carries easily on his back
to any place required, without more
hinderauce to active exertion than caused
by carrying an ordinary knapsack. Ar
rived at the place of action, all that the
fireman has to do is to turn a cock and
direct the jet by means of a flexible tube
and mouth piece upon the fire, the ma
chinery inside giving the power of a
force pump capable of throwing a jet
forty feet high. The material is as m
les life, health or property as an.or.
dinary seidlitz powder,is ready for instant
use, and the longer it has been store 1 iu
the ves.el th.. were effective it is in
ESSE
"The idea i. believed to have origins
fed with a Mr. An In. of Liverpool,
EnglanJ, who has also inveotod the ma•
chinos fur rising it otnotually, and insti-
tuted numerous experiments with them
in the presence of the tlwn authorities
of Liverpool, London, and other places."
The English papers speak of the in
vention as meeting with great favor, the
patentee being in receipt of numerous
orders. The Oldham Chronic/6 , says :
"We understand that several eminent
shipping houses have ordered a supply
of these portable fire engines fur their
vessels. The engines range in price
from .f. 2. 12s. Gd. to 1:1- 10s., increasing
in price lOs. accordinu to s:ze and
pacity ; and the cost of the 'charge' in
creases at the rate of Is for c?.AI addition
to the size of the engine. It is very clo
g:mt in shape, and might easily be man
ufactured in styles that would adapt it as
an ornament either to the dining or draw
ing room, and thus confer upon every
private family of moderate means the in
estimable blessing of security from one
of the greatest calamities that can befall
them, a disastrous and fatal fire."
Tut: ne - rtvurv, ability and regard for
the welfare of the country displayed by
Congress from the commencement of the
session have favorably impressed the
wlmle nation. There is a life, spirit and
a desire to accomplish useful endscvinced
in the proceedings at the Capitol which
every patriotic citizen will readily recog.
nize and applaud. The u:ti era, when
Ssnamis and Congressmen spout must of
their time in discussing new measure.; to
rivet the chaints of slavery on four mil
lions of 'mutat, Wings, has passel awny
forever and the complete establiihnieut
of freeflumu throwrilout the Republic,
ani the promotion of tLe common welfare
•o 1 :tll it , citizens, arc now the great
stami..r I considt.-ation.—
I p
_Printars beat the Dutch and every
body else but their wive,. We one
in the l'eess olUce wlto.iu the las: twelic
months, has practiced law, preached the
Gospel, run a side-show to a circus, kept
a singing school. ruu away with a man's
wife and. two children, practiced utedl.
eine, Leen agent for a concert troupc,and
I clerk cu a steauthoat. lie has now re
! termed, and settle I down to a legitimat e
business—that of sticking type. We'll
make a man of hint 5.1t.-11,:m.
—An iron-clad fleet is to be construct
ed for the Prussian Government.
—Good—The Coatesville Station
annually yields the Penna. It. It. Cu.,
the sum of 5173,348,04.
—The Fcnians in this country arc
getting out bonds; their brethren in Ire
land are getting- into bondage.
—A good looking female is under ar
rest in Parkersburg, l'a., for marrying
four military officers.
—The French papers tell of the bap
tismal dress of an infant iu Paris, on
which the embroidery and lace cost $lB,-
WU.
—The work of reconstruction is going
On admirably in Richmond. They have
just commenced building au immense
lager beer brewery.
—ln Sun Francisco there is a large
woolen manufactory where all the labor
ers employed, excepting the overseers,
are Chinese,
merchant, who started business a
few years ago in New York, with a eapi
tal of $169,000, was recently admitted to
the almshouse as a pauper.
—The physicians of Paris say: that
one of the best preventatives of cholera
is rum mixed with tea. One house sold
no less than 3)0 puncheons of rum in a
week.
—The 11ev. Wm. 11. Milbourn, a min
ister of the Methodist Clhureh,and known
as the "blind man eloquent," will soon
take Episcopal orders from Bishop Ilop
kins, of Vermont.
—Eleven thousand dollars have been
appropriated by the Boston Common
Council, for the erection of a monument
to the memory of the soldiers and sailors
of that city who died during- the late
war.
—There nothing left, of the apple.
trce under which Gen. Lee surrendered.
but a red hole in the ground, and it is
feared that unless the hole is fenced in,
that also will be removed by curiosity
seekers.
—The following threat was made use
of the other day by an excited pitilist:
"I'll twist you round your own throat
until there is nothing left of you but the
extreme ends of your shirt collar sticking
out of your eyes." His opponent left.
—The single men iu Elizabeth, N. J.,
arc each assessed one dollar more than
the married men, as poldtax. Consider
ing the high price of caliel and baby
fixings generally, the bachelors sly)ald
not, grumble.
iI=ME!!
MitariaCand igtiortiptuesqus;
Splendid skating on the river.
—Snyder says that butchering is dear
work, as it costs $8 to slay two hogs.
"Merry Christmas" and the Spy
for one year, is our greeting to all. i
—Speaker Colfax is engaged to marry
Miss Bross, of Chicago.
--The eTher in tt ciuntry paper in
Wisconsin, says that he telt called upon
to publish 'Father Lewis' sermon on the
"Locality of Hell," as it was a coostion
in which nearly ali his readers were
deeply interested.
—A conductor out West recently do
mantled two tickets of the Siamese twins,
who were riding on the train, but the
twins insisted they were one, and as the
conductor could nut eject one witncut
the other, he had to let them pass.
—The manufacture of silk w•as more
than one thousand years in travelling
into England from the shores of Bos
phorus. It had been practiced four
huLdred years in Italy before it crossed
the Alps.
--The most extensive brewery in the
world is at Duldiu,lreland. It employs
:PIO men. It turns Out about 15,000
hogsheads of beer per day. Each work
man is allowed a quart per day. The
brewery was started in 11S9.
—The body of Captain Henry Wirz,
who was executed in Washington some
time ago, arrived in this city by the
Richmond, Fredericksburgand Potomac
Rti'road, on Monday afternoon on its
way South.—Richmond Enquirer.
—Fair and fashionable Young Ameri
ca has installed l'halun's 'Night Bloom
ing Cereus" as a specialty in all its draw
ing•ruomis, dressing rooms, and boudoirs.
It is well. Beauty should breathe a fta
:,rant atmosphere, and Nature, in all her
has no richer perfume than this.
Sold everywhere.
—A tall follow persisted in standing
during a performance, much to the an
uoyauec of an audience, and was repeat
cify requested to sit down, but would
not, when a voice from the upper gallery
called oat: "Let him alone, honey; he's
la tailor and he's restiay himse/i" lle
immediately squatted.
—Boy with ragged trousers and rim
less chip hat, runs into Parry's store with
a dipper in his hand: •• Doctor, mother
sent me down to this shotteacry pop
quickern's blazes, eoz bub's sick as the
dickens with the pipen chox, and she
wants a 61111)1°11111 of pollygollie in this
tipper, coz we bedn't but a Bottle handy,
and kiut pup's gut the bine ;Titters in't.
Got any?"
Duel in Liqierpool.
The Liverpool Daily Post vouches for
an extraordinary. duel story. An Ameri
can, seeing a Liverpool merchant in a
public room, with a following piece in
his hand, -gue , sed" he was a Fenian.—
The Liverpool merchant repliA, "I am
a 13yal Irish subject of our gracious
Queue, and f despise Fcnianism and
Feniars." "Then you despise me," re
joined the stranger. "I don't know you
sir; but if' you are a Fenian or a Fenian
leader, I have no respect for you."—
Upon that stranger, stating that he was
a Fenian General, very filthily insulted
the merchant, and hum diately after
ward found himself lying stunned upon
the floor, from the effects of a good
knock-down' blow. A duel was 1.11% . re
sult. It was fought in a field near Liver
pool last Thursday—a London merchant
actin g as second; and the "Fenian gene
, ral" was slightly wounded- Names are
given, and Ow Liverpool Po-t aA*ures its
readers that it kno..vs the, f• t. , ,ry to be
I true.
S - OTIOgs,
Cqc's Dyspepsia Cure,
There is no need of any one's having the dyspep ,
sin, for it has been demonstrated beyond fear of
contmdietion that Coe's' Dy-pepsla Cure will cer
tainly cure it. Ctinstipatiou, the most proliflecause
unit . health, •is surely cured by the Cure. Sick
headache, cramps, pains or cold in eiti4er stomach
or bowels, instantly yield to its power.
ITCH ! ITCH ! ITCH !'
Scratch! Scratch Scratch!
Wheaton's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch in 48 Bonn.
Also cures Salt Rheum, lileere„ Chilblains, and all
Eruptions of the Skin.
By sending' t cents to 'WEEfa & POTTER, Sole
Agents, 170 Washington St.. liastoli, Nasii., it will
be r.mwarded by mall, /1,1, ol postage, to any port al
the Unita,' States.
6Cpl. 23,
Editor of the Spy, Dear Sir: With your permis•
slam. 1 a ish to say to the rea tyre of your p.tper, that
Ina! send, by return mail, to all a tto east' it, (flee)
a recipe, it all fall directions fir ntaking and using
a simple Vegetable Balm, that oat ettectuttlly re
move, in ten der., Itanpie.., blotches, tan, freckles.
and all impurmes of Ina loving the 5 . 1110
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
1 aid also mall tree to a lic-e havintt Bald Heads.
rind Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start it foll,growth of Luxur
iant Bair, W husk era, or It 3/ tthtticli,inle , :s than thirty
days.
All applications answeted by rct urn mail without
charge. Respect filly yout
TllU:s 14 C..IAVMAN, Chemist,
8.11 Broada ay, Now York.
a. ct c. no:. 1,-Cm
THE MASONS lIAMLIN CABINET
Organs, for sootod mid secular tweet:: forty
$-Q to :OAP •h. of
S.lser Medals, or other tit.t premiums owiirdod
them. Illu-trated Catalogues flee. Address.
HAMLIN, This.on, or
31.trkiN York.
.cpt. 9, lc.
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DEAFNESS,.BLINDNESS AND CA.-
lair'', treated nail the utmost success, by Dr. J.
ISAACS, ucali , t and Auri,i, (Mt teeny of Lyden,
Holland,) No 'it) Pine Street, 're,te•
menials trail] the nie-t teltub , esource , to the city
and o 'Linty set he seen at his Unice. medical
faculty are turned to accompany their patients, as
lie :• a n no secrets in his pnixtice. Srttdc•t:d eyes,
asezted without. pain. No charge made Mr exami
nation. mar. 18, '‘.s-ly
Whiskers! Whishers! Po you wont Whisker; or
Moustaches Our ibireemn COMpOULICI will force
them to gime on the smoothest trive or chin, or
hair On bald heads, in nix Price, 51.00.
Sent by mad anyii here. closely seeled, on ieeeipt of
price. .I.l.lless, ‘V.it our en., Dos 1.;:, Ihookl2. n,
N. N.
Feb. 11, ly.
TUE BRIDAL CII‘NIDER, all Essay of Warning and
Incts uction for Young b ell—pul,t shed by this How
ard As,ociation, and sent frosi of chat ge its sealed
envelopes. Ailditr.,4, Houghton,llott
at
d Assoeiation.Phsindrlphia, l'a.
Fobly,. 11,
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
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Irritation of Ilte Loop.g, l'erinanent Throqt
...Ifrection,ur (in Liveattble Lang Disoceso
rES rue REM. LT.
Brown's Bronchial Troches
PlitE4.7 IN I .11 NCI; 70 1 /IL PAL7B, tailV-
zr:-Dur lILLJL/.
Fur BrOnchitis,A.s!lant ,, ,(lWarai, COlIS111111)-
i1t , ..! and 2 7troltt Di4ca4cs.
TROCIIE4 Alt I: Ui41:13 wurii ALWAYS °our)
SI:N.:GEMS AND PUBLIC SPE-IKEIIS
find cc 'es useful In clearing the voice• when
taken helot e sing: tiger Swalting, Anil tent!, tug
the throat titter an uuuygnl ext. Ilion of the cu••nl
ot gam,. 'The Iroenes ate recotnmende•l and pre
n•r,bad by rhystinaus, and Lace hail testimonials
Irons rllllll,llll men In: onghout tilt eutltln•y. Being
:martin, (..1 no In•11t, alit! hat tug pt•aut t!u•lr en,
ea by a to-to: many each year Itu•ts theta
in new• iosalities 111 5.1151 1 11.1 parts 01 the timid. and
the Troth": use natt•ot-ally pronounced Leiter titan
utlt•_r avtleles.
OWOO4 nu 13. • Bruwn's Bronch ia! ',Cloches," ond do
not take 11,,rVite.vs Imattinup.: that na..3* be
,11.1 e'erywinT,:n the Cane I ii;Lites, en! in For
41 Con .41 edits per box.
unt
No. 7
Llirrsucita, CONGRESS TOBACCO,
only 7U els, per lb. at
JNO. FENDRICII'S,
Front St., Columbia.
GOLDEN MORTAR DRUG STORE
H. 11. PARRY, Successsor to
JUSTUS GRAY & C .
FROYT STREET, COLUMBIA, PA,
PER I.' ME RYA ND C,' 0 S ACE TICS.
EutEx ell Toilet Paste iz Enamel white
Vagiti Wax of Antilles, Email be
Paris. Also a carefully selected stock of
Drugs. iNioilieines, Perfumery. Soaps and
Fancy article.;
Parr:, - 's ' , Aden Mortar Drug Store,
Front St., Columbia, l'a.
Parry's Celebr..ted Dentifrice.
rooll CIA:ANSI N U and PRESERVING
JL the Teeth, hardening the gums, and re
moving all Tartar and Scurf from the
teeth, completely arresting the progress of
decay, am" eleanNing the parts as have al
ready became black by &wily. Fur sale
at Parry's “91 , 1“ n Mortar Drug Store,
Front Si., Columbia, Pa.
oct. 11,
Boggy For Sale!
A Top iLuggy in eon/plot. order /// offer
ed ler sitlc by L. t.,OOPER.
:` , :ov. V,.
REMING-TON'S
Army and Navy Revolver.
A pprovcl.l by the Government.
Lwards of 1t;t7,,t100 furnished for the U.
1.) 8. Service since 1851. Warranted su
perior to any otl . s.r Pistol of thu kind. Also
Belt and Poritct Pistils. Sold by Gun
Bender~ and the 'Tradu xenerailly.
E. It E:\11 SGTrON 4.• SONS,
,
Unnunicturers of Muskets, C llion ar/Jim:, Ite
volvers,l;tr•volving lb tl(s4,ltitle
I.; tf.
Ladies' Fancy Furs !
JOHN FARIERA I S
OLD ISSTABLISEIED FUR IiANUFAC
TORY, 718 Arch Street, above 7th, Phila.
HAVE NOW IN STORE OF 31Y own
Importation and Manufactum, one of
the largest and most beautiful seelections
of
FANCY FURS
for Ladies' and Children's Wear, In the
City. Also a line assortment or Bent's fur
GLOVES AND COLLARS.
I ant enabled to dispose of my goods at
very reasonable prices,and I would solicit
a call from my friendsof Lancaster county
and
Remember the name,number and street.
JOHN FARIERA,
718 Arch street, above 7th, south side,
Philadelphia.
I have no Partner nor connection with
any other Store in Philadelphia.
Sept. 30 4m.
FURS. FURS. FURS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES OAKFORD & SON'S
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
Have ::on • open their large and splendid
stock of
Ladies' Fur Capes,
Collin s,
Muffs,
Cuin,
Gloves,
And Hoods.
Also the finest assort rent of Fancy Fur
Robes, Caps, Multlers,and Gloves ever ba
tbre offered by them, all of which are war
ranted to be as represented.
SHIPPING FURS BOUGHT.
Oct. 21, t f.
LADIES' SHOE MANUFACTORY.
Having increased my facilities for turn
ing out superior work I would an
nounce to my old customers and all new
ones that may favor me with a. call, that I
am trotter prepard now to manufacture all
kinds of
Z. DIES' roiassms ,
And Childrt:i's Shoes* & Gaiterg,
Than ever before. I employ nom, bitt the
be , t workmen ancl am always certain of
giving satistaketion. I keep on hand a gen
eral assortment of ready made work tal of
whioh is
Manni - neinred on the Premises.
I ke„ip no in.i,tict np xvork of other parties,
My . werk is made exclusively for home
tr".,ie Mid is solii as such. CASI I
e sell as cheap as a*.ty other establish
ment, ant' ask a share of public patronage.
,vNI Stilllt'DEDZlt.
Lew:lst sheet, I wtween Front and Semitic].
Columbia, No vet ober 11, ISUS. ly
A N ESL' STOCK 01 DRY GOODS
at I: NOTWEI,
.111 the Old S:ivings llystionion
oornor of W. King and Prim e sty., Lan
easter lots just recoived trout Now York
and Philadelphia it large anti splendid as
sortment. of I 'reign and domestic
IVINTEIt DRY GOODS,
A full line of Dress Goods, such :t.4
rANCIE ALL WOOL ?LAIRS.
wo(a Doi:linos, all shade:,
Froneli Merinoes, all shades,
Ali t.was, all shades,
Paromottas, M.thair Luster, stripod
Poplins, Bombazines, tic., Valitstes front
'23 to 15 c., Mutlitt Boni Pie up, Cheeks,
Tick ings, Cauton Flannels, all
gratll,l, Collar . i,
L.11)1 IDS' C.l. (-I -! XL! /... 8".7...5•
Breakfast Shawls, Bowls, Nit Scarfs,
11.dp.mrals, and Hooped skirts, Hosiery,
ttloves,Nots,Collars iti all sorts and styles,
ett's eNt ra 11 eavy Woolen I fuse '.2.5 colds
a p tit. Also a full lino of
MEN'S BOY'S WEAN.
JOS. k NOTW ELL,
Lancaster, Pa.
MIME!
96-TAKE-143N-AOTlft-478.
\V INTER & Sr•RING OPERATIONS
=I
FAN :Y (.01)11S. W.J1.1) el :7:11.1 - 1::: W
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Watelit.4, Jewcgry,
AT 0 NAS9.II: STREET
,145 . 3 . nn , ! 3 , 1./ , •11di.1 1.11.01 y of thi• c'Lto'eu-t
..11(11)1.-I good+. utt I.•i ii Ilia intl.! and ‘,lll 141.
II 31 . " not fair a. 1 ,1
.111.1 } , Ik'r..IIIIII-; .111111 f .012. g0..11 • All•
• owl it.l: rh op.! th•
n•i J.
I=
'I .iity tlitaisatal article. of gaol,irc eta- at
•10 , "fla e•ielt—c4..s.f,ofq of
PIANOS. ELODI %NS,
Dia wend Jewelry,
GOLD WATC:IES, SILVER WITCHES
SILVER 'WA];
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
.1,1,1 a graft &arid!, of fancy goo i t mu dr.rtGy. These
goods are unutinr• d iron, one to to enty thou•aud,
:sod t stenty thousand notices an, ntunnered from
one to two thou.and. and 1).11 into setdcd olive!-
••
e.tt•h number co) ret—
pon/ling %salt mottle airtio•le of g00d... joy pereon
auto} wits lot•:m oil colored photograph
hid I e1 . .V.,111., 01 these notices moth each photograph
I.AL:tug, where an agent sends, live pladoglaphs and
t •u noncee f d• wee oonsir. the extrd photogimpli and
too 21 Awes tree to th • d4ent. The art ode or goods
eon eqdnaling ttli the 1111)1111er on the notice, no
matter who: as value, *till ha tout on the receipt of
Teo II the good- when receited do not
gne,atodd_al al, total n them and oe a ill refund the
looney.
Solid thirty cont.; for nn oil colored Photograph,
wane. of 2:10-y,:: ud txo notice 3.
1....0 Us no trial and wu knave you will send
rain. Athliess al: orders—
KENNEDY 6: CO.,
P.ox 51os, NEW YORK
nov. 25
No.:
ri UT AND DRY SMOKING TOBACCO
lJ only ..50 ete. per lb., warranted cut of
all leaf at
JO II N FEN MUCH'S,
Frunt Street, Columbia, Pa.
Barley Sheaf !
eIALL, AND SEE THE CELEBRATED
V Bailey Sheaf Cooking, Stove. It costs
less and saves more coal than any other
stovu of ey nal size, at Filthier's, Locust St.,
opposite Franklin House. oct 7,-tf
~IN ELECTION for Mini Directors of
Um Columbia National Bank, will be
held at the flanking House thereof in
Columbia, on the Seeoral Tuevilay of Jan
uary between the hours of ten and
four o'eloek, SA.:4I.7EL SIIOCII, Cash.
Doe. 9, st.
OTICE is hereby given to the Stocx•
.1.11 holders of the First National ltank
of
Columbia, that thu annual Election for
nine Directors of this Lank, will bo held
at their Banking House, on Tuesday Jan
uary nth 18na, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.
Dec.o, 'la S. S. DE•rwtt.En, Cash.
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FARDI FOR. RENT.
AFA lot of eighty-nine acres near Sil
ver Spring, in We.-1. Itemptleld Town
ship, Lancaster County is altered for rent
from the Ist 'lay of April next. For fur
ther information apply to
C. Et). 11. P L
Dee. 10 tr. Columbia, Pa.
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Opposite City frail nu(l Park, corner of
Frankfort St.. New York.
641ni9'1% Refectory, Bath Rooms and Barber Shop.
Seicaut. not allotrcd Vi receise perqui.itea.
Do net 1 ...1!ev0 rtnr.cr , 11.4r2:01 . 1AI1 Vlhrt !NW Re are
•cinter ty
1865.
1865.
FALL SEASON,
HALDEMAN'S STORE,
Established 1815
OLD STAND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS
WE HAVE NOW DISPLAYED, AND
offer to our customers rid the public, u
very extensive assortment of choice fab
rics In Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS AND
Our Departments are all full, and wo
will offer throughout the season , a choice
variety in each, at, and under market
MEE
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.
It. J. HALDEMAN,
Locust Street. above Front.
Elegant Designs and Choice Makes in Im
ported Staple
DRESS GOODS.
Exmnine and price our FRENCH M ER
'NOES. A beautiful stock to select from
At II ALDEMANS' '
CLOAKS,
We shall continue to make our Cloak
Department the most attractive
luffillia. Our new
Whiter Cloaks,
SACQUES AND CIRCULARS,
Drum low priced to some very handsaw::
goods, arc now• ready for the inspection
of . t lie public
v a visit t-) tht• cloak ramt at
lIALDEMANS'
11AL I) EllA S
Ilave 110 W displayed mid roady for inspec
tion
FALL STOCA.
visit to tln•ir estalilishment is invittsl
CLOTHS C CASSIMERES,
Min
Men and Boys,
Our stock of these gooils cull names all the
well kno‘‘ u S beat makes. Wel I selected
STY LE AND V .Utl ETV,
To gether with all the desireable medium
grades which we are deteratine•d to sell at
pride.. the vote luwcu,t at
HALDEMAN'S
GENTS'
PUNISHING GOODS.
To this Ilepnrtment we have paid es
pecial attention this season and believe we
can show our customers the most hand
some line of
GENTS' FURNISHING Goomi,
than ever before kept in Columbia. For
new and pretty goods call at
HALDEMAN'S
11002 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
II
A LD ENEANa•
lIALDEHAN'S
Having reduced their stock to tho very
lowest point during the past season, their
PRESENT PURCHASES
Enable them to offer an entire new stock of
goods.
REMEMBER TELE PLACE.
MILDEW'S !
Locust Street,
Above Front,
COLUMBIA, PENN'A:
rrbe Latest Arri.val.
THE Subscriber has j nst returned from
Philadelphia with, a, large and. well select.
ed stock of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFS;
PERFUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES:
to which he would call the attention oldie.
citizens of Columbia and vicinity. Ills
stock of
PATENT MEDICINES,
will be found equal, if not superior, to tiny
in the place, embracing all pie standard
remedies, together with several, never be
fore introduced to the people of Columbia.
Among his list of
FANCY .ARTICLES
will be found all the latest, novelties, in,
his line of business.
He has ulso renewed his stock of
COAL OIL LAMPS'
and fixtures at the lowest market prices,
to which he would call the especial at
tention of the public.
The attention of houskeopers is called to,
a fresh lot of pure and reliable
SPICES z
Flavoring Extracts, Corn Starch, Pitrin%
Baking. Soda and a n um her of other anklet
used for culinary purposes.
2737 - Call and see, before purchasing else
where, at
QUEENSWARE
ang. 2.6, '65
No. 26 ---
Ci EGARS CALLED SPANISH SIXERS
17 warranted to be made of Cuba Ha
vana scraps, only $lOO per hundred,
JNO. FENDRICH,
Front << eet, Columbia, Pa.
Sept. 23, 6b.
-
No. 1
VERY CHEAP GOOD NAVYTOBAC
eo at 75 ets. per lb at
lOIIN FENDRICIPS,
Front St., Columbia, Pa.
- --•
No.
CUTAND DRY No. 2 SMOKING To
bacco, -10 els. per lb. This is only what
the Government tax is. Bought beton,
April Ist, lin3, at
ROOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, afge.
1.1. styles and varieties of Men's,lloys,
Lathes, Misses' and ebildren'm ivear.
WE MANUFACTURE TO ORDER,
and keep constantly on hand, a stock of
ready-made work, which we warrant to
give salb,taetion.
Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, &e.
A Cull assortment of the latest styles, al
ways kept on hand:
()air Wiwi° tune and attention is devoted
to our hence We lure better ably
to give our customer.; siatisfaetion, 'Hs
'mime sire respeettully invited to eiol nwd
examine imr stock.
Cur. Front and L , wlist street,
Cora., nut•.
Notice is hereby given to the Mini:hold
ers ci 1111 4 ColllliiJttt ty rOll, 1.10140 , 11 Rail
road Company, that the si ilt itistalb
mead on the capital dock or said company
of live dollars per share, will be due sad
payable at the °Mee of the 'l'rtiasticer 111
4:0/11111 bizt,ra.., on the I=l.ll day of January
Ity order of the !Marti of Director:,
A ..T. KA. F.F.M AN,
Treasurer.
=
.tio. 14.
AIL & .—"X'S, BIG LICK SMOKING
G
Tobamo, very cheap, only eents . ll , .
at Jolt N EN DRAM'S,
Front St., Columbia.
Buy Your Clothing of
M INT IR, • -7 `Z' RI CE,
H E SUBSCRIBER WOULD.
I. call the . attentuni Of the citizens of co•
lumina and vicinity to hi., large stock of
READY-IV ADM L a ZING,
Embracing every variety of style aad nue
terial suitable; Joy the : wisoa. '1 hey ate
made of the beNt material and in the niu.t
fashiona Inc a-t vie.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Shirts, Scarfs, Ncek Ties, Suspender,
Handkerchicis, Hosiery, &.e. A. splendid
line or the:w goods always kept on hand.
Also, Boins, Shoes, Hats and Caps, ai .
which we !dive a well selected shad: al
which We offer at cheap rates.
TRUNKS, C.LRPET ILtGS.
and Valises of a.! styles, are sold cheaper
than city pri.•es. ..‘ly goods are all bought
fin• cash anti I otli•r them at cheaper rah•%,.
for eash,than any other store. Call and see.
HENR' RICE,
No. 1, Wolf's Row, Front St. Columbia.
Columbia, \off•. 11, IStl5, ly.
No. 6
CUT AND SMOKING TOI1.10:"..))
only 4.1 CtS. n (107. at
.1011 N FENDRICIFS,
Front Street, Cohn;
Irish Linens, Table, Diaper. Dminsk,
1. Toweling, &e., a good assortment at low
prices, at 1. 0. Bruner's.
Qheetingsaii widths and heavy nnbicach
ed one yd wide at 40 ets.,also.
Cl.eeks, 'Pickings, fir sale by .1.•
Bruner, Front St,
11 Wool De!nines, French Merenees,
-41 4 : Ladies Cloaking„ all colors at Bruner's
Now Store.
Alpacas. good at 50 cts. and new
Ntylu I/081ms, from 31 to 40 els. at I.
0. Bruner's.
lalieoes from 20 to J 5 cts. of all the dih
ferent 'flakes, and Lancaster oing
harnm for 37./ cts. at Bruner's.
il Cloths,
Table Covers, 'Windows
O
Blinds ke., for sale cheap at Blllner'S,
):'runt street-
pruner's best quality Balnu.ral skirts at
-1-4 7 $3.73,a150 good Balmoral skirts at p.ou
and hoop skirts of all kinds at Bruner's
- -
1_)e(.1, yellow , Avbito and blue mime
1 1 1 u Flannels from 45 to liO cts., ut Bruner's
new Wore
Undershirts, Drawers, Blankets, very
cheap, at Bruner's, Front street.
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New Goods of all the latest stylas re ceiv
ed daily, and sold at small profits, for
cash only, at 1. 0. Bruner's.
--- -
Vaglish, French and American cloths
_La and eassimers of all qualities, also
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and Satinetts, at
Bruner's new store.
R • - -- - - - - - -
°member the place for the best goods
at the lowest prices is Bruiser's noir
store, Front street.
oct. 28,
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
gibe &alum hitt Bank will receive money
on deposit, and pay interest therefor,
at the rate 41;41 per cent. for RIX 1110310 1% ,
and 01 per cent. tbr twelve months.
SA\iUI LSIIOCII,
Cashier.
Oct, 14, '65.-tf.
DR,. DAVID MELLINGER.
Husing resumed the practice of medicine
respectfully offers his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Columbia. Offic e
and residence in Walnut street, bet ,* Pen
Front and Second. Dec. 9, 1t365
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BASIL!.
Columbia, Nov. 28th 1885.1
The Directors of this institution have
this day declared a dividend of six per
ant .clear of all taxes,payable on demand
Thu dividends of this Bank will ba de
clared on the last Tuesdays of flay nna .
November. SAMUEL 811061 1
dec. 2,-3t Cashier.
R. 'WILLIAMS,
Front Street
J OLIN FENDRICIFS,
Front St., Columbia..
JAG B S, S NYDER,
mysevAcTrunrt AND DEALER 1N
NOTICE!
Treasurer's (Alive of The Con',
and Port Deposit IL IL ro_