gilt Cambia „fog.
A. M. 1 A3IBO, Editor.
Nir i !Mayes Grier, Ass't Editor.
COLAI3II3IIA .PA.
Saturday , Feb. 24, 1866;
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Adverttsemeats, to secure Immediate Insertion
Anna be handed in un ur belote Thursday evening
each week.
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Mr. L. C. Okertei a, is our authorized
_Agent for West gemnfieta Township. lie
will take su6sellEtions advertisements &e.,
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for the "giyfj." '
The News.
The Ppesideut has.vetoed the freed
men's bureau bill. It was returned to
the Senate. Monday, afternoon, aeconi-
puled by tt tpessage, in which the Presi
dent states his objections. The points
Iriade by the President are these:—,First.
That the, bill gives the executive too
pitch power Second. That the mea
sures provided for in the bill would en•
tail too much expense upon the Govern
pent. Third. That the legislation pro
vided fur• in the bill is not necessary.—
Fourth. That the bill is unconstitu
tion al
A Ferda,n, c•ongress is now in session
in Pittsb‘k . rgh:
4 messenger of the United States Ex
press Company was robbed of $40,030 in
St. Louis ou Saturday.
Gen. Grant has revoked the order for
suppression of the lliehmand EN.aminer,
444144 s issued a circular• to department
commanders to furnish infurinotion rela
tive to papers which utter disloyal seta
timents,with a view of their suppression.
Cortinas is said to have beaten Canales
in Mexico 14tely. The Rio Grande is very
unsettled. Sergeant N. Winslow,United
States cavalry, was murdered below
Brownsville, carrying dispatches TI. J.
F. Burg'ester was also killed while going
to testify in the Brownsville affair. Es
cobedo surrounds Monterey. Ile has not
taken it. Gen. Negrete is at Brownsville-
Some of Juarez' men.have joined Maxi
ruffian.
A gentleman having occasion to pass
through Arlington at dusk on Saturday,
saw a lonely figure standing with folded
arms at the foot of a tree. Struck with
• the sorrowful, attitude of. the,person, he
walked past him, and saw that it was R.
E:Lee,standing in the street that passed
through the middle of his old estate.. Mr.
Lee has applied to the President fix the
- restoration of his estate, which has vir
f.,44A71.7.
veesie ationns - A genera
-- that the President will order its restora
tion. • •
Maximilian's •treasury is empty. His
:Ministers say the very existence of his
empire, rests on the prOcuring of a loan
-of .$100,000,000, negotiations for which
are in progrAss in Paris. Bazaine • has
recently loaned Maximilian $300,000 out
of - the French funds. The- present
strength of the French army is 20,000.
'Between 16,000 and 17,000 Mexicans
have been executed by the Imperial
courts-martial since the Ist, of January.
Paring. the past week $300,000 in
fractional currency were issued to• na
tional banks, and, $57,000 to assistant
treasurers and others. There is still an
urgent demand for rnore,especially in the
south. The Printing Bureau is instruct
ed to print $l.OO daily of Ali denomina
goxis, until, further osiers,
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers 'of tli.e Pennsylvania Railroad 1 , 1119
held on Tuesday. The' reportuf the . di-
rectors shows that the nett earnings,
dp.ring the Scar 'O5, were $1,189,110 . 95.
A rescilutidu approving of the eStabliih-'
went by the company of hline of steam
ships between Philadelphia and :Liver
`pool,in connection with the Pennsylvania
Railroad was adopted. •
DawsoU, an alleged - defaulter
from Illinoisovas arrested in - New Y..rk
on ,the,'2sth., '• • .
Geo - , li`,,,l3uthr is reported, to have
p aid ,s 'lath S Bros., of New Orleans, the
$BO,OOO, he.was charged with taking from
their .iaults„with interest and damages,
making the whole repayment 8150,000.
Smith Carr's Kerosene. Oil Wer;:s,
ii4j3Fook.:lyn, were harped ,on the 20th.
; Loss i Sso,ooo. 1.3' (..ledar street was
burne44.)ie same 4ftp,r,n9oTh., Joss 680,-
Q 00:
Nessrs. Seward, MeCullouch, Denni;
son and Welles sustained the President's
veto message in Cabinet meeting.
Soldiers for OM ee.
It is reported that quite a panic
wails among the . dvartmeut clerks at
Washington, growing out of the rUnior
that it is the intention of, liovernment
to noon fill.their "places with the scarred
herops of the battle-field: The applica
tion •for '"jioniething •do,' 'from this
claiS of tiie;'Peeple are; so" numerous - , that
it is. felt,' the:dovernment te : in give
them employment without causing posi
tive distress to those already in employ;
thg: it Should' do' The piinciple'
~,old,);c'as correct in itself and as easy
of aipli,catipri.tO the , military offices of ,a
chapp,cter„.‘through the country;
filled - by abla hodied *iej;t. from civil life;
as to the'cleparimeafsnd ape hope that
the:Teported,iritention of the government
as to.this"deserving,class!of. - ;inisp will, be
tarried to its extent. - - ;-• •
Odiforial pixel flortiltuttono.
funeral of John R. Beatty, foi
merly a resident of Columbia, took: place
on Monday last. He dies' suddenly at
Harrisburg,
—The ;amount of reyeuue:paid by
Benjamin Mishler, Proprietor of the cel
ebrated MUler's Bitters, in the month
of January last, was three thousand,niue
hundred and eighty dollars and, fifty-two
cents.
—The case of - j. Becker and others
fur making frandulent : whisky ,retnrns
has been settled by paying $42.216,w•ith
all the coats attending the vase, and pay
ing a portion to Geo, li. little, the in
former.
—Bill and Letter Heads, 'Circulars,
Envelopes, Business, Wedding, and Vis
iting Cards, Sale Bills, Posters, &e. &c.,
neatly printed at the "Spy" Office.—
Also bound Check Books printed in any
style or color desired: •
—Reinernber the Sale of Personal
Property at the 'Washington Rouse, at
noon to-day.
—A coquette is said to be a perfelt in
carnation of Cupid, ,as she keeps her
beau in a quiver.
—Why should, every lamplighter be
named William ? Because Bills run up
so quickly.
Oh, why your cheeks become so pile,
Your eyes sulfuseti with tears'
And why do you look so sad, my wife
It fills my heart with fears.
Dear,hushand, the cause tell to you,
For indeed it is se strange,
Ever since wa have been wed
Your looks have been so (ragged!
Then do not grieve again dear wife,
For now I'll colieltiv
And get the clothes 1 niwnys got,
Front EDWARD WORRELL CO. •
Fashionable, one price clothing house,
819 A?ch street, Philadelphia.
—Most of the miseries of life result
from our straying frOm the path which
leads to content: '
—"One bumper at parting," as the
man said when he run against a post.
—Joe and Bill Benton went to New
Orleans with a flatboat of corn. Joe
wrote to his father thus :
"No ORLEANS ; G uue s.—Dear Dad
markit is dull and corn is mighty lo and
Bills dead.?
—What is the difference between a
tunnel and a speaking-trumpet ? One is
hollowed out and the other is hollowed
iu.
—"Come, rest in this bosom," as the I
turkey said to the stuffing.
—Josh Billings says :—" There is 2
things in this life for which wo are never
prepared, and that iz twins."
—A little Girl of three, very fond of
her boy-playmates, was repea:ing her
•prayer after her aunt, When she came
to the close,she exclaimed, "Auntic,don't
say 'A
-men ;' say 1-boys !' "
—A captaiu,who had a sound-sleeping
mate; caught an Irish boy in the middle
watch frying some pork and eggs he had
stolen from the ship's stores, to whom be
called out, "You lubber, you; I'll have
none of that." "Faith , captain, rye got
none for ye,",replied the boy.
futher,and . l want to see if there are any
hairs in the lather as yet."
--A Paris butcher has obtained au
thority, to open a.. shop for the sale of
horse flesh, on the condition that he will
construct a•special slaughter house for
the horses, the ' flesh of which is to be
sad for food,
—Every bear should be made to dance,
for what is the use of Bruin without hops.
—When is Echo like a visiting acquain
tance? When she returns your call.
—A new novel by Bayard Taylor is
now passing through the press and will
be before the public very soo 3. It is
named "The Story of Kennett," the
scene being land about the village of
Kennett Square, Chester couuty—the
author's native place.
—National refinement is indicated, to
uo small extent, by a delicate apprecia
tion of the comparative merits of per
fumes; and it is a proof:of the critical
taste of the American public in toilet
luxuries, that they have, adopted as, the
standard article of its class, Phaton's,
"Night Blooming Cereus." Sold every
where.
—The Grand Masonic Lodge of Penn
sylvania, has authorized M. Grand
Master Orr to draw_upou their treasurer
for the sum of one. thousand dollars, in
aid of the Grand Lodge of South Carolina:
In addition to this, considerable stuns
have been donated by the New York and
Pennsylvania Lodges iu behalf of local
lodges in Columbia, S. C., and elsewhere.
—A widow lady named Mrs.,llenrietta
Watts, from Dayton, Ohio, accompanied
•by her children, arriVed in Chicago 'on
Wednesday. On the cars she - formed
.the a:cquaintance of a man, who, after
many enquiries as to her lustory,proposed
to marry her. To this she cortseuted,and
they proceeded to a hotel for that purpose.
While there the Man; by the practice of
strategy, got possession of two 'hundred
and fifty dollars belonging to Mrs. Watts,
and absconded, leaving .her entirely des
titute in a strange city.
. .
—A negro woman of St. Louis, being
taken with cholera, sent fOr a doeter,who
ivrote'a prescription' and laid a weight
upon it in the shape of a piece of coal,
and ,told ,the messenger to take it to the
apothecaries and have, it pounded and
given in' three doses. On calling next
day, lie found hiS patient well, and fbund
that she had taken the coal instead of.the
prescription..
Elow, „1:4001' UP DitEssEs.,The
is: . managed thus; ;Si strips
of broad black braid is' sewn at equal
distance's and in straight lines down the
skirt; - each is sewn to` within - fourteen
inches of the :of the skirt; a hook
. • - • -
is attached
_to the en,c(of the braid,•ancl an
'eye . is' added .. i aside the skirt; • eighteen
'inches - from the bottom of IL When
it is desirable to shorten the dress, the
braid is . looped over and fastened' to the
inside;" but when . the skirt is to hang
doWn - ,the braid can be fastened t‘'o a small
loop whipli is sewn outside the skirt, and
at the extreme edge of it; the braid will
then. - ferna . straightlinesal).' around it.-;•
Buttoni and loop - S may katiSed ifiirefer
red, instead of hOoks auk:eyes. , /pie
braid shottld be taco inches' wide:
What Newspoiters Itio for Nothing.
The following should be read and
pondered well by every Man . who taki....s
newspaper without paying for it. -
My ok:szrvation enables me to s4tn,
a fact, that publishers of newspapers, arn:
more s poorly rewarded',,than;:anY
,other.-
class of men in the United 'States who
invest an equal amount of capital, labor,
and thought. They are expected to do
more.serviee ,for 'less -pay, to stand "more
sponging and deadheading, to puff and
defend more people without fee or hope
of reward, than any other class.
They credit wider and longer, get
oftener, eheated,suffer more pecnniary loss
are oftener the yictinis of misplaced con
fidence, than' any other calling is the
community. People pay a printer's bill
with : much more reluctance, than 'n . ny
other. It goes harder with them to spend
a dollar in a valuable newspaper, than
ten in a needless gewgaw; yet every body
avails himself of the editor's pen and the
printer's ink.
How many professional and political
reputations and fortunes have been made
and sustained by the friendly though
unrequited pen of the editor ? How em
bryo towns and cities have been brought
into notice and puffed into prosperity by
the press? How many railroads now in
successful operation, would have found
ered but for the' " lever that moves the
world?" In, short,what branch of indus
try or activity has not been promoted,
stimulated and defended by the press?
And who has tendered it more flan a
miserable pittance for ii's mighty services?
Phe bazaars of fashion and the haunts of
dissipation and appetite are thronged with
an eager crowd, bearing gold iu their
palms and the commodities there needed
are sold at enormous profits, though in
trinsically worthless, and paid fur with
scrupulous punctuality; while the count
ing room of the newspaper is the seat of
jewing, cheapening trade, orders and
pennies. It is made a point of honor to
liquidate a grog bill, but not of dishonor
to repudiate a printer's bill.
• Railroad Rules of Travel.
The following "rules of the road" are
based upon legal decisions, and ought to
be universally madAnown. The courts
have decided that applicants for tickets
on railroads can be ejected from the ears
if they do not offer the exact amount of
thL.ir fare. Conductors are not bound to
make change. All railroad tickets are
good until used; conditions "good fur this
day only," or otherwise admitting time
of genuineness, are of no account: Pas
sengers -who lose - their - tickets can' be
ejected from , the ear's -unless they pur
chase a- second one.
abseril,
rum in the cars, and are obliged to com
ply with all reasonable demands to show
their tickets. Standing on the platform,
or., otherwise violating the rules of the
company, renders a person liable to be
put from the train. No -person 'has a
right to monopolize more seats' than he
has paid for; and any article left in a seat
while the owner is temporarily absent
entitles him to the place upon-his return
A RUNAWAY LOCO M OT tv.E.—Yester-„
day morning owing to the switch switch at the
Relay ma the Northern Central Railway
not been properly fixed, the locomotive
with the passenger train, which left Cal-
vert Station, at 9- o'clock, ,ran on the
track of the Western Maryland railroad.
A locom'otiVe of the latter company, was
waiting the arrival of the train, a short
distance frOM the track of the Northern
Central. Observing the approach of the
‘ othei locomotive, the Engineer of the
Western Maryland, desiring to prevent
his engine from being demolished, start
ed it and juinpepoff but in a,few min
utes the Northern Central locomotive
ran into and damaged, it considerably.—
The' • Platforma of several of the, passenger
cars were broken somewhat by, the colli
sion that ensued. The engines Were not
stopped' until they had, reached Brook
landville, a distance of three miles.—
Bet:la . /more Telegram, 20th,
TILE BURNIN6 WELL—The burning
well, twelve miles below Franklin,ou the
Allegheny, still attracts a good deal of
atteution:' -It continues to burn with
abated fury, lighting• up the country for
many miles. Each night its - 'brilliance
is noticed at Franklin, Reno,. Oil City;
Clarion, and all the• neighboring towns.
Tbc steady heat which it produces bas
produced singular effects in .rits immedi
ate-vicinity. At the distance- when the
temperature is suitable, a circle of green
and beautiful'grass has rapidly grown up,
and is from two to four inches high.—
ome. hickory. Arecs, standing within its
range, have commenced budding o• out in
all the luxuriance of slimmer. The
sceneis one of the most magnificent; and'
at the same time must 'interesting which'
can be eoneeived.Reito Times
, --The completion-of the,double, track
through the Howard' Tunnel, Noithern
Central Railway; (six miles from town,)
on the gist ultl, :filled up- the only re
a:mining., gap between this place and
Baltimore, , and since
,then
,trains bare
been running the entire:distance on the
dotible• track. ' 'Another Unfinished, Por
tion-at' the GdOpowder Creok had previ
onsly;been put in running - order by the
completion .of a magnificent iron -bridge
across that stream.—York. Ogzeite.
—The proprietors of a large distillery
iii Canada, are on trial for swindling flip
governmorit !ant of $lBO,OOO, liy .st4ug
gling: whisky i4to the'States.
. • . SPECIAL NOTICES.
•
Small oftriantity
One teaspoonful, Okiliat 'Nvofld renowned remedy,
Coe's Dyspepsia , Cure, taken after meals;will emit. le
the most conamed dyspeptic: to dat 'anything he
chooses, without fear of an,l%.‘ distressing effects. It
is a blessing 0 , 1111 who are troubled. With diseases
'pertaining to thd stomach and bowels.
The proprietors dfCee'S Cough lialsain say, take
littlo and o ‘ fifin. IJ:outer the throat and bronchial
topes not the's,temitell'. This is the secret of its suc
cess:
pot harm you to take it often, and
every thrill,S:oft take it, you will see its beneficial
effects.
There is nothing like Dr. Velpan's French Pills
for keepingb• the complexion fresh and entirely free
frotn punplcs, The (-awe or which is that it regu
the entire female , system. Sold by all Drug- .
gist.. Feb.lo Dn.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI
-I:NCE OF AN INVALID. -
rubltshed for the benefit, and as' a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, premature decay of Manhood, Se„ supply
ing at the snipe mire The Means of- tilt* Cure. By
one who has cured himself atter undergoing con
siderable quackery. Ity enclosing a postpaid ad
dressed envelope, single copies, free of charge, may
be had of the mullet.
,NATUANIEL it AI:FAIN, Esq., 13roolilyn, Kings
Co., N. Y. '
Iy, . • •
To Consumptives.
' THE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN
restored to health in a few weeks by a very : ample.
reliantly, after having sutlei ed several years, w.th u
severe lung affection, and that dread .Theage, Con
sumption—is anxious to make known to Isis fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
. . .
To all who desire it, lie will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge,) with tne direc
tions for preparing sod using the same, which they
will find a sure cure fur Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Coughs, Colds, etc. The only object of the
udvertiser in sending the prescription is to beueti
the afflicted, mid spread informition which lie con
i
ceivcs to be nvaluable, and he hopes or cry . suiferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost yr.o nothing, and
may prove a blessing,
Parties %visiting the perseription, will please ad
dress
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
illiamsburg, Kings County.
'65„-18m New York
Errors of. Youth.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervomi
Debility, Premature Decay, mid all the effects of
youthful indiscretion, trill, for the sake of suffering
.111111130ily, send free to all Who need it, the receipe
wad directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was eared. 3.t erers wishing to proh tby
the advertiser's experience,can do so by addressing
JOHN B, OGDEN,
Dee. 30'65 ly, No. 13, Chambers st.. N. Y.
Strange, but True.
Every young ladyand gentleman in the United
States eau hear something very much to their ad
vantage by return mail (free of charge) by address
ing toe undersigned, Those having tears of being
illllllbugged will oblige by not noticing this card,
All others will please address them obedient servant
T 110 S. F. CB A P ,N 1 N ,
Dec.:lo'6Z, ly. SU Broadway. New York.
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat,
Ib:QUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD DE CHECKED.
IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of the Lungs, Permanent Throat
.l fection,oranliteoctitbla Lang Disect.se
rs orrEN THE ra.stri.T.
BrOwnls Bronchial Troches
CAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS, GM 131-
311.:DIATE RELIEF. •
For Bronchitis,..-Isthnia, Catarrh, Consump-
tine and Throat Discuses
TROCJIJ S ARE USED wrrn ALWAYS 000 D
suceEss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
mill tind Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing sw Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs. The Troches arc recommended and pre
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. heing
an article of true merit , and having proved their ern..
racy by a test of many years, each year finds them
in new localities in various parts of the world, and
the Trochee are universally pronounced better than
°that. articles.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchia: Troches," mid do
not take any of the Wortideb's /milt/Gem that may be
otrered.
. Sdd everywhere in the United Stites, and in For
ciao Commie.: at t. 15 cents per boy.
MMEMI
" -?. '. - THE GREAT CAUSE OF
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.f . , .--11-.UX AN MISERY. •
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.That Publii/e - Cd inn Scaled Envelope' Pride Six Cents.
Just Pnbli.;kal in a sealed envelop . Piste Six'Const
A Lecture on the Nature, 'Treatment and Radical
Cure of Spermatorrlana or Seminal %se:tic:toss, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and impedi
ments to marriage generally. Nervousness, Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits• ' Mental and Physical
Incapacity, reSUlting from Self Abuse, de. By Robt.
J, ettlycrwell, M. D„ author of die "Green Book, 'ac.
The world-renowned author, in this inimitable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful censequences of Self-Abuse may be
effectually removed without medicine, and without
dangerou,ystu:gical operations,bougies,instmments,
rings, or cordials, penning . out a mode of cure at
once certain and effectual, oy which every, sutler, er,
no matter what his condition may be, nay cure nun
self cheaply, privately,
and radically.
THIS LEGTUEE WILL PROVE A BOOS TO
'Mot/SANDS AND TuousAiNws.
RE
Sent, under seal, in a plain euvolope, to any ad
dress, poet paid, on receipt or six cents, or two poet
stamps. Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE fi CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, I'. 0. box 4,506.
June 17,'6.1. ly
THE MASON tt HAMLIN CABINET
Organs, fur sacred and secular music; forty dater
'cm styles, S.SO to .Slitin each. I , litty-ouu Gold or
Silver Medals, or other first premiums awarded
theist. illustrated Catalogues free. Address.
MASON .1: 11. E ML IN, Boston, or
MASON 131tOMERS, New York.
Sept. 9,1 y
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CA
tarrh, treated with the utmost success, be Dr. J.
ISAACS, Oculist and Aerial, (formerly oi
Holland,) No 519 Pine' Street, Philadelphia. Testi
monials from the most reliable sources in the city
and county can be seen at his Unice- The medical
faculty are invited to accompany their patients, as
he etas no secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes,
inserted without pain. No charge made fur exami
nation. mar. IS, 'r Sly
V EST BRAND FAMILY. FLOUR at'
JACKSON'S.
yORK CO., BUCKWHEAT FLOUR at
JACKSON'S
CELEBRATE]) YEAST COMPOUND
at JACKSON'S.
CANNED PICKLES kt, SARDINES at
JACKSON'S.
CIDER VINEGAR at
JACKSON'S.
puRE GROUND SPICES at
JACKSON'S.
n EST SYRUP AIOLASSES at
JACKSON'S.
PRIME 'ix) COFFEE at
JACKSON'S.
- Feb.lo MAE
Mason, Pease & Moore.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS
Superior Lard to 011. ,
Extra No. 1, Engine Oil, at 1,60
do 2, do
,1,30
do 3, do 85
do 4, do 50
The above mentioned grades of oils aro
guarantied as follows ;
No. 1, for Locomotives and Engines su•
perior to Lard Oil. No. 2, do equal to
Lard Oil. No. kan extra oil suitable for
blast furnaces, heavy machinery, now be
ing used with much satisthetion by Grove
Bros. Danville, Pa.
No. 4, a heavy oil for Rolling Mill work,
pronounced by Messrs. Shoenberger t.t Co.
for useon their nail cutting machines equal
to best Lard Oil at 50 cents. Also, Carbon
Oil, supplied at lowest rates.
- Orders may be left at this office.
Jan, 27,1666, ly.
' REMINGTON'S'
Army and Navy Revolver.
Approvedliy.tlio Government. ,
UAwards of 125,000 furnished for the U.
S. Service since 1861. Warranted su
perior to any other Pistotof the kind. Also
'Belt and Pocket Pistols. Sold by "gun
Dealers and the Trade generally. •
E. 141.‘11.Nt3,,TON'tf: SONS ,= '
- Ilion; N. Y.,'
Uanufaeturer* 9f MusketS, Carbines Re-
Volvers,Revofmog Barrelsote.
Dee. 16 tf.
rilgl." OUP_ ,RREAE.FA.ST AND bi-N
-1. mi. 'Cotreo: onl . t !.., , ,i) c.piats pier pdund :it,
• • .lIICKSON'S. •
vAT',L - gy HONEY AT
I[ 4 l ;113ANQN
. ~ JACKSON'S.
SWFt4T CORN, HOMINY And BEANS
at JAORSON'S
IJ ESHER & WILLIAMS,
The well known Photographers,
COLUMBIA PA.,
B E'r leave to inform the citizens of Co
lumbia and vicinity, hat they have
taken and refitted the rooms formerly oc
cupied by Geo. A. Ayers, on Front street,
above Locust.
Wbere they are • prepared to take
Photographs in all styles.
Particular attention paid io making
Large Photographs,Carta-de-Visites,lvory
Typos, Ambrotypes, &c. Copying and en
larging of small Pictures. .0•-- .• -
PICTURES COLORED in Oil or Water
Colors, in a style superior to any taken in
this county and equal to any in the cities.
Particular attention paid to taking pic
tures of Children.
Pictures taken in cloudy as well as
in clear weather.
Orders for Picturrs from old Negatives
promptly tilled.
The art will be taught to those desirous
to learn at a reasonable rate, • •
Call at the' Rooms and examine our large
collection of Specimens.
LESIIER 'cc:WILLIAMS;
jan. G, '66, . Photoreraphers.
Wo hope by strict attention to
business, and desire to please,- to merit a
liberal share of patronage.
R EMEMBER THE OLD ESTAB
LISUED STAND.
GREAT BARGAINS AT THE
CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE.
We have just received from the Fall Trade
Sale a selected stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Which we now offer at Greatly Reduced
Rates. A large assortment of
SCHOOL MERCHANDISE
Constantly on hand. Also,
STANDARD EDUCATIONAL WORKS.
Brooks' Normal Elementary Arithmetic,
Brooks' Geometry and Trigonometry,
Rauh's Normal Speller, Sanders' Union
Readers. We call special attention to our
large assortment of
PHOTOGRAPIT ALBUMS,
FAMILY BIBLES,
AND
DIARIES for ISGG.
MERCHANTS and TEACHERS
Supplied at Wholesale rates, at
JOHN SHEAFFER'S
Cheap Cash Book Store,
No. 32 North Queen st.. Lancaster, I'd.
nov ; IS,
PUBLIC SAID !
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17th.
186E3. The undersigned will sell at
Public Sale, at his residence, one mile from
Columbia, on the Columbia and Lancas
ter Turnpike, the following, described Per
sonal Property :
SIX FIRST CLASS MULES.
Twenty-five Fat Cattle, seven Cows,
eight
heacl grass cattle, one Ball, ten Fat Hogs,
17 Chester County Pigs, 2 Chester County
breeding Sows, 3 Calves, 13 Sheep, (Cutts
well,) Pennock's Reaper tt Mower, 1 grain
Separator, 1 Lancaster Threshing Machine
and Shaker, 1 six-horse Power, 2 Corn
Planters, 1 Corn Plow, Plows, three-horse
Cultivator, 3 Shovel Harrows, 3 slat Har
rows, Dril, 2 Rollers, Brandt's Steel Tooth
Rake, Wind Mill, 1 Family Carriage,
Sleigh, 1 Ore Wagon, 2 Broad Wheel Farm
Wagons, 1 Farmm - Wagob with Bed, 2 sets
of Hay Ladders, 1 one-horse Wagon, G sets
Mu' ',.% Harness, 40 Cow Chains, hay Fork,
2 Bag Wagons, Log Chains, Corn Cutters,
Grain Cradles, Scythes, Rough Lock,
three-horse Double Trees, Swingle Trees,
Fifth Chain, Spreads. Jockey Sticks,
and. other !arming utensils not necessary
to enumerate. Sale to commence at 1
o'clock, P. M. of said day, when at
tendance will be given and Terms made
Know by
fob. 3, M. M. STRICKLER.
LADIES' SELOE MANUFACTORY.
H aving increased my ibeilities for turn=
i
ing out . superior \V rk I would an
nounce toany.-old custoi ers and all new
ones that may favor me \ 'ith a call, that I
am setter prepard now toimanufacture all
kinds of , is .
LADIES' IiIIISSES'
And Children's Shoes tc: Gaiters,
Than ever before. I employ none but the
best workmen and ;1131 always certain of
giving satistaction. I keep on hand a gen
eral assortment of ready made work all of
which is
MANUFACTURED on the Premises.
I ke 3p no made up work of other parties,
My work is made exclusively for home
trade and is sold as such. TERMS CASH
We sell as cheap as any other establish
ment, am' ask a share of nublie.patronage.
JAMES SCHROEDER.
Locust street, between Front and Second.
Columbia, November 11.,1865, ly
J. RUMPLE & SON,
=I
Fcreign and. Domestic Hardware.
A N extensive assortment of house fur-
LA. Dishing hardware, also for carpenters
and builders use, always on hand.
IRON AND STEEL
Blacksmiths, wagon makers and others,
furnished with all kinds, of iron, nails,
horse shoes, coach trimmings and other
goods in their line.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
In great variety, such is tubs, baskets,
wash boards, brooms, washing maChines,
&c.,
FAILIVIING
Plows,shovels,hoes, plow castings,scythes,
forks, rakes, and all other implements'
used by the farmer. , •
STOVES A/ VD TIN IVARE.
Stoves of; every style and pattern, cook,
parlor and otlice :,toves, for - coal or wood.
A large assortment of tin 'ware always
kept on hand or manutactured to order.
c3Z - 0-
Coal oil, linseed, fish, sw , rtn and machine
oils of all kinds.' Alcohol, benzine, japan
and other varnish,- glass: paints, putty,
white lead, Ike.
Locust St., Columbia, Pa.
aug. 19, '65.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
- COLUMBIA .
Receives Deposits, Make Collections on
all Accessible Points on Liberal Terms,
Discount Notes, DraftS, Bills of Exchange,
itc,, Buy and' sell Gold-Coupons, Silver,
Gold, &c., ctc.
Interest will be pal..? on special deposits,
viz
For 12 months, , 5 V percent., for - 6 mouths,
4 per cent., for 3 months,.3 per cent. per
annum. •
We also famish all United States-Secu
rities and other Bonds and . Stocks, charg
ing the Broker's_ coin mission ,only.
Discount
,day: Mondays at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
S. S. DETWILER ;
• Cushier
feb. 10, '6O
-
S TAND.ARD IVORKS.
..„
911-IP, undersigned having received. the
agency' for the ''"Atlantic Monthly," ;
"ti Drib American Review," "Every SL
unlay," "Our Young Folks," and' the
"School.Yisitor," . is ,prepared to receive ,
subscriptions at, the lowest rates.
jan. 20, lin L. C. OBERLIN-
NOVEMBER,' 2511111•!'
NEW IRRIVIL OF 'FURS!
, • •
, . .IcIAATINS. - •
And extra. liandsouio • . -
SIBERIAN SQUIRRE LS, •
Nov. 25,.t f. • EA:LPENIAN'S.
DR • lED ...I.VP.I:4 • ES:,PEA nt ?y i Sa i NgES
NEW SUciAlt PURER HAMS at
km, 27, '66.
1865. 1865,
FALL SEASON,
HALDEMAN'S STORE;
Established 181'5
- OLD STAND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS-
WE HAVE NOW DISPLAYED, AND
offer to our customers and the public; a
very extensive assortment of choice fab
rics in Foreign and Domestic
IBY GOODS,
C.A.RPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS AND
Our Departments are all full, and we
will offer . throughout the season a choice
variety in each, at, and under market
prices
As our stock will be constantly replen
ished with the most desirable offerings of
the Philadelphia and New York markets,
it will always prove worthy of inspection,
and we think a visit to our establishment
will result to the advantage of our patrons.
R. J. HALDE MAN,
Locust Street. above Front.
Elegant Designs and Choice Makes in Im
ported Staple
DRESS GOODS.
Examine and price ourFRENCH MER
INOES. A beautiful stock to select from
At lIALDEMANS'
CLOAKS,
We shall continue to make our Cloak
Department the most attractive in Co
lumbia. Our new
Fall & Winter Cloaks ;
SACQUES A TirD CLRCULARS,
From low priced to some very handsome
goods, are now-ready for the inspection
of the public.
Pay a visit to the cloak room at
'ILIALDEMANS'
- IiALDPIAN'S
Have now displayed and ready for inspec
tion their
FALL STOCZ.
A visit to their establishment is invited.
CLOTHS CASSIMERES,
FOR
men and Boys,
Our stock of these goods embraces all the
well known & best makes. Well selected
in
STYLE AND VARIETY,
-To gether with all the desireable medium
grades which we arc determined to sell at
prices the very lowest at
HALDEMAN'S.
Cr M S
FUNISHING GOODS..
To this department we have paid es
pecial attention this season and believe we
can show our customers the most hand
some line of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
than ever before'kopt in Coltunbta. For
new and pretty-goods call at,
• HALDEMAN'S
110 OP SKIRTS,
The greatest ;invention of the age in
Hoop 'Skirts
BRADLEY'S
Duplex Elliptic Spting SHIRT,
' Very•flexib]e, folded easily when in use
to occupy a small space, making the most
agreeable skirt worn:
" •
Fel. sale in 'all sizes only at
LDEMANS'
- - .
^ :.HALDEMAN'S-
HaVing, reduced their stock to the very
lowest-point during the past season; their ,
PRESENT PURCHASES • •
Enable thenuo oiteran entire item . ' stock of
goods.
TaiIEMBER THE P4ACE: .
---,HALDEMAN'S*
,Locust Street:,
Above Front,
COLUMBIA;
Columbia, Pa.
Establi3l:ed in 1855
DEALERS 1N AND MANUFACTU
RERS OF
TOBACCO,, SNUFF, SEGARS,
of all kinds.
We have just received the best stool: of,
CHEWING - TOBACCO- .r.
that we have °lrma far sale•for the lastk
• 4'17
Tobabeothat we can gliaianiee,...reM
respect_to.'give. sale,
STOREKEEPERS, MERCILYNTS;,.;:
and all others who use or: sell;,,TobaccoN
in' any sliapo or . tor . call in. and,
Examine our Large Stock,
QUEEN'SWARIi3
Before . purchasing elsewhere as you will,
find it to your interest.
The old saying is, petions will buy where:
they get the
Best and Cheap3st Goods:
After you examine our stock and ftnct
we have not the CHEAPEST and the,
BEST, we do not
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE &
We have made arrangements witk,a.
firm in Richmond, Va., to sell.their
FLOUNDER, NAVY. and SWEET
At their Factory Prices. All-we mak'n
is a small commission.
You will find that Tobacco the best and.
cheapest in market.
If any Tobacco bought of us 'should not
The following branch of CHEWING
TOBACCO, SEG ARS & SNUFF, we
will keep constantly on hand.
Virginia Tobucens.
Extra Navy, the best in the market:
The black Crow Navy Tobacco,
Lotters Congress,
Excelsior Sweet Spun.R.ollll , plugs
to lb.
"Va. Rose Budd lb plugs,
'Va. Cavendish # lb plugs.
Va. Natural Cavendish.
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Tobacco: "
Sweet Balta. Spun Roll. 12 pluf4N to ft,
Nature Diamond Twist, 2.3 plugs to lb
Manus Oronoko, we will Sell at
Factory rates.
Date Tobacco, 22 plugs to lb.
Flounders and Sunfish, 23
Plugs to lb.- •
Navy and Raw Twi;t:.
We liave Brands and Style'S'', and tho
best quality in Market. We defy any.
Factory in the State to produce BETTER,.
STOCK than we , are now working , into.;
Segars. We have segars" as cheap as $1.00:
and $1.25 per hundred, all warranted, lo'
smoke free.
Solace,
Amulet,
Yellow Bank,
Plantation,
Billy Barta RoQa,,
Celebrated Cornish,-
Fine Cut Chewing tobacco,
Loose in 4 Bbls and Barre's, -
5.11 P ,, IE3 - UT11)2T2%
Big Lick, h lb, and 1 lb bales, •
Uncle Sam, k lb and 1 lb bales,.
Dauville,Ara., 1,1, 1 and 10 lb hales,
Lynchburg, Va., in 1Q lb bales,-:
Turkish, 1,1, and lib dt:ums,
Cut and Dry,in papers,by the doz. 45 ets.
Also loose.in 1-2 Bbls and Barrels.
OF ALL KINDS.
Rosewood Pipes;plain ' fluted andliney,
Sweet Billy, ditto, of differeiit styles,
Double Tube Pipes, six different sizes'
Gum Pipes, "do do , „
Indian Pipes,aud French Clay Face pipes
Clay pipes for .sale by the box or'..dozen.
Pipe Stems,and Match , Boxes of allsizes,
FIVE' DIFFERENT KINDS
SEGAR CASES..
All styles and shapes of
SNUFF BOXES. •
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Bags,'
UM,'LEATHER AND 'BLADDER:
STARRS, 'IIAPEE; •
'CONGRESS, SCOTCH,,‘
We want you to call and examine our stock. Sots
will find all stated in thiq advertiseinent correct,
and no humbug. You wilt find no one-horse house„
but a first class Tobacco House. -
FENDRICII 13ROTHERS,
-
Wholesale and Retail -Tobacco, Snuff: nird Segitt.
Manufaettiry, Front 'Street, 5 'doors' above: Locttise.
Columbia, Pu. Feb: it, tin :11
..ItOurClOthing of = •
iv R.
91111 E •
..SUBSCRIBER WOULD
1. call the attention of the - citizens'of Co
lumbia and N',.icinity to his large stock.ofm:
B.EAD*7IVIBDV °TIEING,
Embracing every•variety'of style and ma
terial suitable Aor, the seqson. They'ard
made of the best material and in the most
th.sitionable'style. - • ' •
Gentlemen's Furnishing . GootlLs,
Shirts, Searfs,, ,Neek - Ties,, Suspenders.
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery,' kte.. — - A splendid
line of these goods always. kept,. on hand.
, .
• Also, Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps, of ,
whieh,lye have solectpd sipelF oY
which we' offer at ohehp rates: -'
TBATAKS,,VARrET BAGS;
and Valises okall. styles,. 'are sold elie§pen
than city prices. Alv goods are all bight
for cash and I otter them at cheaper" titles,
for eash,than any other store. Call and see:
HENRY RICE,.. , —*
No. 1, Wolfs Row,. Front St.
: ColvAnDitv,
Columbia;: Nov. -11; 180, ly. •
,:_ • .
rp .
rcE -Fir'st National Bank fel pplapft),
.11, has clficlared a dividend. p a f. ii,vp ppi
cept. free of taxes, payable op deplane'.
S.S. DETWILER, Cash.
FENDRICH BROS.,
ASK YOU TO BUY
We also pledge ourselves to sell at
- WESTERN PRICES
SPUN ROLL TOBACCO
TURN OUT AS REPRESENTED
We will take it back and
REFUND THE MONEY
SEG-A_EtS.
FINE CUT- CHEIVING TOBACCO
in tin nil
S 3 tIFF;