Cu Columbia In.
RAUB°, Editor.
W. Hayes Grier,. Ass't Editor.
eq!L!1,1111BIA PA.
Saturday, Jilim 9, 1866
Advertisements, to secure Immediate insertion
must be handed ih on or before Thursday evening
each ~ , fcelc. -
ifl" Mr. T.. C. Oberiein. - is our aatheed
Agent for West• .11emplield Township. Ike
will ialce swbseriptions, advertisements cee.,
:for ' - the . "Syy."
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The News.
It is said :that' Davis' counsel will am:
nounce their readiness for trial, ancl, in
the event of Q. postponement will ask for
the release of their client on bail.
Leonardlluyek, President of the Mer-''
National Bank at Washington,.
has been arrested for violating the • • Na
tioal Currency act. lle was held. in
$200,000 bail.
The internal revenue receipts during
allay amounted 'to nearly $22,000,000 : '
The slestitullop.' in Alabama is inercas-
ME
The Young Men's, Christian Associa
tionfor the United States and British
.Provinc - esrdet in Albany on . Saturday.
The shipment of specie to Europe on
~Saturday_ amounted to 83,630,000.
.
In an action brought in Nen , York
~against the Camden and Amboy Railroad
. Compan.y,to recover the value of a lot of
cotton burned at the company's pier before
svgs
delivated to the consignee, the
fury -rendered a verdict: for plaintiff for
" . ;SSI,6IS 07.
It is said that the British minister lets I
made a demand upon our government fur
the surrender of the Fenians who fell
into ,our hands. The goveiument has
come to no decision as yet as to what will
be done with them.
The Fenian invasion of Canada seems
,to have pine to a sudden termination.—
The various dispatches in regard, to the
povernents of both the British and the
Fenian forces are very conflicting. There
-seas a brisk engagement at Rid g eway' on
.Saturday, in which the Canadian volun
'.,teers are said to have been routed with
loss of 23 and wounded. The
Fel:liens-lost 6 killed and 15 wounded.—
Skirmishing afterwards took place at
Waterloo — ferry, when -Canadians main'
scattered, 70 of them being captured:—
The Canadian =Count of this fight saYs ,
thp.t Colonel, Dennis, the commander of
4,h3 five. or-six 'others . }vere
:wounded: Two 'eniens Were killed. On,
Saturday night two columns of British
troops wore - menacing the •Fenians and
the-latter evacuated Fort Erie. In at
talmpting to, get to .this side 400 were
captured'-by the Uniteil• -Steles boats
guarding the river and - are lie - Id' under
the guns of, the United
,States 'steamer
MiChigan, . : awaiting
,instynetions„ from
washington.: Col.,o?Neill and staffwere
among those captUred. - General' Barry,.
3vli6 *as detailed.by 'General Grant to
,command the United States forces, - bas
forbidden all .communication with the
Panadian •shore. From 360 to 1500 men
attempted toleav'e Buffalo 'in tugs and
gatb4ts on Saturday :night,, but" Were
prevented by. the United,. States
,piekek
boats: Gen. -Meade has arrived. at :Buf
falo. The British forees now occupy the
: entire *shore opposite Buffalo to repel any
fresh invasion.
di:ll3km, tever : and small pox
are sll - assailing•New :York harbor, and
the quarantine there- is- Very- rigorous. •
Tlie Qrand Lodge Of Masons are hold
ine,-their annua' communication` in New
About. $75,000,000 of five-twenties are
expented . froni .Germany the current
month - - • •
Soldierk State Convention was
Jield in Pittsburgh On Tuesday. General
Joshua, T. Owen; of, Philadelphia, presi-
Fled. Resolutions ,denouncing the ap
ppintment to office ef - men who bad em
ta'rrnss9cl the - goverament during the
war; de.manding, : the 'trial end execution
of the leading traitors; requesting the
adoptibu "of.a, high protective tariff by
Congress, and renew mending Gererai
Grant and Governor Curtin for President
and yice.President at the - nest clOtion
were adoiite:4l , • •,
:In the United :States District Court at
ltichnpud, yesterday, the Assistant Dis
trict'Attorney'replied'to certain questions
:pr,oPotinded' 'by - '4, - 4eed;'couusel - for .
Jeff. and - said that, the:' Chia
JnStice and Attorney General requested
j. postponement of the trial until the first
Tuesday in October. HO - moved' qui - ad- .
joniifment; :until.' that time: and Judge
Voderwoed 6ranted;the
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The President issued a 'Proelam,apion
warning. all eitizens• against eticoUr'4lng
the Fenian expedition to Canada; cli
rectingthniudgPs, marshals and .,.
d: other
Vuited 'SOte officer :to i.4e necaStir.o, t'p
bring . tO juStice . tbose,, , who P are violating
the. neutrality laws;aud authorizing-Maj.
Gem-Arcade to - employ the Military and
naval,fornes - andilin 'Militia' to prevent
anyt
hostile; emons ra tons. •
rig corner-stone' Of
the'"Ponglas, ' Mon t has
been' pestpoi4d'fieuf 14th - of:June,
to the 4i.4‘'ol'3:l.ily','.‘ihdn', it' is'intended'
to make - a ',iran The .staso nin
fraternity will en'iqriiOny;
Oilitorial and ViigrilaireotiO.
—Our,thUnks are; due'to Dr:'W; Me,
Chesney 'of St. Louis No:, for doCuments
received.
. . .
—ln fishing for Compliments tb.e're.i:s
. -,
certain to be*: a fi.io- at - one end of .the,
. . .
line.
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—Why - is Andrew -J,ohnson like a pie
my mother used to bake?, Because • lie's
...
a turn-over.
leastest fuu . for — tb; • M'nsteit
money.-- , -Spendiug ten:dollars on'a'spree ,
and then being sick fur a week from the
effects of the spree.
• ,—The most fun for the least money—
Having a pretty girl to kiss you on both
cheeks; and then-say She".'"thonglit
was Cousin Tom.'?: • •
—Those addicted to the weed will find
a superb assortment of -fine segars and
tobacco at the store of- Booth on
Locust street. Jack and - ,Bootie . arc arc,
fellows and' esei ye' patronage. -
—Frank Grove; - of the Columbia &
Port Deposit Engineer corps, - infprms
us that they found a button wood tree, in
their travels,opposite Baitibridgeomeasur
ing forty-three feet in circumference.
—A gold mine has_ been "dis Covered
near Titusville, which, it is thought, will
put the oil wells of that" region in the
shade.
—What notes compose the most favor
ite tunes? Bank-notes—they makefur
t tines.
—"I say, boy, how far do, these rocks
run' into the sea?"- asked a gen tieman of , a
half clad towy haired - fiSherthares son on
the east coast of Scotland.—`•They dinna
rin at all, they just liestill -all de time."
A pleasant time - in the country—
'Walking a mile beneath the rays of -a
roasting suu,choked with dust and gnats,
to reach a cool spot where you can spen•i
a few moments gazing-on the "beauties
of nature."
—Josh Billings says "two lowers, like
two armies, generally get along quietly
till they are engaged!' lie says farther,
"it you itch_ for fame, go into a grave
yard and scratch yourself akin a Untie
stone."
—The Shepherdstown (W. Va.) Reg;
ister says - that a citizen of that place on
Monday last,caught with a hook and line,
in the Potomac, 17 Bass, the largest
weighing tour and a quarter pounds, and
the smallest two pounds.
—"lsaac, my son, let the good Book
be a lamp unto thy path." Mother," re•
plied the thoughtful Isaac, "I- shOuld
think that was making light of sacred
things."
•
—Cholera seldom attacks:boys. , The
only - reason NV.C,,C&I give fOr it is that they
never talk about it. ,Their mindS are so
pmstantly engaged in robbing orchards,
playing "how many miles,"
.and other
important amusements, that they'have' no
time to think,of such small affair's its the
- s oolprq, " ' ' • •
wan boasted of havin n' eaten for ty."
nitre hard-boiled eggs. "Why didn't - you
eat one more and•make .an. even fifty ?"
asked 50041,5. " "Do. you want a ivan to
make 'a — ,hog of hiAiselfjustfor one'egg?"
•
A countryman vho vas, clirgeclwith
tengalloas of whiskey which a grocer
put iu an eißht gallon keg,said lie "ditn't
'lliad the, money oyerchurr , ed inuch, r as
dio - strain o 4 the keg.'!
Bedford' counly,TeUnessee,whole
fields of corn and cotton.:lutv.e..been laid
waste by. the cut_wOrm,causiug hundreds
of acres to be replanted., Recently the
e.rmy.worm.has made its,appearance, arid
: is commencing,eterisiye.ravagcs., Many
farmers ,arc becoming thorongbly clis
-heartened.,,.;
that-Al:le' pieta have 'sung of the
perfume :of the produce of any
zone,'
. - is'itiustrated and -realiied in the
entrancing 'fragrance of Phalon's "Night
Blooming, Cereus." A bottle'•of it should'
alwa:,ys.stimil :beside Moore's Melodies in
every lady's. boudoir: Sold everywhere.
,
Back."---_,A lady vas
once asked the reason, why she' i alwaly's
Came so, early to chuireh ? , ". Because,"
said she, "it is a part of my religion never
disturb the religion of others." -- On
the same principle, after' indulging in
the Cream Syr up 'dr:l:Wu' from MeYers'
elegant fountains, fall hack. and ' make
room for others."
-7-Sidney Smith . was. nue° 'looking
through the hot-house of a lady who-was
proud of her flowers, and used not very
accu,rately,a prolgsion of botanical names.
"Madame," he said, "have you the
~Septennis psoriasis?."
Al.r. said she, "I had•it•last winter,
and I gave it to the Archbishop pf. Ca
nterbury; it came out beautifully iu the
spring!'
Sep . tenni s psoriasis is the medical na1313
for the seven• years' itch;
-7--The Northern Central railroad com
pany, says the Williamsport //cam,
having obtained possession of the Elmira
and CanandluguA road, have put down a.
third rail to Watkins, which connects
with the lake steamers. They thus s&
cure a narrow guage road to that point.
They are also taking" up the rail and.
narrowing •, the" track' from Watkins to
Canandaigua. • This makes a through
route from Philadelphia and Baltituoi.e to
Canancliiigtia,,wit,hout' changing. cars.
The r - Penns . ylvania railroad company has
secured the 'Canandaigua and ".Nufgara
road 'and: will a . through route from
Philadelphia and, ttie Bout)t to Niagara,
wallobt •Gcc.reee.
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Ilamiltoo has- io the :press. of
; her publishers, Messrs.Tiekoor.
Bostoo,,a new volume specially adapted
„to
,sUomer yearling," and bearihg die
takitig title of : 'Summer- hest:" - MoSt
of the
,artiaki ; in this vottioic are . nOW,fOr
the first printel, and, :%vill'he, found .
equal . to any of the, author's most b' illiaut
eS§aysp l ll:aliearnasStii 'appears ag - nin Ofa
the carpetfia
.exploits in the 'way
of c; 2 l . i-denio -, lnid other domestic 'affairs
are-ruade very atuushi , ' , . Gail Ilathilton
is never'dUll: — Poisessed 'Of a sharp and
ready'wlP, ; 'speakitieboldly, t.od that too
Opn.toples wherein• women have ali , raYs
supposed - to - havebeen
she has already' gatbeied aboUt , her an
audien:ce, which, by its
.h-ea'rtl;uppredia
tioia lier,*ritin..s . , Attests the truth' of
many
,'Of her. convictions 7.he success
of 'her various '.3iollimos 'Of :essay s , has
been Without'para - Nei; Ttidr.sbe ig the" .
r.Of the iy!' 's
DISFRANCIIISING D ESERT ERS.—the
•SUpreme Court at Harrisburg baying ad
journed without announcing its'decision,
as requested by the Governor,' through
the Attorney General, on the constitu
tionality of the act of Congress disfran
,
ehisino-'deserters, the bill ; ':passed at 'l:he
late/session of the Legislature for carry
ittto effect the law of Congress was
on Monday approved by the Governor,
so that immediate preparations of the
records and certificaies'reCtuired by - the
act may be commenced and time afforded
for the correction - of errors , ip / the -record.
CUOLFRA AND New JERSEY.—Are,the people_of New
that .- the cholera' shall rap - iii this
Ci'y and thus spreddall over, that State,.simply from
the want of 'necessary quarantine
. grounds?:: 'if so
then let thcrn persist in not allowing ~andy Book to
be used for -quarrantino Herald.)
New York appears, .tore ; quite-willing
that cholera shall spread 4over-NSWJersey.
If the people ofNew 'York do not want the
pestilenee,
,w llyd id they
.not_stOP inlpork
ing ern igrarits who are like-to' hare it.long
ago? When money can be made by -111:i.pg
lug diseases into country rrkerchants
of N4w:. Yokk'tire"always ready: for" the
busihess . .-;:7?,hit!%. Ddily. News. j ,r.'.':
That's so brother' Flanigan. If they
had Put a - stop -to ' the importation :of
emigrants, in time, they might have es
caped the scourge, entirely . : 'lt Should
be done yet if the New Yorkers can be
induced to-make the .strafice. • -
SPECIAL :NOTICES
' HOW SOOTHING,
how •sublimely beautiful are the ,sweet strains of'
melody, es they come borne to us upon the wings
of evening: how it fill. the heart with gladness! Yet
midst all .this joy and happiness', how. it leers our
pleasure to 'see our neighbors or companions suf
fering from Me lavages of a violent 'cough or an
obstinate cold. The soothing quieting
. properties
of Coe's Cough Balsam allways all the irritations;
and.will speedily cure the most obstinate eases of
croup, cough, sore throat, and influenza. ' Take it
freely.
ITCH ! ITCH ! ITCH !
SCRATCEI I SCRATCII
WIIMATODPS OINTMENT
Will Cure the Itch in 4S Hours. _
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all,
Eruptions-of the Skin. ' Price SO cents.- Tor sale Ly
all druggists. sending CO cents to (.0 Pot
ter, Sole Agents,
170 Washington street,lieston, it
n•! II forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any
part of the United States.
June 9, ly.
Something New and Novel 1;or
Agents, Peddlers' Country stores, Druggists, and all
seeking en honorable and profitable business. Free
by mail for 65 ets., wholesale per doz. Canvass
ers realize $6 to $l.O par day profit.
AI3I3OTT DUWD, INlanufaettares, 10G Water st.,
Xew York.
r.k" FIE MASON ct HAMLIN CABINET
Organs, for sacred and secular music; forty differ
ent styles, SSO to il6oo each. Fifty-one Gold or
Silver Medals, or. other lust premiums awarded
tome. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address.
MASON e HAMLIN, Boston, or
• • MASON BROTHERS, New York.
sept. 9,1 y.
Vellieau's lleareely for Cholera.
The favorite remedy or cu 1., successful practition
er [See Velpeau on Cholera.] its small bulk, energy
and reliability commend it - to residents in the
coutitry,traveler , i and prudent
,people everywhere.
A single dose in the inequeney.of cholera symptons
does snore than the most skillful treatment can ac
complishan hour later, Price Me. • •
Sold by Hubbell, Apothecary, N 0.1410 Chesnu t St.,
Philad'a. may 11 tf-1:13-
Ladies can receive a box of Dr, Velpau's Pills by
mail,sealed from the eyes of the publie,by enclosing
one dollar and btx postage stamps to o.o.S:epics,
General Agent for us at Watprtown,,N. Y. ,
may-12-Imo.
Al! may marry hapily, irrespective of N'vealth, age
•or beauty: and the love of the opposite sex can he
gained - by the Sol:owing simple rules. Send a di
rected 'euvefope , and stamp to IllxnAms LUCILLE
DEMARE, Station L,l3iblo House New York, City.
.
. The glory Of tnan is strength—A gentleman who
suffered for years' from nervous and 4.4 e n ital
•tly Emissions, and Seminal_ Weakness, the.re
:lva of youthful indiscretihu, and came near ending
his days in hopeless misery, will for the sake Of
suilering man, send to any one afflicted, the simple
means u;:od- by bim, which effected a cure in a few
weeks after the failure of numerous medicines.—
Send a dirJeted envelope and stamp and it wid cost
you nothing.
. _
Address' EDGAR TREMAIN, 128t1r,St, N: Y. City
' Lovely girls and feslive boys,—send an addressed
envelope Mid •2•5 cents, and I will sen4l you some
valuable information that will please you.
' Address MARY NOGRE,'S.II tiroadway,New York.
• t
may 12 ly.
LOV.P AND MATRIMONY
Ladies and gentlealen, if you wish to, marry, ad,
dresis the Undersigned, who send, you without
money anti without price, valuable ilifornmtion that
will enable you to marry happily and speedily, ir
respectizte of age, wealth, or beauty. 'This inf.nna
tion wilt cost you nothing, and if you wish to marry,
it wilt cheerfully assit t you. All letters strictly con
fidential. The desired information sent by rental
mail, and no reward asked. Address
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
' .Grecripoh4, New Tot k.
Apr. 28,-3m.* • -•
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CA. -
larrh, treated with , the utmost success, by Dr. J.
ISAACS, Detilist and Aurist, (formerly of Lyden,
iloiland,) No 519 Bine, Street, Phihutelphia. Testi
monial;4 trop the most reliable sources ni the city
and county can be seen at his Office. 'TIM medical
filculty are ini ,- ited to accompany their patients. as
he :tits no secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes
inserted without pain. No charge made for exatni,
nation. mar. Orly
MEIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI
ENCE Or AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who sutler front Nervous
Debility, premature decay of Manhood. &c., supply
ing at the same tune the Means of Self Cure. Isy
one who has cured himself after undergoing con
siderable quackery.. By enclosing a postpaid ad
dressed envelope, single cuptes, free qeharge, may
be had of the author. •
NATHANIEL MAIF4.III, Esq., Brooklyn, Kings
Co., N. V.
Jan. 27,
To Consiumptives.
THE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN
restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffmed e veral years, with a
severe lung affection, and that dread. disease, Con,
sutnption—is anxious to make known to his fellow
sutlercrs'the means of cure.
•
fo i all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge,) with taio diree
pons Sir preparing and usp.g iho same, which they
will Sind azure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Coughs, Colds, etc. The only object of the
udvertiser in -ending the prescription is to bench
the aillieted, and spread information which he eon
eeives to be invaluaule, and he hopes every :,urkerer
w.ll try his remedy, as it will cost ycu notning, and
may proye a blessing,
Parties w•isl:ivg the perscription, Will please ad
dress '
Rev. EDWARD A. 'WILSON,
• 11 illinnisburg,King'County.
Doc. 39, '95„-I.3mNew York
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TE I IIIIETT'S. PHYSIOLOGICAL
.IL/- „Hair Regenerator.--,The 'wonderful,
pbpularity of tin. Preparation is imprecolegted.—
ic is becoming the standard article over everyilutig
of the. kink, trisl is the only unohjeetiouablo • .1.1 itir
Preparation in use: without it no toilet is complete;
if once usedit never will bar dispenseVA WI: •
It positively restores White, Gray, or fatlcil.lleir,
to its original coloi,lustre and beauty.' • - •
It often produces a new growth of beautifttt flair
-on bald heads, auctalivays stops its falling ott. ,
It frees the head front all datadrutl;,uchtng and
humor. , ••• •
lilts no dirty; 'sticky - soclimentS - or'unleasant
Qtior.
It, is neat, does not'soil the finest f;ibrio Cr skin.
- as n dressing, it is . unrivaled, deligntml.
iVo other.prepuration:hasteither tne nrerit;or popu
larity, wherever iegoes. Elvery'bottle warranted.
J. A. 91E1Apothecary,
General agent, -Odd rellows'Alull Columbia.
,mar. 21, Om:,
L 7,111 NHOOD HOW' "LOST;
f IL 1101 V RESTORED.
JUst piimished; a edition` of Dirneulverwell's
Ceicbriited Essay on the racical cure (without med
icine) of .Spermlttorrlhea, or - kin - anal :Weal:A.)6o, fn.
voluntary..Serninal Losses, Impotency, Montan and
! molest:l ty; impediments to Marrirge,
etc.;
also, Consumptson, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by
selfindulgenec or sexual exeravanance.
in a sealed envelope; only.acents.
Tne celebrated author in this aurairable essay
dearly 'demonstrates, from a thirty 'years' success?
fal practice, that the marming consequences of self ?
abuse may he radically cure without the dangerous
use of internal inedecino or the 'application of the
l icnifepointing out a mode of cu re at once simple,
berlaja, awl effectual, by means , of which eheryiuf ?
ferer, no matter whatins condition', may be, may
bore himself clieliply, privately, and radically. '
Lecturo•should be in the hands of eyery
south and every niiin In the land,
, Sent, under seal,Xa enT9lope, to any ad
dress, post paid, on receiptof six cents, or two post
*amps. , Address the publishers, , . ,
- , f,, , CHAS-J. C. K(.INE
).. - 'l3owery,'..New York P.0.0x 4,G56.
doi
Junel7,'63:ly• " • • P. •
Errors pt Youth.
,
A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
DebhitY, - Premature Decay, awl. all the eilbcts of
youthful indiscretion, will, fur the, sake of suffering
human iti , .'send free to all who need it, the receipe
ai.d directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Saerors wishing to prolitby
the advertiser's exporionce,can do so by addressing
JOLIN B,"OGD.EN,
. Dec. 30-'6.51y 0 '
No. 13,Chambeis st.. N..Y.
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-; Strange, but True. •
Every young lady and' gentleman in the "United
States can hear something very much to their ad
vantage by return mail (free of charge) by address
ing the undersigned, Those having fears of being
humbugged will oblige by not noticing this card,
MI others will please_address thetrobedient servant
'MO: F. CLIAPMAN,
Pee. 30'65 ly. 831 Iroadway, New York.
At. Card to Invalids.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America
!ma missionary / discovered a safe and simple reme
dy' for the eureior lierrous WeAliness, Early Decay,
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the..whole train of disorders brought on by baneful
rind vicious, babits: Gri.at numbers have been
already cured dy this noble remedy. Prompted by
a desire to.benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I
will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine.in tiscaled errveiope,tu any one who needs
it, Pree of ChiLrac. •'
Please inclose a plist-paid envelope, addressed to
yourself. „ • •
Address, '
' : , • JOSEPH T, TDDIAN,
Station 1.); Chile house, Isiew York City. •
mar. I.7ihno.*
EIII
SOn A MONTH !—AGENTS wanted for
C/ kJ six CraircN new articles, just (Jut.—
Acaresi O. T. CAREY. City Building, Biddleford,
Me. rnarlo,-'un:ly*
NEW STORE.
UNPARALIaLLED ATTRACTIONS!
T S. SNYDER announces to the citizens
el . of Columbia and vicinity that he has
opened at- his ROOM, on the corner of
Front tta l ocust; a FirSt Class stock of '
* DRY GOODS,
consisting - VT all the latest styles of
Dress Goods,
Cloths,
Cassi rneres,
Linen & Cotton Goods,
together with a full supply of
Sheetiug,s, _ .
of the best quality. His stock of
Bleached Goods,
Flannels,
Balniorals,
Hoop Skirts,
and Shawls,
cannot be surpassed
' In addition to the Dry .Good's depart
ment, he has the most carefully selected
stock of
BOOTS SHOES
ever brought to this place, consisting of
Ladies' Gaiters, Balmorals,
Children's and Misses' Wear of all sizes
and descriptions. Men and Boy's Boots
of all kinds, sizes and styles,
A Share of pu.blic patronage is solicited
J. S. SNYDER,
Cor. of Locust d Front.
April 2Sth
FIRST NAT.I. I NAL BANK OF
*COLUMBIA.
Receives Deposits, Male Collections on
all Accessible points on Liberal Terms,
Discount.Notes?,,Drafts; Bills of Exchange,
LEc., Buy and sell Gold-Coupons, Silver,
Gold, ctc., etc.
Interest will' be pai on,sPeci al deposits,
viz: • '
Forl2 months, 51 per cent., for 6 months,
4A- per. cent., fo'r 3 months, 3 per cent. per
annum..
We also furnish. all Uniterl,States Secu
rities and other Bonds'and Stocks, charg
ing the Broker's commission only.
Discount day:
,Mondays at 10 o'clock,
A.M. ,
feb. 10, '6O
H ENRY 311ARPER, • ,
520 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Miches, :' •- •
. .
AS'olici Silver Ware. •
and Superior Silver Plated Ware, at 'Re
duced Prices!
•
March 24, 1806-3 in.
Look Here! -
NEW HAT & CAP STORE,
No. G 4 North Queen ;Street, Howell's
Lancaster, Pa.
c
mILE undersjgned being a practical
HATTER, and having given his per
sonal attentiowto the basin. ss would.take
this opportunity of .informing the public
generally that he has opened
NEW HAT Jr. CAP STORE,'
at the place above mentioned, where he
will be at all times prepared to supply
those who may favor him with a'eall with
the
BEST CHEAPEST HATS ,t; CAPS
of the Latest and Most Fashionable Style.
Having had considerable experience in
the business, he hopes to meet a generous
share of public patronage.
may 5-66-ly JESSE SMITH.
BITTER WINE OF' IRON,
A N excellent impregation of dry Span
ish. Wine, with the activity of Wis.:lye
Bark, and the most energetic of all the
ferruginous salts, Citrate of Magnetic Qx
ide of Iron. It has a vinous flavor, very
grateful to the palate, is without ehalyboato
taste and will not disorder the teeth.
It excitesdanguid appetite, gives zest. to
iMproi3Os' digestion; ''inereithS 'the
strength, steadies the circulation; takes off
muscular flabbiness, removes, the pallor
of debility, gives firmness and precision to
the actions of the nervous system, with
power to' pridufe fatigue'and resist disease,
Magnetic Citiate of Iron is new and pe
culiar, differing from the ordinary Soluble
'Citrate, in containing an equivalent of
of Pretoxide of Iron, in place of the Am
monia. It is neutral, tasteless, without
astringency,as prompt and energetic as the
'Chloride, and unlike that, induce no local
indammatory action or headache.
CalisaYa .is pre-eminent amon o
vegetable tonics-it as no equal as a strength
ener or retorative, nor rival as an anti-per
iodic. •
Retails in $1 and 82 bottles; quarts and
gallons for dispensing.
0. S. gUBBLELL,
- 'Apothecary,
1410 Chestnut st., Philadelphia.
jun-2, lin
TO ALL BOOR BUYERS !
TAS. K. SIMON; 33 South Four.th Street,
t.! Philadelphia, is agent for the following
valuable books :
.
Appleton'fi New American CyClopedia
-16 Vols. , ,
,i
'. History of
. 09 Rebellion- 7 1
large Vol.
Dietidniiry of , Mechanics-2
Vols.
Rebellion reenrd, by Frank Moore—. 9 Vols.
Washington Irving's works, . 22. "
Cooper's Novels. Theltens'- workS -
Iterivale & Gibbonis Rome.
Macauleys's works. .:. A
pictionory of 4rts and:Manufactur,;
ars.
Jiandcroft's •CiniOdStntes-4S &c.
I furnish alt books published, for public
and Privani libraries, at wholesale
prices. -Send a list.ot any, Thinks -,wanted,
wit,h a stamp; for •price, which."' will' e
sent by return than. jrin-2,3tit •
Lumber and Coal !
rpnE subscribers annorinco' to the publiC
1. that tliey' have on hand a large stock'
of lumberand coal, which they oiler at'
reascrtable rates' by tlle car load or- other
wise.-
'
-
Pine, " , Shingles',
Ash,_ , Liith, t
, . .
Poplar, -- - ' Pickets • •
Oak, Hemlock: -.. z ',. -,- :.: ~,
LOCUST'-.POSTS,
• - • BILL STUFF , spz , ALL SIZES.
• COAL ! COAL ! ' •
Baltimore ,Company. Coal, Black Dia.
mond, Shamokin, Lykens Valley, Schuyl
kill.. Ordersrespectfully solieited.
• • ‘-' • 'COOPER'Lt . PEAAT:
itror, 21, ,qs-tr
Skirtings,
Tickings,
S. S. DE'PWILEIt t
Catchier.
1866.
• 1866.
• -.
OF 1866
At HALDEMAN'S,
Locust Street. 'aboii6'FrOfit.
•
_ .
• We would call the attention of our
PATRONS
and the
M i z: "
TO OUR STOCK OF GENERAL
DRY GOODS,
CARPETINC4S,
.Rr.
Now opening and being replenished
almost daily throughout the season;
It will be remembered the inducements
offered at our establihment
LAST FALL,
in presenting an almost
.ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
THIS SPRING our STOCK - is STRICTLY
•
ANT , .
Thereby gii;-ing to our Patruns the advtin:
tage of the late decline in all
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ALINUFUTURES.
NO OLD GOODS FROM LAST
SEASON ,CONSEQUENTLY
NO LAST 'SEASON'S
PRICES.
PRICES of all Imported Fabrics
based upon the late de
cline in Gold. '
All under cost of Impor
tation and many goods
f}t old prices.
PRICE S of all standard and. other
domestics tho very low
est possible,
We solicit an wiaminatior of ,our Stock.,
always feeling'glad toshowbur Geocids.
'‘AP'ECALDEMANS'
T,,oeust, Stbove Front
- -"
- • '•
RE:SIEII.II3ER TEEP-L.Agg;
9 •
- • Locust , Soeot,-
Above' 'Front,
COLUMBIA PENN'A,
*.i.rch - 31,48.4 Q.
OUR BANNER ONCE`; MORE' 1S
UNFURLED TO. THE READ
ERS OF TEE SPE
Fondersmith's Stgre
IS A FIXED '
IN-COPUMUTA: , _
GREAT BARGAINS ARRIVING daily
from New York and Philadelphia:
Our Stock is not surpassed by any other
establishment in Columbia, and in
Selections, Quality and'
PRICES;-
WE CHALLENGE A COMPARISON
FULL LINE OF DOMESTIC
GOODS,
A Chbice Selection of
Ladies' Dress ,Goods,
An Entire New Stock
OF
SU A' Uar .8 RIE iLIJOS.
SIIAWLS, SACKS, & :SACKJNGS
Our New York Hoop• Skirt, equals the
"Bradley Skirt" in quality and shape, and
25 PER CENT. LESS IN PRICES I
A full'stock - always on hand for Ladies
and Misses.
BALMORAL SKIRTS OF EVERY
STYLE
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS.'
SWISSES, NAINSOOKS,
TARLETONS,JACKONETS,
Our stock of Cloths,Cassimores, and Men
and liay's wear generally, is of this sea
son's purchasing, and consequently Can't
tie Beat I
fEk - J- Carpets, Oil Cloths,Window Shades,
Groceries, Queensware, Wad Papers, at:.
IN 0031 PETITION WITH PIMA:
DELPHIA PRICES,
WE STUDY TO PLEASE
apt.. 2S, '66-.7.y
DISABLED MEN, ITTENTION I
AV - ANTED, one or two men, in Colum
"Y hia and vicinity, who have lost either
an aria or leg, to sell Wadsworth's Water
Proof Arnica Healing Plaster, the best and
cheapest Court Plaster in the market.—
From sto :510 per day can be made., Ad
dress,-with 25 cents for sample and full in
tormation, A. F. 13111,01 - IEII., Box 45,
Philadelphia, Pa. N..11.—A1l agents and
peddlers would find it to their interests to
answer the above. - apr. 21, 3m. ,
B - J. WILLIAMS,- . •
. No. 16 North Sixth Stieet, •Philad'a.
Manufaettirer of
VENETIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW SHADES,
The largest and finest assortment in-the
city at the Lowest Cash prices.
STORE SHADES MADE LETTERED.
May 5,2 in.
WANTED, ..IGENTS.—.S7S to $2OO per
mouth for Gentlemen and ; $:35 to $75
for Ladies, everwhere, to introduce the
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine,
improved and perfected, It will hem, fell,
stitch, quilt, bind brittle and embroider
beautifully. - Price only only t•s'_it), making
the elastic lock stitch, and fully warranted
for three years. We pay the above wages
or a commission, trom which twice that
amount can be made. Address or call on
C. BOWERS 'Lt. CO. Office, No 255'5. Fifth
street, Philadelpia,
Alt letters answered promptly with
circulars and terms. may
PURE WINES & LIQUORS.
THE subscriber calls the atteupion of his
friends and 'public, generally "to his large
and well assorted stock of pure wines and
liquors at wholesale, only retail for medi
cal purposes and tinnily use.
IMPORTED WINES ef, LlQuares,
such as Cognac of different grades and
~.„ brands.
Holland and. Cordial Gins.
Port Lisbon, Sherry, Madeira, Malaga.
champagne, German, Rhine, Clarret,
Wines, dc.
Domestic Wines and Liquors,
Domestic , Brandy, Domestic Gin, XXX
Old Rye, XX Old Rye, X Old. Rye, Bour
bon and Zlfonogahella Whiskies, Wines,
Catawba, sweep and. tart, Currant, Black
berry,. Elderberry, Samburg's Port, Lte.
. BITTERS
•
Misiller's Herb, The great Zingari,
Brunen, Stcivers, \Vine and Cock Tail.
, Brown Stout, Scotch Ate, Sel tars' Water.
Ginger,. Blackberiy' Catawba Cherry,
- Sts..
C: HU . CHER, ,
may_ 26, 'GG cor. Front cerLocuct.
ROOSTER
•
: The Celebrated Rooster Whiskey „
• can be had ouly'at the ;corner •of
•• Walnuti and Corn coerce
For, quality; flavor and - purity„
it cannot be. beat. Also
Bourbou Whiskey ,
from 'Bourbon County Kentucky, war
ranted:to• be the pure' rrtiele; or no sale.—
We have Wines, Brandies, Kkins,;Cordials
Qld iNlonongaimia of all grades. Give us a
call and examine ;for. yourself.
CRARLES GROVE,
• Corner of Commeree „and 'Walnut Sts.,
Columbia, Pa. • • -may 10-,66-tf.
C IDI;It"vI\EG.4I.2;It,
k:CKSONq
BEST SYRUP MOLASSES at" , :
- J.A-011-SC4, S.
pRIXT.E RIO COVRER nt
JACKSON'S.
Feb..lo 60.4 f.
Jersey•liams.
„ A Pine let of plegarit "Quaker Hams,”
diree,t.froM.ihe Jarsies, and are saper 7
for to any heretofore offered 'this mark
et, as a.,trul.l44l,,silffice. =For sale'only'by
.• ' -•-- JOHN A. J=ACKSON...,.
may 26, 66-tf •
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
CALL at Welder's House Furnishing
Store, Locust, opposite the, Franklin,
Rouse, and examine his new assortment.
Stoves, Tin WaTe,
•
Wood and Willow Ware..
'Having secured the services of one of
-the best mechanics in the country, he is .
prepared to do all kinds of
COPPER, TIN
AND
SULET IRON WORK.
bras and Stearn pipeTaling, Hydrant work •
and Bell hanging„at• the• shortest' .n0t1ee,... :
and most reasonable terms.
apr. 72-'66
Sicip atid . Reait
THE Subscriber would respectfully in,.
form =his -- customers - -and the 'ptiblici'
generally. that he has just received a gen,
eral assortment of • " •'• •
GROCERIES PROVISIONS; TEAS' AND: SPICES,,
MiChenerts celebrated sugar •cured'
No. 1, and mess , mackerel. Extra•
syruPS, ' Refined sugars of all kinds. • 014
Rio and Java Coffee. , English and Amer..
ican Pickles.
Dried, and Canned Firuits,,
. th ,
Raisins, Curran, Prunes, Prepared Mus-.
tard.
Our stock of staple and fancy groceries
is full and complete and•we intend keep
ing it fresh, by almost daily additions.—
Give us a call, corner Front and Union
streets, Columbia.
HENRY SUYDAM
apr, 14, -' do
Dress Making:
rpHE Undersigned will teach the art of '
.1. cutting Dresses, Basques, Sacques,
Jackets, Garibaldas, Children's Garments,
ctc., on a new , scale. Any lady can be
taught in three hours to be her own dress
maker, where, on the old plan it usually •
takes six months to learn. Apply to
B, A. KIM BURG,
3rd Street, below Locust.
may 12,-2m^
Private Sale of Real Estate-
A LOT OF GROUND ON THE' EAST
side of Front Street, between Locust
and Union St . ..vets, containing in front
about•2s feet . and in depth to the Pennsyl- ,
vania Railroad, with a Two and a' Half•
Story Brick Dwellinz House and other•
impro7ements thereon, bounded south by
property of Geo. Bogle and north by
property of Mrs. White, now occupied 1 - Q . 7
Win. Boyd, is offered at private sale.
For full particulars inquire of
- HENRY SUYDAM, -
- Agent for John S. Givetv.
April LI, tf.
Buy your Ciolhimag GC
'JET -- se . RICK,
E SUBSCRIBER WOULD
1. call the attention of the citizens of Co
lumbia and vicinity to his huge stock of
RBA Mr -mum. CLOT 1-IINCr
Embracing ever 3 variety of style and ma
terial suitable for the seqson. They are
made of the best material and in the most
fashionable style.
GentleistoWs Turraishitrig Goods,
Shirts,Scarfs, Neck Ties, Suspenders.
Handerchiefs, Hosiery, J:e. A splendid
line of these goods always kept on hand.
Also, Boots, Shoes, Hats and , Caps,' of
which we have a well selected stock of
which we offer at cheap rates:
TRUNKS, CA PET lILtGS,
and Valises of all styles, are sold cheaper
than city prices. - My goods are all bought;
for cash and I oiler them atcheaper rates,
for cash,than any other store. Call and see.
HENRY RICE,
No. 1, Wolfsitow, _Trout- St.' Columbia.
Columbia, April 14, 1866, ly. . . •
BRICK FOR SALE
frHE undersigned in
ned vgleased Wishes
Brick Yard, would offer to the
building brick of the very best quality.
Orders may be left at his resideuce,Locust
street above Second.
MICHAEL LIPHART..
Mar. 10, GO tr.
SfoultVs fiat Store,
ESTABLISHED 152.9.
No. 20 North Queen St. _Lancaster, Pa.
W E en :N .l .l=l;a t e i t s u t i o •o , ox .i o t wn goods, thus
OLD-TIME PRICES.
The largest, best aml most complet&
stock, and at lower prices than any house
In the countrv. , - •
Our immense stoelt. - of Spring- and Sum
mer Goods Consists of all the novelties of
the seasons; ,at least fifty different styles,'
the Most popular of which are the
CAA'
('AVALIER D'ORSAY,
INDICATOR, (very new,)
FU LTON,
MORTON PETO.
BRIGHTON,
,('hobby.)
TYROL,
A SPLFNDID SILK HAT FOR $5,00.
Cheaper than can be had elsewhere.
Our business connection with our patrons
tar a period or nearly forty years is suffi
cient guarantee of our ability to please all
who may favor us with a call.
SHULTZ LC: BRO. -
-.may
li' ANTED •
To-rent a house in the Borough, for which
a liberal rent AVill be paid.
Apply at this Office.
june 2. tf.
' COLUMBIA GLUON L INSTIT UTE.
The examinations of this Institute will
take place on Tuesdarand Wednesday the
12th and 13th of Stine, and ihe 7 'W.nnual Ex
hibition will be held in the Odd Fellows'
Hall on the evening orthe 14tb;(Thursday.)
The friends of Education are invited to be
present at the closing exercises. • Tickets .
for the Exhibition may W procured at
Hess' Book Store.
Builders Take Notice !
The old Quarry : known as U. B. Wolfe's
bekiwithesdain,.is. again in ; full blast,.-
They aro taking out
•
First-Class Building Stone,:
and 'also Large stone suitable for culverts, -
bridges, &c., which they will guarentee to
deliver at any point as, cheap as the cheap
est.
JAMES T. WOLFE
jull-2, 3m
Mason; i 123.66,5e1k MObre:
PITTSBURGH, PA.
'EMPORIA...NT TO. MANUFACTURERS
'Suporiorami.d , tO - 011.---
,Extro, 1, Engine Oil, at,1,50 •
do 2, . do , 1,20
. .
do , 3, = do' ; ,,
do do
- - .
Exta Parapliine Lubricat 25 cts. gal.
The' above mentioned grade's of oils- are
guarantied as.follows ,•• • .•
No.-1, for .Locoinotives-and Engines , su
perior to Lard Oil: No. 2, - =do" -equaltto
Lard Oil. No. 3, an extra oil suitable Ifor
blast furnaces, lieaVy machinery, now be
ing used with much satisfaction by Grove
Bros. Danville, Pa.
, No. 4,'a heavyoil for Rolling Millwork,
pronounced by Messrs. Shoonberger & Co.
for use on their nail cutting machines'equal
to best Lard Oil at 50 cents. Also, Carbon...
Oil, supplied ant lowest rirtes:'l. s
Orders may be left at this office.
Jun, 2,.1866, ly.
Grant" and . Siiitriiitin
The two heroes before their' tent 'Plats
ning a-battle—Grant smoking,.. A.'beau
tiful steel engraving by , Wm: Sartain.—
Agents wanted everwhere. Sample sent
by mairfor 50 Cents. Agents make 50 per
cent. Address " " • '
idittLESOg 'it CO., '
' 611 Chestnut Steeet, Philadelphia.
jun-2, 2m - .
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