gkr ttilili**T 'pt.
A. M.y..AMISO, Editor.
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I F.''llELlyes Gkier, Ass
1_ COLII7II . IIIIA PA.
,Saturday, June 23, 1860,
Advertisements, to'Secure Immediate insertion
must be handed in.on or before Thursday ere2o.4
.each week. •, , .
-Ijg • Mr:. L.. GT. .(hberlein,is our authorized
Agent for West Hempfield. Townsh(p.
will take subscriptions, advertisements &b.,
for the, 4 ASpy." • • • •
The Neivs.
-From a report made to Qeng i ress,it ap
spahri' that, government 4 .4 . s provided
- 6915 artificial limbs to sold'Aers 2134
'arin's'37B4. 1e0.5,44 hands,9 feet and 104
i?ther •Ta - pyliances; twenty-three different
manafacearers of artificial limbs supplied
itbe govdrnment, and the cost was $857,-
728.
The receipts - of internal revenue for
,the pr kept fiscal y..ar, 4p to the 19th
4.nstcnyiinii4ntto $299;018,416. '
Times'says an order
has beenissued at Nyashibl;ton. for the
- FelegC.'n,f[tp' - noteriOn y. Piet: Turkcy,oge
ofiihe - conituancleis of Libby pyison
the"ra - elliOn, and who was dis,
tikiniiihdd for hig cruelty to Union
.
"Sei4ral meteoric stones f1;11 at Nash
on the 12th,uear the railroad dent.
111 6 .r:Pore of bluish eJlor, and Were
A,iiletlot when firA 'discovered. Geolo
jists say that nothing similachas been
'round ),9 any other p:irt of the world.—r
siediMenn 4.a.vp begn forwarded P•st
fOr:filither 'okarnioation,
R6sS•Winans, having made a sue
s
pessful drip frbui
,England to France and
liabk - in his "cigar ship," expects to cross
the Atlantie in it during the present
summer- -
Harvesting is progressing in Alabama.
_The wheat crop is an average. Prospects
for corn are good. Little, attentLon is
Paid to cotton. Heavy freshets follow
the late rains.
A. few days ago eight hogsheads of
very extra tobacco were sold at Peters
):kurg„ Va., at as average of $l3l per
ItUridred; total amount, $9,000.
Xessrs, C. V. Culver, L. H. Culver
and John Peun, comprisiug the 4.rrn
of Culver, Penn 4, Co., were arrested or}
'Friday at Franklin,by the chief of police
lconi Harrisburg; upon a charge of em
lembezzlement and fraud. The warrant
w6liisued.4t the instance of the Petro
leum of TitusvillF• Tl4eY
•. - •
pvesls,oop, bail toy their N.ppearenpe
- he pett tern} Flf the Dauphin 'county
Pburt:' The parties giving the required
pedurthes -were James S. Austin, Law
rence A. Culver and William Hines.
,t
*The sugar lands which lie along the
hanks of the navigable streams in touisi r
nna are now chiefly adopted to cotton.—
Airing the war a &clad deal of the necea•
'fiat.) , machinery wa..5 *trued, and much
'of the pi* cane was lost. ' Tile planters
r • : 7 r*
Piave not had the necessary meaus to re
new their material, and censequently
'sugar - seaseifei the time being to be a
;ha* piCiiiine'dilouisiana,notwithstand
ing 0.4 fVet that she was once the third
gugtits'eiikirting country in the world.
The' records of the foarth aqditcr's
f3fAce - sh4s that during the rebellion the
'naval force of the . *lilted States captured
liiver fifteen
.hundred prize's 'smile of
Nine worth as high as two hue
tired thbusand ' Vesides these,
import4gt- c , aptures' of 'corn, rice and
pptto , B " IC is stated that the
pavyhai netted over twenty million dol
lars Orli ilia.?ein these prizes.
^Ale Canandaigua and Niagara Falls
. ..itailreiad, it is said, has been'pnrehased
joy thePennsylvania.4ailniad Company
vit4 a view of opfming ifltiough line
'hem Philailelplß4 to* the Fans; using tti.e
•North Ceptial Rgileroad:' - froia latirpisburg
tR Sgebufjf 'Philadelphia, and Erie Rail
road ' from Sunbury to Williamsport;
Ulnaira and Williain§port Railroad iron]
'tATillia.msPortitii ~'l l l m ira, - and the Chem
liiieitid WE; Elmira and Canandiagua
•ta‘ broads from Elmira to Carly44iigila-- 7 , 7
t4l, three hundred . and ,twenty=two
'piles; From Cariaridi.igpa 1,4- ‘Niag*-
f'alls or Beffa i le t#o : diSta'n'ee is about one
tiundred• Miles... The road is of uniform
guagfrtlifeughont, the Elmiri . and Can
anditoiia roadhaving been' narrowed to .
-Oorrespond with te more southeq sp.
'''i.iotig of tile 'contin4Oo route.'
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—A railroad eoauctor was — recently
before the judibial'authorities at Buffalo
tfgsver ..to a charge of ejecting a man
from a• eaE•because he refused to give, his
seat tol. Thp court held that
adies, pi •the:so.7lo••wished to be eon
sidereg such , —are' en•atly entitled to no
inure .priyil§gps• in. conveyances
than men; andqhqti when latter pay
for pito they •Ime R2-Pgrkev:• - right to
occupy se . long ' they • • piipcluct
thBtusnlves t!. propppr matippr,
'conductor was 'ffned,ss.oo.-Ay acting I*
the•sapposition that a-man was under -
aq
obligation =to 44.rrpti(ler Ibis seat
•wornan. :••„. :• • , • -
—A young man named Maltby was
struck by lightning, a tew days since,' in
Sherman, Ponrinctictit. 4. Tho ligheaing
.came • down thrnagh fhb str uck
•on the. shouldo,,,and , 'pasged 'down lids
isale, tearing his - boot and' , root to piees,
:and making .1: pla]l hole in, the f100r. 77 ,
'One side of his tiOay,vihere'th .. 4 lig:htqing
passed, is terribly lacerated and b l arned .
He is suffering much hut hepis ate .en
tertained °of his recovery. •
COA.TESIVILLE.
Some day's since we paid a flying visit
,COstesyill i e---our native, place. We
',ere 50me:49.1 rprised "at th'3 rapid
growth and extension of • aits ancient vil
• J, • • • •
lage—a •
borough :we n;iio•btsay. New and
.2. • •
improved building's haqi . bnen built, and
there seems to be aptivity,e,G,Wpprise and
spirit among the peop).e. Coatesville has
within it all the elements Well consti
tute prosperity and adyanc,ement. It is
located in the heart or a rich Agriclxltu
;al valley, unsurpassed tor its beauty and
resources, like a diamond in a setting of
gold. They have a bank, a well con
ducted weekly• newspaper, clinr.slms of
different denominations, a college and
manufacturing establishments of various
kinds; while in the vicinity they har^
some of the best rolling mills in the
State ; cotton factories, flowing pills and
paper mills almost without number. Some
idea of the business of the plane may be
inferred from the fact timt, the :,•hipments
at this point exceeds that of any town of
its size •on the Pennsylyania Railroad ;
and indeed of some towns of twice its
size. The vast shipments, business en
terprise and commercial interests that
concentrate here ; all produce an impres
sion ofyouthful vigor and freshness upon
.the visitor. But we will pass on and
•visit the: old homestead.
IXOPR
"My foot is on my native heath,
My name 's Rob Roy McGregor;"
was an expression thongbt of, as we
greeted the smiling faces at the old
familiar man.ion; around which we
sported in our boyhood days. But now
how changed the family circle. Over in
the quiet church yiird, beneath the
shades of old " Elepzihah," the grass
grows green over 'Father, Sisters and
Brothers. The old stone building seems
but little changed; the willow tree in
the yard before the door—planted by our
own hands, many long years sluce—has
reared its towering branches far above
the house top. These sacred corridors
call to mind the scenes of our juv@nile
days, Ipben care, sorrow and anxiety
were strangers to us. Here before the
ancient fire-hearth- we oft have knelt in
the family circle and qffered up our de
votions; and there taught to respect and
reverence an Ali-wise Oicator. Many,
many changes have taken place since
then. Our playmates are seen no more;
but the grass grows as green and beauti
ful as ever. The lawn, the meadows,the
hills are not changed. There the same
play grounds, the same . rippling brook
puns before tbe deop, and the. same elnt
ter is heard in the mill, which still pro
duces the "staff of life" as in days of yore.
1-
We visited the old " Pass School
House" where we received our educa
tion, It has a sombre, time-worn look,
but has phanged but little. All around
it the scenery has very opal} °hawed
since we lett there, upwards of twenty
years ago. The forest trees have been
cut gully, and cultivated fields take their
placJ, but we notice the same qld stately
pak stands at the west corner, stretchintr,
out its branches as if protecting the chil
dren while at play. We pulled the latch
. striqg and entered the portals of this
sacred and old-time school
Here the tenderest recollections of oar
boyhood days rush upon our mind. It
has the same look, apparently some of
the same benches, the same smell qs it I
had when we entered there some twenty
4.vp years since. Where are our sehool
mates now? alas,the the clods of the val
ley rest heavily upon the bosom of many,
while others have - been slain in 'battle ;
though we can look around us arid see
almost every station in life *led by those
who received a partial education at the
'Pass School."
Nights and Ineideats from Grass
Taney Cal. li ,,tq4.4stiq, Nevad4.
V.1.414 - 4.1 . t4 CITY, NEVADA.
• " March 15th; 1866.
"FRIEND RAMBO:—Two weeks a g o
left me writing to yon from Grass Val
%y, !Riled in a holiday . repose, common
kr tbe season, uttering pin:test solemn
promises of reaching home in April
next, and resolving like a since're peni
tant to cease gipsying.. In outer words
I persuaded myself to believe that in
this Fifth year of. Iteign'of-ais Celes
tial.4l,o'ness, Tong ; Gee, I shOuld date
thr;viinding up of travel. A. few days
after mailing that letter, I received a
tejpgfain to Come to Virginia City; and
the same night I was crossing the sum
mit of the Sierra Nevadas. , So much for
the dead certainty of my project, and so
much for the exterior signs of a perm,-
pent conversion, very much fear that
if you have not. yit,iyered fq.ll confidence
in my verapity, Toll. at loaspaccuse me of
indeeisloil and vacillation. I enjoyedthe trip lAge'ly, between Crrass Valley
and this place. Independently of .any
business relation, it ,was worth making
for its own sake. Early on the morning
of the 29th, ult.,
.Grass Valley and I
shook-hands. Upon the box with the
driver, fortified with -several bottles of
cocktail, furnished me by.flood convivial
friends, solicitations fir the coloric tem
perature of my 'inner man," occasionly
applying said bottle as an eye-opener, qr
day-breaker (the sun was behind time
iliis•morning) we soon lost sight of this
ois
mt:flourishing and princely town of the
Facifto Coast. At some distance ahead
of us thizi--attrill steam whistle sent its
summons op, the fre - sh morning "air, call
ing i tt •ii reliernf bands for the day-shift,
while the rubber-dased miners who - had
dellipd and drill Wand blasted.; all night
long, came up mndiii, wet, and drowsy;
loolfing out 'of sliaft like an exhala
tion bora the soil, ra:thr a resurrection
from the dead, Peeped 6'C from the nar
row :aperture of ale incline 'and like
spirits hieing away whee-‘fglow-worm
shows the matin to be near'r. scattured
••••-: ".•
here and there in the morning dawu,and
Were soon lost in the gloom and distance.
The rumbling stamps of the Ophir Mill,
a few 'Chinamen sluicing in Woodpecker
ravine, at this early hour, linger with
last recollections of Grass Valley.
At Colfax the train tears in from Sac
ramento. Baggage changed and tickets
bought, we are then crowed into one of
the stages of the Pioneer Line, and tow
ed off into a lagunct of mud, buried t 3
the axle, jolted and jarred; sometimes
embra,cing an almond eyed Mongolian or
clutching the barbaric gold chain of a
"gay 0-aq:holier." Another plunge front
AD •
foremost, into one of the small lakes that
occasionly opened in the mud,, and with
the tenacity of life, but not grasping a
straw, I found. myself when the stage
had settled; clinging for preservation and !
support, to the Nvaterfair "butter-fly
knot" "puffing rat" vilio d'ye call it? (let
a French perruquierpipe
it a name) of
a prim . hurdy girl, who resented the out
rage of my nervousness, by adjusting her
head-piece; and making pc bold several
gross of hairpins in readiness while she
stuck them, like so many stakes in a
mining claim, all - over htcr distressed oc
ciput. Again I was unfortunate, for,
with the grace ofa waiting-maid I was
desirous to be as courteous in mending
matters, as I was blameless in causing
the annoyance; hat,right liere in the. road,'
curse the spit l'the - wheels struck some
hard obstruction, stage lost its horizontal,
another rock, another plunge, and we all
fell sideways into -tb.e road. lof course
dropped the pins, for with nay back in
the mud and "still so gently o'er me s teal
ing" the hurdy on top sousinc , me deeper
at every effort at extrication, I was more
to be pitied than made sport of. Upsets
are of frequent occurrence, experience is
•
a swift friend, and with a change of!
horses we were again righted. Affairs
thus mended Jehu cracked his whip, the
stage splashed like a water-wheel,but like
Gallileo before the Spanish Inquisition
("E puor se muove") it moves; as satis
factory to us . as . the earth'S motion round
the sun, to that great philosopher. A
drunkeu,ssvarthy dark-scowling, Mexican
strikes up a bawling sound on the box
outside; a periodical hic, /de is the only
musical rest - his melody or his cups allow
him, and with, this deafeaing, discordant
Bacchanal shouting himself hoarse, up
from a sepulchre of glass-ware—the echo
of "cock-ta4ls," "gin-slings" and his
native argua ardente, we neither ride,
sail or' drive, but scoop our way into
Dutch Flat.. A few minutes only are
allowed for dinner-4 is now three o'clock
and supply your portnnfsshriat with a
sufficiency,since "nothing'till mid night"
growls the driver; "Ventre affanre n'a
point d'oreilles," says Lafontaine. Wel
had no need of tonics, appetizers, or the
driver's suggestion for gardens of vegeta.
bles are demolished, quarter sections of
roast and boiled meats are pre-emptied
and transferred, pyramids cf butter melt
away like mountain snow in the moon
tide sun, whilst coffee and tea, are sluiced
down in cataracts as if of r stomachs were
hydraulic "dig ;ins." 4.11 this time I
was paying the attention of :t troubador
to the pretty "hardy" I had damaged in
the morning. Between sips of tea, and
changes of plates, I learned. she was
going all the way tc - to heir
stock a dance lion: -
me as if imploring
est qqa.litity of Nsrf
Webster's Unab
never traveled before—(poor dear!) that
her mother did'et know 'she was out—
(unpro(;peted fltuale 1) thee she .was so
fond of dancing—(persecuted talent!)
that she sometimes 'liked lager beer—
(You. Teutonic damsel t) and with a hint
in case of my acting it; capacity of friend
or Ca.n pagnon. du vollaye,f. shouln waltze
schottisch, polka and quadrille with her
on C street and would cost me nary
-Kreuter. Shades of knight errant !
Spirit of tlw chivl 4 rous Qui.p;.g! aid me
to protect this lager beer digger from the
dangers of the road; froM robbers, foot
pads and the night-mare; gallant Temp
lar of Ashby, deiiyer -her With this
invocation suppressed sotto pocp; I hand
ed iny little charge into the stage, sat by
her side, and lay blissfully dreaming ou
—the side of the .coach.'till we reach
ed the Chrystal Lake House, twenty
miles from _dinner or Dutch Flat.
In my next letter I will Say something
of the country passed through, and give
a description of all objects of interest
along the route.
Respectfully Yours,
J. A. COMERFORD.
—There are tea newspapers in the
United States,one daily and nine week
lies—conducted by *colored men.
—There are .75,893 public school
childreh in Philadelphia.
--Wear your old clothes, if ;you wish
to give an example of steady habits. •
--About twelve hundred churches
were bullied during the war.
—The New York post•ofice forwards
ninety tons or muter every twenty
four hours.
—The Chicago Douglas monument
corner-stone '11411 . 1m placed nest 4tll. of
July.
--LTo the histery of Perfumes, pub
lished some time ago ig England, may
be added the' •appendi* that Phalon's
"Night Bloeming Geretis"liai 'attained a
sale that was never before reffch by any
extract for the hantlkerchiefou ally part
of the civilized world. Sala evAryiyhrg.
—The Delaware pette4 • crop in pro
nounced a failnre. The yotigg 4'o kits
already . Wien of the trees.
destroy tparly 1,00Q,000
of sheep iq the United States every year.
negro in Norfolk, Va., heingvefy
warm, drank a cup of cold water apd
fell dead instaqtly
hen, in Ilacjiettstqwn, 11. 4. 1 re•
contly Ilatche4 kroq4 of seventy-eight
ehdekens.
New .14 . 4ygn company has begun
the magufacture of compressed stone for
building purposes. It is made of sand,•
pulverized ottlar4 and silicatesof soda,and
hardens wi4lin twenty-four hours from
the cousistß97 of di tty to the solidity
of stone. •
—A. lady iq Fratlf.434, per m sylvania,
the wife of a' dgOtist, a few cups since,
gain birth - to for childreo, - Quite-n
panic,has Since grcyail?.d,atnong t4e hus
bands of that place ip yip,yr of this re
markable precedent;
—The first flour from new wheat was
received at Augusta, Ga.,last week,being
eleven days later than last year.
—A float .of 8,000,000 logs, covering
ten acres, and. managed by forty men, is
expected at I ewiston,lMe., this month.
—The building occupied by the
American Baplf Note Company, at Cin
cinnatti .was burned on.tho 17th, Loss
$lO,OOO.
—General'eass died at . Detroit oa the
17th; aged 83.•
—Birth Extraordinary.—The wife of
Capt. Vessels,living in Accoraac county,
Virginia, gave birth one day this week
to two children, each having two heads
four eyes and three legs. This rather
surpasses anything of such a nature that
has come to oaf k.nowledge.— , -/Yetctown
Record. _ _
SPECIAL NOTICES.
srinrie OF THE paEss.
We hotice the newspapers Mall parts of the coun,
try seem to be going into eastacies of late over the
wonaorful medical properties of Coe's Cough 'Balsam
and Coe's Dyspepsia Cure. We- are glad to know
that these reliable remedies are for s4lo by ererY
Eruggist in the lartd.
• Lovely Girls and Festive Boys, send an
addressed enveldpe and. 5 eehts, and I will send
you some valuubre infoulnation that will pease you.
Address 31,14 Y 1gN1,,821 uroadway,igew York.
may 121 y.
Lovely girls an,cl iye boys.—send an addressed
envelope and 25 eon tsould will send you some
valuable informatio that yyill please you,
M.LS,S 'JANE BRYAN,
823 Broadway, New York.
June lath, ly ' •
- •The Indies of 'America; !Vim their peettliar habits,
are said to be the most unhealthy in the world, also
to suffer roost when aboutlo bedome a mother. Dr.
Velpau's Pills area. great blessing to ¢II ladits, as
they regulate and assist nature. Sold by good
Druggists. "
All may Marry nriPil,Y,
Irrespective of wealth, age oithenuty; and the Lora
of the opposite sex can be• gained by following
simple rules, Send a directed envelope to
SARAIi B. LAMBERT,
Greenpoint;King,s Co., New York.
June lath, ly
ITCH ! ITCH ! ITCH
XO3iBTC.II I .tca.II.IMIX
WlLltATorips osn'TIVZENT
Will Curo the Itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Chilblains, and all
Eruptions of the Skin. Price 50 cents. I•or sale Ly
all druggists. Ity sending 60. cents to Weeks IL' Pot
ter, Sole Agents,l7o Washicgton street, Boston, it
will bo forwarde d by mail, free of postage, to any
part of the United States. •
June 9, ly.
Something New and Novel for
Agents, Peddlers' Country stores, Druggists, and all
seeking an honorable and profitable business. Free
by mail for b 5 ets., wholesale :9 por doz. Canvass
ers realize i.,4; to $l2 per day profit.
A.Bitall:&; DOWD, Manufactures, 19G Water at.,
New York.
TFIE MASON .f; lIAMLIN CABINET
Organs, for sacred and secular music; forty differ,
ent styles, SSO to $6OO oath. Fifty-oue Gold qr
Silver Medals, or other first prenilums awarcipa
tonic. 111ustrated Catalogues free. Address,
MASON A; HAMLIN,Boston, or
131tT8.E.4.-:....•., New York.
sept. 9, Iy.
Velpeau's newetly f9r Cholera„
The tavorip; remedy of is successful practition
er (See lielbeqq, on C:hderii.f Its small butt, energy
and reliability commend it to residents in the
cciuntry, traveler. 4 and prudent people everywhere.
A single dose in the incipiency of cholera symptoni
dqes more than the most skillful treatiqprit eqp ac:
con - 1018h an liuur,latcr, Price 30c.
Sold by 1Ni:bell; pothecitry, .N 0.1410 Chesnut St.,
Philacra. may 19 tf-'9G-i
All may marry hapily, irrespective of wealth, Age
or beauty: and the love of the oppo.."ite sex esg bp
gained by the fel:owing:simple rules. Send a di
rected eiwelope jut,} shim AlAhAsic
DESI4,It4, Station f.),l3ible 4 p otise New York. City.
The glory of men is strength*—A gentleman who
suffered for years from nervous nll4 (Jenne! pebility
Nig +tly Emissions, and Seminal Weakness, the re
sylt of youthful indiscretion, ; and came near ending
his days in hopeless misery,, will for the sake of
suffering man, send to any one attiieted, the simple
means used by him, which 'of fected a core in a few
weeks after the failure of numerous
- -awl it wi.l cost
xt marry, ad
dress the Undersigned, who• will send you without
mouey and without price, valuable information that
will enable you to marry happily and speedily, ir
respective of age, wealth, or beauty. This informa
tion will cost you nothing; and if you wish to marry,
it will cheerfully assist you. - All letters strictly con
fidential. The desired tniurmation sent by retmn
mail, and no reward asked. Address
SA MI a U. LAMBETT,
Greenpoint, icings Co., New York,
apr. 42,4,r3m.*
DEA.FNESS, BLINDNESS AND CA.,
tarrh, treated with the utmost success, by Dr. J,
ISAACS, uculist and Aurist, (formerly of Lylen,
Holland,) No 519 Pin! Street, Philadelphia. Testi
monials from the most reliable sources In the city
and county can be seen.np his Office. Me megiegi
fabulty - 4ris atcompliny their patients, ag
he pas ho secrets in his practise. 4rtiticial eyes
inserted without pain. No charge made for extant . ,
nation. mar. 24, 6-1 Y
rpIIE • CONFESSIONS 4.N.p
ENCE. go 413 I.NyA p.
"I"dblisbed t`cl the bench t . ;dd ris - a c4lrripisz TQ
YOU.NC 'Ai 8:s and otlirs, who stiffer'frOtit ISerimati4
Leailit •, prennthre decay of illanliocid, supply
ing at the mule time the -Mesas of Self Cure. By
one 01611a:4 cured himself after undergoing con
siderable quackery. 4y euclosing a postpaid ad•
dres'sed angle copies, free of charge, may
be had of the author. _ _ •-• 2
.."'
NATBANIEL 11.1yF4.14, Esq„ P 1.0015133, g:ingq
Co., N. Y.
•
ion. 2T, .13-:
To Cousuutptives.
THE AD VERTIsEtt I:LAVING BEEN
restored to health in a few weeks by a very .simple
remedy, after having suffeied several years, with a
severe lung . affection, and that dread disease, Con,
sumption—is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he. will send a copy of the
prescription used (free charge.) with tne direcr
nous 'tor preparing and using the _same, Which they
will rind a sure care for Consumption, Asthma, aron
chicis;'Oeughs, Colds, etci The only obje4 of the
advertiser in rending the• prescription is to hermit
the aftlipted, and spread infoi motion which he con
ceivnittt tie invaluable, and he hopes every stuferep
ink try his remedy, as it will cost you nettling, ring
may.prove a blessing, • .
Parties wishing the per.sepiptien, will please 441-
dress
Rev. EDWARD -N. WILSON,
•N itfisinsburg,Nings County.
Dec. 30, '6.5„4.3m New York.
[\R. TEBBETT'S PHYSTOL I OgICA.L I
Hair Regenerator.—Tbe vorOerewl.
.
popularity of this Preparation is unprecedentefb—
It is becoming the standard article over everythmg
of the kind, and is the only unobjectionable Hair
Preparation in use;.without it no toilet is complete;
if once used it never will be dispensed with.
It positively restores, White, Gray, or faded Hair,
to its original color, Metre - and beauty.
It often produces a new growth of beautifut Hair
on bald heads, and always ,stops its failing off.
It frees the head from .alb dandruff, itching and
htimor.
Has no dirty, sticky. .sediments or unpleasant
Odor.
•
It is neat, does not soil the finest fabric cr skin.
As a dresSing, it is unrivaled, delightful.
No other preparation hae either tile merir,or popu
larity,ivherever it goes. -;Every bottle warranted.
J. A., MEYERS, Apothecary,. , -
General agent, Odd Fellows' Hall Columbia.
mar. 24, tim.. -
Errors of Youth.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscretien, will, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to'all who need it, the receipe
ai.d directions for making the - slomple remedy by
which he was cured: S taxers wishing to profit by
trie bipepience,can do so by addressing
. . • JOHN tt, OGDEN,
P5 O : 30 ' 2S IY, Ng : 13, Chambers st.. N. Y.
Stranger !?lit T rue.
, Even! ycittng`ladyliad gerttlnnian in the United
Statescan liear'sbmething pry much to their ad
vantago.by reti”.n•rnall ‘Pree:of•ehgrge) by address
ing thelunderstgned," 'chose; hewing fears of being
humbugged wilt oblige by nett noitelpg this card,
All others will please adchltsktheir i ohedient servant
HUHr F:4II:IIiPNIAN,
Dec. 30'65 ly. • 831 kiroadtray.
.4hir York.
Snn A MONTH !-:-AGENTS waptod for
iJtr;YIX entirely new * articles,
Address 0. T. GARLY, City -Building, -Biddleror g ,
Me. mario,-'6O-f:y*
BRIO_ K
A Su peigia article of .Britik is now ready
fol. delivery, at the new yard adjoin
ing the Columbia Nursery. Persons de
siring to purchase, will find it to their ad
vantage to call at the' Yard, or'address the
stitiseribk; 'Price 4'9. per thousand- from
run of Iti/n ; for Paving Brick. "
' " ..• .• S. H. PURLE.
16 1 '64
1866, -
.1866.
. OF 18'66
At HALDEMAN'S,
Locust Street, above Front.
We would call the attention of our
PATRONS
and the
•
P. OEI E I
TO OUR STOCK OF GENERAL
DRY GOODS,
CARPETINOS,
QUEENSWARE.
Now opening and being replenished
almost daily throughout the season,
• • • -
'hp roman - ibex:v.l the inducements
offered it our establishment,
SSTF I A_LAT.4
in presenting an almost
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
THIS SPRING our STOOR is STRIGTI I Y
W
"gliPreV gi.1 7 41g to our tons the advan
' tago'of the late decline in all
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC lIILINURCTURES.
S! : N. Y. City
NY.
NO OLD (MODS FROM LAST
SEASO2+I,CONSWENTLY
NQ LAST SEASON'S
PEUER.
pRicE S of all Imported Fabrics
based upon the late de
clino in Gold.
PRICES goigesspcinstre4v,,,,yioitghleyr
eat
We solicit an examination of our Stock,
always fooling glad to show our Goods,
REMEMBER THE PLACE
• HALDEMAN'S ,
•
Locust woo,
• Abo . ve Front,
COLUMBIA, PENN'A.
March 31, iseq.
All under cost of Impor
tatip and many goods
at old
_prices.
At HALDEMA.NS'
Locust, above Front
OUR BANNER ONCE MORE LS'
UNFURLED TO THE READ
ERS OF TEE SPY.
y
Fondersmlth s Store
IS A FIXED INSTITUTION
IN COLUPTIMA.
GREAP 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 0/12UZEITGE A. COMPARISON
FULL LINE OF DOMESTIC
GOODS,
A. Choice Selection of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
An Entire New Stock
OF
SUJV U•VJECREL.LaiIS.
SHAWLS, SACKS, 4; SACKINGS,
pip „Vow or .1"Toop Skirt, equals the
"Wadley Skirt" iu quality and shape, and
25 PER CENT. LESS IN PRICES
A. fall stock always on hand for Ladies
and Misses.
pALMORAL SKIRTS OF EVERY
STY LE
WRITE GOODS ! WHITE GOODS !
WT I S ) SES, NAINSOOKS,
TATIfEToNS,JAMON-ETS, ts;:p
Our stock of flijotlis,Cassimores, and Men
and gqrs went - gpfleynily, is of this sea
§nn's purchasing, :144 ccilmlcoeptly Can't
&e Beat !
Carpets, Oil Cloths,Window Shades,
Qrocertes, X.),ueensware, Wall Papers, if c.
IN COMPETITION WITH vlia4-
DELpm.A. mcEs,
WE STUDY TO PLEASE
apr. 28, '66-ly
Mto STP.I3,,
•
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'The Celebrated Rooster Whiskey
can be had only at the corner of
_ 'Walnut and Commerce Streets,—.
For quality, flavor and purity,
it cannot be beat. Also
Bourbon Whiskey
from Bourbon County Kentucky, war
ranted to be the pure rrticle, or no sale.—
We have Wines, Brandies, Gins, Cordials,
gtcl Afgrmi l g,tthela of all prudes. Give us a
call and eirtmine for yonrself,
Of-TABLES GROVE,
Corner of (J o llllllerne and Walnut Sts.,
Columl4lq, Pa : tflaY 1.91,GQ,V,
SiLLILICI OILS.
HOST; desiring a perfectly pure, sweet
,
, oil, find it in our "Latour." We
Tableoiler (Mier I.p•autls of the ordinary
Table Oils, 4n exarnintitifin is invited at
Medicine Store,
Odd Fellows' .4411.
DELICIOUS 73r 4 5g,8.T3
DuRTT`t the warm seasen, a light , OA ,
sert is a promoter of good fiettlth, for
making which you will lin(' in our stock,
Llquidlionnet, CoNes' 11 tici Oooper's Gela
tines, _Arrowroot, Tapioca and otner
able articles, to which. the attention of
Housekeepers is invited at the
Family Medicine Slope,
• Odd, Fellows' hall.
COLD SPIDILLING SODS WA'PEL
AS the warm season advances, this re
freshing and healthful drink grows in
favor. Our syrups are made of pure fruit
juices, and the assortment is varied, addi
tions being made as opportunity offers.
Our last is Creanz Syrup. Try it and you .
will like it. We are always in blast at the
Family Medicine Store,
Odd Fellows' Hall.
jun 9,'68
VANILLA. BEANS.
ICILAVORING- Extracts, Fruit Syrups,
.11.! and Fruit Essences together with fine
essential oils, always to be had at
MEYERS' Family Medicine Store.
P. SHREINER & SON,
SOLE AGENTS_
for the sale of
MORTONS' GOLD PENS !
Dealers in
WATCHES JEWELRY,
AMERICAN CLOCKS,
SLIVER AND -PLATED WARE,
• SPECTACLES, &c.
FRONT ST., NEAR OLD BRIDGE,
Columbia, Penn'a.
READER.—You can get an always
ready and reliable Gold. Pen exactly
adapted to your band and style of writing
with which your I,yriting will be done
vastly cheaper and with greater ease and
comfort than with Steel Pens (prices 50
cents and-upwards) by calling at
P. SIIREII%.TER, & SON.
June 9
FIRST IV ATILINAL BANIC OF
COLUMBIA
• Receives Deposits, Make Collections un
all Accessible Points on Liberal Terms,
Discount Notes, Drafts, Bills of Exchange,
&c., Buy and sell Gold-Coupons, SilVep i .
Gold, cite., Ow.
Interest will be paid on special deposits,
viz :
For 12 months, si,per cent., for 6 months,
4/- per cent., for 3 months, 3 per cent. per
annum.
We also furnish all United States Secu
rities and other Bonds and Stocks, charg
ing the Broker's commission only.
Discowit day: Mondays at 10 o'clock,
A. Di.
S. S. DETWILER,
fob. 10, '64 CaOhier.
ROM PIRMISHING STORE.
GALL at Pfahier's House Furnishing
XL./ Store, Locust t opposAo ,tho Franklin
House, and exeAdne his ppyt assortment
of
Stoves, Tin Ware,
Wood and Willow Ware,.
Having secured the services of one of
the best mechanics in tho country, he is
prepared to do all kinds of
COPPER, TEN
AND
SHEET IRON WORK.
Gas and Steam, pipe fitting, Hydrant work
and Bell hanging, at the shortest notice,
and most reasonable terms.
apr. 7,-'66
Stop Olnd - Read !
MITE .Subscriber would respectfully
.lin
form his: customers and the public
generally. that he has just received a gen
eral assortment or
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TEAS AND SPICES,
Michener's celebrated sugar cured hams.
No. 1 and mess mackerel. Extra fine
syrups. Refined sugars of all kinds. Old .
Rio and Sava Coffee. English and Amor.:
lean Pickles.
Dried and Canned Fruits,
Raisins, Currants, Prunes, Prepared Mug:
tard.
Our stock of staple and fandy:4rocgries
is full and complete and we - intentt , keep,
ing it fresh, by almost daily additiebs.,
Give us a call, corner Front and Union
streets, Columbia.
FIF,SI3•Y SUYD-A-Nr
apr. 14,-' 61
Dress Making ;
THE Undersigned will teach tire art of
cutting Dresses, Basques • Sacques,
Jackets, Garibaldas,Children's'Garments,
&c., 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. liIMBUIIG,
3rd. Street, below Locust.
may 12,-2m5
Private Sale of Real estate
ALOT OF GROUND ON THE' EAST
side of Front Street, between Locust
and Union Stl•eets, containing in front
about 25 feet and in depth to the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, with a Two and a Half
Story Brick Dwelling House and other
improvements thereon, bounded south by
property of Geo. Bogle and north by
property of Mrs, 'White, now occupied by
Wm. Boyd, ie. offered at. private sale.
For full particulars inquire of
HENRY SUYDAM,
Agent for John S. Given.
April 14, tf.
Buy your Clothing of
HENRY RICA,
Tn E SUBSCRIBER WOULD
call the attention of die citizens of Co
lumbia and vicinity to his large stock of ,
READY MADE C Cditilizpra
Embracing every variety of style and ma
terial suitable for the season. They are
made of the best material and in the most
fushioymble style.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Shirts, Scarf's, Neel: Ties, Suspenders.
Handkerphipi's, .40 § 1 . p r y, .tc. A splendid
line of these goods always. kept op. hand.
Also, Boots, Moes. Hats and Clips, pf
which we have a well selected &topic. uf
which we oiler at cheap rates :
TllflraiS, CARPET PAPA);
and Valises of ail styles, Aro sold cheapep
than city pripes, Mlr goods are all houghp.
fqr paslf and I offer them at cheaper rates,
for cash,than any other store. Call and see,
1113 . 1.44 y moE,
No. 1, Wolf's Row Front St. Columl44l,
Columbia, April .1.1, .IStlfl,
WA NT ED! •
To rent a house in the Borough for which
a liberal rent will be piaci,
Apply at this Office.
iiiiiideisVike Notice.:
ThP 1441 Ci6lftl:l7 known. as If ;
helow the dam, is ag4iii in fill!. 141 fist.- -,
Tbay are taking out,
First-Class Building Stone,
and also Large stone suitable for culverts,
bridges, tic., which they will guarantee to
deliver at any point as cheap as the cheap:,
est.
JAMES J. WOLF 1!,
jun-2, 3m
Look Km!
NEW HAT & CAP STORE,
No. 64 North Queen Street, Howell's
.I,4ocaster, Pa.
undersigned being ii practical
4. HATTEII, and haying- given his per:
sonal attention to the busim ss would take
this opportunity of informing the publio
generally that he has opened
YEW lIAT ct. CAT ,
at the place above mentiotied, where he
will be at all tittles prepared to supply
those who may favor hint with a call-with
BEST dk aIigAKIST HATS & CAPS
Rf tlio Latest and Most Fashionable Style;
Having had considerable experience in
the business, he hopes to meet n generous
share of public patronage.
may ,5-.ly JESSE SMITH.
NEW STORE.
ITNPA.RALELLED ATTRACTIONS!
T S. SNYDER announces to the citizens
t) . of Columbia and vicinity that he has
opened at his ROOM,:, ow the corner of
Front & Locust, a. First Class stock of
DRY GOODS,
consisting of all the latest styles of
Dress Goods,
Cloths,
Cessimeres,
Linen Lk Cotton Goods,
together with a full supply of
Sheetings,
Skirtings, • •
Tickings,
of the best quality. His stock of
Bleached Goods,
Flannels, •
Balmorals,
• Hoop Skirts, _
cannot be surpassed
In addition to the Dry Good's depart
ment, he has the most carefully selected
stock of
BOOTS & SHOES' •
over broOiht 'to this place, consisting of
Ladles' 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 public patronage is solicited
J. S. NYDER,
Cor. of Locust 45. - ;, Front.
April 28th ly.
THE EQUITABLE
ISSIIRINCE SOCIETY
OF TUE UNITED.STATES,
OFFERS indueentonts to those propos
ingg to assure, vldeliase believed to be
unequalled. -
ANNUAL CASH, DIVIDENtS.
A t THE PROFITS. DIVIDED PRO-
Tc.ATA, AMONG TEE ASSURED.
Organized July .185E1
Accumulated Fund, over $8,000,00
Annual Income, over $1,200,008
Wm. C. Alexander. President.
Hyde, Vice President.
Q. W, Pnilips, Actuary
()facel3roadway, New York.
Fcip furtber particulars_upply to
W. la. PATTON, Agent,
Columbia, Pa.
jun. 9, '66
and Shawls,