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• COLURIBIAIL
Sataiday,' i 7;
Advertisements, to sp . c.u.r.e -/zamediale insertion
must be hau t led-iniou'vrtefiire'rliursday.erening
,each •weels:
figig - ilfr. L. C. Oberlein, is our authorized
Agent for West Hempfield Township. He
will take subscriptions; advertisements dc..
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for the "spy:" .; • • • -
The News.
The people rhf - the 'Wig:4We district in
in - MexidoThave again iisen in fliior of
President: Jitarcz, and are:.raishig - tr . pops
The internal, reVe'oue•receiPtS fiir the
year ending ,on • Sat arday, 'atkiotp . titecl to
'nearly $306 000 ' 000. •
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"Tge naval Academy itleet left Fortress
Monroe on Sattirday foi: a cruise of two
eeks
ith i e Superior Coilrt OfGenrgia, propose
to 'esiablisl.schocig 'for the - freedmen,
under_ t4n - e.ame'Tuips and regulation as
' t ` lie white scholars are" conducted. 'The
freedmen are favorable'to the plan.
E - aeline, for manriracttiring porcelain,
is ‘ieper - (ed to*tye, beer round near
Virginia `City, Nevada..
Benntor 'Ji.tmes H. I_ ./ a . 'ne, of, .Ka - nsas,
shot hiruielf at Leaieuwortii, on Sunday
evening,while fabortng ;under temporary
'Mental dcrano.einent,
7 • :
The steamer' .N - ertliern Light, from
Aspinwall on tit) 12d 'ult., arrived at
gew Yo'ik on M i onday. The isai s tnus is
. perfeetly - quiet. Trade Tis. good. 'The
tDentral Ainerican . BM.tes'continue tran:
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quit. There is considerable exCitement
in Nicaragua, owing gold discov
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ric's. The crops generally. - throughout
Central America are a fair average. On
the South 'Anierieen .cciast bUiitiess , is,
again brisk, since fiiiedeparturp of .the
'Spaniards. All the repriblics are driving
awiiy the Spariish: i sidents." Valparaiso
is being strongly fortified. A revolution ,
among the dhillians is threatening.
'The rean'uractu're of the new, Atlantic
calfl'e was entirely completed on Junel4,
and it was being rapidly storea on the
Great Eastern. That 'veSser Was expected
to sail from Slicern,eis to Valencia oti .
June 19; arid Prep - eie'for laying the cable
which it was anticipaied - 'w - ould - begin
abort the middle of ,
, •
The War llT,egai}.
' Prussia and Italy I;a s ve: format de
; againstclared war against Austria,-and active
operations have been commenced in
..o:ermany. It will 130 - necessary.to study
..a,good map - Of Germany with: some care;
in order to'und&ppß.4d,..themoveniarits of
tl ;armies an •L he manner , in w ic the
various States ,are divided in this con.
geography of Germany is.a
puzzle to some people,and it will be rn,ore
puzzling'still to find out what advantage
illy of the nations of central EurPpe can
e
hav from.the terrible "struggle -• • • •• • • 90.. which
they are engaging. Russia bas,declared
that Fra - nco violates leutraliq . too
.will take a hand. and it is not probable
that the war can ‘go op for a low , time
:withOpt Ipvolvipg • all
. the continental
powers. England appears t 3 be of
.no
account to anybody., In - the House 'Of
. Commons tlie ministry Vas been defeated . .
and . it 4 n unlikely ;,hat in more gays
tlip.n one, things • will • come to a: crisis
shortly ini‘!thefasi•anchored itle."
Important Canal Enterprise.
W4-understand that it is In :clinteui, 7
piation to place the main'-liOe - . • of the
State canals, owned by'flie
Railroad CompanY; Urid - . :.Osiending. from
Culunibia to It ollid4Sbur, - g, a distance of
_one and severity-three miles,. in
the ha:nd's' of a new and indeperident :
'p',Ompaity; to be operated:-in connection
with the Union . and Schuylkill_
with special reference to the deyelOp-
..
pettp of Alb coal trade of thp igtopior
counties:- .Thenew an atr
thorizedcapitalfive: - millions, with
Power to boirciw tWo millions tod carry out
i the objects of the corporation ; _and to en
joy all the privilege's and franchises de-•
'rived. from the State by the Pennsylva ,
nia Railroad Company . . The project
an important tale, ns opeuiug point of
fact, a new and efficieni•liqe •i i f water
icietween this city and the tutprlor, and
particularly the rich, ;semi-bituminous
peal fields ofthe Woad Top:regiou, thp .
dedeioFment .
of which has:been serious
ly retarded' the 'want of adequate
iranspJrtation . .Pittsburg
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.4/. 4 •.•
zatch.
Five flundred Millions in Gold.
spain,while commanding. the trea'surds
of'all the Indies;' was i4.4PoyeriOied :1;5
tnglish and FleiniAindititrialAiWrpristi.
• Likewise we, while commaflding-: the
chosest treattUresOr,"..4.6le - riati, - ,
bltimatelSr bebyuroPettn
- industrial enterprise, protect
ourielVes • ty...ligiilatrie• cßannraging
the creation, at home; ogrthoip',.neeessar 7
ries, and .luitirieS - - 'which
• give to gold. all its value :":During`, the,
' past twentylearstilroie . his fakeb &obi
over hundied. millions in
„gold ;
protectionwould: have' ' , k§pt' - .'thii
gold among' us,:tO . reward
and encouiagement•hira'which.it7no*
, I:;eetovis on foreign rival's- •
Oltittoriat and litiOrtilititqUO.
aii• writer days a young
is a 'fishing rod ;
the smile the bair;the loirei the gad...no??,
and the marritweAhe hatter'in whielehe
• 9-
is. fried.
—"Just So"—Water is not a fashion
able beverage , foi drinking, your' .'friend's
health, but it's a 2apital one for drinking,
. .
your own. •
—From what did xhe old-fashioned
horspital derive 'its Hume . ? From, its
habit ofkibliblg. ' • •• "
—=An artificial flowerist lately describ
edr himself as "head- 0 0-a - deney to- the
ladies
—Who has More than hisahare ? The
thief who stoler:th,e Am share. .
ought to-liave dates -at one's
fingersencls,,seeing they groutuPon - the
palm. • .
New
.. Dictionary--Greenbacks----
United' States'Tien§ury..noiea.
Gray backs—Soldiers in the rebel ser 7
vice.
'Drawbacks—Pffice.rs draying pay for
,
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hao ,, ior , around hotels.
o 0
States po.stage
stainp. .
• • Uunabgcks-- z rilae. counterfeit fifty .cent
note, -
—Gen; Fisk• sent recently a wirporal
and, a squad of troops to Jackson county,
Tenn:, to liberate a-colored - boy:,ilhout
16 years old, lybom a white map persists
in holding ip slavery.. • This_ man main
tains that since the abolitiOn of the Freed
men's .courts sitmery, has becu restored
iu Ten iresse.e. -
—Sir Morton Peto, ou the stoppage of
-his firm, imniedia;teky offere.tl.to resign
his scat in Parliament. The electors of
Bristol, which place jr represents, held
a '.meeting, and unanimously' requested
him to. retain his seat. •
Chas. - Drake; of St. Louis, cs
timatest,hat;at the next MisSourielecquo
the.tOtal Co - nservative-. vote will npt
ceed 40,000, the Radical vote' }gill
amount to 65,000. -
- —The last railof the' Missouri Pacific
Railroad, connecting • St. Louis with
- was laid on the 28th ult.
The road bas now reached - its 'terminus:
—A mass tppeting:of the ,colored eiti- .
zens - of, - St:-
_Louis was• held in that city
un Thursday at which' it was - re,
solved_ to call a .mass',convention of the
colored people in the-southwest, to meet
at St. Louis in October next. The con
vention is to discuss the - best:means to
elevate. the . freedmen-- morally and
=Nebraska City : papers say. that seven
hundred- wagons' belonging to the Mor-
mons have' arrived at, Wyoming, on'the
Missouri river,fer t,l? e_pg - t pose. of carrying
MOrtnon'en:qgruots to Salt - Lake, The
emigrants froM, 'Enrope : this season to
Salt-Lake . will exceed that of any 'two
previous years:' The nuwuer is estimated
at frotn,fqe to ten.thtousand.
—A: case of murder too ; horrid for-re
occurred N Y. g n the
18th inst. , A Clergyman, nantedJ;in,ds
ley'Nyhipped his-son';=a 611 d three-years
old, so,.hawagcly that it , died under the
infliction: :In the statement bel'ore.'tlie
Coroner's
i jury the
,fatheF' confesses to
to have. - cotkti Cued •the -"ehastiseme.ot for
. 3 p 9. 1:0.41 .4 p tro-hunri.
• -They. hi,kve laid matting oqtside the .
door of Jeff - Davis' cell, that he may not
be irritated and kept awake by, t,tratup,
tramp," of a Union sentinel. Was-there
any matting-- At Andergonyillc•? And
can't they give Jeff. a pair of green gog
'gles, so that the red, white and biqc of
:the-Union flag. May not offOnd,his poor,
dear eye . -sight? , „ - • •
A bachelor and a:young-lady bought
sortie tickets in partnership' in a • lottery
at the .
_Sanitary 'Fair at Nilvyatikee,
agreeing to,'diyide the p_rooceds
.They drew a
,doqblp bedstead, a baby
ctili,"atO'a lunch basket,.and the ques
tion is,' how`to divide them, or shall not
not they'use thein "jintly." _ .
town-" in °hip,. a lady
teacher was classs of, juve . -
piles - 'in mentql-'aritmetic. She, corn
mended the question "If you buy 'a cow
forteii'dbllais"—when up came ' a little
''Wha.t_ is it; ?'? "Why
yow can't buy_ no kind
- of a cow fur ten
dollars';" father sold one for sixty dollars
the other day, and she was a regular old
shrub at that ?"'
=-Officers who bave.returned from the
War:to lay their latirels :at the feei. Of the
ladies,„ find it expedient to perfunie the
leaves - .with. rhalen's .."Night Blooming
.Ce l :ens." 4 fey drops of the perfume
tub is'off ihe odor of gunpoider acuired
amid the smoke, of-hattle. 'Sold • every
where. .
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Sarsaparilla.-This tropical root Ilas
a . reputation wide as the world,for mixing
oue class of disorders that afilic.t mankind
reputation too which it .deserves - as
the best antidote we possess for Scrotniqus
coniplaint r s'. _l3 alio. be_bvinghf into use,
its virtues Must &e concentrated and com
bined with ether riTeclicitips: that increase
its Power. Some reliable *compOuud of
this character is Much
. -qpeded in the
community - . = Read the advertisnMent of
'br. Ayer's 'Sarsp.parilln in oar_ columns,
and we • knoVit-needS no encomium from
us to give onr'pitizens confidence in what
offers., ;. '
. .
The Legislature, of Maseaclt'asofts . has
passed ,a law giving the. officers thb right
.to arrest all idle-.pers'enS who . hay
ingivisiblsrweins Of sqp port,liVe without
employment.; _all s peroiaij .Plande7log
abroad hr i .d.„risitieggyogSllops or .houses
Of ill-repute;' or lodging in groceries; out
houses, market - places, sheds, barqs ; or
in=the open' air, .a/Kr not ' ,- iviric , 'n,a, -c , ood
acCount.of then/Selves—, all berarg' qr
others',_„receiving , :Any' per.pq
known to he'n pickpoekot, , tl/14 or bqrg- -
ovfn
ptheywise;if,hot, grimed at. somer l lawhit
employment,:~s declared a',Vagraut; :and:
arrested' accordingly.,' :;What a suttering
and scattering : there would be thril
town, 069 a-14w, were`put in forcebere
The' "qot be' tibile to hold
13..tit1/o:Of o rtitose..feund iclliheabout,hhable
=
A Good: Law,
Owensville.
Owenoville, West River,' July-2, 1866
The reader, 1. - have no doubt; has often
heard 'of Owensvillb; or 'West River,
;Post Office; Well,' it is 'from that same
benighted region now Propose to send
yo,u meting.. Having become tired. of.
4,14 Close 'confinement in the brick' walls :
of the 'Wog apprized' of the
"Fifteenth Annual Exhibition and 37 , -
arainaiiou of the West River - . l.'asitchl•
Institute," then, soon to .come Off, I
speedily packesti off to 'West 'Rive'r, oh
the 18th of 'June, although the exercises
were not, to Come off tintirthe . 2gtli inst.
• Owensville is a pretty little village 'Of
not over a - hundred and fifty . souls, situ
ated on thehighlands; three miles from
the river. It is represented by: three
churches, •two stores, a blacksmith,
wheelright and harness shops, and ni.v
merous dwellinghouses ofratheruntictue
appearance, but very cleanly, to tie eye
of the observer._
Numerous green lasyns
spread out., (shaded -by large locust and
cherry tAe.es in all directions,) studded
with goger beds, -and an occasionediat
tice work of honeysuckle and moss rose.
as in all small villages, every house
boasts of its own garden, in which,vego-
tables enought arc raised to supply the
owner from one-year's end to another.,
The country around seems to be culti
vated,.as ever, by old fogy ideas, and
although considered the best soil in the
State, is scarcely made to pay the ex
penses of its' cultivation, I see no re
markable change in the moral natures of
the inhabitants of the surrounding coon
tics, so fay as the aristocratic superiority
of one aboye the other is concerned. Ail
aristocratic nabob will pass a neighbor
on the road, and if desiois to speak
at
,all, it will he with that icy coldness,
pcculiarily chat acieristic, heretofore,with
all Maryland Slaveholding aristocrats.—
Potties seem to he unequally divided,and
the reader can draw hi's own couclusions .
when I tell him that only eight copies of
the Ba s ltimore Arerican, are taken
.through -the West River Post 014ce,
and these have been regularly subscribed
tr since the year before the late-war, one
qt that cumber is sent tothe Post Master.
But, reader, I do not propose to make
this a letter of criticism, hence, - I shall
waive all other matters, and bring you to
a glance at the "West River Classical
In`stitute," situated in the very heart of
the vilhige, surrounded by a- beautiful
green larva of over-an acre
.of grog& and
,shaded by large' trees of cherry, locust
and poplar.
: Parents erho desire to have
their sons trained in knowledge_ and the
paths of reCtitud.e at the same time would
do Well to consult and patronize the,
Principal, It. G. - Chaney, of the
"West river'-:Classical -Institute." The
Institute ii-located in a region of country
alinost unknown to sickness, and. holding
an 'enviable reputatien for the salubrity
of its Climate.. The immediate cominoni
ty, in contact- with which the scholars
are daily threwu, yitliont, exception, are
strictly moral and yery highly esteemed,
huldi6g in this respect Oracularly, , an
enviable position among the inhabitants
of the county. Rev. W. Krebs, of -. the
Baltimore Conference, thus recommends
this-Institution to the attention of the
public_ , • ”4.fter art intithate acquaint
ance of two years with toe West River
,Classical Institute,--I do not 'hesitate to
say that it net poly compares favorably
with Om institutions of its Mass, but it is
not inferior to many of higher pretension."
He again, knew ef none su
perior to it."
,I give these remarks of
that wise and good. man in place of any
that would otherwise be given by myself,
thinking and believing-tney have a °Teat
readers.influence over-the minds of the readers.
Again .frqm the report of a eotninittee
froth - the Philadelphia and Baltimore,
Conference, I select a tribute to the
Principal:-=4The merit] worth and mental
ability of Rev. R. G. Chaney, have been
attested by his success in. establishing an
institniton qf high grade,iu a,emnumnity
where he has - been kriewn from phild
:hood." These are, the highest recom
mendations an institution fer the proper
training of young men could pesitively
have, •at.d-most certainly augurs an ex
.alted niche is the tern leaf fame for the
students under his eherge,
Although the day for the_ ex,libition
of this Institution proved anything bpt
propitious, I am happy to chronicle its
entire success. I have never had - the
enjoyment of mere - real plea,sore than -I
Oxperienced op this occasion. Althengh
the inclemency of the weather prohibited
many able and eloquent orators from par
ticipating in the exercises,the exhibition
was 'by no means shorn of its interest in
this respect, since the folloWing students
enliYetiod; with no little interest, the
joyful occasion:—.-Mr.4.• 11. Adams, Mr.,
Mr. Win. J. Mclienney, Mr. John F.
William's', 'Mr'. R. S. Oldham and Daniel
q-. Loane—each delivering an
,original
address npqn _the most interesting topics,
with such force Ofoartory, suchpleasing
deelarnations; and shah easy grace, that a
,•
pommittee threo,selppteil and appoint
ed. to - determine the same, did not
fully-agree - which was the best. I may
-net be, a. competent critic upon this -mat
.ter, but I will venture to an idea,
when,l judge Messrs. Adams, McKenny
and, Williams ahead of-Mr: Oldham, and
,
Messrs. Adams,and
• MeKenney a little
ahead of ;11;r. Williams,while Mr. Adams
,rises above Mr.- McKenny„ and holds a
position Tor grace case and genuine
aboyethetict all, But it must
be - reinembepd; that he is an old scholar,
now-promoted to the positiog of assiitant
teacher, of Latin and English hranelms..,
. The:Maitees oratien,delivered by Mr.,
Robb. :-W.. Owens; of- Owensyille, Was -a
very good•attempt, and would have been
received-,V me, at, least,,with applause
had, .fiot beanty been whom -by the
,thouklitlesii(?) :introduction of• a: para
graph Oa highly colored political-nature
to my.judgment incendiary in its appli- -
cation to the time, . Otherwise I have
the.. pleasure to state,the oration-was very
creditablei,to the ability of Mr., Owens.:
HENRY J. lIQWARD
• =-Belle,Boyd,w4o published a:fearful
book gfying - lier:e;perieriee. during .the
mado hpr debnt as an-actress
.att , Manchester,: gngland,,,cm the Ist . of
'June'. :She.. appeared -as ;Pauline in the
`!.l l ady_of Lyons," aed:was styled in the
play-bills- "the
.. celehratpd confederate
heroine." She made a' lOnentable'
ure. • ,
.Tyio 'Chinese pirate Junks have . been
captured by an - English fessel..„ •
SPECIAL NOTICES
• SORItOWS
Come not single. Ilundredd meet with misfortunes
at every turn of the great wheel of life. Suffering
sorrow and sickn,eas.is the inheritance of man.—
Dyspepsia hasialaimed inillions as its victims, and
foryears there tins seeped to be no reliable remedy
Or it; Our readers will rejoice to hear that Coe'a
I Pyspepsia Cure will certainly cure it in every in
stance. • All its attendant afflictions, like cramps,
indigestiOWsick:ness of stomach, souring and
rising of food, §uckLlinadache, general debility and
want of - appetite are to yield. to Coes Dyspepsia
'Cure. •" '
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June 30,-3mo.
Lovely Girls and Festive Boys, send an
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he jEIB JANE BRYAN,
• ,•
823 Broadway, New York.
june IGth, ly
The ladies of America., from their peculiar habits,
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Irrespective of wealth. age or beauty; and the love
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY
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Address 0. T.. Q 41041", City Building, Biddleford,
Me. ' merlo,-'66-Iy*-
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CA
larrh, treated with the utipost success, by Dr. J:
.k§AACS, oculist and Aurist, iforizierly Lytieu,
Holland,) 4;9 Pine Street, Philadelphia. Testi,
monists from the most reliable sources in the city
and outpity can be seen at his Office. The medical_l
faculty are invited to accompany their patients. as
he vas no secrets in Ws practice. Artiti4il , eyes
insertp4 without pain. .No charge matte fur espnt,
nation • mar. 24 . , ti-iy I
rpaE cowirEssTpDTs 4:I , TP EN-P-13,r
-- ENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a C4PTION TO
YOUNG aiEN and others, who sulfeifrom .Nervous
Debility, premature decay of Iganlm4d, &c., supply
ing at the same time life earls of ! Self Cure. By
one who has cured himself atter of
cou
§iderable quackery. by enclosing a postpaid ad,
dres . sed envelope, single copies, free of charge, may
be had of the author.
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NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Brooklyn, Kings,
Co., N. Y.
Jan. Iy.
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To Consumptives.
THE ADVEHTIBER HAVING BEEN
restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years, with a
severe lung . attbetion, 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 of charge,), with the direc
tions fur preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure care for Consumption, Astlima,,Bron
clads, Coughs, Colds, etc. The only object of the
advertiser in :ending the prescription is to bench
the Afflicted, and spread information which he con
ceives to be invilluablo, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his reindy, as it will cost yt.o nothing, and
may prove a blessing,
Parties wishing the perscription, will please ad
dress _ .
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
• ' • Williameuro. R iege County.
Ref!. 30, 'qo„:Th'in. 4 liew•YoF4.
DR. PEBBETT'S - PHYSIOLOGICAL
Hair Rea-enerator.—The wonderful
popularity of this Preparation is unprecedehtecL—
It is bseoming the` standard article over everything
of the kind, and is the only unoltjectionable Hair
Preparation in use: without it no toilet is complete;
if once used it hover Will be didpenSed with.
-. It positively restores White, Gray, or faded Hair,
toils original gob*, lustre and beauty.
It often produces a new growth of beautiful Hair
on' bald heads, rind always stops its falling off.
t'frees the hea4 fl;;;In all dandrqtf,' itching and
litunof. -
Has no dilly, stipky sediments or unpleasant
Odor. '
' it is peat, does not soil the finest fabric cr skin.
.As a dressing., unrivaled, delightml.
No other preparation has either the merit,or popu
larity, wherever it goes.. Every bottle warranted.
J. A. MEYERS, Apothecary,
.General agent; 011 d l'ellowV Hall Columbia.
mar : 24, unt •
Lumber and Coal
THE subscribers announce,to the public
that' they have on hand,a large stock.
of lumber and .coal, which : they offer at
reasonable rates by the car load or other
'wise. .i l ,
Pine, , . _ ' - . - Shingles,
. 'Ash, ' Lath,
Poplar; • .Pickets
- • , Oak, Hemlock.
- , - LOCUST POSTS, .-
1,- BILL STUFF OF ALL SIZES.
COAL i COAL!
,
Baltimore Cot - 411 . 11y Coal, Black Dia
mond, Sham.°kin, T.,ylceps Valley, Schuyl
kill. Orders respectfully solicited.
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COOPER & PEART.
•• apr, 21; ',136 7 1,1 , . • 7
• .lEor , Sale. , ' • - •
NEW i31.24.dat, a reduced price. En
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.quire.eA., ' - -
W. H. T:FA.IILER. ~
' may 12,
HOVSEEEEPERS ATTENTION:
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THE citizens of Columbia and "vicinity,
are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine my large and varied assortment of
31017SEXCEIZIPINa 000113
gomprising_evet7 variety.of
TIN WARE, . •
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
• FANCY GOODS; "
KAN ISIIED TIN-WARE,
COOKINgr UTENSILS, •
CHAMBER WARE, IN SETS,
HOLLOW WARE, ENAMLED,'
' • COPPER KETTLES, '
BRASS KETTLES
Chafing Dishes, Egg Poil.ers, :J3ritNigija
Ware, Waiter'S, &c., dc6..
Stoves of every Description.
BRILLIANT AND NIAGARA,
Are two of the best stoves in the Market
They are guarantied to give satisfaction.
GAS FITTIN.O I:',L,I.JMA,ING
Carried on in all. its various branches.
Stoves, Shops, Dwellings, &c., fitted up with
Gas and Water Pipes, in the best manner.Ori . hiind a good assortment of -
Chandeliers, Brackets Drop - Lights and
Pendants, Galvanized Iron, Lead and Ter
ra Cotta Water Pipes.
Reparing promptly and personally
attended to.
HIRAM WILSON,
Cor. Locust ce 2nd st., Col'a.
$1,500 P ev E e ß ry Y sA iL er ß e Ito We
e r j e i
o m it .
l a r nt agents
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ed $2O Sewing Machines; 'Three new
ki,nds. Under and upper feed. Warranted
five years. Ahoy° salary or large corn
missions paid. The only machines sold in
United States for less than $lO, which are
fully licensed by Howe,, Wheeler &
Grover & Baker, Singer and Co., and Bach
elder. All other cheap machines are in
fringments and the seller or us.er are liable
to arrest,fine, and imprisonment.' Illustra
ted circulars sent fi ee. Address, or call
upon Shaw & Clark, Biddleford, Maine, or
Chicago, -111.
mar. /0,
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WE are daily receiving additions to our'
stock of Groceries, Provisions and
Qileensware, which we are selling at ex
tremely low- figures. The best syrup
molasses the world affords at
JACKSON'S.
may-12-'66.
BITTER WINE OF IRON,
A•N excellent impregation of dry Span
ish Wine with the activity of Calisaya
Bark, and the most energetic of .41 'the
ferruginous salts, Citrate of l\fagnetie
ide of - Iron. lola}su yinops flavor, very,
grateful to ;the palate, is without chalybeate
taste rind will not disorder the teeth.
It excites.hinguid appetite, gives zest -to
food, -improves - digestion, increases the
strength, steadies the takes off
museubtr ilabbiness,: removes the pallor
of debility, gives firmness 444 precision tp
the actions of - the nervous system, wit h
power to endure fatigue and resist disease.
Magnetic Cita ate or Iron is new and -pe
culiar, ditlering from the ordinary Soluble
Citrate, in .containing- all piirtivalopt 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, indueg no local
intlanimatoyy getion or headache.
Calisaya Bark is - pre-eminerit among
vegetable tonics, has no equal as a strength
ener or retorative, nor rival as an anti-per,
iodic.
Retails in 51 and $2 bottles, quarts and
gallons for dispensing.
-47313 . gL , gbri,
4.potheeary,
1 ; 110 Chestnut st., Vhiladelphia,
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DISP,BLED NEN, ATTENTION 1,
WANTED, one or two men, in Colum
bia and vicinity, who have lost either
an arm or leg, to sell Wadsworth's Water
VroolArnica I - Tealing Plaster, the best and
cheapest Court Plaster lfi the market.—
From $5 to $lO per day can be woad°. Ad
dress, with' 25 cents for sample and full in
tormation, A. P. lIELCIIER, Box 45,
Philadelphia, Pa. N. agents and:
.peddlers‘would find it to their interests to
an4wer the .aboye, apr. 21, 3m.
TO ALL BOOVBUYERS
- rms. K. SIMON, 33 South Fourth Street,
eJ Philadelphia, is agent for the following
valuable books :
Appleton's New American Cyclopedia—
.
19 vols.
ff 111s1ory of the Rebellion-1
. large Vol.
Dictionary of Mechanics-2
Vols.
Bebe Mon record, by Frank Moore-9 Vols.
Wq.shingtop Trying's works, 22 "
Cooper's Novels. Dickens' works
MAFiVale 4r, Gibbonis Rome.
Macauleys's works. .
Ure's DiCtionory of Arts and Alanu.factur
ors.-
lianderoft's United States—S Vols. &c.
,
. .
I furnish books published, for Public
qua and private libraries, at wholesale
Prices. Send a list or any Books wanted,
With a stamp, for prices, which will be
pent by return Mail. jnn-2,3m
NEW STORE.
UNPARALIeLLED ATTRACTIONS!
T S. SNYDER announces to the citizens
. of Columbia . and vicinity that he hag
opened at his ROOM, on the corner of
Front &Locust, a First Class stock of
DRY GOODS,
consisting of all-the latest styles qf
Dress Goods, .
Cloths, . • . _
- Cassi rn ores,
Linen it Cotiqq qqacia 4
together with a full suppiy of •
Sheetings,
Shirtings, -
Tickings, etc,
attic best quality. _ His stock of
Bleached Goods..
Flannel;
- . Bahnorals, '
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 Spots
of all kinds, sizes and Styles,
.A.shapi of public patri:Tafie is solicited
S. S.lsTypqn,
For. of Locust a ° Fropt : -
. April 28th ly : ' - -
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rupgivis L,g.Nitopnrir SQI',
Imports and Dealers in • .
CAAPETINQSi- - --
1441 , 31JFACTUREFtS OF BEDDING,
40? PhestnutStreei; Philadelphia. '
Jiallo 16, 186.6
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Sat
BE S T SYRUP N_TQ,LII,-S.R.tu-soNts.
` . IIIIALT.J3Y -11.0.U,§till
• A. B. MILI4BB,TyPP.Kiaktm, .
this hotel has been' lately: refitted with, all tag
necessary improvements known to hotel enterprise
and therefore offers first class accommodations to
straagers and others - visiting Baltimore. . •
Oct 21,1865.: f • • • • •
40.0, .
SP G
•OP 1866
At ALTTIVAN'
Lpe w t Stgeet, above- Fi•opt.
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We would call the attention of our
"1" R O M.T S
and the
- P E
:
TO: OUR STOCK OP GENE 134. 14
, DRY GOODS,
CA4PNTIP.M%
• 9,I7gENSWAILE.
Now opening up,c). being replenished
elynost4g4ly throughout the season.
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Th• No be remembered the 'inducements
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offered at our establishment
LAST FALL,
in presenting 'an almost
ENTIRE NEW* STOCK.
TT-lIS SPRING our. STOCK is STRICTLY
Thereby giving to our Pa - treats the advan
k. , • _
tage of the late decline In all
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IRANIN4CUIRES.
NO OLD OOODS FACIAL LAST
SEASON,CONSEQUENTLY
NQ LAST sEASOXS
PRICES !,,aliialmpg.°r4V ITl:tehrdees
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• cline .qQICIi
OFF under• cost of Impos
tation oxld gsany goods
Qid pVictP...is
PRICE S of MI stemdArd mAd other
domestics the very row
. . est possible.
We solicit an examination of our Stock,
always feeliug gli to show our. Goods.
4 HALDEMANS'
locust, above Front.
T1E414111E4 TIP fq4.P.M,
HALDEMAN'S,
iligcust , Ettreet,
Aboy Fr6nt,
COLMOIA; P,ENNIA.
March 31,,1886.
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Roy yoor Clol.hink of
:E1 M'1•1" "mi•l'd
rp - BM SUBSCRIBER WOULD
1 call - the•attentioir oftlie citizens of Co
lombia and vicinity to his large stock of ':j
READY:
IMULDZI or.oTztrzrci:
EXoArielpge4ery Vartety''of style and ma
toilet suitable for. the segason'..` They al
made .91 the best Umtterial and in the )aao
pslxiorutble style.
PV/Agemen's rarnisbbig GOOdE4s
**e - ar. Suspenderk
Hitri ‘ ditere,hiefs, - Hosiery;' Alro, A. splendid
otthese•goodS always-kept on handi
Also, Epots, - ,Shoes. Hats and Caps, of
which' we have 'a well EieTected stock of
which we offer at cheap rates.
tRUNIiS, CARPET BAGS,
an,d Valises of all styles," are selidcheaper.
-than city prices. 11 1 1 y goodaltre all bought
for cash and I offer them at cheaper rates,
for cash,than any other store. ,Call and se,
HENRY 'RipE,
No. 1, Wolf's Row,
Front St. ColUmbia.
Columbia, April 14, 1866, .I.V.
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' Builders Take Notice !
The old Quarry knOwn as H. E. Wolfs'
below
below Ate ,dam, is again in blast.--. 7.
They are taking out
First-Class Building Stone s
and also Large stone suitable for culverts,
bridges, &c. which theywill guarentee tq
deliver at any point as cheap as the cheap
est.
JAMES J. WOLFE.
3m
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
E. & a. T. ANT.IaONY & CO.,
Manufacturers of Fhotographic Materials,.
- vntiobEs4r,:g AND RETAIL,
501 BIWADWAY, , N. Y
Pi addition to our main business of
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, we are
headquarters for the following, viz :
St ereoscopes & Stereoscopic Views
Or American and Foreign Cities and Land
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seapes, Groups, Statuary, etc. 4
Stereoscopic Views of the War,
From negatives made in. the various
campaigns and forming a complete Photo-.
graphic history of the greatest contest. .
Stereoscopic Views on , Glass-
Adapted for either the Magic Lantern or
the Stereoscope. Our Catalogue will be
sent to any address on receipt of Stamp.
Photographic Albums.
We manufacture more largely than any
other house, about 200 varieties from 50
cents to $5O each. Our Albums have the
reputation of being superior in beauty and
durability to any others.
Card Photographs of Generals, Statesmen,
Actors, &e, &c.,
Our Catalogues embraces over Five
Thousand different subjects, including re
productions of the most celebrated Engra
vings, Paintings,Statutes, ct,c. eatalogq.4
sent on receipt of stamp.
Photographers and other ordering goods
C. 0. D., will please remit 25 per cen,t
the amount with their order.
The prices and quality cbiour goods
cannot fail to satisly.
jun-30, '66 13.,
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
The dzolumbia Bank will receive money
- on deposit, and pap interest therefor,
at the rate of 4i per cent, for six months,
and 5.1- vev cent, for twelve months..
MMUF , LSIIOert,
Oct. 14, '65.-K Cashier,
Agents Wanted.
J. T. HEAEP_EY'S
HISTORY OF THE WAR,
MTC:>"(7 I E7 3et-3M.A.,31=b,r.
Complete in TWO VGLITMES also in
ONE. It is admitted to he the mot eater
esting, popular and valuable History of
the Rebellion, which is „fully attested .by
tile enormous sale of 300',000 volumes,
and, tKlarge portion of the country still un
earivassefi.
We are - obliged to run our presses night
and day to enable us to supply our agents.
Alen of character and ability, who desire
a, Ii erntiyo employment, will find this a
rl;re opportunity. ;
TlAe. price of tlAu i.zo* 4 1 10TcatIMa 1 .5
low, (compared, with other lAistories) as to
bring it within the reach of all classes..
For full particulars send for circulate
Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO;sIPANY,
XlB.ksylurn Street,
Tartford*
ju
The Glory of 11:14Viq -Strength
The Glory of Dian;*Strength.
A GENTLEMAN who Suffered tor years
from Nervous and Genital -Debility,.
sightly Emissions, and Semirfal Weak
ness; the result of youthful indiscretion,
and came near ending his days in hope
less misery, will, for the sake of suffering
man, send to-anyone afflicted, the simple
means used by him, which effected a cure
ill a few weeks, age.t the failure of numer-.
ous medicines. Send a cAlk:ected envelope s
AO it will cost you nothing. Address
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chamber st., N. Y.
jun.-23, 3m3'
Private Sale of Real Estate
A. LOT QF GROUND ON TRE EAST
side of Front Street, between Locust
and Union • St.vets, 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
illll 3 .l"ovelTiCtrits thereon, bounded south by
property of, Geo. Bogle and north by
property of Mrs. White, now occupied by
Wm. Boyd, is offered at private sale.
For full particulars inquire of
HENRY SUYDAM,
Agent for John S. Given.
April 14, tf.
t.QQTF
= 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,
Old Monongahela of all grades. Give us a,
call•and examine for yourself.
• CB..A.RLES GROVE,
Corner of Commerce and Walnut Sts.,
Columbia, Pa. • • may 19-,66-tf.
Notice.
IDROPERTY owners are requested to
calrat,Pfahler's, and examine
FLIN'S. PATENT HYDRANT.
It can bo repaired at any time . without
the expense or trouble of digging it up.
All - kinds of Plumbing attended to
promptly, and at reasonable rates.
jun. 30, of
DR. J.A. E. REED,
MOUNTVILLE, LANCASTER „COUNTY.
A SHARE OF PUBLIC PATRONAGE
is solicited. Patients entrusted to my
care will receive. careful and prompt at
tention.
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June 40, tf.*
• SIGN PAINTING!
THE undersigned would call the atten
don of business men and the public,
generally, to his - rooms in York, Pa.,
where Sign and Ornamental Painting and
PHOTOGRAPH COLORING
is executed in the best' manner, and low-
Mt ales. • •
SNOW CARDS
madeto order at from 25 to 75 cents a piece.
Orders solicited, and Terms C. 0. D.
Rooms , next to P. A. &S, Small's store,
Centre Square, York, Pa.
D. F. YOST.
• jun-30,3m.