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oFpras, pr LOCUST §T., OPPOSITE COEUIST7:
TERMS OF S ÜBSCAIPTION
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3,50 ." if not pairin ail I the expiration of theyear
FIVE CUTS El CCPY.
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ravages are paid unless'at the option of the editor
RaluslafrAdvertising
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EXeentors•and Administraldrs' Notiecs,, • -- S,oo'
Auditors' acid Assignee Notices; - , 2,00 I
Professional or buisness bards, not exceeding , I
5 ;ivies, per year, ' '5,00 ••
Yearly' lay 3rtise ints; not exceeding four squares
with' occasional changes, • ' • • • 1:!,00
Special Notices, as reading matter, IV cents a line •
ior one insertion.
Yearly advertisers will be charged the same rains
as transient advertisers fur-all matters nut relatiyy
strictly to their bosinces. w - ,
All Advertising-+tall• be coneidired CASH., after:44.st
inecrtion.
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I ,lcToit'NEl ANII .00IJNSELIJOIt- A'l' .LAW
A., Columbia; Pa. ' •
Collections promptLYmnde in Lancakey
k counties.
Cola., July 2, 1865.
. , J. IV: FISHIER,'
AT - l't )Ii,,NEY Al :LAW. -
Office on ,Front.. Street; between ,Locust
and Walnut, Columbia. Pa.
feb. 10, '66.
A. J. KAUFFIIIAvg,
ATTORNEY AT LAW: -
nOLLECTIONS Made ia Lancaster and
adjoining Counties. ,
Pensions. Bounty, _ back pay and all
claims against Oat goN!ernment promptly
prosecuted. .;.
Office—Locust Street,between Front and
Second. • Dee. I'6-4.
• D; J. DT LOOP,
ATTOTINET AND COUNSaLini AT LAW,,
xe.a.,' - C'olumbia, Pa. Office in Odd fellows
Hall. • •
Nov. .1.9 -1564-tf.
SAMUEL EVANS,
JUST, of the 4- CE:
OMUE IN ODD PE I, 1.0 WS' 11ALL.
COLALM BI , PA.
:Tune IS, I SGS
Jr, Z• TIOFFER
Simi next dorq
Li to It. Wl!Lanus'. -Drug Storq,- between
Looust -and .Wal nut sts, Uolati., Pte..
I'it'iliVirlitif ' TrIOZISII
OcriTST.. STIZEEI', COL 13.111, , PA.
' . is a iti,rt-r:liiss4,.o,tel,,riettl
rds4ieet adapted. tor trievL tilt NV ishe.4 and
clesires:of the.tTaveling LII)Itc:
.L.VCIOLI MILLER, ,
Proprietor.
Col.. July, 15, '65
Es)TE'i„
EVAI2 . ,IIIIISHLER., Pro - r,.rietor
'WEST Al ARKET sQuArtm,
FEJ.VYA.
oe.t.7tij. Iy.
Dealer in
LUMBER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
AI:S HAIR
Ofacti'an..l.Ware.:tuu-a2. —Front Street be-
tween Locust and Union.
• July S, 1665.. •
DR. 3. 4. E. REED,
MOUN:,i'VILLE, LANCASTER COUNTY.
ASHARE OF PUBLIC PATRONAGE
Is solicited. Patients entrusted to my
cure wilt receive careful and prompt at
tention.
June 3,0,
C 63..
A ..ND FRITIT;OF AL r, .KINDS IN SEA
. Parties and families, supplied With
" 'ItC3S CEtriA.ra
by the freezer, or in moulds, with prompt
ness at
GEO. SMITH'S -
Adjoining the Franklin House, touust St
. .
P. S. Also a flue 'as . .:orffnent of Toys
and fancy articles donStantly on hand.
July 22, ;.' 7....: ,1 , ; ...:7_ , ::-, , ..:- '-- .
- COL - HAIBIA FLO I'. LS:-
• :
GEORGE .BOG L li, Proprietor.
rpHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
.I. for all kinds of Grain,
Superfine' and Extra -FamilFilour for
sale,, also, mill feed of ; all kinds. ~ W heat
ground avid 'packedlo order" ' ." '''•
Town and country custom solicited
July•29th • -;:,.., .
,•
NUPPLEE
-Manufac'tilieis •Of
mcoth - Eatk,--i_
I N.addition Lo oar:F:oundry..and:.).Eacailne
-7 1 :4: 1 c, we 4r,(3., now: prepared to inanufae
tura' 6 : very- viirie.y of..ll6ilei-andlphifegron
rvortor4,•
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• Blanding and, Reparing '
PriiiiiiittkatteadedT6:4:TlitihkftiF forirtst
favors, we mould invite the attention_ of
our friends and patrons toth is new: branch
of our business.
' ' SUPPLBM & BRO
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" 2(1. Streqt, Columbia.
,65
.SUSQ.UL.ZIAiVNA IRON CO.
Dlaniifaetiirers offi,fal.lAies of
Refit:6lll D o able .4tefi e d
ROUND, SQUARE. iF LATS; :OVAL;',
OVAL AND HALF IRON. • '
Car Axles, ,Sliiirtiheiniirfaise Shoe Bars;
•• Oidera preinpaj , •fille - cl from Stoll:
on hand or made twordar.' , • ,•;
; rams., net ;cash, at, gun tifuotu t ratla prices,
doligared ii.n. 4 .9ar or .Boat.
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04ieeiat,thOr. 1 „.f ' ~ROLLING MILL , , ;: z ;
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Sept. 23, 65 4•
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ON FRONT ST. AND PENN. RAILROAD
rp LEE subscriber would , respectfully an
, 1 nounce to the patrons of his Mill, that
'the advanced prices of labor-and expences
,incident to carrying on the business of his
establishment compels him to charge his
customers an advance on former rates, and
takes this method to inform tnem that the
"following are the prices for work done at
his Mills:
For working Flooring per Al.• :$4.50
`.` do Weatherboards " 4.50
` I : . Surfacing one side, per M. 2.50
do two do do 4.50
it Re-sawing , White Pine :Stce ::, ,7,. ' .7
measure, per M. 5.00
` do Poplar face meas. do 0.00
" cloash, , palf4t Cherry; x; sr
face meas. feiThr. 8.00
" Ripping 4-4 per Hue ? . 16 ft. 11
" do S-4 ' do '" do 3
' " do Joice do do 4h
to.the.:Miltand re
turned to Yard without extra charge.
- Accounts for working or dressing lumber
will be considered ; collectable every four
mouths.;::, ') 1 " -
. The.subscribm has on hand an assortment
of ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER,
which is for sale at Market-Prices,• and su
p:its a continuation of public custoln.
Columbia,March is, 1864.
A C C lIYENT'S
Travelers' -Insurance Company,
Capital liirpaid
Net Cash Assets, tv.:'610,000
TNSURES against ANticlonts of All Kinds
1. causing- Bodily Injury or Loss °Mile.
IT IS CIIEA,P! IT IS UNIVERSAL! IT IS RE
LIABLE!'
NO MEDICAL E. 17.1 JIISI 770 N REQUIRED,
Policies issued from Oneyenr to Five years
from $5,00, to $50,000.
Every iilfdrinatioit; yioeia cit the' office of
the _Agent, F. X. ZEIGLER.
Basement of Black's Hotel.
may
B
Sold only by
BUCHER, ci
Corner of Front, and Locust streets,
mityl.o,-tr"
N E S T.S." LE OF WATERFALL Con4bs:
J. V. W. P. COTTRELL.
CtiirrTi BROTHEITIi
;St/l3ee:•3:sol*.ti CO •
•
J. w.-corrAtaLL;
I - le:tiers in Foreign 0.,' Iliomestie
JLJ aa rd. ware, Bzo• Iron, Steel,.
.
13enz no Ow.,
A large assortment Of Parlor, Cook and
anal Office .Stov.,..s always on hand. Tin
ware manufactured to order at shorLest
notice.
in large quantities and of every variety
Pi‘mv. : ;, Corn Bhellers, Fe,..‘i Cutters,
Shoveii, Forks, ii.kes,
Coar,..kand 1 iii. 8:11t ut lowest market
pria-s.
A la'r,4e Irssortinentpf Double and Single
barreled Guns, Powder Flasks, Chinn!
Bags and shot pouches. ,
Ritle d Bia,ting PoWder,. - shot and caps.
lliguest 4n.Lrket .prices paid for
Clover, Timothy and Flax cols, large
qua.,tities or' winch we have constantly on
hand and oiler at the lowest rates.
Lubricating, Sperm aml Fish Oi s, suit
able fur machinery. A Fine assortment of
Coal Oil Lamps, Shades. Lanterns, and
Lamp trimmings.
We respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage. Locust :. 4 treet, Columbia.
Nov. -I, 1.5 tf.
D LUEL) ...I.,PP L ES , PE .1.4A1 ES, 1." a li \I:S
. - : I.t.J.A.E es . ":„SON !S.
'VI '
'll.-' \V SUG -1.11 C till Eli 1 -. 1.A.. :\ IS at . ' '
Li ' • - - J A.CE.SON'S.
ja , n..27, 'O3. - .. .„ , ,
'DODGERS &BROTHERS' SUPERIOR
IL Silver Plated - Ware-at
E. SPERING'S
Cheap Jewelry Store.
F. lINELE.
MAME:WA, P.
B y special request offers his professional
s ervices to the citizens-et a Coltpubia.
;•410;,,; ;4 iiiav
1.4 foUnd "'fit' his &lice at tlfe - resitlenee Of
Mr. 13 Haldeman on Locust Street near
Fresh.) , terian church on Tnursday only,
l'etween the hours of 12 J. and 5 P. M.
./..1--.lle will attend to special cases of
chronic diseases of long standing.
10. '6O.
R EMEMBER TILE OLD ESTAB
LISHED STAND.
GREAT BARGAINS AT T)••IE
CHEAP CASH BOOR STORE.
We have just received from the Fall Trade
Sale a selected stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,i
Which we now offer at Greatly -Reduce&
,Rates.•: , A large:assortmenLof.... - :
SCHOOL MERCHANDISE
Constantly on hand. Also,
STANDARD 'E D UCATIONAL ' WOMItS".I
Brooks' Normal E emenfary Arithmetic,.
Brooks' Geometry and _Trigonometry,'
Rauli;s 7 /Splifial;,Spellef,tSanders'
Readers. We call special attention to our'
large assortment of
' - 1410TOURAPII ALBUMS,
FAMILY BIBLES,
Aso .. ,
. - _ --- - DIARIES for 1866.,
MERCHANTS and TEACUERS ,
Supplied at Wholesale rates, at :
JOHN SHEAIFFE R.'S
Cheap Cash Book Store,
No. 33 North Queen st.. Lancaster, P•. :
nov. 18, '63. ' • .
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= The "Cdlebrated - Rooster 'WII iskey
can be had only at the corner of
_ Walnut and.,cqtrnrcp,Streets.—
, 72-Fori.ginalitly',4lallor, and purity,
itlittanuutt.be
_ t Bourbon Whiskey
Era
from '39uuri)9ol7Countyt.:-(KeiTtucky, war
rantetred b'ethe - pul•erhicle;^"or no sale.—
We hay? Wines. Brandies, Qins, Cordials,
Old Monongahela or allgrades.- Give as a
call and exan:ijno for yourself.
, 7.7 lcf C81N....1.UE51951107E,
Corner of Oomineree" and Walnut - Sts.,
Columh Pa. . Awe ,
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Columbia, Lancaster County, Pa
J011N.13. BACHMAN
The Original
Hartford, Connecticut.
E. SPERING'S
- Jewelry Store
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OOD ANI) WILLOW \V.\IU
ROOSTER I
The two heroes ,before t.leir tent plan
ning a lay - tile—Grant smoking. A beau
tiful steel
‘ enoTa.lng ,by Wm. „,Sitrtain:
Agents wanted:e . i.Terwheroi..= , :Sample sent
by.. maib fo r;5O. cents:;;:Ageup; ,hake 50 - per,
cent. Address
HOUSEKEEPERS' ATTENTION.
rpllEi•citizens of ;Columbia. and' vicinity;
_Lire respectfully invited: to call anti ex
amine my large and varied Assortment-of
23017SEILTIMPING •
G 6011,51.
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Comprising eirer -variety of
T WA AE; . f t: 1 . 1. 1
.'e -TABLE .CUTLERY: .
F Y
• PLANISIIED I'IN-‘1 ARE,
COOK I NG-U I'ENSI LS .
•-;1-. • II A 5113 E RE IN: SETS;
HOLLOW IVA}V,: EN AMLEU, • • •
COPPER SE I' I LES,
..'.IthASF.KETi LES
Chafing DWie§,.Egg : „B 'Bri Cann ia
Warp, :
. \''titers, 4;., oze.
Stoves of mry nription.
B 11,1 L LI A Xl` ANIasTI :VG AR
Are two of tbe, best stoves• in 'the Market ,
They,ara guarantied to grve satisfaction:
(3, A S._,-1-'l'l . -"F 11\1(.1 '4X7 'PI.T.3 M. IN G'
Carried on in:al 1 - in; various branches.
Stoves;Shop•ii Dwelling.4,&e.,'fitted up with
Gas and Water Pjpes, in the best manner.
( lituad• - ti: good, assortment rtment pi'. -
Chan d'eliCrVßrackets, Drop Lights 'and•
Pendants, Galvanized iron, Lead and Ter
ra Cotta Water Pipes.
Reparing promptly and personally
attended to. , , • '
- $500,000
Sl;7, .POTIL 'lt AR. NN e want . ageitts
,e 11.11.1 everywhere to sell ourimproy
ed sk/ • Sewing Machines.- Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted
five years. Above salary or large coin
missions paid. The only machines sold in
United slates for 100 , 3 than to, wliich are
fully lictlnvort by 11 ., we, .{Fitceler d Irovon,
Uroi.t.'n• cf: •Baker, &nye?• and Coc, and Bach
elder. ot herzcheay • Mach; nes are in
feinginents and'the setter or ader are liable
to arrayt,fine, awl i2lll*lBo2llllent. Illustra
ted circulars sent f ec. Address, or call
upon ;Shaw 6.: Clark; 13iddlelbrd, Mane, or
Chicago, 111. ,
..mar. 10, .;
TO ALL-BOOK BUYERS 1.
f(". SIMON, 33 South Fourth Streo,
is agent for the following
,v:ilholole hooks
Apple,l9/I's .I`..Tew Anieriew: Cyclopedia
1G Vols.
Ilistory 'of t::e Rebellion-1
ltirge Vol.
• Dictionary •of Meehanies2
;Vols.
Rebellion record, by FrAn!: Moore,-:9 Vols.
Wa:thing,ton Irying's works. 22 "-
Cooper's -Novels. Diekens works
l.l.lt.trivalQr .k." b I>ki n itunie. •
z Let s eys's works._
Ure's DleLionory of Art., and Ma.nufactur=
ors.
Bantleru:t's -United • States-ti Vols. itt
thr Idle
. and: aid private librarfes, at ‘vh:>let,ait;
prices. Send it list of any aiolcs wanted,
with a stamp, for prices,' which will be
gent by rettun mail. jun-2,3in
- TINPARA LEL LED ATTRACTIONS
JS. SNYDER announces to the citizens
. orColaintna - and vicinity that he has
opened zat his ILOOM, on the corner of
Front ez, Locu-3L, a Eir,t, Class stock of •
111: 4171.1114)35.5,
*onsisting'ot ail Ulu latest .tyles of
Dress l+oods,
Bassi mores, . •
. , . . Linen ‘1 Cotton Goods,
- together with :t fait supply 01
. . .
,Sze„
orate bust. quality. Ills
.I.3leaut , ed twq,us.
,
• Bal morals,
kiits, ' • '
uaa Suai,l's,
10 the Dry dep.art,
meat, lit- Liss the caritill.y selected
stool: , . „
SILJES
ever—litottgiit:to this "place,-copsisting of
- Alisses" all sizes
and descriptions. -Men 'and Boy's Boots
of all .Kinds; sizes and:styles, -
A snare of public patronage is solicited
1. S. SNYDER', "
';
April -.:„
11.JUSE, •
, A. B. MILLER, froprietoi., ;,
ti trfo"o, MU.
1"It is hotel has been lataly reacted wait. till the
neon-s.try tinprotetnen.s tin nilt to soiel - eniorprise
und th in eltt,m ,a - comiliodltEtuliS to
.str largurs and sitters viAit.in; Miniature. •
Notice.-
ROPERTY owners: are • requested to
P
wall at, Plahler's,,and examine
FUN'S PATENT _HYDRANT.
.It can be repair ed- at any time 'without
the expense . or trouble of digging it up.
:ALL, kiiid§- of ,Plumbing ; attended ,to
and. at reasunaste rates.
lf .
'-'...l‘ , "Stop JIM 'Herta !
T"Subscriber wottici respectfully _in
form nis ,, eustomera and tlie!publie'
'generally: that h 6 has just; received. a 'gen
eral assortment of
GIIO • CERIEs*,'PDIIIINIONS,' TEAS AND SPICES.
:siii4itr. cured ;hams.
No. 1 :L11(.1 mess, tmitikerel.. Extra . tine
'li.l . .ifinetl'sfigairs of all' Old
Rio anti,:litiicentren. Etilis '"a Lnir r r -
lean Pickles. .
01.1.11 -aired Canned Fruits,'
Raisins, thiriaiiis,
turd.
1 "Our stock of staple and 'fancy' groceries
is 'fall and complete an'd'we' intend' keep
ing i_o.ir4alt. by„ati,n,)6t.
n Front and.: Union
streets,
• ,•• oa . l YRY 517 11 1.15A1N1
apr:l4,-'66, - II! -;
. ,
Ax T E aredaily' receiving addhldili - tb - oUr
' T gt,Dok, 6r , C4roeerlos, , Proyistions - " - and
Quernswaro, whieh...We are sidlifig ditztix
trelu,..lf '' low figure-;:'"The best' syrup
ruolassUs the world afrorili at ' • 1;.•.•
• -• •
_ •
m,iy-]3-,s~ ~
`iMiEfitatilkiNlVT:,ENT SO C .A.P.:AS,I3, A.D ENG , - Nan _A\iY P RD SO' LASTING"
H'"bIiLUM::I3.IA . ,::.I',VTN - FifLy4iNI . A , ,.,SATURDAY MOIII\ 4 I.NG, AUGUST .4, 1866.
Grant and Sherman
• t BART tESON"ct CO'i4
611 Chestnut Steeet, 11111adelplaia
un -2 , 211/ ;
1,5301".>",
Cop:t
SroliE
Shirtings,
cannot .surpassed
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.
•.• • •••. PITTSBURGH, PA.
TM:PORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS
Superioi , Lard to Oil."
' Extra. Xo.-1,-Engine Oil, at 1,50
.db 2, do - 1,20
do 1.,3, do 75
4, ' do " 50
Extra: Pt4fiphine Lubric at 25 cts. gal
The above mentioned grades of oils are
guarantied as follows ;
, for Locomotives and Engines su -
perior to l Litrd Oil. No. 2,' do equal to'
Lard Oil. 'No. 3, an extra oil suitable for
blast furnaces. heavy machinery, now be
ing used . With much satisfaction by Grove
Bros. Danville; Pa.
No. 4, a_heavy oil for Rolling Mill work,
pronounced !.)y .gessrs..Slaccuberger (V. Co.
for useon theirniiil cutting Machines equal
:to best Lard Oil' at 50 cents. Also, C:•rbOn
jOil, supplied ailowest rates.
' Orders may be left at this office.
Tun, 2, 18(56; '
READ I READ j RIAD !
UREA .ATTIO/CTIO.N
DAVID HANAUER'S
U. S. CLOTHING EMPORUM,
Front Street, first Store above Walnut St.,
Columbia, P.
The-Largest, Best Assorted, Handsom
est and Cheapest stock of
CLOTHING. FUItAIMIIXG GOODS,
HATS, CA T'S; BOOTS, Si i OES,
Ever exhibited in these regions, which
will be sold at prices.
IO vEEY ALL COMPETITION l
Corire one and all, both great and small
:To_Litt/c,Davifs,Clothing hail ;
And get a fit from head to foot
At pi ices that your purse will suit
may 12, '6O tf ".-
CHEAP FOR CASH.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
Li? DIES' SACH/NG CLOTHS,
GENTS' AND BOYS' CASSDIERES,
Linen Goods in great variety
Domestie, , Mils] ins, '
. Prints, -
Flannels,
Ginghams
GOOD. HOOP SKIRT FOR $l.OO
at
J. W. STa.(ll" &cp.,
1 orn eriy STEACY BOWERS
"" Cor.:2llcl and Locust sts..
may 5, '66. Columbia, Pa
NEW GROURY STORE.
,THE. Snbsoribei: would respectfully in
form the r übl le generally, that he has
just 114eciV(Cli a general assortment of
'4 1-9(Lirile;s - , Prolisiolas,,
TEAS AND SPICES.
Sugar cured Hams.
No. 1. and Mess Mackerel.
- Extra Fine Ss nips.
Refined' Sugars of all kinds.
Old Rio and Java co tri.e.
English and Ani..rican Pickles.
NU )AN 1) CANNE 1) IItLTIT S.
Raisins, Prunes and Prepared Mustard
always on hand and of the very best
grades.
Oar stock of staple and fancy groceries
is lull and complete and we intend keep
ing it fresh, by almost daily
' Notions of different kinds always on
hand.
FREDERICK BUCHER.'
eornen4th & Lecuz,t Streets
Inv 2601, 1.)
RE AO VA L. •
.::BOOTS AND SHOES!
rpliEl subscriber has removed hiS boot
1. and shoe store, tour doors above R.
Drug store. :Front street,and of
fers an extensive assortment 'of Goods,
either
11 7 170 LES ALE OR RETAIL. '
His stock consists of aq tar= ,anti general
asortment of Mens' Boys' Ladies' and
Children;'
Boots and shoes,
as".:Car be•fonnil elsewhere in the town. ,- ,•
'Those - requiring Roots and Shoes, '
find it-to their advantage to
CALL A:.CD EXAMINE HIS STOCK,
before purchasing, elsewhere.
' SAIILTEI. GROVE.
Col., may 26,-tf
PURE WINES & LUIJORS.
THE subseriherc.ills the attention of his
friends and publi6, generally to his large
and well assorted stool: of pure wines and
liquor:L.' at wholesale. Only retail for ,medi
cal purposes and family use.
IMPORTED TYLVES& LIQUORS.
such as Cog,nue of different grades and
brands.
Holland and Cordial Gins.
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, nadeixa, Malaga.
Champazne, German,. Rhine,- Clarret,
Domestic Wines and Liquors
,
Drimbstid Bran dv, Domestic 'Gin; 'X'X±..
Old Rye, XX Old Rye, X Old Rye, Bour
bon att,l Jl>nogahella Whiskies,,ines,
Catawba, sweet and tart, ~Currant,
Black
berry, Elderberry, Sataburg's fort,
• ' EiturrEms,
Mrsblees 116rb. The great' Zing,ari,
Branca, StOvers, - Wine and
Brown Stoat, Scotch Ate, Sellers' Water.
Ginger, l3laekberiy, Catawba,,, Cherry,
mafy :13, 'GG
J. C. BUCHER,'
F • ant
•114 o o k a 8 c r
NEW HAT CAP STORE,
No: 64 North Queen Street, Howell's
- - Building. lameaster, Pa.
HE undersigned being a practical
T
n r IiATTER, and having given .his per
sonaLattention to the basin ss wotila take
this opportunity of informing the public
generally that he has opened a
- NEW FIATS CAP STORE,
at the place above mentioned, where he
will be at all times prepared to supply
those who may laver him with a call with
the
BESTA CITZAPEST FLATS & CAPS
of the Latest and Most Fashionable Style
Having had con.4iderable experience in
the:-business. ho hopes to meet a generous
shiii•e'of public patronage.
,
SIZEitaE
We are passing a%VitY to the world above,
One by one,,
few brief days or months—or years,
' An - ti our e.:tirse is'run
Ceasele-s ply the-oar. of th' boatman pale
0 er the ,Ilent river—
Bearing immortal spirits back from earth—
To God. the Giver..
Infant, and youth, manhood, and years,
the.r joys aud nop,•s. sue' ow- and fears,
Are p,ss:ng a ay—their 31.,k,-r to me. t,
Are hasten:nio., to the Judgment beat.
Wit'er'eie the living, Death tot is there,
In the city g.ty, and the country leir,
In North or South the Ea-t or West,
In every house he's been a guest—
palace high or lots ly hall
Ills mime is: written on the e•all ;
ilillions of form, in the graveyard lie,
The arrow is pointed at you and I,
Blessed are they, wh.) the coming h•tll
I tithe congne•r;nq Chief---qh hors-man Pale
Siglit!s amlL„:lneiderats from Grass
Valley, Cal.,-to .Austin, Nevada..
Austin; Lander Co.; April sth, 1536.
•
FRIEND RIA:3IBO;—As ['said. in .nry.
lair. everybody here is to be richin,the'
Spring and 'great:things are •expPcted of
Spring—heltru - st - be a ierylnunift2ent
fellow and less partial than Fate to please
the many who with thepatience of good
christian youngsters. grudge a few years
of declining life to closely related testa
tors, who grumble so often' at the hale
and hearty appearance of sexagenarian
uncles, who think said - uncles are selfish
ly obstinate in strengtheniugytheir.Worn
out old props and thus stand in Ile way
of grand legaci&S' and their enjoyment.
When Spring opens ;" I have heard
this hopeful qualm spoken of so- inces
santly that if I did 'not regard .him entire
favorably than Winter I would , say
Spring. Spring will open : then- " draw
aside the curtains , ; and Fort Moe - lead to
my heart's hoper'saT these princes of
Arragou and Morocco. Spring will lead
theM- to open Portias' treasure chests.—
Bassantos will nut be very numerous and
" carrion death" amid " blitiking idiots''
will stare manY ,of these.'fort tine- hunters
the• face—whytylinzardi,rig. - this last.
'throw of the - dicer Who o.in ch6o'sing me
must giv;•• and hazard all he liath," arc
doomed to -pit.less Misfortune. All cer
tainly cannot win and wear the lady Por
tia. By referring to the map(a late one)
you will perceive that I am only now foar
liuudrod wiles from Salt Lake by the
Humboldt route. Shall I get over there
a;:ain ? Qeien Sale I may go back
to the States that way but I never will
cross the plain. and risk my life again
among the rascally c• red skins." And
right here, 0, moq noble Indian ! is the
place to pay you my devars. A letter
from Austin without giving the tribes a
few words would be like playing Hamlet
with the Dane omitted. On the stage I
left toe last of the Pi Wes behind me at
the Carson river. They were enjoying I
and Skits
themselves that. day limiting big jack
rabbits that got clogged in the snow and
latter follnWing, him a few rods,l . Mr. Rab
I bit came to bay under a protecting sage
.brush and 'quietly awaited death from his
pursuer. It was genuine sport and if the
driver would have waited I should have
•
had a hand in it. As it. was, I could now
and then while the stage rolled along see
an occasional sly One Sitting, up no r the
!side of the road 'and I never missed a
chance of trying my revolver on him.with
what effect the rabbit best knew. When
~o t, to Austin I found no Pi (lies, The
filthy vermin•covered Soshones, iu the
eternal fitness of things" swarm thro'
the place. Like all tribes in the vicinity
of the whites, the &shone is a proles
sional thief, a dextrous, insinuating beg
;,ar and an unconscionable - villain iu the
general leper de-main of living by his
-
wits. Gay, gaudy colors, painted plam
age, red tufts of feather work,long black
hair interwoven with brass wire and
coiled up in the rings of the same ma
terial and that inevitable slovenly trailed
blanket make up the outward fashion of
Aboriginal appard. When r say fashion,
.1. do not - mean that their hat ; bl Jcks vary
in style serni ; occasionally or - that their
dresses and coats have the. latest Paris
coup. No, their fashion - is to adopt any
style-and ,consists of east off clothing.
- flung to them by the whites. It is truly.
laughable. to :see the' grotesque strut of
the Aboriginal "Swell.", to see him wear
a lady's jockey hat and feather in 'the
must conceited, self-important style. This
he paints - and covers with feathers and
beads, - then he_ betakes himself to his
toilette, never washing his leather fdce,
but. adding coat after coat of red powder
till a little water gives it the consistency
of a brink before baking.
The 'squaw's have the universal femi•
nine mania fur dress biu, their liege - lords
tolerates no aoosettee. 'lf the by theft
o r .
NVr men .f'or the Columb.a :61iy;
DEATH.
BY vroLA. itraY
CJrig'inat.
PF4I, IrtAlt IN ADVANCE; $2,50 IF NOT PAD IN A.DVANCE.
Or donation possess a worn out manteau,
or a "seedy" robe, he notes not, much
less cares about the gender of dress; and
in the presence of his fractional compo
nents (I dare not caldthem better l•alveq,
- he - has - So uaany of them) proudly dons
my lady's attire and with dandyish 'swag
ger stetits'off to show' himself in the gam
bling room or court-house; n his opin
ion the very model of depurtment,wurthy
of the Ekier TurveydroP's imitation. He
is now the envied •of• all Sushunes. To
ape his identical apparel becutnies the
task of every purl ) . clad Diggdr,. They
tempt hitt, w batters of 'all deserip:
tious, some offering blankets,, beads, old
silk, -stove pipes." worn-out gaiters or;
that summum lionn,m, a squaw. - Still 1 1
wittt such tascinating allurements our I
"swell" rennins unmoved. lie declares I
with passionate gesture that he won't
•'swop." But ibere is a key to that gen
tleman's (?) wardrobe. there's one re
maining cord they have not yet touched.
His cupidity to acquire wore has not yet
been tried, though atihe risk of a squaw
or a '• tour bit .piece" they conclude to
avail themselves of this last resort. Our
...swell" is an ItuFan ; lndians
barn
ble, and it is logical enough to conclude
that our "swell" gambles.'
Sp down on the ground they spread .
blankets and furs, on these sit cross
legged and the :•sticks ' with which they
tempt Fortune are shale hand hid; and
hid 'andshuffled ; a game only intelli!il
ble . to themselves, bUt 'withal a sltisfac
tory
,vi-ay, of settling: the wardrobe qties
tion. if luck be iigainst; the fop, a little
time w.ll 'suffice to see-the humiliatin; ,
spectacle of a distant relative of Monte
zuma doffing the iinperial attire piece by
piece, till finally in Sheer mikedness he
rises - up froni the sacrifice. lotik.; upon it
as a matter of course, but returns to his
"wiekyup" in disgrace, with his squaws,
minus the say finery in which lie sallied
forth in the meriting to out rival and
eclipse all colliers.
A few more words and I will close.—
I - want you to see the So:hones by night
and for this purpose we will make tor his
, •WickYti.p.'=' wiel , 4Up-e:lgnifieLin their
language, a place where the tribe 'meet's
to pass the Inthe Paravantese
Pi Ute dialect of Northern Arizona,they
use the same word but I remember it was
the usual term for a hut made of, twigs
and wild vines. The So.hones, like 6,c
test of his- race; can aff,rd to loiter the
live long, day around the streets, pilfer,
beg and play the chiffonier' generally
among rubbish and off tl. But' as night
comes on the city is :no place fur him ;
fur hi= big blazing fire and. demoniac
dance he quickly betakes himself sein e
in les away, usually in some deep canon,
to partake of its shelter frunf the, wind.
This is an invariable" rule among the In
dians. I have been among many , tribes
and found no ey.eepti to it. If they
Caine. into the town where I happened 1 -.`
be, by night fall every dusky tare had
vanished. on the road traveling and'
we halted fur dinner and supper oi• for
the purpose of grazing jaded stock they
would swarm in beggary grorups around
our camp fire, display with grins and in
telligible pantomine their robes and trin-'
kers, but before rL,lled into our
blankets to tabe a long sleep for an early
start, not one of them could be seen. tho'
their yells and shouts might be heard
sonic distance, near some river or in
neighboring ravines.
This noise was kept up all night with
out lull or intermission. Many a night
I have lain awake, tossing in sleepless
agony En- it. was impossible to sleep when
their hideous howl was lout and distinct
enough to drown the bark of the Cyote
wolf who scented our broiled bacon, had
iiot courage enough to conic in and steal
it but glared at us with blood red eye
balls, and stormed as if he was keeping
ui at bay. It's a question with me if the
Sions, Apache or P 1 the ever sleeps.—
I remember when Irataba the Mojave
Chief came to Los Angeles from Arizona.
Fle , wai.on his way to Washington and
to satisfy his.ideas of the'"big sskap,"
("swapv•is theludiat! sobriquet Ameri
can showing how, even the reinotest red-
man is impresS'e 1 With, the yankee cun
ning in dickering and trade) well,to make
Irataba cows up to his standard of Big
Swap or Great American wan,he was at
tired:in a Colonel's' uniform. The long
row of brass button's delighted him, the
sWlrd that, dangled by his side was
unsheathed and of which in orde, to con
coal none of its glitter or sheen Irataba
made 'awalking stick, flourished it pow
..
pously making the gilt scabbard gingle
at every step. The ;Mojave chief was
delighted with everything new,had more
than , mere Indian curiosity in waking
Pomo enquiries , and v3:cea the' xley wasi
[WHOLE N UMBER 1,914•
over felt like taking a "heap sleep." He
was, shown to his room in the Bella. Union
Hotel and left.there to pass the night
Irataba uttered many a childish " ugh I
ugh !", as he divested himself
t'
of his uni-
form, surveyed the furniture,pressed the
yie:ding pliant mattress and felicitated
himself on
. at least trying the luxurious
chambers of the "pale faces." That soft
bed brought no sleep to tbe.wild Mojave
chief; try it in any manaer or turn
on any side or lie in any position he
woutd,sleep never closed his eye lids. Ho
may have thought of his harem of squaws,
of the large hair covered tarmatural spider
which on the Arazona de=erts crawled
over my blankets and his, bit whatever
his thoughts may have been or how far
away they were wondering, his room
could have betn hired to a more appre
ciative occupant that :light, for Irataha
snatched up a pair of blankets, cursed
christian convenience as misnomers, and
when morning came his bed was empty.
Search was made and in the soundest
icep the big chief was found snugly
!loving on a sand drift outside of the city
The - Sushones at .heir "wick yaps"
make a large fire and like the G-ipseys
r gather 'round it for a general review and
chat of the day's plunder. ' They have a
curious method of keeping warm during
the - night. It's a splendid plan. The
ember's of their fire are scattered and ex-'
tinguished; the ground to the depth of a
few inches,above which the fire had been
blazing is s'coped nut and into this.charm
ed circle or pit of latent heat the' tawny
feet of squaws, "bucks," and papooses,aro
deposited promiscuously, no reference,
of course, to martial privileges is taken
in the general scramble for -warm quar—
ters. The back and limbs in their way
of thinking have no claim to:any eon- -
sideration on the score of protection from
the cold. "Nuff ed" ['almost vowed to
myself not to-exceed three sheets of letter'
paper, this was my limit.' So here I am
perfectly tethered:and:as far as -myself
imposed lassoo will perrbit me to run. Ex-
cuse my abruptness -but promises made'
to-one's self are solemn things -in' the
matter of litter writing. I,' , have now - stuly;,
to ask a charitable deference in favor of
the haste in I have scrawled this.
Yours Truly
J. A. COMERFORD
The New Cure for Cholera.
The London correspondent of the Cin'-
cinnati Conimercia/ gives - Dr. Rubini's
newTpreparation for cholera, which con=
sists of equal paks, by weight, of cam
phor and spirits, and to th . Q power thus
Obtained he attributes his sticcesSlin the
treatment of the disease. The - quantity
of camphor which the water will take up
is 'small. To , obtain the "Saturated
Spirits of Camphor of Rubini," it is nec
essary to distil spirits of wine, and get
rid' of.so much of its water as;will bring
it to 00° over proof, in which condition
it will dissolve and bold in' . , solution its
own weight of camphor.
With this "saturated spirits :of cam
phor" Dr. Rubini has treated, in Naplen,
five hundred and ninety-two cases of
Asiatic cholera without the loss of a sin
gle patient. 01 these five hundred and
ninety-two cases, two hundred were
cured in the Royal Alms House ; eleven
iu the Royal Your House, and one hun
dred and thirty six in the Third Regi
ment of Wolff. That the three hundred
awl seventy cases treate I by Dr. Rubini
in these public institutions were all gen
uine cases of Asiatic cholera, ;and some
\'terribly severe" and that all recovered.
The method is as follows : "When a
man is seized with the cholera he should
at once," says Rubini, "lie down, be well
wrapped up iu blankets, and take every
five minutes four drops of the saturated
tincture of camphor.
In very severe, cases the dose ought
to be increased to from five to twenty
drops every five Minutes. In the case
of a man of very advanced age, accus•
tuned to take wine Land spirits.', where
the drug given in drops has no effect,
give a stuall:cofFee:spoonful 'every_five
minutes, and in a very short time the
coveted reaction will occur. Ordinarily,
in two, three or four hours, abundant
prespiration will!come:out and then cure
will follow." "The preventive method,"
writes Dr. Rubini, "is this : let those
who are in good health, while living in
accordance...:with usual habits, take every
day five drops of the saturated spirits of
camphor upon a small lump of sugar
(water must never be used as a medium,
or the camphor will;
,become solid, and
its curative properties cease,) and re
pear the dose three or four times a day.
Spices, aruniatie herbs, coffee, tea and
should be avoided. •
•
on't take too much interest in the
affairs of your uei‘hbors. Six psi wil4.
vriii tla .
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