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COLUM 111 A PA
.Saiiida_y, Feb. 2, 1867..
Advertisements, ..to secure.qmmedi ate insertion
each, week. .
_ _ _
ENLARGED IND IMPUTED'.
Nccs - IFY.PF.; * New PRESS, (tie.
' • , ',has :been in cointemplation • for
gome tittle pug to -pit in-U:neW Pims,and
rilarge the` Spy.". It was intended to
in zn`e - the
improvement about the first of
. the year, but a disappointment occurred
Sn preference to:it prOs. : A. large cylin 7 ,
der,:press. is -.now . being built-, New
York - Jot - this establishment, and will
• be - re . adit'a A - hip - in.a weak or two, at
-
This step is reudored necesszirytogive
us more,. room for., the, continued increase
of aclvertising pa - trahage, :as: well as
to-givo'our patrons rnore'readinlr matter.
,
We hope' oar friencl sustain - us in
, •
airs: efforts to gi've them a . 4rst class-
paper, and,,that, ,we shall be able to
realize thise spleasing anticipations ,of
usefulness and profit with which editors'
and publishers.;in common with `the rest of
manklicdTpoaletimes
The Latest Nesis:
The LTnited State's District Court-' of
Wdshingion:on Tueiday;i2lused to allow
attOrneys to - practise: in that . 'Court with
odettiking lie test oath,notwithstandirig
the recent decision"- of the Eiup.'etne
- • .
Presitiera has sent in official'clocu
iiients' relative ,to•.the New 'Orleans riots,
• inchiding 3 the , testimony' be fore General
B'aird's-Military-BOara;•whiCh States that
the troops"-alone saved 'th'e city .from fire:
w and bloodshed; last•Suly , :
;.tAt the municipal eleetiOn at Wheeling,
WCst„ on:Monday, the Dem •
cra - tic -ticket Avas - ,t,ele'ctetlby a, cleCreased
t"": - TtobeSon,! - - f - Carndeir; , ; to ''be Attorney
• -
-!The Tneg . ro trouble 'on -the Cheeves'-,
in South' - Caroline,:erintin ue4
ne:grdes,rdiikiti'g , the U. S.- troops,
and . an - officer is said• to be herd' n - pri'so:
neiby, them.: Col. Sibley, vvi - tli 70 men;:
hai"gone to the spot: • •-.- --
Ten convicted Fenians have been:
senteneed•at Toronto to be bang:C i d:on' the
sth. of':)riarah:. -'• ; '
_ .
- Steamers- have - stopped running on
tong :Island Sound, owing the ice
blockade
;'--Boston' paid $157,583 internal ,reve
-nue •tax• during the Month . of December.
A firo at 536Broachiay; New York-,
receetly:;:detrOyed '538,000 'worth --of
IsToPert.Y: •'` ' ;- ' ' -
It is „believed -.Secretary' ,
favors the .proposition of g-iVing 'lo'an
certificates. in 'payment to National . banks
hOlding.comp,ound interest - notes-iv-part
_ of,their -reserx:e: -
The, steamship .Great--. Eastern • 'was'
examined: on3the 19,th , at B irk e n•-•
lieadt and,found:totbe hi , a, good condi;
tion:: She- 4vilT wile fei-" - Ainerieu , on the
20th..of:111a.rch;.:: • •
In the Pen nsylvauia Senite ,'Yesterisy; -
a joint resolution-'=lvai*wlop ur in g
Con'oTess to pass a 16'4
'.. diaihaged' - soldters who lulke los't , their
discharges bounty 'Various
" d''
bills - ;wereinro introduced, among them one
•
Isillinriiii,:person's:' of color` to ride; in
sirif 4 e . hrit
einkiiiThiladelPhia.„ Caine -tip, atiTafter
discussion; was' referred`'-fo' the . ' coiniiiit:
'Of 'honor Irisbedsi t ;pull
tife z nahiel
•gedkirers; .4htelifica
•
—tv 4. 4.1 _•:.;
• -I.orarplirsa to anonstone tax on ne„ws- - ,
0-
Ettlyqtile . mcntsJ, lt.'is understood
t.l34'iheSmen.datOry. to ; bet rel
percidi4oiiii; will-lessen - the i internal- - tai:'
on"anumtierlof articles.
• ''''The'N'iitional TUba6Obiii'itCoriientiOn
will the at -Washingion r ,Ort....l"ebruatY .
tith;;;.: a k.- ,
Ttie disbnigements of tho United'States
' Tienstirylor. the War, Navy and4ntericir
pe - P4rimentS,:last:week; were $2;145,197.
~A-btead riot *oeuvre:din the streets' ;Of
Liverpool, , ,rece - ntly .the 'intense - cold hay:,
•iina ncTeased thesufferings Of the poOr..'
A:Mime:4'6.re ; Blalicp.kho.hias':filissini
frani,his'ilothe,•near Boston ;and ivas cup
nosed jAI) . .ba:,y..eibeeri;lest in; the `storm', has
' • rptAr4dAttillii'hoMe,••liaving taken" re
rude 'irr;a:hut. • •
•: a, „en.:-, Grant;-.it IS:said; is going tci
rosprin*Jhe,,qpripg;_and r; .willg. visit :the
# '
. .
o;rebel,'93radley, - Toihnstin -has 'been,
ritingtfa s:
, 6± - f r t
promo' • -
Baltimore CorrespMiiiMane..
ju.n.29, 1867,
TIIE POLITICAL:
,- ; ;This - Twonderful'cauldron
afte'r week's. seething' ling,
boiled 'over. 'l'he; : De Ocrats;', - ";co4ser 7
vatives," ' a mi . .... al I enemies
government met in , 2chuncil 'in theii
spective wards; 'atiCitigenious were the
seheme . s.":"and machihations'devikdT
the
One` party wanted "thisman, no - other
that, and, so :on.; The advocate of one
prominent candidate , would urge his,
I ob j t ,
and prefer charges against tle candi
date; . friend of candidate became in
.censed,tangry--..wOrds,would,:lollowrlhe
lie ;typal& 'give
-
"littnelkol.fives" into.thefeilow's face, a
row on 'a large scale would be imminent,
friends interfere, a perfect babel ensile,
and - the matter finally compromised *bY
the' divisibti of the meeting; - one- party
would Adjourn to another locality, and
improvise, an, independent -organization:
The result of .this farde_ was the revival
of the good, old . time .of rowdyism in all
its vigor, by 'the nouilnationofa Deinoz
eratie ,
Editor.
Called by the frends'of Governor Swann
and "My , for ,the purpose of
nominating- a' , :MaYftir, Under the recently
pat , Sed act of the' rebel' Legislature, - to
re'eunStruct the municipal government
of the , eitr of 'Baltimore, 'met on Satur
day, morning, and 'after their noisy, dis
graceful balloting, made, choice of IL. T.
Banks—a ehina'and glass - ware dealor—:
for Mayor: Mr; Bankals an but-and:out
rebel sympathizer; In fact. ; he •is just
what Pennsylvanians and Union _men
term a.rebel. • ,Being one of: the Yancey
Democratic' Persuasion, and receivitio
the nominatimi of Mayor over John T.
Ford,. the- Conservat /re,' by a large
vote, it is easy to imagine the dissatis
faction, which was at ouce Manifested as
the result of the ballot became known.
Curses were freely,— .
indulged in,and
fiercely : uttered against the Drmocrats,
by the::" - Conservative" trimmers, who
carried the State' where. it. is found' to
day—almost lost in the slough of -.Nino
craey. Great excitement commenced in
the hall, and semi coMmunicated jtselt to
the: ero\Vd - - The resuri•ected
Democracy -wzts - jubilant, whilst the
Conservatives,"who had so lately - been:
rejoicing iu their good- bargain at
Annapolis, looked as, though they began,
to realize that they liticl'been sold to the.,
Democracy-:-aud then deserted. "We
have been sold 'cheap'!" exclaimed one
excited-`,', Conservative." "ill be
if he gets vote !" " ll— thew, -
I'll raise hedven and, earth to defeat that
rebel!" - exclaimed another, and the Con,'
vention 'ended in a' melee, which was
stopped by the Marshal and a. posse of .
police. No one
,was hurt very , seriously.
The truth is simply this— r the State has
been sold by the " Cou - serv"ativeS " , and
trimmers, to the Denioeracy- , =and the
reward. is in their being in turn deserted
'by the Democracy.. - The following little
c ouplet - may interest the
,reader ,
, Cb3l2'llCT:77 -.
Said Swann to the Devil—"My Soul I'll
:Ifa seat in , the Senate yoU'll promise
me." . •
Said he—" Already yoifre • roplied to
• dwell -
In the gloom of Hades, thOugh etern=
ity." • .
Said Swann, with a terrible fear in his
- face : -
"By the evil I 16vd, what shall I do ?"
Said tile Devil—" I'll make' it an easy
ease; •
-(You must 'sell this 'Conservative party,
too."
,
So. they laid the plan for. this barter and
- trade,' '
Each dealer finding a fitting mate,
:And an elegant bargain betwixt them were
' made; •
For Swarm got his seat, and
,the Devil
the State."
,‘
. The Republican party of Naryland
have 'one 'proud paragraph to insert in
the. history of their -proud career.--
Amidst the Corruptions that has"
flooded the capitol .of. the State during
the 'period since the assembling of the
legislature,. it is a matter .of pride ,and
congratulation that tie taint.of dishonor,
or even 'sign of yielding to the dis.ht.nest
inducements., .has attached- to.
the- Radical Minority in either house:
;Not a. single .Republicati-,ltas flinched.,
very effort that was Made to break in on
their small but firm 'phalanx failed; and
.it , 'was!shownAhat Maryland : Republicans.
notloe - bought by:rebel gold. '
• - ' A NOVELTY.
=EI
- the reader - a
fair knowledge of the-fnantier of inert • to'
whom: the : =City ,and State gove:nruents•
have been- soldby the ,Conservatives.:",
W:T., ,
one" of
,the. ; Police Corn-,
MissionerS;;receetlY ft - T . 1)&00d" by Tom
&arid as one:oldie snecess'ors of Messrs.
.Wood and-Hindes; who were;,
rentemberecl, - ; r9moved :governor
hr. alleged otlieial misconduct," got
into 'dis".,, , ;ylcefurdjiric."alty on,,Saturday
afternoon, • of bad •repute, on
eorner 2 Of %Mercier aud•Alrant- streets ; ,
,which ,attracted several: huri d rett. pdfsons ,
Ito the seen° for a• snort -titne,Jittrt occa-'
: si,o — eol";:cCrleral:con s nrrepi„flf . the evening.,
Cdiumiiiiiinee.(ti, pious
oftinteiteehizes ihe'pOliCericcii open
=n•ood - end ed he 'house falluiled
.to; and., - aft'er ithere. for 'sem:-
; time he,lwas!,heard. in.-dispute ;With ; a
:wernap poelte.t
-13Voki.jccifflat:iia'g'$27,‘ arid'soii calriatile
.papers, and offeAngher $ . B; if she would
'return(theinoiint anetheritipers: She
denierl-,„hayingt.aken it ir when,- he , is re
presenterl to have - in formed_her„ by way
of.iritimitlation,,,that - he i was a policeman;
htiE she said 'she didn't - care. irk!) he was.
A-' Citizen- and: polineman-. 'entered •to
render.aiiistaridi,:bitt theytwere :inform
ed that theirservices -were notsequired,
as 'the - Commissioner ", irould • invest igate
this ntatt4r:"-,"ll.l,unior Sids - the' money
'Was fo . anifu . ndor the chair,'
but:it is •notknown whether the woman
got the $8 prothisect her. Mr Irallitint's
excuse *as that he entered the house• in
'order - to see if they, sari liquor wi(hout a..
.T:,wortcler if the,LegiSlature Will'
`remove •fur iniadoncruct?' Sviann
shotild'give, the case attention.'
RENTS:- 3E2CHAYDIZING~ , c~C.~ '
Seem to have become nearly dead
this re...ion- and Lit is nbthiui= strauge••to
:promenade our, best .thoy2aghfares and; i
coitneterf j oi7fifteen St6res•"For •ifent."
TIIE CONVENTION.
The high rates held for store-rodin`s and
houses
_generally, left 3, then : lessee,
alternative but to give' : -: 11p_ the liyilditia,
:or fail in business+as: he paidt'lll he
'could make to the 14 - 4)0. Thel
business, apparentli.'fbkiSk.;;'. is - :; , ' - that
Lite' ature. Books ,die ; blein'g'd4i#_'pah. -
Idi - shecl by large hou;•es; and 'as': ;freely
boUght by lovers of choice reading.
finished the digestion of the matter con
tained_in a new and beautiful volume
Item... Harper Sk l ,Broth ersi N,tY:; entitled
"A .QUIET NElo7lpoArigorl,". 2 ,--nand,
heartily recominenTit to the pUblie.: - It'
ritten.by GeorgezMeDonald,-
-and is considered a ,litcrar:y.curiosity.,
Its .style is fresh!, :and -.Vigorolis, ,
each character is introduced andliotlost
ils; - -enlistin - g
personal interest; in .their fate. Those
who-read; -should ,- -not foil= to read-"this
book, as it represents p„.life-Jilie,,picture
of an 'exact pi'eture: of some " 22ilenzeigh
borhoods." .
COLD - WEATTIED... .
" Bitter 'again,--everything
seems to be freezing'up—ice is excellent
fur sktiting, and all• enjoy it save - the
poor and deedy:; , Two or three 'days - of
warm 'sunshiny' weather have'visited
only to 'gill° place more Northwe:it
winds and blustering .weather. Winter
in this quart.r has _never •been known so
severe as it has been . Ow: iar this scason,
for many years `We pray fur moderate
weather-fur the:benefit of the poor; when
will• it come?
More anon,
- H ENRY J. FTOwARD:
6dittirtai . .atitl -:.'4.ooicitaneuits.
--PliWpGossler advertises valuable
town property at•public sale.
;—.A. new ledgerof Masons is abo . u.'.. -to
be established at Coatesville, Pa.
.—Fenian bonnet—a postage. stamp
with green ribbons-,-they are the latest
out. Our milliner's will sQor have-them.
of
those-- elegant Havana Setrars
of Booties. It is said he sells the best
well cheapest se'glas Coltinibiti:
z-L=3.l.r. Jolin C.'Brubaker is atuiut 'to
establish a new meat market in . Cilium
hia.,• We have many meat markets, but
it don't seem to make any difference
.the price - of beef'.
Net'v York - dancing Master has
invented a new cotillion in 'which the
gentleman kisses the lady at every swing. ,
It is called-the "Kiss Cotillion."
—A fine calf' was that you killed, Jim.
Save us the hide. We need a vest .to
keep us from the pelt-ing storms.
—Fast young ,Men's motto—meet and
drink.
:-:-During the month 'of - December
0,038' emigrants arrived at Castle . Gdrden
New York. The large number Sailed
from Liverpool.
. , ..
.
-- 7 -A meinher of the ll.TisconSin•Legis=
lature, Who took rooms at .a: hotel, blew
out the gas lighr, on, Tuesday night, on
retiring to bed. The next inornin ,, lie
was found nearly dead, but will probably
recover. . ,
- -A' thief in Chicago stole $9OO, and
sfJetr-out - . trail of $5OO, being a4i9ear
gain`of $4OO to\the thief.
—lf you• want groceries and .provi
sions, crockery .or glassware, call on
Mullen . Bros.; they keep everything
that ever was seen, froth
,a microscope •
up :o a sausage thachine.
depth of snow fell-in 10 . 1 C
last week. The people" of Nashville
xppet more b 4 long.
—The Altonija Tribune sends out .a
neatly printed paper th's• week. It is
enlarged, beautified and in anew dress.
Serves it tight.
—The snow still bolds . good for'
travelers-and sleigh riders. Tito's° ho
have cutters and last nags.are..determin
ed to ‘,‘ improve each shining, hour."
—The young lady who flropped her
waterfall in the snowdn Satuiday o'en
ing last, edn have it by culling at No.
290 Locust street. -
=Counterfeit qua rters and half dollars,
wade of lead, "are circulating "in' Quebec.
-L-Glover, Vt., boasts of 'having' paid
its 'war debt and painted its .meeting-
rouse.
-7-At Black Hawk, Colerarlo, -- they
cbitrge $l4 a day for board, and $2O for
board, and lodgings,
=The editor of an Alexandria (Va.),
newspaper speaks,• of a full :rrown Lou
isianian • string"' cross-legged;' playing
seven-up with a little "-nie•gcr" for ten
cents a, game. -; •
---The• exports, .fr3m Canada to the
United. States"during the past year are
as fellows • Wheat, 610,000 bushels •
hai•ley.2";o4,ooo - bUsliels;hutter;6lo,ooo'
pounds ;,flour, 100,000 - barrels; lumber,
127,000,000; feet, , • ,
•
—The Alipericanßible_Society printed
last Year,l 1192.0. copies ;of the Scrip
tures. " "
==The 'number of deaths in NevV York,
during 1666' Wa's 26,844.
..41 - ibT - NeW York Era says . ' to the
,:bailli Times: = j - "
11:`1111e;tlesiienite .efforts it • is Making
to ,ridelwo.horges-at the sane tiine,(who
• . •. .
arc i gopag, opposite directions,) iv, not
causing .too,nruch u u
a.apertrein
Pants
• •
the" course _bf,a...trial for foutfold
Pioceedibg in
_Trance; the
prosecutoflormight into. Court the
- - Wad ;„ of .the.,inurdered•liran,:WhiCh had,
,heenhuriedthirtaen-years..,,,
'is 'stated that'a dinner was, given,
recently in' Peris,, AI which the principal
dishes Were 'shark, horse, donandirat.""
: =Wild Cherry Balsam-;---the meniorY',
of Wistairikeiiihalmed in the hearts
of theitsandS,Whem his Bdactin. ;o/' Wild
Cherry. has cured of coughs, colds, con
sumption, or some other form of Plumbn
ary•disease.-, It- is:now ;over forty years
~...
!since thisi . prgparation was brought before
I.the public,' and yet, the domanll lor it is
„ ...; . •
eonstiretlyincrelising.`
- —A. letter was dropped in tbeTost-,,
- office, .the other day, aucraddressed as:
I follows ;
llill • •
• .
.:.--Massacintsptts. • • •
After a good deal ea stay,. " itohert",
•tnanair,ed inake tint . ;
‘,ed ',Tor *Andover, Massa
!chus„Ots-.,",i; reader see the
point • .• . -
firhe Man Who Drew the Opera:'
~.+1
, diloip;e.
,f;.,
~:,
....*'e let - 6'611..6in a.':'cirresppfidelit:of the'
Chje'agoV,o 7 fir —r n - cf/, tbat-AbraharnicH.-Lee,
tlfe,'&:maii. - ,'-:: ; "ivl - ffildrew -the Opera se, .repidea in :,_frairie,",du.".l-Recl - 16i;
Randolph 'County, Illinois - .r- - I.l.4'Was - Icy/
‘'lrleilY tidrtrier'in the conimisSip iouse"
of -David Tatiini &'Co., St. Louis, bu t
r
was unsuccessful in business in that city.
He went to Prairie du llocher tu reside
-about-ten-.years ago.-- -His wife, - who is=a
veryse,nsi4e. and . estimable lady,. is
daughter of - thelate Haini flenry.Esq.,
of-Prairie-du-Rocher, who di4 while on
a xisit to-France sume mouths'ago,.lllx-
Alaydr • 'Taylor, of St.' Louis, and The
cpyilus pagin,Esq.,„PuiteckStafga In
terrial 'fieven ue " * Asiesor at St
his brothers , inlaw.--
. ,
Mr. - Lee ista‘ bout-forty years of-age, is
a laroie,stout : good-natured man--a man of
excellent practical sense,, who, Senatpr
4eilipsays, mould *be, just the last:person
to be "spoiled-by good' luck, has-always
been an industrious, hardworking busi
ness, wan, and 'Within the pastimo
_years
has, by the
_Profits of his business,become
possessed of a property amounting to
about $4,0,00.Q...He resides quietly and
happily-with. his wife,:fie children, and
Mother.in law, on his father-in law's old
homestead, ills standing, socially and
otherwisp. Ills neighbors
inspect and like hint--he is kind _genet.-
un:•,hospitable,and a gentleman by rat ere,
and the people in Reid:kik county and
all who knew him will greatly rejoice in
his tindden,goodlfortune. ,
SPECIAL NOTICES
A Cough, A Cold. or
A sore Throat,
Requires Immediate Attention, and should be
Checked.
IP ALLqW4,I, To cuNTINUC,
IRRITATION OF THE LUNGS, A I'EM - 3IANENT
TIIROAT DISEASE, OR CONSUMPTIO',
E=
12. It,© W ' S
TEtOCHES,
11:ixin.• a dir et influence to thei parts, give
imm, dmio -
For . -tronchitis, Asthma,- QatUrrh, Con
sumptive anti Throat Piseases,
Troche:, are rt , ed with always good ,UoCeSP.
SINGERS eNE PUBLIC SPEAKER:
ill tin I Troches u..ciol in ele.irmg the voice when
taken before Sing m,.; or Speaking, and relieving the
•thr.iat utter an unusual t xerii,m of the vocal organs.
The Tmche.s are recommended and prcseribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from emi
nent, men throughout the country. Being-an article
of true merit, and leaving pro. c 1 their efficacy by a
test of ~many years, eaco year finds them in ne , ;
Inealitio, um variou.parts of the world. and the
Troc/re4 are universally pronounced better than
other articles. -'
03TAIS Only " Bran:ll'S Broncida 1 Tr,,chm" and do
not tape any of tie. Irorthka,, fmi lotion, that in be
oil-red Sold everywhere. [Dee. 1, -ISl3,—Gtn.
WISTAR'S E1AL5.4.311 OF WILD
CH EMMY.
This remedy h , as long been cherished by the
community for its roma. kable efficacy in relieving,
heal lug and curing the trin-t, obstinate, p tinful and
long-standing eases of Cbaja, cull, /a)litca:a. SAT -
Throat, Bronchitis, ,IPhoopin anq't, d.tion t.
Inflanunation of the Lungs; while even Consumption
itself has yielded to its -might influence when all
other Illellll , have failed. Its whole history prov.ta
that the past has produnAd no remedy of equal
' value, as a cure fvr the numerous and dangerous
pulmonary alrectii n ns which prevail all over the
land.
Unsola "tecl Testimony - .
FrorAkainFtir . Arri ","X..2, - ; Fefraild. Me. 1r
eight yOll. S:litT. my soo.ll , •nry A Areher.
now Pots:master-at fltirrield, Sonier,el county, 11e..
tutsamokeil %Alla' :letting of cough .
ess of Lungs, at
. genetal debility, so touch so
that ow rallIIV 1.); , 11:1.111 detl.tred n 01 to hive
"8 ,a,12311'1105." Ile WA , tinder medical treat
ment fern numb:r 0101 , 1011 s, but received no bone
nt 11 0111 it. At 1-nglh. front the FOlivitation-of him
self and othe: s. I w.t. lull -ed to pureli.e.e b
of WISTAItS 1.8 111 OF WILD tiIIERIZY, widen
beneatted lola r s much loh tinted am,tll,l* b
whieh in a short 'tithe restored him to his usual
state or health. 1 think I can safely recommend
thin remedy to others in like condition, for it it, I
think, :ill it purports to be—The treat Licau Remedy
for the niers!
The ab ut e statement, gentlemen. IS my volan tary
offering to you itt lilvur of your Balsam, and is at
your disposal.l' - -
P.:eptired by sE MWF
T
. OWLE 4: SON, IS Tremont
Street, Boston, and for sale, by prtiggi.t., genet ally.
SCII.OI.sUL.I.
The MI - . G7o. Stu tits, of The ,klyn, N. Y., say.,
in the Dade Examiner, by ear of apology lor lath-
Ilshim„••• a mi•dieal eertitieate In his M:nrazine, of the
cure of hi, only son, of after dis , tiltnion
appeared inevita•le.v \ this ,Mtement,
"Ilot, for pay. I.ut in gratitude to G td who has thus
"answered prover, and iuj•t-t:ce to Dr. Antlers: he
'-ingsati,tied that tlh•ce virtue in the iodine Water
"treatment. which the rjado.s of tlik Alag.tz.ne trill
"than!: its Edit , r f r bringing to their milieu."
• ireular, free.
Dr. der- li,dine IVat.,,r ;is Tor sale, by J. P.
DlN,3lolZE,Proprietor,36 Diiy St-, N. V.. mid by all
Druggists.
ITCH ! ITCH ! ITCH V
! 5ar....a.111012
Cure the Hell in 1S floors. ,•
Also cures :Wt. ltli um. Ulcers. Chilblains, end all
Eruptions of Iheakin. Prioe cents. ' t y
all druggists. tty ,ending I'oeVIICA to Weeks & Pot
ter Sole_, Agents- Washington-street, liAston. It
will be fOintUllAt by.m.til, free of p...,stage, to any
pert or the Unitell States. " jumie 0,
DEA,INESS, BLINDNESS AND' CA
tarrli, treated ivith the Mimd. at - meeqs,:by Dr. J.
I6AACS, itud Aurist,, (formerly. of Lyden,
llolland,) No 5 f Pme Street, l'hiladelphia.• Testi
mon lab+ from the ara-t rel Wile son rees m the city
and county mm he-seen at. lii Ottice. "file medical
laeulty are it: vited to accompany their patients, as
he'ens no secrets in hit. prachce. Artificial eyes
insetted witheutpain. 'No dhayge Made' for e'x:uni,
tuition - ' - mar. 24, ' t;:ly
INSTITUTE
No. 1i Iloqd Street, .
information.' pith the highest testimonials:
also, a Book- Speciall.Do CUM b, 1 u 0 a catc,t enuelopc,
bent 'Rte... t09...1,:e sure ana,send for tlient . :^and you will
peter regzet. itl f a*, a+ ntiveriiin.444l3's.etait 4 , in ntne,
ettsesteutoleintytts;te. wittiont references, no
Wit tile" trta"..o,* os e- -0t; tiny - for
, stage; and itirt:et to DU. LAWRENCE, N.. 14
BON) STREET, NEW [Dee., I, 't:,o-4.k.
AB Inlay Marry
Irrdspecti vu.of Sr enith, age or tied ty;7 nu ibt he `ltivo'
of the. Opposite 'sex dim
implo rules, *end it directed envelope to • •
• " ItAH B. LIN BERT:
pine IGt,h; drcen poi nt.•King•s Co.;•.iNew York •
, IVONDEi3,IFUL , BUT.TRUE I
DI.,N e .11.xatiSmes; the n•orld • renotrtiod • Aatrolo;
Fts7t• and Sum intinettlist to ,Clturvoyant,, mla
elturvoYant state delineate: tliksvery,Trat tires of the
person you are t,o,niarry,and-by the aid ef,on instru-,
trient of intense •tiower;,'lcian - rn as - the' i'syeltoma
trope, guarantees to product,- a pmleet and I d e,like,
picture ef the future' huslftind ort 'wife tif_the aptilt--
ttant,• with •tlate of marriage, Geettpatio6ri leading
haiiv of (Manic:ter,. ,te., Mats is no.ntmosition, as
testimonial wirltbut Ity Stating
, Platte of birth.ate, dispositiotimular of eye- and hair
and enolot l ing tifty • cents-and Stain Ott en relopie: ad
dressed 10 - yotfrt:el ' f,yon Will reVeivetha • Pleinre by
return maii;;tegetheravitlf desired iniorinatiow ,
Address in confidence... • ..„•••-
31An.mit Clarratnin Itaiii.itTon., P.O. ' !sox 297, .West
Troy.- • '" !opt: 22, limo.
• SCLIEN OK'S SEAWEED 'TONIC.:'
This medicine ierentedVirl):,..i.,2J.'ll!. Schenck, of
Philadelphia. is intended todissolve:the food and
make it'a nto eityme, t ltedirStl. prOcess of digest ion.
Bp cleansing toe _ stotnaeh'f with Schenck's Alan
drake 'Pills,- the. Tonic soon restores .the appetite.
/111 d food that could not be eaten tiefore using r 1 will
be easily digested. ' °
Consumption cannot be cured by Schtmck's Pu:-
1710111 c Jyrtip unless the stomach and liver is made ,
litNoltity - nnti the appetite restored, lionee,tbe Tunic'
and Pills are_ retpt 'red iii _nesoly.case, of ColltUll p
t ion. Ala Of dozen.bottles.ol the Seaweed Tetheand
three or four boxes oalee Mandrake:Pills 'will cure
any oraiinary case
Dr. Schenek makes. raoleFgionni in New
York. lio , ton and at his principal °e in Philadel7
Phis. every I, ;Sea daily la gaira of Mit each plaice or,
his'painplilet on consumption' fonlaisaitys of visits.-.
don.
Please observe, - when 'purchasing, -that the two
likenessc , 01 the Doctor,hne when in , he last. ,stage
of Coni • nmption.end ihe.rither.ii.,olo... now is, in per
fe. health. iiromn Government stamp. - •
Sold tiy all Droggi,o- and Dealers, price .$1.511 -per
bottle, or 57,50 - tho half dozen. - All letters for a dviee
shonlcl be addreseed to Dr. - Selienciles Principal
Office; No. La port h Street .flll iladel p:: in.
- General AV holeeale Agents all:rues
Y.: S.S. fiance, Baltimore, Md.; John D. Parke;.
eincinnatti.Ohio; Walker .l Taylor, Chicago. 111.,
Collins Bros., St.Leuia,, „ ' tOct 66
FIRST NATI:MAL tANK OF
COLUMBIA:.
Interest-will beliaid by ,:this Bank
on special Dep9W.g, us folloivs:
TIAR 12 months,•sPer G months,
l i and undeel2 months, 4Per cent.; for 3
months 'and under G 'months; 3 per cent.
'per
;NVE , AIAKE COLLECTIONS ON ALL
ACCESSIBLE POINTS IN TIIE:UNITED
STATES, ON LIBERAL TERMS; DISCOUNT
NOTES, DRAFTS, Am) BILLS 01? EX
CHANGE.
n-S ELL, "GOLD;•SILVER. ,
ALL UNITED STATES SECURITIES.
And are prepared to DRAW DRAFTS on
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BA L
TI MORE. PITTSBU-RGH. ENG LAND,
IRELAND, SCOTLAND,. FRANCE, and ,
all parts of GERMANY.: ' •
S. S. DETWILER,
Jan. _ pushier.
.VREAVE INDUCEMENT'S.'
OFFERED TO. BUYERS!.
GREAT 'bargains in .BoetS, Shoes, &c
. Our_ stock_ consists •-of , all the-latest
styles of
Dress Good-T.l - •
, Cloths,
•
Cassi mores,
. ,Cotton Goods,
together'witli u sfipply of
Shootings,
Shirtings,
• : .• Tiehiings, &e.
• of the best quality.. Our stook of
Bleached Goods,
Flannels,. '
Bal In orals,
Hoop Skiits,
cannot be surpassed
In addition - to'the 'Dry
,GbiurS: depart
ment,-he has the most carefully selected
stock of
BOOTS SHOES -
evordip•ought to this- , phtee,.consisting,of
-
Lad.fes'aiiters, Balmorals.
child ren',s 'and Misses' Wear of all sizes
and descriptions.. Men and Boys' Boots
of all kinds, sizes and styles,
A share of public patromig'e is solicited
J. S. SNYDER,
• • Cor. of Locust t Front.
Jari 13, Is'
IMPROVED
SAFETY
IIFIE IMPROVED "SAFETY LENJES,"
'invented by Amor O. Kendig and John
Miller, is the be , t known invention of the
kind yet of -red to the People., It acts
like ayharm, and does 110 t: CUT or 1 - ..sijITIMI
the Horses' month, like si m lar invc rations.
It prevents the horse from raising, k icking
and running., and brings him at once to a'
dead stand-still. Per,ons in want of per
fect " SAFETY LINES, shonld examine
this before purchasing any other.
Having purchased the Right thr Lancas
ter County, I am prepared to soil Town
ship, Borough and Individuat Rights.
Address.
. - - JOIVILS DEENDIG,
Janl2-6t] Cohnbiu, L'unccolor Co., Pa.
NT}..'.. 7 D.
W A Z T e E l D ricißoilers front 2U to 25 Ilor:,e
Power. Address at,
C. G. POULSON.
Ja.lo3t] IVrightsville, York Co., Pa.
QUARTERLY: REpoirr.
02TAC.T.EMENT - SILOWiNij
TILL CO\-
dition,of•Lhe First - National Bank ol
Columbia; on' Monday, January 7tlr, 1867.
RES 0 UR CES.
Notes and bills discounted, Iss.cor,3
B rods for circulation,
U S Securities on hand, 17,000.00 351,110.13
Cull in notes anther bank, 9:9.0n
14:81 tenders 1 Comp d Notes, 39.99 ‘iin
en -. 11 I tcllo-, - 44122.98
Specie, 2,0' .00 47.991.ns
Due (root Banks, 11,11::.18
Ex4:enies, 1,49743
Interest Nisi on deposits, - 315.28 3.1312,9 S
Premiums paid, 811.01)
Fixtures, 1.205. us
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, paid 5150,00\W
Surplus Fund, - .1.30 .110
Circulatin, 132,0.);1313
•
Deposits ;Ai Cevtifien to, • $7:11.2.".53
.14.. Tr:in.-lent, " 43,437.33 11'5,61. 1 .37
Dividends unpaid, . 25.00
Due to atilliS and Baukers, C,017.55
Pi °tit and Lobs,. 59.2 F
Dis , ounts, 5,703.00
I merest-, 5,715 05
Exelumgc, .531 04 12,085.51
Indebted oesm of DirectorF, 525,2Q0.C.0
Sworn to nod subsea iberl by...
S. S. fiE W 1 LER, Cislt
Jan. 7,1867—Cm
INTEIZEST ON DEPOSITS.
rp.uu COL•uMI3IA NATRYNAL _BANK
will receive -money. on •deposit,' and:
pay interest ..tnerefor, at the following
rates, viz: •
5 per cent. fcir 12: month~; 4 per cent. for
6 and umibi• 12 monthS; 3 per cent. for 3
and. under, 6 months.
SAM Ultif., SHOCJIT, Cashier.
Colt' inbla. Jan. 5, 1867. -
FALL "YOUR ALBUMS.
1.00 ot CHOICE . Pl - I)TOGRAPITS
French, Spanish, Engh.nli and
American handsome Ladies, mailed far 'OD
cts. Addre.s I)AVID RODGERS,
Station D., New York.
Dec. 29, 'GC—Grao,i,.,
etu,sarr.r.p.Lx. itEPORT
(I F the Condition .01 the COLAINIBIA
'kJ NATIONAL - BANK, on the morning
or the first-N/011day January,'l6l37:
• 'RESOURCES.
Nate.. and Bills discounted, $770,473.1•1
U. S. Bonds dep'cl for eireul'n, 500,060.00
do on Mind, 22,1t.0.t. 0
' " ' . • — . -"--$1,301,57.5.14
,
Notes "of Notienni Banks,' " 3,915.10
do . State Bank:, 2..00
Legal Tenders •tt o'd In't Notes, 70,216.00 - •
Specie, - ' . 193.00
. , t"•• •
,; , , " .- , - ; —•-1-•--..1 • 14.07. M
Remittances .t.: other cash items, , . 6,530. GS
Due from Nati:trial Btinlts, 133,470.83 ' "
do . ,Baitlt and Bankers., -•.-563.00 7. -
'"'-' ' ''' '''• ''''' -'-- ,•. '-' Z---- -, ' 130.155.9 i
Banking House, •
, 10.0 0.00
Current expenses and taxes paid, 2.130 09
$1,530.E54..55
-: 'LIABILITIES: , . •
Capital Striel: paid in; -- - - . 5503, 1 )00.03
Surplus Fund., • -- - - - 1.10,000.00
Disc awn , and Exchange, •
3114.57 -
Pnnic and Loss, . 1,04..5G
Duo to NatiOnal Banks,-.• . 9 617,28
do other Banks and Bankers, 1,226.',3
11,042;31
Circulation of Columbia Bank; 32,209 00
do, Columbia Bank, 413,470.u0
Individual Deposits,
_ _ $1,53J,584.85
IndebtednesS of Directors, $21,600.00
Sw•ormtu and bubscrthett by , . • , ,
IMEMMEMiI
HARRY W. MINTER. WASH:RIO - ITER, AI. D
I.IIJ N.T Sr, RI GMT
Wholsall6 Druggists,
,No, :41:North t-,treet:"
PIALADET;PIIIA.
lAIPORTERS AIsZD GRINDERS .OF
SPICES. Dealers hi Drugs, Chemicals
Dye Sturls.:Pittent:Medicines; Oil c,'Paints;
Varnishes, Glass, •S:c., Manufileturers of
Kaign's Syrup Tar." ~[Jicii:l7 'CO-ly
agoiracE' TO BUILDERS.
To Du; L rallo COSI73IITTap, :AND °TITERS.
lIUE place to purchase fine and. cheap
I. Building Stone, is at „ -
S. S . : DETWILER'S QU ARR 17.
Eels now tilling a very largt; contract of
linie stone -for.. a • FIJANA.CE,•and will
have a large quantity of SNIALLRULLD
ING STONE, which he will sell at reduced
prices, iis.theyaneumulate in his way; will
either deliVerr sell in the Quarry.
- , - S. S. DETWILER.
Columbia; Dec 8, :181-38-tf.
JUST RECELVED„ afresh'supply •of
Cilron,'Cinntuncin, Prune's."3,ayer' Rai
sins,. Craliberries, - Valentin, Raisins, Su
gars„ Spices, - : choice Syrups, Glassware,
Queenswareicoc., tt.c. at
MULLEN Lis 'BROS'
ec 15 'B6 tf] Odd Fellows' Hall,
ATTRACTIONS FOR
TEE HOLIDAYS !
qr..) kaN rdiVkA*ol4l,•itiz-1
A _.,13 EADEDIFUL STOOK OF CY
A
GOOD S 7 DRESS GOODS, ctc.,
igt
FOR TI-II;.
Another lot of those HEAVY WOOL and
COTTON „ ,
:M ANN - LS Y
YARD-WIDE MUSLIN'S, -„
.1_,c).7:7v-or • 3P'.ricersa.
qI3,EAT :SUCCESS ! ! .
AVE HAVE MET TUTU GREAT SUC
- r - eess in the
- •
MERCKANt TAILORING
and Shawls,
Business Department of oui
EVERYBODY PLEASED -
WITH 0 Ult WORK:
AND PRICES
20 PER CENT. SAVED
' By buying your
CL®THYNG-
At FONDERSMIZI.FS.
I\TE. - V7" FURS I
Fashionable Ftirs,
' And Good Furs!
Capes:,
Collarp;
Bet-this,
THE NEW SKATING- MUFF, AN D
_LADIES' FUR HOODS. •
fiItittATITISIIITOFTREBESTITH
IL the Ltr,v6t CASII PRICES.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS AND CLOTHS,
Zethirarals 'hog hoop SkLir•ts
At Astonishingly, Low Rates,
Dee. 15, 1815
gs t w h i e t7 g c l: l ? l l . l l t u l t le i c l l : l:o a rli i
L C ,
r 'o N I N Tty Orator
Scotland her Bruee,and Arno] lea horßooth,
he should not have referred to the assassin
of Abra ha m -Lincoln, hut to tite,great ness
of Thmfh, fOlf.Y. - C . ISO:3I'ST, Locust
Colnlnhia, Who keeps the best as
sortment of .SEOARS and TOBACCO in
the market.
In his selection ofSera.' ;, are
Havana, at prices ranging from t 135 to $OO
5.03
per M.
Tau at prices ranging from $3O to $75 `tali
Chtra Seed. att " " $2O to $4O
Common Segars, " " $lO to $2O "
All Brands of Tobacco known in the
market . :
Smith .t.Jones' Virginin.Navy,
.J. 11feb: night's Va. Congress,
7. Mul:lnigia's Va." Cavendish,
Baltimore Spun,
and the Celebrated
$ 21,6 45.03
Stemless Navy
In his Natural Leaf will be flmnd,
Rough and Ready Va.,
Rose Bud ISlmuntain.Dew,
Bachelors' Hall.
' Ptitcin mvely,
7 and Lilly
In leis Fine Cats may bo foßnd.
Michig,tin;
. • _ ,Gail c.V.A.x No. 1,
Resides Pipes; Polishes, Wallets, *To
bacco Bags and Boxes, and all the
Fine Brands of Smoking Tobacco; Pure
Turkish, Mixed Turkish, Rose,_Virginity,
Lynchburg and James River, besides all
the Lower Grades usually found in a first
class establishment. Call and examine for
ycurselt, and Booth or Jack will show you
the " Tower."
Dec. S, 18fitt - ly.] GEO. M. BOOTH..
J. F. CortnELL. W. P. COTTRELL.
3. F. COTTIZELIL, c,C.;
,I.MOTHER,
Successors tu .
J. IV. COTTRELL, dec'd,
Tlealers in Foreign at Domestic
13 _Hardware, Bar Iron, Steel, Nails,
Glass; Paints, Oils,Varnishes, Turpentine
,Benz ne &c.,
A huge assortment of Parlor, Cook and
and °Bice Stoves 'always on hand. Tin
Ware manufactured, to Order at shortest
notice..'
~ WOOD AND. WILLOW WAIIE,
in large quantities and of every variety
• .Plows,. Corn Shellers, Feed Cutters,
Shovels, Hoes, Forks, 11:,kes,
.Coarse aid,Fitle Salt at lowest market
priers: _
.A..large..asspri4pentof Double and Single
barreled Guns, , Powder Flasks, Game
Bags and shot pouches.
Ride ,t; lilastiug.Powder, shot and caps;
..r.sl.. Highest 'Market prices paid for
Clover, Timothy and 'Flax_ seeds, large
pria.itities or NYe have - constantly on
hand and citler at the lowest'rates.
6,137.15
Lubricating, Sperm and Fish 01 s; snit
able for machinery. -A Fine.assortment'pl
Coal 011' Lamps, Shades. Lanterns; and
Lamp - trimmings. • .
We respectfully solicit a'share of public
patronage: Locust Street; Columbia.
• aN.I - Ov. tf. - '" - '
4Z,G39.00
43N0 ,6.4 l
TO THE PUBLIC.
110ILIEFOTtE - BILYAN,G YOUR COAL
-LPElse
where, give us a,call and
,"
• -EX•S.MINE OUR' STOCK'.
Our Coal is all kept in seperate'bins'; a d
'not mixed. . We only keep the l'Oul: firt
claSs , articles,'
13ALTIMORE C 0. ,, ' - -
- BLACK DIAMOND.; . . •
LYKEN'S VALLEY, -
AND
. , SHAMOKIN.
W - hen.the.Schuylkill Coal is desired we
can sell it'bY the car loud or otherwise.
Prices as lcoW as 'any 'in Columbia and
what you.buy you, receive. '
• .., - - COOPER &.PEART,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber
and Coal. - '' ' ' '. -
'Sept.' 1 6(3. ' • .
' ~ .
Dissolution of Partnership.
rp. HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between-the undersigned, nn
dei the firm of_Shinille of Grider, is this
day - dissolved, . by mutual consent, by
John N. Grider retirink.. - • • •
'MICHAEL G. SHINDLE, •
JpErNm. GRIDER. •
Mountriiic•, .7.. m. Ist, '67. • -
s - sEe...:T4 - Ft ttndersigned.will continue _the
_Coal business as heretofore, andf solicits
the patronage of the community.
Janl94t] MICHAEL G. SHINDLE.
=WM
COLUMBIA, PA.
OPENED THIS WEEK,
AND
FTIL LT
yietorcans, Muffs,
Ix "VAIIIETr
For the lloNdays,
FONDERSMITIFS,
Coln rn bin
IS 0 0 11` ell t
and Lnne Dos
MILITARY AND NAVAL CLAIM
AGENCY,
Authorized by U. S. License,
At No, 56 East King Street, Latict.ster, Pa.
Experience and competent Assistants
enable me to prosecute with dispatch and.
'success all lzinds of Claims before the sev
eral Departments orthe Government of the•
Unite States, and of the several States.
Being duly licensed as a claim Agent,,
prompt attention will be given to the col
lection of the followine: classes of claims
BO UN TY, ~ AND, PAY, , due discharged
soldiers and Sailors.
BOUNTY AND PAY, due Widows, or•
Children, Fathers or 'll.lO - thers, -Brothers.
or Sisters of deceased Soldiers or Sail ors,.
LOCAL BOUNTY. due Veterans, enlisted,
and credited in, the field,- -
PENSIONS. invalid Soldiers or Sailors,,
totally-disabled.
PENSYONS for - Widows or Childidite'of
deceased Soldiers orSailors. -
'PENSIONS for Widows for each :Child.
PENSIONS for Fathers'or Afothefs. Bros:
or
.Sistera of deeeniecl Soldiers, upon
' within theyWere.dependent.
PENSIONS ter Teamsters and Artificers,
. hospital stewards, saddlers, or all per
sons enlisted in the civil service's of tho-
United StateS.
PENSIONS AND . GDATTI:TVES.for Sol
diers or theft' 'Widows from.,Pennsylva-.
ilia in the War of ISI2. •
PAY due from Pennsylvania. to Officers
and Privates of Co's B, 13 and E, of first
regiment, and all soldiers of the Penn-
. .
sylvania Reserve Corps: -
PAY due Teamsters, Artificers and Civil
emplbyees of the Government.
Pay due for horses lost in the United State
sery ice.
Pay due for use of horses in Capt. Hobble's
and otherloo days companies. -
Pay due for commutations of rations of
prisoners of war.
Extra Pay -due to Officers commissioned:
but not intu,tered.
Prize Money clue to Sailors, or their heirs,
for captures, c.
Wr - Chtims from a distance can have
their business attended to by addressing
me by letter stating nature of the claim,
with name, ate, rank, company, regiment
and post office of - claimant; when the
necessary forms with instructions will he
forwarded, and upon their return the
money promptly collected.
Due notice will be given as soon as the
claim is allowed, and all money obtained
will be immediately sent, t '
ccordine..to the
instruction - of the parties interested.
Instruction and ad vice free ofcharge,and
all letters sent to this office, asking infor
mation, and enclosing stamp, will receive
prompt attention.
CHARGES.—Fees fair and moderate,and
in no case will charges be made until the ,
money-is collected
JAMES BLACK,
Attorney at Law and Claim Agent
References
Hon. Henry G. Long, Hon. A. •L. Flayes,,
John , B. Livingston, Esq., B, W. Patterson,
Esq., G. M Kline; Esq., of Lancaster, Pa.
Barr Spangler, 0,1., Marietta, Pa., Geo.
R. Hendrickson, Esq., Mt.
.Joy, Pa., Co].
S..Shoch. Samuel Grove, of Columbia. Pa.
Henry Andrews; Esq., Colenumville,
Oct :21 gra
PittritHANT lAILGEINC.
NEW
•
CLOTHING - STORE
• 9
The Best and Cheapest in Columbia at the
• BLUE FRONT.
\Vo are now offering; clothes ea per than
the eheapest, and Pan suit the most partic
ular ones, both in styles, tit and crudity -
HANDSOME SACi COATS,
for $5,5i) and upwards. We .Ire hound not
to be undersold b anyone. All clothing
cut, sold or made up at my establishment,
Is warranted to give satisfaction. Call and.
examine our stoqk.
Bine Front. Clothing Store,
Frtipt Strre,t, oppo4itf , Liu...Perry Ltmiling.
N. B. Coats, Pants an 4 d Vests out at Vie
shortest notice, in the latest style.
H. BL .1.12.N1 TIIA L.
Oct 27, '66 tt.
NEW Day GOD STORE.
etlel Fellows' Troll.
EDWARD 2tEtIS - 3 bel2, - s leave to in rorin
the Citizens ilf Cohlinhia and vicinity
that Ile has neatly fitted lip a room adjoin
ing Odd Fellows' I and opened a dry
goods store with a varied assortment cf
new and aesirable goods such as
GENTS. yintNISHING GOODS,
CLOTH'S.
CASDIERES,,
Calicoes, INlnslins, Tiekings, Delaines,
Merinos. Poplins, Silks plain and figured,
Notions tke., ate., au . ..,
Ile hopes by strict attention to business,
and low prices, to merit the 'patronage of
this conimunty,
EDWARD REUSS.
13.—The Tailoring l•usiaess will still
be carried on in all its lbranches. E. R.
Col'a Sept-S.
,SINGER SEWING. MA.CIIINES.
Nv- U. HESS has been appointed agent
for Columbia for these c-lebrated
Machines and oilers them for sale at his
Book Store at
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
Everybody knows the Singer Machines to
be one of the standard Sewing Machines
and we present it to the citizens of Colum n
bin and vicinity as hicomparably the best
kind in existence. It iscompact,
durable and beautiful. It is quiet, light
running and capable ofperforminga range
and variety of work never before attempt
ed upon .0 single-machine,—using either
Twist,'Linen or Cotton Thread, and
sewing with equal facility the very tinest
and coarsest materials, and' anything 'be
tween the two extremes, in the most beau
tiful and substantial manner. Its .attach
ments for hemming liraiding,t carding,
-trimmirig,hinti
ing,tte., are hovel and praitlical and have
been invented and adjusted especially for
'
' nib Store . ariirsbo• onelri op - -
,
oration.' - • [sept 29 '69
JOHN M GREEN '
- NEW HAT - & - -CAT. STORE,
No. 64 NOrth,, Queen Street, Howell's
• 1 • Building,,luneaster,:Pa.
THE undersigned being -a practical
1.-.I.ATTER, and ' having given his per
sonal attention to the:busin , ss Would take
this opportunity of informing the publics
generally that, he bas opened a— .
NEW 'HAT &CAP STORE,
at the - place above mentioned, - where ho
will by at. all_ times prepared to supply,
those:who MaY thvor him with a: odll with
the
BEST di CHEAPEST HATS CAPS
of the Latest alit Most Ftisllioliable Style.
'Having had considerable es.Perierice in
the business, -he 'hopes .to' meet argon °rolls
share of public! patronage.
.aug. 18-66-ly JOHN M. GREEN.
Notice.
PROPERTY owners are requested to
call at Plaller's, and examine
FUN'S _PATENT 'HYDRANT. , •
It can be repah ed'at 'any time without.
the expense.oy trouble.of digging it up.
All kincli -.7 Of Plumbing attended to
promptly, and at,reasonable rates.
jan. 30, qt' ••• • • - '" ' '
TR U S 6'o T7' TEA
.
WE have the genuine article of Truseott
Tea. It is the best black tea ever in
troduced into this7rnarket,l for sole only
AIULLEN &" BRO.
- Odd Fellows!.lltal
july 60
CONCENTRItTED ' LYE,' OR SOAP
Maker, just reesdNied, and for sale at a
ow price Ivy R. WILLIAMS.
DRESS GOODS,