gijs nimittrid
Colu4abia,
Saturday, November 16, 1867 .
Connor:lcAvolvs, letters, contributions, generally of
merit and interest to the reader, will be acceptable
from friends from all quartent.
TO ADVERTISERS
PEnsoNs who wish their advertisements to reach
the greatest number of persons, will do well to avail
themselves of the .superior Inducements offered
through the columns of the COLITACIA Ser. It posses
es large advantage over any other newspaper; its
average weekly circulation being more than thirty
per cent. greater than any other paper published in
this vicinity, and promises to be more than one
hundred per cent. greater, in less than six months.—
in addition to this, the patrons of the Bev are of the
elas&that advertisers wish to reach—liberal minded,
and intelligent people, thereby making it the most
desirable medium for all classes of advertisers. This
fact should have a great weight with advertisers.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Ex. By all means accept the latter proposition
"JOSlE."—“ Try agate—once more. Twenty-fifth inst.
JOBIT 11.—Therr. is no crettscfor your writing with a lead
pencil; !Nur arhele cannot In:published in consequence.
J. T. dr. Co.—Will insert yor e • advertisement six months
for $lO Cash, in adynno. No other terote will be ac
cepted •
THE article relative to fast driving on our streets is tw
ain/dab/I/ postponed Ills somewhat screen, but petfect
tcproper, and it shall appear soon f the practice is not
discontinued.
M. T. J.—The linen are very yowl and trould tike to pub
lish them; but you know we published Mt article on the
name subject. Would be pleased to hear from you again.
Thant; you for sentinieran expremeel.
RELlGlOUS.—Preaching in the United
Brethren Church, on to• morrow, (So nclay,l
by the Rev. W. S. H. Keyes, at 10 o'clock A.
M., and at 7 P. M..
WINTER.' MILLINERY.— Mrs. Sw rtz
has just returned from the city with a full
assortment of winter millinery. She will
have her opening clay on Thursday next,
when all the lale§t, styles for winter wear
will be exhibited.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.—We pub
lishin another 'column, an advertisement
of the Union raeific Railroad. Let every
one rend it. It will be seen that Samuel
Evans, Esq.., is their authorized agent in
this place, to secure subscripttions,
TEIE BR.ANDT RAKE WORKS SOLD.—
The Rake Works belonging to the Brandt
Estate was sold at public sale, on Wednes
day last, to Michael Scholl, of York, Pa.
Shops, ac., $8,500. Patent, $4,500. Total,.
$13,000. The works will be put in full
operation by the Ist of December.
VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY'S BALL.—
The ball of the 'Vigilant Fire Company,whielt
took place on Wednesday evening, was a
perfect success, and quite a handsome sum
was realized. There were just enough there
to make the party a - pleasant one, and they
all enjoyed themselves to the fullest ex
tent. Long live the " Hivers."
MAsoNle.—Ashara Lodge, No. 395,
A. Y..M., Marietta, Pa., will beconstituted
on Friday next, the 2.2nd instant, at which
time there will be a 'Parade in full Masonic
dress. Many of the Lodges in the adjoin
ing districts will'be present and take part
in the ceremonies: Columbia Lodgo, No.
286, of this place, will meet at their Hall on
Tuesday evening next, to make the neces
sary arrangements to attend. •
THE FINEST GRAPE IN AMERIII.I.
Mr. Alfred Speer, the maker of the czle 7
busted Port Grape Wine, says it is about the
size of the Isabella, and that it is the finest
on this continent. He has refused thous
ands of applications for the plant, as he re
quires all 'available cuttings for the exten-
Ilion of his vizieiardi . He hits for
his wine from Europe. C. Bucher, Co
lumbia, procured some four years old.
HILDEMANS.—The people seem to
appreciate the bargains offered at this store.
They are doing an immense business—al
most daily they are in receipt of Ned. (Thoth:,
and every week they make a general par
chase. This morning they will open great
er Bargains than over. in fact lialdeinalls
have a kind of a Sheridan twist upon the
trade that cluCt be broken by tiny think
movement.
Ssuw.—The first snow of the season
fell here on Tuesday - evening last, and the
weather was cold and blustery. Now that
the weather is so uneertaitrand changeable,
it behooves us all to look well to our per
sonal apparel. Have good boots or shoes,
•flannel under-garments, and heavy coats—
soil would ,here inform our readers that the
.cheapest place to buy them is at the store
cof T. 0. Bruner. No humbuging about it;
you will not be deceived in what you buy
there.
A PRIZE NUMBElL—Godey's Lady's
Book, foe December, iu It prize number.
The embellishment:4 are superb and the .
colored iitshion plate with its usual correct
fashions in dress is a highly wrought pic
ture. The title page is a tableau plate hand
somely engraved on steel. This hook will
amusetueut for the helddays. The
literary department is tilled with stories of
interest by popular• writers. Now is the
time to make up clubs for "Gooey." We
will send "Gonev AND SPY" at reduced
rates.
BETTER. MAIL FA.CI Lin ES.-- M rs. Fry,
our enterprising Post Mistress, has just
:completed arrangements with the Post Mas
ter at Philadelphia, whereby we will got an
Eastern mail in Columbia by 5 o'clock in
the morning. This will be a great ill:C0111-
nuodation, especially to the business portion
:of our community; and Mrs. Fry deserves
;the thanks of our citizens for the interest
:she takes in our postal matters. By this
:means we get a mail seven hours earlier, •
:and important letters received at 7 A. M.,
:can be answered and returned by the 9 A.
.M. train.
.FIRE ENGINES FOR SALE.—It Grill be
ulreer by an advert isement in another coin inn
taial the - V4gilant and Susquehanna fire en
glues are offered for sale. They are both
splendid hand engines. The Susquehanna
is a suction engine and can be used with
or without the aid of plugs, as It will draw
water from a well or creek. It limy" lately
been overitauted, and re-painted in a tine
style. The Vignant is a very handsome
gallery-stream engine, and in good order
also. A rare opportunity is here offered
for some of the small towns to procure first
class engines atladf their original cost. The
Vigilant Fire Company is about negoti
ating for a steamer, hence these engines are
offered for sale.
THE PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC TELE
ortArm—The workmen of the Pacific and
Atlantic Telegraph line passed thrOugh this
place a week ago, and have now completed
the stringing of two wires upon the poles of
the Penn'a It. It. Co., sOnie distance beyond
Harrisburg. Workmen have also been
busy drilling holes and preparing to erect
poles upon the piers of the Columbia bridge,
for the purpose of stringing a wire which
will connect with York borough. The P.
,t; A. Co. intend that this wire to York shall
connect with the main line east and west at
Columbia. The Company thus saves the ex
pense of a wire from Baltimore. to Yo . rk,
and thence to Harrisburg. An office will
soon be opened both here and at York.
Messrs. Thomas', & Sons sold at the Ex
.change, Philadelphia, on Tuesday last„ for
:the Executors of Tarditrs . .estate, forty,
-.shares of stock of this company, for 41000,
ttliat &rink the par ialua of the stock. ."
rNBIIIIE'YOITIt W. W.
Upp is the authorized agentof the German
ia. Fire Insurance Company, of Now York. r
This is ono of the most reliable companies
In the United States, and . persons wishing
to insure against loss by fire cannot find a
better Or more reliable company to insure
In than the Germania. Go to Mr. Upp, all
who are not insured,and get cireularsoke.
PITTSBUROIT DISPATCEL—W ithout
doubt this is the best daily paper West of
the Allegheny Mountains, and is the best
patronized. It is condacted with ability
and vigor, and is fully up to the times with
all the Latest news of the day. They are•
putting in a new press which is guaranteed
to turn off a minimum of four thousand
impressions per hour. ' Success to their
enterprise.
BASE BALL AFEALES.—There will be
a grand party hold in Odd Fellows' Ball,
on- Wednesday, November .Tith, inst., for
the benefit of the Mutual Base Ball Club, of
this place. _
The Mutual Base Ball Club, of this place,
will play the Enterprise Base Ball Club, of
Marietta, to-day, (Sat urday, ) On the grounds
of the latter, at Marietta. Game called at
o'clock P. M.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.—List of letters
remaining unclaimed, in the Columbia Post
Office, up to this date :
Lculies' List.—Mrs. Mary B. Baker, Mrs.
F. L. Lauman, Mrs. E. J. Scott, Mrs. Tillie
D. Maze, Mrs. Sarah Lovinn, McCoy, Mrs.
Lydia K.!Sboirer, Miss Loose Bender.
Gentlemen's List.=—J. W. Allen, Albert - T.
Ber Engine, Amos Bowman, J.Bryen, John
Boyer, F. Colemen, H. M. Capon, J. A. El
liott, A. Freeman, Adam Furling, Michael
Foley, Messrs. Wm. Gelw Ickes (4; Co.,
Messrs. R. Greeir 6r. Co., George Herr,
W. Hunter, Evan Marcel, Charles Muller,
Philip Schmitt, Christian Miller, Pressellia
Jenisan, Levi Williams, R. White, B. F.
Mellinger, Nahum Keen, 3; Enoch Jones.
Balt:4llAm yOUisla.—Give that unclean
bird a worm. Brigham young, jr., squeaks
—he plays on a corn stalk fiddle,—(these
words are far-fetched—are borrowed, or
rather telegraphed)—he seems terribly ex
cited—he's worried about General Grant.
Will some one hold his hat? You can't
hold him by the hair ; too greasy ; no kinks
there; he hasn't an origin. He thinks we
should raise Grant's • name at the head of
our paper. How be prates about us. We
will raise Grant's name at the head of our
paper when we see - lit to do so, and will not
consult Brigham with reference thereto.
Now, Brigham, if you will attend faithfully
to the duties of your Wild Cat Insurance
Company, and still conjure up ways to force
upon your custorrims a few more extra as
sessments since your advent into the news
paper world, likely you would be benefited
More than by publishing your seeming
knowledge of our business.
.ON the first page of our paper, to-day,
will be found an interesting story, written
expressly for the SPY, by L. Augustus
Jones. We know it will be read with ab
sorbing interest. The plot is well laid, and
the characters trim to life. The version and
rending of the characters demand deep
knowledge,not onlyof thelanguagein which
they first took form, but of all the civil and
intellectual conditions of the time and coun
try in which they were produced, as well
as the utmost fidelity, and exquisite deli
cacy of taste. It appears to us that Mr.
Jones had these requirements, :tad exe
cuted his task with signal grace and suc
cess. No reader can fail to be interested in
the touching filial affection of stout-hearted,
honest Joe Drown, for his widowed mother,
the noble, true-hearted "Frank Willis,"
and the quaint humor of " Mickey Ragan."
'We feel convinced that all who read the first
installment, will not fail to fbllow the
characters to the end.
COUNCIL MEETING.--An adjourned
meeting of the Town Connell was held on
Monday evening last, Mr. T. R. Supplee,
President, in the Chair. Present—Messrs.
Bachman,. Mullen, Minich,,Shreiner, Sup
plee,(Sourbeer and UPIL .
The President stated that the object of the
meeting was to give a hearing to all persons
interested in the proposed vacation of la part
of the alley running in an easterly direc
tion from the north side of Fifth street. be
tween Union and Cherry streets.
Jos. IV. Fisher, Esq.. appeared ibr Fred.
Grat and Robert Hamilton, and entered
several objections to the proposed vacation,
one of which was that it would deprive the
parties owning property On gill rear of
the alley or an entrance thereto from Fifth
street, as the alley with which it is said to
form a junction, is no alley, hut the private
property of Fred. firat.
No further objections I nettle, On 1110-
thou! Of Mr. , a committee of three
W 11.4 ordered to be appointed, to ascertain
the correct lines of the properties adjoining
' the alley to be vacated.
Committee—Messrs. Mullen, Sourbeet:
‘ and :Shreiner.
Ott R notion adjourned.
CASESl—Befu're S ;timid Lvaus,
Esq., 'for the ending to-day.
.4,s%vault and Buttery, with intent to
On Satnrday last, Michael Delluta,(colored,)
was arrested for shooting Stephen Burrell,
(colored,) with a shot, gun, is the left ;amt.
The tietsof the case are as follows: On
'Friday night., the Rh inst., bete een eleven
and twelve o'clock, Stephen Burrell, .fosh
tut Brown, and Mary Ann }lnglis, Trent to..
the house of Michael Dellinn, (who lives on
an alley between Fourth and Fifth, and
Union and Mill streets, in this place,) and
olibred three chickens for sale, one or them
being dead. After dickering about the
price, the defendant gave tiny cents fur the
two living and ten'eents for the dead chick
en. Michael proceeded to prepare to cook
the latter. Burrell took the money and
went to Frederick Smiths aid bought a
quart of whisky, with which lie returned to
,liter partaking of the repast,
Burrell continued to remain in Dellums
house, and cast longing eyes towards a clip
board in which the two chickens yet alive
were concealed.
' Bennet observing the furtive • glances of
Burrell, concluded that it was not safe fir
him and the chickens to occupy the same
apartment, and ordered hint out of the
house. Burrell being drunk, made haste
slowly to leave the ranch; when he had ad
vanced to and just outside the door (in order
to accelerate his exit) the defendant took a
shot gun and fired at Burrell, the shat and
wad taking effect in the left arm, near the
shoulder. ' Dr. Ermentrout di:est:A his
wound, which is a serious one. When the
defendant was taken before the Justice, and
the witnesses heard, it was inferred by him
that they had stolen the chickens, and all of
them being somewhat under the influence
of the libations of the evening before—"
lip
py" withal—they were ceminitted to jail for
ninety days, as disorderly and drunken
persons. The indefatigable MeGintils,
after conveying the trio to jail, proceeded
to find an owner for the chickens, whicli he
did in John P. Stehnian; who lives in the vi
cinity of Columbia. Mr. S. fully identified
them, and in order to clinch the matter
McGinnis took them to his (S.'s) barn, to
see if they would roost hight:r than the
perch formerly occupied by them. We
believe he made ai satisfitctory report. The
result is, the parties will be held for lar
ceny at November sessions.
Dellum gave bail for his appearance to
answer;kc.
Assault and flattery.—Janies Karnes was
arrested for knocking down and kicking
.Tacob Crosby. It seems that some person
threw a stone, which struck the :defendant,
and which lie supposed was thrown by
complainant. Defendant discharged upon
paymentef costs..
.Veiling Liquor on AS'unday.—Elizabeth Mc- I
Laughlin made complaint against Joseph
Desch and Lawrence Smith, hotel keepers,
in " fish town," "for selling spiritous
Minors to divers persons, on Sunday, the•
10th day of November.
The * defendants waived a hearing and
gave bail for their, appearance at Novem
ber session:; to answer, a:a.
COUNTY ITEMs.---Theffollowing items
of interest are condensed from our late
exchanges:
Sheriff Frey, on last Saturday made the
following sales farm of ninety-five
acres in Salisbury twp., sold as the prop
erty of C. S. Petershenn to Samuel Slokotn,
for $B,OOO.
A wood lot of two acres sold as property
of the same, to Win. White, for $lOO.
The Quarryville hotel property sold as
the property of Jas. C. Ewing and others, to
Wm. J. Hess, for $2,000.
Rev. S. B. Boyer. of Ilinkletown, this
county, has received a unanimous call from
three churches, in and near Schuylkill
Haven, Schuylkill county.
On the sth inst., Miss Kate Huber,
daughter of Peter Huber, of Mount Joy,
died from the effets of accidentally taking
corrosive sublimate, nearly two weeks pre
vious. She was living at the exchange
hotel, in that place, at the tinui of the acci
dent, where the posion was used in house
cleaning.
The farm of John Huber, in Manheim
twp., containing ninety-tour acres, was
sold to John Nestleroth, of Manor twp., for
$219.05 per acre.
Jacob Blank sold a tract of land in Salis
bury twp., containing, eighty-five acres, to
Henry Baby, Jr.,. for $132.50 per acre; a
tract in same twp., of eighty-five acres, to
John Hershey, for $2OO per acre ; and a
tract 0f1221 acres, in Leacock twp., to Jos.
Hershey, for 8215 - per acre.
Jacob Shissler sold his property in Matt-1
Leila twp., containing seven acres with im- -
provements, for $4,300. Isaac Shissler, pur
chaser.
John Bear has sold his 'farm of eighteen
acres in Mount Joy twp., to Benj. _Garber,
for 87,000..
Christiana. Garber las sold thirty - acres
of land, without improvements, in East
Donegal twp., to Benj. Garber, for *2OO per
acre.
The farm of John Hershey,in East Hemp
field twp., containing ninety-seven acres,
was sold to Wm. L. Pieper, Cashier of Lan
caster county National Bank, for f;'26o per
acre.
Abraham 2Cissley has sold his ftirin of
piety-six acres, in Mount Joy tarp., to Jos.
Schenk, for $16.7.5 per acre.. '
A. 0. Harlan, real estate agent, Coates
ville, Chester comity. has sold two brick
houses, situated on East Chestnut Street,
that place, to John M. Long, of Lancaster.'
The following banking institutions have
declared their dividends for the lest six
Months, free of National and. State taxes:
Lancaster County National Bank, eight per
cent.; First National Bank of Lancaster,
five per cent. ; Inland Insurance and De
posit Company, five per cent: The Stras
burg and Miilport Turnpike Road Com
pany has declared a dividend of fifty cents
per share.
On Wednesday morning last, a serious
accident occurred in, Lancaster city, at
Scheurenbrand's beer vault, now being
built in St. Joseph's street, a few yards west
of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Three
German masons, named Andrew Bender,
Satlifr Ritchie and John Cardle, were erect
ing a wall or the vault, and while at work
on the cast side, the earth gave way, com
pletely burying the three men under it,
and injuring them all. The vault is twen ty
tbur feet deep.
The teachers of Lancaster county met in
Convention at the Court House, in Lancas
ter city, on 7Alollday last, atlo o'clock A. M.
David Evans, County Superintendent, call
ed the meeting to order at 10 o'clock, and,
after a few remarks, the Institute proceed
ed to organization by the appointment of J.
H. Witmer, and W. L. 13allintine as Secre
taries, and J. MeCashey as Treasurer.
On motion of Mr. McCaskey, a capitation
tax of fifty cents NVUS aid.
On motion of Mr. IsZewpber, the election
of Committee on Permanent Certificates
was postponed until Thursday next. The
followint were proposed as members of this
Committee: A.. 0. Newpher, B. D. Danner,
E. W. Guthrie, Wm. Riddle, Wm. C. Shu
man, Miss L. Annie Lyle, Miss F. E.
Andrews, Miss C. C. Musser, I. S. Geist,
Miss Thompson, Mr. Pierce, Miss Hones,
Mr. D. Brubaker, and Mr. Gates. The
Committee on taking names consists of
Messrs. I. IV. Rodgers, D. McMullen, B. D.
Danner, and R. S. Gates. - Very interesting
and important subjects have been brought
up and discussed during the week.
The proposed Grand Monumental Fair
of Lancaster county, will open at Fulton
Hull, Lancaster, ,on Monday, December
2nd, and continue during the ensuing
week. We trust the response of thepatriotie
citizens of our "Garden of the Keystone"
will be such as to render this worthy and
sacred effort to perpetuate the memories of
her fallen brave, by raising an enduring
memorial of their glorious deeds of valor
and sacrifice made tar each ono of us, the
living, an imposing success. Let this occa
sion arouse a generous rivalry among our
several townships in offerings of labor and
means, that funds sufficient may be raised
-to erect a monument creditable to the mu
nificence and as pride to every citizen of the
county. In order to facilitate the immedi
ate and thorough organization of the sever
al districts, a list of managers of the same
have been published by authority of the
Executive Committee. The managers ap
pointed front this place arc the following
named gentlemen : W. IT. Hess, E. K.
Smith, Samuel Shoeh, - AL North, A.. 7
Kauffman, Gen. J. AY. Fisher, Major W.
Ptahler, 'Robert. Crane, C..Fonilorsmith,
M. :NI. Strieldnr, C'apt. B. Wallin_ G.
AV, Appolil
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licatle. end :Nfarrniges are published its this paper
without eharge. ‘Vheu accompanied by common.
na ten, o 4ether prose or poetry. five cents per line
still be charged. Funeral not lee.; ten cents per line
payable in advance.
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4 In the 10th' inst. by the Rev. Wm..Sleek,at Lancaster, Mr. .V.Nntrxtv .T. SwistrEL to Miss
ELIZA UHTII APAnti both of Lancaster city.
Ott the 10th inst., in Mount Joy. by Rev. J. P.
Miner, Cu AILLES MARSHALL of Bainbridge,
Lancaster county, to ELtz,torlt COCILLEY, of
Liverpool, York county, Pa.
On the 7th inst., by .I{ln% J. N. Metzger, DAVID
MYERS, of 'Mount Joy twit., Lancastorcounty, to
Nsit: WEitsmt., of Rapho township.
un the 7111 Inst., by Bev: Dr. Greenwald, A:nos
(howl , to CA: it.AntNr4 D. L11,131.AN, both of
Enat La uspotor.
On the 7th in -t., by the saint,. .I.tm ES LsAMY,
of WostLampeter, to MARY I - MIMI 4, 0 ffit rasburg.
On the 7th hail., by stone, At.mx.v.vncat
uRENTittt to :\vN IE IDIRSII EY, hall ofLeacm4k.
•
Mell
the 11th inst., at; Ntountville, of Typhoid
r. Ftt.t:s - K, sort of ifenry and Lizzie Cohn,
lli years, 2 months taut it
On
Frye
agel
Ott th . e7th inst...feonstimptim.Lin - 111..t [NE:4
of 31twl:: Mtitws, of Fulton twp., this eouuty
illarkets.
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init,c.3',;7ll.VelYe;i•-;!iii.s. Ly t n i r : ] i ' o e tAi . G l ;l ' . l N ' S n t t r t e ( i. oni
B.‘ririno lee, November 15, MGT.
I:E PINED SLICJA RS.
Crushed. r lb
A. 'White,
R",-1
C 1 ellow .............. ..........
Yolluws of lower grade
=I
L
. .. .. .... ....... .
In hall I.ibis.:3 l (l, x :Td i In Icov. 100. additional.
No eliargo for Poolnigos.
CorrEn—llio, ordi nary to fair li - iii.l7.l'; good to
I 6 „ ;
l 6017; cholve iSPAS;iI',; Logo:tyro ri - j,..fAii
1i1,i,.5; Jaya 243//, - ,2.31 , _:, net cash in gold.
lEEE
Cotta—rrinie 7 0
" ••
" 'Western nixed , e 1,114110 (41 35
Wirn.er—ited v bushel, choice ' 2 40Q2 SO
White 2 115542. SO
"Unless ittalis are given, Orders will be filled in
turn at Marial )mfr's. Delo I, r.II.
Pfl L AD E L A II tRKETS.
Reported expressly for this paper, by Janney
Andrew:., 'Wholesale Groeen, at Commission
Merehants, No. 123 31"arizet sl reef . . ph ihielphia.
Pit f r..vtamun lA, NOVOlllber 10 1047.
Flour—Extra Family .11 °kali 00
Extra superfine 10 250,12 25
Superfine S .11*.D 50
" Rye 1 Ocnif.o 00
Wheal, 30(,2 •17
Rye 1 500,1 .15
Corn 1 :1 - (6.1 zt.g
Oat , ez.c.: , 73
Clover seed 7 .50(9:0 00
Timothy seed 2 25(.2 75
Lard, If It. ''''''
Butter, best quality
r.guS. - e dozen
TII.IIOW. 4.
Colombia Lumber Market.
Reported Witte " Co lutnittaSpy," by Bachman
& Martin, StrzqueJuanita Planing 3111 N, Front
St reel.
G.)1.1.11171.1.A., Is - ovettiber lit 1807.
Wl:lte Pine Collings, or samples 5 16 00005 00
XI Conunon 23 00:0:24 00
20 Common
Ist Common "sooo`,lo 00
00 00(0:65 00
Pannel 75 00(e150 00
Joist and :Smutting ...... ... 23 00
Hemlock. Joist and Seantllie. 18 000.20 00
Ash and Oak .10 (05,15 - 00
Dressed. flooring BoortLs S J2 :LS Olkal.
Cherry .10 006,4000
Poplar.- ~.. 23 000:45 00
- Walnut Plain- *4O 75 000: , 00 00
Pielcets.fleatled, 1 feet IS 005.20 00
Plelteto Tapering, 5 feet , 6330 1)0
... , .. ,
Shingles Hunch. 28 Inch........, Shingles Sawed; 24 inch
Rooting Lath •
Carolina Yellow Pine Flooring .. ; .....
Columbia Flour and Grain ltlarlcon:.
Reported weeizly for the "Spy," by George
Bogle.
Comraturn, 'November IG, 1867.
Extra.famllyilour... ..... -.....-...--..........__32.,30,
Rye flour, (none) ,
White 'Wheat Vi hustle' '' - ''
2 60 1 .
Red, Wheat 2
Rye..... /.30 00 I
'
..
Corn
.180
Reported weekly for this paper, by Bruner (1 - .
Moore, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Coal.
CoLtmnia, November 16, 1867. .
xr: YAILD PE.I2D..
Baltimore Co. Select Lump C0a1....55 15 $u 50
No 1,2, &3, ", ... 405 • . 500
4,11 NO. 4, ... 4 40 4 75
...No. 5, '‘ ... :4 65 400
Maltby Coal No. 1,2, ; & 4, -
... 4 61 500
Grand Tunnel, stove and Em,.. 3 05 4 00
Lylcens Valley Stove and Egg, .
... 5 16 5 15
Nutt, 4 75
Shamokin Stove and Egg, • ... 461 500
'' Nutt. ... 3 65 400
Iv YARD.
4 50
450
:1 50
4 75
5 7,5
4 50
75
Maltby stove & egg, by ear, gross
Sharaoken. broken egg and stove
Nutt,
T,ykens Valley, Nutt, .....
stove and eg
tug,
Cousn'rs Coal Co.stove Ltegg,by ear ......
Nutt,
Columbia Produce ilarlzet.
COLUMBIA, November 18.1867.
.7,0@1 60
•...Nea.l3o
:;00435
.....
09@.:70690
15
Potatoes, _ .
Eggs per dozen
Butter, per lb
Chickens, pair (young).
Lard, ih
Sides
Shoulders
Hams
Tallow
Country Soap
huilanavilUAat_.atAl
TLtiN ENGINES FOE SALE.
wo TwentY-IrorsePower Stalin - law Eng - lit es,
entirely new, ore ottered. for sale by
SUPPLER t BRO.,
Engine Builders,
Columbia, Pa.
nor
F IRE ' E - NC INES FOR SALE!
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED!!
The undersigned offer at Private Sale two
splendid hnnd engines, hoth in good order, and
known n.s the
" VIGILANT" AND " SITSQUEHAIN.:NA."
They are first-elms engines, (the latter a, suction
engine) and will throw water 200 feet. Ther;) is
no better hand engine in the State than this one,
and the citizens of Columbia have always looked
upon it as the most reliable In case of fire.
These Engines are complete in every respect,
beautiful in style, painting and 'workmanship.
Arir.A. rare opportunity is offered to parties_or
corporations, to purchase First-Class Engines
at very cheap rates.
The reason of their being offered for Sale, is,
that the parties are getting a Steam apparatus.
re ..A Reel and Several Hundred Feet of "rinse
is also offered for sale. For further information
address. \V%f PATTON,
JOHN Q. DFNNY, ).Comlee.
A. BILUNEIit, JR., )
Columbia, Penn' a.
no' . fl
500
OF TILE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNIYG WEST FROM OMAHA
AC ROSS TIFE CON TINE NT
The Union Pacific Railroad Company have
built a longer linerof railroad in the last eighteen
months than was ever built by any other com
pany in the same time, and they will continue
the work with the same energy until it is com
pleted. The Western Division is being pushed
rapidly eastward from Sacramento by the Cen
tral Pacific Company of California, and it N ex
pected that
THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE
- -
to the Pacific 1,111 NI open for ttegines. 10 1870.
MORE THAN ONE-THIRD OF THE WORK HAS
ALREIDY BEEN DONE, MORE THAN ONE
THIRD OF THE WHOLE LINE IS NOV/ IN
RUNNING ORDER, AND MORE LABORERS ARE
NOW EMPLOYED UPON IT THAN EVER BE
FORE. More then
FORTY maaaoisT DOLLARS IN MONEY
have already been expended by the two power
ful companies that have undertaken the enter
prise, and there is no leek of funds for Its most
vigorous prosecution. When the United States
Government found it nece.sary to secure the
construction of the Union Pacific Railtontl, to
develop and protect its own interests, it gave the
Companies authorized to build It such ample aid
as should render its speedy completion bevond
deal it. The availabld means of the Union 'Pacific
Mil;road Company, derived from the Govern
ment and its own stockholders, may be briefly
s it tinned up as follows:
I.—UNITED STATES BONDS,
Having thirty years to run and bearing six per
cent. currency interest at the rate of $16,000 per
mile ibr 517 on the Plains; then at the rate of
;:-'lB,OOO per mile'for 150 miles through the Rocky
Mountains; then at the rate of Stlll,ooo per mile
for the remaining distance, for which the United
States takes a ac cord Lirn as security. The interest
on these bonds is paid by the United States gov
ernment, which also pays the company one-inilf
the amount of its hills In money for transporting
Its freight, troops, 2_ndls, The remaining
half of these hills Is placed tmtho company's
credit, and forms a sinking fund which may
finally discharge the whole amount of this Item
The claims against the government since April
at the current year nmount to four and one-half
times this interest.
2.—FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
Company
By its charter theis permitted to
issue its own First Mortgage Bonds to the same
amount as the bonds issued by the government,
and no store, and only as the road privre.tn.y. The
Trustees for the bondholders are the Hon. E. D.
_Morgan; E: S. Senator from New York, and the
Hon: Oakes Antes, Member of 11. S. klilllSe at
Representatives, Who are responsible tier the de
livery of these bonds to the •Company in strict
i .emdlee2 .—TIT LAND o GRANT.
The Linton Paeitle Railroad Company has a
land grant or nbsolate donation front the govern
ment of 1200 acres to the mile on the line or the
road, which Will not be worth less than $l. . - dt per
acre at the lowest valuation.
4.—TEER CAPITAL
The authorized capital of the Union Pacific
flatfraud Company i, iilOO,OlAOOO, of Arhteh Over
'. , 1,600,0da have been pant on the work already
done.
THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO Rump
THE ROAD.
Contracts for the entire work of building 914
miles of first-elass railroad west of Omaha, com
prising muelt of the most difficult mountain
work, and embracing every expense except sur
veying, have been matte with responsible parties
(who have already finished over .100 tolleso at the
average rate of sixty-eight thousand and dity
eight dollars (fl00,0.1S) per mile. This price in
cludes all necessary shops for construenon and
repairs of ears, depots, stations, and all other in
cidental buildings, and also locomotives, passen
ger, baggage, and ireigincars, and other requisite
rolling-stock, to an amount that shall not be less
than $l,OO per mile. Allowingthe cost of the
remaining one hundred and elghty-six of the
eleven hundred miles assumed to is built by the
Pacific Company to be ;110,000 per
THE Tor.v. Coax• or ELEN - EN Ituxontlo
WILT. 11K .A.ti ffl L LOWS:
914 tulles, to als,usi
Ito ndles, 500.(KP
Add di,eounts on bonds, surveys, eze
=EH
As the U. S. Bonds arc equal to Inctuey, and tlic
Company's own First 3tortgage Bonds have a
ready market, we have as the
AvAILAULE eAbli linsouncEs von 131 - I.l.ntso
ELBYiti ilitstatkit
I". S. Bonds
First Mortgage Bonds
Capital stock - paid in on the work now
done
Lund Grunt, 1001,000 acre -t, at, id. 50 per
acre
GM
The company.have ample facilities for supply
ing any deriefency that may arise in means 1, n
construction. This may be done wholly or in
part by additional subscriptions to capital sttwlz,
Active Inquiry has already beep made for a
portion of these lauds, and arrangemen is are now
proposed to offer part of them for sale. While
their whole value will not be available for seine
years to come, they will remain a very impor
tant source of revenue to the Company. The
hinds of the Illinois Central Railroad Company
are selling front Ei.ti 1,tz12 per acre, and other I:on/-
grant comp:Lilies In the West are receiving equal
prices for similar properties.
FUTURE BUSINESS.
- - .
The most skeptical ha% e never expressed n
doubt that when the Union Pacific Railroad is
finished the immense business that must now
over it, as the uttly railroad connecting thetwo
grand divisionsof the-North American continent,
will be one of the wonders of railway t rauslawta-
Lion ; and as it will hare no competitor It can al
ways charge renumerative rates.
EARNINGS FROM W.A.Y BUSINISS.
to 101,
fit 1 - •
(214 •
ECM
During the quarter ending July al. an average
orni miles of the Union Pacing Railroad Was in
operation. The Superintendent's Report shows
the following result:
Sd RNING
Passengers, Freight, Telegraph and
Moils
Tron,portution of Contraeton: Ma
torialii and :Alen
r 1 'SG
I se 01:1 ',B
ERE!
Exrp;.,vsEs.
Repairs, Ottiees, Conductors,
Trains, &e.
Net , Earnings in balance.
SEM
The net operating expenses on the commend:ll
business for the quarter, were 50. The
account for the COAIMERCIAL 11US1NES-4
r.tands as follows:
Earnings for May, June and Ju1y,..C , 72:1,755 51
Expenses •"• " 2.l7,Dati
EZEIMIE
The amount of Bonds the Company can Issue
on :tin miles. at Sholon per mile, is 6.'5...11X/,000. In
terest in gold, three months, at 0 per cent.. on
this sum, is s7spo; achl . 4o per cent. premium, to
correspond with currency earnings, is slo9,2oe—
showing that the net earnings for this iluarter
were MO're 11.1011bUr /1/)l4m Ott haex,,,t oil the First
Mortgage Bonds on this length of road.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
whose principal Is so amply provided fur, and
whose Interest, Is; no thoroughly secured. must In•
el tensed among the ersi,it investments. They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN (;or.D.
and are offered for the present at NINE:rt:
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and accrued inter
est at Six Per Cent. in Currency front July I.
Many parties arc taking advantage of the
present lugh price of Government storks to ex
change for these Bonds, whieha re over FIFTEEN
PER. CENT. CHEAPER, and, at the current rate
of preminni on gold Day
12 34 , 0 314 :
:Oa) !If
'l7 v.
113;013,
OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST
Subscriptions will be received In Columbia, by
SAIguEL,F.v.A.Ns, and in New York at
the Company's Office, .I`.o. 20 Nassau street. and
by Continental National Ennk No. 7 Nassau st..
Clark, Dodge 4: Co., Bankers, No. 51 Wall street,
John .I. Cisco J Son, Bankers, No, lt3 Wall street,
and by the Company's advertised Agents
throughout the United 6tates, of Wlll l / 1 1 111:IpS
and descriptive pamphlets may - be obtained up
application, Remit Umces should be made in
drafts or other funds par in New York, and the
Bonds will he sent free of charge by return C--
prem. Subscribers through Local Agents will
look to them for their delivery.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
nor 16-Imo)
oo
..... JO 00;F:42.5 GO
-.. 000,317 00
...." 600
MO. 50
cMoLumm.A. GAS CO. ELECTION.
A. Meeting of the SG - xi holders of the C3I
BIA GAS COMPANY, will be held at their
Oilloe in Columbia, on SA.TUKDAY, peeetnher
Dim, to sleet one President and fix Mon
ngers to serve for ono sear,
JAMES BARBER,
Treasurer.
nov9-3t
Columbia" Coal Market.
MILES
=HI
CBES
tb2,20,01:.
. 111,710 A
1,51.10,1 1
41 : 1,q1.2
.cn9,328 000
21,120,000
~S>,Hn,i i 0
171,2. C; 41
51, , X1,41.N 9.1
95,536 qr.!
hO7,ASS (II
IF
1R.5,759 111
NEW AD FEETZSEMENTS.
GRAND OPENING
_ _
OF WINTER :SuLLINEra
MRS. L. SWARTZ informs her Patrons that
she will have her opening of Winter Millinery,
consisting of
HATS, BONNETS, &c.. &c.,
On TITURSDAY next, the 21st of November.
All ladh-s wishing to see the latest novelties of
the Season will do well to call. [nor 16'67.
I)RIVATE SALE !
The undersigned offers at PrivateSsle, the
wing Real Estate :
A LOT OF GROUND
with a Three-Story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, Brick Back Building and other Im
provements, on the south side of Locust street,
near Front street, Colombia, Pa.
The Lot coattails 23, 1 ; feet front and extends
*back 150 feat, more or legs, to a 14 feet wide alley.
Bounded on the East by property of Mrs.
O'Connor, and on the West by property of J. S.
Snyder. This is a desirable location for a private
residence or lance of business.
nor 10-3t] CHARLOTTE ELDER.
RETURN FROM EUROPE (AFTER
on absence of three years) AVIIPre they have
appeared before nearly all the Kings. Queens,
Emperor and Nobility of the Old World.
8.10
. • - .
The Greatest Wonders or the Age!
Four Beautiful and symmetrically formed
Ladle , : nod Gentlemen In Miniature!
The Orlghml and Renowned
GENERAL TOIL THUMB AND WIFE,
COMMODORE NUTT,
AND MISS MINNIE WARREN,
Will Exhibit ac Odd Fellows' Hall, Columbia, on
SATURDAY, No, ember 30th, 1837. Two Levees
at 3 and 7!.4 o'clock. Positively One Day Only.
A Married Couple, a Bachelor and Belle all
four weighing a trine over 1.00 pounds. Intelli
gent, social, airable and possessing excellent
conversational powers, they are thus superior to
all other Dwari,
• _
They Will appear at each Levee in a variety of
Fascinating Performances, consisting of songs,
Dances ' Duetts. The Old Folks, Burlesques, etc.
Which fully exhibit their anti versuttle
At the Afternoon Levee, they 1%111 wear the
Splendid and Costly Costumes worn before
_Queen Victoria and the Royal Family, at Wind
turn-Castle, June 24, Mi.
The Magnineent Dresses and Diamonds worn
by Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb and Miss Minnie
Warren at their Entertainments actually cost
over Fifty Thousand Dollars.
4 , 4 ale,. and Children are considerately ad
t• . to attend the Day Exhibition, and thus
avoid the crowd and confusion of the Evening
Performances.
To the Day Le} evs—Admisslon 25 cents; Child
ren under ten, 15 cents. Reserved Scats; 50 eta.;
Children under ten, 2J cents.
Evening Performance—Admission to all parts
of the I louse, 25 cents ; Children under ten, 15
cents. nov 16-3 t.
STRICT LY PURE T Y E PPER
( - MOUND IN THE STORE
SWEPT
AIt.TORANI,
COEIANDEIZ,
lm] other :%laterlals
1 - 1 1 .A1VE _11: - Y DYES
In Great Xariet3
vramE XEATS FOOT OIL
At a Low Figure
PURE SPICES,
tiARTNo soi)A.
SODA ASH, a fresh -;tock, of fall Ntrength and
at a reduced prier
For Sale at
J. A. 31 EA'F.RS'
Fain ily llc licine Store,
Had Fellows Hall,
001'10 'al Columbia, Pa
tTSHES' BRUSHES ! :
A I.nr,ze As:,ortment of HAIR, CLOTH - .
TOOTH, SIIOE, WALL, SWEEPINC:, nod
DusTisc: 11.1tUSHEs. to he lout at
HOTHARMEL'S,
No. 93,i North o,,,tieen Street,
nor 9-:;to .=-Lrtrietister, fht„
ANDY . GOODS'.
A Large Assortment of China and Wax
oils and Doll heads, and China Goods of all
kinds. Also a great yariety of Brushes, Combs,
.te., to be had at
JACOB ROTHAWNIEL'S
No. T.:: Nora' Queen Street,
tiny Laneaster,
Tr:W NOVELTIES
`•- IN WEDDING, ,INVITATIONS.
The Largest Variety' orStylcs ever oftbred to the
Pantie. New Novelties constantly
added to our sample.. Order.
at tentsd to by mall.
I't•tee. reasonable.
11. 1-IsiKINS
Etotravers, tits tioticrs, Rni - elope and Blank
itoolt Alanuthetut ers,
nor !Sbaj Ph; Arch atrm s Philadelphia.
DNIINIc;TI1 1.170.11.5 . NOTICE.
,-,,A;(0.n.f.. .JOSEPH prLum, late of the
Ifitrough of Columbia, Lane star eounty, Pa.,
deceased. P. ,t tors of administration on said
I.lstate having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate settlement, and those hating
clni rim or deli - lands against the same will present
them without, delay for settlement to the under
signed,.resitling iu said iloroutth.
MARGARET \VEITZEL,
:toy gqtt l Atinthilstratrix.
I.
_\l3lil:ST STO CK
EA TEST VA R ETV OF
C 0 T I IN'
THIS SIDE OF PH ILA DE LPHIA
=9
I have' just purehosed my new Fall Stock of
'Winter Clothing ; The largest ever.before par
elutosi. C 4 ,1110 anti eXaMine our hew Styles and
p: ices of _
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Embracing every variety - of style and material
suitable for the sea.on. They are made of the
best material and In the most ihshlonable style.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Shirts, Scarfs, Neck Ties, Snspenders, Ilandker
el leis, Hosiery, Vic. A splendid line of these
goods always kept on halal. Also, Boots,
Shoes, I bits fi Caws, of which we have
a well selected stock, and which
we oiler at very cheap rates. .
BEM
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS 6z VALISE,S
Of all styles, are sold cheaper than city prices.
My goods are all bought for cash, and I carer theta
at cheaper rates, for cash, than low other store.
Call and see, HENRY RICE,
Adjoitanz Wa , ,llington House,
not• 0, '67-Iyl I , Kont, street, 0)111'1114s
FIA RYER 'S BA Z A
0 Repository of Fashion, I'leaqure. and
MIME
The Publishers will commence, on November
lot, the issue of HAnesitt's liAzAtt, a Weekly
Illustrated Family Journal, devoted to Fashion
and Home Literature. Their aim is twofold:
to supply the existing need of it Weekly Fashion
Newspaper, and to combine therewith a first
class literary Journal, which will be indispen
sable to every household.
arrangements have been made, at an immense
cost, 'with the most celebrated of the Fashion
Papers of Europe, especially with the famous
Brt,a r Berlin. which supplies the fashions to
the leadingjou nulls of Paris, to furnish thesame
to them in advance, so that henceforth the fash
ions will appear in HARPER'S BAZA7t SillllllUlll-
• ywlth their publication in Paris alai Berlin
au advantage enjoyed by no other journal in
the country.
The patrons of IlAumm's 13Az.ut will receive
every tort night large pattern-plates, containing
from forty to liar full-sized patterns of ladles',
misses', and children's bonnets, cloaks, dresses,
under-clothing, and other articles, accompanied
with the necessary descriptions and directions,
and occasionally an elegant Colored Fashion
PM to of t be size of HA IteRMS WEEKLY.
IiSIZPEWS BAZAR W 5 / I contain la folio pages of
the. size of Harper's 'Weekly, printed on super
tine calenderett paper, and will he published
-weekly.
: - 4LrBSCILIPTIONS.
TI, Publishers have perfected a sp•teni of
waning by which they can supply the MAGA
ZINE, \WEEKLY and BAZA»t promptly to those
who prefer to receive their periodicals directly
from the °nice of Publication. Postmasters and
others desirous of getting up Clubs will be sup
plied with a Show-13111 on application.
The po•statre on Iltlrper'Y Rasa,. Is 20 cents a year,
which roust he paid at the yolmerthcr'..,
TERMS:
HARPEn's Baz.i.n, one year
.4 a Extra Cop, qf either the MAGAZINE, Avvainz-
Ll' or itAzArt wat mtpplial grab- for ...erg CM .1j
Five; SuI:SCRIBERS at 51 1.0 mele,lll oqc rnnithuice:
61. Sir Copiex for s"a) 00.
stilnimms (1111 1)0 trUpplied lit any (IMO.
Sabre, y,tZoit +w.t pool Unlink North A e.elintll
Pr , ,t.i,tcrs maxi I,f acrompottiol v7l. Ylt rcntx Addlt tonal,
In, prep , y Adare,s
HARPER..- BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, New York
110 THE LADIES I
Mrs. E.SPERING takes pletealre In In
lorining her riends and en.tomers that she Liu
just returned from the city with all of the lantst
styles of BONNETS, BATS, FLOWERS,
FEATITEILti, and VELVETEL Also,
INFANTS' CAI'. 4 AND LADIES' HEAD LiRES9E-3.
Velvet all Colors and Widths.
Also, LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS, of all kind s ,
which will lie sold at very moderate prices,
Do not forget the place—near the New Depot,
Oct.
- ---
1p L. HAGMAN,
• wrrif
Lippilic.ott &; Trotter,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
ZL Nortil Water Street, and 20 North Delaware
Avenue, Philadelphia, (nog. :Val,
CI ARLIC,
SA LTPETRE,
WE
CREAM TARTAR
SEEN
Funs—Now ready, the largestassortinent,
the handsomest styles, and the
lowest prices to be found in the
country. Our long experience
in this business is a guarantee
that oar Customers wilt get 'tone
hut GENUINE FURS. Call
and see our display. Furs from
35.00 to $150.00 a Set.
CARPETS—New Carpets at greatly re
duced prices. We can now sell
a splendid all Wooll Carpet ,at
;1.25 per yard. Carpets from 3,0
cents up.
ISM
CLOTItIN( DEPARTMENT—We are
giving great satisfaction to our
patrons, and this branch of our
business has so greatly increas
e(' that we are enabled to offer
unusual inducements to buyers.
,Vr - RECOLLEOT! Our Buyer is con
stantly in the Alarket, with the money,
to secure good Bargains, :Ind that we
offer our Whole Stock at prices cor
responding -with tile RECENT DE-
FOR LOW PRICES, LABOR STOCK TO SELECT
FROM, AND FAIR. DEALING IN ALL
C.ASRS, 00 TO
EIZEM!
ITA_LDE:IV N'S COLTI3EN:
IMPORTA NT TO BUYERS
DR-S' G- 0 0 S
LATF-ST NEWS
1"RO4 TAE, PAN IC IN
NEW YORK ND PH ILA DELP HTA
CITY MMRCHANTS DEMORAL=D AND
RE. 1. KING UP:
ITALDEMA . M
MASTERS OF THE SITrATION !
The large business they tire doing this Foil, en
ables them to bike advantage of the Crash,
and TREV ARE NOW lVYzxo FOE CAKI ,
from IVECCTIA NTS NV ISO _IV ST VE
MoNnv, large quantities of DRY
(loom:, at a tremendous sacrifice,
mat are now ()tiering them
io their customers, at
very S3tAr.L Puovrrs
to insure QLfCK
SALES!
THIS IS THE
Bight Time to Buy !
Domestic Goods. down
nre,,s Gootht, down
C 1 ,al:s
10111. ti find ra,th ne , e ,, down
Flannels and Blankets, Ismn,
WE BUY EVERY WEEK, AND ONLY siren
C;()(IT):.4 .\S ARE 7 - NI)ER TIF.GrLAII
OMB=
5,000 DOLL.;..k.RS
WORTH OF NEW BARGAINS
USl' OPENED!
CONSTANT I NG WEARS A WAY
=1
A FEW MORE DROPS TUITB WEEK!!
OUR • PRICE LIST,
FOR THE PRESENT ONLY
PRINTS—AII the best, only 12i cents,
Merrimacks, Cocheco, Sprogues,
.Pacifics,
DE LAl:NES—Newest., and Choicest De
signs, only 20 cents for the best
makes. Sevond grade IS cents.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS—Uenvy ynrd
wide ni cents: the very best
1)1113' I i cents.
BLEACHED AULTSLINS—First lute yard
wide 124 cent. ; Extra good 15
cents, and the best 20 cent Mns-
Has in the County.
SITEETINGS— Bleached and Unbleached,
two and u. halt' yards wide. only
.10 cents a yard—worth 75 cents.
CRASH AND TOWELLINGS—A Good,
wide, heavy Crash, at 121 cents;
sold two weeks ago at LS cents.
Large Linen Towels, Bed Bor
dered, only 25 cents.
TIED T.ICKINGS—FuII yard wide Feather
Ticks, only 371 cents—one of our
best bargains. Ask to see these.
Good Tickings for Chair Ticks
only 11i and 18 cents.
COTTON FLANNELS—A lot at 12 cents,
sold at other places at hi cents.
Better at 15 cents; Extra Good
and very wide, 25 Cents.
WOOL FLAX:.'ELS—We have the best
bargains sincolB6l. Look at our
White and Red Flannels at 37 , 1
cents. Yard wide Flannels 50
cents. Shaker Flannels .30 and
.;2 cents.
BLANKETS—At less than old prices.
Large sized, all Wool Blankets
at $5.00 per pair. Extra good at
SI L. 50 per pair, and perfect beau
ties at $B.OO and $9.00 per pair.
CA SSIMERES-NOW Style from AI. 25,
$1.50 and :31.75 up.
SATTINETES—Very good at .7.0 and 6:2. et'.
Best at, SO coots.
KENTUCKY JEANS—From 18 cents up
BLACK CLOTHS—inst opened, Heavy
and Fine, all Wool Castor Beaver
at s3.3o—never before sold so low.
FRENCH MERINOES—Lupins' choice
goods at 95, $l.lO and :1.25
for best. IN'o hotter bargains in
Ainerim.
DRESS GOODS—The best assortznent in
the County, and prices all mark
ed down to lowest figures.
DRESS SILKS—Just opened, all the new
colors in the famous "Eagle"
brand, at right prices.
SHAW LS—Fifty 110 W Double Shawls, very
fine quality and splendid pat
terns, at $8.50 ; sold two weeks
ago .at $ll.OO, Good, Heavy
Double Shawls, at 145.00.
cLoAKs—A Superb Stock in all the new
Shapes. .
BALMORALS—Just received, two hund
red 13ahnorals, at $1.50 and $1.75;
worth much more.
HALDEARN'S STORE,
.110 Locust Street,
COLUMBIA, PA
MiSCE_LLAII 7 'OI7S.
HAipE ws WEEKLY. Y
1 . 4)1111,let I, Pictorial II ist"ry of
Tirries.'•
The Best, Cli pest, and Most Successful
Family Paper in the Union."
HARPER'S IVEERLY.
s at nLY ILLUSTRATED.
Critital Notow of At;
TILE _Model Newspaper of our enuntry—eoni
plete In all the departments of no American
Family Paper—llarecr`ffl treaty ha, earned for
itself a right to Its title, "a Jourml of eivilir.a.
tion.”--Ym York Evening Post.
Our future historian's will enrich themselves
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}TALL'S
VEG ETAB LE
SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER.
HAS STOOD THE TEST OF SEVEN YEAHS
BEFORE THE PUBLIC,
And no preparalion for the hair ha ...yet been
discovered that will zu.oduce the same beneficial
results. It is an entirely new scientific discov
ery, combining many of the most powerful and
restorative igintii, in the V.EVET.A.TILE KING
DOM. It restore,.
I=
OHIO LNAL YOUTHFUL COLOR
It makes the seal') white, and clean; cures dand
ruff and humors, and failing out of the hair: and
will make it grow upon bald heads, except in
very aged persons, as it furnishes the nutritive
principle by which the hair' is nourished and
supported. It snakes the hair moist, soft. and
glossy, and is unsurpassed as a HAIR IIItD3S
INT:. It is the cheapest preparation everollered
to the public, as one bottle will accomplish more
and last longer I han t bottle, or any other
preparation:
I=
(1(E FIRST MEDICAL. Airrixorttrx
The wonderful results produced by our SICIL
IAN HAIR RENEWER have induced many to
manufacture preparations for the Hair, under
various names; and, in order to induce the trade
and the public to purchase their compounds,
they have resorted to falsehood, by claiming
they were former partners, or had some eon- -
nectlon with our 3111. HALL, and their prepara
t ion was similar to ours. Do not be deceived by
them.
Purchase the original; it has never yet been
equalled.
Our Treatise on the Hair, with certificates,
sent free by mail.
4Z-See that each BOTTLE Alas our private
REVENUE STAMP over the top of the bottle.
All others are Imitations.
It. P. HALLS CO., Proprietors, Nashua, N.
Sob! by all De ncgets an i ckalers in .3fedecerze.
nov 2 '67-Iy.
T 4 .1 G FIT ! _LIGHT !
CRYSTAL
Better, Cheaper, and Safer than Coal Oil
No Smoke! No Smell ! No Grease !
We the undersigned, have commenced manufac
curing CRYSTAL OIL, which has, ta,eonneetiop wilt
the Light House Burner, every possible advantage
over Coal Oil. via: The lumps can be lighted without
removing the burner. It burns brighter, has no offen
sive odor in burning, the lamps need not be trimmed
for weeks, and %Om is best of all it is NOT EXPLO
SIVE, to which all will attest elm have seen the ex
periments. For limber in tbrmation as to its quali
ties, Coll on D. S. J. J. S. BURSK,
MannL•tatnrers of Crystal Ott.
No. IS East Rim; street, Lancaster. Pa.
N. IL—The Crystal Oil can he fonvarded In any
quantities to dealers. iced 20-nino.
1001 0 PA - .
FALL AND WINTER
MOTILING FOR MRS 3NI) BOYS
Large Stock—All New—of our own 3tanufae
ure—At the Lowest Prices.
OVERCOATS front best to lowest grades
FINE MOTH DRESS SUITS.
CASSIMERE Iin:INF-SS SUITS.
SATINETT & JEAN SCITS,
EscluorAux & TRICOT BEAVERS.
FINE BLACK & COLORED CLOTBS.
PLAIN Sr. FANCY COATINGS, new style.
BLA(:K AND FANCY CASSIMERE, do.
'VELVET CORDS, S.I.TINETT JEANS, Zze.,..te
Custom \V"orlt made up In best style prompt
ly. HAMER S BROTHERS,
Lancaster, Pa.
BAII,EY
819 Chestnut Street,
PHTEADELPIII.I.
DLMONDS,
Pearl , . Ruble., Sapphire , . Emeralds, Rare (1.. m.
Enzazerriem Ring, 'Wedding gins , .
1,...W PIZICEs.
BAILEY & CO.
PHILADELPHIA
, WATCHES!
Of the Ilto,t, eelebrated ionizers. Sole agent:, fo
the gravid (told 3,fedal PATEN' I7t IL LI PE Lt. Co,.
limb-keeper, the I oe,t watch Marna :adored.
1.(1W
& GO.
PITILADELPTI [A
BRIDAL SILVER,
For WEranxG I'IIIS3SNTS• of ontirely new
and nrdstie ete.ntn...
LOW Prue Es.
I 3 tiILEY & CO.
PITH) ADEL Pi ITS
PLATED WARES.
From th.. most relebraMa 11114
Eng/ WI makers.
LOW PIt7CES.
13_i.-\__ILE - ST S-, - CO.
PHILADELPTITA
WORKS OF ART !
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
STATUARY, BRONZE', ir. , A: e .
LOW PRICES
On r stock. I.t nsti rpins•ed by any establishment
in the country. both In regard to price and gnat
ice, our foreign Importations I litValg been .elect.
ea with great care by 0110 of the firm In Europe.
Our wares are 15.nstantlyarrangett for exhibition,
and stranger: in the env, whether desiring IT,
purchase or not, are cordially Invited to call and
examine.
uß—Ontar, by mail , aterally and promptly at
tqm(led to.
BAILEY & CO.,
Nu. '1) CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILADEITMA.
N. 11.—De.b.n. of Silver Ware, Ae., sent by
tax:1.5,137-3m.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Joscph Hinkle, late of Columbia
is4o•ough.
Letters of Administration on %aid Estate hav
ing been granted to the undersizned, all perhons
f lebted thereto are requested to make immedi
ate payment ,and Won't. n; claims or donut:ids
against said decedent, will make known the
same, without delay, to the tuntemitmed,
rt hi
lug in Columbia, Pll.
Zdt'EL n. iriNKLE,
oct. 26, *eq-4.;t.i
mrsCLELLANEOTTS:
DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED
DR. J. SDDIS & SON'S
ANTI-DYSPEPSIA POWDERS
Rill Positively care D'ESPEPSLA. , or:INDIGES
TION In all its various distressing forma.
The prominent' omptomsCif Dysieefi. or In
digestion are Erft.rtburn,Fiatulency, neasiness
In the Stomach, Variable Appetite, Sournes.it In
tile Stomach, Gnawing in the Stomach before -
eating and Oppression after eating, Nausea, Spit-.
tine up of food after eating, Obstinate Constipa
tion, Paiu in the Side, Head, and Stomach,
Tongue continually coated on the hack part, Lan
guor, Debility, Low Spirits Bad taste in the
Mouth, Disturbed Sleep, Falling away in Flesh,
Pulp' ta don of the Heart, Nervousness, Obstinate
.7Marrlicea, Belching of 'Wind, Torpid or Inactive
Liver, fie., &c. Any or all of which these pow
ders will most assuredly remove. Persons using
these powders will soon And themselves gaining
in weight, and the system In every way tending
towards Its usual vigorous and healthy action.
Dyspepsia They will promote Dyspepsia
liz.-cpepsia Digestion, remove Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia all Nervousness Dyspepsia.
Dyspepsia and Symptoms Dyspepsia.
Dyspepsia affecting the Heart Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia and Cause the Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia Food to mtree with the Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia stomach and digest healthy,Dyspepsia.
AND LEAVE NO 17.NPLF-kg.VNT EFFSCID AFTER
EA.TIND.
They have cured hundreds of the worst cases
of Dyspepsia. We have cured more than Five
Hundred Cases of Confirmed Dyspepsia in Wil
mington, our place of business, besides thou
sands of cases of lesser se - verity, during the last
27 years.
Joseph Stimple, residing in our place. was
cured with less than six boxes, after beingunder
treatment in other places for more than a year.
It is very easy to take and rapid in Its curative
effects. Price 35 cents a Box, or three Boxes for
One Dollar.
Sold Wholesale by Johnson, 'Holloway & Cow
den, Philadelphia. Demas, Barnes S Co., New
York, and at Retail bv.T. A. 'MEYERS, Columbia,
Pa. Geo. W. Neff, 'York:, Pa., and Dealers
Med 'eines every where. [oct 19 'O7-17.
(
IFTS FOR CHRISTMAS
NEW YEARS!
A superb Stock of Fine Gold and Silver Wittelies
all warranted to run, and thoroughly regu
hated, at the low price of $lO each, and
satisfaction guaranteed-
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches *250 to ..1000
100 Magic Cased Gold WatelleA 250 to 0,00
100 Ladles' Watches, enameled ... ,- . 100 to 200
200 Gold Hunt'g Chron'eterWatch'es".:so to 300
200 Gold Hunting English Levers—. 200 to 1.50
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches.. 150 to an
500 Gold Hunt'g AmerleanWatelies, 10010 250
.200 Silver Hunting Levers SO to 120
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes7 . s to 250
50n Gold Ladies' Watches 50 to 250
1,000 Gold Hunting Lepines 50 to 75
1,000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 50 to 100
2,500 Hunting Silver 'Watches 25 to to
0,000 Assorted Watches. all kinds.. ..... . 10 to 75
. _ .
The above stock will be disposed of on the
rorui, It ONE-PRICE PLAN giving every patron
a tine Gold or solid Sliver Y 1 facia for 510, without
regard to value!
"WRIGHT BRO. & Co.. 161 Broadway, New
York,wLsh to immediately dispose of the above
magnificent slack. Certificates, naming the ar
ticles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and well
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles
named In their certificate, upon payment of Ten
Dollars, whether it be n watch worth $lOOO or one
worth less. The return of any of our certificates
entitles you to the articles named thereon. upon
payment, irrespective of "Its worth, andas uo ar
ticle valued less than 510 Is named on any certi
ficate, it will at once be seen that this is no lot
tery, but a straight forward legitimate transac
tion, which may be participated in even by the
most fastidious.
A single certificatewill be sent by mall, post
paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, nye for $l, eleven
for $2, thirty-three and elegant premium for $5.
sixty-bix and more valuable premium for $lO.
one hundred and most superb 'Watch for $ll.
To agents or those wishing employment, this
Is a rare opportunity. It is a legitimately con
ducted business, duly authorized by the Govelll.-
ment, and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Wateltes sent by Ext.ress,with bill fur collection
on delivery, so that no dissatisfaction can possi
bly occur, Try us. Address
BROTHER St CO., In porters.
Oct. 25, '57-3an.l 161 Broadway. ew York.
SPEE ' S
Port G-rape Wine.
Used by Hundreds of Congregations- fOr
Church or Communion Purposes.
AI,o, Excellent hit' Ladles and P,rsong
to Use.
VINEYARDS, NEW JERSEY".
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE,
FOUR YEARS OLD.
This Justly celebrated Native Wino Is made
from the:intoe of the Oporto Gram raised in this
country. Its invaluable
TONIC STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES
are unsurpassed by any other native Wine. Be
ing the pure Juice of the grape, produced under
Mr. Speer's own personal supervision, its purity
anti genuineness are guaranteed. The youngest
child may partake of Its generous qualities, and
the weakest invalid may use it toadvantage. It
is particularly beneficial to the aged anti debili
tated. and suited to the various ailments that
the weaker sex. It is, in every respect,
A WINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly _persons find a benefit by Its use.
Speer's Wines In Hospitals are preferred to
other-vines.
LIGHT'
- -
Sold by Dna:gists and G weer.. •
A. Speer's Vineyard, N'en - Jersey. Office, 243
Broadway, New loll:. [Sept. 7,
fl TONS
ij t OF PLYMOUTH STOVE ("No. 3) COAL
For Side at $4.00 per Ton. Delivered :tt your
cellar doors. Oct one Ton for trial.
nog 31-tf . l BRUNER J.: 31001ta
ATORTON'S CELEBRATED GOLD
_L PENS. The Best Pen now made, which
we sell at Manufacturers' Prices. We are sole
Agents for t bese Pens In Columbia. Try Morton's
BA 3 7 S .
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
Condition of The cor,mlnuA NATIONAL
B:1, L, on the morning of the First :MONDAY of
October, ISa7.
BESOT:ReI.:B.
Notes and Bills discounted_ 55.47,11.11,04
C. S. Bonds deposited for
Circulation
Other Bonds on hand
Notes of National Bank , :
Notes of date
Speele
FrAvtional. Curretiey
Legal Tender Notes
Compound Intere , t Notes
caNii It, i is trwitiffing rtt , -
volue. tit-amps
Duo from 0 1 ..z11.ci
Due from other Unlike ttml
Banker,
111111kIllg 11"11.0 and Itval
..................
Current Exl",""
=I
Capital] Sttorli villa in ii.soo,ooitf*
Surtiltrtlnd 100,000.04
I iisoitunt .111111 5,:5,014.01
Profit and Lov. 11,ft-'5.7t
.116,F-12.."A
1.(99.5ti
t. 31
Lip Idc•ud,. unpaid
I tut. Li Nal tonal Di
ot
eirenbil Ion": 0411,111)1a Irk
do Cora, Nat'l 8ank.,...
TH411%1.111;41
MI ,etors...
:.,W4.1.11 (0:11111 ,uh•erlhcvl by
17E :7; I c.Ni. ter.
IMMIN
QUA RTERLY REPORT.
STATEMENT tile condition of
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF' COLIIMBIA,
on Monday, October 711 t,
IllESOL: C
Note.: and hills discounted_ li^-116,944.13
Protested paper t!,I 12.17
hoods for circulation 150,000.00
do on laud!. 9,7;,0.00
Notes: of National Bank.,
Legal Tender
Ca,-li Item,
Shit from 13nrilLg...
Current EAMrll,e,
Piston•.
L IA B IL IT I ES
Capita/ 5t0ck............
Circulation
Surplus Fund .....
Dividends II n pal el
Individual Deposit...,
Due to banks,.
Profit Lo,
ntlebte , ttne.s of DI rfrtors
Sworn to anti xittmeribed by
S. S. DolwriAat, Cashier.
Oct., 12, 1,937-31 n
meFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CO
LUNIBT.I.
rest will be paid by this Bank on Special De
posits. as follows:
cent. kn. 12 Months.
5 per cent. 6 months and wilder 12 months.
43:1 per cent, for 3 and under G months.
W., make Collections on all Accessible Poling In
t United States, on liberal terms, Discount
NOtes, Drafts, and Bills of Exchange-
Buy and sell GOLD, SILVER, and all UNITED
STATES SECURITIES.
And are prepared to draw DRAFTS on Philadel
phia. New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh,
England, Scotland, France, and
all Nuts of Germane.
7-n0 TREASURY NOTES.
Holders of First Issue Seven-Thirties will do
well to call and exchange theta for the new Mee-
Twenty Gold Limits, and Fiee-Twenties
trod at once. S. S. DET\VILER,
April 6, '67,] Cashier.
T.NTEREST ON DEPOSIT& .
THE COWSIBLA. RATIONAL BANK will
receive money on drpos!t,and pay interent there
for, nt the following rate... viz:
P.: per cent. for 12 months.
i,er cent_ fort) months.
5 per cent-for 6 month....
,per vent. for 3 mon th s.
-301. S. Tren.ttry Notts exchanged for new
5-2) Oold Bomb:.
AHR.EINER S So
7.09 Ouo.ol
".4,000.00
SI,N'),N3I.Od
=La)
$244,04)
160.88
2,016%50
2 1 10.172.01
: .000.( 1
'M. ) ,172.00
1, ( Y54.9q
El=
I it,,335.71)
1 ^
,500.00
9.637.78
MEM
25,018.72
ps.(oo
Mina
A 45,83 .00
IMIIIMEII
3.3,110.00
3.0
lm
30,145.€0
r3,2:31.27
LOOO.OO
aiOt.Gtr'.Ei .
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.00
. 131,740.0 u
C,G00.0.)
197,766.41
. ?(;)
7,740.0
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