'6ljt 6,trtuntilia
Columbia, Pa.
Saturday, December 186 V.
CONIMCNICATIONS, letters, contributions, generally of
merit and-interest to the reader, will be acceptable
from friends from all quarters.
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LEGAL BLANKS.--I.N . OtiCCS
blank leases, bonds, etc., etc,
the office of , TIdE COLUMBIA SPY
LUIICII.--An elegant lunch will be
served up at Farrell's, (Franklin house
Restaurant,) on Christmas day.
MAIIy.ET.---Our regular Wednesday
market will be held on Tuesday, next
week, owing to the advent of Christma , on
Wednesday.
Fo UND.—An a11•woo1 child's shawl w.is
found in front of tho SPY office, on Thurs
day aftornoon last. The owner can have
the same by calling at this office.
MORE SNOW.—Snow commenced fail
ing again, on Thursday night, and contin
ued during the greater part of Friday fore
noon, adding much to that already on the
ground.
00A.STING.—Coasting has began and
the school. boys will have line times during
vacation, which commences next week.
Locust street, no doubt, will be made quite
as dangerous for pedestrians as last winter,
during the cold and snowy weather.
DEDICATION—The M. E. Choral, in
Bainbridge, will be dedicated to tile wor
ship of God, on to-morrow (Sunday,)
inst. Several eminent ministers will offici
ate on the occasion. A cordial invitation is
extended to all christian friends.
SECIME Your. Ica—Our ice dealers
have been busily engaged during the week,
in tilling their ice houses for the next sum
mer's supply. Better that it be secured
now, for another opportunity may not be
had during the season.
NEW YEAR ADDRESS.—Our carrier re
quests us to say that he will be around
early on NeW Year morning, with his an
nual greeting to the friends and patrons to
the SPY, and hopes they will keep him in
remembrance, and have a half or quarler•
in readiness.
TILE ICE BRIDGE.—The ice bridge
over the Susquehanna, et this point, is now
considered strong enough for tho passage
of horses and sleighs over it, several of
which crossed on Thursday afternoon last,
and which will prove, of course, signal for
others.
REWARD FOR DETECTING FRAL - DS IN
Disrimasm—The Cothmissioner of internal
Revenue offers a reward. of $3OOO Lonny per
son who will hereafter give information that
gill lead to the forfeiture, of any distillery
whose proprietor has not given the notice
- required by law to the Assessor of hi, dis
trict.
FIREMAN'S FAIR.—The Nr of the
Columbia Fire Company opened last even
ing. The Hall is tastefully decorated with
pictures, spruce, fie., and the table, spread
with all the 'luxuries, fancy and substan
tial articles mentionable. The ladies in
attendance are pretty, pleasing and accom
modating. Patronize the fair by all nicana.
BALTIMORE ORnANS.—P. Shreiner &
Son are the authorized agents for the .ale of
Edward,, Lee & Co.'s Baltimore Onzatn,
Call and examine them. These in-nru •
menu are becoming very popular, on ac
,count of their real musieal incrit ; mid iii-„
for their retsionablenes, in price, lnint.rinc;
them within the reach of all.
SANTA CLAUS has arrived at W.
33oning,er'seonfeetionery store, Fronts feet.
:between Bridge and Walnut streets, and
'will make but a short stay. lie will ap
tpear 3n proper person, in Bollinger's win
.dow, on Christmas eve, where every lady is
tinvited to call and see him—free of charge.
A splendid stock of line and common con
fections, toys,-images, etc., on hand.
A P.A.YIZG INVEST3IENT.—The Bcrk
ty Union, published at Martinsburg„
.says that shares ($150,) in the Martinsburg
Building Association, now command seven
. ty-nine per cent. premium. Does anybody
doubt that similar investments in Volum
;Lila, would prove equally as profitable?
. 11as the Columbia Building Association
Salim through, or was it all gas ?
s_GOING TO riE.l.l:ll.—We regret to learn
'that/our friend John A. Smyth, who has
for a year past been one of the first sales
men., in the extensive establishment of W.
G. Case t.tt Son, is going to leave on the first
of the year. He has made many friends in
Columbia, and a host of admirers will re
gret his deArture from amongst us. He
goes in the mercantile business in May
town, and we cordially wish him prosper
ity in his new field of operations.
-rinr CORN.—We have received from
one of the crack fartn<rs of Bucks county,
a sample of the corn raised in that section,
and must say it is about the best, we ever
saw. Itis greatly admired by persons who
-.come into the office, and the inquiry is
made, " where did that big corn coni. -
from?" On one of the ears, over thirteen
hundred grains were counted; indeed, some
• of the ears are large enough for an Indian
war-club. Our West Homptield Harmers
should call and see this fine specimen of
corn. - Read the communication in the far
mer's column, on' the first page of ono pa
per to-day. -
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.—NOW is the
- time to buy Christmas presents. Don't
put off your purchases until the lfst boor.
Almost every one who makes the holidays
•ri time areal solid happiness, by dispen
sing liberally; can remember many instam
• mg . where they have seen some par ten rly
•appropriate gift which they had intended
to purchase for some loved member of their
:household or friend, but when' the season
, week of Christmas came somebody else
Iliad secured the prize, and th it mo,rap
ipropriate token was lost, simply by, post
ponement or procrastination. - Therefore,
wesay, to all,bity your Christmas and New
Tear gills now. :,The.advertising, columns
of the SPY will direct you where to go.
Those who advertise 'are always the Most
liberal persons with whom to deal. •
GOLD PENS.—Foici's or Morton's gold
Pens and pencils—the best' makes in the
market would make a splendid Christ
mas present. For sale at Shreiner 4: Sons.
BRUNER I. you want anything
in the dry goods or boots and shoe line, be
fore the first of the New Year—if you will
just pay a visit to the establishment of I.
0. Bruner, Front street, above Locust, you
will certainly find bargains. Ito keeps
good goods, and sells them cheap,
OFFICERS ELECTED.--The following
named persons have been elected officers of
the Columbia Gas Company :
President—Samuel Shoch
Managers—John Cooper, Goorgo Bogle,
H. Do Angli, H. M. North, 11. F. Bruner,
Wm. H. Myers.
Secretary awl fercrtaurer— James Barber.
Superintendent—Robert Deachmn.
21A1cKET5.—"Our markets are poorly at
tended, end everything seems to be on the
rise. Butter sallsat .15 to 50 cents per pound ;
Eggs, .15 cents; Lard, 16 cents.; Potatoes
51.33 to $1.50 per bushel ; Chickens $l.OO to
$1.50 a pair ; Turkeys 51.35 to $2.50 a piece ;
Geese 75 cents to 01.00; Beef, 15 cents per
pound, for hind quarter, and 11. cents for
fore quarter; Dressed Pork, $lO to $ll per
hundred weight; Flour $l2 per barrel,
IMPORTA.NT TO jurtOßS.—Those eiti
Zeiss who have been drawn as jurer,> to
serve durine: the coming year in the courts
of Lancaster county, should be made ac
quainted with the feet that the Court has
issued an order that it failure to respond to
their name , : when called, subjects each
juror to 0 fine of fifteen dollars. The line
heretofore was five dollars, but so many
jurors shirked their duty by the payment
of the tine, that the Court deemed it proper
to increase the amount.
to tenants,
Dv sale at
Amon c gthe list, of Petit Jurors to serve in
the Court of Quarter Sessions, commencing
on Monday; .Tannary "oth, 15.38, we find the
name of Conrad Swartz, of this place. And
among the list to serve on Monday, Janu
ary 2.7 th, ISGS, we find the name or winiarn
T . :tibia, of this place.
THANKs.—There is a silver lininz to
almost every cloud. There are lights and
gay colors in almost every picture, however
dismal its general tone. Even the austeri
ties of Editorial life are softened, even its
har.h and hard experience is ltri4 - htened
by occasional pleasant incidents. We pre
sent herewith, a pietnre of the present we
received a few days since front an esteemed
friend in Coney. We also received/ .. )
a similar bird a short time since ``s
W
front a valued friend in est
Ilemptield. We would here return thanks
to our friends, who, in the hoar or their
prosperity have kindly remembered us.
Even long after the " gobble" of these most
sought for birds have ceased their sweet
music, will we remember and cherish the
names of EIARILY and Jo Ft with the fond
est and tenderest idolatry.
"BLACtiBURN'S Hom.k.B.
This is the name of a newspaper published
at Holum', Louisiana, by W. Jasper Black
burn, Esq. On looking through its col
umns, we observed the card of A. J. Kauff
man, Esq., of this place. This led us to
make some inquiry about the paper, fCc;
and Mr. K. informs us that the editor is a
staunch Union man, and remained so all
through the war. He was often threatened
with death—had his printing otlice destroy
ed, and lost all his property. Notwith
standing all this, he bitterly opposed the
rebellion, remained true to the old flag and
spoke his mind freely on all occasions. Ho
was born in the South, and never was in
the Northern States until after the close of
the war. We hope brother Blackburn will
lie amply rewarded for his fidelity to
the Stars and Stripes, during "times that
tried men's souls."
CoLunlrA SKATING PARE.—On Thurs
day last, a space of three hundred feet was
surveyed and staked out on the ice, mt the
Susquehanna, near the foot of Locust street,
and workmen are now engaged in clearing
the park of the snow and loose ice, prepar
atory to flooding. which, when frozen, will
afford a line, smooth sheet of ice, 12(10 feet
in extent. The expense attending this
work is borne by an organization of our
citizens, (those of them who tire " skatists")
and will be known as the •• Columbia
Skating ChM." The club now numbers
some thirty-five members, and the determi
nation is to have a good park, kept. in good
order, so that au opportunity - may be atlbrd
ed for all to enjoy this, tine and healthy
amusement at a very trilling expense. The
fee for met bership of the club is one dollar,
and those who are not members arc expect
ed to pay an entrance fee of teti cents for
each admission. 4 , Tho p e ar will be liber
ally con.idered." The pro-pests, .0 ftu7,
have I/OCII that W 0 -110111(1 lure 310
.2:00(1
skallita this winter MI smnething of this
kind was done. and we are happy to
allllololoo 2101 V :1 Settled thing and
that thou who,wi..h it may pass the holi
day. upon the ringing steel. 111 tllit , CCM
neution we Must not forget to mention that
the credit of organizing the club. and pro
curing subscribers, is due to the energy and
per.everance of Mr, Frank Tat% uho is
superintending, and pu.hing tbrwar 1 the
work, with all possible . rapidity. Tho.e
Who wish to join the club ran do sn by
applying to Mr. T., at this mike.
IltumsTmAs.—Before ;mother isue of
the Soy, the Christmas c,f l,cti7 will have
come and gone. The merry tinkle of the
innumeraLle bells reminds us of the fact,
while it annoulleeS that the peculiar enjoy
ments of the season have commenced in
earnest; that, out and young, the staid :Ls
well as the frolicsome, have resolved on a
pleasant pastime, in which all kinds of
business and the usual daily avocations,
must give way to. May it prove for all the
readers of the SPY', a merry and a happy
time.
It is safe to assume that, with rare ex
ceptions, such will be its record. For it
must he induct: a heavy cloud of sadness
that Christmas does not lift, at least tem
porarily, and deplorable is the misery that
shuts out every glimpse of gladness on die
birth-day festival or the Lord. The hard
est faces soften genially, the most weary
eyes brighten then, and good cheer and
fellowship lighten places that are darken
ed every other day of the . year. It would
be intrusive to urge uyon anybody, the
duty or getting fro‘n the holiday the full
measure of enjoyment. We hope it is
equally unnecessary to suggest the other
duty of enabling others to enjoy it. IL is
not the least blessed privllegti of the day
tlTt a great deal of happiness may 1, , e de
veloped trout it very lit tle material. An ef
fort, so inconsiderable as to be scarcely ap
preciable on the part or every In elllber of It
household where luxtnies are so nnfaultug
as to scent nothing more than common
comfort's, would assure a cheerful Christ
mas in all the houses or the poor. Columbia
benevolence is of such wide repute that we
do not mean to indicate a duty : we simply
record the fact that children under their
Christmas trees, and older folks around the
well-tilled table, will not forget to purchase
the highest pleasure at the trilling cast of
timely charity.
Let 'every indi rhino], connnunity and
section, bound in a clover brotherhood, feel
that it is their duty to
Gently scan your brother num,
gentler sister, woman,
Though both may gang a golml , ' wrang
To step aside Is hunt:M."
We wish all our readers a merry, happy
Christmas, mid many returns of that bless
edrday f and that the good feeling it will
engender, and the beneficence it commem
orates, may inaugurate a birth of `•peace
and good will — in our whole country; that
at the next advent season the glad angels
may renew above us their Christmas carols,
and repeat the " glad tidings of greet joy"
hetird by the favored shepherds of Judea,
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE..—We gave
notice last week that the County Superin
tendent would bold a Teachers' Institute of
two days duration, in this borough, on
next week the 20th and 27th lusts. These
institutes have taken high rank for the in
terest and instruction they afford to teachers
and others, who attend them. Wherever
these branch institutes have been hell the
citizens of the immediate vicinity have
availed themselves of the advantages to be
derived from them, and we greatly mis
take the intelligence of the citizens of this
community, if they do not fill the hall of the
Union School at every session, morning,
afternoon, and . evening., The various topics
and relations of the teachers efforts ain't
duties necessary to the successful working
of the schools, and of the school system,
will here be brought up for discussion and
be the theme of essays and lectures. Now,
that the cause of popular education has
taken such it strong hold upon the people,
and is the subject of so much attention and
investigation by some of the ablest and hest
men of this country and of other count' les,
we cannot but regard it as a rare opportun
ity our citizens will have of hearing the
()pillions and experiences of those whose
hearts are in the work, and whose aims and
hopes, talents and etlurts have all been and
will he devoted to the one great purpose and
resolve of making the Common School Sys
tem of this country the pride of the Nation.
ft is by meetings such as this, that we may
lea rim the great work that is being done and
to ho done. (me obstacle to the sluices,: of
popular education and the efficiency of our
schools, is the ignorance and inflifrerence of
the people. Jf these could be brought to
know and appreciate the benefits of good
schools, and the value of education, one
half the labor of educators would be accom
plished. Let our citizens, then, be in
attendance next week, and help on the
great work by their counsel and counte
nance. If this Institute shall not accomplish
the results anticipated, let no censure be
attributable to the teachers and citizens of
Columbia.
CII EST it COUNTY ITEMS.—The many
friends of Bayard Taylor will regret to
learn that ho is very ill with malarions
fever.
West Chester is discussing the subject of
building a new market house.
A meeting was held at Frick: s• School
House, in East Coventry township, recent
ly, to take into consideration the proposi
tion to build a railroad from some point in
Now Jersey. to Lancaster city, crossing the
river Schuylkill, near Lawrenceville.
A huge deed is now being recorded in the
several Register's offices, in Which the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company cOllVeyA
to the Pennsylvania Canal Company all the
line of canals front Columbia to Holidays
burg. The consideration money is 52,650-
OM, and the revenue stamps affixed to it
amount to $750. This deed will have to be
recorded in the counties of Lancaster,
_Dauphin, Perry. juniatta, Mifflin, Hunt
ingdon and Blair. It is a curiosity.
COUNTY Frnms.—George D. Sweis4ert,
assignor to himself, John Sweigert and
Felix W. Sweigerl, of Martic township,
received letters patent for a portable fence.
bearing ,late December 10, 1667.
Prot'. .T. PL. Carothers sold the Soldiers
Orphans' school, known. as the Mount Joy
Academy, to Prof. Kennedy, formerly of
the McAllistervillc school. Mr. Kennedy
took charge of the school on the 2d inst.,
and Mr. Carothers moved with his family
to Oxford, Chester county, Pa.
Waterford Council, United Order of Amer
ican Mechanics, NO. 72, formerly located at
Marietta, has been reorganized, and was
formally instituted on Monday evening,
December ldth, by J. Kohler Snyder, D. S.
C. for Lancaster county. The following
officers were installed for the ensuing term,
viz: Councillor, E. D. Roath ;
John Peck; Recording Secretary,
Amos Grove; Assist. Recording Secretary,
Henry S. Book ; Financial Secretary, Geo.
Rudisill, jr.; Inductor, Simeon H. Mulch;
Examiner, john W. Peters ; In. Protector.
Samuel [tipple; Out. Protector, John Bur
ger ; Treasurer,llenry Ockard Trustees,
Rusifig, S. H. Mulch, John Coick.
YOlth:. COUNTS: ITEMS.—TIezt Annual
Pennsylvania Conference of the "United
Brethren Church, Will be held in York
borough, commencing on the 23rd of Janu
ary next, and-will continue for several days.
Tho Washington House, in East Main St.,
York, itr.,.; Qhorgoil 4 ,
now in the occupancy of Mr. J. r.. Law-
rence, the eldest sou of A. B. Lawrence,
formerly a member of the Legislature front
that connty.
The Direetors of the Poor, at their meet
ing on the Etth inst., re-appointed the fol
lowing officers :
Steward—David Myers ;
E. if. Pet itz ; Counsel—WM. C. Chapman,
Esq.; Clerk—John S. Keech, Esq.
The Thee De.tdoctet says: " A common
impression existed here that William
Donovan, the convicted murderer of the
Squibb family, would receive his sentence
on the :hi inst., and the popular belief so
expressed, found its way into the columns
°film True Dc2aocruldt turns up, however,
that it was 4.1 mistake, and we cannot state
with any degree of certainty, when Dono
van wilt be Sentenced."
The larrre and valuable property in the
lower end of York county, known as the
Margaretta Furnace property, has recently
been pnrchased by William Rimes, Esti_
of New Oxford, Adams county. It consi , ts
or a Furnace, Farm, Grist Mill and Ore
Larks, and is now ender tfie management
of Mr. C. C. Mines, a young gentleman or
very superior qualilicatiMis and widely
known among our people Ihr his integrity
and intelligence.
Vor t Or "Sri'."]
1. florrou: r observe that tho'Copper
head, have nominated a ticket which they
publish in the t'latanic Press of this week,
which is cony kind thoughtful on their
part, to give the drue voters notice in ad
vance :is to who they shall Lace the privil
ege of voting for at oar Borough election.,
on the first, • tonday in January. It is also
kind, and decidedly cool on the part of the
New York Yitnkee, endeavoring to tench
the staid and honest voters of Columbia a
new code of political ethics—elle tiitivlettt.
front that taught in December, ISGtI. Noy;
the laboring man and mechanic are urged
to vote for the " big bugs' of the party for
Conncilmen, as the only means of saying
the Borough from baiihruptcy, and the
streets front bein.r oven uTown with a
ant growth of grass. Thus. this demagogue
sings his syren song. fit December, MG,
he sang a different song, and wanted
" Young America - anti • the " laboring
men" to " burnt clubs" and '• shake oil the
dust of Mgyistn," and elect from their num
ber, sultable persons to serve their country
ns C-imeilmen. tlr did not wish-" - lo array
labor against capital," (not he, the modest
man.) But his appeals, weekly, to the pre
judices of classes, were calculated to invoke
broaches of the peace, and bring about a
conflict between labor and capital; although
pretending not to desire such a result. The
good sense displayed by the workingmen
of Columbia, in giving no heed to what
tins demagogue tot ht .ay—:tad in going to
the polls and rebliking into by depostting
their ballots, silently, for the nudi of their
choice., without any dictation—was sub
lime. tailing to lead the workingmen
then, he now turns it dip-ilap, and urges. t he
dear laboring Man to vote for the aris
tocrats—the nabobs of the party,--then
capital was " inert" and " labor
hail brains." Now, times have changed,
:Ind capital is active and labor is
inert. What cares this dinnagoglie for the
laboring class. lle his set tip a ticket which
he has no hopes of electing; but there is
money in it, if ho call koilvyrti,'ZlU It is ean
diciaLe.,4 into the belief that they can he
elected, if they are green enough to be bled
by him, and therein is contained the scent
of his blatent desire to get the rich nabobs
of the party on the ticket. The rank Ittpl
Tile of the party can go to thunder, so far as
he is concerned.
This adventurer gabbles weekly of the
wonderful influence of his Satanic Press,
in moulding, public opinion—to revolution
ize the polities of the• enemy (in his esti
mation,) there need only, be distributed a
few thousand eopiesof Iti , -"pres• amongst
the "Dutch," who he says are led hlindly
by Mr. Stevens.
What a wonderful man Drigham is,
judging from the influence of his Sattinie
Press upon the voters of Colutnoin. It
won Id. k••n brut tiba r thousand years to con
von the yeomanry of the Old Guard, to Ins
nefarious doctrines. I can tell him that
the laboring men of Columbia think for
themselves, and seek information when it is
desired—elsewhere than in his infamous
sheet. Ile hopes to take advantage of the
necessities of a large body of laboring men,
who are anlintunately at present out of em
ployment, by reason of the stopping of one of
the largestrollingmillsin this borough. lie
mocks them, and talks as though they had
no principles, but would, at his beck or nod,
vote for his men and train with them. It is
cruel thus to seduce them from their faith,
because of their ..misfortnne. I can tell
this conceited adventurer, that' no people
on the face of the earth have stood limner,
and truer to what they believed to he right,
under any mid all ciretunstances, than
the Welshmen. During the late - tearful
struggle to maintain the integrity of our
free institutions, those of LLCM who have
sought an. asylum hero, were as true to the
party that maintained the government in
Ms trials, as the needle is to the pole. It
ha's always been the practice of the leaders
of what they are pleased to term the Demo
cratic party, to curse and heap opprobrious
epithets upon a race they deem still more
degraded than themselves ; it is ;to com
fortable for the debauched to look down
upon the "nigger," who, their leader's
teach, is yet beneath them in social degra
dation.
This moral, festering leper, who has been
spewed upon this community by an out
raged people of an adjoining . State, in the
night, occupies a place in society, the depth
of which no being, however degraded and
brutalized, could descend to. Hence it is,
that all the senseless ravings, filtered
through his Satanic Press, weekly, are
avoided as the noisome odors of a cesspool.
December 10th, 1807. t LADOI:ER.
[For the ":31.5. - . - ]
Teachers' Institute.
Me. Ein - ron :—I noticed in your last is
sue, a paragraph announcing, that on the
•26th and 127th inst., al:lP:melt Institute of the
teachers of this county, will he held in the
liall of the Union Public: School building,
of this place. I ant glad, and every citizen
truly interested in that intellectual welfare
of our town, should be glad, that the claims
of Columbia have at last been recognized.
Our schools rank among the best, and the
principle on which they have been orgm
lied, and so far successfully advanced, lets
attracted the attention and and the appro
val of Superintendents, Directors and
Teachers in different parts of the State.
It is not my intention, however, to speak
of the merits of Columbia's Pont unit
Schools. I desire rather to excite in your
readers a greater interest in Common
Schools generally,and those who are in any
wise connected with them. They constitute
one of the institutions of which - .ve justly
are proud; for from them leave gone out the
influences and powers which have made us
a free, prosperous and intelligent nation.
Upon the instruments employed, de
pends the perfection of the workmanship.
Great as is the success which has attended
the operations of the Common School syst
em, that of the future is stilt greater. To
secure this, the improvement among the
leachers must know no diminution. That
the teachers are in earnes,:, is evident 14;
their efforts. Labor, however, must have
its reward. The parents must show that
they are interested in the improvement of
their children's minds. Otherwise, the
teacher will become indifferent, and in
stead of striving to develop intellectual
strength, will labor only for his scanty sala
ry. Oar citizens ought therefore to meet with
the teachers at their coming, Institute, and
learn what they are doing for our children,
how they do it, what they intend to do,
and how they intend to do it. Let, us aid
them by our presence, and where opportu
nity offers, by our words of advice or en
couragement. Let us prove to them that
we manic how responsible a duty they
aria required to perform, and that we at all
tittles stand ready to lend a helping 11:1:1,1.
It is not enough to :Teak our sympathy - ,
two should act it. Art opportunity is raw
Offered, NV hieh I hope wilt so generally be
embraced, as to insure an Tustin - LC° to us
Yours,
prium.F: Diu
CCESSIZM
Columbia, Dec. 17, 1867
[For the SPY.[
MIL. EDITOR , :—The gamblers are still in
blast. Innocent victims :ire daily entrap
ped and fleeced at tile Faro Bank, is there
no remedy for this evil? Will a some
body make complaint against the tavern
keeper who leases them the room? or op
pose his
. getting a license when he next ap
plies for one? Will not :,01110 one his.,
nerve enough to bring up the black-legs
who are disgracing our town by their
swindling conduct, and put the mantle of
shame upon their countenances? Our
young men are being led astray, and nome
parents may find too late the extent of thin
evil in the destruction of their child tan.
December :40th. W.
iltztriaries.
Deaths and Mandages are published in this paper
without charge. When accompanied by commen
taries, whether prose or puett y. rite cents per line
will he charged. Funeral notices ten cents per lino
payable in advance.
On the Inet., by Rey. W:n. IT. Sleek. Mr.
WAsizi.warolv IV.U.Rint, and Set: llAtrr.
both of Lancaster county.
On the 11th inst., by the Rey. John Elliot, :Is:-
slated by the Rev. Samuel M. Fleet:nal, Mr. An-
AM P. ILEID, of liighland. Chester county, to
- Mts.: Bella C. Freeland, of Soudersburg, Ltineas
ter county.
In Penningtonvil le, on the I_•'tlt inst., by Rey.
I. \V. Mlle, Mr. S. P. MI:CIA:LAN. 01
to liivs L.ttl2:\ E. IlorsTos, of Pennines
tonville.
P s , cattm
On the lilth in thie place, SARAH', wife of
James McGinnis, in the 117111 yea: of her age.
The frlonciA aml relatives of the deceased are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her late re , ..klenee, In Walnut street, bet wren
Thild and Fourth streelq, 'Chi , afternoon, at IWO
o'clock. Services will I :Om plan Ia the E. E.
Lutheran Church.
N.EIV .iIDVIERTISEMISAYS:
A T 0 ...\ 1 1: l ELE CE CT I ION tor SEVEN 'TRUSTEES ,
01 Odd Fellows' Hall Ak3srx•lntion, will be lielil at.
the HALL, on TIII - lISDAY, the 21 of January,
t 7 o'clock, I'. 3f. 11, WILSON,
dee. 21. '1 2t.] TrtNtsurer.
01 Lumber IlustritN, in the ,altibriring climate of
Florida. GOOil 711 d neements,ll,llll.l,olne Salary.
Ac. Apply or :44 rei-s HAAS a: CO.,
ilt?e. '67-11.1 Spruce street, POlio.. Pt.
ELECTION NOTICE I—A E
N ELC
lor one Pmistmis r and Sits NA -
Gmtri Of Columbia ,Nranufneturlie4 Company, to
serve the emu= year. will be held at the Com
pany's ofllee, on IiMiND.N.V, \ NITA
1841. T. It. SUPPLEE. S,Vy.
dec. 21.-07-3t.3
I: .,, l liccfc ‘ l .N ;.l l\ rt " ) U ni ‘ ;l; r. 1
i.:2 1 (,
C01.17.)131T.\ Pool' ('oll :',t N V,
Will be held at the office. of I hn,M rt ctaLy. Lan
caster, Pa., on MONDAY, :faun:ay I tic,
t wo o'clock I'. :11 . .
The Alumni Election fora Prc,idont an•lt wch
Director, wilt be held at tit,' ~ u nto I line antl plan,
- _
dee. 21, '67-11.1 GE(). 111111N1.1)1AN,
c‘ i t'
Tit
WANTED:
CI) q ‘j TO TAKE 11.\.1.1 , INT1:11/1S•T
iu the Nate of d 11-10,:ed
latent pay (ral hundred
per Cent. .Vpply or adare,,
11,1.1.1.; A: CO., 14 , 411,1 , 1:do 1:rol:,
dec. 21, ',7-11.) ,711,1, , ,ruee Sileet,lllll.l , lll.
TOV -7- 't t LC` \7:111,
F, NI; N I.: lt
TRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
I=
ENc;IN
13mr 1 .t,
SHAFTING,
Pur
1 - ttelti(7ll, , N(0111?, re , l irat:r f;uge,,
LE VAN'S P.k_TENT WI ATE .1;.‘.11S
r:.11.P.0 VED (k)V1.:;:c0p, ,K;
ki•rr..."E _:I) lIAND-21,:sriND Mm•HlNavx,
Shafting, with II and :7.0 , 17.4...t Bo.tring, and
Doubt,. Cone V wc-Cotipling-, :1011MIZIng 01
Boller Fire, 11,11 d, :Intl Man-114,1t. I Fool.
IN - r4u4ht Iron \VeIiI l Tithe,
Stenill, (1,1 4 , , or W.rter.
STE.IM D
Olark's Patent Steam Fire Regulator-,
(;11 , r, , ,iti) . 4 x.rEc'rui
ghaun J'umps, d•,
I=
C•mter 2ltB ..tnd
PHILADELPIIIA
Do!. 21, IS6';'-if.
IYIYAIii)S E (1(
NEW BAT: .3[om] oRGAN :
INE:sT NUFACTI•III:1),
01le INSTRi 7
.MENT :Ili that S.
T.VART.F.: IN OTITER:i
MORE PEE VECT, MORE IWJL LE
=
CA L[A .IND 517.1.: !
SHREINER & SON'S,
A g,,u ts for JL•mutacturcrs,
FRONT STREET, COLUMBIA, P
Ifr. 21, 117-I.f.
21:TEW ADiTERTIS7E.TECE:NTSC
r-si;ys mll. E s
01"I'l 1 E
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNIN“ IVE.sT FROM OMAIIA
A(ROSS E cONTTN N
This brings the line to the eastern linso of the
Rocky Mountains, and it is expected that the
track will be laid thirty miles further, to Evans
Pa•s, the highest point on the road, by January.
The IIIaXiMUM grade from the foot of Ihelllooll
- to the summit is but eighty feet to the mile,
while that of many eastern roads is over one
hundred. Work. in the reek-cuttings on the
western slop&will continue through the winter,
and there is now no reaaon to doubt that the en
tire line to the Pacif.e will Le open for 1111511105 s
in 1570.
The means•lrovided for the construction of
this Great National Wm lc are ample Tile Uldt
ed States; Erl ant, Six Per Cont. nonds at the
late of Ironi 2210,1 , 00 111 :215,1,011 per mile, for 0 Melt
it takes :2,... , 1 sectinty,and receives 1515
mein to a large, if not to the 11111 extent of ns
claim in a. raters. Those Roads are issued as
each twenty-mile sect ion Is finished, mot alter it
Las been examined by United States Cottuni;-
slouersanclplonoonccd to he in alt respe , .ts a
hest-cl.ss road. 1 horoughly supplied with depots,
repair-shops stations, and all the necessary roll
ing stock alai other equipments.
The United State: also stokes a donation of
12,5n0 acres of land Gt the mile, which 2.v111 he a
source or la 11_7e revenue to the Company. :1111011
of this land m the Platte Voli f'Y isanion„ the
most. led Ile 11l tile world, and other large por
tions are covet cd 'With heavy pine forests, a rol
abound in cool of the best quality.
The Company is also authorized to issue its
OWII i ii st Mortgage Bonds to an amount 011.1111
lo the Issue of the GoVCITIIIIMIt, and no more.
lion. E. D. lUorgan;:util Hon. Oakes .lutes are
Trustees for the DenciloAdors. and deliver the
hoots to the Company only as the work pro
gresses, so that they always represent 1211 actual
and produetive value.
The anthorized emotal of the Company is 0110
:11111ton Dollars, or whiefit of er lice
milhons have been pool in upon the won IC alrea
dy done.
If. I R:l7-Tr:S OF THE com 11 XI..
At present, the tardits of the Company are de
rived only from its local frank . , lint VIII , ffirea
dy nitwit more than sufficient to pay the Interest
nn all LIP.'IOII , I, The Collipany ran issu e, it vot
another loth , were built. It is not doubted that
when the road is completed the through traffic
of the only line connecting the At'antic and Pa-
Mlle States will be large beyond precedent, and,
t, there •rill he 110 COlnpet Ilion. it can always be
done at profitable rates.
It will be not teed that the Union Pacific
Rail
road Is, in fact., a Got Griot/cot It built under the
supervision of Government officers, end to a
large extent, with Government money, nud that
its Smut, are issued under Government direc
tion. It i, lielicved that no similar security is so
carefully guardedoind eortainly 110 caller is based
upon a larger or more valuable property. As
I he Company's
are ffirerett for the present at NINETY CENTS
tIN TII DOr.l.Alt; they are the ellen pegt t-venr
ity in the ntarket, being more than I t per vent.
lower than C. They pay
SIX PEI: CENT. IN t_tof.D,
or over NINE PEI: CENT. upon I ho invest a :rut.
Sultseriptions 1( 111 be recta% ed In Columbia, by
(4.1 M l'El. EVANS, lied., :Hid in New Toth: at
Ito comp:ll,y; irate.... No. 7 . 0 stre2l, and
IT Cola Litt !nal National 'Bank . No. 7 Nrooan
Caul:. Dodge 0: Co., Bankers, 0..51 Wall street,
.1011 n .1. Crson a Spn, 13.1.nk4trs, No. (`.(l Wall stieet,
anti the Company's tub ertised ..kgonts
Caron:a:out the I'ruted States. Remittances
should be made ht dralts or oilier funds par in
New York, and the Itonds will be sent free of
elutrae be let 111 11 express. Part it'- subscribing
thiough I.oeal A2llO.- Wilt loo;: Vii ler tho'a.
sale de livery.
.1 New T'.nillilet and Tap, showintr, 111, , l'ro
nf the 1\ oil:, lie:sources coni.truct ion,
and Value cal :limas, lany b.• obi antra at.
Conip:u*',. °lilacs, or 01 its :advertised Agents,
or will ha sent !roe on a pplicat
.1011 N .T. 2. 'l'rcn.nr,•r, New Yuck.
• 0100. 21-1 T.
THE FT - DELI - 1"i INSURANCE
TIZITST SAFE DEPOSIT COMI'ANY,
SAT'I , -'-ICEEPINI; \-_,7.17.\111,17.S
spell my fronl by
1101311F:11Y, C>ll
C:III , _STN u'r DF:LI'.I I IA
N, Browne., J. e hilintrham 11 - c-nry,
C. 11, I 'lark', C. Nhaqtle....tor, S. A. Caldwell,
John Wel,h, E. W. Clink. Ti. C. (4i bcon,
'Phis Company recelvc , toe Sa Le-keep int, under
galarantee. Securnies, Plate, Coin, Darns, aml
valuables of all descrlpt ions. The charge.; for
rate yen are. on Con nnn l'ltanlq„' .. zl per
egisteretl Ilund., XI cent , . Modrralc. rat,: on
all otter
The Company also heals key with
renter excaust.\ cly, to-73; Collects Coupons
:nal I nter,sl for I pet' cent. commission.; Allows
Interest 011 deposits Of money; Ex - ocut es Trnsts,
as Execnn.,r, intstrator, Guardian, Trrenee
01'AL:4'0 I.
P.VI.VERSON, C. .11, Cr.,.‘ IL 111.10WF
:4ln'y :Ind Treas. Vie.• Pre F.l. Pry ~iitcnl.
FRES ..\D VA OP -GOODS
AT lAITDMAN'S
Just, revolved, at the thle Grocers Establish
nicht, eort (Pr and end Cherry ,treets, the (.41o:r
-ing ❑vW :000.S :
MESE
TOM AT , JEs,
ENIM/F-{l. PI4 .K
LAI:(.IC torr , 11 , NEW Y01:117 CAN MIN,
oranges. Lemons. Flat:. 'two:11ml
Crahl.erries, Cider anti While Wine .Vinetzar.
Extra nittlity Flour, N ereer POMIOCS, It and
•ttiva Conee,f.te.ll touted, rAtverinef• Syrup. .ve.
-..NoW tivod. I,eo{Vo.ii 11.1111,1,t. daily.
W3r. H. 11 - AEDMAN.
rd rind Cherry 5t.....
"67-tf.; Coltunteia,
1711. FSTI ARRIVAL
oF
We:lre I,4AV ready Spring Trade, having'
Jnd tatreint,ed ltnent t)t
I . OIToO, Roilltod : 4 11,14.” Pll , l
—PP e•lo 4 {arit nir f.rr :25
por C.
It.l FINE ./ERSEII" HAMS
MEM
aN. 1, 2, an 3 3•lnt here,
hart 1.., and
Dried it t .i•i
11, rinv . , tuna. Fruit iota
1111...•,11t1.11•11t 1. 11 0 .1 :111d
111 lel , re:1 , 011.040.
N.tut;ilt•
lIENIZY
Pi. I li From 1.;
/3.1
Ail - I ' l/14EN PI( al I FIR ' S
PIZCA - 1,1. IN S'l'. )11
MIME
V:131 11ell, On 11,111 1110 V„r•: )10 •1
• 1101
ois,
At,d,FtineS Ul t (telnlek, Nlttli - de.t. Dried Frtdt. &I%
We intend 10 itteell Ite, t t
(;dttd . tnnt . r. :ni t . to
',. • 1l ;et ••hi .11) a. any hnn:lar s!.
V.",• Ilaavane 4 Itlttllol 4 (if :,10,1!,• ;nitronago.
.I..'t•. If. mi'LLEN int().
1311UN ' ,11 W,
MO. i:,
I
A. I NI.,
COAL. SAI.T.
FIRE iiiaui
AND 1,1:1\11:Eit :
\.'l'
ri“
PRICE, ol' C, ,AT. AT Y".‘ Up. 1'(:i.0.1:1:1 I)
13;07,11nor, s,•lect I AT:op •1.(..". =:.W
No:. I, 2:tii , l ft 5,13 5,31
N. , . ! -Lt.) 5.*:,
" N0..1 L IT .1,75
Slutmohon Egg' and St nn. - , , . NO.-..
2 :mil :1 . . 1.: , 0
Sit :011,1:1.n Nut, N 0.3 1.15 4.50
Ikt:t 110::1,. 4:oli.v.,:iprs (•:.::,1 c o .
1',...,.• ::!1 , 1.!::ovo.No...:1:01.1.;, 5.53 3.0)
Dill : loi:: o 4.'011,111:WIN 1 . 0.11 Co.
NO. 1 1.1 1.. - .0
:.‘iallip.. Cu,!. No. _:trot:: 1.t. - ; :',.‘,0
1.59
Gran:l Till , net, No.:, 2 and .L..... 1, to 1,75
.I.71:1 Hs V:1114.y, No,. 2 and .1 - oi. - , 0.00
.. N0.5 4. , .1 5.0)
Th. , conowt,,,r c.,11 111,111, 1111 • 0...
11111114 a eoliNtimors, the:,
per cell.
Sliamoken 1.:2n; or No's. 2 a n.l A' 1.511
•• Nut. or No. 5
Ilaltimore I 'on••tunerk Coal NI”.. 2 and n, 1.5.1
.` ••
:Tall 1.50
'• \0..5
Valiey, No, 2 .111.1 ........... .......
" • N 0.5 ........ 4..71
Gimisa 2:m(la .
11 ,, A vonnect ti.n coniplotod to
rrt rq.
der. 22,
vo EAT, 11:131,1C2 SALE.
Ja; 'lt s iin, , ,,r•Auncd Win to Pub,le
Sale, on I iECEMBEIt 211 b. I,Sit7, st 7
o'clock I'. nt tits Public liouse of Martln Er
win, ut Columbia. Ps., the billov. 111.2 property,
vin:—_l I.ol' OF in Ili, iod.ointh 01
situdlisi on list mirth ..1.10 of Union
Street, between t-esnlitt and TI di streets, con
taining in front ro lest, mot, le,s,iind extend
ing In (tenth IG l'oet, won: or less, on v, is
erected:; new two-gory Entine ILOCISO.
it Lot 1.11 . around adjoining Übe altkivo lot,
containing in It ont gs ;done or les,, ancl
tending lu depth 271 lest, more or loss, on - which
is erected a two-story Eriiiint Marg.. •
•
Also, n Lot of it round, ,t1.11:1t..11 on the nertli
ulde of 'Walnut reel, In the I,orough of Colum
bia, between SC cowl and Third streets, contain
ing in Trent-IA frr t, morn or 31,5. :111d, OX.l.olllling
It derail IllUre or less, on whieli is erect
ed try two-, tory and R 011C- , ,tory House.
Term, made known on ,le' of sale by
Columbia. dee. IL 'll7-tlt.) P. fife:it:l,En.
11TE NOW COMPLETED
FlrisT /MoRTGAC:E
\ ,
1 , 1 - IZE Pliool' Ix I Li) NG
MEMO
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SOMME
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SIEBELVERS! COLUM.Y.
0! 0! 110 W BEAT:rikl'l.,l
13EA.I.TrEIF I TTE
THOSE HOLIDAY GIFTS!
P. SHREINER & ON'S
We have the largest, best seketed and
most complete Stock of Goods ever before
offered to thoPultili
'ATCHES
In grnat variety, ,-eleetetl %%ill] cares to,ni
First-Clasq
Fine Fancy C-iooclr.d
Bought. at the lowest NeW York Pri,•PS
(_' 11 It 1 rl' 31 A` .1 1."1' S
TOILET :-:1•1'1"N
i)1kill CASES,
=EI
SILVER
Potivy IN solid :ill ver •v: re,
;rave'
Sugar Spoons
Salt Spoon,,
Napkin Ili ng,,,
P'rnil Xnive-
, - ILVEII-PLATED WARES !
EOM
'PHE BEST I N 'PI FE I '017N1'1"
We eall special attention 10 tlik branch of
our busino,;. Our Stork iq directly from
the . - ranutheturer, bougpt, for C.e , lT, and
consequently We arc able to save our pat-
rons the profits of tho whole;:tlo
..1.11 our goods are plated on the
BEST WiflT E NII . T.A L
Ancl two warranted to be SUPERIOR in
fluidity and T'ini-,I to anything made in
the country. Onr stock, with but few ex-
m rr.r.t d
tud coni,ts in pal of
TEA SI?TTY
ICE PITCHERS
'l' tJ EENS,
8 - VIZ prrcii Ens,
crl'S SAUCERS
I)(XNER I'ASTuI;~
•\\l, luive :Hi illustrated ealaltigue, from
which any degintble pattern 'nay he
toetod, Nvhioh Ivo nnly not h:L\ On hand
FI N .I?, .1 1;:, V . - 1?, .1 - , 1.1 Y.
Tho Fine , t. Stock over ofrorod ; In: IIV 01
the T.ltte , t anti tliteape,t PaWrit-
ItIZEAST PINS,
EAR ins(;s,
Clocks !
very La rue of .I.ltlvricait Clorks,
of the he,l Mann fact ore
SETII THOMAS CLOCK COMPANY
NEW ITAVEN cLOI - 1, - ; coNPANy,
1;r1.P.E111
\ 1 . 1.(1CK (2. Csl PAN
\.11.1 all the I+.• , t I:rand , in the Nrarket
Po('} - Err !
\Vo re C11.),i11a.7 ///i t (Air of 1 : °Chet,
nwl nllii
thi- l'll.
env: IS THE TDI I.:
makt• beforli 1-110.,1
nble pitU•rn- )ur ,t 0,4
entin,A LIU excollo]. and von
trill find main - lialtd,onic,
(.11 i t
nEmEmr is 1; PLAC !
SMe El S AR,
FRONT STREET, AltovE 1,0131,'NT
COM - 318L%, PA
oleo. H. r;
CLOCKS, AN D
1 , t N I.: .1 ENVEL in
from which elegant
=2
DIEs• cO.NIPAN PoNs
AN - Areir STANDS,
DRESSIN (; CASES,
I EW EL CASKETS,
GLOVE BOXES
INli STANDS,
\ - _t.sEs, A:0
conqi,tinEr in Part ()I
Mil,tnrd Stqt,
rivide liniwe
PIII)tonS,
tirtlt
l'ea Spool 1,,
Lte.,
TRIPLE-PI ATE
I'ICRLE STANDS,
POI )N ECE'IVERS
an STAN DS
CAKE BASK ETS
TIELL!..4
OBLETS,
LADLES
r.REA s'r cAsToits
'EI. El tY STANDS,
t =ER DISHES
I.IERTtY
Slrt :AR 1:011; I
r.ity-vmEns
MC7(;s,
FIN 4 ;ER RIN(AS
SLEEVE L'CTTON-
VINE SETTS
1:111QCMI!211
E. N. WELsII,
ill
111(1 suitnhlk•
NEW ADI7ERTISEMENTS.
pUBLIC SALE!
In pursuance of an order of 1 Ito Orphans'
i•iiurt of Lancaster Count y, will be sold at Public
Sale, On SATURDAY, the WI of JANUARY,
the following Real Estate of Christian F.
Stanfihr, lletfe"Nefi, nt the residence of said duce
ssed, on the road leading !fain MOUlltVine to
I "ordella Furnace, :Mont ono toile from the for
mer, and a mils and a half ft sin the latter place,
In West Rem pita! township, to :
Tho undividOd one-half part of SEVEN
ACRES and al ,if f adjoining
lands of John St Winger, John 'teeter, and oth
er.. fronting on the public road, within I. 1" of a
mile from the celebrated I . hestittit Hill Ore
Banks. The Land I-, in a high state of cultiva
tion, and under good fences - , and will be sold In
lots, or the whole, to KUIL purcht-ers. It is well
situated for building Lot..
Any person wishing to view the iiremiscs be
fore the day of sale, will plea.-e call on Fanny
Stantrer, residing near by.
The condition. wilt be made known on the
day of sale, by Jorrx .7". r. am DER.
Admini.trator.
The other 1111(iivided half part, of the above
Real Estate will be %old ni time:mil
phet, hy A:\ Ins K. ROHRER.
A.lso, at the saino limo and place, will lot
si >ld, the followini; Personal Property of said
1'1101,i:to' F. St:miter, iteeeased, ig:
Cone Faintly Ilorei. 1 cow, Horse Heart.
Carriage Harness, one l-liorse Wagon and lied,
nearly 11010, 1 bprlng Wagon, Flay Ladders, two
Plows, 1 Harrow. I Shovel Ito crow, Shovel Plow,
three Sets of Shafts. a lot of illitekstattli Tools, a
Corn 'introit Mitel tine, and a lot of Broom Corn,
Hakes. Forks. Shovels, Saws, ( * limns, Donlile and
singlo Trees, a lot of Bye Stram - „and many other
artleles toollUllleloll s CO Illtqlt1 0 11.
Stile 10 I,OllllllOllCe at one ti clock when
'erne. will be made known by
01IN IT. GIUDER,
IsAitc lint NAM (N. AdialnlsFr.
dee. 1-I,
E 1) ANr 00 0 D S
A choice anal enrol:ally selected Stock of
INL3I4AND PLAIN
BUFFALO, EOSE AND .:4.A.TINNVOOD
Flair Brushes,
BUFFALO, RUBBER I vonY co:sIBS,
FRE'Nelr, EN(Ar.":II - A.MEALCAN
:!• POMADES
of 7Alanufacture,
TIME AN!) TOY . COLORS,
And a :'ull•A,sortmeut of
PLATY S.:, FANCY POCKET BOOKS
Not crinall,Nl in town, together with ,untlr,)
othor Gooas, well suited for
11 L D A.Y P tESENTS,
I=l
.r. A. MFYEU.S'
Family Medicine Store,
Odd Penow:: Hall,
C,olumbra, l'a.
.10e..1 ir,l
H 0 1, IDAY GIFTS!
RES
S:PERIN
Ifos just returned front New York mid L'ulla
delphin R•ith the 'urged ii-Nortinent of
EINE SILVER-PLATED WARE
EVI.III SEEN IN COLUT-mr,rA
I=l
TEA SETTS
DINNER C.I.STOHS,
BR EA I: FA ST CASTORS
PICKLE CABTOBS,
('AKI: i:ASKE9'S,
CARD BASKITI's
AR 1;1SK EMS
WE PITCHERS,
Pvrci i Eit.l,
nur PITOIIERF!;
OYSTER DISHES',
BO Q Lir:Tr I[OLDERN ADD VASES,
C ELERY sTANDs
BERRY DISHES,
CA LL BELLS,
ALLTUS
S'CANDS
ra2c6s,
NUT PiCE:,.I,
The,: Goads me not Nun],ty - useful and dura
ble, but elegmrt. in Style:lnd design.
Fine Silver Ware,
I=
Tea Spoons,
Sugar Spoon,,
Mustard and
Salt Spoons,
Fruit
!linter Knivc,:,
Napkin Ring:,
FAIN CY COODS!
=MEM
FINE TOI LET ~ ETTS,
P.11:1 LAVA_ ,k: ItoI;EMIAN
I M M I IM
CA In ) I: EC En" EIN, TOIL\ cCi I 11g1X Es,
JEWELB. BOX ES, 6.7 e.,
cord) ;...:ILVEI.I
(;01 . ,1) SI EX ER WATOII
VAIERICAN d SWISS:, Fort LA DI Esl
I; ENT!, En EN.
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19101ia;ILAPII .VI.I.:UMS—Tia? elware,l
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TOY 1100. ES Full THE LITTLE FOLKS
-11 ighly rated.
;AMES OF ALL KINDS
STEREOSCOPES AND V EWS --A large
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CARD A - CABINET 1ILOTO(.:RAP1IS
With Irann.i , i ti. -nit.
WORK BONES—Plain anti
xvitrri.NU DESKS AND CASES.
voinToLros—or as sires.
A :Ica a.sut•tutent of POCKET BOOKS,
l' ES4, DIA 12 TES CARD CASES.
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11. SILEAFFEWS
Cheap Bool: store.
No. 3:2 Not tl Queen Street,
I..nnete-ter, Pa,
ac.•, U,
NOTICE:
TO MY "LONO-NVINDED" PATIIuNS
. . .
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.1.17 you pay yoilr hills beture January 1,4, 14;3.
live por cent. will be dedlleted 7, a
if nut, ye per
t.
cen will be added, to pus' I
a Pa rAR n
r COeetol,
\%210 I know will "(lun' yon on ...sere street.
corner: S. Alimort.
Columbia. 1:W.7. ',37.-t f.
ITETW ADY_ERT_IS.E.3TB.NTS.
JOR SALE T •
A PLEASANT and CONVENIENT HOUSE
and LOT, on Second street, Columbia. Inquire
at this office. (dee. 14, qw-tr.
TOIL N FENDRICII, '
WHOLESALE & nrrAn.
TOBACCO, SNUFF Jr.: . SEGAR MANU
FACTI7RER.
.'.g.'nt• for the New York Fine Cut, Navy, and
Monitor Chow-Chow Chewing Tobacco, corner
of Front and La:ll.A streets, Columbia, Pa.
dee li,
'NOTICE !-ELECTION FOR NINE
DIRECTORS of First National Bank to-
Citable, will take place nt their Banking House,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 14th, ISM, between' the
hour!, of It o'clock A. M. and 4 P. ,
dee. 1 1,*(.7-5t.1 S. S. DETWIL7R, Cashier.
- DANKELECTION. — AN ELECTION
_EH FOR DIRECTORS of the Columbia Nat'l.
Hank will he held at the Banking House thereof
In Columbia. nu the SECOND TUESDAY of
JAN LA RV, VW, between the hours of 10 A. M.,
and 2 P. M. SAMUEL SHOCH,
di,. 11, '67-5t.1 Cashier.
ALE OF TOWN LOTS !
011 s ATI:I:DAY EVENING, DECEMBER
I ILI), 1 , 4 1 7, the undersigned will sell at Public Sale
et fibre Franklin Hous., the following 'valuable
Real _E', tate, hittutted On Fourth ,•treet extended,
iiNatt Ina leer front Walnut etreet.
FOUR BUILDING LOTS, •
each fronting on Fourth street extended 25 feet,
and extending in depth 149 fcet.
Nate to commence :di o'clock F. 31.,when terms
will be made known by
JOIDT FENDRICH.
Snug EnnY, Auctioneer. (dee. 144 t.
THO USES •AT PUBLIC SALE
The subscribers will expose to Public Sale,
at the Franklin House. Columbia, on SATUR
DAY, December 215t,1867, the following property
vie.: SEVEN FRAME HOUSES, known WI " Pud
dler,' i'ow," situated on the corner of Third and
Mill streets, in saki borough. These are conve
nient tenements, and will be sold separate or all
together, to snit purchasers.
:sale to commence at 7 o'clock P. M.
Terms will be accommodating, and will be
made known at sale by
JOHN Q. DENNY,
Columbia, dee. 11-2t.1 J. G. HESS.
(ZELLERS & FOLWELL,
WHOLESALE
CONF ECTLUNETM - tic ;PRIJITIIRRE-S,
No. led North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
/ - ..Z , Orders promptly attended to. [dec. 14-It.
GETTYSBURG RAIL ROAD.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
01 the Gorrysnutto RAIL ROAD COMPANY wilt
be held at the Office of the President in Colum
bia, on MONDAY, JANUARY 13th; ISGS, at two
o'clock. The Annual election of a President and
Twelve Threetors, will be held between the houni
of 3 and '1 o'clock, P. M.
1100. 11 il.) HOWARD S. CASE, See.y.
A Wl] NISTRATOR'S NOTICE!
Whereas, Letters of Administration to the
Itstite of Christian P. Stauffer, late of West
Hem pdeld tosvuship, deceased, have been grant
ed to the subscriber, all persons Indebted to said
ek t a ie are requested to make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the estate of haat. deceased, will make
known the same, without delay, to
JOH N M. GRIPER, Administrator,
lee. 14, '67-tit.] Moun
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
MIRO
(.(t 2c t sEenNi) AN]) LOCUST STREETS,
COI4UMBIA, PENN'A.
711,2711 ( 1iiig evory de,intl,l ,- ,. Style And
DRESS GOODS,
PR [N TS, MUSLIMS,
Tref: ENT S, SHEETINGS,
F LANNELS, BLANKETS,
I lOOP SKIRTS, SHAWLS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
1 I OSIERY, GLOVES, MITS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, SUSPENDERS,
TIES, A: NOTIONS G ENERALLY.
01,0'11 I S, CIASSIMERES:SATINETTS,
%mom: a great variety of Articles ~ultable for
ICOLID_IY PRESENTS.
NOIIV rt re more appropriate or acceptable to it
Family than
SEWING MACHINES.
BUTTER DISHES,
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WlLcox Z Giun9, and Howr.
Every Machine warranted to give entire satis
faction.
All other Good Machine, furnished at Agents'
Special attention given to
I\ fere na n t Tailoring.
CLOTHING MADE UP TO ORDER
In Sept City Styles, and satisfaction guaranteed.
NuT cRAAJNERs,
ate., &e. Se
(ice. I I,
pr BANKRUPTCY
District Court of the United)
States for the Eastern DL4In Bankruptey.
Mict of Pennsylvania.
In the matter of BENJAMIN F. ArroLD, a Da nit
rapt.
Eastern District of Pennsylvania, hs,
A wz , :rant hits been issued by said Court
against the estate of 13e:1in:ilia F. Appold, or the
County of time:titer and State,of Pennsylvania,
hi said District, he haying been adjudged a Bank
rupt upon petit Mit of his creditors, and the pay
ment of any iieliLS and the delivery of any prop
erty to hint are forhidden by law. A meeting Of
the creditors of said Bankrupt' to prove their
tells and to choose nue or more Assignees cif
his estate. will Ito held at a Court of Bankruptcy
to lie holden at Dint:aster City, in said District.
on the 2Stli day of December, A. D., 1867, at lit
clnek, A. 31., at tb e <Aloe of A. Slarnaker.(one of
for 11-gist ei s in Bankruptcy of said District) in
soot II Queen , hors from Centre Square.
.101sENI GA INTNER.
U. S. Deputy Marshal.:
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C.:±KEING IS' BELIEVING
Rll'lL SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED
WARES,
and :-.010, and description, made ex
tor the Winter Trade, whicllrror
neat ne , , and durability cannot•
•urpa , -,ed at,
.1011 N BOWMAN'S,
Wu.ric , ,iic Mt Itotail Manufacturing Lytal,lith
menr, Till Arch Street,
11(IL4DELP1114.
r• t Short, Not lee
filer. *t -13%
- DUBUC ;'_. 4 .A.LE OF BUILDING AND
OUT r, (yrs
Subscriber, will otfer at Publlo Sale, at the
Franklin I louge, In the lxwough of Columbia, nil
s.Vf URBAN, DECE3II3EII. 2lst, 18b7,
iol low: n Valuable Real Kstate, bltual.e.l In
, al/1 Borough, viz:
ILDING LOTS !
raeli [l.olllllssin the !ixitith side of Manor
and oxteiviing In dept It :200 feet to a 11 fe. , t,
puhl le alley. One of these Lot, Is on the
eorner of 31at tor and .hat: - nee street..
front i nn' i feet on the north ,ide of Manor
r , et, and extending' hi depth feet a Inches,
11 a In teet wide private alley. Two of the.e
it; k,,rlii•t . 4.f 3111110 r and Stutwnev street , .
VE:si" OCT LOTS!
o.ttod tktnnor and iltawneo streets, varying
front thrve-rourtto. of an acre to seven
rrrr
A ph,o of tho4lhovc lot , can l.e Not•tt at theollice
of A. S. r;re..h.and n 111 ho exliWited on the e‘..-
liim; Ilf the ,:110.
T;.lol' , :—Tell per cent. Of th, purchase mon v y
t. , be Paid December 23,1, 15477: lite balance on
the 1 , 1 or Aim', I. when tt near title to the
pn tpv rt will be given. I.'os...es:stun give/181, tone
I,r fir,t payment.
1.0 0 , 111711e1.10.` ut o'clock: P. M.„ of Sul,'
ty. PHILLIP GOSSLER,
Cora, tlee.ll-2t.] A\IOS S. GREEN.
€ l .- AME:' , ' E. CALDWELL & CO.,
ENTME IMPORTATION OF
CIIP.ISTJIAS GOODS!
For the Pre , ent SeasOn, to which they mostire
reditilly invite the attention of those visiting
Plitladelphl a, stu;gesting an early call, before the
choicest. articles are selected, and the hurry of
llohday business prevents that careful attention
they de:4x e extended to all their visitors. The
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Plated Goods, Clocks, Bronzes,
and European Novelties,
Of every description, ()tiered this season by this
lows. exceeds in nchness, variety and beauty,
the snorts of any previous year. An examina
t in of our goods cannot but prove interesting to
part it. from the country, who at e most cordial
ly ino it et LO isit our establishment. All orders
by letter, or inquiries respecting goods and
prices, witl rec.:l....cart:lu] and prompt attention.
(totals carefully pached ;Ind forwarded. PRICE 4
IIEATLY RiMUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES,
CH ESTN Silt E",'",,T, PHILADELPHIA
D,e. I I, '67.41111,
PATTON'S
'om prising a. Otmornl Assortment
DR - 1 7- GOODS.
Lee.,
At Panic Prices.
3LkeirncE3 TO RENT
vi.o, or - mei:ll.mq, guEENswAiIE,
cLoTils,
74.4 ARCH. STREET
NEW ' , FOULS.: NEW GOODS!
SEVENTEEN BUILDINt: LOTS!
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Jewvl.4, roki
NO. 32'2