ciy.y:olf,t*ii,ti,it,..•:.,gliA4.,'!.
f+F~}nF'l~l~~+~~~l~f at~l/~+E~f=~`~:~;7~io3
Satturday, tralitfarij • 1:1; :Is6B.
adveitising, will :be considered.
CASH., and collectable- at nay time after the
first Insertion. • - . •
'DICKENS -TWA.D.DLE.
The first visit of Dickens; says.the 13rook
„hin - Stundardovas the occasion of much hu
'nullating.fituikeisirf.' .llis'SeConcl 'coming
•
is marked by-ii Vast arneurit oftwaddlo. . •
"Since - Ate -laying...of-the -.Atlantic- Cable
many absurd dispatches 'have 'been sent'
over the wire„ but probably nothing' more
ridiculous:than' the paragraph from a Loa:,
• don .Tintei editorial, complimenting the.,
Amerieana on
.tlfeir "Magnanimous" treat
- "went 'Of the novelist:' it is impossible to
explain the reference to magnanimity ex
cept on the presumption that Dickens
,has'
, heretofore Said 'or done something offensiyo
to the people of this country. Conceding
the point argumentatively; What did the ,
Times anticipate? - Did it expect us to,mob, -
or tar-and-feather. and reil-ridohiM?
• the Times yet to learn that this is a civiliz
ed nation? - America has grown old enough
in a quarter of a century, topermit reed or
imngintriy affronts 'Millie part of individu
als, to pass with no less . dignified emotion
than silent- contempt. Should a
,mau, re
markably gifted in the art , of -standing on
. his head, appear in this city,' people'.would
go and see and ,perhaps applaud 'him; al
though he were knotin to have unfavorably
criticised 4 ! this blasted country'!; , Julien,
'of the monster orchestra; the immaculaim
necktie, the spotless vest, mid the buffoon's
mannerisms, was understood to have
spoken inildiouSly of the public o 1 the
United States, but his Conceits were not for
that reason less enjoyedby large - audiences.
So' when Dickens 'exhibits hirnself. to
curious crowds as the - authM.:Of popular
~novels, good order will be maintained,
wholly independently, of his friendlinciS or
- unfriendliness.: to our republican institu
' Lions.. Another form el - twaddle, is the ills
cussion Of the propriety, of tusking-money
in the; war Dickens has , devised for the
gathering_of greenbacks. ' -This is purely a
personal matter, , and ; this country being
eminently free, Die.kens has :aright, to do
'just as he Pletties about it. -LikentoStmen
_he is not averse lo 'securing a' comfortable
income, andiilae otheitnen,hetnastlmper-'
mitted to engage in any honest - lansiriese to
• accomPlisrchis purpdse. If Beecher writes
a stupid.'novel, 9reeley a dull and' egotistic
autoblographY, :Bryant sleepy, poems; and
Everett rhetorical platitudes; for t 4 .6 New
,-York Ledgcr, not for faun), or because leis
- creditable to contribute to the Cobb organ, -
Intt hecauSe its proprietor pays large gums
for -the ,litermy service, why 'should not
Dickens-read?, We donTSuppese 'Dickens':
t himself thinks heIS a gOotr•syoader.
He is in -factthe "wOrst we can recall: but
ho not going Co city; now to
- 14irijce a reputation. lie:reliee=andsafely;
- on. his book for:that-1' He is rSimply=•afterz
money; and if peOplo:ctiooso to give itfor a'
sight of , laitn, it is nobody : else'k Unsinesi.
' Talk: about art and its degradation' is 'out' of
—order-ijust' had
instead
,of yeading-, adclest:'hitiSelf f-.13ar=... -
nurci'3 collection and.':stOciii•Air : ,thO side 'of
`;the;':-fat 'ivOman::"and:the'listirie;!, Skeleton,
; labelled ," Boz.',' :.It is-impossible. to raise
his: reading ; to ; an,artistic level. `-\Yhen' we
Would eons ... Wei
turn ..:ii . diteltiiblii,..6,ol:o::;bne'' . :raere
-: - /brin2,Of . pwatidle is foueeiii . tbe ziOt4ces of
the joarri
alist-':w110,11as heiml:Dieki3i)S'Who clove'. riot
. _
readingjs•,-pone . 4o
With hero _ und•thore 11The.teeption.1not - oho
-hns•the ,in
lilace of;..intelligiblii(xeviOiriv we liive:-.091.7
mans of dreary 4rirel; jitn • itillnite deal -
nothing;-wlih;leii : Os 'the render agn:sejy
,rgitiiraut pf 4isebtly§-e.
.„Pt•ohably;"after : • the
Dickens has :gone ...twin"
iockets';:thei leading jonrnnls;tsill disclose
the titithit.
• . : . „
—Mushroom Perfume.S.-Of theswarm of
inferior purfarries got up%to conipetti with
.Phalon's "Istlght-Blooming,cerens;',' scarce
ly even: 'the - memory `remams., ,,, -,They, are
hterally,•.forgotten- ' while ' the sales Of ,, that
ne plus ultra of.S.llfritgrauce •const*tly• in
creases.7—WinNed'iferald.- ;
—"Canst thou not minister to a mind dineasetl;' ,
And, with somnsweet, oblivious antidote,
Cleanse the foul bosom , of the perliounAtuff-
That weighs upon the heart?". - '
Certainly; Plantation Bitters. will do it
when - nothing Melancholy, Do
pression,Hypechotidria,lnSanity,all spring,
more. or less, from a diseased.
,stomach, and.
this; Plantation Bitters-is' w sure cure for.
There is no mistake - alicint it;-' , Dyspepsia;
Headache, Dullness, ; A:ite, andliow Spirits
Must 'yield-to therhealtlt-giving-and genial
influence of the Plantation Bitters. - atyou
are„,in , doubt, make ono trialmid im,.con
sitieed, 3 Thus say these who kno,W,o .
' •;Ntainolia3Vater-::-a"delightftiftolIet'al-:
ticle—suporior to Cologne and , "atrhalrthe
price. 2.•
lIEESVE.L.L..4IVXO77S;
FOR --:CARIBTMAS ; -AND
'over]) Stock of Title Gold rind Silver W.titeh es,
all warranted to run, and thoroughly resit-,
lated; at the low price of.SlO each r and
`-- -` - • satlstictioragu,aran teed. •
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watchez.- - .:2521N) to $lOOO .
100 Haute tit Cased-Gold Watches— . 250 to 000
'lOO d ate Watches, enameled -
.100 300.
- • 200 Gold'Hant'g Chron'eterWatehes - .30:t0 - 800'
Gold HuntingEngilsh Levers-- 230 to • 210 -
, 300 Gold Hunting - Duplex Watches., 150 to. , 200
• 500 Gold Hunt'g AmericariWatches;loo te 230,
500 Silver Hunting Levers ' •50 to 150
...500 Silver Hunting Duplexes ' 75 to.' 250
, 500 Gold Ladies' - Watches • • - 50.20 250 -
"],OOO Gold Hunting Lepines. - ---."-!..-. ... 50 to .
•• 1,000 Miscellaneous Silver \Vat-Ole:L.- .50 to 1 0 0
• 2,500 Hunting Silver Watehes-, .... t 2310
5,000 Assorted Watches, all ][inns.• 10 -, 73
~The above' Mock will he disposed of on the.
,2•OEVIatI2 ONE-1na1(716 giving every patron'
0 - a tine Gold or solid Silver Watch far $lO, withart
" WHIGHTA-ERG.:- &. - ..Cm,1161. - Itro,adway, New
• Yofk„wisitclAztlnamediately -dispose of - the above
• mapilticent stock., Certificates naming the ar
-tides, are - placed, in, sealed , - envelopes, and well
Holders are entitled to the articles
named in - their-certincate, upon payment of Ten.
',Dollars, whether it be a watch worth $lOOO or one,
, 'worth less. The return of any of our certificates
- entitles you to the articles named thereon tupon ,
payment, irrespective of its 'worth, en anyno ar
tide valued less than $lO is named on corti-
Heide, it wiltat once be_seera tharthisas no lot- -
's cfarY:-Mit a 'straight forwardlegltininte-trans.te-,
tion„which may bcPurticipatedin,evan by„ - thel
- A single certillotte will, lie sent -by Mall. post'
paid; upon receipt of 23 cents;Ativo for. slVeleven
for $2; thirty-three and, elegant premium 'for $5,
and, , ruore,valuabie premium'for $10;'
ono hundred • and most- superb -Watch for- $l5.
• •" To agents - or those; wishing cruployment;thim
Is a rare oprtunity: It, is a legitimately con- •
ducted business; duly authorized by the : Gm/ern... ,
_anent; and , open . to _the , most-careful scrutiny..
--
s ,;Watchen sent - by Expreeswlth for:collection'
on delivery. so that - no dissatisfaction-can posp
' - ;,bly.ooanr,' -Try us. Address,,,t,.-
, , WHIG - HZ BROTHER - &CO.;
oct.W, 'f57.-.lm:.J- - .1 - ' 0 ?- - 101 - Broadway HMV York.
: %RAUL, ANDI : VirT •c'
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St orPtiereq-atI'6!BuZIELER'S .:.,, '
• vivoCaltsuid tiee,
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0 MORE - CHANCE - "To 7 kDIIL"
MISHLER'S :HERB:BITTERS - -
WILL BF, SOLD, HEREAFTER-ONLY IN GLASS,'
' l'S CAN itE PROC:CitNis 9•1,".41,T, DICTOGISTS.,
In making the above change, and discon
tinuing entirely the sale of 'Mishler'S Herb
Bitters, in bulk the proprietors, deem that
'the ,people., should be informed of the
causes which called forth' such action on
their part." " • .
in the first place, we hold that Mishler's
Herb Bitters is not, a beVertige;•we never
intended it to. be used tig. a -beverage, but
that it is a medicinal preparation of various
' herbs, &c., : compounded upon scientific
principles, and = in' exact accordanCe With
the formulae of the phurinicopreia in the
preparation of the tinctures, &c. , ' - com
pound tincture of , eigliteen different Herbs,
dc.; and, as far as possible removed, mid
differing froni the many so called-Tonics,
Bitters, Cordials; Stomachics, , which, for
the most part, are-nothing but so many dis
guises assumed by whisky, "and-as for the
most part composed of the major portion of
the very vilest quality - of. that article, fla
vored with some strong_ drugs to .destroy
the nausea of the-same, in order to tickle
the palate, minister to a depraved taste and
afford a plausible excuse for - persons to'
drink whisky-under a different name.
Mishler'S Herb Bitters has been sold in
bulk.: In this particular it-has been unfor
tunate, for it had thus boon placed directly'
in contact with the above, mentioned, and
although ,- its intrinsic merit and ' sterling
worth has, enabled it to sustain its - high
character, yet the people have naturally . a
certain distrust of the article when it is
found to be classed in the same- category
with a number of-whisky preparations, bar
'drinks, and beverages. - , '
- This is the one, great advantage against
whieb. Mohler's Herb Bitters has to
contend, but there is still another—The
demand 'for it has - caused many un
principled persons;,:who are not content
with-the - profit derived in a legitiniato man
ner from its sale, TO INCREASE THEIR
GAINS BY ADULTERATION. They will
'purchase, perhaps, ,i barrel, and by the ad
mixture of cheap whisky and water;. in
crease the quantity, making perhaps, .two,
or it may be three-barrels of the counterfeit,
from a single barrel of the genuine, thus
abusing the confidence of 'their customers,
injuring their health, and it. is likely, in
many instances, inflicting serious -injury
thereby e hesides , doing injustice to the pro
prietors and injuring- the reputation of the
_article. . .
This is 'the most serious objection,
but
there is still anotber.—Our desire to have
this preparation for sale on the shelves of
every druggist, and country store dealer,
-thus placing it within easy access of all
classes and every: section of the country.
If the Bitters are sold in bulk, it is retailed
principally at hotels, restaurants and tav
erns, so that druggists and-merchants -can
not safely, and profitably sell., it to their
customers. At the.hotels the Bitters is of
timeS • fearfully . adulterated; while when
in bottles, it isimpossible to tamper with
the-medicine without fear of detection. In
hotels it•mast be sold as a beverage; which
is not the object of its" manufacture,„ while
as a medicine, securely sealed in a proper
sized :bottle, the Bitters can be retailed from
the counter of every druggist and. merchant
in the country,
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS
ARE NOW:ONLY SOLD IN BOTTLES.
Let this fact ho remembered by the public,
who-may consider all other preparations
sold hi balk, and:ander its name as base
and-worthless counterfeits. - -
A PART OF TO-DAT'S - MAIL.
- PnovnsExer., R. 1., Nov. °3,-1807.
Dn. S. B. ILuirmAN ti Cd. - -
GENTS.; Please send me,' immediately,
my usual: complement of your Bitters, as
what Iliave on hand - is going off rapidly,
and will soon be exhausted.
I ,have 'been very successful -in -curing
with the Bitters.a very distressing, case of
Scrofula: , The patient is a young man who
was' afflicted - with , the disease--for years.
live; bottles of: the - Bitters, with one of
'green label, cured him.entirely.-. •
'You have not recommended yoni titters
for worms-in' childrer4".but from a case that
bas passed through my hands; I am satis
fied that lIISHLER'S lIIERM BITTERS
can .be relied on as a - specific in such , disor
ders. The fasts of the' case are as follows:
A gentleman,whose - wife had been using
the Bittdrs; has a child of about six years
of age, - who was' sadly afflicted with worms
and reduced io, ,a mere skeleton.' Quito a,
number of• our prominent physicians , pr e
. scribed for, the child, 'but without avail.
.The' gentleinan finally • concluded to - try
yotir Bitters, and commenced giving the
teaspoonful three Ttimes per
day. On the third clay 'of this treatment
the Bitters caused troublo with the worms,
and the - father says it. fairly frightened him
to 'see the immense number of worms that,
, .
passed from his little sufferer. The child
has; rapidly : recovered , from its many
months illness, and Is in the enjoyment of
good Health, although it is somewhat thin.
mention these two cases toyon to show
you:the -gumless that is following the - intro
auction' of the Bitters in the New -England
States. , r . ' '
-,Enclosed rind niy, check for $l5O, amount
of.last ,bill:'' Be, snre and send. Bitters as
•
soon as possible.. - • -•••-•
- Respectfollyzvonrs, &c.,
-- • •- , NV.M. TREDENICK. ,
, . Newton st., Providence, R. I.
,
... .LANCASTER PA., Nov. 24, 1867.
lkinssus. S. B. HAnrmax Co.-
'DEAR. While' working at .Norris'"
Locou6tive Works, two years ago, I was
injured by a -heavy"- frame felling on' my
right hand; which was so injured as to be
- rendered entirely useless, the wrist was as it
were ben completelybent. I went to sev
.erid physicians, who told me that"l , could
never recover-the use of the hand. One of
them wanted- toremove.some of the bones
of the wrist; but I did not "consent. 1 was
, unable to Work for oxer a year, And having
"a fitinilyrmyToraior'earnings were rapidly
-disappearing.; I found that it was - useleSS,
for'mato,continue _under:, their treatment,
as was not imprcling; and" by the advice
'of my' friend:4 went-to'Mishler and
commenced the: use,of. 'the, Herb - Bitters,
both. internally_ Mid": externally:, By. the
time used, , , two-.. bottlesJ. , found I
was receiving benefit. Contintiingy,l still'
inaPreVed,yrny %and 'regained' its , power,
end I rum,now.able to work. is, not yet,
strong'as fOrinerly;'hut,l am using
'it-at -work, -and: it 'is Steadily - imProving.
,I.lishler's Herb Bitters was -the:only thing
that'gave "nie relief. -1; Its effeats in my case
was almost instantaneous.
- - - .N.LIDDIXTOWN; Nov. 20, 1867,
IM:S..-I.3.ll;tatrz.tets'St -
On
;February :21st; there. appeared on
,my "leg 7belcrar, the. knee,- a' small yellow
~pimple--apparentlyr-containing matter; it
"was rather painful, - blit being of so trifling
a nature, at tirst'l took no notice of it, but
,on the second day-iti-had spread to ,such an
, extent that I - was": laid up, linable to get
;about,'-4.t. , continued •spreading , until my
leg was one tare sore-from the knee to the
-ankle, - dischargrng•all the .time and caus
ing - intense pains. „I in the,- meantime _was'
-undergoing _treatment at the - litinda' of an
eminent plorv.sibiart who. at,
do - nothing"
for me. I also tried - a - great number . of pri
vatarinnedies that were recommended, - -but
of no avail ~ I concluded to tak"e_no , more
medicine;lint.was - persutided ,by. , Mr: Elias •
mntivoJof your , : Mtn' to give_
,your.Horti Bitters at least ti trial. To: grat
-ify him I c - onsentecii.though I had not -the,
least hope ~ o f receiving benefit from him.
The'disease lied 'affected my-entire system,
iind'llhadlnia4e`up'uly,mindto-•die:- After
rising-your,Bitters a short ~ time, zr experi
enced, a'cluinge ; thweefect ., of the medicine
Was
.teivapparent arid - .affectedi-iny, entire'
,At first_ I-timught,it inade,"Me worse,.,
but atthe Urgent solicitation:of niy. friends
. -I.persevered. in its use, , and• am ,pleased
Ito
say. that noWaßer using nine ,bettles'lam, ; -
Imay'say, - ,we11." - The `sores on my _log are,
'alrliealed,'therels, - no• running, holes
witirmew2,flesh,; and a
• certairramount of tenderness the. parts,
lhat"wera affected is , alkthatronmins' of -the .
sdisetise": , :"- had,'-,doctored"..,f,or . ;over; -two
could obtain 'Many
- persons;.-are-cognizant of these, faCts,', as I
-
am Welllninwn lierci;:havingfor some time,
.been inspeetor_okties for :the;l'e.ma'a R. - R.'
Col' - '7.%.ly.recoveryl attribute :Solely' to. the
lase'of.l4ildfier's Herb-Bitters, And cannot'
sufilcientltexpress"myserise cif. the merits,
iif_yoarfpreparatloM , with"mittinnks'lla.M;.,
yenrs," - * . ,Very.reapeetfullllyy - "-> r ,
• •1. : . 3" 0 1 1N,E.4 ";
41 , - , A! the undersigned, do herebY, Corti fy that •
Elie above - statement is correct:. ,rr •
, Surieriliseir,TDiv;No..`4,P.,R;
- , " - WA"SH 3 NOT OII7 ; D.:C.; ; N:o v. 24;1807.:
Dsalt : This'is,to.certify,that.l have
'been , steeled. foethepast.severi.Years , with•
.!Serpfulte,oir-both,:ar,nts'iandqegsf . "..'
doctored witit4he-.„.mest :colebrateil ‘ physi=
:clarit' , Of•the Ceriziatry;*rid,allavaileA4 path linga iteliinwthecame , dntolerable,;•ea ,
lieeialkY;Settkidett,;.stimutehtsoas', to ',pia;
~ventpaefromidoepinerivitareconimended,
lOrit younenhan3mthe Aitinitiertnliv';your:
':CELMIR.S.TEDHERB . BITTERS.' 1.
. s 'Oillyt*d'hOttleVatiff.the relief haslbiento,
..gratifidngthatfLbriv - eridliesitaticirfain - Say—
ISngthitta, , fc.„74,intietwillintike aperfect ,
V-ellie t niove;:gentlernartthitCbeen.".llM-prti7; - ,
4rietarohthe.:ReiCeinity.l9,firnalSPringe'. ,
landfills° •tbe4iitentea-iirAlia. , Xelehiated:„
'Fined 4 7,
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.-
CAst s6Ps
TERRIBLE 'EXCITEMENT
-FALL OPENINOI
AT LAST FOUND THE PLACE
TO BUY
0 t 1: AT
CRASH
DOWN THEY COME! !
BARGATICS TO BE NAB AT THE
MAMMOTH STORE -OF
W. G. CASE & SON,
Splendid Stock of . ' kew Goods at
GREATLY - REpTICED PRICES,
WE HAVE PURCHASED: A _LARGE
AND FASHIONABLE STOCK OF
CLOTHS,
OASSMIERES,
Which _wo, are prepared to make up
IN THE LATEST STYLES
A Largo Assortment of
FALL & AITLNTER
DRESS GOODS!
Black and Fancy Silks, French and Scotch
Ginghams, prints or all Styles and
:Makes. A fill Stock ." or
Linens. A Fine Stock
, of Hosiery,
GLOVES,
DRESS BUTTONS,
AND TRIMAIT.NGS
The Best Stoek of
BROWN
AND
BLEACHED -
SHIRTINGS,
Of Every Width and Quality From
10 Cents PER YARD up.
WE MARE A SPECIALITY OF OUR
MERINOS,
WOOL •
POPLINS,
POPLIN •
ALPACAS,
WOOL
- , DELAINES,
COBERGS
SPRAGUES
Pluy, '
Purple,
- ' ' American,
Merl macks,
Allen, Pacitic,
' ' Wamsutta, Glen Cove,
. Corset Jeans, Fine Cambric -9,
Paper Cambrics, Linens, Linen
Handkerchiefs, Napkins, Threads,
Braids, Dress Trinnnlings, Tidy
`Worsteds; Hosiery,
all kinds, Hoop Skirts
- Silk elven.'Mrs,
-
Saeirues,
Balmorals,
•
• '
31.011MNLNG:DRESS GOODS,
GLNGECAMS,.
. • ENGLISH,• •
- TRENCH - '
•'
"AND SWISS
'HITE•GOODS, _VERIE:LOW PRICES
• ALL RINDS" of' PRINTED DELAINES,
=I
PACIFIC, ' - -
ILA.MI - LTON,
- FOULARDS, „
FALL' & AVINTEIt
SHAWLS OF ALL KINDS.
OL6TFIS" 'cAsisristßßEs, --
- • For Gent's and Ladies' Wear.
FLAN.NEL3, WRITE AND COLORED
•
Brown
Muslims;
Bleached, ' .•• ' •
- , MUslins,
'Blue Drills, - '
- • - Pillow Casing' ,
• , Double Width
Cotton and LRCMs: .
Ladies' th Gents'
'
- Paper Collars, Cuffs, Neck
Ties, Fancy' and Plain, Kid
, Gloves, White and Colored, of
all makes, Ready Made Shirts,
TICRINGS _all 'GRADES, Sc.
ALSO,
ALL STYLES, OF_
e-ITATS CAPS ,
Boots • , Shoos
LADIES' ,GLOVE . RID,.IdISSES' and MILD-,
REN'S SHOF.S
I .;, : NRW - 4 ,- *N'T'iI,4). : L,ORING
DONE-INTH:O, STiLE
SIDETFIE CITIES, AND ALL
. FITTING WAIMANTE.D.
:44 7 0: -, tI : E I TS:VV : `. - 4,
LOT - GROC.b.kgES,
cqXsLsrniTG OF
~ .:coFFp3s; ;;;;1 . i :
-*OW'S.
"CANNED FRTITS ece.
-'Please giva " us ~ ,tha- , SQLD 'STAND of,
' ,U . A.t.thit ' it CASE, where Solican examine our
.fitiieit;:beic;re purchasing elsewhere:
r,• .
Age iqy for ; , •
BAKER'S.
-7, CXLll,at , tbdStorentiaqier:Si s ior l s..tng.lS 6l-
. er41,1 - .llda att
tit'St:; t bo'fsiconl:Font 41130aonct Sta., `,
- -iyarita;kas 4s:9lven:- - tor au, ki n ds of aiint r y
Proquen, einekange. ,• ;
B.EII 7 IZ'rO Iffd
SEWING' , MAOFIINES
There Istloneerl4sltz.vfOr 4 Swlngingnrwand
• the Circle" of •
•
Sewi4g Machine
,
„In search of a GOOD ONE, when one is offered
to you combining-in itself all the GOOD QUALI
TIES claimed for any in the Market, and divate t t
of all the defects and dep-frapsjixturos, end attach
ments used to make Machines sell. =•
• ' . We otferfor sale the • "
GROVER - & BAKER
FAMILY • , -
Making the Elastic Stitch which will notAl or /that:
by toution, and for proof ot its eXcellence, refer to
those having them. in use. • .
•
sts..We have at all times a CO'AIPETENT PER
SON in attendance—not to picture imaginary
perfections, nor to describe with voluble imper
tinence the defects of other machines, in order
to hide anything in those we sell, bet to show
what can be done with ours. -
•
We have also the best
• LOCK STITCH
MANUFACTURING MACHINE,
Ever offered to the public, and only ask an ex
- amination of them to substantiate our
• assertions. Also,
- SECOND-HAND MACIIINES,
Ili good running
order, of the. following makes,. which
we will sell at ABOUT HALF the orviiin/ Pmcm:
WILCOX 6: GIBBS,
-
WHEELER WILSON'S
AND HOWE'S.
W. G. CASES SON, -
• Agents,at Rolling Mill Store,
- Columbia, Pertn'a.
' N. B.—The above Machines are also to be had
of F. X. Ziegler, the former Agent, at theAdarns
Express Office, in Walnut street, above Front.
June 5,'671-tf]
PRICES ! !
GROVER & BAKER'S
.1-lIGDLEST P.DEIIIII7.W
ELASTIC STITCH
AND
LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
495 BI2OiIIWAY, NEW YOSTE.
730 CIIESTEIIT STunp7r, PITILADELPHIA.
Jan. 5, 'O7
& VESTING S,
GREATIM E
PROVMENTS
IN SEWING MACHINES
EMPIRE -
SHUTT-L1• MACHINE.
Salesroom, No. 021 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
This MACHINE is constructed on n new prin
cipal of mechanism, possessing many rare and
valuable improvements, having 'been examined
by the most profound experts. and wonounced
to be SIMPLICITY and PERFECTION COM
BINED.
- - -
The following are the principal objections urged
against Sewing 'Machines : . •
I. - Excessive fatigue to the operator.
2. Liability to get out of order.'
S Expense, trouble, and -loss of „tarnelrLre
pairing.--0 „ . _
4 e
. Incapacity to sew very descriptimi - of ma
terial. -
5. Disagreeable noise while in operation.
The Empire Setein9 Machine is Exempt from oil them
OBJECTIONS.
It has a straight needle. perpendicular action,
makes the LOCK: or SHUTTLE STITCH, which
.will neither RIP nor RAVEL and is alike on
both sides; performs perfect sewing on every
description of nmterial, .from Leather to the
finest Nansook Muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
IT HEMS, FELLSy BIXDS BRAIDS TUCKS,
&c., &c
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, anti
the least possible friction, it runs as.smooth as
glass, and is'
EMPHATICALLY A NOISELESS •
All rariclics,of CAMszrr MAmuNis from optcarda
Ali Particular attention•is called to our new
and Improved Manufacturing Machine, for
Tailoring, Shoe-dtting, Coach Trimming, te.
Its advantages are simplicity, durability, _rapid
ity, easy adaptation to all branches of manufac
turing. It makes perfect work on all material.
It is especially desirable in sewing Patent Leat
her, and Is very still. It short It is the mast per
fect manufacturing machine in the market.
N. B.—Every Machine guarranteed.
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
021 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
FRANK GRANELLO, Agent.
- AM7Agents wanted. Jan-10;01-1y
THE, HOWJ MACHINE CO.'
•
SEWING MACHINES,
FOE FAMILIES AND MANUFACTLTREAS
'The Howe
LOCIC
THESE IVOItIaII 7 RENOWNED
SEWING- MACHINES
Were awarded the highest premium at the
World's Zair in London, and six , first premiums
at the Nary York State Fair of ISGG, and,are cele
brated for doing .the best :work, using a mach
smaller needle for the same. thread Ihan_any
other machine, and
_by the introduction of the
most improved ntachinery, we. are now able to
supply the very best machines in the world..
These machines are made at our new and
spacious Factory at Bridgeport. Coun., under the
immediate supervision of- the President of the
Company,
ELIAS .110WE,.JR , -
•
the original inventor of the Sewing Machine.
They are adapted to all kinds of Family Sewing,
and to the use of Seamstresses, Dress Makers,
Tailors, Manufacturers of Skirts, Collars, Skirts,
Cloaks, Mantillas, Clothing, Rats, Caps, Corsets,.
Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Goods,•
Umbrellas, Parasols, etc.. They wegok. equally
well upon silk, 'linen, woolen - and - cotton•go•
with silk, cotton or linen - thread. They will
seam, quilt;gather, hem; fell, cord, braid, bind,
and perform every species 01 mewing, making- a
beautiful and perfect stitch, - alike on both sides
of the articles sewed. ,
The Stitch invented by am HOWE:mid made
on this Machine, is the most popular and dur
able, and all Sewing Machines are subject to the
principle invented by him.
SEND FOR: CLRGITLAR.
The ITotceMachine Cominey,
.- 699 BROADWAY, Cor. Eourth St., N. Y
mar 30,'674.9.• - -
ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS
WE are almost daily in receipt of new and
fresh groceries, such as
SUGARS. , TEAS, MEAT,
COFFEE, FRUITS, FISH,
• SPICES, CHEESE, FLOUR.
" =Provisions of all kinds, together with Wood
and Willow-ware and Class and flueensware.
Switzer and Limberger Cheese, Berman Fruits,
ENGLISH AND _AMERICAN PICKLES.
- Fresh Peaches, and all the Fancy Groceries per
taining to a well regulated Grocery Store. -
I tun determined not to be surpassed in cheap
ness and in the excellent quality of my goods.
'Call around and inspect our stock whether
you buy or not. A share of pnbilc.,patronage is
soitcited -
. GEORGE TILLE, ..kitetst,7*.
Locust St., above Imid.
NpEW GROCERY -STORE.
The Subscriber-could respectfully inform
the nblie generally, that he lets Just received a
general assortment of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TEAS .I,ND SPICES.
Relined Sugars of all kinds.
andlless Mackerel
English S American Pickles,
Sugar Cured Hams, . .
Extra Fine Syrups, •
• '• - • • Old Rio andJavn.Coffee
- _ -
' f• DRIED AND CANNED FRUITS, '
Raisins, Pfunes"tind prepared Mustard always,
on hand and of the very best grades.
Our stock of slAplo and fancy groceries is, full
and complete andw,e intend keeping it fresh, by'
almost daily additions. -
' :Notions of different kinds always on hand.
- FREDERICK. 13UCHER,
ft.) „ cor. 4th A: Docnst Sts. •
REPARE FOR NLNTER.!
• - NEW CLOTHING.- '
,AT : REDUCED PRICES !
,
. . . .
Dress Coats; Business Coats, Overeoats,-Panta
.. loons - of the newest patterns, and made , >
,• , " up in:latest - styles, expressly
. ' .- - „ •
for hometracic,. • .- ..
. -
THE
, -
•- , Front,..St
The - subscriber has • JuSt, :purchased - into:4lM
Winter• Trade, in ilieNew - Tdrir. and , Philadelphia
Markets; a large and fashionable stock:of 7 •
READY MADE,,CIATRTNG .
•
.Wbich be offers to the citizens of Columbia and
vfolnity as : eheap if-not - cheaper .than the prices
before the war. An examination will :•satisfy
any , one that the prices are very low.
rhave the. Cheapest Priced Goods in ColuMbld;
and am prepared• to, make ,up :to or4er„
latest cuts,..liandsome, • . 4- '• -
CLOTHS, CASSII‘.IkRES,
also. b n handsome stoek:of Gentlemen's 011 - 11-
Ishing :goods, at very low prices - „ •
t.;;;TISILES BLUMMTiTr-A-L, '
• - Blue.pront Building% Front Street, ,
Val •• Columbia; ,Tenn'a:
,
• _ _
• -
:••,Ig , IYENV = .Trwr.tax;sTburi!or
.-Jorp.rsaftr..mr.nrw •••
and In
tiehd keeping a - first-class - Store, and sell at the
Lowest Prices. Call and see for yourselves.
June 15,%7 r Front. Street, above Locust.
PATENTED FEBRUARY 14T1/, ISGO
~,LTILT~, J Y'LIIITS; G~~THEILS,
MACHLNE
MO - BROADWAY, IS'Elir YO.llli.
GROCEBTES, tOc.
17EISCELLAIVX0775.
G REAT BARGAINS OFFERED!
Dui( ciooDsf , FANCY GOODS!
JEWELRY AND. SILVERWARE.' •
Worth over $2,000,000 All
CH. to he sold for One Dollar
EA
ARRANDALE & C 0.,•
162 BROADWAY, NEW Yana. Agents for European
Manufacturers, announce that in consequence of the
overstocking of the English market, an immense
quantity of DRY and FANCY GOODS have been con
signed to them, with, irrdructions :o he cleared for
immediate Cash, at any sacrifice. A. cE Co. liave,
therefore, resolved to otter them according to their
ordinary system of business, nt each, without re
gard to value.
The following list shows the original wholesale
prices of some of the articles which they now offer
Bear, Wolf and Buffalo Robes,. from XlOOO to - :, 2 :50 00
Sots of Furs. Sable, Ermine or Mink " 00 00 to,loo On
'Ladies' Mud's, " " 0 15 00 to .00 00
Collars " " 10 00 to 40 00
Silk and Satin Dress Patterns, " 1800 to 45 00
Berege and Egyptian Cloths, " 600t012 00
Alpacca and Muslin &amines, - 400 to 10 00
French Merinos and Twills, . - 10 00 to 20 00
Cambric, Tidbit and Mohair, " 400to10 00
Balmoral and Elliptic Skirts, " 2 00 to 00
Silk and Lace Veils, 200 to GOO
Sets line Cuffs and Collars, 200 to 500
Pairs of Lilies' Corsets,. " 250 to 600
Handkerchiefs,Silk, Pinin,Heinstitched ,
and embroidered Linen Lawn, per doz, f. 00 to 18 00
Ladies' and Gents, Cotton, Woolen and
Silk Hose and half Hose, per doz. prs, 400 to 1200
Ladies' and Gents' Merino, Cotton, Linen
• And Cotton Shirts and Undershirts,
each, from, ' . '2 50 to 000
Coat, Vest and Pantaloon Patterns in
Cloth, Cassimere, and Deoskin. from 3 - 00 to 25 00
Linen and Woolen Table Corers, " 260 to 800
White and Colored Linen Napkins, per
dozen, 6 00 to 12 00
Mullins, White and Unbleached, per yard,ls to Sects.
Flannels; Shawls in Woolen; Silk and Merino Nit
bias or Clouds; Woolen Hoods; Blankets; Linen and
Muslin Sheets; Velvet and Morocco Portmonnies;
Shopping Bags; Wallets; Meerschaum Pipes; Four
and Six Blade Pocket Knives, withpearl, tortoise
and ivory handles; French Clocks; Gilt and Bronze
Musical Boxes; Revolvers; Fowling Pieces; Fancy
Combs; Hair Nets ; Work. Boxes ; Card Cases;
Albums; Family and Pocket Bibles; Opera Glasses,
dc. We have also received a splendid assortment of
-WATCHES,
- - -
Gold and Silver Hunting Cases, for Gents; Enameled
do. for Ladies, together with ChainS of every - pattern
and '
Sets of Jewelry in every variety; Sleeve Buttons;
Thimbles ;Imekets ; Crosses; Rings, of every kind:
Brafielets, Gold Pens, Ac.
The SILVER. MARE DEPARTMENT comprises
Silver, Dining and Tea Sets; Castors, Ice Pitchers,
Table Spoons. Forks. Tea Spoons, Goblets, Drinking
Caps, Coffee Urns, Tea Pots, Cream Pitchers, Sugar
Bowls, Fruit Baskets, Cake Baskets, Card Baskets,
Fruit-Knives, Syrup Caps, Salvers, Portmonaies Pie
Knives, - Fish Knives.l\lustanrand Salt Spoons, _kap
ki a Rings, Egg Stands, Wine Holders, Card Cases, Sc.
All the above list of articles to bo sold for $1 each.
The expenses arc paid by the sale of Coupons or
Certificates naming each article in the stock, and its
value; these Certificates are enclosed in envelopes,
mixed up, and sold at
2.1 Cents Eaell-5 for Sl—ll for e 2. • -
Whatever article is named in the Certificate can be
obtained at One Dollar.
The article will be shown to the holder of the Cer
tificate, and it will be at his option, whether lie pays
the dollar and takes the article or not. In case :mi.
cies sent by mail or express are not staisfactory,they
can be returned and the money will be refunded. -
. - .
Every Certificate entitles the holder to .come nr
ticle of sterling value, worth much mars than a del
tar. in proof of this, -
READ THIS OFFER.
You =thrive for any of our certificates and SI, any
of the following articles, so that if you are not pleased
with the article or articles named on the Certificate,
you need not lose thew cents yon paid for it:
One Silvei-plated three bottle Castor, handsome
silver-plated Butter Dish, with plate and cover, Lady's
Shopping Bag, aso picture Album bound in velvet
and gilt, set of Tea Spoons, silver-plated on white
metal, set double plated Table Spoons or Forks, Pan to
pattern. (23 yards eassimere,) pair Jonvin's Paris
laid Gloves, splendid real Meerschaum Pipe, or solid
le caret Gold plain Ring.
REFERENCES.
I' During the four years we have boon agents for Eu
ropean manufacturers, we have received hundreds of
corn endatory notices from the Press, and letters
mm lifßate lfitlividuals;expressing tho highest sat
isfaction with our method of doing business. We
have many of these testimonials with names end
date, printed in pamphlet form. and as we have no
space for them in tins advertisement, we will send
copies free to any address.
Whenever desired, we will send articles by Express,
C. O. D. So that the money need only be paid O.:N
DELIVERY OF THE GOODS..
- - - - - -
We accept the entire responsibility of money sent
by ExPless, Post Office Order, or ltaukDraft.
We want agents EVERYWHERE. to whom a lilw
eral compensation will be paid, which can be learned
on application.
ID — Take care to write your name and address in a
clear, distinct hand, and address
ARRAN - DALE -C;
1.r.2 Broadway, New York
Post °Mee Box, Zr'2.95. -Wee. 21, '67-2m
pOCKET. BOOKS! •'
A Large and well selected stock el 'POCKET
BOOKS; has just been received, which wo will
sell at jeduced prices. Call and see our stook of
Photograph Albums!
A large add fresh stock just received front New
York, which are offered at prices to suit every
one.
ALL THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
A large assortment just received; and selling
at very low prices. No person should be without.
reading matter.
ARNOLD'S WRITING FLUID.
The genuine article—quarts, pints, half pints. and
2-oz. stands. Everything usually kept in the
Stationery line, will be found at
VT; U. BESS4.IIook Store,
Lo nk street, opposite Colo National Bunt
April 5,1867.
T.OOAL FREIGHT NOTICE,
"...4
'rile Pennsylvania Pail Road Company are
now prepared to receive or forward Freight be
tween Columbia and Lancaster, and all stations
on the Pennsylvania Rail Road and its branches.
RATES BETWEEN PHIL'A. s COLUMBIA,
Pirst.Class. • 2nd Class. - 3rd Class. 4th Class.
25 cents 21 Ots. 18 Os. 15 ets.
Flour in Car loads, 23 cents per Barrel.
BETWEEN mrr.,:trirs.pniA S LAN - cisTER.
.FYrtit Gass. 2nd Class. • 3rd Class. 454 Class.
23 cents -- 20 ets. 1.7 cis.-- -. -14 cUs.
BETWEEN coLumnx.A. C PITTSBURGH.
Forst Class. 2nd .Class. 3rd Class. 4th Class,
71 cents 50 ets. 46 etc. tBR cts.
Freight consigned to stations where the Com
pany has no Agent, Must be prepaid.
All Freights payable on Delivery. '
"11. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Phila.
..tar•For further information apply to - -
S. B. ICtxosToN, Frt., Agt.;
E. BOWE, Frt., Agt., Columbia:
A. F. SLAYMAYaIIt, Frt., Agt., Loner
THE BEST-IN. THE ~,WORLD
FOLEY'S - GOLD PF.NS
Are acknowledged te7be the"beit, yet offered lo
the Public. ..
_
• -P. Shreiner At Son have just - reeelved a large
stock of these celebrated Pens. Ms old stock
'has also been exchanged for new, so that cast°-
, y,au now select fromthe
L • RGEST AND . BEST ASSORTMENT
of Gold Pens ever brought to this market. '
ta_reas are guaranteed for six months., Push
along. Get a Pen. Ask for Foley's.
mar.a '(l7-tf.) P. SHREINER 8: SON.
C SOMERS . & SON,
.
- H
M
I ;CHESTNUT ST.,REAR GIRARD OUSE
SOD CHESTNUT ST., 'NEAR CONTINENTAL
ROUSE, PHILADELPHIA, PA:
FINE CLOTHING,
FINE CLOTHING,
CLOTHING- AT - LOW PRICE,
CLOTIILNG AT LOW TRICE,
FIVE PIECE GOODS for meti.spre worlz,
FINE PIECE GOODS for measure work, ,
CHEAP CASSIMEIMS for Business Suits;
CHEAP CASSThiERES for Business Suits,
MEASURES TAREN, SUITS NEXT "pAY,
MEASURES TAREN, SUITS, NEXT DAN.
' - [wig V-Grn.
SUSQUETT NNA. -PLANING- MILL
ON FRONT ST. PENN'A RALT..
INTERSECTION, COLUMBIA, PA.
The Subscribers would respectfully announce
to the patrons of their -311.11. that the - advanced,
- pricevof labor and expenses' incident to carrying'
oath° business of their establishment compels r
themlo charge their customers en advance on
former rates; and take this method - to inform.
them that the following are the prices for work
done at their Mills: -•
For .. working Flooring Per: M 51.50•
do. Weatherboards per 31 4.50
Surfacing - one side, • per, 'M •- - -
,".do two sides, per 1.50
4 Ile-saWing White *Pine face
, measure, per 31 - 5.00
" do'-roplar: face meas. per 31.* ; 6.00
" do, Ask, Oak and Cherry face , •
measure, per M - - 8.00 •
" Dipping 4-1. per line, 16 feet 34i
do S-1. . do
" do'. Spice ,do '_, do -
•ttv,.Lumber hauled to the 31111 hint returned
to lard without extra charge..
Accounts,for working or dressing lumber will
be consideredeollectable every - four months. .-
1. The subscribers have'on hand an assortment of
IROUGIE and DR.F.SSVTI LUMBER which is for
.Sale at Market Prices, and solicits a continuation
I :of public custom. • •
- An1:13;574y] , _.I3A:CTIMAN & MARTth'.•
.FLOTIRAMO IiTEED.
IgLOUR 'AND' FEED 'STORE!.
-••to underAgned, havin g purchased the Stock
on hand, and taken the Flour and Peed Store
lately occupied by Georgelkandt, Locust, above
Fourth - street, Columbia, Pa.; will continue the
business at that place, and respectfully solicits
'the patronage of his friends, and the
,public in
g eneral. - • , • ,
He will, at all times, keep on hand the ,_
.
• BEST `FAMILY FLOUR„. .
that can beprocnredr ,so • •
- ItYEI3•LOUR„; CORN 11E.A..L,&
with - FEEDS of clifferentirinds;all of which Le ,
'will:sell as lOw as possible, for CASH.
Being a practlail.,BlLlier, and having- followed.
_the tradelor,many years, he Batters himself that
- his' knowledge, of the busixiss will 'enable
in
to glve , satisfaction`:to• a 3,1 who new facor'hlm
, with their custom. ': ." '
The store will be open from 711'.111„ to 5M1 3. .31,'"..
• Cora, dee.S,!6G-tf.) DANIEL.
CQLUMI3I.k
GEORGE 13CiGL'E, Piz:cm:L - 4os
: Cash prices 'paid for, of
'6I2PERPII7E-..a.ND,'EXTItk-FAIfII,I!`FLOIIE.for sale• also'MW Food of,, all kinds. Wlteat'
` Ground and Packed to order. 'Grist'worlt f
and Chopping .:donc.
*-
And oats: Corn' Menl.nxid.
For sale at all 'times, and 11eliveied' ptirz4
of the town. AS-Town and country custom sot
flatted, , 111.pril 0,18117.„
,
jraDTGASTERADVI*
(OUSE FtJBNISHING STORE
A.ATLINN;
O. 11, 'NORTYck I y.SEMTEET, LyNC.A.S7
, Dealer Ju all kinds of _
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS;,
Stones,
• • liot Mr Furnaces, :
. - And , COlcing Braves
.
Sheet Iron,
and Copper-Ware Manufactory
'Rooting, Spbuting, and Tin ➢fending promptly
. :Attended to.
. .
PLUMBER,,, GAS FITTER '
And Dealer in kinds of Water and Gas Pipes,
Lead, G alyanized Iron, Cast and Wrongbt
• • Iron, Terra Cotta & Copper (tinned.)
Tubing,
I •
lYdrauts, -
Bath Tubs, '
and Rollers, •
Wash Bowls, •
'Water -Closets, • • -
&e., &a, t-c.
Poree and Lift Pumps for Cisterns;
and Deep Wells, Hydraulic Rams, Regis:
tern, -DAMPERS, VENTILATORS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS, WATER COOL
, ERS AND REFRIGERATORS,
At A. C. FLINN'S,
No. D, North Queen St.,
• - • Lancaster„Penn,a.
eIHARLES M. HOWELL,
66' NTA I IP E Q . a I AV N gTREET,
EAST SIDE...
The Oldest Marble Works in• Lancaster County.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him, he respectfully solicits a
continuance of the same. He has on hand the
largest, most varied and complete stock of
finished -- . •
_ _
, moicumm , ..".rs, MANTLES. - -
GRAVE STONES, &c.,
to be found in the city. and - which will be sold at
the lowest prices. • Building work and Jobbing
of every description punctually - attended to. .
Persons in want of Monuments, Mantles, or
Grave Stones, are invited to call and examine
the stock on hand, also the portfolios of designs.
June 29-113 .
OWN WITH THE PRICES !
ust received from the Philadelphia and New
York Markets a full and complete stock of -
, CLOTHS AND CASSIMEItES, -.
the Latest Styles in the market, which we are
prepared to make np to order in the -
BEST STYLE AND SHORTEST 'NOTICE,
and at the Lowest Cash Prices. . .
We have on hand a full and complete stock of
READY MADE CLDTIIINO;
for Men and Boys,
'Of' our owri make, which we guarantee
trinuned and well made, and goods-as repre
sented.
Also our Stock of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
INGGOODS, Is full and complete.
Our stock is purchased at the very Lowest
Cash Prices; and we are prepared to sell at a small
advance. -
Call and examine our Stock, and you 'wild be
convinced the place to be suited for the least
money, is at . . IIYERS & EATEIEON'S,
No. 1 East King street
Lancaster City, Pa.
. .
6S. RA.THVON'S
11CHANT • TAILORING, GENERAL dLOTIIING,
AND GENTLEMEN'S IfURNISHING STORE,
- (Opposite Shober's Motel,)
Comcra OF NOR= QUTIEN AID ORANGE STS.,
LANCASTER, PENNA.
kinds of Men's and Boys' ready-made
Clothing and nirnlshing Goods constantly kept
on hand. ,
Also a superior assortment of
French, English, German and American Cloths,
Cass[mores and Vestings, which will be made to
order in any desired style, with the least possible
delay; warranted to give satisfaction, and at
reasonable charges. ,
July 14,'GG-ly] S. S. RATHVON.
A'RENEMAN'S
Au I:S N :G 3 E ) NTLEIII EN'S BOYS, , GIRLS , AND
CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE.. '
The largest and best assortment of Ladles and
Gentlemen's wear in the
CITY OF. LANCASTER.
The undersigned respectfully invites the citi
zens of Columbia and vicinity, ' to' las - large
stock of '- -
- 'LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES, ,
Such as Women's Kid and French.
_Morocco
Boots, Balmoral, Continental and other
FASHIONABLE STYLES.
We are prepared to manufacture at short notice
every kind of Ladies' and Gentlemen's, wear
known in this market, and at as cheap rates as
any similinr- establishment.- Call and examine
our stock. A. N. BRENEMAN,
Opposite Cooper's Hotel,
_ - - - NN , est King St. LaneaVer
TO HORSE - OWNERS
BARER'S HOOF LINIMENT,
Tint BEST AnTICLE • RINOWN
For Quarter or Sand Crack, Corns, Thrush,
Contracted, Hard or Brittle Hoofs, &c., and for
general use in place of Stuffing or Soaking.
As Dressing for the outside of the Hoot it has,
no Superior.
Sold Wholesald anti retail, by A. MILEI. - . Sad
dle and, Harness Manufacturer; No. North
Queen Street; next door to Shober's Engle Hotel,
Lancaster City, Penna.
- N.B.—Harness of every description constantly
on hand, and repairing neatly done to order.
ESTABLISHED IN • 1829.
SFELT_IaTZ'S
OLD E,STABLISIIED HAT, CAP AND
•
- FUR STORE. •
- NO. 20-Nonni QIIME'S ST., LANCASTER,' PA.
would respectfully announce that we are
now•prepared to furnish our customers with the
Latest Styles, consisting of Gentlemen's
DRESS SILR,
CASSIMERE,
PLAIN' AND - BRUSH,
-FUR AND WOOL, on
CA.SSIMERRETT, • . ,„
,
- STIFF CASSIMERE,'"- - •
SOFT AND STEEL -'
EXNDED BRIMS
AND FLEXIBLE SELF-AD TE JUSTING STIF , F
AND D'ORSAY BRIM HATS,
In new, Novel and beautiful Designs, - and at
such prices as to make it au inducement for all
to purchase.
• . „
- CAPS !- CAPS ! ! -CAPS !!!
Our' stock of Caps comprises "all the newest
styles for Men's, Boys' and Children's Spring
and Summer Wear. Onn Morro xs
" EQUALITY TO ALL."
_ The lowest selling,price marked in figures on
each article, and never varied from, at
, • •-• SHULTZ & BRO.'S
Hat, Cap and Fur Sfore, No. 20 North Queen st.
NIXDS OF SIFIFXING Flrm4 11017031 T,
cwr..rPacEM , AlD..' LIMIT 30,467
FASHIONABLE 'RATTER.
- GREEN%
Has removed his Store to No. 4 East King street,
Next door to Barr's Book Store,
LANCASTER,' PA.,
Where he has fitted up rooms to earry on in an
extensive scale, the
MANUF_CTIIIIE OF HATS, &C
,
Orders may he left, or sent at any time, 1171(1
satisfaction' guaranteed. I hare only the - best
- workmen, and am at all times prepared tosupply
those who may favor nie with a call with the
' BEST AND CHEAPEST HATS AND CAPS:
of thO Latest and mostFashiohnble Style
Having had considerable. experience 'in the
business, h'e hopes to meet a generous Share of
public patronage. „ •
April 6, '67-_tf.] JOHN M.- GREEN:
LANCASTER .
.-•- • •.• %( ARBLE WORRS, • '
. .
LEWIS HALDY, PrOprietor.
Ali persbus in want of anything in the Marble
line, will be furnished. at the very lowest prices.
Only the beet workmen are employed,. conse
quently we are enable to turn. out In a superlor
manner '
MONUMEMCS„ , STATUARY, TOMBSTONES,'
„OThs.7.A.:MEIs TS, ,NtARBLE MANTLES,
' BUILDING - FRONTS, SIT.TS, '
• • - And MarbleWorleof every"deserlptlon,
MyOrders promptly attended. to, •: ,
LEWTS'*EALDY„ '
Mai Laneaster _OILY, Pa.
ROUSE• FURNISHING GOODS.
. .
ENGTASECDRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY'
THREE-PLY; 11%.7GRAIIV. g..t. • VENE-
VELVET COCOA - DOOR MATS
ENGLISM &AMERICAN. OIL, CLOTHS.
• - - PAPER HANGINGS,
Plain and_Decorative. Window Shades, China
and Glassware. Marseilles. Quilts, lilankets;"
Table and Piano •Covers. , and a' large' Stock.- of
DOMESTIC COTTON 'WOOLEN GOODS, -
,which we will sell at low Prides. -
v,
.Laucuster, Penna
3300.1 1 S'AIV IP:'&71 - arf S.
..•.•
ADIES ' ' SHOP; .MANUFACTORY.
% IL/ Ifavlogincreased-nw 'facilities for turning
out superior work I would announce to my _old
customers and altnew ones - that may favor Me
- with a call, that , I ant better prepared now to
manufacture All kinds of , _ '
. _ . .
LADIES' MISSES" AND DIIILDEEN'S
SHOES
_AND GAITERS,
LYME .'"erer"liefore.'' employ none but' the .
workmen and am always certain of giving satis
faction.-,I keep on hand a general assortment of.
ready mde work all of which is manufactured
,on,the premises-. . • .••
. - I keep no made-tip'Work of - Mhdr partlCS:
-work is made exclusively for home trade and is
sold as such., TE,13.315,CA.5H. , -
_We sell as cheap as any Other , catabllslimert,,
and ask:a share of-laldie patrone. - . ;
. -
Lociist Street, between Front and Second:,
.011 E.: N • NIJ.FACT:UItE..t
; Tha,Siiliscriber huge Stink
of cots and,Sboes; Gaiters, 'of his own
-Manufacture.
-Call at ills Store, four, doors aboVo Willirans%
Drug Store, Pront Street, where - be offers an
:tensive assortment of Goods, ;
r ...
- • :Itis stock consists of. as largo and` gideral
sortment of Men's .13oys• Ladies , and : ,Cl/Ildren's,
4 , 4 ' b k•To E S;7 - .{r
'iisi
.tiaeTroveqtrgimßecsratudd:oggzi.imidt.i'ieittc . :
, before purchasing elsewhere.' ' " -
?tiny Zl,-tf] - 'SAMITFff, GROVE_.
MEDICAL. ,
D YSPEPSLA. CAN-BE CUBED ! ,
• DR::.I. SIMMS & SON'S
, ANTI-DTSPEPSLS: `POWDERS .
'Will POshively cure DYSPEPSIA or INDIGES
TION in all its various distressing forms.
The prominent symptoms of Dyspepsia or In
digestion are Heartburn, Flatulency I
Uneasiness
in the Stomach, Variable Appetite, Sourness n
the Stomach, Gnawing - in the Stomach before
eating and Oppression after eating, Nausea, Spit,
Lio n up of food after eating
_Olistinate Constipa
tion, Pain in the Side, Head, and Stomach,
Tongue continually coated on the back part. Lan
guor, Debility, Low-Spirits, Bathtaste in the
Mouth, Disturbed Bleep, Falling away in Flesh,
,Palpitation of the Heart, Nervousness, Obstinate
Diarrhoea, Belching of Wind, Torpid or Inactive
Liver, Sm., Se. Any or all of which these pow
ders Will most assuredly- remove.. Persons using
these powders will soon find themselves gaining
In weight, and the system in every way tending
towards its usual vigorous and healthy action.
Dyspepsia 'They will promote Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia . Digestion, remove Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia all Nervousness Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia and Symptoms , Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia' affectLne the Heart - Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia ' 'and Cause the -Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia Food to agree with the Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia stomach anddigest healthy ,Dyspepsia
AND LEAVE. NO UNPLEASANT EFFECTS AFTER
EATING.
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 severity, daring the last
27 years. . • ~
Joseph Stimplo, residing in our place, was
cured with less than six boxes, being under
treatment in other places for more than a year.
- It Is very easy to take and rapid in its curative
effects. Price 33 cents a Box, or three Boxes for
One Dollar. - •
Sold Wholesale Johnsen. Holloway & Cow
dem Philadelphia. Helms, Barnes & 'o., New
.York, mid at Retail by J. A. MEYERS, Columbia,
Pa. Geo. W. Neff; York, Pa., and -Dealers In
Medicines everywhere. [oat 19 'U7-ly.
A LECTURE
TO . YOUNG MEN.
Just Published, in. a Sealed Enretope., Price sic tents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment:, and
Radical Cure of SinuotATonanozA, or Seminal
Weakness, Inv°Unitary Emissions, Sexual De
bility, and Impediments to Marriage generally;
IsIervousness,CoNsEDLPTION,EPILEPSY, and FITS;
Mental and-Physical Incapacity, resulting from
Self-Abuse,, atc.—By ROBERT J. CIII.XIIIIWELL,
M.D., Author of the " Green Book."it:c.
The world-renowned'author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may.
be cilectually removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations, bougles,
instruments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a
mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi
tion may be may cure himself cheaply, private
ly, and radically. THIS LECTURE WILL
PROVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND
TH OUSANDS. -
Sent under seal, to may address, In a plain
sealed enrelope, - on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps. Also Dr. Culvens-el - Ps "• Marriage
Guide," Price 2.leents. Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE &
127 tower}-, New York, Post Office box 1286.
Sept. 27, -
"DHILADELPFII2:, CANCER HOS
PITAL.
PROFESSOR R. H. - JUANE,
PRINCIPAL PHYSICIAN AND SITIIGESON
To-the Philadelphia Cancer Hospital. Office,
No. 1131 ARCH Street, is daily making astonish
ing and most miraculous cures of Cancer by the
most scientific and lately approved remedies
known to the civilized world, among which are
hisgreat Cancer Antidotes, wonderful treatments
that operate specifically upon the Cancer and
Cancerous affections, antidoting, and
destroying the Cancer, every particle, - root and
3ibro belonging to it or them, without pain or the
use of the knife, without caustic, eating and
burning medicines, without the loss of - blood, or
in the least affecting the sound flesh. No other
treatmentshould ever be used. No other persons
have these antidotes. To investigate these treat
ments, to see patients under treatment, and to
examine the terrible specimens thus removed,
call and see, or address R. H. KLINE, If. D.,
M
°ee, No. 931. ARCH St., Philadelphia, Penna.
- Post Office Box 1.17.1.
For Particulars send for a Circular. -
CA_7:kLZ'abi'T-E
CAB [NET WARY - MANUFACTORY .
The subscriber having lately put up new
ware-rooms, and greatly Increased Nils business,
can Qffer better Inducements to his eustoineres
than ever.
WINDOW SIIADES, MIRRORS, &c., IN ALL
lISSZETit
He manufactures to nrder, and will keep con
stantly-- on hand, 'Dressing, Plain mid Fancy
Bureaus, Sideboards, Sofas, Card, Dining and
Centre Tables, Common, Panay and Prenah Bed
steads; all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms. As he manufactures his own
work he is enabled to warrant every article to
be what it is represented, o-
CAAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRS!!
All kinds of chairs kept on hand or matiUntetttr
ed lo order. Cane, Windsor, Arm- and Rocking
Chairs' . Settees, Camp and Connie.' Stools. Sofas,
Tete-a 'fetes and Stuffed Seat Chairs, made to
order. Old chairs repainted and repaired. '—
UNDERTAIi.I..N G.
- .
Funerals will he attended-to with promptness,
to which he gives his personal attention. He is
prepared with ice boxes and coolers to preserve
corpse, as may be required.
MAHOGANY OR WALNUT COFFINS, -
Furnished plain or tinted in anv style that may
be required. He respectfully solicits a share of
public po.t.-er.rtge, as wellaxa. continual:vie or the
custom. with which he has beenitberanynivored.
SOHN SHEXBERGER, -
South side of Locust street, between Second and
Third. [mar3o:o7-tf.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
CABINET WARE-ROOMS ec. MANU
FACTORY, Locust Street, a few doors below
Third Street, Columbia, Pa.
The subscriber manufactures. and keeps on
hand, an extensive assortment of all kinds of
Furniture. Persons wishing to huy, or those
about to go to housekeeping, will find-It to their
advantage to give me a call. '
BEDSTEADS, TABLES, CHAIRS, BURT•.'AUS,
SIiTTE.ES:&c.,
Of the best quality, style, and manufacture, and
will make to order, Ot first-rate material, every
article in his line. Tle will give strict attention
to business, and respectfully asks of the public a
sharh of Its patronage: •
A%•• UNDERTAKING will receive, the most
careful attention, at the shortest notce.
mar:30.457-W] , - • • . • GEORGE SEIBEItT.
JELLaDjVAR,E, , STOVES, ,tec:
..ALWAYSSOMETLIING NEW !
-JUST PURCHASED; AT REDUCED
PRICES, a splendid Assortment of new and de
sirable "
HOUSE FURNISHING- GOODS !
• COOKING STOVES—Asti-Dut Quaker
City and eke _Niagara. •• '
lIRITA.NNIA WARE, in Sets or separate,
• - to suit purchasers. •
MEER WARE,
CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS. ,
WATER . COOLE.RS,,of all sizes and styles
Special alidittion, paid lb GAS PITTING and
PLUMBING.- A large assortment of „splendid
, CrLDELIERS arriays on hand.
A Variety of BIRD CAGES, at all prices.
' Agent for the 'Celebrated :DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. The most popular, best and cheapest
Washing Machine ever invented.
In connection:with the above Washing Ma
chine, he has the
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER!
Call at the corner of Second and Locust streets,
and satisfy yourself that you can get better bar
gains there than at any other establishment.
Tumor WILSON
Cor: of Second and Locust Sts. Columbia, E l a.
• April 20, 1867-Iy. • . . -
J . RUMPLE & SON,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC ITARDWARE.
An oxtquslve assortment, of honso furnishing
hardware, Jaso for caypenters* and builders' use,
always on band. -
STEIt
BineltsmitbS;wagon malterg, and othe'rs, furn
ished with all kinds of Iron, Nails, Horse Shoes,
Coach Trimmings, and other ° goods in their line.
"WOOD, AND 1111..L0W7. WARE,. 7 „
In ireai'variety, such .as Tubs, 'Baskets; Wash
hoards; Brooms, Washing 7,kiaehines, &c., Lte,.
F . A.II3IIINIG I.3I.PLEArENTS. -
Shovels,' Hoes, Plow ,Distlngs, Scythes,
Forlts;Ralces, and alrother Implements used by
the farmer. ,
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Stoves of every - style and pattern, Cook, Parlor
,and °lnce Stoves, for coal or wood. , A large as
sortment of , Tht"Ware always kept on hand, or
manufactured to order.:
'
• Oil E'aants : Sr, 6.
Coal cai'Linseed; Fish; Sperm and Machine Otis
of all kinds., :Alcohol, Benzine, Japan and other
Varnish, Glass,Palnts, Putty,'WhiteLead; 4:e. :
aug.l9, •.I.,oorsr STREF.IrCOLI73I:IIIA, PA.
r: cOTTRELL &:R110:,
Dealers In
FOREIGN AND -DOM.EST.Ed
Htirdware;l3ar Iron, StOel, Nails, Glass, Paints,
Oils. VarnLshes, Turpentine, Benzine,
A large assortment' of ,Parlor,, Ccxdr, and °Mee
Stoves always on hand. :Tin : AV/aro manaraetur
ed to order at shortest notice.,,,
•
• •` 'WOOD,-AND ViTLLOW,WARE - •
in large quantities and of every variety.
Plows,. Corn Shelters, Feed Cutters,-,Shovels,,HoesiForks,Raltes, - ' -
• - Coarse and Fine Salt at -lowest market - prices.
. Alarge assortment of Double and Single liar-
Gunn; Powder Flasks, Chime Bags:lntl Shot
•Pouolies. Itilleand•Blasting Rowder,shotandeaps.
11.R.Eighest inert:et prices-paid for Clover and '
. - LTlmothy, -1- and::Flint;Sds, large quantities of
,which. we have gonstnntly.on • hand mud. infer-at
'the - lowest,' =ten.' .!Lutirletiting, Sperm-and FLsh.
'OO4 suitable formachinery. 7.-.A:Jrat assortment
of Coal Oil Lamps, Shades,' Lanterns, and Lamp
:trimmings: ' • " ' ' • ,
' We respectlally . solteit s share of prie stron-.
• 'W.:P. COTTRELL,
• . • • •Locust St., Columbia.'
• TP3II O 2LSTERiNG -
•
The .undensigned,hui taken'rooms. adjoining
,the residdnce of James Barber, in Walnut street;
:where he IA at dillimes
_prepared to - do ali o kinds
- ot-morkin his line,: such as - Thinging:,Curtairui,
• euttin , making 'road ',laying Akinmts, repairing
Sofas and „Chairs; making Spring, Corn.hnsic or
••Dfattrnsses, Cushions, /Cc., ,- '
:%far...10, • SA3MEL CARTER
INSURANCE COALPANIES:
CIERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE
VI COMPANY, No. 175 Broadway, New York.
W. W. ,UPP; -AciF2.7,`C.olumbla,
CASH CAPITAL,
Sliapx,trs, ... : ... .... .
Total Assets,' July 1,1867,
'Th
Is Company tniures Property of all I ncls
against Loss or Damage by Fire, on favorable
terms.
RUDOLPEC GARRIGUE, President
Huai) Scitiiitaxx, Joirs E. Kamm.,
Secretary. • • Vice President
Oct. 12, 1857-Iy.
INSURANCE
OLUMBIA,
_ JANUARY Isl, 1867.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, - - - - 9600,527 91
This Company continues to insure Buildings
liierchandize, and other property, against - loss
and damage by tire, on the mutual plan, either
for a cash premium, or premium note.
,SEYFNTII ANNUAL'IIEPORT.
Whole ain +ant Insured; 912,478,426 83
Less ain't. xpired in '66, 722,771 -
811,755,055 49
CAPITAL AND INCOME.
Amount of premium notes,
Jan. I, - $88.5;123 27
Less premium. notes exp'd
in 1866.
• $613,160 TJ
. ,
Balance of premiums, Jan'y 1, 1868 6,600 15
Cash receipts, less commissions, in '66, 57,016 16
Loans 9,400 00
Due from agents and others 5,661 56
CONTRA
.Loss'es,and expenses paid in 1866 Z73,0:15 31
Losses adjusted, not due Tan . 1,'67, 21,6 Fr.
- Balance Capital and Assets, Jan. 1, '67, -.600,527 Ol
0031,8.1010
A. S. GREEN, President.
Gnoncl.: YOUNG, Jr., Secretary.
AlrenA.EL S, SItUMAN, Treasurer.
:DIRECTORS:
R. T. Ryan, .' . John W. Steacy,
JOll/I Fenclrich;° George Young, Jr.,
H. G. Minich; Nicholasll'Dobald, .
Samuel - F. Eberlelit, William Patton.
Amos S.-Green, • . John H. Bachma .
Hiram Wilson,-Ir Robert Crane.
rnayll, 1866.
TNSIIRANCE COMPANY of NORTH
AMERICA,
PHILADELPIIIA.
Incorporated 1794. Assets, $1,850,000. Charter
perpetual. Insurance against loss or derange by
lire on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Sm.,
for long or short periods, or permanently ou
Buildings, by a deposit of Premium. The prompt
payment of losses for n period of SEVENTY years,
atflords a guarantee of claim upon public confi
dence. ARTHUR G. Corwrx,,pres't.
CHARLES PLATT, Sec'v.
F.:(. ZIEGLER, Ageu t,
Walnut Street, above - Front, Columbia, Pa. ,
January 21, /30-Iy.
TUE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSUR—
ANCE SOCIETY of the UNITED STATES,
Ofrers Inducements to those proposing to assure,
which are believed to be unequaled.-
Annual Cash-Dividends. All the Profits
Divided-pro-rata, among the Assured.
ORGANIZED JULY,
Accumulated Fund, over... Q2,C09,000
Annual Income, over 51,200,000
AEI. C. ALEXANDER, Preb't.
It. B.Ynn, Vice-President.
G. W. Pniaxrs, Actuary.
Oftice-92 Broadway, New York.
For further particulars, apply to
W. G. PATTON, Agent,
June 9, MO.] Columbia, Pa.
F. A ANCE COM RMERS'
PANY, YOR MUTUALK, PA. FIRE INSUR-
Insures on the Cash, Mutual or, Perpetual Rates.
A. ICRABER., President.
1). STRICKLER, Secretary.
M. S. SItUMAN, Agent.
Columbia,
July 7,-1867-Iy..
CIII.. ARD FIRE AND MARINE IN-
N...A,. SURA.NCE COMPANY,
OP PHILADELPHIA.
Capital ' , °00,000 I Securities— ...... 5,300,00 a
This Company continues to take risks on good
property, at rates as low as any other safe Com
pany, and consistent with prudence.
Policies issued for long it short terms, or per
manently. Losses promptly paid. All claims
adjusted without litigation or delay.. This Com
pany refers to the past as a guarantee of its future.
conduct.
THOS. CRAVEN, Presq.
A. S. Gir.i.Err, Vice-President.
Jas. B. ALVORD, Secretary.
" F. X. ZIEGLER, Agent,.
'Walnut Street, above Front, Columbia, Pa.
January 21, 186.5-Iy.
TWOME INSURANCE COMPANY
_I I OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE--No. 135 Dronil way.
Cash Capital
Assets, Ist .1 - anunry, 1567
Liabilities
.....$2,000,000
3,G1.5,38.3 S 7.
-267,034 115
CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't.
A. F. WILLMARTII, Vice-Pres't..
JOHN MCC4EE, Secretary.
3. 11. WASIIBITRN, Ass't SCCretDry.,l
D. A. HEA.T.,-D, General Agent. P
-
Total loss by Portland Fire, $112,044,42- 7 all paid
before July 15th.•
A. J. RAUFFMAJ, Agent,
Columbia, Pa.
IRON 4 MACHINERY.
STJPPLEE & BROTHER: .
MANirrAcruumts Or
- STEAM BOILERS.
In addition to our Foundry and 3fachide work,
we are now prepared to manufacture every
-variety of Boiler and Plate Iron work,
MENDING AND REPAIRING BOILERS
Promptly attended to. Thankful for past favors,
we would invite the attention of our triends and
patrons to this now branch of our business.
SUPPLEE & BRO.,
2nd St., Columbia.
SUSQUEHANNA IRON COMPANY
- Mtinufacturers of all sizes of
REFINED AND DOUBLE REFINED)
ROUND, SQUARE, FLATS. OVAL, AND.
ALP - OVAL IRON.
Car Axles, Shafting and horse Shoe Bars;
.4" , -Orders promptly tilled from Stock on hanul
or made to order.
Terms, net Cash, at Manufacturer's prices, de
livered on Cars or Boats. -
Office at their
ROLLING MILL.
Columbia, l'enna_
STEAAI
ENGINMS,
STEAM PUMPS,
And all kinds of Machinery Manufactured and
iifiniranteeil to give satisfaction at the Works of
SUPPLER A: BRO.,
"
GREAT
INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
AMERICAN WATCRE-S,
As low as, $2.0.110, in two oz. Cases, warriuited for
two years; also 3, 4,5 tied 0 oz. C4lS'es.
JUST RECEIVED
rA Full' Assortment of the Ce
Seth Thomas .Clocks_
_,They are the beSt. Clocks nuttlAr—Colt
AlsO, &full and well selected bloek of
SEVER R PLATED -WARE,
From the best-Factories in the U. S.
JEWELRY IN VARIETY,
- Just from the Factories !
- - - - - -
SPECTACLES, -
In Gold; Silver, Steel and Plated
'Frames, to suit all ages!
ItEPAIRTNG OF - ALL - RINDS, PROXIPTIN
ATTENDED TO, AT .
E. SPERINGS,
Jewelry Store, near
the New Depot.
mar. 30. '67 tf
" STORE
- N;EW GOODS
PRICES
- - 0-
-P:: ',SHREINER & SON
HAVE' OPENED THEIR NEW STORE AND
Stocked it with the largest assortment of
WATeutts,'
•
Ci.ocgs,
• .T.thvhr , rtv,
AND FANCY GOODS,
'Ever offered in • Columbia, which we will sell at
, the lowest prices.
..dAic.4; AT THE NEW STORE,
TRONT . STREET 'ABOVE LOCUST.
•
TVANTOr . ..43OODS - ! ,
- Aline lot of Fancy Goods, such. as
• , •
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