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AcAt,
A. 11. RAMBO:
Saturday, ilfarchl, 1868.
Advartisements,,to secure Aminediate in
shrtion, must be handed in on or DelereThims
day eyeninuyeaucli 'week.
_-.ltE3lolfAkl.
TEE COLUNIBL.I.. sr i y ST E.t.m -Pow.En
PELZ:TiNO 0 rrlci" WILL: REI2EMOVED
.2.03010-i , Tiit.,Fl , sl.sT OF A.rim, S v. 5.17, TO °TSib;
NEW SLIILDTICO-NOW 13EINO 'ERECTED FOE
STREET,. - ,NORTII.
LOCUST STREET, AND' ritElar: OF - COLT7MIIIA
....57.4.' , Pi0N,).1: :SANK: .
Collector, .iV m:.3Y.: Wiley.
After passing tiliionlif twc ei,flried hands,
we received the following "open letter, from
Collector Wiley : • , "
'UNTTED STATES INTERVAL - REVEYGE,}
—Collector's Office, eth-District, Penn'a.,
LAN - ens - mu, February :.9th;
RA31130, ISQ.—Szr :—'"Yon are respectitt ily
informed that every effort was made by me to
ascertain from which Distillery the forty barrels
of , whisky, seized in tt,car at Columbia, came
And
.
And :in - addition •to my - own •e orts--three
different:Revenue officers were detailed for that ,
purpose immediately after the seizure of the
whisky—all of whom-faired to ciLsbover either
the evidence sufficient -to assess the - tax, of to
sustain a forfeiture of any'Distillery.
If, however, 3 ,- 6u are aware of any evidence in
this esse i nralwill produce it—lt is not too late
to assess: the tax; or to seize the Distillery.
'Respect:ft:l4, ,
W. IV. Wince,
Collector.'
Although nothing was said by the author
of the above; as to itaintblication, we infer
that be desireirit,from the fact that especial
dare vies taken to inform the person - , who
left the' letter at this office,
;Vi right
show it'
''Ott;i.ho - liad 'no right to - see -it, 'and ,
who'-has - iii•no in - Manor - been mixed up - with
the affair :"-Which , has given rise to 'this'
,
discussion. - - "--
- ltereafter when Mr. - Wiley,'or any 'other
peisiwit; - sees fit to' address us,- We will
thanlethem td do so Without-first publish
ing the same to the World. If information
ls 'desired telsewhero "than 'of let the
Colleetor address his missives' accordingly"
- , -:we - Want no" circumlocution; lint desire
to first knouwiTt„ . ettr . :,(!orycspondents
rant, and.wbo tliey'4re.;
• .As the .Collector nanifeS . ts laudable
•
desire to.ohtain evidence which will lead ,
to the Colleetion of the 'tax,'clite - on the Corti-,
of seized in this place
manths since, - Selzu - re,of the
diStille6 - ,irein whence it came, 'iveare dis
pos4te,ticeorumoduto the gentletrian. But
in plrieirig the ,ivitnesseS upon the stand:
tie wish it distinctly understoOd . that_it
not our, revince to'aross question ; them,
but .s - ugget — inch lcading clues 7
tions
a 1 the feats. '.- ",l
, ThstArA . personwe shall call
pow yesi4higai, Sal o 11it
: ,
A:az and irLcre ho not-Zed
forty barrelsef '3,yhisky_referioct :to .4.lb6ye
MIS; - pf 1 . die (Nit.; 'ill
5t nd linw,icaii Li k e cA?rn uaat:ii . 1
The inuale.of Alie - peison eliiinze pr:
car: 4.
,Wiis.it.ttoorrQ Selmttin if so, Aviier6Alticr:6 ;
lie now retsitl4 - _ _
„Whether Jacob Greyl.4ll Done , -al,
township, approached the .wituess, zit this
place, and. told i yhint ‘t t..`:.,that;;_tio
woulkaee,actrib, of: - ..,the whisky: meu-.in
Lata , Asternity," , and,t`,that,he ; (tihel . wituess):
could,ltuake; by_lettlugy the
whis.W.goi.than receive ijy. sends
ing:it - ,„
•Whetliersaid:Greybill ilfent_to 'a ;certain.
King-streeti,,and:told
liim.thattt'it:was too Late now„ . Co Pup',” the
tioass;'4:l.6o. w . hastcjAva.
Whether; after' the , seizuie'. oraaid.was:-
` .Ity, CollOator - Of ' bur
dernandad,the one-hay - of the,
pencit&.due the infoi-merao fie diuided , be; ,
aneewhintselfand•others:::
Xnewhose...wareho use; .for, safe-keeping,
wasnlitationtseband , whisky. • .
~W airitoweed.by the Messrs. Bitners; the-
proprietors of Abe• ear in.:which the-whisky
was.akiiiped;.andjuvoiced as two hundred , :
bsgs'of Cornea
:Why Is ther•ollector so: anxious have.;
~tltir.• whisky Tun: into ^Zithers', ...ware-•;,
Call the Ilessrs.rEituers, , and 'ask them
the name.of the - person who, nand°, the,„inty-
galinfoithe,nse the,car, and the,mune o.fq,
the peison who was:present, and i overheard 71
the conversation ; also, at-what„ place , ithis
whisky, ' invoiced ,as
ankin whose name.: , 1
; The name of;tbe , person whet-had charge„
of the car. Wes his name George Sehaum f ,
and; did not Sebaam ,say, that...be:MA3' al
ways sent on - such. errands ? ; .
eat• whereabouts,and by. whom. employed.
'Ask: them,Johy, the COLector-of.,;hie ;
triet,4tivariably.
.. , direet.s.-ai4 car co ntaining
deizedoohisky„to ; be roan ,their,„s4fing, Aa;
into their tearehottse,:iq : prcference to th:aoan,
be/caging-40, the: 2'en*sylvanfa.,.R9ilroarl
Company:
How many barr . els of- whial,tyi.plaued,M,
their, chargi+, - havo mystorionaly, in to
water? - .
How manyzears. -loadedtwithncontraband
whisky- - -wore ,,
taksen` out', of this , Drs - tria
hdfOre — thii aeliaie of the fortylnarrels-Y""^','="l
- -,126 - ever - bfferecl,,,td"
. ,
setitirlhOrWitte'r;oiith'Sean:riel..:l. l. l3cieheerte•
leFtbeirtiiiikY,fgo';: -' , :i .. ii-.“4:':-s - v t-,7)--. , .....,,,
' At % - .l)7p't:Piihr,ie - ' - inshiheti aid -1 14 62 i rk ,` i'd
ediniii-Oiaitie"t'hii iiiriarf'" ,4, . - .'-'4:-" 37 , " 0, -*. , ':.:^- ,-, :.,17....
, NITEW:".it- 4- riee,rie.in * 3iihti , l'E l 'Arkle.'3P, , ",e,i% ,
c6'45%:;, - , ileirrY 4,- A 3EhifisohTif '''Ziraytoilif;4l
..iipf . pt,tiii-;_a of -c...istrilici ni; • or • ' , Sfitifffer ''',C.r.v
•Stotirii- - ''''Sol;:v:fi i
'o' iitivi6e.l 11iti0. , % . 1.5 , - - tntkez'
...
' L "IMil " 0 - 114t:Iiii . rfiNiiii@ r tiliirr 11 . " 1 1Vlifglif '
Itinfr.'' o "ilsi 4 'l,,,;',', - .Mtl*'!ita. - rii,O 7 troll§ raiiheti '
ruppo., hepiiv,;of- . 4?„ ,;? .p.icl,Wlfthe.witaless) l piu -
Jo,l4.ll.les'ykiid,,lho'2..iii*oi . *; Wou r icogi
dc4.4014411Ac1ay,....i?..f1zf0tm, 0., 174-,l'.lc!(ilykil.' ~.
taFS,.. „ ? ....„„i t , ~.....: ~.,....-,:., • ,',/
. • 94Acobs,'zQlYCeivri; duv.l,,:l. , :k‘' . 7tfiii,, s
whlit,,,,..ho.,...i . :loyrs,„tibp,flt: ~,Xlici,, rater,
„n'io,
•whother,.hfi_ay„,*4t M oil ' s .l ) .:,,i;..qoecto;:tiidt; 1
Irsiuyitia iiiii, imt-hi t i , roe ii 6 ,--Atira-bio,',- ,
th(4.p.i.i,:03 c..ligg, , ~, ~ , .., .., ,
..-, , 5 9. ,irib s c#AT ? Ata t i,Ink-, 9 l 9 :t e ii:ci,-bit,:l'3l4
--, or s ;*Laiio, , , , ,ss-o , :lipi, O s ita9piiitid; iis '",wiTs'the'''
iiik,r.:,:e.'iata'intng,,tks
, ift'4l : .i - li'itir'k" '66161X , :'
jndr0 ..... jc1a , , , 13 ; : .. ...4_A :..cy., -,,,,,,,, ••••i,
~• :,,„. .,1 , - e ; .:::, ...7 - . •
- ~ :Have notlegeris..heewriAel44.o . Per;olis'
. 11 i, , ,MPicrl, /4. f !xlt i kjj v P. ,-I ' / Yl ti llg,"lPL 9ll , l ?
q 3 l 3 i,i - Ro u P.PN'ir_,.. B - O P-!ll s i t Y,P i gv i C. ,ti t e r ,ta . , . ll N,
:42 ;. ..T.aripastor c wk. r 4.ho„9,1 , c1.„46s - e,Xloiitg r hi
-it,,,t`e.: f .. 4)Yiii4;...4.M1 1 4, 1 A1ett1, 1 7:', , 4 ., '..,. i,
TAxeroArp,'.EFAlL : Py,,,;morf4,',gt.iestio'll7,..,,i4lkaii
inigb ph_4? ! ,*.ii4 ... , itud e cper vc,•,ltneOespultet,.l;
'„but:l),e.thinti.soitTdC.Cile7iitiovO'iraii..44/','
of.,:tlle.y.Alposo i lpipyk,7,hieit. sKilkfeAd .to, -
dispoyerlo 4 `l - npuls4,ionly,to . ,t4eT,ercijimss*
the .. 4 ` i'Vidulcy Blo g :""-lo. tills exialit?' ''.
;be Sou know L4lez,hll,,,,FrA ~,,okf i i li o,-P,,,,"1
t.
who :paid : , 'srenty. l .frye... , 4lo/lar 425) per
buirelAlor.jzlirhisky„..alid . ; Ips",,of,teilyarsh!,
:intil6t7.4'yt,';'.',ol.her.i.:;Parties.; 4bi - ,,,..the ...same ;
..2,llthel*43Fitnessetkhayktheop. ,11.e47..
."ar*, , ,rxmilrarod.'73 - anct;their -answersAßade
ltriovrirl.ki,*.t too o. vii4. , 13,i-e'lho;n4rne.
.of.; 7 lithertilt;;upon*,-..c*prno , ;; ; xnero,;_liqp:rf.,,;(!ag
p
oiczepnoViallei3;forAkthe f abovelet - tei... - •
. . •
„ .
place'
, 026 *Oki: 1 0 1 41—_
-'ultgclAg.ftgrVor . „4 . 3r,„ol; 7 .lolr,:-..ll.uziilfoir and.
eieiitiltl#gttf44 '' Zfa%74: - .,•dQg;C-*iq*c4-
eP,T I ATIAgg h tit 9". ;
Isi4qttpalk,ai:i2Wstpirlda„go: , ngresi,
_AnA thepopperbc;alll;ppm444(*limiilt:
:La4driiiii,ll*colfelearriedDmahao:by-;;9vor,
tliivehukidreaninj6iio;,:*4-=-,
A M1,1:14, *Dornocratia,Poirrention
7efioabled : ln.:Ai*oi of, Pimdletini:4lsi
identonidgreenbick payment 'of the public
Is the, Vancaster Inquirer satisfied w
the queStiOns asked. a "Federalofriecheld-'
or," in ,this issue of Will they.
sufAce 4:an answer for the mean, contetrip
tiblearticilo whiCh appoifrod in the columns.
of that journaren Saturday last ? •
We always :entertained the highest re
spect forAte.SteWart'A...Wylie, and looked
upon his paper ,. as one of_dignity and
'eh'rirae't'or; and weWould not have believed
that he wouldformit'anY one to assail ns
in that, billingsgate style ; especially when
the " funeral was not his.'' But that journ
al has become, demoralized. We did not
say-that there were Whisky bounty jump
ers, or Corn Copperheads about theing . /tercr_:
but if there are not, why do they
feel so keenly the force of our remarks in
refOroneo to " Whisky Rings ?" The shot
from our gun has brought down more birds
than wo Cu ticipated.' 'lt shows itonel naive
-IYthat Somebody hi hurt, from which we
may infer that' the Wounded have some
thing, to do wish "Whisky Rings."
As to our truthfulness, honesty and man
liness,- the. iniatrci• is no - judge of such
commodities; but" we think our reputation
will compare favorably With any gentlethan
abort that Office. They have sot up a ter',
rible - howl, because' we happened to tread
lightly Upbn the tees Of 'a •kinSman, of ono of
the - editors of that paper. We would in
form them that wo cannot bo diverted from
our purpose by any game " of " or:
" bluff" cif theirs. ' The game we are after
is in -full view, and we do not mean to lose
sight of it. '
We have sonic pertinent questionS which
,we intend to put to the editors of the-Lan
easter Inquirer ulion other subjects._ But
suppose, Messrs. Editors, you make a clean
breast of it, and "come out like men, and
tell the public cdtwou know about the
My 'in this county, and the 607112CCUOIL
of _Federal oStec-holders with it." We want
no shrinking—no "going round Robin
• Hood's barn"—tell us all about the matter.
Some persons are troubled, says the Phil
adelphia LC S. Gazette, unnecessarily about
a question that ought not to occasion a mo
meut's.uneasiness. This is as to "whether an
armed conflict of authority might not en
sue hi case of the conviction of President
Johnson. ,
Nothing of the kind is" either probable or
possible. - The shrewd and able statesmen
of the Republican party knew the, reek
less'and dangerous poWor of rebellion too
well to ‘ lenve any avenue open for such a
peril... Hence they never undertook im
peachment until they had a clear course
'before them. :All the lawsi carefully framed
to tie,thelands of the President, were- in
reality
- to guard against this very danger in
the-e Nit day, when impeachment should be
come-unavoidable. - .
.This,,,perliaps,, account-for. tho ex
treme violence of Johnson's resistance to
the eutire,Congressional policy at all points.
His-copperhead rand reral ndlii.sers under
stood the .progratume at once, and have led
him on to his own desti-uctio - n .by, their-at
tempts to• break through the net. All : the
- reconstrwltion measures—FreedmeO's
Do
reitu bill; - Tenure-of Office bill, Supreme
. Court bill, ete.L-were- safe-guards against
:his usurpations. was deprived of the
controlof the south, , of the , reconstruction
.maebinery,- of the "Freeettnen's - Bureau, ,
the Supremo,Court, and finally of the civil
and military . 1 -
If now he should make the atieropt to re=
•sist_bnpeachtnent, he cannot use the army,
beeausC all ordersmust pass through the
'Secretary aud I:::eneral , ln-chief, neither of
;whomhe can.retriove,, 'and -both of whom
!ureiagainstdairo.,- Those whoread carefully
tha'regidations made by the Senate for the
, proceedings of the impeachment trial, will
; find ::that • thOy expresslylnutborize the
iChief Justice to issue all• orders from. the
; C,Oiirtalutt„ may be necessary- to compel the
'uttendaticeref - .witnesses, to enforce obedi
endeto its - eide . t's,,te preserve order, and to.
a. su 411
wfa di - 86 %edict) to i tswithority;"ah d may
by thes3irect ion , of' the Court, require the
aid and assistance - of the military, naval
or civil sdrvice. •
1 . If, then, the Court should convict and
Johnson shouiriresist, the Court has but to
• ordor, the Secretary of War and General-in
'chief to bring the requisito force, -and the
•PresidentiAl rebellion would be ended'. It
is proper to add_ that the trial will proceed
whether, Johnson 'appears to answer the
charge•Or not- T linder,these circumstances
th r e.guards,against, trouble' are such as to
leirvo-no.room, for „Uneasiness. ,-§ecretary,
Stanton -cannot be. removed- ,without, the
consent qiitho Semite.- It is truethat.T.ohn-.
Sou ; might attempt •to issue military, orders
to the artny_not_ to obey•the_ordersf of
ten pr,drant, , hat .tiny law- organizing :the ,
army and regulating the army provides for
the forms to be observed, and any-such • ef
fort as is here alluded to would .be a fresh ,
breach of law,„,,and..no,.oMeer would be
found to Obey •it , R "111'6,1 i`time:iielirrient was
not' resolved 'upon' 'en 11l ' the' ground was
thoroughlY . •:o:camitted,• - but: -being' begun;
told. being now in iegulne: course; , •it must'
tg.o - on; and Johnson einmot , reSist. '- - -
CM
13,1ar Eking uta , -I.laiseun,l.
Bartunn's museum, „Ne w: York, -was, on
Tuesday night last,, destroyed by fire.,.... The
fire, which originated on.tlio third floor, in
the room ,de,votcd - to • the :birds, •was ,first
discovered ,alcout 12,30, and,, notwitlistand-• .
ing the,,,,etibrts,of the file, department,, sev
ieral,companies-of; which were promptly on
the spot, the whole building was soon on
veloped itals mes.:' _ . -- -....„,- ~, • :, .., .., •,. , - -
' But a. smali z portlon of the.contents of the,
ballding,were saved, The elephant; know.a
es-Tom Thumb.; a leopard ;giraffe and - cow, ,
Wore-got, out-unir,,jured„-; . ? The -,rest , of the
aatinals,were•hurnesl. The cries .were, op ,
Mrs. swanti •th<3."ltutiess - ,and the beenti
ful-Circa.siain girl, who ,lept in . the build
, ..
ing„Rarrowl,v ; eseapedwith their lives, and
took,refuge. r iu an , eatin" s'alnen o;posite
„„ .... _ „.
witere . they formed the
. coutre. of attraction
to,,a,„ . group ; :of .spectatters,-,, policemen, and
reporters- •
I‘46..Barnutit's loss ....6:ill. he, about - a300,-
000, , ,saittto he insuroa. ,':,Tliti ,canse,..of, the
oro h nn.-present trahlrMwn... -, _ „„ •,,. ; ~. .
,i., --, i 5 ,ei, , ,..;;C 7. 1 .. ;' , .=
J.
Tlio',Deitioeri.!.cy :having used . Andrew
Joli'Sriii'a.l3.6itt :is long :is It safe; now ad=
hitn'to 71'he tirgnment th'rY
nib; to 'in ;1464 him to tel this ste - i - that
the'Senate till certainly, Mind hint goeilty
an'l 'that clisettalitied
front ut, otfiee:; *le if he - resigns tli'ey
eantlidaietindelea hint
President for the next four 3-ears
.don't exactly A....,see.4t,'.',..bnt:_thea 'the be
; tnocraey itayoAsed, 7 l.44l 4is,tholr tool for
isopietitnei and they,intend if, they
•• not
Melte hi m.sce that t .to matte !aril -see! stars.•
It is : quite evident the Democracy intend 'to
the Ilepehlicans do net ,a d
.. ; al49l,tlieltoly,lierrop expressed at 1118_,ita T .
:Peachnent,is,only so tilt:opsounding hrass - .
dead ; and
' e tla ntned t and any ,manor party ;whn
cotnmon.canso. witl.l 7 l) share a situ-.
liar:fate,
'
Tit e:Ried iCirdn .t hat •:.L ridmi• ec dri tics
tied decline- in -En .
iir=,conserluance,-of
tthe'reinOC , al of Presidefit .Tohnson, : and - the
finstitijaticki , of -Borifaml n IVitalf;ii‘
;'3vretelie'cre - finaid'.''' - ' To alesttCh . firolpheth
%commeildtlie i.a.fe'advicnikr-Itosett . BiglOw;:
, Plion'OieVe,t• unlessSra know: 1 :
Allith`e' tendon den irfjoh ranlecOlent;
nnstable, retiClintade`‘,
• 4nitninjetratiOn.7iuce bcon'-Lo ilFis'ettle and,
wedkeri,oinY.securntlesntYnomc unit Vaio;
that . :117;
headed Vyi";'esfiltinl'i'vli'd,
and all nii opt' opilookki 4,harino the
.I,withi Congress, an ti;' AV/ tit' .#lO
41141)rf*L.,Of "!•,- the ,A.metican ,
I -,lutwo. any:whop ctleetroti otir,fieeuritles :than.
'to tidiance' thell"vaitio •by re-establishing •
, ,
the : sbatered unity and .harmony of tho
Govati•nicumt.r. Y. Tribude, . • .
Zan caster Hag !liver
Tr•obblc Not Possible.
grwrovas, z MISCELY.A.NEOILISii
State—Pencil-vanitii
—Deiniestic cannibals-2 ne:lcbiter9. ' V ''
=Good place for pie-ilieB—Santlwieb,i',':
explainer—_l retired earpente, - -
-- :-::Contontnitint is bettor than werilt_ti!)
--or, whidiradu is the mull t
—Dying prayer of a dog—G nide my bark.
—A modern night ran—Hot gill. and
water.
backward the same? Eve.
—Why is a galvanic battery like murder?
itccausu it is a shocking afildr.
--What class wornon are most apt to
give tone to society-?e, The belles., r .
—When is a man jtigtilied in 'calling
wife 11 , -mcy ? ' When she is hoe-loved.
=Whiff time is that - which is spelt 'for
ward and backward,is the same? • Noon.
—The - young lady who took the gentle
man's fancy has returned it.„-with , thanks.
—When a,-inan wears •awig, can he be
said to be putting on (h)airs?
—You Can't preserve, happy domestic
pairs in fainily3urs.;
—Three things to ON-ern-Limper, tongue.
mid conduct.
.=;A frog does not rumen - 11)4r When hb was
tadpole,,but others_de:.
you carry the cross cheerfully; it
carry you safely.
—Few ladies are so-modest as to refuse to
sit h thelap of luxury.
,-Tobacco shofild hot be chewed, but
eschewed.
—Envelopes furnished and printbd at
this office, for $2.50 per thousand. -
—New style 'cards primed - at the SP
office, for $1.25 per thousand.
. .
—The Columbia 011 Company's property ,
has produced 1,162,000 barrels of oil. ~
—IIOW child-like are ,the Slobberings"
of Brigham thiS week:
—A girl with a "ringing laugh" caused
an' alarm of fire in Peoria. They took her
a belle. r, - „
Brooks has removed his-hat and
cap store to,the building formerly occupied
.by Gen. Fisher as claw office, on Front St.
agnolia Water—a d eligh ful, toi let ar
ticle—superior to cologne and at' half the
price. .
—ln Cheyenne they "warn" an-idle man
to leave the-place, and,-if he don't go they
hang him.
—That gal, told the truth for once in ,her
life, when she sung "We girls never mean
half we say." .
—The first thing a'hen says to her brood
and not the last thing a child says to his
father—" Shell out !"
—An ingenius Frenchman has patented
an illuminating cane for bachelors who
return home late at night.'
'—Two young Women in Cleveland have
been committing highway robbe'ries. It is
Leap Your, you know. - -
Fox, of the American Theatre,
Philadelphia, mid:es a weekly distribution
of bread to the poor.
'—Sir Frederick Bruce had personal
.priiperty in' England' to the amonnt of
•
—A men in Prussia plays en :sixteen
drums with forty-eight drum slicks.-
-The La Crosse Democrat says the pun
ishment of treason is death. Not while
deft: Davis and Brick Pomeroy live.
—A few days since, :it Newmarket, Ten
nessee. a woman who was waltzing at a
public, bell'- fell on the door dead.
—The game laws - of Ohio forbid the shoot
ing of quails, turkeys, robbits.ete„ between
the let of February and the 15th of October.
e Warren's Electric Churn ! It saves
labor' . -and makes more butter then any
other- churn. ii'or sale by Fred. Bucher,
Columbia.
,General Burnside has contracted for the
construction of the Cairo and Vincennes
Railroad in Illinois, to link]] the whole line
within two years from November 27th, - 1367.
--A young lady, c? Ilaugoic - died very
suddenly, lately, from an OVF:1*10S0 r of
arsenic, which she bad'been - in the habit of
taking to improve her eetupletcion.
—Special attention of Ladies is invited to
Win. T. Hopkins Three G of Troop
Skins,tho "Keyotone Skirt," Co ion Skirt,"
anti " Champion , •Skirt." Dead I advertise,
mont in this issue. -
—Families. in Philadelphia, in risking for
ministers of the Philadelphia Methodist_
- .Episcopal Conference, which meets shortly
in that city; stipulate' that they, will - accept
none who use tolniccoin any fortn. •
--Commodore Nutthas been skating in .
Leavenworth, and;cin.e 1;4 ,lbe-papers of the
town remarks. - that" he'''".peclipitlided his
lit Wo driamstielts With.astonishing colVrity."
! —GMC...loe4Nokerltriti itorbirtPG'iine,ral
McClellan and wife are in • FlOrence4.Glen.,
Cluseret issin Pnris, : aud Gen. Cassius_ M.
Clay in,St.'Petershuro.„ -
—Printing of every cles'eription dono at
this- orrice; such :IS /lilt Heads, Blanks of
all kinds,Bnsiness Carcls;Circulars,
Envelopes, Letter Heads, Xmas, Handbills,
eze„ at the lowest - cash.priees. _
—The ."new; thing•gintler the -sun":
which Solomon dinalited, is Plialim'S'!'_ , Flor
Dc Mayo," that rare perfurhe for the htind-'
kerchief.- .It cannot be described; for ' , there
is nothing like it.. in ..the w„hole "cal If Of
fragrance. Sold by,all druggists ; , • • ,
—The , - '?ork. True ‘Dentocrcie .says_, that
'Brigham young, 'of this pitied,'‘.` apes' the,
style of . Erick--Pomeroy' and • imagines'
that bad , .grammar,-fviblent :denunciation,:
unmeasured7recklossness, , and arrant non,"
sense, aro , snhstitntes feason,_,
_logic and argurn6l:ll:"''' " ' '
rionit Coin cicleneeTliiir'd ma
vied con ple,liying in the village Of ,-Vintoni;
lown,whoscbirtli-day-anniverstiries fall:on -
the same,day„and on the. recent, recurrence
of this anniversary; namely, on the 17th 'of
February hist; a "-little strAngeeKTinirle
its-appeal-time at 'their tire' side—the': first
born.
—The
_3leriden (Ct.„) • hotel-keeper,, in
whose house Mr. 'Frederick DouglaSs 'VMS
excluded - front the.conirnon'table , beCau so
hcovas a," nigger." •on.Tharsclay•assautted.
Mr. Riggs; the
_editor of the Secorcicr,:in
.
that - city, for cdonnerding on the.. affair.
Ives, the hotel-keeper; was ar'rCsted, and'
held to-insurer both a civil and' criminal -
action. . _ ,
—The Doublin, Treelay-News prints a cut
of George lvrancis.Train' astride a locouto
tive, cigar in mouth, and tho inevitable
striped: pantaloons inseparable from an'
Englishman's • idea of _a -- Yankee, :while
John _Bull _stands upon - the track, with
bludgeon in one hand and theErdish-tiug
in the other, diaputiug his - progress,
—=Clitition.—Ptireliasers mi.) Peruvian
Syrup ta protected solution of-the protoxide •
or -iron,) are cautioned against being deceiv- •
ed.by nny of the,,preparations of Peruvian.
'Bark or Berk' anti Iron Whieh'uniy be of
fered: their: , Every bottle' of genuine heat'
Peruyian Syrup (notßertivitur Bark) blown
in ,the` glass„ _Ex:inane the bottle , before
-purchasing.`
—The t'airbankS' Scale to-day is better
than ever before.
- Their alitirpcst rivalry'
'has been with , -thenselve's, and at this they
themselves --have alone • succeeded: The
excellence and rigid itcc,urncy with which,
they have : built:up t1461i splendid 4.outaloa
is still itcePing, fluit•reputation bright, and
their scalesetill stand : 4hr hokond-a!Pothers
in.larabilityi4unibrin ,accuracri and- eon
. VOL e. -
,
Good „Fruit Il.rope
,et.lttata33•, the,
ininiereaS'hldsgings which are 'proitizSdel io
us•thimtrgh the Paeitle,'Eaiiroadi.vihen•it-is
completedt• is an -abundance of:, fruit.
Grapes of every variety are ° produced. in.
California, and then, elm be`sent east early,
in the season, and at of nutierttte`coNt.' It is'
exnectedthat the demand willbifentirmous
when the .quality, of, the,g,rapes: 4 ,b_ecomes
knOwn. - :rigs,,prurns, 'peaches, atid
ivees'also . flourish there; and Oregon; it
'is ,said; has net lierivat-in.produeing , the
apple "ii , ;( l PC.ar." 6 ,- •.:':
. .
• ---`The Sweetest Thing in I.ifel!...is good
. „ health and good spirits, „and if, you have
not, the next best thing - •is what will
restort , bloorn to the 'furled cheek "and happi
ness to the - drooping heart. ..., The great:and
Isurer retnedyis-Plantation -.l3itters„which
, our physician - La_ rd&otrititend to - both' male
'and' fotriale. patients "...as - :i.i "stife; , 'rellable,
agreeable and - cord tar: . sti mu I ant. , !: ..-They
contain „nothing :to disagree_ with the ..most
'[-delicate constitution,. and ; have won golden,
. !opinions front all Who litt'vii tried them; and'
probably ' iio'iliticlel ivai3;ever • tried,by-so
-, many . pergons.. They elevate the,depressed
;nod my° strength „10,,,th0-woal.- ,, .. :
'—Hairis the . ; robe,,which , eurlous 'Nature weaves
And does adorn our bodies, •
lAnd that , alone • remains -. when ' .
•every • other
bertuty!fr6one 7 ,l-.. , :-r,„ .., , ..”-:.'..l ',..-- ,
' . Whenever
- ,a.t. neW„ar,tiple_lais :come up•
:promising toenrich; adorn,,Or,lerigtheii this,
•most ornamental 'of, iill'ecfVeritigs; ourp - eo- -
; pie . have • been ':exceedingly - forward in'
„giving it a trial,anklu,rettrojnstances that
• one have been sadly ',disePpeintetf.' :It is
-then, 'with';g-rear , i'elUctinlce:thral- AVe 'feel'
dispsed:to:urge anythingt:piekv in . the -way ,
..of Hair' testorersgand:,we wouldamt do,so,
'now, but for the reason that - we haveln our
1 ;mind an artiels .. ar swiker . ,„2,xe-ellopt quality,'
one that We have riled; ittidlentiW full well
its , valtie: - Ittlis-.not/only•ti. , .dressing , that
beautifies atnctronderathe latirof a natural
,glossy,:appe-arance, but it,-3ongthens.lt. ,and
will restore it'tcf its original color. -If "red':
'and has becorrierdray,qtwill s bilng'bittictiati 4
-red. If ltaxen;bilik- 7 1ifillitTRIff;' - if_ ',tacit,
the inven'ti-plntne cannot otitvie.theltiAtre'
:. with. NY (deb AS , AV ii I again„returndo •it...xii:•Aye - :
„ltiiow,of a_score, of. pepons.whoseeraded and. ;
_fallen hair has, been completelyirestoreirl'Vy;
"it: We -spilak' Or 1-141Ps , Vegetttbl6 .7 Sielliitn'
Hair Renewer. ' Ifse,rte other or you -will
be disfippointed. ~ . _
LATEST:;NEWS.
u.et On
Wednzsday 14.t:, : •'and ; :ntnninatetl' a State
l'tiokut ' , tient] ed try: , lVillia'ut White for J,udgo
tivi•Agpromeoo9n4.:;' ; ':;Resokutions ',Were
fig aett'-aratiiaiidSeiiiii:Or
: 'Witclic`for President and Vice President,
and declaring for greenback payment and
taxation of bonds.
.41MRt.sisty.lal7erers and othci employees
of'tho•Trensury Department are to be clis
chargeci;,Congress having mil - de no Eirovisiou
for their,payment.
A train on ti , Canandaigua Railroad ran
riff , 'the,thatli. : near .Gortimii, a fe,
clays ugo,iiiiil thrco is s werosoCOnTith?
the npsqting . cif , tt.stove. ~ Twelve prson's
were Darned, three of them fatally.
A cattle di ease, - by Some - supposed to bo
the rhimierpest, is raghls near Baltimore.
Thirty-live out of thirty , -eiglit cases in one
stable were., fatal. • ;
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Con
vention. met at liarriAbn rg, on Wednesday
last, and chose 'elet!tors to the Presidential
Convention. The resolUtinns adopted de
nounce Congress, and favor greenback pay
ment of the publicdebt. Charles C. Boyle
was nominated for Auditor -General, and
Geu. Ent for Surveyor General.
The steamers M S. Mepham and Fanny
Scott were burned - at St. Louis, a few days
ago. Total- loss $lOO,OOO.
The Metropolitan hotel, and an adjoining
building, in Peoria, ITtinois, were burned
on Sunday night last, causing a loss of
nearly one hundred thousand dollars.
The Ryniam, tack factory, at Taunton,
Mass., was destroyed by an incendiary
fire on Monday night. Loss $20,000.
•
The President has ordered General Dan.
E. Sickles, - whose present rank in the regu
lar army is that of Colonel,' tO'procced at
once to Texas,-report for duty -to' Ge'rtrill
Hancock, and `take corn mond 'of the. Twen
tieth Infantry. General:Sickels , is nt - pr6,s-,
eat in New Hampshire, and, it is reported,
will object to seeving under Hancock, as
he ranked that officer during the war.
Daniel. Ler . d, Esq., the eminent New Y, ork
Lawyer, died on Thursday.
The 131ackfeet Indians in Montana, ere re
ported to have begun hostilities 'against the
whites. It is also reported that twelve
hundred Indians have assembled around
Fort Laramie and are behaving menac
ingly.
A Pittsburg dispatch says that several
persons were killed yesterday morning by
an accident at Broadhead tunnel, on the Pan
Handle railroad.
Tour men were killed and one seriously
injured by_ lie untimely explosion of a
blast near Chicago, on Wednesday after
noon.
Nearly 500 petitions in Bankruptcy have
been tilled since yesterday, week in New
York.
Gold closed yesterday . rit 14% The i,tcelr..
market was inactive.
Coaa~rc~s~ion:aE , E'a~o~cei~in„~.
A coummuication was, presented by the
Chair from the Chief-Justice of the United
States, embodying his views in "regnrd to
the roles established on the subject of im
peachment, 'Mild.' was ordered to bo print
ed, and , referred to the select Committee of
seveni• - A memorial from the Grand Army
of the Republic was presented by the
Chair. The managers then proceeded to
the Senate, and presented the articles of
! impeachment, after which they returned
and informed the "louse of the reply of the
Senate. The - bill for the printing of extra,
copies of the impeachment document and
the Senate billfor the promulgation of the
laws of the 'United SMtes, were both Mussed.
The joint resolutions relative to the Repre
sentative elect from Tennessee were allow
ed to go over. A resolution was adopted
instructing the General commanding the
army to report the number.of votes t.lastfor
and against the adoption of the Alabama
constitution. A resolution was adopted
instructing On Ways and Means C,omntittee,
. to inemire Wo, the propriety 4f, timE,ktiding
gte:t4tritoa"caiegarainethe'dliV ortE3b
per, iron, and lead. A resolution relative
to' the, purchase of property in New York,.
on Which to erect warehouses, was -adopt
ed. On inotion the architect of the Capitol '
Avrt'inAtrueted to remove the iron fence in
the bid hall. By unanimous consent a bill
was 'introduced providing that, in case of
the removal of the Chief Justice, from any
cause whatever,' the duties'of the: otTiCe'
shall devolve upon the senior associate
justice until the'unielntment of a successor..
Referred to the CoMmittee on the Judiciary,
with - leave "to report at any time. The
Speaker itnninineed that the funerarof Mr.
Ritxter;:formerlY a Representative, Trom
Vermone; would take plitce at 3 P. Minext
Siinday.';''By'utiitiiiirtous consent • it' bill
was littrodiaced and nivointing
maiuiiei el;C•Nation'ttlAylum Tor. Dis- .
abled '
Letter from Berlcs Cothatr.
- .
- Nzwroarvim.r.,:"Marelt - 2,1, 186 h. ._
41 - n.::'Ra'stuo :=The 'only topic 'worth
writing about, and.one' which absorbs the
Intel osts ,of our.. common country -is, Isr-
rEAcrtSmyr - ;,l,vhich I fear from a laol4 of
nerve-and stamina, May prove' to — be - art
everlaSting , joh: -` But despair is an emoticin -
the heart should notmdmit... It appears to
me that a large portion of the people of this .
country ate sadly demented. A Republi
can form' of government is 'certainly the"
most reasonable mud just• of any that can
be lerined„if .founded on equity and equal
ity, of , privileges_ to, the. inhabitants, with,
merit Only as the e'tottehsto tie of iM m unities.
The people of this country; in the aggregate,'
areintelligent---yes, a reading people. ' Our -
public , schooL system -has. been ,:pouring_
forth - a stream' - O't - light to 'every nook
,and
corner Of the 'Republic. Now what is the
cause of this great' commotion •in our
country? ,The, native people has been
cradled. in -the _lap of Democracy, and the
doctrine hai -been preached and promul- '
gated for nearly a century "that all mon
are , _ created .equal, and endowed by their
Creater :with, ; certain . inalienable rights,
among which,ari3 life, liberty, and the par-,
suit - of happiness." - '
It Is not hard to divine-the cause-of the
great abandon of sentiment that_ pervad es
,
the-minds of, the, people of our country at,
. pres"ent. - A few Mild, bad men have got
hold'bf 'the . reins of government, through
the cowardice 'Of Andrew Johnson, who
bus thrown Jilmselfiuto, the arms - of the,
RCGO , Dgmocra.cy .to ,eseape the hall.of the
nasrisain, well knowing that there is not a
man in the--whole Union party,rdaStardly
enough to take the , life of a traitor, without.
due process of law, ; This. ,Republic is
founded - ,on a rock, mid Gov has given us a -
- Griayr in' fee simple that it must stand.
The, New York bultiec may roar and bluster;
:Um traitors may wince, and the Democratic
. papers, may, preach and publish all the
' thceit - that sophistry
.eall , invent, it will
, amount to" nothing; humanity will and
I :naust'Ariuniph- - over 'barbarism.— It is the
I earnest wish of the-true atallirm friends of
`the Union, who put clown, the Southern
1 -rebels, Mid'faCed the jeers and scorn - of
, Northern , traitors; that no - rupture- shall
happen:, ~ Let impeachment take its ,Clon
'stitutional, course, and
,tho result be what
it may;Dat, if the New York pick-pockets
-should March ,
on M Washington, to molest
Congress," , COM rti under -Logan fl would be,
surrounded. with-more than -two hundred
• thOosand of the Grand :Amy of the-Repub
lic ialeWS - tlian one week; I have no tears'
ofany , diSastrons results. , The Groat Ruler
of -.the,,Universe , will 'adopt-wisdom and
justice, to the course of human,events. .
,ptus_truly;
-".,' '. - ' t-- " -', ' Pitrur -- 1% Wrs-r.r,a;
AT Efarristinig the'llerneitrack repeafcci.
:the Wtare - story of every'yenr since tlie , re-r
rcsolirtions' contain tbd oidln: 2 j
nTy. 3 'repitish or - A buse n vectis:f; , '
breithe , a - sfeC * Fre , ,desire - foetfielle-sii•-p j A - tif
slavery and'OfficV . ." 'The' soldier' ciincliant
of last yetir vi r ere'unanirnonsikthriaivn
4 bon - rd; th6 . imrlit , tnaring4rs hayingl'apparl ,
ontl.toonie 10'Thu - conOliiSiOil • ilia • soldiers
are= 1'1'1 ,7 nnprofitnblo ivy esfinent, 'ei•en if
,uv'ecPmekely
anen'tviCo:fotighenre:.nbt to , ;be entraifped, ,
_nod' tbe 'lll6=4lle
terrified - , , and uncennbed-Ldisi Ike to' Juivii for
"
-
r ,
u well known and,
inangispectod,.rnaldent r of,West.' , Qtkeater; - ,
lastxnels,An the 69t3i.yeur
age;34'hpdecoaae' d Iva§ an extenslyn s prop,=„
: erty,, , t,liplder.in,Ovia; , . , . n and
counties, and had eandneted 6Ho banking
InialPesa f0r., 11 1 1 4 , 93Tar1i 1v404 grvat .I.lleßqs•
SPECII4.L NOTICES.
WISTAR'S I - SALSA:NI OF WILD CTIETaIIt%
, f., 'This remedy has long been cherished by the corn
ty for Its remarkable °tactic)* in relieving. h.al . `.•
ling and curing the most. obstinate, painful and long , .
' , standing cases of Olugh, Cold, AiMenu; Sore Throat;
Brom.hflie, IVlmpin9 (bupl, Creep, Asthma, Inflamma
tion of the Lunip; %,11i1E, even C'unsumptioa itself has
yielded to Ito magic influence when all other means
have failed. Its allot° history proves than the Past
has produced no remedy of equal value, SA a care for'
the numerous and dangerous pulmonary affections
! which prevail all over the laud.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
From Ationov .IRcuen, Eeq, or Fairfield, /le.
9' About eight years , i co my son, Remy A. Archer,
now Postmaster at Fairfield, Someteut connty.
who attacked with spitting of bldod. cough, weakness
af Lungs, an.lgeneral debility, so much so that our
family phyrieina declared hum to have. a t`SEATED
CONSOMPTIov." ll.' was cinder medical treatment for
a number of months, but received no benefit from it.
At length, from (Ito solicitation of himself and others.
I was induced to purchase one bottle of WISTAR'S
'BALSAM OF WILD (MERRY, whieh benefited him
so much I obtained another bottle, which inn short
time restored lam to his usual state of health. I
think I can safely recommend this remedy to others
in like condition, for it is, I think, all it purports to
be—nice Gat:Ar Luso RIZIEDy roe one 'incest The
above statetbeut, gentlemen, is my .rottintary °Miring
to you in favor of your Balsam, and 1, at your dis
posal:' •
Prepared by SETH NV. FOWIE h SON, 18 Tremont
St.. Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally.
=
!otta Oct. 131.11, 1863.
Mr. Grate—Dear Sir :—having been ' afflicted
grievously for , everal weeks ssith a revere abscess
upon my side, I wed several remedies for its eraui
cation without receiving any relief, until I applies
your salve, which effected a .peedy and permanent
cure. I therefore feel happy to certify my confid
ence in Its - virtues. Yearn - with respect, -
JAMES BEAN.
I certify to the truthfulness of the above state
ment. If. S. DEM:WORN. M.
SETA W. FOWLS SON, Boston, Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists, at 23, vents a box. By mail
3,5 cents. [mot 7-lino.,
:-_ , V.'kIETHING FOR EVERY TAM' AN( 13 . 111 L -IN
LkNO.
The great secrets of Beauty; or. Row to ho Beau
tiful, and How to retain it until good Old Age.
With bo sent, pot paid, for only one dollar. Ad
dress A. 0. Is'fiFOßD, Station D. P. 0., Is; InV York.
Feb.
BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS AND
CATARRH, treated with the utmost success. by Dr.
J. ISAACS, Oecnlist end Antis!, (formerly of Leyden,
nolland,) .INZo. 005 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Testi
monials from the most reliable sources in- the city
and country can be seen at his °Mee. The Medical
faculty are incited to accompany their patients, as he
has no secrets in his practice- Artificial Eyes inser
ted without pain. No charge.,pulde for examination.
May 4th, ly]
CLPI_ X
Page's Climax Salve, for burns, scalds, , erofula,
salt rheum, soles, broken breasts, frost bites, ehib.
tains, stings, bruises, cuts, swellings, dr., whether
upon man or becst, is the most wonderful article
ever produced. Other good articles alleviate; this
cures, lt allays ,Intiammation, subdues pain, and
heals without a scar. It is worth its weight in gold
to any family, and should always be on hand. It is
warranted to do what it says every lime.
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX
BITTERS.
Were first used in private practice in 1825. They
were introduced to the public in 1835, shire which
time their reputation has extended, until they have
a sale is excess of all other estimate and purifying
medicines. There is hardly a family among. civil
ized nations who have not personal evidence of their
beneficial effects. Their great success is owing to
their uniform reliability in cases of constipation
bilious and stomachie -tliseases, whether of long or
short duration. They arc entirely vegetable in their
composition, and harmless to the gentlest infant.
One ingredient opens the pores of the skin; another
is diuretic; and stimulates proper notion of the kid
neys; a third is emollient, loosening phlegm and
humor front the lungs; other properties arc warming
and cathartic, and cleanse the stomach and bowels
from unhealthy secretions. Their combined effect
is, to regulate the impaired functions of the system,
sod to produce health. It is nut asserted Moffat's
Pills area cure.all—t hat they will cure all complaints
—but under ordinary cicumstances they may be
relied upon to cure nervous and sick headache, cos
tiveness, dyspepsia, indigestion, jaundice, liver map
biliouS complaints, colds, scurvy, general weakness
dle. They are expressly made for these diseases.
Millions upon minions of cures can be cited. In no
single instance .has a complaint ever coma to our
knowledge. whore they have not operated as reeom•
mended..
The printed circular around each faux fully explains,
the symptoms and "effects of each disease, speeifies
treatnient, furnishes evidence, &le. - •
briefly. rer to Nov., David. Elder, Franklin, N.
- 11 - Criiens cuedof.-dylipiepni7.• ---Oir-RieCr,edefi -of
ihoollre, cui ed of liver complaint- H.lrooley, of
Hprlngileld, Pa:, bad serofida, and bad to 11:36 crutch
es; wan caed in.,,threo weeks. James D. Dolens, of
Adrian, Mich., cured of bilious fever. Rev. Henry
Graltain, Presbyterian Church, GilOunilgtlai. Cal., of
fever and ague. Rev. Ed. R. May. Twenty-first New_
Tod:, of rheumatism and piles of IL years standing.
Rev. Samuel Bowles, editor of the Springfield (Mass)
Republican, was eared of terrible costiveness. Hon.
Ed. Webber, of Romney, N. of liver complaint,
etc., etc., etc. •
box of Moffitt's Life Pills, with full circulars,
will be sentgratis to any physician or elergyinan, on
the receipt oftwo three cent postage stamps.
Mofflit's Life Cilia lire 25 cents per box. Mofflit's
Phoenix Slitters, $1 per bottle. They are sold by all
•
respectable dealersthroughout the continents end
the islands of the ocean.
. - & HOWLAND, Proprietors, '
Successors to Dr. John Moffat and lir. Wm. It.
Molfat,l2l Liberty street, Now Yorlt.
ruariM'Gr-ly.
ITCH 1 ITCH _ ITCH!!!
seni7cu!
SCRATCH!
- -
In fronilo to 40,honr‘.
'Wheaton's Ointment cans • The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment _ cures- Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Tenor.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Barber's Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures • Old Sores.
IVhcaton's Ointment- • cures , Every kind
of Humor like Magic.
Price, 10 cents iti box: by mail, tle cents. 'Address
WEEKS k POTTER, No. 170 W ‘ ashitsdOn Street,
.13m,ten, Mass.- ' [sept _l-lye.
I=l
GE=
'We began 1n413 , 11 to make improve=
rents in the style and make of
Ready Made Clothing, and continued•
to do so, introducing new styles and
ideas every year, so that the entire char
acter of the busiti6ss is now .vastly,
bettor and totally different from the
systems of older houses.
Improved
Our 4ind idea is to leant exactly
WHAT THE CUSTOMERS WANT,
and Inetead of persuading him to buy
what may be most conveniently at
hand, we take the utmost pains to meet
HiOtvishes.
Ithat
Omfatter%
I lin t.
The building, we occupy is the MOST
CONVENIENT sIZE, , LARGEST AND
DEAT ADAPTED for ,our business of
any in Philadelphia , -
Customers can see' 'what they are
haying, our Establishment being on
the corner of three large streets, Mar
(bet, Sixth and 3tinor street.o
oboe
dantlight is afibrded from nil direc
tions: A light store is far better for
customers than a dart: one. •
31 x 133fect
• 140
irnidot ,
Merchants , An°la that our salsa are
Larger than those of any other house
in Philadelphia, in our hno: hence we
have to buy larger quantities of goods,
nail so get them at lower prices, es
pecially 114 we buy altogether for cash.
Buying, -cheapest, we can sell cheap
est.'
The -
Large
Ma-
IMIS2
We closely =online every inch of
goods that comes into our Ritabllsh
ment, invariably rejecting all int
moth-caten and tender fair
rice. . .
Invprefon
The time wasted in looking over the
stocks or ti dozen stores can be avoided.
for, under ono roof. we offer .for sale
mt a.saortment eqtlal in variety and ex
tent to that embraced by a some or the
ordinary homes.
Great
Sat lag.
_ Wo herr° 600 hauds employed in the
manufacture or Clothing, w•ho are
constantly making up{ stock to take the
Place of that daily aold• this gives our
customerA sew and fresh good. to make
selections from. -7
Fre I.
Goode
It is an undisputed :fact , that 'this
Department, (a large Hall :on our
second floor fronting on Minor street, )
bass nothing in Philadelphia; to aped
it. We have here - concentrated the
best skill and workmanship, and those
who.prefer Clothing made to order
, really have advantay,es they do not re,
ceiro elsewhere.
-DEDUCTIONS..
Custom
Depart
mem%
, . From all of the above we deduce'
this one fact, that Oak 'Hall has ALL the
advantages of any other Clothing Es
tablishments, in the_eity, and in midi
tion these,
lit—A firm compoSed of. young men of the 'Present
- generation, fully in sympathy with 'the tastes
.d,—An Insight Ulllto wants of the people and an en.
terPrtse to meetthese wants, which in seven
years has placed Oak Hall in a position not al
ways. attained in experience• of twenty-five
years.
-3(l.—A Building better located. better lighted, hotter
' adapted and newer in all its appointments.
4th.--Workmen, especially Cutters, who are not
only from,ameng , the bast; and most- expert
=.eueed, but are artists In their professions and
,
couple with good work astylisliness; •in which
• Phihalelphia tailoring has been particularly
• : deficient - '
it is the liberal patronage with which we have
been • faVored that , has enabled us to ofier,the un
.,pandieled advantages, and this Patronage . continued
- anti - extended will 31altiply advantage. Which we
;divide between ouLettstanicre and oursuives. -
Daher
bop .
A.v .. 161t.t0 1;W VS orcr; Sact above
WAZIA3LAREIL 6:IIROWN,
OAK
"Itortno.s. eternise+ Ilo , cac.
- gs,ith and Market street+.
•: ;7 ,
EOLGAT4"S:A.II4MiATIC:VEOI7.4.BLE.SOAP,
A superior TOILET SOAP, prepared from yetioed.
'lluok.:TANLE,oths in combination with GLYCER—
INE, and especial ly'destgeed tor i he' Oelif LADIM
l imdfur the NURSERY. its perfumb
and its washing properties unriralled. For sale by'
ell drimgist.. [may 25,'417-Iy.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rartoßs OF YOUTII.
A Gentleman wheinffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the efforts of
youthful indiscretion. will, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it. the recipe
end directions for making the simple remedy by'
whielt - he was cured. Suiten eri, .
to profit by
the niivertiser's eaperionce, can dose by addressing
in perfeat confidence, JOIIN it. OGDEN,
-tit Cedar St., Now York.
- AYER'S(MERRY.. .-PECTORAL,-
IS a soothing expectorant, prepared to ineet the ur
gent need of a safe and reliable cure for disetses of
the throat and lungs. Atrial of many years has es
tablished the fact, that it Is more efficacious in pul
monary affections, than any other remedy. Its
efficacy has now become no generally known. that it
is justly.regarded in many countries as a medicine
of Indispensable necessity. - In Great Britain, France,
and Germany, wit re medicalseienee has reached
its highest perfection, it is prescribed In domestic
-practice; and constantly used in- .the , armies. in
hospitals and other public institutions, where it is
regarded by. the attending physicians as the most
speedy and agreeable remedy that can be employed.
Scarcely any neighborhood can lie found whore well
known eases of diseased lungs, which had bathed the
efforts of the most skillful and experienced doctors,
hare been permanently cured by• it. These results
are the moat convincing proofs of the superior cura
tive properties of this preparation; and to them' the
authors point with peculiar satisituetion. • While it is
most powerfnlagainst confirmed diseases, it is ex
tremely gentle as a medicine in infancy and youth,
being quire harmless to even the youngest, WllCllad
mimstered judiciously. -
ThiS health restorer - accomplishes even more =by
prevention than cure. .11 taken in season, it heals
all irritations of the throat and - lnngs, whether. aris
ing irom Colds or Coughs, or from other causes, and
thus prevent that long train of painful and incurable
-diseases. which would arise from the neglect of
them. Hence no family should he without it: In
' tfuenza,Croup, flcurseness, Whooping - Cough, Pleur
isy, Incipient Consumption, and other affections of
the breathing organs; give way before lids pre-erni•
;.neat Combination of medical virtues.
Prepared by On. 1. C. AYER & CO., Loa ell, Mess.,
and sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Ifeb 1-2rno
SOME FOLKS CAN'T ,SLEEP
NIGHTS.
Very many sutler from general debility, others
from weokness of the stomacleand inability to di
gest their food; some have creeping sensations along
the nerve fibres,'or pain in the back, with aching and
weary throbbing of the limbs. Thomtands of ladies
suffer through long years from what aro called
Female Complaiele, caused by the relaxation of mus
cle and ligament that attend deficiency of vital force.
Thousands of business mon; overworked in mind
and body, use op the nervous fluid and become un
fit for duty or the enjoyments of life. ExCesses in
youth, and the terrible effects of fever and ague, in
volve shattered constitutions and the failure of the
general functions of health. To sufferers' from all
these causes, •
DODD'S NERVINE AND INVIGORATOR
offers an invaluable boon—a natural and efficient
recovery of lost powers, No person, man or woman,
f-uffering from any cause. con afford to neglect this
remedy. The Nervine will be found to possess .nn
equalizing and nutritive principle. It allays irrita
tion, and like sleep promotes the secretions of the
system. It has affinity for. the nervous fibres, and
supplies them for the waste that. is constantly taking
place. Like wholesome food taken int , the stomach,
tt undergoes rapid digestion, invigorating m its pro-
COSS the digestive organs, and producing a,
CALMNESS 11.1 , TD TRANQUILITY,
unknown to any other preparation. It contains no
opium or hasheesh, and so far from producing eon•
tiveness, it still be found an efficient cure for consti
pation, and has obtained a world-wide renown for
this peculiarity.
Dear Doctor: The last medicine prescribed by
yen I obtained, and will say that Dedd's Nervine and
Invigorator is all that it claims to be. I feel like a
new man ; the aching of Ivy limbs is all gone ; I sleep
well, have a good appetite. and feel stronger than I.
have for many years past" toontributed by Dr. 11.
A. Tucker, 238 Clinton street, urooklyn, New York-1
"I have it.edthe Nervino. and tied myself much
benefited by it, particularly in the increase of
strength and cure of those trembling sensations.
costirenesa also seems to be entirely cured.
{Letter to Dr. Tucker.) - - •
"The medicine you ordered (Dodd's Nervine) we
have taken three bottles of. It is a great thing. My
wife says ehe would rather have one bottle of it than
forty doctors. She is certainly better, don't feel th+
dragging down so much; bowels move easier, and in
hotter nervous condition every way."
G. B. Martin, Cashier Glenn house, Long Branch.
New Jersey, etntes that Dodd's Nervine has cured
him of chronic weakness of the stomach, dizziness
and sick headache, and greatly strengthened his
whole system.
David Hartshorn. MC State street, Brooklyn, cured
of chronic muscular and nervous debility.
John Harbut, Brooklyn, N. Y., says: "To regu
late the bowels without producing cathartic effect.
quiet, the nerves, and tone - up the system, I have
never used anything that equalled Dodd's 'Nor,.
vine."
W. F. Deans, Esq., Eastford. "Aly wife
has suffered for seventeen years witlt extreme Ller
sons debility anti mental prostration. Site was in
duced by a friend to try Dr. J. W. Dodd's Ncrvine
and Invigorator. and by its' use is now restored to
perfect health."
Dr. C. C. York, Charlestown, Unit..., "In cases of
great nervous debility, not Lonfined by any means
to the female sex. although from the, greater deli
islitcY of the fattish) orunniustion more
_empinon .than
idnong rnenVl emplo# , Doddis :stk.:toe and invigor:
ator with .the happiest- effect: It exceeds' in 'tonic
power anything that I know of, while its action upon
the bowels is all that can be desired."
DODD'S NERVIINE AND INVIGUEATOR is em
ployed in the Massachnsetta Hospital for the InNene
ac TIZU ntou. - - .
FOR PERSONAL TF,STIMONr.TALS
To cures of general debility, indigestion, sleepless
ness, kidney complaint,-wind cone, and female Com.
plaints in their own families, we refer, with permis
mon, to the followin. , uentlemtha in this vicinity:
E. W. 'BALL. Esq.", Pinki Avenue Hotel, N. Y.- -
W. B. BODGE. Tract House, N. V. - -
JOHN WILLIAMS. Policeman, N. I'.
J. W. PECK_ETT, Esq., Clinton st., Brooklyn.
Dr. 11. A. 'TUCKER, Clinton at., Brooklyn.
J. $. WRIGHT- E q., Jersey-City.
lion. WARnlzs: CHASE, 544 Broadway, S.
117 - For solo al J. IL Plirry.'.T. R'
IYl!Rams' Drug. Stores, Columbia, Pit.
Price $t per bottle.
11. B. STORER &CO , • -
align '67-iy7 Proprietors, E. Y.'
The advertiser, having been retered to health in a
few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with a severe lung affection,
and that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to
innke known to his fellow-sufferers the means - of cure.
SCRATCH" !! !
•
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the Jare
scription used (free of charge,) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
fled a Sure Cure -for Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Coughs, Colds, and alt Throat .and Lung
Affections. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is'o benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which.be conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as at will cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing; Thirties wishing- the prescription, ram,
by return mail, will please address •
REV. EDWARD It. WILSON.
Illayla,:gt , Tyl Williamsburg, Eiag.f - Co., Newyork..
TO FA - RMERS 'AND-:PLANTERS.
TILE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE,' IN
lots to suit purchasers,
2000 TONS OF DOUBLE REFINED - PCUDRETTE
of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.; Made frOm to'n night,
soil, blood, MU and dcad animals of New York City,
forwhich the Co. have exclusive contract, Price only
' TWENTY-FIVE 'DOLLARS 1 3 ER'TO.N. -
Freight and, charges 'froin Non - York added
Warranted by the Co. to be equal 'weight for weight to
unv high limed superphosphate in market, The re-,„
suits on Corn, Cotton, Tobacco and Grain have been
astonishing the pant sea-on.. It matures the crop from
la days to two'weeks earlier, ar sl 'doubles . tho crop.
Pamphlet with certificates of hundreds of well-known
planters and farmers., and every information, sera,
free to any one applying by lettenor otherwise to
MCCOLLUM 1 PURSELL,
ESPY, Columbia Co.. Pn., - .
or to alto Lodi Mannacturing Company, New York.
febl.s-2moi
ADDRESS TO THE _NERVOUS
and - Debilitated whose sufferingslinve been protract
ml from 'hidden causes. and whose cases require
prompt treatment to render existence desirable. If
you are suffering or have suffered from involuntary
discharges, what effect does - it produce' upon your
general health? Do yon feel weak, debilitated, easily
tired? Does a little extra exertion' produce palpitto
Lion tho heart? Does vour liver, or urinary organs,
or your kidneys frequently get out of order?• Is your
Urine sometimes thick, milky, or tloeky, or Is It ropy
on settling? Or does 'a thick scum rise to tine top?:
Or is n sediment at the bottom after it has stood
awhile? Do you have spells, of snort breathing or
tlyspepsin ? Are your bowels eenstipated? Do you
have spells of fainting or rushes of blond to the head?
Is your memory impaired? Is your mind constantly
dwelling upon this suldect 7 'Do yonfeel
moping, tired of company, of life ? ' Do you wish to'
be left alone, to get away. from 7 everybody? Does
shy little thing nnalte you start, or jump? -Is`your
sleep broken of restless? Is the lustre of, your eye
as brilliant? The bloom en your, cheek tts bright?
Do you enjoy yourself in society. ss well? Do' you
pursue your business with the same energy? Do , -
you feel ns mimic confidence in yourself? Are your
...piths dull and dogging, given to fits of melancholy.?
if so, do not Icy it to your liver or dyspepsia.. Have
you restless nights? . Your back weak, your knees
weak, and leave but lttle appetite, and you-attribute
licit to dyspepsia or liver-complaint?
Now, reader, self-abuse, veneral diseases
cured, and sexual excesses:oath all capable of pro:,
Hoeing a weakne.s of the' generative -organs. The
orgnns of generation. when in 'perfect health: - tnake ,
-the man. Did you ever think tint those hold, de
fiant, energove, persevering, successful bitsinesq
men are-always those whose - generative organs nro
in perfect health? You never hear such men com
plain of being melancholy, ofhervonsams+, of palpita
tion of tee heart. They, ace never afraid_they-cannet
'succeed-in business; they don't.become sad and dis
couraged; they are always polite nr.d pleasant in Mo.
company of Indies, and look you and them -right in
the_faeo—none of yourtlowneast,looks or any, other,
meanness :Mont them. I . do ;not mean those 'who
keep the organs inflamed, by -running " tot exeesri.
, These will not'only'ruhi their coustitutions,:,but,
those rhey do business with or for. --
, Dow many Men , from cured diseasek` from
themffeets of self-abuse and excesses, hare brought
about that state of,wenkness in those organs that has
reduced the 'general system so 'much as to induce
almost every other disease—idiocy, lunacy, paralysis,
.spinal affections, suicide. and-utmost every other ,
form of disease which humanity is heir tq, =With - el!
real cause of the trouble scarcely ever stispected,and;
have doctored for all but the right one.
, Diseases of these organs require the nee of a diure
tic.. BELMBOLM , FLUID - EXTRACT BUCHU is
the great Diuretic. and is a certain curs fur diseases •
. of the Bladder, -.Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic
.Weakness, Female Complaints, General Debility,
an I all diseases of the Urinary-organs, whether ex- -
isting In Male or Female,- from 3 ,whatover cause ori
ginating and no matter of how long : '
If an treatment is submitted to,• Consumption -or
Insanity may.ensue.„ ,Our flesh'and blood are see
,ported.from these sources, and the health and.haptu
'mess, and that of posterity, depends upon prompt,use
of a reliable remedy.- , •
Relmbold's Extract flueliu, established upwards or
IS yeartj, prepared by
„ - If. T. RELNITIOLD. Druggist.
691 SiontiwaY.'*W York. mad -104-.Sontlic-Teritty
street.„Phlla., Pa. -
• PameGsl.2s per bottle. or 8 bottles Air 86.50, deliver.
ed to any address, Soldby all Druggists everywhere.
[Mar. 6, '67,
WrIAT PEOPLt: - SAY
TO coNsumprwEs
.2111SCELLANE'QUS:
SA'r
VEGE'PABLE ' 1 !
•
- `•-
SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
MATRTOOD OV:SEVEIt.,I-EA.RS•
BEFORE THE PUBLIC;
And no preparation for the hair has yet been
discovered that will produce the same beneficial
results. It is an entirely new selentine discov
cry, combining many of the most powerful and
restorative agents In'the VEGETABLE KING
DOM. It restores
• -
- GRAY. HAIR' Tti ITS ;
ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL • COLOR.
It makes the scalp white and clean; cures dand
ruff and humors, and falling out of the hair; and
will make it grow upon bald heads, except in
very aged, persens, as it furnishes, the nutritive
principle by Which' the .hair is nourished and
supported. It makes the hair moist, soft, and
glossy, and is unsurpassed as a HAIR DRESS
ING. It is the cheapest preparation ever offered
to the public, as one bottle will accomplish more
and last longer than three bottles of any other
preparation. •
IT Is .11F.007bOLENDED AN I) INED
THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY
The wonderful results produced by our SICIL
IAN HAIR RENEWER have induced many to
manufacture preparations for the Hair,.rmder
various names; and, in order tolnduce the trade
and the public to purchase their compounds,
they have resorted to falsehood, by, claiming
they were former: partners, on had-some con
nection with our Mit: HALL, and their prepara
tion was similar to ours. Do not be deceived by
them. ' • • -
Parchake the original; it has never yet been
equalled.
Our Treatise on the hair, with certificates,
sent free by mail.
rE3 - See that eneh 13orrim has our private
REVENUE STAIIP over the top of the bottle.
All others are Imitations.
. It. I'. HALL it CO., Proprietors, Nashua, N ; li.
s o p/ by ri d Draggles and dieters in Mcdtcipe.
• now 2'i7-oy.
THE PHOINIX - PECTORAL
"..IPOUND SYRUP OP OF • WILD CHERRY
AND SENEICA SNARE ROOT.
Will cure the Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Colds, Coughs,- Croup, Asthma. Bron
chitis, Catarrh, Sore Tbroat , Hoarseness. Vv-hoop
fog Cough, ,tc.
Its timely use will prevent Pulmonary Con
sumption, and even where this Warfel disease
has taken hold it will afford'areater relief than
any other medicine.
MISS KATE VANDERSLICE. of Pottsville , says:
"I was benefited more by using the Plicenix
Pectoral than any other medicine I ever used."
Jacob Powers certifies that he has sold hund
reds of bottles of the Phcenix Pectoral, and that
all who used it bear testimony of its wonderful
effects in curing cough.
John Royer, - Edil or of the independent Phenix,
having used it, has no hesitation in pronouncing
it a complete remedy for cough, hoarseness, and
irritation in the throat.
The proprietor of this medicine has so much
confidence in its curative powers, front time testi
mony of hundreds who have used it, that the
money will be paid back to any purchaser who
is not satisfied with its effects.
It is so pleasant to take that the children cry
for it,
It costs only Twenty-live cents.
It is intended for only ane class of diseases,
namely, those of the Throat and Lungs.
.0 - Z-Prepared Only by.
LEVI OBERHOLTZER, m. D.,
PL.cenixville, Pa.
• Sold by all Drrumists and Storekeepers.
Johnston, Holloway C Cowden, No. tr. 3 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, General Wholesale
Agents. •
N. 11.—Ifyour nearest druggist or storekeeper
does not keep this medicine do not let him put
you 'bit* with some other medicine, bemuse he
makes more money OD it, but send at once to
one of the agent. for it.
Sold by A.-Bleyers, and. It. Williams, drug
gists, Columbia, Pa. [febi-3mo
a AILEY & 'CO.,
• •
819''alies.tartat Street,
'PITILA.DELPHIA.
DIA_ - "Aorms,
_Pearls, Rubies, Sapphires, Erneralils, Rare Gems,
Engagement Rings,,Weddhu: Rings.
LOW riticms
& CO.,
PIIELADELPIIIA
" 'W T C - 11 .1 1 , 8 , • -
Of the most celebrated makers. -Sole agents. for
the grandGoldMedal.E...vil:KVliliLliE tCo.
time-keeper, the best watch manufactured.
Aa - r_4 - rtry - & pc),
PITTLADLIIIJA
- BR,IDAL StLVER,
For-AVEDT/ING PRESEZITS, of entirely new
and artistic designs.
1,..Ar PRICES.
co;
PIITLADEL ! PffT A
PLATED, WARES,
From the mnst, celebrated American and
BngNab makers.
LOW PRICES.
BA.ILETYT& 00.
PHIL A DELPITIA
WORKS. OF ART!
RINE OIL P-AINTINGti,. • '
STATUARY, RRONZ.^•..S, .k(
I,OW'PRICES.
Our stock is unsarpamed lay any establishment
in the country, both in regard to price and qual
ity, our foreign importations having, been select
ed with great txtre by one of the Arm - in Europe.
Our tiaras are constantly arranged for exhibi
tion, and strangers in the city, whether desiring
to purchase or not, are cordially invited to rail
and examine.
xr. -- Order,s , by q:ill'ertrgftilly and proirmityrixt
ttsnde,dto.,, ; 4 - i • •
:BAILEY & - CO., ..
-" STREET, •
PHILA.DELPIIIA.
N. B.—Designs a' Silver Wnre, sent by
(Jan. 24,
MEM
The undendnned having pureha%ed the Stock
Good WIII and Fixtures or the well-known
Tobaocd Store
Of the late GEOP.C;F: Boorit, dee . emsed, have
entered into It co-partnership to
carry on the business of • ,
:11 A N UFA Cl" TIRING SEG ARS, '
Ax.D ssr.Lz '
SEGARS TO BAC N F VS, PIPES,
And all art tries usually kepi to a.First-class To
bacco and Sugar Store; and they hope by a strict
attention to business, and falr dealing, to merit
a reasonable share of the public patronage. as
well as n. cant inciance of the patronage bestowed
on-their
_preateeeNsor. The public eon rely on
getting at our Store as good Goods air the money
as eau be obtained at nay similar establishment
in the State.
do not think it nevessnry to pnbisliour
Prices, as the Goods will tell for themselves.
.1. A. JORDAN & CO.,
loettst Street, Columbia, Pa
Jan. Sin:: OE THE PUNCH
p ITTSB I - 5 I 0:41 , ' DYl li .:l-1 0 1.7 SE!
i it : 13' b'. 4 S- Tlt: ' P I. N r , • '
•
Having lately been In the - .ll.l 2 elicg`liti'ltie
Pittsburgh, interims the eltizens of Columbia
and vicinity, tlutt he has opened an establlsb
men t near the corner of
FOURTH. t PERRY STREETS, COLUMBIA,
Where he will dye all kinds of silks, Woolen
Goads, Delaines,dwe kc.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Apparel cleansed and`
dyed at. reasonable prices._ ~ • „
Jan. 11, *bS:3m. o 9 ' 'FRED. STED.I%.
CIOLUMBIA - OLASBICAL'- 'INSTI
TITTE, prepares Boys for College, Business,
or Teaching, and attlords Girls at borough Course
in the Ornamental as well es the Solid Branches
of a complete Education.
The Spring Term opens on t he tilt of MARCH . .
1, 1 For Circulars address ,
Raw. li. S. ALE.X.II.3.VDER. Principal.'
feb 15-tfj cop.? inbtu, l'a.
rpaE nOtINTAIN: .OP EA1:2111
Thp only Lr,c3A LAZED liENTUCKXfirATE,
LOTTERY' draws daily
Corape,tpnge for
Comfort ~trt!lAs,t-php'lnvestm,
IT COSTS. - NOTHING-1 0 011. calcurAn..
•Addretis the STATE JEANAGSIO3,-”,
• •"--111.111:RAY,"'EDDre: CO."
'yanla-ornor) _Covington,
. 1 1E 1 OR'''SAIE
A:PLEASANT arid CONVEIG. ENT,HOUSE
'and LOT on itecond street, C,olumidn. Inquire
'At [Ulu onteel , = -•`-' l ,N[dem , l4,ver.t.f. , .! ,
W,,AT(.1,1115,!,,,-WANCILES,!:, - , r : 7 : •
t! ' ' ' r
imERicA - N, - ENGLisitaziD:7
CHXS. In greet variety. A Stock not'ex
celled outside tke city- At very low rates.
• P. SHREINER A- SON
EMI
.•;..- ,
MiSa4LMNEOVS.
.. ..
Barnet .Le Van,
r .
IRON PO UNDER AND -MACHINIST,
STEAM E:s; a 1 NES
Vacuum, Steam, anti IVater Gages,
LB VAN'S_TATENT GIt4TE BARS,
IMPROVED PUMPS,
STICAM AND n.k. - .N'A-HOLSTING MACITINERY,
Shafting, with Ball and Socket Bearings, and
Double Cone ViceCoupllngs, admitting of
" the Easiest possible Adjustment.
Boller Fronts, Fire, Hmad,•and Man-Hole Doors,
\Vrtiught.iron Welded Tube, for
Steam, Gas, or Water.
STEAM. AND GAS FITTINGS,
Clark's F;iteut,Steuth & Fire Regulators,
Soathea-qt Corner 24th and Wood Streets
PII . 3I,4:DELPAIA
Dec. 21, 187-tr. •
GET • FASHIONAI3LE :HAT
The undersigned has opened In connection with
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, a
HAT. AND .CAP STORE,
And his Sheh•es are now fined with Hats and.
Caps of the "
LATEST STYLES
Strict attention Will be given'to this department
and customers will always be treated
in a gentlemanly manner. The
finest Silk Hat in the mar
ket Is offered for sale
upon very reason
able terms.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
This department consists of a great variety of
Gents' Goods, viz :
Latest Styles Cravats and Ties,
TioSiery of all kinds and prices,
Linen Collars and Cuffs, -
. • • Paper Collars and Cuffs,_
Shirts and Shirt Fronts,
Underwear in great variety,
Suspenders, lin ttons, Ite.,
...Sumas made to order and iwarrantecl to Bt.
LADIES' FURNISHING" GOODS
I offer nice lot ni 'Ladies' Furnishing Goodly
' , stitch ..I. am selling to Customers at Prices, far
belowlheir original cost.
Call and exdmine my Stock; I know - you will
save money- by of me. "
ROBERT J. FRY,
Post-Office Building,
Locust St., Columbia.
Y nov3Mf
MYERS -& PIigKERTpN,
COLIPTIBLA. STEAM
oA_Cia WORT S,
SECOND ST.; NEAR WALNUT ; COLUMBIA.
- The CerriageS; Buggies,- 3:c., made •at •these
Works, have a reputation second to no others in
the State. -
They, claim for their - , work the merits of
beauty of form, elegance of finish, and strength
of structure:: One'of the distinguishing features
of 'their 'Work is its durability; all vehicles of
their Whittle constructed of the best .gen-soned
material, .and put together firmly . and-substan
tially.
..
This bratteh of the btaitiiessty RI be attended to
with punctuality and despatch.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
Wagon, eic„,cor.sale or mode to order. •
- tV.."-Call at - their Works and examine their
stock and prices. [Jan IS '6B-tf
!TOBACCO FOR'SALE!
EIGHTY-ONE 130XES of Splendid Benxi
sylvania Leaf TOBACCO is offered for sale at
reasonable rates, , by- DAVID HANAUER
Tan. 18, '6B-tf.] Front Street, Columbia.
LNE JEWELRY - 2 '
_l2 Beautiful-Bins, Sleeve Buttone,Hag cisome;
Studs, Goki-Rings, - Fine Setta,,te., , tte., -., very
cheap at • SHREINER & SON'S.
POR - T "OF TILE
1-4 - ,,—condttibivofThe'COLUNlßlA NATIONAL,
A\ tholFirse:SfONDAY of
January;
-
RESOURCES.CES.
- - •
Note'S and liillsdlsCountgd . .,,il - 1(3,400.19
Over drafts - 27.63 " '
U. S. Bonds•siepOsited for
Circulation . ' • ' 509;000.00
Other Bonds on hand 27,500.00
91,241,827.01
Notes of National Banks— 005.00
Notes of State Banlcs..4. 20.00
Fractional Currcncy:X.: .. ' 1,032.10 '
82.8,57.10
Specie. ' 821.27
_
Legal Tender andC .
„, omp'nd - _ -
. .
Interest Notes ' • 8112,157.00.
Cash Items, Including ,Ite- .. .
~
venue Stamps - , ' 4,0813.6tt
- '
Due:from Drationa3.llahk. 7 3 : _ ~..3.5 ,232.13
Eue-from. other Banks-and - . ... •
Bankers 4 - 32.438
- .1 1 m5p4.7c ,
13UnIting.,41,Mase , and Teen],
Estate - 12,560.004
. .
- Current - .Expeltses ' ... - 1,424.44
~.,, _
'7 : l „' ~L .r..A..tiLITIVS. .
' ' •
Capital Stock paid ip...,.., . - S. 500,000.00
Surplus 'Fund -' ' ” ' 114,515.41
Discounts and'Ex,change 314,589.9 , 3 ~
Profit and Los?: :. _ 3,146;14
$18,016.10
Dividends unpaid _ 8,=. 00
Due to National Banks._....._ .8,109.74 .
do..other Banks &Danker,s -.2,3W.84.
CtrculnCu of COltitubittNa
tional Banl
-141(11'41(111;11 Deposit:3 •
Indebtedness of Directors— 23,650.00
Sworn toancl - sub'keribed by -
• SAM U.e.L SHOCK, Cashier
Columbla.;'.7nn. 7. '6B-3m • •
QTATEMENT SHOWING: THE CON-,
ditlon of ttie FIRSVNA.tIONAL BANK. of
COLUMBIA.; onl.f.enclay. January 4th 1R63._•-•
RE:SOURCES. • -
.
Notes:and bills discounted- $185,874.213
Bonds dep'd for circulation ; 150,000.00
Bonds U. S. on hand 23,300.00
Notes of National Banks._ 9,908.00 :359,174..211
Legal 'Tenders and Specie..:.. 29,34.5.00
Cashitems,..inclucting, Rev
enue Stamps
U. S. Certillestes.....
Postal. , putvicy,-...
Duo from Macs .....
Current Expenses;_interez,i
and
FLl.Utuu .
L . /ABILITIES
Capital stock
Circulation .
Surplus Fund* ' - • •
Dlyletends
Individual Deposits
Due to banks '" ,•••• - -
Profit .... : ... .... '
Indebtedness of Directors. , •• •
Sworn to and subscribed by . •-
, b • atsider
Jan. 7, 1848-3;nr,,t. • „,„
IRST"NATIONAL BANK OF CO—
, _ „
Lunturi.z., , - •
Ferest will paid by this Bank on Speeliji De
, posits, as follows:-
5,K per:bent-torn Itiontbs..
a per cent.:6 Jacinths and under 121nontils,
43÷:1,6r. cent, for 3 and. under 6 months. -
Nre. flake Collectionspn all A.ccessible 2oints
- the_ United States,. on 1116eral terms, Discount
• J Duda:, and Bills of•Exelinne., •
But, aud GOLD :SILVER; and all UNWED;
. - • , STA.Tk... SECURITIES. • ' '
And are Inspired to draw DRAFTS an Fbiladel
-71311111. ltow York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, -,
•E.'a,id, of
Taee, and
' • all parts of Germany.
740 .TREASURY NOTES.
Holders of,leirst, Issue Seven-Thirties 'will 'dot
well to call and (...\velatn . ge then , for the new Pita-
Twenty Gold Bonds, and 'F ' ive-Twenties
erect at once. ' • , • , DET.W.ILER t
pril
~.; Cashier.'
TNTEEEST ON DEPOSITS,' .-•
- THE COLUMBIA NATIONAL:BANE wilt
,rs.s...elve money on depo,slriand pay Interest there—
for, at the following rates, viz . • • .
• '55.4 per cent.for .12 months.
.1 per cent.'for 9 months: ,••' •
5 - per cent. fors roonths:.;„
44_ per cent. for 5 months.:,:•, -
7-3011. S. Treasury Notes exchanged for nOW
5-2 o Gold Bonds.:
SAMUEL SHOCTT, Cashier
EN GI NEE 11,
I=
;SITAFTIN 0,
HANGERS,
PULLEYS,
PUMPS,
VA Lvzs,
GIPPA.RD'S INJECTOR
•Stearn Pumps,
OFFICE .1.1711
-NEW - FrA.T AND CAP STORE!!
BEI
PEST MAKES
A.llr.K S.
t.. 1.0,478.58
444)4.440.0U
515,6a1.02
EMI
,c.g.t.17
io,oots,to
• ?.4&2•39
t I SVMS 7
51,230.39
Co . cKb
si 615,749.0. i.
rBMNMI
3.,=4.45
1.040,00
$468.087.0 -
-3150,000,00
1 31,514.011;
.160,320.01"
6,431.26
... 13,467.1-7
6S 067.07