gly gpg. Columbia, Pa. Saturday, March 14 1868. CONINIISICATIONS, letters, contributions, generally of merit and interest to the render, will be acceptable from friends from all quarters. TO CORRESPONDENTS Jr:vr,-11re wilt give you an answer next week. T. 3f.-7 1 / 4 c "Ashley" Story was ;nodal several days Co.g li‘lstaili.—We cannot publish the article sent us, it is too "prosm" I. 211.11.-Ire cannot consent to the arrangement under any Circumstances. BEN.— You arc mistaken, we do not give local notices in the SPY for nothing: we charge one dollar for each notice, and ten cents for ccery line over ten lines. Govern yourself =urchin/lg. "Ae EXTRAVAGANZA, ' (by Hope Hauling) will be published in our next issue. I 6 is a beautifully written article. It should have been published long sinee, but teas mislaid, awl we only Amid it a fciodays ago. Wooki be pleased tO hare attic,. articles from your pen. TOWN MEETING.—Read the call fur a Town Meeting, as advertised in another column, • PAPER. HANGING.—Now is the time to have your houses papered. Read adver tisement of W. H. C. Bassett. BAItItELS.—Mr. W. L. Ferguson has a lot of empty barrels for sale, at his resi dence, No. J 47 Locust street. POUND.—A small beech of keys was found on Locust street, yesterday morning. The owner can have thorn by calling at SPY office and paying for this advertisement. RILPAIRING STWEETS.—The Road Com mittee of the Town Council have commenc ed to repair the streets of the borough. They have now about twenty hands out played on Locust street. t.D DUCKS.—This specie of game seems to be very abundant on our river, especially- below the clam. On Monday last, the snug little number of eighty ducks, of various kinds, were slick by different parties, opposite Washington borough. C11otc1: Arp LES.—Mr. W. L. Ferguson has on hand . a choice lot of apples, which he offers for sale at reasonable rates. lie will sell theta by the half peek, bushel or barrel. Lie has also a lot of potatoes for - sale. Call and see them, at his residence, No. 347 La cast street. DEATII OF Joirs Fiscr•.n.—Mr. John Pinge - r, lately of this borough, died sud: denly at the supper table, at Henry K. Minich's hotel, in Philadelphia, on Wednes day evening last. He was brought to this place, and buried front the residence of Daniel Colley, yesterday afterhoon. lie was extensively known as one of the best lumber inspectors on the Susquehanna, and for many years filled that position with honor and credit. ST. PATRICK'S DAY.—The anniversary of St. Patrick, I7th - inst., is to be celebrated in all the large cities. The Fenians gener ally have the management of these demon strations, and propose to make an unpre "cedented'sensattion. In Columbia persons do not take much account of St. Patrick's day ; all the talk being about the cheap dry goods, boots, shoes, tbc7; as sold at the store of I. 0. Pruner. Our friends in the country visiting Columbia, should by all means call on hint ACCIDENT.-111r. Wm. T. Ilollowbush. of Limerick, Montgomery county, Pa., who is the carpenter having charge of the work men on the - coal sehutes of the Reading it Columbia Railroad, at this place, met with a painful accident on Thursday last. He was in the act of giving some directions about one of the turn-tableq, when he step ped quickly upon the end or a plank which gave way, striking him in the thee, break ing his nose, mid otherwise in,itiring him. His wounds were dressed by Dr. Hinkle. UNCLAIMED LETTERS.—List of letters remaining unclaimed, in the Columbia Post Office, up to this date.. Persons calling for these letters will please mention that they are advertised in the "Spy:" Ladies' List,--Elizabeth Alnan, Mary Billett, Charlotte Barns. Charlotte Barry, Rachel Bair, Sadie Nautrman, Ellis Wal lace, Mrs. Writenbach. Gentlemen's List.—Aikenq ,k; Larkin, Jacob Leinard, Henry geller. John Boss, C. IL Brady A• Co„ Alfred Collins, Ceorge B. Heldretb, John Herlim, Lawrence _Hend ricks, John Inholr, John L. Martin. MISDLEIt'S BITTELtS.—Read the adver tisement of the celebrated Mishler's Litters, in another column. As an evidence of the great popularity of these bitters, we would state that on Wednesday morning last, Dr. S. B. Hartznan zb Co., the proprietors and manufacturers, shipped to Western Penn sylvania and Ohio, three hundred and lifty eases of bitters. Each case contained cue dozen of bottles, and the revenue, including the stamps, amounted to ono thousand six hundred and fifty-two dollars. This may be considered a good day's business, both for the firm and the revenue department. BREAKING UP OF WINTER.—Fro.n the warm sun and balmy skies .of the week past, we think we may congratulate all our people that the rough winter of 1867-8 is ended, and brighter days and better times are coming. The ice-bound Susquehanna has yielded under the pressure of dissolv ing spring rains, genial sun and swelling flood. The ice is slowly passing off, and in a few' days more, the weather continuing mild, the Susquehanna will be entirely clear of ice. Thus far no damage has been sustained along our shores, front the ice break-up, that we hove heard ()I'. ORGANIZATION OF TUE COLL/ 31DIA Builmrsna AssocIATIoN. The Canna:ie. Building Assoc:RW(lu met according to an nouncement, in the Town Hall, on Friday evening of last weeh . , and perfected the fol lowing organization for the ensuing year : Ephraim Lfershe,y, President. Simon C. May, Vice President. Abraham 13 rarer, Jr., Treasurer. A. J. ICaufrman, Secretary Directors—E. 1. ICeever, Hiram Wilson, C. S. Kauffman, George Bogle, Jas. Sehro der, W. W. Lipp, and John Shenberger. About 000 shares of the stock have been taken. The first installment is to he paid on Tuesday, the 17th of March. The books of the AsSociation will he closed on the 18th of April. SONS or• :11 ALTA BALL.—The ban . which took place last evening, under the auspices of Lodge 400, Sons of Malta. of Columbia, was a very happy affair—just enough there to make a very pleasant party. Mirth and joyousness reigned supreme, and fairy feet, tripped gaily to the sound of Prof. Neffer's ,enchanting music, while light, hearts heat quicker as soft eyes "looked love to eyes which spako again," and nothing seemed -wanting to complete the happiness of all. At "low twelve" the bell was tolled and -the Sons of Malta. March took place. They -were arrayed in the peculiar costume of that order, which seemed to astonish all ,beholders, as well as to excite the risiblos •of the gay party. After the mareb l a ,set .was danced iu masquerade, when the whole ! party sat clown to a " Maltese banquet," which was prepared for the occasion. ...Much credit is due to the Committee of Ar rangetnents, beaded by the Grand Gibin .mite, for their management of the affair. 'The party broke up about the "sum' wee ;hours" of morning, when all returned to their homes, highly pleased with the en dortainment, and showering down compli ments upon Lodge 400, Sons of Malta. riALVEMAN'S STORE.—Carpets at 28 cents; -Carpets at 311 cents; Carpets at 37 , 1 cents ; Carpets at 45 cents ; Carpets at 50 cents ; ,Carpets at 50.1 conts; Carpets at G2i cents; Carpets at 70 cents; Carpets at 75 cents; Carpets atS7& cents; Carpets at 95 cents; Great Dollar Carpets; Carpets at $1.121 cents; Carpets at $l.lB cents; Great Dollar and a Quarter Carpets ; Carpets at $1.371 cents ; Carpets at $1.50 cents ; Carpets at a1.6:21 cents ; Carpets at $1.75 cents; Car pets at.,51.87,1 cents; Carpets at $2.00; Groat Stock of Carpets. .SPRING TDlE.—This, most bewitching of seasons, is at hand. Soon will be heard the song of the blue-bird and the robin, while the genial sunshine, that blessing of value inestimable, will warm into renewed life the trees and shrubbery, and the bright and refreshing green of the fresh grass and new leaves will make us glad. Of all sea sons of the year, springis the most bewitch ing. All nature seems to rejoice at its re lease from the frozen embrace of old winter, and gives silent praise to the Creator for His wisdom and goodness in so arranging the seasons that as one grows wearisome another takes it place. Soon will be heard the glad voices of children, making music on the balmy air, and the sad faces of winter-bound invalids will glow with pleasure at the prospect of once more en joying God's most precious and health giving blessings—pure air and warm sun light. Hail, beautiful, delightful spring. Yours is indeed a blessed privilege—that of making countless thousands happy. This being the ease, we would advise all our friends who wish a new and fashionable suit of spring clothing to go to the merch ant tailoring establishment of IV. G. Case d Son, No. Id 2 Locust street, Columbia. YE LOCAL." —A " local" can't be everywhere to collect noes; and, as every member of the community is interested in having, a good local and country paper, the only way to secure iL, is for everybody to send us in such news as we can get no other way. This is a very easy thing for any person to do who has the will. It is not im portant that the matter be gotten ap in good style. Give its the facts, and we'll arrange them to suit ourselves. All over the country occurrences are constantly taking place, trifling, perhaps, to those who know the fleets, but interesting to those who don't. Tell us about: them. If Arabella Jane, taking advantage of leap year, takes her Augustus Henry out riding, tell us—es pecially if she drives with one hand and holds the robe around him with the other. If a lawless scoundrel disturbs your stables or hen roosts, tell us. If you or your neigh bor kayo an extra fine turkey, tell us. (A smaller one might be sent along is corrob orative testimony.) If property changes hands in your vicinity, tell us all about it. If anybody's horse runs away and slllaqileS things; if anybody dies or sets married, tell us. If afeller goes several miles to see his girl, on a cold night, neglecting to take his blue mittens, and she kindly loans him her " inutr to protect his hands from the weather, on his return, why—whose busi ness is it? Tell us all. ' 31ACIA' ELECTION.—The followiuL± is the vote polled in Colutn bia, at the Primary Election held on Saturday last, for delegates to the State and National Conventions : DEL. TO N.ITIONAL CONVENTION Nathaniel ElDual:ell Gen. Joseph W. Elslnt. John A. 113iestaini Robert .I'. .}.IOOStOII DEL. TO STATE CONVENT/ON. Capt. Charles Demie.,g Solomon Diller?, Thomas J. Davis Dr. J. M. Dunlap Scrg't Milton D. Eshleman?. Jacob G. Garman George W. RenseP, Capt. W. W. Hoplrins David Kemper Levi Miller Rev. Daniel Pannabecker Jacob G. Peters Peter S. Ileiso.. Michael 11.. Shirr' Joseph C. Stubbs John E. 1i 7 1./e3- Col. William M. Wiley General 171r;Nes F. Gran Ylric ruist DENT Schuyler Cuirax Andrew G. Cul !In Reuben E. Fen ror Gcnecal John W. Geary... Galusha A. Grow Hannibal li.conlin Benjamin F. Wade Ull . ro it a EsEitAL. General .Tolin F. Itartranik. sup:envoi; GENERAL Col. Jacob - Ar. Campbell t Citizens' and Soldiers' Ticket. Ellmaker and Robert J. Hous ton were elected delegates to the National Convention, and Capt. Charles Denues, Dr. Ar. Dunlap, Jacob G. Peters, Michael Shirk, Win. M. Wiley, and John E. Wiley, were elected to the State Convention. For President, in the county, Gen. Grant received ti,9S3 votes ; and the vote for Vice President stood as follows Andrew 0. Curtin... Gen. John W. Geary lienjaintu Wade Schuyler Colfax Gan/slut A. Grow... Reuben E. Fenton. COUNTY T UNIS. —ll r. Samuel.). Jones, of Bainbridge, ha.s resigned position us Surgeon in the United States Navy. Mrs. Hannah Meaning, of Leacock town died on last Sunday, aged 101 years and 3 days. Tho deceased was a native or Germany, but came to this country at rn early age. At one period of her life. she lost the use of her eye-sight, bat afterwards recovered it. Daniel Killen, aged .13 years, a resident of Elizabethtown, was admitted to the Pennsylvania hospital, on the Q - 2 - t inst., with both legs crushed by being caught be tween two cars in West Philadelphia. In the general appropriation bill passed by the House of Representatives, 5%5,090 has been set apart for the Home ibr Friendless Children in Lancaster city. The bill has not yet been acted - Upon by tho Semite. Christian 11. Charles, of Manor twp., a few days .ago shot a bald eagle which measured seven feet nine inches across the wings, and weighs about twelve pounds. The children of tile Soldiers' Orphan School, Mount Joy, will give an exhibition in the Court House, in Lancaster, on Mon day evening next. The proceeds will be used in procuring library books. Mr. Thomas S. Veltman, of Bart twp., has been appointed Assessor of National Bank Stock for Lancaster county, by Audi tor General llartranft. and Treasurer Kern ble. J. H. Oberlin will open a Subscription School in the Ore Bank School House, this county, 00 Monday, March 30th. An exhibition by the SitverSpring School will take place on Saturday, ::Ist inst. Ad niiiseion ten cents. Aza. Error. ?An. Enrront—ln the Bounty Fund State ment, credit has been given me with receiv ing $28..50 for expenses to 3leneeacy, which is; an error. never performed any service of the kind. SAMUEL EVA "NS. Dinappoin tea. MR. EDITOR RID a reader of Brigham Young's paper, which professes to give all the news as early as any weekly produc tion in the land. Imagine my• surprise, when I looked in Thursday's issue, jar the election news from Now Iliunpshire, and could not find a word about it. Something must be wrong with the enterprising (?) ed itor, as he prides himself upon hunting up everything new for the benefit of his custo mers. I guess the types must have been set up, giving a majority for the Copper head candidate for Governor, and the re sult showing a majority for the Republican, Harriman, and the shock of disappointment must have been too great to admit of his recovery in time to correct them. Pour Cups—how they long for victory, and how long they are disappoint ed. Pnoo miss. The Bounty Tat. ILtuiso:—The " Bounty Report," a.. 4 lately published, sets forth that $1,967 03 of bounty tax is not collected. Whose fault is it, that this tux is not collected? And why is it that some people have been permitted to escape, while others have been compelled to pay? Please inform the people, if you know. Let us have a list of the delinquents, and let the necessary means be adopted to compel a Payment. A ,BotrzsTy TAX-PAYER. The Town Council appointed John Eddy to collect the borough bounty-tax, ft is the duty of the town authorities to see that the delinquents pay up. Ono man has no. more right than another to escape the payment of this tax.—(En. SPYj PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.— The following was the legislation for Lancaster county, last week :—ln the Senate. By Mr. Fisher, (with petitions,) an act to authorize the Town Council of the borough of Co lumbia. to apply surplus of bounty funds for borough purposes. In Committee. Also, (with petition,) an act for the relief of Elias Tome, of York county. In Commit tee. Also, tvsupplement to the act declara tory of the law relating to the taking of lumber and floating of logs in the Susque hanna river between Northumberland and the State line. In Committee. Also, an act to incorporate the Columbia and Manor Turnpike Road Company. In Committee. Also, an act supplementary to the act en titled an act regulating railroad companies, approved 20th of February, 1819. In Com mittee. The following bills, heretofore introduced, have passed the Senate: Also, an net to provide for the safe keep ing of the funds of the county of Lancaster, and to fix the salary of the County Treas urer thereof. Also, an act to authorize the Conestoga Manor Turnpike Bona Company to borrow money. Also, an act to authorize Win. A. Brown, of Drumore township, Lancaster county, to construct a wharf at the mouth of Fishing Creek, at the Susquehanna river. The following, heretofore introduced, have passed the House: A further supplement to an act to incor porate the Lancaster, Lebanon, and Pine Grove Railroad Company. The following, heretofore passed the House, have passed the Senate: An act to authorize the school directors of Drumore township, Lancaster county, to apply surplus of bounty fund to payment proportionally among persons putting in substitutes, under call of December 19, 1564. Also, an act to change the time and man ner of electing school directors in the city of Lancaster, and to define the qualifications of voters for the same. CIIESTER COUNTY' TTE3M—A. little daughter of the Rev. Mr. Pastorfield, of :Marshallton, was badly scalded on Wed nesday last, by }ldling over and into a buck et of water which had been placed on the floor but a few moments before. Bayard Taylor, (formerly or this county,) and family have had a narrow escape from death at Naples. The street in which they lived was engulphed in aterrible Mr. Taylor's entire household wa.s luckily on a visit to some friends at Sofreato, at the time of the accident. On their return home they found their house a mass of ruins. As soon as General Lorenzo Thomas was discharged from custody by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, he brought suit against Secretary Stanton, laying his damages at $150,000. Wayne MoVeugh, of West Chester, has boon re tained as one of the counsel of Secretary Stanton. The new branch railroad, from Steam boat to West Chester, to be built by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, will be live miles long; the highest grade 27 feet to the mile, and the cost 525,000 to the mile. Mr. Camp, mine host of tho old Black Bear, West Chester, advertises a sale of his personal elibcts. The old building will be demolished to extend the new edifice of Messrs. Kirk, MacVeagh C Co. Come to Columbia, Fred ; there is an "opening" for you here. The funeral of the late Gen. George A. McCall took place on Saturday last, from the residence _No. 1010 Locust street, Phila delphia. The request that no military dis play should be made, was strictly complied with. The remains wore followed to the vault, at Christ Church, by a large proces sion of relatives and friends. W. L. Garrett, of Willistown, but who has been a resident of the State of Alabama for several years, has been elected Sheriff of Lawrence county, that State, on the Re publican ticket. V. d i Mollie Clauber, a negro woman, aged 110 years, died in Coatesville, last week. It is a difficult matter to tell what; her age was, some persons saying she was la years old, while others say that sho was not more than 110, which is nearer the truth. Seventeen iltt cattle, fed by Mr. Samuel Morris, were lately taken to Philadelphia and slaughtered by Messrs. Boreaff, butch ers. The largest of the cattle weighed 3,300 pounds, and two other pairs averaged 0,000 pounds. The others averaged about 2500 pounds each. The Court has granted a Charter to the Coatesville Building Association. 11 10 .11 11 14 RAMBO:—Why is it that Lancaster city, situated twelve miles from our river Susquehanna, has a much better fish mar ket than Columbia, which is located upon its banks? Many of our citizens would be glad if some one would establish a market that would afford a 'daily supply of fresh fish ; and they believe that a man of enter prize could make it pay. Let soine one try it. CoLumnt,t. Death , and Marriages are publh-hed in this paper a ithout charge. Vlion accompatucal by commen taries, whether prose or poetry, five cents por line will be charged. Funeral notices ten cents perliue payable in advance. On Tuesday. 10th inst., by Rev. Wm. li. Steck, Mr. DAsln T. B. KA1.71 , F.31.A.N" and MISS FR4NCE:3 M. ZEncitEn, both of Columnln. 3,399 :CY 1,651 165 .1:39 On the ,ith 'inst., by Jacob Iteinhold„LACOU FISIIEIt to At•tt.: ri 13. BEckEit, both of ltapho township. On the sane day, by the same, GEo.Wrriunts, of Franklin county, to MAirrii.l. Chinvuu.r„ of Peunville, Lancaster county. On the sth inst., at New Holland, Wx. M. Mon nil,os, of New Holland, to MAnv A. WrAxNrit, of East Earl township. On the sth inst., by ltev. A. II Kremer, JACOB GING It lelf to ELIZAITIMIL WENGER, both of the vicinity of Middletown, 'Dauphin county. On the Stl3 must., by Rev. Dr. Greenw:ild, Atm. 13. 1:l 1 IDER, of Ea.st llemptleltl, to :311,3 :3ALLI 5.33;....3:yeFtut, Of We,31., Ilenipt'eta. In this place, On Thursday afternoon last, Jon:: Sno3cAl I. (better known as Johnny Water house) in the 3lth year of his age. The funeral will take place front Ids late resi dence, on Front street, above Walnut, on to morrow (Sunday) at 2 o'clock, P. M. On the 12th inst., in Lancaster city. 31ks ANNA daughter of tile late \Vni. Gable, deed., in the 2;td year of her age. Suddenly, on the morning of the 7th lust., In this borough, Jour Fmtousos, lu the t;Oth year of his age. No sin, uo grief, no pain, Safe in my happy home; My fears all tied, my grief all slain, M:,* hour of triumph come! Oh I friends of mortal years, The trusted and the true; You're walking through this vale of tears, But I wait, to welcome you. On the '2att, ult., in Prospect, York county, Pe., HENRY LII.II . AILT, in the s7th year of his age. On the LGtlt ult„ In Keeport, Illinois, Joux BARER, formerly of West Hemplielci township, this county, in the 43d year of Ilk age. PEI XL A .13 EL I'll 1.11. PIA itricErs. PIIILADET.PIITA, .1I:IrC11 13, IS3S„ Flour—Extra Ettnilly . 4 10 000:12 00 Extra supernne 9 30r4.10 GO Superltne 7 50a:OS 50 ltye 7 flOa4B fin Wheal 2 51/6.2 rn itye 1 rAlro,l 7:1 Corn 1 18(.1 al Oat: 80, - :4 SI Clover Need 7 alfir.S 25 Thoot by Need 2. 710'3 00 Columbia Lumber Market Itei;orted for the "Columbia Spy," by Bachman & .Martin, Susquehanna. Planing Mills, Front Street. COLUMBIA, March 14,1003. White Pine Callings, or Ka mpl es -10 00GyIS 00 " " :11. COMMOII IV 00(/..114 00 2d Common 33 001040 00 " " Ist Common 00 OOktßs 00 " " Pannel 75 004 0 110 RI Joist and Scantling 21 00 Hemlock, Joist and Scantling IS 00020 00 Ash and Oat' 40 000445 00 DresSed flooring Boards '1 31.144 Cherry 40 4343050 00 Poplar 10 001.G4.5 00 'Walnut Plank 11 moo) Do • Pickets Headed, 4 feet is 001420 00 Pickets Tapering, 5 feet 1130 00 Plastering Lath 3 75 Shingles Bunch, 2G Inch 16 00g:25 uo Shingles Sawed, 21 inch 14 004.16 00 Itootilig Lath 6 2(44 800 Carolina Yellow' Pine Flooring rivr. 50 Columbia Coal Market. Reported weekly for this paper, by Bruner ,k :%loore, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Coal. COLLI3II3IA, :Nlarcli 11, Iw6. IN YARD DELL. BaltLi:lore Co. Select Lump C0a1...55 15 1.5 50 No 1,2, &3, " ... 4 03 500 •'No. 4, " ... 4 03 500 No. 5, . .... 355 400 Maltby Coul No. 1,2,3, ,IT. 1, ... 4 53 5 00 Lyltens Valley Stove and. Egg, ... 540 575 Nutt, ... 4 40 4 75 Shamoktu Stove and Egg, ... 5 OD 5 25 " Nutt. .... 3 55 4 00 IN YARD, Maltby stove .5:. egg, by ear, gross 4 50 Slaamoken broken egg and stove 4 50 .., " Nutt, 3 75 Lykens Valley, Nutt, 4 50 ." stove and egg, 5 50 Fish Market. arrittes. cp eta* Andltts c?' Columbia Flour andGraiu Market. Reported weekly for the "Spy," by George Bogle CorxminA, llarch 11, 186.5. 12 00 1-1 (10 2 50 230 1. 30 1 10 Extra famlly f10ur...... .. 'White wheat flour White Wheat lt bushel Red Wheat Rye Corn Oats, 32 Lbs . Columbia, Produce Market. Con7l3razA, March 11, 185 S. Potatoes, 4, 1 80C42 00 Eggs per dozen 280 , 30 Butter, per It 4009 11 Chickens,', pair 1 OOP 105 Lard, lb 14 Sides, " 15 Shoulders 15 • Hams 24 Tallow 10 Country Soap 10@12 Ikvatimorramotinu.wortmwßA --- WANTED TO RENT !—A COAL yAran or a LUMBER ds COAL YARD. Address Box 85 Columbia, Pa. [mar.ll-It. UGGY FOR SALE !-A SHIFTING TOP BUGGY, nearly new, is offered for sale on reasonable terms. Inquire at the Franklin House, Columbia. Inuml4, '6B-tl. M RS. Sole ill A S Yei E lt i f l o i j• Nr tle ' tiale of DR. LE SAGE'S HAIR PREPARATION! No. 37 >.7ortli Front Street, mar. 11, '6B-tfa COLUMRIA, rA ESTATE OF DAYIS E. MURPHY, late of Columbia Borough, Pa., deceased. Letters of Jl.ilministration on said estate hav ing been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immedi ate payment; and those hirdng claims or de mands against the same, will present them with out delay for settlement, to the undersigned, re siding in said borough. MARY MURPHY mar. 14, '6B-14.] Administratrix. onT OWN MEETINCL—At the Stated fleeting of Council, February tilst., on. mo- t of Mr. Upp, the following resolution WIIS passed : fluoircil, That the President of Council be instruct ed to call together the citizens of the Borough, for the purpose of considering the propriety of making some efforts toward, the erection of ainsi.. county out of certain territory of lone and Lancaster comities, with Columbia as tho county scat. In pursuance of the- above, I hereby request the citizens Of Columbia to assemble lii the Town Ball, on this (Saturday) evening, at 734 o - elock, for the purpose stated in the resolution. March 14, IS US. SPRING SUIIIINIER CLOTHING FOR THE PEOPLE! 18 6 . The grZ,at decline in the prices of material, and the reduction in taxation, enables all manufac turersonfected by these propitious events in the financial history of trade, to offer CLOTHS, CAS SIM ERES, VESTINGS, and it EAD Y-M ADE' CLOTHING, at prices corresponding to those re ductions. Therefore, as the lowest minimum has been reached in the 111:mulacture of goods, and as legislation can do no more for us now, there Is no advantage in waiting; then let one and all repair at once to the CLOTHING AND FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT of the sub scriber, corner of North Queen and Orange Sts., (tntnediately opposite Shobcr's Hotel,) Lancas ter, Pa., and roplenisll their wardrobes. Special attention paid to Custom Work, I'm. mEN AND BOYS, and good material and good tits insured. mar. 11, 'C4-tyj S. S. BATH VON. COOPER. L PE.I LTJMEER COAL, BALTIMORE COMPANY, LYKENS VALLEY, Anil all the hest Quality of STOVE COAL. BUILDING- LUMBER Of all kinds. sold and delivered on ears, at the LoNvh.sl.' ;‘lAttlci.r.r ILATE Hemlock. White Pine, Weatherboarding . , Join, SQultling, &Q, Sze., suitable for all Funds of Building purposes. LOCUST POSTS! CHERRY, POPLAR, ASH, PI CR. - ETii, LATH, SHINGLES, All orders by mail will receive the same at tention as though the application ho tootle in person. COOPERS rEART, mar. lA, Front SL, coitunbin. HAG ELL BROT HERS A Itk: SELLING GOOD CA_DICO AT 135 CENTS A. large lilt of BLENCIIED ITNET.EA,CHP.O SHIRTING LC: SHEETING MUSLINS, pur chased before the reveat advance. are still selling at LOW PRICES. TABLE LINENS ,t; TOWELLNGS, BEDDING, FEAnIERS, ‘Sze The largest Stock of CHINA, GLASS & QUEENS WARE 13= WALL PAPERS ? WALL PAPERS! WALL PAPERS! HAGER- & BROTHERS Aro now receiving SPRING STYLES for ISGS. Our Stock will be found complete, and to com prise a great variety of new de.,igns of Plain and Decorative PAPE It 11 A.N G I .1C S Fine Stamped Gilt, Satins, Blank and Wood Colors, for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms and Chambers. Us °, DECORATIVE P.A.PERS, in :Nlarble, Fres coes, Oak, Walnut, Rosewoo4, Cc. The most complete assortment over otlPrtl in Lancaster, and will be sold at less than Phila delphia prices. Call and examine. 11.1012:1t at .131t0T1TERS. CARPETS! ENGLISH BRUSSELS, ENGLISH TAPESTRY, IMPERIAL, THREE-PLY, TAPESTRY, INGRAIN, EXTRA & SUPERVENE INGRAIN, THREE-PLY at, PLAIN VENETIAN, WOOL PATCH, COTTAGE, EMP AND RAG CARPET, Of HARTFORD LOWELL, and bebt, Phila delphia mattes, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, From onc to four yards wide. COCOA & CANTON MATTINGS, RUGS, DOUlt MATS, &.e. We now offer a very full and complete Stock; and at very low price, IfA.GER & WINDOW SLI A D ! WINDOW SEISDES ! TrAceAt Intvu now in :•:tore a Choice Selection of WINDOW SHADES, Towlgell they In Vito. al trillion. Also, all Malts of WHITE, MIFF REEN SI 1A1,1.1 1101 - 4- LANDS, [mar. 11, '6B-01 QTATEMENT S OWING T ITE CON DITION of Columbia Borough Bounty FL'nil. JOHN COOPI31:, Tin:Asrnint 1861. IM. August 5. To First National Bank 00 Day Note 57,000 00 " To First National /lank Five Year Bonds :1,000 00 '. ..1. • , To Columbia. National 'lank Five Year Bond J,iXKi CO " To sundry Individual Bond:, 18,205 t!:7; " To Bounty Tax rec'ed from D. Cully, Collector 15,629 SO - To Bounty Tax rec'ed from John EMPy-, Collector 11,40 U 00 , . August. lty 79 recruits at i:100 crud $23,700 00 •• First Nat'l'llanl: bond paid :00000 " First, National Sault 90 Day Note paid 7,000 00 By Cora Nat'l Bank bond p'd, 2,000 00 •• Joint Bartman 2 year bolad paid 1,200 00 " By sundry individual bonds and notes paid 11,700 00 " By amount Interest paid 011 / bonds and notes I,ott: 07 " By amount refunded Ann E. Welsh, per artier 9 09 " By }seise Stamps 2 50 A.lll, Rambo, rorprintlug, G. 00 " James BlaelL's commiss'n On 15 recruits,atso; each, 37.5 (X) " By Wilts, Stoney and .MeGin ids' for services 84. 8.3 •• By Jas. McGinnis, recruits to Lances ter 0 35 " By A. Bruner, Jr., for sundry expenses 1)0 60 " By 11. Wilson, expenses to I%ionectiey 31 73 By C. Breneman, expenses to 3lonocacy 01 OU " 113 - Samuel Evans, expenses to Monotney % 30 " By P. Gossier, expenses and stamps 13 78 By A. Brinier. Jr,,telegrapleg, 3 30 J. Eddy, recruits to Lauer 13 5 " Jas. MeGlitni.s, expenses, 9 13 •'" Stamp on Jno. Hartman's bond 73 liy If. Wilson, bills for stumps ii CO " One blank boot- 33 " " 7.5.7. E. Wilze, recruiting of lice hill 30 00 a " By J. W. Steacy, expenses to Harrisburg 11 70 " By George M. Kline, attorney, fees, suit 5000 By Daniel Cully, sundries 0 70 " incidental expenses 49 49 Treasurer's conamlss'n on same 344 19 " By ballineeln hands of Treas'r 031 30 Ea 5,235 14 Balance In Treasury Uncollected Bounty Tax....... 4,t551 113 S. S. DETWILER,} T. R. SUPPLE.E, Committee P. SIIRELNIELt, liar. 14, '08.3t. 11E1V ADVERTISE3LENTY. Fon RENT'-TILE THIRD STORY Hall and Ante-Rooin in the undersigned's milling, Nos. 1:17 and Ih9 Locust street. Possession given nu the 1.4 of April. Muir. 11, (IEO 7 SMITH. PAPER HANG ENG ! Paper Hanging In all its branches, Includ ing the correction of ,lamp neatly and faithfully- executed by 1 ,%*. 11. C. BASSETT. Orders may be left at the Franklin House, or at either of the Wall Paper Stores. tmar.l4-I.f. gVa!nO USES AND LIVERY STABLES , FOR II.F.NT.—Two Brick Houses on ut street, above Front street, Columbia, now occupied by Joseph Hogen [ogler and Robert Beachezn, are offered for rent. Also, the Livery Stables occupied by Joseph llogentogler on the sante premises. For Terms Re., apply to inur7-t f] 111;;NRY L. \VOLFR. m A R 0 ! 18 6 8 .NEW STORE! THIRD & CHERRY STREETS, COLUMBIA, PENN'A. The Subscriber respectfully invites attention to an entire NEW STOCK of LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, HOSIERY, GLOVES • DRESS TRIMMINGS Lt. SMALL WARES Generally, now ready fur inspection at the above NEW STOKE. My customers can rely upon finding none but the BEST MADE GOODS in Inv Shoe Depart ment, aid wideb will be sold at file . Right Prices! A share of patronage is respectfully solicited. AMOS it. HouGlixDoßLEn. marrtki-ly] NEW - YORK CLOTHING HOUSE! Sprin.o. Manuthethre, THE _LARGEST STOCK OF MEN'S CLOTHING 'We are prepared to exhibit to the merchant 1.1 th:q ,oet hat the heel ta.teetlon of Clothing i•vor tal - vred in the New York Market, CHEAP, MEDIUM AND FINE i;0() I= S11:111 •••••11li.11 111:01 . 111 11.1•:11 , , :11111 ni A.. t - - NV frt„ r Prices We invite the attent ton of anti proln Ise to make It to their int ere:it to examine out immense mock below rilakin4 their porehnses KIRTLAND. BABITICK & BRONSON ,ffitrvils-2mos) _ COLTDIBIA NrizsEily ! Aqthe lime for 1. la int; all ] duds of • T 14, VIN 1.1 , 4, NITRUP.IO::R\ r , ROSES is sPlirhaelling, persons desi ling to beautify and adorn their grounds, and those who wish to se time to theiwolves, their lion Wes and their friends, Its' richest and most desirable luxuries of life, t. e., a plenty of 1 tie choicest and most luxuriant Fruits that a wise Providence has, in His inflithe wisdom, provided for man,to render him happy, can do so by calling on our Nursery, and ranking their selections early, before the rush of SPRINfI TIi..IDE is upon us. Our Stock for Spring i, of the ilneNt, quality, anti our amortimint, is' extensive, embracing nearl;.• all tla , new Fruit , . of merit. IPPLE , ,, PI ARS, TI-I i .115 C UN DA STRAWBERRY, K NNY MISSOURI iNI...INIMOTIr .1' II P I ILA]) E 111 A R. SPIIETIRY, tad ”t her de-Irable NEW can be ob tallied at REASONAIII.I.: PRICES, I=l2l thing, In the line of ORNAII ENTALA TREES A N 11 S 11 11 11 11 11 ER V. REM Our G enti watly rare Hutt 12:.vv Nlia•lrev MIES We need not ad ei,e our old eustomers to come early to make their seleetlon4t, for they have been In the Jam too often; but we may say to thew, that they will it nd our assortment Letter than ever before. Aye now elallll to stand at the head of the list among Pennsylvania Nurseries, for a general colleetlon'of all that is wanted In the trade, All that wt . . have to say toK.,. who have never yhtiled our Nan:ery, Is, Our Prices are never complained of by those %rho I:now the value of such Stork. Those who desire our Descriptive Price Cata logue, AVM be supplied on appliclitloll. Columbia, Feb. 'llB-tf. FOR SALE! A TWO STOILY CLICK lIOUSE and LOT OF 01t01.7241), situated in Walnut street. above Val, street. Columbia. For terms, cte.,apply to 10).1.11, T 64111 JOIIN Q. DENNY. NHOTICE.—A II persons k now' og them selves indebted to the undersigned, 'dr Plyingany claims to settle, will present them to J. J. WOLF, or his father. as they are author ized by me to settle all my butchering accounts. In Lancaster county. feb2.ldfj JOHN C. IMITBAKE.K. $5,239 1808! NEW I'OUK (Try- e•Mtbinhg ,1",- v.•Ey sr 4-5 and 47 CIIAMRERS STREET, N MN' YORK PLAN'VS, ale., See .I Clic Ice New PEACH F.S, , r.l. ms, PRUNES, (i) (JLS, ECTAIUNES, •ui&l GRAPES TnE WILSON'S EARLY, MAcK BEERrEs, != COME AND SEE: S. EL PIMPLE YEW ADT'IIiTLS'I3_2ILENTS. WANTEDI—A LOAN OF $l5OO or *2OOO, for whieb isiarlory stamril y ill he given. Address Ibis Llia, Col tuu Ma, Pa._ T S. INTERNAL REVENUE! TAKE \OTI(7• All persons residinr , in the FIRST, SF.COND 811(1 THIRD WA ItDd'of the Borough 01c01.IT Ar - MA, and WEST Iimu.FIELD TowNsnw, that I am now prepared to receive the Animal Income Tax, for 1807, and Special Tax—ibritterly called License-11m 15;.5. Also. returns or the following art fiches owned or kept for via : Carriages, over 83011 in Vith.le Gold Watches, Bil liard Tables, and Gold and Silver Plate. Farmers In multi nit their Income Returns, at* required to give a detailed statement of all Live Stock anti _Agricultural Products sold during the year. Persons, having paid Special Taxes (formerly called Licenses) tor 1807. ending May Ist, 151,1, are required now to apply for a renewal of the same front that date for 1000-9, If they - wish to contin ue In the same °tmp:llion. For tills purpose 1 will make the following ap pointments at either of which places returns will be received: At John Rendig's Hotel, Sliver Springs, Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday, March lath, 17111 and 15th, At John. Yohn's Hotel, Mountvllle, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March nth. t?Otit and 21st: and on the 210, 21th, Z5[11,260(.27111, :2:401, Mt II and 31st, at my office, in the Book Store, No. 132 Lo cust street, Columbia, Pa. by Act of Congress, March 2, 15f17, persons re fusing or neglecting to make such 1 cturns, are liable to be Assessed by the Assistant Assessor, with tilty percent. penalty added to the Tax. 13,y the same Act, 100 per cent. itenalty is added 711 ease of fraudulent or false return being made. All those not attending will be POSIT: VI:1. IC as sessed according to law. By order 01 the Assessor of the tali District of Pennsylvania. WILLIAM C. BESS, telt. 20, '1.38-31.] Assistant Assessor, Div. 11. TO THE PUBLIC! IceTsr Blacksmith Shop. The undersigned, formerly of the firm of CAlrrEit ni•lcKuit, having oiwnoi CK li-mrm SHOP on Third 1..4 reet, Ie l wean Cherry and Union streets, adjoining the shop of Simon Knipe, where be is prepared to do all kind, of BLACKSMITH:LNG, BAH IMINO and NEPALI:- INC; ON WAGONS of every description, nepairlng of A caucur.yultAL EmrLEnENTs, sovh Thre,hing 2.la.chtives, Itztke,, Itenitor,, SVOII Drills, Ile hopes by strict. attention to landne, to Merit, a liberal share of public patronage. Feb, :29, 'LLS-t T.] E. A. BECKEI.t. DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP. coLumol.l, 22d, The firm of Cooper ,k Pratt. heretofore tra aCting business as lumber and (.oal dealers, it the corner of Front. ami - union streets, Colum bia, Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, by Lemuel Cooper retiring,. All claims will be set tled at the otliee, by John Cooper and John Pearl, and all hills will be expected to he paid to the same parties on or before the Tin: day of April next. Thankful for the libeml patronage extended to the above Arm, Ave, tUc undersigned, Intending to 0011111111 e the business :it the old stand, will be pleased with u continuance of past pat ronage. JOHN PEAL'..''. JOHN COOPER. lub. 'l9, G -tI:J T IIE FAMILY AIEDICINE STORE! 11)1) FELIAINVS' 11.‘,1.1 I=l re) 1:10•I !..1 S 11, 1 4 ] H. S 111 , Th I; iirl"I'ENS ! NN'e haVe enteretl into an ¢t.l•r: ngenienl We are enabled to qv!: or Itt:T.‘ll., at Manniac•turen.... tan-,and glltlrlt, , izr,,t;rply Rdlrect Irma the Laboratory. We call oncr,ln Ct... I. I Nnt ttecent large have been made to 11.. already Large Sleek ;if DRUGS,'itiEnti 11111 - ( Ii SUNDIIIES. Special attention I, invilea In ti. PINE I'ol LET SOA P Wilteh NV(' are soiling i❑ al Pry I 'AtcEs fot• ,ents. 'l•hla is n mat tot of Evononly, and worth at tent :on. 'rho Sony is sol Mu; gild Ow supply Is (4,/utoi. Itei)emb,i• FATTER:4 ano Tr, ri%,"..11 5i.).113 3. A. mEvEng , Fauil:y sou,, _No. 200 Locust Strecl 10,2 - 2 o,] GROCERIES, S:c. NV FAIII ELY C ROCE PROV rsioxs, &e.„ Sc A LARGE & PI NS STOCK. .1 - I:ST 111a'1J Vl, -NN ID IN sToRE: I lace 110 W in SiOre :1 hal Groceries & Provisions Fon• ond riott 1 unc Extra Syrup Wo Fini• COtr,,, Extia Sugar Cured and DR:MD 1:EEI Extra F_ lILY Fr.o L7l; by the barrel or smaller citimally. Dried Fruit, Viol:les, end Faney Groceries of all kinds, and at tine lowest prices. Call and ex amine m;; stock, Whether you buy or not. 1 LEN la . SUYDAM, mar. 7, 'GS-ti.] (.'or. of Front k Un!on tits. A FRESH AMEII'AL OP GOODS AT 11.11111.11.A1rii: Just, received, at tite tine Grocery meat, comer 3rd and Cherry ,treets, the tolbise ills, new Goods: CHOICE ORLEAn,.. MOLASSEL,, FEICEE:I PRESERVES HONEY, STRAWBEKZIES RAISINS, PE.I( =I IMMIIIIIINEM= MINIM=M A LOT OF NE N.: YoRK CANDti, O rttattt., -, . Lettion , , 11,i,,11-, Ctwomattt,, Era tilwrrt,-, (lctor :Intl 'White Wino V inez:tr. Extra Faultily I , lour, _llerrta• V itutnrn, Mt, and Java. Ct,ll,e, lre•th ro:tstetl. I.overiutt's syrup, (;00.1 , receired 1111110.4 (1:111r. NN'M. 1 L. 11.11:1)M AN, :trtl and Cherry dec.. 21, '67-tf.l (•olutn rtt. FAMILY 0 ROC EBTES 1 F_\ MI LY GI:OCELUES! The Sult,erillor trtntl6 re,pent Atli:, Inform hi, ett,tonser, ml 6 the thiblic generally, that h.• ju,t. a gette_t•:ll ta,,ort ment of PROVISIoNS, TEAS Relined Su MU'S Of all k 111, 1 4, NO, 1 , and N ess English ::liner tom Sunny '111,41 Ilatn, mkt fleet; Extra Fine Syru Ott ttio andattytt 111111 , .D C. N_ Eli FIUILTS, Prunes 1111,1 :a...pared lfuvtarti nh%:l ou limn :tn.l of the very be , l grade, FIN:7I:A VAAI IL:5" F. 1.01.711, colts' ] 11 iMIS .\e. Fancy th'oo4 , l ie....1 %Wiled Vetrt:thle•a and Fl 14,r hotels and famil ie.,. The he,l 0111 y . art sold, awl price , very low. • • tar stot•I: 81:tplt• anti n,11••y :4,swerips Is roll and ruutplrtr:wd vv I• Int vitt! I:".•,pimt it ultllost ,Iltily addition , . Notion' of 11111,1'4.0t kind, alwns . , on 11:111.1. FitEDKR/CK I:1 I 1.: t, (0).8, our. It 11 1,0,11 , 1 Sts. FitKsii citOcErni,:;; t'l' T 111•: I'lt,'.l-t1 t` FA:mix G ttocEny i\tULLLN & BROTH ER, ODD FELLOWS' lIA I, Coltimbla, Pa FItESIE I.E.:A - 111;S ..N U oilier Canned PYItI Lam , hl:~tkrrl ; orn, So. EA - TIIE CE TEA E MARKET. ESI'IZ.V II I; FINED SY1:1:P 11..V.,5E5. wry elwap. Relined Drital Fruit of all kinds. I No, Java, and Lagnyra Colrec. NEN'," SI:( :Ail. el; rtED .111:11,21 Ii Ciii Iso,Faney C;roeeries, Family Flour, Notinn,,te, \Ve Intend to keep the best, floods only, and to •01l as cheap as any hnlnlar store. Si. MIS CD -Country rnalnec of all kinds Imught or alters 1n exchange for good , . [fob 1-et ATTE:CTION 110 US EKEEPERS \Vi: arc altinea daily ni reeeii.t, of new and fresh groceries, such as SEGA P.F. TEAS. 3i E %T. COFFEE, FEINTS. FISII, SPICES, CIIEnsE, 11.111 - 11. Provh.lonv of nil Iclnde, together with Wood and Willow-aware and Oa: et nral qtteensware. Switzer and Lhnberger Cheesy, 1..; erllian Frail!, Cc. ENtiLISII AND A3IEItICAN Fresh readies, and all the Fancy Grocerita , per ta tiling to a well regulated Grocery Store. I ant determined not to be surpassed in cheat. miss and In the excellent quality of my goods. around and inspect our stock whether you buy qr not. A share of public patronage Is EOllO F. TI I. LE, ..kgent Locust St., above _nil _ALISITLER'S _73T.TTERS. EXPI, .1 1 N ED The 6 , llowing leiter inquiry wit, lately received, and quPstinns hare frequently been wdteci we will allSWer 011.11 a Dr. N. B. .11«i'l won Co.: ( eut.s Af,,,,nuin Atari in, of this county, paid me a visit on the I Oth of December last. 1 obs,•rved an Meer behind his ear, alai Lin 0 5 15 also were sore. Onlolllllg . I to , he told toe that lie had several on his leg, 0101 SIIIIIII 1(11 over his body, and even aulolig the roots of Ills hair, with shooting pains t dong the bones. I lidvised 111111 to write to you, and see what you would say of Ills ease, knowing Dr. Hartman to be a practising physician of the old school. Ire followed toy itch lee, and wrote to you all the facts; which yon answered by staling that his disease was Scrofula, or sot ne othe r eonsti tut ton al disease, and von advised him to take nishler's Green Label B'illet's, Ile bought .six bottles of Dr. Ellmaker, a druggist in Lancaster, and mai menced with a tablespoonful every three hours, and gradually increased the dose to a south wine glass full, mad then diminished gradually again the sante dose he began with; he said these were your directions. I saw him this morning,, hale and hearty—perfectly cured—even his eyes are well—which I consider remarkable, as I have known persons to be afflicted with inflamed eyes all through life. I never saw a man more delighted; told having myself been cured of a most terrible lingering Dyspepsia, alma a year ago, by your 'llitters, I asked him if he bad any in the house. "O yes," said lie. And going to the cupboard, handed me a bottle halt lull, and saying, "this is what I have left from the six bottles," I took a swallow, and it tasted so un like the Bitters that I had taken, that I was site / t Wll5 not Misider's Bitters; and he having never taken any other, declared that he bought it for Mist der's I litters. Unable to decide the question, I concluded to write to you, and ask if you )1.1,V0 mere titan one kind. VOLIrg, 1114 is; VV , I , OVt fully, Charics lbereg : Dear Nie:—Yol.ll's of the loth inst.. is at [until, and in reply. sronlil sap, we mirth, three kinds of Bitter , . The one yon for t-iiersta iv 1::11 lea MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS, generally ,old for a dollar. or one doll:u• and twenty-live 'onto a hot tle. It is al frays used lip• Dy,sponsia, Itheninatotn, Kidney A ffeetions and (1 01 the Lungs and Timed, &e.; and in these it is a :suree and pernianent remedy. Or. Hartman, on referring to hit hooks, furls that tics hu+•e eored, :Ante the 2..1 of July, 11)67, the time tee bccsnie the proprietors of tins instito [ion, 213 cases of Dyspepsia; 7,. of Chronic Rheu matism; 107 of hogering Cough:: and Colds; 91 of IChiney Affeet ions; 17 of Yellow Jaundice; 41 01 Neuralgia; ti or fLoadache and 141ek 1 19 of Lumbago or pain in the back; 10 of General Pebtltty• 27 of Chills and reVer, Zlnd 37 not well detitted. Thou aro, of ootirso, Dtow.loola lrLn latvo ~la-.1.10t', 1 lot h Iltal never yiNtl , ...d Dr. Hart luau, nor wr,a, to !alto, %, 111 /1.041,, lla• .;uno 1111.11. " ISM till' :111111/Wl' nlovr lii earenlll%' ill :I Look, 11.Ith iilt•lt adail TllO ,, h.1%.` 1:1,11 , `,1 1110 Doctor aro 111/No 111.1 f 11.1% e IVi hint W. 'l'lll4 I 1,. 11 It.ll 1.1 1 . 1 , 1 /t tld all of Elwin can Ito Y. r111.,1 10, 11 (41'ot LA 3I)( .1 Bitter:_-:, Is lin( hind that i ways been for si:errir ti In, (MI I lanition Sore, awl rilta.rS, and deltenhi d t.em,es, 11,41 by imprudence, egees,, ex tio,urii or i arly indtariret lon also, for shin iiiiieases and lallamoaaors - inaaonatiszo. 'flalioe faller, are non . ' 001 d everyudiere, at one dollar and fitly emit,: per bottle; and although befOre 80 Vern:A . o, 11:1‘ 0 at, present nearly an large a soloed the llerb Bitters. They 11.151' heel sold in Philadelplaa. New York, nall.lmont• aza: .some other place: at two and three dolltits per bottle, are the tidy 5111, remedy for the thsemeq Juid named. We e(11110 rider the render to over as(' hum Ire' email of the ntird nth,111!44. cure: prodnr .•d tValrin 1110 List sl%' month., by Ilio ,11:111.1•111f; Iron: Iltrsa rout pfrin h, trill .11:to.t . ii,. II It , In. ptil) 1ke..,41, a II:111.; s'4•l . t•Neept hy per In 1, I?. e be,i, 131LLCI v. 111,11 r the thha v,u.iely or one preparation. will surely care all eltronrit cont plaints peculiar to letattleq. I.:ldli•ii Nutlet hag lrota any Irretaa larities, will End ',taint a great bawl. Every lady that, P. pale wash palpitation of the heart, oral fluttering sells:abet about that organ, with a shortni,, of breath alter at little exertion, will Mid the , c potters: Imutteca. Front two to Sour bottle., will entirety cure all ::uric cases. lit , ihort, every other lady, young or old, the world over, should use I.lll , lllealellll'. Anal we predict, th:tt ill Joe, than OM , ye.ll', carat bast tie SOOll - 8,, the Ink' sex I hot oughts understand Its nu•rt is, nolllol'o pale, 01111lelaled (iI. , VOIISIdate htcrs Win bl• ; 111111,01 will at least look nesh and heal ty, If not beautiful and fair :LS eiliVel,; and whet w;l:tqL how yam° the change, all will an,wer, throw:di ?dist-MEWS :tie nold every ‘rltere, :It MI, dollar and nny etalts per Dottie. t[opities you, a.. well as till' I'o'4 (tt IWO not 4tt,apflOillitai .111 tht, last, that the !ante :it ray of 11 rtltil'a lON of cure, ctlec•t: d by .m.u.aaer'N 13;(t.,, , , of ,-,ery vont:dr:Ode di•radr, Arid: and :2.1 r..Ml , lller have pul,h•.hed beretolore, Was the 'work three prep,tratune, and not one only, - W;• :1: . •• • 1e,p1,11/11:y tuttlS, ate., S. B. BANITAIAN ,v -co EW STUCK! I=IIII jsji HEIN: M'ITENS 11.1.1c1'.:1 0 NVl'fil ..t: 14,1.1 EN LABEL pATTEns :,i1oN• our ploparai;on. IANLV 11114i1. :o:11 No r a:. het.•ra;;,.. per..onN .offing 10:1: :In - ui Pt I to 141ke out L1(1110{ . Li: 411. 31'; 1;A. DIII"GGI:-,1%, AND o. wx,TRY ean be ennsult cd In an Cate, Of dISOILSo, of what ever ebaraeter. awl Nval prescribe, tree of charge, Id all !lout., 01 the day. 01 , 1 , 10 E: sou t/wast auglu Centro Square, LAN CASTE llAitill , ut - n,;, 1.*1.1,, 111L11, 'SIN cii,utLES FORREY A _:.l . S WEE LANeA,TEI:, Feb. nth, ISt:8 NI IS TIT, (11110 , ;N ; I.F;1-III,TE 3.',:•1:4 I'll) 1,. 13E1, 131-1"111-ts LAMES Ai 1 S 11 1,1.; • S. wrrEt:,-! 1:1 , :1) EN'FE EN I= 1.1, '2,II:INS 1• I 11 I. 1.: 1; s MIME= R. S. B. ITAUTMAN MISCEI,LANWOUS. 31 1 L E 540 Or THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD, Et - NsrNa WEST Frzo:kr OMAIEN ..ke ROSS TUE CONTINENT, Ire l.Av !hashed, the track - being laid and irttltis runlitttg \VITIIIN 'r OD"r1II: StIMAI IT ()I TILE ROCKY MOUNTAINS The prospect that the GRAND LINE TO THE -PAcnvre WILT. 111: COMI'LI:TED IN MO, was never better. The means so far prqvlded for construction hale proved ample, and there is no tack of ft111(1.4 for the must vigorous prosecution of the enterprise. The Company's FIRST MORTGAGE 110.NDS are now offered at PAR. They pay srx PER CENT. IN' GOLD mid have thirty years to run before maturity. Subscriptions will be received In Columbia, by SAMUEL EVANS, Esq., and in New York at the Company's °Mee, No. 11) Nassau street, and by Continental National Bank, No. 7 .NIISS:111 st., Clark, Dodge to Co., Rani:ors, No. 51 Wall street, John .1. eisco S Son, Bankers, No. 31, Wall street, and by the Company's advertised Agents throughout the United States. Remittances should be made In drafts or other.funds par In New York, :mud the Bonds will be sent free of eharge by return express. Parties hilbSCribillg, through Local Agents will look to them for their safe delivery. A. New Pzunpiklet and Map, showing the Pro gress of the Work, 'Resources for construction, and Value of Bonds, may be obtained at the Company's Onicts, or of Its advertised ..kgents, or will besent free on application. . _ JOIN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York feb.ll 'GS-tf ALLEN NEEDLES Solo uren; anti Proprietors of theit Improved - SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME T;IF AMMON EATED TiIERTILIZER. PURE (ROUND BONE LoWENT Ar.t !MET 11.x.Ta9 'PEW' \IAN GIIANO iMIIIIIMM==I lE= • pv.t.; (OsPITATE hi 11.14,. , 20ti eael4 PRICK ;i:AI vt.i. U)1) ‘l l llo,,tlhtivtl FERTiIiZEI: )71 1111.!4 , , 11,, Nll . ll LUCE 1:04.1u I!,s. fie tiler; "It :Move ',tic,: Agrieultural \V ,rks, Bearli and limn Street , , ()Met, and Stores, -II Soul Water Street, :dal - • 42 South IR•la ware Avenue. DEA LEIZS TN OTT): CANDLES, AND GEN 1 '0: 4 4 )N :‘1.1.11 - CCFEANTFA 'lv I, 1-:tuto (1 T ' 4 , ! 01 1411'S! fII7ILDING ! Largo or Snuill. on Sixth street, or Seventh NE root, and on LIA,LIM f roe', anti \Valout. strevt. Thor fowling nit I.nettql. and Walnut titrect.s Vitt .trop to a 11 fi‘et With! alley. .liiply to J. 11. :AI TFPLIN. ASMALL UOFSE TO RENT! One mile from town, near the home of the eitibi-eriher, a small Ifuase, with Rood Garden. good Spring of Water, and for t Cow. l'osses•don Immediately. Apple to feb. h, 'iN-tf.l .1. H. MIFFLIN. A 2ter S. UARTERLV REPORT OF THE P Condition ofTlie COIA'AIBIA NATIONAL IC, on the morning 01 the First MONDAY tri .1a unary, 1:,65. ES 4.1 LT 11. c Notesandl:lll,,Thvounted.. F710,:Y111.18 rivr ra Its U. S. Bond: dt•lositcd An. Circulation Ccher Itondh on hand of•:.\ - .110n,1114110, Soto- Ctil speeio Legarrend4:r and Co Intere•tt, Notes Cash It~utc iii Ii ling ltc remuc :Stamps Due trout Nat - tonal Dunks.. t:tls,7tiC.ltl Duo from other Dank, n u t thinker, Banking House and Real ENtate Current EN.pen,e, LTA BI LITI I Capita! Storl: paid in surplus, Fund I):,c•ount•, and Proil t :ma Los, Dividend:, unplid Duo to Nut ionnt do, other Vanks.l: Battles Ci run lat'n of OA umbla - Clonal Itanl . Individual lilQebVdno•n Ornire(l , , rg S‘VOrn CA) and stib , eribed by . Casl)ier. I el au tbla, Jun, 7, 'GS-::m C.., TATE)II.NT SHOWING THE CON di/11,11ot tin. 1 , 111. 4 1' NATIOSAL 1.1.,1NR: of Ct i1,1:31111.‘, uu 31oruluy, January tali. 184'5. RESOURCES. Note, :mil hills cli,counti4l..flgi,S7l.l2B Ronds dep'tl for circulation 1.50040.00 Lona:, U. S. un hand ,:101).00 - . Notes of :National Legal Tender , and Specie .. C.:,11 It ems, inehldina Rev- elute 1". S. l',•rillicates Postal l'urreiley D4lO ATOM 811.11% , l'vlyrksist Inter, , !. . I.IAEI LIT I I•iS (7:ll.ltat t,trplu, Fund I m 1(10:111, 11111,1111.- 11.1,1"11 , Pr..il: I N. :";. J:itt. 7, UST \:_kTroNAL HANK ov 1.1 . :5i USA. nvol 4. 1,:11,1 by ihk oil Speolal I ~, a. 1, Mbar.: por OonL ft.r pei 0,111. 0 111r.11117, and malm . l2 months. z. ,m.t. mr:: and maim' I; month, NV.• make Colleethim•lon all /“. Srati,,, Oil IIM•ral tem.:, Discount. Notm, 112.111 m, and or ENO:AM:, v AH.I ,01ICV)1,1:, all LINITEI) MI=MEMM 1.n.: :no prepared drnn - In CA FTS on N..-A• Yin k, Ballisnora, I:ngLind, :44.0n0nd. Franc(', and 11.11 1.4 n 1,, of (;,rmany. 7-30 I (older,. 1,1110 s:evon-Thirtle. ACM do W. II to rnii and t•Xelalingt• there fur the new FIVE— Twenty U.ld Donik, and Mvo-Twentles ',rod .11 utter, S. S. D T EWER IL, April '67.1 Cushier. BOOTS AND S'ITOES. 1.)1 ES SHOE ANUFACTOR 1. li:n•iuq lx reined my !Acidities for turtling. Out Nuperlor work I would 111111011hee to my old alld hew ogle:, that May favor till, 11 a call. that. I :on better prepared now to Manufacture all kind'. of LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AN'D UAITERS, than ever before. I employ none but Ui best workmen amt :tilt always certain of sad,- 1(0). I /:.'ell 1111 hand a general assortment of ready made .curl::1.11111 Whi11:1 111 manufactured. 1111 tilt' 111,..11111.1 1 11. / keep nll made-tip o•ork of other parties_ My work Is made exclusively for home trade and Is soi,l a, such. TEII.3IS. (*AIII. Wi•NOI a. ebenti as any other e.tabllsltineut. and alit n mere 01 put.lte pat ratings.. .1A AILS SC/11{.01.7.1)EI1, Lova , : `street, sittveen 1f font and Second. ITOME 31ANFFACTURE. j_ Tice Subscriber ha, on 11:111(1a la rge Stoll: or Boot.s anti !Slaws, thtitvrs, all of Ins Own Monufarturc. Call at lit, Store, four .100 r, a tone I. Walla:n l ' Drutr Store. Front ,treet, n here he otters an eN.- tell,trea. , sortment Of t.toods. Other WI LOLESA LE Olt IZET.UL. - - I li.:4"elc. eon,lat. or as large and general ge..- sort:melt of :ilexes Boys' Ludic,: and Clulareife. BOOTS AND S ROES, as can be found ch.ewlicre In the Town. Tho.c requiring Boots and Shoes., will find it to their advantage to call and examine hlh Stock, beforepurchasing elsewhere. Max 26,-cr.l SAMUEL GROVE. .1 L 7,1/ IMMAII MEE i '-2,11". I 0 ILL. '7 AUL 1",7.t0 EIM =RE MEI 12, - UU.OO 7,1_1.10 $1,11!,i i 710.03 •.:100 10).( 1 111,314.13 3,11,1,11 518,016.10 8,G3,5.00 S 1 t.l) 17,.-,L, 10.4N1 ;i15,6t40.1t: 61,015.7t9.0 EMEM EMBED 9 90,+.00 _1.315.110 IT 0,0ut.) 1,1..2.541 31,2 - 30.,`J .1.21.1"; I fro 01i7 07 . ) I; I Jou 1G0,3:1‘1.i 1 =6l
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