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Agatlirday,' June 13,1968.
Commasiesetoss, letters; Contributioni,,genbialliiof
sterifona interost.la tile reader, will - be accot.table
front friends from all quarters. ,
_ FOR PRESIRENT, - ..
GEN. ULYSSES
=I
, YOR, VICE . PRESIDE-N,T,
MEE=
PROSPECTUS
FOR A'
DAILY MO.IiMNG"PAPER
COLU M BIA, PA.
Wo prop - ose issuing : froin the odic° of the
" St;Y,".
_MORNING
NEW S.P. APE R; provided a sufficient
amount of_ advertising and subscription-- is.
obtain6d. The paper wilrlbe REPUBLI
CAN IN - POLITICS, and will espOusii
Cause, of, the Union and CorrA:s.
It willbe FEARLESS, .TRUTEIFTIL,,and
CONSCIENTIOUS : ExpOse - ; Fraud' and
Corruption ef alI whethei found' in
higher or the lowerimheroi of_ life:
__Yep
enough.to expOse:the.Politiptd Intrigues .of
erther 'nifty . ; of
good unihpuie Offee t Z-ii what
is wanted is the trlttt. Congressional
trict.
TEM LATES:CNEW TEI;E- ,
GRAFH., ,tirr,to the hour pf going. , -to ,Preas„,
about Ii o'clock,A."ll.l4•lie furnished-by the
Ansi:anted' Press,' - ivill" be 'given"'thus'
giving thoneyva to the citizens of Columbia,
Man-
heirn,aeltiz, Eplirata,,rici. elsewhere, which,
ean-berPadnt their breakfasttables, FIVE
OR, SIX' HOURS' IN' ADVANCE OF
ANY
.0T HER PARIER, - All,
News of the day ; _y...il!,,JAjgiven;,,. h,eshics
pithy:editorials; and. a- summary .of , news
throughout the woiicr: =we will have a cor
respondent ineVery OWnatid:Villiiiillii the
county,
teresting facts transpiringin.their. vicinity.
Articles - 6n' - POlificar: - Situatioti , of the
Country will be given • • •'qr l gest:
Writers. ,Cowuiui eatious , !coin' dlifeiqiit
cities in,the :Union will form an interesting,
feature of the now'
Novr; friefida, we'hile. yaalis • your"
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Ise, to. give. you a papex.,.,worlbA,,,ofynx:„
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Democratie;:r9Al4F,N4 l ,_. 4o . l ,l,;!,.
,The shrewdest
~politicirm,_or—the most
•
prescient sabre , is t ut„tltis: time, uneble ,to.
prelleterurine, oreyett,to
prognosticate, the
probablepoliti;n4 atti,tnde 4 the;:kmocratio:
party will nesume, : sieringtke,P:reehieritinl -
eampaign.,„This sigporanee;ofllieir' tUen
and : ,measures - is e*perierkeei.,,—net,...onlg
- anieng,,, , the ,most
Republican. parry„,bnt. equally,' So ; arnOug. ,
even the most trusted Jeadersufilie.D.erno,7,
eratic,,party., Ttioyety foremost of these,,
the apostles .of ; „tit°,
'faiLh, , manifest, such
dubiousness, porsatilify ;encl.
thet,,werp, it- not -for ; the ,amusing Unties
they perform, their cottclitiOn Would.
our sympathy,,,, Not
: one, among tliom~ t
though many ares4gant iin4:§sitsterbuS,ll4
•
able, to presNie, one of the, fundamental
planks,. of fortheo Oil rig ''''Platforat:
Whethei: i ttiti Urite4;-States , :hOttda:hOtili?.
be, tired,..orlie,ilOraitl. in coin or paper`, o'r
,_iiphdhitil:;,: - W f lielLir,' - lii,,tera24l", - tilies;
shoulChe,-krriAd,4 - W4Oier;tlii6l : eigg , fyalae
a tariff on -firipprip;:iiaket 4,:rAr/Pki:_J*l":
reconstruction.'polloy, should' e en' -
doriedi, or :whether: COugrei4ii:oial econ
thr. , ! 3 , 1 9 a ) 11 , 1 ?? PPJOYPiI, by'
the whitesohly; or ar4;ifitSllrgent
or proPeriy-holdii*,bkieki; or` by'n'all;iire''
tictkre,,of ,rac„e„,a,clor;%:, conditiop,., s nre
gribitticins„of vital jnontent, t th;;lY,_inuSt
reedy!) ,s4nne response ', from ~the",bKetional
Democratic' Cpuyenthip,7 , bldi 'in'
New Xnr4„,pity;on c ,tbe , 'Thus
far. tike s sPelOstren , or.fi rr ppirty .been`
alinfiling and dilly7dallying,:iiSither.aceept
fag or -r4jeCitiiig;
Wang the 'positions assumed by die Iteimt 7 ..
lican pari t y, 6utare Predefining totclay;Some
plausible expediency, reJecting:the policy
of- yestorday,Only ; ,;t9,Tesume - it ; again to-
morrow., .ovholly,witherit ballast nnd,Nyith
noaneborage, in, immutable, principles, they
drift hither tbither,•relyhig ~upon the,
fitful; snoods: and, : ephetneyal.
may chance to peryedstheirtroubled spirits
when-they, shall assemble, to 'counsel;ivltb`
each; otlinr,, one, presumes` to ;predict;
what oraele,shall be.consulted • whether ,to
:confirm the consistency; ofPendleton, or
assuage 'themseives„by:tbe promises of
Johnson, , ,or_adept,lbernselyns to the records
of, , Hancock,pr, ? yield to the ; SO uctive . , har7
lotry et,Chasei or return agair`ttl the corn-
'lorting..complecO.uciesiof.)llcCiellna. , : Each
of_ these Ants - ,aiilierentn,,yho are confident,
theyratrl. shape the figure:-bead of the party.,
There are, hosn in the,pestyyrhe are shigu;
larly,zfonlint4:ly,4ltinl:pecanienally;niake
known' leg And „agildee„ but
by sante ..instrpraentallty;e:re , sooninduced
to retract antLahoald,they.again, by freak
or motive - proclainatleir life 7 long
are.Lsia4evarely
,rebnked', that
their ! silence Is ~ admirably,' 4ioured:,, Can
such a party hope to in fluen se, the,ml nd s ,of,
the .American peopie? '.,Certainly; any party-,
that evinces so - little regard ; for ;,constancy
arid consistency,:foi pledges and prinoiples,
cannot - command the-confidertice,of,intellt
gent iroiers:::::AlhWho:Jkitow - ;,enough to
preciatethe guidance of wisdom and:iirtue,
]snow that the:lntegrit - Yotttdsgovomment,:
the
„ Seenriteand:happiness'o'f,its''eltiieiie,
dePen'rifio' n'tbe4teadfaittieSslind,perniti
nencY`, of rigid '
oliserWmee6f the andenitiesof 011001 reC-'
ja,;-:t . _
= With:Pr:4;er discrimination hone._ ;
in danger of being deceived:Au' - tha• diurnal;
elterrattions'.. of hot;.;tinei`cold,
white ; T ; vagaries'or the!Demociatieparty. , -
And we assure tal.wholaave thePationce to
otiiiii4e their And' one oiolttioris;
that iWiffatiornf they;Udoptwill- be 'sus_;
ceptible of all , ile , lininaginablei'ocinetrud=l'
thmsjhatthe'heceisitlea oftheir straighten: 7 '
iid'aridisirtiitibed , .condition demands'.
. I Disliatoihes ftttntpan.4da.: 4 . 14 Lino tii . onglt
every point `on : ltkto.f : rontior: 7 xoncirtedi tcs
thirendezir4*. - of;Alie;inv o ad(F:lisSquiet;„ypt
a levatiitall to take-, plies) before 41n3 •
fliatjat Jalk-' , ,,,tVreaea4;,,altd; lcornwalt. ; „,are .
' xnentioned.taailie bnAttaicked,-,tha t
objeattiaing to ittij_ki . :afiliale,l AL Pgdans-, ,
berg24,o6o:stand of
,ix;piare
stored -:for t tdro4:4lle.Fenians, and
fao,ooo
_inen;Tearet . said4O their, wag,; The
Dctminiou;GoverrimenGhas.c~lled fob ,gore,
• - !am :n11144
orileif , „te *ream,' their efficiency ,and keep
pp'iba'priantiation. - - -
WirgN Ps,t7s, Swan.. was lost for
,a sub
ject to talk or , ivriteiabout,- he-invariably
"pitched" Into , the 114 S 'called
them his " Chushire;'Cheeso,'-'for the reason .
that they afforded him theme:npnu which
he could .at anY,titne; make.tiitiptellectual
meal of.' Sotne:Copperhead edit6rs' are
good deal likeliiin- - whett lost fora subject
about which - - to , write, they recur - 6 the
.It;Quion..Leagues,",, Kid,attempt, to. fasten,
the responsibility of all the frauds in the
countrytiport:them , irwheii in troth and in
fact the Copper-Johnson rascals are the
head and front of all the "rings" which
have for their object the robbing of the
government—of course a few minor rascals
.in_timitepublican vorty, (some of,, whom
reside in this county, atul,are members of
the whiskiring,"j have been " takon in"
aml,get a modicum of the stealings—but
the principal robbers come, frOM the Cop
'perbee-t1 class, as will be clearly shoWn by
the committees, now investigating the
frauds upon the government, at Washing
ton.
In their vaporings they attempt to bring
discredit upon, an,organiiation known as
the"Graud Army of the. Republic, because
the weathers thereof . ; periled ,their lives
in defense of their country, and refuse
to affiliate with the tnen who :are 'now
"cheek by jowl" with the traitors at-,
tempted to make a despOtiam of this Re
publican land; ancl.are now endeavoring
to do by covert and secretmeans through
the organization of,the :Copperhead party,
what they.failed.M . do. by, gunpoWder z and
lead.,: These model editors have no word of
"c:onclemnation ,for that ;notorious political
'organization kown as the' Ka-Klux-Klan,
thich .sends,. it ,midnight • assassins forth
'riightly,thro,ughout the
_Soath,, to murder
Union men or drive them', front the land.
All Eho holyhorror exhibited„
their flings at the.. Loyal
'Leagues and,G. are intended to throw
ilust.in.the eyes the people, while they_
'Lire ,encouraging„,and hounding on the
traitors to-murder ;Union mon o . ,
Thenerd er of Union : men in the SOuth,
have-become, so frequent that the.. COpper-,
head "papers are ! juhliant, and chronicle
every. such murder as fi.another,lltepublican
The Chase' '
The movement to nominate Chief Justice
PreSidency:by the New - York
,ConventlerliaSclUime ridiculed, and laugh- -
ed eta
,few weeks age=seemS 'to be acquir
ing 'a, strength 'and power itnii'phices' it
• within the range 'cif reasonable Prolonblik
'ThedhiefJtistiCeiS said to have ex
,pressedhlinSelf dslieing in accord with the
Democratic party, save the suffrage
ques don, 'Whielt he favors leaving to 'the
• StateS,foi decision'. ' Fro opposes thepresent
adcotigtruotSion'''Pciliey; - favors universal
amnesty;` and' ' the financial 'question
Lhinks it cui~:i~e diet in'makinggreenbaclts
as gold by a 'speedy return to specie
,paymentS", , It is thought the New ' York
:Con4', , ention:WilirSaccessfully"hill off Peri
dletOn`; HiinCeelt, English, HendriCks and
arid 'theiCaccejit ,Chas 43 as "the man"
for the breolccd " - are' the waysof
• -
politicians. .
In Dileninia.y •
,The'Democraby are just noiv in a dileni
•,Maf.-'4'POrtion or the party are willing to
i sivallow a General, even if he did fightin
thelrUic;ilartny against their friends; while
j another'portion , aie data opposed to a sol
dier upon any terms: , "Then;'again; there
„are'tlioie‘ are-willing • to- take - Chase,
; with all=ofhi§ abOlition and negro suffrage
iantieederiis, -while -the 'dyed-in4he-wool,
thre - eIPIY Ctipperheads," , sPeak of the Chief
~.TesticolWith.• the , greatest contempt.- The
Blew-York .. Convention' NVill 'have a 'heron
lean 'MS ' to — perform to harmonize these
.-diffoi•onees.", In the meantime the current
cis strongly setting in favor of the people's
,faibrites'Grant and Colfax. ' • "
E3Ctlrelli,4en,t,.
'The will of the late ex-President, Biich
•
lanen.,,was „filed, in the Register's office,
!Lancaster : city,
,ork
,Wednesday last. The
'following are the bequests: $3,000 to the
'poor.,of,Lrumaster, city ; $l,OOO to' the Pros-.
• byterian ; church,
,Lancaster,,_of which de
;ceased was a member $5,000 to Esther
Parker, housekeeper of the deceased, being
'in addition to s2,ooo'heretofore given her;
$'2,009 J. Lane, widow of James
R. ,Lane,„,cleecased ;, Peter Hillier; Mary
, Smithgall and, ,Lizzie Stoner t iervants, $l.OO
each;l4l99.te-Wiri. B: Reed, Esq., Of Phil
, ridelphist, .as „compensation towards pre
' Paring%.biography;, 5,000 to Mrs. Wm. 13.
Reed. .The.books, plate and furniture, to .
Mrs,„Harriet L. Johnson, Rev., E. Y. Mich
smut and T. 4nchanan Henry, to be divided
equally
,between them, allowing Esther
Parker WO: out of the:amount_The bal
ance:, of t he .estate, .real and
, personal, is
• directed to be divided between , his heirs, „ as
follows: ,Otte 7 fourth to. Mrs. Harriet L.
Johnson; ono-fourth .to Rev..E. Ir. Bach
anan,-,neither of.whom-are to be ,charged
with considerable advancements which
have been made to'them ; and , the balance
to J. Buchanat — EreitiFy`Eqd6rhis sister,
Harriet B. Litite'flalnesT.:;jelni*N., and
Lime; 'sons 'of hie "nepbestr,..Tatnes B.
Lime, deceased ;' Mary E.Ditrham;,da.ugh
ter:"nt hiS sister, BfarY,Xatea, deceased; to
Maria B, Weaver, Jessie llagaiv, (formerly
Jessie Weaver,)James B: Weaver and Johu
13. Weaver.
Directions aifigifen to self the real estate
or private sale . , when in the
Opinion of, the Executors, may laet-protnote
r
interest of legatees.`.
; .IYlrs. Johnson falls heir to 'Wheatland.
H. B. Swarr, 'Esq.; and Row. E.' Y.l2tUch
anan are . , the Executors to carry but' the
provisions of "the'
'The Paters; docUmerits, ctc., of, deceased
are left :with Wm. B. Reed,'Esq., of Phila
delphia; re'quest that that gentle - man
PrePaie a suitable biography of 'deceased.
There are three cotlictisto the will.
i Th'e ° wiir furnisliek yorY little 'data by .
which to estimate the whole amount of his
prePerty;"with ' any: approach to' accuracy,
but persons who are in a position to form
a, pretty, correct
.opimen on .. the subjact
suppose "the estate `will , amount to about
LATEST NEWS;
NeW'rdrk - steatners' took 6000 pas
sengers to San Francisco during May: - The
largest "riumber ever takari in a single
mionth".'- ,
. ' The .emploYees • of ,the Nashville and
Niirthwestern • Itailroad - qiiitted • work on
Friday, because eight 'months' wages was
due' them, and 'stopped -- the traina on the
' Fenian preparations for a Canadian' raid •
continue to' be...veporteth. The Canadian"
authorities are activeiKdefenaive prepara
"Stioris, sending, Fins anid: munitions of war
T,iie„seventeen year locusts -have Made
sad, havoc With. the young fruit trees and
.„ • ....
I .:shrubbery, in, the District ofColinubia and
portions, of,Maryland..L..' " ; „ '
dweillitii ,- ,near Medina, N. , was'
enterec,l,pit ~M; n mday might , by - burglars, who'
;tied and gagged, the.'Arimatns:aud nitrified - off ;
tn,9nvernment,bondsi: The' riltirg
puriihed , ihren of them :we're
"..capturid.stud the money iiittatecoViired.,
, Tennessee beirtopiatic.Convention
dias chosen delegates to,the'NOw'York Cod.;
' A • majority of ' the= 'tleltigates'
arn.underitood to faiorFendietoni , .
• GeneralAGrant:has.gotui to. West.Foint,..
:w, here he is expeotedlo.dellYer the diplomas
the„graduating
Tlie - Pre's/dont' Jis' 'understood to have:
I Written tci
:offering -hlm , the Secretaryship of:Treasury:l
..Dotter 6. Co.'s.-, - planingzmzilkantl,.Satith.,
IK.linball'a,dwelling,„tri 'Williamsport, Fa:,
iwe'fe litrined'on'WedrieiditYF The s loss
over SeVeraremenwerer:serionsly ,
Injured. .
. , ' , ..ChetritarkerdullcdisposiiiontAi Opiratain
'stooks.yesterclayiand prices were unsettled. -
.'?glour, continues, dull; Prithe wheat.'"wes!.
, i scarca'and 'dernitnd'at t , ltya
rand cornwerirunchimged.'‘rOats ! Were dull:
and lower. , Provisions continue , very
quiet. Gold closed at 1391, an advance of t.
MEI
Odd : Arellows in Australia.
•_The last California Grand Lodge I. 0. of
F - 4 a year sinco appointed• Past Grand .
Meacham a special com Missioner to confer
with the Odd Fellows of Australia—who
were organized, and have hitherto worked
under bhartor'"from the Manehester Union
(English) and endeavor to bring about a
more direct and immediate affiliation with
the Order in America, which is known as
the fndePendent Order of OddFeliewa'
from its working independent of the organi
zation of the mother country. It is now
understood that the mission has been a
complete success. It is statedl
reeMbers .of the Order 'in - Australia' have
agreed upon the same system of-working
as that of the American bratich of the
Order and that there are - already four then
'sand Odd Fellows in the Australian Colo
nies in full affiliation with those of Califor
nia and our sister States.
AreCOole au4l Cobitra.
McCoole and Coburn, notwithstanding
their present predicament, have not given
up the idea of fighting, and have.' ordered
the stakeholder to keep the put-up until
they aro liberated.- They hope soon to be
at liberty, but if they have to servo their
time out, they will, as soon as discharged,
leave Ohio and make all necessary arrange
ments for the encounter ti) - come off in
Virginia, as there. is no law in that State
against prise-fighting. Only a few persons
will be posted as to the place where the
" mill" will take place, so that the authori
ties cannot get - wind - of the location. It is
reported that McCoole and Coburn cleared
$O,OOO each through the sale of railroad
tickets.' They chartered• the • trains in
partnerships, paying two dollars for each
Person carried. Their rate for the trip was
five dollarsfor each passenger.
General Tyndale.
The nomination of General Tyndale for
Mayor of Philadelphia, will meet the favor
of the best classeS - of - citizens. General
Tyndale is a 'man of spotless character,
enlightened patriotism, and fine executive
ability. We feel assured that if he 'enters
this canvass, it will be' to serve no selfish
ambition; but for the love he bears the
people and'institutions of this noble city,
and with a desire to see rooted out of it
abuses and extravagances which have
disgraced- it too long. It is a good sign
when the politicians are forced to give way
before such men, before earnest, self
sacrifieing workers. Wo know that General
'Tyndale has not sought the Mayoralty; the
place has'sought him, and if he is elected—
a result which is scarcely to be doubted—
the city of Philadelphia will hate a thor
oughly worthy head and-representative.—
Morning Post.
New York Correspondence.
.N.T:W YORK, Tune 10, 1868
STILL WORRIED
Are the Democratic Copperheads about
theii nominee for the Presidency, and in
vain glory talk of the 'Chief Justice as en
available personage for' their standard
-bearer in the great battle with 'Grant in
November 'next. '"Tis true, 'tis pity 'tis
true," that they have no' one in their own
now demoralized ranks in whom they have
a sufficient confidence to .place forward in
this their hour of trial, but are compelled to
seek a-reprosentativc (?) from the old Abo
lition, Black Republican party of the North
as a forlorn hope, hoping by thus-doing to
secure a sufficient number of the followers
of the Chief Justice to make a respectable
show of fight with the General who never
has been defeated. • Bet their efforts will be
'in vain ,•' they will be. overwhelmingly, ig
nominiously,defeated, and the country will
be made peaceful through those who over
came treason, 'and - secured liberty and
equality before the - law to all American
citizens.. As the •case• now stands, in this
city particularly, the Rebel-Copperhead
Democrats. are materially concerned, and
their contortions are pitiable in the extreme.
They read the handwriting of their over
throw upon the :walls, and see. but little
comfort in the figures of the Electoral Col
lege, which stands - •
For Grant • 0 14.
For Treason
- v -' Ile.
Thus 116 of the 312 electoral votes of the'
-States loom up as nlormidable majority to'
be overcome by those of the rule or ruin'
party, and will not be' easily done, though
they should purchase their representatives , '
from, that party which lately suppressed
them in their slaveholders' rebellion against
the National Government. Ido not believe
that the Chief - Justice will accept the Demo
cratic homintition, even though that party
should tender it to him at their Convention
of Slily the 4th, to be held in this city. And
even should'he do so, what guarantee have
they that - he will not stand upon the same
old platform of " Libdrty and equality be
fore the law to cat American citizens?' ,
We
expect to see the Deinocraey swallow the
hated negro, - notwithstanding his peculiar
'odor, in a short - timeorrid, then, the,drama
of Change " will be complete. , They will
do anything for power,
and in' the words of
Jeff. - Davis, expect by devouring these pre
cious morsels of "Abolitionists " to '.;get
rid of the rule of the majority" forever. But
their schemes will bo - loiled,"and' their nau
seous doses will, sicken' them-unto death •
before the .dawn . of-a' new year. Treason
must .Ix:b./nada. odious—Andrew Johnson
said so, and it must be done—notwithstand
ing the protests' of those follow the
Democratio'leaders , thrciugh -'every. cam
paign,- military.as well aS
None but the .ignoraut and, blindly pre-,
judiced, question the" fact that . the 'Union
party 'Will be victorious 'in November, arid'
that under the administration' of -Grant the
country will be secured that peace for which
we have prayed in'"vain ;under the reign of
a treacherous - Democratic ruler "or nclannis=
traitor', who was sworn- tcisee that the laws'
were faithfully executed.- - .Grant has, to re
commend him, many gocid qualities. In the
first place,he is the greatest military Gen
eral or this century.' Secondly, iu every,,
military position in 'which he .has been
placed •he ha s , shown the highest talent,
prudence and skill ; that in all his relations
with ,public. men he has done no foolish
thing.— Thirdly, that he has shaped hiS con
ductstrictest rules of discretion, and
his
by h
wisdom and ability have thus far proved,
equal to any emergency. But as a statesman
he is yet Untried, and may prove as great a•
failure in the discharge of the duties of the
President of the nation as,have most of his
Democratic predecessors. • General Grant's
acts have been of the 'right sort,. and now
that he is the.' choice of the-National party
for the position of Executive Magistrate of
the nation,- let him speak out boldly :the
faith that is in-him ' and his folltrivers will
rejoice. 'We do notexpect one of the Gen
' eraPs - ago to speak' on the stage, in public,
but we do - expect hint say , something oq
casionally, in- support of the principles of
his party ; and even 'though his words do
not attain that eminence of a Demosthenes
or Cicero, we would like to have them, and
promise to view his honest declarations
with any other than that of a critic's eye. .
=
The sentence .
of Callicott and associ
ates has created a. profound sensation, and
hopes are entertained that ho will be4e
prieved. If a oor man. had-committed a
crime of one-t h ousandth part of the enor
mity of this millionaire's, we should not
have heard a murmur against the justice of
his sentence ; but it . is ..pleasing to know
that in this case,:at least, the majesty:of the
law has been vindicated, and the_cnminal;,
though rich, has been'punished by it.
]fARBIED:
'five . sour krirue iitoiollB of the - realm' of
of one'of the Hessees, appeared before the
manager of one of the city courts on Satur
dar,morning,. and, asked.,to, be, made, one
fieih by marrlage. Mansfield' promptlt, 7 ,
tended to their `wishes'-in' that particu
lar
antl' - bade' them "Go'-children,- and•sirt no
more, and let it be your last, appearance in
the,police court."•-•
,• , ',, • ,
,•„. : -
01=
This disease was .found to. be in an °pi
dernie•form on ono of the Liverpool steam
.ers; just arrived by way of Queenstown, on
Saturday." has 'on , board eleven lien
•dred passengers. Stringent measures,have
been adopted to prevent the spread of the
disease ,among the well passengers. The
patients will be removed - to the liespltat on
Blackwell's Island and.the 'rest vaccinated,
and the ship thoren c ..mbireleansed and fumi
gated before she will
,be allowed to come up
,
„i mjsm E ss. .
'The city.' is Very. dull, ;comparatively;
speaking, and many stores are dischargingi
,tlteir holpfor want, of a stifticiont press of
trade to ,keep them'busy,. The newspapers'
shine seem to be prosperous, and will show
as large returns this year as ever, when the.
`".internaL!!' assessor comes I.nround. The
.Publishing • business seems :quiet, and w
have but little to - ' attract 'our ' attention.
" 'Young -America'. , Abrotui; z and
Ditches;or Young.A.merica in. Belgium and,
.Holland," by , Oliver ,Optic, and „published
,by,.Lee t Shepard, of Boston, is the latest'
publicatton;anethai l ls'iritended More for
thh•younk." 7 .ltis Weisarming - littli volume,:
'awl:well worth reading.
More anon.
HICICRY S. 110 WARD.
EDITORIAL tik MISCELLANEOUS.
—The Now York bricklayers now receive
$5 per day.
—What Is everybody doing at the same
time? Growing old.
•
—Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence.aretravel
'log in Ireland. -
—Ben Wade, like many other Washing
tonians, cats but two meals a day. •
—Prof. Anderson has a daughter who
beats the Japs with the butterfly trick.
'r—LA 'Specio.4 - 6?
dance along Clearfield creek, Clearfield
county;•Pa. •
„ •
—M. C. Morcur is furnishing a one hun
dred thousand dollar block of buildings in
Towturada, Pa.. z
lao gas heen esrialled iroin a Olitireh
choir in Now York, for reading novels dur
ing service. .
—Speaker Colfax will take the stump on
the adjournment of Congress, beginning in
the Pacific States.
—Mrs. Partington has come to the con
clusion that there is no use trying to catch
soft water when it rains so hard,
—Minneapolis paid r. good round sum for
water works, but used cement pipes, which
have cracked badly and are worthless.
woman in Chicago has applied for
,a
divorce because of fifty- beatings received
from her husband.
—E. Z. C. Judson (Ned Buntline,),is lec
turing,on temperance to large audiences in ,
California.
—A deserted lane—Harriet, tlie nice of
the late James Buchanan, who dosen't seem
to figure in his will. • -
—Mrs: Lois Cosa, of Levant, M0„.92 years
of age, has cut three teeth of her third. set
during the past winter.
—Anne Palmer, a native of New Milford,
Conn„ died recently ht Polk City, lowti,"at
the patriarchal age of 104:
—There are at present 1,340 convicts' in
Sing Sing prison. New York sends, on an
average, one prisoner gaily.
—A $2.50 gold piece was found in the en-,
trails of a chub bought in the, Richmond
market the other day.
—Some one who - professes to know, says
the Astor estate' is now worth .$144,000,000.
—Alex. Caldwell, Esq., of , Leaven Worth,
Kansas, was in town during the week.-
—Geo. Brubaker, Esq., offers laimself•as
a candidate for the office of District Attor
ney.
—ThotnaS A. Scott, a marine diver, Wants
to bet live hundred dollars that he can re
main under water -from sunrise to sunset.
—General Sickles is in attendance upon
the Grand Lodge F. A. M., of New York.
He ranks as Past Junior Grand Warden.
—.Madame Ristori has taken passage for
Europe, in tho steamer which sails on 'the
26th of June.
—Marshall" Italie, of secession notoriety,
has received a three hundred dollar gold
snuff box from the Baltimore, police.
—Sad—matrimony and measles ,are pre
vailing to an alarming extent at present in
Harrisburg.
—What " true blue" Union soldier will
not vote for Grant? What rebel soldier will
vote for him ?
—An edifying sight—to see the ",nigger".
hating Democrats supporting- the. negro
loving Chase for the Presidency:
' —The more a woman's wnist.is shaped
like an hour-glass, the quicker will the
sands of life run out.
—"'Old Grimes'? wants more •mority,
and proposes to get it by sueing the. Now
York . Tribune and the Cincinnati Gazelle
'for libel.
-It is stated* that Judge Chase is about
to take a tour through •the South,•uo doubt
to look after his prospects for the Presi-,
.dency.
—Signor Blitz is about to retire to private
life, after fifty years' professional experi
ence as a ventriloquist, - magician - and
trainer of birds.
—lf you are a lover, don't love two girls
at once. Love is a good thing, but it is like
batter in warm weather—it won't do to
have too much on hand at one time.
=Mrs. Susan McGarr, of Providence, R.
1., is now in her 110th year, and. although
:bent nearly - double, is sound in mind. and
alert.
—The reason why Dr. Livingstone came
out of his recent African explorations in
good health is that The natives stole his
medicine chest.
—"Somebody has been bit in this section,
by swindling. advertising agents." Serves
them right; they should remember the old
adage that " all is not gold that glitters."
woman in Stockbridge, Mass., who,
has lived in sight of the railroad ever since;
there was one, and who passes the station
frequently, has never
- —A. Tenn6ssectri te:Cent*cottt "tr
•cide because his wife *confeSidd'to"liitving
" kissed divers.aud sundry men in her life!:;.
before-their acquaintance commenced.
—Papa': " Well,.sissy, how do you like.
your now school ?" Sissy : " Oh, so mats."
?apa : " That's right. 1. , :0w tell me all you
. have leiirned to-day," Sissy: "I have'
learned the names of all the boys."
—McCook) and Coburn aro undergoing a
forty days' imprisonment in a jail in tho
'State of Indiana, for their attempt to en
geg,e-in a prize fight, The Democrats speak
of running Coburn for Congress: -
—The barn of Mr. Jonathan Miller, near
Berrysburg, Dauphin county, was struck
by lightning, on Saturday evening, and
'burned tolh - e ground, with its contents.
' =Joy at meeting a sister from whom she
bad been long separated caused a tine
young woman, who had worked in a family
at Danvers, Mass. to become suddenly in
sane last week, arid she Inatto be'conveyed
to Worchester Asylum a' raving maniac. •
-:-Every man who visits • Gettysburg
comes away-with a cane from the premises.
There is danger of all the trees in that
section 9f country being carried off.
Distressing and Afflicting
Maladies wbich'originato in Scrofula or an
.enfeebled or vitiated state of the blood,
nothing can equal the tonic, and - purifying
effect of Dr. Anders' lodine Water, a.f.• - are
solution of lodine dissolved in pure water
iditliout a solvent. ' •
druggist apprentice in Providence re
cently- broke a jar of nitric acid- standing
on a shelf, and the fluid poured down over
his head. Ho fortunately saved his eyes,
but the skin was burned from his time
and shoulders, and his hair was destroyed.
—A' talking match is on the tapis between
two women of Boston; amount of wager
not stated. Time, 21 hours without sleep,
no stoppages for food or drink. The hus
bands of the amiablos are anxious to have ,
the timo extended to a week.
—A mother in Jackson, Ohio; wiped the
oil , trom the bowl of ,a tobacco pipe, and
then applied it to a burn upon the lip of her
little daughter. • The result was that the
child died in convulsions in 24 hours after.
—President Johnson, now an 'unwilling
witness, in his message to Congress last
December, says of General Grant's adminis
tration of the• War Department : "Salutary
reforms have been introduced by the Sec
retary ad,interim,'and great reductions of
expenses have been effected under his ad
ministration of the War -Department, 'to
the saving of millions to the Treasury."
—John C. Breckinridge's friends in New
York, expect to welcome his arrival home
abotit the 20th of June. As the fruits' of
impeachment, Jeff.. Davis' trial is again
postponed, and the leading, insurgents:who
fled from the ptinishmenewliiehlhey'rinSW
they so well deserved 'hie themselves‘ back
home again , to labor for the Democratic
nominees in the coming Presidential cam-.
paign.
—A youth - of. fourteen, and - a maiden of
twelve, residing with • their parents in
Minneapolis, Lbecruu e so enamored of each
other, over dime- .novels, that they con
cluded to . sot up housekeeping ou their
own account in •a. deserted'shanty, whore
they were discovered by-the police and re
stored to their anxious friends.
—Messrs:. S. D IL- W. Smith, of this
city, the well known manufacturers of the
American Organs, have recently added to
their styles; very, powerful and attractive
Organs-.for churches, with beautiful up
right cases, having gilded imitation pipes,
making them fine ornamental, instruments
for the choir gallery or chapel. All' must
clans, upon. hearing them, • express their
surprise at .the amount- of pure and -full
tone which they are capable of producing.
Those new styles contain the deep manual
sub-bass, and super_ octavo coupler, giving
them' sufficient volume to • sustain oven a
hundred• or more -voices, and yet are rich
•in, soft, and expressive effects.. They are
lieComingyery. popular• on account of their
real •musiCal merit, - and also' - for their
reasonableness .in price,. bringing them
'within: the _reach_of all churches. — Boston
Christian gegister. , , . ,
Knights
The. annual
. conclaveof the Grand eom
:mandery• Knighti Templar of Pennsyl
vania was held a:Scranton on the - 10th -
Inst.;Several.li.Mdred Sir Knights; re.p're
sainting most of- the,*commailderieS of the
State,-paraded , the streets, after whicli• the
follOWlngi'Grand' oftteers- were 'elected for
,the' ertirent 'Year and wore
stalled. • ' ' _
, •
John Vallerchamp; , Grand , 'Comeinnder;
'Janice .13 - . — Hopkine; Commander;.
William B.' McKeon, - G. 7 Generalisslino
th'id. Rowell; G.Captain"General ;Rev. P.
Good, G. - Prelate ; Abram* Muller,.
:G. Senior-Warden ; Fltz James I.viins;9..
Unnicir Warden Kerr; G'.7reas
urer ; Alfred Croigh, G. Recorder.
Literary Notieesi
TITE PRINVIPZES OF ENGLISH GICAMIIIAII,.
by ,T. B. Vickroy,,4.-, President of
Lebanon Valley College : J. A. Bancroft &
Co., Philadelphia.—This work, the result of
years of incessant labor of an accomplished
scholar and an able , teacher, is a logical
development of thelnadaniental principles
of Language. • Unlike older Grammars, it
teaches the analysis and construction of
sentences, just as they come from the pen
of the author, without supplying ellipses.
The rulesof syntax, twentyjourin number,
cover every 'known constructiod of good
English, without being marred by. excep
tions almost as numerous as their appli
cations.
The introduction gives many useful hints
=to- teachers, which,; if- carried out, cannot
fail t6"he highly useful Mevery_department
of instruction, and the outlines, at the end
of nearly every lesson, are invaluable as
disciplinary exercises.
On the whole, this little Wok. bears the,
stamp of sound scholarship on every page,
unfolding the intricate constructions of our
vernacular with mathematical accacy and
logical simplicity. - w•
Teachers and students may congratulate
themselves that Gra trnitr..liaS at, last been
rescued from that " dryness " which is the
'distinguishing characteristic of, • former
'works.
MEnny's Musnum, for June,„contains,the,
first part of "Mink Curtiss; or, Life in the
-Backwoods, by an old Hunter, with a full
page illustration by Billings; The .Ring
Bird, by Celia Thaxter ; Little. Pearl, the
" Star " story; Will's Wonder-Book, by L.
M. Alcott ; The Loggers ; Milestones of En
ish History; Aunt Sue's Puzzle Drawer,
&c., &c. ; all fully and finely illustrated.
The new series of this Magazine for Young
'People is steadily gaining in popular favor.
Subscribe for it; only 01.50 per year; speci
men numbers 10 cents. H. B. Puller, Pub-
lisher,'Boston.
Trn •AmErtreAx STOCK JoumvAn, for
'Juno, is at hand. The enterprising Pub
lishers of this valuable Monthly offer to
send sample copies free. Each number
contains 32 large double-column pages, de
vslted to Farming, Stock Breeding and Dis
eves of Dppiestic Animals ;.illustrated with
r411..ri emu's e gravi jigs; Address N. P. Dover
k Co:, Publishers, Parkesbnrg, Chester to.,
Pa.
—A duel was recently- fought with rovol
vers at the dinner' table in a hotel in
Tuscumbia, Ala. One of the combatants
was killed and the other wounded. The
dining-room was full of guests at the time.
—The bill relative to contracts payable in
coin, reported •by the Finance Committee
and passed by the Senate recently, is as
follows: Be it enacted, that hay contract
hereafter, made specifically payable in
coin, shall be legal -and valid, and may be
enforced according -to its terms, anything
in the several acts relating to United States
notes to thecontrary notwithstanding.
spxiCTAT, NOTICES.
.7"-DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and
CATARRH treated with the utmost success, by J.
ISAACS, M. D., and Professor of Disease - of the Eye and
'Ear in the Medical College of Petansegvania, 12 years ex
erience. (formerly of Loyden, Tholland,) No. 805 Aich
btreet, Phila. Testimonials can bo seen at his ()Mee.
The medical faculty aro invited to accompany their
patients, as lie has no. secrets in his practice. '
oyes inserted without pain. No charge for
examination --Ljela-ly
- DYSPEPSIA.
, There is no disease which, experience lies 'so
amply proved to bo remediable by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
(a protected solution of the Protoicido of Iron), as
Dyspepsia. The most inveterate forms of this dis
ease have been completely cured by this medicine,
as ample testimony; of some• of our first citizens
DM prove.
ARCHDEACON §COTT, D. D
Drefax, Canada East.
• * * "I am an inveterate Dyspeptic of more
than 2 years standing." .
" I have been so wonderfully benefited in
the three short weeks during which Ibiive used the
Peruvian Sy.rup, that I can scarcely persuade my
'self of the reality. People who have known:me are
astonished at the change. lam widely known, and
can but recommend to others that which has done
so much fur me." * $ s * -
ANOTHER CLERGYMANIVRIT,ES As roitors
' My voyage to Europe is lutlainitely postponed.
I have discovered the "Fountain of Health" on this
side of the Atlantic. Three , bottles' of Peruvian
Syrup have rescued me from the fangs of the fiend
Dyspepsia." ' - -
A pamphlet of 32 pages, containing a •history of
this remarkable remedy, with a treatise on " Iron as
a rnediciue," will be sent free to any address.
The genuine has " PEMMAN Smile" blown in the
glass. J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
36 Dey Street, New York.
jet-lm
Sold by :al Druggists
SCROFULA—CONSUMPTION.
DR. LUGOL, of Paris, one or the most eminent
Chemists of Europe,said:
"The most astounding results may be anticipated
when lodine can be dissolved in pure water."
.31) IL 'Atiper,s, fifter4t en years of scientific re
, antreXPerrtm. ..roctkrecied-in-tbiss, olving
nnc and one guar Ans of lodine ; to each fluid
'ounce 'of water, anu .1M" most astounding results
have followed its use, particularly in Scrofula and
kindred diseases, Circulars free..
Dr. H. Anders' lodine Water is for sale by J. P.
DINSMORE, 30 Dey Street, Now York, and all
Druggists. (jeri-Do
COLGATE'S AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
A superior TOILET SOAP, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in 'combination with GLYCER
INE, and especially designed for the use of LADIES
and for the NURSERY. , Its perfume is ezquisite
and its washing properties unrivalled. Per sale by
all druggists,. [may 25,'67-IY
-ITCHI ITCH!! ITCH!!! -
SCRATCH ! SCRATCH ! !
to from 10 to -IS hours.
Wheaton's'Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment - cures' - Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cured , Tetter.
Wheaton's Ointment cures ' Barber's Rah:
Wheaton's Ointment cures , Old Sores.
Wheaton's Ointment ,_ clew Every kind
- "'"
" of Humor Hire Dfagic.
• Price, 50 cents a box; by mail, CC cents. Address
WEEKS & ,POTTER, No. 170 Washington Street,
Boston,.Btass. • • • • . ' • [sept 21-Iyr.
TO co.lcsu3llsTivEs
The advertiser, ha , iing been restored 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
make known to his fellow-sufferers the means ofeure.
, To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre
scription used (free of charge,) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find a sure Curo for Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Coughs, -Colds, and all Throat and Lung
Affections., The. only object of the advertiser in
sanding the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and.sprend information which he ,conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, rail,
by return mad, willplease address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
, Williamsburg, Itingd Co., New York.
ERROItS OF YOUTH
A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
yeuthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which ho was cured. Sufferers wishing to protit by.
the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence, ' JOHN B. OGDEN,
maylit,'67-lyi • .42 Cedar St., New York.
STOVES,
AWAYS
,SO3.IETT-TT ; NG NEW-!
HIST PURCHASED, AT REDUCED
PRICES, a splendid Assortment of new and de
sirable •
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!
COOKING STOVES—Anti-Dust Quaker
Oily, and Ma Niagara.
iaiyrAlcsaA WARE, in Sets or separate,
'• to suit - purchasers: - • •
CHAMBER WARE, •.
CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS.
WATER COOLERS, of all 'sizes and styles
Special attention paid to GAS FITTING and
PLUMBING. A large assortment of splendid
- CHANDELIERS always on hand.
A Variety of BIRD CAGES, at all prices.
WASHER.,
Agent for the Celebrated DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. , The most popular, best anti cheapest
Washing Machine ever invented.
In connection - with the above Washing Ma
chine, he has the :.
lINIV,ERSAL cLoiricEs WRiNGER
Call at the corner of Second and Locust streets,
and satisfy yourself that you can - get better bar
gains there than at any other establishment. '
• • HIRAM WILSON:
Cor. of Second and Locust Sts. Columbia; ,Pa.
April 20, 1067-Iy.
llousE FURNISHING. STORE
PERSONS ABOUT TO - COMMENCE HOUSE
KEEPING SHOULD BUY THEIR - -
• .• ~ •
STOVES -AND TIN,MARE!
COPPER NETTLES. IRON KETTLES,
KNIVES AND FORKS,
IRON LADLES, SPOONS ' COFFEE MILL. S,
CIIURNg.
. .• . BUCKETS. BED
'
CORDS. WASTE LINES,
•-•; - WASH WRINGERS. STAIR
' I RODS, BRUSHES, STANDS, TUBS
KETTLES, POTS AND PANS, COAL OIL ramrs,
.And the thousand of other things you marneed
for commencing or continuing housekeeping,
at• the well-known House Furnishing Store,
'NO. 11, NORTH - QUEEN STREET, LANCAS
TER, ' ••• • -
- 'Everything _ you require you can get-at ,the
.lowest,C,ash Prices, and resale of the very best
'materials: The stock. is large and has been
selected tmnieet-Ihe express wants of House-'
,keepers.. Great pleasure will he taken in show
ing goods •to. all who will -Consult their • own
:interests. by. calling in,-whether, .they: ‘ purpose,
-buying or not. ,
- GAS FITTEN.O; PLUMBING -• AN.B• STEAM
, - wprug: DONE. - ' ' •
'PUMPS .PUT UP and WATER PIPES LAID.
,DISTILLERIES - FITTED' UP: AU •kinds -of
,BRASS. - ZAVO.R.K . I- - AND, ,IRON. FITTINGS con
,stantly on baud.. • ,
- 1 Be sure and drop . .
, x House Furnishing Store. -
Feb li-'OS. Lancaster, Fenn 's.
915 WALNUT ST.R.TET,
9110 E AND NOTION STORE
. _
Would ree'peetfully announce to her friends and
the public generally, that she has Just
returned from Philadelphia with
a Choice Assortment of
LADIES' MISSES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES!
Al (^Shoes purchased direct .from. the. Menu Ise,
turers, and are of the best known makes, con
sequently are of a better kind than are usually
sold in similar stores, and at cheaper rates.
A full variety , of
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS STATIONERY,
Consisting in part of
. LADIES', GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S . .
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
LINEN & CAMBRIC 'HANDKERCHIEFS,
CUFFS, LINEN AND PAPER, LADIES'
LINEN COLLARS! •
large Assortment of • '
PAPER COLLARS I • . •,
(Dickens, Magenta, Bismarck, and Loczwood.)
NECK TIES,
Pacific and Beau Ideal Bowi &e. •
DRESS, CLOAK, PEARL & OTHER BUTTONS:
DONA MARIA. VEILING, SEWING SILK &
SPOOL THREAD. Together with the usual
variety of Useitil and Fancy Articles ; ENVEL
OPES:"WUITING PAPER, - to all- of which
- she Invites the attention of the citizens of Co
lumbia and vicinity,' feeling confident that an
examination of her Stock wilt prove satisfactory.
AG- Goods sold for Cash and Cash only.
• may23d 6.9-tf
N EISr- PALL & WINTER 'GOODS
AT •
I. 'O. BRUNER'S
Cheap Cash Store,
FRONT STREET, above LOCUST, COLUMBIA.
We are constantly receiving additions to our
stock, and 'have now, a large and varied assort
ment of '
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Consisting of Del:tines, Challis, Lawns, Mozam
'Agnes, plain and figured, iftpaess, Poplins, S:c.
CHEAPER THAN EVER: -
New Goods for. Fall Wear, bought at the
LOW PRICES, and will be Sold low,
We have no Goods bought at- the high prices,'
consequently can sell cheaper than some others..
We have just received additions.!
We invite attention to our stock of
MUSLIN'S SIIEETINGS TICKINGS GIN
- .
GI:U.SIS, 'CALICOES. FLANNELS,
LINENS, CHECKS, &c., ke.
At old Prices.
A. complete assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings, Tweeds, Jeans, Cottonades,
for men and boys' wear, at old prices.
Fall line of Hosiery, Gloves, and Trimmings,
Balmoral Skirts, Hoop Skirts, of. Latest -
•
Styles and Best Makes.
MERCHANT TAILORING
Attended to in all its braneheS. Gentlemens
Suits made to order, in the Latest Styles, and
perfectly fitting garments or no pay received.
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
Made of the best material, and warranted equal
to the beet home-made work.
Call and see us. No charge to sec goods.
At I. 0. IatLTNERS, .
Cheap Cash Store, Front ab. Locust St.,
Columbia, I' a
T 4 00 K -BEFORE YOU LEAP
GOODS WELL BOUGIIT ADE HALF SOLD
The Ilnest'and best lot of goods ever brought
to Columbia, has Just been received
". Che:a - p6 Stor6 "
OF
Pf,, : S , , 11, c rf A, 0„11-F, ;
Where the Public are cordially invited to call
and examine the Goods and Prices. The greater
part of the goods were bought io before the late
advance • in cottim, and 'consequently' ' can - be
sold much - cheaper , than present Wholesale
Prices. The Stock is -now full and-complete,
comprising the different grades of goods, viz:
MOHAIItS,
V.A_LENCIAS.
SUMMER POPLINS,
WOOL DELAINS of all Colors, ' ' . .
A fine lot of Spring Styles of SUMMER DE
LAINES, besides .M USLINS, CALICOES, TICK
INGS, DENIMS, FURNITURE and SHIRTING
CHECKS', TABLE DIAPER, GINGHAMS' and
LINSE
- - -
An elegant selection of Spring anti Summer
BALMORALS at the lowest prices. 7 Bargains is
SILKS. Also, nil widths of Sheetings and
Pillow Cases Mastitis of thdßest-Idakes.
- -
A perfectly new line of - CLOTHS, CASSI
MERItS, SATTINETS, TRENTON • PLAIDS,
JEANS, Ladies' Cloaking Cloths, and Ready
made Coats, latest. Fashions.
The Subscriber Is Just entering into the' BOOT
and SHOE business, and being determined to
keep none but the best Goods in - this line, and
sell at less than usual prices, respectfully solicits
the patronage of the
P. S. IicTAGUE,
• No. 1;.;3 C 123 Locust St.,
- mares-tf) • Columbim.Pa.
0,0335.1.
PATTON'S,
coms.zErt OF SECOND AND LOCUST STS.,
COLUMBIA, PE2s.7.ls.l'A.
ELEGANT SPRING
DRESS GOODS!
SUPERIOR BLACK, COLORED AND
MOTTLED MOEIAIRS !
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS,
QUEENS CLOTH !
WOOL DELAINES, MELANGES, - 00-
BURGS, PERCALES; GINGHAMS, tte.
SCRATCLE ! ! I
WHITE GOODS & EMBROIDERIES,
BALMORA.L AND HOOP SKIRTS,
LADIES' AND GENTS' EIIRNISIMTGr .
- GOODS.
,TOUVIN'S - BEST KID GLOVES! -
HOSIERY, - GLOVES, AND NOTIONS
A LARGE A'SD OIIOICE SELECTION OE
Cl.6ths and Gassiraei-es
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS 1
.GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE,
• OIL CLOTHS, .
WINDOW SHADES,. '
111 goods sold at Lowest, Cash Prices
and warranted as represented. '
Special attention given to •
Merchant
ALL PITTING GUARANTEED
' • PRICES 'VERY LOW!
Agent for thelVnEerant ELLIPTIC,
HOlvE, WILCOX 6: GIBBS, SINGER., and AMERI
CA:: COMBINATION and BUTTON HOLE Machines,.
MACHINES TO' RENT.
tol "Ara Examination s of Goods respectfully
solicited: • , • - .• • • "
SEWMTG .M!4.CIUNES.
SEWING MACHINES
There is no necessity for " Swinging around
the Circle'? of • ,
:Sewing ~'lVraohii;ies ,
In , search' of a •GOOD ONE, when one •is offered
to you combining in itself-all the ,GOOD °VIALS
TIE.S claimed for any In-the Market, and divested
of all the defects and dewdrop fixtures, and attach
ments used to make Machines sell: : • •
- offer forsale the - • .
,
GROVER & .FAKER
:Waking the MastlC Stitch which will not rip or break
by tension, and for proof of its excellence, refer to
those having them in use.
fm-We have at all times a COMPETENT PER
SON in attendance—not to picture Imaginary
perfections, nor to describe with voluble Imper
tinence the defects of other machines, 1n order
to bide anything in those we sell, but to •show
what cm it be done with ours.
, We have also the best
LOCk STI.I`OII •
MANUFACTURING MACIIINE,
Seer Otrered te. the pablie, and only ask nn ex
mutilation oft hem tosithstouttate our
,assertions. Also,
SECOND-NAND
•.. Ingood running
order, of the following makes,. 'which
we will sell at ABOUT IMAT.F original PRICE
WILCOX CURBS, "." .
WHEELE.II. 4: WILSON'S .
• .
- AND,HOWE'S.
•
, .
.. ..... .
• „ •W. G.' CASE & SON,
'' • .', Agents, at *oiling Mill Store; '
• ,•, •,
• -• • , Columbia, Penu'a.-
' N. Il.—The above Machines are also to be had
of F. - \. Ziegler, the former-Agent, at theAdaras
Express °ince, in,Wainut, street, above Front. .
June 8,'61-tf) • . .
. ,
ISAAC STAWFER, - , "
WANCEOLLMER ARE JEWELER,
J ,- "Nortazi 2D•STRENT, coragicwor'QuAnny;
An assortment of Niraielles;Jewelrjr'.§llver and
, AN'afe,snitable for Holiday' Presents 1, 3
okitepairta e g o of WittellM'osnandJde'vrelrytirOmpt
ly.attentled to. [n0v30,'67-Iy.
blitS,:ll"..o. BRUNEI,
I. 0. BRUZIERS,
I=l
I=
IN GREAT VARIETY
SEWING MACHINES
FAIIpLY . 3IACHINE,
• *c• 143'
CLOTH?N
itT.EpT A-ND , BOYS' CLOTHING;
• •
• Asi) ;4 ( 1%,
-, • -4- ,:-;4
GEniSTURNISHING GOODS
*‘• AT'
- 3. HOWARD MILLER'S, •
NO. 21 NORTH FRONT ST., COLUMBIA, PA.
The Subscriber would announce to the citizens
of Columbia and vicinity, that he has opened a
first-class Stock of Men and Boys' Clothing, &e.,
and offers his Goods at a very small advance
over cost price, and will guarantee them to be of
TEE EEST MAKE.
GENT'S UNDERWEA.R, HOSIERY, ac., trec., l
always on hand.
4g2i-Measti r eR- taken,- and-Clothing. made
order at Short _Notie, and in the LATEST
STYLES„by practicutPhiludelphia Workinen:
Call and examine my St - ock and be convinced
'of its quality and cheapness. fmay9 (2-tf
NEWT SPRING- AND SUMMER,
SOCK or
C L 0 T, aN; •Gr
NEW STYLES! .
LOWER PRICES ! !
ORFaT-BARGAINg Now OFX , ETLED! CALL A'ND
- - - - _
'- ._ SEE This Al - ' ' '
, I.'o. 41 NORTH FRONT STREET,
And Branch Store, Next Door to Penn'a R. E
Passenger Station.
I have jilst purchased my new . SPring-and
Summer Stock of, Clothing; The Largest ever
before purchased. Come and examine our new'
Styles and prices of
READY MADI CLOTHLNG,"
Embracing every variety of style and material
suitable for the season. They are made of the
best material and in the Most fashionable style.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Shirts, Scarfs, Neck Tics, Suspenders, Handker
chief:4, Hosiery, &c. A. splendid line of these
goods always kept on hand. Also, boots;
Shoes, Hats & Caps, of which we have
a well selected stock, and which
we offer at very cheap rates.,
TRUNKS, CAI - WET BAGS & VAIISES
Of all styles, are sold cheaper than city prices
My goods are all bought for cash, and I offer thei
at cheaper rates,
.for cash, than any other store
Call and see. HENRY RICE, •
Opposite Continental Hotel
Front street, Columbia.
apl 25-tf 3
...QPRING' CLOTHING' !-• • •
CLOTHING
CLOTHING ! 'CLOTHING !
CLOTHING CHEAPER' T . FTA N EVER !!
Pruitsiorins; VeSts, Shirts; Drawers,: &c.
New Styles, New Goods at low rates.
DAVID HANAUER'S
U. S. CLOTHING EMPORIUM'.
Front Street, first Store above Walnut Street,
COLUMBIA, PA.
The Largest;‘ , Best Assorted, Handsomest and
Cheapest stock of
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Oaps, Boots, Shoes, &c., &c., ever exhibited
In these regions, which will be sold at prices
TO DEFY, ALL COMPETITION! (nov
S PRTh
SUMMER 'CLOTilltd!
FOR' TEL PEOPLE!
186 S .
The ~, ,r eat decline in the prices of material, and
,the reduction in taxation, enables all manufac
turers affected by these propitious events in the
financial history of trade, to o'ffer CLOTHS, CAS
SIM ERES, VESTINGS, and READY-MADE
CLOTHING, at prices corresponding to those re
ductions: Therefore, as the lowest minimum
has been reached in the manufacture of goods,
and us 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.,
(Immediately opposite Shober's Hotel,) Lancas
ter, Pa., and replenish their wardrobes.
Special attention paid to Custom Work, for
DSEN AND BOYS,
and good material mid good fits insured.
inar.,l4, !GS-ly] S. S. BATUVON
SO . /NIERS & SON,
809 CHESTNUT Sr. Is: Fun GIRARD HOUSE,
SOO CHESTNUT Sr.,Mtn' CONTINENTAL,
MOUSE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
FINE cLO'riXilsta,
FINE CLOTHING,
CLOTHING AT LOW PRICE,
cLonuisza AT. LOW
FINF PIECE; GOODS for•mensure work,
FINE PIECE GOODS for measuretrorlr.,
CHEAP CASSJMERES for Business Suits,
CHEAP CASSIMERES for Business Suits,
MEASURES TAKEN, SUITS NEXT DAY,
MEASURES TAKEN, SUITS NEXT DAY.
fIOWN WITH THE PRICES
st, received from the Philadelphia and New
York Markets a full and complete stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
the Latest Styles in the'market, which we are
prepared to make up to order in the
BEST STYLE AND SHORTEST NOTICE,
and at the Lowest Cash Prices.
We have on hand a full and complete stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys, ,
Of our own make, which we guarantee 'well
trimmed and well made, and goods as repre
sented.
Also, our Stock of GENTLEICEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS, is full and complete..
Our stock Ls purchased at the very Lowest
Cash Prices, mid we are prepared to sell at a small
advance. ,• Call and examine our Stock, and -you will bo
convinced the place to be suited for the least
money, is at if RS RATist. ON'S,
No.l
East Kingstreet
• -
. „ :Lancaster City, a.
BOOTS & SHOES.
T ADIES SHOE . - M.P.NTJFACTOItY.
Having increased my facilities for turning
out superior work I - would announce to my old
customers and all new ones 'that may favor me
with a call, that I am better prepared now to
manufacture all kinds of
LADIES' MISSES' .AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES 2ND GAITERS,
than ever before. I employ none but the-best
workmen and am always certain of giving satis
faction: ' I keep on hand a general assortment of
ready made work all of which is manufactured
on the premises.
I keep no made-up work of other parties. My
work is made exclusively for home trade and is
sold as such. TERMS CASE.
-- - .
We sell as ;cheap es any other establishment,
and ask ahhare of public patrorue. -
JAMES SCIIItOEDER,
Locust Street, bet7een Front apd Second.
BOOTS AND SHOES !
JEROME SCHRECH,
- Manufacturer of Superior
BOOTS AND SHOES
Informs the public that he is prepared to re
ceive ,orders for, work, and ;
, that his prices are
reasonable. . •7 • 4 • : •
A splendid assortment of lieticlyL.Made Work
on hand.
Repairing always attentleil to in a prompt and
efficient manner.
, ItEMEXBEE TILE PLACE! •
JEROME SCERECE,
apl 25 68-Iy.r. ' No. 262 Locust St.
031 E -MANUFACTURE.
The Subscriber bas on band a large Shacdr.
of Iloots and Shoes, Gaiters, &c., all of his own
Manufacture. _
.. . .
Call at his Store, four doors above IL Williams'
Drug. Store, Front Street, where he oilers an ex
tensive assortment of Goods, either
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
His stock conslstA ol'as 'large and deneral as
sortment of Men's Boyst Ladies' and Children's
'2' B CO'T S "A'N - D S'II 0 S,
scan be found elge:V. - hete in'the Tomi.
_ .
Those requiring Boots and Shoos, will find It to
their advantage to call and exantine 'lila Stool:,
before purchasing elsewhere.
May 20,41) ' SAMUEL Git.OVE.
N. BRENEMAN'S
AU GENTLEMEN'S BOYS, GIRLS AND
• CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE.
The largest and best assortntent of Ladles seed
Gentlemen's wear in the
CITS 7 OF LANCASTER.
The undersigned respectfully invites tn.s citi
zens of Columbia and. vicinity, to his large
stock of
LADIES'', BOOTS AND
Such as Women's Kid and French 2tcalmon
Boots, Balmoral, Continental and other
FASIIIONA.BLE STYLES.
We are prepared-to manufacture at shorteselice
every kind of Ladles' and Gentlemen's wear
known in this market, and at as cheap t rates ns
any simillate ebtablisliment..• Call ''and-examine
our stock. „ A. N. BRENE3L9N - ,
ee • , Op_posito 'Cooper's Hotel,
West King St. Lancaster.
PURE: WINES
For Pure,,Udeditlterated (MAC% and ;Liquors,
go to the store of the subscriber. ` .g.,1).14 elegant
T A 'ciri3-A. Vtr,T. YE,
:
Which for quality and flavor, cannot be excelled;
- • also; "the - eelebrated 7, ROOSTSlt WHISFOX.Y,
Yangeolinm,JamalcaSpirits,Mackberry
• '- .13mnd v^ Cherry . and ' OMmat Wines.
• , Wo,have Wineseßnuadies,'Gins, .Cordials, Old
15fonongaliela`of till "grades: . Give Loa a. call - and
examine for yourself.: CTIA_RL.CzGROVE,
Corner of Commerce and Walnut Sta.; Coluinhia„
Pa. , ,
11(513''
ej Description neatly executed it this Office.
GROCERIES, tee,.
MRS. M. ;:.71.11-I.NER
Would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Columbia and vicinity:Abat she has
Just opened an extensive
assortniinit of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES !
Her assortment of Fancy Groceries cannot be
excelled In tills part of the country. •
AND,
4 sITGATts -
ENCLISII AND AMERICAN
I , s; , ; - • ;PICKLES? L* I' I
CANNED FRUITS!
CANNED OYSTERS!
CANNED VEGETABLES!
. CANNED
. 1.t.R13,31,111VE'S r i
ALL' EINES, • ' •
DRIED FRUIT,
.BEEF ,A,R,1l II A M _ -
Her assortment of .
- GLASS QUEENSWARE • ,
• Cannot be excelled
Call and examine, and satisfy yourselves.
Her prices are very low. and terms Cash.
,MRS. M. TURNER,
may23-tfJ , No. 142 Locust St., Columbia, Pa
N EW GROCERY STORE.
TIIOS. R. AIcCLEJNE
Has opened a new Grocery Store at; Nos. 17 Sz 19
Son th Third Street, near the Market
House, and has stocked it with
• a choice lot. of
FINE. FAMILY GROCERIES !
PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,
Lemons Oranges, Prunes, Figs, d:e., &a., Sugar
Cured Hams, and. Dried Beef. Also, Potatoes,
Butter, Eggs, 4.ke. •
WOOD, WILLOW-WARE, BROOMS, Ste
All klncLs of GREEN GROCERIES In Season
Country Produce taken in exchange for goods,
or the highest market price paid In cash.
I ask a liberal share of public patronage, feel
ing confident that I will deal justly with all
favor me with a call.
nlay2'6B-tf.l ' TILOS. R. McCLUN.E.
TyNIEL 7 i.'I.IcCAULEY,
NO. 407 LOCUST ST - :, - COthbIBIA, PA
MMME3
FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Sc
ALSO,
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR !
RYE FLOUR UNBOULTED MEAL, CORN
MEAL, GRAIN AD ALL RENDS
OF MILL FEED
alwayi kept on hand. Choice Family Flour
made from White Wheat. Also Bakers Flour of
the best quality.
Ile thanks his friends for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended, and asks a continuance of
the same.
.
Being a practical Miller, and having followed
the trade for many years, he natters himself that
his knowledge of the business will enable him
to give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their enstorn.
• - .
The store will be open from 7 A. M. to 8.lx: P.M
mayT6S-tf] . • DANIEL -MeCAU.CEY.
A WANT SUPPLIED !
JUST OPENED!
"A FIRST-CLASS • GROCERY AND PRO
VISION STORE."
CLEPPER BRO.'S
Dealers in Country Produce. Produce of all
kinds bought and sold, exchanged for
Goods or sold on Commission.
VEGETABLES OP ALL RINDS IN SEASON
We keep constantly On hand a good and fresh
supply of
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
TEAS
AND
FLUE 11 - AK AND DRIED BEEF
Also, Dried Fruits of ail kinds. Cedar and
Willow Ware, Sc., together with all articles
found in any similar store.
Wo ask a liberal share of public patronage
CLEPPER BROTHERS' •
apt 18'13.4 1 1y1" " N0.'22.0 Locust St.; Columbia,-Pa:
F INE FAMILY GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, te,, ttc
A LARGE & PINE STOCK JUST RECEIVED
AND IN STORE!
lllave now In Store n full assortment of
QTOCeIZieS 8.5
For Family and Hotel use
Extra Syrup Molasses, Fine Teas, Coffees,
Extra Sugar Cured RAMS and DRIED BEEF
Extra FAX MY FLOUR by the barrel
or smaller quantity.
Dried Fruit, Pickles, and. Fancy Groceries of all
kinds, and at the lowest prices. Call and ex
amine
my stock, - whether you buy or not.
HENRY SUYDAM,
Cor. of Front it Union Sts.
mar. 7, 'GS-tf.)
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF GOODS
AT IEARD2I.IA:s.T'S !
Just received, at the fine Grocery Establish
ment, corner 3rd and Cherry streets, the follow
ing new Goods:
CHOICE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
JELLIES,
PRESERVES
RONEY,
STRAWBERRIES
PEACEES,
TOMATOES,
ENGLISH PICKLES, WINSLOAV'S GREEN CORN
=E=tM
A LARGE 1.6. r OF NEW YORK CAIVRIES,
- Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Cocoanuts,
Cranberries, Cider and White Wino Vinegar.
Extra Family Flour, Mercer Potatoes, Rio and
Java Coffee fresh roasted, Lovering's Syrup, dm
.n,7 --New
-New Goods received almost daily.
WAX. H. LIARDSEAN,
3rd and Cherry Sts.,
Columbia, Pa.
dec. 21, '67-tf.]
FAMILY GROCERIES!
FAMILY GROCERIES:
The Subscriber would respectfully inform his
customers and the Public generally, that he has
just received t general assortment of -
GROCERIES, PROVISION:3, TEAS AND. SPICES.
Refined Sneers of all kinds, -
-1, and Mess Mackerel,
English it .Ainerican Pickles,
Sugar Cured Hams and Beef,
Extra Fine Syrups,
Old Rio and Java Coffee,
' ' DRIED AND CANNED FRUITS,
Raisins, Prunes and prepared. Mustard always
on hand and of thevery hest grades.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
• CORN NEAL, HOMINY, ac.,
Fancy Groceries, Canned Vegetables and Fruits,
for hotels 'anti hunilict.- The best Goods
only are sold, and prices very low.
Our stock of staple and fancy groceries is Sidi
and complete and we intend keeping it fresh, by
almost daily additions.
. Notions of different kinds always on hand.
• - FREDERICIC lii, enErt,
feb. 8, 'GS-U.l- • , cor. 4th & - Locust Sts.
FRESH. GROCERIES
AT. THE PROVISION
EMI
FAMILY GROCERY STORE OF
MULLEN & BROTHER,
ODD FELIeOWS' lIALL,
Coltnabia, Pa
FRESH TOMATOES; FRESH PEACHES AND
other Canned Fruits, Shaker Corn, &c. , •
1' EA - THE BEST BLACK TEA IN THE
EXTRA REFINED SYRUP MOLASSES,
very cheap, a
Refined Sugars, Dried Fruit. of all kinds.
Sava, cud inguyra Coiree.
NEW SUGAR CURED 11,1111S,t: DRIED BEEF
Also,PancyGrocerles,FamilyFlour, Notions,..tc.
'We intend to keep the best Goods only, and to
sell as cheap as any similar store.
MULLEN 4; BRO.
*CM-Country Produce of all kinds bought or
aken in exchange for goods. [fob 15-tr.
ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS
WE are almost 'daily in receipt of new . an' tl
fresh groceries; such as • •
STIGAHS. • • TEAS, 'MEAT,
COFFEE, _. FISH
CHEESE. FUME.
Provisions of nil kinds, together with Wood
and Willow-ware and Class and Queensware.
Switzer and Limberger Cheese, German Fruits,
Sze. ,•
' ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES. '
Fresh Peaches, and all the Fancy Groceri per
taining, to a - well regulated Grocery Store,
I am, determined not to be surpassed in cheap
ness and in the excellent quality of my goods.
AQ-Call around and inspect our stock whether
you buy or not., A share of 'public patronage is
solicited.
GEORGE TILDE, Agent,
Locust St:, above 2nd
HACGMAN,..
F.,„.'wrrn
Lippincott & 'Trotter,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
211Coith Water Street v and 20 North Deltivntre
Avenue, Philadelphia. [Aug. 3,'67.'
B
SPICES
NEW STOCK!