_
~p. , + LB tic"..-
-
Satif,rac!,y,',J:tay 25, 'lBOB.
Advertisements, to secure immediate in
sertion, must be handed in on or, beforenturs
day evening, each week. .: • •
pays to read the adver'tisera.
NEVER. talk to the printer . ty - bile he is
engaged in setting •
Wiii the person who founii:the C9rll
Necklace please leave' it at this office?
,
MECHANICS, it said, are becoming .rou
much like clocks—they strike every hour. ,
LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE.—The
fall term of this excellent end flourishing
institution will . commenction the 3diirox
imo.
CATTS.Er--It 79 said a great many cat
tle died while in course of -transportation
over the clifferentroads, during the late . hot
weather.
"TEIAT'S .W.EIAT IT IS CALLED."—Phi
losophers say that shuttingthe eyes makes
the hearing more acute. ' PrabablYithis ac
counts for so many closedeyes atchurcLi•on.
Sundays.
le§TEILIOUS.—AnxioO inquiries !lave
been made-after the individnaLwho double
quicked it'doWn : CherriStreet;:a feW even;
ings since, when a . soldiei:--drew. a"bead"•
upon him ! ,
PERSONAL:—B. F.• Herman, (giaduafe
of the Medical University of PencisYlva
nia,) Physician and Surgeon, offers his pro
fessional ierviceato the eitiiena.of 'Colum.. ,
bia and vicinity
CHANGE.—The relationship between
'James J. Wolfe and Reuben Killinge - r; in
the butchering business,has ceased to exist,
The bnsineisWill now be carried - on by J.
J. Wolfe & Co. - They will supply easte
rners as usual with the best meats in the
market. . ,
A SWINDLE.Read , & CO. • NO: :6;
Clinton Hall, New York, are still spading
out their circulate' to individuals stating_'
that a great prize was drarwn„: All
send the five per cent: asked for, will be
humbuged. It is singelarihat'shch a trans'
parent Swindle shotild bo allowed to, exist
OIL TitAIN ON FII3E.An oil train on
the Pennsylvania. railroad; going west, took
tire near - Uniitington, - front'sparks'frony the
locomotive. A quantity• of oil - ,was con
sumed, fifty yards of the track burned; and
the rails warped.:• Tho track was repaired
so, quickly as•to Cause no delay in . the its
sago Of trains.'.
. ,
' , THE HEATED.. TEEM.—Within the
re
collection Of the "oldest inhabitant'';Snoli a .
continuous spell of hot wether has not`heell;
known in- this country. Our 'exchnages
from every section bring us accounts of tpf!,
intense heat, and in the East ' and':West
sun-stio}:6s ! Aro 'ilanie'roUg;" 'and
number of:deaths have occurred. I
DIPItOir EIUiNT:- 1 -1)1r. , iSamuel Truiscott
is making an improvement to his dwelling
on Cherry street, by. the addition. o&anotber
story to the building. This will maim •it
three s tories in bight, and add much to the
general appearance of the building.. We
are glad to notice these marks of improve
ment in our rapidly growing borough.
FIRE.- - -Tilesdayjoiencion a fire oc
curred on Lancaster pike, in which a dwel
ling house . was
the contents. The housitcanglit:;l4e frbtn
some shavings, in the absence of the °coil:,
pants, who were at work in . the garden at.
tho time. The house belonged to a German
family, name unknown to'aS at, this writ
,
• LOOK AFTER TILE GUTTERS AND AL-
I,EYS.—Wo would -respectfully _ call the at
tention of the Sanitary Committee to,L some
of the impure alleys in towii.:Somplaint
has ,been Made of the gutter below Jones'
blacksmith . shop, Front street.,'„The ,gutter'
on Walnut street, above Second, needs . tlie
attention::of ;the. ; Street Commissioner, or
some other man. • -•• • , • •
. ,
PAPER ILANGING.,--Mr.. H. Patton
continues to give ehfiresatisfacijon pa
per linging. He has 'proveii_himself wor
thy the confidence of all who employ him.
Persons wishing their houses re-papered
should employ hiin. Paper ;of ill ,gFadds
liung neatly and at prices which Cannot thil
to give satisfactiOn. , Pried ~ pei.:Piece, eight
cents. OrdeisMay be left.at his office.
„ .
BALLOON.” A SCE tipoN.-LiPro I ,Ttili
A. Light, of Lebanon "county, niude a.bal
looa: ascension; recently, fro m :Pot '
ifelituded in ,about three quarters ,of an
hour, at Orwigsburg; eight s, miles "front Pottsville.
Pottsville. When over"PortCarbon L•e leit
a cat 'drop, attached ,to a parachute. Thb
animal landed Safely. He had also- taken
several; pigeons
_with - , him,.Which ho let
loose up in the - .
• iC . Oit - isr.Thii- lotig , continued °sPell of
excessive heat is, greatly, endangering ,the
corn crop. In many'Places the corn gal:-
ready looking badly, and unless we shall
have a shower'sooni we may not have a fel)
crop of this important articleof _food. • The
indications, however, !.
nro now more favor
able for nn early 'raid, Which all are pray
ing the Good ?3 , 1 - eiter':•to send rip . on' ti+
,parched earth.
BROM:116' O LARbA'STElL—Jatne i p
Johnson, arrested near If ighspire, Dauphin
county, on last Saturday; ow the.,chargo
stealing a horse from Samuel Herr, residing
near Landisville,,this county, and , who was
eotrnitted'tO prison at ltfairisliurg, was on
Tuesday, bronght:
corn niiteeir Mtn
to prison to ^ariswOr theebarge of horse
stealing.—/krpresi: .> •
•
•
Sirbon* 'A c ethE T.-7-1.9 Ibcr t
aged eight years, son of-John "'fipple, Ice*
town, this eou nty, accidentallYl'shet.fiiin-
Self, on Wednesday, 15th,•Whilst bind
ling a revOlvei, the 'ball' Passing. through
the entire hand, entering near the thumb,'
and makingits exit-near. the Wriit." 1154'7G-I
W. Berntbeizel was called in to, dress', the
and ; the , boris - doinga. ?can
be expected under the circumstances:"
Tur TurtP.—The celebia'ted tyottini
~ M are, 'Jennie, freml,ong"lsland; but now
owned by a geritleinaV near ;Marietta, went
over the Riverside tracli atth i e, ]attar place,
- on 'Friday eimning;':Jnly - 17th: ' 4 BIiO is
-.P,atehenetock and a perfect root:gi r t° go..
Blink Hooloy ; a• one-eyed mare, said to
be a lialf=sfeter to Dexter, Will-be tried in a
few days. r•Ourt correspondent. promises - to
furnish time and'partieulars hereafter. , ,
, HEALTHY..=Notavithstanding , ;:thei: ea,
ceseive.heat,oc- the.prescak - montiLand the
continueddrrimell„our, town is in a heathy ,
The!atthoriiiiiii - -HiCs„ier?.,report
oc the flatdtar3r_dommlt . tai , —arn Duey:clean
ing upthaalleys , and, gat Cars ~of =the „Bor.:
ough,-viich-Wfirolierly, attended to will
ton , d-to,kficii' l tl;e;chealtli of the town good
through tile , ettuner,:„.The Absence:of sick 4
ness to any . great extent s and; small; num
ber ;of , deaths , ,ln:onr midst, is certainly
very gratifying to our Toop . le,r . pitd ~:tye: rtte
this state *of affatili :ney , continue, Mid that
proper care:will 13451 take& 'to avoid the ap.
pronchof
!MEE
- APAiiiotiio=a;iintißAPHY4-4.lr.. ,, DanielvF: --,
Gilffitb t is,tho authorized agent ; .fin , tbis vi
,ainll:y, foi:Tbdi r lom , !Masonic i iiiogisliillyand
ipletionarr, It is. a 7rory..u.sefulohook, for
every Mason. It comprises the history of
Ancient Masonry, Antiquity, Written and'
IPTPAttfitta,lol4t4ifilAfitiiinti teed ofi 4triluent`•
Masbns,•StagstiesijwAh a full list of all tbp,
Ledges inth,o i y.niterlAtates, Compiled by •
‘AnkilaasMOw::,:6ll:ll; oriiena 65 :Mr. G rif r ,
fith •and get . thO Ni-i;ilitr ." • ' 1- „' ' z 1 -, ,
~ ToMA:TOES'.---This "fine, vegetable ,+
healthy and poPeliir, has mado, l its 'appear
ance in our market, au , d . find' a ready:, sale.
;They . are ;certainly a. vei'y :fine ~ttitiele of.
food, and may be used 'in *o: many , ways ,
'that - they Nilll - no doubt. he in great demand.
the presentatasoM Tomatoes make a very
good and cheap. preserve 'Mid as , Mo:ny of
the fruits have failed, they will no doubt be
freely, use(l- . ,:by,, our, house-keepers. They
lvere'selliug at thirty cents per half peck.
:LANCASTER, COUNTY.—
Mr..W. U. Hess is now taking subscrip
tions" for the new 'history of Limcaster
County, by, Dr. J. I.Mombcrt. '.Tt will be
published by , 2fr,' Barr, of Lancaster, and
Will be `Sold - OrilY by subseriPtion. 34 who
-wish to secure acopy of this valuable worl.
shOuld givetheir'naMeS to Mr. Hess.- _ Tlio
book will containwcomplete description of
all the prorninent places in the'cotinty, and
will be of untoldinferest to theinhabitants
•
VIGILANT STEAMER' OF YORK, PA.-
We learn from: the York.Deniocie,that!the
Vigilant Fire Company of-Yeik,'eXpect to
receiyei
.their.n'ev Button Engine about the
7th of next month. - Judging from this, 'the•
apparatus will Perhitisi - arinie iii Columbia
or,the .sth or_ Gth:. will be taken in charge
by, the Vigilant boys ,of Columbia, and. by
there taken: to? York to their ibrethren of
the Vigilen; of 'that I plaoe. l - rpo boyg will
no doubt:bay° aftne time. . We..hopo, their
new steamer may prOveasupeesas.,
MIRE
4 , DI.§TRfaZ ;. ,
thought aDistKiet Attorney t was to be bal.
lotted.fOi on flit) 15tti of 'August n est, ac-
Cording to - the , Citiyirford - Uonnt;y : 'S,Ystem,:
§T:fPl*iYK4,,til?' , i(:riiin6iii';eitlept of
the . 4Chatinnin :of the
. coanty , ,Cotnrr , ittece,
tide, ~
not,
inolnded - in'ttio list Can linybodyexplhi,n_
this? ;34 . 6tte:2,it139,443:4:EkOilkiuyi's'4 the.
7city.had-anythirrg, to do NI ith this, of course:
Certainly oti '„'l4y, i tire'tbb and im
maculate foratnythint;
ENCIVAVED POItTitArr.OR
t GENERAL-GRANT. ---Messrs..z 'dr • 4.;
hike
publisheLl 'an
.:;elegant.
'engraved portrait of General Gralit'olt t
gage from Mr. Marshall's own painting.
andpresents , alythe' fine points of . that
iS: the -finest. piau re:
-:yet out and is isiild'Onfirpy
..tiubseription. Agents are wanted to can
for iii!evr's , town. , A,rareehance,
to make money is offe i vd.- .Address' A. H.
Hubbard, 4'oo, Chaitnut,,streol,Phila";
delPhia,...general agent.
,
.STILL 'ALI'VE:—We • av e - receiveda
letter •r'eCently, from James' frhitii,dated:
iCtiyete,LUM3sas; Vfihioif
us of the death,of, . John G.ABories;"ri former,
resident oetbis . Place. Jippears, from the
foilowingletter- just xeceiyo ,qout Jelin I J.
''Cal.SPn;:of,the3‘..rorristown,.tn4caiidne,,that
•the antra° :"''
',:l36nWthe:Mother, •of John S. Bones 1 lives
tin'Norristown, and received a letter from,
her. son the other day saying he was still
alive and all right."`Mrs. Bones desired Me'
to write yon and ask that you makea,cor
•
your next pa
.
reetion per." ", ' _
• ' •
• ,iliitvEST , HollE:—Az temperance ban,
test-home,-under the auspices of the Good
Templars,
,of Marietta, will : ho' held at
Bainbridge, on the' 18th of August, next.'
,A number of excellent speakers have been
deou'reTto address the - people:, ,Arrange
ments-are being made-to issue excursion
tickets, and a train will leave Columbia' in
'the morning to accommodate all who may
-wish to attend. ft will, doubtless; •be
'Pleasant affairjudging froin the past efforts
of our Marietta friends. trope Lodge; of
Colilmbia, has been invited, and will, ,tier-„
'lmps, be represented at the meeting.
COLUMBIA -AND PORT DEPOSIT RAlD
nOAD.—The•Cecal Derdocrat states that this
railroad is being pushed, rapidly, forward.
- Col.' Heckert has nearly:completed 'laying
the ballast and ties on the first
and has extra force-on the rest of the con
trier. - 2,bol. , Reckert;:thinka if' right of
war-Wps,settled t le, , wo‘t Id have his:portiOn
in 'ra iii"
n'aittgbraer aiXyreeks., tTlte.above
work is belngflopenorth , "of Port ;; - it'being
contemplated.to connea .s soon - as - pr.:qui
(=hie ' fhe Baltiiriorti•;Philadelphia
Central Railroad .with this road at or near'
tlie.place...where_the Octontro.creele empties
into the river ; IT
.
Oua MiIt4CET; PLACE =--hi
.elow
we print an ordinance passed by oriribo
rou, h;cduticil x aurLorizii,glGdeiection of a
market house, and. i
tbe negotiation of a loan
I, * asi
for that purpose: -
"Be it ordained - and - enacted by the TonM
Council of the,liergugh of-Columbia,That aeon
tract be.,ernatle , fdr ,ithe.94lding. of Marltet
House, in part &I r vin:ire; upon the lot now occa
tpied,al such. in-said • Borough,' and that
amountatmoney'be - bbrrowecl, note exceeding
twenty thousand. dollars ,at a rate of interest
not exceeding six per cent. per annum, clear of
all taxes, and that - bonds be Issued therefor,
with qr without, COUPQIIS attached, interest pay-*
abittintlf-,yearly. andflia . bblidjekbe of.a. less de
nomination than one hundred dollars, and to
be made duenndjpoNahle s gt such times as may'
be agreed upon:
DORG DAYS..,—, A 'ivtiorgntevidently an
agricultuildtinerP trout :the' f" rooral dee
stricks,",,,was.seen ott•"Front street,,yester
.day, near .the R; Ttatilroad"ilopo . ti the
tfierinomerer' . .Stantling 'the' sari.
The durg 'uti r dertobk to 'sit down on the.
cross walk in fr a oTitnrthe switch house ti")`'
th - o7r - tOittea: lie kuth l ed We:
tlag-stonel . hei ki-i- cad like , all possesed,
ran for the river tit a most stunning pace. l
On examining the - Sidewalk, the cause
his Oillinlaiion was dfsenv'ete# it new. -
hey; Tli,elle:atfrntft ifie.,:Steneshad,,utelted
'cdf,,prnducink:suelt effect upon the
quadruped as,madetim 'suppose that lab
was partaking of. hot.coals without regard
to ces),
NEWSPAPili'Si>6l4dlni.-An escbanih
makes the following- sensiblo renuirksi,:
" Thom:ire minty pqople, ill the rorld whb
.4' to ‘ S " • -
make , it- bitszne pongo le r4dm
e. g of.
theincountriniper
'ivithont'riri~~ 7 e4'p'eiise to
thernselves...• - ;;;11 7 :4"1.:*OW;ft ..1 is hard for a .
person to tOiuse it:ildiglibor or an acquaite' r
tanco the privilegeOfrealing his jiews l --
papoi; bdt boisower‘ generally:6yd little
delicacy and, sonsitiveturN and a prompt',
flat refusal tb . eziazilrag`b' thorn in sponging
on otherNfor nprp and incer,osting i Feadin'
nuittei Acald ..not .thothl.isanch, and
might induce some of the,classto,take and
pay for titgood,:paper:•,-I.lt is unjust to thb
subscriber and:deprives the publisher of
the reward ho is - entitled to from allwho
,
Altb
paper has cost .hinr. so much nronoy- , to •
issue..
" TttE•l'US.F.=Atrial of speed 'edmeloif
last Wednesday eyening, on the,RiverSide
track, \inriettai, and quite a large .nurn
her -of-ladies andlgentiernen were present to
witness ; .the trotting.• . The en tertain meti
:was , opened ~ .by very fine sorrel horse
from •Yorkpt.rottiugon time. He started i
ZOZehick;;Closely. followed-by-the "Fdinier
Boy." Both• horses , : trotted ;honest rand
square ; the "Farmer Boy" earried7tob
kilineLt6o-fifty.
SECOIVD—was. a; trot , between, the "Farmer
and„tho . ,2l i lfoynt.„Joy ...`,../411elt,'! ; 'which
reiallteci
Taxan—was a motel between the ;; 7er.15.
York'wenlitcmtlie So:retch ; and led in fine
style, aheut : ,t6",%litikth if. ahead ; thO
quarter pole thfa. l &p d was*• ; el'Oied and the ,
en
Lome fifty yardi . ahead. Timo--two fora
one. '
I=sl==2!=
~ .--, E LOP.EiNiENT.--The- h andsome- d anghter
of a prominent : cttizen,of Jersey Shore, re
cently eloped with ti 'young man who rep
resented himself to,bo a Haxrtsintegar:
parents have no knowledge of the present
wherealionts of the abscohding couple, 'and
aiie''gijeatly; distresaed lionse4urice.—
Patriot., : •
PUT. A. STOP: TO. IT.—We learn ; that it
has been the habit of numbers of men and
Boys tii wall{ out on, the new `bridge, and
by throwing into the water tho_iron screws,
'nittaokc:,theyliaVe been doing th o Company
'considerable damage, and putting the
builders to some inconvenience. To avoid
an this'tlM Cern - Pally have placed a watch
man on this' end • of - the . bridge, and, pro
hibit:.persons from ,walking out on this
structure. however,.:we wait a 'little
longer, we may all be able - to: visit our
Wrightsville' friends by'' crossing this
bridge, which will be When . completed ' tiib'
finest structure of the kind in the State.
Almost oile,hitlf 14 already up, and the work
is pushing on rapidly, and will no doubt be
cobiPidted;hefore'Winter.
, .
A TRUE LADY.—I was once calking
.
ashort distanco'behind a very handsomely
dressed young girb,and'thinking ua Ilook
ed at her beautiful ,clothes, I woncler6d if
she took half as much pains with her
mind?
A poor old man wascoming up the walk,
with a• loaded wheClharrow, and just befere
he reached uS;'he made two attemps to go
into, the yard of a small house ; but the
Sate was heavy, and would swing baek:bei
fore he could get through..
"Walt,?..said the yoUng girl, - springing
lightly fOrward,•"l'll hold the gate open."
And she held the gate open until he pass
ed, in; and received his -his thanks with a
plea-sent smile as She went on: ,
"She deserves to have beautiful clothes,"
I thought, "for,*beautiful spirit dwells in
her-breast.'', And the,place - where all beau
liftil'andr,tiue ladies hity good and cheaP
elothes; boots, shOes,,artd
,gaiters, is, at the
store: of
,1
store, '.street, Co-
lumbix.,, 3
OOLLEGE..t—•--The `thirty
third annual:commencement of this institu
. tion,y).l4, be held on ,Wednesday, July 2?tl.
Realties the , orations of the graduating cla4s,'
Abe : candidates for the Masters ,Degree will
he represented by
,two orators, ,Flev, _James.
- Roberts S'.. - McClead; (14 for- -
mer from the Franklin and the latter from
. . •
the Washington. Literary Society.
Ex Gov. Pollock will. preside at the .
- .4.lenCetnenf Biatior;,giVen'ib4o 'ladies of
lEaston to tho' Alumni and other fri ends of
the' College. 28,,the•
'Board Of Trustees and tho Board of 'E.Tani-•
iners from,thelßardee Scientific Course;hold
their meetings :and„„rd:unions of the Fink
lin and Washington Literary' SoeietieSlake
plaCe in thciereSpeo*e
; The Society ofthe' , /clunini'• Meets in the
Iternoon, sand ,Grow,
Ex-Speaker, of Congress, 'delivers the an
haal,Oration in the evening.
:Mr: Abram P. Garber, of Columbia, grid.
uates'in the,Seientiiie Course, and is
pointed to deliver 'class oration,- at the,
, „
TERRIBLE HOMICIDE IN; IVRIGIITS
yft!LE!—.4mos 397,..eyt0r Instantly Killed! !
—The Murderer • Still at Large !!—As we
'ge,te press we learn frem a - gentleniai4rho
has just came over the river from Wrights
villa, that Amos Skoytor was instantly
, killed by a blow received from, a man to
Presentetla bits, arid threat- .
ened to "take it nut hi his bleed." The in
dignant man, whose name we could not
learn, itt . a. heat of ,uncontrollable passion,
drewback and struck his- opponent a pow
erful'blow with his fist, Which took effect
otrtheleft temple, Skeytor dropped . like a
bullock to the ground, and after a. feNi
brief struggles, expired. The murderer
then quietly walked away. Ho claimed
that ho ;was justified in the deed, and ex
pressed no regrets for what he had done,
saying that he had been provoked beyond
endurance. The deceased was of a numer
ous family., and his tragic death will be
mourned by a large circle of friends. Lie
was rash and impetuous and to this fact
- owes his horrible death. We could not
learn his age. The murderer was, at last:
accounts, still at large, no attempt having
been made by the authorities to secure his
arrest. Ilerilble ! . •.
TEST OF fiosi.—The new hose pur;
chased, for the
,Columbia Fire Company
was put to at'll - 0 test on Wpdaesday, after-
noon, at Locust street wharf, and s we
learn gave eniire'sritisfaction to: the Cem
nrittee. It seems there was some; clis6tis
faCtir;ti With the hose on . a former trial an d
account of there,heing smite 'liiolll/ hOles in
the leather through' which the water . leaked;
inittllreSe were editing' arid Were repaired,
and.upon. the test innStry of t wborp erienced
:tann'erii 'the • leathei,,WELS pronounced. oak ,
tanned, and of as good aquality as could be
obtained any, Where; I,The maker of the hose,
Greer;bl — Th Mid el pliTifrw t
au& witues'Sed test" ral •! . h . Liaertainly
had the satisfaction
,of seeing, his work
prove to be Jig represented: The; fiErsb i r d ,t era .
gnrirranteed to stand.; a.,water .-pressure of,
one hundred rind 'fifty pounds to the square .
pad aftpx ; telnir with, the whole:.
feet, they , stood the
"p'res'sukod . ,,fid of P.ll`Z , 4in
need trial.. •There wag, bownve'r, one'
'seetriini'in'witfch there 'ippeared to be a cut
near the rivets, from which, there appeare&
some danger of a break.' 'Mr: Greer, how
ever, :will willing., to,have ; the .whole line
testetb.witti r us imuCh •Pressitrj -its deal& be
put on until the dilleptive_section would
break. This was done end the damaged
section gave way at a pressure- of•two hun
dred and twenty . pefrptls,.seyertty, pounds
above.the guarantee, the rest .orthe , line
- standing, the preSsnreTwith44..tire r learst sign
‘of giving way: This was; certainly- a most
thorinigh test; 'arid "prUveti„lieYoncl , doubt
he good quality of Mr. Greer's. The Co-
lu an bia boys 'need'fia . ind.i.e complain of
bad hose, and, will now be fully equipped
for effective service against the fiery ele3.-
men ;'mind W 'd
good s'oi-v , 'When" need
tal„, „We
~trust, Council :will provide each
of ,our • fire companies! with , these lea ther,l
'hose, which 'are dertnifilY' all that any one
can cleSifeii MY. , Iyelehtuncrof Lancaster,
who ,was•plie`AV,'inidMwho has , had sonic
'considerableknovhedg,e'of hose, 'fri.i'9„ lB i B
opinionthat these , :AO' best' that
c an, be filfdiSlied: "Ozib"OCnipany in Len
caster.has used Mr. G.'s hose for two years
and won d not- sell theni now for cost.
'W - ith.plentk.good, hOsei and. two steamers,
prepai;ed for. fires in the
UNClreirfirElo - iEITETIS.*LiSt of letters
rernainin , Miclaimed, in the Columbia Post
Office, up to this date:, Persons callinefor
these letters will please mention that,' 9167
are admertisedin the•t'Ll)AtLY. Spy :"
GENTE.roms's LisT.—Philip H. Russell,
Joseph J. - Wright, Miles:*Wilson, P. Shel
don, W. D. Smith, 2, S. S. Sheri - lad, Joseph
'Hodgson, John Thomas, *Samuel Grock,
Chililes A. Gulleck, Henry Flick; Jack
Cleft - ord., John H. Crosloy, Cochran Jr,* Co.,
A. H. Bauman, Joseph Poats, Jacob Conk
lin:
Warlz, Jennie; A.
Taylor, Catharine Schoph, Bate Nesornan,
Lizzze.•••-' - •.•.! • -• ! ;
•,.
Ma. iiltriTeit..--4 was 'udder e
thatWO had,a Sanititik boniinittee
an, our borough, but- a _walk 'along .Front
street this morning undeceived me, as
stench proceUclitig from the at both
Wtilnut aridT,Ocust streets was sufficient to
;sedify atiyone that there. was nobody in
terested in the health of.tbe place. If Prov
=idence withholds the'rainmuch longer, and.
'Ourßbren,gb "authorities' nil to take,coghi
zanee ,the, Condition , -of ',the alleys, cul
...verts,'itc., we may look for a visit from our
old scourge, the 'cholera; before long. '
","
This' st.ite of things shouldn't, be—with
,the Sussunehanna flowing - past our- front,;
,:wlth.,:water:enough,(evea at this low stage)-
*- =iod the gutters and sewers,•and at least
reMove. t he-stench that now offends the nos
trils •of those with' Perittribelate hur'streets.
'4l 4 440
Clo/uzabfai July2o, 1868. ,
, - , —Rltt-Nre:=4 l lre--Frienciship—Fire...ocfmrz:
pany,.of 11.cia 4 tJcyovilllioId a baskotlrdc
nic at the' - Cove, near Saturday,
August Ist, ISOS.
VERMIN.—Why will you continue to
be troubled with Poaches, Ants, Flies, 'llea
Bugs or Rats, when you can be.relieved of
all of tem making ) d mall Investment-
at S. A. Meyer's Family Medicine Store,
Odd Follows' Hall. The Lightning ;Fly
Dead S'llot, and Roth's Exterminaloil
will do the work, as scores of our citizepS:
can testify. Call and be convince . •,,;,
. .
Meeting of council.
A stated meeting of the Town Council was'
held en Friday evoning,,.Taly 17., Mr r
Shreiner, President, pro. tem., in the chair:
Present—Messrs. Crane, Detwiler, Mullen,
Sh rein ar,i SuPplee anti i UPp:
The Road Committee reported that: the
,contract, for cindering certain ,streets iand
alleys of the-borough was being•rapidlyear
ried.ont, and that the Supervisor was busily
engaged in cleaning the streets and gutters.,
The Committee reeimirrx i elided that an order
be drawn in favor of Henry E. Wolf,' for
$1,030.90 being 85 per cent. of the amount
duo him, June 30, for grading and cinder
iiig4gtreets•as periestiniaio of th Borough
Regulator.
The Finance Co - inmate° reported $7804,
received by the Treasurer since. last meet
alialonee on band ef5104.02.,,
Tha i Market- Committee' rePdited'Plans,
'and specidcatiOns for the newmarket honsC:
The ire D4partrnent Committee report
ed that they had ordered3o6 feet 'Of o• inch
leather hose, whieh . yverepco,y ill , „posession
of -they Columbia Fire Engine and 116se
Company - . ; ' if; i• f
A communication from the President of
the Columbia Fire Company was then read
IC stated tliat the reatllor'hoso' iirciOitrOd' for
them had, upon trittl„proved to ho Tery:do-
fectivo, and recommended that they I.w re
turnklite Manufacturer.' •
The Sanitary Committee reported the
town in a healthy condition.'
. The.P.B. 11..C0., the 13. C. R. R. Co. and
thi) ; C.'&P. R Co. having failed 'to
answer the notice served On theM to re
-Ann tlielstateetS l atid:itileYs 'talc:en 'f;.oM 'the
pL. _ "“u- at leys
borough„on.motiOn of Mr. Upp it wns
linsotrvnio, That the PrEq.iitiCiit.be directed to
eldploy, counsel, paler, that the 'necessary
Regal steplank belidteh to intldninify“ the bor
ough.
On motion of Mr. Crane the consideration
of the oidinitnce providing . for the' opening
of a - street, to he called Plum, between
Cherry and Union 'streets, • was- postponed
until next stated meeting. "
~on. motion.' of. Mr. gpp the Road Com
mittee was direeted.tOnotim• oil persons in
terested:iri,the opening of said street, that
Ahoy 4,vill'he'lleard at the Council chambes,
at Th. - o:cloeli.; on the evening, of Saturday; ,
,August
On motion of Mr. Crane it was' "
RESOLVED, That the communication received
Sidra the_Columbia-Ftre Engine and Hose Com
pany be approved, and the Fire Depa t,
rtmen
ComMittee be directed to writelhe' parties who
-furnished the hose, and statethateounell would
pay for the.same U. proved Ito he:of-the proper
size and quality. . ' " ,
ef.*r.• Detwiler it .wa's! . : •
•
• .at.03151.:N-Eii, i'hat a conninitefi of three be •ap
pointed to test the hose purchased for the Co
lumbia Fire Engine and ifose.,CompanY• ' one
to be appointed by the. Fire , Department Com.
mittee,ono_by the manufacturoiof the hose,and
theAbird by the two already.proV.ded for.
RP-SOLVED, That the Itorul ,Committee ;be in
structed to fix the lines of curb •and pavement
In Second and all other streets which ard. i sixty
feet wide, so.that 'the. width of the pavement
shall be ten feet.,
On . .
in
551'111r:DetWilerit was
Itr-sof.w.n,.Thitt; the consideration for the prii:
pogals for the building of the market house he
postponed, anti that a special meeting is hereby
called tot Saturday, August.lst, at 7;4 P. ti., for
the, consideration and allotment . of he same.
The following ordinance; stibMitted by
Mr. Shreiner, was -rend and laid .over one
month :
SECTION I.—lle it ordained and enacted by the
,Town qounell of the borough of Columbia, That
all gutters'hereafter regal - ring relaying, be laid
with brick, not less than seven nor, ,more than
,teu c,:onrses set. edgewise;„ any greater _number
being desired—he at tbe,expene of the proper
nohlen, `'aid that the paving of 'gutters with
cobble-stone be abandoned in all eases.
Mr. Crane presented a communitiation
from James Ryon ti.; CO., COMplainhigrof an
obstruction in Commorce street, opposite
their shop, also of the general bad condition
of said street.
, 4fLor , the reading of the communication,
bri •mittion of Mr. Grail° it was j •
RE:sot:A - En. That the contractors for gnaling
and piing the streets designated in their con
tract, is hereby:required to grade and:pike Com
nierce street front Bridge street west to a point
that may'be designated by. the:Street Commit
tee.
On motion of Mr. Supplee it. was
••' RESoLv - En, That the Borough Treasurer be di
rected to transfer' the Bounty F.und balance to
the'generid borough account, as authorized by
"act; of -Assembly: • •" ' - • • • -
On motion of Mr. Upp it nail
RESOLV/iD, That ari9S F. Amanda Jones be
permitted:to use the room on the first floor of
the Town Hall and that,lthei Malaita, (*Milli I.-
tee article lbrthe lame.' -
On motion of Mr. Shreiner it was
.11 . nsor.rro, Tliat the grade Marlietllo) on' the
mnpo presented. Itegulator,"is • hereby
'adopted as the 'permanent grade orflaird street,
westeof , Walaut street, and' that the'grade, for
Third-street at Walnut, be graded down to ear
respond with - NV:Guilt street,•as • adepted , at' the
'antipodal meeting;'anli'lliirdstreet - begraded
down to a uniform zrade between. Walnut St.
and alley G:; and also a uniform grade, between
•Walmatstreettul alley ' •'' -
. •
On motion of Mr. Crane 'and
specifications of the new market :house, 'a
prepared, by: r.:Sa muel Collom, ith eer
,tain nionitleations bei•epproyed, •• .
On :notion of Mr. Supplee the Fin:lnce
Corn mitte' u•tt's tfloilreit :.f:2000
for Mon 7.4 •, .•
"Oir motion; adjourned.' •
I'olitical.
.LEGLsr...n!run.E.-LLlVo , ..are• nuthoriiM to an
nounce AARON IL SUNIAIY,ofEast Hein pfleld,
ficantlithite 'for' nomination for the Legi...la
tare,' at, the ensuing primary -meetings of the
Union Itepublican.J'acty of Labe inter
Fo Co3oussroxmt.—We • are authorized to
tehnonneothe name of JACOB Grtii:EsAwALT,
prAtfini:giownship, as a candidate for nomina
tion for Commissioner, subject to the primary
eleetiori, the 15tIti tiny. of! Apgust
next.
LEGISLATIMM—WO are an thorized to an
nounce Capt. GEO.II. ETTLA, of Marietta, as a
ca fprinondnation..for tdIO I l bgislat a re,
at the ilrininry elect i ons of the Union Republi
can party, August nth, ISU.Q.
Fon Coultta.lxo.7:Est. 7 - - . N.yel are authorized to
announce the mune of JACOB C, IittEADY,
of - Afanor twp., as a candidate for noniiiiation
for COMMISSCONEII, subject to the primary
clenthpi s , on.
, at. , ls4.la,c,tl 4 ieritlf
.11.1ust
are . „authorized to an
nounce the -mmte Of JAIME:B ILlItEllt, of
Columbia, Pa., as a Candidate for nomination
for the Legislature, at the ensuing prlniar3 -
Rpoibliettp nitilyitlf Lancas
ter eou r nt.t', Augtiht 15th,"18tItt:
Arunn.—Wc are authorized to an
i44lylicte')/09'n 4V.T al:I:NORM, ot , Mallehn
twp., as a candidate for renomination for thy
Legislature at the primary elections of the Ile-
PUblican party,,August .15th.
I.acitsr,,txtratt.- I ,Ve ore authorized to 00-
nounce Capt..A-GODSHALIC. of;'East Coolie°
1.1,93., as a candidate for renomination for the
Legislate re at the , pritintry elections of the Re
publican party, August 15111.
Ms - rarer Arionsi.EY:—We are authorized to
announce the name of GEO. BRUDAKEit as a
Candidate 'for District At thiioy, si.lbject to the
decision of the people at. the nep u blieun Primary
the Kith day of
AUGUST, ISM
Ths - ruiCfr ArromsTßY:—We are authorized to
announce that RFNIAIIIN 1?. BAER, of the
City of L.-the-miter; eaniliflate for nom
ination Sor DLstrict Attorney, at tile ensuing
primary iiiCet'ingk 'Or the' isztitibnal uit tau Repub.
Ikan party of r..?.11 easter county.
"'~i~Clll`~CS.
Daathirand.Sitirrilighe are publlidied , in this paper'
without charge. When accompanied by cominen
tarirs, yhether,proeo or poetry, tiro cents per line,
will `bo eleuxes.l.. 'Fatter:ll notices lten'eonts per Ilan
payabletnendvance,
: On the I.lth Inst., by Rev. P. M. Reiclenbriebo
J•liSart4i,' , WElL-40-K.AT4I-WRLFiS o - b•Ot11-01 , 4 , 11 IS •
place. :• • .. , 1* • '
• A / • a b.: 44 , 3'1 .1
•:, ,!tt . - _
In Lancaster city; Jul3 -, 22d,•1369, • Of Aitt.Es'
lismer, infant, son of Henry - •and nosina Brink
man;aged 3 months and 10 days.- • •
I , fftElV-A1) VE:RITSB:2II.E.NMW.-
ANTED, Vb.' kinifaeAg c ents
to sell by sample.. Address with stamp
for circular. ' GIIEEITE
July 21 , 4IS Chestnut St 4
A . sy, - AL , cl•
ivOrk,foimoSired+ by. tiie MACH
tEE, PLASTER. Weal: and affected. Lungs
ireAtpred: to !strength turd helAtIL!, SeiM by mall
to any address; on receipt of price, $1.:!0.
Address C. A. DRAKE,
JulT23;lSti.S:lut.). 400 Chestnut st.,PhihstPa.
GENTLEMAN.,,W.-rSji 17, S. TO
•_,Cll..ehallettge any one. in. York . or .. f..ttnettster
counties. to SWIIII against him forth° chanipion-
Shi of the:above count leg, anti for a silver cup.
Any one desiring to accept this challengo will
please do so through the DA my' ClotarninA
or the York County Star. • J3 , 22-3t 411 w
TAIIU . 4 .II3LI!] PROPERTY'
; 1 3 4:4y,
The subscriber offers the following valuable
real estate, In the borough of Columbia, Penn'a,
at private sale:
L'odtst.' STREET,
• 4.1 As„. .,! D L. .
SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND, No. 112,
connected therewith, now occwrdedns a grocery
store; by Mrs. SI: Turner. • • •
' Is olio' of the best busineii4" localities in
the town.,Thelotis very large with front of .30
feet 10 inches.. Also the-row of, • —• .
701TR'13RICK HOUSES wrrn , LOTS; .!J:
Nos.' 8, '10, • 12 and 11 Union street, will be'sok
singly or together, on easy terms.
For further Information, apply. to • •
No. 111 Locust street, eoltiiiibla: l,
ISOS:tf.
,N, OTICE -
WEsr H.E3111 , 11.1.J3 TWP.,./ . 1.11,5 - 10, 180 S.
. • •
The prirtieS'ong, , nged . In the butchering busi
ness, known ns' WOLFE t EILLINGEIL,I hex,
this day-, been dissolved by mutual eousen t. An
persons Indebted ,to to; will call and settle
with J.J. Wolfe. .1, 1 , / I •' 0
The businesswiil be , continued by - J. J. Wolfe
S Co. JAMES J., WOLFS .• • ;
BEI.EUEN•BACILLINGER.
July 2.1d,1568:tf.
Prt.lL B. F. HERMAN,
Prwsicrics AND SURGEON,
laving permanently located in Columbia, int.,
respectfully tenders Jils professional services to
the citizens of said Place and vicinity, and hopes
by- strict attention to business, and moderate
charges, to merit and receive a liberal share of
patronage. As alMarantee to public confidence
he would state that he is a graduate of. the
ME . DrCAT. UNIVERSITY of Tenilsylvthita; Phila
delphia, and a private student. for several,years
'of Dr: A. J. 'Herman, of Carlisle, Penna.; ands
also,. was associated with Dr. A. D. D 111; of
Petersburg; in - the practice of Mainctwa and
Suitn MIX, and all those affected with CHRONIC
hnd Nervous DISEASE
„}gill do well to give
lflift'a ealTatlils'OfTßWis 0. 'D. — NOTETIT - ERONT
STREET, rear of ,thyggt.p.is.' X.ORTAR, DRUG
STORE, where he may he consulted at any
time, and all times, except when, on professional
duly. Consultations - in- Oftice, Fagg. ii,lharge
only for the Medicine, which can be had ati the.
GOLDEN _MORTAR ,DRUGi STORE, No. 11
North Front Street, Columbia, Pennsylvania.
.... DR. D. F."HERMAN, I
Jy2:l-Itd.tltw] Proprietor.
T
FALL TErat COMMENCFA:U,CtST 3,ASGS.
This institution alms to alitento youth of both
sexes in all the solid or ornamental branches.
Its officers hold that. students should be trained
with a view to the sphere of ,life they me to oc
- copy, and to accomplish this object, theTollow
ing courses of study have beeniadopted :
1. A Classical course.. 7 •
A Biblical course: :
• , 3. A Ladies' course..
4. A Scientific course. . -
5. ATeacher's course. ,
it. An Ornamental course.
7. A Commercial course.
S. A GraminerSehool coarse:
Thele'rourgeg ore) THOROUGH, COMPREHEN
SIVE and COMPLETE is theinAdrea
We invite all who have' children or , wards to
educate, to visit-this School before sending else
where. It presents many advantages, :Lineal;
which are !
Ist. Thorough and practical instruction., '
2nd. Accommodations not esstelled elsewhere.
ard.- 20 per cent. leas In cost than other schools
.of mind grade.
and'flshfun.are, not part of our pro;
gratne. We ann at ic j inente4t, hut a etifwment
springing from a
.9004 heart and a cattiy9;cil. Intel
lect.
For Catalogues or further particulars; address
-• • T.,R. VICKROY,
Annville, Lebanon County, Pa.
July ; • '
•COILNER OF SECOND AND LOCUST STS.,
COLUMITIA, PENTIV.V,
Is constantly met - dying, and has
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
SEASONAtIt, - GOODS.
DIESS GOODS,
of the lau.t, desirable styles and fabrics
WEITE GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES Am) NOTIONS,
JOITVEN.T'S BEST lUD GLOVES,
Cloths' and Cassnneres,
SATIN ETTS,
JEANS,'
"
COrr())1A1)1 , ,S, , ;
i)l{ I I:, LS,
LINENS, A:c.,
C;IIOCEIZIES, QUEEXSWARE,
OIL CLOTIIS, • ,tc:-
Special at tent iou given' to
NE ROB ANT TA,I LOJILN G.
satisfaction guaranteed
A LI. GOODS AT LOW DTI CASII PRICES.
„SVWi-ng -
AGENT - POlt
WIISEELIat &: WILSOS,' ,,.,
-
t)S r .II..CUX '
-
SLN'GrEr •
llftWE:toul
co-Art:INA:HOY. urrt,)N ...11u
. . _
li:verv.„ Mach ltie•soki," ‘carront4Al to give
satistaethoi. , , ;;, r,•,
• ACH INES TO IiENT.
2.5t11,1% , ;;Lf_ ; .
S
..17 1.. ALE._ •
..),;(14..sALE,
(in-6.rod
Enquire ht this ••jylS-Lfilw
.
Q HIVIN O,J FOE SA
10 A First-Class Empire Sewing 'Machine With
bin rj. , Llarie,t faun good .o rder.l -Enquire attliis
(awe. t Y t [ Jo2o-.2t1
L 1 6 1 . : 811t 1.• .;..,! •:.
,• LOTS' t,l O LOTS!' •' '
, BITILDEco
cn SI x tlt street." or - I:event It
street; rind on Locust street,ltitir liTalfint'stveet.
Thn.e fronting Ant '.. - Lnengt,' and , Valtiut; streets
191 i teet deep PO a,14 feet, , wide '"
rebA , ds=cr)
,Apply to, ;F:,II.I..M.ITFLIN.
rfc)ItM.SCO YORISALE ;"-•,_
" • • :racn,T,Y-ONE 'BOXES' of Spit:paid:Veil it
vtiula:-LeaCWOBAQCO,Is oilizred, for sale at
ratc..oo: i 'DAYID
• Jan. IS, ..•../"11),11,Streqt,,Colu)ribia.
'A SI'LEN.D.LI) :•G R0GE.11.17 .81'015i
oFFERED , FOIt,SALI--. •••
'llte"Ruhseriber.-wishin..r •to •relltionish the
.Grocery„liusinesx;; :otters , the. Stock;
w,-- Fixttires,
&AL, at Private Sal The Store has now a 'good
-run ,of.Town•anct• Country Custom 4-. ant- doing
:Weaves:large 1.1.• t ral& As any ,. altallarty.tore in
I,
it.79_-A-rare opportunity is:her:el ofrered ally
.ono-wishing to engage in a good andtprodtaldo
The business pays well, and the only
object In-selling out is, that- the --worltris- too'
stavislerOr a woman. •
. TITIV.N.7I;III,
No. 142 Locust St., Columbia. Pa.
FOR', :-PX:rX•
,
LEASE.—A aluable Tracti of
12- , • ino.N'"ort-E *Valuable- LAND." '
• 'ltiquire at this Office:
17011, 111;;IiT2--=A;FT;3rfi:6' Jana': Coin.
mcxnous 'mom' - noolr, in complete
order; suitable , for an 'olllceJof. an , klud,ll 31 the
bouse.now occupied. by Saufl - if: - rd; Wal
uul. street, above.l 4 'ront; Columbia, - Pa. .-. : :1 , . i
'-'.
Apply to t. ' l ' ',, '•. ~ H. E.. wor:FE)
CO_N: - .P.pcTrOIV:ERY,' tee..
•
- EzOPENED -,RE:opENEIy!I ,
Iti,Yr. 't • A
. nranAnDs
CO NT VG - 1 1 1 0 N YR' Y I
O. 152 LOCUST 5T....C0LU3113L1,
The undersigned takes piefuntre In announcing
t hat he has fitted up Lis new Confectionery and ,
Ice Cretan Saloon; In' a. very ',superior niarinetr
•.• t No. lad Locust street:and supplied:them with',
the choicest , •
"
I..lveeytning is of the bast,quality,!,..:
ii - Fasuillen, supplied with. Tice; Cretun in
Churns,oofoulds, at.Stiort t Notict) and ..Itetu.pu
able;ltaf.o.- " *.'
• :21.11`itie ti;61111' .
10 13-48 - 1 -r1 -ALLEN- itatitAltM,
CONFECTION E,B.Y. AND. FRUIT i;)l.`
• : ALA,
•
Parties and Families sapplitsl.with I
aytliticzor, or iri4dortlikaT ) l . 4l : PM, - E ar at
Adjoining the Franklin Plonse,•Locust strtet.
P. s.—Also; a line-assortment of • TQYS and
Fancy Articles, constantly ois ltaud.
11 - BUABAY IgSi'BRITE;
4 T 481i5N"Gyln AND ilgrn"4llE,ll,
BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS,
152 T and 15Z Spruce Mreet,
1 ,1 ,7 :4:II"LEIGADETIPIIIA, P EX A.
Will reopen on Monthly, Sept 22d. French ia• Vie
langda.le theoramlly and - a eon/ache/of ArpolFavirf Mc In
stitute. VADA3IVIMHEI vria.v,
je2o-3ml PrlncipaL -
POLUMBIA
) ' ciassiCAL; INSTITUTE
•RIIEXARES • , YOUNG • AfEN • -AND BOYS
' • nit)] t OUGHLV FOR • COLLEGE, ;
.131.181NE.t4.4 Ott '11•;ACIIING.
"! •w,;::,)
As the School Is limited In" number, special
care and attention is given to each pupil. Our
aim is to make THOROUGH spliaL - AO5, and
Aro' will sparelicrpttlini to .11bC0111p1 ikth ir; AAA WO
must have, in addition to faithful teachers, •
DILIGENCE and PUNCTUALLTX .on the part
of the Pupils.' Students front the neighborhood
drc tillinittedas, bogf›lnffsn. i lott,dayita.l:riday.
,coumpiA, FEAI4I - 41
eitizenk; the under
signed has opened a seperato APARTMENT for,
YOUNG LADIES. The room is large, well
furnished and lighted—pleasant and comfort
ablh. Thisi, Institution is. designed to afford
l'eung e Ladlcts evetylfactlity;lindald in securing
a complete Education—including all the studies
usually pursued in the best Seminaries.
Having' first laid well the foundation iu tier
SOLID Dranchcs, special attention given
to the ORNAMEN"rAL, including MUSIC,'
FRENCH, The NATURAL .P.IENCES, and all
'theiStudles necd4Sary toliqinished ucation.
T e PRIMARY DEPARTMENT will anent
,:frerropportemity, „ttudi privilege:Olt:hose whil e
wish their Children 'Co begin right, and to lay
well the foundation for futureacquisitlons.,
I !.'fl Anima tageg !of; thege Institution's lean .b.O
enjoyed by the citizens of Columbia and vicinity, '
,at *Mailing costeompared with the ex?peuse in-'
curred in sending fioni 'home ; and waadt is of
more importance, parents have their children
under their own eye and superviSiont I ;
The Principal will , give• all his time 'and
attention to t he' interests of the scholars and
',.SuCcess'df the school, and earnestly solicits the
&luta - mod co-operation and support of all t. 1191,
friends of Christian Education.
- ••Itiy-The neat Session will. eollim erica Of/Tues
day, August •27th, ISGS.
1 ,
~For Circulars, address
' " ' 'ALEXANDER, .;•
Jy2-3mosi Columbia,
GRANT , ANI) coLFAN..
Agents Wanted for J. T. Heatlley's Life of
Grant, now ready j a Life of Colfax, with a Steel
Portrait. Price 20 cents. Given with every copy
of Grant. The National hand-Book of Facts
Fikures; Just. issued. igAlie 'Book g'Or the Tittles.
Sent for St. . 'TREAT' at: , publishers, Gal
Broadway, New York. [till angt•
AIeGENTS" WANTED 4 . 0111 ; ) •
IWEAltitc . G OF . catEEN,"
A :1
most entertaining Mioh•pnblished, abmind
ing hi Ronginco, Humor atul Mt. Agent, say it is'
the best selling boob: ont, as people. are tired of
the repetition of dry details and; al:My:a-ports.
One Asept,sold
Ce oS,in One Week.
. • t. as,
• r •44 06 j "
IS2 " Ten Days.
I7Wral_Term4 to Agents- Send for cir(loty
Also, Family quarto Bibles. Rest Edition
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STATEMENT SHOWINO,T 1E CON:
aition of the FIRST,I , .:A.TRSNAL BANK of
Columbia, on the-morntimi of the 11'1;1. Monday
of July, lAN.• - .
, —t'IIESOUItCES,
Bills'diseounted "i 110,021.81
Boniii;'dep'd for circulation 1511,000.00 -, .„ - i
Bonds on hand 20,705.81 1
'i ' ii
. , , ,• l• --- MO 7,10.ii5
Legal Tenders • "' ' ." ' ' 21,n1,00
Notes Of;Nationat Banks._ 5.358.00
3 per cent. Certificates 10,000,10
Postal Currency 1,11i1.70
Cash lien's 1,285.5 U
-- 39,i0,59
Due from Pa ni-s - - - - 102,:t5b".11,
Revenue Stamps •12,iii11.00
Interest and Expenses ' ' 11;211.20
Fixtures i 1,000.00
Capt. a
' I — ' -.
' " 4,, 150,000.0.1
Circulation'' ' - . 131,2i9.00 -
Indivitinui Deposits 211,315.01
Protlt and Lo''' I 6,514.11
Surplus Fund 7,000.110
.
Dividends unpaid , 475.00
Due to lauclus 5,91100
kI.,WAYS ON HAND,
I minted tie.ss of Directors
Sworn' to arid subset.' becl'hy'
jyri, S. S. DETW,ILER, Cashier
LEST NATIONAL BANK , OF 00—
,
LUMBEA.
ntercht will be paid by' thl;. Bathe sit Sp - ccial
posits, as follows:
• r,gper cent. for ,I 2 INlonths: "
per cent. 0 ineoitbs and melee niontke.;„
134 per cent. for it and antler 6 months:. ' '
We iva ke Collections on all Accessible Points
the United States, on liberal terms, Discount
Notes, Drafts. and Bills of Exchange.
Buy and sell GOLD, szLvEn, and al/ UNITED
STATES SECIBUTIES. •
And arc prepared to draw DRAFTS on
New York, Baltimore, rlttantirkli,
England, Scotland, France, and
all parts of Germany.
7-30 TREASUILY NOTES.
lloklers of First Issue Seven-Thirties will do
well to calf and exclunme them for the new Five—.
Twenty,Gold Bonds, and Five-Twenties dellv
-ereil'ar once. S. S. DETWILER,
April 6, '67.]
,
• fItARTERLY 'REPORT 'OF THE
w„Condltion of Tho COLUMBTA. NATIONAL
BANK, Columbia. Vennsylvania, on the morn
ing of the Ff rat MONDIeY of July, 1508.
ICES OURCES. •
Notes and Bills discounted.. 5530,649;12
U. S. Bonds deposited for I. t ,
Circulation... .509000.00
Other Bonds on bind ~.' ' 27,500.00
,
3 per cent. Certiticittes, 5,000.00 ,
51,381,149.12
Notes ofiNational Banks... 778.00
of State Banks 20.00 s
•
Fractional Currency_ .... .. ... 2,915.85
Legal Tender and Comp'4.l4l, . .
Interest Notes , - • 95;12'3.00
.99,1 7 '2.85
Specie ' ' . -; r te ! H ; I i 4.7•154
Cash.l,leins including no: ''. t ' , J. ii ' t •
venue Stamps , ~. ,
~,,,.., . . v sgs.2l
Due from National Banks... . " ' " 148,582.65
, . t .7 ' "„ ; other Bantus,and 1
' Bankers 51E14
Thmicing, 'louse/ amt. heal. . -. ' .1 i
' Estate - 12,500.00
Current Expenses • 19,592.46
.t)• ) ~tt.l.sl A I.IIL tztEs• .... .. ,1 • :
Capital - Stock paid. itt ' $:)00,000.00
SurpluB Eund.-....-.,. • ~..-4 , ...,;.„..) 114,515.43
11iscotint8 atii.l Exclittitge ..... Iti),0:01,11:
Profit. avid Loos • ' ' ,'r..: , Z • ,)8,:112.43
13tie to Nation:ll Banks.-- 8,095.75
't otheriStttxits At 13:totters , • • • 6;1 7'479
CliCulotht of ColutolttaNa-
_ .
,
Donal linnii; -I 15,9011.00
Indlviilutil lier."l Is 515,71;1.71
Dividends linpiLiti :.. ' ,i , , 7211.00
Swoy , n toptd submeribed 13,y., •
SA11131.:1, SHOCIT Casllcr.
C01.1131111A. July . ti,
MOTlQE. r o;the',Owuers or Harboi
il ers of DOGS.—In cotindianee with the
ruOtif renwit tof Stie• 3, of. an,ordlnanco entitled
A supplorrienVoto an 'ordinance entitled
'An Ordinance Relating to Dogs.'" Notice is
hereby given to all owners or harborers of dogs
that they are required to have the same register
ed daring the Month z of.Tu ly, of each and every
year, and to pay a.t.trx Of One Dollar for the jir.q.,
Male Dog, and Two ,Dollars for the prat Female'
Dog; Two Dollars , for the-teeead Male Dog. and
Four Dollars for the second Female Dog; and
Four DOIIIITB for eachnnil every additional Male'
Dog; mid Eight Dolhirs for eindi and every ad
ditional Female Dog.
'Any peree . n...falling to •hay.o dkri.: - or dogs
registered daring tlartirrie 'fixed by Die - Borough'
Ordinance, "Shall forfeit and. pav is tine of Five"
Dollars for every , MaleD.rig, and two Dollars for
every FenialeDoger
' GEOAT. METIARDS, Regbder.l
No. 216 Second Street.
Office hours from stol2 A. M., and front 1.30 to
5.:N.) P. M. De26-tr,
BQtall - aN - Nri.fAhile...N4 NUJ,
10 - . 11aVinii;sold interest In stock or Loin- ,
ber, late the limit of liachmata Martin, to Mar
lima:honing da Co.; I havO taken Alie.exclUSlVC
business of the Planing 311 h, mid Steil and Door
Manufactory, Where I win ho pleased to re
ceive Orders for any nia feria] in connection with
the estabilahmen;•l • =
Iha N recently titted up arid put into the Sash
and Door Manufactory, the most improved'
machinery now In use; making the facilities Of
our establishment, for turning out work, equal
to any in our litate'.l
The :Sahli and Doer Manufactory will be con
ducted undec the,„%uperintendoure of Al Oeo.
Dental; who this the ,ry 4 putatioN. mull ,well
knciwn :th a mechanic of skillful and practical
experience. The establishment Manufactur,e.
and I have esnistluitiv 'on hand, S/1,11, Dater,
1 - 11 Inds, lilluttervykraekets, Mott Idliw,tWindow
and . ] toorl , ranws.'tttshelving, Tobacco Cases, we,
Stair ;nape to order, Orders solicited.
Jytt-thno] " JOHN It.
iiliiiTifi r SYOT 1 CE.
Estate of 5AM1.31 , ,L. CON'Tctils:; late of
Jlemptieht twp.„ Lancaster county, decd.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed to distri
bute tile balance remaining in the hands of
Eliza Johns and Solitt" . .M. Crider, executors of
the htst will of said decett,,ed, to and among
those legally entitled to the Sallie. will sit for
that purpose on FItEDAY, the SEVENTII day
,c,.(AU(IUSV,IB6Q,,-at i o'clock P. M. in one of
'the'Sury 'Worth; of the Court house,in the city
of,Lonagstsien, .w sere all persons Autertasted In
said distribution 31111 y intend.
jyl64t7' ..,, • v".. .STMOIC ri EBY, Aitditer.
CT i ktONof 'PA:RIVE 'tali 1 P.
COLUMBIA, FebFUILLy 2:41, .1868.
The firm of Cooper &.I.'eart;AcretofOre transi
acting businessvidc-itnnlJer , and 'coal at
the, corner of Ernnt,and Union, streets, C 011.121-
hie, )ft.. obj-Alssedvid,' byo3untual.'-consent, by
Lemuel Cooper retiring. All claims will be set-
Cooper and=John
_Pearl.. and all bills will be.e_xPeetecl to be paid to
the sa.rne parties on or beforo the ::Silt tiny of
April_mext..,
Thankful Tor the:liberal patronage extended to
the above firm, we, the undersigned, Intending
• to coratlmie , the-btisittetls , at the old stand, will
- I.l3e , peted.w.lth a continuance of Past patronage.
JOH , : 1".F.A..11.T
fob. 29, 'WAS.) JOJi,T COOPJiIE. .
- J3PD'IfM3ATIOff
IVANI'S.
1 7 EVANCIJLL. 1
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L LA.4 . .L.L.I,T,LE
5.16 Si
,51,0` . 4,5.33.57
- NOTICES.
- -`,D2rete°"ooo:73 oS7""'°*" .4. "'
•
IMPORTANT TO
/
~.,; i,i[it .
B ON'D HOLDERS!
IMES
4, ~•:
CONVIIITED INTO.
G- 0 0 S
izr
-,OIO.CERIES,
, f( •
~QI3.ISI;;;NSIV.A.RIII,
„ •
- C PETI N:GS,
•!,
WALT; PAPE:II,S' , oirJ myrns, Cc
• 4
IM
FONDEILSMF.I7I'S ,StrYILE,
;;JNos. 127. 129 locusT
•
'GREAT:, DENANTS 'thOse', plain Fabrics in
' Fifty 4111rerent." Shades; now so very•
• • - rni.sltionahlejor Ladies' Walking and
Traveling St iLqi ' , They nre to be Itakllit
mcnit.,Not•:'.vort GIMEN - BACTN' 't the
I ri "%:lowkNt'prle.tS aL
STORE:'
t , CPIU bia,,Paj
.
xoTi i En. OP,ENINC4' .bf:ftiose . V - crr . clien:l). nit
Wool Del:tins, nothing tamatch them
Siuldes and qualities;
t J,nAtireeelved this week. Call soon, or
. .4 yint wlll;iniss them...
~ITentember "„ .
"' ' FoNDF.itsm yr) I'S'-'sron.E.
, • „ ,•• • . G dumbia, l'a.
• 7: : •-• ~ :1 I;
q'rns Goousri White Goals!' Everc,:thin ,
desirable for the IVAILM NVRATIMIE
6-I „White. and Black Maretz, Grona
'!. 1• , alines, Organdies,`" PHdied 'ineonets,
Latrns,.,Challies, White and Colored
Swlssel4, .Nanizoolcs, Shirred
Muslins, , yosqueto Nettlifgx,:
•-i, • :.. greitt variety, nt
.1, t: •, FONDEIISMITII'S.srortE,
_ , , Columbia, Pa:
"."t•IT,; I .` '
SUN UMBRELLAS :id Parasols, a Sall. stool
of all Styles, prleeS and , sizes , at
•-• • I - -• • FOZ:DERSMITIPS STORE,
No. 127 &l Locust St
BAWLS! STELLA SHAWLS! ' surrsi.A:ka)
, -- stidwts,-: I aina. Shawls; Grenadine
Shawls; and many other kinds of
Stemls, very Cheap at,
FONDERSMITEFS,
Columbia, Pa,
JUST' IN TIME! -Another niece oC tha'Lstiperlor
- 21 . 1nek Corded' Silk, lor Dresses and
ianev - S:icks Cliepkedsince
(kgambia, Pa
G . f!N4'l,EillEN AND YOUTHS' Il.E3pnrnE.a.
have,the best selected stock of tine and
" ' low grades of Fancy Cassinicres; Sum
mer Coatin...N Linen Goods, 41:c., la Co ,
•lumbla, , eau have rnaddup tn.
order In the best style and SA VE TOU
, 20 .1111 ;GAR T. , "You Anui do this at: r
: ,F.O,NDERSI\ItTiI'S . STORE,
- . Columbia, ra:,
•
:;~. ; :~c:~,
CARPETS! 1W:11 E-31/%1)13 CARPETS!! 800 yards
Hone-Tnuflelltry Carpets lust reeelvetk
• Also, Brussels, ' lngrain, Wool, Dutch,
Cottage,Xenetiart , and Ifemp Carpets=
all regular made. goods, you alwayb get
FONDEESMITII'S
Nos. 127 120 LocusV.Street,
je2o-00] . - Columbia, Poona
CLOTHING, S:c.
"el P1,11:N '-- '..5VA.1311;1 5 ;. Q.1.017111NG
Fon •TIIE PEOPLItIi
The great decline in the- prices of ii tonal, and
the reduction In taxation, enables all ,manufne
,turers. at )y tliew - propl lions events in the
financial history of trade, to offer (iLOTIIS, CAS-
C LilolETtE%V.aESTND eorespodng
thus
lING, pricescorresponding to those -
dactions. „Therefore, ns 'the lowest minimum
has been reached in the manufacture of goods,
andas legislation can do no more for us now,
there' is no advantage In waltlng,-' then - let one
and all repair at once to the CLOTIIINWAND
FURNISHING,. ,E.STABLLSTIM ENT of the sub
scriber, corner of North Queen and Orange Sts.,
limmediatei.V POPOsite Shober'ti hotel j I,,ancas
-ter, l'a.,rand replehiAlt their - wardrobes:
Special attention paid to cuatem,Work., for
MEN AND cIfOYS, •
and good material and good fits insured.
s. s.,ILA.Tuyos
THE-PItIGES 1
ust;receiveci.froM the PhthuielphirCaThr New
-York Marketsh-Aill wed complete stock of
CLOVIS AND CASSIAIEItiS ,
i.
the Latest Styles In the market, which wo. ex o
,prepareit to,make,up to order In the ..
BEST STYLT.::AND STIC:E ci
S.i ,TEST :!. No , TIM.
•
Wp Immo' hapß n..Bilia.ll4.l,ecnupletO stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
,
Of our own • make';'wblidt: we, guarantee well
"trimmed and well' made,' and goods as repre
sented. , ' • - .
Also. our Stock. of GENTLEMEMSFURNISII-
E5.:44 GOODS, is fell and,compiete. • •
Our stock Is purchased at the very Lowest
Ganda Prices, and we are prepared to sell at a start] I
advance. —•
.
._ . ,
Call an examine our Stock, and you will bu
coliVineed the place to be 'suited for the leatst.
taw - icy, is at .INIYEItS ..ti ItATIEFON„'S;
No. I East li I rig st reet,
' •• . , ' ' Latica,ter City, Pa:
81,6VL;C.t Si
TILE BEST IN THE Vain])
Are nelmowledged to be the best yet otrered qo
P. Shreiner 6: ls'on 'have-just vecelveil a, large
stock or these celebrated l'eas. Ills old stotil:
lias also been otattli3nnikl for: note, no that cllsto
- can ware select Infin the
I? ! Esl,i_ .
of Gold Pens aver brought to Lb IS 1 IlariCa.
1i:21-Pens rtre guaranteetl.ftir Aix rriontlet. 'Push
along. Get a Pee. Agit. (Or Foley's.
nutr.23. 'O7-tf.l
TS. B. '3IAItTIN, rizo3r.ts;".iNo. 3r.t.sor:
m
Airr THOMAS ,
CO • •
roilllitbla.-Lancaster, co.,
Mailutacturerg nt,Reeell enoelr, Vllntoil en:,
- • "and Wh01e...5:11e Laftuber .
WII ITE NE: • - ' • •
. ,
~ j IVALSUP ASII, •.• -
• -
WE t'l Illilt IWAR I,s
PICKETS. LATII;3;
je;10-1.1111 BOX' ItuARDS. Se..; Se
. 171 LE AND LIQUORS! •
' L For Pure, Uniulrilterated Wines and Liquors.
go to the store of tilesubreriber. lie has elegant
,-. • •
CATA'W BA WINE,.
wlncii for q ualttyand flavor. entl not he exeelled;
also, the celebrated nousTER
Ytutheeltunt,JamaleaSnirincllincltherry
-• • Strandyi -Cherry and Currant Wines.
We have Wines ltrantiles, Gins, Cordials, Old
Monongahela ofall grades. Give us a call anti
examine for yourself. C11.1.1t.T.1.:1 GItOVE,
Corner of Commerce and Vitllll.lt Sis., COlllllO,lll.
TaA A K. SI'AUFFEII,
WATCJI3C.IKEIt. Xra.)
No tcrl COJX,EI:. OP , QUA 1:1:1*,
- ' —
.1n a.nortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Ware haltable for liollglay Pria‘cuLS:
' constantly on hand,
Repairing watthes mud Jewelry prompt
' y attended to— .(nova)'l,7-Iy.
335)11.E1t 11 - 011 KS,
. COLUNIIVIA,
Subscriber would respectfully announce
that, be Is fully prepared to do all kinds of
Boller worlr.
xuBITLA.11:oll: CYLINDER 1301.LERS,
,
WORK of all
ittocts, gand'On ,tbe most reasonable terms. ,
ri, - -Itopalrlng, promptly nttemle%lto.
For lurther Information apply to
• T. , tiK ICLN,
Columbia, Pa.
'3,y I-1 tdiVni:w]
PRICES REDUCED
•PAPER HANGING
'AT 10 (7E.NTS PER. PIECE.
Special•nttcntion given to, the correction of
damp walls. All Orders left at No. Locust
Street (front rtxmo„*.szondfloor,lsslilbeprotapt-
I - IrattendetTicilik
tjya'ZOy . ; H.-C,BAS..4ETT.
Ell
TT~TITI:f)~~~~ST,I'f]~.S
. ,
,
'AT
1 8 8.
for Allen:old Boys,
No. us Is
I=
o 0 WanEg;
tWINV §7Oll
TFIOS..„Xt, McCLT:
•-k;:t
Aps ci,pelfte n kiti‘C'PrO*y:f4oio
:;•-itlet_i*:. - ggfrd.,;§treif,*kir•tbO
amebas sf.ooleedi:l;i•)tii . " ,
, •
•7,,••; , ....ii. 4 0h010'c:.10t -", of -
FINE FAMILY , GROCERIES
rizov;sto-ss OF ALL RINDS,
•
POILEIG'N DOMESTIC .1,11.U17'.,
•
'T..ctnOns, ,
Oralikes:Prunes, &c., .Stign.r
Cured 11.a.ins, anti Drkd Beet. Also, l'otalocs,
Eggs, &c..
WOOD, WILLOW-WARE, Lt1:00:11S, &c.
All kinds of,GIMEN,GROCEItIES In Season.
'Country Prbdneh taken In exeltange forgoods,
or the highest-market price paid in cash.
I ask a llberal share of public
.patronage, feel
ing confident that I will deal justly with all who
favor me with a eall..
mayTnS-tf j THOS. it. IIcCLTINE.
D ANIEL, McCAULEY, ,
• _ - 407 'LOCUST ST., COLUMBIA, PA
L .NT
FAH/ LY (} ROCELLIM, PROVISIONS,
XIS°,
CHOICE. FAMILY - FLOUR !
- • .
'BYE; FLOUR, TINDoUhTEB MEAL, CORN•
' MEAL, GRAIN, AND - ALL KINDS
, .11ILLL FEED
always kept On" hand. Choice Family - Flour
made front White Wheat. Also Bakers Flour of
the best quality. , •
Ile thanks his friends for the IlUerN pationage
heretofore extended, and asks a continuance of
the .511 The. , _
• Beinga pracflatrlilllrer; and laiving, followed
the trade tor, many years; he flatters himself that
his knowledge of the business will enable bun
to gito satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their custom. : , •
• - -•- . .
The store will be open from 7 A. :XL, t 0824 P. M
may3'W€l.o • DANIEL MeCAULEY.
A ' WANT ' :CTTTT.4I 4 .D !
JUST -OPENED!
- FIRST-CLASS' GROCERY AND PRO
, VISION STORE." -
CLEPPER. B
Dealers In Country Produce: Produce of all
bought and sold, exchanged for
- Goods or sold on Commission.
UJ•`_ALL KIN . DS IN SEASON
,We keep constantly-on hand a gnat' and fresh
•,': . COFFEE,"
. • TE -
AND
FINE lIA3I :I.ND DRIED REEF
• Also: Dried Fruits of all kinds,. Cedar and
Willow Ware, Re., together' with all articles
found Su any store. -
„ 01),We ask Wilber: A shard of public patronage.
,
CI,EPPED, - DI:OTHERS'
apt Is GS-Iy] No. Locu.4l, St., Columbia, Pa.
} 'INE FAM I
-• PROVISIONS,
A L'ARGE C FINE STOCK JUST RECEIVED
AND Es.:"'STOILE! ,
I have now to Store a full :tsi:ortinent ( - 3f
Grocories & Provisions
For Rim'ly not 'Hotel use
Extra Syrup 'Molasses, Flue Teas, Cotrees, fic
.Extra Sugar Cured.IIAINIS and DRIED BEEF
Extra FAMILY 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 mysteek, whether you buy or not.
HENRY SUYDAM,
Cor. of Front S tinlon Sts.
7, '&4'-tf..l
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF GOODS
AT lIXILDIUAN'S !
A.lnst.. received, at the fine Grocery Establish
neat, corner 3rd and Cherry streets, the follow
lie new Goods:
CHOICE NEW 011LEANH DIOLASSES,
J1i1,L11..,,
F
TIONLI,
It \ 1517,5,
HiiliKEZI
TOMATOES,
.PICT LES. WINSLOW'S REM: . CORN
PEAS Le.
L.Auct: nor o 1 NEW YORIC CASflhx S;
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, 'Raisins, CocoMiuts,
Cranberries, rider awl Willie Wine Virlogstr.
Extra Family. Flour, Mercer Potatoes, um and
'Java Coffee, fresh roasted, Lovering's Syrup, Se.
2121 - -New Goods received almost daily.
W.M. H. nAnIEVA.N;
3rd and Cherry Sts.,
Columbia. P.L.
ilrt•. YI, '677t1:1
FA 1M ELY GROCERIES!
I=
• The Subscriber Would respectfully Inform Ills
customers and the Public generally, that he hits
just received a general as of
GROCEIZIES, .PROVLSIONS, ,T.C.AS AND SPICES.
Relined Sugars of all kinds,
, -1, and 111 ms Mackerel,
English & AraerLean. Pickles,
Sugar Cured Hums and Beef,
Extra Flue 8, ups,
Old Itio und.rava Coffee,
DRIED A'..s7l) CANNED FBLI.L'II-3,
Italslns, Prunes and .prepared Mustard always
on hand and of the very best grades.
EXTRA: FAMILY FLOUR,
cort.w mE.u. 4 .nomrsy, aka%
Fancy Groceries, Canned Vegetables and Fruits
for hotels and families. Thu best Goods
- only are sOld,:ind prices 1. - ery low.
Otir stx.xlc. of staple and fancy groceries is full
and complete rind we intend keeping it fresh, by
almost daily additions.
Notions Of digerent kinds always on hand.
_ ' • FREDERICK
feb. 8, %S-M . ) cor. Ith t Loeust St_.;
FREsu GIZOCERIES
AT THE PROVISION,
BEM
FAMILY GROCERY STORE. OF
1 & .13 ROTHE 11.,
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Psi
ItESII TOMATOES, FRESH PEACIIES AN I)
, rittier Canned Fruits, Shaker Corn, dm.
T E TILE 13 EST ELACIC TEA. IN THE
mARKET.
EXTRA. REFINED 5Y13.171'
very cheap. •
• Ilefined Sug.firs, l)ried Fruit of all hinds.
It lo..luva. nil Logo yra Coffee.
NEN,' Sl; (JAR. CURE.I) I CAMS ..k.1,1111:1) BEEF
Ako,Fattcy Groceries, Man fly hl.ur,\otions.Ec.
We intend to keep the best (JouLs only, and to
sell as cheap as any similar store.
If. 311LT1.1.1.:N
I.l3.(..'ountry Pr.lnce - of all kinds bought .tr
akeh'ln'exchanav for goods. [feh 1.54 I:
ATTENTrON HOUSEKEEPERS
WE are almort daily in receipt of new and
fresh groeerlcmi, such
- SIT:Ans. • - - TEAS. -- . MEAT.
cOFFEN. FRUITS, FISH'.
SP12:11- 4 ,- , CUEEziE. FLOUR.
Provisions of nil kinds, together with Wood
and NVlllow-ware and Class tun] Queensware.
- 44wItzer and Lim hermer Cheese, German Fruits,
' • ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICET.F.S.
- Fresh l'eficlu, - , and all the Fancy G roceries per
t:a it lag 10 a well regulated G rocery Store.
I inn determined not to be surpassed In cheap
ness and in the excellent quality or my goods.
around and inspect our stock whether
you buy or not. A. share of public patronage is
solicited. _ _ _
GEORGE VW% Agent,
locu.,LSLabove 2nd
CIIILISTIAN MYERS,
- ._('.UL' UMBIA STEAM
7 0 0 A CR, WORKS!
REPOSITORY ON w..u.Ntyr STREET,
BELOW SECOND
The Carriages, ityiggics, ate,, 'made nt theso
Works, aim equal in beauty and durability to
any other make in the county.
All vehicles of my build are constrncled of
the hest selisoned material, and put together
it rely and :substantially by the best workmen.
CO.A.GIIBI,IITHING, REPAIRING, kc
This branch of the huffiness will be attended to
with punctuality and despatch.
CELEl,llitl& . S CAltitl.l.(3ES,
'Wagons, dc; for sale or made to order.
11V-Call at the Worts 21 Second Street,
and examine the Stock and prices. [apt f...3-tf
:11N.C1TIDIENT
R.E(imuYENG rixxo- I ronTl 4l .1 3 :111 1 iiE!
livery body Oulu 1,1.1*m - one of
D. LA:NC:GUTH t 1.3110'5,
, 'ROSEWOOD' °PIANOS ;
- - - -
in Tone. lisy and Quick' Aetlon, beau
tiro 1 1111iNill, and all the "modern improvements
of the present day. They cannot be excelled by
Steinway or Chlatering, or by any other matter
in I.ltocountiy. y-Guarranteed for five years.
iteforences:—Professor Bourne, Mrs. Robert.
...).NDILI,VW ZELLERS. Anent.
12r c 7. ItO North Front Street.
Agency for Estey's, and Smith's excellent
cabinet-Organs.
SPSCS•S
STRAWBERRIES
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