=A
'Of aviuntbia, gpy.
. Columbia, "..Pa. , „
.p.S . Orract,y, , Ayip,tht 15;:1868.
AdvertiseMents, to secnre_inunediate in
sertion, must be handed In on or before Thum
day evening, each week. : . - '
. •
TEi:iwiekedest man in Columbia wears
a Panama hat. • •
ICE CREAM 'MEN are comiilainiva of a
slack-up in business.
THE last juven - ile. -rancy : . is collecting
the names of railroad, engines. ,
LADIES are already talking and gossip
ing about the fall fashions.
RETIRED.—J. Robley pupgleson,
has retired from the Stale ctuani of liar
risburg. •
Tin predictions of the •wcather-wise
that August will be, a cool month,".Seems to
be verified, so far.
Oun lintel registers are looking up dur
ing these cool, pleasant days. :People can
noWtravel with sonmcomfort..L
THE City /am and the Columbia Daily
Spy ar. having a. bit ,of discussion about
the going Mann.—E vcniitg Star. . .
Muon Smirtr—ln the village of Bain
bridge theie are 53 persons who represent
the name of Smith ; population, 865.
TILE back of summer is broken. Pe:9l 3l e
are preparing -fcix fa)l,shobtiag:. rlfeed-bircla
are expected to be as n nmerous as
DEATH OF COATES:—On Monday,'
3d inst, Dr. Jesse Coates !died at•his resi
dence, in Coatesvillo, in the 73d year of his
age.
THE SPY distributes.about five hundred
copies in the borough, being over twice the
number any other weekly or daily eirCtr.
Imes.
CIDER this fall promises to be almost:as
high as wine. The, only place where nve
hear of apples being at all plenty, is .New
England.
READER, can't you send us a subscribes
or two. Try it and see if you can't accom
-019 something for us in the way of new
subscribers. . .
THE REV." 13. S. ALEXANDER will
preach in the Presbyterian' Church, Sab
bath morning. There will- be no scrvico iii
the evenin.g.
GitouND , BROXE.—G - round lies been
broken,"and the demolition of the bid mar
ket-house cominenced, preparatory to 'the
erection of our new market place.
THE SPY mails twice as many papars
as any other weekly in this,place. We re
fer to timPost Mistress, if she is 'at liberty
to tell, for the truth, of our statement. '
FRANKLIN AND MAnsirALL COLLEGE:
—The Fall term of this institution will
commence on Thursday, September 170.
The opening address will be delivered by ,
Prof. Wm. M. Nevin. '
Tnz BTnin.E—The strike in the Le
high,
.Mshaney, Wyoming and Laekawaria
regions has ended, and work' has been re
sumed akt.,thesev:eral mines.
TirEjaien whisky having been re
duced to, fifty cents per gallou,. the old
topers are anxious to know whether the
price of drinks is to come down proportion
ately. Who can tell ?•
T. 3. FisitEß was declared the victor in
the swimming match with C. G. Poulson,
in the Susquehanna river at . this place,
Friday, last week,' for the championship of
York and Lancaster counties.
Surcrim—Sawuel Bare, a resident of
East Coe:dice township, coturniited suicide
on Sunday last nt his residence, by hang
ing. An inquest was held on his body by
Major W. 11. Spera, Deputy Coroner.
GETTING BETTER.—The tittles,- which
were exceedingly dull in our borough dur
ing the hay making cud harvest, are , ow.
getting better. Business , is' beginning to
look up, and our friends pay us•"occasioitiil
TILE neatest little claily•we receive is the
Dully Evening Bulletin, published• at Wil
liamsport. by E. W. Capron As Co. It is
Grant and Colfax to the lick-Lione, and
will, # doubt, do good service Su the earn
.
paign.
• .
Griarrl force Of 4orkincn are
engaged in leveling up Walnut street, be
tween Third and FoUrth streets.. A depth
of two Or three feet of ballast is being taken
off, and- hauled to Third street; between
Locust and Walnut. ,
ON.t r of the best articles of .diet, at this
season of the year, and ii Ood one at all
seasons, is rice.. If people would eat plenty,
of .well boiled rice-tliey—vould- have fewer.
disturbances, of, tbe , digestive apparatus.
Rico is both a preventative and cure of
"bowl complaints."
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIAI his
most valuable article ; still sold in large
qua'ntities' by "that: old and reliable firm,
Messrs. Allen .1? Needles, 41 'South Water
street, Philadelphia. All manui es offered
for sale by them are strictly genuine. Their
advertisement Will ,be found in another
'column. •
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SMOOT. Ex- (
ctnenos.—The , excursion to Litiz,
day, by, the Presbyterian Sunday i School,
of this place, was a very, successful , affair.
There were nearly three hundred tickets
sold. The occasion was one long to be re-*
membered by the little folks Who spent the
day in innocent amusement.
THE trade on the Susquehanna Canal
is stated to be very light s - owiniri . .a greaPc
measure to the busy harvest season and the
late unusually low state of the water; the
recent heavy rains will, probably, cause
business to be more brisk, nue from now!
until the close of navigation; tho✓tiade on
the canal will be more lively.
SAD ACCIDENT.--:-On Saturday evo;iing
last, Maggie,, a.,little daughter of Prank
Zeigler, (engineer,) reAdini oil ' Walnut
street, whilst sitting on the .sto3p in front
of the dwelling, taking otr - her shoes, be- came overbalanced and fell on the pave
ment, breaking her right fore-arm in two
places,. besides - receiving
bruises.
_ MoramENT.:—The family of the late
Capt. Daniel Kerr I.l.tife erected a monu
ment over his rein s ifins in our cemetery.
It is of Italian marble, about twelve feet
high, and of a plaint but Ifeautifttl design.
The work was done, by our esteemed friend,
Charles M. Howell, of Lancaster, than
whom there is none better fitted for work
of that character:,
Cntricii RzpriNED.Z—Tlie regular ser
. ...E
vices in the ~E.:Lutheran Chuich, will lie
resumed on ..Sunday, , next: The Pastor,
Rev. :W. H. Stick; who has been spending
hissummervacation at the, home of ; •his
childhood,-will bi present and conduct the
services. Moining 'Sd . eviCe at 10 o'clock,
evening * service, at 7} o'clock. Peoples'
prayer meeting at '
, I 41 ,I•e% • . k
Irt Towtv.— Capt. Austin Curtin, late
of tho'4sth Penn'a Regiment; dropped into
our sanctum,Wednesdny. He wacilpe guest
of Afnj.W. H. Pfadd er. He receives theon
gintillhtlonsi otti 4ete'rans' , of
that ,Jmnored regiment. He has Jelt„for,
a, "'
T. Duncan Cottroll t rEsq.., of MashMgton,,
D. p:, , ka in tovili;.looki,ng f _viell' . 4ltd hearty:
.
--TUE BRIDOE. I .--This strueture'hits pro
,gressed:so fur, that theibuilderi ~hgve ':corn r
nienced the erection ".of one of the•iion 'spans
near the centre: Of ;tlie river. , Some ef,the
material has arrived eixpe4ed.ihe
remainder fortheo'tningv. So ; that
there will not be'itny detention. 'While the
'iron spans Sla'o, beingi put up; :life' grinners
will proceed to 'put in • the - arches; "corn
ruencing,on ; this side. .1 .
' IinNAWAT.:-Joseph 'Shirk' and Eph
riam Cenklin,whilst on their witylibtne on
Monday last, met with a serieus accident;
their horse taking fright and running into
tinother .vehicle ahead, throwing both 'the
nbove;gentlemen froth: the wagon, iind :in
„
dieting rather i severe wounds upon T the
persons of boo, r The ,unfortunatOrten
were taken
. to the office of Dr. G.:Wash;
Berntheizel, tit Silver, Spring, who dressed
their wounds. ,
,
- •fi . • •
• TAU:remen's parade fit:York, Vridair,. last,
weekcivai a grand suecess,nothing whatever
occurring to near the occasion.' The 'Rivers'
rettirrioe. hOme ut "loww 'marched
to their house and ranks with three
'rousing cheers for 'the Columbia Cornet
Band which ticcora partied. them The boys
express themselves highly pleased ;with
their treatment and visit to Yorki The
„I-rand-in-Hand of Philadelphia, returned
On Safurday. • -
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• iiosE TOR. TIM VIGILANT.— w e learn
the first installment of three litnadred.feet
of new forcinabope,for, the ,Arigilant , Fire
has e'en ordered` by )he: , Fire
Committee of Connetls:., !it'd is expected in
a few days ; the,reppiping three !Mildred_
feetcwill no doubt be on hand,wlien the new
:steamer is completed' and received by the
Both, Our.COM:iiniei :Wilt, then be
,well equipped:for antiye . : serviee, and a bet-'
ter.nr braver body , of ; men. will ; he hard-to
find. ,-".•
- Firm DE'ricTiy.E§---At a meeting Of
ouncil, held . on - SaturclayeVenitig i lnst, the
President was authorized and directed to
appoint a secret fore( of 'fire detectives,
whose - dutieS shall be to patrol ',the ,streets
and alleys of our borough, -during .auch.
hours ash() (the Presid'ent) may deem safeW
for the better protection of the property: of
our citizens,' „With thestanding.rewareOf
tw_o hundred dollars, and a* secret detective
force, our borough may be "de!eined alMost
fire-proof. „
,
LUTHERAN SUNDAY OCHOOL EXCUR.-
Ka-N.—The tickets for the, Sunday School
excursion to Litiz are snow ready, and can
be had of. , 31r. Chas.. P. Shreiner, .Ifo, 13
Front street, or of Igr. "Frank Bennet,' at
Benj. 4err's ,store on Locust - street. , The
tickets will be sold at 50 cents for the round
trip, and all who desire a cheap and pleas 2
ant excursion should' not fail to embrace
this opportunity., Tickets should 'be pur
chased before Tuesday. next; and are good
only for morning train. ,
PROTECT yoUR TEETII.--We' cannot
impress too strongly upon our renders the
importance of protecting the teeth. Good
health and attractive appearance depend
greatly upon 'the cafe bestowed, Upon, the
*
mouthFreqtient cleansing of the teeth,
by use of a good brush and tooth powder,
or wash; promotes their durability. Brush
es of guaranteed quality in large and,varied
assortment, with a carefully chosen stock
of dental preparations are offered by .1. A.
Meyers, apothecary, Odd Fellows' Hall.,
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.—A car on one
of the express freight trains westward,
on Wednesday morning, about half-past
three o'clock, whilst crossing the switch-at
the Branch Intersection, ono mile east of
Middletown, jumped a fiog, caused by a
loose wheel, knocking the truck from nn
der the car and throwing eight others off
the track. Wreckers from Columbia Were
promptly on and cleared up the
wreck in about four hours. No detention to
passenger trains, and singular, to, say, no .
one hurt.
UNCLAIIED LETTElts.—List of letters
remaining unclaimed, in the Columbia Post
Mee, up to this date. Persons calling for
these letters will, please mention that they
are advertised in the Sry:"
I .l.adiee fig.—Emma. E. Quint, Sophia
Owens, Rachail Kimble, Mary A; Finger,
Mary S. Will. '
--Gentlemen's - List:-George -1117-Ran b, Chris.
-Reed or, -Josiah Sul levan „Ch rist Sippell,
'Dr: 'I% Wilsen, 'Capt. JI 7 S. • ICisiy; Geo. E.
Kidder, 0. C. Knife, Win. Kind.,L.
Johnson, William Hard, , William :Handler;
(2 Nicholas
,)
Jacob Frey, T. S. Bqcbtie,
lirunotiong.: . •-
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'l'U R
E QbATO' Futtm.—The mania for ,
issuing newspapers in the quarto (or
eight rpages) form, that: has prevailed so
largely forthe pist yea. or two, seems, to
ta'3 rapidlY.snbsiding, . and many papers
that adopted - a , :a few months ago are ,
changing back-to the folio form, giving as
a reason that " the inside pages of the
quartolOrm are blijeciatl to by 'advertisers
as not, Placing their advertisements in a
sufficiently_ prominent manner before the
public,v7aud there appears to be justice in
the complaint.'`
TUB DA.ILY COLI MBIA. SPY furnishes
evidence of the rapid growth of the cities
and towns in the interior of the old Com
monwealth. The DAILY SPY supplies a
want felt by itite ;Ruldie of Columbia and
Marictia, and we are happy to state that
the Pnblisher 'are rally equal to meet the
requirements — of their patrons. The SPY
*Slipup ;be liberally' encouraged, and the
l bands , 'of :the, proprietors strengthened by
the ricer 'PeOPle;foi- iVheaO n'ceemtnoclation
and interest the enterprise has mainly been
started.—.Philad'a Sunday Mercury.
t',DON:T tiON r iTrio trr ANELIA"—The
walls of, Paris, are now placarded kill]
poster, bearing in fetters of enormous size
the legend—" Don't go to the seashore with-
Oat Amelia." This indispensible cotnpan-,
paniou is not, as, might be supposed, an
agreeable young woman, but a species of
shoe adapted to walking in the sand. - We
would say, -don't go anywhere without
buying a pair of those elegant shoes.,or:
gaiters - itf I. 0 Brtirier's store, Front street,'
Colninbia.: • , They are' tip-top ; all the ladies
praise them. - Hellas got " Amelia," too.
OUlt FIRE CO3jrANIES LUCK..—The
Columbia Gas Conipan'y has donated to the
'Columbia Fire*nrine Company, one hun
dred dollars; frir the purchase of hose, and
to the Vigilant Fire Engine. Company one
hundred dollars' - for the-purchase of a
stesiii'engine. ..„ . ,
. The Ccilumbin Water Cotn . paoy,' no less
donated to .each of, the above
companies the borne amotint, ' for the same
Purposes, so that each firecompainy' is the
recipient of two hundred dollars. ,
. We learn also that our County Commis
sioners have donated to each of our fire
companies seventy-ftve.dollars...:
.F4l , L9SION=About 3 o'clock,F.ednes
day morning, Mr. J. C. Bucher,
dealer;on Locust street, upon entering his:
store heard a strange hissing noise, and
whilst seeking to ascertain the cause,;, dis
covered smoke issuing frOtri a' barrel con
taining about 15 gallons of the best old "rie'
whisky. He: imtnedintqly began to roll
the hdrra Out..J.iist as ha reached the ilOOr
way the' bottom . ' of the barrel was . blown
onl-witligreafforce: ;'Both of Mr. linehei's
-hands were slightly burned. ThAi.'cituse of
the - eiplosion 1.4' not known, though it is
thought RP:night have caught front a light.,
ed'inatch: - Mr:B's Promptness, alone saved . ,,
the building from serious 'damage.' ' ' •
WORTIr ItEIIE3IBERING.—"If a man
faints ttway,'!.sayslirill:s urp.a to/ .Fleolek,
"instead of yelling out like a. , •avrige, or
running' , to lift him up, lay at full
lehgth . on' his: back !.?oil the:,floor,'l9ose
9 1cithiii• lf,
Pith,the crowd away so as to
111.low..tbeiair to: roach: him; and , ;et him
alone., Dashing water,oyer.,a,'ii4rgo'n in a
simple-=fuinttng ;fit - itf“a barbarity. The
:j3lfilOSOPhy, ofr fairiting:fitls that,the hart
fails to
- send the proper supply 'of , hiood etO
the brain. 'lf the Perionis'ereOt; that blood
has tb bo thrown • hnt if lying,
down it has to be prejectddoborizOntally,
Which require less powim, - tis'is apparant."
:,TnE d rsigliect,, :ino . in Be rs;:i! of the
Republican' County Committee,,Te4iding
in Colurnlifa; do riot splirova of the sugges
orMartin S. Fry, chairman of the com
mittee, that it would ho showing aspect to
the memory of the lato - 1104Titacidens
St,eyelLS by i vOti„pg'foy his name on! Satur
day,, next. Noe i xpresgion of ppiniOn. at a
Election can make the . Tame of the
great man who
of
fallen, more enduring
in ttio'th"emory of nean - thanYit is. ;Out of
resiiectlo hismemOrY,,iy9 . siuggelt that no
vote he taken on Saturday next, Tor Con
gresginin: '
SAMUEL' EVAiCS, 2d Vard.
T. It. SUPPLER, 3d Ward."
• - W. U. HESS, ist Ward.
TWO HUNDRED . DOLLAR'S 13.EW.aitiu.-,-7-
At a special , meeting - of Councll4 . held on
Saturday evening last, a resolution- was
passed offering the above reward for any
infOrnuttion that will lead to the arrest and
cOnvictiOn.of the person or persons.wlin
recently' ter, tire to the buildings in the
borough ; or for the arrest and conviction
of any person .or. persons, who may here-.
aftei sot fire to any, building 'or. buildings.
This is a step in the right direction, 'and
will, no "doubt, effect n great deal of good
in preserving our borough from. the des
trnetiVe•element, and 'protecting our citi
zens from the depredations of- the many
worthlesS Vagabonds that aboun'd in our
midst: '
. Ecs-Tow.—The September uurnber of
the Le Bore .7bn, gives four highly colored
steel engravings, executed in Paris, and
rekeSeat the true styles as worn by, the
first: IlidieS in this country and Europe.
its Cleiariptive matter "ISs'in Frenah and
:English,- Itegives,a letter on fasltion, writ
ten by their,
,special Paris corrapondent;
two ftill;siietl - atferns cat'of paper, and a
ato! l oty. b dtineti and hats, -hesid es twenty='
four pages of interesting reading matter.
.§ubicription price, - ono year, monthly,
$7; in acivanco . ; pal& half - yearly, $4 for
the first'six inoiiths in advance,.: and $3 for
the se,ond• -Mir. Single copies, 7'5 cents.
Will. U.: Hess;;, Columbia;. NMI tako sub
scriptions. . ' •
SUCCESSFUL AT . .LAST : —The stable
occupied " byGerman Mimes, situated-in
the alley between Union and Perry streets, -
after, being unsuccessfully set on fire four
times, was at last burned Wednesday morn
ing, about nine o',clock. The people in this
vicinity have lived in dread for, some time
past, as several attempts have;, lately b,pen
made to faro building in the neighborhood.
There is certainly something
,very • myster,
ions abont this fire—that a person should:
so' persistently continue,. to fire, the same' building. If known, the. person should
haVe been thrown in the flames'; they de
serve no better fate, whether , man or
,woman, as we bold it is" the next thing. to
murder itself to secretly fire a neighbor's
.property.
GRANT CLIIII AT SILVERSIILINq.-
The citizens of Silver Spring and ,commu
nity; favorable to the election of Grant ail&
Colfax, met on Friday evening 7th, for the
ptirpose of organizing a Grant-and Colfax
club, the election of officers resulting as fol
lows:-President, H. G. Bruckart ; Vice
"Presidents,, C. M. Bucher, Reuben Garber,
J. H. Hershey, Eli J. Barr, Michael Batch,
John Weaver, David R. Kaufman, Taco')
Kendig, Samuel Myers, Jacob Gram and
Jacob :Greider ; Corresponding Secretary,
Dr. G. Wash. Bcruthoiel; Recording Sec
retaries, W. S. Bruckart and A. L. Hershey.
After the transaction of the necessary busi
ness, the club adjourned to meet Saturday
evening, August 22d. The occasion was
enlivened by music from the Silver Spring
Cornet Band
TIIE THUG Tracer.—The leading
thugs, in Lunen4er city, having iihaily
completed their parturition, brought forth
the following ticket : -
District Attorney—peprge
assembly—Jateull U. Petors, Dr.:T. C. Gat
chell, W. W. Hopkins, Aaron If. Sunnny.
.oO2ll24lsione-jacob 'C. Krady.
Prison-/ibipectorS—Pownap awl Shirk
DireCtois,of the POOT—Gailit and Fry.
..,luditor—George W. Mehaffey.
.
was accomplished in I:Joist:oars
back office;"On Monday
Sensing,
,Griest, Wiley, •Brubaker, Sensing, Slocum_
& Co: At first it wsis thought that for the
purpost'of coverin,g — up — their tracks, they
,would put Hots all: upon the - it...ticket ; they
finally mustered courage enough to tix up
a clean thug ticket.
Let the soldiers'of the County - atone° take
action and defeat the markinations of the
'political contriVerb, who would send the
party and every thing else to the devil, to
4qe.o,ll)plisilltheir purposes. ,
*REP UB 'JOAN ME ETI N 9 AT MOWN T •
V/ L1,73.—A grand Republican ine : etinglwaS,
held it the village of • Mountville on Satur
day evening, August Sth. The folio : wing
were elected as the officers of the meeting:
President, 11. 0.13ruck.:91, ; Nice Presidents,
S. S. 'Clair,' 'Jakob' Oreennivalt, Jacob' C.
Kready, Grider, C. J. Frey and W. S.
Bruekart ; Secretaries, W. M. Albright, C.
C. Seitz, J;l3.Develin, :and M. Di. Grider.
J. W. Johnson, then delivered an elo
quent address; : eliciting the strict,attention
of his hearers. Gen. J. W. Fisher was neXt
called neon and made a tilting speech,
which was woll'rece i red. He fully display
ed the characterof the soldiers composing
the Democratte convention—showing up the.
black •record of 'Wade Hampton, the rebel
.General that nominated Horatio Seymour,
Democnitib candhlati3 for tbe Presiden
cy. S. A. Wylie followed in a brief but
pointed address. Capt. J.l'. Rea, was next
called upon and acquitted himself admira
l:AY', followed .by C. 'teed in a neat ad
dress, receiving the undivided attention of
the audience and retiring amid deafening
cheers, for Grant d:,polfax, after which the
the meetingbdjourned.
11 MERIoAN MEC lIANICS'
The comimttee appointed by the State Coun-7
. tal of Pennsylvania, to make arrangements
for the parade of the prderpt: United Amer . -
lean Mechanies,widel; takes place in this
city On'Sopfeinlee s r 11th, MOS, met on the
10th inst., and completed the a rrtmg,emen ts.
Chief and division Marshals %rem: selected
and the route of procession hiid out, all of
which will be Made public in due time.
The Secretary' of the committse reported
that fifty-nine Councils had :drawly re
sponded to the circular issued by,. the
committee, and of those thirty-nine intend
ed participating, and would parade' 5,100
members. There are - yet over one hundred
Councils to hear from, and from a careful
estimate made by the committee, it is ex
.pected that there- will be sixty Councils
with 5,000 members in line.
The following, arrangements have been
'effected with the different railroads :
_The
Pennsylvania Central will issue excursion
'ticketsto all persons attending die parade,
:goodfor two days. Special trains will leave
Philitdelpbia on the morning of the 11th of
September and, returning, leave Lancaster,:
An thie — everiing. The Reading anti ,
bin , railroad , . will issue excursion tickets .
from. ull;points.on. the'. road. A. special
tM - in - ,WlilAun,bet'ween Lancaster and Read:.
ing on .the.eVening. of the 11th of Septembitf*.
and'Reading railroad will
issue excursionllckets;good for three days,
fronksil.points ~on,•tlfe 'Main xond' and7.lM
brunches; ' and also on the-Lebanon Valley
mil road.-Erpress.
.•. • . .
1 1. E.1 PAX LAW."-The following sec
tion is important to holders of whiskey:
Six. 57. :Intl be it farther pcteleel, That
any person owning or having in his pos
session,.any spirits, Intended. for,
sale; i:ixceeding in .•quantity..•llfty gallon%
and not in a bonded warehouse nt the time
when this act takes effect, shall iliurriedi,
ately make ; a-return, under oath, to the
collector of the diStrict wherein such spirits
may be held, stating the number and kind
of packages, together .with the.,marks - and
I brands tli*eon„•and thole ffice' iwhuro“tbe
saline are stored, together with the rinantity
of spirits, as nearly as the owner cari,,de
,termine the same. :Upon ,the receiPtS
such return the collector, being I... l lrat'
satisfied that the tax on said spirits has
beempaid, Shall liminedidtely cause t he Saline
to bo gauged and proved by an internal.
revenue gauger, who shall mark, by cut-
tin.. the contents and proof on end' cask or
pee ~.age.con 'lung-Ave ,witio gallons or
more, and". sluidl.,afitx. and cancel an en
graved stamp thereon.
VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY.—LAt ,
meeting of this Company, held on Saturday
evening, the'lbllowing resolution, offered
by A. J. , Kauirman,,Esq. was nuaniniMiSV
adopted :
• •
RESOLVRI), That the purchasing Committee
he authorized to •urehn:SC a Button Second,
Class Steam Fire Engine, as described in his.
(Button's) proposition, provided:3V can be pur
chased ata.price and on terms 'which ;wilt .be.
satisfactory to said Committee.
The .meeting was very large, and , the
steamer question discussed at length. Sev
eral 'rich; rare and, spicy,
,speecbeo were
made by the members; is to the'ptppriety
of ordering a steamerat:once=such a one
as:would compete with any in
,the, county;
and that theeornpany would 'hike a pride
in caring The Button make seems
be the favorite with-the majority' of the
members, and they are in for having the
critter ordered .immediately ; I whilst the
balune3'fivor the Tut:chasing' Committee
doing their'bost—getting rid of the old en
gines; etc., in part payment, if possible—
testing other makes; ,and buying at the
lowest figure. The latter we think . is the
betterand most business-like plan or the
-Oliservatioa can be truer
than- the remark, of.a cotemporftry that
jillOrs,ufwaYs render a full'equivalent
for their cost, and are deserving of. the sup
port of the citizens of the County. There
are in every vicinity, many things of local
interest whibicthe ,county papers make
known, and Which could reach the public
in, no Other:waY. The reports of the pro
'cepdings Of, the' courts;, of pUblic meetings,
of local 'societies,' etc.,-me, all of general
'interest, and "are' Worth, more than the
paper costs. 1:t is taken as an index by
'strangers of the .prosperity of the section
where published. Ono wishing to go to a
new. place 'naturally: looks to the local
paper to 'him information Concerning,
the resources and delelopment of the
.ylciriity, and its aPpearance and: contents
exercises no small-influence in deciding as
to the .durability of the location. The in
flilenee COndueted:paper in attrnc
ting immigration to a town
and county, and consequently, Increasing
the value of property, is very - great lind is
sufficient reason why. ,it , should receive
support' from all 'enterprising and intelli
gent citizens.; „ .
THE following was published in the
Daily Sr,y , of Wednesday the next day it
made its z aPpearariccriii'a rebel 'journal, al
tered to suit'that paper. low this is just
the same way , " br r ighap young" humbugs
the people with his 'bogus Insurance Com
pany :
WErwr A DnaioCrwr • SA'YS.—A. highly
respected Democrat from the country call
ed to see us a few days ago. We were
glad to see him, as we are all patrons and
friends. Ills"viSit
. wai 'for the' pUrpose of
renewing, his subscription. `lie' informs us
that he is much pleased with our paper,
and that the reading of' the advertisements
'alone has paid him over and over'again.
Ile says
. he " finds the Sri. energetically
edited, and to excel in its general variety
of interesting matter. Ito .remarked, too,
that ho had been solicited to stop the Srr
and take one of the Democratic papers of the
county.. Ills reply was, "the Rexi i i:n a live
paper--tinclel s id, the best paper in the Ninth
Congressional distlict, and although its
sentiments do not agree with mine, I shall
always give it the preference over its (.I° 7
temporaries.'.' . ,
This is encouraging, indeed, sud we as
sure our Mend thatove feel grateful for his
good opinions.
nAItVEST EtOME.=The HarveA Home
held in Haldeman's woods, near Bain-
bridge, Thursday, wc,s.yory.suecessful, hi
deed. , Early in the day, signs of unusual
commotion were manife4t. Every person in
the usually quiet village was full of life.
The people from the country round throng
ed its street; and the cars ,brought crowds
from, Harrisburg, Marietta; Columbia aitd
intervening stations. The Odd FellOWs,
'Good Templars and other temperance or
ganizations were well 'represented. At 11
o'clock, the procession was formed in two
divisions ; first the Odd Fellows, under the
marshalshM of Capt. E. D. Roatli, of Ma
rietta, aided by assistant marshals,appoint-
ed by the . several Lodges represented; and
second the representatives of the temper
once organizations, and citizens, in catriages
and Upon foot,' under 'the utarshalship
Samuel Eby, Esq.,
,of Elizabethtown; 'as
sisted by Jacob Stoner; of Bainbridge. The
procession then proceeded to the woods, in
the followini,orde'r
Chief MarsindL-Capt. Y.:. D. Rooth,
Harmonic Banti, of Middletown. • '
Triune Lodge, No. art, o t *Middletown—Marshal;
• John'Hogentogier--5o men.
Bainbridge Lodge, isto.627—Marshal,l. S. Filbert
• . • • —430 men.
• Mount Joy Bross Band.
Mount Joy Lodge, No..277—Marshal, Levi Galin- .
- - ger-50 men.
Columbia Cornet Band.
Donegal Lodge, No- I*—•Marshal, John Peck—,
GO men.
Elizabethtown Brass Band.
Elizabethtown Lode, men—Chief •
Marshal, Slunuel Eby, Ass't, Jacob Stoner.
Good Templars from Lancaster, Columbia Ma
rietta, Middletown and Harrisburg,and citizens. I
Accompanying some of the above men
, Coned Lodges, were representatives 'from
Lancaster Lodge, No. 67, Susquehanna, No,
SO, and State Capitol, No. 70.
The woods having. been reached, the ex
ercises were begun with a prayer by Rev.
J. C. Gregg, of, Chester county. Capt. E.
D. Routh, on, behalf of ,the ladies of Bain
bridge, then presented a very trio copy• of
the Bible to Bainbridge Lodge, No. 627, T.
0. of 0. F.. It was -accepted on behalf•of
-the Lodge, by Dr: P. G. Levergood. Both
gentlemen made short but pleasant ad
'dresses. A very liandeMne ,silver set of
• Subordinate Lodge jewels,, nicely, encased . ;
were thee 'exhibited and, announced to: be
given to the 'Lodge 'which should, by 4,
o'clock P. Id., have obtained the highest,
tauinber ofsbles, each vete to cost 10 cents.
The meeting was then organized and 'Mid;
'tiers elected, and after which adjourned for
dinner. About an hour and ,a Vialf Was
spent in feasting and strolling beneath •the
cool shade: Then, the crowd, about 15,000,
re-assembled to hear Mr, Coombe. Whilst
he was speaking, Gov. Geary, Ilon. J. P.
Wickersham and Isaac GUra, Can te upon. the
ground. As soon as ,they. were seen, the
woods resounded with cheers. At the con.:
'elusion of Mr. Coombe's address, Mr. Barr
Spangler, of Marietta, who was elected.
President of the meeting, introduced Gir,V." -
Geary, who was again hailed with cheers•
by the crowd, timband playing "Hail to
the Chief." • The Governor then delivered
a very interesting and instructive address.
He was.' succeeded by, Cr. Stebbins, of
Unionville, Chester county. At the con
clusion of his remarks, — the - result - of the
vote for the "jewels" was announced ns
follows : Donegal Lodge, 440 vote's ; Bahl;
bridge Lodge, 612 votes; Susquehanna-
L0dge,.703 votes. ~'The,':neeting then
jommed, sine: die. •
Everything: Pissed, off very pleastiatly.
At intervals_during the, exercises, the air •
was made very, musical by-the bands. The
Columbia Gornet Band which accompanied'
Donegeri.ci lge,'or 21faiietta; elided ,
mark
ed All the proceeds arising
from•the sole of dinner tickets and refresh--
ments; are ti?' beuppropriated for the benetlt:
of the M.' E.',Church. Bainbridge now, in'
charge of Rev. Jos. Gregg.
g . 1 • 4 • Jr
REPUBLICAN 41.1.EETING:=A large hna
enthusiastic meeting of Reimblieans
held in the Town Mtn, Thursday evening.
Chairman—Samuel Evans,
Vice, ,iPrcstitcleti--Glotge ißegld, Henry !
Soiarbeer; lohn 3 i r i . l licfn.t4ton;Sainuel Alll
- and Jcilin Leckard:' '
H. Pfahler, George
: ; :1
,''pl4fLtientaddresse4 werelniaile;by
• Itay,Maj: A. C. -.ltili:;et.:l„l,ll4.il ' Jt,Lcob Am
iililil'ell'.:relleited.-..r..1441r0us
!please'. • • --;,,
~Titi;•P.resident-..appoin ted following
committea.te':Feport resolutions' of ;respect
to the nientor,V;:of Mr. !Ateyens. Philip
Shiehier,- Thema e - ft. SUPplee;;•l;feury
len ; who reported the following ,resoln
-
WIIEREAS, An all-wise Providence has
been pleased to' take from among us our
Joved.friend and neighbor, the tton. Thud
ideus Steveris e who; -'so nblyprese n Led us
in the hills ofthe nation, and b his; manly
virtues and' noble qualities, - endeared him
self to all who knew him. -Therefore,
Itesblved, That as 'ci tlienS :of 'Columbia,
:Lancaster county,•We deplore . and
lament his • death as n•loss•tm our common
- country;and• the,cause tit humanity, which
he e'verespousecl, and ennobled himself as
the ;tried' patriot, the sincere friend and the
true gentleman.
• Bei°lved, That we shall kold in ,dear re
membrance his veritable courag,e, pnyield.4.
lug firmness and unequalled ability, with
which he counseled and guarded tinr
national legislature' in our ..herirS, of peril.
:Resolved, That we duly sympathize and
condole with the relatives,of the deceased.
And that in* testi molly of our respect for, hip
memory, we will wear the: usual hadge'df:
mourning for thirty,daYs:'. .
Resolved, That these proce edings' bs cer-.,
tilled and communicated 'to the. friends of
the deceased.- " • ' " '
Tho following is tho" eommitteo on tho
Cho formation of a Grant and Colfax Club :
Samuel Shoeh, George, Bogle, John Q.
Denny.
SONS OF MALTA AT MAMETTA—GRAND
PROCESSION, &e... 7 -Monday evening was the
looked for time when the inhabitants of
Marietta worn to be riaciashed, and the
"ancient and inoqt" honorable order... of
'the Sons• of Malta established there. At
about 7 o'clock, P. M., the specie:l train
-frolla..thks_place,,catried—many_of_tho Colum
bia Sons of Malta, to Marietta. Upon their
'l'ver.3 t marched to Geo. W.
neekrothe's 13ollor House ; ! there, to ~.pie. .
pare for the highly interesting arta . ,very
in
structive exercisesOf - the 'evening,. From
that time'untirlo.39 O'clock, nothing was
seen of then
_Tint we imagine plenty was
heard. . The sweet MaLthriliing intonations
of the hovgag, tog-,cilte r i,witli,tliO, Manifes
tations of the unruly goat, all...combined to
awe and solemnify. _ :,-.1
Towaidg 11 o'cloCk, the" , order." merged
from the hall;`atnida'great crowd" of Men;
women and children; there congregated to
witnesa„ the. Scene., '.The 'Order' marched
slowly from the hall, headed bitho Colum
bia Cornet Thind—the the county.
In the procession could be seen.,the un
worthy member, " bones now bleach
inxizi the light 'of. too stars.j.! We could
not-discover two faces' alike, and surely a
More handsome set of indlVidnals could:nos
where else be -Collected. All , •rnanner of
grotesque costumes were ; .resorted to, and
sine's , 'oi .. them - beautiful and elegant. Most
of tho members carried drawn swords,•atnd
wore white gowns with large iSialtese Cross
on left breast; while others WOeiturbaus,
visors, cowls,. etc., The Grand Commander
wore the Continental uniform. They made
very formidable 'appearance.`—indeed the
liko of which was never before seen in this
region. The procession was follOWed over
town by it:very large number of people, and
was the occasion of much merriment and
exciteinent among the staid people of Ma
rietta. One of the features of the occasion
wiis the illuminated Seltzer
House,,kept by Dr. Howard. It presented
a beautiful and lively appearance. In front
of the house was a large trupsparency en
circled in evergreen, as follows:
LET IT BE RECORDED !
=
'SONS or• NI ALTAI
The procession had ted at the Bohm. House,
where the " feast ofronson and the flow of
son]" was kept up for sonic time. Mr.
lleckrothe deserves great, credit for spread
ing a most tempting array of en:at:tire com
forts for the I'm - or-man, AllAirethren,
of Marietta deserve special notice for their -
kind attentions to the visitors. They are
a whole,souled and lively party.
The festivities were kept up till about'
midnight, when all,quielly boarded the re
turn train for Columbia: Here again, a
proceSsion, much to the wonder; ,of• the in
habitants, was entered into. After, march
ing through several streets, and astonish
ing the natives generally,. the Sons .dis
porsed at _their hall, in the SPY building,
well pleased with the eventsOf the evening,
and with a mueli higher veneration for
their order—its Custnins; 'and nt4fyles;
wish the I. 0. S. M. many new, recruits,
and much success. .
Politic;al.
FOrt/J.N.pLXISSIONEIt...WO are authorized to
autteunco the mune or 1011:7 ARSTSTRONG, of
llartle township, us a candidate for noininutton
for -Conunisidoner, subject to the' primary elec
tion; on Saturday, the ralt day of August next.
are ftlithOliZed to on
'llonllCO tliti name of CAPT. W. D. REITZEL, of
East lietnptield,ln opposition to all cliques, lac-,
-tions-Orrings;as-u-eztrictitlate-for-the.Legislit
tuTeAut the ensuing pFintary, meetings of the
Unionitepublieiiii party. ,
Lvorsr:.krintit.-We. axe' tiutborizigl to an,
flounce AARON IL SIINIJIY, of East lienipfteltl,
as it cltndlilate for nomination for the Legisia
tiare,-at thb 'ensuing primary Meetings of the
Union Republican rally of Lancaster county.
, Fon COMIDOUONER. — We are authorized to
annOUnde the mime of JACOB GREENAWALT,
of .51nuor township, as a candidate for. nomina
tion:for commissioner, subject tolhe' primary
eleetiOn, O.IA Saturday, the' 15th day of August
next..
• •-,LE:orstariruy'.7-' turd are. authorized to an
nounce Capt. GEO. U. ETTLA, of Marietta, as a
e,nndidatit for nomination for the-Legislature,
aetlieprimary. elections of the UnlOu
tepubii
eanparty,Augustlutol,lBBS.' • .
POP. , CO3I3LI. 4 ISIONEIG—We are 'authorized to
'announce the name of JACOB C. - .XItEADY,
.91 . 7NfuniniU : p.;:as 41..candldate for uninination
fer•CO3INIISSIOINtErt, subject' to'the primary
electiorig" on Saturday, the 15t1 'dny of August
next:,
'sire' hilthOTlZCd to an
the:atinie .of ,JA3LES ISARISER, of
Columbia, Pa., as a Candidate for nomination!
for Lilo Legislature, at the oust] tit gpritnarir
ttorts'oft,tteVuldri Rapublleau party. Of Lancas
ter... .
county, August 15 - t.11:1808.
TAmrst..vrtomr..—Nre nre authorized to an
,n ounce liajOr , of 3fanhei
candidate for renomination for the
Legislature at the primary.elections of the Ite
pnblican Partk;Anguot 15th:
I.Enno..Aruna.—We aro . authorized to an
nou nec..Capt. A. GODSIIALK, of East Cocalleo
twp., as a candidate for, renomination for the
Legislature at thoprimary elections of the Re
publican:party', Augu4 1 th. •
DisTarer Arrow:EY are authorized to
announce :the name of CEO: BRUBAXEIt as a
Candidate' for District 'Attorney. subject to the
decision of the people at the Republican Primary
Eleetrons - bn" SATUTtDA - 1"` - tlio" 13th day of
•
D.'sTerm ArronNEY :—We are authorized to
announce, that 13ENJANILN- F. BAEit, of the
City of Lancaster, will he a- trtudidate for nom
ination for Di.striet Attorney, at the ensuing
primary meetings of tine National Unioni Itepub
limn party of Lan:an...ter county.
Attrrin
dfP
benthii and' lifiirringe , r are pain-bed in thin paper
without 'cluirgei: - When areonipanied •by commen
lorien; whether prone or poctry,•firerentn per line
will be charged.- Funeral notices ten cents per line
ntivanCe.
Sforidav;Xtily'27tb. IStin,' St... John's P. E.
Church,' Philad'u, Oki 'Rev. ebark....i • Imitnn.
.31r. Cl.L.N^roz: M. A.M. HUMAN; of New York OW,
and Allow SALLIM E....daughter of. JOS. P. DaV leS,
c!.c,Calitaleii, N. X
i'l I leza S. f .
Columbia, on ;Saturday, the SO. :nea
01.. , onor.:Fix.i.ttc, In the Pith year of hts dee.
:
.0101ch....Y, August 14th,1808.—Beet/—lteceipts,
22V head: The 'market opened - quiet. and con
tinued thus to the close, a decline..afl49l.3,e.c. per
lb, on prime: lots having no effect tenant
stinnu
lating the demand. Bales of prime at 9€,0,41c.;
fair, to good atiBe.rand - C4ninnon to re.
The following arc tl . t fl a t rrticulars of the sales:
BO head; Owen Smith - 6 f tlb
O.V„ ", tAI fahristrict.. 004 1 r 0 - 4 . TO:0g,
Denglee& MeCteese, Chester... 64 7%
100 " P. Mention, Western
17 " B. MeFillen, Western ..... ,7 9
. SOWestern.- ..... 7 (4;514
400 - - "- J. B:R.lrk, Chester 0d.:2-1.1,..t. • - 8 (3 9
110 " Jas. Mention, We5tern............" 7 0) 9 34
•50 "•".' :B. ii,MeFillen, Westera:T.......- „CO:
155 " Balchman; Western. @
,Zl5 "„ Martin Fuller & Co.. }V esters_ 7,
125! ;AS r -Woolley arSmlthiWaltern 0 9
80 " T. Mooney & Bro., Westesti...— (.11.490
55 " 11. Chain, Western Pa _ ‘c4l.
811 , ":1 lirank,.WeStern_—.___-,01:.„7
73 ."" Plank &Scliomber,r, Western 7 (41 9
105 " Trope & Co., Western • 03469 Ws
37 • 111urnm & Co.. We tern 0 (4 7
11 • " D. Balthrlu,•Chcster 8 09:634,
Colr,B A:CD. CALV.Eff—iteCelll4. OE2I head, The
demand has been gyslat 'an ludviit cc; sales of
sprinuers at
8,000
11-13;;F::,00, and cows and oalves,at
&,908. 3 , ,; • , ; •),
Si - : , 49.--ltecelpts of 1:cal. Prlces liave
Bif EFS.— •_
declined J 4 Me. per pound, and the anirket'is,
quiet; We quote at i ,, e4"6.5Nc.
; licras—liecelpts of Awn, cad. t The Inquiry:has
fimpiroved, and'. en Advance has been realized;
sales at $11@11.75 per 100 pounds net.'
kettatmErarasotitgoLvoinioiesaiM
XECUTOR'S NOTICE
SEATE .OF . ROSANNA LATE OF
• . Tam BOROUGH OF COM:Lain/1. • •
Letters testamentary on said estate having
l been granted to the undersigned, all persons in-'
dehted theretottre requested to make itarnediate
sett Lem et it, and those having claims or demands
.against thh Sante:will pre'sentiliein without' de-J
lay to the undersigned = residing in said borough.
ROSANNA SCII.I[IE . Cilt:FIR, • •
August 13 ISMlttlw.] • ' • • -Executrix.
T° POST DIAS'itItS. .. .
TWO CASES,_ CONTAINING SOME .TWO
•Tru.srmt - En BOXES, Glass'llaek; NAuthers, ..te.,
for sale at, a bargain. Enquire at. the
: , angra;tf.Ll,l -,,,, ;, „.
~I.I.I4§I.IOFEICE, Colvnbia: .
- E 1 W. CLARK & CO.,
4
• B KERS,
No. 35 S. Third Street, Philadelphia,
<3 EIm:AT. AGENTS
•
t ntat - rrit,it
NATIONAL, LIFE INSURANCE CO.
- -
( I •
UNITED' STATES OF AMERICA,'
FOR
STATES OF PENZZSYLVANLt. AND SOUTII
• 4 'ERN NEW JERSEY.
The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY is a corporation Chartered by Special Act
of Congress, approved July 25, MS, with a.
CASII CAPITAL OF ONE DOLLARS
and Is dew thoroughly.organized and prepared
for business. , -4
Liberid termi offered to Agents and Solicitors,
who are invited to apply at our office. -
Full particulars to ,be had on application at
our otilte, located 1D tho second story of our
Banking, llouse, where Circulars and Pamph
lets; fully describin,•- the advantages offered by
the Company, may 1.3 e had.
E. W. CLARK Sc CO.,
,No.as SoIITil rhino SrulmT,
'auk1.3 . 68:13 - actsr.l • Philadelphia, Pa•
TWO HUNDREp ,
E DOLL RS
REW .R,
• , ,
The'Conneil of Columbia borough, passed the
following resolutions, ot a meeting held Sato r
day,-August Sth, 16S:
nesof red, That the President be directed to otter
A REWARD OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
for any information that will lend to the arrest
and 'conviction of the person or persons who
, have recently set lire to buildings In the borough,
or for the arrest and conviction of any person or
persons who may hereafter set lire to any build
ing.
Resolved, Vial the - President be authorized and
directed to_appointa secret force of Fire Detec
tives, whose duty shall be topatrol the streets
and alleys , of the; borough during such hours as
he may'deem most 'proper for the protection of
the property of our citizens.
I, therefore, in pursuance of the above an
thority: do hereby offers reward of TWO HUN
DRED Dor,r,Az.i, for any information lending
to the detection and conviction of the person or
persons implicated. AMOS S. GREEN,
AnguSt , l2, IStk:tf.] •• President of Council.
r 1 OB.A.COCY'AINTDDOTE,
,- Warranted to reatov.eidl derlsire for To
bacco. This great remedy is an excellent appe
tizer. • • It •purifiew the 'blood invigorates the
system,passesse• s great nourishing and strength
ening power, enables the stomach to digest the
heartiest food, makes sleep refreshing, and es
'tablisheerolinst'health. ' Smokers and, chewers
for sixty .years cured. Price, Fifty Cents, post
free. 'A treatise on the injurlons effects of To
bacco lists of references, teztimonials, Sc.,
sentfree. Agents wanted. Address Dr. T.„it.
ABBOTT. Jersey Clty, N.. 7.. ,augll-38-tf.
ALISCELZANEOTTS.
XEW STATIONaitY,
The undersigned would respectfully nvlte the
attention of the public to his large and well se
lected stock of Goods, consisting of
MISCELLANEOUS/ RELIGIOUS, AND
JUVENILE BOOKS.
STANDARD WORKS—lllustrated and in
Fine Binding.
FAMILY, lIAND POCKET BIBLES.
PI.IOTOGRAPH ALBUMS—The cheapest
offered
TOY BOOKS FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS
—.Highly Illustrated.
GAMES OF ALL KINDS
STEREOSCOPES .k.NT D. VIEWS—A large
variOty.
CARD ct CARMET ' . PHOTOGRA PHS
With frames to suit
WORIZ...ISOXES—PIain and furnished
WRITING. DESKS AND CASES.
PORT' Ol 4 loS—of all sizes.
'A 'fine assortionViit 'of POCKET BOORS,
fRIJILSES,7 DIARIESaka CARD CASES.
• . 7.1 % s
4 - Cull haul exanline I*(4: l yourselve . .
• :3. :• IL •SIIKAPPER'S
• Cheap Cash Book Store,
t ' N0.:3'2 North Queen Street,
Lancaster.% P
SPEp.IR'S..SXANDARD
WINIE BITTER.S!
THE 13 EST
ErrrEßs , FOR' NV EATCLY PERSONS!.
'FOR TIIE WEAR'
FOR THE
FOR THE SICKLI ,
„ • , ...FOR. THE AGED,
. .
FOR VEMALE..'S,
t'Olt , SPRING USE!!
„ NO BITTERS EQUAL TO TIMM !,
SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS,
MADE OF
'WINE, ILER4IS AND ROOTS
- -
SPEER'S Celebrated 'Wine, so well known, with
PERUVLAN - BARK,
emtmomiLk FLOWERS,
SNAKE ROOT,
• • ' WILD, (MERRY BARK,
GINGER,
mid such other HERDS and ROOTSas will In all
Lases assist. dlivtion, promote the tie etlons
of the system in the natural channels, and give
TONE ANL VIGOR, an ,
TO TUE
'YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE
All use it, with wonderful success. Brings
-COLOR
To the white lip, •
810 0 1 'AND ]3L AU T 3
To the thin face and Care worn countenance.
Cures—FEVER, and Creates APPEMIT.E. Try
theta.' I:Senn other. Ask fortiPEElt'S STA.ND.
.A.RD 131.1.'TEILS. Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
See that my signature is over the cork of each
bottle. ALFRED SPEER,
PUS.. i 2,4:. Broialway, ew York
For sale by R. WILLIAZIS, Columbia, Pa
tol„ Trade supplied by JOHNSTON, HOL
LOWAY 4: COW DEN, Fillindelphin; GEORGE
Al KELLY, TlLL,burglt; and ;by all ;Wholesale
'Deniers! Inug4:nra
.GEN U INE 1%1 AN U RES.
Allen I•Teedles'
` rat rßovEn
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
" The old standard , uniform in quality,
the most tlnely prepaahl and cheapest Pnosphato
In the 'tartlet... I
IN' 13:1GS, WO Iss.. I'ETVINki LES.
ANI).101": lATED PERT' LIZ ER.
Aelcnowleduecl to , ho the most valuable manure
at the price, offered to the public.
IN BAGS 3311, LBS. s:ts PER 'lnt° LIIS.
PURE GROUND BONE
At lowest market rate.•.
PERUVIAN GUANO
We sell only No. i—TVNAVE4I, direct from the
government.
FISII GUANO.
A Ni.lencliti manure, and one that Ls attracting
notch. Utlamalori front farmers l'ackol'ln bar
rchi, $l5 per :WO lbs.
LAND ''PLASTF.E..
In irarrelm, 'at" loweat' e ntarket rater.. A pure
article.
A DItii::OUST TO J)! LER4 ON A
- -
PIC.I.LIES. -
Should. they dealer watt' you not have our a:-
tielea, send your orders direct , to us, and they
will ltDve pronlptzktt.ontiou. '
ALLEN & N 1 EDLh~S,
Ol2lees&Stores,4lS-WuVerlit,.,et 42S.DelawareA
Dealers lit Oile, Candles, and General Coni
nalsslou Merchants. PHI
nuttleani) 1 . 1 , :5ta . b11,41..ted In tsta]
TOl3 PRINTING -
j ,pt,eivri•duicriptlon executed at tl.kofttee
WANTE.D!—A LOAN OF.) $1509,0r
MO, for which satisfactory security will
lie:given. Address 80% Mt, Columbia, ht,
` ' ' zE Ai ?2VOIICES
c
OURT PROCLAMATION
‘''xiss - sas„ The Honorable HENRY G. LONG,
President,and the Han. A.t.r.xaNnint 1.,..i H.X.YEs,:-..
and Jon:: .1. LIBILART, Associate Judges or the':
Court or Connnon Pleas in and for le county ;
.biLahcotister;&o, Assistant jiardices erthe Court&
of Oyerand Teriminer andGenbralJail Delivery ,
and Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in aniribf ,
the county, of Lanctuder, have issued, their Pre-
cept to me directed, requiring me, mating other
tbin&s,,to , make public proclamation through
out my hallwick, that a Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and n General Jail Delivery-, also a Court
of General Quarter Sessions of , the 'Peace and
Jail Delivery, wilicommencein the Court House,
, in the city of Lancaster, in the Commonwealth.
of Pennsylvania, on, the .THIRD. MONDAY" IN"
',AUGUST, (the 27th,) ISIS, in pursuance of which
precept,
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; . •
To the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Lan
caster in the said county, and all the TdstlcCif
ofdliePeace, thoCoronen and ,conntaides or time
said city and county of Lancaster, that they he
then and there in their own proper persons with 1
:theirrolls;.xecords.and exantiatttions, and in- I
uulsitions.: and their,,other , remembrances; to
do those things which to their ollicsis appertain,
,in ,their.heitalfnto,rhe done . ;.• and albo all those
-witio,will prosecute against , the prisoners who'
are o or then shaiL•beiruthe ialiol clip said coun
ty Of Lancaster, are to be then and there to prose
cute agtinst them assludi beinst:, ••••• i
Dated at Lancaster, the 17th, day of July A. D.
18138. , • : , JACOB P. FREY, .S.l,eribr.
QUSQUEHANNA PLANING MILL.
A.I. Having sold my interest in Stock of Luxe.-
'her, late the ilrin of Thtchman & Marttn, to :Mar
lin, Thomas & Co:; - .1f have taken the exclusive
business of the Planing Mlif, and Sinai and Door,
•ManufactOrS: - Where r will be'plensed to re.:
ceive orders for any =Aerial in connection with
the establishment.
I have recently fitted up and put Into the Sash
and Doak ~ Manuktetory, the incoit'" improved
inachinerymow hinge; making the' raellitics of
our establishment: for turning out 'work; equal:
to any In our State.
The Sash and Door Manufactoty •wi ll be con
ducted under the Superintendence of - Mr: Geo.
Delmff;' who has the reputation, 'and is well
known as n mechanic of skillful and practical
experience. '.Tire establishment" Mfunnactures,
and I have constantly on han(l Sash, Door..
Blinds, Shutters, Brackets,/fontlings, Window
and Door Frames, shelving, Tobacco Cases, &c.
Stair Balling made to order. Orders solicited.
Jy:3-3nio] JOIIN B. BACHMAN.
UDITOWS NOME:
Estate of SAMUEL CONKLIN, late of
teat Ilempdeld twp., Lancaster county, deed.
The, tuulersigned Auditor, appointed to distil
bide, the balance remaining in the hands of
Eliza Johns mid Jahn M. Crider, exeentors of
the last wilt of said deceased, to mid, among
those legally entitled to the same, will sit for
that purnose on FRIDAY, the SEVENTH' day
of AUGUST., LAS, at 2 o'clock P. M., In one of ,
the Jury Rooms of the Court Rouse, in the City
of Lancaster,where all persons interested in
said dLstribution may attend.
t 3);15.4t f• r • • , SIMON T. EBY Auditor.
.
-ESTATE OF AUGUSTUS PELEN
late of the borough of Columbia, deceased.
tters of adm inistrat ion on said estate having
been granted ttahe undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested to make lmmedl;
ate payment, and those having claims or de
niands against the same will present thorn !for
settlement toShe undersigned residing' in the
bon:nigh: •[atigl-St] (FANNY PELEN.
DBY GOODS, (Cc.
PATTON,
CORNER OF SECOND AND LOCUST STS,
COLUMBIA, PENN'S,
Is construitly receiving, and lixs
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
SEASONABLE GOODS.
DRESS GOODS,
of the most, desirable styles and fabrics
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND NOTIONS,
JOUVIN'S BEST KID GLOVES, •
Cloths, and Cassim.eres,
SATINETTS,
JEANS,
COTIONADES,
DRILLS, • •
LINENS, Jac.,
• • •' , • 1
GROCERIES, QUE.ENSWARE,
••'.;•i 'OIL , OLOTHS, Cc.
Special atteution given to •
• • MtItCHANT , TAILORING-
Satisfaction guantnteoil
ALL COOPS AT LOWEST CASH MIMS
Se'N,v hines.
EEMEEM
'WHEELER. 4: WILSON.
'WILCOX
ELLIPTIC,
SINGER,
lit PW E.', and
AMERICAN comnrs:ATToN 1101.,E
a - n_ Every lincldne sold, warranted to give
sat Isfaettun.
, 11ACIIINRS' TO RENT.
Coltuublt, ra., July 2.5t11,1863:tf. .
215 WALNUT 'STREET,
SHOE AND NOTION STORE!
KM ; it. C. BRUNEFta
Would respectfully announce to her friends and ,
the public generally, that ahe has Just
returned from Philadelphia with'
Choice ASsartment?of
MISSW ,St CHILDREN'S SHOES!
All Shoes purchased direct from the Matinthe
turers, and are of the best known makes, con
sequently are of a better kind than are usnally
sold in bitallar stores, and at cheaper rates.
A full varletv.of
•
TuD t uaNGs, NOTIONS ctt STATIONERY,,,,
Consisting in part of
LADIES', GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S
. HOSIERY AND GLOVES,'
LINEN S. CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
CUPIN,'LINEN'AND PAYER, LADIES'
LINEN COLLARS!
A Iltrge Assort went of
PAPER COLLAILS !
(DlelteuS, 3lagenta, Bismarck, and -Lockwood.)
NECK TIES,
Pacific and Bean Ideal Bows, dm.. .to.
DRESS, CLOAK, PEARL t OTHER BUTTONS.
DONA. MARIA. VEILING, SEWING SILK &
SPOOL THREAD. Together with the usual
variety of Useful and Fancy Articles; ENVEL
OPES, 'W111111 , 1•G PAPER, Ac., to all of which
she invites the attention of the Citizens of Co
lumbia and vicinity, feeling confident that an
examination of her Stock will prove satisfactory.
44-Goods sold for Cash and Cash only.
may23(l GS-1.1
FOR SALE.
VALiTABLE PEOPEIITY --
RIM
The subscriber otters the following - valuable
real estate, In the borough of Columbia, Penn's,
at, - private sale: •
• 11.0U.E & LOT, No. L OUUST STREET.
SPLENPID ST.ANI), No. 112,
connected therewith, now occupied as n grocery
More; by Mrs. :d. Turner.
This is one of the bt,,t business localities In
the town. The lot Is very large with front of 30
feet 10 (nein,. Also the row of
FOUR BRICK nousus WITH LOTS,
Nos. 8, 10, 12 nod II Colon street, will be sold
singly or together, on cosy terms.
For further intorundlon slimly to
.k)N'As MEYER.`
No. 111 T..oenst street, Columbia..
July 23iLlg6,1:tf.
FOR SALE!
Two nouctwo-Htory DWELLLNG HOUSF.s.i
In the borough of Columbia. For information,
onquire of • , • :NICOLAS STAPP,
nugS:Ytw•J' 141 Fourth SL, Columbia.
SPLENDID GROCERY STORE
- , • - OFFERED FOR SALE.
4_
ho Subscriber wishing to relinquish the
Grocery Business, otters the Stock, Fixtures,
.te... at Private Sale. The Store has now a good
run of Town and Country Custom. mid doing
about as large a trade us any similar store in
Columbia.'
n.AN.A. rare opportunity 1e here offered to any
one wishing to engage in a good and profitable
business. The business pays well, and the only
object In kelting out is, that the work Is too
bhp:telt for a woman,
MRS. M. TURNER,
Jy3-Inicil 10, 111 Locust :it., Columbia, Pa
FOR SALE CHEAP.
The subscriber offers for sale, at his store,
a lot or DISIIES, CASTORS, ICNIVEs goal
FORKS, SPOONS. ? &e„ &e. They will be sold at
a bargain. Lly3Otti DANIEL .IfeCAULEY.
ORSE FOR SALE,
A splendid nom*: Is offered for sale
e leap. Enquire at this °Mee. Jylrtfdw
FOlt SALE
A TWO STORY )RICK uousr. and LOT OF
GI COUNT), situated in Walnut street, aLxwe 3d,
street, Columbia. For terta.s, ,te„, apply to
fob. 29, JOIIN Q. DtICN-Y.
THE BEST IN TILL IVOlt1.1).!
FOLEY'S GOLD PENS
Are acknowledgel to be the best yet offered to
the Public. .1 7
P. Shreiner A: Son have Just recalved a large
stock of these celebrated Pons. }Ds 'old stock
has also been exchanged for new, so that costa,
niers can new select from tho
-LARGEST 'AND BEST ASSORTMENT
. . „
of doh' Pens ever brought to this market.
aca_Pens are guaranteed for six months. Push
sham. Get u Pen. Ask: for Fulcra.
uner.?3,*(.7-tf.) I'. SiII:LINER & SON.
NEW T GROCERY STORE"--
t,.:. - " i';lTiiti ' S.,Lli : ll:oqlkNE
~,.•,`'7f--t:' ' ..: , ,s trlk,t.zlo6. 17 & 19
Lui,:0m3upt1.ane3,..,5.;,,..
..,,e reax ket
'.";L ,; iiltZbThVaUtXte':!-.
.Icerrit iv t
a choice -lot of; • •
• '• •••;',.;
FII\E F.A_IIILY. GROCERIES
PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS,
V ' AVAIT FRUITS,
Lemons, Oranges, Prunes, Figs ,•' eke., Sugar
Cured llama, and Dried Beef. , A;t3o,'Potatoes,
flutter, E-s, dze.
t WOOD, ,:wriao r )r-yr.4.4E,
,mwoms,
All kinds of oRgEN.GItOCERIES 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 thaVl will deal justly with 911 who
favor me with :aeon. - •
TharniFelf J THOS. R. MoCLITIsTE.
DANIEL - 3IcCA.ULEY;
• NO. • on- LOCUOT ST., COLUMBIA
FAMILY GROCRIES,' PROVISIONS, "c•
RYE FLOUR, UNBOULTED ..MEAL, CORN
MEAL, GRAIN, AND ALL • E.MVDS
OF 111 M T „FEED
a iwayi, kepi on hand. choler: Fnmilyy Flour
est
th made from -Whit emoldy Wheat. Also Butters Flour of
eb ! • —.• • ..•
Ire thanlM his'friends for the liberal'patrortage
heretofore extended,;and.aslrs'a contWnanee 01
the same.
Being a practiml• er, an having followed
the trade tor inanryears, he tlatterg himself that
his knowledge, of the business will enable him
to give satisfaction' lei all - who • may favor him
with theireustom..•..t.f
The store will be open from 7 A. M. to 8 1 4 F. M.
0uty 4 2.'68-tf DANIEL .st-caAuthrv.
A : WANT. SUPPTITID Y
' • JUST oPrisrEth . " 1
" GROCERY .AND PRO
VISION STORE,"
~B 0 S
Dealers in' Conrail,' Pi:Caned. "Proiltien of all
,bought, and sold, exchanged for
Goods or sold. on Commission.
VEGETABLE OE ALI, KINDS. IN SEASON.
We keep constantly oirliand u goOtr and fresh
supply of t-
SUGAR
" '''CoFFEE,"• "'"
• • f-
• • 'I.EAS ANIi • •'•
- ' '' • SPICES.
•'
• FINE T1A.31 'AND DRIER BEEF.
Also, Dried Fruits of, aA.,kixuii Cedar and
Willow Ware, ,ke.; together with' all articles
found in any similar store.
liberal sliaresOf 'Public Patronage.
• diEFPEIi'BROTEERS'
apt .181:EPly1 - 3":67,22.0TbCupt St., Columbia, Fa.
FINE, FAMILY GROCERIES,
AIAVAYS ON IL&ND,
4. LARGE FINE STOCK' lIIST RECEIVED
AND IN - STORE!
,I liavormw ht. Store afull assortment of
Groceries
Extra Byru p Molasses; Fine Teas;-Coffees, Sc
Extra Sugii CuT - cd: . l7U.MS"i&nd DRIED BEEF
Dried Fruit, Pickles, and Fancy GrPOotl es of oil
kinds, and at thiS lowest prices. Call and es
amine my stock, whether you buy or not.
' "HENRY SUYDAM',
mar. 7, ViS-ti.) •; t cal;: of Front do Union Sts.
A FRESH AB - BIT - AI OF'.. GOODS
-AT ELA.B.DNIAN'S I.
Justr-recelved,-at.-the , flne Grocery Establish
ment, corner 3rd. and Cherry streets, the follow
ing new Goods:. , • .
JELLIES,
PRFqr RXES,
RAISINS,
' PEACHES,
TOMATOES,
ENGLISH' PICKLES, WINSLOIVS G REEN CORN
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Coeoanuts f
Cranberries; Cider and White Vine VLnegar.
Ex t.& Family Flour, ,Mercer Potatoes, Rio and
Java Coffee, fresh roasted, Lovering's Syrup,
Ata-New GOods received almost flatly.
WM. H. ILAItI)3I.I.IC,
3rd and Cherry 81.4.
Colombia, 11a.
dee 21, '67-tt.]
FAMILY • GROCERIES !
The Subscriber would respectfully Inform his
customers and_the Public generally, that he has
Just received a-general assortment of
GRoCEILIES, PROVISIONS, TEAS AND SPICES.
Refined Sugars of all kinds: '
• - No. 1; and Mess Mackerel
, English ,i: American Pickles,
Sugar Cured Iram.s and Beer,
Extra Tine Syrups,
Old Rio and Java Coffee,
- - DRIED AND CANNED FRUITS,
ilalslns;'PrnUes and prepared Mustard always
ou baud and of the very best. grades.
•EXTRA.-FAMILY- FLOUR, ' • '
, • CORN MEAL, HOMINY, &e..,
Fancy OrocerieS, Canned Vegetables and Fruits.
for hotels and families. The best Goods
only are sold, and prices very low.
Onr stock of staple and fancy groceries is full
and complete and we intend keeping It fresh, by
Notions of diFerent kinds always on hand.
! ! E I.II.TCHEI t,
fell: 8, 'O:3-tf.] cor, ith 3 Locust Sin.
FREW `GROCERIES'
DIULLEN & BROTHER,
FRESH TOMATOM.FRESH PEACHES AND
other Canned Fruits, Shaker Corn, Sa
T L•' A-- THE BIST BLACK TEA IN THE
'MARKET.
EXTRA REFINED SYRUP JI.OLASS-1,
.very cheap.
Refined Swears, Dried Fruit of all lands.
Rio, 'Java. and Lagnyra Correa.
::%7RSV SIIOAR GUILLD 11.9.-NLS & DRIED BEEF
PRIVATE SALE
11sO,Fancy G rocerloOramily Flour, Notions,&e.
We intend to keep the best GoOds only, anti to
cell as cheap as any similar store.
H. 111.ILLEls.: .t BRO.
tS.Country Produce of all kinds bought or
aken in exchange for goods. [fcbls-tf.
TJ ET THE FACT BE RECORDED
IS EVERY FAMILY IN COLUMBIA
AND ''lCl TTY. THAT
PROVISION STORE
HAS JUST BEEN OPENED ON FRONT ST.,
COLUALBIA, PAt.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public generally, that be has opened a Grocery
Store at No. North Front Street. Columbia,
and is now stoeltinF it with everything in the
GROCERY AND PROVLSION LINN.
I natter myself that I have bought reasonable,
and intend to sell reasonable—
CHEAP AS TILE CHEAPEST.
My stock oonsists in part of
SUUAJIS. COFFEES, TEAS, SYRUIS,
DRIED FRUIT, WILLOW -WARE,
F LOU It, sTARen, SALT,
CORN STARCH, FAMILY
CRACKERS, of all kinds
EXTRA SUGAIt-CURED HAMS.
In tact I keep everything new and fresh that
is sound lu a il rst-class Grocery Srore.
vr_Call and examine xny stock and pries.
LITTLE%
No. 25 North Front St., above Locust,
augS-tfdsw] Columbia, Pa.
1.1; - REIMAN, -
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
. .
laving permanently located in Columbia, Pa.,
respectfully tendersldif professional services to
the citizens of saldplace and vicinity. and hopes
by strict attention-to business, and moderate
charges, to merit and receive a liberal share of
patronage. As a guarantee to public confidence
he would state that he hi a graduate. of the
MXVICAL UsiticaSrrr of Pennsylvania, Phila
delphia, and a private student for several years
of Dr. A. J. Hertuan. of Carlisle, Penna.; and
also,' was , associated with Dr. A. 13. Dill, of
Petersburg, ln the practice of Mroxeusx and
St:R.OEl:v, and all those affected with CHRONIC
and Nervous DISEASE .-‘ 4 , will do well togive
hint a call at his °Mee, No. 11 NORTH FRONT
STRFMT, rearofthe GOLDEN MORTAR DRUG
STORE, where be may be consulted at any
time, and all Rates, except when on professional
duty. Consultations in Ottice, stout. Charge
only for the Medicine, which eon be had at the
GOLDEN. MORTAR DRUG STORE, No. 11
North Front Street, Columbia, Pennsylvania.
DR. li. HIMMAN,
Proprietor.
TOB: , „PRINTLNG •OF *VERY
U Description neatly exectited artitis °ince
GAOc_ERIES;',iOc.
-DEALEU I
VLSO,
CHOICE FAMILY• FLOUR !
PROVISIONS, Sc.
For F,runAly- and hotel use
Extra FABIrLY FLOUE by the barrel
or smaller quantity.
CHOICE NEW:ORLEANS MOLASSES,
HONEY,
• STRAWBERRIES
===M
A LARGE LOT or NEW YORE CANDIES,
FAMILY GROCEItIES!
STOCK!
.IT 'TICE PROVISION
EMI
FAMILY GROCERY STORE OF
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Columbia,' Pa.
A. New Grocery
A IC D
ES