, clje.-:agiumbla•--4g.,
Columbia, r Pa.
Saturday, November 28;1868.
Advertisements;to secure immediate in
sertion, must be handed in on or before Thurs
day evening, each week.
OVER 815,000 have been subscribed to
wards the erection of a home _ Tor friendless
children of this county.
TEE letter carriers in the city of Lan
caster are to be uniformed in accordance
with a provision of anact of Congress.
REv. JOHN LEAMON will preach in
the Presbyterian Church, of this place, on
next Sabbath, morning and evening, at the
usual hours.
ADMITTED TO TILE 13. m.—N. E. Slay
maker, Jr., was on last Saturday, on mo
tion of N. E. Slayrnakor, Esq., admitted
to practice law in tiro several Courts of this
county.
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.—TiIe 'season
of gifts and kind wishes is rapidly ap
proaching, and we notice that our mer
chants are preparing to meet the business
which the period always brings.
BOGUS IN OTES. —Our exchanizcs say
that the country is full of bogus fifty cent
currency notes; they ure printed in a dark
green, and the engraving is rough. Look
out for them.
NEW 011 GAN.—The ticw pipe organ for
the Presbyterian Church at Marietta, has
arrived, and. been brought to use. Prot
Sehmeid, of this place, has been scoured as
org mist
TELL EVERY LIODY.—TeII everybody
what you have to sell and where your place
of business is, through the columns or the
"SOY," and see the markeo effect it Will
have on your money Ora worm.
Quir tr.—D.on't, stand in front ftr the
church doors on
,Sunday evenings gaping
at Indies as they come out. It don't look
\veil. We know that seine ladies are curi
osities to look at, fife wily they dress, but
it shows impudence and ignorance to gape
at them like a lot of baboons. Quit it. Go
home.
ACCIDENT.—The Philadelphia Express
train east ran over a man ono half-mile
west of Parkesburg, Tuesday morning,
injuring him seriously.' One leg will have
to be amputated, and very likely both will
require amputation. namo and resi
dence are unknown.--latelligencer.
CHANGE OF TIME.—A new time table
went into °Sect on the Reading S: Columbia
Railroad, on Thursday, the 20th inst. The
only .change interesting passengers is in
the afternoon train, which will leave Co
lumbia at 3:20 and Lancaster at 3:23, in
stead of 3:00 o'clock.
SENTENCED.—Thos. F. Hamilton, con
victed at the August term of the Court of
Quarter Sessions for this county, of felon
ious assault on the highway, burglary and
larceny, was sentenced on Monday morn
ing, by Judge Hayes, to undergo an im
prisonment of ten years and six monthS in
the Eastern Penitentiary .at Philadelphia.
QUiaty.—What has becOme ofthe York
Democrat:? •Is its
editor. still lecturing?
We hope our recent " puff" •of him was
not too much for his line senses. We guess
we have been cut off as an X. My Lord,
if we have over-cooked.yoa already,:l4;_us,
know, and we'll simmer.! • Say, old fel
low, come over here and lecture, and we'll
introduce your as being somebody else,
.otherwise yOu might get chased—oat of
town.
GREASE ON CARPETS.—TherC is milli
:7l'g that annoys a tidy housekeeper so much
us to have her carpet spotted with lamp oil
or grease, and we therefore make known
for their benefit, the following receipt fur
extracting oil or grease spots from carpets
or clothes. Cover the grease spot with
whiting, and let it remain until it becomes
saturated- with the grease ; then scrape it
off, .and cover it with another coat of whit
ing, and if this does not remove the grease,
repeat the application. Coats of whiting
will, in most'eases, remove the spot, when
it should ho brushed off with a clothe.:C
brush.
LIVE MEN.—Nuch has been written
LP, demonstrate the necessity of selecting
workingmen and mecbanies to' represent
the people in' the Conneil - Cha mber of the
-Boretigh.- Those persons - who made use
of this argument, failing to accomplish
their sinister dc;signs, whipped around end
clamored to get the rich nabobs of the Dem
ocratic party there. They argued that lire
men were wanted to manage the.alltdrs of
the Borough, as they hed successfully teen
aged their own. Sit ereeding a year ago in
getting at least Iwo live members they ex
peet to repeat the dose, and add at least
three more live ones at the coming election.
To appreciate fully the extent and wonder
ful capacity of these 'Men', let the tax-payers
- visit the dungeons tinder the new market
house, and there behold an extensive ineti
.umant to -the folly of incompetent and
llienrtltss men.
On Friday evening last these /ice men
again demonstrated their capacity to
occupy a seat in our National Congress. A
caotion was made to vacate Sixth street,
From Cherry street to the Turnpike. An
amendment was offered to vacate it from
Locust street to the Turnpike. The live
members voted down the amendment, and
permitted the original * resolution to pass,
without dissenting therefrom. They were
opposed to vacating any pau•tor Sixth street,
and did not know that the original resolu
tion so vacated, until twenty-four hours
thereafter, \vhen informed or th o fact.
StIOCKING ACCIDENT.—A terrible ac
cident occurred yesterday at the Susque
hanna Rolling Mill, by which a young
man aged about thirty years, by the name
of Peter Capin, came very near losing his
life, almost instantly. While passing a
three-fourth inch bar of iron at welding
heat through the mill, a mis-step threw him
in the way of the hot bar, when it penetrat
ed the right thigh.en the posterior,or rather
inner pert, passing obliquely inward and
forward, striking the thigh bone six inches
• below the hip joint. The muscles, vessels,
!including the great femoral artery, was in
-staidly cut assunder as by a red hot knite.
The consequent hemorrhage would have ter
minated life before any help could have
been rendered, but that the fearful ea nicti7
:nation of the parts prevented so rapid a d is
• charge as would otherwise have occurred.
Dr. Hinkle being called, proceeded to
-cut into and ligature, or tie the artery
about three inches below the groin, and
so successfully was this aecomplished that
:the bleedingwas instantly arrested. After
the proper bandaging, he was borne to his
:boarding house, De..eles hotel, Second
L4tree ' t. :The easels a most critical one. The
division ,of this large vessel, (the femor
al artery;) it being the • main vessel of
Ithe• limb, moatre'sult, in amputation
of the'thigh_at the joint,'provided a collat
vrati circulation. doei.nht Juke place, in
which event,. the of surgery - give
but Ate chance, out of foUr,:to save :life.
But whatever possibilities exist in the
mse, ,the - , incomparable, skill of our emi
nent surgeon, Dr. Rillkto, willsurely de
tea arid;apply.' •
''001:11.101Tf: "PR0CE}441 , 1 , 08.--.7k , r4.Stated
meeting of the Town Council 0 , 4a.5.,,he1d
Fiidaythe 2.oth inst., tit'7l' P. AV:11r: Amos
S. Green, President, In the Chair. • Present
Messrs. Crane, Detweller, Green, Muli'fn,
bourse, Supplee, Shreiner and DPP
.The minutes of (*hiber 26th, and
7th; were read and approved. , , ,
• The Finance Committee reported $751,77
received by treasurer since . last ltneeting,
and a balance 1n the treasury of $1,117,00.
• The - Market Committee submitted the
following report which was read and on
motion adopted :
"Tlie Market Committee would most re
spectfully report that the market house has
not progressed as rapidly as they would
The delay, Mr. Liphart, says, has
been caused by scarcity of bricklayers and
not receiving the door sills at the time they
were promised. He assures us that there
shall be •no delay front this time on: He
also says that if the weather is at all litvor
able the brick work -will be up by the Ist
of December, and the building under roof
by the next stated meeting of Council. We
report several alterations that are deemed
expedient, viz:
Changing the end fronting on Market
street to correspond with that on Third
street, five extra doors and frames at $55
each, and for the additional pilasters $175;
amounting in all to $l5O. We have also
changed the roof from a comb to a Howe-
Truss, stayed with iron rods extending
across the building similar to most of the
depot roofs, and the samo to be -covered
with tin instead of slate, at
,a cost of $750,
and wo have ordered pilasters to be built
in the inside of the wa t three feet wide by
nine inches thick, same as on the outside.
These pilasters are int.mtled as a support to
the trusses, at a cost of $191,50. We would
recommend that the cells under the market
house be altered and made suitable for
butchers, green grocers and for storing. pur
poses, instead of a lock-up as originally
contemplated; and for such alteration an
abatement of $2lO may be saved, and the
cells thus constructed we think can be
rented to a good advantage. All of which
is respectfully submitted,
Signed, S. S. DETWILER,
'ROBERT CRANE,
DAVID MULLEN,
Market Committee.
9 he Fire Department Commit tee reported
that they had ordered three new plugs.
The pavement. Committee reported that
ravements had been repaired in several
places on Front street, that the Supervisor
has repaired the pavement in front of the
property of 11. E. Wolfe, on Walnut street,
at a cost of $18:9.1. The pavements along
the properties of M. M. Strickler and John
21. lltichman, on Second street, have been
widened and relaid, an improvement wor
thy of imitation.
The work on Filth street is progressing
slowly. The pavement on the southwest
side of Fifth street in front of the lloneton
property, has been repaired by the Save:-
visor at an expense of $5.
In the matter of the petition of citizens
residing near the canal basin, for the adop
tion and carrying oat of some plan to pre
vent the accumulation of water in their cel
lars, the Sanitary Committee reported that
the only effective remedy that they could
suggest, was to request the P. R. It. Com
pany and the P. C. Company, to construct
drain front Maple street under the rail
road and basin to the river, deep enough to
drain the water from the cellars. The
property holders agree to construct drains
from their cellars to intersect with the other.
The Committee is of the opinion that the
water in the canal basin is the cause of the
cellars being flooded, ns this difficulty does
not occur during the winter months when
the water is taken out of the canal.
They reported also,that e nuinber of cases
of low typhoid fever had occurred during the
past fortnight, and that many of the cases
reported at the last stated meeting, were
still under the physicians bands. It was
their opinion that some steps should be
taken before Spring, by Mr. lb gle, to re
move the cause of this disease.
On motion of Mr. Shreincr,the rules were
suspended, and an opportunity given to
citizens present to state their wishes. Wm.
Patton, Esq., on behalf of the Vigilant" Fire
Company,asked that council would make an
additiOnal appropriation of ;5500 in Borough
Bonds, to aid them in paying for their
Steam Fire Engine, and make the bonds
payable April Ist, 1869, instead of in twen-
Objections were then heard to n proposed
alteration in the line of Cemetery road and
Eighth street, and the vacation of Wriglit
st rect.
The following resolution embodying the
proposed changes submitted by Mr. Upp,
at a special meeting held on the 7th inst.,
was then considered :
/leso/vcd, That. Cemetery road east he
moved forty feet further east, niade sixty
feet wick, and extended to Lanea , ter ave
nne ; that Cemetary road south, be made
sixty feet wide, extended to Cherry street,
and - herelly declared to be a part of Cherry
street; that Eighth street be moved sixty
feet further east, tutu Wright street be vaca
ted !nn Cetnetary road, east. to Lancaster
avenue.
Mr. Detwiler withdrew an amendment
elli.Ted at the same meeting . , providing for
the extension ,of fAnnetery road south, to
Sixth atreet, and (;Mitred another innend
ment, which he also withdrew.
Mr. Nourse, then offeretl the following
alnenament:
That Cemetery read be extended in a
straight. line from Eighth street to Cherry,
:ma bra made sixty feet in width, nlid that
Cemetery road east, mui,,,ton stre et west of
Eighth, 111(1 Wright street het W• 21211
and I..anenster.nvellue, be and are hereby
vacated.
anzentlmuent Was agreed to, and th ,
original re:olution adoptt•cl
Notirse submitted the following re,t
lution:
Reso/vol, That Sixth street: smith ul
Cherry street to Lanett-ter avenue, I,e and
is hereby %%waled.
Mr. Stipplce, moved to amend by sub
stituting "Locust" for Cherry..
The ayes and nays wore called for on Mr.
Stipplee's amendment. The vole was as
follows: logs—Mc , ,rs. Crane, Shreiner
and Suppler; tutys—Messru. Detwiler, Mul
len, Nourse and Upp. The amentltnent.
wits declared lost. The original resolution
was Ilion put and adopted.
Michael Liphart's bill lip• extra t•xc•ava-
Lion in the consixtv:lion Of the market house
was referred to the Market Committee, with
authority to settle the same at the rate of
3•t cents per cubic: ,yard.
On motion of Mr. Upp, it was
12c.solval, That the petition of the
Piro Company for an iolditional appro
priation of :3500 be granted, and a Borough
bond for $2.,009 peyuble July Ist, IStl9, be
given them.
On motion of Mr. Mullen, it was
Resolved, That the Supervisor is hereby
authorizeil to cutler that part of Cherry
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
A. petition front Wm. Rochow, fur are=
compenso for damage occasioned to his
property by the opening of streets and al
leys through the same, was referred to Ilia
Road Committee, with instructions to ascer
tain the amount which would be satisfactory
and report at next stated meeting.
The Road Committee reported that the
county commissioners had agreed to pay the
share of the damages sustained in the open
ing of Market street.
On motion of Mr. Detwiler, it was
Rcso/ved, That Market street, on the rear
of the now nun ket house be opened and
graded front alley I to a point foarteen feet
North of the new Market !louse, so as to
pert it:t free passage around the North ear
ner of said market house into Market,
- street, and that Bachman it: Mai tin be
awarded the contract of grading the save,
at a cost not exceeding twenty cents per
cubic yard.
On motion of Mr. Yours°, it was
Resolved, That the Paving Committee be
and are hereby clirec:ed to have the pave
ments in Union street repidrest.
On motion of Mr. Detwiley, it waq
Re.sOlVed, That all persons having lota
extending across the Cal ill! bin and Chest
nut 'lilt turnpike, that ta talreadybeende
cl.•uod Vacated, be allowed to make their
fences across sail vaeated pike Or road.
An invitation froin the Columbia Fire
Engine and Hose Company, to visit their
on Saturday evening, 2lst, inst., was
read and accepted, and the Seeretary di
rected to notify the Company Chia - Council
would call in a body, at 8 o'clock.
A petition praying for the opening of
Fifth street, from Locust to '.'!" . .ulnut, was
read and referred to the Road Committee.
A petition for the opening of Ally G, from
Second to Fourth streets, was reakand re
ferred to the Road,Conimittee.
Sundry bills were read and ordered to be
paid, after which Council adjourned.
,TH,E4E,tyillipe regular services. in, the
E, E. Luthernu Church on to-morrow (Sun
day) morning and evening, 8t the usual
hours.
ARITHMETICAL—In an eight-cornerd,
catty-eornered room, a cat sits in each cor
ner; Seven, eats nre before each cat, and a
cat sits on every cat's tail. How many cats
are in the room? •
SUNDAY SCUOOL CONYENTION. — A
Sunday School Convention will be held at
Mount Joy, this county, on the Ist and 2nd
of next month. It is expected that quite a
number of schools will be present.
To BEAL—The Delaware County
American says: We were shown, on Mon
day, an car of corn, grown on the farm of
Mordecai, Lewis, in Neither Providence,
which ,measured 'seventeen' and , a • half
inches in length,'and perfect in every other
respect. Who can beat that?
Here's the way to beat that ! We have in
our office two ears of yellow corn, grain
firm and close, and in every way perfect,
that measure 3 inches. Who can beat us?
ROBBERY.—On Monday night lest, an
out-building attached to the dwelling of
Joseph Tyson, on Locust street, between
Fourth and Fifth, was eutered,, and a bed
quilt, bucket, basket filled with corn, a shin
of beef and some few other articles stolen.
Constable McGinnis arrested a "scallawag"
on 'Wednesday, who gave his name as An
drew Johnson. It was discovered that ho
sold the articles stolen, all ofwhich were re
covered, except the beef and corn. The de
fendynt was taken 'Wore Sam'l Evans,
Esa., who committed him to prison to an
swer at January - Court.
TUE FADI for the beuefit of the Columbia
Classical Institute, will be held in Odd:Fel
lows' Hall, commencing on Thursday even
ing, December 10th. In addition to fancy
articles, refreshments, .I:c., the ladies pro
pose having It supper, one evening of the
Fair, and they invite contributions of poul
try, meats. bati cr, groceries, and any . other
articles appropriate for such an entertain
ment. Those who design contributing to
ward the supper, are requested to make
known, ac soon as convenient, what arti
cles they will give, by leaving word at Mr.
Patton's store, or at the Institute.
• Tar. CITY OP COLUMIIIA.-- - 11"o are
glad to learn that :natty of our citizens have
expressed theinselves in favor of convert
big our Columbia Borough into a City, and
hope that the necess:u•y steps may be taken
when the Legislature meets to obtain legis
lation for so dosi ruble a purpose. It is un
necessary to specify the many advantages
that nnist result therefrom, for everybody
knows, that every Borough that has ever
become a city has remained so—and no
city has ever been somersetted buck into
Borough_ Therefore let Columbia be a
city and take a statni among the cities of the
o . o:•kl, who knov - s what that city will
come to.
ELOQUENT SERMON —We had the
pleasure, last Sabbath evening, of listening
to a most eloquent sermon by Bishop
Mark wood, in the United Bretlu•cu Church,
of this place. Mr. Keys' announcement of
a discourse on " The cad of all things," drew
a crowded house. The Bishop droppingin,
consented to occupy the pulpit, and though
the audience were disappointed as to the
subject, they were not disappointed as to a
good sermon. The subject was "Experi
mental Religion," and formed a masterly
effort, rich iu logic—philosophic and bril
liant. The Bishop's health is still feeble,
but the sermon of last Sabbath evening was
the work eta giant mind. His present con
dition speaks volumes for the medical skill
of Dr. Hinkle, under whose treatment this
able minister, once pronounced hopelessly
incurable, is so surely recovering.
VALLI 01 , EADE:iO .—T h e following
should receive the'careful attention of eve
ry parent, us well as every young man in
the countly: "A child beginning to read be
comes delighted with newspapers, because
he reads of names and things which are fa
- Ili—, pnotcorsroZ.l . TrA. 'ssccorti
ingly. A newspaper, in ono year, is worth
a quarter ‘ so'much schooling to a child, and
every father must consider that a substan
tial information is connected with this ad
vancement. The mother of a family being
one of its heads, and having a more imme
diate charge of children, should herself be
interested. A mind occupied becomes forti
fied against the ills of tiro and is braced for
any emergency. Children amused by read
ing- or study are, of course, considerate and
inure easily governed. How many thought
less young men have spent their earnings
in taverns or grog shops, who ought to have
been reading ? How many parents who
never spent twenty dollars for their fami
lies, would gladly have given thousand; of
dollars to reclaim a son or daughter, who
had ignorantly mid thoughtle;sly fallen in
to temptation."
THANKSGIVING DAY IN noLUMIIIA
Thursday last was observed in COIll bia.
by suspension of business and a parade of
the different tire companies. Early in the
morning the over-hanging clouds threat6n
ed to interfere with the pleasures of the
day, but ;timid. ten o'clock they were dis
pelled, and the day proved clear, with high
winds.' About twelve o'clock the "Colum
bia" company received the "Laurel" Com
pany, as visitors, from York, and alter par
taking; of a delieious repast at Findley's,
they proceeded, headed by the York band
hi the "Columbia" engine house. During
this tone the "Vigilant" company had it ,
new engine on exhibition in front of its
house on Seeond street, awaiting the form
ing of the preeession. The Vigilant's en
gine is a beautiful piece of wet kmanship,
but time and space will not admit. of a full
description Inc..'. At about two and adtalf
o'clock, the proves , ion formed in thoifollow
ing order : "Laurel" Company, of York,
preceded by the Worth Tufa:dry baud
of York ; "Columbia" Company, preceded
by the Columbia Cornet band ; "V;gilant."
Company, proceeded by the Marietta Brun:
Corps. In the above order a march was
taken through the principal streets, and
the demonstration was very creditable to
all concerned. Beside the Companies enu
merated above we noticed delegations from
"Washington" and "Empire" Companies
of Lancaster. After the march had been
gone through with, and congratulations
excite aged, the "Vigilant" Company took
their new engine down to the banks
of the Sasquehauna, and under the direc
tion of Mr. Clapp, ono of the builders,
a trial of ca pact ty was commenced, which
proved highly satisfactory. It took 13 1 2
minutes to raise .Itigian enough to throw wa
ter, which is more time than is ordinarily
allotted. 'This was, however, a trial, with
the machinery unexereised. Its work
ing was the admiration of all beholders,
.and left the satislaution of its worth and
efficiency in every mind. We had not the
opportunity to measure its force. The
Yorli Company rut arned home, much pleas
ed with the pleasures of the clay, at 63
o'clock. Everything passed off quietly and
creditably, save here and there a limber
kneed individual, who had given way io a
spirit unnatural to the true gentleman, but
be it said to the credit of the Firemen, such
characters were" hum triers," and unrecog
nized by any of the Fire organizations.
At night the " Vigilant" Company gave
a Ball at the Odd Fellows' Hall, which was
attended with abundant success. The danc
ing was kept up until a late hour, and the
utmost good order and harmony prevailed.
L'.—Another trial of the " Vigilant"
engine was bad yesterday morning, which
was even more satisfactory. The contract
called for .power to throw a stream from a
1.1. inch nozzle, the distance of :275 feet
These figures were overcome, the stream
reaching 104 feet, through 100 feet of hose.
The engine showed steam in about three ,
minutes after die lire WitS light-d. This
elegant engine was built by Messrs. Chipp
dt. Jones; of New York, at a costa - '4,750.00,
and has been formally received by the Com
pany. • -
ANOTHEIt ACCIDENT .— On Wednesday
morning; Charles Ga . llakerra - werkiiiini"itti
Grubb's Furnace, was"Se'verely',lntured in,
several places, by a pile of bricks falling
upon him. He was attended bi-" Dr.
Murpbey, and is now doing well.
" SOME PUMPKIN."—Mr. Lee Shu
man, of Manor township, leftat otfr office,
on Thursday last, a twin-pumpkin, of the
ordinary variety. Its size is good, but its•
peculiarity is in its being (limbic, and ;each
puMpkin being perfecit. new:spiiper
men always get the oddities. - ;
LOT PURCHASED FOR THE VIGILANT
FLUE CoMl'ANY.—The Vigilant , Fire Con 24
pally have purchased, from Mr. Christian
Myers, the tine lot upon which his coach
worts are erected, at No. 24 North SecOnd
street. Price paid, $1,320. The Company
will commence the erection of a new find
splendid engine house on this lot, just as
soon as arrangements can be made.
Fatal Accident.
VALLEY MILL, Chester Co., Pa., I
Nov. 23, 1868.
MEF..sas. Eurrorts.—A very sad accident
happened on Friday evening last, at Hus
ton Penrose's lolling Mill, at 7} o'clock.
John Melieefrey, a green hand, was greas
ing the gudgeon of the water-wheel, and
either slipped or was caught by the large
fly-wheel, and was immediately drawn
through a space of eight or ten inches, being
thrown with great velocity to the bottom of
the pit. lie was found soon after, but life
was extinct', his head being mashed hi.
Ire leaves a with and seven young children
iu destitutO circumstances. Ills' remains
were sent to Philadelphia to-day.
Yours, Sze., ;
11. C.
Our ?."hick Lixt--- No. 2
IVe continuo to-day the publica
tion of the names of parties that
are indebted to this office and who
refu;te to pay by taking no notice
of our appeals. We shall add to
p the list weekly, as opportunity af
-1 fords: ,
. .
A. L. Eberl In, McConnelsville, 0....23 75
J. M. Nell; Port Mahon, Ind 2 50
fames S. Norton, Pittsburg, Pa 2 50
tense Newcomer, Johnstown, Pa..... 2 50
fames W. 'famish '
Lancaster, Pa.. 5 23 Isac M
ayers " 25
Mason 'Kidder, " 2
r, Huntington, Pa 2 50
I. M. McCartney, Ness , Florence, Pa 2 73
Jos. II Ellinger, New Hope, Pa 2 50
James A. Fxinson, Columbia, Pa... 2i50
I The above accounts will be sold
Ito the highest bidder. Who buys?
IRE
T. 0. BautiEu is still pushing ahead
hi his business, and only asks a visit from
the reader to prove that he is selling goods
at unprecedontly low prices. If you want
boots, shoes, notions, ikc., don't lorget that
1. 0. Bruner is ahead of all others in that
line of trade.
THOSE who suffer from coughs, colds,
bronchitis, crow p, inlitten7a, or whoopkng
eone,h, will lied sure relief in Dr. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Clwrry, which Les now
barn in use for neerly half a eentury,.and
still maintains its long established reputa
tion as the great remedy for all diseases
of the the throat, lungs, end chest.
PULLIC SALE OF PrizsoNAL rnormt-
Ty.—lf. 11. Heise being about -to lease his
Ore F.u•m near Silver Spring, in West
Ilempfield township, will offer at.Tublie
S tie, at the public house of Mr. Hopkins,
at the above place, pn the Marietta and
Lancaster turnpike, on Thursday, Decem
ber 3rd, 1898, four heavy draft horses, and
one sorrel mare heavy with foal, by the St.
Lawrence horse, owned by Jacob H.Strick
ler. Also carts, harness, wheelbarrows, ttc.
• WANT OF ENERGY Ts one great cause
of misfortune in business, as well as a ne
glect of household duties. ' The us 'e of
Speer's "Standard Wine Bitters" will ef
fettually give tone and energy to the physi
cal powers or the system, antl remove lassi
tude. The Peruvian Bark contained in
thein, will also core Ague. For sale by
Sohnston, Holloway tti; Co., and Frederick
Brown, corner or Fifth and Chestnut ,
streets, and by other Druggist,.
TIIE G REAT HOC/ SETIOLD REMEDY.—
In the whole history of medicine there is
no remedy so universally popular as Mish
ler's llerb Bitters. It is a mild, generous
and efficacious preparation, containing no
deleterious ingredients; it is a never-fail
leg purifier of the blood—always stimula
ting it into healthy action ; and it removes
-or obviatea.un. dararigerroanta which arc tha
~
orat to,••/
tem. Thus, it is a far more reliable medi
cine than any other. Those who have used
it know it cured theta ; those who have not,
know it cured their friends and neighbors ;
and what it does once it will do again, for
it is adapted to all ages and conditions, in
all climates. It is a constant safe-guard
against disease, and a perfect regulator of
the digestive organs. Sold by all drug=
gists and storekeepers.
Pitoonnss.—Columbus Failed to the
American coast in a four hundred ton ship,
and first landed upon the island of St. Do
mingo. Last week a vPssel from St. Domin
go unloaded in New York over four hun
dred tons of St. Croix Rum for P. 11. Drake
t.t.t. Co., of that city. This is but a few weeks
supply of thit; article, which these -gentle
men use in the manufacture of the,celebrar...
ted Plantation Bitters. We are informed
by an exchange that Messrs. Drake tt'Co.
have not advertised a dollar for a year, but
that the sales or this article vortineet the
former enormous figure. It 1564, tit& re
ceipts of the Plantation Bitters wore equal
to those of the New York & New Haven
Railroad. -
Magnolia Witter.—So parlor to the best
imported Ciertnan Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
Those of us who live away from the eity,
eannot, have that acquaintance with Phil
adelphia bo,inews houses, which alone will
enable It, to secure all possible advantages
in making porehase there. Su that on
going to the city to wake a purchase, it suit
of cloths for instance. we aro" bewildered 00K A 0 ENTs
and waste our time and patience in looking ,
limb-!!tS. W. llNKLElCSExplontii,;ns . :Lad Adven-
Are meeting with rare savers. In sellni cr
o round an• I finally do not succeed in -
lug exavtly what we wanted. Much of this tures among the • NLI..E Tli,ll 1 LIZA It lES of
ilitlleolty could lie avoided, our time saved
.0 1. i li t iss e e l t N ,p l ti l. ,l t t r . ; . %ll l . l l l e i l z t , i i s c r e w ,il a l d : J , c g t l l i. :i t t i v , , , , t i n,4( , ) . l. 4 %: ,, it, ,
and our patience preserved, if we would
just take the trtni hie to glance over the ad- I )c ; i t 1 !: " ' !,. 1 , 1. 1 1, 1 ,,.., ( 1 '2 . 1. ,.1 11 4, 1 : 1 i t , e , 0 S: PEI t 0 ni l TIIE 0 -
1; ertic, i n g voltunns of this paper belbre going or iweiile wittv sit ti u r
to town. , . , folly e.intlilio., t lir] Illmt interest with ..,011(1 an
te l'Of!ViVe :VI verti;enients only frOin the stroetion. Agents, mate and teloale, sell It
Loos!. reliable houses. For instanhe in time
" •P il s i m i i . l . lomirald.rf 'or scieolltle explora
clothing Elie, the leaden ad is tiott. geo“Talthkal tll:i ' cl ' > : verY. anti Pcrsorial td
that of Wanainaker A: I:rown, and we need vent nre.—S. F. Mb.,
look. no further but on going to porch:is , : -It is I...tied in a very attractive form, and is
our Fall and Winter Wear,
„ N i v i e lt ctlitiict4
full
n:- .1. t,• ,, ,, l t l t. l .l ,.. t. , t i : i i t i y i;i : t.t .,, t r i c s c a ,n l'l , :l r l ; ll l l : l ,.. C , ,: t l , — ,n .i t ie :; tra . ,7 l , l ./ . /1 4. 71 .1 e A tt s . E
• ....k. Co., 1 u0.i.n.,,, I larth ird. Coml.. loetlo-11w
St ntight to SiNh and Market,
te-sui.tnce of tot ng able to d o there the very
hest thing, in the way of buying clothes
NE TV AD VERTISEMENTS. 3 7 1[ us 1 c 1,E,, c -, 0N s .
ELEU.CION NOT IC E. ,
'lli, underslgded would respeetfull - It f - •
An elect on for President-find Manager:the elth, 11., I , i - ClAlllllbia and vielnltv,th• ' "' IT.
of rite Columbia Gas ContlianY will be hold'aiitas lately arrived front Rome, New - Yorlz .l ; t t ' oi l l
the otliee of the said Company on SATURDAY, -S prepared to gi we lesson, in Music to all who
the 12th day of killlt 1563, between the nay desire liar i'orylci' , .
hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 3 P. M. Aii,..s :11.11:111.1 nErscilm.vs,
CILVS. H. McCUT,LOI3OII. 1 N 0.131 South Fourth :street,
Seererary ik. Treasurer. PV-ll 'I l'l'l ty.. Columbia, Pa.
. -
nom C~-:c~sj
cNSTitUCTIONS 1N .113 - SIO
f iSTATE OF Glik_llLES CLARK
'he undersigned would re...pv(lll/113 -
n: citizens 01 Collin:Ma mind vicinity that he Is
,__,4 Lat,. , of the Borough of Coltunbia, deed. , COLUMBIA, September Ist, littli.
give lessons in music loan who may
Letters of administration on said estate hav- inform
ing Leon granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted therm ic, ate I equestod to make Mime- reli. ll ."! to
diate payment, rind those having claims or de- #P,ii.ehii. services.
mands against the same will present them -..., forhas, at his r ,, ldoneo, a first-ems, Piano,
set tlement to the undersigned, residing In I'Mn which, Pupils from the country, and those
Itapho township, Lancaster county, Pa. I town who have no Instruments.; can take
nov7-tits.j IirEPILEN Git Pit NGErt, telt. lcssoits, 1111,1 also practice.
PM
vsTATE OF REUBEN MULLISON, septmtri
_124 Late of Columbia, Penn'a, deceased. -- -- _ _ •
_ _ ______
Letters or administration de bonen non, C und er=
~ CONFECTIOX_ER Y cf.,
on said estate having bc-en granted to the I , ~ - .0.
signed, all persons indebted thereto,nrerequest...t" -- w -- . ----,--------------- :; - --- - _ — ....
ed to Janke immediate settlement, and , those TICIIARDS"
.0 ILL 6T10.1C E, Pu Y !
having claims or demands against the same, ,
will pre,ent them without delay for settlement
to the undersigned. T I . 1 1
THOMAS A. scorr, Philadelphia; V
Or to ids Attorney CrEo. F. Ba.ENE:trws,
wnovl.4-6twi Lancaster. NO. 1.52 LOCUST ST., COLUMBIA, PA.
! &Rms. cANDrEs. l niurrs AND CREAMS,
,
on hand.
W HE 11.11 'CO INVEST MONEY
_:thoilncittit k s l u n if i pi l i t e7 t , e 4t . " l l i sta le n e nY Cream in
The following summary of a, Policy recently .
paid to the widow of a Lancaster county citizen 1 -il
b 'll MUTUALLIFEINSURANCECOMP
ie., ANN F mrns or .Nloptd:2, at Short Notice and Reason-
OF NEW YORK, must convince the Working nu /tnit” ,
Man that there exists no easier way of provid- t, i
log for his family, and the Rich Man that no ,
where else can ho Invest money to so good ad- , LADIES' . cysTELt s_iLoox,
vantage as by the purchase of (the best and
safest estate in the world,)' i
a Policy In the " Mu'-I . tql - ' ...e p ensure' n announcing to , my limner
tun! Life." is friends that I have :opened an oybTElt SA
STThDIARY : , DON for 'the special accommodation of La-
Policy No. 11009, Issued September' 29tb, lif.o, es. None but the 'best oysters will be used.
to Geo. Title, Columbia, Pa.,for $lOOO, quarterlyamlitAs and parties supplied at short notice.
payment of $3.09. :\iatured
Amount paid to family ............ L....51,2.55.59013-US-tfl ' • ALLEN RICHARDS,
Total cost in 0 years with interest coin- • ' ' ,
Pounded at 6 per cent
21-8 . 96 10 . N.FECT1 ON E R Y AND FRUIT OF
../ ALL KINDS IN SEASON.
Clear gain of q,0011.6:3
- '
Mr. Tine's proportion of the .protits of the Parties and Families supplied with ,
0
Company amounting to $6. more than the:cost •,: ...
of the Polley. No other Company in the worh ; l , IC B C R. - F ,,, AAi
can show such an example as this. ,
EDW. DROWN, Agent. • the Preeze,r, or in Moulds. with promptnessat
Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa. , ' G EO. •
Uoin lag the Franklin House, J. SMITH'S,
Locust, street.
_
--
?..:S.---AiNo, a than a.....bortinent of ,TOYS and
lley Articles. constantly tin hand...
CARD.
, ithA a .-,.—A. Laren and i CoM
COLL73IIIIA. Oct. 21 th ; 15CA. , "...--__________ ______ _____ ________
TILLS IS TO CERTIFY that I have thls dity±ir l -'. -:—...., ~,, • - ' ' ,
received front the „Ilutual 'Life Insurance Coin- .1"- ,11 "
patty of New York, per Mr. Brown, the Lancia- '""modleirs., FRONT TtOOM, , In complete
ter county Agent, the sum 0f:11,255.50,1n full; for Ar' suitable for'aMattlee of any - kind; In t I. •
a Policy of $lOOO, with the dividend additlons atie'llow netlipled by Sum't 11. I..ockard, Walt
on the life of toy late husband, Ceorge Tllle:'' , t tareet, above Front, Columbia, Pa.
not?-Rw] _ C. C, T11,1,E, ,' .:,.:' ' Apply tO , • ' ' H. E. WOLFE.
. -- • '' ''''
DRY GOODS, &c.
NEVT . Iq-OP?? S .
UST !
•
SIIOES,"&c.
HATS,
BOOTS,
Lliare now reapy,frortlip s ••-;.
f • .1
TALI.A'SD I\-1 - 2,:rrEle'fil—AME,
a largo %E.Gack: for . lnsrectlon, consistliig ' of
.13: ‘1 1 1 / 4 .:
. AND C
BOYS' BOOTS AND 8110E-'9.,;
best :makes, and at prices to. stilt every one.
LAiarts , MISSES' AND - CHILDREN'S BOOTS:
esßeelal . attention as to style and quality.
NONL IIUT TIDE BFST :MAKES
QUALITY GUARANTEED,! !
II 00 P S —Ne es t Style,
For Ladies, :illsses and Children, at lice lotest
1-1.
HOSIERY - al.' NOTION ‘DEI'ARTINIENT.
.There . .wlll be : found a largo stcsik to sglect from.
Best English Bose, bleached and unbleached,
at low prices.: —
Best $1 Corsets, .`
•••• ''
Dress and Coat Trimmings,
New Style Buttons for ladies' coats.
REMEMBER THE CASH' STOREi!
: WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL.
AMOS R. ROUGENDOBLER,
•
oet.ll:tf.J Corner Third &Cherry Sts
LApIES'
4 FANCY FURS I
AT -
JOUN PAREIRA'S '
Old EAktunshea 'run Manufactory, !
NO. 71S ARCH STREET; '
above 7th: PHILADELPHIA. - '
Have. now in Store of my own lintairtaticin
and Manufacture, one. of the
,Largeht and nioht,
beantlinl beluetrous of .
. FANCY FURS,
•
Also; aline assot:tnierlt, of "Gent.',' -Fur Gloves
and Collars. -
I am enabled to dii.poi,e of My goods at very
reasonable prices, and I would therefore soli
a cad from my friends of Lancaster county and
vicinity.
ira-Itemetalit , r the Nrne,Number and Street!
• •J OHN.s.liAitlanA,
No. 717 Arch el., ab. 7th, South side, l'lnlai'a.
11,2‘..1 have no Pat tiler, nor Connection with
any other Store in rhitailelpiiiit., „foctil-tfw
,rILOVIS,CUSSIMEItES,VESTINGS
AND:
, •
READY-MADE CLOTHING
HAGER '&,. . 13 It 0 T TI E . R S
IZare now opened the largest stock of ibe above
goods ever offered in I.:nu:aster. •
Chinchilla Beaver, Bsgni flans 'Beaver, Moscow
Beaver
OVE,' TIC O.A.TT
A hr. SISSMIIS
FINE i:IZENCI I CO.%.TINGS.,
BEAVER DOESKIN.COATINGS
SILK MIXED COATINIiS, '
.I.ILACIC,IIROWN and D.1.11r.r.1.
CIASSII , JEII.ESI, r;l-Myles. \N - ear, In
-great 'varie 1110:NI \ s_‘..r IN Err:-;,
1:11-INTIICIICY VELVET'
COIIDS, ate. -
READY-11ADIF,'
=1
Of our own inunufacturearitt wnrinntedlu:ipw
lIENSIMO=I
FINE DRESS SUITS; .ItUSINESS - SUITS,
BOYS' , ST.IITS. : .
- OVERCOATS from the finest Estintinaux
Beaver to ordinary -
oettirti.] • HAGERS: BII.OI2IIERS.
FALL AND WINTER
.;
DRY d-dcws!
HAGER & 111OTIIERS,
LANCASTER, PA.,
Ilave now open a stock of Fall and- Winter
Goods, all of which have been - parchased ,tor
cash, and will be sold at the Lowest Prices.•
FLANNELS, •• • •
Bleached and. Unbleached, , Canton Flannels.
Wool Shaker Flannels. Ballard Vale Flannels,
Red, Yellow and illne, nixed. plain and twilled
Flannels, Fancy Skirting Flannels and Sack
ing FlannelF,
ROCKDALE BLANKETS, GRAY AND•WOOL
DRESS - GOODS FOR LADIES 'AND
CHILDREN,
In nil the new materials and styles. ,
LVULNS CELEI3R-ITED MOURNING GOODS
Inßombazines, Ttitnees c• Ilarrlth. ExPres3 PoP -
Hags, Poplin Al:iv:was, 3loltixs Sc.
BLACI:TIIIBETLONG dc SQUARE shAivr-s,
all gnalittes. - • , •
CLOAICS AND CLOARINGS,
S II A W LS_,
MOCHA LONG AND - ,SQUARE SRA'WLS,
open and filled centres.
PLAIN and FANCY SQUAILE_SILVWTS.
' A,'"e invite nn examination of the above. to
gther with 11 general steel:. of 'Dr' Goods, ear
,,pts, Wall Papey;p,tteeti+v,mio, Cr.
WiLYT:ED.
G ENTS IVANTEI) 1:011, ~. •
" mEx or Olin 1).1.1":"
lie mon who govern our country, make its
-Ik
-110s, havetought Its bat ales, Channel! us With
twir eloquence, founded our colleges, control
dr railroads, mauumetories„ and our linances
41110 attraotlve \ "Wine, full of vivid interest,
M.-like Mustn't tons and charaeterist lc anecdote
-6111 well-tilled pages-12 line steel portraits,
md. the lives of over Tiny men., Price low to
sult the times.-The oheapest 4 as well the most,
ntinesting book puhliolle.l villain nee years.
Sales if 111111•11,1.. EVeryb.dY Wilni, to 1111)01 the
life history of these men. Send tor Ctraelar to
Zi . 11t11.1.111., McCURDY iti 179..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Ort2i-tf
MUSICAL
W. H. 1301.71tNE;)
No. 210 Locust St:. Columbia
1 . - 7 1 - 11.7117CniaCOMITCK. - '"•° -,
- • -
• ',..
:Co. 57 \VET KING 5T111 , .1.71',
I..I.NCASTE7I,
Treats private ilisea..es sucec- , inliv with hi.
new remedies: ••
m • •
Also weal:nes, fro indiseiCtliM , ; of youth
either male or female. The. niedlCille is pleas
ant, to the taste and smell. No change of diet
Paula is hot ng.to , present t h chisel oat
have to their address lir tleterfb
log disease in their let tern. Stilet secrecy ob
served in all eases. - -
W
• - EU 1 7 0 E` 13, •
FROM ACHES OR PAINS ?
"SAYRE'S INSTANT PAIN CURE,"
rpnE BEST REMEDY IN EXISTENCE FOD
j. • THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM, NEU- ft,
atALGIA., TOOTHACHE, .ILEADACHE, EAR
ACHE, SCALDS, BURNS, FROST BITES, and
all, other ACUTE PAINS.
His applfed'exte , rnallr, with a small canters
hair brush, (one of which accompanies each bot
tle.) It is pleasant, entirely harmless, and does
not in the least soil or harm the skin. ITS Cu ims
ARE LASTING. One apphenhon will in than pre
mmutcp onetnee 7110,1 ektptical uJ (In t "lay lcoulerfill
WE, CHALLENGE TILL* WOULD TO rit(DIJCE ITS
..:Yo limit,' once acquainted it'll, its
urtues will be without it.
See what J. A. Dudley says of the Bun of
lludley,&Stallbrd, one 01 the largest wholesale
drug establishments In this country:
L. Mtsn Lnu Jr. Co.. Reading, Pa.—Dear Sirs :
It affords me pleasure to speak of the wonderful
effects of your "Pain Cure," in my own case.
In June last I was attacked with Neuralgia in
my abdomen anti side. After suffering intensely
for nearly two weeks, I was induced to try your
remedy, and after an application, to my utter
surprise, I was relieved in a few seconds. So
sudden was the relief, that I could scarcely be-
Hove my/awn senses. 'From my knowledge of
the preparation, Itirmly believe that it will stop
pain Main nearly . every cause, and almost in
stainfy- ReApeetfully, your-.
J. A. DUDLEY.
Price Fifty Cents. For Salt by all Druggists.
E. MISIILER 6.: Co.,
Sole Proprietors and MA n ufacturers,
.2t, - ,• and-111! 1 PI:SN STI;E:7r,
fel,. 8, READI.: , ;(* PA.
AYE (VS
I'o Till; REIs:ON'ATION OF THE II AI lt
rEM=E
A tlycfcsing which teat met , score:ll4f , , healthy
ut tr ,freettial for pro , Cll, tug the It.tir.
or: fot.t.V 11. UP. Is stops: It.r- , r(tttrlt To rfri 0111-
ftIY.A COLOR. AND TM: ro.te, rns:sliNcs. , ;
op yot - Tlr. Tin ti !aut. If. ft:cheat:ll, I.llling haul
is eheelted, and baittll,s Ottk.2l, net al
ways, enred by !: te-e. ie , tore the
hair 'whore the fenhtles lilt ltt..Ntrk. , q)r the
glantls atroinocd soft devayed. 13nif such a, re
main can be, saved On osentlnes,. the. appli
cation. In,teaft fff ton I the lour v1t1: a paky
sefliinent, It Wilt ke.p It t ',All and vigotort,. Its
flee:l , l°)nd Ilse v.' OA prevent the hale nont turn
In.,,f•gray Or Lt!litle; fdt,and foonstaitnnVo. ine,ent
Itnettes,. roto th°,o defet lin:, :Lll,
:ThIIII,CS Wtititt pre: ardtif,:e. dateter
°as and 111 Jlllll4l, lot illy hod - , Clie V1.40r can I,lli
h•Ill 0111 !) llltl it. 11 tc.unrtl t le try ,
II AIR' I)IiESSING,
nothing else C:171 :0, 1 - 0111,1 desirable.
neither nit nor dye, It thin, not whae
MIIII,TIV,IIIIII-yPt lasts longer Ott the Lan•, U.', \ tug
it a iieh lustie and a gr.tte•lnl perinme.
erured I
Prztel teal mid .I.maly leal Chem fists,
ovinl'6-:Iplwl PRICE t)
3 LIS CELL AIVE 0 S.
ei
EOFtG E BOGLE, Pi: nee frrn c.
The highest Cash prices paid for all kinds of
Grain. -
SUPERFINE AND EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
for sale; also Mill Feed of all kinds. Wheat
Ground and Parked to order. Grist work
and Chopping done. Chopped Corn
and Oats. Cgrn Meal and
G B.A.TIAM -FLOUR
For sale at all times, and delivered to any part
tf Ow town. , ta:liown and country ettsttan
'April 6, 1567.
T K.
e. 9 • •
DEALER IN
'SY VIVA') F.,01,1i:
CALF KIP, UPPER AND SPLIT
LEATLIER, MOROCCO, LININGS. Also,
VARIETY OF SHOE FINDINGS,
t Bast end or Ponovlvanla Railroad Depot
spl94lmwl
G RAY'S FERRY.
- tut INTD:Ci INK WORKS
Orny'g Ferry and Tliirty-Tl.fr.l rf;et...,
I'liitadelhhin,Prima.
C. E. ItDDIN:-:ON,
31a n rrr or
11L,ACIC .ANI) C01.011:1,11 PIZINTING AND
LITII OGII.kI'II. I C.; .12`.: VAI,INISITEs': &I;
[,01,16-3rn
STS} LE.
All kind.; of Plidn and Ornamental Slat in
attended to with pronildnes. and de,p.delt. Re
pufting time, de. Ih.-ddeneo, \0..11 South .Ith
eet. Colnintna, P.m. Je•_*,l-ttd
I•lN ' N r-r ) I f : r l , s r or O v P qe.: 5 1: 1 • C i ) 1 (- Nt i l ) 1 1 1
Ise given. -\;lart,s 1.:4),N: CJO, C.,11:1,11,1.1,
T OTS!
LOTS cilf 1.0T:-;!
I.atge or linual, on SI):11, street. or
street, and on•Lorust• si reel, and Walnut street.
Thohe fronting on Loonst ant: Walnut streets
19 , 1 feet deep 1,, ,1 11 feet wale elle,.
to .1. 11. MIFFLIN
A.C; /IST FOR „
STATEN I SI.A.NI )
1) LNG EST AIILISIDI ENT,
TAO tes 7...tre,ges, Cloak's, Vella, Gl oyes, Ri I ,boas
nil tiil ka or all IC: ad, (Iyud :my color.
A ko, Icinen CO:ltS, Ve•l
K W Glnves wa , lied to louk like new.
Secitirlar. rival ring', Sc., done at short Emile..
I will receive got..lti at Iny riiiire and fulls:aril
then 10 the
=3l
)y - =', 671
7 eni,,l WINES A-DL.IQUUIt!
, linaclulter:tted ao:l:l,iquoi.,
p,o to the sto:e of the subserllier. Ife has elel:ant
• - C fr.A. 1\ - B A l\r•I1 E ,
Which for qualltyand flavor. cannot be excelled
the celeb•ated ItOOSTlstt WI! IsK EY,
Yankc•eltuse,Jamaice
' "
Brandy, Cherry ;and Gurrain Whoos.
We bark; tVin e. s Lrandies, Gin?, C. Old
INlonongaliela of all grade:+. Give its a cult and
ex:uullie for yourself. CILI..I3.LES
Conivr of r,',Mtinurce:uldWidilut Sls., Cot unibia.
WATCH E'' AN!) JEW' EERY I
INDUCEMENTS OFFERED!
AMERICAN WATCHES,
A.s Inw , ns ;!...$l,. in two oz, Cn,es, wnirnn t v4l f.
I wo year.; 3, I, 5 an,l fi 0f... Cr.te,
1. full aNsortntent of tin Celobrated
Seth Thomas Clocks.
They nre the beat Clock:. inaalf. Call and hee !
.11,0, a foil nuaxell ected.ed sto-k of
srlivEß P r„k T 'I) 'IV .1 E !
From thr Iwst. F.:wt. - Air:: In the U. S.
JEWEI.ILY IN
from the I , .etnrie.4!
srEcTA.cr,E. , , in gob:, ailvt-r, alai plated
Frames, to salt all age.
Iti:P.‘IIZING of all promptl3 - at
e: tided In, at
SPERING%i 31:11,*177.11.1" STOntl,
near the Nev. Dopot
-,'' 0 0 K—K EE RIN G.
) The Con:lnertial Depart aunt of Columbia
Amssieal Institute, is now open. The Bra itches
taught are, Book-Keeping by st ugh. and double
Entry—as applicable to Wholcsato and Detail,
and Cutimussion Businoss, Partnership, Com
pany Speculations, 4.0., .to.
Also. Penmanship. and Caumerelal ,it r1:111 110-
tic. Each pt intent will receive iwpitrilte in
structions—which will lie, thorough and prin.-
t leal.. .
J'ln ('lass. flint On MONII.I V and Turns
ruy EVEN INGS. at .
For &c., appl? to the Trhitt pal.
Rev. 11. S. ALEXANDI:It
October 21,
TEAM PR LNTING.—CaIi at the
SteamPritittimllattNe of the COLUMBIA
..e., .Y. mar of Columbia National .I lank, and ex
am I tie specimens of Letter f1em1.4,7. , .:0te , ,Cti rd. he
JIIEDICAL.
(Cato in. 2). McCort»lck-:.,)
No. 69 ISEracmAN Sr., New York,
January sth, 1869.
lair
Du 3. C. AYEI: Co.,
Lo wc.
CI TISTZ.: UT STREET,
LA NCAST ER ,PA
BUILDING LOTS!
.1. C. 1;1;CH ER 'S
Store, Luetint Street,
Co.umb
lEEE
IMEI=I
_FOR SALE.
TTIBLIC ' -SALE
vu Satuilloy Dee. r4ll, ISGS.
Will be sold at Public Kali, at the Franklin
Mucus. (kept by Martin Ent 111)111 Ct.iunil.la. the
follemintg desrrlhed valuable propertv.lietaa the
property known as FA AI- M, ad-
Join! ng the Itorotnai of t , ilanabla on the K.•nt h-
East. tutu lands tit F. S. Dietz, %1.
- Id: Strict:dor and others, and non' In no.
orcu
p:utry .1.1 , 11ry Woho.
TE'S'T NC). 1,
Containing alio= 12 Acre , . is all that u.irt of the
ni.lln ly int; West, of 11th of reel, (extetecisid of Ihe
.Borough oree/unibia, and North of the patine
road running through the furol. The improve
luuts are a Double Two Story Lriek Ti WEL
LING HOUSE and a ono story Itriti: Ritehen,
Frame Sly, Smoke. Rouse, Cora Crib,
and other out-buildings. Cistern at the door•
well and pump in the yard; running wat'er
through thit, trust.
This is a very desirable propel ty for lalsinu
yea:et:ll,les for the market, the soil huts; welt
adapted to that purpose.
=DEEM!!!
Containing 7 Acres, lying:North of public road
b• fore nn•ationed, and. between MI: and 111th
I,treetl,.(42x.ten(le4o.
TRACT :1,
Conk - 0111oz shout Ih i Acres, bounded by 10th
and Manor Streets, (extended%
TrAc-r No. f.
Contning about Acres, lying Nortli of nanor
Streot. ti,xteinletio Or floss
ier it lireen. I'. 1_11,1.: and 11.
pint or lbeahove property may he soon At
Erwin's Franklin Ilome, Locust 'street, Calutn-
Ida, Pa.
Salo to COltlinence at I ti tine]:, on, said
day, when attendanee will lie Riven and terms
made known by
I•. S. ICA UPEMA N.
nowl9-1.1..tw JANE M. S. KA U1,1,A1..1.2,7
VALUABLE FARM
MILL PROPERTY
PEI \ 7 •.A_TE S. LE
The subscriber being tthout to remove from
the neighborhood, wouhl eller his FARM. and
FLOURING SILL at PRIVATE SALE. -
The propel Ly Is located in West Itenapileltr
township. Lancaster county ;a one of the rich
est. agricultural districts us lite State; one Jane
and-a-half from Columbia.
Thu Mill 1, in good order_ and i. kept running
eom tautly on etcdomer trork. It Mr: two TIM
of French hurts; with all the necestet: y im
proved nmehinery for titling merchant and coun
try work. It lots lately neen put in complete
order.
The Form conndn, a tilt le over one hundred
acres; is M 0 high slate ut . Mid tt
at,L111(111/11 eroll, It Is especially 1) 101
to the gotsWlllLt' Or cat I it.. The htu Luna. al 1. goOtt
:111t1 the luctit iron tittlillitti tie.
A. rare 01pol I unity is here offered Jor any one
who Avh-ht, 10 m\ t. 1,1 in propel ly that v , ; II PuY,
or to larreh.,e a grad a,
t:ae 11 1,1101 Of the oe:t
loc:11(110, : he
V 6 1 ,111111: to N . 1.. , .1"
0.1. tltc sith,vr:b 0 . on C... 10 . 0011,,, or .010 k... 1...-
omin, wilt, 1..1.0:3:110
t:"_Tut• let ur, ('3 IA ill Le 111.ttle r. sunniil
T 1 I( )31:ai Gl:t $i
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A L .1 of I, With
pv. - ElitirNt; witit rilok
:nig! inipi•ovoi:ion:. I h-re, , n, ,1111:11 •,1
on [l,,, , ,otitlin - a.t ,lilt , of .I.c” 11 , 1 rc .2 , 111111) , LI
hunt etL, in Ins 80n,= . 11 01 Colonaoa. co/I
-ntl:In: In I vont on Lo. List stn.,: 2'.lb I, and
extcililing In dtptli 130 loot, WILL!, ILI . It•••• , . to a
11 tout It'd 1,11 11,. II 71111...1,/ 1,.
in.op,rty t L
by properly of .larol, S.
Tot. Is a cba.lra'.le lore; lon finr a private 1c -1-
donee or plaro
0(.17-51 Nr . ] ClltlilLornr: Etinrin.
VA L A. 1.31,1.3 sTUt,is STAN
AND
1)11 ' IMLIING _\T rill V_VTE SALE!
Th, subs,riher offers the Store pi •crly nv II
I)WC/11114^ al I:1011 . d, Suuu to 011 ',WIWI' 01 Third
told 11111 on Street., Colo totti.t, Pa.,
S. F. Itortithetsel & nt Ut ivate
Term% easy. l.)
I. O. 11111.3:: ER.
ll! LT ABLE 1. ) it° P Y
The u ri herotrers the foll..wing valmilile
real eqtate, In the bore:lt:lJ t:1
at private sale: .
LOT, N. I.IIL OC'UST STREET,
SP/,ENI)II) BUSINESS 5T.%:, - D, No. 112,
can flee: et 1ie1 . 1.1% . 1111, 110 NI; C.PC1:1 ,,4, 1 a , a grocer 3
stor,, M. Tin lee.
This IN one of the laral;tiesin
the town. The lot 11 ver- large with front of :ill
feet la lnehen. Ali..the raw of
FOCI: IMICK 1101 - :-tE4 WITH I,t.in4
Not-. 8, 10, 12 tet , l It Union str. et, It all !h. , sold
sitrzty 10 : 1011011101 : . 0:1 1 . 10 N: tt . l . lllS.
Nor (0:111e1 inlet 111,11011, ttpply to
ii ).NAS
No. llt Jou 1, 0,111110,m.
.71-11,•
rir( )1:ACC() Md.:: SALE'
I. Ill( i I Ili of Sill •ii,:iit Pen
t‘,l salt, at
immapiiiiti by VIZ/ ILA:CAI:ER
.T.m. 1, 4 , 1t;•4.-tc.] unt.l-1; , Col, Columbia
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rl'ii.• , u 1 ,•• r):1;.?.• lv., ucv
):ZEtor :seta. 'l'.l,y t— i)1.1 for
1 , 1 ;.c. ly Io
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AND
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No. '.2:1 S..ith SI., tp....1). c:-.:11-
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1:71 1.00w,t,
I.fla dnr.rl th, Thild St 7. v:„
Where he keep :111 the N:11:011, 01
TOI',..N.A.VOS AND :,1.1(i.11::.-4 to 11,i• 11.111:rt
.11so. all Narlotc. Str.,rn Is or ,M1)1.,:r. , ;(; T. l-
ISACCI
t•Vt. ryl 11111'4 111.1/ I. •111ffiar
Lie bop., by nu I , t attent to an
to "Writ ::,li.tn• 1,1 p . : 1 , 110 rat
A1:“I'NO ANII "C.kI'TAIN
ift"rnE •Ai.\l;;Nr.,.•
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No. 15:; 1.0CL":"T I:1A. PA
Ivalcr in
TUBA cro. sNi-Frs,
P;PES, ck,
A trrl all ant h . h.l, 11,11:11 IS kel /1 In a T/r-
Igrerto and Sera u • }tote. The publie tan rely on
getting at our stn: re. rn , 0.1 rlrrorl, Air the atonesn. 11, 4,11 1,.• Obt111111•11 ILL 4111) . .latilur e , trinllslinient
I/ the State.
Ati,- I I:0 not 1111111: 10 pn1,11,1/
my at, the Goof I. t% IE4I lorthenv.alv.--.
.Mas. (I.M. Fa aff'll,
Locust : , trvot,P.autol•la. Pa..
G. 3-; Id I Sign of Ihe
GILEAT ARRIVAL
: E AV
C C) 0 11) S
F.l NCY
cAN:s:Ei) Fitt-IT.-,
I)iilEr) I•'1:1I'i ,Pl'.U\F', It.: 1.-IV--, Rc
WILL° \‘' :1:1,1 CELL:I:WAR'
(I.I.ARS:or QUEI:::isW.I.I . I.II
mAbscriher :r-1: 1 , the rit tent !on of perNoir.
who N 7 1 ,11 to ~, opply 01, 1 1r I.v, ler \rah the goo,'
thins, thr, 31r , 1 , , the ne-:: :or! eleLront , toek
of gocgls
JUST E C E 1.: 1)
vvry rvaticed
Scliwrlc..r To:tv,
tipia F nl• Luau:::, 1 . ,•/14. • Y
AND SEE MY STUCK!
M. TURNI , .I:,
112 f.nell,ll-zlreist.
I=
T 4, 1 i>l ES SHOE- AI.2%ALTEAO-DIRY
Having Increased my facilities for turning
out superior work I wouldlannounce to My old
customers and MI new ones that, may'f frivor, me
with a call, that I am better pieprired gnaw to
inannnwt are all kind, of
LADIES' 2gIISSES',..A..,ND CITILDREN'S
§IIOES AND , GAITERS.
(ban c vat - before. 1 - eitillTOSemone,but 'tie best
work:l:err and 11111 rtl tiys certaltrof , dit - itik satis
fart ion. keep on luinct a generaLassortment of
ready made work - alt of •Nvtitigeirismantlfactitrett
g t•l' the psetalses. ' • •
I lagg•ig Ito made-nri othri , r' parties. My
work Is made exclu.ively for home trade and Is
sold a, ,aria. TERMS ()ASIL
R"o:•eIl a,. eheap as any other establishment,
and a:R. a share 01 public patron:ate.
-.JAMES SCIIIWEDER,
Local, Street, between'' root and Second.
- f,: 1 1N17.4 CUSTOM
-B 001 1 8 AND 8 41-OgS
Ali the lE.\ DING 'TY - I.V.i•t• on hand or made
to3ll..lVll'C. Prices..ll.xeil at, LOW .FIGUItE. , J.
IntiNirated Price Lint with instructions for
icit,nrez tient sent on receipt of Post Oftlee.
. . _
.
"W M: F. ITARTLETT,
ai soul h Sixth St., above Chestnut,
Phi littlelpllla
1) OtiTS
.AN siroy.s
JEROME SCHAECii,
BOOTS AN I) TFOIMS
Informs the public that he is prepared to re
ceive orders Jur , work; and that his prices are
reasonable.
A splendid assortment of newly-Made Work
on hand.
Rena 13 . 113U.'311WaSt; attended to in a-prompt and
C1:1.1,:12 111:1111112V.
Tlt n Pn.ten! " -
.11,1 S. 6.2-Iyl
HOME MA F
NUACTURE.
The Sub,criber has cm 'lnman largcb Stoek
of iseots and Sheet , , Gaiters, se., all of 1:14„13W11
/.lanunteture.
atCall his Store, four (loom abovell.-Wil/hons'
I,rug. Store, 1 tort Sheet, where he offer% an ex
ten,Lve az-sort meat of tiuods, either •
RETAIL.
111, sleek 0010 , 1,ts o 1 :1$ large aml general. 8%.
SO I liilellt Of -1100'3, Boys' Lathe,' and,(lllldren's
BOOTS AND SiioEB,
a, can be fount: In the Town.
Tans regret: 11 - 1 , 4* Boot, and Shoes, \VW tind it to
their advantage to eall :did examine. 1113 Sled:,
lA.:tutu put elt.edng el,,whero. '
:day _:,-hl) SAALIJEC. GROW:.
TAT 1.::1 1 . ENT SHOlv LING THE CON
}0 (iltiou of t NATIONAL BANK of
17, It:hi:tut, oil the r.nrning of the ..first Monday
ei;
ml;
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1 : , ••• . 't•tt 1 . 01...1 . t 4 ,:ki kV.)
F., • • , •1••• • • • •1 :Or Virl ilh:L1011 150,1,1,0.1.00
C . ..--. :'..”10-7. on 11.111,1 .. It; ...51) 00
..• •
GI .• 1 . .P,1t,i, 1.41 1 ,tll.l :.••,'.5.'1
T, & :t•
:; rt V con% Ct.
u 1 cl
SEMI
1 'tit I P.: , • , k , & l3:lll:tetni
• 10;,•
1 , 1,1 i;11 1
Ctict.lt,t itot ......... ........ .....
tntitylouttl ......
tt,.•1,,-..
t-otrt Ftitt '
lo tt•tt; Etuttlit ,
I to it.tutzt, Ittt:ll:,ts
7nttrl.h•(Li,•., of 1)1! poor,
sw.trn be
"ut io-Nl,l] ti. S. DETWILF.II, Cashier.
TNTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
ermumnrA NATIONAL BANK will
VeCCIVe 111011 e l. Ou deposit, tutu pay interest there
tor, at the lot lownat
5!: per Cunt, tor 12 months.
per CCII:. 111 , 111111 N.
5 per cent. for Gllo3llo',
ItG per cent. for It month.%
7-1 it S. Treasury Notes in:eh:lngrid for new
3- . 20 (told Bonds.
L
C.),( 1!'! 1 ‘ ,! 1 „ 1 11 1 1 .: 1 1 , 1 ' I 'L N ": 110 1 \ 1-1- .‘ 1 1 .:
Pcml•ylvAlita, on tht, morn
h.;. of 1:11e Ftr,t )NDAY of october, 18Gs.
ItEcsOUIICES:
Loans and di,eount4,....
U. Bowls deposited an.
Circulation
IT. S. 3'P et. Cert 11 cat
Lerml Tender Notes
.Note, 01 National Bank:,
other
Fractional Currency
PRIVATE SAL!
Ca,h Items including Re
venue Stamp.
Due irom Nntnaml Danln,
other
Dunking Hore , e and Real
E,lxt e
Over In arts
Current Expenqes nixe.;
LIABILITIES
Cipital SI eel:. paid In
Surplus Fund
n , ccaints and Exchange.
Profit, ainl Loss
Due to National
• other
Circalat'n of ColumLLlNa-
Ilona' Baal -
Individual Deposit,.
DM leads Itt artid
ti , 1"0111 to 1111t1 . ..111 , -.C11110,1 I.y
SAMUEL SHOCII, Cashier
COLUMI . A. , „ Oeteber 5. 1,65. [ect7-tral&M.
LEST NATIONAL I.lX\l\ OF CO
LITM
ttt:re,l 5:111 I 1.41111 by I 011 Special De
pua Cm, ronOWS:
5 1 4 ptsr ..e.nt. to: 12 Nlttnt
timr cent. ti months and under 12 montl 8.
;al . emit. it:: 3 and under ti months:.
ion , : 011 ail Accetssible Polntn
for ITn!ted !,intes, on liberal terms, Dlscvmat
Nlotf-, Dr:MS.:llld Bilk of Exchanae.
1-lp al:t1 ,ell (401, SILE
VR UN
1T131) and all 1'1'.111)
- .
111.1 are pi epared I o dray: DitAFTS (=Philadel
phia. NoW YC/1 . 1:. Baltimore, Pittsburgh,
Filltidm.l, :Scotia:a t, France, and
ail part:, of Germany.
7.4.:)) 'iII:I.:AS 88. Y
- -
11, , 1.1vrs of Fir,t Isaue SLwen-Thirtlell will do
we; I to L al 1 and thew for the new Five-
Twenty , lil Llon•La, anal Five-Twenties deliv-
=HOME
T).\.11.1.•:17
T,tl Chestmit St.,
I*,, 1,., ,r .tn.l Eqablisliment,
CitefuitL T\voltrlt Streets,
E=111!119
MEM
!IA 11..‘ have largely inereaAed
I ;wit. ,to: I:, and have greater faellitles for ill"
taltui.tel tire of Ittle good,,and Ittakeithpeelal Ity
.0
(;1•;116,
FINE srLvER WARE.
give [Mention to Etc
Tho•: kill pqrzfenbirly
their v;trlety have taken th.
Agoney oC
THE GORHAM
NUFACTURING COWANYS
STER,LFZ:U SiA,ll) SILVER WAREs
The Gorham 'Wares are now universally
acknowledged to be of a mil wrier quality. and
tvl-h,to any ItI:11111filetIlted to this Cualtary
an.l tnntoy Cos arrangement. are
:11.d. ttntt HI be enabled to display from
t itae 10 ;low al I the (tweak Novelties produced by
tbik velebrated Fuetory. ,
The Gorham Man tcturtm.; Co, have appoint-
Messrs. Baily & 'Co
Ili Philadelphia, for the tuts of limit lice Solid
7M - . 0 AT..: L.
BALLY & CO. :
LATE 319 CH EST:C UT STILErT,
Itavo removed to
EsTNE- r C TWELFTH SIT EFTS,
MEM
BOOTS ce SITO_L' , S.
MVDI.I ..
GENTLEMEN
Mainil•teturer of Superior
JEIZONIE SC/11 - LECLI,
No. 262 Loi•nct St
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509,000.00
$1,305,,79.10
-i0,000.00
90,219.00
noT.OO
40.00
1,569.09 s s
17,0 85
1,111.16
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E - t_EATOAT:ED
I'ilii._Al i:Ll'liii\
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wAun,
FANCY 'GOODS
ommilnet urn of
1LIZII).1.1. SILVER WARE,
SPECIAL AGENTS,
lvvr Ware
PITIL.V1)E1.1 ) 11
INS 2
44,1C•1.01
iso 7161.76
.J,3;3.71
1,7G0.72
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5150,000.00
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5.100
10,021.1'2
3'15 0f'6.1.;
Ss 750.00
102,5a2.u3
13,51.13
216.71
12,500.(X)
10.19
7,015.01
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17,1119.31
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