Re atitumllia gpij. z ~- Columbia, Pa. Saturday, March, ISGO. Advertisements, to secure immediate in sertion, must be handed in on or belureThurs day evening, each week. Tn interior of the new market house has just received a coat of whitewash. SUPERINTENDENT EVANS visited Our public schools Monday. THE new market house will be ready for - the sale of stands, about the first of April. TEE citizens of Springville this county, and vicinity have organized a building as- sociation Goon flour can Le brought fronk Phila -6.'1111110. for F ; ,;(1.00 por barrel. :11.illen4 and faninnis make a note of this. EAsTER SUZ , ; DAy.—Servicen appropri ate to the day will take place in the 13. B. Chit rob. Meriting subject: Faith chal lenged." Evening subject: "The truniph." FIN EnS SAWED OFF.—CliIm R. Kry der, wheelwright, residing in Litiz, had the four fingers of his right hand cut otr by a circular saw, on Thursday, last week. FircE.—The alarm of fire ou Saturilay arternrum last, wos, co used by the burning of it smoke house, belonging to John Niner, on Union street abov A. BILL Las passed bull brauebes of the State Leg6laitore, authorizing the Reading it, Columbia Railroad Company to build branches. BAL MASQUE.—The Laurel hook and Ladder Company propose to give a grand tad masque in Odd Fellow~' Ilan, April ET! THE Myers received a reel frunvLan caster, on Monday which they borrowed from the Washington Steam Fire Engine Company, of that city. A RESOLUTION was passed in Cuuncil, last meeting, permitting the agent of the •` Vulcanized Concrete Pavement" to lay the same as an experiment at the crossings at Walnut and Second streets. A. LARUE number of families are pre paring to move on the first of April. Every house offered for rent is promptly secured, the demand being greatly in care.:;.; of the supply. T.IE new postage stamps, now being Ftntfaetured for the Government by the ICationai Bank Note Company, are nearly - finished, and preparations for their intro duction are being made by the Post ounce Department. :Tons M. EisitEß will commence the linieburning business at the kilns on J. Houston farm, on Chestnut 3 Hill pike, about thelatter part of next week, and will be prepared to supply customers with all qualities of lime at reasonable rates. NICE wou.K.—The paling lately put up on the east side of Locust street, extend ed, by Jelin M. Fisher, is a handsome job of work ; the lino being perfectly straight the entire distance, and the pales substantially and uniformly fastened. TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE StlS.—Ou the 7th of August next there will occur one of the most interesting eclipses of the sun that has or will occur in the United States for many years, and will ho a total blotting out for a time of that luminary. DI VINE Service, Sermon and If ol . y Com- Ito Union on Easter Sunday morning. at tel .o'clock, at the Episcopal Church. Sunday ;School Festival and Missionary offering , in the afternoon at two o'clock. iierviee at usual hour ittt he evening. -1. cordial invitation. extended to all. Bulrams(L-31any buildings will be eriented in Columbia during, the 5111111111.1 . , perhaps more than last. Gossder-ureen will do its share in the good work, and this side of the "creek" Will not be lacking. 3. D. Kiingler and Sat noel Aekertnan have made excavation for the erection of a liou-e each on Locust :.;treet extended. PROLIFIC TREti.--)Ir. L. II Shenk. of Rapho township, this comity, informs us that he recently had a chestnut tree one hundred and filly year old, dug up on his premises which produced the 1.101111011 , 4 quantity of ten cords of stove Nvood. It took an experienced and expert hand, fteerge Ilartntun, better known as old '•'Pod," five days to uproot the monster aroe. • PUBLIC PARl:.—Pturnor says the Trus ters of the old Columbia Public Ground Cocupany will convert the triangular lot, tately purchased by them, between 'Fifth and Six th streets,into a public park, for the benefit of our citizens. If such be a fact, we heartily commend the enterprise and sensibility of the projectors. Such an in stitution, properly laid out with paths, shrubbery, ke., would be an ornament and convenience to onr borough. RtsTElt.—This annual festival occurs this year on the 28th and 201. h inht., at which tinie the forty Jays fasting known a.; Lent will cease, and the hungry multitude again be priviledged to indulge in the good things of life without limit and without .restraint. Colored eggs will be in demand tamong the juveniles, and those v: hick are 'met colored among older folks, and we pre tir.te oar friends in this borough will have glick usual se.r:on of innocent enjoyment. FATAI. RAILROAD ACCIDENT .-0 Friday afternoon, last week, as the Colum bia accommodation was going East, Mr. John Hershey and Samuel. Wenger, were caught by thet rain while attempting to cross the railroad at Rohrerstown in a buggy. Mr. Hershey was killed instantly, and Wenger was carried some distance, and when the train was stopped was found on the cow catcher. A. freight train coming West attracted their attention, and in at tempting to pass over the track immediate ly alter it had gone by, they were caught by the passenger train going East. Mr. Wenger, is seriously if not fatally injured. TuE ow) FELLOWS' NATIoNAL CELE BRATio.s.—An adjourned meeting of the Joint Committee MG rand Lociges,delegates, etc., to make arrangements fur the semi eentettiall anniversary of Odd Fellowship, as bold in Philadelphia on Saturday eve- • sting last, P. G. Muster J. W. Stakes presi , 'ding. A. report was made that the estima ted expenses, so far for the reception of lodges reached about $7,000. A resolution trs adopted appropriating $2,000 for the I purpo:,e of preparing lunch for the lodge, vorriving upon the morning of the parade. ar McNutt of the Committee on Finance, 2x..ported ,that ~,;'4,330,60 had been reeei red for z, , etieral expense., The Committee on Hotel eeolamodations reported that so far ac commodations had been secured for only about li,M) persons, and that some other expedient would have to be restored to. The Com In ttee on Music reported that they had agreed to engage eighteen bands at tt cost of t 2,91.0. Over $2, TO had been received for account of street sumac, Partial reports were made by the Cotornittee on Correspon dence, on Route, on Division, on Yurslntls, on Medals, on Printing, on Reception of Visitors, etc., after which the Joint Commit iee adjourned. SPESCIELE BAYMENT.—A man stopped into a lager beer saloon, on Front street, Thursday, bought two glasses of beer, and threw down a ten cent silver coin. The Teuton exclaimed : "Mein Gott, in 'dul ling dis is der speselde bayment vat I read so many dings about, mind nefer see no time pofore." ORE LEA:W. - O.—Mx. 11. 11. _Heise leased, a few days ago, an extensive Ore mine, lately discovered on the farm of Mar tin Datxtbach, about ono mile south-east of Columbia. On Wednesday, the mine was sub-leased to I fenry. M. Watts Sons, 01 Marietta, who intend operating on au ex tensive scale, at once. The Messrs. Watts think they will be able to mine at least ten or fifteen thousand tons per annum. FIILE.—Ou SatUrday evening last, about eight o'clock, tire broke out in a frame building on the premises of S. B. Heise, better known as the Mount Bethel farm, which was used as a repository Sin• hay and grain, entirely consuming the structure to gether with its contents, about t: , 1100 worth of hay. In close proximity to this building were two large turns, containing stock, etc., which were in imminent danger of shad ng the lire; as was the row of houses with shingle roofs, on the west side of Wal nut street, a strong wind eat vying tinge lumps of lire in that direction. The house occupied by It. I. M. Little was on are, but luckily discovered and extinguished ere the dangerous spot became burly kindled or made much headway. Indeed we thought fort time that our own home was about to be devoured by the fir*: element, and had it not been fey the noble work of the Rivers we have every reason to believe we would have been houseless and. homeless to-clay; because had they allowed the tire to burn which communicated mid threatened the larger and frame barn, .Afifllin row could not have escaped destruction. Owing to the grunt distance the water• had to be forced and the scat reify of plugs, our firemen upon melting Walnut street were at a 10.35 how to proceed, or what position to take. The 'Vigilant finally drew up at Second and Walnut streets. running their hose up "Heise's Bill," a pretty extensive eleva tion. On reaching the scene of disaster with their hose and brunch pipe it was as certained they had the enormous amount of over seven hundred feet. of combination and leather hose in requisition. The stream which was thrown through this quantity of hose at such an etc yeti( tn,was as tonishingl•: solid and swift, doing splendid execution. The It ivurs ore deserving of all praise for their noble work and acute en gineering. Under the supervision ut' N. Gillman and A. 0. Baker, the steamer• was run over three hours steady, doing power ful service ; receiving much commenda tion for its excellency over other makes, by a large crowd of spectators. The Columbia bo2's were not in service at all, owing, to the great distance of the plugs front the scene, and a delicieney of servicable hose. • About ten o'clock, under the supervision of Mrs. Essick, Mrs. MeCorkle and Miss Bottle, the Slivers were prepared a most. in viting supper, consisting of splendid cof fee, sausage, bread and bunter, etc., refresh ing the inner-man of about sixty of the firemen who seemed to relish the treat with a gusto astonishing to behold. Old "Ironsides,” it is said, demolished yards of the excellent sausage. The boys express themselves highly pleased with the enter tainment and very gratefull to the good ladies of Mr. Heise's household. The origination of the fire was no doubt the work of an incendiary—some infernally mean candidate for the bottomless pit. The loss is estimated at about $7OO, inclu ding building and contents; no insurance. BUSINESS CHANGES, LOCAL JOTTINGS, Cc.—We give below all the changes in prominent places of business (as far as heard from) which have taken place, or will take place during next month. Our readers wilt please notify us of any busi ness change not mentioned here .T. \V. Reasin, of 1.1. - riglitsville, will open a merchant tailoring establi-,bnient in the store room now cwcupietl by P. S. :11eTague, Locust street. Max. h:•4 pnrchaied the grocery and provi,ion More o! Mrs. Tille, Loint,t, street, and will eontinne the Ira,ine-N at the old ,tared, with of new assortment or goods. :John 1 - lingbeil v. - ill ielimluish the cob bling be•-lness. George ilriner Nvill retnove hb;shoenntker hhop to tho building oocupied by John C. Myers I n, removed it 1, stemn couch work:, to No -4. 9, II 0041 13, North Fifth MEM Jerome Se}n•ech will remove hi, boot and , hoe store to building r.ent door Lelo•.r Max. Buclter's grocery, Locust street. .1. L. Wright J.: Co. lacc rented the store room now tteettpied by Jerome Schrech, and N% ill open a book and periodical store. J.),. Knot well, or Millersville, has leased the More room and dwelling formerly occu pied by Ed. iteuss, and will open a ilr.t -cla4-4 con reel ionery. Edward Reuss ha. moved to Philadel phia. We did not dram the nature of the business he intends pursuing. James Case will move to Mount Savage, Maryland, where he will take charge of an extensive manufacturing 4.,tabli , hment, Mt. Savage Iran Works. Williatn fiteshue will take charge of the merchant, tailoring establishment over the rolling mill store, where he invites his friends and customers to give hint a call. Hiram Little will relllo ye his grocery end provision store to Locust street, be tween Second and Third streets. A. R. lirenenum will remove his hat, cap and gent's furnishing store, to the room be ing titled up for hint on Loeu-t street, ad joining F. S. Ltletz's dry goods store. S. Cooper will remove their ianey atnd trimming store to the room now 00011 - pied 11. Little, Front street. Cleggeti remove his barber shop to the room oeettplett by A. R. Brune man, Froitt st: cot. E. N. Gunnison will remove Ids bai . ber shop to basement xt Seemtd and .Locust sti eets. .Toseph :Niel...all will open a toh.teco and seg,ar store in the youln 110 W (WC:111)1.A by E. N. Gunnison, Front street. .P. Deitrich has leased the Franklin House, Ilarrisburg, and vill remove there to at an early day. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, it is said, will tear doWn the old Bellevue House, and erect on its site a magnificent passenger and freight depot, Nshich will be divided otrinto many different appall meats telegraph ticket and other offices. Council passed a resolution to allow said road to run their tracks across Front street into the passenger depot. LC. Green will remove his variety store next door above the present location, Front, street. Pi•or. A. Schmied will remove his music score to the room non- onto pied. by N. Green, Front street. Amos Hougendobler wit! make exten sive improvements to hi.: store room this spring. 'e Di,natcher's ()Mee ha, recently nn clergnne great repairs and improyentents. The officials, on entering, can now all he seen a-t a glntice. Wm. U. Patton and J. Pinkerton have leased the store rooms formerly occupied by W. C. Case a Son, and will open short ly with an entire new stuck of foreign and domestic dry goods, notions, glass and quoensware,groceries, &c., .Co. Daniel McCauley has removed his gro cery, flour, provision and feed store to Fifth street, between Cherry and L7nion. T. S. White has removed his tin and sheet iron ware store to the room formerly occu pied by Daniel McCauley, Locust street, genry Wolf has removed his green gro cery store from basement of Town Hall. to his dwelling, 2tr. Third Wee!, Samuel Grove is building a ho use on S. Third street, and we upderstand it will be lbsed 05 u shoe store. WonK3rt:c are engaged in ballasting Front street. CI.OSED.—The dry goods store of W G. Cased Son was closed on Saturday Inst their tottk having been disposed of. A t , POINTMENTS.—The following ap pointments have been made lin• this county by the Methodist Episcopal Conference: Bainbridge, W. L. McDowell ; Marietta, J. R. T. Gray; Mt. Joy, S. A.lleibner ; Co lumbia, S. H. C. Smith; Lancaster—Dnko street, C. F. Turner; St. Pants, E. T. Kenny; Fulton and White Rock Mission, L. B. Hoff man ; Mount Nebo, Joseph Gregg ; Safe Thither, .1. E. Kessler. THE COLUMBIA LITERARY SOCIETY. —The Columbia Literary Society met on Monday ovoid ng, and after the reading of the minutes, the society proceeded to the election of officers to serve for the ensuing fern], with the following result: President, J. M. Graybill (Vice _President, Jas. Gardner; Secretary, Chas. H. Pfahler ; Treasurer, Geo. It. Richard.: ; Curators, G. 'l'. Paws, Geo. Young, Jr., and Vi'. IL Grier. The President, being obliged to ab.ient himself before the discussion or the ques tion, the Vico President, J. M. Graybill, acted as presiding °nicer for the remainder of the evening. The question for debate, R , .:rdr,d, That. the , tute,man i, de•erving at groat••r honor than the v.•in was debated in a spirited manner by Messrs. L. M. Williams, A. M. Miller, Goo. Itathvon, A. Ttrenetnan, A. 0. ::s.Zewpher, pher in the affirmative, and Me,,EA. Jas. Gardner, Thos. Jackson and D. B. Brent:- man in the negative. Decision of the Chair in the affirmative. (:eo. T. Pubes delivered a lengthy and able oration entitled, `• A Plea for Prohibi tion." Fl.sqay dispensed with. The referred que4tion4 with one excep tion, were answered. The Committee of Curator; report the col lowing Luniue.,s ror Monday t!VOßing, March 2tn.h: Question for tit:butt', That. I l'Ainnarehy I , a moru qt.Ll,lO form 01 go‘ernment than a Iteptibhc.. Disputants in tI affirmative, Messr , .. W. Ir. Grier, B. B, Case; in the negative, 1,. AI. Williams, and N. D. I faldelnan. In:fermi question., Why does Water expand in fru ezing, 1:c:fel - red to .1. t; ci hard. Haw (10 animals subs:st. ( - toxin; liyher nation ? to If. C:rier. \Vila:, oxygen, :ma how" is; it ob toined ? Referred to A. 1)oc. rivalry encottrago talent ? I t , _ferr...d. to Thos. .1 ack,oti Orator for the evening, W. H. Steel: (leo. 1 , , Itatttvou. Order of business, fi n • Monday, April. 511 Question for (lobate, '1 hat the right of on c••lur:LLtnul qualiiicattLin: Di,putants in the affirmative, A. E. ilrenernan, S. Gerhard; negative, .f, J. Rose, and N. H. Filthier. Orator, (: en. F. Tia Lb von.. • Essayiet, ilreneman. Al-- COUNCIL PRock:EDIN(Is.—A stated meeting of Council was held on the evening of Friday, the 10th inst. Mr. Upp, President, in the chair. Present—Messrs. Baker, Crane, Craig, 11 ippey, Suppled and Lipp. The minutes of Feb. 10th were read and approved. The Finance Committee reported : - .2.100.67 re ceived by the Treasurer since the last meet ing, and a balance in the Treasury of $1101.60. The Market Committee reported, that the new market house would be ready for the sale of stands on or about the Ist of April next. Several of the Committee had visited Philadelphia and obtained a plan by which the cast andwest ends: of the new building could be finished to the credit of the borough ; and that they had con tracted with Samuel Carter, for the man ufac t are or eight husk matresses and bolsters for the use of yogi cut Ls. They recommended that nit order for $1715.05, be drawn in favor of Michael Lip hart, on account of v:orlz on the market house since last meeting. The Flre Department Committee reported that by their Ll3leet lon the. Chief Burgess had talzen the hand engine Young America, trom tile boys who had possession of It, and properly and scenic-1y housed it. The MllllO CO1111111(1120 re ported favorably upon the reeolut bOll of Mr. Craig, uttered at last meeting, relating to the payment 01 Ca. annual appropriation , : due• the lira compan le,. The te,olution was then read am: adopted. Under the head of unfinished business, Mr. sbreluer's mdinanee maldng alt persons Who mutilate or deface bill~ posted upon bulletin boards or other places, liable to a line of ; , .1 E . 1 6, Wu s adopted; also Ms iesolutlon repealing the teeent action changing - the lines of Cherry street irom the Lancaster turnpike to Sixth sited. This action establishes the lino. of Cher ry street, between the points mentioned, as they are ILtid Urial the borough The following ordinance reported by the Fi nance Committee, was read and adopted : iiiicrnis 1. Ile it ordained and enacted by the Town Council of the borough of Columbia, that the clause "notice having been given . ' occurring In Section 2, ut an ordinance, entitled "A Sup plement to :111 ordinance, entitled 'All ordinance relating to I itii_d "passed June 17th, 1,117, be and the manic t.. liemby type:lied. On mot ion of :Mr. Supple°, it W.e: iec , o/te,/, That the :Nialket Committee it here by direeted to procure IL suitable buaidin>; in eolllllle dogs and, I ibund running at large, and seized by order of the Chief Bur gess. On motion of 31r. Sup - , lee, IL was .1; , ../t el, That perinissiou is hereby given to the Pen nNylvania Railroail Company. to lay their tracks across Front street, above 'Walnut, sat as to enable them to rim their cars Into the passenger and fa eight depots, \Odell they pur pose erecting, provided the grading of said [ranks dots not injure: or destroy the grade of the street, and the crossing: :ire kept constantly In thorough repair. The following preand.l.. and resolution, 5ub :113414-d by Mr. Ilaker, read and adopted: ItAs Council lots eon hunted to the re que.4 of pe tit loners In lowering the grade of Walnut stleet, between Third and Fourth streets. Therenne, be it That they be requested to bne, i heir pavetrients so altered and built as to conform 10 the na n d glade of Walnut and Third st rests. The tollowing ordinance eras read and laid over ono month: ;ecru,:: 1. 11e it ordained ant enacted by the Tor. - n Council of the borough of Cohunliht, That wheitevi•c it :nay be heces,tu•y toe the conveni ence of drainago currying away of[laic, that se shall lie built :toil erected under urouial. in any Aceet In the 111/1 . 411.1gil 11.11 . the said 11111 . - pcl.o, that L:11' expense• thercot shall he borne by the cit per•. cif the pi opoity ut Irma of, or :clung which the server. may I, erected, each of whom ,hall pay in inopiaiion to lice 11111111/er of feet ut griitind 11111 V OWII alu ng side of such sower. On motion of Mr. Su pplee, the Mllowing reso lutions were adopted: li That the lan ouch L.tz for the year Lc assessed at the late of 73 etc. on the 10a ~•alu.t taou, and that chatemen t, Of lice per cent. to, made on salt tax n paid before the Ist day ot July ensuing. L'u•olrol, appeals will lie heard at the Town fall Lada yen the but of two and live o'clock, 011 the afternoon 01 Thursday, May kith, Utt niotion, it Ira,: Re.otred, That the Itond Committee be Instruet ed to have the resolution. Paused June lilt h, ISitS, relating to the grading of:Sixth street from Wal nut to the borough line, north, carried out Im mediately, and that the grade be furnished to the Colum bia Water Company. Mr. Crane stated that by reason of delay In opening and grading Market street, Mr. John 13. Bachman. who had reed red the contract for grading the same, declined resuming the work at the price agreed upon, twenty cent!, per cubic yard, and desired an estimate made of the amount of work dune; On motion of Mr. Crane, It was - - f:.+elrnl, That the regulator be di' evict' to esti mate the quantity of earth removed front Mar ket street, and a settlement in lull be mode with Mr. Buchman. A petition n•as received from a number of boy., aged from twelve to fifteen years, stating' that they had organized ilien,clves into a tire company, under the name and title of Union No. J, and asking fur appropriation of tell dol lars to email.: them to rep:ill their engine and buy hose. Referred to the Fire Department Committee. On motion of Mr. Suppleo, the Fire I/op:lit :I-loot Committee wa, directed to sell the hand engine You'll.: Anwrica. A. petition from. Henry Ho:ling.'s', in'aYinii Connell to change the lines of Tenth street north of Union, and UnlOn sti eet east of Tenth, wttn read. Mr. Supplee submitted the following ordi nance Which was read and Mid over one month: StieriON 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the Town Counfil, of the la.irough of Columbia, Tint Tenth street north of Onion street be moved tifty feet west, and that Union street take the einuste of •the Columbia and Lancaster turnpike front Tenth street to the borough line east. A circular was read recommending "Voice 11. Ized Concrete Pavement" na suitable fur street cll.:4111:v , , when On motion of Mr. Crane, it was That the agent for the "Vulcanized Concrete Pavement," be Permitted to lay the saine as an experiment at the crossings on Wal nut street at Seeond. A proposition from A. S. Knutrman, agent, to insure the new Market House , was read and re ferred to the Building Committee. Sundry Mils were rend and ordered in be paid, fler whieh •ounell adjonred. Rev. H. S. Aloxamler will preach in the Presbyterian Church on Sabbath morning. No services in the evening. 'UNCLAIMED LETTERS.—LiSt Of letters remaining unclaimed in the Columbia Post Office, up to this date. Persons call ing for these letters will please mention (Ina they are advertised in the SPY : Ladies' List.—A. K. Williams, Polly ltobinson, 2, Annie Miles, Amanda If. Lott, Mary Killerd, Minnie Howard, Mary Ann Green, Louisa Flinn, Fannie Elliott, Mary Eisenberger. Gentlemen's I:lsl.—John ' Rev. Thomas Still, Cyrus R. McClure, Samuel Logal, Henry Bitch, Henry Hed, C. B. Gilmore, Christ. Fender, 2, [l. 11. Austin. EAsTEit BEEP.—One of the finest beeves that we have seen this many a day, is the one just slaughtered by 11. G. Minich & Son. It is very fat and plump and of beautiful color. It was about three years old and will weigh upwards of twelve hun dred pounds. It will be displayed at the stall of the Messrs. Minich on Market this morning. A roast from such a bullock would go far towards alleviating hunger in a printer's faintly. Mr. Wolfe, C. Swartz, M. Wilte, Messrs. Saylor ik Sen., and others will display extra lino beef this morning. Indeed, as we have before said ,we can boast of Columbia as one of the finest meat markets in the United States. SCItttICAL OPEItATIo\—ExTRICRUI bAI(V.—One of those rare cases of surgery knott•ti as " resection of the upper jaw bone," transpired in our town on Tuesday, 23d iust., under the hands of that prince or surgeons, Dr. Hinkle., of this place. The subject of this formidable operation was Mrs. Michael Wisier, on Locust, street, 410. Some three years since there com menced a formation in the cavity of her upper right jaw, of what is known to medi cal men as encephalon' (brain-like) tumor, the growth of which was fi rapid, encroaching on the surrounding bony struc ture of the mouth, filling the nostril, pres sing up into the orbit of the eye, and ex tending back to the throat, forming a tu morous mass the size of a large lemon. I•'inding that an operation was the only means of saving her front a speedy and dreadful death, she deterznined to place herself in the hands of Dr. Hinkle, fin• its removal; and Tuesday, the 2:1t1 inst., was fixed for this important work. With a wonderful fort ito de, she deliberately made her preparations for the trying, ordeal, "praying and working all morning" (as she said to a friend who called to see lter just before the operation), and when placed under etherization, with it beautiful trust in God, she sank into that state of uncon sciousness, from which she never awoke until the great work was over. The operation consisted in nuking in cision from the tumult, hack and upwards to the car. then turning this fleshy part u o over the eye and forehead, so us to admit the delicate saw and bone cutting instruments, that severed the jaw bone in front of the ear, close to the inner corner of the eye, awl down at the lower part of the nostril form ing three different divisions by Hi:: saw,— after which the whole right Intl of the upper jaw bone wits lirt,a eat, carrying away entire, the large tumor which was threatening her life. This done, the fleshy check was then turned down and skillfully refitted to the parts, and after sonic little delay the heroic subject returned to con-. sciousness with the very words of prayer and trust on her lips with which she had entered the lethean state. The operation was perfectly painless, and was a complete success, adding new lau rels to the fain° of our great surgeon. At this writing, Mrs. Wisler is in IL line con dition, with the prospect of entire recovery and long life before her. Dr. Hinkle was assisted by Dr. Wiest, of Hanover, York county, and. Dr. S. A. Bock ins and Mr. E. K. Smith, of this place. We are glad to note, in this connection, that Dr. Raub's son, from quarr; vine, lower end of this county, was successfully operatLid on, a few days siace oy Dr. it ink for the rrmur.tl of a l.•trge tumor, and is doing well. These .I*.teti-, are lull of interest to the suf fering everywhero. No superior skill can be coAnd anywhere, for the alleviation ot pain, than what Columbia boasts. The Coln= :NEI:. EDITOR you will allon• a laborer the use of a small pm lion otyour columns, I will make a statement to the peoplo of Columbia _ . I urn a puddler by trade, and worked at it whenever there was any work to do, but ha% e been out of work for mime time past. The Columbia polling Mill stopped work on the 12th day of October, ISOT, and to this time, now seventeen months, it has run but two and-a-half months, making one thou sand toils of rails. A short time before the 15th day of Sep tember lust, I was told the Mill would cont inence running soon, so 1 lon a good situa tion to go to work at my trade. com menced Nvork Sept. 15th, and the mill stopped Dee. 3111, 16135, mooting - about two and a-half months, and since that tone I have laid nothing to dm:and but tar toy friends'cliarity,my wife and children would have starved. I am still out of work, and the owner of the mill will not say when it will ...tart ag,.Lin. If he had told me, on the 4th of De cember last, that the mill would in all probability stand idle, I might have had some kind of work to do ; but not a word was said, how long it would stand. If there was no demand for rails, or if the p: ices would not permit, there might be sonie (...- cLise, but such is not the ease. All caler rail. mills are running 011 full time, and I suppose making money. I understand Mr. Maltby had an offer of four thousand torn of rails at a fair price, and three-furths cash, hut waiting for higher figures he lost the wholo contract, and it was ~i ven to another party at four dollars a ton ' les;. I have no limit to find with John (2. Den ney, the manager, but consider him IL gen tleman and a good business Man, :1111/ if he could have had the control or it, the null would never be idle, except while maktm , repairs. Mr. Maltby will not rent the mill, but wants to sell, and has been latiding for a buyer for two year, pa-t, and ha, 00 more prospect for 1,111, 11010 1111111 he 11.1.1 tit t, years ago. it is a burning shame on the people of Columbia that ti mill, eost ing over two hundred thousand dollars, and whieh, when in full operation, Mould put twelve thousand dollars a month, for labor alone, in our town, should be allowed to rot down as the Columbia Rolling Mill is doing, The reader may say, '• -Maltby can du With his ow.n as he pleases." This is a de plorable tact, for were it otherwise, there would not have been as much distress among our laboring class as there has been during the past winter. Now, I call upon Mr. Maltby, in the name of the laboring men of Columbia, and for the interest of the borough, to either run his null, sell it, or rent it to some one who will run it. It certainly would be much better for the mill to wear out than rust out, and tts long as it is idle, he will never get a customer for it. It was a severe loss to our borough that Mr. Case ever sold his interest in the mill ; when Mr. Case had an interest, we worked live days to where we have worked ono since Mr. Maltby has had it. I beg of Mr. Maltby to throw aside this short-sighted policy, (or some of his old fogy advisors,) and give us work. PunntAnt. lIELMEOLD'S PICEPARATIONS.—There is scarcely a corner of the civilized v.orld where you cannot flad at least two things— a copy of the IllLlc and Iteltnholds* Prepa rations. The latter medicine~ are really distributed over the world; t heir acknowl edged ellicacy making them valuable wherever disease is to be found—which, alas is eve: vwhere. They are not " patent med icine,:' but skillfully and scientifically de pend upon their chemical adaptation to the laws which prevail in the human economy. Their universal and long continued success is the best proof of their value. The Principal Depot for their sale is at Ifelmbold's rev: store, 591 I.:roadway, nest the lutropolitan Hotel. TuEv insure almost everything now: houses, furniture, books, rattle, horses; and there is started, in Philadelphia. a com pany to insure "glass," looking-glas-es. glass in store windows, .Ate. And farmers are talking of getting, up a company to insure "crops" in case of through unfaN-urable weather. All this Is well; but how in null morn important 1 , Life Insurance? What's glass, or cattle, or crops, or anything else, lit comparison to life? And though life itself cannot be shortened or prolonged by insuring, even In "The American Life Insurance Compa ny of Philadelphia," its money-value, '.o far as it can be computed in money, is made good by this excellent system of mutual help. Dr. F. Hinkle, agent, Columbia, Pa. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.— Mr. Daniel Colley has again commenced the house painting gad paper hanging bus iness. Ho is a good workman and deserv ing of patronage. FOR cheap goods, or if you want a good anti fashionable suit of clothes, go to the store of L 0. Bruner, Front street, above Locust, Col inn bia, Splendid assortment of boots, shoes, &c., at lower rates than any other store. No ulcer, cancer, or fever sore but can be radically cared by the t.& of Wolcott's Pain Paint. Dr. Wolcott's Annihilator, which is unlke Pain Paint, cures that dis gusting disease, Catarrh. Pint bottles Recollect, 'tis put up in white wrappers. matri27-2t LIVE INSURANCE AOENCY.-11 Will be seen by advertisement in another column, that Mr. J. M. Graybill has been appointed agent, in this place, for the World Mutual Life Insurance Company. Mr. .1. F. Frueauff is the General Agent for Pennsyl vania. We recommend this Company to the favorable consideration of all readers of the Spy. For full information call on our friend G ray bill, at First National Bank. IT is seldom that we use the columns of this paper to "puff" or notice the "thou sand and one" articles known as Patent Medicines." We, however, vary froln our rule in the present case, that we in iv call attention to the article known as "S. T.- 1860—X., Plantation Bitters." We desire it understood that we do so without any solicitation or promise of benefit from tho proprietor or other interested parties. \V simply do it lIS an act of duty towards those who are laboring under physical disability, weakness, and the various complaints aris ing from impurities of the blood. Having used the Bitters at. the instigation of a friend, (and, we confess, with some misgiv ings at the on (set,) we found them a most valuable medical compound, and to our groat satisfaction, accomplish the Object for which they were used. 'AU3.4IIONa Water.—Superior to the best imported Cierna Cologne, and said at half the price. EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEACIIER.— Wanatnaker,t Brown gave special attention last season to the country trade and were gratified with a huger sileee,, iii that line than hail ever before been achieved by any one house. Their ft iends front the country eXpres,ed themselves very generally its well pleased With their treatment at Oak Hall, well pleased with the low prices, the cloth ing they bought. But W. ‘1:.; B. " learned somothlng"- more than they ever knew be fore about the special wants of the country people—the style of goods they prefer, the durability that must characterize their clothing, the sewing that won't rip, that is indispensable, and many other points, to which they have this sea,on given line , t, special attention Clive theta a chance, good people, and they will shortly surprise you with their appre ciation of your needs and their ability to Meet, Mils. S. A. A I.LEN's Improved hair EQ , ..,torur and Dre,sing. The attention of the public p, invited to the very important change recently made in this article. We offer in the Improved Preparation, a Re storer prompt and infallible in its action upon !pay hair, quick . ly restoring it to its natural color and beauty, together with an agreeable. Dre,.,:ng all in one bottle. This combination 1, perfect and unexceptiona ble in every ic , pect, and used with gi eat. satisfaction by old and young. Mrs. A. Zyloral‘aninn,another Preparation, clear w ithout Sediment, designed exclu sively for Dres,ing., Strengthening and Beautifying the Hair, a refre,bing toilet luxury, far preferrable to French pomade-, and sold at hal Nile price.• Sold by all drug gists. mar.l.;-3t TuE IN:sEEANcE AGENT CASE.—A... Bowe, charged with larceny as bailee, in col lecting money thr the I>elaware Mutual bite Insurance Company and fradulent retain hag the same, had a further hearing beforo Alderman Ain weg, oat last Saturday, by whom he was in default of bail commit ted to prison. The prisoner was subsequent ly taken before the Court, on a writ of habeas corpus, and, after an examination of the matter, was remanded to prison. The amount out of which the Insurance Com pany has been swindled by t nis defendant, is supposed to be about 000. Charles Loaders and Abraham Sawyer, of Millers ville,and Levi S. Situ mini, Aaron E. Evans, John Evans, Jacob Omit, John Riese, .1. 14. Urban and .Jacob Beta, of Wash tag ton borough, testified that they had effected in surance on their lives, with Bowe, and had paid for the policies, but bad nut e cei vett them. No loss will be sulfa mod by ti:.: pc ,. emus w o o paid their money to Bowe for , 111:illrallee, It, Stleil.--_Express . , 23rd in,L. t Card tintlei,itmed takes pleasine twisting to the genera! public that lir. Constantine ltu,l ge:•., 0! Colund out, took Off 01 ellcul: it Culp W 10; ruotol into the skin, and had NUN I IZIA bran elm.. In•. nudger:4. Mule i,l•11i)1'In I lin: operation, used JUL! NI, all the grcate••t human treatment; 1 [lit:Lynne deem iL iny duly to pronounce hun a teal title physician, an.: revoinrnem 1. him VerY highly 10 ever. - bo•1} - . PLTICIS J0`31.1 . 1L :311)M„ Fox^ Sherilr. Ni'e are :tothorizeil to announeo that ISAAC 211161 f LI It, of lain-t , ter elty, lornierly of lituit, Ce..allvo, u•IlI be a eanilldate au' sit bJcct to I o dcvtdiun of the ttepubiit•: u t voters :it the tohliary elections. [(l..tw' Market, Report. FM DAY, -Mar. 26, 1569 na hhapping demand, but the loatie trade ale IJuying quite treely. 1,600 enangtAl na”.tty lowa, WiNcuia,in and 311111 111 Extxa Family at II 5 , X117 ; la:, LiII,:MIL Superfine at. 5 bl. hr olleungs of V. are lair, and the de mand ,ely moderate; Nales of good Syria:4 led at •.,1 tVilite. at tI 6UR:.I rola 1, quiet ; of I,linilatahels 3 ellow at .`37(uB,s Cents, and W.••lxt it .N 1 iXed at, hl relit.. Oats un- Iged ; hales ot \Ve.tern at. 7,1 , 1,75 e, and Pena at (19 No vhange lit Earley and .)la Ish,ky Is rather 11011100 with .ales Id tax : ,t ecnt. Sciphia. G'attle 31arket. ...1:0N I) March =, 164;9 Im re, emts of Turf Cattle at the Avenue Dr,,ve Yard teat:lied abian ll.ft !Wail this week. The market was dull, but la tees remain about the saute as last gusted. Ex.tia p. 141. We.tPin Steers sold at ION.Ion;e; lair la, good di, :it lilt ”I .0 , and common at t• It., gross, a 00,irding - to quality. Vows and Cady,: met a steady inquiry, and head changed hands at tzlike 73 tar 00W unit , tilt, and Tfl,l di per Imad lor springeN. In Sheep theie Was CUllNilkrable WI/N . l'llllll, at ry full figures. Salm, llyxAl !nail at 71 2 0 r Jar pound, gloss. lla.tp, were In lair request, with sales of ttoo trail aI oil :Alta It/ 50 pre 101 ',minds, net. Ti.. ItlaUket 1•10, its a downward tendency. !ict -• arricrges ~.•.uL..1.1 Mar:l.iq.•. are m 114,110.1 in Om, paper er,11,41:. chal go. W hen netnnflihnned by comm.. tvheth.•r pr.-, or poetry. Ike (ems per Imo he ell.nge.l. huu••ral none,. ten cent , . per Ime Able 111 athatlve. I\larch lath, 151,9, by 1N1,d.r1., Clark, Esq., DAVID :11.ti.hus and ELlz.tid:rd llr.ycus, 1.01.11 Id I'd luatida, Pa. t~#IZS. d la this place, on Friday, 19th inst., Joni. J.Acon lIA.nnY, In the tiOth year of his age. In Philadelphia, On rho lath inst., E.313f--tHgss, youngest child ut Hiram and Mary Kirk, aged eighteen mouths and eighteen days. .e.EDVIS_IriASI:EDIENTS. LOT OF -- 6 - ROLi..6 FOR SAiE The subscriber °Mrs at private sale,a LOT OF G HOUND, on Walnut ntreut, below Second, ad:. Joining life new reNhielice, cunt:a:nag tr.. feet front, mere or less, and 107 feet deep, Inure or les , . The purchasing; party eon have the privi lege of using - gable end of new house to build ug..tin , t. For l urther particulars apply to JON PI, F., Loctsbt nt reel, Columbia pA.PER ANI) f ,übserlber would respsett tiny aIIIZIOUI/Cv to the cita t ens of ("ttlunittia and /Cllllty that he lots :Mal It elan ntence,l tile business of l'_ot Ell 11.1:st A.ND liu I_TSE PAINTING. lie lel, ea red the services of a 111 st-class mechanic as las Its, 11.41.111 t. All work ‘ratrrantod to give sat ishtclaott. Ortler, linty lie lett at his It:mac:nee, No. :SW I..oeust street. Ittr.f7-Itara.lnitif h-1 NIEL C. 7 IILLE)". WORLD MUTUAL LIFE INSUR y T ANCE CONIPAN Y, OF NEW YOltE J. F. FILLIEAFF. General Agent for Pennsyl yawl a, No. Zi Nurth 4ueen btreet, La enter. 7, M. tiItAYBILL. Local Agent,Columbla hl satoiy equitable twattnent , of Polley Hold ers, unit general plans et bostnes-c, second to none, It has on baud THREEUUI.LAit.S A,ND FURTY CENTS Or OshOOl fur ellolollOr 01 hu ranee liabilities. Every wan wet out should be Insured In sumo sound Life Insurance Company. Before ilium lii :Anywhere, Isee. 1111 agent of this company. inr27-itut TEAM PRI.NTING.—CaII at the L.) Steam Printing lionise of the COLUAIIILA sPY, rear of Columbia Naticami It4O anti ex amine sreel awns of Let t..r I leailb,Noteb,Carils.te :NTTIV Al) VERTISE"..2II:ENTS. J_ili; BEST WAY To obtain heavy yard-wide Cotton Sheeting Is to send us a club of 30 names at 10 cents each for our dollargoods, and get 21 yards as com mission for raising the club, -12 yards for club of 60, 6.5 yards for club of 100, or 105 yards if the agent sends for the:whole 100 articles out of the club. Sonic commission paid in other goods. The oldest, largest and most reliable Dollar Sale house in Boston. Male and female agents wanted. Send clubs and money in registered letters, and we guarantee prompt returns. Give us one trial. Write at once for circular and ex change list, of dollar goods, before sending else where. EASTMAN d KENDALL, 25 llawley St., Boston, Mass. [mrl7-4tw. rIOURT PROCLAMATION. N..„) WHEREAS, the Honorable HENRY G. LUNG, President, and Honorable Alexander L. _Hayes and John J. Libhart, Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the Coun ty of Lancaster, and Assistant illtitleCS of the Courts of Oyer and Tertalner and General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions of tile Peace in and for the County of Lancaster, have issued their Precept, to me directed, requiring . nie, among other things, to make public Proclama tion throughout my bailiwick, that a Court of Over and Terminer and a general Jail Delivery, also a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery, will commence in tile Court House in the City of Lancaster, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania— ON THE THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL, (TIIR 191•11), 1559. In pursuance of which precept Public Notice is Hereby Given, to the Mayor and Aldermaa of the City of Lancaster, in the said County, and nil the Justices of the Peace, the Coroner and Constables, of the said City and County or Lan caster, that they be then and there hr their own proper persons with their tolls, records and ex aminations, and inquisitions, and their other remembrances, to do those things Deli ich to Orel r onices appertain, In their behalf' to be done and also all those who will pr0 , 01,11l: agalllst the prisoners who are, or then shall be fir the jail of the cab! Con uty of Laneaster, are to be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just. Dated at Lanca.ter, lbe Yad day of March, JACOB F. FREY, Sheriff. niz_7-3,w] IMPORTANI"IO 111..TYEEZS OF DRY GOODS The " 134 The peptiliir I lry st..r. :120 l'ilestliut, Street, I= " Paris Clunk and Mantilla Emporium,' Its J. NV. 1'ILO1I'01: & CO IVil I ffirev the eoillitigsea,oti at. Popuhtr l'z fcn• CASII, an z•itticrly tzz-w stock of FO1:EIG:N _‘NI) DU DItY 00(i Including Spring and Summer Dress goods, in large variety, Black and Colored laces and Embroideries, Linens, \ lti le Goods and and Domes ties, Hosiery, Gloves ill all Kinds, ,‘lourning Dress Goods, die. CLOA 4.cc. In Ink doluu•tatenl an uni..ka.ll4 - .4.134,444:tinent at print, 11.44111 :2:4 tip- Avat•4l,.. SHAWLS ()P A LI, KINDS illel.llcllllVllla !.:arc• Stiotti:— alai Poinl,, :tad varloti, other goods adopted to tl u• Pupula:. Trade, Will he ,ul,l at EcONoN PRICEs Wt. 1111 UX:11t1111:tiltill ()Ur 1.11 V., our lil:lrktql 1ig111,.- - 11 , + ( 10 .1. W. pitou'roit THE -BEE [JIVE, No. 920 Clie:tuut. Street, Philadelphia ESSE HOMER, COLLADAY CO., hay.• ❑OW ri•uinvU to their NEW MARBLE U I, DIDT - G , Chestnut Street above Broad Streot I'll ILA. DELPIII.I, :112,1 have eon' alenvect the• Nule of an EXIT:WI:DINA UV IMPOWI')CrIoN RYG o o S Coin pribing t hr• newt..t tabrios and rivllest. de ,eleeted hem r 1.61.1 the 1110-te,i.brated fill• 10114 ,--(•1111/111e.IM TZEE Nt)VEITIE4F4II7..ASON I MM ENSE )ICI ')I ENT MEDIUM PRICED GOODS, MEI POPULAR TRADE, IN EV ERA' VA MET) N. co, contend that It I. a GI:E.k T 3IIS'I'AKE IN•111, :40000, Ca/inOt ,01,1 .ts low la a 14auslsolat, atom a, 11l a and cli ly unr,:11111 In pr.we this have taken Ihi ca n• (0 murk their g(ADIIN ;It 'l'll E LOV.'ESI Remunerative Prices. LEZIII 4 1869. Opening of NEW SILKS, Opening of NEW SHAWLS, Opening of NEW CH INTzE. , 4, Opening of - -•.:EW POPLINS, Full stock of Staple and 'Fancy SPRING GOODS. SPRING EYRE: & LAN Fourth and Arch strec•tq. 11111 adt•lph ta. N. IL—JOBS from A in T lON duly vett. no-2a-Ct I+'ICY AicCIAI. QTATEMENT OF TH E 0 HOME ixsußAxer. cam pAN y, .NEW 31AVE.7 , .;, CONN., JANuAny 1, I*D. Capital Si. wl :iurplug Mat lad Value, Real Estate owned IT the 01111 pony... slli,fria Os Loans on Mortgages SOW so United States Bonds, 5-20. . 149,239 :17 Missouri State Bonds 22.552 Al Virginia State Bonds 25.4135 Ili Tennessee State Bonds Is,lllll ire Alabama State Bonds .4,904 4XI Wi+consln State Bonds 12,1151 Os New Haven City Bonds... :it,so,l iii) National Bank Stocks 21'1,h2 00 State Bank Stocks7,-5.1 So Loans on Collateral and on Call 22,.r111 21 Ca.sh on hand and in Banks 1151,9 , 6 tEI Interest and rents accrued and Bal ances due the Company Bills Receivable Casts in hands of agents Salvages on Losses paid, sundry in vestments, and other property owned by the Company 11:,517 07 in process Of adjustment A. J. KAUFF.\LAN, mr1:;-IL Columbia, ra 1t 7. ,121 - 17/E1) —A E`NTS; ,C;c. AGENTS WANTED in every city, town and county lu the United States. to sell our new and popular engravina. TI E PftEsl DENTS OF' rifE uNITED STATE s, ele gantly en grat ed and handsomely p: lined in colors, 2.1.131. Inches, on heavy plate paper. Mal:- log the most bemittinl and saleable picture c vet Issued, apprommte for t h e parlor Or count mg house. Agents arc making Mom E' to SIOO per week.. Send for our circular. TO ACtE 2 NTS.—Speeinual copies of the above picture kill be sent to any 'Wares., by mall, eatetulty put up, upon the teeeipt of the «tall Prior , . au Address, RUSHTON b CO., Publishers 219 Puck street, Pltiladelphia. A GENTS WANTED Ver the Life and £l. Times ot ST. PAUL Complete Unabridged edit lon, as :trranqed by conybeare and Ilowson, NVltll an 1111r,KI nctinn IJ% 111s1101/ Sou p.ou. .111 0011seqUellee Of 1110 1110 I ,,araii,, or mutilated [hi, great %cot k, Nye IlaVe heel, c.olllpello,l 10 1,,1114 a 1.10- prim. °four complete odit 1011 11'0111 jl .30 10 E. it. TI:EAT t., I tulilkhet tat - .211-Iwt . 4 01 051 lit inidwit - , N. Y. AGENTS fur the Sights and Sorrel, of the National Capitol. The stztrtling, instructive and entertaining book 01 the day. :send 101' circular., null see our terms. .I.ddret.. U. S. Puha:dila g Co., No. 11 Mourne td reel, New York. [in r_ll--Peca:o IVANTEI.)—LOA M. • . _ LOAN NV AN'rE I). THE itutton:wl ut• COMIMIIf.I still have some $lO,OOO of the SHORT LOAN, Already authorized 10 di...pos. of, and those wishing to make it good and sato Investment will call upon S. S. ItIETWEILER, (*ashler of the First National Dank of Columbia, at which place the Bonds can he obtatned. THE BONDS r, duo nod t 0.% ohle on tlo• lint of Apr,' oao ,st at t io• rate of X 1 , 1:1:. CENT. ernnillthi,nll,l en..., ha:mg the : Lo os- short man shalt have the ',Leh:re:lee lin 111.• 111,1 of Aplml 11e%1 of:t longel 10.111 nsauthoriu-dhc•said I:.,rough. it. DET W !LER, Special Committee. PILOS P.ILATE. WE 11_11"E NO TIIAVELING AGENTS. Val . lll,lS send their oravr., Jr e.l to van all I IIenDAN e'. of the LOWEST PRICES, And •n.. the 1,11111(1 , EnrlY Orde aill he :id ttt to buyers. ALLEN L NEEDLES, maim tact uror s of the Ilopens ea St' ER PHOSPHATE. OF 1.1 \11;, AND TIIE A I‘ENION lATED FElt'lll LIZER, PERUVIAN :CAN°. only No. 1-I,,,,i'Ved dire, t front the kyvt, ument. PISH A raCkeli in b. 111,1, al,“ for sat.‘. e Land tinier, 1.1.,..- dratt:ie Cement and n lull assortment of and emullts. 111.,..0/111l to Dcalet'. ALLEN 11,1ar.are Avenue, E,TABLISIIED IN 1 , 1 , . fv1,13-:im 11- A _NTE D-A ~IGIIi,I IN I'OrPANT. The unticri.ignetl, hating been appointed I:ell er:it A ggint, Sor the Uliald %VW, Ohap.thy, of Phihhh.lphia, for the counties of T.aneaster nwi York, invite, public nth:Whin to the p.vri:NT ..).11:T.1.1..L1C 'WHIT E \VIRE CLOTHES LI NI:, titaffithiet ore.) by the Company, u. befog a t, ce , sity in every huffily% %Ouch he is prepared hi in quglitlt in, to 'tut Thh. Wire is alv...ty. bright mot eli•an, :: great eonve• til,ce. It durable, aml ent it oly of t•l'volia, the ohh.ut low. to the °id rot ton ur helap hao. Cu g tilt till 1,21 A. ItEll), lehentl Aces I. Columbia, AGENTS \l".\ NTEI).—A II agent 1, wanted in (n cry tm.ii anti township in the above coon tie,, to whom izoo.limliteesnents %ell! I.e .tir.•l,ll. At I lettei, should Ite inhiress...l to Real, Colinithim mid they will prompt :Men tion. BITTERS. S WAT E 1131 AN , I= \,..yrEitmAs.s Cool:tail and Tonic Bitters NVIII)1(-s,:th• :Intl N.., I WI; :\1811,..t.t r•,I, Tll.• tllllll• plttiwi 1 ie. 4,r th,-, i:itt. ttned 1111,y 1 / 4 01111, 111 ,put' Alts :1. the het.l. t, X 111 1• ❑llll tit and the Cr.ett hat L'litot, t, the uul Cl• 1 lu Vorlte :fillOtigilltige• of a gooli g. 21 or st ei,eklai I. [Jan-M -t: UJI PS puml'6: PUMPS! • Por pure trate), use 'wither 1)1,1 0L,,1 rusty Iron. nor poison lea 0. but THE CEI.EIIIUTEDCI;(2-11firill made of wild I:M.111111/er wood. entirely tasteless, durable and reliable. not a patent article, lint the good ohl-fashloncil 00t1.021 V 1.11111,, male by machinery, and therefore perfect and accurate In all its parts, raising an equal :am iunt of water, and costing less than half the nione - . Easily arranged su :I, to he HOU . fret, /1214 . . and in construction sin simple that :lily One call pill It lip and beep It in repair. Alter thorough trial it is acknouledgeit the Ite , t and ehettlneNt. Twelve feet of tubing with each pump, free of charge. 1 malers su ppl led at lowest mini um,' tir es., talcs . For el: milers , price lists, 1.7 e., ...ill or address CII.IS. G, 1:1.ATCJI1,1", N 0.1,21 Fill,ei I sheet, ,1 t, •1, a Ti t t an d :\ lark, and Arch :streets, ieb13411111% MILL y. A - v .E be g b„,,e to inform you that we ar.• prepared to otl,r b.r v..ut Inspeel oar usual a..ortinent or MI LLINERY v00.d,1111... of then. uc.t , 11.tpe. stlk and Gimp , 00d.., 111144 11:1011. , . 1:r31,11, 144 15.1(4 nn you at our •14,0 rec. it e your on!, r. I'4 tee. If itrr en.h. you; \vAitio. Pt:. hll an.! 1f.7 N. 504(41:d 51 mm, It .2444 1-01)-Int I'OBA C( '0 (127 SEGA RS. M E5.. N tj.21 1:0 1:A L ( ;, R .1 ) . .. 4 r .. 1 4: 1 : ,4 .1. mr4l.. 6EGAIIS. TOI3.kCCO, SNUFFS Ana all al licit, usually kept In a llt.t-clans'fo- Luoco and seg.tr Stole. The talblle van rely on getting. at our stray a. good. Gooch; for the money oU call I, obtain cd at ally s ilittlar Chtabnquile ut to tl,• State. ME not think. it to•ce,,ar:. to pulaßli mp I.livi•-, ll,Utv Goods will toll for M_ I^,tist t tti,.y t oltittibla, Sign of tile Puticii. Bonds I CERTIFICATES. - ISaTa.., or all ic lods' t +1,410 1 IXXI I I I ASSETS .1t,12.' II I ~l,ti Ai LI) 81 ~,li_, i 1 :., LIABILITIES EMI 7'Llludf•lpLLt • MEE! DRY GOODS, d: c. 10ENSED 131 TIII. UNITED STATES AUTHORITY. C. S. THOMPSON it: CO'S GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE Of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Linens, Cottons, Fancy Goods, Albums, Bibles. Silver-plated Were, Cutlery, Leather and German Goods of every description, Sc. These articles to be sold at the uniformrice of ONE DOLIArt EACH, and not to be paid for until you know what you are to receive. The most popular and economical method of doing business In the country. The goods we have for sale are described on printed slips, and will be sent to any address at the rate of 1C; cents each, to pay for postage, printing, Sc. It. Is then at the option of the holders whether they will ,end one dollar for the art tole or not. By patronizing this sale you have a elarnee to exchange your goods, should the article mentioned on the printed slip not be desired. The smallest articles sold for one dollar can be exchanged for Silver-Plated, Five-Bottled Re volving Castor, or your choice of n large variety of other articles Upon Exchange List, compris ing over 250 useful articles, not one of which multi be bought at any retail country store for nearly double the amount. TERMS TO AGENTS. We send Its cominh:sion to agents : For a Club of Thirty, and $:3, one of the following articles: a Musket, Shut (1011, or Austrian Ride, 20 Yards Cotton, Lady's Fancy Square Wool Shawl, Lancaster Quilt, Accoideon, Set of Steel-Bladed Knives and Forks, Violin and Bow, Fancy Dress Pattern, Parr Ladies' extra quality Chant Boots. one doe. largesize Linen Towels,AlliambraCtullt,Honey comb quill, Cottage Clock, White Wool Blan ket, 15 yards best quality Print, 12 yards De luinc, one dozen Linen Dinner Napkins, age. For a Club of Sixty, and $6, one of the following articles: Revolver, Shot Gun, or Springfield Ririe, .12 Yards Sheeting, Pair Honeycomb Quilts, Cylinder Watch, Four yards Double 'Width Waterproof Cloaking, Lady's Double Wool Shawl, Lancaster Quilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver Plated Six-Bottled Revolving: Castor, Set of Ivory-- Dandled Knives, with Sliver-Plated Forks, Pair of All-Wool Blankets, Pair of Alhambra Quilts, Yard. Pratt, or a Marseilles Quilt, Double Elgh t-Keyed Accordeon, Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary (600 engrm trigs, 9 , X) pages', 4. yards Doeskin for suit, Sc. For n Club of Out' Hundred, and $lO. Double Barrel Shot Gun, Rifle Cane, or Sharp's Ride, 13 yards sheeting, Fancy Ca.ssimere Coat, Pants arid Vest Pattern (extra quality), Pair Splendid Rose Illankets, Fancy Plaid Wool Long Shawl, 23 yards Hear p Carpeting, SPlenCild :And Bow, splendid A.lpacca Dress Pat tern, Silver Hun ping-C.rsed Watch, Single Bar /el shot (tun, sharp's Revolver, one pair dm- Damask Table covers, with one dozen MI/WI \all:ills to Hilt (Ph, Woreester's Illustrated VI,- abridged Diet binary, i !sou pages), ,tai. For additional but nl e01111111, , i011 , . see elmi inr. coninii-..inis for larger clubs in propor tion. Agent, Will phase take notice of this. Done/ send names, but number your clubs from one upward. Make your letters short and plain as possible. TAKE PARTICULNIt NOTICE OF THIS: Be sure and send Motley in all emus by register ed let ter. which win be sent from any Post Or fie, This way 61 sending money is preferred to any other faction' whatever. i.Ve cannot be tesponsible for money lost, unless some pre cautions are taken to insure Its sandy. SEND FOR CIRCULARS. Send 'our address in lull, Town, County and :state. S. C'. 'mom PSON & CO., MG Federal street, Boston, Mass. tnr.2o-twc,lo IF YOU ' WLSII • • Try the combination of A.Twoon S BATF.S; I; ILEAT 31AMMOTII SALE I.IcEN:,EIo BY THE GOV'T. I la\ illgWl rver tn:perlellee, we are eon ri 1,111. 01 Sllvet 0111 0110 Lunar Sale. 7,%. - NOTICE. - t5•"1: We will inesent to any per-on sending us a elub In our greet one Dodar Sale, Silk Dress Pattern, I of Sheeting, Sewing Machine, a t 'ai pet, n W.atelt, ate., ate. Ail. FREE OP COST. i :loftiest Inducements ever Uttered, retil.ir and sample sent free to any a.biress. ALLEN, ATWOOD A BATES, -17 Mulm , 78 Devonshire Street. leblta-R%v.t nl Boston, Many. _ . ANT E_llU': COMING. Uwe nnn,• with a new sproig our MBE=i GOODS, CUTLERY, Lc., di =I = Sixty, One IfunanA All other premiumn in same ratio Enlarged Ex:, liange List, lett), stew - and useful articles. See new circular and Salllple.. Sent to any lie, I*-Plea , e sena your numoy by rez)stered let ter, mbires,e,t to . J.%.ITANVES &CO., .I , c demi street, Boston, finr_Yl-awcaw BINE= "TIArS STIL'EItS" FOR THE SPRING OF 1569 I=l /101 - : , ENEEPERS uud 11105.0 abort. CUM -1111.111•Ing Housekeeping, are invited to call and eN31111:le our beautiful assortment of LASS AND QUEENSWARE, Iu T;‘, Toil•t Set( , , all of no, 1,0, = I'nu•lta'ed I n orMlnld ptclome,, direct from the Importm , ; and our Ulassware front the best ntn nn tact carers in IM t , ,bura, consequently can not he undelsold In this county. Tt EA_ ID IT \ hile Granite Exit!' " EXlnt It( aVy ....... Will It • Granite Toilet Sk't IS, 10 pleees A complete Tt2o,lolllng Toilet S.ett, /th.) 1,100.2 , , It the he,t GLASSWAI:E IN GIU VARIF:rI ItHlutling B.\ R RE and CONI'EI TIONERS Us. CAR P I.:Ts : CARPETS ! Pall , st 1 , , 1 Ve11111:111 Rag and 11i•1111, ri.ls :Laid :%litt 1 , 1,4101 t. 4c. TAI:I,E 111= Mg= MEI= 11)c)1 ; G 1, l'lt..icho ttl.l,Neli.ll 31 ti ler . ../11:1iS T101.111g,. MEMO I=l MIME I= MIMI WHITE 11.1ie-NI:1•14. BLANN L'! 1.•1',-. . Everything c.tuplete fur Ifott,ekeept•rs t prices which cannot be uoder- sold in this couut y I.,PIZIN(I STYLES OP WALL "PAPERS ! t first invoice of 10,000 pieces, Just received, int lading Welt Gold, Deeorat lint, .Nlarble, da.„ for Parlor,. Mills and Chamber,. Prices front S et,. to per pure. A 11r , t-elas. Pape: !tanner ILIWIIyS ready. There is no use In go::): :May from [wine to GROCERIES, WHOLES.% LE R ETA 1 Coffee by tbi• Sack,. and Molasses by tile and Tva I, Y Ltte t'lleNt, al a ',mall ads/LW'" un Plillaclelphi—: "A A S/ ; A 1 1 - 1 . \V INTER G* k) 1; E I.()11" COS'l' : =1 1:( N LAENSNIITH'S STORE. x o , 1241.0eust strivr, Cultaubl., :21 Yank Sheeting t; I EMS= =EDEN
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