i j r nj.
INDEPENDENT. YZAELESS .5c FREE
,Co.ltp?abla,
Satzitiay; Alte' 180.
SZ-.lLLloadveitising will be ,eonsidered
CASH, and collectable at any time alter the
ilrst insertion.
Riches nave !Slugs.
Interesting correspondence , from Paris
contains the following:—"I once used to
smile as' I passed Baron de.,Bothichild's
door and observed that the gas lainpa Were
'unlit - on bright nights 'when the 'moon
was full. I'then thought such 'economy
unworthy-the master of so great an ;eSta e.
I now know that therein ne way by which
noble fortunes, are kept unimpaired except
by- econoiny: r Inew k - uow how men's en
gagements keep pace With the, accumula
tion of wealth: - how embarrassed for,
money very rich men, frequently are; 'and
how severe is the struggle-to maintain. an
equilibrium between revenneand : expen
ses.._llle Walls of Paris, are
. at this mo
ment covered with bills announcing the
sale af the picture-gallery of CouutKouche
leff Besbormike. It is said to be the last
remnant left—and it belongs to creditors
—of the, magnificent estate which he en
tered into , possession of just nine years
ago. It was then valued at 511,250,003
in' gold. Ho traveled through the Mist,
Southern and IV:esti:in Europe iu great
state. There was no whim he refused to
gratify.: He chartered a steamship to com.
vep hint fronionc point to another. - He
had spegial railway trains: for his party.
He :gave princely entertainments. He
was lavish 'OI presents. He had an u
ens „retiOue..._ It. was his „sister_ivh o
Douglas Home; the Medi - mil. It
was he who carried ?t[. Alex. Dumas, to
Russia. Nine years ago lie was master of
$660,000 annual income. It was not
enoughfor him. He could not live on
less than $1,200,000a . year—his expenses
for . several yams are said to exceed this
amount ofmoney—and now nothin‘r
re
mains of all that wealth but debt." „
Appearance of Brighaut iroung.
A writer in - the San Francisco Bulletin
says: Brighani Young, in his sixty=ninth
year; is aremarkable man ; ard bids fair to
live for_many years. His step hak lost
some 'of im-blasticity, : and his fignie'shriWS
that he is going down the hiller* life; hht
his hair, always light, is unmixed with
grip, and though his locks maybe thinner
than they were forty years ago, there are
no' signs of approaching baldness. His
brow, and cheeks arc clear and smooth,
with. a slight ruddy tinge, arid' without
wrinkle except around the corners of the
month. His brow is lofty,- his nose-prona
inept and weafirmed, his eyes - grey'inind
in reprise show something of the dullness
of nee; but lie looks as ii li`rao ii've a
stern order - arid watch itTsex - e'cutio'ii, bow
everbioed'` t
yovi ton Inc Ds:llis' lips
too, are thin and when set.gire; an
,aspect
of severity to his countenances; yotle can
smile'very pleasantly when -he' - chOoses: '
Afraid of Andy.
A. Tennessee, Radical, writes to his friend
the" division of • the; Rep'uti
'roan party, in Tennessee " opens,, up a
prospect for the Deniocrats,",that " if both
Senator aud Stokes run to the end the Dem
ocrata .will be found after their Totes ',are
•
counted next August to have elected. An
drew Johasoti Governor of Teni.essee;".
and that "such au event will require the
presence of a large Union Army in 'the
State or, the quiet exodus of the ' loyid
whites and their colored - friends." This
fellow .is evidently scared, and Andy
Jobnsou is. evidently loomin ,:, up as the
cemirg man. is. even , rumored that
Parson B'rounilo - vr will give him a lift to
kill off Stokes.
, Petroleum.
It is stated that during the mouth of
May, there was a heavy falling off in the
prOditet of oil'wells in Pennsylvania, and
that :during the ' same period there was
only moderate success attained in the de
velopmeatbf new oil territory. , The aver
age production was 10,153 barrels
,a day,
about 900 lea - than - the daily' average - of
new method has been adopted
during the last six months, to increase the
yield 08 -' oil ~rells : It consists in' pouring
intelthe oil wells beozine of heavy gravity
whieli,diaolves tie paraffine and-thiek oil
out of the crevices of flu. sand reek. and
thu sfacilitates;the , ilowtof . the petroleum
from the underground '. reservoirs.
"- 'Tnn British- government' is taking 'the
preliminary -steps towards_ Shaking off its
American detieu de lICIQS. Some time since
the policy was 'announced, of leaving, the
aiiiihrthelaerieSin case
of difficulty, and now formal ;notice' has
beery:served:on the Dominion that' nearly
all the Itt(iierialforcesrir e to be Ntithdrawn
froixtf-British,American territory on ]and
and water. -.,saving setup the pretence
of. un 311d4661V3i1t nation.,the Canadians
find ..theylave to 'assure 6 alithe obligations
and - expense izifit-reel hation. -
TILE New i'ork.:*TriZnibcatlvocates the
abolition; y "ortite . 9'.2eCtoral =Colleges. It
proposes that each: State' vote directly .for
Pie'side& niiii - Viee'-Ei4itletif and; :letabe
candidates prefpyrcd by the majority in
any State receive two votes, answering to
its- Sauatuis. let"- - each' represents=
i;t
whcev ei ehalti4eVlVV:i majority vote
be certified therefrom as its choice for
President end=forNie,:l:7Ailent'vespeqj
i vely,:- ,
i i i74 l 7 l 7 6 7xitaiiilillielelllaiiir ;
advertisement rcl rr Skixidel - Bib° will call
or , Write Acr?:SiliMer • Staia,l; s :paiiidi s 'e
tiiieei;dgce4al,;liO* ear of tinnietlitili,
fromwere
alliii;SilOris`
fruit every ;:ii*Tai . "(tV!ii rean:aoinfiir
eatenYbk.ig4t4i f pgeijiXaniirs:,, l
_ f Ssf
IT is said that fo*ligr:o6:**:i4iriOini
cal things farmersf4itEek7 - _-,A`64110.40r
•
.~ .3
13 FRONT STREET
NJ 7 , f; ,• • ,• ' • '• :•
!!• -OLOOKS
~• . .
A new lot of Seth Thomas:Mid other &meri
can. Clocks just received. Also, " , •
' I 7 V - a±6ll6§,
SILVER-PLATED, WARE, : kg:, tit:
At " CHAS. P. SHREINER'S, '
apri—lmw, 10.181 N. Front.§trocL
WATCIIES AND TETITEkRY!.,
1113231
NTS OFFERED
AMERICAN WATCHES,
„ , .
ks low as 820, two oz. Cages warranted for
.two years; also 2, f, 5 ainl 6 oz. eases.
JUST RECEIVED
full assortment of the Celebrated
Seth Thomas
They are the best Melts made.: cau:taiilpee
- - Also, a fall and well selected stock or
SILVE . IV:A.11,
From the best Factories in the U. S.
JEWELRY LN.LNARIETY,, .
• " Just from the Factories!
SPECTACLES, in gold, silver, steel and plated
Frames, to snit
'REPAIRING di' all, lands, promptly attend
ed to, at
'' E. SPERING'S JEWT,IIIII7 STORE,
near the New Depot. ,
IRON cf; tlI L CIIINI;R 1
SEIPP:LEE & BROTHER,
~LvwvAcrunEns
--STEAM BOILERS.
In addition to our Foundry and Machine work,
we ore now prepared to manufacture every
variety of Boiler and Plate Iron work,
.151 ENDING AND REPAIRING BOILERS
Promptly attended to. ' Thankful forpastraTerS,
we would invite the attention of onr mends and
patrons to this new - branch of our business.
' - SUPPLEE - & BRO.; ,
*' ' ' St; Columbia.
,
USQTJER.A . X;IRON COMPANY
' - •
.Manufacturers of tbl sizes of
REFINED . AND DOUBLE. REFLNED
ROUND, SQUARE, FLATS, OVAL, Al2O 9 -
H
•ALF OVAL IRON.
,Cur Aides, Slinftiug and Horse Shoe Ears.
Akir-Orders promptly filled from Stock on hand
or made to order.
Terms, net Cash, at Manufacturer's -pricos, de
livered on Cars or Boats.- - - •
Office at their
STEAM
Eti'GINF-S,
sTP,tM PUJITS
And all ghaLq of Machinery ..f.tunifactured and
guaranteed to give satisfaction at the ♦Works of
„
_ ' SUPPLEE d:
CABINMT-WARE.
CABINET WARM MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber having Jately •up new
wore-rt Gins, and greatly inereased his business,
can off' r better inducements to his customeres
than ever. -
WISTiD v dc - cr SHADES IniUMS. &c., IN ALL
ir:LEs
IrellLanufnattrois to order, and wm keep con
stantly band, Dressing, Plain and Fancy
Bureaus, Sideboards,Sofas, Card,- Dining- and
Centre Tables, Common, Fanny andFrenah Bed
steads ; all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms. As he manufactures his own
work he is enabled to -warrant every article to
be what it is represented.
CAAIRS! CHAIRS !I, CHAIRS i! I .
- - - . - - -•
- - -
All ]ands of chairs kept on hand or mannfaetur•
ed lo order: Cane, Windsor, , Arm. and - Rocking
Chairs; Settees, Camp and CountexStools,Sofas,
Tete-a Metes-and. Stuffed Sent Chaim, made to
order. Old chairs repainted and repaired. • •
UNDEUTAKING. • • •
Funerals will be attended to with promptness
to which he gives his personal attention, .He ib
prepared with ice boxes and coolers to, preserve
corpse, as may be required.
•
• "SLATIOGANY OR WALITUT COFFINS, •
Furnished plain or tinted in any style that may
be required. He respectfully solicits a share of
public patronage, as well as a continuance ofthe
custom with which be has been liberallyfayore(L
JOHN SHENSERGER,
Sandi side of Locust street, between Second. and
Third. [rnar3o-07-tf.
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
CABINET W.ARE-EOOIIS & ALA_ND
.ACTOItY, Locust Street, 'a few' doors below
Third Street, Columbia, Pa. ,
The subscriber "rartnufactures and keeps' on
hand an extensive assortment of all kinds of
Furniture.-Persons wishing to buy, or those
about to go 'to housekeeping, Will find 11,. to -their
advantage to give me a call.
BEDSTEADS, TABLES CHAIRS, BUREAUS,
sl.i.LBEs, &c., &c. ~ _
Of the best quality, style, and mannfricture, and
will make toorder, off first-rate material, every
article in Ids - line: aHe will give strict attention
to business, and respectfully asks of the public a
sharh of itspatronage.
466- UNDERTAKII\ G will receive the most
careful attention, at the shortest uotce.
mar:3o-67-tfl „ _ GEORGE SEIBERT
Iki.EW:f`BTYLE: :
WINDOW SHADES.
The Subscriber. has on band at his Furniture
Store, all Irinds and. styles of .
. ,
, .
WINDOW. :SHADES;
—.PR- 1 347,4M7
4. • •
To which. he would' respectfully tall the atten
tion of the Fablic. •
JOHN' Sll:67i3Eßbilt - ;.!
apl 18'68-tf N0..1",*„ Locust St., Columbia.
HOOP ,qICIitTS.
TTOOP 'SKIRTS
WM. T. diopntss
- -
Has removed his Manufactory and Salesrooms
1115 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Where .his Own_ Make" of Champion Hoop
Skirts,'especially adapted to First-class Whole
sale and-Retail Trade, will be found to embrace
the 'most extensive assortment in the Union,
and all_ the - latest,' and most desirable styles,
shapes.lengths and siz - es,'2, - .3 1 4, .2j4, 2,3_ , '„ yards
round, of Plain and Gored Punters, Walking
Skirts, Reception Trails, together with over
ninety- different varieties _of Misses and Chil
dren's - Skirts, all of which for Symmetry, or
-style, 'finish, lightnes.s; elasticity durability,
and real cheapness, are unequaled by any other
goods - ' in the market, • and are warranted in
every respect._ • Skirts made' to order, altered
mid repaired, - wholesale and retail: ' -
Fail lines of low priced Eastern made Skirts,
15 springs, 35 een ts; 20 springs,4s ceuts;.2s Springs,
55 cents; springs, 35 cents • and -10 springs, 75
cents.
CORSETS! CORSETS!! CORSETS !! ! 57dif
fereut stylesand prices, Lora .75 cents -,to 5700,
embracing It.-Wortley , " "Glove-Fit
ting," 'Madam Foy's Corset, Skirt Supporters,
Mrs.Motxly's - Patent "Self-Adjusting Abdomi
nal" Corsets, Preneli, 'English and •Domestfe
hand-note Corsets, and superior French pat
terns of Cotell -Corsets. "Our Own Make,' to
which we invite especial attention. ' •
Complete assortment of ladies Under - Gar
ments, at very low prices,
General Agent for the Bertram. Fanton
Family Sewing Machines, simerlor to any other
before the public. - Fifty-two of these No.- 1 Ma
chines, Price 555 each, are being given away to
our customers, in order to get them-introduced.
Every pet-son in want of articles in our line,
should examine our goods •before purchasing
elsewhere. Call or send for circulars, at our
Manufactory and salesrooms, o. 1115 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia. • WM. T. HOPKINS.
apl3-3mw
LAND AGENCY.
AN. RIVER LAND - .A.GENC Y.
POWILATAIs: BOULDI:g
Agent for Llia• t
SALE & LEASE OF 4E41 ;4 ESTATE;
, DAZiVILLE VA.
" • —. • lairaxis ..wirirarrisioN, To:. , , .
W. T. Sutherlin, President -Virginia. 'State Ag
ricultural' Sbelety ; 'W:S; ratt°n;-13811ker ' *Dan
villa Va...- lion. Thumaglil.-1 0 1Ournoy;-Premident,
No and lc moil Great Westernltoldroad_,- John B.
V. , * ands ;, Newt; Ferry. risautax, - , ArA4' , :lion•
J .hu B. I t altivri,Btuunmin kF ya,r,..„ Lipyl4f. r .
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PATANT':BVBNE.R.
ERIDIANI3I3II.NEII.I,
Ask for, the 111311NER. • ral:e no
othei.....l.tiexeelS -ALL others. am be.
used with either Kerosene, Pe- 9v
troleum or Coal 011.
ig man facturetl and for sale by
•' COULTER ,JONES >& 'OO --'
702..A.8.CEL. ST , PIIILJUDELPELIA..
wholealp pia-Bet„.111 ,Dealers, la , ,
.;tauipi Gas :Rim urei, • Chandelle
' Lamas ler 'ail pIIIIIOFRS for 'which lamps arc
used, in GREAT v.A.uxErr.r. .> •
--Tll944S,',,,,le44l34ikiourails4.,„glrurciais; kiell7-
hags, or other hu ldfuksambuc - or,brivate With
Gas Fist urea, Nrlll welltaeallandseAtantO)T.
IRO.N.BRO NZI I-O . I IANDELIERS,
Cheaper and better thau aurother..•ktud.-,.,
zur.W.YlYl:c.3r-&00,1 •
,
I deitienle/eBSHIRTBV 'Wt.( . icOrovit:"2,a
• ThelLighlYPoPuiar Stint thieregionzzi'
MARIT.A.2I TED-TO GIME SATZSFACIIObt.
No. 41% North: Q . 4 . ter3 . 11 Street Lancaster; Pelmets
. •
BOOK A•ND 'S'I` . . iTIOIN,:rER : Y: STORE, •
262 LOCUST Si:, COLZKUIA: PA.".
The sutserlbers have just opened and offer to
the public a.coinplete Itssorttnefa t of • ,
SCHOOL,' BLANK. AND :IincEL7JAN - Bous
. BOOKS, STATIONHRZof ALL
And 'of every gardlty, including a: "line and
first-rate stock of
~..., • • - • -
CAP, , LETTER, NOTE AND , . BILL:
scalgoit 4 17 4 ) SUNDAY SCKOOL "4.1.47TP
- -
Envelopes Ink. Slates, Faber's & Guttknecht's
Pencils, Envelopes,
Tor.Books7l,.Pass Books, Tuck
Atemorandunyllooks,‘ - lnitlai Pa,per, &c.,
Bibles,Testaments and. Hymn Soolps.„
All 'weekly.. and raonthly-papers and „maga
zin es received as soon as publi shed:"; The custom
of the public is respectfully solicited.
.g* - . „ Remember the place—ilo. 2,1 Locust Street,
one door below 'the ColunabiaLSteamFire En
gine House. , • ..
.a.p17 7 1y L.•,:IArIi.IGHT& CO.' :
EIVOTAr..' ; •
BOOKSELI,EII,- - AND STATIONED'
NO. 52 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
INE
VALUABLE . -FARM
MILL PROPERTY
11OLLIZsIG MILL,
Columbia. Penna.
The subscriber being* about to remove from
the neighborhood, would offer his FARM and
FLOURING MILL .at PRIVATE SALE.
The property Ls located in West Hempfteld
township. .Lancaster county, In one of the rich
'e kgricultural districts - hi the State; one mile
and-a-half from Columbia. , .•
'I3OILEI{3,
• The Mill Ls in good order, and is kept running
constantly on customer. work. It has two run
of French-burrs, with .all the necessary Im
proved machinery 'Or doing merchant and coun
try work. It-has lately been put in complete
order. •
The Farm contains a little over one hundred
acres, is in a high state of cultivation, and pro
duces abundant crops. It is especially - adapted
to the growing of cattle. The buildings are good
and substantial, runt the location admirable.
A rare opportunity Is here offered for any one
who wishes to Invest in property that will pay,
or to purchase a goad home in one of the best
localities in the State.
Columbia. Peon
_ .
Persons wishing to view the property can call
on the subscriber on the premises, or make In
quiries of Mr. Martin Erwin, Franklin House,
Columbia.
0,. The terms of sale will be made reasonable.
sep.atf.] THOMAS GROOM.
IV
RWATE SALE.
TIIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRI
TE SALE the following property, located in
FIFTH. ST., below Locust.
having two fronts, one on fifth Street, and also
on the Lancaster pike.
.A good location for building. VIII .be sold
low.. Enquire onthe premises
liEtlECCA CHALPA.I , 77, '
S. sth St., Columbia, Pa., or ofD. S. Chal
fant. who will giye all. the particulas. faugS-tfd
L OTS!
LOTS OF LOTS!
- BUILDING LOTS
Large or Small, on Sixth street, or Seventh
street, and on Locust street, and 'W'alnut street,
Those fronting on Locust and Walnut streets
196 feet deep to a 14 feet wide alley,
febS'6B-tfj• -Apply to 7, IL MIFFLIN,
VALUABLE . .PROI,IERTY
The subscriber oilers the following valuable
real estate;'in`tbo•borough=of Columbta, - Penn'a;
at private sale:
HOUSE LOT; No; 141 - L.OOIIST STREET,
AND
SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND, No. 112,
connected therewith, now occupied as a grocery
store, by Mrs. AL 'Turner.
This is one of the best business loCalities in
the - town: -Thelotis -very large - with front of 30
feet 10 inches. Also the rowel'
FOUR BRION'ILOTTSES' Wl= LOTS.
Nos. 8, -10, 12 and 14 Union street, will be sold
singly or together, on easy terms.
For further intorination apply to
- .tONAS AfEYERS;
No. 141 Locust street, Columbia:
• '.7nly2WlB6B:tf. ' ' "'"*" '
- IV.A.2ITTEDILOA7. -
T 4 0AN WANTED
THE BOROUGH OF COLUALBLI. still have
SVIIIC
EBB
Already authorized. to. dispose of, and those
wishing to make a good and - safe investment
will call upon S. S. 7101.ETWEILER, Cashier of
the First National Bank of Columbia, at which
place the Bonds can be obtained. .
Are dne and'payable on thei first:of April next;
With interest at the rate of " •
per annum, and these taking the above short
loan shall have the preference on the first of
April next of a longer loan as authorized hp said
Borough.. • S. S. DETWILER,
dec3l-tfl •r Special Committee.
SEE AvIr.COACII I
CIIBISTIAN :MYERS,
. „
- COLUMBIA STEAM
, .
- COACH' WORKS!
REMOVED TO Nos. 9, 11 AND 13 NORTH sth
STICBET.
The darriUges, Buggies, dre., made at these
Works,. are equal in beauty and durability to
any other mike In the county.
COACFI SMITHING, REPAIRING; dre.
Tbl§ bianch of the biteinessivlll be attended to
with punctuality and . de.spateh. ",
CHILDREN;S•CA_BBIAGFth, '
Wagons; Sc.,-ferenle or ulnae to order.
• Fifth aareile't
-
o IX E,N,-E,
R. X. LITTLE
Stllleontlnties to take
PROTUGRAYSS; yXs.R9Tl7Es;2wluppxyrslll s
PHOTO•M 'MATURES, GEM PICTURES, *O.,
61c1 stand , on lOctst. Street, abirve Vrori.t„
• "
Mn Lrrix.r.lias_bad 'eXp - erberice7of several.
pears at this business, and his pictures are equal
to the best that can be had in any city, and owing
to his splendid sky-light, and good Instranaeats,
far superior to-thosagenendirtaketrintlie,Colarl
try. ' /f you wish a and correct picture, you
may depend upon getting it, at Little s. Ws Pic
tares are great favorites with those who have
obtained them. Prices as low as the lowest.
Airdllou'tforgettlie.place—LocustStreet,above
- Vront,Cohrinbin s ya.: - tinaar. soostrr.
-TMNZS,.& i .LIQUORS." :".•;;
C. 1371C1111R,
d l / 4 .01.1iT von vur.
-zr .:' ,I •STAT-EN . ISLAND , • -
• DYLNG,
,ESTABLISHINIE.NT, A
• Ladles' Dresses_, °Cloldis;Yells:Gloves,-RiOtrons
dad Stllls'of dyediaareolorl-,
.....9.lso;Ger.tlemen.'s Coats, Vests,rantaleOWA,&e.'
Kid Gloves washed to loolr. nevr.." , -
43.041112 m repairing; 4:e4dorie at short:notice.
Roods at may ',Adore andjorwardr
tlleen.tcrehe establlshmentx.• ,
sXir • aatlallse.tlotrgoarauteett,-,s, .
• Callsnd see list of prleesat--;
• : C.: BUCHER'S I. '•
4, ;• 1,4 C•tr•• • 2 • "-;*Atore, locust street
,y,-
4"71 - I • Co:umbln, Fa
• !
PAPER,:
Sheaffer,
I : IASI:a:MOVED HIS
LARGE STOCK (1)
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
M/Mll. a
OPPOSITE SIXOBEWS lIOTEL,
Four doors North of Orange Street,
LANCASTER, PA
-13
FOR_
PRIVATE SALE
A TWO-STORY FRADIE HOUSE
ATI])
LOT OF GROUND,
, PRIVATE SALE
$10,060 of the SHORT LOAN,
THE 1301\TDS
SL - K. PER CEl•ir
.; 77 4!-TrP T.P.041 ,4 .-T,t4Y.,,- •
,' - gY4Twst" I~DT3rAI~E, moo:
j • itumpLE soN . ,
DEALERS IN
ORE.taN DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
An extensive assortment of-house furnishing
hardware, also Tor carpenters'. and builders' use,
always on hand. • -
DS T..E.E L -
Blackendths,tvagon makers, =Lothar», furn
ished with all kinds of Iron, Nails, Norse Shoes,
Coach Trimmings, 'and - other goods in their line.
WOOD AND -WILLOW WARE,
In great variety, such as, Tubs, Baskets, 'Wash
'Boards,'Brooms, Washing - Machines, die., &c.
' '
,FilßNmsrd, - ..nllpL r iu4NTs
Plows, Shovels, 'How l , Plow Castings,
_Scythes,
Forks, Rakes, and all other Implements used by
• • STOVES :-ANDI TIN- WARE.
tfitoves of every sie' and. Pattern, Cook; Parlor
and Office Stoves, for, coal or wood. A large a.s.
• sortrnent of Tin Ware:always kept on' hand, or
Anannfaetured to order: •
Oil,' _Paints t&c.
• • .
Coal 011, Linseed, Fish, Sperm and Machine Oils
of an kinds. Alcohol, Benzine. 'Japan, and other
Varnish, Glass Paints, Putty, White Lead, .stc.
aug.lo, '65.] LocuSr STREET, COLIIIMILA,,, PA.
BOOTS X; SHOES.
NEIV BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
The subscriber„ would respectfully Inform lab;
friends and the public generally that lie ilea
opened a 1390 T AND SIEIOSTOREfit
NO. 24 LOCUST STREET,
COLUMBIA, PA
He wlll:ahrays keep on hand a general os
sortment of
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS,
Suitable for
Men, Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children
Which he carers at the
LOWEST CASE( PRICES.
He will keep
be
but the BEST GOODS, and
all classes can be accommodated by calling at
his store, next door to Max. Bucher's Grocery.
lay Zwtf. JEROME SCHRFCK.
T 'AS
'SHOE MANUFACTOII.I7
J
Having Increased my facilities for turning
out superior work I would announce to my old
customers and all new ones that may, favor me
with a call, that I am better prepared now to
manufacture all Kinds of
LADIES' iVISSES' 'AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES AND GAITERS,
than ever before. I employ none but the best.
workmen and am always certain of giving satis
faction. I keep ou hand a general assortment of
ready made work all-of which is
.manufactured
on the premises.
I keep no made-up tvOrk of other parties. My
woric is made exclusively for borne trade and is
sold aSsuch. -.TERMS CASH.
Wo sell as cheap as any -other , establishment,
and ask a share of public patronage.
JAMES SCHROEDER,
Locust Street, between Front and Second.
of MANUFACTURE. .
The Subscriber bas on hand a large Stock
of oots and Shoes, Gaiters, &c., all of his own
Manufacture. ... - : •
Call at his Store, four doors above R. Wilibuns'
Drug Store, Front Street, where he oilers an ex
tensive assortment of Goods, either
WHOLESALE 'OR RETAIL
His stock consists of as large and general as
sortment ofillen's Boys' Ladies' and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
as can be found elsewhere in the Town.
- Those requiring Boots and Shoes will find It to
their advantage to call and examine 'his Stock,
before purchasing elsewhere.
.iday-z6,-tf] ' -SAMUEL GROVE.
FINE CUSTOM MADE
BOOTS AND
FOR GENTLEMEN
All the LEADING STYLVS on liandnr made
to measure. Prices fixed at LOW FIGURES.
An Illustrated Price List with instructions for
self measurement sent on receipt of Post Office
address.
WM. F: BARtLETT, -
„3 South Sixth St., above Chestnut -
auti2o . -68-Iy] Philadelphia
CO.E.CTIO_A7TRY.
NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE
e undersigned would most rekpeetfully an
nounce to his friends and the public that he bus
opened a •
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY
EEO
ICE CREA.M SALOON,
AP No. 2OS S 21(1 LOCUST ST., COLUMBIA. PA.,
(First door above Odd Fellows' Hall,)
Where can be found 'at all times a - full assort-
extati
CA DIES, FRUITS, NUTS, CARES, Sc
.Also, , a full supply of
FRENCH CONFECTIONS,
And everything belonging to a 'first-class C'ltS
Confectionery. •
Confections, Fruits, Cakes (seed or plain), Ice
Cream, dc., furnished to families and parties at
REASONABLE RATES.
By keeping a full supply of the BEST, and by
close
ATTENTION TO BUSINESS,
I !lope to have a liberal portion of the public
patronage.
30S. KNOTWELL, Agent,
208 and 210 Locust Street,
up23-iktwtf Columbia, Pa.
RICHARDS'
CONFECTIO-NERY!
- 1;0. 152 LOCUST ST., CO.LUISBIA.
CANES, CANDIES, 'FRUITS AND CREAM'S,
of the choicest kind kept constantly on hand.
101-Families supplied with Ice Cream in
Churns or Moulds, at Short-Notice and Reason
able Rates. '
LADIES' OYSTER SALOOk.
I talca pleasure hi announcing t+ my numer
ous friends that I have
.opened an OYSTER SA
LOON tor, the special accommodation of La
dies. None but the best oysters will be used.
Families and parties supplied at short notice.
Remember the place-1452 Locust street.
jel3-65...tf ALLEN RICHARDS.
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT OF
ALL RINDS IN SEASON.
rarties and Families supplied With •
ICEA ,
Dy the Freezer, or In Moulds, with promptness at
GEO. J. SMITH'S.
Adjoining tlii3 Franklin .House. Locust street.
P. S.—Also, a fine assortment of TOYS and
Fancy Articles. constantly on hand.
ploilAvrefamit4ift.v. Ara
trOUSFIFURNISuLNG GOODS
JUST PURCHASED, - AT REDUCED
PRICES, a splendid_ Assortment of new and de
sirable
HOUSE FURNISHING- GOODS !
COOKING STOVES—Anti-Dust Quaker
City, and the .Niagara.
BRITANNIA WARE, in Sets or separate,
• „ to suit purchasers.
CHAMBER WARE,
CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS. -
WATER COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS,
• . • of all sizes and styles.
Sp_eclal attention paid to OAS FITTING and
PLUMBING. A large assortment of splendid
CHANDELIERS always on band. . .
4. ;variety of BIRDCAGES, atoll prices:;.'
-Agent for the ,Celebrated ,DOTY'S. CLOTHES
WASHER. The most popular, best and cheapest
-w as hi ng ,msebme ever invented. • ,
connection', with, the ,above ,Vrasaing Ah..-
ehlne; he has,the , ,
CLOTHES WRINGER!
Call at the corner of Sec:Ond and Loenst streets,
and satisfy yourself that - you can get better bar
gains there than at any other establishment. , •
Coy. of SeeopdAnd Locust Sts. Columbia.;
ILLEDIOAL.
JUST OENtIiG
Call, and. See !
Our uovvencl well nelededEt9ek of
TOILET ,ARTICLES:, ;-
,„ ;., .. • FANCY. SOAPS;
end a variety of other articles, such as , are ii;atL
allykeptina
• ' ;FIRST-CLASS -DRUG- STORE.
'ltrtl..linive - 01mi:received a . FRESH SUPPLY
Of the the moot reliable
•SI E D I • C,I N
NO• .19 N. Front Street.
41rADDING CARDS .• ";-;
VY'r , ' iteptly,printal at tide °Mei , . •
GIiOCERIES,
rIREAT EXCITEMENT AMONGST
GROGZRYMEIC I
ow can good GOODS be sold so chenp, is the
question.
ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS.
New stock of goods, and selling them very low
The pest quality of goods, and at 'cheap rates
SUGARS, TEAS, MEAT,
COFFEE, FRUITS, MU,
SPICES, CHEESE, FLOUR.
Provisions of all kinds, together with Wood
and Willow-ware and Class andQueensware.
Switzer and Lineberger Cheese, German Fruits,
SUGAR CURED HAMS Lt. DRIED BEEF.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES.
Fresh Peaches, and all the Farley Groceriesper
taMing to a well regulated Grocery Store. •
Inm determined not to be-surpassed In.cheap
rings anti in the excellent quality of my goods.
AtirCall around and inspect our stock whether
you buy or not. A share of public patronage is
solicited.
MAX BUCHER,
No. 2-19 Locust Street
apllo]
F RESH GROCERIES
AT THE PROVISION
MEI
FAMILY GROCERY STORE OF
MULLEN & BROTHER,
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Columbia, Pa
FRESH TOMATOES. FRESH PEACHES AND
other Canned Frults, Shaker Corn,te.
BLACK TEA IN THE
TE A - THE BEST
IMEN
EXTRA REFINED SYRUP MOLASSES,
very cheap.
Refined Sugars, Dried Pmit c)1 all kinds.
Rio, Java. and La guyra Cotrou.
NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS ct DRIED BEEP
Also, Fancy Groceries, Family Flour, Notions,&e.
We intend to keep the best Goode only, and to
sell as clean as any similar store.
If. MULLEN & BRO.
VS-Country Prodlice of all kinds bought or
taken in' exchange for goods• rfebls-tf.
F INE FAMILY GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, &e., do
A LARCa. , FINE STOCK JUST RECEIVED
AND IN' STORE!
I love now in Store a full assortment of
Groceries & Provisions
• , For nuttily and Hotel use.
.Extra Syrup 'Molasses, Fine Teas, Coffees, .Co.
Extra Sugar Cured HAMS and DRIED BEEF
Extra FAMILY FLOUR by the barrel
or al/1811er qtauttliy.
Dried Fruit, Pickles, and Fancy Groceries of all
kinds, and at the lowest prices. Call and ex
amine my stock,whether yon buy or not.
HENRY SITYDAIf,
nutr.7,'6B-If.) Cor. of Front'6l: Union Sts.
FAMILY GROCERIES !
FAMILY GROCERIES!
The - Sttbserlber - would respectfully inform his
customers and the Public generally, that be has
just received a:general assortment of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TEAS AND SPICES.
Refined Sugars of all kinds,
No. I, and Mess 11.drickerc1
English & American Pickles,
Sugar Cured Palms and Beef,
Is tra Fine Syrups,
Old Rio and t rava Coffee,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUITS,
Raisins, Primes - and prepared Mustard always
on band and of, the very best grades. -
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
CORN MEAL, HOMINY, Ate.,
Fancy Groceries, Canned Vegetables and Fruits,
for hotels and families. The best Goods
only are sold, and prices very low.
Our stock of staple and fancy groceries is it'll
and complete and we intend keeping It fresh, by
almost daily additions.
Notions of differen t kinds always on hand.
FREDERICK RUCHER,
feb. 8, 'BB-tf.3 cor..ith & Locust
N EW GROCERIfIS !
JUST OPENED!
FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AA.
FANCY GROCERIES J CANNED FRUITS.
CLEPP.ER :BRO.'S
Dealers in Country Produce. Produce of all
lan& bought and sold, exchanged for
Goods or sold on Commission.
VEGETABLES 01.' ALL EIIsIDS IN SEASON.
We keep constantly on band a good and fresh
supply or
SUGAR,
COFFEE,'
. •
TEAS
AND
• SPICES.
FINE 11 Alf AND DRIED BEEP
Also, Dried Fruits of all kinds. Cedar and
Willow" Ware, fie., together with all articles
found in any similar store.
a liberal share of public patronage
CLEPREIL BROTHERS'
No. 'ILO Locust St., Columbia, Pa
P'LIFANLEL McCAULEY,
TYI ST., NEAR UNION, COLUMBIA. rA
DEALER MS
FAMILY GROCERIES, , PROVISIONS, Sc
ALSO,
CHOICE 'FAMILY. FLOUR !
RYE FLOUR, UNBOITLTED MEAL, CORN
MEAL, GRAIN AND ALL KINDS
OF MILL FEED
always kept on band. ChMee - Family- Flour
made front White Wheat. Also Bakers Flour of
the best quality.
He thanks iris friends for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended, and asks a cont.:miaow of
the ensue.
Beings practical Miller, and having followed
the trade for many years, he Hatters himself that
his knowledge of the business will enable him
to give - satisfaction to all Who may favor him
with , their custom.
_ . .
The store will be open from 7 A. JI., to 8% P. ILL
DA.NLEL ,teCAULEY.
VINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
AT 11ARDMKN'S!
Just -received, at the line Grocery Establish
ment, corner sill and Cherry streets, the follow
ing new Goods:
SUGAR CURED RAMS AND DRIED REEF,
JELLIES,
PRESERVES,
lION.EY,
PEACHES,
TOMATOES,
ENGLISH PICKLE?, WINSLOW'S G dEEkt CORN
GREEN PEAS Ac., kg.
Together with a very flue assortment of
Family Groceries, of all kinds.
A LARGE MOT OF .6NEW YORK CANDIES,
FOREIGN FRUITS,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, 'Raisins, Cocoanuts,
and White Wine Vinegar.
Extra Family Flour,Mereer Potatoes, Rio and
Java Cotree, fresh roasted, Lovering's Syrup, 3c. AS -N G
ew oods received almost daily.
• WM. I-I. HARIYAIAN,
3rd and Cherry Sts.,
May 1, MO.] Columbia, Pa.
_PLOITRING MILL
, COLUMBIA FLOUR MILLS.
GEORGE BOGLE, I'lml - or:Tom
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 Packed to order. Grist work
and Chopping done. Chopped Corn
, and Oats. Corn Meal and
GRA II A '3l . FLOUR.
For sale at alt times, and delivered to any part
of the town. . ca_Town and country custom so
lAprll 6, 1867.
PLANING MILLS.
BACITMAN & DEHUFF,
COLUMBIA, PA.,
SUSQUEHA'S'NA.
PLANING MILL
"..%lintufaCturers of, and have constantly on
hand Sashes, Door Blinds, Shutters, Window
and Door Frames, Brackets, Moulding, Shelv
ing, Casings, &e .,
I'. S.—The Planing and Dressing of Lumber Is
continued and carried on as heretofore by
.• ja.n.2'69-1,11 J 0111; B. BACHMAN.
BITTERS.
T. - S WATERMAN,
I=
W.A.TETtMAN'S
Cocktail and Tonic Bitters:
' ' Wholesale:lnd - Retail,
No. 110 d Market Street, Philadelphia
The •toule. properties of these Bitters have
beenCertitled to by some of our most eminent
prinetising physicians, AS the best, dozde now in
use: and 'the Cocktail _Bitters is, Um tutiversal
favorite among Judges of a good' gin'or whisky
cocktail.
UauBo-tf
TOB PRINTING
it) of every deserlptlou executed st this office
MERCHANT r TAILORING
J.
No. lin LOCUST STREET, COTATAIRIA;
Thui opened in the room formerly occupied by
P. S. ;At'fugue, a full Mock of
* FRENCH, RNGLISII, AMERICAN ez SCOTCH
'Which he id prepared to make,up in as good
Style and Fashion as can be made in New fork
or Philadelphia.
He invites all to call and examine his stock,
which, lie ls possitive, cannot be excelled In
Columbia.
The establishment Is designed exclusively - for
Aferchant Tailoring, and the undivided. atten
tion of the Proprietor will be devoted to his
business.-
CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
Oral} kinds, and of SIWEAIOII QUALITY, al
ways on hand. -
Remember the old adage, that money saved is
money earned. Call and be convinced that you
can save your money by purchasing at the
ONE 'exclusive Merchant Tailoring Establish
ment in Columbia. Cap/4'014y w
THE LATEST EXCITEMENT !
NEW STOCK. OF
CLOTHING!
NEW STYLES!
LOWER PRICES!!
GRNAT BABOAINS NOV - ' OPPEnED! CALL. AND
SEE TIERN AT
No. 4/ NORTH FRONT STREET,
I have just received another 'new stock of
Clothing ; 'the Largest and most complete ever
before purchased. Come and examine our new
Styles and prices of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Embracing every variety of style and material
suitable for the season. They are made oT the
best material and hi the most iasniOnable style.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
shirts, Searfs:, Neck Ties, Suspenders, lianclker
chims, Hosiery, &e. A splendid line of these
goods always kept ou hand. Also, Boots,
Shoes, Hats it Caps, of which we have
a well selected stock, and which
we offer at very cheap rates.
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS a: VALISES
Of all styles, are sold cheaper than city prices.
31y goods are all bought for msli, and I otfer them
at cheaper rates, for eaKh, than any other 'store.
Call and see. HENRY RICE,
Opposite Continental Hotel
apl 25-tf 41 N. Front street, Columbia
SPRING CLOTHING !
CLOTHING!
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
CLOTHING CHEAPER THAN EVER!
Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Ac., Ac.
New Styles, New Goods at low rates.
DAVID HANAUER'S
U. S. - CLOTHING EMPORIUM
Front Street, first Store above Walnut Street,
' COLUMBIA, PA.
The Largest, Best Assorted, Handsomest and
Cheapest Stock, of
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ac.,_ Av., ever exhibited
in these regions, which will be sold at prices
TO DEFY ALL COMPETITION! , buoy 2,'67.
SPRING CAMPAIGN OPENED
NEW STOCK!
In the present crisis the people are coming
from the East, West, North and South; to buy
Cheir Clothing of 11.1YEELS& RANTIFUN, who
keep the largest and best assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In the City of Lancaster
von Overcoats, from , t - ,.00 to :$2O
300 CIINSIIII ere, Sack Coats 4.00 to It
300 - Pants 2.50 to 7
'
Bth) " Vests 1;0 to 4
100 " Business F.sults 10.00 to 20
50 Boys' Overcoats 8.00 to S
Also, a full line of Boys' and. Youths' Clothing.
We keep the largest and finest assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting; of the newest
and best styles in the market, which we are
prepared to make up to order in the hest style.
Goods retailed by the yard as low as can be pur
chased anywhere. Persons can have goods cut
and trimmed. if prefer malting them at home.
We keep a full line of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS such as Under-Clothing, Sus
penders, Gloves s Hosiery, Linen and Paper Col
lars, Neck Ties, in great variety, Sc.
MYETLS cC RATHFON,
Sdutheast Corner of Center Square,
roet3-w] Lancaster, Pa.
IT IS A FACT !
Capable of ocular demonstration, that the prices
of Cloths, Casslmeres, Ready-Made Clothing
and Furnishing Goods, are less than one-half
what they were during the war, at the Merchant
Tailoring establishment of
Corner North Queen and Oiling. Streets,
opposite Shober's Hotel, Lancaster, Pa.
This is the oldest establishment, in this line of
trade in Lancaster county, and is selling, at this
time, fine Moscow, Esquimau's', and common
Beaver Overcoats from $l3 to 4120; Common
Union Beavers from $lO to $l5• Common Union
Beaver Business Suits front $l2 . to $l5; Good Cas
simere Suits front $lO to $2O, and tine qualities
from $25 to $3O. A few suits on hand acs low as
$lO. Cloths, Cassie - tares and Trimmings as low
as they can be obtained anywhere else, and sold
by the yard to those who may wish to have them
made at home, or elsewhere.
Overcoats, Dress Coats and Business Suits
made to order with dispatch, and in the best
and most, fashionable manner, as the customer
may desire. -All kinds of cutting and repairing
done at reasonable priCes. An entire new stock
got up for the Fail and Winter trade of 18118 and
1869, and manufactured In the city of Lancaster.
It would be to the interest of the public to call
and realize that "ix is A FACT."
S. S. RATHVON,
oct3rn3:tiw.l Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
G EORGE BOGLE,
DEALER IN
LUMBER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Of'flee—Front Street. between Locust and Union,
COOPER S: PEART,
DEALERS IN
LUMBER & COAL,
BALTIMORE COMPANY.
LYKENS VALLEY,
And all the best Quality-of STOVE COAL.
BUILDING LUMBER
Of all kinds, sold and delivered on ears, at the
LOWEST MARKET RATE'.
Hemlock, White Pine, NVentherboarding, Juice,
Scantling, Se., de., suitable for all kinds
of Building purposes.
CHERRY,
POPLAR.
ASH,
- PICKETS,
LATH,
SHINGLES, Cc.
All orders. by mall will receive the•same at
tendon as though the appiicntion be made n
person. COOPER & PEART,
into 14. 'CS-t`. Front St., Columbia.
A R. BRENE MAN,
43 NORM' IROICT STREET, COLUMBIA, PA
DEALER IN
HATS AND C'AT'S'.
IN GREAT VARIETY,
AND OF THE LATEST STILES!
ALSO, •
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
43 - Sitittaw an*de to order and Warranted
to tit. [deelB-tfd
SHULTZ & BROTHER,
HATTERS,
•20 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Latest style Fall and 'Winter MATS and CAPE
in all qualities and colors.
We are now opening the largest and most
complete assortment, of Ladles' and Children's
FANCY FURS ever offered in this market, at
very low prices. • • '
ROBES! ROBES C! ROBES!!!
'Butralo ,Robes, linesl and unlined; Hudson
Bay, Wolf, Prarle Wolf, Fox, Coon, ctn.
BLANKETS AND . LAP RUGS,
Otnll qUalitles, to which we would particularly
Invite the attention of all persons In want of
articles In that line:
GLOVES, GAUNTLETS AND 31ITTS
OTTER., • ' 'BEAVER.
NUTRIA. , SEAL,
BUCESFZIN. ELESRER,
SAD, Sc., Sc.
Ladies' Fine Fur Trimmed Gloves, Gauntlets
AVM and hoods.
PULSE . WARMERS & EAR MITTS
WHOLESALE _IND RETAIL.
oct3l'6B:trw.
L. HAG:AAIi,
t.‘ L.
viTif
Trotter,
21 North' *liter Street, 0.0.0 20 Irorth boiuwurb
Avenue, Philadelphia. , • •
JOB PRINTING - - OF . EVERY
• Description neatly - executed stt this. Odle°
P--T; 01 "liPWG : :
CLOTHS, CASSENZEIZES & SUITINGS,
GRAND RALLY!
S. S. RATLEVON,
LITIIEBER &I COAL.
COLUMBIA.
LOCUST POSTS!
HATS, CAPS, de.
LANCASTER, PA
LADIES', FANCY. FURS
WHOLESALE GROCERS;
INS uit2-c_Eccr•
AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF -PHILADELPHIA
ALEX. WHILLDIN, J. S. WILSON
Prenldent. Secretary.
INCO,IIE, 1808
The American-1a now one of the Olitet. Cora
pante% in 'Ole:United States.
The American—lssues policies' on ALL desirable
plans.
•
The Ameriean—Makes ALL pol Ides non-forfeit
able. • _
The Am erican—llas no unnecessary restrictions
on travel and residence.
The Alnerlcan—Deelatcs diridouti annually at
the end of the first yen•.
The American—rays all lassos promptly
IiENE CAN YOU EIND catEATER
Any:us:TAG-Es
T. HECKLE, Agent.
Columbia, Penn'a
may 1,21 no
F 4 CONOMICAL
MUTUAL LIFE L . NSUBANCE CO
OF RHODE ISLAND
Rates lower than other Mutual Companies
OVER MO FOR EVERY $lOO LIABILITIES.
This Company Issues Policies in all the several
fortes; and combining' the Stock and Mutual
Principles, afford greater security to parties In
suring than either the Mutual or Stock princi
pal alone. .The Rules have been prepared by the
HON. ELIZUR WRIGHT,
Actuary of the Company, the moat noted and
popular Actuary living. ,
CASH DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY
after second payment, ost is Apv.,tiz:ot
POLICIES ISSUED ON THE LIVES OF FE-
MALES AT REGULAR OR TABLE RATES.
Do not fall to examine the principles of this
Company 'before Insuring. For circulars, ap
ply to W. D. NE,ITZEL, Agent,
Lancaster City,
or Dr. 13. F. HERMAN, Ex. Surgeon,
[ap2.l-tfw] No. 11N, Front St., iolumbia.
WORLD MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY,
OF 'NEW YORK.
J. P. PRUEAPP, General Agent for Pennsyl
vania, No. e North Queen street, Lancaster.
S. M. GRAYRILL. Local Agent, Columbia.
In safety, equitable treatment of Policy Hold
ers, and general plans of business, second to
none. It has on hand THREE DOLLARS AND
FORTY CENTS of :assets for each dollar of In
surance liabilities. Every man and woman
should be insured in some sound Life Insurance
Company. Before insuring anywhere, see an
agent of this company.
r27-3m
E W. CLARK &. CO.,
BA TE EEt S ,
No. 35 S. Third Street, Philadelphia,
URNE'RAL AGENTS
IMS3M
:NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
MEM!
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,I:
13137E0
STATES OF PENNSYLVANIA AND SOUTH
ERN NEW JERSEY.
- The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY ix a corporation Chartered by Special Act
of Congresa, approved July 25, MS, - with a
CASH CAPITAL OF ODIE MILLION DOLLARS
and is now thoroughly organized and prepared
for business.
Liberal terms - offered to Agents and Solicitors,
who are Invited to apply at our °Mee.
Full particulars to be had on application at
our office, located in the second story of our
Banking House, where Circulars and. Pamph
lets, folly describing the advantages offered by
the Company. may be had.
w. CLARK& CO.,
No. 3.5 SOUTH' Titian STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa
B. 5. RUSSELL Manager.
R.READY & HERR,
LAxcAsrEtt,
Agents for Lancaster County.
3i. C. IZICEADY. C. 6. 3IERR
COLUMBIA INSURANCE CO
JANUARY Ist, 1868.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, - - - - $600,527 Dl
This Company continues to Insure Buildings
Merchandlze, and other property, against loss
and damage by lire, on the mutual plan, either
for a cash premium, or premium note.
IaGRIII ANNUAL REPORT.
Whole am amt insured, $12,478,426 S 3
Less suet xpired iu 'OS, 722,771 31
611,755,035 49
CAPITAL AND INCOME.
Ainouid. 01 premium. notes,
Jan. 1,1866 8685,123 27
Less premium notes exp'd
Lu 15 4 16 71,063 04
6612,160 23
Balance of premiums, Jan'y 1, ISBG 0,609 15
Cash receipts, less commissions, ln '66, 5,018 16
Loans L4OOOO
Due from seen is and others 8,684 58
EERIE
Losses and expenses paid in 1866 $73,023 31
Losses adjusted, not due Jan. 1, '67, 21,296 88
Balance Capital and Assets, Jan. 1,'67, 600,527 91
869-1,&50 10
A. S. GREEN, Presiaent.
Cg Yr. usa, Jr., Secretary.
jilenA sintnsca.b - , Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
R. T. Ryan, John W. Stettey,
John Fendrieb, George Young, J r.,
1 - I. 0. INLinlch, Nicholas IW.l.aonahl,
Samuel F. Eberle( n, William Patton.
Amos S. Green, John B. Bachman,
Illram Wilson. :Robert Crane.
L -
A.NCASTEIt CITY AND COUNTY
Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, "3200,000.
HON. T. E. FRANKLIN, PRESIDENT.
UEO. K. ItEED, TREASURER.
EDWARD BROWN, SscarrrAnv.
Directors—lion. A. E. Roberts, B. I'. Sbenk,
J. S. Atlee, M. D., Frank Shroder, H. Carpenter,
AL D., J. Ai. Frantz, Jacob Butternut', Joint C.
Hager.
The above haute Company having appointed
Mr. John W. Bruner as their Agent for Colum
bia and DLstrict, wilt be happy to effect Insur
ance ou desirable Properties, at as low rates as
any other !tellable Company.
PERPETUAL POLICIES also written on
favorable Terms. Apply to
Jea.tfj JOHN W. PRUNER, Agent.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE IN-
S IntANCE COMPANY.
OF PIIILADELPHIA.
Capital c2(X),000 Securities $300,000
This Company continues to take risks on good
property, at rates as low as any other safe Com
pany and consistent with prudence.'
Policies Issued for long Jr short terms, or per
manently. Losses promptly paid. All claims
adjusted without litigation or delay. This Com
pany refers to the pastas a guarantee of its future
conduct.
THOS. CRAVEN, Pres't..
A. S.-Glway, Vice-President,
JAS. B. ALVORD, Secretary. '
. F. X. ZIEGLER, Agent, 1;
WalnutP
Street, above Front, Columbia, a.,
January 25;1843S -Iy. ' • •
TNSURANCE.OO3IPANY of NORTH
11 AMEB/CA„
PIIILADELPIIIA. ' • -
Incorporated 1794. Assets, $1,350,000. Chaster
perpetual. Insurance against loss or damage by
tire on Buildings,' Iderchandize,'• Furniture, &c.;
for long or, short periods, or permanently. on
Buildings, by a deposit of Premium. The prompt
payment of losses for a period of SEMENTY years,
allords a guarantee of claim. upon public confi
dence. AirTIIIM G. Coryne, Pres't.
Cit.A.Y.LEs PLAIT, See'y.
F.:. ZIEGLER, Agent.—
Walnut Street, above Front, Columbia, Pa.
• January 21, 1868-Iy. •
FARTits' muTuAL FLEE INSUR
ANCE COIIPANY, TORR.", PA. '
_ . •
Insures on the Cash, Mutual or Perpetual Rate;
H. l>11:1.11ER, President.
D. Swaim - LER; Secretary. •
IM. S. StIFILAS.T, Agent . . „
'July 7,1807-IY.* Columbia.' pit
F,NRY :HARPER, -••-
FI
520 ,ARCIL . STREET, I'ELTLA_DELPIIIA.
HAS a large stock, at low. prices, of line ..
'WATCHES, - JEWELRY, .• -SOLED
:WARE, PLATED SPOONS, CASTORS, TEA
SETS, . . , • fapl.lo73m.
ZERRIAGE 'CERTIFICATES:
-Bo n dß, Articles &Agreement, and Legal
of all lands for sale, ormeatly, prlsled at
this &Ilea"
RAILROAD = .LIIIz.L~,S: ~,.,
'VAST ..PEPTSY.T.AYANTA
112/- - BALI.
Summer arrangement of Passenger Trains,
MO.NDO,'4.PRIL , ^26, 1869.
No. IM., l ,Vay;and. -. 3ll.ied:,ileaves Reading nt
6.20 A. M., ar.rimes. , _at - Allentown at 0.00 A. .31.,
runs dally except Sundays, - 4stOpping at n o 11 Sta
tions between needing anetzAllentown'.:
No. 6;31 - ail Train; Rending; 30 A. M.
arrlves'at Allentown' 12 05;:at:New•York. 350
No. 7, Fast 31.1a11; leaves - Reading. 4 20. P. M., ar
rives at Allentown 5 55; at New York 0.40 P.
Nos. Saud 7 run daily, except Sunday, stop
ping at all way stations between - Reading and
New York.
EXPRESS TRAINS .
Leave Reading at 4.30 A. M.
, n ' Arriving at• New York, at 9.45 A. M.,
Leave Belding at 7.05 A. •
Arriving at New Yorli, - at 11.45 A. M.,
Leave Reading at 2.10 P.:111„.•• •
• Arriving at New York, at 8.4,5 P. M.,
Leave Reading, at 12.55 A. ' . '
at-New - York, at 000 P. -M.
These trains run through f rom' Pittsburg to
New York, without change of cars, stopping at
Lyons, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, junc
tion, Clinton, .White }louse Sommerville,
Bound Brook. Plainfield and Elizabeth.
The 4.30 A bi train runs daily, except Sundays
and Mondays.
The 2.10 P N train runs daily except Sundays.
The 7 co A lit and 12.55 A M trains run daily.
West bound trains leave New York at the - foot
of Liberty street, as follows:
Leave New York, I
12 00 M. .Mail. No. 6.
$1,118,540.20
. .
.. .
900A31.. .. - .
- Express Train ..... .... 195 P M
5 05 P M Express Train 10 10 P M
8 00 PM Express Train 1255. A NI
The 1251 Train. from New York, stops at all
Stations between New York and Reading. leav
ing Allentown nt 420 P 111, arriving at Rending
at ti 00 P It, running daily, except Sundays.
The 800 P .31 Train, front New York, runs
daily, stopping at Elizabeth, Plainfield, Som
merville, Junction, Easton and Bethlehem, ar
riving at Allentown at 11 37 P 31, passing Lyons
at-12 Ali arrivingnt Reading at 12 53 A 31.
The 503 P M train from New York runs daily,
except Sundays, leaving Allentown at 8 52. P M,
passing Lyons at 9 88 P M, arriving at Reading
at 10 10 P St.
The 900 A 31 from New York, runs dally, ex
cept Sundays, leaving Allentown at 12 2.3 P
passing Lyons at 1 111' :VI, arriving at Reading
at 11`5 P 31.
Mail 01e. 10 leaves Allentown at 715 A Of., at ,
riving at Reading at 9 00 A M.
Mall No. li leaves Allentown at 4 10 P 01, arriv
ing at Residing at ant P M.
Local Accorn. 1234 leaves Allentown at 4 39 P
AI, arriving at Reading at 8 10 P M.
Trains Ros. 10. 9 13% run daily, except Sun
days, stopping at all stations between Reading
and Allentown.
Passengers are requested to purchase -tickets
before entering the cars, as nacos-fire crate extra
will he charged and, collected on the train from
all who pay the fare to the Conductor.
COMIIITATION TICKETS,
good for twenty-six trips, at 25 percent. discount
between any points desired.
MILEAGE TICKET ROOKS
for 2,000 miles, good between all points on this
or the Philadelphia .b Reading R. R., or the
Reading er. Columbia R. R., at 35250 each, for
families and firms. -
SEASON TICKETS,
good for the holder only, for three, six, nine and
twelvemonths, at reduced rates.
G. A. NICOLLS.
Gaul. Sup't.
m s 1. 693
READING AND COLUMBIA R. B
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 147 a, 1869,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN ON THIS
ROAD, AS FOLLOWS:
LEAVE. AItRIVYL
Lancaster 4.05 A. M. Rending 10:20 A. 111.
" 3.10 P. 31. " 5.10 P. M.
Col n mb la 8:00 A. M. " 10:20 A-31.
, ........3:00 P. 5:30
RETURNING:
LEAVE. ARRIVE_
. 7 :00•A. M. - Laucaster.....9:ls A. M.
6.15 P. M. " P. M.
4.....7:09 A. M. Columbia 9:25 A. M.
.M.
0:15 P. M.
Trains Leaving Lancaster and Columbia as
above, make close connection at Reading with
Trains North: and South, on Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad. and West on Lebanon Valley
Road. Train leaving Lancaster at 8:0.5 A:M. and
Columbia at 8:00 A. M. connects closely at
Rending with Train for New York..
Tickets can be obtained at the Offices of the
New Jersey Central Railroad, foot of Liberty
Street, New York, and -.Philadelphia and Read
ing' Railroad, 13th and Callowhill Streets, Phila
delphia.
Through tickets to New York and Philadel
phia sold at all the Principal Stations, and Bag
gage Checked Through.
.4a-Mileage Ticicet Book's for 500 or 1000 miles,
Season and Excursion Tickets, to and from all
points, at reduced rates.
Trains are run by Philadelphia& Readin Rail
Road Time,which is 10 minutes faster than Pen
nsylvania R. R. Time.
apl /3-69] GEO. F. GAGE, Supt.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
,•
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBIA GOLNG EAST,
Laumster Train
Harrisburg Accommodation
TRAINS LEAVE WEST,
125=E3
Harrisburg Accommodation 6.25 I'. M
Lancaster Train Arrives 8.05
Marietta. Accom. leaves Columbia, at 7 90 A. M
COLUM.Bp, ACCOMMODATION,
Leave Columbia for Lanauter.
==Et=M
Connecting with Day Express for Phil'a.
Leave Lancaster at 9.45 P. 51
Arrive iit. Coluniiiin
ItEADTIsTG RAIL ROAD ,
.SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
MONDAY, APRIL
_26714 . 1869,
GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH AND
North West for Philadelphia, New. York, Read
ing, Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Shamokin,
Lebanon, Allentown, Easton, Ephrata, Litiz,
Lancaster, Columbia, Ac., Ac.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as fol
lows : At 2.35,5.20 and 8.10 A. M.,12.25 noon,2.ooand
10.55 P. M.,connecting with similar Trains on the
Pennsylvania R. St., and arriving at New York
at 9.45, 11.45 A.. M., 3.50. 6.45, 9.30 P. 11.1., and 6.00
A. M., respectively. Sleeping Cars accompany
the 2.35, 5.20 A. M., and 10.45 P. M. trains, with
out change.
Leave Harrisburg forßeading:Pottsville,Tama
qua, Minersville,A.shland.ShamokinPlueGrove,
Allentown and Philadelphia, 8.10 A. if., and ZOO
and 4.10 I'. M., stopping at Lebanon and principal
Way Stations ;the 4.101. m., making connections
for Philadelphia, Pottsville and Columbia only.
For Pottsville, Schuyikall Haven, and Auburn,
via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail Road,
leave Harrisburg at 3.30 P. M.
Returning: , Leave New York at 9.00 A. M.,
12.00 Noon and 5.05 and 8.00 P. M., Philadelphia at
8.15 A. M. and 8.30 P. M.; sleeping cars accom
panying the 9.00 A. SI. and 5.05 and 8.00P.M. trains
from. New York, without chtutge.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at.
30. A.. M., connecting with similar train on East
Penn'a. Railroad, returning from Reading at 0.30
P. 51., stopping Mull Stations.
Leave Pottsville at 7.30 and 8.45 A. M., and 2.45
P. M.; Shamokin at 5.25 and 10.35 A. M.: Ash
land at 7.00 M.. and 19.80 Noon. Tamaqua.
at 8.30 A. M., and 2.20 P.M. for Philadelphia and
New York. '
604,&50 10
- - .
Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Susquehan
na Rail Road at 7.00 A. M. for Harrisburg, and
11.t',0 A. M. for Pine Grove and Tremont. _
Reading Accomodation Train: Leaves Read
ing at 7.30 A. M., returning from Philadelphia at
5.15 P. M.
Pottstown Accomodati on Train: Leaves Potts
town at 5.2.5 A. M., returning leavesPhiladelphla
tit 4.30 P. M.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at
7.00 A. M., and 6.15 P. M., for Epltrata, Litiz, Lan
caster, Columbia, &c. ,
Perkiomen Rail Road Trains leave Perkiornen
Junction at 9,00 A, M. anti 6.110 P. M. Returning :
Leave Skippack at 8.15 A: M.; and 1.00 P. M., con
necting with similar trains on Reading Rail
Road,
On Sundays: Leave New York at 8.00 P. M.,
Philadelphia 8.00 A. M., and 3.15 P. 31„ the 8.00 A.
M. Train running only to Reading; Pottsville
8.00 A. M. ; Harrisburg 5.20 A. M.. and 9.10 and
10.55 P. 11., and Reading at 12:65 midnight, 2.64
and 7.15 A. M., for Harrisburg, at 12.05 mid
night. and 7.05. A. M, for New York, and at 9.40
A. M., and 4.25 P. M. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileaze, Season, School and Ex
cursion Tickets, to and from all points, at re
duced Rates.
Ba_.. , gage checked through ; 100 pounds allowed
eachPaSsenger,
May,'l 1869.'1
N ORTHERN CENTRAL
RAIL, KO AD
summut SCHEDULE.
APRIL 25Tu, 1869
On and after April, 2:ith, 1809, Trains will
leave York as follows:
LEAVE NORTH WARD.
1,30 a. in. Daily for Williamsport, daily (except
Sunday) for Elmira, Canandaigua., Roches
ter, N, Falls and Oil Region.
11.35 a. m. Daily (except Sundays) for Williams
port, Elmira, Buffalo and N. Falls.
2.45 p. in. Daily (except Sundays) for IVilliams
port, Erie and Oil 'legion.
10.30 p. in. Daily (except Sundays) for Harris
burg and the 11,'"ost.
6.25 a. m. Daily (except Sundays) for Harrisburg
only.
- LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
12.00 Alidnight, Daily for Baltimore.
0.40 a. m. Daily (except Sundays and Mondays)
for Baltimore.
6.40 a. m. Daily for Baltimore.
2.05 p. m. Daily except Sundays for Baltimore,
7.15 a: in. Daily except Sundays for Baltimore.
• WRI lITSVII,LE BHA 'CH. •
Leave York for Wrightsville, 6.20 a, in. 11.40 a.
. m. 3.30 p. in. Arrive," Wrightsville 7.C.0 a. in,
12.30, 4.30 p.m. Columbia., 7.33 a: ra, 12.43 4,48 p.
in. Lancaster, 9.00 a. m., 1.40 5.54 p.
12.20 p. in.. 4.10 p.m., and 9.80 p. m.
„LEAVE WESTWARD FOR YORE:.
Leave Columbia, 8.30 a. in., 1250 6.30 p. 111;
Leave Wrightsville; 8.45 a. 1.05 6.45 P. m.—
Arrive York, 9.30 a. 1.557.85 n. Baltimore,
12,35 5.00 p. 711„ and 2.30 a. m.
All trains - on this Brunch run daily except
Sundays.
• .
S. S. BLArR, Sup't Baltimore Division.
ED. S. YOUNG, Gen. Pass'grAgt„ Baltimore.
May 1, 1869.1 • ~• -
IVOtt YORK.
NEW
THE CAMDEI 4 .7 AND - AIKBOY • AND
JIIILADELPHIA AND TRENTON' RAIL
ROAD COMPANY LINES_, FROM PHILA
DELPHIA TO NEW YORK. '
•
, PRO.IL WALNUT STREET WHARF:
At 3:30 A. M., via Camden and Amboy Ac
commodation $2.25
At 8 A. M. via. CA' tvadou and Jersey City
Express Mall 3.00
At .1 -P, M., via Camden and Amboy Ex
press 3.00
PlmuVW=,
.
At 11 A. M., via. Eensingten. and Jersey
New York Express, Fare .. ....—... $3.00
FROM WEST PHILADELPHIA . DEPOT.
- •vin.Connecting Railway.
At 9:130 A. 1:20, 9:00; 0:30. and 12 P. M.. New
York Express Line:43'lu, Jersey City • 33.2,5
At 1 A. Al.
_Emigrant Line 2.00
At 1:30 A. Di_ on Mondays onlY—liew York
Express Lino " 3.25
The 9:30 A. M., and 0:30 P. M. Lines will, run
daily. All others. Sundays excepted.' "
Arrive at Reading.
6001' M
ON AND AFTER
8.25 A. M
5.20 P. M.
HEM
1.00 P. M.
3.20
WM. F. LOCKARD.
Superintendent, Phila. Div
G. A. NICGLLS,
General Superintendent