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INDEPENDENT, FE'ABLESS rREE
Qtdunabia , , Pa:
Sept. - 11, 1869:
12r2,LX, ,advertising will be considered
CASH, and collectable at any time after the
MSC jnsertlon..— , ,
0 theryriie.
. .
' :A; ladj7..rseently "'wen dirie'iy,ith seine
add acCenianjr. them to seri" Itrim.
their` Jaliei.7;"Wer 'must 'be' off,"' said
the host, looking at: his watch, "or we
shall'be "Oh, never replied
the . guest.„?it.l.,don't see „Romeo, I shall
there !Ili - time: to.,see , ..
A P 4541 who, had got some smatter
ink,of zoolo.2.itallore - said oue day to a
novice that crocodiles were often seen in
tears.!"oh;,,thati is nothing," rejoined the
uovicc,"l have often seen whales blubber.. ; "
Do:YOU „ever take • ;_anything?" asked
Sharp ,of,-SoF : zl6, ":11 - ever, , ,sir, except
autvell;:nrid thenroy,w' eakness is = cognac.
Just now , Pin' .troubled hollowness,
•. , ,
anal &net care if I do.
A',Gu.vit,Ulf.A.Lst is Qainey found an
express pitekage`atidreiiseci to "AdauiSell
"oiierietk it anti, it was.
W. .
nou does the.taiu become Lou tiaoilitr
to adaLly? When - it begius to pat her
(patter) on her
like .ainsages,', cease to Inspire
respect in prOporiOn'aS We know how
Vrtreort is. coosidered.br some people
.
to be a rash author ;, but name a rasher?
Bacon.
, PEOPLE tak about.dry.. reaclihg. Why
don't tliey'iry'a volume' of water. Eh?
"I-don't,believe, it's any use, this vacci
nation," said a Yankee; "I had t • child
xaccinated,,,and kejell out Of a window
week irter anCgot killed." • ,
• A business' .firmin Fan . Ila'ven have
posted the following, notiee n oh the front
of'thOir jip,nsafe: "Ali% g,eidlemanly, bur
glars are , herphy notified, thakowingAn the
box,
,no va 'nobles are
deposited: therein, so please do not disturb
•
, itfriti or. ihe.;sparka," saki
one:tif_the• 'merry girls" yesterday, as she
was •wained;6:keep her eyes and "urouth
through' the .tunuel
at Stidein = ; 4 ‘ cii a snack
tiinea l ,iiSfr,,:ieni„. and, .enjoyed it ever so
much." , : -
---A-negroTgter,—g,nzingnt- the- - Chinese,
exclaimed:''~Ff'de' white folks "is dark as
dat ontdair,-Imonder, what's . de colori ob
de niggers.". . ,
. I`";.6.47magistratel, censuring :some - . boys ,
:19,1texklagjy..t.1e.strccts, asliek,s,,tAf
could uuybodylgct-by.1.11,t;
•Ittive t , Onea•Metietorosi Jon* high-mai
Each smiled, .thinking - he knew the othei.
Pat-cu' , se,eing his mistake;•retiltaik.ed;vith
e, look- of-disappoiatment:=o"Faitlymir I
thoughtit thought • it
was me, an' faith it is'. nayther. of us.!'
Sane raplied :' " Yai; asit is '4ho ;I am
potl:l;lcirtie"sonise
•qs miss Snith et hol eraikekr:
.
Saunders of the.lrzh' girl who answered
ring at ilietdOer, Ye's' rblave she
is, sir." "Is slie'enia`r%all?" "Au' is it ee l ,-
gaged:"yeu ; say? Iris aCzi ': , l,ean ' t tell .you,
sir, but d'ineeeilait 'eve
ning as if She lied never ken: qie like
• acid' -•are,
An iMter4eLeorresppricie..ot who is giv
en to sporting, wants io,knovf. , wyen ,the
"Anglo•Saxon - rnee,"eo much talkt;'d nbOut,
is to ' come • ' •
. Some:,riffirt ; keeP - , doia,,aroanci
their bonsea;'scrthat the' 'p'bor who
stop to,get a bite; may - get:it:outside' , tbi3
~. There is a' Rtireno)ogist-in - London -Artio
. , . ,
'can tell tliaOonieots of a barrel by.'exam
ining its•head.• • -
"Are you fond 'of "tongue, sir?"' 1 was
alWayi,fon'd,.Of tongue niddam and r' like
it
Gentlemen engaged to be • married are
notepolitlitermed hushands by brevet.
Emploment so certainly produces cheer:
fulness, says Bishop Hall, "that I 'hkire
•knowtya man tck't come , - borne high
apiittsTrom a fancrat because he had the
managein'eni of if. 7*.'
Pa dis
coursing a b`eittik r iniel the' lien's' den;
hi sot 'niglit long;
looking at •-• the . shusr for noth in, an' - . it
a "ceilt.' ' " '
The Liberty erthe Press.
Around, her.walst I ptit my arm;
It fell as aortas cake,
"014 dear; says she; "what 'Liberty -
Yonpputer men do take."
• ' . I'',
"WhYYes, my Sal, my - chitning
her some, I gnetts)..,
- Can yon say might against
The fra!dentof , U,e P1',98?1'3
I kissed her stano=-I did by gum;
Ishe'potored "L' " ,
lIP ray living silui , Sli6'/44141.'
eivt.7.".l
rd , ;.11 3'.3_, ;3 Et,
ve her another bus; ta" , and en,
'L . %Mrs stitto ) rdeiconfess ;•
I ratAerk.inaer sorter Ilia
The friegis`et T thi ; ,Pr.atirA
' I.llbb-_-:
nat3ge , il.'Auret vas, jaeceasful'. The Ottier
left: cue country , because he detested a
gar k au ' conl~Tn't " livo'~vithout grub. I
41751 , .•
• eiggribp : v all the'ridaa'ea'bri . "tbe- i:ithei." •
~ • ,:;;!.!•1 1 41 i 04,:.41 31( 1 , 4ke - Partin ,, ton
7 — you - lcnin , v 4 lhattb4r -- qrrrhorset•bad—t ru t
one eaift-7:lEgo o elr 1 - ! - na t er'elflll 7 4 . g,racione‘
child, whatdo the
,•- • ..'• 'A , •
t 4-1
•
of
Lis boirdingho*, ,ipoenily;liy , jrnitating
-• a ittor , :-Wheir'iliked•`:whyt e - '. he
,; , P.:
rf , i , 11.1 070 1.- lr T t •
. • •
wA_TCTINS,,JEW.ELB . ,44ece
ItrATCHEIS' A:ND "TEWELIM
AMER~
O , IN-L-W ATC ME'S,
As low as $2O, in two ez. Cases, 'warranted for
two years; also 3, 4; s . andlt oz. eases.:
JUST RECEIVED
A full assortment of the Celebrated
Seth , Thomas Clocks.
Tbey •are the best Clocks made. camancl see !
Also, • a full aid:wellselecte sto ' eic'of •
SLLtE T.E D„. A r TA !
•
From the best Factories In the-U. S.
JEWELRY • VARIETY,
Just from the Factories !
SPECTACLES, in - gold, silver, steel and plated
Frames, to suit all ages. •
REPAIRING of all kinds, promptly attend
ed to, at
E. SPERL.NG'S JEWELRY STORE, '
pept4-,69-Ftw]; nearAlle.lsO;i'vkLepot. -
I:Zi'ON:ce .21LACH:=Blia
SUPPLEE 'Si BROTHER'
MAN'ITEACTUrXIGS
S, T EAM BO II E
In additiOn to our Foundry and Machine work,
we 'are mow' 'prepared to manufacture every
variety of Boiler and Plate Iron work.. , •
MENDING AND REPAIRING BOILERS •
Promptly attended to. Thankful for past favors,
Ire would invite the attention of our triends and
patrons to this new branch of our business:
SUPPLEE & BRO.
2nd St., Columbia.
septi-C9 7 tf,wl ,
SUSCWEIT, ANI:NA T . Ro .COMPANY
Manufacturers of all sizes of
ItEFLNDD AND - DOUBLE REFINED
INI
ROUND, SQUARE, FLATS, OVAL, AND
HALF OVAL IRON.
Car..A.xleii,Shaßin,g and Horse Shoe Bars.
Ard-Orders'promptly - filled`fromßtfx:k on hand
or mado to order.
Terms, net Cash,'at Manufacturer's prices, de
livered on Cars or Boats.
• .0131ce at their •
ROLLING 21 ILL,
,
sept4-69-tfw]
STEAM
ENGINES,
. BOILER'S,
- STEAM PUMPS, ' -
And all kinds of Machinery Manufactured and
!tiara:need to give satisfaction at „the Works of
EEPPLEE 1c EEO.,
sept4-69-tfvl • 'Columbia, Penn
CABINET-WARE.
ABINET WARE 3IANUFACTORY.
X..) The subserlberhaving lately put up new
ware-rt etas, and greatly increased his business,
can 011 l r better inducements' to his cuatomeres
than ever.
_ _ _
iirINDC - IVI SHADES, 3i - rfrabits; &c., IN ALL
, • ;
He manufactures to order, and will keep con
stantly on' band,' Dressing, Plain and Fancy
Bureaus Sideboards, Sofas, Card, Dining and
Centre.Tables, Common, Fapay and Frenali Bed
steads; all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms., As he manufactures his own
workhe is enabled to warrant every article to ,
be what it is representaL
CA.AIRS I CHAIRS!!' CHAIRS!! t
All kinds of chairs kept on hand or ruanufactur•
' edgo order: Cane, Windsor Arm and Rocking
Chairs; Settees, Camp and Countea Stools,Sofas,
Tete-a 'fetes and Stuffed Seat Chairs, made . to
order. Old chairs repainted and repaired. '—
• D RUT AE: IN°.
Funerals will.be attended to :will; promptness •
to which he gives his personal attention. He is
prepared with ice boxes and coolers to preserve
corpse, as may be required.
MAHOGANY OR WAL.Npu , COFFINS;
Furnishedplain or tinted in any style that maT
be required. He respectfully solicits a share of
public patronage; as well' EIS a continuance of the
custommith which he has been liberally favored.
. JOHN SvCRNBERGER,
Soutli - side of Locust 'street, between Second and
[septa-6941w
F .
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS:
CABINET WARE - ROOMSMANE- •
TORY, Locust. Street,. a. -few doors • below
Third Street, Columbia, Pa. - .• '
- - The subscriber manufactures. and keeps .on
hand, an extensive _assortment of all • kinds M.
Furniture.- , -Persons :wishing
i to.,buy or those
about logo to housekeeping, will Sind. t • to their'
-advantage to give me a. call.. , • • •
EtEDSTRA 11S, TABLES, S, BURL MIS,
SETTEES, itte.i i., • p
Of the best quality, style, - and•marmfacturo and
will make to order, of first-rate material, every
article in his line., give strict attention
to business, and respectfully asks of the public a
~ shaxir of ibspatrone:••.. • ;
• Air , ITILDERTANG will receive the most
careful attention, at the shortest note°.
sept.l-69-tfwl: -GEORGE SEIBERT _
_ 4‘
• 7.E . W" STYLE,"';.:.., "' ''• • '
- _ , ,;.: ,•mr.us - Dow 'SHADES.
he Subseribetlias on hand at his Furniture
Store, all kinds and styles , of ; , , . . ... :
. ,
wit . N . Dow sti-Ala:s;
,FIXTURES, .tc
To-whit - 1i hd would' respectfulty;call the atten
tion'ot the Public.
"-JOHN SHENBERGER,
septi::(6lAftv] 'No; .'.56 Locust
Pd TENT j 3 U , N-E7.;
MERIDIAITIMRTEB, , ,
for. the :.A.TEP.I.DIAIs Take no
,other. , . It excels ALL &mho
with. 'Kerosene,.
- . used
Pe
troleum or Coal 011.
ItUxnanuldeturiti iuid r
.COULTER, -JONES & CO.,
AV.holesaieandßet:ail healers in•
"Irtiln Gai '
Lamps for all purposes for which lamps are
used, in GRE4T,y.a..RIETY: r • ,
Thoso.desiring to,,farnish Churches, Dti4ll
- logs or other buildings, public - or private, wttb
Gas .Fixtures, will do well to call and see our new:
'IRON BRONZE
cheaper and better than ar other kind.
3IEDIQA-L. ;;
jusr
. 06.,11:.aria. Seat .2,"7
.
out. new , Cud well selected stock of
• :I
TOILET ARTICLES; •'
rANCY,,SOA:PS,
And a variety of other articles, mica as are usu
ally kept
FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE
We have also: received a FRESH SUPPLY
of the the most reliable ..
PATENT 1 E• 13.4
sept4-60trsi9
No. ID N. Front Street.
-1,732f1:E3ER COAL
P RICES OF 'COAL REDUCED.
50 CTS. 75 CTS. and' 57p0 PER TOP.V. -I. ‘-i''
• COLIII63IA ' ••",
bets ar generaLassortnient, laud. :13est
quality of,coal by,carloads to Coturabta custom
ers.attbe regular , wholcsale prices.,. Schuylkill
cormty'coal at'B4 andless« Gross welghttsith
5 per cent. allowed.' :.Wlll. sell as low and better
coal for the same ; Money ;than may be sold by
other a:tulles. " - '"
zurflt-tftf— • TL'P:IIII.I7IOP.R. ;
t• - aEofthllpP'4E, 3...3-3, 41,
LUMBER''O2,,`K7.V;;:-DtBCREPTIONSI
dmee.arroqp . t . ty,24:qp7ee.4 .....
COOPER tt•
In;71: ,gr.l
- DEA.::.a t i
.
ZTJ
, 4 ,
1 1 1.33 •Ell ,- & - CO -z ikt •
- ,BALTD/ORE 4! Ur>
..I;k3iENS' VALLEY.
And all the best. Quality of STOVE. COAL.'
BUIL D I-N G-- R:'
Of. all kinis;
• LOWEST MARKET RATES. ~ -
_Hemlock., White Pine,'"Weatherboarding: Joie%
.Scantling, fie., suitable for all kinds •
. of Building purposes.
A RYL 0 p ts.T:.:r S T S.! • •
- ,:.•
POPLAR. • r
PIeKtTS, %
• •
df.C:
'." All Orders by mail mitt . receive Alt - st,
tendon acttiough P Benito a:
Detson•-
Froutßt.„ Columbia:
,§ ...."FprSW ,
NS i,fi A
Diicps
suneaster P
sept4-03-thv
.+rser~QQ
BOOK AND STATIONERY' STORE,
262 L'OCUST,ST., COINTINtBIII,,.PA.,(I
The subscribers have Jitst opened and otter to
the public tL complete assortment of
SCHOOL:' BLANK t AND 'SILSCELLA.NEOUS
BOOKS,* STATIONERY,a,:ALLEINDS,
,of eyery quality, Inclt„Edlng 4 rt",!arge and
'first-rate sfOcir. or - •
CAP, LETTER, NOTE AND. :BILL
• • PAPER, •
scii - oox,ZAND 'striviaelsadOor, MOTTOES;
,
Envelopes,•lnk,' Slates , - 'Faber & GuLtknech
Venetia; drc. , ' Toy
.Books, Pass ,Books, Tuck. ,
, I,,reinoirouluut...l3doks,
,Pckper,'&c.:
•
Bibles,Testalnents - and Hymn ` Books.
All weekly and monthly papers and (sultan—
sines received as soon as published.' The custom
of the public is,respectlnlly_ solicited.. a.. • '
Rentrm6cr-thW place No. 262 Locust Street,:
one door pelova the. Columbia Steam, pre:En
gine HouSe.
sep4.-69 , tiwp . JOHN Iv. WEIGHT dr. CO.
r
r.-- , • T. Sheafferi, , r,
..is! ! !* •
BOOKSELLER '• AND STATIONER,
LEAS REMOVED is i f s L Car
; .t.
LARGE STOCK-OF
STATIONERY,SUUKS AND
TO
NO. 52 NORTH- ,O,UEEIs.T- . STREET,
OPPOSITE . S#ol3Eit'S
Four doors North of Orunge Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
EMI
ME
T 4 0 T s !
LOTS OF LOTS! V
• BUILDING' LOT
;Large, or Smallr s on,Stxtb. street,. or: Seventh
street, and on Locust street, and . - Walnut,strbet.
Those - fronting on Locust. and Walnut.streets
190 feet deep to a 14 feet:wide •' ,
sep4-09-tfw] !Apply to J. IL MIFFLIN .
%TALTTAI3I:E'PROPEETY
The subscriber, offers • the following valuable
reala estate, in the borough of Columbia, Penrt'a,
at private :sale:. • .• ;
HOUSE & LOT, o. 1.1411 OCUST STREET,
§TAND, No. 142,
connected therewith; now oCcupied as a:grocery
store, by Mrs. M. Turner.
This is one of the best business , localities in
the town. The lot is very largaWith front of 30
feet 10 inches. Also the row of. ~., • •--
FOUR L3RICS YiOUS S WITH LOTS,
Nos. 8,• 10,' 12 and . `l4 Tinian street, will be sold
singly or together, on easy terms.
For further inibrination;•apply to '
JONAS MEYERS
No..l.l4.:Locust'street; Columbia. ' ,
, • F iCS - P" tiV i . : •
sTEA2E' co4cx WORSE
("'tHItISTIAi~T,.:..,IiYERS,~; ;~' .;'.,'
, 4.1 t
C O C 0 S !
REMOVED TO Nos. ir, Il .AND 13 11611 T.13.:5t11
The'Cairieges, "Boggles: Sc.; 'Made"at these
Works, are equal In ',beauty and dorability_ to
any other make in' the'county.
r CO ' Sdir:Slcinit/STG,REPAIRING;
: ,, P;';Crs l
This branch of the basin : ass lid.ll be attended to
with punctuality and despatch: , ,
.7 ;,
Wagons, &c.„ for enle,or..m.ado to order.
Call .at .the 9,11 dr 13 North
Fifth street. and examine the ,stock and prices.
- 110FSE 'F.732MSIZIXNG.
TI OUSEF UItNISRTNG--.G00D5.4,0
49311CRASED, AT - -FtEttiCED
PRICES, a splendid Assortment et new, and de
sirable • Jr, f
HOUSE . TUIINISRING ,Goops
•COQKING,STOVES--'-Auti-Dust Quaker
•• and . the-Niagara.- -1•0
BRITANNIA Sets or separate;
to suit 'purchasers'. • ",
ME
WATER COOLERS,ItEFiItrERATORS;
• of all sizes and; styles.:', .
plgetalattentlon , paid,to •GA XITTING and
I.B.DTG. A are assortment of splendid
CHANDELIERS always on hand
rA.Varlety of.BIFID QA.GES, at all•prtoes.,"
Agent for. the Celebrated:.DOTY'S' CLOTHES
WAaßßß..Themost.popular, be 4 ma d cheapest
Washing Machine ever invented.
In conneetionlArith the above Washine Ma.
"chine; he hasthe 3.•
UNIVERSAL 'CLOTHES - ,WaThaiERl 1
- Callan the corner or , Secondend.Locust streets,
and satlsfyyourselk that,yeattan , get better bar
gains there than at any other establishment.
•' - •
' -
Cor. of Second and :I;ocuit Coluzniiia,ra. •
seP 4 -69-trig • 4,, 3.1
RICHARDS' ' i '
CONCT N Y !'
NO. 152 LOCUST ST., C 01,132.1 WA,
CANDIES,' FItUSTB Aini • °Emu's' ,
.
of thechoicest. kind kept constantly on. hand:
CrFamilles supplied- with Ice Cream In
Churns or Moulds, at Short Notice and:Reason
able Rates.
R:
7.1 7
r take pleasure in announcing to any numer
ous friends tlaitt.lhave opened An. OYSTER SA
LOON' for the special accommodation "of La
dies. None but the best oysters will be used.
Families and parties supplied :at - short; notice.
RemembertlimplaceAlptiLecuitt streetz'.i s- ' '",
,— sept , t-439-tfwa ALLEN RICHARD%v
TI °WRAY r 7ttla#
lJ .711"..piph,IN,,S!dL t so"N:
theirreezeiv.or In Wealth!, veithprompthess's4
' " GE:O 7. - .SDISTIO3"" •
:Adisining the Fiardshhalouse.,Latim, guest ? ..
, P. S.—Also, a flno assortme:nf 6CTOYS•••,ttitd
• Fancy, Allteles,eottstexalrowhan&qaerttl.69-tfw
.N -p WI 'p 0 Is. / - ' IV. E 0 TIO 1 , 1 ER Y„ Vian't I
-4- 111 , 13 undersigned.would most respectfully nal
nordied.bulds friends arsillui ptiblic that he Imo
opened a V 4 a •,79-i,4k:.,x;
C,E, REA 74 , 4 0 Q,N , 1
P 1.i() ) 116.1 1 .1t215i
AT Iso.2AS & 210 tocu T ST., COLUMBIA. TA,
(First door abovu l Ond Fellows•
Where can be , fainif ailillrltmen a full assort,
CANDITZ; ..FTWITS; ; NUTS,I'CAXIES‘
AJsci, of
,'E ,Y.REZT(,`3ICONF.EarIsONS,EIII.,
And everything
. b9longing, to a Ai!.
, t7elsiT,City
4 Confectionery.. • . •
Confeetionsi'Fraiti:elikei(teed or plain), Ice
Cream, &c.,,tnrntshed tp 4 famllle4 and partle? at
- * I REASI2O2aBLE r RATES T .' ‘ r tl
By keeping a flAl supply of tbe:BF.sivanci by
CaQSO
AZTENTIONIZO/IttiSItSEV
rfhopcto have' Ovtlit r publle.
..pozpr i agc. , ^;.• +. ••
'4OBPKNOTWELTI:A'A4: alit;1 1 .
; “ - ).2011 and 210 Locust Streec):,
•) , .!septi-6" 9).tfw.;4'i
§TEA;III-
• 'tgtealexxiotiug House of the COLUMBIA Iii - sear.oGOol cmbia ational,lhumk,torldtix
-azataespecimensorLetterHeeds,Notes,Curdriao
;42'4 , 1 V.'.l eV.
_FOR- SALE.
;
PRIVATE SALE
COl4rnu3lA' ST} AM
2121121
,WARE, , r
Ctrii‘ELY
CONITC_TIONERY." '"!
LADIES' OYSTER SALOON
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERI
MEI
merit, of
rAS r TO /' JsS~; - 7?.4 7 niF7'Aiii,•c&c -
•J. - RUMPLE .`ik -SON'
DEALERS Hi • -
FOREIGN dr, DOMESTIC HARDWARE. -
v'An oitensive assortment 'of homier furl:list:din
hardware, also for,, carpenters' and laillders'Aisei,
always on hand.
" •• 1 11: O'N AN D' 'S • T E'E •
Blacksmiths,•wagon makers, and 'others', fern:
hilted ,with all _kinds of Iron, :Nails, Horse 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; eib.:&c. - .
FARRT.Nd. IMPLEMENTS,t
Plows, Shovels, :Hoes, Plow Castings, (Scythes,
Forks,,Rakas, a 'the farmer.,nd all other Implements , used try
STOVES' AND' TIN" - WARE:
600k,`Pa dor
-and Office Stoves for coaVor wood :: .•A /argeas
sortment of.Tin•Ware ,always kvt, on. hand, or
manufaetured 'to order. -
rfit 4 :'
,Coal Linseed, Fish, Sperm e andfigaehine Oils
of all kindi. Alcoliol,Bencins,japan, and other
Varnish, Glass Paints, Putty, White(Leati;&c.'l
sepi-69-tfw]. , .LOCUST STREET, COLIDIBIA, PA.!
,
TT139,9T AND SHOE. STORE.
Fatubs a ri t tev i c st . - reipef .a tit i a v py th ia t to 3 l a rmllis
opened a' BOOT AND SRUATOB.E at las
svvsih,..i• , ••• afl A..•, 'r 'c•
911, ST, B„T;Ft, E
~ t!• I:COLUMBIA; rA.: •
•
r,;
MIME=I
, ;1309T5.,'•1 SHOES' AND GAITERS,
•, rr! 1 )(11::.' '"hr , r 7 r
Suitable for
Men; Btiya, 'Ladies, Misseil and Children,
• , d• .• • . •
he, alters at tlie
LOWEST CASH PRICES
„
,
' He 'Nil!' keep none brit the BEST GOOBS, and
all classes 01,11, be accommodated:. by calling at
his store, next door to,2lax. Bucher:B Grocery.
' sepl-69-tiwi '• ' ' ” JEROME'SCHRFCB:.
AAL . E . ST. SHOE SIANIT4'ACTORY
Ifavind increased my'facllitle.s for turning
out superior work I would announce to, ray old
customera and all new . Ones , that may favor mo
- with* call, that , I atm better ,prepared now. to
manufacture all kinds . .
EADIES',I I / 4 11SSES' AND CHILDRDN?§
r " 1 SHOES'AZ‘tD'GAITERS;--
than ever before. I employ none but, the best
workmen and am - always certain . of giving satis
faction.
- „I keep ouhand a general assortment of
ready made worlt'all"of which Is manufactured
on the.premisce. •' •
I keep no made-up work of other,parties., My
made 6k - elusively for home trade 'arid is
sold as'such. ,TERMS” CASH., • • -.;
SSAreell as . cheap , as ani,:cther establishment,
and risk n nhure'orpinblie patronage, • •
' • JAMES SCHROEDER, •
.Locuit Se r et, between Front and Second.
• 'sep4-69-tfei • • •'• •: • '• • -
i ll OMB
'
The Subserer h orriiiilid l
lb as are Stock
orbocits and Sbb'evGalters,' mac.; ^all of his' own
„,•• r
Call at Ils - Sfore,'forr do - ors aboi;e_R: Williams'
, DrnicStore,Tfont Street,'wherdhe 'offers''an
ten syva essoytinent of Goals. either ; J..
„„ RETAIL.;,
2 HIS stock consists of= as ,, Lime and: general as
sortment, of Men's Boys' LfttlieW. and Children's
, •
,•
as can found eldettheie in the •Tovim.
, Those requiring Boots and Shoes, hind it to
their advantage to call and examine his Stock,
before purehtuoing , eLsewbere... 1 II
sept MAC] SASIZEL GROVE.
DRY q-0,0
t ,
;tCA!
SSTIVEitEB;VEgI'INGS
_ ;•; ; .A 24 5 ., „„;
NA.DE READY - 7OLOTHING
0 , • •
,&
Have now opened the largest stank of, theabOvo
goods ever ()tiered in Lancaster.. ' $..: • . •
Chinchilla Beaavor,,Esquhnaur. -Beaver, Moscow
Beavez,-;., (.1 •
0, - VE ROO ..TI :GS,
'
• ALL •4.
FINE FRENCEC s aiwilNas;:: , , l l.': *- ..._ •
i:COATINGS
COARTNGS,"-L'. ~1. ; '
' l itit . A.C4 l J342* - N - axid• - Bxa,
gr;
CASSIMEUES, all 'New Styleg:BoY'S' 'Wear: - in
1 , great variety„ HOME-MADERA.TgriyF7s.
KENTUCKY JEANS, 'VELVET .
$: ;• • •••• CORDS; • ;cm; • $4. •': • ; ••••
, „R EADY- E . , ppery,fj.49, f
- I , i+ , 'Vint mEN.A.N - n '?" •• •
Of our own p.nufac,t,ure anovar s ranted j
rt • , , • • I!*,:spyieandprkee.! I ,
BINE ;; DRESS;QSIIITS: , .IIIISTNFZS SUITS,
BOYS' surrs: -
OVERCOAT§ drain - I:hi fittest , ;; Esgnianaux
~••• ' .,:r.1 • t • ,:a
„Seaward° ordinary. goods.., ':s •
a••••• $241-4q#:
s.l:t it r
sPE CIA az,is.
TUTH.II?' AILINEYiE;PERSER_VEIt&
%Our celebrated Perfected , ."
• ~, :, , SPECT.A.CT:F-S EYE GIiA.SSES •
d:ertairily a'repuiation
unsurpassed. The readily ascertained 'superi
ority they possess over-the ordinary Spectacles
Y'a/EePttliPlu very : r.r
"
it; • IS 11i,•. 4
That they render Unpaired sight 'clear, and is
'tinct ' siren gthen'and ' preeerve' the' eyes; • are
r easyver and pleasant to 'wear, ands Mast , ulany
years withoht.change being necessary. 86.1,hat
in the cuU,theyaze,theuheapest as. ,the
beht:, ;
ttiat"Mr: Chas: P. Scbreirier;Wateh
niaker I andlJeUrel 'streeti - is' on r'sole
agent irceolutuhts, , Pa. '
Lazarus d Merrier-Manufacturing Optician's
. E • ~.,5 eP4.6941w.
.I,EQuows.
PURE WINES LIQUORS
F.or,Zere,3lnsdulteratftl:WinesntractELNltgrs,
go to the store of the subscriber. .Ho has elegant
"'"e A'T AIV IPA •""irl'N'E
*titcv in.4Or-,Q3utit:4.*:
,tiVi ! eiet;7-itted:TE . 06d#,R.
t i
tandiggrr : and, A e% weve Brandies
ola
, Old
lfononaela
of a5l grades. Give us,a,eall and
exrusaine•for yourseIf,„.,CHAECURS,GII9;VE
pprlfFpf,comiikerceatiaiwaxkutsts..Colurabia.
.suP4,-69-tfce,.imv
ME
:,ioßAcco:sGLßs;,
TOHN . FENDRIGH;^:
tr----vrietmr.sxtt - s . r.z-rAiir
TOBACCO, 5N.13704,- .S;BGAR MANLY-
Monitor,
for the New:Yoric;Fino Cut, Navy,. and
Monitor, Chow-Chour Cliewine , ..Toliaccoa, , corner
of,Front arnil..ontist streets, Columbia, ~,
• t 8 40: 69 14 0 f, . 1 .,-.t `55
,~UPH,OLSTERING.~; L ; ~~ • y,
.ITPZOLSTEM:NG/
the resjdence of Jaraes,Barher;lo,:Walnut street,
Vvheree iaat'alitimes prepared to do all,kinda
-atirsztk.l4...hia.ltae._sucia-as
cutting, making and laying - Carpets, repairing
Boras and Chairs, niaking;Spring, Corn-busker;
Hair Mattra.sses, , cmhioni&f&c.,,Stc.
isop4-641-tfw] "'srAlitiEL CARTER. ;
AYS ,r4t
- 7, - -
To. , SIIWATEILDILAN,'".. • ,;;_:, 4,44,.:
f
_ • .2/ 3.1 rl7: . 1 +1 , 1 ,. 11 ; . r
L ,-..,
~..),,,,../1/Atiiiiiiiieb-V./.1.,,t;:„;;; oita i
."*AThlithigsoi •I`l'''4//:-/:
:Q.
•
1.3 j • tz
'osoktgatand .10/2L/Cli
, Al,,s,ft -0 4:At ,;;
V ' s ". ' 917
rket 4 Street,' Phi ladel
t: I••• ;IT
SEM
•
— TEV'to - iiibitroperties f theseßlttets have
been certillea , to by. some'of ourt , rnost eminent
,practising,physiciaas. as the best, tonic 130VrATI.
use, and, the, Coehtall Bitter
.Is, the t tifilvernal
'ltiVotite among jclges'of - a.good. • gin or'whisky
cocktail) , ;Li.% ••••• •• iseptrl-89-tfur
t ..EILOIMENO,
COLIMIBLi . F_LOIJk •
•
GEORGE „ . l3o Gf , E,Za.oriffi.roft.
. The filgtiest Ciflth tariceM•palafor. alltadnds of
-
4 E - A2131= rE
tk.
.Gro
rork&
7. lid'tad'Packeltoorder:"Grtst 4
;
~,;
ctcopped-porri - ,„;
1; 3 ..-;; Cl, -. 9 J44 - C ST I 3` -2 0 , 4;
01P .
For sale at all •times,tistel delivered. to • any;part
of, the' t?w•tl., and ooyitttrif curtouso.;
licited.' • • ••• '•" • • • • r.l4p- , Mr]
lo•o ."4 , . se
•
MIME
=II
.1 0 ACTUREE
EMtM
ir -.i-
.. .:`C
=l=l[l//11!21
w.wlm.-mv..t.1.G3:10 mu
_
M
Itifiit=.Cithfilit&T .. A.MONGSlT
GROO:LYN:EN!
_.
can good GOODS be sold so cheap, is the
question. „ . , ::ct , -•.k. /' i 4 •t • '>, ‘
• ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS.*
New stock of goods, and selling them very low.
,The best quality of goals, and at. cheap ,rates.
TEAS, IIfEAT„'
. COFFEE, FRUITS, MIL
-SPICES, ' ' "CHEEttE; FLOUR.
- ,Provisions, of all-kinds, together with Wood
and Willow-ware and Class and Qupetisware.
Switzer and Limbergcr Cheese, German Fruits,
dm.
SUGAR CURED HAMS & DRIED DEEP
ENGLISH AND:OfERICAN, Ricxxxs.
Fresh Peaches, And all the Fancy Grocerlesper
taining ton - well regulated Grocery Store.
I am determined not to be surpassed in cheap-,
mess and in the excellent/quality - of my goods.
.053-Call around and inspect our stock whether
you buy or not. 'A share of public patronage is
solicited. " • '
MAX 'BUCHER,
No. 219 Locust Street
sep4-09-trw]
FRESH GROCERIES' •
i.
AT THE PROVISION
BIM
FAMILY GROCERY 'STORE OF
MULLEN &• BROTHER,
ODD F.T.IL - Lomrs'' HALL,
Columbia; Pa
FRESH TOMATOES', FRESH PEACHES AND
other Canned Fruits, Shaker Corn; tt.e.
TEA -- THE BEST BLACK - TES IN THE
- INIARKET;
EXTRA. REFINED 'SYRUP MOLASSES,
very,CPeaP• • :f
Refined Sugars, Dried Fruit, of all kinds.
Rio, lava, and Lagnym CoireA.
NEW SUGAR CURED MAILS S DRIED BEEF.
Also,Fancy Groceries, Family Flour, Notions4c.
We intend to keep the best Goods only, and to
sell as cheap as any similar store.
'J. - MULLEN' & 13110.
tat_Doun.try -Produce of all kinds bought or
taken in exchange for goods. isep-4-4..V-tfur
F INE FAMILY-.G-ROCERIES;
, PROVISIONS, ac., 4:c
A LARGI& TINE STOCK JUST ,RECEIVED
AND IN'STORE!
I have now' in Store a full assortment of
Groceries
For•Famlly, and 'Hotel use
ExtraSyrup - Mblaases,,Flue; Teas, 6ntVetvi, Ste.'
Extra Sugar Cured lIAMS and DRIED. BEEF
Extra FAMILY FLOUR•by thebarrel
or smaller quantity.
Dried Fruit; :Pickles, and'Fabei , Groceries of all
kinds, aud'atthelowest prices: Call and ex- !
.arnind-rnystOcli, - whether you buy or uot.
strylizow ;
sep4.6qAtist]. , : - Cor. of Front & UnionSts.
• klIt.LY` GROCERIES T
i• FAMILY GROCERIMS! • '
••-• " • • -
• "•" F, W S T O'C E: !
' - The Rubsril r Wont& resnectfully inforta his
customers and the Public generally, that he has
• just received. a general assortment of „ • - •
• GROCERIES; PROVISIONS, ' TEAS AN sricEs.
Litedned-Sagam of all -- • • •
,:No. 1, and bless Mackerel, , •
"'• • & American Pickfen,
Sugar Cured Hams and Beef, , • •
Extra Fine Syrups,
- ' • Old Rio anti'LeVa Coffee,
.• - :DRIED AND CANNERFRUITS,
Raisins, Prunes and prepared 'Mustard always
on hand and of the very best grades.
Et."A.
FIt,FA4'%iILY FLOUR . .
- .CORN „MEAL, 'HOMINY, &c.,
Fancy Groceries, - Canned Vdgetables and Fruits,
for hotels and families. • The best. Goods
only are sold, and prices very low.
Our stoek"of staple: and fancy groceries in lull
and complete and wp intend keeping it , fresh, by
almost daily additions.
• Notions Of different kinds always on hand:
• • FREDERIO.N. BUCI4ER,
4en4-69-tfwj • • - cor. 4th Sc Locust Sts.
jnANIEIf MoOAULEY,
UNION, coiitimnxA,, PA
DEALER IN
FAMILY , : GROCERIES,' PROVISIONS, Sc
ALSO,
CHOICE' FAMILY} FLOUR
RYE,,FLORR lINBOULTED ..11EAL, CORN
-"MEAL; dRAIN` AND ALI, KINDS
11 . 2 flor, MILL FEED . : -• .
- always. kept son- , hand: Chore° Family "Floor
,inade from AVhite . Wheat. Also Bakers Flour, of
the best quality. - - • ' "
• JlO:thanks laisfriendslorthe liberal patronage
heretofore - exteuded and asks a conttuuanee at
„Being arpracticalAfiller,.-and • having followed
the trade for many years, he hatters himself that
hisknowledge of the business- will enable 'hini
to give,satlsfactlont to, all-who may favor. him
witif theft custom. ,
• The storOwill be open , froni 7 A. ;SI., to 834 P. M.
ser4-60-tfw: .. • DANIEL IfeCADLEY. ;
rtNE F.A:'3I,ILVGROCERIFS •
,
HAStDitiAisT'S! • • • • •- -
qrt ••• -• , ~ . , ,
„Snot ,received, at, the line Grocery .Establish-'
merit; 'corner'ard: and Cherry streets, the follow-,
Ingnew,•Goodsr t• • • • t ,••• • ••• - •
ANI?
" "
Ir, • • I , ^'PRESER:VES, :
.1:1:: -,1; 11 : 0 ;`:L
,„, _
~ •
' "GREEN PEAS dza.; Sth: • C9'6l.
T.oietlier - a - very 'fine assortment' of ,
ppuo Groceries; of all hands: ! '
! • I 'r2Or OF' NEW YORK' tkw.l3 ;
••• ; I •
FOREIG.N, F,RUITS
„ Oranges, .LCMOIIfr, ' :Figs; ektalsins, Cocoanuts,:
and White Wino Vinegar.
Mttea:Family Flour; Mercer Potatoeg; R. 16 arid;
3 - ava.C,olibe, _fresh. roasted, Loyering's Syrup, dr.e.l
IQ-New Goods received. almost daily.
, • - WARH. HARDMAN;
1 .3r51 and Cherry Sts.
Columbia,Pa.
selA-69,tfw]
l)
: .
•• • ••,•.•:• •• • $ •• .
' , " I„;A.ST , TI .7‘7,0; MACTITATEs.,
: 2 • $ • • •
• • I FIRST 'FEE:dill:it; • • •
••••,' A".• , • •.•••_",
El; S 0, SI rT .Er ''-.L
tt J.' •; 1)
.." $• •••• - • •
ST'WI-NG-- . llkC HINES'
495 Broadway %Now York •730"Cheitnut
•
“"•• "•• Street" '"` •
•
~1 IPOINTS OF EXCELLEiTCE.,;• - • •
'`.Beautyand Elasticity; of Stitch, , ~ • .
• • ...Perfection:and Simplicity of Machinery.
•;.Usingbotirthreads directly from the 'spools:
, • s. No 'fastening of 'seams Eby. hand:and no waste $
of thread. ' ' $ :,$• • • ••
Wide range, of application ; changewithout of '
iadjustraent: , • •
• • 'lhe'sea,m' retains italithnity:and'firinness after ;
..Washing•and , ironing:• •-• $• • • ;-,• • • •••• • • .
....•13esides doing all kinds of work done by-other
Sewing ; Machines, these, Machines execute the ,
',most beautiful andperinalient Embroidery and
ornamental work'.
-=i The 'Highest Premianis at all the fairs and
• exhibitions of. the United „States 'and. Europe,:
• havei been awarde4 tuo : Groxer,&Baker.Sewing
'Macbliies., and Xhe work done by, it ! hextioylierr;
- ever exhibited Iri'conipetition: • -' " •
••:•••,• •••
OW' Th'e iverY•iiighest•pilie'," THE CROSSIor
7E4 1•PIGION:OEHONOR, was conferrctionthe '
rep,resentative of.the Grover SBaker Sewing
'uchiiitS, and ths'ExPosiLion Universelle, Paris,
INV; 'tbus 'attesting 'their great superibrity - over
tall other Hewing Machines.- • • qscp4:69-tfw •
4,4 au 0.
bast
,e4 , ,A41 , ..g411uractare , 93 31 : Ne.ll-known,:Masures,
SiiperraPhtaplititei of ttlipe 4 alici Atmesopidica• . :Fertilizci.,
~anr ,
,•,,,
....
-
"PERUATIA*'GtJAN 0 . ,J- - -
--„Es r''
11°. G Pl ll 3 : l'2 ° 19Q V P Xi ", n-el2 ci
; Fish Guano, Land Plaster and Hydraulic Ce
-4.ll2,eitir,:leogoicter.nith at cokUplote.hssortin,Cnt of
, -Vr - 74 -1 " "
pl ark errPhoppjiate's).44;(4N,-,V4sl)ppr2OQoibs.
PArri - thoritated. ,- kerttlVierV " "do '
. Itsf Ak:44S..CQ#AZt g . . 14 1 1 1E_/ . %,14Et.t5 TI•
•1 400 jr)ei t -4,; 1 / 4 '! , i . :i' L lflllllC4,Ai /I' .1:
js) 41.41f:usu, ;xi ci.t.
01i sALLEN'&6INEEDLES,O.
...i l iasonthiDelawarly , :tvenueoPhiladeiphta:,, ,,
, •
--4 iE,4P%
7 !•VE.T.WONVS!`" . I}TECHWNXCS! ,
~11thidltreot, ! yliitA,•taa. klzia,
o iety'Regallics'and Paraphernalitc-'• •
-llranctftictiirea to:order:id: ,
-t,to x:0 e=?L'.o4 X4E. 4 .T.E.FLISMAZ 4 113. ,,1 '
f t ..,kp1ib.. 1 .4-13c1sTort4 , QueenetreoteLancaster;Pa
4,31141 Fe
CLOTHING.
WUXI - ANT T UIL'ORIN G.
- J. W. REASIN,
o, lCrt LOCUST STREET , COLUMBIA, •,
Has opened 1 the room formerly occupied by
I'. S. Mcpgue, a full stock of
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN d: SCOTCH
MOTHS, CASSIMERES ,S: SUITINGS,
Which lie is prepared to make up in as good
Style and Fashion as can be made In New York
or Philadelphia.
He Invites all to call and examine his stock,
whlch,• ho Is possitive, cannot be excelled in
Columbia.
The establishment is designed exclusively for
Merchant - Tailoring, and the undivided atten
tion of the Proprietor will be devoted to his
business..
GENTS' ,ECTRIVISLEING GOODS
Of aII kinds, and of SUPERIOD,
ways on hand: ' - " • • ' •'
Itemember the old adage; that money saved is
money earned. Call and be convinced that you
'can .save your money by• purthasing at the
ONLY exclusive Merchant Tailoring Establish
ment in Columbia. [sopl-U9-twf
' LATEST EXCITEMENT !
••• . _
NEW STOCK OF
•
C 0 r i
3 • I — l I N G
'NEW STYLES I
. .
LOWER PRICES ! !
JESA 119..A32: S Now OFFERED! 'CALL AF
'• SHE Timsr AT
No. 41 NORTH FRONT STREET,
I have Just received another new stock of
Clothing ; The Largest and most complete ever
before purchased. (tome and. examine OUT new
Styles and prices of
READY MADE CLOtIIING,
Embracing every variety of style and material
suitable for the season, They are made of the
best material and in the most fashionable style.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIM.7G GOODS,
Shirts, Scarfs, Neck Tics, Suspenders, Handker
chiefs, Hosiery, &c. A splendid line of these
goods always kept on. band. Also, Boots,
Shoes, Gals S Caps, of which we have
a well selected stock and which
we.offer at very cheap rates.
TRUNNES, 8.A.13 - VALVA'E. - a -
Of all styles,,are sold cheaper'than city prices.
Illy goods are all bought for cash, rind I ollbrthem
at cheaper' rates, for cash, than any other store.
Call and see. • • HENRY RICE,
Opposite Continental Hotel
sepl-GU-tfw] 41 N. Front street, Columbia
SPRING. CLOTHING !
•. • CLOTHING!
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
'CLOTHING CHEAPER THAN EVER!
_Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, &c., &c.
New Styles, New Goods at low rates.
• • ' DAVID HANAU.ER'S
Er. „
S. CLOTHING EMPORIUM !
Fsont:Street, first Store above Wain nt Street,
coLuatßlA, PA.
• The. Largest, Best Assorted, Handsomest and
Cheeriest Stock, or ,
CLOTHING, • .1' URNISH LNG • G OODS,
•Hat.s[caps, BOcits, Shoes, Sc., &C., ever exhibited
. in these regions, which will be sold at prices
TO DEFY ALL COMPETITION! !Sept-6941w
1:3. IS, A: IZA CT
CaPable of ocular delnonstration, that the prices
or Cloths,. Cassimeres, Ready-Madc Clothing
'and Furnishing Goods, are less than one-half
what they were during the war, at the Merchant
Tailoring establishment of
S. S. It Al' II VON,
Corner North Queen and 011t1.,!.... Streets,
opposite Shober's Hotel, Lancaster, Pa.
This is the oldest establishment hr this line of
trade in Lancaster county, and is selling, at this
time, ,nne .. - Moscow, Esquimaux, and common
Beaver Overcoats from $l2 to $2O; Common
Union Beavers from $lO to ;315; Common Union
,Ileaver,Business Suits from $l2 to $l2; Good Cas
' simere' Suits from £lO to $2O, and line qualities
from $25 to $2O. A few suits on hand as low tea
$lO. Cloths, Cassimeres and Trimmings as low
as they can be obtained anywhere else, and'sold
by theyardte, those who may wish tohave them
made at home, or, elsewhere.
Overcoats, Dress Coats and Business Salts
I made to order with dispatch, and in the best
and most fashionable manner, as the customer
r
may desire.' Alkinds of cutting and repairing
done at reasonable prices. An entire new stock
got up for the Fall and Winter trade of, 1858 and
ISM, and 'manufactured in the city of Lancaster.
Itwould be to the :interest of the public to call
and realize that "IT 18 A rAcr."
- S. S. RATLIVON,
MerchantTallor and Clothier.
HATS, CAPS, 4.c.
SHULTZ & BROTHER,
• -rE S ,
I QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA
' Latest style Fall Lind Winter 'HATS and CAPS
iu all qualities and colors.
LADIES' FANCY FURS
We are now opening, the largest and most
complete assortment of Ladies' and Children's
ever offered in this market, at
very low prices. '
ROBES 1 ROBES ! ! ROBES!!!
: • •
-Butralo-llobes, lined and unlined; 'Hudson
Bay '• • $ Wolf ' Prarie Wolf, F,ox, Coon, kte.
1 • • • • •
BLAN)KETS 'AND LAP RUGS,
Of alLqualities, to which we would particularly
invite the attention of all persons in Wantof
- articles in that line. , • •
GAUNTLETS AND MITTS
UTTER, • BEAVER.
•.- NUTILIA,. • SEAL,
i3gcKskiN, •
fie:
Fine Fur Trimmed Gloves, G'auntlets
'Fitts and Roods. .
IPULSE - WARMERS & EAR MITTS
vraoLEsALE AND RETAIL
sep4-69-trw • -
R. BRENEMAN, •
43 NORTH FRONT STREET. COLUMBIA, PA
DEALER IN
7:: HATS AND CAPS!
IN -GREAT , VARIETY, -
AND •OF THE LATEST STYLES!
GENTS' lIIRNISIIING GOODS
;lie-Sulam mule to order and Warranted
to Ilt. -[sepl-69-tfw
'PLANING MILLS.
11DO AMMAN & DEHUFF,,
- COLUMBIA, PA
SUS QUI?, HANNA
PLANING MILL
:Alanufacturers of, and have constantly on
hand Sashes, Door Blinds,. Shutters, Window
and Door Frames, Brackets, Moulding, Shelv
in, Casings, &c., 4.tic.
P. S.—The Planing and Dressing of Lumber is
continued and carried on as heretofore by ,
sop-I-0941w] JOHN B. EACHMAIN.
- D,ThrG HO USES.
AGEST FOR. THE •
•
STATEN ISLAND
DYING ESTABLISHMENT,
• Ladles' 'Dresses; CloakS,Veils,Gloves,Ribbons
mid Silks of all kinds dyed nny color.
Also, Ge=ilemen's Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, dec.
Kid Glove. 4 washed to look like new.
Scouring, repairing; c.ido.ie at short notice.
I will receive goods at my store and forward
them' to the'establishment. •
.a-Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and see list of prices at
• ; •• • • " • • . • Ji C. BUCHER'S
• Store, Locust Street,
stip 4-69-tsw3" ' Co.umbla. Pa
PIANOS.
yAISBUR,YCS & OTB.ER. PIANOS.
• SEVEN FIRST FEE.ISIIUMS IN FOUR
WEBS.
TAYLOR Jr. FARLEY'S ORGANS.
TIM underslgned, for many years engaged as
a , professor I of , ' music 'in Girard College, and
other Institutions, imresponse to a request of a
'great number of his pupils furnishingd con
sented to become an agent for
• FIRST-CLASS lESTRUIIIENTS.
, •
',. It gives me pleasure to announce that I have
.been annotated wholesale agent for the Brad
bury .Planos, and .Taylor and Farley Organs,
whichq am now•prenared to supply at prices
that cannot lall to give satisfaction. The supe
riority of the above Instruments over others in
the , market. is +too well known 'to need any
.comment from. me. Every Instrument war
ranted." Liberal discount to clergymen and
Sunday schools. , leg:Orders by-mall as faithfully
attended to as if oraered in person; as I select
every Instrument sold.
' • NVII. G. F/SCJEIER,
'bent-1094Ni 1018 Arch street. Plailad'a
]l. B:3lAimls'; SIERMERT =LOMAS, J\ O. S. MASON
NA_RTINi- THOMAS 't% CO:, • •
, Columbia, Lancaster co., Pa.,
anufacturirs atßeecla. Creel:, Clinton co., Pa.,
:and WholesaPa LlllOber Deal '
ers ..
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WRIT PIKE
HEMLOCwArxurK, .P oiir.
,ABl-4"Ak;';,' •-•
, - - - - •
- , , FLOORING; SIDEIN •
••• 11,t: yEATHER.BOARDS, •; • .
tt: nP/CRETS; LATHS ..• „
....T49*.PPA./1119.1-!"?. P.
INS - GRA-ZV-
AM E
rRICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILA.DELPIIIA
S. E. con. FOURTE AND WALNUT STS
INCOME, .1.868
THE AIIIERICA.N
offers low,reles of•premiumr- J
It; offers more Insurance for the Sarno money'
than other companies..
It is a home Company. .; ;
Its Policies arc all ALL NON-FORFEITABLE.
It ]lays lifc-policics-mt - tleath, or at the ago of
On the REDUCIN G-PREKLUM FLAX', theln
sti red pays lite largest premium tne first year—
which is tho same as paid on' thO mutual-ordin-'
ary-life-plan—and each subsequent'year itris less
and less, and at the end of twenty years becomes
paid up—and thereafter a permanent claim 'on
the Company.
On: the RETURN-PREMIUM , PLtiNjtheI in
sured is 'credited annually with he,has paid
to the Company, so that ills insurance costs only.
the Interest on the amounts paid in: , - .71 ,
On the INCOME-fIZODIJ . OING . PL.A...N.tlie
in
sured may receive 10 per cent. on the amount of
his policy.
'INSURE IN T}}] AMERICAN LIFE.'
ALEX:WHILLDIN,
sep4-611-tfw]
COLIMIBIA ENTSURANCE CO
JANUARY Ist, 3868.
CAPITAL AND ASSET'S, - - - - 3e00,527 91
This Company continues to insure Buildings
Merchandize, and other property, against loss
and damage by tire, on the mutual plan, either
for a cash premium, or premium 'note.
EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT.
Whole ain nut insured, $12,478,42683
Less ain't .1. - pired in '69, 722,771 34
311,755,653 49
CAPITAL A....ND INCOME.
Amount of premium notes,
Jan. 1,1866 $085,122 27 . . .
Less premium notes exp'd
. • .
in 1666 71,963 01
-
Lialanee Of premiums, Jan'y 1, 1866 6,609 15
Cash receipts, less commissions, In '66, 07,016 16
Loans 9,400 00
Due from agents and others 8,064 56
Losses :And expenses
. paid in 1866 ' r 873,0'25'31
Losses adjusted, not due Jan. 1, '67, 21;296 88
Balance Capital and Assets, Jan. 1,'67, 609,527. 91
$6&1 ; &5010
A. S. GREEN, President,
G . tuna r.• YOUNG, Jr., Secretary: - •
NIA:MALL S..fiIiUMAN, Treasurer.;;
‘. .
- - - %TOR§ "
Milk. :
R. T. Ryan, John W. Steacy '' . z •
John Fendrich, George Young, Jr.,
H. G. 'Mulch, " ' Nicholas IWDenald, "
Sfunuel P. Eberlein, William Patton. ,' . •
Amos S. Green, John B. Bachman, A
Hiram Wilson. ' Robert Crane. ' -
septi-69-ticl ivi
F A CONOAHCAL .
UTUA-L LIFE INSURANCE ,CO
OP RHODE; ISLAND
Rates lower thari ottier..llllttitalCoinpaili,e,s
OVER $l7O FOR EVEItY.9IOO
This Company issues Policies in all the several
forms; and combining the Stock and Mutual
principles, afford greater security to parties in
suring titan either the Mutual or Stock princiz
pal alone. The Rates have been prepared by tho
HON. ELIZUR,WRIGJIT,
Actuary of the Company, the most noteil and
popular Actuary
CASH DIVIDENDS A.NNUAI:LY
after second payment, OR IN ADVANez
POLICIES ISSUED ON TILE `LIVES 'OF Ft
iNfALES tIT REOULINE OR T_4BLE RATES.,
Do not fall to examit4the p'ribeipies of Oils'
Company before 'insuring: For' circulars, -
ply to W; At REITZEL,-Agent,
or Dr. B. F. lIERMA
isep.l-eStfty No:11N. Front St., Colum,bla:::
ANCASTE4, pITY
. 1;100131s7Y
;,Fife hisurappe uoißpaßy.
CAPITAL, 8200,000. „
HON. T. E. FRANKLIN,
UEO. H. REED, • TREASIIIIk.R. - •'; " ;
EDWARD BROW.N,.SECUSTABY.: • „ •
Directors—Hon. A. 'D. 'Roberts, B.' F. Shenk, ,
J. S. -knee, M.D., Frank Shroder, H:Carpenter,l
D., J. M. Frantz, Jacob Bausman, John C.!
Hager.
The above Home Company having appoidted ,
Mr. John W. Bruner as their. Agent for Colum- ,
bia and District; will be happy to effect Insur
ance on desirable Properties, at as• low: rates as,
any other Reliable Company.
PERPETUAL POLICIES also written on
favorable Terms. Apply to
sep4-69-tfw] JOHN W. BRUNER, Agent. ,
INSURANCE AGENCY:- 7 •-
THE MUTUAL' LIFE INSURANCE COM- .
PANY, or New York,
Cash Assets, SilS,ooo,ooo. •
, F. S. WINSTON, President.
W.4.SPIINGTON •LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, New York.. , •
Cash Assets, 81,500,000:
CYRUS CURTISS, President.
LANCASTER CITY AND COUNTY FIRE IN
' SURANCE COMPANY. •
t -Capital. $201,000.
TSIOS:E.FRANR.LIN, President.'
WYOMING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Wyoming, Pa.
Capital and Surplus, 5170,000.
JO = W. BRI..Th.TER, Agent
Jar 1 0-Iyd] 215 Walnut street Columbia
(LI IRARD FIRE AND MARINE LNL
SURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA:::
Capital - M0,1:100 Securities *4300,000
This Com pony continues to take risks ou good
property, at rates as low as any other bole Com
pany and consistent with prudence.
policies issued for long it short terms n 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. _ _
, 'BEMS. CRAVEN, Pres't. •
A.
A. S. Gir..m.-rr, Viee-President.
Jas. 13,A.LVORD, Secretary. - • -'' • '
F. X: ZIEGLER, Aent, , ,•
Walnut Street, above Front, Columbia, Pa
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•
TNSUR.A_NCE COMPANY' of NORTH
AMERICA,
PHILADELPHIA.'
Incorporated EDI. Assets, $4350,000. Charter
perpetual. Insurance against loss or damage by
tire on Buildings,:Merehandize, Furniture, &c.,
for long, or short periodic, or permanently on
Buildings, by a deposit of Premium. The prompt
payment of losses for a period. of SEVIINTY years,
atlords a guarantee of claim upon public confi
dence. ARTHUR G. COV.Pll.4",'PreS'f,:
CILAELES PLATT, Seel.
F. X. ZIEGLER, Agen,t
- Walnut. Street, above Front, Columbia, - Fa"' 4 .'
lasepti-G9-tfw
"FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE LNStrif-
ANCE COMPANY, YORK, 'PA •'
Insures on the Cash, mutual or Perpetual Rates
H. RRABER, President: , •
STILICKLEIr., Secretary. -
M. S. SITMIA.,. , Agent.
sept4-69-tfal •• • , Columbia.. Pa • •
FREIGHT NOTICE. :.‘
T OC.L.L FREIGHT NOTICE.
-
The Pennsylvania Rail Road 'Company
.are
now. prepared to receive or, forward Freight, be,
Mean Columbia* and Lancaster; and all station
n the Pennsylvania Rallßoad and its branches
RATES BETWEEN PHIL'A. COLE - SE3IA,
First Class. - 2nd Class. - 3rd Class: • 4th 'Cuss ' .
25 cents • 21 cts. - 18 cis:• • • 15 eta..
Flour in Car leads, cents per' Barrel. _
BETWEENXHILADELPHIA &LANCASTER:
First Class. „ and Ca 5.,„ 3rd_Cless. • .4th Claw.
23 cents 20 cts: ' 17 cts.l4 eta.
BETWEEN COLUMBIA ST PITTSBURGH:'
First
First Class. , 2nd Clans.., 3rd ~Class., rl4th _Class,
71 cents ' 56 cts. 46 eta. 36' ate:
Freight consigned to stations 'where the Com
pany has no Agent, must be prepaid. . -
All Freights payable on Delivery; ' •••'
H. H. HOUSTON;,.
General Freight Agent,,Pldla:
.4155 - For further information apply to' • '• •
S. B. KINSVION,
E. K. Beteg, Frt., Agt.,CO
n,
lumbia.
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WM
BUTLER'S _
BALSAMIC MIXTWRE.
This well known preparation has obtained•an
enviable reputation throughout the world as
the only
SURE AND RELIA.I3LE • RE-&EDY
• •
for all diseases of a:Private iqatuie. .It requires
no cessation front business nor restrictions In
diet. Its use - • • -
CANNOT IECE....tiEtECTED,„• „
nor is-it unpleasant to the taste. "Full directions
and a treatise accompany each bottle. Sent by,
express on receipt of the money, free from ob
servation.
Price $1 per bottle. Sold by. all Druggists.
- C: WELLS Jr CO., `•
• .
. , •
: - Wholesale Aventa.
EDDING• ()..A2ItDS
' , .neatly printed • at this office. >
Igllll
$1,113,g0.20
,§:Wxi,sorT
IIiESSE
MEE
F. 11.INKLE, Agent.
Columbia, Penn'e.
801,850 10
CONTR. 1
" Xatirlfffil IfiiirrOltlrreN)TffitlTt.
'AGRIOULTVRE lithd inbh) useful and infolat noblo
, ernpinynaent cif man.iir.(sfunord26
COSprimizoArroxs, Selections, Recipes and fir - -
tides of interest sucksante, are solicited for this
department oaths paper . zWe ,desire, to supply
the public witietliest practical, information in
reference,to thularm, garden;apdlictisehold.
A correspoirdent'a tho 4 Germantown
Telegrapksays :—Some time since we were
passing an intelligent fanner, who was en
glge4 in his 'woylc; and in'a'epiiMoit-Place
way we asked him ••"whit: he Was •doin".."
" I arngoing,tep large Jny.yeunz orchard!'
heyeged, anfikpleFtt semp,.pore, choice
varieties: - If rdy'farter - Sliduld er'er'lle ( in:•;the
,‘,•J; -
market, I I calculate cveryerotv.of trees-will
iltk,Creasikiits value; a'tbou ' sutid ', dollars,.' We
; passed on, but this remark - "set'us :to thin k
in the State who who,wilt r i ot admitlllofuth
of,this,, , in,theorylif,not;,in practice::: •.:
•"'Blit'aside"frOin'OtieliVcl'tiedeure-iven
der if there is atteution-lenouh ip nid 1- to
farms•and We don't
...nuean-to-stnother—your-houses-in—olosely-
OintelliwynnliEls,•;tuttilFpuy R 1! the
blessed sun shine, darkening the windows,
qampenine. the TyaTtaTiiiaking each a, con
sumptive ,Try to s:tiiki the happy
medium between this and you mansion over
•thevny,"standini out in'boa relief 'against
Ij4 , cnie,friendli:brUUch to
relieve its,dazzl ing. whiteness. This togeth
with the fine farm attached, has - beedfor
some time iti market, and ibe,' Ou .
iner' 'has
lately .; one 'to the expense of. ; having it
newly planted, as-an•extra inducement to
piircha:sers:'
Here ,is one instance: :Last Week, a
wealthy gentleman-from the -eitr with a
view to purchase, examined it Carefully and
then said "I like Jo& farm, your hOuse
is a, good „one, and your price is notpn
reasonable ; but-it-would not seem like
living ia,the'dountiy
A'd'd tbus:payibilie,,diparted, to " look
faither. i !, ,
:.-Apart from beatityand utility; 'I tell you
friend, it a matter cd:Volla#6'nd
centsplant_ that lane
leading.from.the maichroad to your-dwell
ing, with .thrifty young-trees and-'maples;
put two - er - thier aTocip - d;yoo.r
and :ozieby` the
,doer of. 4te Swood 7 shed
It : will .be very . little trouble and -will
please the eye 'as Well - is - ratify : the
beside.; you will` realize much,~'ple`asute
fromAlip shade.. Then exercise your me
chanical ingenuity and construct a neat lit
tle arbor o'er the kitchen dOdrati'd plant
ii 7 't-oe'dbine . to train'eve \ r it. Let thele be
plenty of grape-vines-planted in • the gar
•deu, and in a few .years at beg: . we can
each'Of - . usqake . tnii ssiestaunder Our "Ow n
,
vines and shade tree.!'
•
• t
this
much. has
been-said ,and many „theories ‘.advanced
-The advocates of the syitenf, - "yowever,
liave:ferYrjiistry, succeed
edourl4444,4
iii ainina the alinest unanimous
grovel of the publie.for-their views upon
the subject,-yet there are.a. •fewwho seem to
'stapchipagainstif'dnd
Übout, its propriety, citing, now.::and;
instances ,wherm , the crops ..have
faile"d 7 Or been 'd ii'affeds):l;
01,r notionaijOlit`Miti'e Wot.l
azeueralAiug.,the.,platt of zdeep tillage
the right.oner•f3' , et circumstances, -tit r e
chafadeci 'of sail;"&c.; lifu'ai 'govern
in every judgment
_Of the, man hoids,or,driv.es.q'
the farmer, cant't tell when and where' it
is•best to drive 'the-Plowthpetie
is iaital:.•riin firs Oa llt•rilt 4 Mi,sliCsui'd 4 en,
deavor to,enligh ten ,him - self as soomas pos
sible upon the subject: - t:i '•=l* •••••"
How, to Saco Corn Fodder•
• Much of the value .corn - stover-is
deitroyad by" afeleSs' l liandlitig, 'even: iu
the districts where they
- store it for'fbed.
The. curing Rrocess goes on ,safely !bile
it remainain the shock,,but husking be=
gins while the stalks are'yetgreen' at' the
bottom; fOddei; :ISJnmediatelY
stacked or carried to the baili e and stored
in bulk. It-soon : heats and , mould. If,
after' husking; the stall:dire' flottifd
,bundles; convenient'q Sizefet•
handling, and put into large shocks .of
thirtyor fbrty bundles, ;setup endwise,
and capped with straw;- they cure
without 'inbulding;' - 'and mike excellent
fodder:, ..,
lufeallibie Ett;eipes•
To renivefrecklcz, ei.a.,.tlinpz out, with
a razor and throw....thera—away. To bring
out.a moustache,: ,tie it. to a strong icord
tiVentfleet lorig; the' - tiitlier" end" Of
Nyip atthell and
throw_ the latter tfrom a, fortht storiy,,yrin r
dow.'. , To'get rid-of' red hair;•holdlyour
head -:for a."feWnzinuis:lika;:itiorik: ; blnz§
them
iii a.4tottleifilled„with : l;lcobol!“,,To-avoid
corphlance, quiteating To ,, conccal'your
teeth, keep' triOtith•shuE •:•TO ' keep
out aciquirerbC rppn'tation'of,
rascal and,,notone, l wilLtrustyou...:,_ :;.
Take ripe tomatoes and scald,theak just
move, theseeds: Thetr.tUeverytwo quarts
suffieien te to :allow you tto take=off .the akin;
then' let ritand
ilieUrili'o;;n:4ll l t!
ad!dAtbree,ouncesi , of,cloyes,.twAvof black
pepperr two I. , outmegs-aud - a plittlei•salt:
Boil thirliqiibilialf rei
it cool and settle. Add a plat of sihe'lieSt
cider vineour, after which ,bottle it } , cork
ing: and sealing, it :tight,u Keep.ulto al
ways. 'te'dOor,place.,,"•='. I<:t
4. ' leT o mat o . !"Ouietets.4r.
wt Beat , six, egdsP nix ; tivolitablespoon fug
of ft4iii•firrdlitili"ivaidr
salt and, papper„p,eel : and chup Amy ftla
four ,tomatees.; stir th is .toge tb Puta
bit 'of b titter thalf tlie'aiie of an e'g'g !nto . ‘u
ture, `
stirring A all, the tiine ' until it , ; begins
to thicken,-then letit stand to brown , three
minutes; 'lay it half ovei";• - alip - it'oU dig'
Grape" 3elly:
" By Atinti‘litii:"
the Steins, pper_on,,water, nearly
•
them; and cook Antil thetskins split open ;
then put them•thrOugh a sieve , and , 'strain
the' juice tbroueh'""n' s sannel 'b ag : "' Put a
R i l4 100° ,Oft:aKitllqn v41) 61
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