It is satisfactory to know that Old ice crop eoljt extulaula 4 4 4 tis tine in Alaska—a quarter of a mile thick. t vg,- S • .• Saturday, March 19, 18TO Advertinemonts, to secure immediate in sertion, must he handed in on or bc•foreThurs dap evening. each week. pENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD. TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBIA GOING EAST, Lancaster Train 9. 10 A. if Harrisburg Accommodation 5.20 P. M TRAINS LEAVE WEST Mail Train 11.50 A. M Harrisburg Accommodation 6.25 P. ,11 Lancaster Train Arrives 0.05 Marietta Accom. leaves Columbia, at 7.10 A. M. COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATION, Leave Columbia for Lancaster 1.00 P. M. Arrive at Lancaster 1.55 " Connecting with Erie Express for Phil'a. Leave Lancaster at 2.15 P. Al. Arrive at Columbia 1"U " The Harrisburg accommotiatiox will leave as before at 5:20 P. M, WM. F. LOCKARD, Superintendent, Phila. Div READING AND COLUMBIA 11. R TT' INTEn BRANG.EME.NT. ON AND A.FTEIT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 220 d, 1869, PASSENGER , TRAINS WILL RUN ON THIS ROAD, AS FOLLOWS: /.11:AV E. AnnivE Lancaster.. ...... 8:13 A. M. Reading 10:30 A. " ........... P. M. 5:30 P. M.. Columbia 4.10 A. M. 10:30 A. Ml. ..,.....3:00 P. M. 5:30 I'. M. • RETURNING: LEAVE. ARRIVE. .7:15 A. M. LaneaSter ..... 9:25 A. M .6:15 P. M. " P. AI .7:L A. M. Columbia.... 9:35 A. 3.1 .G:l5 P. M. " .....S:3O P. Al Reading L,•-avittg Lattica,t Cr alla. Columbia <LS above, magic close connection at Readwg with Trains North and South, on Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. and West on Lebanon Valley Road. Train leaving Lancaster at 8:15.A. M. and Columbia at 8:11I A. M. eonneets closely at Reading with Train for New York. Tickets cat 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 Prinell ail Stations, and Bag gage (NI( eked Through. izem; . el: Books for 300 or 1000 miles, Sea,oll. od ENCLIr,IIAI TieketS, to and trent all poini , , at reduced rates. Tuttl, are ran l v Philadelidi la it Reading Rail Road Thne,whic h Is 11l minutes Laster than Penn sylvania R. R. Time augt-aa ti EU. F. AC E. Sup LOCAL li\TELLIGENCE TIME Bo Etatutm. IF you want to et° a rare novelty, e,o to J. W. Bruner's No. 239 Lovust street. cromnuaication from " Progress" came too late for this issue. Will appe.u• next week WANTED.—Four hundred dollars ( n the First of April for whieh first doss security in Real estate will he given. Address Box 277 Post office Columbia, Pa. Er.ukas' orders were confored upon by T. R. Vickroy during the late session of the 'nited Brethren Conference at Reading. Dui ing the past year $2,:115.70 were collect ed for the benefit of Lebanon Valley Col lege of which Mr. Vickrdy is President. Ar sheriff's sale at the Court House on last Saturday week. A lot of ground in Elbow alley, with two story brick, a two story frame, and a one story flame house, belonging to Jacob Mil ler, was purchased by H. M. North, Esq., for $1.200. HANDSOME DONATION.—M essrs Tyndale, Mitchell & Wolf of Phildelphia, have pre sented the Vigilant Fire Company with a line ChiMt tea sett of - 44 pieces, as a donation to the fair. This firm advertises in the pa pers of the Borough, and offer unusual in ducements iVr trade. The •` Vigie" boys appreciate the present. The sett is on exhi bition at William's Drug store. TR E. Elkton Whig says that it is announc ed on good authority that the Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad will be put under contract for the grading as boon as the spring opens and the weather is lavorable for work and the grading pushed forward energetically. The property holders on the route are clearing the wood off the land con•lemned for the track and making, pre liminary preparations t'or the grading. AwAnD Cox•ritAur.—The contract for grading., masonry, mid laying track un twentplive miles of the Southern Pennsyl vania R. P. has been awarded to Messrs Rice, Rohl,ll. tt, MeTagne. This road ex tends (corn the Cum lierland valie7 R. R. near Mia•hanicsburg, via 'Mercersburg to the North r%fountain acid.: in Frank- Du chanty. Tnis is an important braneh road and will open a large extent of coun try. It will give Mercershurg what she so long w;natiql —Tiffin - mil communication. 3lAtinq Register in an article on tho oillo‘.r. of the Penna. R. R. : 1.,0eS ard , Superintendent Phil :Adel - phia entered. the :=CrCiCe of the company as Ln'•on_otive Engineer in Au gust. 1357, was appointed Night Train Dis patcher at Colum Ma August 1, ISSS, trans ferred to the position o Dal,' Dispatcher at the same point, September, 13511. January 2, 1351, he was made Local Train Master, and was ad vanred to the position of Sup r iniendent of the Philadelphia Division Pennsylvania Railroad, March 1 1557. Tun National Watch Company, of Elgin, are now turning out over on. hundred fin ished watch movements ditily, or, three thousand per month—or thirty-six thousand per annum—and even at this rate, so gener al is the reputation of their watches for ac curate time-keeping they are now able to folly supply the demand. it is expected that their production this year will reach 50,000 movements. Well may the question be asked, what becomes of all the Watches? LITTET2B LIVING AG E.--Xn. 1315, for tql3 week ending March 12th, contains Geologi cal Theory in Britain, Madame Elizabeth, Jane Poems on Natural History, A Bishop of the Twelfth Century, Earl's Deno. part IV, by Charles Lever, Home Life of Sir David Brewster, Measuring Star Heat, Vanished and Vanishing Industries, Dust and Disease, besides shorter• articles and poetry. The Living Age, besides its usual lergo amount of the best scientific, literary, his torical and political matter, is publishing two new and very into , est ing serial stories, ono by Mrs. Oliphant and the other by Charles Lever. IT a meeting of the colored citizens of Co lumbia, held in Batter's hull on Thursday evening, Mar. 10 1870, the following pream ble and resolutions were unaiiimou lc adopted: WHEREAS, It has pleased an all-wise Providence in his infinite wisdom to re move from this life our much esteemed friend Abram Bruner Sr.. therefore be it Resolved, That in the death of Abram Bruner, we have Iced a tirm friend of the colored race. one who was always ready to lend his aid in no r behalf, without regard to the intimidations of our enemies, and in th; spirit of a cbristian philantitropi•t. Base/red, That we will ever remember him with gratitude and by these expressions of condolence show to the bereaved family that we esteem his memory and appreciate his kindness. Resolved, That these resolutions be pub lished, arida copy be furnished to the fam ily. Wu:LTA:a BANE GABRIEL SLIADD JOHN STOTTS } Committee WILLIAM CLEGG ET j JAMES JONES: TITERS may be no new things under the sun, but there are such things as novelties, of which there is one at No. 239 Locust street. .T.lonacE, GKEELY Nays: "Every parent whose son is away at school should furnish him with a home newspaper. I well re member what a marked difference there was between those of my school-mates who had and had not newspapers. The former were always superior to the latter in debate composition, and general intelligence." Fornoy writes to the Phil'a. Press that John H. Houston,an old Govern ment official, died not long since at Wash ington. The decased was born at the Gap, this county, in 1795, and went to Washing ton when he was thirty years of age and lived there until the day of his death. He held a position in the office of the Second Comptroller of the Treasury. Bno. Yound of York complains that the Jail and Alms House at York are being filled with the lazy bummers who have of late scorned Lancaster hospitality. Put them to breaking stones Brother, and tell all the county authorities on all sides of you to do likewise with such visitors, and ere many months you will learn that the tramps have shaken the dust from their feet at the proud land of Pennsylvania to pay their at tentions to the lands beyond the Ohio. Alt imposter, giving his name as Patrick Duane, purporting to be a Roman Catholic convert to the Protestant faith, as full of apocryphal stories about the mysteries of the convent, as a cur dog of fleas, and with an odor, anything but that of sanctity, has been belying some of the Christian people of York, into the exercise of their helpful ness toward himself, a person proven to be as unworthy as he is untruthful. Pass him around.—True Democrat. Our renders had better be on the lookout for Mr. Duane, he may think it expedient to try the faith of Columbians. SAVVWS BANK'4.—The Coin mistioner of Internal Reven no has recently decided that the entire undistributed earnings of those savings banks enumerated in the proviso to section 11() of the act of June 30th,1S,A, as amended, are exempt fro tn dividend tax, thus r. affirming the decision 01 o,lllnlis sioner E. A. Rollins, made in 1867. The ant ended proviso mentioned above enume rates associations or compan:cs known as Provident Institutions, :t(avinus Banks, Savings Funds, or Savings Institutions, having no capital stock, and doing no other business than receiving deposits, to be loan ed or invested for the sole benefit of the per sons malting such deposits, without profit or compensation to the association or coni patty. The present Commissioner holds tha, the savings hanks falling within this proviso are not required to pay any tax on undistributed dividends under section 120 or the amended law. He asserts, however, that the dendtors receiving dividends or interest from such savings hanks are re quested to return the same as taxable in their annual statement of income. DONATION PARTY.—Last evening, a very interesting, anniversary was celebrated in an appropriate and pleasing manner at the residence. No. ISOL De Laney place, of Rev. Samuel. E. Appleton, rector of the P. E. Church of the 111edialor, Nineteenth and Lombard street. Mr. Appleton has been for ten years in charge of this church, and his congregation thought that the occasion was one for mutual congratulation, and for a testhnonial on their part, of the affection and esteem in which the rector was held. Mr. Appleton therefore held a reception at Iris residence front 7 until 10 o'clock last evening, and was waited on by the entire congregation, who tender ed their congratu lations, and wishes that the encl of the coin ing decade might find the bonds that unite the pastor and his people still unbroken, and that it might bo as full pleasant memo ries to all parties as that which had passed. A large number of elegant gifts was tender ed to Mr. Appleton as substantial tokens of the esteem of his congregation, and the Sunday School also contributed a number of elegant articles as marks of affection and regard from the children of the church. The whole affair was most enjoyable to all con cerned, and when the company snparated it was with feelings on the part both of pas tor and congregation that their mutual la bors to advance the interest of the church have not been in vain. Since Mr. Appleton has been in charge of the Church of the Me dintor,he has labored earnestly and success fully to proinote the spiritual welfare of his peojite and the prosperity of the Ch 11 rob and Sunday School aro evidences of his etn,th-n -cy and Evening Telegraph. FAREWELL or REV. N. 11. S. Kt:vs.— The United Brethren church corner of Per ry and Third was crowded to overflowing oil last Sunday evening to hear the farewe sermon of Roc. NV. 11. S. Keys. Mr. KUyS prefaced his snrinon with a reference to the soletnnity of the occasion. and the fact that the ties of friendship, so pleasantly formed, were about to he broken. lit selected for his text' those metnorahlc words, "Fare well Brethren, be of good clif.ql', be perfect, live in peace, and may the hod of love and mercy be with you and bless you." The want et space forhhls us to follow thespeak er to all the beauties of ttiottnht, the gran deur of expression, and the sublime pathos which marked almost every sentence. He recounted the many pleasant and happy moments he had spent in Columbia, the strong affections n.tned. and the painful I.llollL'ht , ILCU: liroaCh Of ,ll , ,lnitiOn Lad illlbleed. MIL as lie goes to new fields of labor, he Will boar with him the prayers of a united Chri-tiara people. Not a. tow of his Collgt , ',4ltioll gave loud ounce to their grief, and showed that he has a firm hold upon their love and affec tion. qtr. Key,' ministry in this place has !leen very successful. A gentleman of any social qualities, of into intelleetual powers, and 0f untiring, devotion to the cause or the ministry, he has done mighty , rvice for his church. fie is a speaker of rare ora torical power, and being possessed of a clear voice, he is pleasing :toil impressive as well as instruelive. Mr. Keys bears with him the prayers of his people as well as the best wishes of the oointoututy. If w e ! n a y : wep t ,: his ministerial '111(4;135S here as an indication of his future, his labors at Lebanon, the post whence he has been call ed. will he abundantly blessed. Vhe In pursuance of a call in the Sev of the 12th inst., a large and r , spectable meeting of the citizens of Columbia convened in the Town 'lfni i on Tuesday evening, the I.sth to adopt measures for establishing a Beading Room in this Borough. The tnesting was organized by electing S. S. Detwiler, Presi dent, Jos. Mullin, Secretary. Much inter est was manifested by those present, in the object in view, and the meeting was ad dressed by quite a number of gentlemen present, who gave their views as to the best methods of achieving the desired result, These views differed widely and will mate rially aid the comtnittee having in charge the drafting of rules for the government of the organization. On motion, the chair appointed J. W. Yo cunt, W. 11. Grier, Herbert Thomas, Samu el Grove, and S. W. Conom, a committee to report permanent officers. and rules for the government of the organization, and James Meyers, John 33. Bachman. J. 11. Geo.:You ng,:f r., C..T. Nourse, Sam uel Evans, fey. H. 13. Witherow, Wrn. Pat ton, Jos. Mifflin, A.o3runer, anti J. C. Hess a committee to solicit subscriptions of money, books, Sc. Ott motion, adjourned to meet in the Town 1 lall on Tuesday the 241t1, at 7 o'clock, P. M., to hear reports of the committees, when it is hoped that all who favor so laudable an object will give it the benefit of their presence. Jos. MIFFLIN, Sec'ry. —We call the attention ()revery citizen of Columbia to the importance of this move ment. The interest manifested on Tuesday evening, and the enthusiasm of the gentle men present indicate that the enterprise Will boa snecess. Remember the meeting on Tuesday evening next, at 7 o'clock. WE are always longing for something new, something rare, something novel, ust such a thing as you can Fie() at 239 Locust street. ETAitrtY i.mvo met with a very severe ac cident at Wrightsville on Tuesday. Ili , engine had run oir the track, and in trying to replace it by means of a rope, the rope broke, striking him on the hip injuring him severely. RELIGIOUS.—Rev. Daniel Sleek will preach in the E. E. Lutheran church on next Sabbath morning and evening at the usual hours. Rev. Dr. Burnham of Lancaster will lec ture again on the doctrines of the Sweden borgian church in Odd Fellows Hall to morrow afternoon at half past two, and in the evening at s.ven o'clock. The Public is invited to attend. SAD ACCIDENT.-011 Thursday as Albert Urban, of the firm of Clair C Urban, brick layers, was tearing out a chimney in the house of Mr. J. A. Meyers on So vnd st. the portion above the first floor, and which was still standing, fell with a crash to the ground floor, striking Mr. Urban in the face erns - lung; his nose, cutting a deep gash over his eyes and dislocating his shoulder. The injuries are very serious. M". Urban received the best medical attendance and is doing as well as can be expected. PERSONAL.—Our genial and lovely friend Strickler. has turned up as a special reporter of the Lancaster Inlelligencer, and in his new role succeeds very well. We con gratulate Bro. Smith upon this new acces sion to the editorial staff. In view of the early imbibition of radical principles, and his ante-Johnson demonstrations and ex. pressions, the selection of H. M. as reporter for the "Negro League of Columbia" re flects great credit upon the nice discrimina tion of Brother Smith. H'- no doubt •'loves a shining mark." Truly his " majestic mean" has excited the admiration of his fellow townsmen. We are requested to call the attention of Brother Smith to the only fault of Bro. Strickler---he don't spell Fra(i)ley's name correctly. What the People Nay. COLV.III.IIA, \lu. 14th, 1870 EDITOR So :—As tlio collgre , ,ional emu paign in Lancaster county will soon open, and as it, is generally conceeded Mat both Mr. Wickersham and Mr. Dickey will be the candidates for the office, a subscriber would beg , pacc in your roltunnv to name a third. The merits and qualifications, which will tieces,ardy be required in the coming ca nilidate are peculiar; since thede CeaNt! of M r. Stevem , , whose eloquence and dislinguisbeil legal ability, by natural right, conferred upon him the leadership of the Howse, e scarcely presume in our selections to send a member, who can at once attain the prominence which Jir. Ste vens had secured for himself: But we propose to name a gentleman, a citizen of Columbia, :1 mitt ve of the county, who withoutseeking the suffrages of the people, would not shrink from the full per formance or his tlulies, of the office were conferred upon hint, The position of a rep resentative in our National Legislation is ono of weighty obligation, and the many practical questions which ate now daily presenting themselves for legislation, re quire Mr their consideration a man of prac tical business experience. Theorists have occ spied those seats too long, and the busi ness or the country has suffered. The vast internal interest~ of the nation, our sources of :National s‘ealth. require that kind of legislation, which only the business tnntt can intelligently give it. Bankers may leg islate for tinance,lawyers for reconstruction and Mr the enforcement of constitutional enactments, but it requires a business irnm to take care of the staple interests of our state. The gentleman whom we are about to name is extensively engaged in the manu facture of iron has studied the subject of protection and tariff in the light of the ex perience and testimony of European capi talists, and has concentrated about him a power which WOll id palitt to intelligent and piactical legislation. What tho scholar knows or hooks, the lawyer of law, or the banker of finances, this gentleman knows of business and its requirements. So much for his qualifications in a business view. Next to these, and of equal importance are his social qualities. No one can appre ciate the want of these in legislators better than those %dm are compelled occasionally to confer with them. There is no more Ihr bidable harrier to tee procurement of intel ligent legislation Oulu the want of that ur banity and eon rteo usn e , s which a represen tative should po.sess. Socially the gentle man whom we are about to name stands pre-eminent. Combining the superior qualitleatitm , 4 which wo have here briefly' enumerated ; po , , , ,es , ,ing a wide and ihtluenti.tl un tanee tanee titroughont the county; votteentra tint; in hitn,elr the inane!: co of repr , sen ta live wealth and interest, we ilrt not lon•zer hesitate to name Col Chtistian S. Kant - T . lmin as an available, candtdate for Cottres•.tonal honors. L'lva4a:2l, Ntiro2):eise Entron SPY:— I OW Cr a lino or two of grateful acknowledgement for a tmed pleas ant " surpt I,e which dropped in up,tt our quiet on the evening of the 15th in,t. Seated by our round table, with book in hand, endeavoring to COlll prollell , l ~ orn o of the terrific pictures of " Dante's In rerna," aided in our contemplations by a rni , .erable toothache, we little dreamed that good spir its eVell then wen, on the wing. ready to cx- orei,e for the time hying, toothache and every other limn! world influence. Did you ever :ead the life-throbbing lines of "Fe , tus?" how prettily he speaks of youth and Love and Sunshine! :So that while you read T.,11 ;eel the upon th , - heart, lighting op the rosy blood with it" joyous life, a kiog the dark br,,e4 like a ~ .par-giot, uihile prkm-Inted sun beams walk like :ouzel, through the quiet chambers ot t and tun worn blood goes tripping o'er it, red ,oddeci path , <mt . : and Beet a, the cloud-footed which race the vernal slopes lif spring cro..vned hills. But vu ho would ever think of such pictures now'? Witlt the dreariest days of dreariest month, sleet-Coded pelting at our doors, while every breath ofair,snow-chill ed , comes sobbing, with .torn,,— ont• niu,t. have ht " suminerish " !wart to gulden the thought, with pictures of "sunsinne" now. But who that ha, a heart larger, or better than at "green pprsitintion " would not be " summert , .ll" when his home Wll4 tilled, to running over, with fairy sunbeams. all the brighter bevali,e they flung their ilres from beauty's love-sparkling eyes? This was our good rortune On last. Tuesday even ing, when a troupe of young litricia took possession °roar home., and piled our ta bles with snipaantial tokens or their love. This, wn4 a very pleasant party in deed. Corning at the clo:e of our ministry it could not but lie grateful to have the kindly evidences, that, though it is ours no longer to minister to those. Wit so much loved to call our friends, the tie. of good will that hnun•i ti. together were still un broken. And when their fair daughters came dropping in on is like llakelets of love from the bosom of thw.ven, we were sore thal we still h td a tv:n•m place in the hearts of the good and kind people of Co lumbia. For this friendly ntternn•s, borne to us by the dear girls who blessvd our home on last Tuesday night, we are d eply grateful, and pray Gad, that every blessing, may crown their young. hearts, and till their homes on earth, and then, when life's drerun is over, may we all meet. in Ileaven. ••O, how sweet It will he in that beautiful land, So free trom nil sorrow and pain, With songs on our lips. and with harps ltt our hand, To meet one another again." May a kind Father in Heaven bless them, is the prayer of their ever devoted friend W. S. 11. KEYS. TILE fox chase advertised to come off on Wednesday at Zaopfels Brewery, has been postponed until Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock, P. M. SWINDLERS ar said to be visiting coun trt towns with a view to purchasing with , nunterleit greenbacks. Should carefully examine all money offered in exchange,for articles purchased. SOME people seem to regard female vot ing as an unheard of thing prior to its re cent agitation. The following lroin Shults peare, will chsprd this idea: " And the imperial vot'ress passed on In maiden meditation, fancy free." Snruxo Goons OPENED.--A. R. Hougen ilohler, corner Third and Cherry streets, bus opened a large stock of Spring Goods in Boots and Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers,&c.,to which he invites the public. All the new styles in Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes—all colors. The largest stock of In fants' Shoes ever before opened. Also a la. ge stock of Mon's, Bey, and Youths' Hats, all the,„nev.- styles, at low prices. Ladies' Gaiter , as low as $l.OO, to the best goods at lowest prices. A largo stock of White Corsetts at 50 ets. Hosiery and No tions at panic prices. _).gent for the best Machine Thread. Give bins a call for New Goods at the low prices. 11. REV. I.V. H. STECK.—We are indebted to a Kansas city exchange for the following facts concerning the charge of Rev. WV. H. Sleek at that place: From the minutes and records of the church we glean the following facts of inter est: On the evening of the 13th of March. .1:67 a meeting was held to take into con sideration the establishment of an Eng lish Lutheran Church in this city. No action was then taken, but on the evening of the It h of April, ISai, in compliance with a call issued by the Superintendent of the Luth eran Home Mission Society, Rev. M. Offioer, another 'meeting was held in the New School Presbyterian Church, and an ori;anization effected. At this meeting the Rev. A. I.V. Wagon hals was chosen pastor, wan entered at once upon the important work to which, by Providence, he ha d been c albst, and his labors proved of immense :due to the infant church. The first place or worship which they could call their own was an open .".raber- Ila Vie" ill which the Congregation worshiped during, the saintlier Of Xt V-StiVey. This tabernacle, which was at shed dignified by the name, has long since disappeared ; photograph of it in still in existence. Like the Jews of old not satisfied with the "Tab `Tan ek.' services" this little band under the loadings of Providence and in reliance upon aid, determined to build :t place of worship moro worthy the Goa of their lath ers. A. church lot was secured on New Dela ware St. and before the close of the 3 - ear a church edifice was erected thereon, in out ward appearance one of the most tasteful in in the city, and in its present location one of the most accessible to it large portion of our rapidly growing and wide spreading city. The hull•ling is of bi irk with handsome tower, in front overlooking a la rZe part of the city, and is worthy about '.. , 10,000. The organization vi hieh has been inexist ence not (olio three years, during which lima it has been without the services of a regular pastor for nearly a whole year, is not large, but in numbers and influence will compare very favorably with older Chu:relies, The Congregation has recently called Rev. W. 11. Sleek as their pastor who entered upon his laboß, on the first Sabbath of the new year. SETTLEMENT DAY.—TIIO first of April, says ;in emehange, which is now so close at hand is the general settlement day of the. People. To the Banker and Broker all days are alike. '1 heir obligni tons fall due fro,a day to day, and they are of to i:e(p their magazine well supplied with mmnuni lion to meet demands. But to the mechan ic and farmer—t ho renter and borrower— nine-Lent as of the eon] inanity—dm men who live by hard knocks rather (ban by money.ehanging-thogreat "pay day" comes but once a year—and that is the first of April. When that comes and they are safely over it, they eonsidor themselve. substantially made up !or a t'ull year, until it comes round azzain. Tho first or April in our locality, is con - seg tientlY a very busy day. To add to its perplexities it IS :ONO '• Mowing day.•' Already we can see and hear the note of preparation for the coining '• first." Debt ors are quietly but energetically gathering tog ,, ther their• nu•ans ; mechanics are col lecting their debts and lain; the sums Carefully away to meet the rents, interest principal,which fall due on the beginning of the coming mouth. In this gond o•ortc they should have the aid and encourage ment of everybody. irVilOCVer owes a dol lar, shoul. l pay it. es , eeially if needed. Punctuality is the life of business ; partie oh; rly on the first of April, when the failure of ono man to pay what he owes may and probably will disappoint a dozen. The nim ble shilling put in [notion, xvill pay many debts on that day, and perhaps s:a•e the eredit of more than one. As buciness erowtl on the first of Ap , ll, we advise t•vc , ryipntic who is able, not to %vait, until that 41.13" aroves. Thoso who have their money in hand will study their OWII convetaenra• as well us of others, by paving it a few days ill adrallee. They will thus save trouble and get their busi- DOSS done well. Those Who depend on scriveners will lind them crowded on that (lac, who will tie greatly accommoda ted by those who shall not defer their busi ness tot• he last moment. Take time by the foretop, and have bllSineas over berme the first or April arrives. As for the financial condition of the coun try we believe it is generally healthy. There has been litttle if any speculation of ally kind in the county to affet:t the general in t i'restS. Much land has been In the mark et, but there ha, scarcely been a sale made On speculation. Purchases have been lim ited to the actual wants of buyers, and h m_cht h had the pre caution to provide the means or payment. L ut t 11.14 not hem run:up to intlated prices, lair has it Been Sal•ri lived. It , has kept a =I ;401./011 fplilibrinin. The condition of the Banks of our county, is generally easy. They have all 1)(21.11 11:1 , i'Zionding their re- !,.uree , in Piet • Of the large demand that is n,ually made upon. them to help their ens tamers get ovt r the lir-st or April. They are ,trong iu re , our:•e.. but mu,: necessarily. he exceedingly caution. in the u,e of their tnean,.. There have hPeil several failures recently which, however, weie not entirely a ne'x - pccled.—They have not fortunately a ffected the tzeneral credit of thecommunit v. There nothing in them to eNcite alarm, as they arise front specific and Cr, oill no general cause. \Vu ea KW of too VarlltNtly repeat that punctuality in the paymen t of all duds is at thi, time an evecial VII Zue, and those who Wantonly neglect it incur a grave respon sibility. MeehaMes' billsespecially,sltould be promptly Paid : am/ lhc.sno Nlo prtid the be;frr. Remember that! Tklf,' COVIVTY . (312 A DUATED.-AIIIMIg, the students who received the degree of Doctor of Medicine , , at the recent annual emumeneetnent of Jefferson 2.ledieal College, of Philadelphia. the following from I.•tneaiter County; VV. Scutt Bruekhart, (unity ; F. M Enterpri,e ; and .7. W. Taberl, C hurebtown. Ptit Mount Joy Hearld ears that On Monday, •2lst inst., Mr. Aldright, super intendent of that division of the ra. residing netu• Bainbridge, wont in a buggy to Middletown nod died in about an hour after hie return Lowe.—The day was very cold and his physicians ascriho his sudden death to freezing. AT a meeting of the Council of Manheim borough, held to decide whether public lamps should bo placed along the streets, in answer to the petition of many of the influential citizens, an ordinance authoriz ing the placing of lamps at various points was submitted. The vote was a tie. The Burgess, 11. 0. Hegondiibler, decided the matter voting in the negative. Manheim needs to be en.lightemcd. CIIIIISTIAN WENC: En, residing, near Mils tersonvillo, in Rapho township, has a hen which laid S 9 eggs, only an occasional day passing. daring the time, in which she dill not drop one of this frail. On reaching the S9th egg, she stopped for a brief period, atter which sho went to work again arid now furnishes an egg a day. This indus trious fowl isit crows between a Eib,tngite and some other kind. OBITL'AP.N.7 . Samuel Martin, eldest son of the late Lion. Peter Martin died this morn ing, after a short and severe illness. While bet twenty-two years of age, Mr. Martian was a good conveyancer and an expert clerk having, been appointed to a clerk Ship in the Inland Insurance and Deposit Company's office about one year ago, which position he held until his decease. His many excellent qualities of head and hart—rarely equalled and never surpassed in one of his age—cou pled with his kind and unobtrusive man ners, endeared him to all his acquiantances, As all humanity is imperfect, so his char acter was not without imperfections, but these were few and rare in comparison with his many sterling virtues. His very weak nesses inclined to virtue's side. By his premature death his family are bereft of an affectionate son and brother, and his friends and associates lament the loss of a trite hearted companion and friend. I has been a wonder all along how Win Courtney, of Safe Harbor, this county, was acquitted or the charge of robbing the :nail when 0)13 proof nvis so strong against But t.'te nryS'tery H explained. It v.tll be recollected that Co in tney was !nail earner between Penningtonville and Oxlbrd, and had abstracted two valuable letters, and when arrested seventy dollars in money and a check, Laken front these letters, were found on his person. He was tried helm° Judge Cadwallader in Philadelphia. The guilt of the prisoner was so clear, that the Judge a nd District Attorney allowed the case to go to the jury without charge or ar gument. A young lawyer, ho vever, Davis Duffield, who had been retained tor the defense, without a witness, plead in be half of the prisoner, in manner at once so eloquent and witty, that after an absence (.nf two hours, the jury returned, to the evhlent surprise of everybody, with a verdict of not guilty. It was the honied toting of elo quence that, in this instance, saved Court ney's bacon .—Exp rcss. FROR EXARCItISBUIIiGI- LocAL r.E4 - 1 LATION. Senator Billingtelt has lot rod lard ;In act relative to the accounts of the Treasurer of the Lancaster County Prison, requiring him to rile the same in the Hegistm's Otiirc thirty days bvfore the time for auditing the same. Also, an act in relation to the Treas urer of the Board or Poor Directors. of hke importance. In Committee. Senator Warfel has presented a remon stcranee ;rem citizens of Lancaster eounty, against the passage o r any act lowering the standard of Leather Invemor. Also, a lie tioon in favor or the Local Option License Bill. In Committee. In the liouse the foilowing bins and peti tion; have been introAuctkd and disp , l,-eti of as stated : Ily Mr, li , tintehl, an :wt. author izing, the School District, of Lancaster eontt ty,;to Make Franklin A - . Marshall C0n,g4.4 to ali students from the said county. 1'.t , , , e , 1 tit. , Ily Ilerr—an 84. t to incor porate the Lancaster and mew Danville Turnpike 'Road Company. A1,,0 a petition bout Dr:in:ore township. praying for the passage of the !roval option license law. in Coot totttee. By Mr. Wiley, an act to incorporate the 1-Z:n road Co:npany. Ako, atz :let authorizing the owner. , of Ma tilda Furnace, in _ltifliin county, to con struct a tram road. Also, a petition froze re-adents of Mount Joy, praying for the nas.age of an act to regulate Insurance Comnaniev. 10,4)1u:ion of town coun cil :umt citizens of Marietta remonstrating rtgaMst any chz,n4e of their borough line. In Coinmittee. Mr. Wiley, by re-so:utinn, has reealled from the Senat , an net regitlatitv4 the Western boundary ,iflarietta borough, pal..4sed by the l.•ott.+e 3ust Nve(4l, - .. The following bill Ihis passed the Senate: supplement to the act to nuthorizo the Governor to appoint no inspector of relined petroletto; Kerosene and burningoils in and for the• eonnty of Lanca.te.r, approved .March I.t, lunitiue inspection and Pompen ,:tion. The following have pa,,eil both 11 °use' , : .1. supplement. to 00 act extentliivz the pro vi,sons of the wit, entitled :ttt :lel relative to road, and public Itig,hwitys in Fulton, and SaYiii4.`77":Ery toy!, Lttn east or county, - pro veil the pith day or :sbireh, A. D. lti,;it, to the to,voship, or :51artie. An net :tuthor izing the a,t , litop, of 1104 liontplield town :4llp, Latica-ter enmity to re-ittalit and re set:lo the bounty tii.iiounil \\ - n-s• s . ,tipervi-ors or said township. in niit to tints or the County 'rr.ro•tirer or Lancaster An aet to ,:ttatil , toe Columbia and Port Depo-it ~ Iro.ui int piny to con,trut.t IZailroad, and to ev.tettil the tittle for the now pletinn oft Name. 1= teas reported from C.initnittee oil Thursday Beth 11142, , r5i Herr L1:1,1 opposed it in C'ointlitttee. its passage liarotigh either ifott , e i, considerial c!ottlrttit 1. I=i Senator Olmsted inn Thur,day read in place "an act to fact I tate and secure the eon structi in of an additional railway connec tion between water, or the Sti,quelian na and the groat lake eau mitt, and the north-wehtto n Staten, Ly extending the aid and credit or v,wtwo ~orpor.,tiot, to the Jersey Siticro road Comp..ny,” and from the movements on certain weal-know}} 1.1.1.yi-,1 , It wa, tnanifest that an ellot t would be made to bring it before the Senate thi, morning• It was reported from Committee in regular or ior. and utter eutcmliation it win, deemed advisable not to force it, pa-,age , o but to have a niqiit .ussion for it- ronsider ation. A re , olution to that effect v.tts in troduced and fillibmdering at once com menced to prevent it , pit.sage. Mr. Ltil lingto.t in a few wort: , explain,l that the object of the propo.ed bill was to take from tine Sinking Fund the Pennsylvania Rtul• toad bond,. ,ox million, of dui hit,, and t Atteght.my Yittley it. It. bond , amounting to three-and-a-half millions,and transfer them to tine Jersey Shore, Pine Creek and Buffalo Railway Company, in e.x.chanqe for thou• bonds, and he proved ' that it %we. tincons.titutional to loan tine credit of the Common wealth to any individ ual or corporation. lie moved tout the bill be not considered until tine 'Treasury bill, now pending Inc tir.t. disposed .if, both our Sonators are opi”c,ed to t hi, project. niort:cts .n•e more steady. A. now Po,t-011ie, has been establi,hed in York County, valle.l Alpine. Wm. \V Ramsey oas 'wen appointed Posttua,ter. James Hill. a saloon keeper at Corry, was burned to chnith a Ica• days ...Alice, troll, the explosion Ora Can kerosene, with n bie•h he Was attempting to Motile a lire. The employees in the shops of the Penn sylvania It.i7rouil Company have resumed work on Hpy ten hour system, the length of days being sufficient to warrant the change Despatches :front Rome report that the opponents or the dogma of Infallibility in the Council some of whom had threatened to withdraw, have; determined to remain, in view of the growing opposition :unoug, the Fathers. U. S. Marshal Newcombe, at St. Lonis has hocn instructed froin Washington to tiivi le Eastern :Missouri into 73 districts, prepanztory to taking the census. Salt Lake, in Etalt, is seven feet highor than it was ten years ago, and is constant ly rising. It Sus been urged by those who have paid attention to the subject that the rise of wat r there might produce it tlt_u ion of the :Mormon question before Co ogress WOll Id act upon it. The appropriation to the Conunon Schools of this state for this year has been increas ed :: , :230.000 over that of last year. General Butler hes appointed a colored boy named Charles Sumner Wilson, of Sa lem, Mess., a cadet at the SliliLup Acade my at West Point. This is the lirst case on record of It colored boy being appointed to West Point. In Williamsburg, Va., on Saturilay nlghL two wen mounted the Saida horse, W hen ti,' y were thrown against 0 post and both in stantly killed. CLOSING I'ItICES Ui yt, TT, c? , t u f ly 141 40 SUL7'I•H THIRD ST., Purr:A. 3 o'clock, P. M. .v.,, , I, N. V. 70. U. S. G's of '. , ..1 11;tila115 " .' 'IL' Ila :1115 '',' " " 'III 111ir,IttIna,, " " '6.1 100 „OGG , .: . . 'tri, new, .. i 'i; " 11i1 a Ina , I 1a al.9' , '• " lii Iwo •a111:''„ .s's, 10-10'.., 1111% a ' i. , U.S. nu Year Grwr cent. 1.:s• 11: ,a. 111.1... 1.)11, Comp. Int. Nate , I'l Gol.l Ur-I . :111:n .. Sliver 111 all' Union Tactile It. I:. lot M. Bond., ..... , `4 - & -, a.,,1; Gefttral I':lttitltt R. l' ****** Union Pacific. Land t :rant Thud,, 7.;."; „ . 44r,rr.lit z e5. On Titeialay morninz, March lit I:, by Ito\ . N. c. Curallani, at the lion-ae of the brale•. lat I ow, 1)a :d Maxwell, of Rini:la:re, In "Mee.l,:m- Illa E. tiattgitt,l 4)1:^. S. ill:01% - On. 01 1...1nt - a , n . r, l • a. Tar ...lay ev. Tn 1.1101., at !lie reNrlenee :it the lira le'N tat en t•:, .I.lrred A. 11:11,1ey, to Ann.: Coaee.•:.•, ail ol 2tntch tztli, Itev.r.,,„ m,m)ro, of SII•all 1:0:101o:11 4.1 L'lneaStCl', On the 1511: Ins:, !War Marietta, by Iter. '2lr. Cray, air. John , ,on, .Jr., late of Ph:I:I:lel- Wit,t, (of the firm of .I , tlin,ult, carpenter Colo. C nr.tgo,C It. ilauttliter of floury S. (We , te: n papers plea,e copy.) ..YE TV .zt Iff/EILTISEMIENTS. A Col 7 Crii. COL!) OR Sore Throat: • Llennilos immediate at tont;'.n, oi:en result, in nw. iocura ,_. 34V I , llsell`te. Broil' s rln a I roi•llrs f • -, • „•`4> ,-It...._`'. 111.„1/ • .1•11 0 1., giVe .1:1Si+:11t BRONCIIITN, I HI! t 11.•:," !lkv: ...I.! 1)- 111 Z (110(4. ut,t, th,•t;t t vi. 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OVER FIVE Iift:CBI:ED DEA LElti. In varlons p Lrt, ct the lan,' have unrevervc.lly cielor,d thcin am in tNe upon nunle.- ons lines of Mill inehalhic: the PACIFIC awl the PENNSYLVANI.N. and officers or with . - .11.•i• I..o:utiwnt °Ukiah, entlor., I h u nt , till' 111 , 4 W. 1 . 0 .111, lot l I - plf +nel traveler-, yet in: roluce,l, The I.,llpwtre:•llß• 11/ . 12,0110A IL >ln • , • n n , 11, I.f 11,.,011,1.1111011tak : 1.7,N lON P_1(•::',1.• it. ii., of Sup'l,l On A /IA, nee. 16.1,69. ) Ilan. I'. Al. Aynnv, Nathecll Conucapy. Chleano, s, r ,:—puling m.with that 1 1..1v.• car• r.al ofli• 1,1 lour •• 1:. W. navnlrta Wand. , •• It 111,11A+1 14110..1 to kocp tho tmlt• w11:1 11.11 ell uretlrlt - :: 11 1 /11111 -1 1.:10 111 Nil, 11 - e. 11 •/. 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Kauffman, appitest ion has Is on 11uule 10 the Court of Common flea', of I.:uu•aste•r c•o:nt tot a CiIIIIII•r Ut Ineorpmate the Co C.1: , 1- I.IIA C. , ItSET BAND: . ''hi• proposed Charter , tiled in the Prothonotary's I Wive. nulllri,•nt cause to the cloth racy Ix• not shown, the saine• will he• granted at the• next term ot Court, 10 be held 1411 tae ad m o ,„1„ v ,); April nest. mar 19.4111 1).:-.T.Alil.d'E8, Prothon'y THE FOLSOM IMPROVED FAMILY - ING NIACI II ME. Thee' Machine- 818!:t. strong,durable and eltu.tle et Itch : , With ea..e every variety of cotton, woolen, linen and silk good., from the finest ht the coarsest, and of any required thickness., at greator spool and with less power and noise than any other Ma chine. Agents, With ted in every town: Liberal commission allowed. For teens and circular address A. S. HAMILTON. 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(li•noral Agent for •\'‘.lll - .1.11;lt, WlLtioN's :tir:WING MA ( •i; INN opot,ed a Stdessraom at 251 LOCUST STREET, COLUMBIA, PA. s av o Ti e. Nonoy rid Health by getting a onk o. `Ol,l on Lease Plan-- 8 10 per Hiatt. Tnoronnh instraet!orts to ;ill purcha.s - MEM t - 70(1'1i \V . .. t. t 1)';; YnET.ur., c. r- :.) STORE. or,(: ..74E1.0111.:(1NS. 1,11.1:q 1;0 I'l.l II ( INCEIrI 11, -,, 7'1•1:11, 1 LT, D 7 It - 4, :GIN(: 1,111.7-:', i•ti (1: I'ri's, ML-V - 11.1,.:(111 and Melo of all `:lnv. Shec•l Must,. >h.. 1' PI; p0t..., very .le,vrip t:on r-mptly al" tun tl , tial alr .a Pr p l.• az:nl V..... . Act •11:1 , 1:(•\ , • 'V \ I I. 1. I,M ME pro.lo - i:v 0.t1,11,1t.0.: :o, .1. \V. Wu( }i‘w.kr,r), =ENO MM!ffl ( CE. ,••• • ll••••t• du:tibia& P , ,rt Depo•dt Railroad C• - •. Nate ••:. hereby a••••••tt to thetinbscrthen, to the Err Sri of the COLL7MIII - A. 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I , ta tut Ott, Inforrnalion 1.:. nt for Lanc.t.t-ter wanly, tt,,ltt..t• , l•Qt,v,-,en 1. and Prince. 111 . . ) ‘ , l ,‘ EAR AND I.lX t to Agents to. sell the r, , z4 SEWING :trACITIN'ES. 1 :}ine in the world. Stitch alike on 1, 11 , ii.• Machine wit hoot Money. For tin the: al,. add: North Ninth fel.l-3:13. =I rT,i( HIT E, _ _ r , Pi. - 1 It il' ft E IZ, E e Ili QI,OW-WARE A LWAY:3 ON 3/AND. I:Our:Nil- AND SPoETTING DONE t, , ,• Ful Isful4.; GOODS ilyr,l:.l:s;T.s Ei'_%.ll:.Et) ). Dr: I.,ic lIIMMEI ll= inbia and Vicinity ( (Ai, (,‘, TO TIM Br. \NCH .TOLL' OF CHAS. HIRSH & B R ! S'.. n , brzabia, . .01 vall i•lt, aad, ' ;old.iwr ten: tban any r' hor l'etin-ylvatiLl EMMEN :.(1+ tll 7..) lA, 5l) sto 01.1 1!...4 Z.) Co 2.011 . 5 El/ 1.10 pee 1,1,r ._C t • /10:1. to 10 L. 1..1 nil .p.1..1 .trli:le• HI inoportion. MESE =I I A. 1 ront SL, t'oltinthia. 12'1) t ,ti: t - " • 11. 11. next:, door to .••1 1 • I:•i I, Lootr.l t••••11..t•t. tulitaldo I•,1:1 Ti.!a 4.1.in.,4 :Thart:mti t Aavitt. U'in!.:l, NEI YPENEI) 71 .11.• 1.11 , 1,.,,r11.` I !la, 1,1`<•11113: 1(11,011 •••., 1:011,1, 1 , 1 (int Strt,t, oppe•41:0 1.-.1.t11,1. and will opt , a or thc• tiavellizig public • 1 ll' r 113113 ,ro 110 pain% to rntilte 110:H. 'rho i • OnVvlllellees , 1 • 1:11t , modern - 4 .1., • 1:11nillvd tnnilt t, Itt.coot • •411,1 e ae..o7linindatlolt, 14 , the •t v , Li • VALID FOR SALE (811 111:1;17 1 aukt ; r.17'11 'X, k•I yt,ll-,11.11 , 1 :• tt;.•11 . 1Z••,.111,..W. , • en it 1:o• i iii , 01 1:( , 1, - N1'V n , ,t paid •141:, I, thie, year. • lotti II Rtgi nlVnt MEM v..d. :10•1: full m. , 111 , 1 c.,7! I h. , nitc:lthm h. it I WI, Voti :h.• 1, 21% .t • t• 111t.t:tt1 WrO t At lo; ney,ll-1,..w. MEM ENE COI.I•: , 1B1_1..)1A8131.1.: WORKS. T.., ri•li t eincmi• In f orm t aunt rtu rounding A 1.. \;" MA11131.1..: i 13121, i44•tv."4..011 Locto.t atyl Wairv,tt. ot thy ltl4lly. 44 X ll.l t.::1•.1 C two!lt, r.y 14•1;4•11,1‘tho Now York. They ~444 1:44 . 4 ' t:.4:4—t 4 4 43.14.4 of the art, atutc l :4 woo r , T1):!4: E-Z, MON 1-44TATUA Y., viINAIIENTS, : MAN 1:1:11.1)11“; ;;;":.Iplty ntt , ...l:(lt•cl unit tx• eutetl:tt CJI. apt, - r... 1.••• C•ill soul ,t‘eu , Erne Xi..., will be furr11.1),..1 p.trt:v. npvu lAN.) tcoutivu U. proprietor.. 111.1•TINC: 1%11:111, ti!l•t 1- -tlw QQ 5 (10() NV ANTED. 'n The Old n l Prihnc. Ground comi,any Will lei•eiVe Pr0P0,11.1 , , up to ZtlaNi. 21 1 , 70, fur a I.O.'iN OF $B,OOO. TO be secured by lu”rtgage On Public (ironlad pc4 petit =I G. T. FOTIE.4 C111"1 - - MOB MEM MI 11. LucKAltry, C•Aurtibla, M.H/t•!:a. ;:i'l VI M. S. 5U1L,31.1..N. J. 11, 13 1.-A.I:K. ifizErNER, l'rANte434 M
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