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Saturday, Nov. 26, /870.
HALDEMAN'S
Popular Dry Goods Store
ESTABLISTIED 1915
Our Stock of
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
219 NOW COMFLETE, AIND WE OFFER TO 01.7 R
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Attractive Prices.
BLACK SILKS,
COLORED SILKS,
NEW STRIPED SILKS,
FRENCH SILK POPLINS,
IRISH . POPLINS,
NEW CORDED SILK POPLINS,
FRENCH SATTEEN, (Cloth Colors)
FRENCH MERINOS,
FRENCH CASHMERES,
BEST MAKE BLACK ALPACCAS,
BLACK MOHAIR BRILLIANTES,
EXTRA QUALITY VELVETEENS,
ROMAN STRIPED SHAWLS,
PLAIN BLANKET SHAWLS,
GAY PLAID SHAWLS,
BLACK TIIIBET SHAWLS,
BLACK BIARRITZ SHAWLS,
JOUV IN'S KID GLOVES,
WHITE 'VELVET CORD,
WHITE PLUSH CLOTH,
BLUE, WHITE AND SCARLET
OPERA FLANNELS,
REAL PAISLEY SHAWLS.
Our stock contains many
Choice European Goods,
]FADE SCARCE 31Y TIIF. ricEsr.NT WAR
'Which we will sell
WITHOUT ANY ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Wo have now the Largest Assortment of
BLACK SILKS,
ALL OE GUARANTEED MAKES,
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BOUGHT EARLY 12 THE SEASOX.
And at Our Prices
ARE CONVINCING I;ARGAINS.
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK.
GEO. W. & B. F. HALDEMAN'S
Popular Dry Goods Store,
112 & 114 LOCUST ST
0ct.22-70—ly
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Go to Bachecheirner's and get a good
cheap Overcoat.
LANDLORD'S NOTICES TO QUIT printed
and for sale at this office. Also all law
blanks at shortest notice.
EVERYBODY that buys Clothing. Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, or Gents' Fut nishint
Goods, gets more than the worth of his
money at Bachenheimer's, or better known
as the big 5, on Front str.et, near Locust.
WE had our forms looked up and every
thing ready to go to press, when we found.
we had omitted to ammo tic a grand open
ing of Furs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and
Notions, at Hanauer's, Front straet. Ten
thousand people wanted to roll there.
DTCHSONS. ZUCIIEWS Silver Show will
give one performance on Monday evening.
The management announce it as the great
est concentration of talent in America, ever
engaged in one show,
Flour, coal, furniture, green backs and
silver given away every evening. Doors
open at i o'clock. The "trou Wu" commences
at 8.
THE TCut••.—Tho two Lumber Mer
chants, who took an airing on Sunday af
ternoon, and who were mistaken for Gen.
Grant. and Robert Bonner, with " Dexter"
would do well, when they propose accom
plishing the feat of driving fifteen miles m
1 hour and fifteen minutes, to send mes
sengers ahead, or accident might occur by
collision Rh other teams on the road.
A VALUABLE NOTICE.—We would call
the special attention of our readers to the
grand opening of Fnrs at Fonderstuith's
Store, this week. His stock is unusually
large, and all fresh anti new. Having no
old goods from last season, enables him to
offer extra inducements this season, giving
his customers the advantage of the late de
cline in the Fur Market, by selling them at
half the price they were sold at last season.
A good Sett of Furs for $5.00 Siberian
Squirrel Setts from $6.00 to $B.OO sold last
season at $12.00 and $15.00. Remember Fon
dersmith's Store is beadquarteis for Furs.
WECAT ADVERTISING WILL. Do.—We need
not go to Philadelphia for a Wanamaker,or
to New York for a llelmbold for an exam
ple of what advertising will do. We have
an instance at home—we refer to the busi.
nesssuccesses of Robert Hayes, Esq., cor
of Fourth and Cherry streets.
A little less than a year ago, Mr. Hayes'
place of business was comparatively un
known, except to a few who had been reg
ular customers at the stand for the past
quarter of a century. His business was
limited ; Mr. Hayes, too,was a young man
w'ho had to encounter the opposition and
rivalry which business men meet with
everywhere. -
At. our suggestion Mr. Hayes took a quar
ter of a column in the Spy and a thousand
coartersheet posters its an experiment. The
net gain so much encouraged hint that he
increased the advertisement to a full col
umn and had printed, subsequently, many
thousand circulars, bills and posters of all
colors and sizes,.snd frequently cards for
special purposes, which he threw around
and had posted judiciously, all over this
section of the county. The result was a
ten-fold increase of business, and now his
monthly, almost weekly, bulletins are as
regularly expected by the public, as his
goods are appreciated by his hungry cus
tomers.
To sum up iu a few words what we
might lengthen into a long story, a story of
unexampled business success, we have on
ly to say that during last week Mr. Hayes
shipped from the Philadelphia wholesale
markets, upwards of twenty thousand lbs.
ot groceries, the lreight on which, paid to
the Pennsylvania R. R. Company, and for
which he showed us the receipts amount
ed to fifty dollars in round numbers. This
fact alone is a stronger argument in favor
ot persistent and juclienma advertising,
than all the suggestions we can make. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
FREDEHICK BacriErt has the hest brown
Coffee, at a very low price,of his own roast
ing, fresh every day. Atmone's celebrated
Mince Meat, the best in the market. Also,
prime Cranberries, Raisins, Prunes, Cit
rons, D. Long's Tonic and Alterative Bit
ters. Dr. Collins' Indian remedies and the
world-renowned Red Horse Powders, for
stock and poultry. Please try his pure
butchering Pepper and other spices.
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GI-TAT - MED EMBEZZLEMENT. — Geo.
T. Fohes, of Columbia, this county, obtain
ed an agency from Peterson & Carpenter
for the sale of the Wheeler t Wilson sewing
machine. A number of machines wero
sent to Fobos, which, it is alleged, he sold.
but failed to return the money, amounting
to about $l7OO. The Limn Mid him arrested,
and he was this morning hrought before
Alderman Fisher, who, after a hearing,
committed him to prison to answer at court
in default of $lOOO bail.—Lane. Express.
ACCIDENT.—On last Wednesday evening
as Mr. John hoover, of Mountville, was
returning from Lancaster,he met with a very
serious accident, smashing his buggy to
pieces, and injuring his horse severely.
It appears that, about two miles west of
Lancaster, Mr. H. overtook a gentleman
driving the same direction; and, as is ens
tomury with men who are supposed to
have fast horses, made an effort to pass
him ; and by some mishap drove over an
embankment, upsetting the buggy and
breaking it to pieces; the horse, with the
shafts attached to hint ran back to Lancas
ter, where ho NV•IS caught. We are glad to
learn that Mr. H. sustained but slight in
jury.
TIJANKSG L VINCI DAY IN CoLumnr.t.—The
Clay was generally observed. There was
religious service in the M. E. Church in
the morning, all the Protestant denomina
tions uniting in the worship there. Rev.
F. Pilgram preached an able and appropri
ate sermon.
The stores were all closed, "from early
morn until dewy eve," when the tobacco
stores opened for the accommodation of
the "stronger" sex.
The Columbia boys bad their steamer
o .t in the afternoon
The post-office w:ts open only in the
morning and at 0000—no :nail in the eve-
IMO
The young iSLisses opened their Fair in
the afternoon, and had quite a good attend
anep.
Freight trains on the Penna. R. R. were
stopped till late in Hr. evening.
We are pained to record the death of our
worthy rellow•eitizen,Col. Amos Slaymaker
Green, who died last Sunday morning, in
the 54th year of his age. He was one or
nature's noblemen, gentle, kind and hu
mane. amiable and genial in his social in
tercourse. his heart ever throbbing with
the hest impulses, he was p . enerons to a
fault and charitable without display. He
lived the type of the true gentleman and
died without an enemy. Slay. Green as he
was familiarly called, possessed the affec.,
tions of all who knew him. No one ap
pealed to him in vain, 1•or sympathy or aid
His hand and purse were at the command
of the needy and the suffering. T:10 poor
have lost a valuable friend. A native of
Columbia, he was identified with its true
interests. Every enterprise for its ad
vancemeut received his support,and shared
his means. He served as Burgess, Coun
cil-man and School Director. He repre
sented his county faithfully in the Slate
Legislature for a term of years, and was
mainly instrumental in the erection of the
Gas works and the Odd Fellows'. Hall. Lie
will be long treasured with the kindest re
membrance its the hearts of all who knew
him best, as nne of the few that grace as
ornaments the circle in which they live.
Tits CoLumnti% BttuDOC UNDE.v. ROOF—
A Supper in Honor of the Event.—Our peo
ple have for some time been %stitching the
progress of weather-boarding and roofing
the Columbia Bridge. This was finished
some time ago. A corps of white-washers
were eloso in the rear, following up the
carpenters. They did their part, and the
job was completed. The event was cele
brated by an oyster supper, in tho Frank
lin Moose dining-room, on last Saturday
evening t John B. Bachman, Esq., the con
tractor, tieing the generous host.
About thirty guests were present, em
bracing railroad officials and employees,
bridge men, the planing mill hands, "our
local" and the "local" of "The Holiday
Visitor."
Three largo tables were spread, and hea
vily loaded with good things front the
Franklin House Restaurant—Frank Far
rell, Caterer. After the substantiate were
disposed or, segars, speeches and songs
were in order.
D. F. Griffith sang "My own Native
Land" with Much feeling, and was loudly
applauded.
W. H. Grier told a story, and responded
to the toast—J. B. Bachman, his populari
ty is universal. Mr. Grier in the course of
his remarks, referred to the flattering ma
jority Mr. B. received at the late Borough
election, and believed that if he (Mr Bach
man) would consent to ho a candidate for
the Legislature, lie would receive the
unanimous support of the hottest people of
Lancaster county.
Other toasts were responded to by B. F.
Griffith, "our local" and others, after which
the party dispersed with three rou-ing
cheers for Mr. Bachman, the host of the
evening. This supper was prepared espe
cially for the railroad men, as a partial re
turn for the many courtesies extended to
Mr. B. during the rooting of the bridge.
COUNCIL.—Couneil wet on Friday even
ing last. Messrs. Crane, Craig, Detwiler,
Arms and Patton were present.
The nnenee Coin iii toe reported us
:
Proceeds of note, f, , 145.4.00
Balance at last fleeting, 45.-15
Rec'd of Chief Burgess, 44.00
" \iarket Master, Lt.t.sl;
Orders cashed,
Coupons paid,
J. H. Milllin damages,
The Market Committee reported that the
repairs need at the market house would be
made immealately.
The Road Committee reported that the
Solicitor called upon the Commissioners iii
reference to the damage of the Read prop
erty, and that they wanted an estimate of
the probable cost, and ho thought they
would be willing to pay their share. The
Committee also reported that the bridge
across Shawnee Run would be completed
in a day or two, and that it was a very good
job.
The Paving Committee reported Sup
plee's pavement laid. The pavements at
the upper end of Manor street and the up
per side of Cherry between Fourth and
Fifth have been fixed—all in bad condi
tion. Also reported the board-walk be
tween Union and Locust, on Front street
in bad condition, and that a crossing at
the corner Second and Walnut had been
removed.
The Sanitary Committee reported quite a
number of alleys in a dirty condition, ow
ing to the falling of the leaves.
Chief Burgess reported the town in good
condition. The only place where any trou
ble exists is at Prossor's Hall. The color
ed people generally hold Festivals there
and circulate between that and the differ
ent saloons in the neighborhood.
Mr. Patton ()tiered the following, which
was adopted :
Resolved, That the Police Committee be
authorized to employ three Policemen, one
for each ward, said police to be employed
from the first day of December next.
Oa motion it, was
Iteso!ued: That the Road Committee be
authorized to dispense witn all the force
possible now at work upon the streets.
Obituary.
MEE
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$1,033.30
63.00
150.1)0 1,2E0.30
; , ..?.9C 71
Bal. in Treasury,
LA:srDE,OIID . :; SOTICES To QUIT at this
Office.
Go to the big, 5 and got one of tho good
nine dollar suits worth fifteen.
Diwnlvriox.--The new C. L• Church at
Mountville, will be dedicated to the lv r -
ship of God, on to•morrow at 10 o'clock.
The dedicatory services will be conducted
by Bishop Weaver of 11altimore, aydsted
by a number of ministers from abroad.
ENAUDITION.-All exhibition by the Sab
bath School of the A. M. E. Church, will
be held in that church on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, December 6th and
7th. The exercises will consist of dialog
ues, recitations, music, &c. The public are
invited.
SALE: OF STOCKS AND BONDR.-At the
sale of stocks and bonds at the Was-ington
House, by J. A. Jordan, Auctioneer, on
Wednesday, 76 shares of Water Company
Stock,were sold at $ll.OO per share; 9 shares
of Cats stock, for $25.75; Columbia & Chest
nut Hill Turnpike stock, $19.50 per share;
5 t , 'loo Water Company Bonds, at 507.50
each. Columbia tt; Washington Turnpike
stock was not sold.
Gn.txD OPF.NING.—On Thursday next
the Messrs. Haldeman will open their win
ter stock of Furs, which have all been
made of Selected Skins, to their own order
and for I heir own sales exclusively. Their
assortment of Rich Furs is the largest they
they have over shown, and includes all
the Novelties in Russian Sable, Hudson
Bay Sable, Mink Sable, L.strachitu,
Siberian Squirrel, de., for Ladies, Misses
and Children. They aro also glad
flounce agrees reduction in prices. Ladle,
will save much time and money, and be
certain of getting Genuine Furs, by mak
ing their selections from the magnificent
f.toek now offered at Haldeman's Popular
Dry Goods Store.
i3AS E BALL ITENs.—The Dauntless vis
ited Columbia on Thanksgiving day, to
play the test game with our Blue Stocking.,.
The place selected was Heise's field, cor
ner Fourth and 'Walnut. Thu game lasted
about four hours, the Dauntless having
;he first and last innings, when on account
of the increasing darkness, the latter refus
ed to play any longer, and the umpire
cording to a ruling of the game announced
that the scorn stood it to 0 in favor of our
Blue Stockings. The actual score showed
the Harrisburg boys only four ahead, w•itlt
the Columbia boys gaining on thew at
each liming. rind the game been finished
regularly, our boys would doubtlessly
have been the victors.
—Just before the game, a son of John
Kramer's, residing on Filth street, had 011 e
of his legs broken cud his thigh displaced
by the back-stop Jelling on hint. He Was
taken home and a physician called in.
PmnsexAL.—The Columbia Roiling Mill
is now fairly started, working as regularly
as clock work under the efficient man
agement of William Lewis, Esq. Mr.
Lewis is certainly the tight mail in the
right place. We have no extended per
sonal acquaintance with the gentleman,
but front w h at we Saw a row morning,
since, the citizens of Columbia can cer
tainly congrato tate3 Me•srs. Case tC Co.,
that the services of such an able manager
have been seen red. The prosperity of our
town depends largely on the suct•ess of our
ulacauring interests; and these ably
managed, will be preamble to the propri
etors and employees both.
It is proper in this connection to state
that one of the workmen, recently - frcin
Spuyten Duyvil, told us that the following
complimentary notice Wa6 pooled up in the
mill, immediately- atter Mr. Lewis' deter
mination to come to Colurneia had been
made known. The notice was as fellows ;
SPUYTEN DL'YVIL, Nov. 6th, 1570.
The Mill Owners regret their loss of
their late manager, Mr. William Lewis, in
whom the Company have lost an efficient
manager, and the workmen a friellti.
do nut expect to be able to easily fill Ms
place forsonic time ; bat for the present
and Mr---will be respected accord
ingly.
Vice Pr cs't.
LocAL Much interest was
manifested in Turkey on Thursday.
Tlie appearaneQ of the streets and stores
presage the holidays.
Save your apple seeds. They are worth
iF.XIOO a ton.
All the overcoats of the season are wade
with velvet collars mad sill: facings. except
1121112
It is not always well to do so, but non• is
the season for mincing matters. There are,
us a son of Erin might say, plenty of good
" raisins" for it.
The postal card which we illustrated in
our last, has been recommended by Post
Master General Crestiwell.
than, who is the respondent in a di
vorce ease in Chicago, recently succeeded
in bringing; out, in the cro,s•extunination
01 his \Vice, that site had at one time "soak
ed his head in a tit/ pan containing scalding
Nv•tter."
exchange says a common mistake in
the use of coal is tho placing of too large a
quantity in the stove or grate at once.
Coal, to burn freely, should only be six
inches deep in the vessel containing it, and
then, if properly- ig there will be no
tont ble. Ly placing a few oyster shells oc
casionally in sto% es when hot ta.o-u disa
greeable Customers knov.n as clinkers will
entirely disappear.
An experiment was made at Sall Francis
co some tulle since, to find the time it
would take electricity to pass Over the
wires from that city to Cambridge..l'das
and hack, without, interruption, and the
time was found 10 be eight-tenths of a sec
ond. The di,tance is six thousand
This was pretty goad speed for lightning,
but light beats it all hollow, tiaveling lice
times as lust.
The opening-out semon or Wan (or stylcS
alnotag, the milliners and modesty, of Co
han, oia, dr....ving to a close, and the
stores have tor the WeOkpa.,t been thronged
with charming women mabtang selections
tr.,:n the gorgeous and tempting disptay
presented to then• vlsion. M.tny a pater fa
mutate and doting husband yielded to the
irresistible pleading and Else:mating looks
of angelic daughters and wtves, and quietly
sac en robing to the Influence, emptied -
the vie poeket bcfoka or aktir (futile Ills, to f t,t,l
to the ad 01111110111 , , ul' IN 0 /11:111 - S tittul and
abort-lived fancies. The different shop
windows were richly adorned with hand
some bonnets, rzbbon., ana all that tt raets
a woinan's eye, and tar exoelled in dasplay
previods yeari.
Look out for spurious notes in tov. a.
There is a now fifty cent currency counter
leit that is well calculated to deceive. The
red and blue fibres in the paper of the gen
uine are imitated by printing in the coun
terfeit, the long beard of Secretary Stanton
is darker, and the figures "S't" on the right
hand are surmounted by solid black instead
of line lines, as in the genuine. On the re
verse the counterfeit may be distinguished
by the "s" in " customs" failing to touch
the line encircling the largo oval to the
next. and also by the absence of the shading,
and the li.te lines around the ";Itr in cor
ners.
The advertisement of magnificent mar
raiges reached a climax in Philadelphia
last week—a city newspaper proclaiming to
the world that its next issue would contain
" an elaborate description of the wedding of
the Ron. William B. Mann's daticeter,
Emmie Mann, to Mr. Frank Bright
ly." Very good for the newspaper, but
what do Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brightly think
about it? Of course, there may be and
probably are, many exceptions to the rule;
but we should argue a better hope of Inturo
domestic happiness from s.inp.er and qui
eter nuptials, especially in Republican
America. However, there is the old pro
verb about taste; and we have nothing to
oppose to it.
Not Quite iluried Alive
How often do we in.lize the remark, and
Low Irequently tlo w a have it front other.i,
that truth is stranger than fiction ; and how
often do seenes pass bcfoie us, on the jour
ney of life, which verify this saying? The
story which 1 am about to relate I t true to
l'elet ler, la every p trtieul.u•. It happened
itt alamily
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is ;—; the n one nasty, is to linnet 3, al I
other initials Supply its place.
A pro e a sstamal gcallum tn, whom I shall
call H. 11 - . taken 111, the family physi
cian wi.s called in, who prescribed some
simple remedies, and left, him, thinking
that he probably nee led rest from his ar Li
ons labors wore than medicine; :In I that
in it few dly s he would be able to attend to
his Int Ines as usual. The day pa.seil
away. but night, found the patient, not only
unimproved, but mach worse than in the
morning. Ills physician etiu found it th‘e
c,,ay to prescribe •drictly according to the
rules laid down for ~ 00h , :asps, in the books
orate old seh,tol praetiee ; but tile ,11 , 0,1 , 3
was either stubborn, or the doctor did not
understand it, for the medicine adMillister
ed had not the desired utiett. , .. The patient
lingered from day to day, the di ,case baf
fling the ileatoe's skill, and the patient's
strength ; until the hopes of his
friends began to waver. The physician be
gan to study his gas« inure attent.vely, an 1
give rlOll5lllll 111 1 ila,:ali - ifautory answers
to the inquiries of the patient's friends. Af
ter a day or two he frankly told theta that
he had exhausted his skill, and that he had
resolved to call in counsel, wnieh was read
ily assented to by 11, W.'s Intends.
A C011••llita!L , 71 5011 . 4 held, and a now mo to
of t eat matat deckle , l upon. For t few days
the patient seemed to imp: ove, and his
triends began again to hope for his speedy
recovery, but, alit; 1 the disoase took an un
favorable turn, antl lliu patient 'auk SD rep
idly for a day and night that
ALL II0Ln;
and the doctor; gave him over to die,
Friends and neighbors clustered around the
(tying man's couch, and bade hint a solemn
adieu. Spiritual advisers administered
consolation, and lie :donned their last sad
office ; and in th. 3 midst oC the %Veepille: cir
cle, his spirit took its flight. Preparations
were made f.or the last sad rites. Notices of
his death, and the apn Bated time of the f.t
horn I were duly published. The undertalc•
or cant• with cooling board, trestles, and
ice-box. A. dtspatch was sent to a brother,
wile resided an Canada, to notify Inin of the
death and the tanyti of burial; and a like
one to another brother residing in New
Vol.r Tine° days were occupied in the
pr•parations for the solemn funeral; nod
thre.2 dao, did that hotly lay embedded in
SIEUP L'ECOC TUE VIEW OE
the many mourning friends. 0,1 the fourth
day, at the appointed hour, the hearse was
driven up and hatted m front, of the house,
followe Iby a. ion:.; train of carriag,b:. Tim
man-aon was fit ,a with friends who had
come to syni otthiZ2 With the bereaved
ill, but the brother from Canada, ha,l
:u•rivrd ; and a iliNp itch I.vas received from
hint, which informed them that a
accident had happened which would delay
his arrival for a few hour; and that he
them to
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until hi; arrival. In the meantime the
eullin Was bro!lgtit: 1 . ...kvar.1, ;nut the tort
duly placed in it,•ual eove;ed ill the elloiee,t
newer, pleeod there L,F h. - hr_r :Lath's. By
thi tint the day we, far , pent, and my
tan.;-esteemed Mr , . M. who
had gone to the hi/ ri AI eon lender,
and canie ,Lway the Itmerat col tege
starteo troll ilie hcat,e.
T heard no tnert.of the matter, and it wa,
fa,t ryas-Tit -4 from nninaor:, - ; when, sonie
weeks utter, rt,l standirn4 Whim] the
counter in my stor,‘, v,-itatiog upoo a lady
en•troner—there being no ono booltio her
in the store at the tame—
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in front or the gountor, tio.it" the dirir,
orlon;, toward.; the bide
hurt oldie roo•ii. Th, stoo,t eroot,
the ;troy. Ituti4 porpenilwithirly I,v
and the tot , / ,11;l tiiir,utly room.; the
tvltholl t bi•tri4 rui , €d from it. ..1‘•
stood until It had nit* enough f ,r 'tie
to :4(4 a f.tir uuigiut, when to Inv honor, I
saw the emaciated form. tar' 00111 :ma p , i,-
siortles-; brow, the Brat e ,unteniuti.e, toe
hollow cheek. Anil err,; of it. \V.
A cold (daintily SWO.II iilltllt'diat.)ly eallte
In)III ererr poro, a creator rim throogii my
whole fraine; oi to re,,,inule
AT II I, PEA S
and if 11111,1 hot ,co the hand 'writing on the
wail, I Mica:lnca that my (loom wa, not
Gtr di-Hint. I braved myself a:ranl-t the
vomiter to hide my agitation from ih" lady,
who stood in Iront ot me. A thought o•-
ettrred to use that I might be troubled with
a hideous nightmare ; and I put one heel
upon the other foot. where there happened
to be a sore corn, which soon Coll vineml
tut• that it was no dream. All this time the
figure was passin' on as nervously as at
first, and w•hett it had got little past me it
halted and turned, II:11 . 01:11y facing 1110.
hero WOO a dilemma. 'rho question 1 . 110,
11.051' on NO OPE., r?
I do not believe In gho s ts, but here I stoo.l,
tare to face, in broad day light, v 6 Ida a tor
mer friend, who, as I - had every reason
to believe, had passed from life unto
death, of the Met of which, at that time,
I hail not a doubt. A large mirror, winch
hum; on the wall .pposite, showed Hun
there was no illusion. The lady had
caught the contagion, and not having seen
or heard the visitor enter, stood gazing lit
me with the utine,t astonishment depleted
in her countenance. Thus the group stood
for a few seconds
:sr td:r.v . f AND mwrieNi.E,s,
as though it had ben scuipturcii in 01 trig,.
At length I began ID roason with myself;
tams: If it is the ghost of R. \V.,it may have
some important communication to make;
and a spirit can certainly do me no halm.
I will speak iii see if it can answer. I ac
cordingly be.tan, and rather stammered
then spoke, and are ,steil it ...di,
OLD
lo king him btea , lily tit the eve. 11.•
[llea naom..atare st.tro, then. the ti.l.•r ja.v
dropping :11111(“1 t‘ , tilts bre:l-1, ;1 (let'', NIT.
!tL•hural ,nun I 15,11 ,, t1 1;•":u the t aj a ,lll,l
ItloLlth, and Lilo Wctt , k, Y-0-1 w
a-I %Vent till'
.:ammo time bun,litil. arift at tat el
boxy, la- ram.e.l Lt, han.l SlItt":•• I It I,W
-ward, with tt, lOaq It sle •leton
p.ll.lting directly at ate. 1 to,mb time Lain!
111:11t., and tilt' 1,;Itell
ELEcriztutTy
to p.e4; through we wh , ,le
seen:v.l to tiotigoill civin'y drop hi 1;1.))).1 In
:hi, nine I iii 4ii
that it Was to.t lint a torus
Dye skin, blue :Ind ten Aly next clip,
nun ••Nrlizit. Ints beet: the mat te:
In the tale un.therNl v431e0 :Ind tone he
drawej out the , e wort:., 0-e-ti
Aner liaNsinn i Few AVoni4
I=l
With Inittlaiy I.teceooli, and giVtlig rue a
salute itu hand, pa , ,td out
he h.,tl entered.
The ~ .hoeh I loot r,,, , lved 10.1 , 10 ine
no; and watt an ill gr,•l2 1 ato.o,lett
to my wino 011 III:, .11,-
1,0.11.. Wee di/I'lllg the Ili -)Z eX , !:t0.,1 1110111.1 a.,
,Nly Italy atott•otl, anti I ra
solvett tO lattiont t.o iity,ftry Itt.t e we.
1. closed illy Mote at t o t eariy hour and
itly who had been at tile lo
nem!. I rel.tte.i to her the el.-cum-lance or
the interview ; and she v. out at "nee to thu
house where -tie lettrt.ed the following,.
winch took place Mum• she had left on the
day appointed tor the burial. The triend ,
had wait(' I some time fur ttie brother I,l.lr
'lye from Canada and had at length given up
all Lupo o: his cooling in nine to COO tit,
corp,e. T,io coffin lid had been screwed
down, and 1110 burial sect ico 11.11 CWII
- when a Carnage 4110V0 till to the
door in great latstu. The ..:::%:101) , ty llyokult
lirtanur ttitAittell 1:0111 tt and hurtled
Lilo the room. lie reque,ted pertnt , ,tott to
Leo the corp,e before the interment, The
elerAyttian stopped the service, and the un
dertaker
DEMO VED THE COPIIN LID.
The brother I,iolied at the corp,u in
lure !VW LW/L:112111S, :Or I then 11re,...111g ills
hand 11poll Itie marble-like hirehead,
back with a shudder, which attracted tile
by-stauder,, at the ,alite, tune 14.%,...hruti11ng.
nituritim I, Scrr
'1 he undertaker mauled 111111 that there
could not ItuoalLly be in the body, I‘,l'
had 11(111 cumpletely bedded in we 14,r the
time 1101/ l', The brother
was not ,all,lled, but insi,ted that mean,
1,1100111 be tried 10 10511 , 1.111(1W
'nil:clergyman . . • 111 , 1 atten.l
- with tile underl,tanding that due no
tice ttould ho given 01 the burial. • I'li un
der( kt,r took 1110 body !Foal the coffin to
chamber, and thc attending 1/11 . 1*(.1(11811
aria 101". Oil their arrival Liu tried to per
suade tho brother that It WA, al), Lit d, to
111111 it of i.llOll a thing, 15 Isying to bi lag
the body to life, for 110 wa, In attendauce
1110 tune el the death 0.111011 wit, 11l ill o
hp:N.l.s natural; beside , tin- groat lentttii CI
lime toe u .dy mid 1.1111 preelutle,l the
1.110(1 . 4131 OW, it vuititi have 50rt•I 000, CV. 11
hall it been at It 3 11141,1 robust and healthy
condition. The brother still persistal, and
Vor the SPY
requested the doctor to apply the usual
tests, Wit only served to satisfy him that
his brother was not buried while there was
yet life in him. The doctor almost in de
rision, took a small mirror and laid it over
the mouth or'he corpse. A. breathless si
lence ensued. In a minute ho drew the
mirror back in astontshunt, saying that
something was the matter with the mirror,
or that the cold from the body had caused
the atmosphere to condense upon it.. To
satisfy the brother, the mirror was wiped
der and again applied. This time it, was
lent over the mouth tier live minutes, at the
end of which time it was removed, and a
mist which was an unmistakable sign of
life, appeared upon its face. The doctor
was now convinced that lire yet remained.
and immediately set about applying the
usual restoratives. 'rho body was wrapped
in a warm blanket, and in the course of a
lbw hours, ail had the satisfaction to see
their helm' d bleed
It I.:STORED To 1,111: AND CONSCIO Nl:St4.
Careful attendance for a feiv weeks ' ena
bled Jinn to recover so far as to be able to
walk., but the ice bud tetnporarily puralyz
ed tits ninsele., which fully accounts tor his
singular [notions and speech at the tittle be
paid the visit to iny store, and which was
the tinst, time ha had been out after his re
vival. E. G. LINDSEY.
COLLIN BIA, Nov. 21 1870.
Emrou Si'v :—Article after article has
been perused in your paper, with regard to
that misdemeanor "corner-lounging;" and
yet we notice no reform, but rather a fur
thering--on of the flisgusting scene. It Op -
p,.ars that not only boys congregate
there, but, young man—men, who should
be possessed of more self-respect ann good
breeding; at least with so much as to de
termine right from wrung. We speak not
only fri):11 informuttiun , but from experi
ence—and th it overbearing. A short time
ago. on returning from church, we passed
one of I.1105:3 crowds, on one of the
corners of our streets; mid of all the ob
scene and polluted language, was then
heal d—language that would have caused a
blush on the countenance of the worst case
of debauchery and licentiousness. We e
mained silent, until last Sabbath evening,
wile!) there was a repetition of the same deed
and personal at that ; which aroused our
emotions to such an extent, as to drop this
brief communication for the press.
We are surprised at oar Columbia au•
thoritics, at the allowance of the toleration
of such mean, contemptible conduct. We
do Dope for an amelioration, for the sake of
the opposite sex, and the respectable peo
ple of Columbia, in general; if not by
:coral suasion,then /twat/2/.
Me. I:acne/or: I real with much pleasure
your article on •, break which
although severe, was ill altlslllllll UlllO Un
lortlinately true. At least one girl in every
tell appears at breakfast time, in the sloven
ly manner you have described.
And not only is this dress confined to the
morning', but through the entire day, ex
cept when it becomes necessary to dress for
evening.
nei ng a girl myself, I can speak from ex
perience, and know that many aippe.r
inormngafter morn tug in just such a condi.-
Cmidor compel, inc to say that I, al
so, tanked among the eareles:, girls you
have described.
lint, thanks to you fur i:, and to
the editor ler allowing the article to appear
In tie: colutrins of his paper, I have deter
nutted to retertn, and this pleasant autumn
morning Linda one arrayed in as Heat :at Ire
as put woutd wtSh.
certainly be Nv illing to ho seen
by any of my gent lowan frietat , , and L teL
~:ontident they b•ould Hot be a.,hatned at
seeing me. A lit ILL.
AT a regular meotin4 of Columbia, Div.
No. 101 11. of L. E. held Sot. PALI .1.570, 010
folio Whig t' , „li'Alltioll , , v. - ere adopted :
Witt ut: I.s, It has pleased Ahnighty God,
tho Sup:vino Italer, of the 'Universe to re
move froth our midst our beloved br at he r
and comp anon Thomas Powers.
Reßoivett, That in the death of brother
TI,o wars Powers this Division has last one
of it.; tno-a, honored members and society
worthy citizen.
Re.solved, That to the relatives or Cho do
e-a:1,0o arid to La. Lere,tved WItiOW we ten
der our heartielt svindatily in this their
heur alvrow, ant for con.solathni wa roc
oinniehd then. to tLm wao 1:4 the giver of
:dl good and they tweet the loved on:,
in hint boonaloss rt".l./tll where tc.re t oiiu,
know no parting.
.11c6olved, That as rt token of respect for
the IlleillOry at our decea,e(l brother we
drape our Charter and Divi,lon own tit
utoaritnvA to • the ' , pace of thirty days.
R.2.,elred, That a copy erthe.,e resolutions
he pre:waled to the family en the deeea.,ed
and publi,hed in the liolough papers and
alto In the Engin....ers Monthly- Journal.
11E.1TIL Or ifiNla" Ilock.trlnt.n.—The
announcement of the decease of Henry A.
F. ,- K.k.itield, local re; orter of the Lancaster
Express, o ill cause a unusual expression
of regret among the people of Lancaster
county, to ill classes of whom his OCCUpa
tton had made him so well known. The
deceased wa, born in West T.,ampeter
township, this county-, and was in his 43d
year at the time of his death. Leaving the
form of Ins Either he emne to Lancaster and
Li:gaged in hostiles.. During the war he
held a position in the transportation de
partment of the army, which he relinquish
ed in ISG; and returned to L incaster. Short:.
ly after toot, ho accepted the position of lo
cal reporter for the Even ing 1::.11»•cs•s, and in
that capacity our intercourse with him be
gan. lie wa. very eonseientiou-, and relia
ble in the-discharge of his duties. 11i., tall
form was latniliar to all, and his pleasant
manne:, and unbroken good humor made
!Mu a :ay.:rite with every class. Vow 111011
in Lane.:sler had more personal friends
than the d..:cea,ed, and there are few whose
w, ul,l cause more universal regret,
Ile was maul:Mont member of the School
Board, and took much interest in the cause
of education. Ile was also a member of the
Masonic fraternity and of the order 01 Odd
Fell,:
CUArtoc..—lt you will call at
1,1,a,r ,A 7, Co, Drug tore, or F. Ilucher%,
Ltqu‘lr More, you can get, free of charge,
:1 sample bottle of either D. A. Ilu,bee'a
Gentian Syrup, for the cure of severe
cough,, heavy coughs ~.-ttled on the brea,t,
cotr,utopt:on, croup, &t:., or 01 the Au
-411-• Flower, Oreen's great core for dye
pop.m. arid u, eih'et a, or a, regular 75 cet t
-ii: 01 either, which is warranted to cure
ur conic 1.-turned. Sol.l by C. 11. LI tittin,
?dar.etta. Leber thgler, Wrightsville.
Propt tetor, 1.. M. green, Woodbury, N..T.
no%
LI:No the present tittle
%t hen ru 111.1.11 y pet 4011 M are suffering front
l'uoat and Lungill,,e,t,es, every one should
lo.u• nu :mod the neees,ity of attending to
them at thetreonintenc-nnent. A neglected
cough or cold, 110 111.1nel' how slight'' at
lit gauntly terminates ill consumption.
11.1,,on'sCont pound Syrup of Tat never
lalis 111 curing tae wor,t unites of Coughs,
Cobk. I tonr,ettes-,, Sure Throat, Asthma,
liront.luti, and all disease; of the Throat
and Lung , . It I gut nt htLh blu remedy for
wfloop.n . g Coul,lt. S. 1,1 by all druggists.
AMEIIICAN I L WORKER.—
The November 111.11.11,er of this journal,
puhltsned by .r. w. merittyr,,, St.
br~ule II 11,lia 1 Valuable contents, has very
lull :111110ltheenielltsof lta plallS 111111 reduc
ed terms, with list oh 1e.,,0ns for IS7I. As
the publi , her offers to :Amyl this number
Iree of charge, we advise Sunday-school-1
adopting a set le:, of 105,0115 for next year to
Solid fora Spuelllloll
B. Eisnm.N.N has upaued a/lw Cloth
ing stoic at No. 4:1.N. Front street, WiIVIEI
he offers tor sold a large stock of superior
ready-made clothing as cheap as the cheap
est. See his advertisement.
A.Nortiet: largo stock of elloap Goods,
Clothing, nuts, Caps, Boots, Soot! , ana
ueutt , ' Furucthlng Clouds, at the ttig . 00
?ront street.
DoN'r forget, Mrs. Brook', Notion rind
Trimming Sturo ou ICit/11UL StrO2l,bei ween
Front. :u (I :Second.
IV you Want a pair 01 good house-mode
Boots, go to the big 5, on Front .tie r s, Dear
Locust.
LANDI.9I:II . , Sk.IIICLIN To qurr fur sale :it
this whet-.
TuLluir will continue WI., afternoon and
evening, and admittance will be free.
[Conunanicated.l
CITIZI 'N
For the SPY}
SlOVenil 3Laidens.
A. G. G
\\A' II:,
D. F. WELca,
Committee
APPLES.-0110 hundred b:u•rels of the fin
est apples ever offered to the Columbia
public, at very low rates. They consist of
lots of Greenings, Baldwin's, and Spiti
zen's. For sale by Samuel If. Lockard, at
his Restaurant, No. 203 North Front street,
where can also be found the fin •st Oysters,
and all Eatables usually found in a well
regulated Restaurant. Racellect the place,
No. 203 North Front street, opposite the Co
him bin. bridge.
P ) , catils.
On the et Columbia, after a short. Illness,
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, wife of J. W. Clark, sr.,
in the 5911• year of her age.
[L.twaster papers please copy.]
NETV ADVERTISEMENTS.
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of EDWARD T. MELLINGER,
late of the Borough of Col utold a, deceased.
Letters of administratioo on said estate have
Mg been granted to the undersigned, pit per
sons indebted thereto are requested to mak
immediate settlement, and those having claims
or demands against the saute teill present them
Withollt delay for settlement to the undersigned
HENRY M. BRENEMAN. Adm'r.
Llizabett.totl•n, Lancaster county, Penna.
Or to his Attorney,
A. J. KAUFFMAN,
No. 23S Locust st.. Columbia, Pa.
ISSOLUTION.
- The pa,tnerghip of DhsNv, llrss ,t; Co., has
been de,,olved by inn toal consent by the with
drawal of H. C. Eagle.
Col., Noy. I, WA/ Q. DENNY,
J, 0. HESS,
11. C. EAGLE.
The business will be continued by
nos. - 263t. DENNY & HESS.
IN IS 0.1
WELCH & GRIFFITHS'
Saws ! Saws !! Saws ! ! !
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
Axes. Files. Cast Steel, Mill Fur
nishings, and Machinery.
cGetthe best,they will prove the cheapest."'
Prices Led:iced. Sena for Price List and.
MEM
WELCH GRIFFTHS,
J3cston, Mass., or Detroit, Mich
NON 2ti I y r
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Monday _Evening, Vor. 2S.
DICKSON & ZUCIIER'S
NOVELTY SILVER SHOW.
and Carnival of Fun.
THE PALACE SHOW OF AMERICA.
Hundreds of Presents given
away _Nightly !
DON'T FAIL TO COME.
Admission 2.5 Cents.
Reserved Seats, Extra
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
FEMME
People of Columb:a &Vicinity!
Will open on Friday, Nov. 2.3 th, the
BEST ASSORTED STOCK
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
MEI
Gents' Furnishing Goods!!
lii En Bizoccurt"ro Tna , , SECTION'
llat ing another Store in Philalelphla where I
Manufacture my Goods. lam enabled to sell a
sui•Fltion
at Prices Lower tub the Lowest elsewh crc
The Store will be known as
B. EISEMAN'S,
ERIPIRE CLOTHING HALL,
Located No, 13 Front St., between Lo
cult and Walnut, Columbia.
=ID
Perfect Satisfaction guaranteed
to all.
AGENTS WAN - MED P OI
LADIES OF HEam,
Standard and official biograpli les of every in Is
ire:, of the Presidents Mansion Irma Washing
to Giant. Superbly illustrated on steel. For
corn tars and tin ins, address, U. S. PUBLISHING
Co., New York. uv:2tt- w
WANTED „A. Ci TS--To sell the HoME
SIIGTI'LE KEWING MACHINE. Price.
$2.1
it " :Stitch." (alike On both
side,) and h , tt . ...e, 3nlylicensil underfeed Shuttle
Machine sold for less than $1;0. Licensed by
Wheeler ec Wilson, Grover 1. Baker and Singer
& Co. All other under-lecd shuttle Machines
sold lor lens than :Ile are Infringements, and the
seller and user liable to pro,eetttioo. Address
JOHNSON. CLARKS CO., Boston, Mass„ Pitts
burg', Pa., Chicago, 111.,0r St. Louis, Mo. [uvllti.llin
A WATCH_ FREE for everybody and SitO per
j-kday sure. Busines, light and Honorable. No
t_itit, enterprise. No humbug, Ad's it. Monroe
Kennedy. Pittsburg, Pa. nev2l;-hi
S O'CLOCK.
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED,
I want a Local Agent in every Town and Vil
lage, in the Country, to canvass tor guteecribers
to the
WESTERN WORLD
:Nl.ti.:virAm:Nr 5.5 Pahmirm STEEL ENGI:AV
ING is sent, gratis to every subscriber. Front it
to$:0 can be easily made in an evening. A lib
eral zasb commission is allowed. Send stamp
for Specimens :not l'rtze Circular. A ddi esst,
JAMES It. Elliott. Boston, .7tbsv.
LIVE ACENTS RE OF BEVY YORK
WANTIII, rOlt
Or Social Life in the Great City,
Wonderful developments among the aristocracy
Married Women exposed, Price
The best 1100 k to sell published. The best terms
to gents ever given. Addret., N, V., Book Co.
115 Natsua St., New York. nov I v.*
CRUMBS SWEPT UP!
12eV. 17rilyart , 3e,
TILE 3113,T 1 , 0.1.1.71. AR I.IIE.teIICH IS AMIAZIC.I.
Agents NV:tilled everya here, male or female. to
Sell tills great work, is better than l‘tark Twain,
and 110 trouble to sell, 1.310 Send
fir terlns and itl u-tratcd 12 page elrcular, to
Evans, Sdoibtart it Co., Publishers, co. 7IU set In
som St., Philadelphia.
GETTING UP CLUBS.
G-reatLosing to Consumers
Parties curl titre how to get up club.. Our an
swer Is, semi Inc Price List. and a club form will
accompany It with lull di reel I a
l,•u - ge saying to consumers and remunerative to
Club iirgantl.ers.
THE HEAT ANHUI TEA Eft
31 4: 33 TESET STREET.
I'. 0. Box :pis NEW YUEK. n03:213-1w
BOOK AGENTS MAKE
to .5.`,10 per Month by sell in 4
GREAT FORTUNES !
AND TIIEY WERE MADE.% By J. 1). Mc-
Cabe, Jr. New, fresh and original, Profusely
illustrated and beautifully bound. It shows
how a poor sehoolmueder mafie e. 0 - km now
poor sailor became a great banger,
butcher's apps entice the wealthiest man In
Ala erica, an unknown mechanic a millionaire
in seventy years, wii It many more such exam
ples, how energy, talent, and Patient indIIATY
hale always - met with success when properly
everted; how money cam in. Made honestly and
without sacrifice ui principal. Send Mr circulars
etc., and notice my extra terms U EU. MAC
LEAN, I'CULiOUEII,TIO Slans.oni st.,Philadelphia
ov2a-tw
NEW .4.DVERTISEITI.ENTS.
ARION
SIMPLIFYING PATENTS,
THE MUST VALUABLE PATENTS EVER
PATENT ARION
REVERSED
PATENT ARION
CON POUND
PATENT ARION
F UM
PATENT ARION
SUSTAINING
A Few Reasons
ARION PIANO
IS SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS
The ARION PIANO-FORTE has greater power
than and other Plano-Forte =mutat:tared.
It will Stand in Tune longer
Ind in Its mechanical construction it la more
perfect, and therefore, more durable,thara
any instrument constructed in the
usual modern style. The ar
rangements of the Agraffe,
the man nerof stringing
the peculiar lurid
andairangemen t
oC the iron
Frame
SUPERSEDES ALL OTHERS
The use of the bar (which is a part of the Iron
Frame) on aline with the heavy steel stringing,
gives
where most needed, and in this respect all other
pianos fail.
The construction of the WREST PLANK, Into
which the tuning phis are inserted, Is such that
it Is Impo,sible for the pins to become loosened.
or the Wrest Plank itself to split, EIS Is too often
the eti.se In other Plano-Fortes.
TILE ENTRAORDINARY EVENNESS.
throughout the scale, the excellent Singing
Quality, the
IMEIMME
LENGTH AND PL7RITY_OF
alto go to prove what;we elatzn,ylz. : that the
ARION PIANO-FORTE
Is the Best In,trument Manufactured
ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGANS,
Great inducements oirerred to Churches and
Sunday School.. A liberal discount made to
clergymen. :iend.for a price list.
E. M. BRUCE.
funl-70.1yr No. IS North 7th St.,
"VRIVATE SALE.
' 'he undersigned offers at private sale the fol
lowing described properties:
No. 1, A Two-sway HOUSE, No. =South
Front Street. now occupied by Samuel Ent dean
No. 2, A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ad
joining No.l, occupied by S. Supplee.
Nos. 3, 1,3 and 0. FOURTHREF.-sTon'Y Brick
Buildings, Nos, 301, 303, 30; and 302, South Front
Street,
Nos-7 and 5, Two TWO-STORY BRICK Build
ings, Nos. 220 and 222 Perry Street, now occupied
by Win.Smithwaite and Airs. Redman.
No. if, A TII REE-STORY BRICK Building,
No. 027 UlllOll St, now occupied by .Nlr. Lewis.
Persons desiring to view the nbove properties
can be accommodated by calling tipsai the 00,11-
p:wt. , : or the undersigned.
Possession of each or all can be given on April
lit, 15 7 .1.
Terms reasonable and for further Information
call Ott A. BRUNEI:,
N
CYRUS BRUER,
Executors of Estate of A. Bruner,Sr.
nov.IS-It.
=II
WOODWARD'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MUSIC STORE,
WEST KING STREET
PIANOS, ORGANS, ELOI)EONS
v NN, VIOLIN ROWS, CELLO BOWS,
ACCORD EONS. YLeTINAS, CONCERTINAS,
TAM BO RISES, GUITARS, BANJOS,
FLAG FALLETS. lIA ILMON ICAS. CLAPPERS,
RICCI HS, PI.UDEA,
11GANGI.R. , , TUNING FORKS, PITCH PIPES,
311.7b1C BONES, 3IKSIC FuLIO.s, ]11:.,1C BOOKS.
Piano and Melodeon Covent, Piano and Melo
deons Stool,. Strings of all kinp,,Slieet :Muslc,
Music hooks. Music rapers. and every descrip
tion of MUsICAL MERL:RANI/ISE.
All Orders filled promptly at the usual
Wholesale or Retail Price+, and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
'hi-Tuning and repairing
_promptly attended to
A. WOODWARD,
\Vest Kim; `6l...Laneast
NORTHERN CENTR.AL R. R.
1' rains leave York as follows :—SOUTHWARD
7.15 A. . , Baltimore ACC0111111(XlittiOn.
6.%5 A. JL. Buffalo Express.
9.52 P. 31., Paeltle Express.
.I.'_`u P. 31..
11.55 P, St., Cincinnati Express.
York anal Harrisburg Aceoln:Hoclattlon nrrly
at 7.1.1.) P. Si.
NORTHWARD.
1.1 A. M., Buffalo Express.
6.30 A. SI., York and:Harrisburg Ac. otn'du
11.15 A. M., Mail.
2.40 P. :NS,. Fast Lino
10.40 P. 51., Cincinnati Ex pres..
13altnnore Accommodation arrives at York
at 6.-40 Y. 31.
The Banal° Express runs daily, all other
pnily except
The trams run by Altoona time.
ED. S. YOUNG, A. R. Fiske
Gen.s Pace. Gen .Agent.
PATENT
PIA.1"0
COMBINE. , 31ANNEIt'3 FOUR
USED IN PIANO-FORTES
WOODEN
AGR A FFE
REST
PLANK
IRON
FILVAIE
IRON
COMM
GREAT STRENGTII
LO
WITH THE JLIBILANI
CABINWT-WARE.
fIARINET WARE MANUFACTORY.
ki The subscriber having lately put up new
wure-r( oms, and greatly increased Ills business.
can offs r better inducements to his customores
than ever.
WINDOW SHADES, MIRROES, die., IN ALL
He manufactures to order, and will keep con
stantly on hand, Dressing, Plain and Fancy
Bureaus, Sideboards, Sofas, Card, Dining and
Centre Tables, Common, Fanay anti Frennit Bed
steads; all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms. As he manufactnres his own
work he Is enabled to warrant every article to
be what it Is represented.
CHAIRS! CHAIRS! ! CHAIRS!! !
All kinds of chairs kept on hand or rnanufactur•
ed m order. Cane, Windsor, Arm and Rocking
Chairs ,• Settees, Camp and CounteiStools,Sofas,
Tete-a 'fetes and Stutred Seat Chairs, made to
order. Old chairs repainted and repaired.
UNDERTAKING.
Funerals will be attended to with promptness.
to which he gives his personal attention. He is
prepared with ice boxes and coolers to preserve
corpse, as may be required.
MAHOGANY Olt WALNUT COFFINS,
Furnished plain or tinted In any style that may
be required. He respectfully solicits a share of
public patronage, as well as a continuance of the
custom with which he has been liberally favored.
JOHN SHENBERGER,
South side of Locust street, between Second and
Third. [septa-159-tiw
RICHARDS'
CONFECTIONERY!
NO. 152 LOCUST ST., COLUMBIA, PA.
CAKES. CANDIES, FRUITS AND CREAMS,
of the choicest kind kept constantly on hand.
ry•
Families and Parties supplied with Ice
Cream In Churns or Moulds, at Short Notice
and Reasonable Rates.
GENTLEMEN' AND LADIES' OYSTER SALOON.
Having re-opened my Oyster Saloon, I would
respectfully incite all to call soon and often. It
is the most comfortable and inviting Saloon in
the borough. None but the BEST Oysters are
used. 4.u - Families and Parties supplied at
Short Notice.
a.. Remember the place-132 Locust Street.
Mrs. ALLEN RICRARDS.
COOPER & PEART,
DEALERS lIS
LUMBER Az; COAL,
BALTIMORE COMPANY.
And all the best Quality or STOVE COAL.
BUILDING LUMBER
Of all kinds, sold and delivered on ears, at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Hemlock, White Pine, Weatherboarding, Juice,
Scantling, &e., Se., suitable for all kinds
of Building purposes.
LOCUST POSTS!
CHERRY,
POPLAR,
ASH,
PICKETS,
LATH,
SHINGLES, &c.
All orders by mall will receive the same at
tention as though the application be made
person. COOPER & PEAT,
sepi-69-tftrl Front St., Columbia
yENST MILLINER Jr
N D—
TRIMMING STORE,
Mrs. A. WISLER
Has removed from Walnut Street to her New
Building on Second Street, adjoining the Vigl.
lam Engine Rouse and has extended hersphere
by adding
3ZI M
FANCY GOODS
TRIMMIFGS
To her regular
MILLINERY TRADE.
She has a veryilne assortment of Fancy Goods
and Trimsnings. Every thing needed to com
plete the Toilet can be found at her place. kler
assortment of
BONNETS, EATS ct, RIBBONS
cannot be excelled. Call at the New Store. She
respectfully solicits ashare of the public favor.
MRS. A. WISLER
oct2-T.lj Second St, Columbia, Pa,
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
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JOHN FAREIRA,
718 ARCH STREET.
Middle of the Block, between 7th and Sth Ste.,
south side,;
PHIL2IDELPHIA,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds
and quality of FANCY FURS FOR LADlE.'`.+. •
and CRiLDREN'S WEAR.
Having enlarged, remodeled and improve(
our old and . favorably kn.:mu Etill. - klidPCial.tia,
and having imported a very large and splendio
assortment of all the different kinds of Furs
from first hands in Europe, and have had them
made np by the most skillful workmen, I would
respectfully invite my friends of Lancaster and
adjacent Counties, to call and examine my wry
largo assortment of Fancy Furs, for Ladles and
Children. I ant determined to sell at as low
prices its any other respectable House in this
city. All Furs Warranted. :go misrepresenta
tions to effect sales.
JOHN FAREIRA.
;IS Arch :street, Philattelp' as
Oct. n2.70-3in
~O\'DERSiIIITII'S
DRY GOOD STORE,
Vo• 121 A: 129 Locust Street.
ANOTHER REDUCTION
IN PRICES !
10 PER CENT LOUR
THAN LAST MONTH !
HIS I)INESSE
STOCK OF GOODS,
Attraction of the Season
CALL A:`.U:o SEE OUR
STOCK OF GOODS,
&ud you %%111 be be convinced of the truth of
our as: ertious
11. C. FONDERSMI CH,
and L'ZP LOCUST STREET
STYLES
LYKENS VALLEY,
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