was born, and the Marble slab which is laid in the
place of the manger. When I saw, throug h out the
Country, how the Arabs now use the caves of the
hills to bed their goats and cattle; this belief of the
friars appeared lesi absurd than it Would with us;
bht still, it is so int Probable that the precise spot of
theie tiatiaiidtions (whose importance was not
known till afterwards) should have been marked
and remembered, that I felt little interested in them
in comparison with the landscape, outside about
whose leading features there could be no mistake.
From the bottom of the garden, we ovsvlooked
the great valley which expanded to the north-east;
and one enclosure there—a green apt now occu.
pied by olive trees—was pointed to us tke field
where the shepherds were abiding on the night
when Christ was born. Behind it, to the east, lay
range behind range of hills, stretching off' to the
north ; and among these, we knew, lay the Dead
Sea, and the Jordan, where it pours its waters into
that lifeless and melancholy lake. As we left the
convent and village, and descended the rocky road,
with terraced vineyards and olive groves on either
hand, we knew that Joseph and Mary must have
come by this way from Jerusalem when - summoned :
to the census; and this was more to us than all the
sights the friars had shown us in their zeal and
kindness. We looked in at the tomb of Rachael,
and at the convent of Elias; but our eyes and
thoughts were bent towards Jerusalem. I remem
ber, however, that here I first saw the waters of
the Dead Sett, lying blue in a little gap between the
hills.
As soon as I had mounted my ass before the con
vent of Elias, I saw from our ridge some buildings
on the rising ground which now showed itself be
fore us. I was not immediately certain what they
were; but the news soon spread among us. That
rising ground was Zion, and those buildings be
longed to Jerusalem, though they stood ontsidc the
wall. Immediately after, the walled city itself
came into view, lying along the hills. Most of the
party were disappointed. I was not—partly be.
cause I knew that we were approaching it from
the least favorable side, and partly because my ex
pectations had much underrated the size and gran
deur of the city. What we now saw was a line of
white walls on a bill side, with some square build
ings and small white domes rising within.
I walked the rest of the way. On our right
were hills, the summit of one of which was Acelde
ma, bought by the priests with the money which
the wretched Judas returned to them, when he
found too late what lie had done in his attempt to
force his Lord to assert his claim to a temporal sove.
reignty. On our left was the plain of Rephaim.
When we arrived at the brow of the high ground
we were on, we were taken by surprise by the gran
deur of the scene. Zion now appeared worthy of
her name, and of her place in the hymns of David,
and in history. We were now overlooking the
valley of Gillol7, more commonly known by the
name of Hinnom. From its depth, and its precip
itous rocks on our side, I should call it a ravine.—
This deep dell contains the Lower Pool,. now dry;
and the aqucduet from Soloman's Fools is seen
crossing it obliquely.. Its opposite side is Zion,,
rising very steeply, still terraced foe tillage in some
parts, and crowned by the city wall.. Ma the right,.
sweeping away from. the ravine of Gihon„is the
deep and grand valley of lehoshcphat, clustered
with rocks, relieved by trees, and leading the eye
round to the slope of Olivet, which, however,is best
seen from the other side of the city.. The black
dome of the tomb of David was the next object;
and after that, the most conspicuous roof in the
city—the great dome of the Mosque of Omarovitich
occupies the site of Solomon's Temble...
By this time, there was silence among us. I
walked behind our cavalcade, as it slowly ascended
the beautiful rocky way—glad of the silence per
mitted by each to all ; for it was not possible at
the moment—nor will it ever be possible—to-speak
of the impressions of that hour. Wo entered by
the Jaffa gate; and every echo. of our horses' feet
in the narrow, stony, picturesque streets, told upon
our hearts as we said to ourselves that we were
taking up our rest in Jerusalem.
=Z:
A native of the Emerald Isle was asked the
other day how he could tell when a man was
drunk. Faith," answered Pat, "Pa never be after
saying that a man was drunk at all, without I saw
him try to light his pipe at the pumr:
POETRY RUN MAD.—The Boston Times -says:—
Our correspodent .14' is heartily thanked for his
lines on the battle of Buena Vista—but a terrible
inequality in their length prevents their insertion.
We will, however, give one stanza as a sample:—
Did you ever hear of a place they called Buena
Vista !
'Twas there a very brave old Kentucky gentleman
gave Santa Anna and his yellow skinned myrmi•
dons a confounded twister.
The battle was fought in two. days. and though his
force was weak,
This fine old Kentucky gentleman. who I forgot to
mention was named Zachary Taylor, with a
force of forty-five handredmen, knocked, at the
lowest estimates, twenty thousand Mexicans into
the middle of next week.
" Waf, wife," said a countryman yesterday, ".1.
don't see, for my part, how they send letters on
them are wires without tearing 'cm all tew bits."
" La me, they don't send the paper, they just send
the writin' ICI the fluid state." "Oh that's the way,
hey 7"
Some difficulty have arisen between the captain
and crew of the Chinese Junk, at New York, an
examination before one of the Courts has elicited
an expose of the meaner in which these unfortu
nate men were enticed to leave their native country,
Through the medium of an interpreter, it was
proven that the captain got them on board on pre.
tenet of making a voyage to the Island of Java
for a cargo of sugar, which voyage was, by the
agreement entered into betwein the crew and the
captain, not to last over eight months. Instead of
going to Java, the Junk came to New York, and
there she remains. The cause of these unfortu
nates has been taken in hand by some gentlemen,
who are determined that justice shall be done in
the case. _
A new mode of dispersing mobs bas been dimes
emd out west, whir his said to supercelle the neces
sity of military force. It is, to pass round a con
tribution box.
Uxpsxst9 or GOVEANISENT.—By the official return
of the Secretary of the Treasury it appears that
the expenses of the army, for the three quarters
which ended on the 13th ofJune, were 816,572,694,
and the whole expenses for the Government for the
same period were 22,475,505.
ANSIVIR. TO A CHALLENGE.—Through some mis
take, a gentleman in the south of Ireland led off
the dance at a country bull out of his turn. The
person appointed to the post of honor, challenged
the intruder, and received the following reply : I
cannot understand why, because I opened a ball at
night, a hall should open me in the morning."
SHAKSPRAME'S 13iar.. ?Lace ,vas lately offered for
sale. In consequence a great meeting took place
at Stratford.upon-Avon, to take measures to pre.
serve it from destruction, and to erect some worthy
memorial of the great dramatist in his native town.
A large number of the nobility and gentry were
present, and great enthusiasm prevailed. Another
meeting took place in London, and subscriptions
have been commenced; and it is pretty certain that
the old habitation of the bard will soon become the
property of the nation. Among the literati active
are Jerrold, Ainsworth, Knight and Vandenhoff:
BAD Barons, a disagreeable taste In the mouth, and
many other unpleasant symptoms. are always the result
of Indigestion. When the food, Instead of being properly
dissolved, remains in the stomach until It becomes in a
manner putrified, a deleterious fluid, called Septic Acid,
is generated in the stomach, which, mixing wlth.the fluid
of the mouth, Is certain not only to give a bad breath, but
Is also the true rause of wasting of the gums, a deposit
of tartar, and decayed teeth. Wright•s Indian Vegetable
Pills not only cleanse the stomach and bowels of all bil
ious and putrid humors, and purify the blood, but they
also restore the digestive organs to a healthy tone; and
are therefore certain to remove a bad breath,and prevent
a premature decay of the teeth.
Beware of Counterfeits oral' kinds! Some are coated
with sugar; others made to resemble in outward ap
pearance the original medicine. The safest course Is, to
purchase from the regular agent■ only, one or more of
whom may be found In every village and town In the
State.
E . The genuine for sale•by PRY &, SPA.NCLER, and
Joe. M. Watts, who are the only authorized. Agents for
Columbia. Also, by agents advertised in aunther column.
Principal Office. 169 Race Street, Philadelphia.
The Ladies' Faith in Radway's Chinese Medicated
Soup.
I know my face is sadly spreckled
With pimples, tan, sun burn, and freckles.
Erysipelas, scurvy and salt rheum
Upon my cuticle assume
To reign with full authority.
These blemishes I soon will cure
And make my skin both fair and pure,
By a soap of superior quality,
The soap I've spoken of, nrlrere stated,
Is Radway's Chinese Medicated,
For toilet purposes lie said
To be better than any other made;
So now my friends I will buy
A cake of Radway's soap and try."
The lady fair she spoke the truth
She found the soap the friend of youth
And beauty once more took its place
And shone with faith upon her face,
She ever after helddier hope•
Radwny's Medicated. Soap.
Ice wonderful effects in speedily removing tan, sun
burn, pimples, blotches, pustules, bites of musq alines.
teller, &c,:softenlng, purifying and: cleansing the skin
from all impurities, andadding beauty to the complexion
of all who use it, planes it beyond the reach of rivalry.
It Is cheaper and warranted better than any oilier toilet
or medicated soap ever offered to the public.
Sold for I 2; small, arid 25 gents for lamer cakes. by
Zubm & Jackson. George A. Miller, and Jiihn F. Long,
Lancaster; Sell & Son, Harrisburg; Morris & Co. York.;
It, %Villain's, Columbia. J. & R. G RAT/WAY.
N 0.2 Courtlend street. N. Y.
DIEM
On Wednesday, the Ist inst., (sfer a short lines..) at
the residence of bfris.Rachatt Swartz, in Columbia, Mn.
MARTII• Wat.xan, in the 75th year of her age.
She was born In the county of Donegal in Ireland, and
emigrates: to this country when young. She had bean a
widow for some thirty years. and being left without
children, else has since enjoyed the society and. attention
of her friends and relations; she was a member of the
Presbyterian Church for many years, and, we trust, front
her unoffending disposition and character, she has made
a happy exclutrio (roma worldot trouble, to ono of peace
and rest.
regra-FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. A meeting of tho
Good Intent Fire Engine and Hose Company
will be held in the Public School House, Second street,
this (Saturday) evening, to transact some very important
business. W. A. LEADER, Sec'y.
Columbia., September 10, 1847.
FRESH SHAD knit received at
YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50,
septll'47-1t
A Fresh supply of oils just received at
YOUNG & CASSEVS No. 50
septll•47—tf
ANew supply of Tartan and Monterey Plaids
for ladies' wear, just received at
sopa P47—tf YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50.
THE newest and best styles of Gimps and
Fringes, just received at
septll'47—tf YOUNG & CASSEL'S N0.'50.
RESH MACKEREL at
-1-. YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. SO,
eeptir47—tr
GOOD CIDER VINEGAR tut
YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50
septl l'47—tf
D upoirrsberit Eagle Powder at
YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50
septl l'47—tf
SILK warp, lustre Plaid- and striped Alpaccar,
just received at
aeptl l'47—tf YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50.
ORLEANS LUSTRE at
YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50.
aepOl'47—tf
A'T'TEND TO YOUR COUGH.
UST received n fresh supply of Wilder's Bels.
J
of Wild Cherry, Swayne's Syrup of Wild
Cherry, Jayne's Expectorant. For sale at
ecptll'47—tf LEADERS Drug Store.
WOOD AND PAPER TAPERS.
SIX months Wood and Paper Tapers. For sale at
septll'47-tf LEADER'S.
BLACK INK.
SUPERIOR Congress Black, Slue and Red Ink
For wale at LEADER'S.
eeptll`47—tt"
HUNT'S LINIMENT
Ts the only remedy that can be relied on for the
TS
speedy and permanent cure of rheumatism,
spinal affections, pain. in the aide, back, &c.„ &c.
For sale only at W. A. LEADERS.
septlF47-tf
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
THEY have come to B. Young, at No. 50.
The Fall and Winter Fashions for 1847
dr. 8, which, for taste, cannot be surpassed by
the world—they are the most perfect ever
brought before the eyes of the people of this
globe. Persons wishing their garments cut
and made in the most elegant style, will do
well by calling at B. Young's Tailoring estab
lishment, No. 50, Front street, Colombia,
where they will have their work executed to
perfection and with despatch.
P. S. Persons wishing to purchase superior
cloths, cassimeres, vestings and trimmings,
such as cannot be had at any other store in
Columbia, will do well by calling at Young &
Cassel"s Store, No. 50, Front street, where
there is one of the best selections of the above
goods In the country. They will also warrant
the quality, cut. make and fit of all the goods
they sell and make up. They are thankful for
past farors and hope to have a share of
patronage. YOUNG & CASSEL.
Columbia, Sept. 11, 1847.—tf.
Estate of Samuel Pierson, Deceased.
TETTERS of Administration on the estate of
A
I Samuel Pearson, late of the borough of Co
lumbia, Lancaster county, deceased, having been
granted to the subscriber, residing in said borough,
all persons indebted to the said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated to the
undersigned. ELIZABETH PIERSON,
Sept. 11, 1847.-6 t Administrairix.
WANTED immediately, three or four
Journeymen Tailors. None but the
best Workmen need• apply.
Sept. 11, 1847.—tf B. YOUNG.
AFRESH assortment of all kinds of the best
spices just received at
septl I '4l'—tf YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50.
VWANTED—Two apprentices to learn the
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper business. Boys
from the country preferred. Apply to
Columbia, Sept. 111 , 1847. H. PFAIILER.
TOOKING GLASSES of all kinds, just re
ceived at YOUNG S. CASSEL'S No. 50.
eccall'l7—tf
SPLENDID assortment of Carpet Chain at
YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50
sopa l'47—tf
JOHNSON'S iHEDICA'rED SOAP.
FOR removing pimples, freckels, tan, sun-burn,
r blotches, redness of the skin, and all cutaneous
affections, and gives a cleanness to the skin truly
beautiful. No lady's toilet should be without it.--
For sale at LEADER'S.
A. CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.
_HOLT'S IMPROVED. CHEMICAL SOAP,
for extracting grease, tar, pitch, oil, paint or
any other greasy substance,. ikom all. kinds of gen
tlemen's or ladies' clothing, carpets, table spreads,,
merino shawls, ladies' bonnets, S.c., &c., without
injuring it. For sale only by
septl. 1 '47-4 f W. A. LEADER.
Wanted.
uro or THREE Journeymen, HOUSE OAR.
T
PENTERS,,to.whom fair wages will be given.
None bul good Mechanics need. apply.
Columbia, Sept. 4th 1847—tf. S. EVANS.
IT C
mfIE stockholders of the Columbia and Wash
ington Turnpike road company are hereby
notified that an election. for one President and six
Directors of said company will be held at the.
Franklin MoteLColusubia, on Friday the 17th of
September, 1847. J. BurN ER
Sept. 4, 1841.—t0
Lancaster Intclligencer please copy and charge•
this office.
To Teachers.
TflESchool Directors of Columbia borough, will ,
meet at Thomas Lloyd's office, on Shturday,
September 18th, at 1 o'clock, P. M., to examine ap
plicants and employ three white and one black
malt teachers, dnd three females, to take charge of
the schools during the ensuing winter.
No person need apply unless they can give the.
most satisfactory reference us to character and.
competen.cy. J. W. FISHER, Prestt.
Columbia, Aug. 28th, 1847-31
N. B. The Schools will commence on the first
Monday in October.
PUBLIC,' GALL
ON Wednesday the 29th of September next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, will be
sold at public- sale, at the house of Edward
Jacobs, a certain two• story frame dwelling
house and half lot of ground., situate on Third
street, between Locust and Walnut streets,
fronting on Third street twenty-thrco feet nine
inches, late the property of Ann Welsh, de
ceased, where attendance• and. terms of sale
will be made known by
EVAN GREEN, Admistrator
of the estate of Ann Welsh, deceased:.
Columbia, August 28, 1847.-6 t.
CHARLES STOKES'
GLOBE HALL OF FASHION,
No. 296, Market Street, Philadelphia,.
CLOTHING —A necessary and useful article;
it well becomes every one who buys it, before
purchasing to look and see where it can be bought
cheapest. I am satisfied (anti reader, you will
be) if you favor me with a call and look over my
stock of goods you will not only buy yourself but
tell your friends where
CHEAP CLOTHING
can be had and they will do the same. If you
come to the Globe I fall of Fashion and do not
find goods twenty per cent cheaper than at any store
in the city I think you will say General Taylor
never whipped the Mexicans: I. thick he never
done anything else.
ErrA full stock of clothing suited for the
country trade, which merchants and others arc
particularly invited to examine.
CHARLES STOKES,
No. 296, Market St., 3rd door below Ninth.
Philadelphia, August 28, 1847„..._3m,
Stoves,. Stoves.
709 D , COAL & COOKING STOVES,
of the latest and most approved pat
terns. Also, Radiator and other improved
patterns of Parlor Stoves. For sale at. reduc
ed prices, at the flardware Store of
J. W. COTTRELL.
The highest price will be paid for Old Cast
ings, Flax seed, Clover seed,Ti molly seed, &c
Columbia, aug.2l, 1847.--3 m
REMOVAL.
THE subscriber would inform his friends
4 1Mand the public generally, that he has remov
ed to N 0.2, Schreiner's Row, between Berr's and
Black's Hotel, Front Street, where be will con
tinue to keep an elegant assortment of Beaver,
Otter, Fur, Silk, and Nutria HATS, and also, a
large assortment of CAPS, all of which Ire will
take pleabure in showing to those who favor him
with a call.
Don't forget—Schreiner"! Row, No. 2, before
purchasing elswher ; as I am determined to sell
cheap. WM. TEMPLE.
Columbia, Aug. 21, 1817.—tf
I TO THOSE THAT ARE FOND OF
SPORT.
Xngl HE undersigned have just received the
best and most complete assortment of
lish and German stub and twist and pat
ent breech
!DOUBLE BARRELED GUNS,
which have ever been offered in this market at
such prices that will suit all. ALso,six Barreled
Revolving and self-cocking
Call and examine far yourselves, at the cheap
Hardware Store of
ILj4l!rLi:r
I ALL FRESH.
THANKFUL for past favors, and desirous f.r a
continuance of public patronage, the sub
scriber takes this method of giving notice that he
has just received a large and general supply of fresh
Drugs and Medicines, Patent Medicines, &c. All
of which he will dispose of, wholesale and retail, at
very moderate prices, with a guarantee to be
genuine anct of the best quality.
He has also received a very large stock of Per
fumery, which, in point of assortment,.quality and
cheapness, is unequalled in this place. Ladies and
others, call and see for yourselves. Also a large
assertment of Combs and Brushes, very cheap.
Ft.WILLIAMS, Front St.
Columbia, August 1.1, 1847.—tf.
B. E. IWOORE.
MOORE & RISDON,
NIZIROHANT TAILORS,
No. 70 South Third Street, ?mark opposite the
Exchange, Philadelphia,
RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
and the public that they are constantly pre
pared to make to order, of the finest and best ma
terials, and at moderate prices, every srticle of
Fashionable Clothing, constituting a C.entlman's
Wardrobe, for which their complete stock of choice
and carefully selected Cloths. Cassameres, Vestings
&c., of the latest and most desirable patterns, are
particularly desigoet3.
Their own practical knowledge of the business
and a personal attention to every garment, enables
them to give entire satisfaction, and to both old and
new customers they respectfully tender an invitation
to give them a call:
loving been for years connected with some of
the best and moat fashionable establishments in this
country, employing none but first rate workmen,
and being in the receipt of the latest fashions, and
best styles of goods, they are fully prepared to ac
commodate customers in the best manner.
Philadelphia, August 14, 1847.—Gin
CHEAP OIL STORE,.
septll l -17—tf
pmLADELpHIA.
RIDGWAY & KEEHLE,
37 North Wharrek. below Race St.,
OFFER for sale at the lowest prices, all the arti
cles of the Oil Trade. Their stock is varied
and extensive, and they feel confident of giving
satisfaction to those who call. They have now on
hand—
Pure Sperm Oil.
White Winter and Fall Oils oldifferent qualities.
Solar
Winter-pressecl Lard Oil.
Winter Elephant and Whale Oils.
Refined. Racked ands Common. W hale Oil.
Tanners' Oils. SperraCantiles, Guano &c., &c.
Philadelphia. August 14, 1847 —2m.
N. 1.1.—A1l goods delivered in first rate order.
A 11. BULL'S Compound Extract of Sorsa
parilla for sale by R. WILLIAMS.
sul4'47•lf
DOC TOR TOWNDSEN'SCompouniI Extract;
tif Sarsaparilla never tails to eradicate en
tirely all the eacts of mercury, infinitely sooner
than. any other medicine, night sweats, nervous
debility, nervous complaints of all lands,neurali
gia, organic ['actions, &c. Sold- by'
au1•1'4.74f R. WILLIAMS.
THOSE INKSTANDS AGAIN !!
AN TEar 'a ch n a rielf Supplier toin that mth by d
e in7ainntt of
a Patent of
perseverance, we have succeeded in obtain-
Illg•ft small assortments Those in want will
bear, in mind that there is a few more left at
FRY & SPANGLER'S
Columbia, Aug. 7, 1.847.—tf
BAG CLASPS, Purse and Bag Twist, Steel
Beads, Purse and Bag Rings and Tassel.—
Fur sale by 11. WILLIAMS.
au 14'4741
TIEKIN TEAS of all kinds, to be had fresh
17 at YOUNG .sz. CASSEL'S Store, No. 50
Columbia, aug. 7, 1.847—tf
Invirs RELY...A S..
I N great variety varying in price from 314
cents and upwards at
FRY dr. SPANGLER'S.
Columbia, Aug. 7., 1647-4 f
TAMS, I3AMS, Jersey. cured canvassed
_La. Hams, for sale at.
FRY St. SPANGLER'S.
TILE CRY IS STILL THEY COME..
- 111 - TE. are now opening the best arsortment
l i t of Dress Gooda ever offered in this mar•
ket. The public are respectfully invited• to
see them at FRY St. SPANGLER'S.
Columbia, Aug. 7, 1847.—tf
SOMETHING FOR THE. LADIES.
SPUN Silk, Mohair and Alpacca Plaids, new
style for ladies' dresses ; also a splendid as
sortmenl of Giughams and-other dress goods at
FRY & SPANGLER'S.
Columbia, Aug. 7, 1847.—tf
INFAMOUS PRACTICE.
FEVER AND AGUE. PATIENTS!!
IS it not an Infamous Traffic for Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, and other Merchants, to buy
up Spurious, Adulterated, Repudiated and Coun
terfeit Rowand's Tonic Mixture, at auction, and
from irresponsible and swindling medicine venders,
fur two or three dollars per dozen. and then sell it
to the ignorant and unwary, as the genuine Row•
and's " Improved" Tonic Mixture, for one dollar
the bottle! and when they well know besides, that
this counterfeit trash has been universally pro
nouncedworthless and inert, and wir.r. NOT cues
TUE Aorta! I know et no more inhuman and
dastardly coruhict in man laying nny claim to re.
spectability or honesty.
Look carefully for the " written signetur or Jahn
R. Rowand," on a paper label across the mouth of
every bottle, without which "guard" it never can
lie genuine, however knavish medicine-venders
may falsify and try to deceive.—Agent for Colum
bia, W. A.. LEADER,
nul4'47-if
ICE: ICE! ICE ! !
The subscriber is prepared to deliver ICE
in any quantity every morning.
JOHN H. BROOKS.
14 ,- N. B. Small Ice for Ice Cream and Min
eral Water to be had at his residence in any
quantity. J. H. D.
Columbia. June 12th,
.1947.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
ST received a large aaortmont of Patent
Breach Stubb Twist English Guns, single
and double barrel; also Revolving and Com
mas Pistols. For sale at reduced prices at the
Hardware Store of
J. W. COTTRELL.
Columbia, May 26, 1847.—tf
PISTOLS.
I. N.. RISDON
REMOVAL.
Tonn F. 3ECOTISTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ti -AS REMOVED his LAW OFFICE, to
the Collector's House, corner of Front
and Gay streets, where lie will attend prompt
ly to all business in the line of his profession.
Columbia, April 14, 1947..—1 f
PHILIP GOSSLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Columbia, Lancaster eon nty, Penria,
lir I" practice in the several Courts of
Lancasterand Yorkconnties.
OFFICE.—In Walnut street, adjoining the
Washington Hotel. Mar 6,1847.
DOCT. W.ll. S. 111'CORKLE.
OFFICE—South East corner of Locust and
Second street.
Boarding House—with Mrs. Swartz, .9. doors
below his late residence.
Columbia, April 7, 1847.—tf
NEW STYLE COMBS.
rr HOSE new style POI AA Gowns can now
be bad at FRY St SPANGLER'S.
Columbia, Aug. 7,1847.—1 f
GIMPS AND FRINGES.
FLACK SILK and Mohair Fringes and
Gimps, fop sale cheap at
FRY Sz SPANGLER'S.
Columbia., Aug 7,1847.—1 f
SOITIETIIINCr' NEW.
TUST received a second supply of WALK
tj ING CANE UMBRELLAS,a handsome
and useful article, which will be sold. at the
manufacturer's retail prices. Call and' see
them at J. J. WRIGHT'S..
au12'47.4.f.
TOHNSON'S Super. Essential Waltut Oil Mili
tary Shaving Soap, anterior to all others for
shaving. Sold by R. WILLIAMS.
au2P47- t f.
PAPER ELANGINGS.
VARIOUS PATTERNS of Wall, Window
and Ceiling Papers and Borders, of the
most elegant modern styles, for sale by
C. 'W ESTBROOK.
Columbia, April 7, 1947.
-VT - RIGHT'S Indian Vegetable Pills or
Indian Purgative. and Indian Vegeta
ble Syrup warranted genuine For sale by
auf2l'•l7-ti. R. WILLAMS.
Nails and Spikes.
200 Keg s NAILS, SP Ib:ES and RR A.DS.—
Just received and for sale at reduced
RUMPLE & I]ESS.
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manufactures %V S , f
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prices by RUNIPLE & HESS.
Columbia, April 7. 1847. tf
prices by
CHAXNS.
H.ERR'S Celebrated Lowden Ffth CHAINS,
Traces, lung and short, double and sin
gle Link„Breast,Carrying and flulter, Chains,
all of which we offer at manufactures prices.
RUMPLE St. BESS-
Columbia, April 7, 1847.—tf
BOOK BINDING.
JoIN DING orders left at the Columbia Book
Store will receive prompt attention.
Columbia, May 19, 1847.
To Carpenters.
TEST' received a splendid assortment of
PLAINS, BEADS, SAWS, HATCETS,
BRACES, BITS and crnsErs, at reduced
prices by RUMPLE HESS.
Columbia, April' 7, 1.2.17.—tf
PARASOLETTS, &c. A new supply just
opened and for salt very, cheap at.
Columbia June 23. 1847,-14
T I AUNDRY Starch Polish, for preparing starch
without the addition of any greasy substance,
and for producing a brilliant pearly gloss on the
linen. Said only by R. WILLIAM'S.
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Gentlemen's Summer Wear!
GOMPRISING Caslimeretts, Croton and
Summmer Cloths and Cassimers ; superfine
plain and fancy white Drillings, Satin, Brocade
and Marseilles Vestings, &c. &c.. at reduced
prices.
3 . a ,Sr. J. WRIGHT
Columbia, Junc9.3, 1817.-1 f
LAITAIL
JUST received a lot of handsome Ginghams
and Lawns at I cents, 16 cents, 18.;
cents and 25-cents, with some finer qualities at
the lowest prices
J. D. dr. J. WRIGHT
Columbia, June 23, 1847.—tf
T}IREBOARD PRINTS. A variety of Fire
-12 board patterns for sale cheap at
J. D. & J. WRIGHT'S.
Columbia, May 26, 1847.—tf
Guns and Pistols.
TIOUBLE and Single Barrel GUNS,
Jwar
rented Stubb Twist, and Patent Breech
Revolving PISTOLS, Brass and Steel Barrel
Pistols. For sale cheap by
iturvirLE & BESS.
Columbia, April' 7,1847.—tf
To Boatmen,.
ATEW Pattere Boat STOVE. Just rcceivd
IN ed and for sale by. RUAIPLESt, lIESS
Columbia, April 7, 1847.—t(
-- 1 - NOCTOR ROBEYS Brazilian Hair Curling
I JI Liquid. For Dale by It WILLIAMS.
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PINE OIL.
TUST received and for sale at :lie Itardsvar
tf Store of RUNIPLE &. lIESS
Colombia, April 7, 1847.—tf
WANTED.—An Amuenticc to the TAI
LORING BUSINESS.
Julylo.tf JOHN JORDAN.
SEIG 2INEIND.II.
"JrA M PICO. Madras and Cape Boot SKINS,
Dressed and Undressed Morocco, Kid.
ming and Binding SKINS, always on hand
at the very lowest prices.
J. a & J. WRICiIIT
Columbia, April 7, 1847.—tf
117TIA017E MIXTURE. A warranted
±l. cum for fever and ague. For Pale, by
R. WILLIAMS.
N. IL—There is none genuine but that. sold by
R. Williams. au2l'47-tf.
ITOTIOE.
TiETTERS of administration on the estate of
Moses Brown, late of the Borough of Co
lumbia, deceased, having been granted to the sub
scriber residing in the said borough, all persona
iniebted to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those having demands
against it will present them for settlement to
Aug, 28, 1847.-6 t. MARY BROWS.
A. FINE SET OP TEETH FOR 2.5 CENTM
WHITE Teeth, foul breath, healthy gums,
Yellow and unhealthy teeth, after once
or twice cleaned with
Jones' Amber Tooth Paste.
have the appearance of the most beautiful
ivory, and, at the same time it is so perfectly
innocent and exquisitely fine, that its. constant
daily use is highly advantageous, even to those
teeth that are in good condition, giving them
a beautiful polish, and preventing a premature
decay. Those already decayed it prevents
from becoming worse—it also fastens such as
arc becoming loose,and by perseverance it will
render the foulest teeth delicately white, and
makes the breath deliciously sweet. Price '2 5
or 37a cents a Box. For sale by
Aug. 17,847-6 m. R. WILLIA MS.
REMOVAL.
P. SCHREINER has removed
his WATCH and JEWEL
_ ° LERY Establishment to the
WA LNUT FRONT Bt. cx, recently fitted up by
him, between Barr's and Black's Hotel, Front
Street,where the public can be accommodated,
as heretofore, with all articles in the Jewel
lery line, at the cheapest rates.
Columbia, J uly 17, 1847.—tf.
Agency of the Canton
TEA COMPANY.'
;"4-:•7 - $"--• The undersigned being the authorized
pklA gents for the sale of the SUPERIOR
TEAS, imported by the Canton Tea
Cempany, of the City of New Yok, invite a
trial of their Green and Black Teas, embrac
ing the best selections this side of China.
Every Package Warrented.
J. D. & J. WRIGHT.
Columbia, April 7, 1.847.—tf
Those Who have been Deceived With
MOCK PRETENDED HAIR PREPARATIONS
Should read the following statements of
respectable persons.
MR. D A ta i l v i a
York,
orc e r Vanderbeck,certifies
thatof Avenue hi
s
bead 9
was entirely bald on the top, and by the use of
two 3s. bottles of
JONES' CORAL CLAIR RESTORATIVE,
be has a good crop of hair, and will soon have
it long, thick and luxuriant.
J ACKSON, of 89 Liberty street,
Pittsburg, certifies : On the 3d of February,
1847, that Mr. Thomas Jackson's head on the
top, was entirely bald for fifteen years, and
that by using two 3s. bottles of Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative, the hair is growing fast,
thick and healthy. He expects tly using this a
little longer to have a better head of hair than
he ever had.
TO those whose hair is gray, or falling off and
weak at the roots
I hereby certify that my hair was turning
gray and falling oil, and that since I have used
Junes' Coral Hair Restorative it has entirely
ceased falling. is growing fast, and has a fine,
dark look. Before I used Jones' Coral Hair
Restorative I combed nut handfuls of hair dai
ly. WM. TOMPKINS, 92. King st., N. Y.
HAVE. YOU SCURF OR DANDRUFF?
M. Power a grocer, of Fulton street, had his
hair coinptetely choked up with dandruff, and
Jones' Coral Hair Restorative entirely and
permanently cured it.
Do you want to dress, beautify, and make your
HAIR soft and fine?—Read:
1, llenry E. Cullen, late barber on board the
steamboat South America, do certify that
Jones' Coral flair Restorative is the best arti
cle I ever used for dressing, softening, cleans
ing and keeping the hair a long time soft,clean,
silky, dark and in order; all my customers
preferred it to any thing else. For sale by
Aug. 7,1847-6 m R. WILLIAMS.
Agency of the
PEKIN TEA COMPANY.
THE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly
ut ion hand nn assortment of Fresh Teas, irn
',44lporled by the Pekin Tea Company. Any
Teas sold by me that does not give entire satin•
faction, can be returned and exchanged, or the
money will be refunded.
C. WESTBROOK,
Locust street, Columbia, Pa•
pril 7, 1E147.
TONES' SOLUTION OF JET, an instanta
t newts liquid human hair Dye, for dyeing
light, red, or grey hair permanently a brown
or jet black color. Full and copious direc
tions enclosed. Sold at the sign of the Amer
ican Eagle, N 0.82 Catham Street. New York.
Price s :Al cents, $1 or $1,50 per bottle. Sold by
Aug. 7,1847—Gm R. W ILLIAMS.
More Light.
AMPS.—OiI, Lap' and Camphine Stand
_LA Lamps, Hanging and Side do. For sale by
RUMPLE Sr. HESS.
Columbia. April 7, 1847.—t1
Eabi!r Eye), Glatsfs, sub MO.
WHETERE S.: LL BROTHER'S Pure White
Lead, Paints. Linseed and Sperm Oil, Var
nishes, Glass &c. For sale at low prices, at the
Ikardware•Store of J. W. COTTRELL.
Columbia, May 26, 1647-1 f
"Men cry peace! peace! when there is 71() peace ."'
rrinE War! has actually begun, but " Gen-
Taylor never surrenders," neither does
the Rev. B. llibbard's Vegetable Universal
Pills when they make a charge upon Bilious,
Intermittent, I nflamatory, Congestive and
Typhus Fevers: Sick Headache, Dispepsia or
Indigestion, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Com
plaints, etc. Dose. from a half to two pills.
Price 124, 25 and 50 cents per box. Wm. A.
Leader.supplying agent for Columbia, who will
supr'v canntry merchants and others. Sold
by tilt our agents in this county and state.
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Ladles are Cautioned Against Using
CON:TION PREPARED CHALK:
TIiEY arc not aware how frightfully injuri
ous it is to the skin! how coarse, how
rough, bow sallow, yellow, and unhealthy the
skin appears after using pepared chalk! Be
sides it is injurious, containing a large quan
tity of Lead ! We have prepared a beautiful
vegetable article, which we call
Jones' Spanish Lily White.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all
deleterious qualities ; and it imparts to the skin
a natural, healthy, alabaster, clear, living
white; at the same time acting as a cosmetic
on the skin, making it soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of
Massachusetts, says: " After analyzing Jones'
Spanish Lily White, I find it possesses the most
beautiful and natural, and at the same time
innocent white I ever saw. I certainly can
conscientiously recommend its use to all whose
skin requires beautifying." Price 25 cents a
Box. For sale by R. WILLIAMS.
Columbia, August 7,1847-6 m
NEOUNT Eagle Tripoli. for cleansing and
burnishing all meulie and glass surfaces.
NC as Gold, Silver, Brass, Britania, Steel ware.
Window Panes, &e. Sold by
au2l'4B-tf. It. WILLIAMS.
NOTICE.—AII persons indebted to the sub-
IN scriber are requested to make payment, and
all haying claims against him. will please present
them for settlement
CHAS. J. BARNITZ
July 3rd, 1847.—tf