PUBLIC . SALE. TN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county, will be exposed to public vendue, at the public house of Ed ward Jacobs, in the Roroirgh of Columbia, on Wednesday, thelsth of December, at 2 o'clock, I'. M., the following valuable property, the estate of Dr. HughMcCorkle, deceased, viz : No. 1. A THEME STORY BRICK 1101,T.Sta and Lot of Ground situate on Locust at., between Front and Second streets, Columbia, adjoining property of John F. Houston, Esq., and William Atkins. The house being con structed of the best materials and workman ship, and suitable for either a private-residence or for public business. No. 2. A LOT OF GROUND situate on Cherry street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, containing a front on Cherry street of two hundred and Forty feet, and in depth one hundred and ninety feet to a four teen feet alley. Due attendance wilt be given and terms made known by " EVAN GREEN, Adm'r. of Dr. 11. MeCorkle, dcc'd. 1547.—t5. HOVER'S First Premium 'Writing Ink. Niteer medal just awarded by the American insti tute, New York, 1817 The following testimony from distinguished In stitutions speaks for itself: UNIVERSITY Or PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia, May 11, 1811 Having tried, for some time, the Black Ink man ufactured by Mr. Joseph E. Hoover, wh have found it well suited for manuscript, by its running freely, and its exemption from coagulation. Its shadealso sc are pleased with. W. E. HORNER, M. D., Dean of the Faculty and Prof. of Anatomy. JOHN LUI)LOW, Provost. SAMUEL B. W YI.IE, Viee.Provest. HENRY REED, Secretary of the Fa culty of Arts. ROSEWELL PARKE, Prof. of Nat. Philosophy and Chemistry. \V. W. GERIIARD, Lecturer in the Medical Department. Pennsylvania Medical College, Phila. We fully concur in the above. s.kmr,. GEORGE MORTON, M. D., Dean of the Faculty. Central High School, Philadelphia. A. D. BACIIE, Principal. 11. McMURTRIE, M. D, Prof. of An. Awe, lean Fire losoranee Co., Philadelphia. FREDERICK FRALEY, Secretary. Custom house, Philadelphia. J. D. GEORGE, Dep. Naval Meer. Clover's Adamantine Cement A Superior Article, Warranted. For Sale, Wholesale. and Retail, at the Ma un fit:tory, No,. 87, North Third Street, opposite Cher ry Strecl, Philadelphia, by JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer. To the Honorable E. Lewis, President,and his As• satiates, Judges, of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, for the county of Mnraster : 11111 E petition of Jacob Miller respectfully sheweth That your petitioner bath leased that commodious house situated at the lurks of the Marietta and Lancaster turnpike and the Columbia road, in West Ilemplield township, late the estate of Samuel Boyd, de ceased, which is well calculated for a public house of entertainment, and from its neighbor hood and situation, is suitable as well as neces sary for the accommodation of the public. and the entertainment of strangers and travellers. The said house has been occupied as a licensed Inn fur ses oral years last past. That he is well provided with stabling for horses and all con % enienees necessary for the entertainment of strangers and travellers. Ile therefore respect fully prays the court to grant him a license to keep an Inn or Public House of Entertain ment there. Arid your petitioner will, &c. JACOB MILLER. W. Hempfield township, Nov. IS, 1847. We, the undersigned, citizens of West ilemplield townshm, afnreaaid, being personal ly acquainted with Jacob Miller, the atm ve named petitioner, and also having a knowledge of the house for which the license is prayed, do hereby certify that such house is necessary io vccomrnodate the public and entertain stran gers and travellers, that he is a person of good repute for honesty and temperance, and that he is well provided with house room and con veniences for the lodging and accommodation of strangers and travellers. We therefore beg le:_vc to recommend him for a license, agree ably to his petition. John 11. Manic, Jahn Rode. Christian Sher rick, Joseph Slierk, Edwin Haldeman, Ilenry Wolfersherger, Jacob Shahenberger, John Malik, Jacob Rhode, John Blierlc, Charles hoekard. - 1 4 1 N. ZEIGLER Respectfhlly informs his friends and the public, that he has on hand offers for sale at his FANCY, VARIETY AND CONFEC- T lONARY STORE, In Locust street, a few doors above the Town Hall, north side, a select assortment of fresh goods, viz : CANDIES Of every sort; Bordeaux, Lisbon, and Malaga Abounds; Filberts, Greenoble Walnuts, Peanuts, Chestnuts, &c. FOREIGN FRUIT : Raisins, Prunes, Zante-Currants, Citron; Lemons, Dates, &c. CRANBERRIES, clean picked, and ready for use. An assortment of TOYS and FANCY articles. Fancy Boxes, Dolls, (kid and jointed,) Enmities, Waiters, Mirrors, Pencils, &c. PEIEFU..7IL•'III And articles for the Toilet; Cologne, Pomade, Lilly White, Teeth and flair Drastic!, Fancy and Castile Soaps; Haitian Violin Strings and Bridges, Clarionet Reeds. A small assortment of STA. TIONARY and SCHOOL BOORS, Motto Seals, Wafers, fancy and plain Sealing Wax, Steel Pens and quills, Excellent TOBACCO, SNUFF and tEGARS. Ile also oiling for sale CORDWAIN ERS' KIT and SHOE FINDINGS of the very best quality. Pure and freshly ground Spices, Mustard in neat Canisters for family use. Fresh Soda, Sugar and Butter Biscuit, and in fact a little of everything, besides odds and ends. He will sell at very moderate rates, and most respectfully solicits o share of patronage. Columbia, Nov. 20, 1847.—tf FOR SALE. mum subscriber oilers at private sale three houses, two in Front street, in possession at present of Mr. Wm. Powers, and Mr. inn. Ziegler, and one in Perry sleet, occupied by Mr. John Felon. If not sold by the first of next January, will be for rent. For terms apply to JAMES GIVEN Columbia, Nov. Nib, 1847.-4t* Cars For Sale or to Hire. ONE four wheel House Car, with heavy Baltimore wheels and axles—has been used only a few weeks. One do. Open Box Car, both in perfect order, may be seen by ap plying to Benjamin Newlin, at West Chester, Chester county, and will be sold or hired on accommodating terms by. ISAAC C. PRICE, • N. E. cor. of 12th and Willow st Philadelphia, Nov. 21, 1847.-5 t $500.00 REWARD !! T"Epublic are hereby cautioned against receiving from JESSE ROBERTS (our former agent,) any of Hontris.icx's MEDICA TED Worm Smut", as he has been DISCIIARG. ED from our employ. No medicine is genuine Without the written signature of J. N. & G. S. nobensack on the label of each bottle. The above reward will be paid upon the conviction of any person counterfeiting said signature, of which the pUblic have notices and aro further cautioned against paying the above named JESSE ROBERTS any money on our account, as he has no authority lo receive the same.— Read the following 'Certificate from a highly re- apiitable Physician Messrs, Hobensack :—I. take great pleasure in informing you of the great efficacy of your Worm Syrup. My daughter being afflicted for a long time, I tried all the remedies for her my skill was heir to, without receiving any benefit, and gave the case up as hopeless, when wasinduced, by one of my family, to try your Worm Syrup, and I must say, much against my will, but surprising to tell, before taking the whole of one bottle, it brought the largest quantity of worms I have ever seen brought from a child, in all my practice, and almost instantly restored the child to health. Respectfully yours. &c. JOSEPH ELKINTON, M. D. Vincentown, N. J. Prepared only by J. N..C: G. S. Hobensack, 2nd and Coats st.,Phila., and for sale by all respectable storekepers in this and adjoining counties, who we have authorized to pay hack the money in every case, should it fail in giv ing satisfaction- Price 25 cts. Also, Hoben sack's Hyena Tooth Ache Drops, a certain cure fur tooth ache—Price 12n cts. Iloben sack's Rheumatic Liniment—Price 25 cents. Hobensack's Cung Am. SA MIR, fur weak hacks, sprains, fresh and old sores, burns, &c.- Price 12 cts. flobensach's Tetter Ointment— Price 25 cts.. one box warranted to cure all eruptions of the skin. For sale ni above. Philadelphia, November 20, 1847.—1 y I'TIBLia gI'AZZ., On &Intllay, the 11th day of December, 1817 IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county, the undersign ed Administratrix of the Estate of Peter Mc- Ttigue, late of the Borough of Columbia, de ceased, will expose for sale at public vendue, at the public house of John Barr, in the borough aforesaid, the real estate of said decedent, as follows, vix No. 2. 11. 2.10 T Or OBOUND, Fronting' 8 feel on Front street, below Union street, in said borongh,and extending in depth 190 feet to a public alley, whereon is erected that well known Tavern Stand, known as the SEVEN STARS HOTEL. No. :2. A Riven LOT OF GROUND, fronting .9.9 i feet, more or less on Front street afore said, and extending in depth about 150 feet to the Susquehanna River, upon whica is erected a large Two Story Prairie Warehouse, and adjoining properly of A. Bruner, John Cooper, Cornelius Tyson and others. No. 3. A House and Lot of around fronting 40 feet on Union street aforesaid, between Second and Third street, and extend ing in - depth to a public alley, and adjoining pr.perty of Patrick Murphy, Charles Odell and others. :ale to commence at l o'clock P. 51., when attendance will be given and terms made known by BRIDGET MeTriC UP., Adinislist rati ix- Columbia, Nor. 80, 1847.—ts Lancaster li'..caminer & !Jerald please copy, and send ball to this office. Valuable Lot For Sale. A LOT OP GROUND on Locust street, _Z - 1_ in the Borough of Columbia, lately sold as the properly of George C. Lloyd, deceased, is now offered at private sale. if not sold be fore the evening of Saturday, the 4th of De cember next, it will then be offered for sale by public out-try, at the Washington Hotel, k - ept by Col. D. Ilerr, at 7 o'clock. It will be divf• ded to suit purchasers. If not sold on the 9th of December it will be rented. ABRAHAM BRUNER, SAMUEL 81-10C11. Columbia, November 13, 1817.—ts NEW GOODS I! • W. & S. PATTON. r l'Ert returning thanks to •he citizens of irX_ Columbia and vicinity, for the very liberal snare of patronage bestowed upon them during the past Spring and Summer, would again call their attention to their NEW sToeN. of FALL & WINTER GOODS, Consisting of Cloakings, French, English and German do—Coburg's Paramettas and Plaids Dress G 1011 S, Plain, Plaid and Fancy Colored Cashmeres, California an I Lama Plaid Bantha. zincs, A !pumas, Mottiean, Buena Vista and Cerro Gordo Plaids, Woolen do. Superior quality Lon• don Glassy Alpacras, Lustre Plaid and Striped do. Stisii WAGS.. Chashmere, Terkerra, Embroidered, &re. Plain Thihet, Silk and Wool Fringes, Blanket, Plain and Plaid Cloth do. Now style Belgian Shawls• Cloths and Cassinicres• A large m•sortment of Cloths, West of England and French Cloths and Cassirneres, very line. and extra w id th—B lue , Ba o wn ' Drab, Olive, invisible Green, Mixed arid Black Brit,sh and American Cloths—Plain and Fancy Cansimeres Satinets, Kentucky Jeanes, both plain and striped, Bever teens, Velvet Cuards. Coarse Cloths and Satinets, very low. Complete assortment of Boys' Wear, woolen and worsted—Velvet and Satin Vestings, plain anal figured—Th.lrings and Drilling,, Flannels, Welsh Gause and Shrouding Flannels, unsorted colors, Domestic and Canton Flannels, avnorted. Gloves and Hosiery, Kid, Silk, Buck an d; Woolen Gloves and Mitts, Silk, Lamb's Wool and Cotton Hose, French Linen Cambric Handkerchiefa, very low. Furnishing Goods. Blankets, Wool and Rag Carpets of the bent quality—Floor and Table Oil Cloths, Feathers. Looking Glasses, Umbrellas, China and Queenswaie, Fresh Groceries, Superior Teas, just imported. Camphene and Lamp Oils, Mackerel lay the barrel, Salt by the sack, new crop Sugars, Strain, d Honey. &c. Our Goods have been selected with great care for cash, besides are all new and free from moth cat or damage. We therefore feel ourselves able and willing to sell low for cash, and give every satisfaction to those who may call to examine our goods at the New Cheap Cash Store, corner of Front anal Locust st. W. & S. PATTON Columbia, Nov. 6, 1847.—tf LOOKING GLASSES of all slam and at re duccd prices. For Bale at 0c2'47 FRY & SPANGLER'S. Pink Saucers. THE Improved Carmine Saucers for dying silk stockings, gloves, feathers, flowers, gauzes, crapes, cambrics, muslin, &c. Fur sale at sept24'47-tf LEADER'S. HONEY fur sale, at Young & Cassell'a. No 50, Front street, Columbia. Oct.23—tt SHAW LS I SILINV LS 1 1 ilißET,Modie, Plaid, Cashmere, Turkerri, Silk T Casei mere, Blanket Crape, and every variety of Shawls for sale low at the New York Moro- Oct.l6—tf GRIEL, HART & GILBERT. LIST OF BOOKS Recently received and for sale at the COLUMBIA BOOK STORE, Locust Street, opposite the Post Office. Home and Tray. Library z Ladies' %York Box Cent. Roberts $ The Bustle Laughable Stratagems , Lover's stories of Ireland Marston Lover's Songs and Ballads Horse keeper's Go ide Itoss's Bank Keeping Last days of Pompeii %Vaslaington and his Gen's. Eugene Aram Way to Live Well Miss Pickering's Novels Health made Elsy Mary Morris Ladies' Work Table Book Literary Ladies of England ifollick's Origin of Life Evelyn Nurse's Rhyme Book Mabel, the Actress Aladdin Rescued Nun Chambers' Inf. for People Philosophy of Evil Rose of W issalitkon Llfe of Gen. Taylor Tourist's Guide Mexico and her Military Green on Gambling Chieftains Portraits of Gen. Taylor Life of Gen. Lafayette '' Indepenirce Hall Taylor and his Generals American Wife Alta California Mothers' Medical Guide Conquest of Santa Fe infant Treatment Ladies' Self Instructor Works of Miss Landon Winter Gift fur Ladies Davis's Revelations Ladies' Guide And a variety of other be sold at the lowest rate: Oct. 30, ATORE NEW GOODS AT FRY & SPANGLE WS. TIIE subscribers have just received and are now opening another splendid assortment of goods, which they are determined to scll at such prices as cannot fail to please. All they ask is a call, as they are confident or suiting those who wish to purchase. FRY & SPANGLER. Columbia, October 30, 1.817.—tf. MUFFS! MUFFS!: Full assortment of MUFFS and BOAS just received and for sale at 0et30'47-tf FRY & SPANGLER'S. PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER, OR TILE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE TM subscriber bees leave to inform the citizens of Co -111(1111la alai vicinity that lie has just received from Providence. It. 1.. three boxes of Perry Dayls's Pain Killer. sn well known in lie New England states for removing alt kinds of pain+, no matter what kind—Rheu matism, Aching Face, Aching Teeth, tiaras, Pain in the neck, lunch, and head; Colds, Choke pain, &c ,&e., and for :ode Only by W. A. LEADER. Coltman:l, November n, 1517.---If. Mend to Your Coughs and Colds 1312. JAYNE'S EXP ECTORANT. T i on roughs, Colts, Asthma, Spitting of Blood. ❑oop ing 1 . 01101. Croup, lio and Soreness"! the Side and liat•i:, Uoll.lmption, and all diseases of the !dings aipl Breast, &c.. dcg. For sale by Nov3o'l7-tf %V. A. LEADER. CANDY CANDY!! CANDY!!! t t , In c .? o n fN d lo i l i a t ss_es c Candy. New York Cream, Coen t. and for i,cle cl the lowei.l prince, at No. 154. North Fourth Street, two Doors below Vine, Philadelphia. Shopkeepers and others dealing in these articles are respectfully invited to call. novae' FURS I FURS Iv. FURS 'II! TrIE subscriber would respectfully invite Ladies and Gentlemen about visiting Philadelphia, and in want of E.1.1•Cl• .F UR:S . , Such as MUFFS. BOAS, TIPPITS, &c., to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as they will find it to their advantage and no mistake. All orders received shall he faithfully attend ed to at No, 93, North Third Street. above Arch. Philadelphia. JAMES REISEY. n - BUFFALO lIOBES always on hand. Philadelphia, October 30, ISt7.-3m LOON ,HERE, NEW YORK CHEAP STORE, Flynt Street, Columbia, Penit'a. rilIlF, subscriber is now selling oft' at COST his 1 entire stock of new and well selected Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, BOOTS. Shoes and ready made Clothing, without reserve. Strangers and citizens will save 20 per cent., by calling at the New York Cheap Store, before making their purchases elsewhere, as the Groat Reduction of prices will induce every person wishing Cheep Goods, to buy without further trouble. GROCERIES, Such as Coffee, sugar, Molasses, Teas, Fish, etc Ready Made Clothing, Such as 'Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders, etc. ; all of which will be sold cheaper than at any other store in Co• lutnhia, to close the concern. BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS, Selling at about half price; coarse heavy Roots for winter. fine ca I! :on do. ; also, Brogans of all va rieties and sizes, selling off cheap. HATS AND CAPS, For men and boys; fine /3eaverteen, Nutria and Angola flats, all sizes; Fur, Cloth. Seal, Gingham. Glazed and Silk glazed Caps of all sizes; also, Boys' Fancy Trimmed Caps. All of which will be closed at prices to suit purchasers. as the subscriber is anxious to wind up Ins business in this place. Country produce taken m exchange at market prices. ELIAS RAUB. Columbia, October 23, 1847. SHAWLS! SIIAWLS !! A splendid assortment of the .latest styles just received and fur sale CHEA P at octin' ti-if J. D. &J. WRIGHT. MUFFS! MUFFS I! MUFFS!!! A splendid assortment jcst received and for sale VERY CHEAP at net:23'474 f J. D. & J. WRIGHT. BOOKS AND STATIONERY UST received a large and well selected assort !) meet of Miscellaneous Books. ALSO—SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONERY. BLANK. BOOKS Of every variety for sale cheap at the Colombia Book Store, Locust Street, opposite the Post Office. COUGIIS, COLDS, ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION. ITHE Indian Vegetable Balsam is the only 'Tafe l. dy that can arrest with certainty the various pulmonary affections under which thousands sink into the grave. No one ever used this Balsam according to direc tions without finding relief. It positively cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Infiamation of the Lungs and Throat, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Croup, Consumption, &c. It does all it promises, and all that is asked is just to gum it a fair trial, and it will at once prove its superiority over every thing of the kind. The Indian Vegetable Balsam is prepared only by IL M. Crawford, Philadelphia, and for sale by C. Westbrook, Agent for Columbia ; Anderson, Marietta; C. S. Kauffman, Washington ; Jno. Herr & Son, Safe Harbor. Oct. IC—Gm. CASHMERE PLAIDS ! FOR Cloaks, Dresses, &c. A large and well se. lected assortment, comprising Borne new and beautiful styles for children's wear, now opening et the Now York Store. - Oct. 1 6,—lf GRIEL, HART & GILRERT. 1. Sacks of ground alum Salt. Just reoeivgd 00 at Young & Cumuli's. No. SO, Front at., Oct. 23—tf Columbia MILLER CO.'S EXPRESS. r,stillEtali BY their own Cars in charge of messengers, and under locks, DAILY be tween Philadelphia, Lancaster, Columbia, Wrights. vine, York, Gettysburg, Baltimore, Washington, South, West, North and East, by M. & Co. arc now prepared to forward in their cars, Packages, Parcels, Bundles, light Cases, and all descriptions of goods and merchandize; also Specie, Bank Notes, Drafts, Bills for collection, orders, &c., to any of the above named places by passenger trains and mail speed. Being desirous of affording every facility for the prompt and eco• nomical transaction of any commission entrusted to them, they respectfully solicit the patronage of all to their line. All goods or packages must be marked "By ➢filler & Co.'s ExpreFs. ' D. F. GRIFFITH, Agent, OFFICES.-- Corner of Third and Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Chas. Norrpnn, Lancaster; H. Raul felt, York ; Museum Buildings, Baltimore; Gay & Co., cor. Wall and Broadway, N. Y. ; Gay & Co., State st., Boston ; Washington, D. C.; Richmond, Va.; Wheeling, Va.; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Gettysburg, Pa. noG'47-tf books all of which will for cash. C. IVESTBROOIC. COLUMBIA LIVERY STABLES, m riE subscriber having fitted up a Livery Stable,•in the Borough of Columbia, at the WASIIINGTON HOTEL, would respectfully call the attention °l'M° citizens and community to that fact. He. having gone to considerable care and expense to get up such a stand as the town never yet had, would beg leave to an nounce, the lie has prepared himself with a good and SATE STOCK OF HORSES, Together with different kinds of CARRIACIT.S, to suit the travelling community, now asks a share of patronage due to a public good, and hopes by strict and prompt attention to his line of business, to merit the same. THEREFORE: Yob youthful heroes, all draw near And to my feeble song give car, If you in Horsemanship delight And on some balmy moonlit night, Perchance some fair one at your side, Enjoy the pleasure of an evening ride. A Carriage, Horse, or Coach you need To J. B. Edwards. then fir-t speed, To serve you all, you'll find him able, By calling at his Livery Stable. JOON B. EDW ARDS Columbia. October 30, 1847.—Gm ClI LliS, Shawls, Cashmeres, Dclaines, slerinoes, Alpacas, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satins, Ginghams, and a variety of all other kinds of goods which will he sold low for cash. at Young & Cassell's, No. 50, Front strccl, Columbia. Oct.:D-4f TUST opened dII the desirable shades of those ftsplendid T[ll BET CLOTHS so much in de. inane] at present for cloalcs and dresses—warranted from the celebrated factory of Levens & Co. At the BEE HIVE, Lancaster, Oet.23—tf North Queen street. AUCTION GOODS, AUCTION GOODS. ITMIE subscribers have just received a very ex tensivc assortment of seasonable Goods, prin. cipally purchased at Auction, at much below the regular prices, which arc offered at a small advance on cost, and on favorable terms. PETER lIAT.DEMAN & Co. Wanted, one or two experienced Salesmen. Columbia, Oct. 2.3—tf P. 11. & Co. FWE Dollars Reward. Lost or stolen, on the , 15th inst.. a brindle colored bull Dog, low set and bushy tail, white on one side of the fare. with a smell piece bit out of the lower lid of the rieht eye, answers , o the name of Bull. The above re. ward will be paid on the delivery of the dm!, or thief, to the owners. YOUNG & CASSELL. Columbia, Oct. 23, 18-17.tf RICH TE RICE RIO. SH A WLS. • TEST opened 50 of the most superb Terkerri Shawls, direct from N. York, at various prices, at least 50 per cent lower than the same quality and styles has ever been sold in this city. At the BEE HIVE, 19 doors North of the Post Office N. Queen st. Lancaster, Oct. 23, 1847—tf. " THE CRY IS sTILLITILEi COME." TUST received GO pieces of those splendid French p and English Plaids so much worn for Ladies Fall and Winter Dresses. At the Dee (live, North Queen street. CHAS. E. WENTZ & BRO. Lancaster, Oct. 23, 18 I7—tf 117 ltENCII iNIIRINOS for Cloaks! The largest and most splendid assortment ever offered in Lancaster, and comprising every shade and color, now opening and for sale low nt the New York Store. ORIEL, HART & GILI3ERT. Lancaster, Oct. 16, 1.847.—tf FRINGES I CLOAK FRINGES !! FRINGES of every variety of width and color to match French Merinos at the New York Store. GRIEL, HART & GILBERT. Lancaster, Oct. 16,1747.—1 f cLoTils crAyrns!! CLOTHS ! ? BLACK, Blue Black, Brown, Green and every other color, from the best French and 'English manufactures, from $1.75 per yard upwards, from the Boston and New York Markets, now opening at the New York Ptore. Oct. I G—tf GRIEL, HART & GILBERT. CASSI MERE S, SATIN &c. ATOW opening n splendid assortment of plain black and fancy Casaimercs, comprising some new and beautiful styles, also, Satinets, super bangup cord, a very fashionable article, all of which we offer low at the New York Store. Oct. IG—tf GILIEL, HART & GILBERT. DRESS AND FANCY GOODS. SUPER all wool Cashmeres, M. de Laincs, Ore gon Plaids, Cashmere Plaids, Satin, Striped, Royal, Purple and Blue Plaid Alpacas, Striped Plaid and Changable Silks, Cashmere, Crape and Silk Scarfs, Gloves, Ribbons, Lawns, S.-,c , &c.. now opening nt the New York Store. Oct.l6—tf GRIEL, HART & GILBERT. A REVERY. The cold w lode of autumn sigh sail o'er the lea, And the Storm-spirit Dolma in horrible glee; On the breast of the lined the sere forest-lenves float, And Nature's voice whispers "Nan, buy Mee a Coot '" What, Snow 1 by my fltith I seem turning to stone; The Coat's n good thing• but is uncles. alone, No longer in Summer's light livery dressed, I must have /roller Drawers, Pasts, Sidrts and a Pest And now. where to buy cheapest. And where to huy beet And where can I be 111.1. t becomingly drerned: •• Ay there in the rub"—let me see : in the •' Spy," Pi:wren:As looms up me Wiest, I'll go there end try! The wind thunders " Cn t" and the storm spirit prances And the eddying flood with the forest-leaf dances. And Nature applands—while in elegant dress, The bard blames PILETSMAN, and. PRETSMAN, gAs Press. Columbia, Oct. 9th, 1817•—tf Eveniim Mail Trains. Miller & Co.'s ExpresseColumbin FRENCH MERINOES FRENCH MEI2INOE6 !! "WINTER' S COMING." REMOVAL. JOHN F. HOUSTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Irtge r arc, REMOVED his.lL n O er Fr of lCZ . E run to t and Gay streets, where lie will attend prompt ly to all business in the line of his profession. Columbia, April 14, 1947.—tf PHILIP GOSSLVR, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Columbia, Lancaster county. Penn'a, WILL practice in the several Courts of Lancastcrand York counties. OFFiCE.- In Walnut street, adjoining the Washington Hotel. Mar G, 1847. BOOT. IVI. S. AITORKLE. c i FFICE-South East corner of Locust and Second street. Boarding House—with Mrs. Swartz, doors below his late residence. .Aprit7, 1847.—ti MORE NEW GOODS. CALI, and see die splendid assortment of New Cood.‘. jest received by • 0c,123'87-s1 3 P. R. I. WRIGHT. ANOTHER large supply of choice Dry Goode for Fall and Winter. AL the Bee hive, North Queen street. CHAS. E. WENTZ Sr. BRO. Lancaster, Oct. 2, , ISl7—tf FOR sale a light two horse wagon nearly new Apply to FRY & SPANGLER. Columbia, Oct. IG, 1817—tf. hRESII I.7IIIIMEAL OIL, nt Young R. Cas sums', N 0.50, Front Strect Columbia. oct.9.tf TERKIR RA SITA.WES. Splendid assortment of Tcrkirra and other lA_ shawls. Just received at 0c2'47 • FRY & SPANGLER'S. PLAINTKETS: I L ALNKETST. S For sale very low at FRY & SPANGLER'S. 0c2'47 ririrn: LADIES arc particularly invited to call early and examine those beautiful Bon. net Ribbons, all new, Fall Styles, now opening at the REX lIIVFi, North Queen st. Sept. 24—ti 00PIECES Alpachas and Lustros, at prices from 18 cents and upwards per yard, now opening at the DEE lIIPE , North Queen at. Sept. 21.—tf DOUBLE EXTRACT OF MUSK just received and for sale at LEADER'S. sepr24'4l-7-tf. I)AYSON'S INDELIBLE INK. for marking linen, silk and cotton ;without the preparation. For sale 14 W. A. 1...F.A1)F.R. VT.A.DIVED—Two apprentices to learn the V Tin, ShccL iron and Copper business. Boys from the country preferred. Apply to Columbia, Sept. 11, 1847. 11. PFAIiLER. LOOKING GLASSES of all kinds, just re ceived at YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50. 80111'47—ff .A_New supply of 'Parton and Monterey Plaids for ladies' wear, just received at septa l'47—tf YOUNG & C.%SSEL'S No. 50. rimiE newest and bcst styles of Gimps and 1 Fringes, just received at septl F47—tf YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50. SILK warp, lustre Plaid and striped Alpaccas, just received at scptl l'47—tf YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. 50. ORLEANS LUSTRE at YOUNG & CASSEL'S No. SO sept 11`47—tf AU DRY Starch Polish, for preparing starch I_ without the addition of any greasy substance, and for producing a btilliant pearly gloss on the linen. &Id only by - R. WILI.I.IIkIS. au2l'47-tf. TOHNSON'S Super. Eesential Walnut Oil Min a tory Shaving Soap, superior to all others for shaving. Sold by It. W ILLI:InIS. AVRIGIIT'S Indian Vegetable Pills or Indian Purgative, and Indian Vegeta ble Syrup warranted genuine For sale by W LLLAMS. NTI-AGUE MIXTURE. A warranted cure fur fever and ague. For sale by It WILLIAMS. N. IL—There is none genuine but that sold by It. Williams. au:11%174C IL BULL'S Compouni! Extract or Sarsa A parilla fa: sale by IL WILLIAMS. aul4'47.tf I)AC CLASPS, Purse and Bag Twist, Steel jp• Beads, Purse and Bag Rings and Fur sgle by R. WILLIAMS. au14•47.11" DOCTOR ROBBY'S Brazilian Hair Curling Liquid. For sale by R. WILLUMS. au 11'4741 DOC TOR TO WNDSEN'S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla never Jails to eradicate en. tirely all the clfects.of mercury, infinitely sooner than any other medicine, night sweats, nervou, debility, nervous complaints of all kinds,neurali gia. organic affections, &c. Sold by au14'4.74f IL WILLIAMS. GIMPS AND FRINGES. 1 - )LACK SILK and INloliair Fringes and _IJO Gimps, for sale cheap at FRY Sc SPANGLER'S Columbia, Aug 7, 18.17.—tf j_ I3EKIN TEAS of all kinds, to be had fresh at YOUNG & CASSEL'S Store, Nu. 30 Columbia, aug. 7, 1847—tf Nails and Spikes. 200 Kegs N AILS, sr IDES and BRADS.— Just received and for sale at reduced prices by RUMPLE HESS. TONES' SOLUTION OF JET, an instanta. neous liquid human hair Dye, for dyeing light, red, or grey hair permanently a brown or jet black color. Full and copious direc• lions enclosed. Sold at the sign of the Amer ican Eagle, No. 82 Catham Street. New York• Price SO cents, .81. or $1,50 per bottle. Sold by Aug. 7,1847—Gm IL W ILLIAMS. A i r ILL and CROSS-CUT SAWS, of 110- Ittland's best. Fur sale at manufactures prices by RUMPLE dt lIESS. Columbia, April 7, 1.847.—tf C3I.A.XXS. ITERR'S Celebrated Lowden Ffth CliAliV Traces, long and short, double and sin gle Link, Breast, Carrying and Halter. Chains, all of which we offer at manufactures prices. RUMPLE & HESS. Columbia, April 7, 1847.—tf VINE OIL. TUST received and for safest the liardivar Store of . RUMPLE & HESS' Colombia, April 7,1847.—tf S I IPEEL BEAD PURSES AND BAGS. (ST received a most splendid assortment of Bead Purses and Bags not to be surpassed by any. Also Steel Brads, Tassels, Rings, Tassels and Rings in setts, Clasps, and Twist of different shades. For sale by W. A. LEADER. n0v20'47-1! TOOTII ACRE ATILLER'S celebrated Odontalgic Drops will I cure the most inveterate tooth ache in ono minute. Warranted not to injure the teeth in the least degree. For sale_by W. A. LEADER. n0v20'474f LILY WIIITE NT ! 0 prepared chalk. But Jones Spanish Lily I_l While, Glenn's Lily White, Rowand's Ala. baster Powder, Ednend's Pearl Powdcr, Powder Bills all of superior quality, together with Toilet Powder and Puffs. Fur sale by nov2o'47•tf W. A. LEADER. /1111 E following lumber was returned to M. I G. l%larplc, Esq., of East Doneg,al town ship, by Christian Bucher, via: 8 hewen logs of various lengths, from 20 to 78 feet long, and squared about 8 by 10 inches, without any par ticular mark observed. Nov. 80, 1847 COOKTLNG STOVES. GREAT IMPROVEMENT. - 1 - 3, P. STEWART'S Patent Air-Tight and . 1_ Hot-Air Summer and' Winter COOKING SP) VP., for Wood or Coal. Sold only at No. 86, Baltimore .Vtacet, Baltimore, by the subscriber, hav ing the exclusive right to sell them in the States of Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia and all Pennsylvania west of the Susquehanna river. This celebrated Stove has now a character which no other has evir attained, and has been often enough and long enough tried to warrant the dec. laration that it is the best Cooking Stove in Ameri ca, and should any doubt it I am ready to test it with any other stove, either as a fuel saver, or com plete operator. It has never been surpassed, i f ever equalled, and I have any amount of testimony sub stantiating the assertion. The first premium was awarded to this stove at the fair of the American Institute, New York; the first premium by the Franklin Institute, Philadel. phia ; first premium by the Mechanics' Institute, ! Boston ; first premium by the Delaware State Ag. ricultural Society, September 184 G. Its performance is warranted is every case. It is equally well adapted to wood or coal, and will do more work with less fuel than any other Stove ever offered to to public. In winter it will warm the largest kitchen, and when fixed for summer, with the summer dress attached, it warms the room no more than a charcoal furnace, and for boiling, broil. ing, roasting, baking, &c., was never surpassed by any Stove, open fire or brick oven. This Stove seas Patented in 1838,—is made of the best material and workmanship, by the Patentee in Troy, New York, thousands being sold annual. ly in the eastern States, one house in Boston last year sold 1807 of them. Since their introduction in Baltimore, hundreds have been sold, and axe in successful operation, giving complete satisfaction in almost every instance. I have a number of certificates from gentlemen of high character and undoubted integrity, which I will take pleasure in showing to any who may call on me, and would refer to the following named persons amongst the many who have them in use in Baltimore; R. A. Dobbin, editor of the " Amer. lean," Mr. Abell, editor of the "Sun," Mr. Barnes, editor of the "Patriot," Rcv. Dr. Green, Rev. R. Piggot, Rev. Mr. Harrison, Rev. Mr. Munroe, Dr. Bear, Dr. McMannus, Dr. Diffendaffcr ' Dr. Mon. monier, with near five hundred others in Baltimore, Merchants, Mechanics, and Laboring men. Wo wish, however, this Stove to stand upon its own merits and not on what myself or the multitude say about it and invite a trial of it, and should it fail to give satisfaction it may be returned any time in twenty days al the expense of the subscriber. For sale by Messrs. JAMES & SAMUEL SMITH, WRIGHTSVILLE, my only Agents north of Baltimore. rnomAs G. lIAPPERSETT. No. SG, Baltimore St., ncar Gay 00.16-3 m Steam Engine for Sale; FACTORY TO RENT. A Fl VE horse power Steam Engine with 11_ an 8 horse boiler in complete order for sale—at present put op in the brick Factory on Union street, above Second. Said building is for sale or to rent; it is so feet square, well lighted, has large doors fronting north and south, on Union street and on a 12 foot alloy, is well adapted for a PLANING MACHINE, for which it was once used, or for a Foundry, or any business requiring large space and good light. The lot on which ihe building stands is large and would suit for the storing of lumber or bulky materials. SO Tons Pine Grove Coal for sale. Oct. 2d—tf J. H. MIFFLIN. DISSOLUTION. T"Epartnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, trading under the firm of J. W. Fisher &Co., has been dissolved by mutual consent. J. IV. FISHER, S. GROVE. Columbia, September 1, 1817. TILE undersigned has just received a fresh supply of goods suited to the season, embrac ing (GOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS and VESTINOS of silk, satin, woollen and silk velvets, merinoes, cashmeres and every other style, which cannot be sur passed for beauty, durability, or cheapness, in this or any other ccuntry town. Ile continues to carry on the Tailoring Bus iness. and will be thankful for a continuance of past favors. J. W. SISIIER. October 2, 1847.4 f PEMBERTON•S COMPOUND FLUID EX TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, for the re. ;naval and permanent cure of all diseases arb..b.c front an impure state of the blood. Prepared only by W. A. LEADER. sept24'47-tt" Soaps, Soaps, Soaps. CI i LD Brown Windsor, ,the True Fine Palm highly perfumed, English Castile Perfumed Variegated, Sand Balls. Crystalline Tailor's, and a superior assortment of Shaving Soaps. For sale by sept94'47-tf W. A. LEADER. TRISH LINENS.-100 pieces just received di. rout from Boston, they are a great bargain, and Well worthy the examination of every housekeeper. Pickings, Flannels, Crash and Table Diaper, for sale at remarkably low prices at the Sept. 2.1--tf BEE HIVE, North Queen st. WO THOSE THAT ARE FOND OF SPORT. THE undersigned have just received the best and most oomplete assortment of Lnglish 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 Revoking and self-cocking PISTOLS. Call and examine for yourselves, at the - cheap Hardware Store of RUMPLE, HE I M Columbia, Aug. 21.1847. M. G. MAR ME
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