IN THE MATTER Of the intended application of HUGH BOYLE, to the Court ofQuarter Sessions. at the April Term, 1648, for license to keep a tavern in the Borough of Columbia. it being an old stand WE, the undersigned citizens of the Borough of Colum his, in which said tavern is proposed to be kept. do certi fy that the said tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangere and travellers. and that we are well acquainted with be said thigh Boy le. and that be is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and travellers. John Cassel. John Ziegler. Paul Hamilton, John A. Hook, Samuel Retire, J. 11. Hunter. Samuel F. Imelinni. Peter Saylor. Reuben Mullisott, Robert Hanulton, Ueo. Wolf, John Vaiighen, F. A. Thomas. March 11, leleAt IN THE MATTER. 01 the intended application J. GAULT, to the Court of Quarter Session.. at the April Term, ItA9, for license to keep a tavern In the Borough of Columbia. it betng au old stand. WE, the undersigned citizens of the Borough of Colum bia, in which said tavern is proposed to be kept, do certi fy that the stud tavern is nece,ory to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers. and that we are well acquainted with the said Joshua J. Gault. 11111 i that he is of good repine for honesty and temperance. rind is well provided with house room and convenience. for the accommodation of strangers and travellers. George Mann. John Lockard. Sett.. K. Ziegler. John Lockard. Jr., Jonas Rumple. Andrew Brown. John Clark. Daniel Zahm. John Laity. James L. Pretstuit. Francis Hays, Chas Rawlings. March 11. ie4e-3t IN THE AIXI TEE of the intended application of JESSE MOORE, to the Court of ((carter tswssions. a , the April Term. 154, for license to keep a tavern in the Borough of Columbia. it being an old stand WE, the undersigned eni/ens of the thorough of Colum bia, in winch said tavern proposed to be kept. do certi fy that the said tavern is arcs-wry to necorninoilaie the public and entertain strangers and traveller.. and that w•e are well acquainted with the said Jesse Moore. and that he is of good repute for hone•ny and temperance. and is well provided with house room and COil l, lllelICC , for the accommodation of strangers mid travellers. John H. Brooks, Daniel Zahm, Peter Saylor. George Weaver John Lightner. Reuben 3lullimon, John. Eddy. 11. G. Munch. Michael Wisler. Jr, Pbnhp Shreiner. John Slack. John S Jeffery Smedley, Hugh sunders. March 11, 1-49-3 t IN TITS MATTER of the intended appleattoit of JOHN BARR, to the Court of Quarter Se•-100, at the April Term. 1,1 , . for license to keep a tasern lit the liorough of Columain. it being an old stand. _ . . • . . . WE, the undersigned cmcens of the Borough of Colum bia. in which stud tavern is propo.ed to be kept, do certi fy that the said tavern is neces,..ary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers, and that we arc well acquainted with the stud John Barr. and that he is of good repute for hone,.ty and temperance. and is well provided IA ith house room and conveniences for the accommodation of ..trance, and travellers Paul Hamilton. George ‘ , l , ike, Reuben Mullison. John Cassel. George Wolt: John Lightner. John Vaughen. Pe ter Saylor. George Weaver. Peter Haldeman. J. W. Cottrell. Charles Rawlings. March 11 : 1,-at IN THE NIAITER of thu intended application of JOS. BLACK, to the Court of gunner nt the April Term. tor a licence to keep a tavern at the Bor ough of Columbia. it being an o'd •itind WE, the took it0(0111411 of Columbia in which said ta,ern propo-ed to be kept. do cernty that the said 1.11.010 0 nece—art. to n "1.4411111011 are tne public arid entertain %mute., I . - and that we tire well llCClplalltled 1.%11/1 lily ...a/ 41 Jts, 1,1 Mach, and that h e to of goo d repute 'or hoar.:: and temperance. and , well provtded ‘voli boa, Orion.. :rind ron,llll-11CCS tor the accommodation of strange, and traveller, John A. Hook. I: s. !trod/wad. .1. Hume,. George Wolf. John .1. 1it...1011.1,k fon lire 111 I:inn, George \\ Ike. Geo C Eram,eti. 11. I: Jno. Laehmer. John Vanghem Peter Haldeman. J. W. Cot trell, 1.. K rmnt ler. Jounei L I'ret.ma4. James Collins. Jr. Mnren 11. I'l--:h IN I'HI:MA'rTER of the intelahnl application of DAN- IliL to the Court of Quart. r Se -tunic, ht the April Term. I,ltr, for hero.... to keen a tavern in the Borough of Col 1/111. it betilg an old -lnd. WE: the intiler,tunedelliTel, of the I/01,110/ Or Col ambit in at hick said tavern is proposed to he kept, do certify that the stud tavern is necessary to ~,eo i nt oot ht te th e public and entertain strangers and travellers. and that WI2 are well ricetplainted with the sold Lionel Herr. and that het., of good repute for honesty and temperance and is well prosni. d with house room and convenience for the accommodation of strangers and travellers. Robert Hatadion. John B. Edwards, nu alien James Myers. Frs A, Thomas. John Jordan, George C. Franci , cus. Henry Pt - abler. John Cassel, Joseph Tyson, Paul Hanithon..l. H. Hunter. March 11. I‘.sl=4.lt IN THE MA'PrER of the intended a:The:mon of RE BECCA ERERLEIN. to the Court of Quarter Ses , ions. nt the April Term. 1-4-. tor been.e to keep a tavern in the Borough of Columbia. it beial. an old <ta•nd. WE. the under,ntned CIII7CII, of the Borough of Col umbia. in which =aid tavern is propo , ed to be kept. do certify that the •aid tavern n. neoo....ary to accommodate the public rind entertain StrallTeN and traveller, and that we are acquainted with the ',oil Rebecca Eberlern. and that she is of tomd Terme for lione:ty nod temperance. and is well provided with hon•c room am] conveniences for the accommodation of ..arainTer , and travellcm John Bruner. Cooper Seibert. Conrail Stuart. Daniel Zahm. Peter Say tor. Robert Spear. John NlTall. Peter A. Kimburg.. Pet , r I lila-man. Rump•e. John Ben net. Isaac Va 11211,1. Jacob I,nm:lam March 11, IN Tim mATTE3I of the Int,ntl,l n2y.hg,kno tt of RD WARD A Ili iWA RD. to tio• Croat of 9uorter Se , - sloes. at the April Toro , I- t.s. for heenso 1,1 , - era ut the lloroogo tot Colon. Id. o .ong no old stand "NT th , 111,11. lit 11, borough of Columbia. in which proposed to I.e kept, no certify that the said raver. , e ry n , gottooodnie the public nod entertato wratlgers tool Iran, filer-. and that we arc well acquainted with toe said Edward A Hownrd.and that he is of good ropos• for honesty and h•toporonce. nod is well provolvd ,lth hens , . revoltild COllVellteneet. for the ngeoonnoolnuon of strangers and travelho, Prior Ilahleman. II 11 Atkto,, Abraham Myers, 1. H. limner, sni t itiiq Rcild. Ibt.r Saylor. TV lll•ck rothe. James-V:11101ot, John sdnek..l W. Cottrell, Gcorirc I. Diller. auchini.lnon Pehr, F A Thomas, hi Concly. Plohp (lo•sler. March 11. 1,1•••-lt. IN Tim MATTER of the un•nded amdicatten of coIt :STELICS TYSON., in the Coort of Quarter Ste , 4irin., at the April Term, ISl'. for lieen.e to keep ii tavern in the Borough of Columma• a Lents tin old •tend 1,111 , .. the under-mood. eltl/011S of th” Borough of Colum bia. in which -.aid tavern to propo.-ed to in‘ kept. To Cer tify, that the -aid inn or tavern is nece..ary to accommo date the public and entertain stranger, and traveller., and that we are well acquainted wan the sad Cornelius Tyson. and that he I, of gond repute for honesty and tem perance, and is well provided with house room and con veniences for the accommodation, of strangers and trav ellers. John Cooper, Thrimn. Lewic Joniiihnn Pu,y. John \V Coriri•ll. Peter 11:11.irninn. IVin. Power, J. Ziegler. George 11 - 11, John Lightner, Samuel Redd. March 11, 15 It"; MATrEIt of the Intended apploottion of DAVID CA ssr.L, Jr, to tar Court of quaver nt the April Term 1-1-. for breve' to keep a tavern in the Ilornuch of Marteita. it helm; an old ....and wr... the under.urned en t ie n n Dorench nf Mariet ta, in which said Int ern u..prettrted to he net.% Do Certi fy. that the =aid an or tavern in neee.nary to :teem/ono. date the public and entertain ane j tnt•r hers. and that we are well aeunainted tech the said Da. .7r. and that he in nt rood repute for hottecty and temper. a nte , and is %y e ll pr, t cidod wtth house room and eon, en• itenrea for the arrommodatiot e . ..lran:ter , and :rayon,. Abraham Ca•..el. John H. Goodman. I. roller. S. zunel Nowlor. Nimrod ran-el. John Ludwir Fidler. S. F. Encle. Fredenek llehlmr. Wm Cummtur... Andrew 7..eader. John IC Fidler. Samuel Joluntoo, II Mucselman. Henry rourhenour • Mnreh 11. 1-1-,lt rsTur. MATTER of the intended applieation of JACOB RIG LEO. to the Court niQuarter Se-'tons. at the April Term. for license to keep n tavern in the Borough of Marietta. it being, an old stand WE.the undersigned. e:n7ens of the borough of Mariet• ta, in which said tavern is proposed to he kept, Ito Certi fy, that the said= or tavern is necessary. to accommo date the public nod entertain strancers and travellers. and that we are well acquainted wan the said Jacob Big ler, and that he is of good repute for honesty and temper ance, and is well provided with house room and conven iences for the accommodation of strunrers and travellers Abraham Cassel. David Barry. S Earle. Frederick ileverling. Conrail Smith. Frederick shine. S S Nagle. Abraham Varley.Joseph Mack, Samuel Oberlin. Samuel Bailie, David Rinehart March 11, 1,7144-3 t. IN THE NATTER of the intended appltentton ofJAMES STACK Ilz tUt.ll-.1. to thr Court of quarter Session., tit the April Term,leV, for license TO keep a tavern in the Borough of Marietta. it lining an old stand WE, tue undentgned, citizens of the Borough of Mari etta, in which said tavern is proposed to be kept. Do Cry tify, that the said inn or tavern Is necessary to accommo date the public and entertain strangers and travellers. and that we are well acquainted with the said Jame, Staekhouse, and that he is of rood repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house Town and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and travellers. Samuel Bailie ,Andrem Leader, Abraham Varley. Niel. etas Chapman. Adam Steiger. T. Johnston, Simon S ;stn. rle, John Parka, Henry Hants, Abraham Cassel, Jobu Roth. Joseph Mack March 11, 15154. it NOTICE. TiFsabseriber haring disposed of his stock t. Merc:lrenchte. and 000ket, u t ott :i• dt,:o tt o g host. fleas. herchy oottfies all Coo., t , t d e b te .l to bin to call and settle up their aocounta. and 1 , 0, having rlattn, ogninat !um to present tlxm without dehp I If....3lumtna. March 4. T.. li. SAYLOIT. IN THE MATTER of the intended application of MARY FISHBAUGH, to the Court of Quarter Sessions. at the April Term, BSI?, for license to keep a tavern m the Borough of Marietta, it being an old stand. WI; the undersigned, citizens of the borough of Mariet ta, in which said tavern is proposed to be kept, Do Certi fy. that the said um or tavern is necessary to accommo date the public and entertain strangers and travellers, and that we are weil acquainted with the said Mary Fish bough. and that she is of good repute for honesty and tem perance. and is well provided ssuh house room and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and travellers Samuel Johnson. Joint Parks. John Schack. Abraham Cassel, David Rtaeliari. John J. Libhari, S F. Eagle. P. 1.. Etter, Henry Schack, James Dully, T. JOIIIIMOII, A. Spangler. March 11. li=4=4t IN THE:MATTER of the intended application of JOHN LIST, to the Court of Quarter Sesgions. at the April Term, IS-13, for lieen.e to keep a tavern in the Borough of Columbia. it beaux. an old stand. WE the uriderogned citizens of the borough of Colum bia, in which saint tavern is proposed to be kept, do cer tify that the said tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers, and that we are well acquainted with the said John List, and that lie is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the as rmninodution of strangers and travellers. Ilan , .on Atkan... Pranme Hoye. Henry P. Wolf. Jae. I. Pretstnnn. John Slack. George Hnmaher. Mtehael ‘l'lsler. John Jordan. Robert Spear, Joan Me l'all. Jonas Rumple. John It Edwards. March IE , , 1.,1c.-3t IN THE MATTER of the intended application of R. W RANDALL. to the Court of Quarter Sessions at the April Term, for license to keep a tavern in the Village of Safe Harbor. WE the under , istied citizens of the village of Safe Har bor. in which said tavern is proposed to be kept. do cer tify that the said tavern is necessary to accommodate the public and entertain strangers and travellers. and that see are well acquainted with the stud R. W. Randall. and that he is of sood repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with home room and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and travellers. W. D. Applegate, Aaron Kendig. P. Hoffman, J. M Perkins, Edward Hess, Jonas Sourbeer. John H. Slow. Amos lies.. Wm. Bowen, \t'm Rose, Christian Ohinit, Jacob Ostrich. Jr. March 15. IL• —3t IN TliF. MATTER of the intended application of FRAN CIS FLURY, to the Court of Quarter Se+sions, at the • April Term. 1,74=, for licence to keep a tavern in the Borough of Marietta. It being an old stand. WE the undersigned eintenc of the borough of Marietta. in which the sunl tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify that the snit tat ern in necesnary to accommodate the public and entertain ntramtern and travellers, and that we are well acquainted with the •aul Francis Flury. and that he in of good repute for honenty and temperance, mid is well Novickd with honce room and conveniences for the accommodation of stranger. and travellere. Samuel Ilopkins, S. S. Nagle. Abraham Cassel, Jacob ('ogler. John Roth. Jacob Roth, Jr, John J Ltbhart. 301121 R. Difienbach. Alexander Lindsay, Reuben Welshans, Wm A Spangler, Jacob Graybill. 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As an earliest of the liberality with which he intends to conduct that department of the work. lie has prepared. nt a large outlay. a magnificent frill luiglr Portrait of Washington. price tan dollars. in supple alai 111 , 7/01111t. Willett will be presented gratis. free or posing, to cv%ry yearly sub seedier to hi'' Colninbian Magazine who all send to the Publisher '7 , 33 m atteaune. postage paid. It is an engrav 1.,g of such superior morn• and the subject is of suet, prefttllllti awl nlndmg uucrcst. that he cannot doubt that to Zia Win highly grainy the receiver. and largely swell the list of Ins subscribers. Ile ainuex••,, also. the Iltterai ferias of publication. it being under stood that tile , aitsCrlptlalls are at Cash . For the Magarme Eiturnving of Washington. For Ca. two copies of the Magazine. and the Engrav ing With each lOr"l'he great National Picture of the Declaration of Independence. lust publt•lttd Thtr picture. which was painted lip Trumbull for the Rotunda at %Va.-NOV.I. and originally cluzraved on copy. r by Mr. Darand.has been rc-engraved on .n•el and ,'the re-ult of two year, labor. It contains portraits or all the mailers. and should be the Republican Emblem in the home of ex cry American mulct, The .ice of the engraving is 21 by 31 Inches; it is printed on the best plate paper, 2$ by 3$ 111 Chet. Price. Every person, who will send to The Publisher of the Colombian St. post paid, shall TeCCIVC a copy of this Engraving and a copy of the Macaritie for one year,— the engraving tree oi postage. For tir'si t the Magazine, Engraving of Washington. and Declaration of Inde en dexter. JOIIN S TAYLOR. Publ6ller, 151 Nascritt 'treet. New York XCELE'S EMBROCATION FOR Horses. This Embrocation, so well known by the Boatmen, Wagoners, Farriers, Farmers. :Stage Drivers, and Private Gentlemen, with Horses, is spoken of in the highest terms for the following complatnts : old or fresh cuts, wounds and bruises, old strains and swel lings, strains of the shoulders, galls produced by the col lar and saddle, and in all cases where the mints and tendons arc if a relaxed condition. For sale by W. A. LEADER. Columbia, Feb 12•tf PAXIT NIZZER. DERRY DAVIS'S Pain Killer, or the People's FAVORITE.—The ant:weather beg. leave to hintrin the citizens at Columbia and vicinity that he has just received from Providence. R. 1.. three bores nt Perry D.V11 . • Palo Killer. en well known to the New England Planes for removing all kinds of pains. no 1101Itet what kind—Rheumatism. Aching FACP Aching Teeth. Burns. Pain in the neck, hark, and Colds, Cholic pain, gee .dte.„ and Mr sale only by W. A. LEADER. Columbia. November R . 1817.—tt A.TTEDID T O your Coughs and Colds.-11r. Jaynes Ex t.e Olt I.lr e.not.rlnt. cold, Awn,' S Mond. 11•.nntna orniert. 11-nr..one.o. Pain and Soretn,a or tilt side and lt,mk Cotiannarnsno. and all duress 41( the Lungs and Breast, Ace • &e. Fur • .l. hY N0v30'47-t1 W. A. LEADER. LITTIILL'S LIVING AGE. pIIBLISIIED every Salnrday.—Terms 12 1-2eents a number. or six dollars a year, in advance.—This work is conducted in the spirit of Littell's Museum of Foreign . Literature. (which was favorably received by the public for the last twenty years,) but as it is twice as large, and appears so often. we not only give spirit:and freshness to it by many things which were excluded by a month's delay, but while thus extending our scope and gathering a greater and more attractive variety, are able no to inerease the solid and substantial part of our liter ary, historical. and political harvest, as fully to satisfy the wants of the American reader. The elaborate and stately Essays of the Edinburg, Quar terly, and other Reviews; and Blackwood's noble criti cisms on Poetry. Ins keen political Commentaries. highly wrought Tales, and vivid description of rural and monn lain Scenery; and the contributions to Literature. Histo ry, and common Life, by the sagacious Spectator. the sparkling Examiner, the mdicious Athenreum, the busy and industrious Literary Gazette, the sensible and com prehensive Britannia, the sober and respectable Chris tian Observer; these are intermixed with the Milgrim; and Naval rementseenecs of the United Service, and with the best articles of the Dublin University, New :Monthly, Fraser's 'Fait's, Ainsworth s, Head's. mid of Chambers' admirable Journal. We do not consider it beneath our dignity to borrow wit and wisdom from Punch; arid, when we think it goal enough, make use of the thunder of the The Tunes. We shall increase our variety by im portations from the continent of Europe, and Irma the I new growth of the British colonies The steamship has brought Europe. Asia. and Africa into our neighborhood; and will greatly multiply . our connections as Merchants, Travellers. arid Politicians, with all parts of the world; so that much more than ever it now becomes every intelligent American to be inform ed of the conddion and changes of foreign countries. And this not only because of their nearer connection with our , selves. lint because the nation seems to be hastening through a rapid process of change. to union new state of things. which the merely political prophet cannot com pute or foresee. Geographical discoveries. the progress of Coloni7ation. (winch is extetitheni over the whole world.) and Voyages and Travels, will Ire favorite matter for our selections: and, in general. we shall systematically and very fully acquaint our readers with the great department of For eign affairs. without entirely neglecting our OWII. While eve aspire no make tine Living Age desirable to all who wish to keep themselves informed of the rapid progress of the movement—to Statesmen, Divines. Law yers, and Physicians—to men of business and men of leisure—it is still a stronger object to make it attractive and useful to their Wives and Children. We believe that we can thus do some good in our day and generation; and hope to make the work indispensable in every well- I inform.' family. We say indispensable. because in tins I day of cheap literature it is not possible to guard against the Max of what re bad in taste and vicious In Moral., ill any Other seep than by furnishing a .lelieleia supply of a healthy character. The mental and mural appetite M.? Inc gratified. We hope that. by svninowing the wheat from the chaff. - by provlrling abundantly Mr the innigmintion, and by a large collection on Biography, Voyages and Travels, literary and more solid Matter, wo /nay produce n war): which -hail lie popular. while at the seine tune it will aspire to raise the standard of public taste. TT:lilts—The Living, Age is published every Saturday. by E. I,irr ELI. Si: Co . ror net . ot Tremont and Broomfield sts.. 80-ton—Price 12!. cents a number. or su: dollars a a year :II advance Bemittbnees for any period sr ill be thankfully received and promptly attended to. fJ'• To Insure rettnlamy m =thug the work, orders should be addressed to the office of publiennon, as above. 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Who does not long earnestly. and would not strive as siduously, to Cultivate his natural power., rind render Inm.elf better and more happy? To such each number ~•illbc a prompter and text-book. TERNIS: INVARI OILY IN ADVANCIC. ONE D01.1.A12 A YEAR SANIPLE NUMBERS Of this Journal will be Gem GHAT!!. NVIICII desired To resolve attention. letter , and orders must lu• post paui. and dlrected to FOWLER & WELLS, fetCr.N. No 131 Nassau at. New York. EDINBURGH QUARTERVW PROSPECTUS of the EDINBURGH QUARTERLY k MAGAZINE OP MORAL. AND INTELLEcTuAt. SCIENCE, Volume I. fur I-I,—Aincricall etlition—C,Eo. COMM: and ROMA'S COX. rsoors. _ - • Ira. The many and earnest desires expressed by the lovers 01 Phrenology on tints sideline Atlantic. Und the hope of still further advancing this great cause, has induced us to publish an American edition of du; profound and SCI ENTI FIC quAn PERLA". Its character and stints need but little comment. further than that it emanates trom some of the ablest minds in England and Scotland. and has been before the public more than twenty years. 17.0R6 The distinguished phrenological writer. is its principal contributor. and virtual conductor. This work embodies all the new discoveries. together with all of intere.st which appertains to Phrenological Scenic,. MAGNE'IIs3I It also advocates. showing its adaptation to medical sci ence. to the relief of human suffering, and to its other va rious and important applications. It also urges, withgreat ability and pre-eminent success, 111.1 AN 111"GlITS. Showing the bearings of this science of mind to legisla tion. moral and political government, as well as to inch vidual selt-control and intellectual cultivation. The first number will be embellished with a 1,mi1a . ..a portrait oi Mr. Corrilie, and subsequent numbers by too-e Of Dittos th , llllmllbed farh iltuntwr w.ii con tain 90 pages, and will I.e issued quarterly oaths following REDUCED TERMS, INVARTAFILY ADVANDE. Single copy, one )car. $.2 00 Three copies, do 5 00 All subscribers will commence and close with, the vol ume. Please address FOWLER & WELLS. fe1.2642. No 11l Nassau st, New York. A NEW VOLI7IVICE THE ROME JOURNAL FOR ISIS. Edited by A. MOMS & W ILLIS. The immense edinotis of the January numbers of this universally popular FAMILY NEW:‘PATER are disappearing rapidly. New SCBSCRINERtc who wish to preserve all the chapters of the new and beautiful AMERICAN NOVEL _ . . (now in the course of pultheation I and files of the work for lA , . can be supplied with complete sets if immediate application be made. The Home Journal is precisely what its title implies: a Journal for /lonic. It contains an endless variety of choice. instructive. refined and ster ling literature—the amusing News and Gossip of England France and America. and a chTomele of naves for ladies, It is not only a weekly review of the world's progress. but a highly ornamental parlor newspaper of piquant and peculiar Interest. It is, in short. the best and cheapest paper ever issued by its editors. and by far the most e a . terumung rind elegant. The terms are only .F. 2.00 ri ) ear. for 3 copies for SI; I Address Moms & Willis. No. 107 Fulton-street. New York. MORNING TRAIN AGAIN. Between York, Wrightsville and Co- Zambia —The President and Directors of . • the Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail Road Company having consented to conunue the MORNING TRAIN between the above places. 113—The Car will leave Columbia DAILY, [Sundays ex ceNedj at 61, o'clock, A. Al., and the Train will leave Wrightsville at 61 o'clock. Returning, the Train will leave York at 9 o'clock, A. M. D C. 11. BORDLEY, April 17,15.17. Supc SUNDAY TRAIN. am. Baltimore & Susquehanna Rail Road. The :Warning I'AtiSESGER TRAIN will run from Balturiore reg,ularly, hereafter, on Sun day, at 0 o'clock A. . arid Returning will start from Co lumbia at IC NI., Wrighowdle 2 . and from fork at .3 o'clock, P. NI., a. oil oilier of the week. 'rile mail between 13.11IIITIOTe and York x, ill he carried by Run train No other train erill run on Sunday. I) C. II 13ORDLEY., ...iurcrtati &Went of Transportauon MUM wan,/! rT:RY the New Light.-111 Families using Can ..l_ dies or Lamps of any kind, are informed that they can avoid all the trouble of the first, and the nuisance of the latter, by using Raub's Ethereal Lumps, which are free from smoke or anything offensive, and require no trim ming or snuffing, and are so constructed that a teaspoon ful of Ethereal will burn 12 hours Genuine Ethereal manufactured and sold only by Elias Raub. who is duly authorized. No Fluid sold as Ethereal in this town is genuine Columbia. Jan. I, 124,stf. Pram= TEAS Y 'rl AGENCY FOR TILE PEKIN TEA COMPANY, compri•ing the different grades of Green and In 131ack TIL%S. put up carefully in TIN FOIL. in quarter and half pound papers, expressly for family use. %I - c deem it unnecessary to enter into detail , . as its supe riority aver all other TEAS has been long tested by the increasing demand for them. Principal Depot. No. 21, South Second street. Phila. For sale by FRY & SPANGLER, Who arc the only authorized agents for Columbia. December IE, 1517.-1 m 033! MY 333343.33 !! lIEADUL-Well, what's the matter Why , my hair is all . falling out, and I shall soon be bard Well. no matter for that—you hare only to use Jayne's Hair Tonic faithfully. and it will not only stop your hair Irma falling off, and gesiore your scalp to a healthy con dition. but cause your hair to grow again more beautiful than ever l'cr sale by W. A. LEADER. Columbia. Jan. 15. Ic49.—tf: xvxtrazr.xt a. CO.'S mitenEss. BY their own Cars in charge of messengers, and tinder locks. DAILY between Philadelphia. Lancia.- ter. Columbia. Wrizlitvville, York. Getty.thurg. Baltimore Wm.hinginsi. Smith. We...t, North and Eant, by EVEN ING AIA 11. TRAINS . . & Co. are now prepared to forward in their Cars. Packages. Parcels. Bundles. light Cases, and all descrip tions of goods and merchandage ; also Specie, Bank Notes. Drafts. 1311 A for collection, order., Sr., to nay of the Mime mimed places lw pa.sMiger trains and mail speed. Being desirous of aifording every facility for the prompt and eemminical transaction of any co ttttt ussion entrusted to them. they respectfully solicit the patronage of all to their line. All good, or packages nia , tt he marked By Miller & Co'. Exprclts a F. GRIFFITH. Agent. Miller & Co'. I;xpre , g, Colombia. nerreec —Corner of Third and Clic-taut •-trect. Phila delphia ; Chu, :Norman. Lancroder• If. Rawl - ell. York. BuildinFq. Baltimore; Gay k Co . cor. wail and Broadway. N. N : (4:n' & Co.. Stine st.. nn-tan; NVaQh ingion. 1) C.: ll.lehinond, Va.; Wheeloig. Va.. Plit— burgh. Pa , Gen) .d.urg. Pa. Nov. d, 1..-17.—tf COLUMBIA. LIVERY STABLE. THE subscriber Mainz fitted up a Livery Sla 1. He,. the borough of 00111111b1:1. at the Wa...lnnuton I lotel. would respecttully call the attention of the eilltells and couununily to that tact. Jfe. having gone to co:l,d -erable rare and expetace to get up each a -mud no the town never yet had. IA mad beg leave to announce, tnat he in, prepared littn-elf with a eat. and SAE': OF 11ORSES. Together woll ntilereta Intal, of CARRIAGES. to suit the travel hunt connottnit), now a.lot a Aare of patronage doe to a pursue good. and hopes by -trist and prompt :MCC -11011 to IC-- /lOC of t 1 0 ,111,... to mint the same. S.• )mllllllll he rte.. all draw 'war A n ,' n o toy feeble song Inue C ir. If you in llor-etuate.lup de lag it And oil 0 0010 bnlsp• moon It flight. Peretinitee -woe liar oils at your vde, Deny the plett.are of an evening !ado. A Carnage, llo,c or Cottelt you need B. Edwa then nr..t %peed. To core, you all. you'll find bun able, 13y calling at Ins i.tveey "nitic. .1 ol IN B. EDWA RDS. Columbia, October fin. 1. , t; TO SPORTSMEN. THEundersigned have just received the best and ino.4 complete assortment of nielish and GM , faun stab and livid and patent breech 1)0:B1.1: BAR RELED tiCNS. tshich have ever been offered in this market at such price- that will suit all Moo. max Barrel ed Revolt ing and ' , ell-crocking' PISTOLS Coll and ex- Utallle for ourselves. at the cheap Harda are More of RUMPLE St. HESS. Columbia. August 21. TO PRINTERS THE subscriber is now manufacturing Printing INK of a superior qindity. and oiler. it tor ..ale large or .rnall quantine... upoidiceommoduting term,. In any m-tanee where the Ink not answer the de scription. it will be exchanged Or the price refunded. A Itheral dt,count will he made upon large purchases for ca.m. The News Ink is put up in kegs of 10. I. t.'o. 25, 30, 50 ;mil Inn Ihs. Book Inks in small kegs and in 11,. canisters. Colored Inks also in lb. munsier, 117,,—A do 11,. keg of the best news mk will be sent to only noun of the Penn'a Improvements at my msk free of charge. upon reeelpt of COPAL VA RNISII in barrel., kegs. and cont.:tern. J. 11. MIFFLIN. Columbia. May '2O. I -17.—tf PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS PZIILADELPIXIii. TYPE AND STEREOPYPE FOUNDRY. The sub ,ac [limo, are prepared to titrtinat. at ...lion 0ct...... e. cry. article U. 141 ni a Printing Ottice. anti has c reduced the Price. of Type upward.. of I 9 per cent. They now charge tor Pica. 3^ ct. dlmtmt. if cis Small Pica, 31 - Nonpareil, rttt Long Printer, 36 44 Agate. Boil rgco,, 411 - Pearl. el yo Drevier, 4G Diamond, 2 on Determined to =pare Ito expemte nt maltit)g their est:ll,- 11=1.7mm as complete as po,dble they into genuine up a uotfurm t•crte= of the celebrated Scotus Paces. winch are unequalled for heatay ti daralttloy. and ttelttell they ittl as ured will meet m jilt general approbauon. St.veral sties are nose rends-. Having recently visaed Europe for the purpose of pro. curing every naprovemeat In their line of oustites, they nosy offer a greater variety of Fanc . l. Type. Border, Or- IlaMelll. n ße . . than any oilier establishment in the United States , and their improved methods of ca.ung. and of preparing metal. enable them to furnish orders in a manner to ensure satisfaction. Pruitirig Pre...es of every deqeription. Printiim Chasei , , Caties. Brass Rule, Furniture, Sc , at the Inwebt rates. Second-hand Presses and Type which has been used only in stereotyping. generally on hand gooks. Pamphlets. Nlnste. Medicine Directions, Label. Checks. brans, &c, correctly and elegantly stereotyped as heretofore N. B. Specimen Books will be sent to Printers who wc.ll to make order, L JOHNSON r Co. , Dec. le. Ni. 6. Little Ueorge oh. OLIVER EVAN'S QALIMANDER, Fire and Thief Proof Iron Chests, ‘Varranted equal to any other make, and have never been injured by Fire or 13nrelars. in a single instance Ile also keeps on hand a full supply of COITIMOn Chests, made of lighter iron, at lower prices. Letter Copying Presses and Books. Trucks for Stores, Factortes, &c. Druggists' Presses. Laele Gin,. paper. Portable Shower !laths, be Pricking levers. 'foisting Machines. Refrigerators and %Vales Filters. OLIVER EVANS, GI South Second St. below Chesnut, Philadelphia. REFRIGERATORS for cooling and preserving Meat. Butter. 3111 k, and all articles intended for culinary pur poses. WATER FILTERS—OIiver Evans' Celebrated IVa ter Filters. for Purifying %Voter that is brackish or mud dy. whether by rains. minerals, or otherwise cart he had of all sites and prices, at the NVareroorns. No fa South Second Street. two doors below Chesnut St.. Naiad. Philadelphia. October 2il, 1,17. 110VER'S TIRST Premium Writing Ink.--Silver medal just 12 awarded by the Atnerieuit Institute, New York, inl7. The following testimony from distinguished Institutions speaks for itself. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia. May 11. 1c.41. Having tried. for some time, the Black Ink manufactu red by Mr. Joseph E. Hover, see have found it well suit ed for manuscript, by its running freely, and its exeunt non from coagulation. Its shade also we are pleased with. W. E. HORNER, M. D, Dean of the Faculty and Frofes sor of Anatomy. JOHN LUDLOW, Provost. SAMUEL B WYLIE, Vice Provost. HENRY REED. Secretary of the Faculty of Arts. ROSEWELL Le cturer Prof. of Nat. Phil. and Chemistry. W. W. GE HARD, n the Med. Department, PENNSYLVANIA MEDICAL COLLEGE, PUILADELPIIIA. We fully concur in the above. SAM'L. G. MORTON. Ti. D., Dean of the Faculty. Central High School, Philadelphia. A. D. BACHE. Principal 11. McMURTRIEs M. D, Professor of Anatomy. American Fire Insurance Co., Pluladelplua. FREDERICK FRALEY, Secretary. Custom House. Philadelphia. .1. D. GEORGE. Deputy Navel Officer HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT A Superior Article. Warranted. For sale. Nvliffle,flv and Retail. nt the Manuthetory. Nclrth Thlrd street. opposite Cherry street, Ns' s - f delphis, by JOSEI'II E. HOVER. Manufacturer f Plaludelphia, May r, 1,17 —ly 11;1' '.I. ;I~'l il5l~l 03311ELPEIST IN TEEZI Vl7oltra STEAM Refined Sugar Candies, Twelve and a half cents per pound. \Vholesalc. J. J. RICHARD. SON. No. 42 Market street, Philadelphia, takes pleasure its informing the pahltc , that he still continues to sell hi. very superior Steam Refined Candy at the low price of 512 - 50 per 100 lbs.. and the quality is equal to any ma ne , facture , ' in the United States. Ile also offers all kinds of goods in the Confectionary and Fruit line at corresponding low prices, as quick sale, and small profits are the order of the day. Call or send your orders. and you cannot fail to be sal. isfied. Don't forget the number, 42 Market street. J. J. RICHARDSON. Phila. Feb, 2G, 1949-3 m VITELTAILINGI. PANE UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, & PARASOLE7II ki WM. H. RICHARDSON'S Steam Factory the only one in the United States, No. 104 Market Street, Philadeb pina. Merchants are respectfully informed that I continue to Manufacture all the above goods, by the aid of steam, notwithstandmg the great opposition of panics oppose d to the introduction of expetigive improvements. My at. 9OrtMent i 4 complete. and prices so low, as to give enure saticfaction. there jean Umbrella Store next door, of nearly the same name. it is important you should remember 15 7 :11. H. RICHARDSON. Steam Factory, and Patentee of the I'Valking Cane Um brella. Sign of the Lady and Eagle, N 0.104 Market Street, Philadelphia. (a-Attention is requested to the celebrated 'Walking Cnne Umbrella, a neat and beautiful article combining all the advantages of a Cane and Umbrella. February 5, 1r149.-5m SPRING FASMONS. STRAW Goods. The undersigned would re .pectfullyy invite the attention of Dealers to his assort. meat of _ BRAID, FANCY AND STRAW BONNETS, which. from the facilities he possesses of mannfactunng, cannot be surpassed. Bonnets of every kind, of the newest and most fashion. able styles. at the lowest prices. ALSO, MEN'S, BOYS' AND INFANTS' STRAIT BATS AND CAPS. TITOS. W BITE, Bonnet Manufacturer, 41 South Second Street, übove Chestnut, cast std.: Phila. Feb. Y 6. 1 el‘3-4.lin NVit.i..tata T. WALTERS CIIARLW HARM. WALTERS ace 13.11.3XVE1P, (Late I lazlelturst & 'Walters,) PRODUCE A G EN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No,. 15 and 16 Sia.ar's Wharf, 13ALTIA10111.1 Liberal Cask advances made on Consignments of all kinds of Produce. Baltimore. January. 1549. COUGHS COLMS, Asthma and Consumption.—The Indian Vegetable Balsam is the only reined)' that can arrest nh certainty the various pulmonary affections under which thou,ands sink into the grave. No one ever used this Balsam according to directions without lindine relief It pre-n ivel} Cures Asthma. Brom Inflamailon of the Lungs and Throat, Coughs, Colds, Whoopuig Corinth, Croup. COIIRIMptiOII, do It riots nil it promises, and all that is tusked is jag to give n a hi, trail. and it will at once prove run superiority over every thing, of the kind. The Italian Vegetable Bolgam is prepnred only by II M. Crass turd, Philadelphia, and for sale by Westbrook & spongier. Agent for Columbia; J. T. Ander:on, Marietta, C. S. Kaullwan, Washington; J. Herr & Son, Safe liar. bor. October 16, Le47.—Gm DOCTOR Yourself for 25 cents, By moans of the Pocket Xseuls. piny, or, Every One his Own Physic= I—Seventeenth FAi. tion. will, upwards of one hen. dred Engravings. show mg pn vnte di , enses in every shape and form, and malionnations of the generative .ystein. 13y \V ,r. YOUNG. )1. The tune ha. now arrived, that per•ous Staering from se• eret disuse, steed no more be. come xtettins of Quoekrty.as• by the prescriptions contained in this book any one may cure himself. withouthindratire tohnsines, or the knowledge of the most Hamm, friend, and with one-tooth the 'lentil expense. hi addttsm•,(n the general routine of Private di.eri.eq, it full• explains the cause of Manhood's early decline. with observations on :Marriage—lie-sib, many derangement 4 which it would not be proper to enumerated in the public prints. Penny re.tiling at a dictance front Philadelphia, ens have tin:, book forward to them through the Pont Office. on the receipt of twenty-five cents, directed to Dr. \Vtlllnun Voting. 1.52. :spruce street, Phtladelpina. January 22. Itlii.-311t AZFIRICTED READ , t Certain Disease Cared in TWO DAYS.—TIir NIOST SPEEDY REMEDY FOR PAINS IN THE loins, recent and dimply affections of the k alneys, dn. ease of the bladder. gravel, seminal weak Iles,. &c. Per sons who, by indulging in a secret habit have entailed on themselves constitutional ilebiltty, should apply un medlatelyto DR. KINKEI.IN . of the Philadelphia cal House, the oldest institution of the kind In the Mice. N. W. corner of TIIIRD rind UNION Sts.. be.! tweet, Spruce nu d Pine. 11 squares from the Exchange. This .Ifrdirai /foist was established by Dr K. Sheen years agn, for the suppression of quackery, there heist Tea icy fwfsoPs. Will knowledge, name or character, who Pat anvernsements 111 the mitotic paper., that an in. stamina of tins kind was Ing4lv necessary to prevent the afflicted. especially strangers, front falling min the hand, of WM.' iniskinful wretch, who instead of curing. might send his victim to an untimely grave. Therelme. the afflicted should slim. the numerous pretended physicians who know wahine nt I lie practice of medicine. hut cow snit Dr Kin kelin who Cl 3 res A Certarn DlseaPt in twant three drive according lit the state of the pntient, without the ea u of merctiry. No thercarial rented's,' lire used by Or. ; lies medicines are pal table and barmier., and all his patieitts are honorably shielded. from Poen the possibility of helot: di.covered. De whit places lum self under the care of Dr. K.. nay re loginesly confide in bis honor as a eentleman. and coatillently rely main Ito skill as a physic mu. and if he I, not speedily relieved no rei tttttt «ration will be demanded. Strictures. one of the moat troublesome and dangerwis affections, which often end in gravel, inflaination. weak. Hess. &c . Dr lioikelni etiarauttes to renuive sheedill; aniline. swellings diseased prostrate eland. &c Sim. tures have ruined many who had no knowledge of their ! existence. Take Particular Notice.—tianng men who have injured themselves by a certain practice indulged In—a habit frequently learned from evil C. 11111311101141. or at school— the effects of winch are nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy both mind and body, should apply 1111Me dmiely. Weakness tied criii.litittional debiltty mane dint els cured and fn it visor restored. All Millersport paid. 7' he Notice. —Dr. Kiiikelm has lord greater practice in the above affections than any physician in the United States. Ile also possesses an advantage over all others, from the fact of Ins having inutile.' In the great fins-punts of Europe. Thnusands in Philadelphia ran testify that he cured them after every other means has failed. Sepa rate room. fir private consultation. Open till S.F. N. Travellers supplied at a ttttttt lent's notice, with the fts qiusite medicines to cure themselves privately. Packages of inedictnes seat to any part of the U. 6. More particulars in the Spirit of the Times. 0c5•47.1, CHESNUT SP. NOUSE. \T 0. 121 Chesnut Ire Cl, few doors below 4th, North =Me —The subscriber reveettully informs hie friends and the public in general, that he still continues to keep the above establishment. Every pains is at all times taken to render this one o the beet. and. front it. central mtuation, it is one of die most convenient Hotel. in the city. His TABLE ss furni.hed. at all times, with the choicest delienewe of the sea..., !its WINE.S n o d LIQUORS arc not surpassed by InlY other establishment in tins city. His Screams arc careful, honest and obliging. Terms of Boarding to suit the times. Country Merchants and Business Men will find the cation of the Curs:err Sr. liotsg, in the most business pert of Philadelphia. The subscriber pledges himself that every• thing in hit power shall be done to give satisfaction to those who fa. nor loin with their patronage SAMUEL MILLER, Philadelphia, Sept 27, 1547.—1 y Proprietor 4:4.zr-NA .. %C. % 11111 11 1 .• E A S Dgi d liiA WAIVIIII Atli! JEWELRY STORE," 96 North Svc' and Street, corner of Quarry. Gold Lever %Vetches, full jewelled, 18 carat cases, E 45 0 ° I Silver Lever Watches, full jewelled, WO Silver Lever Watches. seven jewels, 180 Silver Lepine %Vetches. j 'welled, finest quality, / 30 Superior Quartier %Vetches, 100 0 Imitation Quartter Watches, 30 Gold Spectacles, 8. 00 Fine Silver Spectacles, 1.73 Gold Bracelets with topaz stones, ISO Ladies Gold Pencils. 10 carats, ain Gold Finger Rings 211. rents to SS—Watch Mattel, plain 191 cents. patent 1-}, Lunct 25. Other article, in proportion. All goods warranted to be what they Arc sold for. O. comt.o. tin hand. some Gold and Silver Levers, Lemur , - sad Qiiartters !owe r than the above prices. Plaledelphia. April 10, IgG.-1y feb 53m
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