AZIZIMOVELZ 833211LOVILL !! of; 'Pitl V l a ngtee t n6 TZ P i lelar h k S t ationa r y .tore late of firm of Westbrook & Spangler, hes temoved his establishment to the house lately occupied by Mr. Raub on Front Street, a few doors north from the Corner of Locust. and next door to Wm. A Leader's Drug sture,—where he will continue the former business to all its branches. Having enlarged bit stocks he is prepared to furnish every article in the Book and stationary line, at the very lowest rules; School Books of every kind, Blank Books, Fools Cap and Letter Ps Per bY the wholesale or retail. Pocket Knives, Razors, Got.» PENS. Pocket Books,Combs, Hair. Tooth, and Cloth Brushes—Razor Strops,.Sriap, Brushes, &c. Ink Stands, Ink by the Bottle—Dominoes, Chess Men, Dice. A splen did lot of Silk, Steel Beads. Clasps and Tassels, for purses, Gold and Silver Bullion—for Working Slippers, &c. Ant a most superior lot of fancy stationery for the Ladies Doi , . forget the Cheap Depot, at W. IL SPANGLKR'S, Next Door to W. A. Leader's Drug Store. sm.A.TxorirEm.y AN extensive assortment of STATIONERY, eon tasting in part of Plain and Fancy Letter and Fools cap Writing Paper, from several celebrated mills; r..- veiolieg in great rariety ; Steel Pens and Penholders; Inkstands, among which are Pump Inkstands, various bi2C3 and colors; China do; Small do, with Pen Rack ; (Pass Fountnin do. in variety, and Iron do. Wafers. Red and assorted colors; Motto do, in Sheets and in Boxes; Pouncet Boxes; );racers; Ivory Folders; India Rubber; ].otter Clips ; Perforated Board; Red. Black, Bronze, and Fancy Sealing Wax; Black Sand, Sand Boxes; Bill tiles. different styles; Quills; Red, Illnek, and Bloc Writing Ink, and every article in the line of Stationery. G. G. CLAIBORNE. P. 0., Colombia. April 1. le4Q.-11 NEWS! NEWS!! NEWS AGENCY. The Weekly Papers, from all the Principal riIICA, may be found every week, ut the counter; together with the cheap publicationv of the day. G. G. CI.A.111011N1:. April I,lE4e—ff. MUSIC. :*, A LEE Sz WALKER'S MUSIC. The c Siii subscriber lom become agent for the hale . " of Leek Walker's New Social l'ulthew. -, lions, for Columbia. The attention of the lovers of sweet sounds, is requested, to the variety. eon sibunq of several hundred ineceb, now ou bale at the Post Select pieces ordered, if required, ¢I short notice. CLAIBORNE. April 1, LIST OF LLTSVIOIS RE. I IItIINI I. G Zost tu' l, ollif et ol Columbia for grm emit, iriug lor udvertiectl kill 111.1t101111.. A 'bright Samuel .1 olbrighl 1 letkry Unlisoni 3.lin , John If. Jacob,. Aaron John,o:l Ann NI 1.4, lirllrr (:eorm, S. Kol.cr Alarm :11i., Krngy Fnrub Naii(Minn John Knuffinmi Nliehnel }Calm Mr .1 hum C/1111nrin” K,sufitunii hornet I.m,eline} 2 I Mtrimel NrConel Hobert Myer% Wm Melanin, 'l'llonima lir*d David Brown .Marc l'r 'gloom I lintry. Yrolgtiker John C. Itrockhcnt Samuel Bradly Dnniel Cleveland J Caly Elvnhrtlt Clinton NT,. Clinton Jolla Churls 'Altrry Clinton John echotarn Andrew Mec . ny MMtt22ll Ii itnl Thigh N a y .7k livre M H MOlnhter Cyrim Mcllonniti John.G Ntol=on .Sin Nlotik John scinor Mooney Henry Mrn Cowl: Donk) Clinton Hoolothl Ihcky Mr. S 4 Dougherty Hugh Unlock J. H. Dew R.G. Donald lulus J)r lo M awn Dropser Chariest Porter David R. lien Pnttenton Robert Iteinbard David Fbei Dotscy Envey Chrktuur Erwin 3lanin Evens David Sweeney Isaac Enney George W. 2 Slumle Ambrose, Eakin Harriet: Shim Henry Fullerton Robert. Shuttlel Elizabeth Feisicl: Henry Soorheer Will Groom Thomas Shuman A IS (groves T. B. Stu ocit s Joseph. r :men losep W. Sher ley ' Henry Greenawalt Frederick Stettley Isiili r:reyl.onign Stout 3lnricl 2 Ilarns.Toßeph Shock Abraham Harkins Ikonvr I. Thomas Mary: Hollingsworth Wm. Tyson Jor , eph lieckroth Ann Toorney James:l Herr limn. ("Jercham) Wtote John Ilrillenrceeh Clemens %%rakes Stephen /tom Georgr White Mr fleish I ienry Walker :Mr liirk, Je+ , se .locel) Office /mum from G A. M., till 9 A -Sr. S. G. CLAIBORNE., Postort.tet NOTICE. ?THE subscriber being desirous of baying his L business dosed, hereby notifies those persons indebt ed to him, either by note or book nee.ount, to coil and hgmdmr the same, on or before the .20th of April, ns after that time they will be placed in the hoists of a 111:11.7i.lillte for collection. 1.. K. SAYLOR.. Columbia, April 1, IslB.—Ct 24TA.CLI7R.A. 817Xt.A.D2VIA.C.A. O S A I6 I - Fw l) p il a il p 7 4 6 s E rif Ili q U et 7 ds 41 :f ° ?11 1:1 1: (I s r pleii2 d9 f l t l r Y n - Y l m rO et O u p al Tree, for sale by 'WM. A 1 A This wood is eaqual in durability to the Yellow trim, equal to the Mulberry for feeding. silk-worrus— the and trained: for hedvs. is supeLIUT to the Haw thorn, and for ornament, there is no tree more splendid and curious. Apl'l?.-If VANILLA BEAN just received anti for sale by WM. A. LEADER LITTLE ONIONS. ANT quantily of 11 . 111 r !]Wins just iTreired and Cor sole IN M. A. LEADER. Ap11,1,?.-11- JARS. H ALF Gallon Jars nut Quart Bar Mks just H TeeflVCll for role by Apt '4S-tf WM. A. LEADER. NEW STORE rrilE Subseribers Respectfully inform their _IL friends and the public, that they have takenglie Store formerly occupied by 5.13. Bougie & Co., Corner of Locust and Front Steel, and arc now opening an entire new Stock of Good, purchased at the pretrial very law prices. among which me FRENCH, ENOLISII A A NirsocAN BLACK CI.OTIIS, Olive, Ilrnwn. nod Blue (Indic: French. English. and American Mint and Inuit-Black Casim^re Striped, Plaid, and Figured COS,llleres, Satinet.. Summer Cloths, GaMbrOOng ; Low priced Summer Stalls, Cords and Bea , • ,Tte,TLS, kc LAINES' DRESS C;OODS Grenadines, Organdies, Pas.lins, Barege. Silk Tissue, Lawns, Ginghums. and Black and Blue-Black Ciro de Rhinen. Plaid and Striped Black Silks. Fancy Dress Silks, New Style Chanicties. ASI.O. Calicoes. Muslins, Checks. oinghants. Tacking, Chain key se, Linen and Cotton Table Diaper, Napkins. Gloves. Cotton. Alpaca. rind Silk Hose, New St) le - Dom iet Trimmings, 3.e.. 6.e. • A LSO, GLASSWAItr.sk C/CEEEETWARP.—GROCERIES • Sugars, CotTees.Tess. Mackerel, Herring, Molasses. Fish and Sperm Oil... Soaps. Candles, Spices. &c.. &c., /se. Our goods are all NEW and selected with great care. and we hope. by strict munition to business, to receive. a share oleos - min of our friends and the public. All kinds of Country Produce taken in at the highest prices. ROll7. VIIALPANT. PI-71.:12 I lAI.DUMAN, Jr. Colombia. :March 25. Is4s.—lf FRES"! DRUGS AND MEDICINES. The subscriber sincerely returns thanks for the very liberal en. courageinent he has received, and flatters himself that by strict attention to husineSs, to continue to merit Z. share of public patronage. Ills stock of lames arid Medi eines is of the very best selection. and as complete as any in the place. Ills variety of goods to connection anti the Drug Business is very extensive. The following list includes only a Milan part of his stock : DRUGS, MEDICINES. PATENT MEDICINES, Paints and Oils. ready mixed Paints, Camphene or Pine Oil, Ethereal Oil, Dye stuffs, Window Glass. Putty. Sh op Furniture antics. Porter Bottles, Vials—a full assortment —Perfumery, Colognes. Florida Water. Ray Rum, Po made Philocorne. Beef Marrow, Antique Oil. Extracts for the Handkerchief, Toilet Powder, Pearl Powder, Hair Dyes, D ep osi,, c y royret,. Pomade tleVine. Highly :Pe !- f u med Soaps of evety kind, Medicated Soaps, Jone A's Chemical Italian, Haute's Nymph, Rousell's Circassian, Radway's Chinese &c. Hair Restoratives., Haule's can lLusteal. Jayne's Tonic, Jones's Coral, Tho m o f Columbia, Heir Curling LiqUi4, Robey's Mouth Aromas, Lip Salve. Randoline, sTr.t.t. READS. RINGS AND TASSELS, Rings, Tassels, Clasps, Silk 'Twist, Steel Purses and Also. a general variety of other Purses, Crochet; Hooks,s and Patent Rooks. N. a—The subscriber has also a large assortment of Comstock & Co's and Comstock & Tyler's Patent Medi cines on band which he obtained directly from the pro- prietors for CASH, which will enable bun to sell them from 00 to 50 per cent. lower than theix agents--warroint ed genuine. Columbia, March Front Street. MINE CIZEISE a sort, CONMISION and FORIVADING MERCHANTS, No. 413 Commerce Street Wharf Baltimore, Will receive and sell Flour, Grain, Iron, and all kuula of country pro duce. N. B.—Particular attention given to-the salc et - Lamm, and neat. ADVANCES made on a consignment when re quired. March:ls, 1848.--3rn 11213-ECCalt rOMETRATED EXTRACT OF VANILLA, FOR Flavoring Blanc Mange, Sauces, Jellies, Custards, &c. In this prepnraiion the delicate and universally admired flavor of the Vanilla Bean in presented in a con centrated and convenient form for all culinary purposes. and nmy be preserved unaltered in tow climate. For sale by W. A. LEADEN. Columbia. March 25. 1544,—tf BOONS ON TIMEI NATURAL SCIENCES, published by 'FOWLERS & En : Nassau titreet, New York. MI of which may be ordered and received by return of the rune sinm, by enclosing the requisite amount, and directing as above. PHRENOLOGY PROVED, ILIXSTRA.TED, AND APPLIED. Accompanied by a Caster, embracing a Con cise Elementary Vtcw of Phrenology. %snit forty-three illustrative engravings. Thirty - ninth edition, enlarged and unproved. 12mo. Price $t 00. = irErmorraßY DESCENT: its Laws turd Facts Ap plied to Iranian Improvement. A new and improved edi non. Illustrated \villa twenty five engravings. Ithao Pnce 511 Cl` !RR. “Thad the physical, mental, and moral qualities are transtm,able. no one will deny. 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ST THE SAME ASTHMA. IN THE marrga of the intended application of FRAN SYNOPSIS OF PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY: CIS FLURY, to the Court of Quarter Sessions, at the Comprising a condensed description of the Body and April Term, 1.34...1, for license to keep a tavern in the Mind. Also, the additional discoveries made by the aid Borough of Marlette, it being an old stand. of Magnetism and Neurology. Small quarto . Illustrated \yr:the undersigned citizens of the borough of Marietta. in which the said tavern is proposed to be kept, do certify with forty-two engravings. Price only 12/ cents. thatthe said tavern is necessary to accommodate the N. B.—Any work named in this Catalogue may be ordered public and entertain strangers and travellers, and that we and received by the return of the nest :tau s at a trilling he c re well acquainted with the . said Francis Flury,and that expense for postage, by enclosing in a letter the regisite is of good repute for honesty and temperance. and is amount, and directing the same, POST PAID. to LERS & WELLS, well provided WWI house room and conveniences for the FOW accommodation of strangers and travellers. No. 131, Nassan street, New York. Samuel Hopkins. S. S. Nagle. Abraham Cassel, Jacob CrTSmall coin, or several bank notes. may be enclosed - Bigler. John Roth, laced, Roth, Jr., John J. Ltbhart. John in a letter, and sent by mail to publishers. without in- 11,11frenhaell. Alexander Lindsay, Reuben Welshans, creasing the postage, in payment for ether of the above Wra. A. Spangler, Jacob Grayhilt named works. t March IS.lt49.—slts DAVOS ! DRUGS I ! DRUGS !! ! WAGA. LEADER, WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST, would respectfully inform his numer ous friends of Columbia and its vicinity that he has just returned from New York and Philadelphia with a splendid sissonment of all articles belonging to the DEMO 1M51:023. Vic DRUGS, IVIImicINES, PATENT MEDICINES. PER FUMERY, TOILETS. FANCY SOAPS. PAINTS, 011.8, GLASS, DYE STUFFS, &c., &c. Together with a superior lot and style of HAIR and CLOTHE BRUSHES that took The Medal in the Me elinnies Institute of New York. _ . Also a constant supply of Camphene and Eethereal Oil Lamps, with a fresh and good Material to burn in them. Country Merchants, Druggists, Physicians, Bakers, Store Keepers. Fullers, Dyers, and dealers in general will find it to their advantage to call at the GOLDEN MOR TAR DRUG STORE, Columbia, before purchasing else where. w . n. A. LEADER. Columbia ; NI arch Z . ; 1 ..?-I‘l.—if. LIGIZT ! .LICrECZ t ! T i ll? ESTI Camphene or Pine, and EthereaLOits are turd be constnntly kept for sole 1,2; It Vl' Columbia, Nlntcli IA IS IS.—tf Front Street. TO "MERCHANTS, Coal Dealers and others. Wharf j_ and Lot for RENT or LEASE. A well built wharf at the foot of South Eutaw Street, in the CH) of Baltimore. %Sail n ciliarf bout of about lod feet, the lot extending back 3:0 feet to Ostend Street, the line of the Railroad about to he houtlt. This property will be rented for one year or Jar rt term of years upon ren , onn bin terms. Ap ply to unottia: (JEI.BACH. sr.. March 25.124.-31 34, Second st., Baltimore. CLOWNING 1 MOWED:NG ! ! By B, CILINSTOX. The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public generally that he is now ready to , apply them at his New' Establishment. the three-story building ut lIRONT STREET. Coltitrthia. oil the lot formerly occupied by Enney. as a rope walk. Ile intends keeping on hand a select a,...ortittent FASIIION - AI3IN .LADE] CLOTHING lie has Jtl,l returned from Philtole/phut and N. York. unit rt neve and splettdial nesortnient of all kinds of C1...0- Tui.NG, monde at the beat materials, mid in the latest stale—conseding its pan of superfitto blue told black COATS. FROCK. AND SACK COAT, - - Pelisse Cloth nod Tweeds of every color and quality. At-so--a large assortment of }data and fancy CuAsis mere, Cloth, and all oilier PAN PS. suitable for Spring. Sumner and Winter, of every site and description. V V.STS--Figured, Silk, Stain, Melillo and Marseille.. suitable for nil seasons and of ever) site. style and qual ity ; in whirl/ is added a beautiful aisoi 'mein of fine Lin en bosom 5111111'S. Muslin. Check and Plain do.; Bosoms and Collars, Drawers and I.7ialersliirts. .Iz-No.—a large lot of (-ravish-, Suspenders:, flate.nose. &c. All cattlese quantity of BOOTS and SIIOEs of all e.Jee. HATS and CAI'S, Trarellum Trmtko. Carpet nokk and Valices, a variety of miaow; too tedious to mention. N. If. Clothing made to order at the Store. fie line a large 'lmply of GOODS on hood by the Vie.: and a (wog rate 'l'mlor in atteudance.—Do not mistake the Ware. three story budding on the lot formerly occupied an a hope Walk. h'er'ons trill find it to their advnatage to give lam a rail as he is determined to sell its low as other es uthliehment jut the enmity, and Warrants all goods, Ile ells as he repre,Cilib them a hen cold or the money g ill be refunded. Columbia, March tn. Ic Fe riZOILE kJARGAINS. The subscribers hare, during the past Week. Matta a iathe addihmt to their former MOO( of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which, for eielittllCC and cheapness. cannot I, surpassed. Among wlnell is a very large assortment of PRINTS. ut 4 els. 01 cis. 8 etc, 10 cis. and 121 ems per yard. DRESS GINGIIAMS as low as 12} eta, 19 cts. and 25 et, Al pacas and Lutens. Lustre,. A general ashortment of FURNISIIING GOODS, Snell ns f;-.1. and 10-4 Bl•nehed and Brown ShoPt norg, Tiekhw., Checks. Crash, Linen and Cotton, Brown and Blenched, Titbit, Diapers, 10 e. GENg'LIDIEN'S DRI:SS GOODS' Sup. Mae and llhult French ; sup. Blue. fleck Brown, and Ohve English Clothe; Plain and Fancy Cue sducree, Satinets, Vestlngs, &c. CUD:A. : GIass. and Queensware : Fresh Family Gro ceries, selected with very great core, amour; Whlell are New Crop Sugars—Loaf, - Pulverised and Crui.hed Sugars. Coffees. Spices, the Superior Tens of the New York Canton Tea Company, Oils, Fish, &a. All or whiclx they are detell.ied to sell as LOW as the VERY LOWF.I.W, for cash or country produce. Thankful fur psr.t favors, they respectfully solicit a eonummuce 01 the patronage heretofore bestowed upon them. J. D. & IV RUA IT. • Locust Si., (loot, below Second St Columbia. :\ larch I. 1,4-I—ti NOTICE. VIIEREAS, my wife Polly has left my bed and y board without any plat cause of provocation, this is to caution all persons from harboring or trusting her on my account. us i will pay no debts of her con tracting. STEFiIIEN 'WILKES. Columbia, 'March 20, IBIS. mg94ta-31. NEW STAND A NDINEW (MM. The subscriber takes this method of informing his friends and COAtonger• that he has rented the New Store,Room known as Haldemnn's New Corner. being on the South 'West corner of Front and Locust Street. where Inc intends to keep constantly on hand a good supply of READY MADE CLOTHING. SIIOF.S AN HOOTS. and n general assortment of Family Groceries ; together with Flour and oilier Meal ; Oats. Corn, and Chop Mr horses. Also, Liquors of ull kinds, including Wines and Cordials. All of which I pledge myself to sell as cheap for cash as possibly can be afforded. Please call and ex amine both the goods and prices. dwelling and front shop adjoining. to rent on necommorlating . terms. Myself and Son would like to board with the tinnily. BARRATT. Columbia, March 25, ISlS.—tf - TIN AND COPPER BUSINESS. 11. Pfalller Co.. thankful for post encouragement, would announce to the eittleas of Columbia and its vicinity, that they still continue to manufacture Tin and Copper ware of nil kinds at their old stand, in Locust street. one door north of the Columbia Hank, and respectfully solicit ucontinuance of public patronage. :gambit. NEW ARTICLE Boat Stove. We would tall the attention of Boatmen ton new article of boat Stove made and adapted expressly for their convenience To be teen and had of 11. PFA111.12.11. Er CO. March 11, I4llz-tf k =0 3-ftt z.f.G; CD >k TIIE Telreraph Office at Columbia has been nEmolnn) to the Spy Printing °dice, Front street, opposite Barr's Hotel, where, for the present, message, will be received and promptly transmitted to ally of the following Station.: York, Lancaster. Philadelphia, Wilmington. Baltimore, Washington, Harrisburg, t7linmliershurg, liedtord, Pittsburg', The follownig are the ra York. 10 cents air 10 wor& Lancaster, 10 gents for 1.0 words. Philadelphia. :30 cents (or 10 words. Iln rn.burg. 30 cents for 10 words. Clionabersburg, Oil cents for 10 w ords. Pittsburg. 40 cents for 10 words. Baltimore, out Phi/n.. 55 cents for 10 words. All tulthtional words over 10 charged pro rain. Ad dress and signature not counted. err All messages mum be prepaid. C. 'WESTBROOK, Operator. Tamen, let., do cc of charges to-- Columbia, Feb..s, 154,?. IN THE ?TATTER of the intended applictinon of Jere miah Brown, to the Court of Quarter Sessions, at the April Term.l232. for license to keep is tavern in the 11.3- rough of Columbia, it being an old stand. \Va the undersigned citizens of the Borough of Colum bia, in which said tavern is proposed to he kcpt.do err:l - that the said tavern is necessary to accommodate the public 4.11,1 entertain strangers and travellers, and that we arc ,vell acquainted with the said Jeremiah Brown.and that he is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and i. well provided with house room and convenience , for the accommodation of strangers and travellers. John Jordan. J. W. Cottrell. Jonas Rumple, It Chat. fans, Peter Haldeman, Jr., %Villiers Power, A. Slay:ma:et Green, Jonathan Posey, Evan Green, John Feltz: R. Williams. Benjamin Rohren. March 25, Ib4P.--41% NEW CZ MEIN* QTORE, Front street, Columbia, Pa., two doors Aj above R. Williams' Drug Store. This establishment 1 has a very ehenp and well selected assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, i which will he sold very low. The stock includes every I description of clothes worn at the Present<lay—consisting oil Dress. Sack, Frock, Business, and India Rubber Coats z Cloaks. Rani:Taps, &c., Punts, Vents, Pocket and Neck Handkerchiefs. Scarfs,Shams, Flannel and Riot Under Shirts. ALSO. a fine lot of CLOTHS. CASSIE:HEM-IS, VESTINGS, &c.. of the finest as well as common quatttiei always on hand and made to order in good style at very• small advances. Tice Spriag, and Summer Fashions rust recetved. Cua tomer work made according to the latest mode, and by 6 rAtrtlle WO rlitntl. Thankful for past favors.l respectfully solicit It con tiunauce of ynbhe palinnuge. JOHN: JORDAN & Co.. ColisiaLta, March 16., 'tell —if Merchant Tailor MOTEL, formerly Barr's, Front street, Marietta, Pa. MIN. MARY FISIIBAtiGII s onld snort re spectfully inform the public that the has tithen the house formerly occupied by her brother. Samuel MeNinney. and more recently by John Barr. The house has been thus roughly rep:tired ; With nu experience of fourteen year's connection wah it, and being prepared with every comfortable accommodation necessary, together with a determination to leave no exertion undone, rise hopes to mere and receive a continuation of the patronage hereto fore so liberally be.stoia rd upon the house. Niariellai March Lintel:icier Examiner and Intelligeneer. Philadelphia N. American 6-. United Slates Gazette, Clearfield Banner. and Lock Haven Whig. publish to the amount of FP.p and send bills to dab office for collection. C001:1S. The public is respectfully limited to call and extuatne a fresh assortment of jo i st received and for bole at prices winch cannot to slut purchasers, at .1.1) & j. Colombia, March 1.1, OIL of the very best quality, with an assort inert of LAMPS for burning the same. always on hand Ist J. D. S.. J. WRitiirrs. Coluttillim, March 1%,.1.18.—tf T ilk 'Partnership hertolare existing between Charriek Westbrook & WiMari IL Sluingler. is this daylll4.solreil by mutual conewnt. C. Westbrook will roa ns... tlii. Printinz business, to• whom all moneys due for q o i.criptioi l ioth.. Sj".. or Kum nig. svill be paid.:Wsno It Spangler ndl einitai I nie the Hook & Stationery nisinei.s. Persons liming sleinnials aga inst. the late (inn will present them. and those nob:hiss] for Books or Stationery toll mike isitinu•nt to Wm. 11. Spangler. who is dilly author ized to settle the s el Lk it rtlc IC wnsTilnooK.. r.i:n Columbm. 7110.1111. 1,1,. Izt 1 1t4411 FOR RENT. \ COMFORTABLE two story Brick Dwelling /iv. in a pleirmiri pmt of the sown. Apply al I biA Columbia. Mai a FASILION OF HATS, at the Great Central Cheap lIAT AN) CAP STORE, No, 2,1, Market Street. Smith sale. !tam e Rea.;tall Street, The subscriber take 4 this method to return his thanks to the people of the comoy of Lonort•Oer, for the very liberal share of putroliace have extenible towards Litn Cro the last few maths. and would etill atientimi to the fact that he has vow iniroitheed his SPRING PASAIION OF (I.:NTl.r.mEs . s lIATS. which for beauty, ncattic+ii and durability. cannot lie ex celled by any other estublishinv tit in this cit C. This stock comprises the Beaver, Nutria. 13rusli. Silk, and Mole Skin Hats of all styles add mutinies together with a very large assortment of Cloth. 'Velvet. Plash. Fur. and tat.eli Caps. COUlltl) Merchants and 0111(.1, are re<lll•Ct• fUliy utctted to eXataille the stock, winch they will find it to their advantage to do. before pitrehrising, ns it to hi- lic lerininnilow, b a ying a d opted the system of eellwg tile Cash only, to sell at the lowest prices. JOHN PJ.REIRx,3R. 284 Market St.. above. pith pt., Salltil Philadelphia, March 18, 1818.—IoJ OT of New Carpets. Just open fur spring Sales. Just received per late arrivals, and now opening, a large and rich assortment of Brussels, Impe rial three-ply, Super mid Fine Ingrain and Venitian Car petings, manfactitred expressly to order, and decidedly the handsomest goods ni the market, offered to purchasers on the most liberal terms. • - Entirely new design Brussels, Imperial 3 ply, Soperfine Ingrain, " "Fine do Royal Twilled Venn Pim» do CARPETS. rich and rare styles. A magnificent assortment of 2-4, 6-4 anti 12-I Draggers at lower Pacer than ever before offered, with a large as sortment of Piano and Table Corers. Sheepskins, Gal Cloths, Stair Rod•. itinnings. Bindings. Ilie. Also. a rich and splendid assortment of superior Win dow Shades, all the ditfereota widths and gonlanes. offered on the best terms • . The particular ntlf Wien of Mnn Country erehts. kropers and others is trque,trO in n n YXontiuutiou of the above desirable stock of goo,la, embracing as it does. till the ditTerent styles and qualities now manufactured, and having been purchased al the lnwnt rash taws, egiraor duiary inducements is nil be held out to purchase, RORERT 11. WA I.KER. No. 13 North Seconil SMUT, opposite Christ Church. Philadelphia, March 11, AGENTS to canvass for sonic Nov and Popu lar Works, in every comity throughout the Untied States. To Agents. the nest liaeralencournmancin 1R Of fCrefl—wah n small capital of from $.25 to*loU. A chancre .o(rtTed, whereby an Agent can make from *lO to per week. 1 - L7 — For further particulars. address (post pnidd W A. 1.T.A111% No. 15. 4 Norm Second Mret.t. PULL& Mnrcli 4,11.4 t chLOTIIING WARENCSE, No. 1.24 Market St., inetween 4th and f.)th streets.) Philadelphia. e subscriber respeetfully solicits the attention of Country Merchants and Dealers cenerally to nit exintni• nation of a complete stock of ItI:AIDY :MADE ING, which. for extent, variety and as orliotanship. he flatters himself will give universal satisfaction, while his reduceilscalc of prices presents to purchasers induce• meats which cannot he surpassed by an) other establish• mein in the l. sited Mates. Philadelphia. March 4, 141 9m, \Namehog. eine fit Lowe. Potts , . k New York klbroly, Butrainp Roc stet TIMBRELLIS ! No. 2, North Fourth Street, Curter of Nlarlict street, pint:l,lol,Mo, Manufacturer of Umbrellas, Parasols, and Parasolettes, of every style and descrtpuon. respectfully linflOtineeS to die public, that 11P 15 also ays ready to until the united etwrities of the trade. to selling os good an ar nee, at as low prices ! Atl he asks, is. to hove purchasers call, and see for themselves. Always on hand. good Silk, Cotton. and airtglinni brellars, with Rattan. lilt/delimit:, and Sind ironies. A great variety of Parasols. Itarasolettes. and Shades ; Plain. Scalloped, and rringell, ss uh Frcuch and Anicri con Finish. Philadelphia, March 4, 1.41:4-41m. 151932! TIM czniAzonsT A7Best flats is Philadelphia, are to be had of l. \V. ROBINSON. :Vertu East center 01 Stith nod Market Street+. Country merchant« and others are re/meetfolly united to call and examine his exten«ive as sortment of superior HATS nod CAI'S, mo - walled for jteleßanceand durability. MOLES KIN! lATS. n« law an two dollars. An elegant HEAVI.II HAT. for 52 .50. A splendid a«.ortment of PAL3I.LEAF, BRAID and other HATS. for .1111111 CT Wtra. Itr Remember! if you semi, to buy lints 20 per cent. cheaper than at any oilier establishment in Fhdadelphia, be sure and call at ROBINSON'S Wholesale and Retail list and Cap Store, Northeast corner of Sixth sad Market streets. Phila. Feb. Vls 1419--3 m AlMParasols Chea. WILLIAM L. DROWN, Um b rellu. and Parasol Manufacturer. tit Market street, Phtladelphia. Dealers in Umbrellas and Parasols, wish ing to puretoote handsome goods. of superior quality, cheap, are invitod to call at my Manufactory and Store, No. brit Market street, one door below Third street, where every variety of Umbrellas and Parasols, arc sold cheap er than they can elsewhere he obtained. A call when you visit Philadelphia is requested. Art examination of my goods will satisfy you that it will be so your interest to purchase'of me. Orders by letter sill receive strict attention. and goods selected adapted to your markets Plain Feb. 2a, licl9-3ra WUXTE SWAN r - i'_:}:as it I FASIIIONAI3I.II GOODS ETILEI=fiL DISSOLVVION. PIIILAIIELPIIIIL ATIVE'RTISEMENTS SPRING Il==B2ll A. SPLENDXD ViTELINTT.ED. WUOLESALE. VIVLBAELL.AS PI=P GOSEMELTL, A TTORNEY AT LAW, Columbia, Lancaster Co., Pa.. will practice in the several eouris of Lanc:u• ter and tort: commies. OFricit—la Waltiut street, ad)oatiag Hotel. llarch DR. W. S. IVVCOREIRE. OFFICE—South East corner of Locust and Sa ond street BOARDING house—with Mrs. !SWIM, 2 doors below hts late resntenee. April 7. 17.,17.—ti A"SUTER FASIIIONS. Just received at . YU(JNCYS Tailoring Establishment. Persons v. idol, their work cot and made in the most fashionable and best for the ensuing seasons, will do eceil by calling on The Eubscriber, as Ire flatters himself in saying arct he can do thingt up according to Gunter: , And will dui Ole hi. tittontinu to the business. Ito tender, in• kind eel,u owleds - ntents to his customers for pad 6i% or-. 100/ hopes /0 recent a liberal share 01 ETHEREAL 1 patronnce. B. YOUNG o - IGIIT HAW`'"'""tn..in. Murell KS always on baud and for sale' .1_ 1 by It. PFAIILER CO. March 11. 1,1-di I_TANGINGS. Parlor, Hall, Chamber, and Ceiling J_ Papers and Borders, Firebords &c.. of thc newest styles, always on hand nt manufacturers' prices. at J. D. dr. J. WRIG/11":4. C.larabia, March 25./.4:.—tf 9 lIIE undersigned, hereby tender their sincere CHEAP 1 acknowle.lerncnis in their customers. and the pub- PRINTS. Purple Prints, one yard wide, only i I l t te gent rally, for the very liberal pittronsge that has at -tided their efforts to please, and would inform themthat .1 12; cent,. with a good assortment of r low priced l it will be their greatest pleasure. as heretofore. to conduct CralleOLS at FRY S.' SPANGLER'S 1 their business in such a manner as to merit their continn lA,PO`df 'ad approbation and support. NEW NVe vont:nue to make all kinds of Castibcs, Yi7. : I In" GEA RlN:lCtzt"!::; . .rgriqPi-VZi7 V' QTYLE chosumeres and de Willem la great %It' • :71',1 - i,),.'"Yit''Nilii?,ELS and Other C *t. e . ve eels. Car Castings, Pa. - STYLE rune al FRY & SPANGLER'S. i frellier with all kinds of Rail Road Castings, for which feill!r4Q-tf ' oneLceptionable reference can be given for superiority -------- and avidibilify. TO xto.a.mivringr. We have quite a variety of PATTERNS for making Hot kila.l Pipes. for Blast Furnaces, and for Water Pipes. fIOPPER and Tin Printps--a good supply of and. being well prepared for Casting Pipes, it will ser f,. tautly be on orlyoriliirgiew thnsi, in want. to ca n ~,,,,d e .... V Pumps alttay s - on hand, and mule to order, at tee 11. pF ,,,, ,ER 5. .. ~,-,. ; Wiling . for themselves. i.e we Can manufacture as cheap, shortest notice by '''' ior cheaper, than any oilier establishment in this section March 11, lUD-zi ...1 emittiry • We have illiTerent kind- of Patients for Steam En nee, ZrOSZEILIC .1111TZI .1:1,,,,,h,, , v. m.o . ,, twh. Plowilis, , Cointnort Stoves, Stove 0 LOVES, In extensive assortment of Hos; „.„„,, i 1:10.1. Islolo Ly hinter:. lltiti (,raleS, end petty other 1,11, ar thqr, in our line 01 iiilbilleSS , bang the making and c011....1 l....1 Gloves, he.. at reduced prices, at leenntr tog •ther of the pa.st '-liven years. Having the il , illtriade FRY & SP.LNGLER'S. , best ulna shames employed at Pattern making, &c., we are prepared to make any thong in our line of business at WILZGIET'S mi e shorted notice. and hennfrfavorably situated at the Caul Basin. grew us the advantage of manufacturing T NDI/N YEGETIBLE PIUS, or Indian Purgative,ma orwarilt g flattifigs to any point with despatch and ' to lowe , t rntei. GEORGE WOLF. -1 and 1,,,tm,i V,g,t.),1 , syrup, warranted gentillig, Igor i SAM I L:F.L TRUSCOTT. sale by [ml'2l'l74l IL WILLIAMS. 1 _ t Dealing under tile firm of Geo. Wolf & Co. rrdandirt, I'a. March 1, P. F7—lt". AN' X-AQUE IZLXTURE.---.1 Warranted cure fur Fern. and. Nune For bale hy. R. W ILIAANIS N 13 There is none genuine but that sold by me. autlVl7-ti. IVIIISLINS, 1 Min lileaehed aitd unbleached Muslim : a large assortment lik;ltY (311:AP ut & PEKIN TEA. Fresh supply of those justly erlebrulcd t. TKAS Just tLeer.ed by l'lrV & it•blcr Sale .\ gout , Colmnbin GROCERIES. \ LARGE assortment of fresh Family Groceries. jtz•t recte red at FRY Sc STANGLEIV:4. sucrans• EW Crop New Orleans s i itra y rs & TlA) , l , o u l i t , l i s , s_e of i I-10NMV ,k :ill Molasses. Sovering's celebrated steam j:11_ Syrup Nlo/ni,e. a delicious article for table oil,— Re, crop no:su . ,•\• nt FRY S srANni.nrus. CAMPIIEZINTE ND OIL. The subscriber intends spay, no in pruetwriinz n constant supply 01 Fre,ll Camphin, :ma 1:11wrial Oil. for wh01.....a1e and retatl. W A. La:API:It. \lareh 'I. 1, DACKAGER Garden seeds. The greatest, most perieei. and best a.4.ortineut ever opened In this place. nod what is la tier seede from an enure new e4tatdi‘htneot (Whether-field Conn 1 Change your seeds and )ou no longer will noi s ier why you have been SO poorly repaid lor the labor be...towed the last two or three years on your garden, Sold Whole.ale and retail he Feb. '2G, I`lz--tt U W 11.1.1.4115. to he had at McLaaehlni r , opposite the Post Office, in I.oeti , t street. raw GOODS. Tsubscribers, thankful for past favors, take I. this method of informing their friends that they have just received. in addition to their fanner stork. a GEN rat ASSORTIir.VT OF ETA PLE ANT) FANCY (ODDS. which hove been selected with great gore and attention, :out wilt tin 'aid el ILAP. CALI t...t0 sir 1 . 111:N1 Pity h SPA:COLA:ITS. Conttnitio. Pettruary 14. rItOP 'NM iIItLEXNS SUM Just received by vi the sub , eriber. corner of Vroka anti V Ilion ktteet, to hogshead , . New Crop New Orleans Sugar. u superior ankle, ut oety lute prtec,.. wu.t.rANr J. C TAYLOR. Columbia. January 29. 194=.—ata MONEY TO LOELN. c:), Q To be loaned on mortgage of um• ineltnthor,•d rnni r at nte, Also. 011 eermnt of sit It tlistaner from 0,1.11111141.11111 e •411 res of ..t./C14.111 th. Co. Ituohm Batik 6. llrttiv. ('nut put). Apply to Col timl,ka. Nell. 111. 1 .INO 1' 11()17STON. HERB'S Celebrated Lowden Fifth (lining, Tra ces, long and ,liort, doable and ,11,710. Link, brrnct. carrying and halter Chains, all of Yihieli %VP carer nt man- Iliac tint , prices. apt---tf ItrNirct S Itr.s OF ANN BOGGS, deed. Letters testamentneY SJ On the tleeear.ed e..tfue hatvang helm granted to the msteraertherq, n•stdasag in the Opt) cat Baltamore , all In r son, inclvbted to her e•atate are reciter...led to thnbe pay ment forthwith ; rand nil per•no. Int, hag rtoint. Innent , t• the I,utd Watt, fere rethirgaeci to present the e mit, to AI. or Juno Bogg , , ru,idang an the borough at Altertetne. lIARNIANI2S BOGGS, JACOB REED. March 1. 1. 1 .1_4 1. . \ I BOGGS. 1117.19.1r1 , 33D. ,(1 STONE Cutters and 39 Masons waniNS. For kJ mfortntation apply to TAMES 11AI:C:111N, Colum ia. or C. K. 1311UCE, ttld Town. AlnryLancl. Columbnn.n.l , 5, 1.44-4lt NINESS ST AND No. 1 Mechanics' Row, now plea Jolla Mel,a4llllll. Stuu,l No. 3. front Street. near COrtOrr of LO cii.t street se, Ihleiling 1100., No.l, 7.0ett,4 Street. near Front Street. Impure of • PI:I'ER 11A1.1)11.10...N. Colurnlna. Jun. 15, IF 1-^-It. rilifE Franklin Fire Insurance Company of _i_. plio.), mix, 0., .-0111r11: , :o. 163 clin. , scr Street, near Fain sweet. Dint:cram?, eIIARLI-S::. BAN , Arn, nEORGE W. RICII/Ons, TIII,HAS HART. Alonuix - At D. LEWLS, '1'001,04 IVAGNIM, ADOLPIIEE J2OIIIK, SANWEI Gil *NT, DAVID S Mow, 3 Aeon a. s..,.nTst. MORRIS PATTra- ,, N 1 Continuo to make insurance. perpetual or limited, on every descnpuon of propert in town and country, at , rates as low as are consistent with security The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund. which, with their Capital and Premiums. safely invested, , affords ample protection to die assured. The assets of the Company. on January Ist, 1945. is; published agreeably to an Act of Assemmbly, were as I follows, viz: Iffonvge 'Rc/47,statcs, 101 . 8990,559 fiti .353 90 Temporary Loans, 121.4.99 CO Stocks, 59463 25 Cash, dic .1 45,157 9 $1,2104:07 67 • Since their incorporation, a period of eighteen Tears, thay dol l ar s d upwerde of ose 111i1/101111, affordingred thou aaad , lOSSCN by bre, thereby o r the advantages of insurance, as Well as the ability and dopoSit,On meet with promptness. all liabilities. CHABLEIS BANCKER, President. CILLNI.E 3 O. DANCXEIt. Secreta. THOMAS L ry LOYD, of Columbia. Agent for York mat Lancaster Countzes. reb.l2. 1549-1 y 4,000 NEW CIZAINS. ES ATE TOIL RENT xzelp=aarrw. 41L.Uir3“/ THE subscriber, in consequence of having t make:new arrangements for spring, offers his Cr. tire stock of READY CLOTHING. at COST.— Persons in want of such articles, will here find great in, ffacements, as his goods are all got up ingood style. and' win he sold at grime cost. J. W. FISHER. la .- I have a very good stock of Cloths. Cassimeres. and S'esiings, which I would like to sell at small advances. March 4, 1543-tf .1. W. P. SPRING corarnornr.a. movr PaOTTDRY:: SERB, mouras.a.cu, 9111 Great Lion Tamer, upon being asked the other day. • in what manner he was enabled to have w onderinit intlAtence oath ll'anitnals," replied with truth: Ile him in purpo.e and keep your eye ...wady upon what you undertake and you mutt be sue t e-edlill” 'Mos then es.plains the extraordinay nueceas nl tlie •• nr.r. whets n I. Olouthol ~1111 the lo o , p. of enntes BARCIAI.IOI. !fere I lesiv., 1 7 0)4'0(.11Ni Alp,lin Worth 10 cents. is now ,pli zn , f or t, et, per ynrd liar blenched 1-4 inoq col :1:1,0 OPH,rwis (rood Pnc6rt I latull.t 14111.1) Cruutli, north 10 cis. selling for 6! •• 1• " •• 121 • 61 " 121 " 10 " 10 " Of Calienes, 1 lot of Hinson" ',en cheap I.:,hes' op. a worked \Vino , Cotton Hose, 2ff ets.; they arc vety destrnble and worth 50 cent.; per pair. A lot of` heavy Irish Linens. a great hargain, they were bought subject to a iew water status nod will be sold off very cheap :tlttv. de Luntes for the Spring worth 21 cents, now selling for 12.1. Matte rd.] I.t.iro's gotta .inp•d quaker:tines—a bertutuld article for dresses. rlw above gond, together With a large lot of desirable bargain.. nave Just hero if:coil:cc' and will be sold ims tnedtately at a .mall advrotec for cash. CHAS. E. %VF.NTZ & BRO. AT THE ru:r. HIVE, North Qt men street, 10 doors north of the Post Wien, Lancaster, Poltroon . 20, 1.1.3.—tf DOCTOR fIUILEN'S INDIAN Vegetable Panacea.--Messza. Itowand S Walton Gentlemen,—Having expe , lkeneed the extraordinary efficacy of your Dr. - Caller's Intlinn Vegetable Patinceo upon my own person, a feel ing of gratitude for your ++onderfil discovery, and a desire that your Meilletne should be known nod apprects tired by the politic, has induced me thus voluntairly to give ion an account of my ease. hoping that others who may lie so unfortunate its I have been, may be induced to throw prejudice aside arid give your Panneca a fair trial. In February. 191 x, a lump or 'rumor first appeared up on the spine of my right leg. and another on the lower part of my brgast near the /unction of the ribs; they in creased gradually until Me early part of June. about which time they became very painful. rit July, the ru mor on the leg uleernicil and beeritne a running sore, e Vending wolf. unui it tens half the suet of a man's hand. and had eaten into the bone. and one or two smaller M eters appeared below, near the ancic. My physicton and ethers pronounced it Seroitila. Up to this time every remedy used gave no relief; the leg continued to get worse; during the early part of August my sufferings were intense: I neither went to bed nor slept regularly for nearly two week.. being compelled to set up, with my leg supported on n their. About this tune, my son Itrotight home with him from Clneillnall market one of visor Ctreldrrs.m Well had been thrown into the wagon. I read a, and knna ing same of the signers to the Certifi cate at the case of Mr. Brooks, and haltering from tny knon ledge of their character,. that they would not lend their tinnier for the purpose el palming an imposition upon the nubile, I concluded to try shat effect it would have upon me. On the 211th of August. I procured the firm bottle, commenced taking it according to directions. nod In lour hours the pain was so much relieved that I tell asleep, and enjoyed that greatest of Messing., a few hours repose I continued using it until the 2dth of Au-. gust, when 1 found myself so much better, that 1 went to. Cineinnatt to your Agent, Mr. J. W. Danenhower, with whoin I tootle arrangement+ to take 20 bottles, provided Ire nottid KU:lra:nee it to care toe, Ile agreed to do no. and gave rile the privilege of stopping, short of tho 20 bottles, whenever I eote,ithered myself well. I now felt encouraged, until conduit. d to tam it under Mr. D.'s in. stritettotes ,toil 1 mid inizen lii bottles, fusing no other inetbeine whatever.) when 1 found myself entirely well, The Tumor on Inv breast havlng softened, opened. came out. and was healed up when I had taken Gor 7 bottles. I et ill here observe, that for ninny year+ I had been trou bled with a kind of dry Tetter, which greatly - annoyed itot.partimiltitly wlted heated Or Warta tit bed; I have heft nothing of this since taking your medicine, and have In" doubt that its s,) stem N now entirely free from, disease, toy general health net /Thar/Mr been bolter. Ott the 3d of 1.)1. eceiber. I terant culled upon Mr. Dance bower. I their pi ononticed myself well, and otTered to gate hint a Ce•rufiente to the etrecl.Whleh I promised to send lam an a few days A short time after this, whilst topitg my lingo. I hurt the same leg badly, in consequence or ',lnch I pe-Molted gtving the promised Certificate, svishnig thornaghly la test the permanency of tin, cure. non itstof nothing but the usual simple remedies for fresh womals. aunt lautal illy flesh perfectly healthy, and in the Woof len, tin cruel, roses my leg healed. Sufficient tone a lupsed to entwine.: me that I :tin now a sound man, ritnit that I have been eared by your Panacea alone. In short. I have every confidence in it+ virtues. Persons desirous of obtaining further particulars. can be gratified by calling at my residenee. DAVID Mode- Creek. linnulton county, Ohio. Ctrs or Civets!: tit, —Per,onally appeared before :de ‘ the sulteertber. Mayor of the said city, David Kirgan, whrt being sworn. deposes find says that the facts set forth in the fbregoitar ante:nem are ?rule la testimony whereof. I lows: hereunto set my ilattle• 201 d emoted the Corporate Seal of the said Coy to he affixed, this, thelth tiny of Ntsreb, /eV 14 E. SP PNOER. Mayor. Wholesale and Retail. by poWA ND & WALTON, Proprietors. 3713 11Iark et St., Philadelphia. WM. A. LEA DER, Columbia, Pa : T. ANDlB..sos, Marietta, Pa., and (EORGE HOSE. Elizabeth, Pa. March 4, 1-47.-2111. NEW GOODS. W7)l. .t• S. P.ITTOY. Attu retanting thiudts v to the eattent. of Columbia and vicinity. for the very liberal :lucre nf patronage bestowed upon them du ne; t o, on ., .pang and summer. would agam call their totermon their new stock of FALL A. WINTER (3000 , , co,-bung of Cloaking% French. English and Gennep', do .—Coburfete Pt:rumen:. and Plaids, Theis Lomis, Maus Vinyl and Fancy colored Cashmeres, pal:. Amu. and Lama Plaid Bombazines, Alpaccas, Mexican. Miens Vista slid Cerro Gordo ['finds, Woolen do.. Sups. nor quality Loudon Glassy Alpaccats, Lustre Plaid and stnited dn. SHAWLS, Cashmere, Terkerra, Embroider ed, he. Plain Thtbot, Silk and Wool Fringes, Blanket, Plain and Plaid Cloth do. New style tlelguin Shawl'. Morns AND casstamuts.—A large assortment of Maths, West of England and French Cloths and Cassunema, ve ry fine, and extra width—Blue, Brown, Drab, Olive, In visible Green, Mixed and Black, British and Amencan- Cloths—Plain and Fancy Comment., iSatinets, Kentucky 7eanes, both plain and striped, Beverteens, VelvetCoards coarse Cloths and satinets. very low. Complete assortment of Boys Wear.vroolen and wine tad, velvet and satin Vesting:, plain and figniTickings and Dnllings, Flannela Welsh Cause and atiing Flaw nett., assorted colors. dogmatic and canton Flannels, as. sorted. Gloves and Hosiery, kid, silk, buck and wage. Gl oves an d Mitts, silk, lamb's wool and Conon Hese, French Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, very low. Per. welling Goods, Blankets, Wool sad Rag Carpets of the best quality, floor and table Oil Cloths, Festhers,Looking Glasses, Umbrellas. Chtna and Queensware, Fresh Oro cotes. Auperior Tess, lust imported, S.:antiphons and Lamp Oils. Mackerel by the barrel, nan by the sack, new Crop Sut§ear"o•oosn'amleia4v)el'bncecYn'sicelec'eteit with great care for cash. besides are all new and free from moth Bator damage. therefore feel ourselves able and willing to sell kr,,n, (or cash, an d gi ve every satisfaction to those who may call to examine our floods at Me New Cheap cash atom, corner of Front and Locust street. Columbia, Nov. 6, 1.,.47.-tf W. & e. PATrON. 11
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