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CriJiMe.
• ALTOONA, PA.
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THURSDAJ, FESRUARJ 4, 1858.
3SS»,triioro pMtio* aro unknown to tu,mirruiifor
P*uu{ i»>0 J iß4iiir«,pn.jiianoeuj_dvftnce,or»Ku»r«ntoefrota
lt in thtrefuri) linen** for all sucli to aend
n* adv*rtl*Bm«nt* offsriag to pay at tlia end of three or »lx
noathf.; WhOro «df orttwmeßti are accompanied wltU the
,wh"tlv"- 'ini. 8v«or ti n dollara, wo will elVo the
•4»ertt»»niA Ml benefit of eaab rates.
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- ftuhibrts. ■ • *
communication of our Phila-
.correspondent was received too
late 4A-appear* in this week’s paper.
Prospectus.—We; this week enclose
■ f - • - l'. ;
prospectus of ourpapeV to a number of our
friedde in the county, any /of whom can
easily raise us a club in tEnrvicinity. We
hope they will do what they can for us and
well return the* favor, some way or other.
B®*,We this week send a number of pa-
peri' to. Oid at a distance whose
t<me has expired, bat who have not yet
their intention of renewing, with
a rdH‘wrapper on thetn, or addressed with
, to intimate that their time is up
| anp;-T?e desire a renewal. Those who jle
eito to-renew fnust forward us the Amount
of subscription, before our next issue, as
wo now ,go on <the cash principle. We
! It is an old saying that “ Humbugs are
■jttlwflja populah” That it is a true one,
iwe think no one need question. It is a
notorious fact, that quacks in every profes
sion are always better patronised than those
. , r A who have spent the best part of their days,
\ : lhe“ BenUner*|”Courtesr. in booking themselves up in everything 1
? . , TtH,.. i , t. ' relating to that lt seems to he
Tic armor Kiitpr ofthe Juara- that: the public lore to bo
U &»aurf, laat weak displayed hm roar- httmll of to, we pub
"W ■" acluuMtemUcmaunto Hc pub. fag below an article from the Ohio Sla,*
lUbed our note, wbioh be bad refused to do publi , hed in Jm i SS7 , in
before, aud prefixed’it W# some of 4m, of tbe Ohio Life la-!
Tcuraerf rematla, done up .u hie_usiiabjl«.- T(wt c imposed—
tyle. He atlompto-to juattfy bm The flgureB „retakeafroiujLord’sDetec.
waatJo^coiitt^r ( by?ayidgthat (< p 0 tor Ato reading to article, and rellee.
ting ou the fact, that tbe depositor. i„ that
gcai’monj hut treated it with almost silent i, .....
, ■ . ... ; humbug baniu retted to listen to this warn
and tfa,t‘Ot >F oal4 bare,WnJ
thm aotlhe JautorEd. eenBdeuee in
tor of JhaM paper fTnbuuo) made it the it increa6ed , unti , it ema^d ;
hundreds aad thousaods *&***. i« I
oed. hgfi«tf mto the bebcf that he «* md preoipitiabg, the
raoat ‘ by ante .person or i ate flMncia l criiU whitohook
vergems jhat itirgigbt Vre^c^j r^^j-^r ,^. ;i^ ul _g I^ is V
~ ; * s *»*SaSSS^<g
liopeaU wll renew promptly.
”
editors of the Sentinel
ia getting up the paper
.report referred to, did
tect upon them, and if it
dd not have done any
refusal corniced us that j
;t, averse tq,shaving the
if pot immediately inter
circulated and believed,
jp on the merits of our Ut-
all we will say is, that
of approbation or .not, th«pv at
leaht, -possess the merit <£ originality.—
t depend on “ Scissors”
aeirup (ritr pap^-
'fim
v atesLicQ*
h EepuWic ia again cursed
President Gomonfo^t,^-
thxe ? °?' e
worn jand nsurpedthe
At first sliced seemed
to foVdt Ws attfcmp
: ,^ 3 ;
h T#na«r^
by Ckmoiifort’fl bat tW wore
repulsed. AHfoitfgneiß'lioistedilie flags
respective countries. Conftision
ifeigns at the capita!, while
plsco to place is attended With oertainrob
bery, if not danger of life. And as if to
fill the cap of miseiy bf this imhappy
country, tie grey-eyed man ofrdestiny
pfilUbuster Walker, is said to be making
ix tensive preparations to invade it without
otherfilUbusteriug expedition. If he does,
we sincerely hope that he will meet the
just fete which he has so long courted.
) °
Ceil. Walker.
. The grey-eyed man*df destiny ,-whoper
petrates his outrages on inoffensive
neighboring States with impunity, and
boas|Lngly defies the power of our govern
ment, met with an enthusiastic reception
in Mobile oh Saturday, the 23th ult. He
was received with a notional salute, and the
| hospitalities of the city formally extended
iito him. On the next day—Sunday—he
| was arrested on border from New Orleans,
j A writ of Imbeds corpus was sued out, and
i he was discharged /from .custody, Judge
Gale.quashing the proceedings. Of course I
Who would dream of anything else, when
he is regarded with such favor by the “pow
ers that be.” No wonder that a Judge
should desecrate Sunday by such an act.
On the evening,. Monday, an en
thusiastic meeting was held at which
speeches were delivered by Gen. Walker,
Parson Brownlow and several others.—
v Gen. Walker disclosed the, secret of the
government opposition, and a proposition
to go to Mexico to unite in the wrar, With
the view of acquiring territory. Ah ! then
this is thejailk in the cocoa nut, which ac
counts for jthe leniency with which our gov
ernment .treats his high-handed outrages.
It Is almost needless to say, that resolutions
demanding Commodore Paulding’s trial
and. denouncing the government were
| passed, as filibusters scruple at notbi ng.
Popularity of Humbugs. s
Too Late. — A young couple eloped from a
/!' neighboring town lately, and When at a safe dis r
"immediate i time* fr V«* bome <cre S °°” 1 J”
a deficit i.f si.- officer was sent in pursuit, and arm mg at tl,e
910,446. - This is a vast amount to depend upon hotel where they were stopping, be imraean|iie
the mere will of its creditors, who may at any . roo m, and fomjd them in
time demand tins whole sum of over two mill- his erran;di wheniho young
' ol The^Trust Company has sIs.OOO invested in lady jsitka ringing laughj.
9 Ail may thus at once see this Compa-1 Don t you get bed top jum. John! ’ ;
ny would stand in coaemf a rurt upon it 0«ly v lc , A ppuov E s of tub Act -TheNip
about =§470.000 cash, hga.nst *2.000,000 m- . MV ; C .iss. pub
debteduess, all of which is liable to be demanded ) • c ‘ rctu | ll3 thanks to the U. S.
an^day! Its lauds cannot, of course, be con- wilker' on -Nica*.
terted into cash m a day or a month, nor is it\. L Xicai-icua does not feel that her
1 ikelyAhat its other resources can be rendered , jnn > • {,£„ Ti oh»tedlin the least, and
immediately\available. I Ymrari sirs Com. Paulding’s act was p4r-
Wc make these statements of figures upon the ;. • for-im add*. “«s a man-pf
authority of Mr. Lard,|the ditorof “Lord s De- Up pirates from a
teeter and Bfnk Note Reporter.” for. Lord w ; “Ldfo? 2 that
doubtless pelted in these matters, and, enter h. their ddmtnipn over it, altho
taming no better opinion of.hts neighbOP-«Tth« y • Mi i ht belongtio s«tother sovereign
Trust Company Bank thah others ought, perhaps * ‘ dm' bartdUa .apprehended; as
Seels it to bc.his du% to blow upon them.- by U.o armed ves-
His Reporter is very x rdmblc, | B J B of a friendly nation, odlWlpoint of a foreign
of the various bank-notes is taken . as «>"««*• j t hich m ., y be placed dnder circumstan-
He has here given die community, a ..warning j io those of the islahdhneationcd by Way
against the Trust Companys 'weiikness, .f-ndlf .... ltion- » This i« a stunning tact to the
sasrs u* *
thons&ids of dollars were lost to the people, that
moneyed men would avoid thpscdoncerna. Uni
'.;many who.havjs.been blcd.frec
agoin subroiuliigitheinselves to the
•dies,’ and wilj ji«h snffer in thp
> b they wHjfebclraw
and
' .ington with the
'ltrwas to be submitted to.
icdiitelydn conjunction with;
ini the President endorsing it,
all Democrats who rdNed to
; h traitors to the partyV
see who wins the day, “Old
x>.j. r . ‘‘Little Giant." If
m- hiise a hrfeetie inihe North ; if
' '■” •' ora isw-jnafc-
► ifet'v «r * v .*<■•<.. v .. rt >.
PEN ANT SCZ&0B8
I professional msnlirea so much from
bind,-to mouthasa donfistl:
80b- It is rumored that i|x-Mayor Wood,-of
York, is about to organise a mowmmt i 8
fitter of Got. -Wise for tho Pijetiddßcy.
tSSBT A neir Democratic poper !» to be otar
tedln Bollofontc, by B. B. J Hall, Esq., to bo
called the “Democratic Patriot,’'
tte Tyrone
Herald. We wish him longlife and happiness,
and any number of small editions composed ex
clusively of original matter. ;
The “ Bank of Crawjford
gone into operation. Its oncers
Van Horne, president, and q
ier. i
BSL> Nicaragua Walker's Vieo
lion.—A revoWer in one hapd, i
other, and a couple of niggers be
care of the prisoners
Some wng in Washington
the troubles of tho administration
nigger in them some way; it is ni;
ana, and then Nigger-agua. i
Uow the Case Stands.—G iptain Chftt
anl of the Saratoga, is to be court i inrtialed for
not arresting Walker, and Cbm. Pa riding came
near being court murtialed f<ir doing so.
Green—The youth vrjio carries one of
Dr. Young's Pocket/EscdlApius’ ”in his pock
et, and exhibits it publicly. e>n strebt corners, on
Sunday. For shame, you ought to have more
decency. j
JSSf* The unfortunate youth who was drown
ed a few days ago in a “ Hood of tender recollec
tions,” was slowly recovering, but yesterday he
unfortunately fell from the sublime to the ridic
ulous and was fatally injured.
B6L. In tlies county of Norfolk, a lady has six
sons, each of which is six feet four inches tall.
She says the way she drew tiiem out so was by
feeding them on shanghai chickens. A hint for
our short friends.
BSk, The Napoleon dynasty is about to revive
another guarantee of permanence. Information
has been given to the newspaper correspondents,
that the Empress of France has, by the advice
of her medical attendants, left off riding.
The Greatest Failure Yet.—A cotempo
rary considers the present winter the most de
cided failure recently recorded There has been j
no winter yet, but in name ; and it is feared
that Boston and even Canadas will receive
but a meagre supply of ice. (
Benton on Douglas.—The following j
good one is told of Old Bullion; Speaking of ;
the Douglas defection he remarked, “We hear i
much said about the people - that Douglas will j
take off. lie has not taken off the people —the
people have taken off Douglas,, Sir.”
The editor*of the Rutland Herald , just
married to a Boston girl, says that a pair of j
sweet lips, a pressure or two of delicate hands, |
and a pink waist ribbon, will jdo »c much to un- |
hinge a man us three fevers, the measles, a *
large sized whooping cdugh, a pair of |
several hydrophobias and Ibtj doctor’s bill. ;
Oli, my I The pum has not got over the lion- j
I eymoon yet!
Ogk, Tbeassels of the Granite Bank, Conn.,
have been found to be thro4 or Tour hundred
in coin, u one dollar bill, ami a second hand
safe, not yet paid for. The; managers issued
about sl7,ooo‘worth..'of bills and .scattered
them in various' parts of the country. The bank
was kept iu a kitchen, and was to all appearan
ces, an out aud out swindle. ;
A young lady of very interesting and
extraordinary intellectual capacities, of course,
addressed a letter to her cousin living in a
neigl^.” l '' ■ ” ;l ' ’ "s follows :
i*«sSlP''*S e ' u “ »
['VO'ccr Cussin the wether where wo is are |
*ld and 1 suppose we is awl;well an muther |
the his Terricks au brother T ns got a
*' b.iby an I boap theese fue lyne? will findc you
.A" i n the saiin kondiahion rite suite your lectionat
-ct . . ~
1 kussm.
Life Fbesebv.no is an article
which has just been manufactured in Plnlodel
It ii said to fit a manlike a sailor* mon
key jacket, and ihcrefore not liable to *?«*!*-
Som the body.
shavings, enclosed in water flight■ oloth. V “}*®
3>Se>Sht and injury WgT
■. r v *u u j nffaflj tho buovaaat choruoter of th©
S SS H"** left to to M
r any othWway which is to gave lift-
The Pods is
in money to the out-door poor jn New York,
ner whek amount U> and
over two ’thousand tbns a week. Abouttwplve
S& Arsons arc now! receiving coal and
three thousand are aided wpth money.
Riches of Deuu—A .gohlier f ™£
naihi probably every rnemberof the Guards
An-edual division of the spoils is to be wide
cxccfcd iE riclmeßS anything heretofore
‘ dreamed - ‘..i.
•«rt. .»
. . fiorroEßh SntipoTif op tub Mormon* —V«-
r a?**^*^* 118 have been going the founds
late,»to the estimated number
of the Mot icons inUtah, and the armed force
which they could possibly bring into the field
agsinat the United States troops. Hitherto the
-estunatesseem to have been greatly exaggerated.
xM .SaexameDto Union gives thy following on the
‘• to the United States oertstts of
1850, the whole Mormon population, men women
and chUdrfenf ampnnted to 11,886. In 1852,
from the Minutes of the Mormon General Cou
fweuoe. it appears that the population had in
creased 6.851, making the total 18.206. Taking
the satae ratio of increase, we have the whole
Mormon population in 1857 amounting to 81,-
012. 'Ttikibg'fhit the relative proportion of chil
dren which existed in 1852. with tbe increase of
population, say 0,000, we have left 22,012. De
duct £rom this amount one-half for the women,
the same proportion that existed in 1853. and
there remains 11.OOC! fighting men, including
those somewhat advanced. This is probably the
whole fighting strength of the Mormons.
lounty ” has
are Thomas
inney, Cdsh-
of Coloniza
sword in the
i rind to take
The Mormon War.—Tbe California combina
tion for carrying on the Mormon war from tbpt
aide of the mountains has effected its, object.
Gen. Scott will start for California next week,
with full powers from Government to organize in
that State an army for the invasion of Utah, if the
latest advices from Salt Lake City, which 1 ! he
,shall receive in California, are such as to war
rant the prosecution of hostilities. In that disc
he will egip'oy the regulars now on tire Pacific
side, and will nljmcall upon the Governor of Cali
fornia for volunteers.
I asserts that
■ must have
in Kan-
He expects to reach Salt Luke in June.'sitr.ul
taneously with Col. Johnston. It is a part of
his plan.of operations to conduct the. army up
.the Colorado Hirer, which is believed to be nav
igable for three hundred miles above the June
tion with the Gila, and in the exact direction of
Utah, 4.n officer of the army is now engaged in
surveying the river, and so far as it has been
yet examined, it haa been found a deep stream,
without shoal or falls, with a current of three
miles an hour.— Wash. Cor. 'ST. 1". Tribune ‘2Sd
inst. '■
An ExTHAoEoiNAhr Occurrence/—An Old
Fable Realized. —"A cook in the family of a
citizen of Augusta, Ga., in cleaning a fowl, a
few days since, found a cone shaped piece of 1
gold, valued at five dollars in the gizzard. 1 ’ j
We copy the above to correct an error. It |
was not a ‘ cone shaped piece of gold ’’ thusex- i
traordinarily discovered. It wa,s a lottery tick- j
et issued from the legalized lottery firm of S. j
Swan & Co., of Augusta, Ga. The ticket tints
miraculously delivered turned up to be u prize I
and a capital prize at that. The numerous pa- j
pers that have mtblished the above fabulous j
statement should in justice make this oorrec- i
tion. Swan & Co’s lotteries offer extraot'dlnA !
ry inducements. We understand? the cip|sp c >
prize to be §OO.OOO ; and tickets for the
lonsly small sum of §lO for whote numbers, i
and f* and 2$ for. halves and quarters, are offer- j
ed to those wishing to|fmake these investments
f e ■ ‘'vrv
State Constitution!: — The editor of the’
Philadelphia the following table
showing that at aiieptime or another every State
has submitted its cbnititutiou do the people.—
We subjoin the table ;
California, N'ov. 13 lS43;MJ.;liigun, Not. 5s ' 1660
Connecticut, Oct. 5 ISlhfNew Jersey. Awg. 13, 1844
Gloria. Ist M. Oct. 1831 iJJew York, Nov. 8 IS4«
Illinois, March 7 1848 X. Carolina, Nov. 9 1835
Indiana, Aug. 7 1852 Ohio, June 24. 1882
lowa, Aug, 3 184 ft, R. Island. >ov. 21-22. 1841
Kentucky 18301 Tennessee, March. 1830
Louisiana, Nov. 2 1852|Tvxu», Oct. 13, tS-'.S
Maine; l£?i. y ; ’ -J3-4-S. 1851
Miiryl:itul. Junc 4
Massachusetts,
Alabama,
Jan. 4
Delaware, Den. i \
Florida,
Mississippi, Oct.
Tin- success which cur agents air meeting w ith Is almost
a-tonishing. Among tin- many evidences of this fact, we
arc permitted to publish the following :
Uen'tlkmtn—The following facts In relation to whatyonr
Agents arc doing in this section, may he of use to some en
terprising young man in want of employment. The llcv.
John K. Jenion, of this place. has made, since lost Christ
mas, over f 4,000 in his agency. Mr. David M. Heath, of
Kidgly. Mo., your General Agent for I’lntt Comity*, is ma
king J 8 per day'on each Sub-Agent employed by him. and
Mes-rs. Welmerand Evans, of Oregon. M’o., yc-nr Agents
tor Holt County, are making from to -ii jmr day, and
your humble servant has made, since the seventh day of
I.t-i January. ov r $1,700. la-sides paying for 3no’ acres of
land nut of tin* business worth over SI.OW. You are at
liberty m publish tills stnt-im-ut. ifyuu like, and to refer
to any of the jinnies named.
DANIEL GUEGO. I .rp’ltoii Mo.
, With such inducements as wo offer, any |.<..ly can obtain
Am,,.. *■ ~ ~, j. . * -i . : subscribers. V e invite everv gentleman out of eomlov-
TkMPTING OfFKB. M. fi.'UllnruCt, in a let- . met. md every lady who desir-s a pleasant moniry-mtiJtiiig
ter from I’nris, Buys tlmt there is n renewed ■ oeeupatiuu lo apply at once for an agency. Applicants
unit. . .i .„ a „, f p ir j s (| l# . ahoiiid inclose !if> cents fur a specimen copv of the Magazine
i , w'llci- will always be forwarded with answer to application.
mltOU" ItlC i>.l *• J ' , * •*»»•», lujjjl
Magnificent Uie F.mperor again mattes u< .n, \ SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.
I'rof Agassiz, of the United Istates, to induce : to j.iace in the hands of i-v-tv p-r-on who
him to (ill tin- chair unde vacant by M P’Or- , E ™P7
bigny. it. the •• Museum «« Jardin des Plantes Z*£SS*
The otfer is iIOO.OOU- trancs' and a seat m the i w h i.pyUcuni tur!l um.il. ni-o specimens -fourput.lieation
Senate ! i >f 'A -umbered subscription n ceijits. entitling
frePntC - - ’V i‘ Tnt , n Mag-mine one year and -o a chance in
I— —fy— the hold. rt I thi This offer is made only to these who de-
L -VT tintprT ■ r P T-I I’l the distribution, ruts or to form clubs. Address
OGAN HO Flhll.' —-L tri. i- | s,re to net as age _ OAKSMITIi & Co.
J undersigned rcsp-clf\lly ivltonviS . . i No. 371 Broadway, New York,
the citizens ofißlnir county-Mid others, J/rtfßliL- b. j
that he, has opened up tbs L’KIAN Sm ire t
HOUSE, fonnrtrly kept by Sh-r,tf Bee- I
at the west end of Uollidayshurg; for .
reception <>f strangers and travellers-
Everything eiipnected with the house Ice been refitted n .
♦Vii. .»*,.«• with 4hr fttmitwrf. <tc.. \ ,
1-h- house tsj large-and coimmaUoW, anil, veil calculate! .j
for convenience and comfort. ... . . , ■ i
ITis TABEKiwill be furnished w-db the v-ry i»st tie-timr -
| ket can afford] and no pains or trouble will 1)1 sjmn d to .
render those who may chon-e to favor lorn w llh tV-ir pa- ;
Jronage cwufitahle and happy during th-dr stay With him
His PTAI.H-lNt’ <s anipl". and an obliging and careful ,
1 Jiosth-r will atwnvs he in attendance-
I Dec. IT. 185|.—tfQ
A FaiTJiKn. Dog. —During the time that Corn
stock was engaged in murdering his father and
mother, near Hamilton, N. Y.. a few days ago.
A dog was in the room, and the prisoner
that daring his bloody work, this animal sever
al times attacked him ; tjiat he tried to kill the
animal and get his heart, but was foiled in his
efforts. After he lay down, the faithful dog sat
all night watching by his lifeless mistress!—
During the whole examination of the bodies on
the inquest, this faithful, animal remained un
der the bed, and could not be removed from the
room.
vJDNI IN ISTUAT O li ’S
NOTICE. —Notice is herein- given that letters of
ivdiiriiiist ration on the Jsstato of Martini Ilunt-r Into o|
Locan toMii'il'li. ml* Ciuntr. have been awn ted hy tl.o
Register of stud county, to the undersigned. All |iel~>»s
knowing themselves imWhti-d to said estate are rw|iie.-r<;'l
to make immediate payment, ami those haring fliiim* "m
neeseiit them duly authenticated for settlement.
pro. IT-tt.l \ 'JAMES 1/riVTUKIt. nheV-
Oystkhs, OYSTKHH.-
lii conee'iuence of tin- hard times, I have concluded
to out down the price ”f niy OYSTERS to tin- lowest posst
btt standard. They will hereafter he served up •>» t "‘*.
ClmflnK Dish at TWfcN I \ CENTS, and roasted in tin; shell
and sri-vcd np with all other accompaniments. TWENTY
VIVE CENTS. They will also he furnished, in every olle
.... at prices to correspond with the-tlmes.
tr 3 ' ' JOHN KJEUKEU,
Logon House, Uollidityshnrg.
Doc. 17, tf.]
OJNE AND LAMP OILS,
1 Caim)heu<i, Burning Fluid, CarlwU
Jan. 3, ’56-tf J KfcdbWß 3.
atone BUT the best
Juno is, ’tf-iy] -
au-To ILS, POMADES,
Colosuu Extractß, SUaving Cr«um. TuUt^wv^
fcr «>Uc liy • ■ ■ -
TTAia HAT. TOOTH
““> T '“"“ "jSSinn
i _
OICH TOBACCO ANf>
‘lt u^UJjflaTOTodGlg^in
Juno 18. W-ly,i ■ ~
•\roCJ GAN AIAVAYS>X)B
- uk*** w^ 8 *
I YOKE WHITE BBAI> &
F ttUodirome-Orcen.
to el to -E-MI- Ksmmm.
ttardw all
WEBYBODY J® 3JF?i£i
!! Pi tod to toniaS
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IS6I rt'Ucun-iiir, April. 1.-48
1780 Missouri.inly. 19i Ik-20
1819 N. ll.iDijfthirt!, Sept. 1792
1830 IViinsyl-vmiiii. IS3B
l&ll-isoal!. Carolina. 1190
1539 : Vermont. 1850
1832;
EMERSON’S MAGAZINE
TWO QEEAT IK OKB- ;
f9Q,000 COPIES THE”IfIBST MONTH 111
Magnifiobnt” programme
fcrI8&8. Sa>,O(MIK SPLESDIDWORRS OP A*T.
FIVE-DOU.AB KNGB AVISOS TO KVKBT SOBSCBIBBB-
The greet Library offer. 'Agents getting rich.
Tbe union of EM ARSON’S UAQAKXNE snd PDTKAMB
MONTHLY baa given to the consolidated wmk a circular
tionsccond to but one similar publication in the country,
and has secured tons combination of literary and nrliinc;
talent pnubably unrivaled by any oth-r uiogazina in tie
world. Dunns the first month, the »jJ« in die trade sod
demand from subscribers exceeded VO.OW cosies; and the :
numbers already Issued of the.coasolldatod work
( ve really conceded to have surpassed. In the richness of
their ilterary contents, and the beauty anc ptuftlfe
ness of their pictorial illustration*, any maxacioe ever
| before-issued from the American presa JUncoursiced by •
these evidences of fevor. the publishers have determiMi to-
I commence the new volume in January with still additional 1
attractions, and to offer such indufcemsnta to subscribers;
as cannot fail to place- It. in circulation, at the hesdolAmet-1
icau magtuunes. IVilh this view they now announce ths
following splendid programme. They Lave pmchsscdthat
superb and costly steel-plate'engraving.
“THE LAST bOPPEK,”
and will present a copy of it to every ‘three-dollar suhscri-'
tier fir the year 1868. It was engraved at a cost of over
sd,Ut>J by the late celebrated A. L. Dick, from the original
«f RapUad Morghen. after Leonardo Da Vinci, and 1* ths
largest steel-plate engraving ever executed in this country,,
U-lug three times the sire of three-dullur engiovings.
■ The first impressions of this engraving arc held at; $lO,
and it was the intention of the artist'tbat none of- the tie
gravlngs should ever be offered for a less sum than $6, lay
ing richly worth that amount. Thus 1 every three-dolisr
euiiscriher will receive the Magit/iue'oue year—cheap at§3
—and this splendid cugiuviiig, nchlv worth $5; thus getting
for tjie value of s*. . j
" e shall commence striking off the engravings immedi
ately. yet it can hardly be expected that impressions of so
large a plate can be taken asja.it as they will be called for
by subscribers. We shall, tlxttonfure. furnish them in the
ordei in which subscriptions are recnived. Tliose who dot
sire to Obtain tlieir engraving efiriv, and ft via the first i Ihe
presulons should send their subscriptions without delay.—,
T'iie engraving rau lie sent rollers, by mail, or in any
other manner, as auhs;rihers shall order. i
f2i\ 00 TIV WORKS OF ART.
Tn addition to the superb engraving of "THE LAST SUP-?
PER." which will he presented to every three-dollur sub-,
scribrr for ISSB. the publishers have oomph-ted arrange*
incuts for the distribution. on the 25th of Ucdcuihcr, lb5S.
of a series of splendid works of art. consisting of one hun
dred rich and rare Oil Paintings, valued at from $lOO tosl
-00u each. Also. 2.1*00 maguiiiceut Stccl-Piate Engravings,
worth from ?i! to «5 each, and 1.000 tiiolce Holiday (looks,
worth from $1 to $5 each, making, in all, over THREE
TU- *USAND GIFTS, worth TWENTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
Inclose $3 to the publishers and you will commence re
ceiving th<; Magazine by return mail. You will also re
ceive with the first copy a numbered subscription receipts
entitling you to the Engraving of
x “THE EAST SUPPER,”
and a chance tc draw One of those •■’X'UKEE THOUSAND
PRIZES.”
first > Because its literary contents will, during the year,
embrace contributions from over cxi nc.vxiitm different
writers ami thinkers, numbering among them the most
distinguished of American authors.
S mtul: Because its editorial departments. “Our
•d)ur Window,” and "Our Olio.” will be conducted by an
able editor—and it will su»pnea, in the variety and richness
of its editorial contents, any other magazine."
Titijti: Because it a ill contain, din ing the yce.r, nearly
six hundred original pictorial illustration? from designs by
the first American artists.
F■vrtli.: Because for the sum of S 3 yon will receive this
splendid monthly, more richly w.-JtV' that sum than any
other tjioguzine, and the superb engraving of • THE EAST
SUPPER ” worth
ffth : Because you will very likely draw one of the Hires,
thousand prizes to be distributed on tlie 26 th day ofD*»2ein
ber. 1858— perhaps one that is worth $l,OOO.
Notwithstanding that these extmoidinary inducements
can hardly fail to accomplish the objects of tlie publishura
without further efforts, yet they have determined to con
tinue through the yCaj - .
THE OBEAy LIBRARY OFFER.
To any person who wllijjet up aclubof twenty fonrsub
scribero. either nt one cr >ve will present
a splendid olbrary. consisting ofsiyer Forty Largs Bound
* -mmes. emhraeing the mnit popular amiss In tbc market.
Tin- club may he found at the club price. $2 a year, with
out tlie engraving, or at the full price, $3 with" the engra
ving of the East Supper to each subscriber. List andsub
hcriptlou of the Library, and specimen copy of .the Maga
zine will he forwarded on receipt of 25 cents. Oval* 200
Libraries or 3.000 volumes, have already been diatrtbute'd
in accordance with this offer, and w« etu-uid bo glad of ab
opportunity to furnish s Lllunry to every clergyman, to
every school teacher, or to some one at every post-olEse In ■
the country. '
Jan. 1 c -tf.
*1 'HE fcK
Mi LL .aiU
O API
This company ha-,
for lh" purp<ne.of * ;
COMBINATION
ASjn m-i^
TJi-y have purch.
heretofore curried on
Montgomery Work' .it
city, nod with t)i- erperie
organization jut prejmred t\
nt more liberal tatca, than ii.
..gtnMishio""'.
rih: COMbiNATION SAW-V
isij, and h now generally ackil
e i. most practical, and efficient h
chine in the world. A large um
careful operation In different sect
ada. Culm, and South Amorim, .
have been tested th-y are leinr
factumts in pivfTeucc to all oh
The tallowing letter t-iprw/
those wVfli nr" e.-ing the Coinh
Me.s-sri'.Exiitsox <t Co.- '
»awmill I'lsehiised of yui
. well and nve® than ,| lt .y
■ pi,.- d with
i tin
JOHN K'-VtlTKll
UNRIVALED ATTRACTIONS*
PHTHAM’S HOSTHLT.
WtiSOSB WttT TOC SQOCLII BCR3CRIBS Kl%
EMERSON S magazine
For 1858.
AGENTS GETTING RICH
[W YORK S'I'KAM saw
.MACUI.N COMPANY.
TAIj 8350.000.
been org mixed ipltb the ftlmvc capital
ipplyiag the di'nftiml fur the
UViUTAIihK STEAM SAW-MILL,
raritovEp jiAcniAFiiv,
the entire nuichii.ery business
J. M. Emerson i Co-also the
outers, on the Hudson near this
co and lacilitics combined in its
Ihrnuh machinery of all kinds
i ever been offered at any other
Jwuatt} J ‘
quirted. v
and
MILL was patented October,
Nowiedged to be Hie cheap
uiibtT manufacturing ma
sher of them ore in sue
lons of thin country, Can
pd wherever their merito
ulopted by lumber manu
fcnnlb*.
ieincn: 1 have tried the
will guy that it performs
O’ expectations. I am well
,f- “ et “upon a email stream
I 1M AfS^OMETHiNGI
YV kPT. BMUf.pn*~Q V > ASP YOCTO-
r. no doubt. the most wonderful discoveryof L,
for* WiU restore,
mKJTkojnr.cover theheadof thebalcl with smoftlcrv
Stn/wntrth. remove at once all uandtuff 1
cutaneous eruptions, »neh |i
lt will core,
iiiiiMl<w~Ty tn f 'i r * tbs hair sort, gioaf prtaerfe uJ
the hair from &llinfc to exttome
ST ffidfowlng to Horn a distinguished member of
medical profession; st. Pats. Jsnuanr 1.1 W«. J
Paor. 0. J. Woon—.Dear *.«“?«*jw|
thtacertifleate. After being nearly bald for » teat |
and haring tried aU the bait res tort
no feithto s any, I was Induced, on hewing f* 1
It a trial. Iplaced myself In thehandr
till thepreeent time, and U now illicit, blade end atron.
toft and pleasant to the touch;
end wlrvT what little there eras of It, and that WUet
disappearing very rapidly. I etill nee Jmrr Joatwal
about twice a weak, and shall eoon have a
crop of hair. -iXow I had read all these ttog»~fQd *
has not? but have not seen hitherto ' whwe a
person’s hair was really benefltfed
etc., of the day; and It really glrM
the result of my experience. 1 p
preparation to others, and it alrca<
al sale throughout the Territory.
its effects and have confidenn^B
us as wholesale agents for tht^Toi
ted, uud daily inquiries are made
U for your discovery, and I, for oi
for the benefit it bait done me, lor .
long ago of effecting any such result
of Bond 4 Kali
/tom the Editor of the Rtai Ett
Dear Sic:—Having become pm
induced. Borne six week* since, to i
naive. I have used lees then tw
hair* have all disappeared; and all
fully attained hs original color, y<
Is gradually going on. and I am ii
short time my hair will tieas darl
been knnch gratified at the healtl
the hair, which before was harsh ■
to cf>me out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, /
Caciruc J 1
I have used Prof. Wood’s Hair 1
mired Its woudcrftil effect. My hi
thought, prematurely gray, but h;
tiro. It has resumed its original c<
permanently so.
0. J. Wood & Co., Proprietor*,
Ui Market at- St. Louis, Missouri.
. For sale lijr 6. W. KESSLER, Dm
ONLY ONE ]
OF
DR. SAINfF<
INVIGORATOR OR LIV
la > wiulml to euro uny one troubled'
uuw«4 the most desperate of cases, wii
with scares a negb failure, roafar
Will,
vigor. VTe wiah to call the nttl
i. t/mt the. Invlgomtor is cutnnona
Ims used it in his practice for the I:
•cess almost credulous, and It la en:
and
f.icts
Vila
0.1.K'
log com jaxw-d wholly of gums. j
Some idea of the strength of these gj
vrh. a It U known <jn« hottlß of the I a Tie
Ul!i> h strength e g ane hundred doses of Ci
of ilSMU'ietCrious effects.
One bottle is the Barest thing known J
bud effects of mineral poison of any kind 1
Only one bottle of it is needed to throw l
the effect of medicine after a long sieknrs?
One bottle taken for JaumUco removes
nncstural color from the skto. i
One dose after eating Is sufficient to re'd3
and prevent the iixM from rising and sottrll
Only one dose taken before retiring prove
One duoo taken at night loosens the bow
Cures CvstiTenesfl.
One dose taken after each meal will Cure {
One dose of two tea-spoonfuls will, alwuj
Headache. 1
One bottle taken for female obstructions ra
of the disease, and makes a perfect cure. !
■ Only one dose Immediately relieves Chou;
often repeated ia a euro cure for Cholera 31.
preventative of Cholera. . * “■
Oric du.-p taken oft mi will prevent the reel
Uo'utf attacks, while it relieves all painful
&£~One or two doses taken OcCulonaUj I
remedies for cold ever known. 1
Thousand!) of cure* ef Inflammation, and ra
lungs hare been cured by the Juvjgorator.
One dose taken a short time before eating
the appetite nml moke* Cod digest;well:
One dose oft.-n repeated caroeDinrrhotalti
while summer and bowel complaints yield
find 'loo*.
Go 3 or two doses cures attacks caused by]
for worms hi children, there Is no surer, eat
remedy in the world, us it ncvcr-folla.. I
TfiVre is uo exaggeration In those' stat'm>
plain mud sober facts, that we can' giro >vid
while nil who use it are giving their unarm,
in its favor ' i
We wish all who are sick and debilitate) 1 , ti
edy. and test it thoroughly, arid any who nrJ
by its use we should like to hero from, a* wJ
bear from the first person who has naedabot
tor w ilhout receiving b>m) fit, for there are so
medicinal virtues in it. that all, no matter ht
have been affected, if their complaint arises fj
ed liver, will be benefited, IT not entirely cun
Sanford t Co., Proprietors, 345 Eroadwav.
Dr G. 11. Keyaer, Druggists. Nu. 140 Wood Str
whuk-»alc Agent. For sale by O. W. fflteft
Altooim.
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lUUi)LH.\T PBbSlTid
FOURXIi YEAR OF ftlE 1
, Cosmopolitan Art Associaj
THE FAMOUS
DLSSELLORF GALLERY: OF Pll
PURCHASED AtTa COST OF SIS
*XP POWER’S iWOBU) nrIfOWSPD 8T»;f-*M
GREEK ST.A I
Ee-purcbasod for sir thousand doUliff, rh fl
dred other works of Art, In Paintings, LcEiynfl
tea, comprise the Premiums to,bo awardeia I
bers of the - i I
COSMOPOLITAN AttT ASSOCU
.who subscribe before the 2Sth of Janunrv, 33
time the awards will take place.
TERMS OF SUUSCRII’TtS
Every subscriber of three dollars hjSatrtlf*
A copy of the large and s ndld Stici
“ Mamfesi Destiny,"oldo to
A copy of the Cosmopol n ArtJonmiad
A Certificate In the A war of
A free admission to the Dneseldorf anlt«l
leries. I
Ihua it is seen that for every three dx^i 1
scriber not only receives a ‘■ i
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAIIS 5
but, also, the beautifully illustrated
TWO HOLLAR ART
Each subscriber, is also presented wf 1 *
Awards of Prcminms, by which a vain-' *
Painting or Sculptor*. may be recelG 3
giving t» every subscriber an eoulva!^ 6
amlart and a Certificate omi«V
Any on© of the leading $3
of Engraving and Art JournaUf deO 1
No person is restricted to a ainidc
five memberships* raoittins flit an** I ®*®
Engraving, and six ticket*? , - i
Foil particulars of the Association s!*
Jonrnal, which contains over sixty f ll *®
price Jt/ty cents per number.
to all persons who desire to subscifi 31 *®
tags stamps, (15 cents.) ■ •' *5
Address C. L.PERBIi'SJj
. : 6483*5^1
VALUABLE HOTKt
T yOll SALE.—lhe' stjbecriwf I
fe» at trlnite Sato, the B£D I
TEL property, situate ontbe
f ™“ eoww of Mata and
at the Railroad Depot's Altoona. ? "
iboiwe is a largetwtniiOfyfrsme (
ing eorertag iheentirefront
wtaga pxfendtag back, ono of
nlng room on the first floor. Th#J«£
and All'other. necessary c&jg\
led and dry cellar extent
ii n-i „ Vere is a well of exceß* 1 , tr
thwynrdA The house is well arwPL.
andn«:ccntt«l position and c«*L«n
: j>epot.3aaltee It a desirable props'!^
: toohgiflatwtbe business. Pot**
pT l£a?f.-t P? ** U «»^>ubsccl^tE
iti» ladteaof Vfouid i
ttnua lha »nd vleir.?.'-- 1 .„
of SVW.T®. «/id and #-*
ind
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Altoona. . (ft-ly
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REMEDY,
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lon of all to thi
II by a physic!
iwenty jfurtTf!
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maybe (ban
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leutedoM
MM^Uars
j of Robert
kesot the
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speedier
they ore
to prove,
kcsthr.ct y
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k yet to
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png they
a derang-
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at which
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LOCAL
/Urtrrtjuuoa
. on the femissnwis of
to perform their duly n>«
ing brief article, from th<
(Bf. /.) editor- Althougl
• fpcrl lof manning. We a
reedera to read it careful
seriously. Those to whe
vr\U then »oo what a fear
tVniiicd from commituau,
it does, sbonW be promp
immediately make amend
xvu Hal
iu fht«m w
o Where is money.o.qm
per for our next 2
without the cash iu adva
vd until our credit is got
two yearn fur uotlung, an
or fkither our wife baa bt>
ft r lurtbing.” tlur comj
[ gts. Our landlord wants
Pi wau| aboos, ami our will
I . lire a. We avo out of »*
f of out of meat, out
jT in short of nearly ev< i
■ - conscience. We dodged t':
* no longer, and ha', e d»«>)
wo ere tired We haven
; et and >ua owa ua tviro t
/are trying to live a chrisi
t» Uen*eiV-It.affords us
we al all, meet yoii tlur,
I prefer to have you im.V a
a tery greit obstacle in j
place of rea*» M 1 , v
Maihuaokb AHU De'Tl
iy related ;Ottt tutoatr
uish us with the pnrticul
deaths. of which the;
. .r.Ur that if«-may public
, our readers expect ut »o
£ of this kind which occur
f- rounding country, and w
ad wc übi dn the pa
but .we have not, got t>
even if »0 knew of them
stances we do not hoar o
publish saolUtemß free o
tasking bftt that W.
>••. with the 1 particulars. '
•we hare observed three
; -acssiqnß p«W oer office
hare, not .been furnished
Wo fumtsHopr paper f
tors of all denomination
turn that they furnish u
tot which they officiate,
id their congiegatlons,
this.
I|oC9.SBRKAK<Mn —rOa
acme person, or persons 1
storo ortjttingcr aud Ui
relieved the proprietors
which wps in the till.,
boots and a vest. Thu
trance through the bad
chisel. The chisel -was
the things taken. Frit
■iiCm at all satisfied wi
his revolver “ went off.'
to consideration that th
trated bettreea 7 and"
the daring of the thief
markable. Our citizen
watchful care over the
Th« W«Aiasa. —Sin
thia subje<KStEere has h.
The ewrth is now coven
some two or three inch;
consideraftly cooler. V
change.-if It will contii
a good supplydpf ice for
tionV* Alt doubts on this
removed, as we learn tl
at llolUdnySborg. 'lf
-snow, good sleighing co
W« wonder what has b<
ship, as irhan Ue appeu
failed to see hb shadow
got wsjcd snd stCaApei
■again. ““
4
i
Ona Black List—Aa
rnries throughout the
Black LiaV’.ii* which
have swindijed them an
wo have BfUcluded to
busily engaged in gc
■week shall publish chaj
one of “lengthened awe
and mnpy, who Uo no
prised to see, their nuoi
positions in it. Yo w
ds during the last tWo
“ Waitin’ for.the Wagon
*• iustanter," as “oo
shall awe." ,
' Improvement-—Wc
now busily engaged it
front of our office, to c
which the Hollidays!
empty passenger and b
When completed, we i
ty cars will be placed
of our office, the Brat
the main track, and .*
Vliicb take meals benj
ding, and thus stop da
gnu House. This is
be of great C
I : - Public, especially
' I
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*s an
|^lvMWr*
sp
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