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*O»M?SD OT Tins STATK OFOKOEQIA.
$70,000 FOR SIO I Jm
Scheme will be dnwu by B.Beras A 001,
■Mlg«n«r the Sparta Academy Lottery; in each ot their
IpKle Nttmber Lotteries for March, 1858, at ACODBTA,
>Onorgta, to which City they have removed their principal
.;A®ofc -
A.. A CLASS 6.
TOjM drawn fa the city of Auga«ta, Georgia, in public, >n
A Saturday, March 6,1858.
_ ' , CLASS 6,
w b# drawn fa the City of Angoato, Georgia, fa public, on
Saturday, 'March 13,1558. A ,!
, „ CLASS 7,
' To be drawn In the City of Augiuta, Georgia, fa pnpllc, «t
Saturdity, March UJ, 186 S.
CLASS St , . ;
Ie bo dTawfi to theClty of Angueta, Georgia, fa pnblfa.on
B*t«niny, Starch 27, 1358.
:' ONTUK W.AN OF SINGLE NUMBERS,
fir* t—CTHp) rocs ruxcbcd «n» ixoirrr-nvi haul
' , i -Mtarhf one Prise, to every Sine Tickets I
' »>%/ MAGNIFICENT BCUKMKI
B&1WX I*OB XCrQSCAT lX rKfiSCXkT.
IPrJaeof $70.0j0; tPrlwof 900
; 1 > “ 1' aMWM 4 .« “ v ..,800
1 ■ 10400L5 " ; .700,
-1 *••“••» 6fl !;4 “ « 000
X *>::*' AfiW ta&tiu* of 600,
1 “ “ 3)oog| 60. ~ “ 800
1 “ •“,•■■ ' ■ WOOtIOO . .125
~:,4 ~ “ “ 1400,234 “ “ ,100.
OXIMAtIpN P’ ,BS.
jibx <Atio>
4 PritMof $4OO Appwx'liog- to 470,0001'riio are 11,600
4 •• aoo «. • . «- aojioo •* « TJaw
4 !--<« " 800‘ “ - « lIMJOO " 800
4 i> “125 >• f* 5,000 “ “ 600
4 ...* « 100 . « - “ 4000 “ “ 400
4 ...<* « 75 m a 3j)00 “ “ '3OO
,4 .-.‘‘.“'■-SO ’’ « *» IMO “ “ 200
5,000 « “ 20 an 100,000
app;
' t,185 Prises amounting to . ' $320,000
Whole Tlck-tMIU; Unlrevss; Quarters $2.50.
PLAN OFTIIKLOTTBIIY.
The numbers from I to&WJOO. Corresponding with.those
(numbers pa' the .Tick >tn printed, on separate slips of paper,
ere eociiyLjd Insmall tin tabes hud placed in one Wheel.
Tbo first iTS Prises, similarly printed and encircled, are
placed ip another wheel.
' ThewrheeUare then, revolved, . and * number Is drawn
the wheel of. Numbers, .and at the same time a Prize
. i* drawn from the other wheel. : Thu 'number .and prize
drawn opt are opened. and. exhibi tedto the audience, and •?
registered by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
I against the number drawn. /This operation is repeated ini
' till all the Prizes are drawn out. ■
AvnoxounoM Pauata,—The two-proceeding and the two
succeeding numbers to those drawing tho first 71’rizes will
1» entitled to the 28 .Approximation Prizes. for example;
If Ticket N 0.11,250 draw* tho <70,000 Prize, those tickets
awnhs;tea.ll,2«.,U4*», 11,251,U262, will each -hi entitled
tn<pH. If Ticket {to-M** draw's th« <30,000 Prize, those
1 Ucketsuambored 648; 513," 661, 662, will iau.ii bo entitled to
<3OO, and to bn according to the above scheme.
The. 6,000 Prize* of <2O will ha,determined by thel ast C„
nra of the nainln.-r.that draws the <7OlOOO Prize. For ex
antpiot .lf tho moaimr drawing tjie <70,000 Prize ends with
No- l. then all tho tickets. whore the number,ends in jU
I will be entitled to <£*■ If tho, number ends with .N’l.Jj,
then all the tickets where the v amber emls in 2 will' be cn
. titled to andaoontbo^
Certificates of Packages wilt be sold at the following rates
which,istho risk: •
Certificate of {Hiickugo of 10 Whole Tick>-ta,
44 • 10 Half “ ,
44 44 lOiluartvr “
44 lOEiaht 44
IN ORDERING RICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered,
or receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail.) —
Pnrciuuurscan have-tickets ending in any number they
nay designate.
Hli« list of Drown Numbers attil Prizes will be sent to
purchasers immediately after the (growing.
Ihtrchasers will please write tlipir" signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County ami State.
Remember,that everyPrire is drawn ind payable in full
without deduction. ' i
All.prizes ol 41,000 and, under, paid immediately after
4be drawing—other prices at the usmd time of 80 dan's.
All communications strictly confidential. j
Address orders for tickets or certificates to 1
• 8. SWAN A CO, Augiitta,\ Go.
Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala., or Atuinutn,Ua.
can ofuers filled, ami gave time, by addressing
■B. dwoti’A Co, at either of those cities.
A (Ist, of the napibers that are drawn from the‘wheel
Wlth.'tlio amount of the prize that each dfie is entitled to.
will, be published after every drawing. In the following pa
J)tUa, St'AAti Jlegutcr, Chat hstnn SUtu
tltrd',XdAht*illc Orudis. Atlanta Intelligencer. .Veto ‘York
llMfijr Zkqr BnoiiSavannah Morning Xews,ijtichnumd Dis
patch, XemTarlc Dispatch, and Paulding (JUiss.) Clarion
Adghrta jffen.) OnutitntfonalhL fjan.7-ly,l
IHKEAT DiiSOOVEiIY OF THE AGE
\J 1 . ' IMPORTANT TO
T.OBACCO CH EWERS.
JJR.GDSTAV-LINNAHD’STASTE-RESTORATIVE TRQ
' , CHEB, the great Substitute Jvr lobacyi.
i It if a Well knowtraml incontrovertible tict tliat the use
of Tobacco Is tin promoting cause of many of the most so*
TCr*,."-*" ,• ,
- MESIAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to whichtbo race of man is subject, ns careful analysis and
long and painful experience liare clearly proven flmt it
cental nscertain norcotic ami poisonous properties most
dangerous in their effects, which! by entering into the blood
deranga the function, and operations of the Heart, causing
many;to suppose that organ to bo Seriously diseased.
TtJkAXXHI affects aiso tbe entire nervous system, mnni
Jesting itself—iw allwho have ev.er njed tlte.noxious weed
will boajr testimopy—in Lassitude, Nervous Irritability.
Voter Brash, Dyspepsia, and many other disorders of a
similar character. -
Afe-VatUEJABTH R SSTORATIV £ TROCHES
Are«kfigned,to counteract these baneful influences, and
Iraro proved.completely »ncc(»sful in a multitude of cases,
and .yvhcrgver used. • Being harmless in themselves they
exert a beuetkbUeff.-ctapoa the entire system, restoring
thaJTastc which haa become vitiated or destroyed by great
indulgence. conlpletcly removing the irritation mid accom
panying tickling sensation of the Throat—which are al
ways consequent nrash abstaining from tie- use of Tobacco,
and.by giving mbniltby tone to the Stomach, invigorate
Persons wlki ;»ro irretrievably undermining] their consfi
tulioiuaud shorteningAhelr lives, should usathese Troches 1
hnige4tateiyaitd throw off Out, injurious and aud unpleas
ant habit of.ToboccoChewing.
TheseTruciicsof Lozenges are put up in a convenient and
portable (uimrttheilow price of-50 Cents per Box. A lib
eral discount to .the Trade. ’ '
Preparcdsolely by the undersigned to wlupn all orders'
should-bo addressed. r
, JAMES E. BOWERS. jDmggfot.
Murch.lfl.ly.T Cor. 2d ;iiid llnco “tro t. Phil*.
CRISIS DAS AIUfIVED, AND
' jL erwywhejre Baiilu, Brokers and Business men are
suspending or brooking np, nnd -r. the overwhelming
prtjware, Credit is destroyed and Enterprise ts pamly
cedi” Bat'.miM all the hubbub-and confusion inci
dent upon each a statu ,o t affairs, wo bog leave to inform
HOT.friends and the public -generally, that wii Imvejn-d re-"
- turneddrom Philadelphia trith one of the largest, s«
looted Andcheapest stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS
Sver brought to town. Our stuck consists, in part, oi
! f“ LADIES IWESS GOODS.
Bneli ns SHks,Shawlt Delairics, Alpacas, Cashmeres, Rib
ibons.Ae-dte,id Brent variety. ;
"GENTLEMEN’S WEAR,
ClotlrvOasslraßres. Vcstiofes, .Shirtings. Cottonadcs, Silk
. and Merino Undershirts, Ora vats. nandkcrcUeb, Ac.
•H-; DOMESTIC GOODS. |
Blooehed and tnbleached .Muslins and Sheetings-Ladics
Gaiter*; Slippers mnl Shol's, Gents Gaiters, Bouts and Shoes.
.Looking Glasses, Umbrellas, Tickings, and every variofy of
, DiyGoodsln common use. ' ’r
wehjspOctfnlly invite the - public to call and examine
on* stack before purchasing elsewhere. W 4 have bought
oafkinortment at such prices that we cuiuxol be undersold
.by it«iy ettaldUhtnet tin the county. • f /'
OctTlft-tfl 1 ' jfß. ItIfaEMAN.
Tl/nisUNERY AND MANtTUAMA-
Bixd ipsses M .
* KAUrFOAV would rtspeotfullr .iiform the 'XJfha-,
ladies of Altoona and vicinity, that, inbj' con- ?
tinae the above business at their old stand oppo- wSw }
eitb Seilers’ Drug Store, ami hove just received tbeT simply,
of SPRING and SUMMER; MILLINERY .GOOD*, whlcb
thtly wii' s«U as low ns any other establishment in the place ■
Dresses and all art ides o f ladles wear mode b, order on short
notice and rußsonnlilu terms-. ' ■ [April 28, 'b'-Iy.
T>INE AND LARD OILS, OAM-
F.' pUcnti. Burning Fluid, Curbon-Oil,
Jan. 3. 'Sfi-tf] j KESSLER ’P.
XT AIK OILS, COLOGNES, .FOM-
I I odes, Shaving Cream, Toilet Soaps, Ac. for sale by
.■%&] nO.JWeKESSLEB.
TTENRY LEHR’S STjQRE IS IN
•JIS. John Lehr's old stand, owrly opposite McCor
in Jfcorth
but the best oonfec-
TS'THdJKHe*. ifuts •ad'YWlj*- Wpt at •
UESRXWBWB-
XFOU CAN ALWAYS OBTAIN ALL
3L-, i’tnd* of Flour and FeedbycalUng at. •
U.’C7-ly] Vi UERRY LEHR’S.
lAYERYBODY IS INVITED TO
£1 oKU and test the merits of the articles kept by
. . IIiiNRT X.EXIB.
OTS FOR SALE—Vi BUILDING
['Lots- situ ito In different localities, in this Borough for
shreasonablßterms, by i[27-tf.]. J. BU.JKMAKHR-
’ECTACLES AND EYE PBESEtt
tmferjkdeMt il-tf-V KESSLER'S.
tg WHITE LEAD AND ZINC
Bi. also Chrome. Green. Yellow, Paris Green, iry
iSSO* * KESSLER'S.
TJpARLWARE OF ALL DESCRlF
twaifsd Wd to «k> HHjQuy.
- *
■ i^
r&O'.TBS'. PU8LK5—13,787 GIFTS
1 FOB TUB PEOPLE. EL DOItADO GIFT ASSO
CIATION far the sale of $13,767 worth of Sewing
BQk. Each purchaaerbf one dollar's worth of Sewing Sil£_
will receive a numbered chock, wliich will entitle the hol
der to one abate and a roice in the distribntion of the Bil
lowing Hat of Valuable Property, to bo distributed by atXim
mittee, Chosen by the shareholders, in such a manner aa
they may deem advisable and agree upon among themselves.
| \ LIST OF PItOPEKTY.
7 corner:Lots on Washington street Altoona, 60
. ; by 120 feet, valued at $lB4 each, ~ $1,288
- I 17 lota on' Washington st, 60xVJO ft, sls6'each, 2,654
8 cor. lOUon Mulberry at, “ “ “ 1,418
19 lots on Mulberry at, “ 132 « 3*808:
I 2 lota on High street, “ i “ 63 “ 126
hf-!' 1 cor. lot on Uermah street, 50x176 It, valued at , C 8
i-- 3 loto oh Qcnnau street, ' “ “ sl2each 126
> 1 lot on Howard street,'6oxl33 that, rained at ; 133 ;
1 cor. lot on Lexington st, “ u *- .160 ’
2 lots on Chestnut street, u “ $l3l each, 262
1 QoldrLever Watch, rained at 100
: 1 Horae, -• “ “ ' - |,IST
i-i 1 a>o®oraejWagon. ■•••« n». ; ’ .43
: ISUverLepino Watch > « 16
12 Coat Pattern* and Trfmmings. $lO each, / 120
160 Panto and V<wt pattefns, at $4,40 each, . j 220
' 76 Articles or Parcels of| Merchandise, $3,00 each/' ' 228
; 100 j “ . . “ 2flo hK ■ 300
I 100 ‘ “ “ . 1,00 ico
.600 « M ■ « . 76 376'
2,000 « , « “ 80 « ‘ 1,000
31*10 « •« . « 30 « - 900
4,000 “ « , ■ « 25 “ 1,000
« “ >. 26 “ ,777
13,787 Gifts, valued at , 1 {13.787
1 ' flic Real Kttatc ip thl4T?nterpr{ge is handsomely situated
-tijthc flourishing town ofj Altoona, (Headquarters of the,
Pa. Central 1t.R.C0,) which 1 in a few years has grown as if
■ by magic, its present population being orer3.ooo.
' I ijTRe above property will be delivered to tlie persons enti
tled to receive it. immediately after the distribution.
! An indisputable litlu to all the lots in die above bill will
be given by B. H. McCORMICK.
; The articles or parcels per bill, will consist of .cloths, cas
fiimerea. de laines, 4c„ 4c. .
I jSly object is to dispose of the silk in the shortest possible
time, and I desire .everybody to.purchase soon and become
members of tills Magnificent At/vciutimi.
.Tlie silk will be sentfto any part of the United State*.
w|th Certificate of Membership, (for each dollar’s worth pur
clfased,).on receipt of the cash. .
Agents oc clnba remitting $lO at one time, will receive in
return sllworth of silk and 11 certificates,
i All orders must be addressed to JOSEPH MOIST.
Juue lo.dB3fl.tf.] Altnoha, Flair Cb„ Fa.
All orders by mall, with postage stamp enclosed, prompt
ly attended to.
\IONEV SAVED IS MONEY EARN
'JIvJL ED, ami in these hard times,” it is desirable to
know where to go ib order to save mouev io purchasing
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES OK PROVISIONS.
• By way of information,
low the h & McDowell,
or THE v
C^(s>if»ao.c&iz a a
would respectfully inform the citizens of Altoona, that
they have j ust received their
FALL ASID WIJVTKR GOODS,
which they will sell at prices to suit customers in this Fi
. nancial Panic and that defy competition.
Our stock consists. In part, of Silkk, French and Printed
.Merinos, Plain anil Printed Cashmeres, Ombro Striped En
gemes; Deloius, Uucals, Gnbnrgs, Gala and Woolen Pbtids,
Stella .uni Uroclia Sliawls. Chenile Shawls and Scarfs, Cloaks,
Mantillas, Velvets, ydvut Ribbons, Ac.
Zephyr Goods, consisting of Mantillas and Hoods for'la
dies, misses and ciiildrrn. Victurines. Ac. Otu- stock of
$BO
40
20
10
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
such na Linens, Sheetings, Pillow Liuuus, Table Linens,
Napkins, Drilling Cra-bes. Tickings flannels of all colors.
Carpets. Matting. Stair Cloth. Oil Cloths. Ac., is unusually
, large.' Our stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS. SLIPPERS, AC.
for Men, Women, Buys, Misses and Children, is not surpas
sed in variety or cheapness in tlie town. Our
STOCK OF GROCERIES
are the best that could be procued in tlie Eastern market.
Wo liave also Flour, Potatoes, Meat and many other ar
ticles not herein enumerated.
Be sure untl drop in »nd examine onr'stock. and we will
make it an object to ■ •uivbi»e. *Get. 211 tf.
I\| aeyland state WITEIUES
IT 1 R..FRAXce A Co., Managers.
CAUTION NOTICE.
Person- living at a distance should boextremoly cautious
of whom they order : Lotterj\JClckets or Certificates of Pack
ages of Tickets. The country is flooded vv tit bogus and
swindling lotteries. Every inducement l< held out to get
persons to invest money in them, Capital Prizes of frouO
$20,000 to slo,ooo bend their, schemes—w ith tickers at One
Dollar. $lOO,OOO Capital Prizes are offered- tickets $5. All
' such, in every instance, are frauds; and if money is sept to
them for tickets, it. is so much thrown away, without the
[shadow of a.chance of getting a prize. Beware of all Lot
-1 terles where the Capital Prize is unusually large in .cum
-1 parison to the price of tickets. 11l every instance where
largo prizes are offered for a small ( cost ol tickets, put jt
down va a certain fraud. "
Tlie Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit of the Shel
by College, under pur management. Is the only Lottery iu
the United States which is legally decided by the Maryland
Drawings; all other Lotteries which purjiort to be decided
by the Maryland Drawings, .are (hiiids.
THE.MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Purubnso in the Maryland State Lotteries, then,yon are
sure of being rigid. And in ordering in the Mai viand Lot
teries, you are sure of fair and honest drawings. ’
One tiling look Id, and that is, If you order from any li
cen-esl vender iu Baltimore, do nut receive any but Mana
gers' Tickets und Managers' Printed Certificates of Packa
ges. Tlie Managers' Certificates have the numbers printed,
und have the lithographed signature juf R. France A Co.
No one lias a right to send hi* individual certificates, and
if-he does it, be sure there is a fraud at the bottom of it. ’
i U. FRANCE & CO.,
F-1i..1.«d1in.l Malingers of Maryland State lotteries.
/ < ifts : gifts :: gifts :: ’.—a prize
to every purchaser.
600 DOLLARS WORTH OF GIFTS!!
consisting of
GOLD AND SILVER H ATCHES,
FIXE GOLD JEWELRY, AC.,
Will* be Distributed with etsrt 1000 Book*.
Die attention of the public is respectfully solicited to the.
extensive assortment of valuable Standard and MieceUmie
ou,s Books, which are offered for sale at tlie lowest Retail
Prices.- A (HIT WORTH FROM 26 CENTS TO #loo. will
is? given with every Book. A complete Catalogue, giving
full information, witii a list of Prizes, wiU.be forwarded on
.indication.
AGENTS WANTED. ,• '
Ltsxiuc J.vnccrxESTS Opfe*kd.—Person!) wishing to or
der at Once. can order any Book published in Philadelphia,
New York or Boston, and it - will be furnished at the pub
lisher's price, witli Gift. \ay person ordering 10 Books
will receive for conmiisf ion .on extra Book with Gift. For
Postage send stamps, 18 cents, for $l.OO Rooks. Address
DUANE KUUBON. Publisher,
• No 83 South 3d st ra* t Philadelphia.
A MBiIOTYBES.—THE BLADE TO
get Ambrotyjies for yourself, your friends or rela
tions; is in,the fourth story of, Patton’s Building, where all
persons can bo accommodated on tho shortest notice, with
true and life-like likenesses. • Ambrotypes taken on slnyle
and dofilile glass. Melainotypes taken on Russian Mebiin
otype plates. Also, Pictures.taken In the new style trans
fer—Photographing—on Patent' Leather. which lire imper
ishable, and are intended principally fir insertion in arti
c)-s ef Jew-dry. and transmitting hy mail, as they do not
require to he pifr in a dase. ‘ -
Pictures copied on reasonable terms.
Pictures iire ail warranted to pleaso before taken away.
Pictures taken os low as fifty cents.
The subscriber'resp-'Ctfntly solicits a liberal patronage
from the citizens of Altoona and vicinity, ns he intends to
make this his ponnaiienf station. Come one.’fcome all. ami
“Secure the shadow ere the substance fades." Don’t for
get the room is In Patton’s Building fourth story. Tho
dnit story is occupied by Mr. MnnnV store.
Peh. l«,«tt| .1 W. CJ„tnATTGII.
lUGaN HOTEL.—the LJSDER-:
.J SIGNED respectfully informs tlio .
citisehs of’Blatr county Arid, others, AvtSfrjl -0
thlt he has Opened up the LOGAN ■-»
lIGUSE, formerly kept by Sheriff Rees.
St tbeiveit ehd of llollidaysburg. fiir IfaßtMßSiHl.
reception of strangers and travellers.—
Everything Connected With t!ie house has.hcen refitted in
the ncwwitli'Mie choicest fumitnrc. Ac., Ac. ’
The house isiargd and commodious, and well calculated
for convenience and comfort. : .
Ill* TABLltwill be ftffnlsiiedwith the very best the nuu>
kqt can afford. and no pain* dr trouble will be njmred to
render thosejwho may choose -tdlhvor him'with their pa'
tronage comiortniile ami happy during their stay with him.
Jlis STAUI.EXG is ample, and ap obliging mid careful
Iwwtier will always bo In attendance. ' -■ ■ '
Pem.tr.lBS7.—tf.] JGIP? KEIFFKU. ;
'f&YS$SO\ OYSTERS ! ; OYSTERS!
" Fln coneequ.ence of die hard times, i have concluded
to Iput’down'lhejirlce of my OY9TERS td the lowest pofi«l
-bie Ktandard. They will hereafter be eehred up on the
Chafing Pish At.TWENTY CENTS/ond roiwttd.inWshell
ami served tap with all other accompaniments.' TWESTY
nVE CESTS. They wUI also be furnished. In eveiy oth
er way, at prices ta correspond with tin.* times.
; r ■ ■ J.iIrsfKIJFFF.R,
Dec! 17, tf.j Logan House, Qollidaysbnrp. •
r IQUORS.— —A LARGE AMOUNT
i 1 of well selected IdQCrtRS lias : been rijcchrcd
otthe “ LOGAJf. HOtJSE,” Ifollidaynbnrgv wlilch wttlbd
sold at the lowest ranh prices, wholesale dr' retell. The
man who wants has only to call. •" " [pec. 17. tf.'
ttams, side, shoulder, dried
Tlj Reel ic- always on band at ■ t
j™* IS.’Cf-ly] V nENRV;t.EHR'^
Eggs, butter and all kinds
of country produce can be had »t ,
.lorn. IS. -hUy i, iUEJiRE LEHll’3. ;
HAIR; HAT, TOOTH, mAMfe
point; Sash andTarnlabSmbes * *
IViLCJL TOBACCO AND .fiW
JLV Cy»,& abundance, ““W>“il mo
~«a»X8, ‘«y-ly] : UESBTLC&R’S.
-I r >
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WE STODT
I£S
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THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS; OF ALTOONA
and vicinity, that they have now on hand and will -manufacture to order all kinds of Cabi
net Wore, eoeh as. Plain; Fancy and Dressing Boreana, Toilet Stands, Bedsteads, Stands, Seths, Ac,
COFFINS MADE TO ORDER ON SHORTEST NOTICE
They will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of
. i ' Plain, Fancy and Ease Seat Chairs,
lor Parlors, Chambers, Dining-Rooms and Bar-Rooms,
-1 Plain and Ornamental Rocking Chairs,
Settees, and everything in this line.
i ALSO—A large and excellent assortment of
STRAW AND HUSK MATTRESSES,
from $3,50 and upward*. Orders from the country or a distance 'promptly attended to and all work
warranted. 'We invite an inspection of our stock, feeling sure that we wilt, be able to give entire satisfaction
HOLLIDAVSBIRG MARBLE
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rpilE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS OF ALTOONA &
i vicinitv. thkt In- lina now on hand a beautiful assortment of the above article!*, which lie is pr--pi*r«-<l to furnish at
the shortest, notice ami at moderate prices. Persons wanting Grave Stones will phase forward their orders by mail ureal)
in person ntamr Mjtrbh* Works, on Montgomery street, near the Diamond. IbJlidaysbnj L'. None but tiie b*-st workmen
employed, and nil yiturlv! warranted to give general satisCietiou. (August <5, Is'o".] . A. IV. KENNEY.
JEON CITY COMMERCIAL COL-
I.KGK.
TtSBURGH, PKN'NA. Charter'd 1553.
Board of 13 Trustees.—Faculty of 14 IT-aohci i*.
EM Pll ATI AL L \‘T 11 >; BUSINESS MAN’S COLLEGE.
Largest and must complete Commercial College ( u the
Ulliteil States.
In daily attendance upwards of 2UO Students,
F. W. JENKINS,: , Ppxvgip.m..
J. C. SMITH. A. if.. Professor of Accounts k Cook-keep mg.
]. I. HITCHCOCK. Professor of Antoinette and Com
mercial Calculations.
J »HN FLEMING, Author of the ‘-National System of
Book-keeping,’’ Lecturer on llusiness, itsCustonisatid U**ag* s
J. W. UENTLINGEU. Professor of Arithmetic. Look
ke -ping and I’Jioiibgrapbv.
A. CoWLEYanil A. T. DOC7HETT, Professors of Pla
ami Ornamental I.Vnnmnxljip.
I>. BACON. Lecturer on I‘oliti ai Economy.
JAMES H. HOPKINS, K»*p, of the Pittsburgh Car, Lec
turer on ComnieiCial Law.
JAMES IV. KK.VNI'IIV, < f “Kennedy’s Hank Not*- Re
view.' Lecturer on.Couuterfeit. Altered and Spurious Bank
Notes
DESIGN OF-THE I NSTITUTION'
To furnish llio List means for ac.|nimtg a TUOIU'UGH
BUSINESS EHLGATION. in tin- shortest time ;md at the
least expense. Comprising iii!*ti uctiou in
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING,
as applied to M* rchamlising. Banking. Railroading, Ac.
STEAMBOAT BOOK-KEEPING.
With all the recent improvements, tmight without e xtra
charge.
;; PENMANSHIP.
Itapid Writing. wj(h every variety ami style of Business
mat Ornamental IVmnanshi;).
ii ARITHMETIC.
And a thorough course of Counting House Calculations.
counterfeit and altered notes.
Full instructions gjiven in till' iu>|*ortiuit hrunch of husi
-r ness edlleatit'll.
LECTURI/ftDAILY, ON B*)OK-KBERING.
Usage;*, Lawsond customs of Commerc*-. Fiiuuueaii'l Bank
ing. Political Economy. Counterfeit Vit-s. ami other sub
jects having pracuful relation to seine business.
a ' TERMS. &*-.
Book-ki-epiug. Full; Coumierci.il Course, SSS.OO
Stationary. about; I a.i'-O
Board per week, b’.Mjbi.iined for
a£* nut extra for Steamboat Book
heepinj;, AiUlmiejpk' or Diploma.
STI’DKNTS
Can enter at pny time —'n*» Miration) revi* w a! pleasure—
llnusuuUmUcd— length of course from eight to twelve
weeks.
I RKFEnKNCE.
Four luui'lnnl ;iud vijjlitV'j-.vtfi) from tit
Citv alone within Olio v?hr N ilu* nnn> from tin* countn
; * DiUKcnoxs.
Specimen.'* nf Wr&injc uml Ciivuistr*. cuhtainiug full iuf»»r
mat tmt. s**ht by mail ire** of" dmrjre.
Address
I'R'EMTVMiPKNMANSIIir.—No less tlmn KIUIIT
FIHSTFKEMIUMsf w.tp iiwmUil this -o In the fa*l
of 185 T, ov?-.r all t*uni|K'titors. f»r !»•*? writing. These, with
other pn \i *us Promiums. wn* «riv«n in Ohio. Mich-tam.
Tmliana. Virginia* IVimMlvsmii. and in LouDviHi*. Kv. at
lh»* United States Fair, and all f-r work iirtualfy d un* with
l*K\ and INK. mill not f»»r ■ Eugyt%re*l IViimanshi]*. Our
l*“j|i:non m e fully Co»uiM*t<*ni to do their on it work without
aid of tin* or to make it *. fnuK-27-ly
Stovj-^i .^v/vks : mo v hs i
The undersigned luu fur sale, at his Store in Masonic
Temple, a large assortment of
(iALLAUEirs suyinsE awtight
Cooking Stove, a hew and splendid Largo Oven, flat Top
Stove, for Coal or Wood patented IF.TR
X JullX SHOEMAKER. Jilt.
N. B. All; kinds; of Air-tiglit. I’urlor Cooking pud Egg
St ives on hand. ; i fSept. it.ofiJ’-tf.
BOOJiS jjis'u MiOioS—iJtlL UN
dersigned fjas wow on hand and \>ill t
sell cl( Hp at his ipiro in the Masonic Tern- UW
pie. a Inrg‘.aml riiiiipl-te assortment of BOOTS
AND SHOES, ready made, or made to order, JR.
Overshoes. Cum Shoes. Cork
Soh.% and cyerytiiifig in his line of business, of
the heat quility nfid on tire most reasonable t ermr.7 All
custom work warranted. *.
Jan. i ’Sf-tf.’ K : J. SHOEMAKER,
Bt.Alit AOUGNTV INSURANCE
undersigned. Agent of tho Blair
County Mutual ijTire Jnsurance Company, is atail
times neidy to InSttreWgalnst loss or damage hy fire, BaiUl
'inift. 3krcliit)idi*£'Tumi(nrt and Pi-nperty, of every des
cription. Imtownjbr chuntry. at as rensqnahla rates as any
Company (it tho Stntb. Office in the Masonic Temple. -
Jan. 3 ’Sf-tfl;': JOHN SHOEMAKER. Aantt.
LYCO-UiNO COUNTY MUTUAL
EIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.—The undersigned,
agent of tho.LyrainingMutuiU Fire Insurant'' Company, Is
at nil times rcady/io Insure against loss or damage by'fire,
BiiUilingt. J/rre/idrfJise, Furniture ar.d 7‘i-r,prrl'i of every
description in tiflun; (ic country, at as reasonable rates as
any company in |lic State. Ofllc.- in tlio Masonic Temple.
: Jan.R ’iU’-tf 1 ;; | ,mi v °Tl'>' M»IC'T, ,
T¥TOT BRANCH INSUHANGL GO.
'▼ Y IjHie fotDUUr covnty, will
take abort and Intig rl-ka on Eulldings, Merchandise, 1 Fur
niture and,l’ropetty of every description, iu town or c»nn>
try at as reasunalile ratos as any conipany In the Plate.—
R iaka also taken on the lives of irrtrses, Office in Masonic
temple 1! JUHXinOEMAKiiK, Jaent.'
March to. ws,lv.
/'ION V K S-ALL iviN US
\y of writing dons «t the shortest notice.—Deeds, Mort
gages, Ac n executed in the neatest manner hy ■
f ; JOHN snor.MKKR, ;
Jan. 3, 185(7-tf.j! j Masonic Templc.Altoona.
CAST II&S
klmlaof Ca}itin{
iug putupto 6rdjsr,«
Jan;
LOUli.-f-THE BiSST OF
*I • FAMILY FjtiOOß for site,• Wl»le*Me andßetall*-
Apply to -> „J. ~ .T "J. SUOK»AKER, V
Dec-IIjIASMtS ' • /I'lliiwfifc Temple. •
£V Yissrfo. YESJCBIIEN?
dw* hear. JOSkPHP. TROOT uinijto.
cettntbe »nUlc<‘tlqu hb i* ready to miOhargeJli*
M [Jm-V-
®;jvi
«rv v
* ' .
■*•••• —V -’- ■’ • ' -ENCOURAGE HOME MEOHA^UCS.
& CO.,
ADELINE ST., EAST ALTOONA.
rACilrr.
K. TV. JENKINS,
Iron City College, Pittnburgh. Pa.
S T RAILING* AND ALL
gs. executed to order, also Tic Spouf
at shortest notice, apply to
I. j. SHOKMAKKR, Agent for
■ ■ MoL'amaha*' \f.\rsm A Oj; '
DUFF’S MERCANTILE COLLEGE
PITTSBURGH. PA.
DSTABIJSII i-.D IN 1840. encorporated by the Legislaturo
of iViiu>vlvama.
ISOXIW OF TK I'STKKS:
'-x* olb ncy the llux. J.UiEff BccibOfAN. President of
! 1 r **t -i Utah's*
11 *n. .lu*oe Wilkins, Hun. Charles Mavlur,
Hon. J t 'jet: Hamftvx. Gen, J. K. Moorhead,
Hoy. JrxxiC fgOM jrii’.
P. DCFF. '’author of DuflV Book keeping. President, with
U iiiUMiib'iit and five teaeher* of B****k-keep
ihjr. and v Vt-a ulhvf teacher.- and lecturers.
J. S. HTNCaN. one of tin* b<*r*t penmen in the country,
i author of the jr*-ius of business and ornamental penmali
i ProlVafor of P-nni.in-liip
DulPa system of PtKik-ki-eping is sanctioned by the
American ln*Mtjtc and (’’lumber of Commerce of New
Y*«rk. ami many "f the L ading business mm of the Kum and
\Vest, as the most comprehensive uxnl practical system of
aycounts now in iiv.*. and after from ten to fifteen yours
pra< ti<al application of its principle* to Imsinos*. over bmr
hundred student.*' have attested it#supenoritv.( circular In.)
All the arrangement* for leaching being perfii*ted by n< sir
twenty ye;u>‘ exjMrionce of the prineijm]. students gradu
ate in aKmt half the time required in other colleges. having
$l5 or jsJu in bnanl.
I.pwsu'd- of students have entered the institution
since founded. To obtain full particulars of the c* Ilegiate
tntining f*r busings and the clmnutrr of the institution,
vend for its pamphlet circular of 50 pages, with sample*
of Mr. Duncan'-* willing which are mailed free,
Huff » Boek KMirixn. Harper's new uihugededition.sl,-
sn. p»>sta*;c’ 2tv. DrrP** Stf.amboat Book-kkkwms. $l.OO,
IK'st.ige He, Duncan*’* Bustnesk and Or.samrn't.al Pis*an-
Mtir.'crown qu.'i 10. mailed |n»t-psiid. Thi* splendid
work :ind Dull - Iks'k k*s |duu, hn%e locvlitK heen awarded
fiuft ppkmium filvku >)KDAL? AND
DI Pi.DM AS*. lUl'-stmg the fact of their the bevt
treaties up*-n these sul'j cf.s ju w in un*.
.An «d«-j:;tn»ly bound r->j»y ••fllunenirH iVnnian-diip isj*n>
seoi»’d to every student who hereafter graduuiest m ilie in-
: Duncan’s Copy IkmKii. comph-ty in six.numbers.24«]uat'o
page- e;u li, on ti»H- Demy pap.i. with the amii din*. •
tioiis for teaeliinjr. the thonnM;li system for feho<d in
struction published. per uuaiber, with a liberal dn
: count to tiie irud-. mailed jatstage 17 cents on iipplicatiun
\to tiie W. C. Jnnwrhx & C*».. Pfttsbmgh.
U<>,l'all and «-e Mr.-Duncan p<‘iforui with th** p« n.
ALTOGN A SAV IN G FI ■NI >.—J !■>’-
SK t'MiTli wtiui i tfidly inform tin 1 citi
zen* of Altoona the luihllr j; that he Iru just
n*turimd from the J-ju»t with a larfro and varied a^xirtnient
tf HATS AND CAPS, 6D
'tVhlch hr purrhi<H*Nj at low priced for cash BjS^CM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at ""small
Udon t!i • original cot«t. 111 m stork cojnjinscs HATS
and CAP:* of «*vrry i]<**crij»ti«>n, size and sjiapr. Ail who
art* hr want of anythin# In his line will do well (ogive him
.a tall as lie fe»*h. rmifitlciit he can suit,the must fastidious,
'l:j quality and pi itv. ’
!!•• bu* iniw «<u Jumhl a beinirifu! stock of LADIKS FUH
CAPi.S. (TLTK?. Ac.whirh hr in\it*-.-* rh»* attention of
t- 1 * i ••!!' j and al*» p iUi-nn*u who wish to inakt 4 tlu it
w:v*j* a ItaudfMan 1 * and pn^arut.
Ue is always ready and willing :o exhibit Ids stock fjm
of chttrgi, that none need fear to call and examine bvfure
purrlpising »*!^*w)n*re.
Ih'im-mhin* that liis Ktoro U on Virginia btir* * directly
opposib* tli* l.iitln rari O’tirch. '( v rt. 15-tf.
f riiE GKr.AT QGEbIiON WHICH
1 now ngitutes tiie -mind of every person
Is, where can 1 gi t the best article for .
money?. In regard to other matters, the
scriher would nut attempt to direct, hut if you
want anything in the line of
HOOTS Oil SHOES
lie Invites an exauiinotinn of his stock and work.
Tie keejis constantly on hand an assortment ofEoots. Shoes,
(jailers-Slippers, ic. which lie offers at fair prices.
He will give special attention to custom work, all i t
which will ho warranted to give salisfiiction. None hut the
best workmen are employed
llememher my shop is on Main street, next door to B.
Kerr’s old stand. t|UW TV. U’Xeil’s.
Soptemlier J, '6r-tf]
pOAL! COAL! COAL! COAL !
\ o The suhscrilter would respect-‘
fully infonu the consiuners of CiIAI.mQP ** L mLC.' ; w
and TV.' -D in Altoona, that he is con 'MEaB§B«
stantly receiving and will deliver sflr
this time. Anthrincite Coal al JS.iKI per ton,
Irvin’s . “ “ ,
Bituminous “ 6 per bushel,'
Dry Hickory TVood. 3.50 “ cord,
Oak “ “ “
All.orders 1-ft at J. L. Ickes’ storo, or at Esquire Douty’s
Justice Office will be pruniptly filled.
Office at residence in Buttonbnrg’s building, opposite Rob
ert Oreen’ii. where all orders Will icvrire nrAmpt ntteuUOit.
Ang. U. ".is-tf) JOHN ALMSOX.
rriPTOf) STEAM SASH. FRAME,
X X>ools, 'TirDTTKI! & FLiKMUNG MANUFACTORY,
Tiplm, Htnir 0>„ 7 b.,10 mile* Eait’f Altnrma.
The undersigned having provided a complete- set o£ Ma
chinery for the business and being practice! HouseCiirpen
ters iind'Builders.Hre extensively engaged in Manufacturing
by steam, any description of Carpenter Work, which we
will fur nisi i at low rates, and ship to’auy point on the Pa.
Railroad. Plana of every description for buildings avith
s]iecitlcatk)ns and bill of timber prepared. Orders from a
{stance respectfully solicited.
June 4, ’S7-ly] McCACLEY A- CO.
Pennsylvania House.
l*alter*ou, Juniata County, pa.,
REYNOLDS A CODER, Proprietors,
Beg leave toinformtueik fuiends
and the travelling public generally, that thcjr liave
taken the above W"U-km>wn home, where they will be happy
t > yciit nbiai nil who may favor them with a call. Its con
venience ti.i tin- depot render* it a desirable: stopping place
or tin)*-: wh > wish to 'get on or off the cars, also for traVel
iiw wishing to get meals at moderate charges —25 cent*. ■ ■
hwy27-tf.l
/ \ LEE AS WA HE, JX-ST RECEIV ED.
vy. A large dud fashionable assortment at the store of
- „ 1 1 J. f! MILKMAN.
Eio COFFEE, SL'GAR, TEA AND
all kind of Groceries for sale by
June Db 1867-ly.] ! HENRY LEHR.
T QVERING AND NEW ORLEANS
X i .SyrupAtohuse»,at fair prices, at
June iR. ’57-1 yl ~ HgNRY LEHR'S.
A BDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, Trus-
taOGBPPgr-eA ObARG-E AND
odmpleteiMorfinept of Groceries have just been re-
Et tCrtorthf - LB>'
• OG
♦
AKERS
(19-tf.
WORKS.
Italian &
White
Rutland
Marble.
Tombs,
JOHN n. UOBEIITS.
. --t,
TIPORtIiIT ■frISC&V &KSi
■ ■ '<■ *o, r ooNimcKßfbirt if ■t 1
WSEAm 4 oMP* iiigop i.-3TOOAT;
■ 1 'A«i ", ,| ■
Curable by Inhalation* •. ‘
which convey# this remedies t(»0»e to the hmga
IhtougUthe air pasn bos, and coining, In wutoct
with the disease, neutral ixes Uie tnbercnlw; matters allays
the cough, caw**‘free and “J*
lungs, purifies the Mood, imparts renewed vitality to the
nervous system, givingthat toneand energy soindispeusa
blg for tho restoration of health. To bo to state con
fidently that Consumption is cnfablo by inhalation, tato
men source of unalloyed pleasure, It fc;lW.. ; nwh l jmder,
the control of medical treatment as any other form ids ole
disease; ninety out of every hundred casjeti yen he cored in
the first stages, and fifty per cent,ln the second; but In the
thin! stage it is Impossible to saveimore than five per
for the Lungs are so ent up by the disease aitd bid defiance
to medical skill. Even, however* in the : laid stages, Inha
lation affords extraordinary relief to the SsnfltHng atten
ding tills fearful scourge, which annually :dvstroyaninety
five thousand persons in (be United State alone ;snda cor
rect calculation shows that of the present; population of the
earth, eighty millions are destined to fili th? Consumptive’s
grave’ . V i
-'Truly the qnirer of death has; no arrow! so fatal asCon
sumption. In all ages it has been the great enemy of life,
for it spares neither age nor sex, bnt (Weeps off alike tlie
brave, tlie beautiful, the graceful .. and t)(e: gifted. By the
help of that Supremo Beinff from whomeitoetb every good
and perfect gift, 1 am enabled to offer tqtho afflicted a per
inunent and sjicedy cure in Consumption, ; The first cause
of tubercles is from Impure blood, and the lmmedlato effect
produced by their deposition in the luuga la to prevent the
free admission of nir into file air cells, i which prases a
weakened vitality through the.entire system. Then surely
it is more 'rational to expect greater gooq from medicines
entering'tlie cavities of tlie Inngs than fhißi those adminis
tered tlirouglt the stomach; tlie patient Will always find the
lungs free and the breathing easy, after Inhaling remedies.
Tims. Ir. halation is a local remedy, nevertheless It acts con
stitutionally. and with more power and certainty than
remedies administered by the stomach. To prove the pow
erful and direct Influence of this mode Of administration,
chloroform Inhaled will entirely destroy sensibility in a
Jaw minutes, paralyzing the entire nervous system, so lluit
a limb may be amputated without the tightest |«in; in
lieling the ordinary burning gass Will destroy life in a few
hours. i ■ -
Th*- inhalation of ammonia will rouieithc system when
fainting or apparently dead. Thu odor of many of the
ni.slicfiios is perceptible in the akin u fcw minulc** after be
ing inhaled, ami may by immediately detected in tiie blood.
A convincing proof of the constitutional effects of inhala
tion, is tbe effect flint sickness is always produced by
breathing foul air—is not this positive evidence that prop
er remedies, carefully prc]>arrd ami judiciously administer
fed through tin- lungs should produce the happiest results?
During eighteen years’ practice, many thousands suffering
from diseases of tbe lungs and throat, have been under my
care, and I have effected many ieuiurkub|fe cures, even af
ter tin- sufferers had Is-eu pronounced in the just stages,
which fully satistios me (hat cousmiipthin is no longer a
fatal disease. My treatment of consumption is original,
ami founded on long experience and a thorough investiga
tion. My perfect acquaintance w ith the -ntrt'tirfc'crtuber
cles, Ac., enables me to distinguish, readily, the. various
forms of disease that simulate consumption, and apply the
proper remedies, rarely being mistaken'even in a single
case. This familiarity, ip connection with certain'putbt
logicul and microscopic discoveries, enables me tp relieve
tire lungs from the effects of contracted chests, to enlarge
the cbest, purify the bhx-d, y imj»art to It renewed vitality,
giving energy and ton*- to the entire system.
Medicines w ith full directions sent to any part of the
United States and Canadas by patient* communicating their
symptoms by letter. Bat the cure would Ire more certain
if the'putient shunldpay me a visit, which would give me
an opportunity to examine the lungs aihltnahle me to pru
Mril-euith nun h gr>-*rt. r certainty, and then the cun
rouhl b>- effected without my seeUiu the liiitient again.
G. ’W. GRAHAM. M. Ik,
0(li*-e. 1131 Filbert Street, (old-No. H'm) below Twelfth.
Philadelphia. ’ felllly *2iL '.'*T-I.V. "
INTENSE EXUITKMENT!—A NEW
X firm broke out in a new p!;ack.
M liAIX & IoEHH
|k*fr 1-nvu K» inform tbuir frii-mlt nml ilw’citlzena of Altoo
na and vicinitv. that lla-v bale o]H*nc<i ti\ -
(IUOUEUY Oc PROVISION; STORE.
in the room fi»ninTly oucupiftl t»y John jDrhr, on Virjrinlrt
strf t. n»*\t «11m)F to Patton’s Hall, wlicrr tli«‘y %viD be hu)v
\>\ to btru’ all uln» may favor tbr-m with ucall. Thuir
st«K*k is ii large nml select one. consisting of
Flour, Feed, {Bacon,
Pork, Sugar, Uoffee,
Tea, Molasses, 'Fish,
Salt. Potatoes, Fish Oil,
Fluid, Oauijdu-ite, Alcohol,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Ar* they pnrrliaw all tbeir gth-tbs for thfr IIKADY CASH,
an l *«-H for tbe snnif. jmtpomh desiring |mrrliaviii|' any
tiling in their EiUe, will do well to give them u rail, a> they
will -ell at but a trilling advance on AraTeoet. We uwk no
m.Mi tt« pity for anythin); hut what he LuVs- Give u» a tri
al and see if we won't make our words -pr»od. fjan T-.tf
OTOY 1:9: STOVES! STyYES.—^The
undersijnied ha* jn?*t rco-ivetf froioi-Phila- J*.
d' i{'hm. Not tin (. h isv & North's celehrutciCook-^ffi^.
lu . OMS r ROYAL COOK.
for W«x.*d or Coal. Thl* b- autiUil Cook|it£ Stovo
challenges all comix-tiiiou for the style
of ornament and p-rfeet operation in all rcupecta. The
oumi extend* under the tire-box and the dibea are vuurranp.-
ed that the.wliob* uveu'surfacc will hukf-perfectly and un -
funniy. Tiie slightest eXHininution of thui Stove must sat
bfy every one that it will become a universal fiivoritc.
THE SKA SHELL, :
for wood or coal. The fire-lsix is uf gixsl ciipacity—thd
ash-box i< deep —the oven is capacious jUid is a thorough
baker. Tliis stove is one Unit may readily be recommended
for tamily use. in every particular. ; P
Ai! kinds of heating and jwirlor stoics constantly on
hand. JOSEPH 11. lll’Sll.
A evil Hi. ’aC-l fi 0/»pos»£s ft.s ,tr»srr>.irt'//ease,
/ IOiiPETI'HON IS THE LIFE OF
y_y TIIAVB. —Fully convinced of tlie.trnth of this say
ing, the su’w-riber would respectfully^announce to the
citi/eiu- of Altoona t.ud vicinity, that he him entered
the field, bv oneiiing a i:
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, .
in the room herctofure occnpi'sl by Michael Gallagher, Im
mediately opposite the Siip rintendoTit’s Office, whore he
will carry on the business os usual. Uu luu Just rcceiveil
mi exc. Rent assortment of
CLOTHS. CASSIMKRES & VENTINGS.
suitable fur working and dress suits, whlcli lie will make to
order, on »hort notice and at prices width can nut fail ti
satisfy. He has also received the'LATEST STYLES of
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
and feels confident that he can satisfy H}o most fastidious
in tiiis particular, and his clothing will be made as’well a
clothing can Ikj made. In fine, he is determined that noth
ing shall be wanting on his part to render satisfaction tc
those who may favor him with tlielr ‘patronage, -
AltiK.ua, Nov. 5-tf.l JOHN T.UiBOT.
f \ W. KESSLER—PRACTICAL
Vjf • DP.L’GOIST, respectfully aiifiouncos
to t) eci'izeusof AlUiona and the public
crally, that he still continues the Drug buidness,
on Virginia street, where he keeps constantly Sf
on liand, fur sale. Wholesale and Retail. DRUGS, Sre*a
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, OILS, VARNISH
ES and DYE-STt’FPS.
By strict attention to business, and a dcsire to render sat
isfaction to all as regards price and quality, ho hopes to
merit and receive a share of public patronage.
Physicians and merchants supplied on reasonable terms,
and all orders from a distance promptly attcndisV to.
Physicians prescriptions raivfully 'conitkmnded. fl-tf.
AND SHEET HiONAVARE
| ’ EMPORIUM.—TIie undersigned'i.aa constantly on
hand a large assortment of y,,
TIN AND SHEET IRONWARE
, which he will sell cheap
WHOLESALE «IB RETAIL.
Spouting put up at n'tftice in town or
country, and painted, at cents jier foot.
Tito qimpityr nf CciOkingLStQVeS, of va
rious patterns, constantly on hond.^—-ff ’ r . • "
All kinds of Jbb \Voik dono with neatness and dispatch.
Cull and see, * JOS. 11, BUSH,
June 10. ’&7etf] Ojtpatile Ameriafaffiotue. Altoona.
Bell, Johnson, Ja£k & Co.,
Q3^s^asrsfe^ 9 -
OFFICES AT Ml
Hollidayttburg and Altoona.
Drafts on the principal cities,
and Silver and Otdd for dole. <&illections made.—
Moneys 'received! on deposit, payable nn damand, without in
tereat. or npon tjme., with Interest, at pity rates. 11-tf.
; J. D. LEET,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW,
XV. , 1 nuß/h BL.im oocxTT. FA,,
iVilTpractise in the several Courts of glair, Huntingdon
ind Cambria.' counties, and attend promptly to all eollcc
.ion entrusted to him. Office (for the present) at his resi
dence, corner Allegheny and Penn atrehta, UoUidaysbnrg,
Pa. " ■ ■' fa-astP'
WM; S. BITTNER,
SURGrEON DENTIST,
Office witfr Dr. Hirst, on Alihie Street, one
door West of the Masonic Temple, [Oct. 15-tf. '
' ' . ,jj <s. adllIm:, '■ -
XS^wiT2DlLac2» 9
ALT*o*?IA. BLAIB .CtiUNJ’i', gA. *-
Can at all times be fouifd at the stord of J. B. Blleman.
AltoOna. l.• TMTHy T •?' i;fs- : ' ; - -
PLOIJR.— THE SUBSCRIBER IS
is now prepared tofunush a,. Superior article of
|7onr, made Dpiif found fopraf, at the Cmtal MiUr
c Orders leftwlfh Util' C.■ laggard will hie promptly filled.
- JunoIVMWQ ; ■ B .0. BAKER.
ALL THE STANDARD PATENT,] LASSSrtO-W*atot24, ;
■ . •■rrr J* *■?•
i "SS!S22!?-S?S?S!S3SSS
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Mf-AUm. Hiram* G ?S^ U *‘
™«Ju7ni.«w» j i of the Kidney* and. Bladder, Herat
w.’ rt&jthaunaii*m -* *
«*' Bones andAncte*, ShttaM* of 0* - ' * ■
V- . Lung*, Throat, JSott and
* ' Ay*, fleers upon
••.... r - ■■■;...•■■■.■ ■ the Body n-.
or Limb* Qtneer*
' ■■-< Prnpty,Epileptic Fit*, Sf,
ffra'x Ixntcf.r and all diteaf* art» » ...
H'm from a derangement r-f the Sexual Of- ' ‘ ;■'*
mw. V*t* ax yervou*\TrtmbU*g, Imu
Unof Turner, General \faint**,J>imneu <j f Itiiow wO*
• WrcidKir *pnt* tmpeaHng btfmftjh* <qf, .
‘Sight, Wakr/ulnes*, Byrorpna, Jbrerr Bit- . 1
eatt, Eniption* an Ihefaet, Ilißl i
' in the Bad'and Bmd, Jit . ;
! male Irngularu ■ „ , |
‘ ■ ■ '' (iet-end ■ ■' v ■- ,
Attr IMPROPER DISCn.UiCJKS MOM BQTn fiEXM. |
i It matter* pot from , what cause the dbcaaa originated, J
however Umie standing or ohatinato the c**s,ret*rre]f i* |
' etriaM. and Ip • shorter time than a permaaetrt rare cap I
ibe effected by any- otliertreatni wr*. ew after the distast |
'■; u,, the akllt of eminent phyatcinas snd resisted *u a
thSrmMM of cure; The medicine* a* pleaaaut without I
ujor. causing nosicknea* and free from Bwrcury or balsa*. |
During twenty year* of practice, 1 have rescued from the i
laws of Death many thousand*, who in tho last staoea.of I
‘ the above mentioned diseases, had been given up to die by 9
their physicians, which warrant* me in promising to.the ■
! afflicted.'who may place themselves unde? my care, a pen 9
feet and most speedy clu e. Secret diseases are the greatest 9
enemies to health, os they are the first,cause ofCoasump. 3
tion, Scrofula and many other diseases, apd should be a 9
terror to the human family. As a permanent cure 1* scarce. - 9
ly ever effected, a majority of the cases felling into the' 9
hands of incompetent persons, who not only foil to curetbe 9
disease, but ruin thexonstitulion, fllting. the system with 39
mercury, which, with the disease; hastens the.sufferer into 9
a rapid Consumption.
But should the disease aqd the treatment not cause death H
speedily, and the victim mnrries. the disease Is entailed |9
i upon the children, who are born with feeble constitutions,
and the current of life corrupted by a virus which betrays jX
itself in Soroflula, Tetter, Blcera, Eruption* and other at JX
feet lons of the skin. Eyes, Throat, and Lungs, entailing up. 99
on them a brief existence of suffering, tutf consigning them
to on early grave. . - i "' ■ ' A .**.
SELF-ABBSE is enemy *» HP
nothing else in the dread catalogue of human dfecWea caa. Ht
bos so destructive a ilrafu. upon tue wMiWigg »U p^>
thousands of victims, through a few'ytWs OrgliWfiag
down to an untimely grave. It destroy*thelsfrvoaasys- -s*. v j
tom, rapidly wastes away the eucrgH'* of life*cansremeß
tal derangement. prevent* the proper ufths d|g|
system, disqualifies for marriage, society, 011*100**, *™ ml -lOa
earthly happiness, and leave* the sufferer Wrtflced In wq
and mind, predisposed tv* consumption and a train of ev j.I
more to be dreaded than death itself. With the fullest Con-' . >
tiilence I assure the unfertmiatd victlio*ofßelfAborertluU r T
a ja-nuauent and speedy cure m he effected, and with to*
ul)andomii';Ut of ruin* -us practice* my patfentscarT-be restored
to robust, vigorous health. . r ■ «: ■ ■
The afflict e.l-are cautioned, hgaliwt the mp of Patent Med*
icines, for there arc so many ingenious snares in the col
umns of the public prints to catch aud rob the unwary »uf
forers that millions have their constitutions ruined by the
vQe compounds of quack doctors,'-or the equally poisonous
• nortruraa vended as •• Patent Medicines.” I have carefully
analyzed many of t 1 tsu called Patent Medicines and And
that dearly all of them contain Corrosive Sublimate, which
is one of the strongest-preparations of mercury and a dead
ly poison, which instead of caring the disease tUsaUe* ths
system for life.
Three-fourths of the patent nostrums now in nie are pot
up by unprincipled and ignorant persons, whe do not me
del-stand even the alphabet of tile materia tanficq, and am
equally us destitute of any knowledge of the human system*
having one object only in view, and thut to nmkumoneyrc
gitnllvss of consequences. • ..«
Irregularities and all ‘ii-v-oees of mole* and females
tn ated on principles established by c twenty yearn of prac
tice, and sanrtioued by thousands Of thd mont rematkabla
icures. Medicines with full directions sent (o any part ut
the rnited States ot Canadas, by patients communicating
their symptoms by letter. BuaiticsS correspondenceatrktly
confidential. Address . -
J. SUMMKIIVILLE, M. D,
OJJire A 0.1131 Filbert Sl* (Old So. 109) Below TvdfOt,
Philadelphia. ]Ju;y23,’o7-ly.
Howard association, phil-
AUKtI'IIIA. , ' 'i'i'.
.1 B>:neralent Imfitution, estahlUhed by tpteiol endoicnent
■'for the relief of the tick arid dirtreited, offedal ynth nS>
ulenl and Epidemic Uirtatti. f:
— Toail persons afllicted witUSexual lMsetwes,such as Sper
maiorrhaa. Sexual llVaJiieM. fatpolencr, Oonvrrhaa, Oltet,
Syphilis, the vice of Ononisui or &1f Abute* <Cc* etc,
'TJk Howard AsWiatm\, in Tiewofthcawful deStrnctiOß
of human life, canard by Sexual Diseases, and the deception*
puictiaed upon tlic unfortunate victims uf eoch dueuH by
Quacks. several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
ai a charitable art worthy uf their name, tp opeua Dispen
sary for tlio treatment of this lelnaa of dbehsesi in at] tWlf
forms, uml to give medical advice gratis. to all who apply
by fitter, with u description of llicir condition, (nge.'occu
p-itiou. habits of life, <te_) ana incases of extrema poverty
and suibring, to fitroieh uiedPotye pf .-X* *
needless to milt liiiit the Association tit* Uptest
Medical skip of the. ugc, uud wiilfuruiah thp must appro v.
cd modern treatdient. ' V ' VTf
. The Directors. on a miew of the 'peat, oaauretj that
their ialiors in this sphere of bewrvltnt oUgrt, haw been
f great boueDt to the afTtct d, especially to.t he ypttng,
and tliey have resolved to devote tKciUoelvea, With, irnewial
zeal, to tliis very important! hip much dtWpiaad c aue, < .
Just published by the Association, a Qcbu(t.pq Spertna.
torrhieu, or Sentbull Weolumte, : the vice pt Qcnnlam, Mas
turliatiou or Self Abe.se, and pther diseases rdf the'Sexual
Organs, by tlie Consulting Surgeon. which wlil be sentby
npul (in a sealed envelop.?)./eic of elairjc, on the receipt o£
a-o lawtage swmps for jsistagp.. ; . I t
Address. for Deport of Tii-atment. T)r. GKODGK It. CAL~
IIOUN. Consulting Surgeon, lluwnrd Association, No.tl S. .
Ninth street, Philadelphia. I’a.. By order off be Directors.
EZRA D. HEART WET.X. Prcs’U
G EG. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. ‘ (Dec. 3-ly.
'pllE SHOALS ANX) QUICKSANDS
I otYuirxa. , *. ,
*V2S? Jot Pudlisued. jhk taianTJornos. OnSper
iwJ*g mat.jrrli"a or Seminal'Diseases. A scientific
Treatise ou the treatment and perfect core of Nervous De
bility, Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Impo
tence, resulting frrm vicious habits acquiredduringth#
critical ixutsagc from Youth tA Manhood. ‘ -
BY DB.CCLT.KKMTKLt,
Mcmiwr of the lloynl O dlego of Surgeon* ofKngland. (1827.)
Licentiate of the Hall (IAU,) and 30 years Besldent
! Practitioner in London: the •‘Guide to Health.”
“Green 80<.k.” “How to tioHappy,” “Mcmoirsof Single
and Marrried Life,” 4c. !
This small, but highly vnlnUhle Treatise, written by s
world renowned Physician ann Surgeon, points Out the on
ly sure and permanent cure fijr all diseases respiting from
self abuses and is the only publication of Its kind wmte'nfh
.a benevolent spirit and by n scientific man. It should bo in
.the bands of nil who value their life and health and hnpjd
lies? here and hereafter. ' * J’'.! 1
Prato, Pi cents. Or 4 stamps: on receipt of which: It,
will lie sent, post free. ;unl well Hecim-d.by Dr. CII. KLINB,
Xu. 4*“* I*o A vi'ini". box 45S(l.iKhvr Yorff. ‘ ~
I a PORTA NT TO : FARMERS AND
I LIVERY MEN.-
88-tmt’s Arabia* Horse OIXTMCXT is the only medicine
in nse that will effectually Cure Ringbone, Ejutvfn and
Splint. It in not claimed for thU Ointm<mt,a» (or
lie dy all oth-T in -dicinrs of the day. tbctt it will cute Ml
disease* which horse or man are heir M. but only to cure
tun ‘.hove n.-yued diseases wheh Used . lu-cording to .dirsc
tlnjns. I! lngbon n . Sjuivin and Splint are ilbeaaeWofprecisely
simitar character, consequently a medichie whlcliwdUbene
fit »r cure ono is adapted to tlw other. This Ointmentpenc
tnites the burses shin, renclica'and converts the callous into
matter. and tlie diseased lump; is then discharged in the
form of puss or matter through the skin, withoutrenJovlng
the hair, if put on according to directions* Uhatpeen
said by those who have used tpe Ointment, that it Will cure
the Poll Evil and Farcy It is certaiiu however, that it will
cure or remove any callous lumps from a horse,; ,wherever
located. ‘ Try it, and if after using it a week, according to
directions.’you are not satisfied as to .its efiicacy, return
tlie box to the agent and lie will refund the money. Price
sl..nop<-r box. . ■
For sal - hr O. W, KESSt.EE. Altoona,
qpilK SECRET' INFIRMITIES OF
X ■ YQimi AND MATURITY, Jus* pub- _«»»»_
tidied, gratt*,- toe zntn 7 , • fftfffll
■ A fbw word's on t ! ie Rational treetmenrrf&iSfcJXMF
wlthont Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or lo
cal Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions, General' and-tift-TOTU
Debility, Premature decay of the System, lmpotci»cy,an(l
Impediments to Marriage generally, by ! ’ /
V IhDEbANEY.M.p.
The important Cict that the many alarming complaints,
originating in the Imprudence and solitude of youtb,tn»v
be easily removed WITHOUT MKDICIN£, it In this small
tract, clearly demonstrate:!; and the entirely new and high
ly snccessfol treatment, as adopted by the Author. IhUy ex
plained, by means of yhtch every one is enabled to cure
lilmself perfrctly and tit the least possible coat, thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratia and post free In a seated en
velope. by remitting two postage stamps toDr. DE LAKEY,
■IT laspenard Street, Nctr York. [Qet. 1 *67-ly.
-vtational police GAZETTE.—
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IHCI : AW.Wffflly.
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