anh.
to mTesUat* J
k anrltl»:«m #ea j
m ade a a«no n j
n cirqiUqtion at
i have been re*
of debts due 1
from j
iU ledecnictj m I
of the bankawas S
• minutes
that, in 18457 a
'•1 dividend, the
s declared to b#
due of $5O, a nd
ember the same
J of the capital’
»f its ruin wja B
• bciicl theft, but
ployed arc thus
The discounting
cers, a practice
former charter
ihire. the lo« '
'•>nl to the Whole
;n S ;n pa.
oli bt ful, depre
h-discounts and
jor in Philadel-
Lioned including
banks and
1 in some
i case and ken
he bank.l r
uion constantly
ion of the B<^m)
• naLle acts, and
exculpate then
\ the bahk ,W|B, |
;ke. — A ’correi
id, writiiig from
owing account of
that surpasses
whimsichl lady,
.rd of. *K ; J
sit to onc-of the
ever knotm /|'n
A negrp wd-
Stitas, of this
>. to four living
i in a still more
sc Twins. The
shoulder, and”
Laving the low*’;
f each perfect- 1
the shoulder. J
ivs, that they
the junction of
1 from the hip
ending.la one
lildren, nature
ccaatric'aagai
” being black:,
H i of a whity
i hey. all seem
.other is
r-.CRr.VMA!*-—i
! olh ulL,;,«o|k-
Rev. Dr.-fiy*
•v of the
• :e, says the
..ii wife's‘ne
nwte.i for in
■(•n shot tjt;p
..(tied to (for*
attacked ,ttip
v. ho shot bin
r.-«2a*e*gge*i
PIIKMA^
i.'Gratis, tilt Shh ,j
■n
a.-tl.v. by .:■■■'
; mu. l ,
r..r orauilainta.
if 1 • prfv-’Bth.'way
i. •;n tf,iH sjnall
, . v .’a w aml hijeh
i'. AnthoKfaQjr
.iMtd to.com
-coijt, thereby
ifi a sealudcijl
i.:. stamp* ;tUrl
■ City. V--
I 1 GOODS!
• i'.ii'.rm tbeciu* I
jo t receive# Id* ,
rcr djr£s i
11 .Ilka, Dncais
■ '■l nil feiiuUaf
■ ir cadv'
r IIARp
: : I.
- ;d iliis p!a|i>.
i'lninew »id
!:■ ,! i.ij foodtM
:!;iarUrm, to
■ >y oilier, storo
■•vurttelTfliC , ■
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IH'LEMAJt. I
<iOODS.-r
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I: and CQJ2A?,
■ ’ IJ this pl»c&.
> In tho B‘auon,
!. V ;• ,‘iicrj |irt
v 'anUlpiw
-lii'.rs. /■
MX 5 . ■
fAIXIES,'
i-KCUEV^,
;■ .gcthcr with
.«• fioods, ;
QUEE2T&
<*fC, ' ' f y 1
aJv&atag®,tp
INS! : '
i-MADE
■ EIVKD Mf
ES WUIC|
' Hat he |p
'• pU-a'nrsln
■ :i. lib f<*J»
: .o-.ctif.n both
; rh X^Sm
THB
.Map of ftwr
■nUininglOl
; 1-calitie* of
:h jol Hoa-ies,
. Pcnii Ifou*-
■*. it Tabic of
l)." name and.
i n tlie mf-r
-t. .-.i t.> make
■ ' .i red oa#
ii '<scr.bcra «t
I. OKIL,
i. FIUCtD.
I I.WD,
:iCNWSg : ;
•>! AUooaa,
nr.
Hirst. .
P
:bliiOi
i, I wish to leave town ns soon as
dnot, until all the books and ac
ts firm of iTCrum & Allison,
#) transferred to me, are settled
I parties knowing themselves in
woks, (and the number is by no
ill make it convenient to settle
I can alwaysbefound nt the
Wm. M, v ALLISON.
Pat Up 1—3,4
possible, bat ci
counts of the li
ahich have be<
up, I hope PI
debted on said 1
means small) w
up immediately
Tribune Office.
MKUiCAvPssk—From a copy of tie standard
Fee Bill of the Blair I County Medical Society*
which lately fell into our hands, we make the
following extract of charges for services, which
it would be well for those who employ physi
cians to cut out) and file away for reference, so
that they will kjaow exactly what they may ex
pect to be charged for medical services. Many
persons are astonished when their doctor’s bill,
is presented for payment,’ from the fact that
they have no knowledge of medical charges
and have kept no account of the number of
visits, consequently they think the physician
an extortioner, [ while in reality, his charges,
taken separately, in most cases, will fall below
thefollowing standard of prices. It is a mat
ter of information to our citizens, and as such
we give it. There are many other items of
charges specified in the bill, but we give only
such as are of general importance :
j most \ to
Every necessary visit, in town... $ SB .50
When detained, | for each hour... l aso 1.00
When to more j than one person . \
in n family, for each additional
patient j
For a single visit in n case.
For rising at and advice,
without leaving house
Night service, from 10 P. M. to
0 A. M J Always Double.
Detention at patient’s house per
diem 1. ..j
Office advice and prescription...
Consultation fee, for a first visit
Subsequent vtsijts in same case...
Services in natural labors, in
town \ ......
Services in difficult labors, in
town, requiring the use of in
struments
Extraction of Placenta
Fur visits after labor, charge as
in ordinary cases.
In cases of labor, out of town,
mileage will jbo charged ac
, cording to the! usual rates.
Eor riding one ‘mile or beyond
town limits
for every additional mile
Reducing simple fracture, Thigh
- “ “ “ Leg...
“ “ ■ “ Arm ..
Reducing simplej fracture of Col
lar Bone
Reducing simple fracture, Lower
« Jaw i.
Reduc|ug aimpld fincture, Ribs.
For various other fractures
For visits and attention neces
sary after reduction, charge
ns usual. |
Reducing simple dislocation, llip
Reducing simple dislocation of
. Knee or Auklp
Reducing simplle dislocation of
Shoulder ..,.J
Reducing, simple dislocation of
Elbow, or Wrist
Reducing simple dislocation of
Fingers, or Ttjcs....’.
Reducing simple dislocation of
Clavicle
Reducing simple dislocation of
Lower Jaw.. J
Reducing siinplq dislocation Ribs
For visits and attention neces
sary after’ dis’ ocation, charge
aq usual.
When a fracture! or dislocation is
attended with} a wound, addi
i tional charge Inay be made.
I For amputation of Thigh
1 “ “ !“ Leg or F00t...
For amputation lof Knee, Ancle,
or Shoulder J oint
Amputation of .Arm or Fore Arm
[ For amputation of Fingers or toes
For other amputations
1 Vaccination’
Cupping
Venesection
Extracting a Toj.ih
Military P
Su iday last, an
in i be neighbor!
is Subject to fits
abco in ohr strei
tula, any! pcrfoi
tnry tactics in fr
no small amuser
and boys who hi
lira! of the Exj
part of Captain,
and high private
knife very loose!
tors gave him
manncl. We ob
the day, in difft
though he man
any peraop, nevt
confined daring'
no telling what i
others should an
jbformance on Sunday. — On
old German, living, we believe,
ood of Allegheny Furnace, who
of insanity, • made his appeor
:ts, dressed in a suit of regimen
med sundry evolutions in mili-
Jnt of the Logan House, to the
rent of quite a crowd of men
d congregated theri# on the ar
rets train. Ho performed the
Lieutenant, Sergeant, Corporal
, and flourished a large butcher
y, so njuch so that the ppecta
nmple ‘room to go through the
served him several times during
rent parts of the town. Al
ifested no disposition tfriiarm
rtheless we think he should be
»is fits of insanity,! as there is
njuiy he might do to himself or
opportunity offer.
Removal.— W
and excellent ai
s notice that onr young friend
■list, John W. Clabaugh, has
ratns to his now room on the
removed his apa
comer of the allc
loon, and imoted
elHs old stand. J
a splendid assort
his business perf
,of the best room
y opposite El Eeibonaoh’s Sa
ately above Lowther & ilcDow
>hn has a first-class instrument,
nent of cases and understands
ictly, and now he has one
i for the purpose to be found
pect to see him crowded with
ke pleasure in recommending
la K c of the public.
any where, vre ei
Wc ta
him to tae patro
Cuasqe or S<
new arrangemen
trains on the Cei
commodation tn
HEDc,tc.— On Monday a
lin running of passenger
tral went into effect The ac
in from this place east, has
od the through mail put on
Express Train East and West,
l “S®d. the Fast Line East
nd leaves at 6,50 in the eren
itwatd at 10.06 P. M. The
wd airircs at 12.05 and .leaves
ftTCB at T.OO I*llL
5 to take the cars isil] do well
s*. !: ’■ ■/> .■ -
been taken off* a
The time of'the
has not been ch
.arrives at ,6.80 i
i >ng,—leaves Wo
Mail Train Easivi
at 12.80 noon—b
Persons iutendin
to nu ts .this chan
a Criirae.
ITEMS.
.60
.50 6.-00
5 00
1.00
1.00
5.00
15.00
10.00
5.0 U
5.00
\ 5.C0
1.00
10.00
10.C0 15.00
5.00 10.00
1.00
5.00
5.00
2.00
25.00
20.00
30.00 ' 40.00
15.00 25.00
5.00
20.00 75.00
1.00
1.00
50
.25
Ihoh Citt Cohukxoial Goixeqe, Pittsburg,
Pa.—A. T. Donthett-bas wqn fur himself the!
highest honors for .being tbo moat, successful
disciplinarian and. teacher of onr city schools. I
The graduates of :his class having long had the
reputation, of being practically educated, and;
have for years been been cited to by
the Board of Education' for producing the most
rapid improvement in writings and turning out
thorough practical rapid business penman.—!
During the past year the Central High School
employed him to give two lessonS each week to
their classes.. The Iron City College, which at
'all times makes it a point to engage the best
talent and most thorough" scholarship of the
country, has Prof. Douthett added to its able
corps of teachers. The reputation of £rof.
Douthett as a teacher of,great energy, thorough
ness and success, in connection with the other
Professors, is a sufficient guarantee, that the
Iron City College is the inost dosirable place
which the country affords for acquiring a thor
ough practical commercial education. For in
formation of tho College, address F. IV. Jenkins,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Lsn.CK.NzA.— This is a very common disease
at this season of the year, and frequently leads
to deep seated enghs, and oftentimes Consump
tion. To those who may be troubled in that
way, we advise to 'read the following notics,
and act accordingly :
From the Pititburg Morning Post, Oet. 28, ’-58.
Influenza.— One of the best medicines for
tbc cure of Inflnenza, that can be found in the
country, is Dr. Keyscr’s Pectoral Syrup. We
have tried it, ; and take great pleasure in bear
ing testimony to its efficacy. There is no hum
bug about it. At this season of the year, when
one-half of onr citizens are sneezing and cough
ing, it should be known that a few spoonsful
of this medicine wHI, in half a day, work a per
fect cure. Reader, if you have a Cold take our
advicej and biiy a bottle of Dr. Keyset’s Pec
toral Syrnp.
It may be had of O. W. Kessler of this place.
1.00
Ixcuease of Wages. —We are pleased to learn
that the Railroad Company have increased the
wages of the employees, but to what extent we
are- unable to tell at present. The increase
was simultaneous with the discharge of the
‘‘ strikers’’ in this place, although it extends
over the whole road and includes every depart
ment and officer. Thus have the words of Col.
Lombaert and Scott, to those who petitioned for
an increase of wages, been faithfully kept, and
the most conclusive evidence been given that
the Company is fast recovering from the shock
occasioned by the “tight times,” through which
we have just passed, which squeezed the HR
out of a number of Railroad companies and cor
porations who made mure anstentatious displays
of means than the Pennsylvania Central.
10.00
6.00
5.00
8.00
10.00
80.00
5.00
1.00
.50
20.00
10.00
10.00
Useless Does.—For some time past the in
habitants of North Ward have been nightly an
noyed by the howling and fighting of a pack of
a dozen or twenty dogs, whom, it appears to us,
can Le of no earthly benefit to their owners,
else they would take proper care of them. We
think there is a Borough Ordinance relating to
these quadrupeds, and wo sincerely hope that
the proper officer will see to having it enforced.
If it be not enforced, the only remedy left those
who wish to enjoy a peaceful sleep is to load up
their old fusees and declare a war of extermi
nation, and rest not until every dog shall have
received a charge of cold-lead. This shall be
cur remedy.
10.00
10.00
2.00
Go.oo
20 00
15.00
5 00
10.00
Heavy Raiks. —liuring the last few weeks we
have had little else than rainy weather, the pre
dictions of the weather wise that we were to
have n-uch dry weather to.the contrary notwith
standing. The ground is now perfectly satu
rated with water, and we think vegetation would
be able to stand the suns of a couple of weeks
without injury. The rains will no doubt con
siderably retard the farmers in attending to
their spring work and planting, but it will ma
terially increase, their prospects of heavy grass
crops, and roakC'pasture abundant.
10.00
5.00
30 Oil
2-3.00
■j •
Battalion Training. —On Monday morning
and evening lalt, the vicinity of oqr office was a
scene of lifcjsand war-like demonstration, the
consequent result of the departure and arrival
of the two companies belonging to this place, to
and from the Battalion Training, at Hollidays
burg. As is usually the case, the day was un
propitious, being interspersed with occasional
showers. We hope, however, that our soldiers
had a fine time of it, as they arc a fine set of
fellows.
.25
Excitement Down Town. —Copsldernb’e ex
citement has been created in North Ward ond
Tuckahoe Valley, by the arrival of a large and
splendid stock’ of new Goods at McCormick’s
Store. Mr. AI. has just returned from the city,
and is now opening his Spring and • Summer
Goods, wbich.he promises to sell at greatly re
duced prices. All he asks is that you call and
examine hia stock and prices Read his adver
tisement in another column.
; Licenses Granted. —The following named
persons, in Altoona, obtained licences at the
recent term of court; .
JloUh— Richard McClain, Nicholas Erringer,
Herrifck & Schweigart, Thomas Keys, John
Woods, John Bowman, William Barr, Jonathan
Damo. ' V |
Ealing Hounu— Ferdinand Nothwarig, Jacob
Holtzman, Jacob Schenk, Eeibenack& Schmidt.
Takes to the Asylum.—-We are sorry to
learn that Adolphus Erbc,. a drafteuian, recently
in the employ of the Pa. R, B, Company, who
has been laboring under ah liberation | of mind
for some time past, .was, on Friday hujt, : taken
to the Insane Asylum at . Under
the care of a skillful physician it is hoped that
ho will soon be to liis formed health
and usefulness. , 1
D)blkoajx Elechos.— -The election to bhooso
Delegates to the Ameiioan
meets in Hollidaysburg on tbo 20th lost, comes
off on Saturday next. Wo hear but littlo said
about tlie local politics of the county, and pre
sume tbe election o.n Saturday .will pass oiF
quietly, except in thosb districts icherein candi
dates for the different offices reside.
' reference ;to ijbei new. advertisements
In to-daj’a paper. it will ~bo wen- that the Bor
ough Coßn9n;liavc ndo|»tcd an important Ordi
nance. -
Ice CasAMi—lf you want a saucer of this
delicious article,'; go :ito Mrs. Haines & Cost
ley’s, on Brimch Sfejeet, a le* dobra ahovd; Br.
John L. Ickcs’s Store, where they have lately
opened a Saloon, end b*e prepared at all times
to serve those who may wish to give them a calk
JRsf* Wanted—to rent, a Amuse suitable for a
small family withpab children. Apply immedi
ately nt this office, < i
_> :i „ ' Pir tke Mioana. Tribune.
To the Yoong meu of Altoona.
lettSTno. 6.
The Infiatatct of the Weather on our Thoughts—The Storm
—(roit in the Young Men of pur Place —
The Want <f Homes to itany of Them,' Unfavorable —
Home, itsJßmiearmeniti lie.—The 'Storm Pul—The Sun
cel of Lift,
Young Gentlemen know by experi
ence that our 1 thouj and feelings are /very
likely to be affected by the weather. That be
ing the case, I very much fear this will be a
cloudy epistle; for as J write the heavens are
darkened with, thick black clouds, the distant
thunders are murmuring, and the big rain-drops
are pelting', the window's. Still the clouds, grow
darker—the wind; is blowing harder—and now
the rain is coming down in torrents—men are
running, the -windows arc hurriedly pulled
down, and everything is seeking shelter from
the raging storm. What a mighty God reigns
above us !i Who can thuuder like Him ? He
holds the winds|in hi is hands, and says to the roll
ing billows, thus high shall thou rise but no
higher, and to the raging sea, thus far shall
thou come but no farther ; here shall thy proud
naves bo staiiL What a consolation to know
that He is infinitely wise as well as infinitely
powerful, and will therefore do “ all thinea
well.’' , 6
But now, as t}ie forket lightnings dart across
the darkened heavens, and the sharp quick
following peals of thunder roll, the thought oc
curs, what a fearful]thing it will be to fall into
the hands of such ol God—of one, the present
manifestations of whose power jvre so wonder
ful, so terrific, and jet so sublime; and it is
passing strange, that any rational creature |vith
such evidences of the existence and power of
God, could ever bh skeptical, or even fail to
reverence and adore such a Being.
I must, however, desist, lest you should con
clude, young friends, that the letter-writer had
turned preacher. Excuse me. I have just beea
following the weather, and dotting down the
' thoughts as suggested by it. I have thought of
noticing in this communication some things pe
culiar to your situation in this place. These
are of two general classes, viz : favorable and
unfavorable. One among the most unfavorable
of these, is the fact that so many of you arc
! without the comforts, privileges and opportu
| nities of home. Of course I mean home in the
| strict sense of the term. You all have homes
| in one sense—that is, places of stopping, or of
| boarding. But then you are without that kind
| of home around which the bright associations of,
! youth cluster, aud from w hich so many Imllow
led influences go forth It is there a mother's
impress is felt, a sister’s kind attentions are
I known, and the anxious care aud wholesome
discipline of a father js exercised.
The ardor, the pliability and impetuosity so
common to young men. need the sacred influ
ences and restraints of such a home. They
need the society of home frtcuds ; they need the
| softening aud moulding influences of the do
mestic circle upon their manners; need
the restrains of a father’s and a mother's exam-
I pie; the order and habits of family rule?.—
j Many of y.m, young friends, are without these,
j and no doubt you feel their want, oft recurring
I in your recollections to former days and home
scenes, and wish for their return, lint this
| can not be—they arc gone never to return.—
j And now the want of ithem enables you better
| to appreciate the pleasures and joys of home
| days and homo scenes itlxan when you really en
joyed them. Doubtless some of you feel that
could yon now g ■ ba<j;k to the homes of your
childhood, you would appreciate them 1 more
. and enjoy them heftier .than you ever did be
fore. It may be that this allusion to that en
deared spot strikes a tender ccrd in your breasts,
cause.:- your hearts to swell, and the unbidden
tear to rise and steal over your manly cheeks.
It would not be strange. Hearts more hardened
than yours have often been moved; and eyes
less accustomed to Weep, have shod tears at the
mention of home. That is a beautiful and truth
ful sentiment expressed in the following brief
ttauzas:— ]• i
“ Home 1 home, street liome I
There’ll no place like home;
Be it ever so hmulde.
There’s no place Ukeiiome.”
It is • :
“ A spot,of rprtli supremely bl. st,
A d- arer, sweet' r spot than til the rest. ’
It vs greatly to bo regretted young friends, that
so many of yon hero, should be cut off from
such privileges and opportunities as home would
furnish. And I may add,/Uwt greatly
increases the on your account.—
Those fond parents from whom you arc absent
will bo greatly concerned about you, and many
a fervent prayer Will go up iu your behalf.—
And permit me to say to you, that the frequent
recurrence of your thoughts to the scenes, the
influences, the associations of home, and a con
sideration of the anxieties there felt in your be
half—the prayers for you offered up, and the
promises you have perhaps made to a pious
anxious mother beforebidding her farewell, may
be to you an important safeguard. A promise
made to a kind, affectionate, pious mother,
ought to bo very sacredly kept. 1 Thoughtless,
careless, wicked young man, how ban you meet
that sainted 'mother at the judgment seat, with
that lost promise unfulfilled ?' Then commence
to fulfil it now. Voting men, though you have
how no homes, forget not those of your earlier
days, and carry their influenc.es with you to
the grave. And now as the storm is past, and
the bright setting sun.is shining in Lis evening
glories, so when tlie' storms of life have all
blbwn past, may the setting of your sun be un
obscured by clouds. Yours truly.
The Panic—More Failures. —The panic in
Now York seems to.be on the increase. In this
city everything goes on smoothly, and the only
failures we have heard of were the failures to
furnish good fits made by some inferior clothing
establishments. There is no such difficulty
stated Councils of
tho “ tTpcreßAob Tsibe.” So. 85, I. 0. R. M, are held ev
ery Ino*lo.v evening In tho J. 6. O. F. Hall, intho Ma
sonic Temple; Council Fire kindled at 7th run SOth breath
Juno 35, ’67-ly] A. EBEKLE, C, of Jg.
Time of the Closing and
Arrival of Moils at Altoona-Poet Office.
V ' MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern Way and HolUdaysburg at 11 30 A. 31,
Western *• 800 A.M.
nolUdftjubnrg \ ' 6 13 I*. M.
Eastern Tlirough Mail 800 “
MAILS ARRIVE. -
Eastern Through Mail, \ .;••• 8 36 A. M.
Western Way -and HoUidaysburg, 12 06 P.M.
Eastern " ■ Wr/7 00 “
. Juno 4, ’57-tf] JOHN SHOEMAKER, P. M.
Time of Arrival and. De
port arc or trains' running oh the Penn'a. Jtailrood, at Al
toohastation. "•r- 1 -"' ■ •
Express Train East arrives: 2,48 A. H., Jeeves 2,56 A. if.
,“-■ i“ ' West ■“ If 6,35 « ' v rt- gu «■ -
Fast i “ Bast ** ;: ftSO P. M. “ tfiO P. M.
“ “ West 10,00: “ « long -«•
Mall " East « 12,06. “ « 12,30 “
« “ West u 7,00; « .7,26 « '
- Tho HOLLIDAY BBUKG BRAN CH connects withExpren
Train West, MaU Train East and West and with FiMtXihe
East: ~ •••. y ~ i " ■ v ■■ ■ ■ .
The BLAIRS VILLE BRANCH connects with Johnstown
Emt md Vfriih SBxjiress Train West and Mail
: r^.2i, ; «Mfi ; tho*. a. aVrr, s>qtt.
ALTOONA MARKETS.
Flour—Superfine, bbl.
“ Extra,
, o»rn Meat, ; .« cwt. ,
Potatoes, 1 iflbnsh.
Thy Apples, « «
Batter, pro
Laid, ;
Hama, Ip “
|hoaldor», “
Eggs, $ doz.
STLain A Lehr sell their Roar at the followiug rates:—
White Wheat Flour, Extra Family, Tpbbl. ’ 55.75
“ “ “ “ Superfine, “ $4,87J4@5.00
. “ “ “ Superfine, “ 4,7 a
Fxtra Family Rour, " bbl. . f
Superfine Extra, best quality, " * 626
“ “ Brush Creek, ;•* 6 00
Superfine, u 4 75
In this place, on the 38th nit., bv the Rev. S. A. Wilson,
Mr. LEVI FKAILEY to Miss MARY J. DAVf.Y, both of
Altoona. -
SHAWLS, FROM §1.20 TO
O $3.50, at the Cheap Corner.
May 13, i858.-lt J. A J. LOWTHEB.
Daily receiving, fresh sup
plies ogress GOODS and SHAWLS, and selling
cheaper than ever, by J. A J. LOWTItEB.
COLORED PRINTS, FROM
Jl 6!4 to 11J~J cents per yard, at the now cheap corner.
May IS, 1858.-U J. A J. LOWTHEH.
JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT
of those baautiful Robes A’ Quille. They sell like hot
cakes. Ladies, call and sec them at the cheap corner.
May Ei, 1558.-lt J. A J. I.OWTHER.
FISH!—HERRING BY THE
1 barrel, and Mackerel bv the barrel, half-barrel or
kitts, for sale cheap by ’ J. kJ. LOXVTUER.
Notice.— whereas, letters
of Administration ou tho Estate of Adam Robinson,
late of the township of Logan, IJluir county, dece u»cd, have
been grunted u» the subscriber; all poison* indebted to the
said estate arc make luunediato payment; and
those haring claims or demands against tho estate, will
please make known the same without ileluy to
Altoona, May 13, ISoS.-Ct JACOB GOOD, Admr.
EE ST AUR ANT AND LAGER
i BEKU SALOON,—The subscriber would respectfully
announce that be will keep constantly bn hand, at his saloon
L nder the Masonic Temple,
a supply of refreshments, such as Cakes, Cheese. Sardines.
Pretzels, and an excellent article of LAGER REEL, nnmu
favoured at the Altoona Brewery, which is pronounced the
best in the country, ilia saloon is fitted up in good style
for the comfort and accommodation of bis patrons, and ho
hopes by strict attention to their wants to merit and receive
a fair share of patronage.
May 13,1855.-ly] FERDINAND NOTHTVANU.
INTENSE EXC IT EMEN T !
MeCOUMICK'S NEW G'K'DB HAVE ARRIVED AsD
ARE NOW BEING OPENED Foil INSPECTION
AND SALE.
“ lieioo, neighbor'. I'm In-re do tins ground egatn. ■ Per
haps you recollect vh -ii 1. last year, asked you to hold my
horse 11 moment aud tell me where the b HEAP STORE
was. But it is different now. It reminds mo a little of
the campaign of Ibbi. win-a Gen. Harrison was elected Pre
sident. Yon hove ouly to g > with the crow.! and you will
have no dilliculty in finding MCCORMICK'S STORE. From
the excitement dew u the valley, and the ijuantity of good.-
I see carried away, they must be selling otf very rapidly
and yery cheap.”
*• You are right, my friend; I would say to you, sir. go
ahead aud your anticipations wi.l be fully realized. He
has a very large aud well selected assoitm-eit of Goods.
Uo’ll sell yon a dress for fifty cents and give the trimmings
into the bargain, I’m told, and all other goods in propor
tion.”
•• Good l ye, neighbor, that’s where I am going to buy
my goods.”
*■ That's right, and so should everybody else. Good bve.”
DRY .GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
I QUEENSWAUE.
STONEWARE,
CEDAR WAKE,
Hats and Caps, very cheap Bonnets. Missis’ Plats, Ac,; La
dies’ Gaiters, Shoes and Slippers, with Misses, Boys and
Men's Boots and Shoe.;, and every other article kept in a
first c.i|s* country store, can be had cheap for cask, at
McCormick's.
All articles of country produce taken in exchange, for
goods. K. U. MoCOR.MICK.
Altomo, May 13,1855.-1 y
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE bet
ter regulation of the peace aud order of the Bor
ough of Altoona:
Suction 1. Be it enacted by the Burgess and Town Coun
cil of the Borough of Aic<-oua. ami ordained by the same.
That from aud after the passage of this Ordinance, any
person who shall he fmnJ intoxicated by the use of intox
icating drinks, in any street, alley, public or private place,
or in any building, public or private house within the Bor
ough, shall upon view or due pr.n.f being made before the
Burgess or a Justice of the Peace, be flu* d a sum not ex
ceeding ten dollars, and costs, and in default of payment of
the fine and costs, the person so convicted shall be coufiniKl
In the “ Lock Cp" house not exceeding forty-eight hours at
any one time.
Sec. 2. That if any por-on shall profanely curse or swear
by the name of Oo.i, Jesus Christ, the Holy Ghost, or by
any other name or tiling as aforementioned, every person
s > offending and being convicted thereof before the Burgess
or a Ju-'tice of the Peace, upon hearing or upon die' proof
being made, shall be fined and pay the sen of 67 cents for
each and every such profane curse or oath, together with
costs, and in default of tbo payment of the fine and c« t<.
the person so offending shall be confined in the ‘ hock Cp”
house not exceeding twenty-four hour?.
Sec. 3. That any person or persons who shall fight, or bo
engaged in an siTniy, or shall cause to - publicly offer to
create a breach of the peace, or any person who may Ik
present assisting or eitcouraging the same, t-lm.ll. noon be
ing convicted thereof, be fined, the sum of five dollars and
costs, and in default of payment shall be c rifiued in the
“Lock Cp” honso not exceeding forty-eight hours: and
whosoever shall conduct themselves improperly in public,
by using vulgar and obscene language, or shall moke a
noise on the street to the annoyance of the citizens by night
or day, by hallooing or in auy'och-r way, shall upon con
victim, be fined aha punished as iu tho first part of this
section.
Sec. 4. That any person who shall keep a disorderly
house, or shall suffer or permit noisy and disorderly con
duct therein, and any person causing and being engaged in
any such disorderly conduct in any drinking bouse, tavern,
saloon, or private dwelling, to the annoyance of peaceable
citizens, shall ’upon being convicted thereof pay a flue of
five dollais, and in default of payment shall bo confined in
tho “Lock Cp” house not exceeding twenty-four hoars.
""Sec. 5. That any person who shall wilfully deliico or tear
down handbills, notices, ordinances or posters, in public
places, within ten days from the time m pntting them up,
or slmll break, inutUnto or injure any fmit or ornamental
sbrun upon tho side-walks or any other place In the Bor
ough, the person so ofil tiding shall, upon being Convicted
thereof, pay a fine not exceeding ton dollars, aud in defimlt
of payment thereof shall be confined In the “Lock Cp”
house not exceeding forty-eight hours.
Sec. 0. That any person charged with offending against
flic laws of this commonwealth, and being under arrest, it
shall be lawful for tho officer baring tho person or persons,
in custody, to confine such person or persons In the “ Lock
Cp” house for a further hearing before the Magistrate, or
until the officer shall heve an opportunity of conveying the
person or persons to the County Jail, tho confinement not
to exceed forty-eight hours at any one time.
The manner of conviction in tho preceding sections shall
bo the same os in the first and second sections of this Ordi
nance. ! B. 11. MCCORMICK, iWt T. C.
i E. M. JONES , Burgat.
Attest: Jons MoClellax, CUrJc.
Altoona, May 186?.-3t
T. N. K.
Yaluable property for
SALE.—-The undersigned offers for sale a tract ot
EIGHTY ACRES of land, situate in Fnrgnson township,
Clearfield county, on tho Sonth ride bfthe West Branch of
tho Susquehanna Rirer,. about lire niQes from CnrurcusVille
end one mile below Lumber City. The premises nrecon,-
voniently situated, and among other inducements to pur
chasers aro two extensive beds of
1 IRON ORE,
one of which exceeds nine feet in thickness and yields from
forty-five to eighty per' cent. Them, is also iu> abundance
of .
LIMESTONE AND STONE COAL
on the premises, l making it a desirable situation to persona
wishing to engage in the manufacture of Iron.
There is the best of water power on- Oie promises, and
the river is navigable with arks, boats, &c., from this point.
Persons desiring any further information will address
' i WM. Q. SicCP.ACKEN,
March 25-3m.J New Miliport, Clearfield Pa.
T 7 LOUR.-—THE BEST QUALITY OF
X? FAMILY FLOOR for sale, Wholesale andßetall.
Applyjto - . J. SHOEMAKER,
Eec. llj , Masonic Temple.
§BTTEES FOR SALE.—THE UN r
■ dersigned has bn hand a lot of Settees which bo will
cheap for cash. * "' JOHN SHOEMAKER,
March 2SAL] HV - Mcsonle Temple.
T. FOB SALE.
1 160.000 Shingles ; W,OOO Lathes, •
anlaUtttdaofßGlLDlhG MATERlAL?ldwcrthnh the
lyvnMLWpkfchV Apply to ; JOHN SHOEMAKER.
coaksona) weekly by j. •* s. lornanL
M’LAIN A LEHR’S FLOUR MARKET.
H. LEHR’S FLOUR MARKET.
MARRIED,
A FORTUNE EOf*
»ffi- $70,000 TO BE HADFOBSIOI
O WAN & CO’S LOTTSB|B@y AU*
kj THOJUZSD BY THE STATS OFGSOWUAi \
The foUosrttttfßohpmeirlU •be drawn by 8. S tran * Co,
Manager* of thoSport*. Academy Lottery, la «iwh of the)! 1
Single Number Xilterlte for M»y, 1868, el jiIJQIJSTA,
Georgia, to which city they hare removed their principal
w»
V 5
office.
CLASS 13, ' 'H
To be drawn In the city of Augusta, Georgia! li
fintufdajy, Mpy 1, 1858. ■:
- CLAESI4, . ,y. j
To be drawn In tna City of Augusta, Georgia, fa
Saturday, May 8, ISSB. T T
CLASS 16, \ '
To be drawn in the City of Afigtata, Georgia, fa
Saturday, May M, 1868.
CLASS ia.
To be drawn in'the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public, on
.***%&£■ — :Mf I
To be drawn in the City of. Augusta,' Georgia, fat public, ou
Saturday, May 29, ISSB.
OK THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.;
nre tHocsaan four' hcxdezd xnd Koair-Pivs; PRittal
If early one Prite to every Jfine Ticket*/ J
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!’ ;
to bs hezwn each sATcmur is mo. '■
1 Prite of ' $70.0501 4 Prite of i 000
X s “ “ 30,000 4 •* .« ;■ , ; 800
I « “ 10,008 4 « « 700.
x “ “ fi.»» 4 “ “ ax)
I “ “ 4,000 50 Prises of 600
X « “ 8.0001 50 “ “ , ‘ 300
X “ “ 1,500'100 '« « ; \ ' 125
4 « “ 1,000,230 » “ . ; XOO
APPROXIMATION PRIZES. !: i
4 Prizes of $4OO Appfoxting. to $70,000 Prize are $1,600
4 “ 300 “ “ 80,000 W: “! 1,200
4 « “ 200 “ “ 10,000 f ' 800
4 “ li 125 “ “ 6,000 0 : “ = (Ou
4 “ “ 100 “ “ 4,000 " “ 400
4 “ “ 75 “ “ 3,000 il «: -300
4 “ “ 60 « « 1,500 « “ 200
5,000 “ “ 20 are : 100,000
5,485 Prizes amounting to - $320,000
XVhole Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters $2,50,
PLAX OF THE LOTTERY. : I
The numbers from 1 to 60,000, corresponding! with those
numbers ou tbs Tickets printed on separate Slijis of paper,
arc enciicled in small tin tubes and placed in olte XVueeL
The first 407 Prizes, similarly printed and eacirqlrd, ore
placed in another Wheel. ■ ! IT.
The wheels ore then revolved, and a number Is drawn
from the wheel of Numbers, and at the saute Prize,
is drawn from the other wheel. Tho uumberl and prize
drawn out are opened and exhihitedto the ftmjlktice, and
registered by tho Commissioners; tho Prize- being placed
against the number drawn. This operation is repeated un
til 1 all tho I'rizes are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.— The two precoedlngnndihe two
succeeding numbers to those drawing the first 7 Prize* will
be enlitl'-h to the 23 Approximation Prizes. To r example:
if Ticket No. 11,250 draws tho $70,000 Prize, those tickets
numbered 11,348. 11,240,11,251,11252, will Michjbo entitled
to $4OO. If Ticket No. 550 draws the $30,000 Prize, those
tickets numbered 543, 549, 651, 552, will encif be {entitled to
$3OO, and so on according to the above schema.
Tlie 5.000 Prizes of $2O will be determined by thetaat 11;,
are of the number tluit draws tho $70,000 Prize. For ex
ample; if the number drawing the $70,000 Prize ends with
No. 1, then all the tickets, whore the number cnils it> 1,
will be entitleil to $2O. If the number ends yrlth No. 2,
then oil the tickets where tho number ends in 3-will bo en
titled to $2O, and so on to 0. i
Certificates of Packages will be sold a< tbo (bllcfwing rates ;
which is the risk: • ‘ | •
Certificate uf package of 10 Whole Tickets, $5O
*• “ 10 Half “ 40
“ “ 10 Quarter “ ' ; ! 2UT
. 10 Eight ■ - 10’
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to onr address for the tickets ordered.'
or receipt of which they will be forwarded l)y first mall.—
Purclrisers can have tickets ending in any number they
may designate. :
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes Wifi! besent to
purchasers immediately ofl-rJthc drawing. ,1
Purchasers will please write their signatures! plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State. ;
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without deduction. '
All prizes of $l,OOO and under, paid inupedtitcly after
the drawing—other prizes at the usual time Of 30 days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or Certificates to" -
8. SWAN A CO., Ga.
Persons residing near Montgomery, Air,- or Atpla!)ta,Ga.
can have their orders filled, and save time, ;l>y addressing,
S. Swan A Co., at either of tlyse cities. i
A li t "f the numbers that are drawn from the wheel,
w ith the amount of the prize that each oneiie dntiilfd to,
will be published after every drawing, in the following pa
pers:—Xexa OrUans Delta, Mobile Jtegitfrr, C'harleftmi Stan
dard. Xashcillt Gazette. Atlanta Intelligencer. jVf (0 York
Weekly Pay He.’.-, Sdvaiduih Mowing Xtat, GitJimond Dis
patch. Ac to I’nrk Dispatch, end Paulding (Hits.) Clarion
Augusta {Gn.) Omstilultonalint. ' ’ [J|cn.7-ly.
Maryland state lotteries
FOR MARCH, 185 H. !
R. France k Co.,
Managers of the Maryland State Lotteries, presept flic fol
lowing Splendid Schema
FOR MAY. ISSS.
They caulion purchasers of Tickets to beware of order
ing Tickets In Lotteries where extraordinary large! Capi
tals arc offered for a small cost of Tickets—all such are
swindle-. •
The Maryland Lotteries have been in existence; for Forty
Years. They are drawn by a State Officer, atid can bo re
lied on. If you draw a Prize, you will get ypnr nioiur
The whole country is flood’ d with hegifj Lottery concerns.
Beware of them.
-Order in the Maryland State Lotteries,,
M.VOXniCt.NT SCUIiMEi’
Grand consolidated Isattery. class o,
To be drawn in Baltimore City, May 22, li>6S.; :
liSir 16 Drawn Rdiotr out of TS,-3DJ'
Making more Prizes than Blanks. Every I’a cite, go of 26
Tickets must c intain 1(1 drawn numbe-fo, so that there
are Id Prizes to M Bialiks.
1 Grand Prize of st-J;000 TO Prize pf $2OO
1 Prize ef 10.000 619 Prize of 100
1 Prize of 5.000 62 Prize of 80
1 Prize of 6,'XW 62 Prize of 70
3 Prize of 2.Cod 621’rize- of i 60
5, Prize of 1-500 62 Prize of- i ; 40
l-i Prize of J,Buc 7.192 Prize of ' 20
10 Prize of 40v 30,255 Prices . } la
35.250 Prizes, amounting to 8001.000. ;
Tickets slo—Halves ss—Quarters s2,oo—Eighths $1,25.
A Certificate of Package if 26 Wholes, costa ■- I §134 00
Do. do., 26 Halves, j , (i 2 00
Do- do. 26 Quarters, 51 00
Po. ■ do. 20 Eighths, j 15 CO
HAVANA PHAN
ThU Is the old mode of Drawing. Brizes in
and Tickets in another. j
Krery Prize if drawn ont. * 1
Ertri) Prist paid in full icithtnU drdukddti!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED EXTRA CLASS 6,
To be drawn in Baltimore. Md., Saturday, May 29th, ISoS
20,fi$& Prizeal J 6,000 Numbers!! '
SPLENDID SCHEME!
$01.160
6,000
6.000
5.000
6.000
2.000
2.000
2,000
2,000
J2CO
1,260
1,260
1.260
1,000
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize "f
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
4 Prizes of
10 l*rizee of
10 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
19
'B9O *0 ; «
£3O ‘ 40 »
900 400 ;i*
20,000 Prison of $8 each.
20,000 Prizes of $B, determined by the Qnpitalpi
• odd or-even.
Whole Tickets slo—Tlnlvesjj—Qnarteras
A Managers’' Certificate of 10 Whole*—wher'
wish to pay the risk only, will bo sent for
Do. ‘ do. 16Halves, ■
Do. do. 16 Quarters,
Do. 40. 18 Kljrhths,’ ]
The Managers hare been compelled from thb
complaints madeto thfcm, ofnntoithfalncss on t
•hose who hare been attending to the filling of
resume the correspondence bnainoM in their own
Order tickets from thoKanagcra only.
■ Adrross all letters (o j • ■ . R. I'RAXCB.
March 4-1 y] • ■ 1 ■ Baltinto
]VTEW VOLUMES OF THE
JL !R GREAT BETTiaU REVIEWS, namely,, J
liiinhurff. North British, and jUn id
Urrlies, and Bladcm >.<fs BiMhirg itageuine, f jfi
Commence with January, 1868. I-
Tenses or Sotsobiptiqx.—Anyone Review or Dll
S 3 a year. Blackwood • and one 'Review—Of two 1
So. Tho four Reviews tad Blackwood,'SdO. Fb
to one addread. |3». " ' ” ' *~ Y f H
Postage (which ehonhibe paid quarterly In nd|
the four Review* and Blackwood to anyPostOfl)
United StatesvOnly 80 cent) a year,* name]) i 1 !!]
year on each Review, and 24cont* a yoke bn Bloc
Address, L, 6COTT A PublM
April 8,1868. 54 Gold Street, corner of Fulton
Dissolution ofeabtneh
—Notice Is hereby given that'the
HHore Cxlstjlng between the undewigned/tmlingk)
of Lowther * McDowell, has been this dby dM
mutual consent. Settlement of accounts may t>e:»i
citherbf the firm. - JAMES LOW'
Altoona, April 20,185£-Bt.] WM. McIHJW:
QUEHIFFALITY.—I offer infe
a candidate Cjr the office of SHERIFF OrTOj
tr, at the ensuing eltcClon In October next. If e
pledge myself to discharge the duties appwtainiri
office to the best ofmy Mllltr. ■1 : - ‘.tir'd
Feb. 4,1858-tc] JOHN B. W^U
]r: OVKRING AND NEW ORLEANS
[J - Syrup Mohw6e% at ftir prices, at .■ „ . 'QJJ'.:
HENRY MpaJs,
IIOCERIEJk —«-A:
\ T complete iMirtocni of Otoceiiet jur&iiial wStfrik
cvfnd »t ■ the; jrffcre* of : J.®, f 1 *'
• .i-.-.i -v). .... ■ i ■ ■ ■■t i in —m" i
A XWA*B SOMETHING ’ NEW.—
jPLr Ou> aan Toes®.
i
public, IB
public, ou
Is, nodoubt, (he most wonderful discovery of this tg« o
progress; tor It will restore, permanently, gray hair to Ha
casual color, cover the head of tho bald wi)lr*-asaM Huk
rfont growth, remove at once all dandruff and Itching, cure
oU scrofula, and other cutaneous eruptions, such aa scald
hsad, etc. It will euro, as if by magic, nervous or peiiodi
«(l headache; make the hair soft, glossy and preserve the
cqiar perfectly, and the hair from falling, to extrema old
age. The following is from a distinguished member'of the
iisodicftl pttftaehm j '
f ’ ■ . i Br. PAvt. January 1,185&
Pbof. 0. 3. Woon—Dear Sr:—Unsolicited, 1 semi yCu
tills certificate, After being nearly bald for a tong time
and having tried all the hair restoratives extent, andhavtag
no forth ill any, I was induced, on hearing of yours, to give
Hja trial. I placed myself in the hands, of a barber, and
hid uty nead rubbed with a good stiff brush, and tho resto
rative than applied and well rubbed in, till the sculp was
aglow. This Trepfcated every .morning, and in throe weeks
the young hair appeared and grew rapidly from August but
till the present time, agd is now thick, block and strong—
soft and phnsant to the loach; whereas, before, Itwoshareh
,and wiry, wbat little there was of it, and that little wni
dibppoaring'very'rapidly. I still rise your Peato retire
about twice a Week, and shall soon have a good and herfoct
crop of hair. Now 1 had, read oil these things—and who
iujs not? but have not seen hitlicrto any cose where any
person’s hair was really bunuflUod by any of .the hair tonic,
etc., of the day; and it really gives mo pleasure to record
the result of my experience. - I have recommended your
preparation to others, tthd it already has a large and gent!-
aljsßle throughout the Territory. The 1 people, hero xtiotv
ih) effects and have confidence in.it. The supply you sent
us as wholesale agehts for the Territory, is nearly exhaus
ted, and doily inquiries ore made for it. You deserve cred
it ifor your dwcovcry.and J, for one, rcltirn. yen my thanks
for the benefit it has done me, for I certainly had despaired
lojig ago of effecting any such result.
I Tinu of Bond A Kelly, DmggUts, St; paid- ‘
ißom Pit Editor of th» Jttul Lite It AdtrrtiUr. ' ’ :
f , Bosids, March 158 V
JpEAß.gic:—Having become prematurely qultegrey,! was
Induced, some six weeks since, to make a trial ofyourPcsto
retire. 1 have used, less titan two bottles, but the gray
hlilrs hayc all disappeared; and although my lmir has not
.flflly attained its original color, yet the process of chug"
irgradually going on, audl am in great hope* that iu a
Snort.time my hair, will be.as dark ojformerly, I have aim.
l>«en much gratified at the healthy ’moUfttro *Bd vigor of
the hair, which before WCs hahh ahd afy; And It has ceased
to come out as formerly. 1
1 Respectfully yotirs, T). C. 51. HUPP.
! C.icmr, Illinois, June 13,1555.
, J have used Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorative, nud have ad
mired its wonderful effect. My hair was hccomir z;’ as I
thought; prematurely gray; hut by the use of life fipksa
titu, it lias, resumed its original color, a ltd have no doubt,
phrrooicotiy so. SIDNEY BKBESE,
! ' Px-SCnntor Vultcd Stale*,
p. J. Woon A- rv>.,' Proprietors, 3P! Broadway X., Y. and
11 1 Market «t., St. LouKM issued.
For sale by <i. W.KESSI JiR, liriigctst, Altoona. : [SMy
puplic, on
/hiNLY ONE BOTTLE
" . . OK
Id i t.juircd to cure any one troubled with Liver Complaints,
uCuort the most desjiernte of cases, when flic second beetle
win, with karoo asinghj failure. restore thepalirilt tob'alth
aijd vigor. Wo wish to call the attention of ail to thus*
facto, that the luvigorutor i* compounded by a physician
who has used it lu his practice for tiie last tw>-n*y years with
a;Success almost credulous, and it is entirely vegetable, bc
io|>c composed wholly of gums.
Sonic idea of tho strength of these gtuusraay bo foemed
when it is known one bottle of ilia Invlgoirutor contains u
mlich strength as one hundred doses of Calomel without any
edits deleterious effects. - ■
One bottle is the surest thing known to entry uwny tho
had effects of mineral poison of any kind.
Only one bottle oft: is needed to throw out of tic system
the effect of medicine offer a long sickness.
■One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all yellowness or
unnatural color from the skin. - r
One dose after eating is sufficient to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food from rising nod souring.
Only on? dose taken he loro tetiridgprevents nightmare.
One dose taken at night loosens the-howeta gently, and
cutes costlveucM.
One dose- taken after each meal will cute Dyspepsia,
One dose of two tea-s].ooiifuU will always relieve Sick
Headache.
One bottle, taken (or female ohstmctionsri moves the cauro
of the disease,mid makes n perfect chre. .
Only one doso immediately relieves Cholic, while one dote
often repented is a sure cui,v for Clmf-ra Jldrbns.mudasurs
preventative of Cholera. > , • i |
One dose taken often will prevent-the reenrrenoo of bil
li°h a attacks, while It relieves all painful feelings. ■
•Kjt*Ono dr two doses taken oeeasitmilly isontofihelcst
remedies for cold ever known. ••• 1 . T,_
ffiionsands pf cures cfiutl.imir.eth.il and wcakfecs of the
indgs have bncu cureil by till Invigilator.
One dose taken a short time before e.itiug gitea figof
end makes f.iorl dijp-st well., ’ ;
ijliie dose often reiientrd cur.*!! P{arr!i<#|» iti worst forms,
whil.yomimer and bowel compla; iit» • yMd almost Id the
fir it doso. - . ‘ .
One or two Jpscs inns alia. V j caviscd by worms, whiln
folj worms hi children! there h no Hirer, siUbr end tpetdicr
remedy in tbc *-wW, :is it nwv-(-e litils. ~ r
ThCro'f»‘so ©Mggeni 1 ion in (It v.e- statements, they ara
plain ahd sober facts, that we cui give evidence to prove,
while nil who use i: ar*-giving their unanimous testimony
in its favor • s
pa wish all who are sick a:ul debilitated lb try ttiikreln
rdy. imd test it thoroughly, dud Miy who ;oe not Iwhefited
hyiif? use we should like to h-re Cr-m.ltW we -have yet to
hear from the first pei«ou nfcd has nscilaholthfcfliivtgpre
toi without receiving belief t. for th« rc'nrttVuchiustoniahlttg
mrdiolunl yirtfvs in it. tlmt r.ll, no matter how. lons, they
liavo b««n ath eted, if tit -!r complaint arises from a derang
ed liv-r, will lbs honeittfd, if not entirely cured.’ ' - .
Sanford 4 00., Proprietors, 3-15 Dromfwny, Ktw ■ York.
W.-0.11. Keyaer, Druggist*. N0.]40 Wood Street, Pittsbtfr",
Wfpolostle Agent. >’or sale by G. IV. KEScI.fTK, Druggl.i,
Altoona. T April 2, Sr-ly
rjnHE NEW ROOUELLE Oil LAW-
J[ TON lU.ACKBEKKY.
Jl-.iriiij; mad,- ar'rangcmrnls with Her. j. Kuos for a sup
ply Of I’fiuit/ of tills valjrabli- Elackbprrv. **.ooo strong,
thrifty plants are offered it the following prices ; ?:
plants $125,00,25 plants
me
spo •• CSJSOM •> aw
230 “ £o,oo 0 “ V 7&
Ipo » ];s00 3 TIS»
bo “ «,oo| i “ .. ; xo
Tho “ Springfield republican-,” i.f MaWsebnst Ms, Says':
“It is the Queen of all berrito, of most roatpiiflccut protior
tious, exquisite Itavut-nniJ fielicate ■
Extract from the. proceciliuijs of tl-.c American Remolori
cal Socictj, JiclJ in Boston: : i
Mr. Cabot, of Mass. “ 1 wish to incjulreabout tlie If ear
Rochelle Biackberrr.” • * ; ' ;
4 Ajipi
■'Z to $2OO
XS ,
Her. War. of Htoulnrton. *totws'“Xho'’src*’
chellt- Blackberry tku fhiilvd wltli nio -/or tfce.ftrftdm*
this seivoa; it/"{fitlt aW iitjnnhifet,
be im'cf of it. Coming jhat after Uaspborrics, ftjhtdoEc*
the st;u<on or small'fruits a iqouUi or mors, end it Uk greV
aciiuiaitluD. It deserves a jdnee- in every g-ardso; 11 -: 1
Mr. rise, o£Ncw York. “It is tlic moat remarkable ac
quisition; very avreef and delirious ifideed. f ajid Ike Imrdi
eat iiliwi possible.” ■ f ‘.r J •
Mr.M-Atiiioa. of Vow Vork.- “It •h-. Wry large, tender
and delldoas. 1 think it lathe gstattst ncqaieitlon «•
have had.”' , • ' ' ’ * *
Mr, Ct-tEK, ofConn. “I never satr any thing mpre pr»-
ductive-" ■ , ;•
S.Miii of No*’ Yorif, “1 car corroJoftti- V&Htiit&ri
have slid,” ; ' >
Xfl i a
16 : «
80
I 20
?»*■ being
Mr. ?wsa,orX«v i«>rk..<ilt in
quisition of the Blackberry kimh-iYetyawc-et and delitfkSita'
indeed; 9' great bearer, and the haf'diert pliint
Qej». Oaldust, Esq, of fetonjngtoii, Ooi?ir. :“lt 100. fruit
ed with me for the Jurt time this strJcoh.' It
promise*, and deserves a place in every garden, 1 ’
Mr-Knos who has five acres incu!t}vatruO exWl>itod last
season some of the fruit before the Pittsburgh If or ticulln
rel Society. The PittsburghChronicle«ay*: ‘•Many ©four
cit'tcna visited the rooms cf the Hocictjr ritß a view of ex
amining Mr. Knox's collection, and thitao who weretbrtn
uate ettnngh to seeit expressed their admiration Inno mes
sored tertne.” The Socfety aieardud fho eihtbitfona di
ploma. ' J,,'
. Orders addressed toller. J. KNOX, or the- shbecribar
wid accompanied with the rash, or a suitable reference
jrbero the partieSaro not known, will be Sited in the Spirt
in which they ore received.- 1 . ' ■
NEWMAVS THORNLESS BLACKBERRY PLANTS for
sale at the gamo prices. JAMES TITABBROfi
9-3 t. ' i 7 Fifth street, Pittsburgh,’ Pk,
r'pmoDS
:• ; $9O
M 45
24
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Brick iv brick m brick ii i~
Xfre untjersigued subscriber hns onband now aodfor
ante) on
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Points'*'
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FIRST RATE QUALITY OF REDBUICK,
«t the weft-known Brick TaVdat McCahas’e “ Blnjr," whei-e
he Is projfinPed folhruish any quantity of BRICK nn short
notice. Orders from will be aftchdcdto, and
Brick delivered !»the cafe” AddrM* y :
April JjlBs£3ur. WII.UAM TAUGICf. >
■ ' Pmicaiaville, Blair comity,! I *.
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T>INJ3 GROVE .ACADEMY AflD
XT SEMINARY.
_ _ MUU, Centre Cbunfalb. .
■_ ■ - J- E- THOMAS. A. 8., Principal. ' -
. Season of this TnstttntlOTjTvßl comment*
April 28,1858,'tutd continue five months. V- • •
tuition In English Branches *»«
Refortipce—-Pr. 0, P.Thomas. Altoona. [Map.
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e 'psi G YES! — GENTLEMEN
dfkw nigh and pear. JOSEPH P. TBOJJI unkmp
cea to the public, that ho is ready to discharge his doty
asap Auctioneer whenever called upta. fjan. 3, ’£#.->
ORA.NOES 1 ...AND'"’ LEMONS
1 hozea Oranges a p4 JeeiponiHn store
March Ss,';-Sly' ' 191 Srtthbdetrtct.Phtlid^ti.';
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DR. SANFORD’S
INVIGOR ATOR OR LIVER REMEDY.
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