■>. GIFTS ii .JOBWOPUB. Kfj DORADO GIFT ABBO-. dUHSoKp** >lhe;«ale ofsl3,'!W worth of Senftqi aewfagSOfc 'ftflTlfH «H* numbered check, which will entitle the hoV> dMre and a voice in the dietribnticn of the C>l - Valuable Property, to bo distributed by o Com- by the ahsreholtlnra, in ouch a manner e* tbcrrnav deem advisable and agree upon canon*! thcmeelTM, UUT OP PROPERTY. $ V 7 Comer Lot;’ on street Altoona, 60 -f by ll!0 feet, valued at $lB4 each, $1,288 1.17, lots «o WaaMn«ton at, 60x120 ft, $156 each, 2,652 8 cor. lots on Mulberry et., “ “ 160 •* 1,2 ib , 18, lota en Mulberry at., “ ,f‘ 132 “ 3,508 !'■ Slotoon High afreet, “ “ G? “ 126 ' t 1 cor. lot on German street, 50x175 ft, mined at 63 ; ; 8 tpta on German street, “ “ $l2 each 126 ■ 1 lot on Howard street, 50x133 feet, valued at 132 " loor.loton Lexington st, “ f* “ “ ICO ■" .8 lota on Chestnut street, “ ** $l3l each, 288 1 Gold Lever Watch, valued at ' 100 J 'MM I TwSoric Wagon, M ■ « I'UBwrXeplno Watch “ •* . | - M .13 Coat Patterns and Trimmings, JtO each, ' I3D 60 Pant* and Vest pattern*, at si£o each, 220 76 Articles or Parcels of Merchandise. £3XOeach, 225 MO « ' « m 2joo ' 200 .MO « « . « £OO 4 100- - v ioo a 11 'll 4 376 3000 “ “ « 60 “ 1,000 4000 « ' “ “ 20 “ : 900 , 4000 " ■ « « 26 “ 1/JOO “ “ 30 «f 777 iJItW Gifts, value.) at I $13,787 ■ . : YheßealEsUtc in this- Enterprise h handaomely si tun tod tntbe flora-tilling town of Altoona, (Head-quarters of the JPa. Central B. R. Co.) which inafew yean haa grown as if tgtougic. Us present popnlatlbn being over The shore property wiJllio dolireredtothß penons enti tled to receive it, inum-diafcly after the distribution. ‘An.indiipatable title to all'the lots in tbo above bill will he circaby B, H. JIeCOBMICK. ’ The articles or parcel* per bill, will consist of cloths, caa simercs, dc laities, Ac, Ac. My object is to dispose of the silk in tbo shortest possible time, and I desire every body to purcKtHßT'BOonaadbooune members of this Magnificent Attodaiion. The silk will be sent to jany part of the United States, with Certificate of Membership, (for each dollar’s worth pur chased,) bn receipt of the cash, i ' Agents or elnbs remitting $lO at one time, will receive in - return $ll worth of silk, and 11 certificates ■ All orders must be addressed to JOSKibS MOIST, June 10,1859-tt] Altoona, Stair <2>, ita. ’ All orders by mail/ wi|h postage stamp e-cloacd, prompt ly attended to. i .; INTENSE EXCITEMENT!— JdcOOBMJOK’B NSW GOODS HATS A K KITED AnD ABB NOW BRING OPENED SOB INSPECTION AND EASE. , u Halloo, neighbor. I’m Ben on tho.gronnd again. Per haps you recollect when I,'last ysariasited you to Bold my bone, amoment and tell me where Ithe CHEAP STORE .was. But it ii different now. It reminds m’o a little of thocatupaign of 1840, when Gen. Harrison wee elected Pro* sldent Tou hare only to go with the i crowd And yon' will . bora no difficulty in finding; McCOBMICK’S STORE. Prom the excitement down the Talley, and the quantity of goods' I, sea carried away, they must be selling off very rapidly and very cheap.” , , youare right, my friend; ! would say to yon, sir, go ahead and your anticipations will be fully mused. He very \arge and Well selected of Goods. Hell sell yon.a dress tat fifty cent* and give the trimmings into the bargain, I’m told, and all other goods in propor tion.” ” -f .■ “Good bye, neighbor, that’s where I am going to buy! PRy^SoS£Sf lt> • ortwnl ‘ l everybody else. Goodbye" QROOBRIKi?, ' 1 . HARDWARE, I QUBENSWARB, . STONEWARE, „ • ' OEDAEWARE, Beta and Oops, very chcapßonneU, Mlsses’Plafc. Ac.; Ear die*’ Gaiter*, Shoes and Slippers, with Hisses, Boys and Men’s Boots and Shoes, and every other article kept in a Bret class , country store, can' be had cheap far cash, at McCormick’s. ' ' i v All, articles of, country produce taken id exchange for »»dei - E. H. SIicOBMIGK. [Altoona, Hay IS, 1858.-ly r • FIRM AND NEW GOODS.— JL;* d- AJ. bOWTHEB have Just returned front the City and afe now receiving their stock of e SPRING- GOODS, Which they feel assured ore as HANDSOME and CHEAP, \f not aWk cheaper, than any yet Brought toth is-place. ; On account of going to Fbihutctphla'lato in,the season, we have been able to buy car goods at greatly reducedprt ' ces, and we are determined to eell them at very email prof ttofof cash or to prompt monthly paying customers. - ' We have ns usual a splendid stockof ' . . 1 • LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, a i such as DAWNS, ROBES A’ QtJU.bE, CHAbUES, BATADERE.bARKLbAS. DDCALS, FOIL, DECUB VRES, . DERAINS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, Ac. Also, Shawls and Mantillas in great variety, together With a good stock of Domestic Dry Goods, Straw Goods, BOOTS % SHOES, HARD WARE, QHBENS > . WARE, GROCERIES, &, se. v The cititens of Altoona will.find it to their odrantage.to examine our stock, as we are not to be ondcrsold . April 28,1858. jT'IHEAP GOODS I CHEAP GOODS ! vV —The subscriber would respectfnilylnform theoitt (eniof Altoona and vicinity that he has Just received bis 'vtocfc’of' I * SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, -* oonsUttog. to part, of LADIES' PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS GOODS * such as Silks, Satins, Bareges, D’Lalnea, Challies, Ducals, Lawn#, Ginghams, Prints, 4c.,- together With all hinds of Dry Goods, all of which will be sold cheap for cash. ' ue hod also oh band a large stock of GROCERIES, QVEENSWARE, BARD ' WARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, and all other goods usually kept to stores to this place. .•Havlngadoptod the,CASH SYSTEM in my business and Mnxreswred to carry U out, I have marked 1 my goods at CASH PRICES, and invite inspection and comparison, to regard'to prices and quality, with those of any qther store to the town. Give me a call and Jqdge for yourselves. , 43ountiy>prodnce taken, to exchange for goods, at the htebeat market prices. v . : . ' J. B.HILEMAN. APRIL, 1858. . iO&BAT 'INDUCEMENTS ©PEERED AT THE r HILL OP FABDIOK6. LPHE subscriber has the pleasure of an-! JL nouncing to the citizens of Altbonarandthe “restof mankind,” that he is Just receiving from Philadelphia and ’NowYork, e beautiful assortment of BRITISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN. DRY GOODS, consisting,: in part, of KOBE A’ QUIL.EE, GRAPE DI ESPANGE, FANCY OPHUN BAREGE, PLAIN OPHCN BAREGE, OHALLIE3. DUCALS. • WRENCH LAWNS—BEAUTIFUL STYLES, SCOTCH “ fromf&fupwards FANCY DRESS SILKS, BLACK DRESS SILKS, 'FIGURED BRILLIANTS, GINGHAMS, PRINTS, Ac., in great variety. He would call especial attention to his stack of SHAWLS, .which for style, quality and variety, cußqtjKJsnrpassetLand must lie seen to be appreciate.- The assortment of White Goods and Ladies’ Dress Trim mings are all that fashion could desire. Among his stock of Ladies’ Misses and Children’s Gaiters and Shoes will be found a toll line from the tret city mauniheturers. His stock of Groceries, Queens ware, Hardware, Ac, is complete. * , He hopes his Goods and PEieps (which by tie’way defy: competition,) will meet the approval of all who call upon Msi, Your patronage is respectfully solicited.' , ' . April 29,6 m. CHAS. J. MANN. HFETTINGER’S . • GREAT CENTRAL LITERARY EMPORIUM, W&J. “ALTOONA HOUSE/’ ALTOONA. PA., ' Where may be had all the popular. Publications %S the day, such as Doily and Weekly Papers, Magazines, Novels BBdßomances, Miscellaneous Books, School Books, Copy jtodts, BlateSy Pens, Pencils, Inks, Can and Letter Paper, Mavolopea, Drawing and Tissue Paper, Blank Books and to act everything in the Stationary line. Toysi Notions and Games of every variety, Pictures and Picture Frames, To hacoo and Segura of the best quality, 4c., *d N; B.—We are sole Wholesale and Retail Agent, in this County, for ROHN’S CELEBRATED SALVE. Xtdoespas totpalycure all sores to which It is applied. (Try it.- ff-tr A LMONDS, WALNUTS,; CREAM ' XdL< Nuts and filberts in store and for sate by v~ WM. X. SHUGARD, f. March 25, ’6B-ly] 191 North 3d street, Philadelphia. JUBINS.—I,OOO BOXES BUNCH ill and Laver Raisins in store end for sale by C-: WM. N. SHUGARD, . March 25, ’5B-1 y] ~ 191 North 3d street, Philadelphia. TMGS, DATES, PRUNES, CITRONS ■A Sjod Conanta in store and for sale by I WM. K. SHUGARD, ■Mudti SS, ’SSIyJ • JDI North 3d street, Philadelphia. ’ ptONPECTIONARy.—PLAIN AND fin* ConfecUonary tuanuCicturcd and for sale by , y- r ! WM. S. SHUGARD, March 25. ’SB-ly] 191 North 3d street, Philadelphia. . top CAN ALWAYS OBTAIN ALL kinds of Floor and Feed by callin'; at »1V57-Iy] : HeNRY I<£HR’S. ■pyjBJtYBODT IS INVITED TO JLj flali.sW lest the merits at the articles kept by *$W»lB, J ST.-ly] HENRY LEHR. T OTB FOR SALE.— I 2 BUILDING m J liotB.«itpgte ip different localities, in this Doroneh for Se«FXWo6able totals, by [2Mt] J. SHOEMAKER. SPECTACLES AND EYE PRESER- D-tt] ' SBSSUBKB. :\/pteLAND STATE LOTTEMBS JjX FOB JUNE,. - ■■ & Co.,’ Uansgera of tho Maryland Suite lotteries pretest the fol lowing Splendid Schemes . . FOB Jtltiki 1658. They eanttoapwchasers of Tickets to beware of ordw tog Tickets is Lotteries where extraordinary large Capi tals are offered for a small cost of Tickets—all each, arc snitulloa. The Maryland Lotteries have been Is existence for Forty Years. They are drawn by a State iifucer, and can bo re lied on. If yon draw a Prise, you wiE-pet your money.— The whole country is Hooded With bogm Lottery concerns. Beware of them. | ■ ASr*Ordcr In the Maryland State Lotteries. MAOMfICCrtT BCUEtIZ. MARYLAND STATE LOTTEBY, CLASS K, To be drawn in Baltimore City, Juno 10, 1658. ASf* 13 Drawn.Baliots out of 76, Making the Frizes and Blanks equal. Every Package of 20 Tickets must contain 13 drawn numbers, so that them am 13 Frizes to 13 Blanks. 1 Grand Prim of sU)fioo 1 Prize of *S£» 1 Prize of VtfiTl 10 Prize of SAW 1; Prize of 6*ooo 10 Prize of I*soo 1 Prize of 5,000 251 Prize of , 200 IPrizeof 6*ooo 06Prize of ' 100 IPrizeof 6,000 05 Prize of 80 I Prizeof 5,000 05 Prize of 00 ■B Prise of 6*ooo , 05 Prize ol - ildO IPrizeof A*SloPrize of ; 20 II Prize of - 6,000 27,040 Prize of 10 IPrizeof 5,000 ; * S2£BSPrizea* amounting to 8578JT7. . Tickets glfr—Hslvee $5— s. should use these Troches immediately and threw off the injurious ’and and unplcn“- ■ ant habit ofTohpcco'Chewing. ■ Theso.Trochea cf Lozenges arc put up in a convenient and ■ r portable form at the low price of 60 Cents per Box. A lib eral discount to the ffriidu. , Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom all eiders should be addressed.; ' i JAMES E. BOWERS, Druggist. March IS, ly.j Cor. 2d mid Rate street, Philo. JOHN BRYAR & C 0.. VyHOLjESAtE DEALERS IN WINES & LIWIORS, : h ,AND ' 7 EECTIFTO# DtSTILLERS, 155 Liberty: Sf., Pittsburgh, Pa, y gjsSssS ' Beg leave jeapectfully to inform their old ensfmndmtnd the public generally, Out they have on ape constantly .receiving direct from toe Import choicest. brands of Liquors Among their largo assortment may be found • Wlna, __Brandies, f Gin, Conlials, Ja nsica Spirits fit. Eum, v'Chamnagav •’ Irish, Scotch, .Bourbon, Old Monongahela _ and Rectified Whisky,' Peach, Wild Cherry,Blackborry. Strawberry andßaspberrr *i.' : i Bodies, 4c n Ac.,, Ac. / ■ . J •ii j^“ troDaso U respectfully solicited, and all orders efitrosied to onr care will be promptly attended *?• Metiers wUI find it to their advantage to call uponuS.as we ago determined to sell nothing butthevery l, XB5B-ly. T OGAN HOTEL.— THE UNDER- SIGNED respectfully informs the o citizens of Blair ccnntv and others, - that he has opened up tho LOGAN jKSy .‘S HOUSE, formerly kept by Sheriff IteeaMSMßat at the west end of Holliday sbiirg, for the reception of strangers and travellers.— Everything connected with the house has been refitted in the new With the choicest furniture, Ac., Ac. ' The house is large and commodious, and wen calculated for convenience and comfort. His TABLE will be furnished with tho very best the mar ket can afford, attd no pains or trouble will be spared to render those who may choose to thvor hjm with their pa nud b »PPy during their stay withhlm. IhsSTABUAG is ample, and an obliging and careful hostler will always be in attendance; . Doc. 17,1857,—tf.J ■ JOHN KEIPPER. OYSTERS ! OYSTERS! OYSTERS! In conocqucnfte of the lmr.l times, I have concluded to put down the prifo of my OYSTERS to the lowestpossi ble standard. They will hereafter be served up on the Chafing Dull at TWENTY CENTS, and roasted in the shell and served up with all other accompaniments. TWEVTV* FIVE CENTS. They will also bo furnished, in every oth er way, at prices to correspond with the times.. Dec.'l7, tf.] Hair, hat, tooth, shaving, Paint, Sash and Yamlah Brushes at , 1 : 'V; kessepb's. Hams, side, shoulder, dried Beef, 4o„ always on hand ‘ ■ done 18, W-ly] HENRY T.ytnra, Eggs, butter and all kinds of countiy produce can bo Lad at June 18; ’67-iy ; HENRY EEHR'S, T OVERING AND NEW ORLEANS J.J Syrup Molasses, at Cut prices, at . June 18,’67-ly] ; ] HENR Y LEHR’S. /qjXASS, Bklo TOi 20x24, AND CUT Utottothj; j v|-; O.\f.SJSSSO3L JOIINKEIPPP.Iv \ Logan Honsc, Hollidaysbnrg. ...... P.S-,U.Tr. , ■ __ : P. VT. JENKINS, - - J. C-Sinra. Ih-. f«»rrfAccm:»t#4r»oQfc-k, en:ng.: I. 1. HITCHCOCK, P.et ct AnUiwctic and CcBW mortal Calculations. ■ V'l JOHN FLEMING, Aulber of the ON,ittonftl fcystetaof IMtdt-k oeping,” Lecturer or. Bn.-*?.; *», HsP iteientaaia-j lisages J. 17. BENTLIXGiIR, Pru&aaor uf AiitinneWc, pook- Profresora of Pin ■ and Ornamental Penmanship. D. BACON, Lecturer on PdUOCal Economy. ■ JAMES H. HOPKINS, Esq, of ti» Pittsburgh Bar, Lec turer on Commercial Law. ‘ JAMES'W. KENNEDY, of “ Kennedy’s Bank Noto Re view,” on Counterfeit, Altered and Spurious Bank Notea.' . - DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION. • To furnish tho best means for acquiring a THOROUGH BUSINESS EDUCATION, in the shurtast time, and at the least expense, comprising instruction in : . DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING, as applied to Mcrehandttiog, Banking, Railroading, 4c, STEAMBOAT BOOK-KEEPING, With all the recent-Improvements, taught without extra . chnrgo. PENMANSHIP; Rapid Writing, with- every' variety and style of Business and Ornamental Penmanship. ' ARITHMETIC. And a thorough Course of Counting House Calculations. COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES. Full instrutllens given in th|s important branch of busi ness education. LECTURES DAILY, ON BOOK-KEEPING, Usages, Laws and Customs of Commerce, Finance and Bank ing, Political Economy, Counterfeit Notes, and other'sub jects having practical relation to active-business. TERMS, 4c. Book-keeping, Full Commercial Coarse, $33,00 Stationary, about s’oo Board per week, can be obtained for 2.50 Students are not charged-extra for Steamboat Book keeping, Arithmetic.of Diploma. ,STUDENTS f Can enter at any time—(no vacation) review at pleasure--- time unlimited—usiuil length of course'from eight to twelve weeks. ’ REFERENCE. Fonr hundred aud eighty-seven students entering from th . City alone within one y<-ar besides the many from the country DIRECTIONS. ; .. Specimens of Writing and Circulars, containing fall infor mation, sent by mail free of charge. *..] Address , F. W/JENKINS, s Iron City Collego, Pittsburgh; l*a. RS“PREMIUM PENMANSHIP.—No less than ETOIIT FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded tills College in tbe full of 1857, over aU competitors, for bestwritiug. Tiicse, with other previous Premiums, were given in Ohlo,'Micbignu, Indiana, Virginia. Peimsylvanfa, and in Louisville, Ky., at the United States Fair, aud all for work actually done with PEN and INK, and not for Engraved Penmanship. Our Penmen arc fuilyponipetem to do their own work without the aW of tho engra* cr to make itresnoctable. {ang.27-ly SSO 40 .20 10 The undersigned has for sale, at his Store iu Masonic Temple, n largo assortment of. • GALLAHEIVS SSUXIUSE AIRTIGHT Cooking Stove, a new and splendid Largo Oven, Flat Top Stove, for Coal or m>od patented 1856. ' JOHN SHOEMAKER, Apt. S. B. All kinds of Air-tight, Parlor Cooking end Egg Stoves on hand. S [Sept. 11, ’56-tf. Another reduction in price at McCormick’s Store. Having adopted the CASH SYSTEM, (or at least credit will not be given to any other than those who a ts willing and can give satisfactory reference and assurance of prompt monthly payment,) and desiring to makodt the interest of all to patronize onr store, we Save made a very great re duction in the prices of all descriptions of goods, and will give our entire lino and attention to keeping-up an assort ment to suit the wants of our customers, such os DRY GOODS, • GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, CEDARWARE, STONEWARE, BOOTS & SHOES, Goiters, Slippers, Hots and Caps, Dried Fruit, etc., aB of which will be sold as cheap na the cheapest. .All-f’rticles of produce taken in exchange for goods at their highest market pripc. Thankful for past favors, we hope to share the patronage of those who are in want of goods. ‘ [March 25-tf. SUMMER SEASON—J.ESSE I SMITH would res|>ectfully inform the citizens of Altoona qnd the public generally that he baa just , returned from the East with a large and varied «°«ortmcnt ° f HATS AND CAPS, IMS Which he inirchased nr low prices for cash HnHH WHOLESALE AN D RETAIL, advance on the original cost. Ills stock comprises HATS and CAPS of every de-scjrlption. size and shape. All who are in want of anything in his line will do well to give him a cill, nd he feds confident ho can suit the.most fastidious, in quality and price. He is always ready and willing io exhibit his stock free of c/wrrjc, so that none need fear to Kill and oxarailK-befure purchasing elsewhere. Remember that his store is on Virginia street, directly opposite the Lutheran Church. [April 8-Cm. rnilE GREAT QUESTION WHICH 1 now agitates the mind of every pei-son is, where can 1 get the beet art tele for mylHB money? In regard to other matters, the sub- VBg scriber Would not attempt to direct, hut if you want anything In the line of , BOOTS OR SHOES ■„ he Invites an examination 'of his stock and-work. He kcepsconstantly on hand ac assortment of Bouts, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers, ic-which he offers at fair prices. Ho will give special attention to custom work, nil of 'which willbo warrantedlo give satisfaction. Kune but the beKt workmen are employed Ilemember my shop Is on Main street, nest door to B. Kerr s old stand, now W. O’XeiiV. September 3, ’67-tf] JOHN H. ROBERTS. Exchange hotel.—the sub- SCIiiBER would respectfully in form the public that he has recently re- k fltted tho'above Hotel, and is now lire- »*> pared to' accommodate bis friends andM patrons in a comfortable manner, add bejKyJgSjigSSp will spare nopaitis in making it ah agreeable homo for all sojourners. His Tabic will always be luxuriously supplied from the markets of the country and cities, and his Bar filled with liquors of choice’ brands, His charges are na reasonable os those of any other Hotel in the place, and he feds satisfied they can not be complained of by those who thvor him With their custom. Expectlngto receive a share of public, patronage, and ftdly intendingto deserve it, be throws open his house to the public and invites a trial. Altoona, May 27,3858.-#) JOHN BOWMAN. Boots and shoes.—the un dewigned has now oii hand and will sell cheap at his store in the Masonic ' Tem- vH pie, a large and complete assortment ofBOOTS AND SflOES,ready made, or made to order, Ovmhocs,Ddllc^Sandals, Gum Shoes, Cork Soles,' and everything in hte line of business, of : the best quality and on the most reasonable terms. All- ; custom work warranted.' Jan. 2, ’66-tf.] J. SHOpiAKBB. Blair county insurance AGENCY—The undersigned. Agent of the Blair County Mutual Fire Insurance'' Company, Is at- all times ready to insure against loss or damage by firc, B«t7-• . ■ Masonic Temple. JUST RECEIVED. vSfc A large and fashionable assortment at the store of : ' J. B HI LEMAN.' ■. t> 10 UOFFEEj SUGAR, TEA AND 'JL4» : ■ - T URNBY LEHR. . ' ■ TMPOMA to. •' : ju I aW : rv':.r-rs>.-. a’BB- 1 • ' Curable by Inhalation*** * which ttatreyS the remedies to the. ' through the air piiwagca, and coming ,w &r«t ronwot with tho disease, neutralizes tho tuhcrcu,i-.r m.ittir, alla>B the cough, causes a free and u»y lungs, purifies tho Wood, imparts renewed rimlity to the giving that tone arid .mergy We fiw the restoration cf health. To oe ablo to slate com. fldentiy that Consumption is curable by Inhalation, ri to me a source of unalloyed pleasure. It, is as biuch under the control of medical treatment as any other Icrmldaoic dfeessC; ninety Ont of every hundred coscj can be cured in the first stages, and fifty per cent, in the second; but ul thy third stage It is impoariole to save more thau five jwr cent., for the Lungs are so cut up by the die ease as to bid defiance toraedladddlL .Even, however, in tho last stages,lnha lation affords extraordinary relief to the isuflering atten-. dlnkthis fcorfU scourge, which annually destroys ninety fivethousand persons In tho United State ulone: and a cor • reel calculation shows that of the proscut population of the earth, eighty -tiftinm are destined to fill the Consumptive’s ffl ftuiv the quiver of death has no arrow so fatal os Con sumption. In all ogre it has been the greet enemy of life, for it spares neither ago nor sex, but sweeps off alike the brave, the beautiftd, the graceful and the gifted. By the help of th« Supremo Being.from whom corm-thevery good and perfect gift, I am enabled to offer to thcACheted a per mauent and speedy, enre In Cqnsumption. J Tho first cause of tubercles fa from impure Wood, and the immediate effect, produced by thoir.deposition in the lungs fa to prevent the free admission St air Into tbe air cells, wcich causes a weakened vitality through the entire system. Then eurely it fa more rational to expect greater good from medicines entering the cavities.of the longs than Ihup those adminis tered through the stomachy tbe patient will hi ways find the lungs free and the breathing easy, after Inhaling remedies. Thus, Ichttlation is a local remedy, nevertheless It acts con stitutionally, and with mure power and. cci tiinty than remedies administered by the stomach. - Tq prove tho pow erful and direct influence of this mode j>f administration, chloroforin inhaled will entirely destroy Iscnsibliity in a few minutes, paralyzing the entire [nervous system, so that a limb may. bo amputated without tlie slightest pain; in heling the onilnary burning, gasa will destroy life In a few hours. - 1 ' | Tlie iuhedafiou of ammonia will rouse the system when feinting or apparently dead. The odor of many of tho medicines is r>ercc-ptiblc in tbe.skin a few mjuntre after be ing inhaled, and may be Immediately detected in the blood: A convincing proof of the constilutloual effects of inhala tion. fa the -effect that sickness fa always produced by . breathlng-fonl air—fa not tins positive evidence that prop* er rt-mcdii-s, tarefully prepared and judicloii(ly'admintstcr-j Cd through tliu lungs should products thet luippiest resultG i During eighteen yean’,practice, many thousands suffering from diseases of the lungs and throat, hate [been under aiy; care, and I have-effcctcd many rcmarkabler-cures, even af* ter the sufferei-8 hod been pronounced in,.ltho last stages, which fully satisfies me that cousumptionJ is no longer A fatal disease. Sly treatment of consumption fa original, and founded on long experience and a,thorough inVretiga tian. My perfect acquaintance with tho haturo of tuber* d>«. 4r., enables me to distinguish, readily, tho various fin-ms of disease that simulate consumption! And apply the proper remedies, rarely being mistaken oven iuasiuglq .cafe. This familiarity, in connection wjttr certain pathc logieoi and microscopic discoveries, enables me tu relieve tlie Lings from the effects of contracted clicsts, to enlarge the chest, purity the Wood, impart to it renewed vitality, giving energy ami tone to the entire system].! 1 Medicines with full directions sent to any part of the United States and Canadas by patients communicating theii; sj-mptoms bydetlcr. Hut tlie cure would bo more certaih if the patient -dioulJpny mo a visit, wldclj -would give me an opportunity to examine tho lungs and enable me to pre scribe with much greater certainty, and ilium tho cure cuuld be effected without my seeing the. patient again. G. W. GBAIIAM, si. d., ; Oihce, 1131 Filbert Street, (old No/ 109,).be10w Twelfth; Philadelphia. |jt|Jy 23, : 67-ly. i T NTENSE EXCITEMENT!—A NEW JL FIRM BROKE OUT IN A NEW PLACE. ML AIN & LEHK Eeg leave to inform their friends ami Itlie citizens of Alloi> ,ua mid vicinity. that they have opened K. GROCERY & PROVISION .STORE, ; in the room formerly occupied by John Lehr, on Virginia street, next door, to Patton’s Uall, where they will be hapl py to nerve all who may favor .them tvitli' a call. Xhcii! stock is a large and select one, conslsting-ofi ' Hour, ■ Feed, ?Bac6n, Pork, Sugar, Cdffete, Tea, Molasses, ‘ Fish, i Salt, Potatoes, M FilshOil, Fluid, Camphene, ; Alcohol, Cigars and Tobacqo.j As they purchase all their goods for the READY CASH; and sell for the same, per sons; desiring of purchasing any! thing in their line, trill do well to give thci» u call, as they will sell at bat a trilling advance on Hurt' coijf. We ask no man to pay for anything but what he buys,' Give ns a tri al and see if wo won’t make our Avoids goo(l. [jan 7-,tf [ STOVES! STOVES! STOVES.—The undersigned has Just received from phila delphia, North. Chase A North’s celebrated ChnV. -refe) ing Stoves for 1557. THE ROYAL COOK BgS|3 for Wood or Coal. This beautiful Cooking Stove challenges all .competition for the exquiilteßtyle , 7> of ornament and perfect operation in all; respects. The oven extends under the fire-box and the fiuea are soarrang : .ed that the whole oven surface win bake perfectly and tmlr iiformly. The slightest examination of this-Stove must sat : If isfy every one that itf will become a universal fcvorltc. i THE SEA SHELL,; !! lor wood or coal. The fire-box is of good-capacity—the ash-box is deep—the oven is capacious and la a thorough Laker. This stove is one that mry readily bferecommended for family use, in every particular. ! •• All kinds of heating and parlor stoves; constantly on lumd. , JOSEPH ;h. BC.SU. ! April IG, ’57-tf] OpjiosiieOtt Americap Ifyuse, Alhxma. 'I / 10M PETITION IS THE ;LIFE OF TRADE.—FuIIy convinced of-the trpth of this say-, ing. the Fubf-cribcc would respectfully announce to the cltireus of Altoona and vicinity, that lie has entered the field, bv opening a ■; r MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, i in the room heretofore occupied by Michael Gallagher, Im mediately opposite the Superintendent's Office, where he i will carry on the business Os usual. He hasjust received an excellent assortment of ' !'■ l i CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & I VESTINGS, | suitable for working and dress sultvwhlch he will make to i order, on short notice and at prices which can not fail tc satisfy. He has nlsn reecived the LATEST STYLES of FAJ.L AND WINTER FASHIONS. and feels confident that he, can satisfy tlmmost fastidious in this pivrticular, and his clothing will ;be htadc osswell as clothing on he made. In fine, he'is determined that noth ing slmll bo wanting on his port to rehdorisatialactlon to thc«i who may &vor him with their ps^rpihage. Altoona, Nov. 5-ttj JOHN TALBOT. GW. KESSLER PRACTICAL a DRUGGIST, respectfully announces ' ■ ff to tho citizens of Altoona and the pnbffc ernlly, that he still continues the Drug on Virginia street, where he keeps constantly oK_lf on hand, fpr sale, TVholmalc and Retail, DRUGS. DKf MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. OILS, VABNISHi ES and DYE-STUFFS! 1 By strict attention to business, and a desire to render sat' frfhctlon to all as regards price and qdallty, he hopes to merit and receive a share of public patronage. Physicians and merchants supplied od rmwcmablo terms, and all order* from a distance promptly' attended to. ' Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded.' [l-tC Tin and sheet iron ware EMPORIUM.—The undersigned haa Constantly on hand a large assortment of * ;j ‘ • - TIN AND SHEET IRONWARE which he win sell cheap M WHOLESAJiB OR RElfilii - Spouting pot up at short notice in town or country, and pointed, at 12% cents pet Antf The best quality of Cooking Staves, of vo rions patterns. oonstantly on hand. AU kinds df Job Avork done with nesineas'and dispatch. Call and see. JOS. H BITSM June 10, ’67-tf] , OppotiU Mmen'ean Afimse, Memo. Bell, Johnson, Jack & Go., offices AT ® Hollidayabnrg and Altoona TyAFTS ON THE PRINCIPAL “xiES, iM“ d saver and Gold for sale. Collections made.- P a y aWe on «lanmnd, withont in terret, or upon tune, wjtu uiterest, at CiSr rates. [l-tt , ."■LD,LEET,‘^ A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, Holidays ■AjA. ■ bubo, ntAtR cocirtr, pi.,. tf*ll wracifaein the. several Courts of Blntf, Huntingdon Cambria counties, and attend prmtinuv to an to him, pfficc (far the present) at his resl denre, corner Allegheny ami Penn streets, Hollidayvlnire- " [s-sstf - WM. S. BITTNEK, SURGEON DENTIST, /pfficc immediately ; o Pl josite the Luthonm !vf; Church, on Virginia street. [Oct. 15-tf J- &• ax>i.tjm, . 2^QJil3pliaytcacyo Q^3^lOTp^^^ 1 &^ l E i, I $3 GT7ABASTEED w *u casks or u *'* B ■ Sctf-Ahtai, UtrvottsJkbdity, Strictures, ««<, . B belts, Diseases of the hasteuy: and Madder, B riai Rhamatiim, Scrrftda, Print B Bones and -ASriei, Diseases of r.Vc B Limps, Ticrc-it, A’ojj amf B . . Eyes, Users upon B the Soily B -■ or Limbs Concert B Dropsy, PpHepticFils, h. B nta’iDanetrandoadiseauxari. B jiagfrtrma derangement qf.the Sexual Or- B goaf, such as Serious Trtmltina, lea of iiLw, B Lets of Paver, ifnterdt Weakness, Dimness qf . 9 peculiar spots appearing before the py t , Sigld, WaXxfiifness, liter Die. % 9 ease, Eruptions on the fact, Jhijrj 9 in tie Sack and Iliad, St- 9 V nude Irrepula ri- 9 ties.ar.d 9 ALL TirPEOPER DISCHARGES PROM LOTH e*vr.B It naittci* not from what canso the disease oriWrl 8 however long standing cr obstinate the ov : . rrr certetn, end fa a shorter time than a permanent -urn ‘‘M bo effected by any other treatment, even after the dw*i| has baffled the skill of eminent physician* and twhttdTSli their means of cun.*. The medicines are pleasant witW.IS odor, causing no sickness and free from mercurr e-fe J v , |g During twenty years of practice, I have rescued than if jaws of Death many thousands, who in the lest iu~T ’ the above mentioned diseases, had been given up to faTi their physicians, which warrants me in prolnlsinp to ,V' afflicted, who may place themselves Under mrcar* « feet and most speedy cure. Secret diseases are the er«u»; enemies to health, ns they ere the flret cause ef Cuii'tW tion, Scrofula and many other diseases, anil should terror to the human family. A? a permanent cure U scunli ly ever effected, a majority of the cases falling Into hands of incompetent persons, who not only fail to cureS disease, but ruin the constitution, filling the svstezu iS mercury, which, with the diabase, hastens the iiuTcrcr a rapid Consumption. J But should the disease and the treatment not cansed*iw speedily, and the victim marries, the disease h cnttiiJjH upon the children, who ore born with feeble ccn-tituti-,f « and the current of life corrupted by a virus which lg itself in Scroffula, Tetter, Ulcers, Eruptions and other" feettons of the skin, Eyes, Threat, and Lungs, ehtaihcrtTsß on them a brief existence of sneering, and consign lug Si to an early grave. a| SELF-ABUSE is another formidable enemy to health,n® nothing else in the dread catalogue of human disea=r S t-,. 3 ses so,destructive a drain upon tho system, drawing thousands of victims, through a few years of *ufft>-.f|g down to an untimely grave. It destroys the Nervous M tem, rapidly wastes away the energies of hie, cans,-* a ;..|i tal derangement, prevents the proper development ( .fi? system, disqualifies for niarriage, society, business, ici.j ifl earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer wrecked i« i w . $j and mind, predisposed to consumption and a train of ■ more tu be dreaded than death itself. With the fullest cc> fldence I assure the unfortunate victims of Self-Abuse tilt R 2 a permanent and speedy cure can be effected, and withiTJlS abandonment cfrulnoqs pructicca my patients can be n»t w j || to robust, vigorous health. M The afflicted aro cautioned against the use of Patent Me!- a icines, for there are so many ingenious snares in the cd H umus of flic public prints to catch and rob tho unwary ih.'-a ferers that millions have their constitutions mined by ihj g vile compounds of quack doctors, or the equally poiso’nca nortrums vended as " Patent Medicines.” I have carefM* 'analyzed many of t 1 called Patent Medicines and ini that nearly all of them contain Corrosive Sublimate, whih Is one of the strongest preparations of mercury and a dud. ly poison, which instead of curing tho discos*) disables tin system for life. ; Threedburths of the patent nostrums now in use are pet up by unprincipled and Ignorant persons, who do not as detatand even the alphabet of-the materia mediea, and mi equally ks destitute of any knowledge of the human syitur having one object only in to make money r* garillcds of consequences. r~ —j Irregularities nqd all disease* 'of male* and'fcmajti treated oh principles established' %’ twenty years ofprti tjee, and uasethmed by thousands most remukshi, I cures. Medicines with full dlrcctlomigont'to any put oil tho United States or Canadas, .by pimeiits obnunuuicatiaj 1 their symptoms by letter. Business correspondence strictly I confidential. Address ‘ 1 J. SUMMERVILLE, M. D, Office Ko. 1131 Filbert St , (OW „Vo. 108} Sdmu TiaMJ, Philadelphia. ■ yulg 28, ’57-lj. Howard association, run. 9 ADELPUIA. B A Benevolent Institution, established by special tnioanvi B for the. relief of the tick and distressed, affected xcith Rr. B tdcht ant! Epidemic diteates. HH —To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as Hut- B maUrrhiga. Sexual \Yecd.ritss, impotence, Gotwrrhac, Glut, H Syphilis. the vice of Onanism >.s, with reuosti .(1 leal, to Oils very important but much despised c uue. ; - a Just published by the Association, a Itcport on Spcrnu iffl torrhoeo, or Seminal Weakness, the rice of Onanism. Mis -*«9 turbatjon or Self Abuse, and other diseases of the Serai Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will bo sent ’ » ’M mall (In a sealed envelope),/xe qf charge, on the receipt of M wd’postage stamps for übstoge. ■' ' ■ ■ ;}a Address, for Report or Treatment, Df- GEORGE R. CAb -M HODS. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Assoclatioii, N0..2i kss Ninth street, i'hlTadelphla, Pa. By order of the Director*, -f - D, U2ARTWELL. PraX GEO, FAIRCHILD, Sec’y. [Dec. 3-ly. iM ON MANHOOD, AND ITS PREMA- 1 IURE DECLINE.—Just Published, Gratia, the 30i* Thousand: , ■ ' «19 A FEW WORDS ON THB RATIONAL TREATMENT, M without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local WcaVneo, mk Nocturnal Emission* Genital and Nervous Dfbility, itQjto- ga tency, and linpedmente, to Marriage generally, by gfl ~R DELANEY, M.p. 39 The important (act that the many, alarming complaint!, Sia originating in the imprudence and solitude of youth, bu* §Sg be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, isln thla«n»ll Wjt tract, ciearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and hlrt- KJS ly successful treatment, as adopted:,by the Author, foilr explained, by means cf which every-one is enabled to can rag HIMSELF perfectly and at the ||s avoiding all tho advertised nostrupwaf the dry. ' Sjk ■ Scutto any address, gratia and- poSt Creein a sealed re by romi«ing-(post paid) Rropostagestamps to Dr. S 3 B. DB LANEY, 88 East 31st street. New York City.,, la May 0,1158. ■ > In SPRING AND SUMMER FASH IONS.—JOBS O.DONNELL, Merchant Tailor, Ut( of HoUidaysburg, desires to inform the citizens of Altooa* and vicinity, that he has leased the building twodoon North of the Red Lion Hotel end one door South efN> glo s Soioon. on Main street, where hc ls nowrecclvu* hit SPRING AND SOMMER GOODS, consisting In part of-Cloths of all prices. Plain and Fancy Cftaaimcres, suitable Ibr minor wear, Silk* Satin TelntJUr* setnee and aR kiifda of light Summer Vestings, in shot everything that may be called for. all of which he win make to order, on short notice, and ’on the meet reason* ole terms. . • lift long experience in tho buslncae, he think*, will e» S W ApSriBsBo e y all vho fevor blm withtheir onkn. | Map Op blair county.— thell subscribers propose to publish a New *t. r of Blsir ||i| Pennsylvania, from actual surveys- containing ill fvv» PtfMic Roads, Rail Roads, Canale, the actual localities c( Post Offices, Houses of Worship, School Hons* aUJrafcctoriek, Tanneries, Mills, Hotels, Stores, Farm Hoo- - {?' «, names of Property Owners, ic. • Enlarged Plans 01 the Principal Villages, a Table cl ' DfSteaccs, and a Business Directory, giving the cane asl » jS bp* l ®** of each subscriber, will bo engraved on the mar gm. The plotting will bo to a suitable scale so as to nuts , a large and ornamental Map, which wUI becolrodtri ■■sl Jammed in tie best and delivered to subscriber* it *- s P'^, c ?P- v ’- ro SAMUEL OEIL, '% April 15,1868. ISAAC Q. FREED. M “VTATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.- [3 v leat ' ,OU F n ? I of Crime and Criminals is is N|| **fk * we ‘*“ l X?f* r » an< l is widely circulated thronghe#* ?.« the country. It contains all the Great Trials, Criminsl Cas^, ami appropriate Editorialson the some, together will 1 Information on Criminal Matters, not to be found In wj i? otner ncwsijjaper. -rJ P® r annn ®4 $1 for six months,» eabscr *bers, (who should write their ninw* . J and the town, county and State where they reeido plainl.o m _To O. W. MATSELL i&). M vi_*n F-dltor <& Prop’r. of Now York Police Gaaerte. (-3 Arte Yart Citf- ‘M \TEDICATED FUR CHEST PRO- | iyL sector, a safe shield against those ® Br °n'HlU*. Cough*, Colds, and other »«*• .■'■M JiSIL f l£?is , K 3» whlch “rise from the exposed state cflln _ .- ; s| - ar ? irti,r }< 1 tofnAitm and the continual changes of cut chmatt\ for galoot th? Drug Store of Q. VT. KKSStFJt. T EVI’S PREPARATION FOR EX- - fi .LJ tsmlnatins BATA, MICK, ROACHES, ANTM cJ . iwi-bugs without daxtgcf in it* two uodor anj circunistAQ* - :cs, for sale at the Drue Store of : v Jan. 24. *sMf] Flour. —the best quality of FAMIXiY FLOUR for sale, Wholesale andßctail-"' , orfl '' ' J. SHOEMAKER. Doc. 11,1856-tC Masonic Tempi l '- I UMBER ROB. SALE— .4|| J W.OOO Shingles 60,000 Lathes, , 1 and »I 1 kinds nf BUUJJIRO MATERIAL lower than «i« 5! lowest, for Cash. Apply to JOHN-SHOEMAKER- .-M A BDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, Tru* XJI •wiWMI Shoulder Bneaact2—James Lowtl |B»Oa, Peter Reed, Nelson 01 tPretidcnt of Conned —R. 11. |Cforir to Council —John Jlct BforouoA Trcatunr —Janies 1 MoikooJ Director! —Geon*.. V ■son, Geo. W. S|>arks, Josepl grrotuTW of School Board— ItnVri ConUablc. —Jweph K. 1 Bbx CcdextOT —John McClelh l Auditors —G. D. Thomas, Tin Mtsasor— John McClelland. %AitisUnU Atiessorj —James bfhdgi rf Elections —East \Y„ P “ i “ IV CHt ‘ I “ “ ' Nottb " vlptpectnrs —East Ward—E. f “ West J. I f. H North “ Win J. mtsr,«. n. v pVUS. HIRST & J their profeOTionftlßcrvir, i vicinity Ib the screrni tra MEDICINE AN teontry calls regularly ntt.v Wco, the game as herctofm ■ Or consent, D. R. Good refer t»: M-Oemmill, M. 1)- Ales 1~~I ~~ Enden, M. D.. Iluntii end Fey, [pril 28,1858-ttl ‘LOUR.—THE *■ ®<>w prepared to fm i tnwle from found \phoctL >EA NUTS.—S,OO ; mington Pea Nuts in sto :h 25, ’5B-ly] 101 y,-oi iURE WHITE Paint, also Chrome. Or -rand In oil at [l Fair oils, c t tulea, Shaving Crcatn, *t£j PENRY LEHR’ L John Lehr's qlj a taa LB store, in North Ward. roceries. a«X # .‘to^r rt,a^0f iftfi dozen er; [V/ V 7 rcceired and ter «m lanks op