it they e*™ toelr time and labor g^.
feelings Of pride, (hat wedidnot oh«
a, who appeared to bods the Wy
proceedings at the grovaand In town
ivening were free from those bol»t tr _
!ause which eo frequenflychatacteriaea
ilad. Krcrylhlng wna done up ij, or _
should he the case oil nil occasion! of
ilii-return of our great natal a«y
:yoy many more s uch cefebrailofw.
Fur the Altoona Tribune.
Altoona, July 13, igsg.
IVe believe it is well known to tho
11 lair county, (our neighbor “over the
tho celebration' of the 4th of July
vcr.ye* over, but not forgotten. Thera
i;et living who cani bear testimony to
tiJ.ihip and hilarity exhibited on that
s can safely say we have never wttnes
guther for a whole day, evince through
y. pleasure and aatisfitetiou.
‘ Arrangements hero beg leave to re
tliauks to tho citizens Ibr tho-kind l
•■r in which they assisted In
out the arrangements of that days—
ic-to all the contributors, there an'n
itlc them to more than a passing as--
re are pleased to mention (he
|.,t the gentlemanly General Superin
ill ilood: Thos. Burchinoll, C. K,
Capt Jacob Szink. .
not to be forgotten. To lbomwaare '
uutiful flags and wreaths, a* : well as
smiles and their cakes, all of which ;
slmiration. Long may they live ,to
sto the breezes and animate by.the \
unices tho assembled millions tu cuat
h-day as a free and Independent pep.
littce regret that they arc hnabk to
time, but expect to be aMetodoso
ime. C.J.HIB«W(
of OmatiUte of ArramgtMmU
Fur the Mlootta TriJnmt, ■
1 of Winnebago Tribe, N0.35,Jr..0. ; 8,
un, in Altoona, on the dth Bun,Tth
rami gun, 5018, tbetd lowing resold
idy adopted, vii: r ; : :' ■
thinks of this Tribe bo.tendard.to
i-rs of Iroquois Tribe, 50.42, L<).K,
>•. tlioir kimi ami brotherly treatment
Jtbcrs of this Tribe, on tfae-occarion of
MiiUiutowu, on tliu 3d Bon, Ituck Hein, ■
resolutions bo published in tba'diK.
ffitUr, und the Altoona Tribune, ... .
, WJI. ADAMB, ,
AND SCISBOKB.
eo lately sentor,ced two burglars to
ucnt each. ■ - •; *:
in Cambridge describe* tfg.y
French >dy, costs leas and mUAw
■lse in existence. 1 ' ' : '\ ■
been acquitted of blame In ataotinz
ilis -iiargwl—tlm court
.• justifiable. . , IV'V—-
tut* Field.—Mr. Ehoecrail, .of White
ato man of Michigan, has pbtnte4l22oO
tiiia year’s crop. ~'r~~
cation in Sacramento, California,'is
■ dollars, and the total amonnt oltax
If this $737,000 have been collected.'
i. of Belmont comity, Ohio, ojm •
•■ld last spring, that Is now sacking
i ins almost incredible, bat It tsnov-
•i. of Geelong, in the British-colony
eliint-working in Red Lion Square,
•'■n home engine, which tarns ont fan
Os. a day.
r attacked, on the crcntogof the Ist,
r.” recently from the New Torit State
:uinn, alias Stewart, and is laid to
if it. ' '/-W 7 .-':
a. * ■ '
mg to Judson Church, of TOiratiand,
i to a caifa fuw days sjpv which'had a
Imt of a bone, and weighed one- hint-
n ns, while performing at Sill wanklo
Mown over, piling an audience of tops
a omen and children, on top of t*ch
mm heap. Nobody nros lllirt dMiIQ-
if flrand Connell of Royal and Ssteet
session in riiiiadelpliia, granted a
iladdphia Council, No. 11,” which has
1 l;y Edmund H. Timer, of Altoona,
id Master. { , . -V
khT night's repose, taka a . cold towel
. A liowl or,tab of cold l Water and a
led vigoronsly over the 1|vhol« 'bb3y,
*s»ry, (except a clear conscience,) to
i rest. ■ .
m-stroks, fishcrmcn.fcr the sake of
■» till their lints with, motet sea weed;
Ives. or t-vi-u i» wot cloth upon Hi#
w. 11. This if an intalliblo preventive,
generally observed Igr laboring men.
o nion sent to the Penltenfuuytbs
allowed to quit the’ luirtitutkra. A
ship, recently sent there, finds h)m
•.‘u t. It was his third offence, and ho
r life. , '
ker lias appointed David Webster, of
ouimbsiem-r to revise tho Penal■ .Codo
tb. in the jilacu of tho Hon. Ciia*. R.
ijK'inUil minister to Ecuador. .The -j
<>f Chief Justice Lewis, Attorney
7aviJ Webster. 1
named Ibaly, residing in Falslqgtolx, !
iuiust instantly kill da.fow dayaqince, 1
&-■ Something had got wrongwith j
;. :n- to Ox which Mr. Healy sat down
i thing started the horses, andUjo tin
t- rally cut to pieces In an lus tang
ent off aWve the knees,
inn llnrl>or, Mich, wore lately burled
lb by its caving in. The people took I
eli'-t p them with but Cunt hopes of
Iter working over 20 Jxours, they I
e -are both alive—work aWay.” Pool 1
down to them, and after 2» hours in
n, they were brought out safe tori I
:i;* ry ofa Family.—We learn from the
that ahorrildo tragedy occurred 1“
■ C.. on the 29th ult. A mas named
li.id been confined in lha Insane A*J’
!nth.-. hut who was lately taken out Iff
■nutted to go at large, deltlieJkle'J
■•vifo and two of his own small" cidi
ii lo ads witbnnaxe. • "
adoa ([Miss.) Republican men
toll, discovered in Smith coun-
Uj ago. Mr. Baugh was ho
t the pinery woods, whdTfft* ll
out forty feet, almighty rush
mt of thff hole, which contin
ays. He quit boring and wri
rould come of it Hp phiced *
ole, aud the wind! makes*
is heard for a mile. 11l 'blows’
at a tijnc, au-i then it begins
ii continues for about the saint
cd then blows again. So ft*
its force has been discovered,
nany persons to see it.
s are taking country- in it*
Feesho, Mo. The 1 UrndA «
• frightful account of thff iAy® 6
More ’than twenty pwpw
half of whom died WMb */'
f cars on the BnftWoifdlw* 1
the tack a short time *€°i
xpansion of the rftQs>
c- sun. It was the combtoi* 10 ®
ach way fully six Inflhos P**
ocratic State Convention P>A j
, on the 29th ult., and nhni®*'
aasseh H. Smith for
i adopted complimenting
tn-1 endorsing the find Wy 0 * 1 j
Jnpton question. j
Hd people of \Varreh»
f their ntunber fifty
r acting as stool pigeon wJjl
d disclosing the direction W® 16 *
tea. . ‘ ;
stack, agent for ColUnft &
« Europe, and bna conteJ'A,
overumenV for tbe
aaicra for U\e
J^OTEMS.
■■ns’s Woods!—The celebration aanonn
shove mentioned, on thoSth
w be given by the ladies of
the benefit of the Church, was a
to hsvo everything In reading and done up
sncceeded admirably. At 9 o’clock in
U (tw« IrT-rocession formed at tho church and pro
“‘•■‘’"rtl^iravrsmarted by martial music. Oparri-
the osnsl preliminaries were arranged.
of Independence was read by
rW w«« of holUdsysbnrg, at the conclusion of
alpropriaterwnarir*. Esv.Sheehan,
ohlek k* **”*. and delivered ah excellent
to* occasion and very creditable to
< ** tbe pregramme havingbeencom-
dismissed t* awe hour, at tho end
would beprepared. During the
kiri Ohlojwl themndved to “tripping the.
taWe ***** fortkeoccasion.whteh
-roaned beneath tho weight of rich
SStoyel thereop. Everything was arranged m a
SSwerby too toir ladies who had charge of this
jtnsrt"*" l of entertainment Ample Justice having
rTdwto the "good things,” the crowd separated Into
Md amused themselves In dancing, swinging,
S*' pranwsadtog. *c. : Mirth and pl^_ndgned
.Bwotse, and the best of order was observed by Iho eotoi
We are pleased to state that at tills, as at the
(tost celebration, there were'no drunken
was done which could to the least wound too
... w-m. the nuumsr In which they had spent too
dinner, we understand, netted a handsome sum
to the church. Mayall too celebrations got up to Altoona
cl id si pleasantly as did those on too 6th tost.
BOUMCW icca>MXT.-Oa Monday week we were made
iheinrauntarr Witaoas of a shocking accident, which de
•m»T*d ah out enjoyment of the festivities of the day.-A.
girt, agei about three years, darter of Mr. Michael
L,. Vs* crossing the Eadroad at the; Pasawger Statton,
ud when on the outside track near the awltch, sh> at-
MBpted to nm put a treightlocoinotivc, which was back
tagst the time. Iho locomotive struck her before she
Mjwd, uai knoekod her in the middle of 00 track, the
UoMtseb of the tender running ajiw hw foot, smash
lag tbsm to a Jelly. She wa* taken to the {Office of Dr*.
Birrt *G rod, and was attended by Dr, Good. Amputation
ns d-d*-* by the Doctor to be naoeasar? to aave the
child’s life; but the mother would not consent to tho ope.
ntiun being performed. She' lingered until • Wednesday
ercnlng#>when destb put an s»t> her auflerings. It la
due the t"e<"” r to state thatTtho accident was beyond his
power to prersat-the chll|| ; b«ing ao smtll, and at the.
rear of tbs tender, he could fort acober. We hope this sad
sflslr will prorc a warning to oaf citlcens, to keep their
cimdron away from tho Bailroad entirely.
p.g. since the above was placed in type,' Coroner Funk
appeared and held an inquest on the body -of the child.—
Xhasridence adduced corroborated the above account, and
the jury returned a verdict to the effect that the child come
to its death by being “accidentally run over by a locomo
tire” at tbo time and place mentioned. t
Ini Loqak Hobsx.—We are pleased ; to bbserVo this ex
cellent and Justly popular house recommended totheciti
tfns of Philadelphia and PitUbnrg,'through the columns
of the pries of those cities, by personas who have enjoyed
the hospitality of tlie gentlemanly; proprietors, Messrs.
Hiller 4 Howe, and experienced the refreshing influence of
our pure mountain water and cool Allegheny breezes. ; No
more pleasant or healthful retreat can be found than'the
began House, by those seeking to escape the infection and
hat Incident to burge. cities, during the summer months.—
Those who have once visited oar spent a season at the Lo
gan House will be sure to return again. Wo imagine that
If tho pleasure and health seekers of the cities above men
tioned, but knew onohaif tho profit and benefit of a
Musm spent at. (bis mountain retreat. tio Logan House,
capacious as it is, would bo filled to overflowing in less
than one weeki Wo hope and expect tosoc the houSo filled
with visitors tils season.
For tbs benefit of the citizens otPltUburg who may de
sire to spend- a few weeks in'this place, the Superinten
dent of Penn’a Railroad has granted the issuing of £xcnr
den Tickets! -Many persons will no doubt avail themselves
of this reduction- of fore, and bring their fomilics with
them.
tUansoNZ r**MMT.—Printers ore generally styled
“lucky fellows,” if not in pocketing dimes, at least in the
receipt of presents. We were lucky in the latter way, .ftt
the celebration on the fith instant. While reclining against
a tree, conversing with a Mend, a lady approached us,
testing a mammoth cake, beautifully teed over with dif
ferent colored sugars, which she'requested us to accept
Printers never refuse presents, theferorowe accepted in as
graccfnl a manner as pur ecstasy' would admit.! The cake
via a present from Mrs. John Levan to the editors of the
Tribune. It was duty conveyed tb.the homes of tho editors
(in pieces of course) and found to excel In the inner compo
sition the apppirnnce of the outside. The domjr of the
cake has the thanks of the editors and their better-halves,
for her kind remembrance, and we hope; she may long bo
spared to minister to the comfort of her largo Circle of:
children and friends, aiid perform many more acts of gen
erosity lor which she is Justly noted.
Pksoxil.—A day or two ago, we peld the Masterßuilder
of tho Peru's Railroad, a brief visit,qt hisoffipe in [this
place. While there, wo vrisro shown s' [large collection of
Architectural Drawings, {the handiwork, of Mr. Burcblnell,)
which, tor beauty of dcspgn aud neatnOsa of execotion.wc
never saw equalled. Among the drawings were tho origi
nal designs oftheLogsn .House, and all the Shops belong
ing to the Company at this place—the convenience, and
•mttoess of which are al(ko creditable to tire Designer and
Bnilder, The Bound House, . which yjas built under. thei ;
Basement aud according to tho directions of Mr. B, wo
omsider one of the'greatest works in tho'country, and one
which none but a mind of the greatest calibre could con
ceive of bondings The Company, 1 in securing the services
of Hr, H, wer opine, have secured a fortune ; and should
thg' not think bis place could no supplied.
We hope(he is well, paid, and may live long to benefit the
Compaq/ in his present capacity. ;
t9h We regretto learn that our young Mend and for
• memar townsman. Dr. Wm. Stark, died in Lock Haven
* on Friday hut; of Typhoid fever; after a-short 111-
ness. He was-aVyoung man of more than' ordinary
abQity, and gave promise of rising high in his profos-
*hm< He was universally respected and esteemed by all
—pho knew him. His remains were brought to this place
onSsturdV evening, and on Sunday morning were taken
4 to Loretto, Cambria county, for interment; followed by a
, hrge concourse of tils former friends.
How to Mxxx Mo»x.—We will tell the secret to our
Jowg men. Enter the Iron City College as soon as you
can, and gain a thorough business education from practical
Jcacherti who hare tot large experience la active business.
3h* tuition will cost only thirty-five dollars, and require
sight to twelve weeks. You are there qualified to fill
and lucrative situations in business,
sndzective twq br throe times greater salaries than yon
chWu- For, circulars and specimens of
wga suiting, addum t. W. Jenkins, Pittsburg, Pa.
BAatiaZln the case of the Penn’a Bail
it, Sellers and bis sureties, the mb
u ii. a ** dc ** y Company’s counsel, was
•WMd the Court, on. the 2nd Inst, by HaU
m ° Uon ’ ond ®*h, lloflua and Banks
Cb»?L A^,t fnU d 01,16 "esument or both sides, the
Cowt set aside the verdict and granted a new trial. The
fcrtho motion taken by the Plff-s counsel were,
the verdict was against the charge of tho Court and
™ evidence in tho case.
Medical Disco veet or the AoE.-i-Dr.Key-
Pectoral Bymp, prepared by him at MO Wood Street,
aa ta Wrcly a 2™* «an<sdy, at least we believe
?JZ^ e “7 y to' iU favor. The Dr. is a
t Cnti**?^*v C^n •chool, and knows Low to euro
sickening, blistering or purging, as weU
VaHl!T t [? a Z C i tot 11 yoa don ’ t hdiavo us the flrat
a^Sjj***** . ° r *** ««'• .to'^.Ktoate’oilwl
’■» s<:
pia
Fspounou <r rax Boaooaaor fcßowtog
1 of peydstinst of the BOIOUgfa of h
compiled from the census takas to April last, by G. W.
Wlton, A- A. Smith and It Grans:
mm. nous. non. mfcig. total.
431 376 261 280. 1317
360 302 380 SOS 1618
802 263. 170 181 916
Westward,
Eastward,
North Ward,
I 1102 : 1020 829 3780
Ootored People, M , 13 ____ 8 * 6
UU £ Btt 888 3826
From tlie above It wDI be seen that the resident popula
tion of Altoona proper, is but a -fraction less than 4,000.
ihc floating population we believe would more than make
up the fraction at any time, while the suburbs north and.
south of the town, which ore not included in this-estlmatc,
would swell the population to at least 6,000. This may be
considered doing pretty well fur a town not yet eight years
old. Notwithstanding the pressure of the times, building
goes on as rapidly as ever, and should it continue br eight
years to come, of which wo have no doubt, we shall be ap
plying for a city cltarUo before some of our neighbors, who.
'boost an older name and more advantages.
Dbamatio hEAWJtas.—Win. H. Davis announces- that be
will give two entertainments in Dramatic Beading, in the!
Lutheran Church, in tills place, on Eridayondßaturday
evenings, 16lh l7th instant. Mr. D. comes highly ro
oomendedby the, press of the different places in which ha!
has given entertainments. We hope ho may bare a good
audience. 111 ,
— ' ‘ : -,J
fbom our own contributors &
CORRESPONDENTS.
J : 1 Sphccb Gagne, June Bth, 1858. I
Uessm. McCntW4.Dxaas—-Trusting that ;a few linea
from the pen of one whose peregrinations have enabled him
oflafe to take a pretty-general survey of Little Bail: mid
several adjoining counties, wiQbe acceptable to your cob
limn*, I will venture toteUyonoftho pleasure and satis
fkethm I enJoymLdnring a brief eqjoam in your town.—
Altoona is undoubtedly the most-populous .town in the
county, and I must confess, the most interesting place I
have visited for some considerable time. Notwithstanding
the “pressureof the tlnies,”.the spirit of enterprise and
.Improvement seems to be undaunted, and your young vil-
lage Is stoadily aud rapidly growing, apd will ho doubt
eventually become a very respectable dty; for-it fans in its
fovor all the advantages that are required to' make it such.
In troth, Altoona is now very much paore qity-like than
pome placae that boast a city title; and oven more so than
some older towns that make greater pretensions to honora
ble importance. Bat least I should he charged with nn
charitabloness for the follies of early indiscretion, or disre
spect for venerable dlgnity, I will here assure yon and
your readers that I am not prompted by the base design of
flattery; but I sincerely hope that my humble epistle wfll
give your readets in other places a more Just idea of wtmt
Altoona now is, and what its future prospects are. After
arriving at the Logan Honso, (which by the way is one of
the beet hotels In the State,) and looking about town some
little on Saturday afternoon, I found many of yoar spirited
ctUsemfactlvely engaged in preparing for tho Celebration
of the 63d Anniversary of American Independence. On
being infonned of the extensive and liberal arrangements
that were being made for the occasion, I was Induced to
remain, to participate In cohunemorating the glorious deeds
that purchased for ns the boon of freedom. I was. much
pleased to learn that the sth had been fixed upon for the
celebration of the day that ia sacred to the interests of every
true American, and which this year has fallen upon the
Sabbath, The latter .having been first instituted, it was
but proper that it should be first remembered and kept
holy. Where celebrations were hold von Saturday the peo
ple most have been peculiarly unfitted for- a projMir obser
vance of the Lord’s Day.
1 was truly gratified to find the Sabbath to religiously
kept in Altooila, where one would expect to find more or
less excitement at ail times. In a,town where the popula
tion is so miscellaneous, as yours necessarily must be, I
would have regorded it aa a very moral placed If considera
ble rowdyism, KibinUh-brcakhig and loafing about the
corners had bepn manifested; but to find it exempt from
everj thing of tho kind was mow than I expected. Many
older towns that I have visited ore certainly far behind
yonrsin their moral and religions relations. I would not
forget the respect.oat Is dne to old age, but think it is tint
. Just to soy that may Very-safely be taken; as a
model by some townt that should have learned a great
deal ftom experience by this time, and ought to bo much
bettor by practice than, they know, they are*
llaving visited two of yonr churches on Sabbath, I feel
free to say that .the opinion already expressed of your
moral position is trnthfdl, efid I am satisfied that yonr
- pulpits are filled hymen who arc well qualified to sustain
your religious inforeats.
On Monday morning J repaired to the celebration ground
with the large concourse that wended its way thither. X
did expect to see many people, but the number so tor ex
ceeded my expectations that r gazed In oatonishment as
they gathered there. As you will no .doubt tovor your
readers with some account of the.proceedings of the day, I
merely say to them, that of the many celebrations I have
attended, I never vnu present at one where the exercises
were conducted in a mors harmonious and patriotic man
ner. The proceedings were truly Interesting, and highly
creditable in every particular. The plenteous provision
furnished by the ladies, did honor to the occasion as well as
to themselves. The amusements iff the afternoon passed off
most delightfully—-the ample arrangements afforded oppor
tunities XorenJoymont that has not often bepn met withj
and I doubt whetlieranysltnilaroccaskm in the county
has eve* beep fevered with.so largo an assemblage. I met
with qidte alnnmbor of persons from Huntingdon and Bed
.lord counties, and a few even -from. HoUidayshnrg, an old
village away aetces the country, so tor from you that even
the Editors who are ever teady to furnish all the nows of
the country to their reader*—especially dogfights, mad all
such important incidents'that may oncoin a while occur in
Altoona—did not get to hegr a.word about your celebration.
At least I could find no ac&nnt of it in any of thclrpapers,
published several days afterwards,and was muchdiaap
pointed,as 1 wished,wbeti there the other da/, to send
severs) papers to some friends, to let them know that there
. was at.least one place In Blair county where the Annlvcr
.sary of our National Liberty was celebrated in a becoming
and patriotic manner—and that too without the exercises
of the day boing interspersed with “the firing of Squibs,”
“the fizzing of spit devils,” “the odorous perfttme of vU
lalnons salt peter,” “or continued vociferous cheen and
laughter," or being followed by “penny conectlotis” “ora
powerful strong smell of burnt rags,” or any other ocritr,.
recce “tliat resulted in bloody noses,” “scratched toccsjff;
“blackened eyes,” “torn coats, Ac, Ac.”—no“fantastical”
demonstrations to bnriesnue and desecrate a day that should
ever be kept sacred by all who appreciate the rights and:
privileges of American citizens. Such proceedmgs did
blend with tho exercises at a celebration in an old village
tor off-in tho country, if we ma/believe their own records';
and they but serve to verify tho truth of tho adage that
“old habits arc hard to ibo broken off.”; But what more
could be expected of those who have grown old In' sin and
folly.
Lest I should bo charged with the crime of “disrespect
for old ago,” I will not tell yon any tiling more than has
been revealed by tho High Priests In the Sonhedriun of tho
old village that is so far from yonr youthful town. I am
sorry that tho old village is an unfortunate victim to bad
habit* lovff established[;• bnt am glad to find that tho Chief
Scribes are honest enough to record tho fall proceedings of
their transactions. But if they could have somo means of
obtaining the news from Altoona, and would give them
deserving notice, they would have something more respect
able for the entertainment of their readers than accounts
of their childish manner of celebrating tho memorable 4th
by tho “burning of squibs,” “scratching effaces,” “black
ing each other’s eyes, and tearing coats, Ac, Ac.”
But lest I should bo charged with “ a want of duo respect
for old age,” I will change the subject by merely referring
to a slight uneasiness, wliich I am informed has taken
deep root in the hearts of the natives of tho old vlllago sb
far off In tho country, in regard to somo fears they enter
. tain of the number of their population, and other trifling
interest, being exceeded by your town at some future time
—perhaps in, a week or two, for ought they know. Their
envious disposition reminds mo very much of an old maid’s
jealousy of her pretty ymno sister who Is just verging into
womanhood, with a fair prospect of monopolizing the at
tention of admirers. Bat lest I should bo blamed for “a
want of due respect for old age,” I will quit tho subject by
saying that so fur as I could learn there-was not an intoxi
cated man seen in your' town on celebration day; and tho
evening passed off without any disorderly conduct what
ever, except some slight manifestations of boisterousness by
' the “dntnkables” who took the night train for an old vil
lage some distance in tho country. Bat lest 1 should bo
censored for “a want of due respect for old age,” I will
merely odd that on arriving in said aged village on Tues
day, (when on my way to this place via Williamsburg and
Yellow Springs) my attention was attracted by some indi
viduals wending a tortneras way through some of the prin
cipal streets of tho old village, whose red —perhaps I should
say “ bloody nosea”—“ scratched faces,” “ blackened eyes”
and “torn coats,” still glowed with the /h t-llici-ista of tho
previous day. To tell the truth, I saw more intoxicated
men there, within three hourq, than 1 have In all tho other
' villages that I have visited during the last three months.
But lest I should bo suspected for not luring “a due re
spect for old age.” I will hereby add that I left tho old vil
lage that saino day, and am on my way to a still older town
<-4he “ancient borough"—where I‘wilt tarry a few days.
Yours truly, ITINERANT.
Ok tHKIUn, July «, 1868.
Vana. ¥wjroa«>-Belngaomewhatof a patriotic tem
pßramentanddoairous of enjoyingmyself at times, I ac
cepted aalnriUtlon to tbs celebration of the Evangelical
Lutheran Sabbath School at LeWistown, Jfc, on Saturday,
M Inst. I arrived there at six in the morning of that day,
and took brcaktafit at the « National Hotel,” kept by Sir.
JRoaa, who, by the way, is a wholc-sonlod landlord.
Wo (for there were some ladies and gentlemen along,
and a merry crowd it was) made ourselves as comfortable
as the urate of the thermometer would permit. One of our
party suggested that we send for a minister, and, getting
him there with the expectation of marrying a couple, we
could perhaps sec a picturejof mortification, when ho Would
find that we didn’t need him. So a little negro boy was
sent after the Rev. . The little chap went and told
the Reverend gentleman to ooate down to the “National,”
as a gentleman and lady wished to see him, apd.he saM,
“I tinkdey want to git married.” The preacher went into
the house and said to his lady; “Give mo my Jiat—l must
go down town to marry a couple; are these clothw good
enough for the occasion ?” His lady told him they were;
and down to the hotel he came on a trot, and as I saw him
coming, 1. Imagined 1 saw five dollar bills during through
Us brain. TJjKm perceiving us, who we were and what we
wanted; he fotgned no disappointment, but - the palpable
truth was tooi plainly written upon his countenance. We
then oonclndedto puton sober airs and go np to
where thoohjldrenwereformlnglnto ranks preparatory
to their, marching to the grove. I was surprised—l was
completely astonished to aeo the large crowd of children
there. ■
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When theyhad formed In ranks, i to* the trouble to
them, and X found they nnmltered two hundred and
thirty-fonr—all belonging to the f), 8. of the Lutheran
Church, and superintended by Col. Hamilton.
1 was informed that it was the largest and most pros
perous JSabbajh School in that place. -
The clawjof were distinguished by appropriate names in
scribed upohibanners with happily chosen mottoes. They
marched to the diamond of the town and there made the
air vocal jrith strains of sweet music. They then procee
ded to the grove about one mile from town. Addraan
were there delivered—one by a lawyer, a resident of the
town, another by Master Rnpp, a scholar of the school that
was celebrating the day. Each class had provided a din
ner, and good dinners they were tpo. The people were
kind to the visitors, and all seemed to enjoy themselves
vastly; That was a happy day for the children—all were
happy. Thejcelobratioa passed oN satisfactory as for asl
was able to \
As I have Intimatcd'tbat I was a patriotic chap, I tho’t
I would keep “bobbing Wound” a littlo longer and visit
another celebration in honor of dor nation’s birth-day.
Whither do you think I went! Why, to your own Altoo
na, of course; On Monday morning I found myselfdn your
gcodly town,-brought thither by a huge iron horse of enor
mous proportions. I saw the procession, beard the Decla
rathmaf Independence read, hoard a good oration, laughed
at some queer toasts, (some.l had laughed at before)—ate a
hearty dinner with some kind friends, saw the display of
fire-works and the “sights” in general, and I am now on
my way homo at the rate of twenty-five or thirty miles an
hour. : ;
In conclusion I will only say in the language of a toasl
giveuyostorday by aßevereud gentleman: ■
“Aiioox/i—The lastost town in the State.”
PUBSEB IIANSTOBPOY.
The following letters have been received by our friend,
J. 6 A ill tun, Esq., from thoyoung man .whose name is an
nexed to tb|m, who was formerly a resident of this county.
IXorcafter vfe expect to receive a letter weekly Conn that
source:— ;
Foar Bnnxusa, 17. T, 1858..
We have now a weekly mail in operation from St. Jo
seph’s, on die Missouri Biver, to this place, and will here
after be enabled to communicate -more frequently with
our friends than during the past winter. Air. Jno, SI. Hock
iday, formerly Attorney General for tills Territory, in con
nection with other energetic business men, baa obtained
the contract at a price which will enable him to put it
through regularly. \
Gov. Powell of Kentucky, and Ben M'Cuilongh of Texas,
arrived in camp on lust Saturday and will leave immedi
ately for Salt Jbake City, then and there to ascertain on
what, terms Brother Brigham will vamoose the rdnche or
knock under. 1 >
A party:qf about 400 Mormons, men, women and chil
dren, pjiased through camp to-day on their way to the
States? They were In a very destitute condition, but pock
eted considerable of the gentiles extra dimes by selling oil
the provisions they could possibly spare. I saw them sel
ling fowls at $6.00 per pair. They had all kinds of vehi
cles, from an ox-wagon down to a hand cart.
A train of 30 wagons arrived in camp to-day, loaded with
provisions.- They arrived Just in the niche of time, for the
fact of it is, the Commissary department heal been run ra-
ther low fyr a joke. Col. Hoffman is on Green River, 35
milts tram Hus place, anil will be up in four days, with re
inforcements and provisioris. Capt. Marcy was at the Pa*
ciflcSprlrigs, intho South Pass, on the 29th alt., and will
bo here by the 4th of Jane, It Is snowing to-night I think
the woathnr clerk fur the western department mnst be on
a spree. There is any amount of snow in sight on the
moiintainr South of Camp. More anon.
Fort Beidqer, V. T., June 4th, 1858.
The rancho of the Indian Department is moving along
Tory .smooth at present. Dr. Perry, Snpt. of Indian Affairs
for tills Tchitory, left for Salt Lake Valley yesterday. In
company wfth Gov. Cummings, the U. 8. Commissioner’s
having left the day previous. Hr. Morcll, Post Master for
Salt Lake City, left for that place on the 2d Inst, accompa
nied by the back malls which have been lying in the office
at this place since last December. N
Two companies of the '6th Infantry arrived in camp on
the morning of the 2d Inst, from Pprt Laramie.
A company States teamsters, whose time had
expired pit the Ist left for the States yesterday, Gon.
Johnson giving them transportation and allowing each man
two months, extra pay. They number about 800 men.
Judging from the manner in which they spoke of Utah,
PlaluB ; XJpcloSam, etc, I don’t think they will ever enter
said Uncle’s employ again, for the purpose of crossing the
plains and. seeing the '‘elephant”
It IS now warm and pleasant, but we don’t intend to go
into estates about it, for we know not of to-morrow what
it may bang forth—perhaps snow and perhaps not.
' Hr ■ i.M.H.
The long looked for and anxiously expected Capt Morey
hap maidPjbis appearance, at last, and thus the winter of
our diKpiitcnt is mado glorious. He arrived on the’ Oth
lost, .nndhrfngs with him 1600 bead of males. 001. Gar
land wbo-came with him as escort, brings 2 Companies of
mpuntod ftiflee and 3 Companies of Infantry.
Col. Hqffihanj who arrived, a few days ago, brought with
him 2 companies oflst Cavalry, andAeompanlcs of the eth
Infantry,:—also 3 trains of commissary stores.
Orders have been gi von to the different corps and regi-
the Army, to prepare without delay for an home
disite dwtntetoward Soft Lake and it is gener
ally admitted by men who should know, Gut the 15th' &
the day set for the' departure of the troops, by. the Com
mander General. Col. Huffman will remain at Gils point
with one’company of mounted 'troops and a detachment of
Infantry.-
Slr.Jno. Hartnett! Secretary of this Territory, arrived
in comp on the evening of the Bth Inst, and left this morn
ing, tor the seat of Uorthondom.'
The President's proclamation is creating quite a stir
among the saints in Israel. That Instrument extends a free
pardon to all ye Patriotic saints who havo participated in,
or been hi any way connected, with the late treasonable trans
act lons against the United Status Government, hot who'are
now willing to accept the proffered tends and become loyal
citizens of that Government, whose laws they have - team
pled under foot for years. A way is now open by which
the followers of the immortal Joe Smith may vamoose the
rancho, i '
On yesterday morning wo wero favored with a
email snow squall of about eight hours duration which
caused heavy over-coats and blazing fires to be a very''de
sirable, as well as a necessary institution. -
The health of the command os a general thing, has been
and is yet very good, bnl some few cases of the ever-to-be
dreaded (fever and ager) ore now not more than a thous
and miles from camp.
The atmosphere np hero Is bool enough to cause one to
shako pretty free and tho two combined I think would be
rather shaltciali. More by and by.
Flqh a Lookeb on in Zion.
£gy“ The Ohio Statesman prints accounts from
all parts of that State and the prairie States,
which show that the crops are in fine condition,
and promise to bo plentiful. The wheat, es
pecially Iwks splendidly.
I. M. HENRY
Cakp Scott, U.T., Juno Uth,.lBsS,
Jofcr Lisx.-~-Thc following is the list of Ju
rots for July Term, 1858; \ .
QftAKD JCIIORS.
Anderson John, farmer, Logon.
Buchanan farmer, Allegheny.
Bell David, farmer, Logan.
Clark John, sr., former, Catharine. .
Colclesser Daniel, blacksmith, Logan.' |
Denniston James, clerk, Ilollidaysburg.!
Diefienbacher A. L., merchant, do. |
Dick Jacob, farmer, Taylor.
Diehl Simon,.farmer, Juniata. j
Eller Daniel, farmer, Greenfield.
Grarier Joseph 8., farmer, Tyrone, i
Johnston J. M., farmer, Woodberry.
Lotts Rudolph P., stone Mason, Logan,:>
Lants William, carpenter, . “ ;
■McLanahan J. C., founder, HoUidaysbtpfg.
Mnlhollen David, laborer, Antis.
McFarland John, former, Snyder.
Robison Wm., farmer, Snyder.
Stope Wilttam, moulder, Gaysport
Sellers George W,, carpenter, HoUidaysburg.
Snowberger John, former,' Taylor.
Weaver Philip, cabinet maker. Blur.
Walters Jacob, Esq., farmer, Greenfield.
Weight John, laborer, Snyder.
TEAVBESE JUEOEB—Fins! WEEK. j
Acker John, (of John) farmer, Hasten.;
Ake Jacob M., farmer, Logan.
Acker Henry, farmer, Huston. 1
Ake. W. H., former, Woodberry. ' \
Albright George, farmer, N. Woodberry.
Bollinger tinner, HoUidaysburg.
Barr John, carpenter, HoUidaysburg. i
Reamer Philip, laborer, AUegheny.
Beck Edwin A., carpenter, Altoona.
Barley Jeremiah, farmer, Snyder.
s Bennet John,, farmer, Greenfield.
Gohdron James, merchant, Frankstown
Campbell John M-, contractor, Altoona.
Donaldson William, gentleman, HoUidaysburg;
DeArmit James, former, J uniata.
Dysart WUUam P.', farmer, Aniis.
Eberman E. S., confectioner, HoUidaysburg.
Hensbey David, farmer. Antis.
Hocksworth Aug., machinist, Altoona.
Hurd Thomas W., shoemaker Gayspovt.
.Haminer Jacob, naUer, Allegheny.
Halfpenny John, manufacturer, Antis.
Hicks Daniel, forgeman, Allegheny,
lekes Edward, clerk, Altoona.
Irwin Joseph, former, Frankstown.
Kinports James, merchant, HolUdaysburg.
Kopn Abraham, tailor, AUogheny.
Kessler George W., druggist, Altoona.
Kopp George, gunsmith, Frankstown.
Lingenfelter Henry, fanner, Juniata.
Loudon Thomas, farmer. Antis.
Lewis John, farmer, Snyder.
Morrow A. S., founder, N. Woodberry.
Nicodemas John, farmer, N. Woodberry.
Nofsker J. G., laborer, Juniata.
Robison James, laborer. Frankstown.;
RoUer Joshua, farmer, Woodberry.
Stoner Abram, former, Allegheny.
SECOND WEEK
Block John H., teacher, Allegheny.
Berry Michael, gentleman, Allegheny;
Brachbill Christian, miller, Huston.
Bridenbaugh Philip, farmer, Tyrone.
Brcideutbal David, fanner, N. Woodberry.
Bulgar David, laborer, N. Woodberry.
Bevlin Samuel, druggist, Snyder."
Beach George, laborer, N. Woodberry.
Campbell N., saddler, N. Woodberry.
Coleman John, jr,', farmer, Logan.
Crowell Daniel D., farmer, Antis.
Crowther James, livery-keeper, Snyder. y
Eunn Hugh, farmer, Catharine
DoArmlt Alex., blacksmith, Qaysport.
Dively Michael, former, Greenfield.
Dodson Samuel, farmer, Greenfield.
Elliot John, laborer, Frankstowa.
Fouse William A., farmer, Huston.
Gibboney Joel, farmer, Allegheny.
Gibboncy John M., Surveyor, Allegheny.
Galbraith R. C-, farmer, Tyrone.
Hoovcr J. C., farmer, Huston. .
Hutchison Joseph, manager, Logan.
Lingofclt John, merchant, Hollidaysburg.
Masdcn James, farmer, Greenfield.
Myers Somnel, farmer, Allegheny.
EcFarland 0. A., cabinet-maker, Hollid’sb'g.
McKnight Robert, farmer. Antis.
Miller John D., tailor, Antis.
Nofsker Jonathan, farmer, Juniata.
Patton George W., merchant. Altoona.
Holler James, fanner, Huston.
Smith Thomas, former, Franljstswn.
Striker John T., farmer, Tyrone. '
Thomas William, carpenter, Hollidaysburg;
Weyandt Joseph,/ (of Jno.) lab’r Greenfield.
Warfel James, farmer. Antis. /
Wldensal Henry, laborer, Hollidaysburg.
Tax ax List.— The following is the list of
causes to he tried at the July Term, 1868:
Lyman Hubble endorsee &o. vs. Moore
H. N.“ Burroughs vs. Moore & Brother.
Jacob Boed vs. P. S. Reed et al.
Henry Learner Its. A. M. & B. Whits.
P. S. Beed for uso vs. John Cunningham.
Phillip Harps ter vs. John Harpster. "j
Louis Plack vs, A. Vonwinklc et 01.
D. K. Behuey vs. H. MoNeaL ;
B. McClain vs. D. E. Beamy.
D. K. Beamy vs. 11. M’Neal.
G. Jaggud vs. 18. B. Christian.
use vs. Tbos. Jackson’s adinrs.
John McNulty |vs Jane, Valentine.
David Good’s rise vs. D. Watson & al.
Solomon Bunn! vs. A. B. Clarke.
J. Bs. Patton yjs. Hollidaysburg Bor.
Paul Graff vs. A. Patterson. ;
Alex. K. Figaijt vs. G. L. Lloyd.
Jos. Kemp vs. Darnel Beatty.
John Gilbert a Co. vs. F. Holliday ct al.
Jos. Kemp vs. |Robt. Lytle. |
A. P. Wilson fpr use vs. Darnel K. Beamy.'
N. Webb & Co| vs. D. G. M’Comick.
Downs & Co. ys. D. Bellinger.
J. Brotherlinejys. John Cox ct al.
A. S. Rea’s adtmr. vs. J. Helscl’s admp. ct al.
Downs & Co. vs. John Cox ct al. [
JOS. BALDRIGB, Prot
. Howto Dkbtboz Roaches. —ln moving to
tenements vacated by unneat people, persons
often find themselves overrun with myriads of
mahogany-colored roaches. The Ameri
can says: “ this was once oqr case, yet we so
speedily exterminated Hie vermin, that others
similarly eiturjted may get rid of them. Moke
a smooth flour paste in a tin vessel holding
about a pink In this quantityof paste,
white hot, place a shilling’s Worth of phosphor
ous, stirring it awhile over the fire until incor
porated with the paste, which will require about
ten minutes. | A stick about a foot long sbonh
bo used for this purpose, iu order that a llying
particle may not burn the hands. Wheh nearly
cold, put in sufficient lard or grease te prevent
the mixture from drying. Then spread it thick
ly upon pieces of gloss, and lay. them within
reach of the roaches. They will devour it with
great greediness, odd swell and die at their re
past. Notiiing half so efficacious as this Is soli
at the shops.” I
' • i—- . . V
ffg- A Monmouth paper says, “ip another
column will he found tho certificate of our fel
low townsman, James W. Davidson, Esq.,, to
Prof. Wood. ! This is onother of the numerous
instances where it bos-changed gray biur to ra
ven ringlets, and bald scalps to waving locks.
Xct any who Istand in need of this valuable rem
edy give it a (fair trial.”
Caution.— Bewaro of worthless imitations, as
several ore already in the market, called by dif
ferent names. Use none unless the words (Pro
fessor Wood’s Jfoir Restorative, Depot St. Lou
is, Mo., and Now York,) arc blown in the bot
tle. Bold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
dealers. Also by oil Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Capada. j Sec
advertisement in this week’s paper. !
Fobttjhb Favobs tub Beave. —Man’s life
laanfesupon the most brittle thread—so it is
with fortune. A dime luckily invested, has of
ten been the basis of an ample fortune, whilst
ygln of toil and privation have been repaid
with » meagre subsistence. How uncertain are
all things earthly—a beggar to-day, a prince
to-mortow. Wo have just learned some good
news. A friend 6f our yOdth—a poor, God for
saken printer—has.drawn a prize of $lO,OOO in
Swan & Go’s Lottery, Augusta, Georgia. Bob,
you’rt a lucky dog !— Middleport {III.) Pretr, •
f\
■ \
Thb Pahic—Moß* Fahtobs.—The panic in
New 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 to
be encountered by those who patronize the
Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Bockhill & Wil
son, Nos. 608 and 605 Chestnut street, above
sixth. Gentlemen and Youths never fail to pro
cure capital fits at this popular establishment.
Th* Bist Cohan Uedicxs*. — One of the
very best Gough Medicines & be found any
where, is Dr. Keyset's Pectoral Syrup, sold by
G. W. Kessler, at 50 cents per bottle.
Sec advertisement bf Dr. Sandford’ a
LIVEBINVIGORATOU in another column.
THE GREAT ENGLfSUREMEDY.
. SIB JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Fills. ,
Prepared froma prescription of Sir i Qtarhe, it R, Phy
sician JSSriroordinory to-lhe Qaeeu.
This Invaluable medtclneia unfailing in the care of all
those painful and delicate diseaaea towhlcb thofomale con
stitution U subject. It modorateuall excess and removes
all obstructions, and a speedy pore may be relied on. . |
IO HAMIID MWZS ' j.
ills peculiarly salted. It will, in * short time, Bring on
the monthly period with regularity. I
Each botUo, price one dollar, beayatbe Qoyernment Stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUHOrf. i
These PiVt ihouldnnt be taJcen byfemales during the first
three monte* Pteghancy, « ««Jf «**» <» Moffo* Mu
carriage, but at any other Utse they of* safe*
ln all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation
of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills wifi effect
a cure when all other means haye felled, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iiron, calomel, antimony,
or anything hurtful to the constiintion.
Pull directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should bo carefully preserved.'
Sole Agent for the United States Mid Canada,
JOB MOSES, (lateX C. Baldwin k Oo,)
Rochester, V. Y.
N. B>-*l.OO and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorlzed Agent, wilt insure ;a bottle, containing 50'PUls,
by return moil. -j. . . . . , ,
B. 1. Fahnestock, Pittsburg, Wholesale Agents; mao, ter
solo by all Druggists. j 1 : [Juuo to, 1808.~iy,
ALTOONA_MARKETS.
coubected wee sir bt j. a j. iowthki.
Flour—Superfine, bbi.
« Extra, “ j
Corn Meal, cwt.
Potatoes, bush. i
Dry Apples, “ !
Butter, 9 fi>
Lard,
Hams, *
Shoulders,
Side, “
Eggs, $ fio*-
M’LAJN A LEUB’S FLOUE MARKET.
M’Lain A Lehr sell their Flour at the following rates:—
White Wheat Flour, Extra Family. Tpbbl. ‘ t&Ji
“ “ “ “ Superfine, « $4,87)4® VOO
“ “ “ Superfine, “ ■ 4,76
Fxtra Family Flour,
Superfine Extra, best quality, j
' “ “ Brush Creek, :
Superfine,
On Thursday evening last, at the house of Mr. J. M.
Campbell, by the Her. A. B. Clark," Mr. TO, BARCKLA to
Miss M.AEY CAMPBELL, both of Altoona.
In Lock Haven, on Friday. the Oth instant. Dr. WIL
LIAM D. STARK, late of in the 26tb year of his
age. "The sudden demise of is, udder the
circumstances, truly afflicting. Ho had bat a few months
since graduated at the Medical University of Pennsylvania,
with great honor and credit. Some seven weeks' ago bo
left Altoona in good health, and; with fond expectations of
success in his profession. During his Abort residence In
Lock Haven, he had made hosts ox friends, and had given
sneb evidence of ability in his profession as warranted a
brilliant career. Bat he was sdudenly-cut down by A vio
lent attack of Typhoid fever, and the chief consolation of
liis afflicted relatives Is the full cbnvictlon that he died os
he had lived, an eminently plous and practical Catholic and
devout Christian. 'T B.
Notice is hereby given to
all -persons, not to pay mdney or give stock to any
person on our account, unless the individual demanding the
saute can produce a written certtllcato of agency from us.
July 15,1858.-3 t ARMSTRONG t COLLINS.
Lost— between the presby
terian Parsonage and the'tkssldence of Mr. John Ham
ilton, in Altoona, on Tnesday hist, a gold sleeve bottom
A liberal reward will be paid to the finder by leaving It
at this office. July, 15th, 1868. It.
Take notice, that the as
sessment Nc*ls, made by the Lycoming Mutual
InsuranceCompmy, In Blalr coupty, is payable at my of
fice. The Assessment Is 3 poricent. ou -all notes iu force
May 18,1868. v JOHN SHOEMAKER;
Altoona, July 15, 1858. Seedter.
f- \rbTICE TO TEACHERS.—THE
I'M Board of School Directors'of Altoona wish to employ
fODB MALE and FOUR FEMALE TEACAKES to take
charge of their Pnblfc School? the ensuing term. The
vrilfcommence on Ist of September and con
ttnne djfat months. The County Superintendent.will bo
In Aitoona on Thnrsday, the 12tli of August, for the pur
pose of examining applicants, at which time all persons
applying for any of these schools will bo expected to be
present. Bio Board are desirous of procuring competent
. Teachers, and none need apply only those who can come
well recommended. By order of the Board.
Altoona, July 16,1858.-td O. W. PATTON, Sw’y.
FARE REDUCED.
STATES UNION HOTEL
606 and 608 Market Street,
■ ABOVE SIXTH,
I*BIL A D.KI> PBIA .
Ternu-41.25 Per Bay.
I G. W. HINKLE, PaoijKttOß- '
July 1,1868.-4 m. '
& «jt REWARD WILL BE PAID
in sfir Information that will lead to the detection
of the person or persons who maliclotisly doheed the Tomb
Stoned in .the Altoona Fairriow Cemetery.' It is the deter
mination of the Executive Committee to ferret out, if pos
sible,'all offenders on tho property or premises of tho Cem
etery, and punish nil who arc ’ Jonvictod of snch, with tho
very utmost rigor of tho low. This is therefore to caution
qU persons Visiting the Omolry how they shall net.
By order of tho Executive Committee. •
Altoona, Juno 25,1858.-3 W Q. W, PATTON, Scc’y.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.—
Notice Is hereby given that letters of Administration
on the estate of Archibald MoCachba*, Into of Altoona,
Blair county, dcc’d, have been granted by the Register, sc,
to the undersigned, residing in said county. All per
sons knowing themselves indebted •««* estate arc re
quested to make immediate payment; and those qaving
claims against it will present them dnlynuthentlcated for
aettlement JOHN TROUT,
settlement. JOUN J. BUBKHOLDRR,
Adm’rt.
July 1,1858.-6 t
Henry lehr’s store is in
John lehr’s old stoni nearly McCor.
mid's stow, in North Ward.. '■ [June 18, 57-ly.
/"IBOOKBIKS. A I.ABGB AND
cejred at tfte styw 01
k\ 1
11. LEHB’S FLOUJi MARKET.
ipbbl.
MARRIED.
’ DIED.
[UoUldaysbnrg papers pi
rpHE LIVER INVIGORATOR
I PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
Is of.a Crf the beat Purgative and ttVer Medicines now M>
foro the public, that acta ns n CWAorffc, easier, milder,and
more rffectnai than-any other medicino known. It id not
only a OxVtartic, but n Lit-er remedy, acting tint on tho
Littr to gleet its morbid matter, then on thu stomach ana
boweu to carry off that matter,, thha accomplishing two
purposes effectually, without any of thq painful,feeling*
experienced in tho operations of most CulAortic*. It
strengthens the system at tlie same time that it purge* It;
h&d when taken daily in moderate doses, will strengthen
atid WtUd it up with unusual rapidity.
The Lithe is one of the [principal regulators iff the
human body; and When it performs its functions Well,
tho powers of tho system late ftilly developed. Thu
ttomach is almost entirely -J dependent on the healthy
action of tho Liver for tho:X proper performance ofitt
functions; when the stem-bT inch is at fiiuit, the bowela
are at limit, and tho whole 1 suffers in conse
quence of one organ—the I V Lina—having coined to do
its duty. For tho diseases; of that oirgan, otto of tw>
proprietors has made it his ] study, in h practice of mote
than twenty years, to find j some remedy wherewith to
counteract tho many Ue- ’ raagements to which it is
liable.
' To prove that this rcme-1 r«i
Son troubled With Livehl/*o
forms, has hut to try a but
tain. . tK
These Gums remove alljV
the system,--supplying in!,,
of bile, invigorating the!
digest well, pciumso tub; K,
health, to tho whole mnehi-j f
of tho disease—effecting a; Hr
Bruocs Attacks are cur-j "-*■
pebtcxted, by tho occa-{|^
VIOOBATOO.
One.dose after eating t»|
mftch mul prevent the food'
Only dose taken he-
Uo9e taken at
els gently, nod cures Cos-
One doee taken after each
49* One dose of two toa-
Uuve Sick Hsadachk. |
One bottle taken lor fo-
UU cause of the disease,
Only dtto dose immediate-
One dose often repeated
Morbus, and a preventive
49* Only ono bottle is
system the effects of modi-,
49* One bottle taken for '
lowness or unnatural color.
Ono dose token a short!
vigor to tho appetite, slid
Ono dose often .repented
its worst forms, while Sun»-
yHtl almost to the first
Ono or two doses cures
'in children: there is no
remedy in tho world, as it
A few bottles cures Dropsy
Wo take pleasure in te
as a preVbntivd for Veter
all Severs of a Blllous.Urpe.
and thousands ore willing
Virtues.
All Who Use it ore giving their unanimous testimony, ill
Its favor. . •. ’ .•• <t -it
Mix Water in the month dtlth tho Invigorntorpond
swallow both together:
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISfcpVBKt, ohd. fa dally
working cures, almost too great to lielUvei It cdw tt if
by magic, tten Oie fir it dote gitHuy benefit, and ncUlom tnore
than one botUo U retired to cure any kind of Liter Con*
idaUit, from the worst Jaundice or Dytprptia to a common
.Btadaeke, all of which are the result of a Diseased LITSB.
DB. SANFORD, Proprietor, 315 Broadway, New York.
•A. Sold by Q. W.Kjaßtxn, Altooba; and retailed by
allKUggMa. ' [May 27,1868.^
Altoona gift association !
POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMENT.
GOOD NEWS;
The Committee appointed to distribute the Proper*
of the El Dorado Gift Association. ;■
THE DISTRIBUTION NEAR AT HA&d\
At a meeting of tlio shareholders In the above Associa
tion, held on the Ifithof June, 1858, a, Oimmitteepf fire
disinterested persona was chosen td distribute the proper*
ty, vis.:
John Allison, Esq,, | joßn coleman* Jr.,
JOHN TROUT, DAVID IRONS;
ANDREW GREEN, | v : .
The above committee Is composed of men, of good stand*
lug in society, in whom shareholder! can place implfet con
fidence, and feel assured thht they Vrßl teceitd Justice at
their hands.
$4,75
$6,00
1.76
1,76
20
14
, 12
10
12
10
Wc, the undersigned, having been chosen a pmiimiUteo
to distribute the 0 ifts of, the above. Association, opg leave
tainfonu tlte shareholders and all interested, that we hare
fixed THURSDAY, the 12th day,of .AUGUST, 1858, as the
day on which the distribution will positltely lake place.
All Agents are requested to make a roll return df all mo
neys, silk, and Tickets ill their hands, on or l*Jbrt (Ac 1 u
day of August, 185 S. JOHN ALLISON,
ANDREW GREEN,
i
S 25
5 00
4 75
JOHN TROUT,
JOHN COLEMAN, Jr,
DAVID IRONS.
The undersigned bogs leave to state that the reason why
the tUstribut'on did not take place in April, as.advertised,
was the failure of threMbttrths of the Agents td niako re
turns. There will be &0 postponement ffom the above,
whether the returns are all made or not. Agents Will
therefore phase attend to this notice immi diatcly.
, AS*Tiie cfDCf of the El DoradoGiß Association is on
Main street, North Ward, Altoona, opposite,Mr; John Al
lison’s residence. All who wish tickets in tills enterprise
Will please call and get them soon; 'os theru Is ail opportu
nity to get the iuofaey back.
July 1,18J8.-td - JOSEPH MOIST, Agent.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
RBKHJMKRT, such &1
EXTRACTS FOR TUB HANDKERCHIEF,
Pomatums, Hair Oils, Colognes, im- .
and domestic ; Oriental
Drops, Cosmetics, Franjy
pauni Sachets
Toilet Soaps, Satr. ; '■ -
' J Brushes, Tooth Brushes?
‘Dressing Combs, Pocket Combs, '
Purses, Bap Leaf Water, etc., etc., etc.
JUST BECEITEt) AM? FOE AUifc -
A. 'RQtiSlpSi;::
lease copy.]
rates pus dollar per bottle.
COMMITTEE'S CIRCULAR.
Juno 18,18i8.-tf
QPERA CIGARS 1
TQBEB BELIEF,
FpETAIiZAB,
■ . ... tAiRQSASiV
' U ABBLASj , ;
For fide by
Juno 24,1858.-tf
SODA WATER 1 : ~
; iJSODA WATER I
TIH3 FLEifiAHX A3D AOBEBABU BBVBBAOB
ALWAYS OH OBAOQBT .
“ AT bo trail's d&uo store,
< TityMa Sreet, oboct the LtUkermChunk.
June ii, 18W.-tf V' '■ !
Concentrated lye, for ma-
KHUTSoft Soap, arid Soap Powder for Washing, one
pound equal to six of common Soap; OuUle Soap, Palm
Soap, Chemical Soap, etc., on hand and 0? nfed
10,1868,-tf] A. WWMPB.
SOLUTION OF CITRATE OF MAG
NE3IA —a cooling Cathartic, mild in Us operation
and agreeable to the taste, prepared and for sale by
Juno 24,1858,-tf A. ROUSH, Vr*w trf.
/ 7 'IAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID,
1/ X.insepd Oil, Spirits of Turpentine, WhitoXead and
Alcohol, far sale cheap at A. BOUbITS.
POSITIVE INFORMATION!—THE
undersigned having perfected tbolr Spring Stock,
now offer to tbo public the LARGEST EOT OF GROCE*
KIES ever presented In the towri of Altoona*
Our object In publishing this card is to present tho fob
10 lit recent hard limes hare eery much reduced tbo
price of Groceries in tho city, especially to cash buyers.
v id. Wo bought these Groceries m largo lots, many of
them from Orst hands.
3d Wo bought them entirely for cash.
4th. Wo sell for ready raty.
Bth. We keep our stock full by weekly receipts.
Cth. We are determined to keep up tho credit of cmr house.
7th. We sell more GROCERIES than any other Store io
Blair county, at less per cent. s
; Bth. Wo sell cheaper than any other store in the county.
A continuation of patronage is respectfully solicited.
Altoona. Jnno 10,1888. McLANE A UEUR.
T)RIVATE SALE.—THE SUBSGRI-
J 7 BEB has on hand a few articles Of Household Prop
erty, among which aro a couple of esceUent BTuYgs>
which ho wul dispose of cheap for cash. The artklea can
s«en at J. 43. LciTthi'rt Stow. - .
rjniy i, i?5?.-tr
ily is at last found, oby por
iCoaii-LAisT, ih any of Us
tie, and conviction Li cot 4 *
morbid or bad mutter front
the(r place a hsulthyflo* i ;
stomach, causing food to
blood, giving tuna and
liory, removing tbo cause
radical core.
0.1, AND, wnlt IS BRTU;
-! biunal Uso of tbo XtVui Isl
sufficient to relict* theater
■from rising and souring.
■ foro retiring, prevent*
night, loosehs the tbo bovfr
invEstss. . . ~ ■;
! meal trill cure Dvtpcpsla.
[spoonsful will always re-
main obstruction remove*
and mahes a perfect rarer
ly relieves Cholfc, while
is a hUEo ciiro Ibr ufaousJl
of Cholera.
needed to throw out of tbo
cine alter a long sick nets,
jAL'NDftS remove* all uf
! from the akin.
time before eating- gives
uiakcs the food digest well,
cures Chrouie Diarrhea* in
mer and Dowel complaint»
idose. , , ,
attacks caused by WoBJfS
surer, safer, or speedier
nevtr/ails. ..
by exciting tlio absorbents,
cumhiendiuc tbo tncdJclno
aud Ague, Chill Pe+*K ibil
It operates With
to U-slify to its wonderful
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A ROmt DnyftiL
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