M^^ N iSL state lotteries • ;•• ■ R. Fhasqx & Co . ’ ® t * te pnwnt the fol bewwe ef OTdff . 2S,SrSJJ?,^i^ terk * * be re extraordinary Krtte Capi «Wweofleredfor a .mall cost ofTicketsia^futS , rffif l L i ott ! rie f haTe 0 b ““ in existence for Forty by a State Officer,and canber* SS « irizc , y<m will get your money.— 19 apodud With bosn3 tottery : W*t)rder in the Maryland State liftcrioa. ■ -wMivr ... * tUH ro»Tscnm. *ohe*!^^i^ STAT . K b OTTEUY, CLASS L, Baltlmoro City, July2i, 1868. : Ballots in each Package of 26 tickets,*®! )Utog more Prizes than Package 0f26 : Bctoti most contain 14 drawn numbers, bo that there . ._ , are 14 Prizes to 12 Blanks. x^ lrf ? ri “ 01 If 0 - 000 ; 1 Prize of x *3.000 ; ll&£r . W 4 Prize of ZMO 1 \ 10 Prize of I^49’ I lO-Prizo of *6OO ipritnof 10 Prize of 300 :i2£?.? V <M»O 317 Prize of 160 S’ 000 M Prize of 100 ISfaerf S’SSS M Prize oJ 80 2*599 «Prize of 40 5,632 Prize of 20 S’ 000 28.224 Prize of 10 iTOMof , - 3,000 Prizes, amonntingto 4001J)00. ; j $5-QnarUTS Jl^5, i Certificate of Package of 20 Wholea, cotta Do- do. 20 llulres, i Dp. do. 28 Quarters, - • JDo. do. 28 Kighthi), HAVANA PLAN. oJd mode of Drawing, .frizes in one Wheel andTlcketa in another. ' , Every Prize is drawn out. , . ' Xhtry Prize paid in/ull without deduction! ■ ' MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CRASS jB JTobedrawn in Baltimore, ilii., Saturday, July 31st, 1868. .' ; 1 v 20465 frizes’ 40,000NumbersII Wo .would call particular atteotioo to the following splen , ,4idschemc,a package of 10 whole tickets costing only ; *Bo—and every other ticket being Warranted to draw , -810,, determined by the number : drawing the Capital ' Prize, whether odd or oven. ~ SPLENDID SCHEME! 1 Prize of $35,000 .4 Appr’ztos3oo IPrizcof 10,000 4 u 100 1 Prize of - 6,000 4 “ 60 1 Prize of 3,400 4 « 80 1 Prize of 2,000 ,'J- 4 “ 60 1 Prise of 1,000 V , s „ „ 1 Prize of- : IyOOO/ ' 8 ! " ifttoef mj 8 “I’ 60 mtoSf V- «bf ‘ 8 ; “• 60 1 Prize of . aoov *. « in . lOPtizesvf 200 j |> 8 60 lOßPrlzes of - lotrare ' IOPeO 20,000 Prizes of i lOaro 200,000 Whole Tickets slo—Halves ss—Quarters *2AO. ’ '*’■ A Manager* 1 Certificate of 'lO \Vholes—where persons ■ wish to pay tbs risk only, will l>c scut for age '' - Do* ’ no, 16 Halves, ! 48 ®P* do. I 19 Quarters, ,24 Do. do. 16 Eighths, 12 The Managers have been compelled (tom the numerous complalnts.mads to them, Of unfaithfulness on the part of those wbfhare been attending -to tl»o fitting of orders, to -resume tlie eorrosppadenco bnsineH in their own name: Order tickets from the Managers only, ddrross ail letters to ,R. PRANCE 400. March 4-ly] Baltimore, Md. CJWAN & 0O ? S LOTTERIES TUI XJ UMPpANTII A > ; SWAN & CO. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS ; USUAL .WITHOUT 1 INTERRUPTION. s SWAN & OO.’S Are Legal, and auihoriud ly ttif State of Georgia. TUB LAPS ATTEMPT TO INJURE , , OUR HRM JIAB SUOWN TflAt oral LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY; i Til AT OUR PRIZES ARE PAID PUNCTUALLY; > AND THAT OUR SCHEMES ARE MORE LIBERAL THAN ANY OTHER LOTTERY ,'j IN THE WORLD I ' * .The Allowing Scheme will bo drawn by S- Rwan A Co, Manager* oMheSpurta Academy Lottery, ip each ol their l&g&tr ?“} ber JW® 16 * July, 11858, at AUGUSTA, HEOTGIA, in public, under the superintendence of Com uilMpstfert; -■ | Class 22,draws on Saturday* July 8, 3858. Class 23 draws on Saturday, July 10; 1858. Class 24 draws on Saturday* July 3 7,1858. Class 26 draws on Saturday' July 24,1858. Class 26 draws on Saturday, July 31,1858, O.VTHBPLAN OF SINOIiE XItJIBKBS '60.000 Tickets! ! tlV£ IJIOCBAKD rocs IIITSSBES AICBI HOnTT-nve PRIZES A’cariy otu Prize to every Hint Ticket* I MAONIIJCENT fcIUSMEI to u; muws exetf aurraDir xs jxmz. 1 Triin of $70,000] 4 Prize of | 1 “ “ 30,000 4 r « 1 “ “ 10,000 4 f« « , 1 “ “ 6fl>\ 1 4 " “ | “ “ 4,000 60 Eriwa of 1 “■ “ 5O '¥■ “ V “ “ too *« « 4 « « 3,000 230 « approximation prizes, * Prize* of $«0 Approje’Ung. to $70,000 Prize arc SI,GCO * « « Soo « “ B<t,ooo *< “ *i!aoo I “ “ 200' ' . « ■ 10,000 “ “ 800 4 « “ .125 « t “ s|ooo « “ o « 35® " 4,000 “ « .400 x 4 “ '75 “ « 8,000 “ « §OO ■1 “ “ 60 ‘ “ “ IAOO “ » 6,000 “ •• 20 are * 0,486 Prize* amounting to ! $320 000 _\rholo Ticket* $10; .Halves $6; Quarter* $2,50. ’ -O-ACircnlar showing the plan ofThe Lotteries trill bo sent toany <mo desirous of receiving it. W iU bo soldatthefollowtogratcs GcrUflfatc of package of 10 Whole Tickets, $BO ; “> ■ " u 10 Quarter “ ' 20 ORDERING CERHITCAIES. 10 w* tajmejr to pm address lbi( the tickets ordered, €jr <tf,whlch.thcy will be .forwarded by ftret maS2 PutcLisewrcan hive tickets'ending In anynnmbcr they BW.dcs'gpatc. , . ; , Tho list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. ’•* ■ PtmhasMs will please write their signatures plain, and 6 ive their Post Ofpce,~ County and State.- s * ■ that every Prize la drawn and payable in full without deduction. Allprlzcaof Jd/XK) and underpaid immediately after the drawing—other prizes at thermal time of 30 days. , All communications strictly confidential. ■ Address orders for tickets or certificates to v , _ ‘ J ' SWAN A CO, Augusta, Go, Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or Atalanta,Oa. can have their orders filled, and save; toe, by addressing S. Ewan *<so, at either of those cities. ' ■ 8 of th ? numbers that arc drawn from the wheel, SkJV— 'S,°S a ‘ °£* he i ,rizo that each onp Is entitled tea will be published after every drawing, in the following pa- DdUl ’ MoUU ««srwtcr, ChariulmStan- A i la , n / a f nt &genetr, NeaYork WemfVas Book, Savannah Morning Aries, Jtichmmid Bit r?r ~ Puprtch, and Ibulding (Mitt.) Clarion Augiuta ( Geo .) Omttitutlmalist. [Jan.7-ly House, sign, ornamental & CARRIAGE PAINTING.—The undersigned beg 52? thc of Altoona and vicinity that ,th©yhare commenced the business of * MOUSE, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL AND Ur s r,¥J£ R £ AGE pawting, GLAZING, PAPER-HANGING, VAR NISHING, 4-c., sc., *9 ■ tiranc h‘?. uud aro prepared to do all to them with neatness and despatch, „Mey have on hand a huge assortment of pointing roa il^S?JS? dOW w? l r 3 of v all eizF “- n,so Stained Glass ind Looklng-Olaes Plates, which enables them to do work in unimproved style and at reduced rates. to business we hope to merit a share :Onr room is on Virginia street, immediately opposite K <« t «f , ;®rtiP : Store. KEYES * WALSH. , April 8,1858t0* , BARGAINS ! A NEW STOCK OF .READY-MADE r CLOTHING ' SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON, JUST RECEIVED BY ETTIIfOER & ULLMAN, AM> HOW: BEING DISPOSED OF AT PRICES WHICH ? DEFY COMPETITION. MR. ULLMAN announces that he is banJ and will take great pleasure in JJiJSS* I *J“ wl ,'° way twor Um with a calf He feels rtto 10 render satMartkmhoth ■RAISINS—I,OOO BOXES BUNCH All Bayer Eaiains In store and for sale by ■ March 25, ’sMy] ; 191 North^str^tfHaifdebhla. Blanks of all descriptions neatly tad expedkioualy executed at this QPj(2CTACLESAND EYE PBjESEß ferslfer KESsi.m,** ’ i • ■■■"■ 1 PU8L1C.—13.787 GIFTS THK PEOPLK. BL DORADO out a nan. ™ v? 1 ® of WTW worth of Sewing ’ 9 f QBodollarig worth of SewlngStlf „ C , be< *’ w t hich »iU entitle Urn hoi to the distribution of the fi.P ■ t 0 be distributed by aCom ‘ Sl t .^L c .^? c .?- 1)y . shareholders, in such a manner os s t|iey may deem advisable and agree upon among themselves. LIST OP PROPERTY. - 7 on Washington street Altoona, 60 , hyUDfect, valued at §lB*each, sl*BB 17 lots on Washington et, 50x120 ft, $156 each, 2,852 8 cor. lota on Mulberry st, « “ 156 “ JJHS 10 lota on Mulberry at, “ “ 132 “ SJOB ■ 2 lots on High street, « “ -63 “ 126 1 cor. lot on German street, 60x175 fL, valued at 63 3 lots on German street, • “ ‘ “ $42 each 'l3B 1 lot on Howard street, 50x133 feet, valoed at -182 1 cor. lot on Lexington st, “ “ “ « , isq 2 lots on Chestnut street, " “ $l3l each, 262 1 Gold Lever Watch, valued at 300 1 Horse, “ “ '367 1 Two-Horse Wagon, “ “ " 42 1 Silver Lepine Watch “ “ ■ 16 ’ 12 Coat Patterns and Trimminga,slo each, - 120 50 Pants and Test patterns, at each, 220 76 Articlea or Parcels of Merchandise. SSDOeacR. 225 100 “ « « , 300 « “ . « TOO “ . 100 500 « «; « ,« 876 « “ “ 50 “ 1,000 MOO « « « 80 « *BOO *OOO " • «:26 ’ “ 11000 ■ *BB5 ‘ “ “ a 20 “ 777 1&787 Gifts, valued at *13,787. The Real Estate in this Enterprise is hamisomdyeitnated intho flourishing town of Altoona, (Hcad-qnarters of the Pa, Central R. It. Oo.) which in a &w years has grown as if "yjiagic, its present population being oyer 3,000. The above property will be delivered to the persons entl- ' tied to receive it, immediately alter tbo distribution. ' An indisputable title to all the lots in the above bill wU be riven by R. H. McCORMICK. The articles or parcels per hill, will consist of cloths, cas «lmorc*,do laines, Ac, Ac. My object is to dispose of the silk in the shortest possible time, and I desire everybody to purchase soon and became members of this Magnificent Auxiation. . The silk will be sent to any part of the United States, . with Certificate of Membership, (for each dollar's warth pur chased,) on receipt of the cash. ■/. ■- Agents or clubs remitting $lO at one time, will receive in return §ll worth of silk and 11 cortiflattes All orders must bo addressed to JOSEPH MOIST 183647,] Mtoana, Blair Cb n jkc. ly att^ded B to’ y »t am P enclosed, prompt- $149 60 74 75 87 37 18 08 ■pO'EW FIRM AND NEW GOODS:— i\c J AoV^i^ i^^0 t / CtUnied SPRING GOODS, whioU they feel assured are as HANDSOME and CHEAP. V n« a Mile ekatper, than any yet brought to this phuie. <te account of going to Philadelphia late iij the season, sre haro been able to buy our goods at greatly, reduced pr£ ccs, and wo are determined to sell them 4t very small prof its lor cash or to prompt montUy payinricustomere. TV e have as usual a splendid stock of “ LADIES’DRESS GOODS, ' „.s'f£lS^ A , WNB ’ EOBES QPILLE, CHALLIEB, BAYADERE, LARELLAB. DPCALS. POir., nwin eyrt w.a m DELAINS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, ; Also, Shawls and Mantillas in great variety, together with «tdck of Domestic Dry Goods, Straw Goods, BOOTS SHOES, HARD WARE. QUEENS WARE, GROCERIES, sc., Ac. \ The citizens of Altoona will find it to their advantage to examine our stock,as we are not to be undersold- April 29,1858. CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS’ -—The subsetjbor,would respectfully inform the citi zens of Altoona and vicinity that he has just received his stock of - SPRING AND SOMMER GOODS, consisting, in put, of LADIES' P LAIN- AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, such as Silks, Satins, Bareges, D’taincs, Challies, Ducals, Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, ic, together with all kinds of Dnr Goods, all of which wilt bo sold cheap for cash. Ho has also on haud a large stock of GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, HARD WARE, BOOTS AND SnOES, and all other goods usually kept in stores in this place. Having adopted the CASH SYSTEM in my business and being resolved to carry it out, I have marked my goods at CASH PRICES, and inviteinspection and comparison, in regard to prlcea and quality, with those of any other store the town. Give mo a ca!la!u)jndge £br yourselves. Country produce taken in exchange for good*, at the highest market prices. April 29-ly] J. B. IHLEMAN. CAVING FUND, FIVE PER CENT KJ INTEREST, NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST CO., U’al nut dnd, & W. Canter of Third, rhdaddphia. Incorpo rated by the State of Pennsylvania. MoneyAs received in any sum, largeor small, and tatcr- from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal. The office is open every day from 9 o’clock in the morn ing tul s o clock In the afternoom and on Monday and Thursday evenings till 8 O'clock- - 3 . Hon. Henry l. bexner, / w<. r« ROBERT SELFEIDGE, Vict-Prts'l. TVw. J. Rezd, Beardary. _ „ DIRECTORS. Hon. Henry L. Benner, P. Carrol Brewster, J Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barry, Robert Sclfridge, Francis Leo. Sam’l K. Ashton, Joseph Yerkes, C. Landrcth Mnuns. Henry Dieffenderfer. u *on.y is received and payments made daily .without no-. The investments arc made in REAL 'ESTATE MOBT- and such first class securities as the Chapter requires [Mat2*n. 900 800 700 600 500 ; 800 125 100 W.tobnmtum D. Cussutatmi, n. Ctanrisimiit, V. AHHgga, O. DujfC.«, ■ „ CUOTHH&HAMS &€0 , PITTSBURGH CITI GLASS WORKS, WAREHOUSE 109 WATER ST. ami 140 FIRST ST, Between Wood and Smitlifield, ** ,TTSBURQH ’ PA '» MANUFACTURERS OP Plttsbargb City Window Class, DRUGGISTS’ GLASS-WARE, AN3) AMERICAN CONVEX GLASS, g„d Public Raidings. 200 100,000 £NTEBPjpE WORKS, . I\TO. 186 wool) STREET, PITTS i.I burgh; PA. ■ ■ ’ BOWN & TETLEY, Manufacturers of Rifles, Guns, Surgical and Dental Instruments, &o. ' " w ■ RIFLE GUNS. We would call attention to our stock In the above line Knowing that we cannot be beat either in tho quality or price. Bring largely engaged in this branch of business we defy ril competion. All our rifles ore warranted orTo wl©- fiardwarey Sportlnp Materials, Cutlery, Pfcrtols. Guns, Rorolvw-s, Masks. Belts, Powder, Shot. Balls, Oaps/Pancy StoKTtW* ion to n«. „*s. *S Pittsburgh, April 1,1868-ly. Lycoming county mutual ™ INSURANCE AGENCY.—The undersigned. UftSf*? Mutual Piro Insurance Company, is -to lusnin against loss or damage by fire, Furnibirt and ProjStf at C y£s description, in town or country, at os reasonable rotes as Stote -Offlco in the Masonic Temple; Jan. ’6O-tf] JOHN SHOEMAKER, AgaS. WEST BRANCH INSURANCE CO. ~The undersigned, Agont for Blair county, will tase snort and long risks on Buddings, Merchandise, Pot nttnro ajdProJwrtyof description, In town w&S* tty, at as reasonable rates as any comj|Miny in the State,— JKiaksolfeotaten on the liv£s of horses." Offlce. in Masonic T IQUORS.—A LARGE AMOUNT HQUORB has been received Si?»J'PP AN . not l BE ’” Übllldaysbnrg, which vriU bo cash . Prices, wholesMC or retail. Bio man who wants has only to call. Jllec. IT, tf. " RICH TOBACCO AND HIGHLY TR T °v^iSi Sar ®’ *“ abnada “«P. can' be had at Jane IS, oi-xy] * ISENBY T-miPS ORANGES AND LEMONS.—SOO poxes Oranges and Lemons in store and for sale by - March 25, ’SS-ly] 10l North M^^S^phia. Settees for sale —the un deraigned has on hand a lot of Betteca which he will sell cheap for cash. JOHN SHOEMAKER. March 25-tf.j \ Masonic Temple. you CAN ALWAYS OBTAIN ALL JL kinds of Flour and Feed by calling at June 18, ’57-ly] HEJiBY LEHR’S, Everybody is invited to call and test the merits of the articles kept by June 18, ’67-ly] HENRY LEHR. Lots fob sale.—l 2 building Lots,aituite’in different localities, In this Borough for saleonreagonabretennp/by [27-tt] J. SHOEMAKER. ?\AA BOZEN FfiESH EGGS JUST TV92LA?? BEST CONFEC •JUU rc«iTea oadftr *y. ;' J, Li ICSES, . fjJj iBU 'j VS) ; ; V-.; BEAT DISCOVERY OF THE A(JB U IMPORTANT TO TOBACCO CHEWERS. PE. GUSTAV LINS ARB'S TASTE RESTORATIVE TRO CHES, On jjieal Substitute for lobtuxo. Xx is a welbknovm and incontrovertable feet that the use of Tobacco is the promoting cause of many of the meet se vere. ; MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS to which the race of raim is subject, as careful analysis and long and painful experience have clearly proven that it contains certain narcotic and poisonous properties most dangerous in their effects, which by enteringinlolheblood derange, the functions and operations of the Heart, causing many to snpppio that organ to Ik: seriously diseased. TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system,, mani festing itself—as all who have ever used the noxious weed will bear testimony—in’ Lassitude, Nervous Irritability, Water Brash, iDyspepsia, and many other disorders of a similar character. ' THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHES Are designed to counteract those baneful influences, and haveptored completely successful In a multitude of cases, and wherever used. Being harmless in themselves they exert a beneficial effect upon the entire system, restoring the Taste which has become vitiated or destroyed by great indulgence, completely removing the Irritation and accom panying tickling sensation of the Throat—which are al ways consequent npon abstaining from the use of Tobacco, and by giving a healthy tone to the Stomach, Invigorate the whole system. Persons who are irretrievably undermining their consti tutions and shortening their lives, should use tltesc Troches Immediately and throw off the injurious and and unpleas ant habit of Tobacco Chewing. These Trochee of Lozenges are put upin a convenient and portable form at the low price of 60 Cents per Box. A lit cral disodnnt to the Trade. Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom all orders should be addressed. .• |S • JAMESE.BOWERS,Druggist. March 18, ly.J Cor. 2d and Race streeVPhila. JohjCbbyar & CO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN * WINES & UttUORS, jT,. , AND .1 ■ v - RECTIFYING DISTILLERS, Liberty St, Pittsburgh, Pa mHBIS Beg leave respectfully to inform their old customers andthe public generally, thutthev have on handand are receiving direct from the Impor ters, a large supply of the very choicest brands of Liquors Among their largo assortment may be found ■ H Wines, Brandies, Gin, Cordials, Janalca Snlrita. St. Croix and New Rum? Irish, Scotch, Bourbon, Old Monongahela ' t, , \ aud.Rcctifled "Wlilsky, Peach, Wild Cherry, Blackberry, Strawberry and Raspberry i , , 1 li‘Brandies, Ac, Ac, &c. , ~A e f tle of public patronage is respectfully solicited, and gfl orders entailed to our care will he promptly attended ijo. Country Dealers will find it to their advantage to call upturns, us wo are determined to sell nothing bat the very April i, 1868-ly. ~ E P. MIDDLETON & BROTHER, Jkalert in Wines and Liquors, return their thanks totheir friends for the liberal share of patronage heretofore bestowed, and respectfully so licit a continuance of the same, at the OLD ESTABLISH MENiym 6 jK;- FRONT ST, have a large assortmen t of WINES and LIQ DOBS of the choio oat brands and qualities.; Having made arrangements with some of the fimlionses in Cognac and Rochelle, enables them to furnish to their customers upon the moat reasonai We terms, UiOi fallowing brands of Cognac and Rochelle Brandies: • x T • ! BRANDIES. Olard, Ilennay, iTartlt, . PitmtU, OuliUion, MarleU, T Htnc*, /W/«W7*nn, J. J. Dtpuy <£• Co. . A. Scigndtey | Champagne, m.Oporto, \Burnundy, Madeira, TaieriJTe, CUml, bherry, Lisbon, \Ubdc, Muscat it- Malaga Wines _ . various brands and qualities. and Irish-Whiskcjs; Peach, Apple, Lavender, Blackberry, Raspberry, Cherry and Ginger Brandies; Cordials, Wine Bitters, Amsterdam Bitters* Ac. * constantly on hand, an extensive stock of OLD and BOURBOS WMTS KBiS, of various grades, some of which we guarantee to be superior to any m the country. tSUftoin ouclong experience in the business, and thor ough knowledge pf the tastes of the community, we flatter ourselves to be able to fill nil orders that may b 4 entrusted i° “V, ,9^? n .^ a oie country (which are most respectful ly solicited) win he promptly attended to. Great care mir™ m packing and shipping. AU goods sent from, our establishment ore guaranteed to Pri'Rege of being returned. Feb. 26-ly] , E. P. MIDDLETON & DEO. APRIL, 1858. GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED AT THE HAH OF FABUIOSS. r T , HE subscriber has the pleasure of an- X flouncing tb the citizens of Altoona, and the “ rest of mankind, that ho is just receiving from Philadelphia and hew York, a beautiful assortment ofBBITISII. FRENCH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, conaisttog, inf«urt of ROBE A’ QDXLLE, CRAPE DI ESPAXGE ’ ' T ?7t^ UUN3AREGI! > PLAIN OPHUN BJOtEDE, C HALLIES, DECALS, FRENCIX LAWNS—BEAUTIFUL STYLES, SCOTCH •• “ ‘‘ tmm&li upwards FANCY DRESS SILKS, BLACK DRESS SitKS FIGURED BRILLIANTS, OINGUAMS, PRINTS. &c , =^’. a llO call especial attention to his stock o. SHAU LS, which tor style, quality and rariehj, cannot be surpassed, and mnst bo seen to be appreciated The assortment of White Goods and Ladies’ Dress Trim mings are all that fashion conld desire. Among his stock of Ladies’ Misses and Children's Gaiters and Shoos will be found a full line from the best city manufacturers. Uh stock of Groceries, Quccnsware, Hardware, &c_ fa complete; 3 ' ■ He hopes his Goods and* Prices (which by the wav defy competition,) will meet the approval of idl who call upon him.- lonr patronage is respectfully solicited. April 29,5 m. CHAS. J. MANN. THE SUMMEH SEASON—JESSE SMITH refrjhictrully ' inform tho citizens or Altooua aad tho public generally that he Ims just returned from tUoHust with a large and varied assortment HATS AND CAPS. WB Which he purchatod at low prices for cash BBS t awl will sell at WHOLESALE AND; RETAIL." SHE V IU ‘'rjpnal cost. His stock comprises HATS an “, c cverjrdcscnption, size and shape. Ail who are In want of anythm| ip his line will do well to give him a call, ashe feels confi*ut he can suit the most fastidious, in quality* ana prl{».\ » * , . He 5s always rcWy tuid willing to exhibit his stock free oj charge, so that hone need fear to call .and examine before purdmaingeLwwhpro. llemciuhor that ;his store is on Virginia street, directly opposite the LjtthAtn Chnrclt. • TApril 8-dm. ' HFETTINGER’S • S^^?.?F :vL wtebaby bmpobicm, i > ■ ALTOPNFhOUSE, - ALTOONA. PA.. Where may be ; had All the popular Publications of the day, such os DaUy and Weekly Papers, Magazines, Novels “ nd / l 9“? n ces* Mfecellaneons Books, School Books. Cow Books, Slates, pens, Pencils, v lnks, Can and Letter PapSr, Envelopes, Brawipfc and. Tissue Paper, Blank Books and in feet everything m; the Stationary line. Toys, Notions and flames ofevery variety,iPicturcs and Picture Eramcs,- To bacco and Segars of the best quality,! &c_ Ac Retail Agent, in. this county, for BOHN’S CELEBRATED SALVE. It does iw* iUvdg cure aliitoros to which It is applied. Try it. fT-tf. Blair county insurance re °mSTaw 6 Agent of the Blair wmity mutual Sire Insurance Company, is at all times ready to inspro against lossnr damage by fire. Build. Evmtlure and Property, of every des ?, ta l reawnahle ratcaaa any Company the State. Office in the Maeonlc Templo. 3 Jan. 3, *66-tf] • JOHN SHOEMAKER, SO ALT COAL! COAL! CO AL I Xticsubscriber would respect-•' informtheconsumers of OOAXkCQALw/gM in Altoona, tlmtheiis constantly na-liPißff**" BBaMBMT coirlng all kind* ofCOAL, ’ “ ™*°y to deliver at all times and to any part of the town Office at residence, In North Ward/ 1 ■ 6 town • Jnno 17-2m] ' riONVEYA^GING.— ALL KINDS of Writing done at the shortest notice.—Deeds, Mort gages, 4c, exeentedto the neatpst manner by - „ 'f" ', , ; JOHN SHOEMKEB. Jan. 3,1857-t£] j Masonic Temple, Altoona. OYES! O YES!—GENTLEMEN *aw nigh and hear: JOSEPH P. TKOTJT innotm cos to the public, that ho is ready td discharge his dntr as an Auctioneer whenever caUcd upon. [ jan. 2,j,*66. * Hardware of all descrip t lons j ait received and for sale by ' : Oct. 16-tf] 1 j V ; J. B. XHLEMAN. : AIR, HAT, TOOTH, SHAVING, Paint, Sash and Tarnish Brushes at _ 7 Hajis, side, shoulder; dried Beef, Ac-, alttaya on hand at '' J ■ ■ • JnnelS, ’67-lyJ ' HKNBYLEHE’S. PINE AND LARD OILS, GAM „ Wnid, Carbon Oil, Ac,' at - jan.3, SO-tf] ‘|i,: ,i ; KESSLER’S. . i-f- If ; • ii > ■WINES. JOHN ALLISON. I KESSLER’S. f lON CITY COMMERCIAL COL LEGE. ' PITTSBURGH, PENN A. Ctofese* 1866. . , Board of 12 Trustees,—Faculty at J 4 Teacher*. EMPHATICALLY THE BUSINESS MAN’S COLLEGE. Largest and moat complete Commercial College hi the [United State*. ' In daily attendance upward* of 200 Students, ! F-iCCITV. I W- Jenkins, i . i 1 ' pmscimi. J. C. SMITH, A.sL,Pro(b3sorof Accounts* Book-keeping. 1.1. HITCHCOCK,! Professor of Arithmetio' and Com mercial Calculations. , . _ JOHN FLEMING, [Author of the. “National System of Book-keeping,” LectuCcrpn Business, its Customs and Usages J- W- DE.N 1 LINGER, Professor-of Arithmetic, Book keepingand Phonography. A. CQWLEY and A. T. DOUTHETT, Profeesora of Pla and Ornamental Penmanship. ’ D. BACON, Lecturer on Political Economy. ; • J ' JAMES IL HOPKINS, £«)!, of the PiUstatrghßar, Lec turer on Commercial Law. . . JAMES W, KENNEDY, of “Kennedy’s Bank Note Re view,” Lecturer on Counterfeit, Altered and Spurious Bank HotCSa . j ■ : DESIGN OP THE tNSTITUTIOIN. To famish the best main* for acquiring a THOROUGH BUSINESS EDUCATION, in thesfiortest time and at Urn expense, comprising instruction in ’ DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING, MoppUa, * With all thOj recent improvements, taught without extra "i charge. „ penmanship, Bapid Writing, with terery variety and stylo of Business and Ornamental Penmanship. Arithmetic n And a throughconge of Counting House Calculations. w-.it AND ALTERED NOTES. FuU instructions given in, this important branch ofburi ' - peas education. „ LECTUBBS DMLY, ON BOOK-KEEPING. Commerce, Finance and Bank l i Counterfeit Notes, and other sub jects having practxcallrelaUou to active business. _ vt [TERMS, Ac. Book-keeping, PuU Commercial Course, *35.00 Stationary, about P Board per week, can bie obtained for 050 «3> Students are ndt charged extra for Steamboat Bodt keepiug, Arithmetic or Diploma. _ |STUDENTS Cam enter at imy ttaief-(no vacation) review at pleasure— time^unlmited— usual length of course from eight to twelve w , , . . , PEFEBBNOE. ei sHty-scven students entering from th. City alone within one many from the country of Writingjand Cireulaiz. containing tall infUr matron, sent by mail froo of charge. Address ; t P. W. JENKINS, „ Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa. F 1^ P PJ! F Ka M AS 8 U J P-—No less thanEIGHT PJIKMIUMS were awarded this College iutho fiiil of X 857, over all competitors, for best writing. These, with T^n P , r °v ? rc “ ll 4“ ls ; we.™ given in Ohio, Michigan, and in LonUviUe, KyTat PF\S d T»v tCB Fair,fan(i all for work actnally done with PEN and INK, and not for Engraved Penmanship. Our Penmen are tally competent to do their own work without Uie aid of the eugra r er to make itrcsoectuble. [aug^li-ly 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 are wOling ami can give satisfactory reference and assurance of prompt monthly payment,) auddesiring to make it the interest of all to patromzo onr stoije. we have made n very great re duction in the prices oil nil descriptions of goods, and will give our entire time and attention to keeping up an assort ment GOODS** 10 Wanti K our customcl ' 3 ) such as : GROCERIES. HARDWARE, QUEEXSWARK. CEDARWARE, STONEWARE, _ , , BOOTS & SHOES. Gmtora, Slippers. Hats and Caps, Dried Emit, etc., all of which will be sold as cheap iw the cheapest. All articles o£ product* taken in exchange for goods at their highest market price. Thankful lor past fivers, we hope to share the patronage of those who are in wont of goods. [March 25-tf. 'T'HE GREAT QUESTION WHICH X now agitates the j mind of every person - is, where can 1 get the best article for mvloß • money? In regard to other, matter*, the sub-IbBT ecriber would not attempt to direct, but if you H want anything in thdllne of " HOOTS OB SHOES he invites an examination of his stock and work. !Io keeps constantly on.hand an assortment ofßoots, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers, Ac., which ho offers at fair prices. , He will give special attention to custom work, all of which will lie warranted to give satisfaction, None hut the hefct workmen are-employed Remember my shoj> iil on Main street, next door to B. Kerr’s old stand, now W. O'Neil’s. September 3, ’57-tf] ' JOHN 11. ROBERTS. Exchange hotel.—the*sub scriber would I respectfully in form flic public thathe jhas recently re- A fitted the above Hotel, and is now pro- rj pared to accommodate ibis friends nnd jjl “jjw patrons in ft comfortable manner, and ’.<■ wil%porc no pains in mjiking It ah agreeable home for all sojourners. HU Table will always be luxuriously supplied from the markets of the country and cities, and his Bar filled with liquors of choice brands. Ills charges are as reasonable as those; of any other Hotel in tho place, and he feels satisfied they can not ho complained of by those who flivor him with their custom. Expecting to receive a share of public patronage, and folly Intending to deserve it, he throws open his house to the public and invites a trial Altoona, May 27,1855f1y] , . JOHN BOWMAN. UpAE; MORMONS EVACUATING X salt lake cm 11 Tremenddm Excitelnenl in East Altoona Tlio subscribers respectfully inform the of Altoona and tho rest of mankind that they are now prepared to carry on the BLACKSMITHINO BUSI NESS in all its various branches, n{ the new stand next door below Peter Reed’s Cabinet Shop, on Adeline street, in -East Altoona, They flatter themselves that they are adls to render Satisfaction to nil who may favor them with tlrcir patronage; and no effort will ho wanting on their part to ■merit the patronage of the community. Wagons, Car riages, 4c., mode and ironed to-order, for which good lum ber willbs taken. Remember the place, on Adeline St., Where Blacksm.ithing is done oh the shortest notice and most reasonable terras. I JOHN W. HOOPER, 1 Altoona, May 27, ’68.-2m] T. A. JAMES. and shoes.—the un deraigned has noiv on hand and will -a .- sell cheap at his store in the Masonic Tern- sHM| ; pie, si Urge and complete assortment of BOOTS ’ AND SHOES, ready made, Or made to order, Overshoes, Ladles’ SiindaU, Gam Shoes, Cork Soles, and every thing In his’ lino of business, of the best quality and on the mdst'reasouahle terms. AH custom work warranted.- , d , .Jan. 2, ’6O-tf.] J. SIIOEMAKEB. OYSTERS I OYSTERS I OYSTERS! IS coneeqnence of the hard times, I hare concluded to put down the price of my OYSTBBS to the lowest pdsd- Wa standard. They wIU hereafter ho served np on the Chafing Dish at TWENTY CENTS, and roasted In the shell and served up with all other accompaniments, TWENTY MVE CENTS. They will also ho fiShed.tocvery oth er way, at prices to correspond with the time*.' JOHN KEIFFEE, • began House, HoUidayaburg. Dec. 17, tf.] IRON RAILING AND ALL kinds of Castings ejnsented to order, also Tin Spout ing pnt'np ta order, atßbortest notice.npply to i ' X • V' J. BUOKMAKEB, Agent for Jan.3,1866-tf. McLasahas, WatoobACo. pUEENSWARE, JUST RECEIVED. X3t< l ar E <s and fosblobablo aesortmcntiti tboHloreof ■ X’; J. B HILWSTAN. . DIO COFFEE, SUGAR; TEA AND JLv all kind of Groceries for solo by JbbolS, 1567-ly] * A HEXBT LEIIB, T?GGS, BUTTER AND ALL KINDS 1 rof country produce can be bad at X' ' June 18, ’67-ly > - 1 ! HEXKY LEHICS. T OVERING AND NEW ORLEANS J_J Sym> Molasses, at lair' prices, at ; . : ' ' ■ Jono 18,’67-ly] ' ’ - HESBY LEHE’S. . p.LASS Bxlo TO 20x24, AND GUT VJ te brderby .0. W-EESgIEB. . TM PORTA NT »IS|C O V BRY. Jb :-■■■ CONSUMPTION . AND ALL i .■ DISEASES of tbs LUNGS and THROAT ARE POSITIVELY V Curable by Malation, which conveys the remedies to thoeavities in the lungs through the air passages,.and coming-in direct contact with the'disease, neutralizes the tubercular matter, allays thecough, Causes a free and easy expectoration, heals the lungs, purities the blood. Imparts renewed vitality to tho masons system, giving that tone and onergy so todispensa ■ “C>e restoration of health. To lie atio to state con fidently that Consumption is curable bv inhalation, is to mo a source of unalloyed pleasure. It is as muoh under the control of medical treatment as any other formidable ninety out of every hundred cases can bo cured in ? nii flf *7 I"‘ r C|, nt. in the second; but in the tofrdetage h is impossible to save more than five per cent., ra 2L cut ?P *>y the disease as tobiddcflance however, in the last stages, luba •S*}® extraordinary relief to the suffering ntten ang Uito fearful scourge, which annually dwtnvvs five thousand peraons in tho United State alXTand a cor shown that of the present population of the millions ore destined to filt the Consumptive’s Truly the quiver of death has no <Ut(dw so fatal as Cnn •umptlnii. In all ages it has been the great cnemv of life, ferit spares neither age nor sex, but sweeps ofl Uio brave, the. lirantifUl, the graceful and the gifted. By the help of that Supremo Being from whoni comuth e verr cood and perfect gift, I am enabled to ofler tb the afflicted' a per manent mad speedy cure in Consumption. The first cause of tubercles is from impure blood, and the immediate effect produced by their deposition in'; tho lungs is to prevent the free admission of air into the air cells, which causes a weakened vitality through the entire system. v Then surely it is more rational to expect greater■’gbed from medkiues entering the cavities of the lungs than from those adminis tered through the stomach; the patici|ii trill always find the OlO ®»*7> aft«t Inhaling remedies. <nas, Ichalation is a local remedy, nevertheless It acts con stitntionally, and with more ’power and certainty than remedies mimintetoed by the stomach.;! To prove the pow erful and direct inflnenco of thia mode of administration, chloroform fnhalpd will entirely destroy sensibility in a mw minutes, paralyzing tho entire nervous system, so that a Umb niay bo amputated wlfhguttha sUghtest pain: ta hding the ordinary burning gaaa wiU destroy life In a fX hours., , ■ . .. ■ ■ x The inhalation of ammodla will rouse (he system when feinting or apparently dead. The odor of many of the medicines 1* perceptible In the skin a fijw minutes after ho, tag Inhaled, ond may be immediately defected in the Wood. A convincing proof of the constitutional effects of inhala tion, is the effect that sickness- is always produced by breathing foul air—ls not this positive-evidence Urnt pron cr remedies, carefully prepared and juakriously admteStm ed through the lungs should produce the happiest results? During eighteen years’ practice, many ainumpda suffering < from diseases of the lungs and throat, hive been under my care, and I have effected many remarkiiblo 00109,010007 **° en , pronounced !ju the last stages, which tally satiaflos me that consumption is ino longer a fatal disease. My treatment of consumption' is original. Md founded on long experience and as fiforoudt tavcstS tion. My perfect acquaintance., with the nature of tutav cles, Ac., enables mo to distinguish, readily, the various forms of disease that simulate consumption, and apply the proper remedies, rarely being inn single case. Tliis familiarity, Sn connection VVith certain patho logical and microscopic discoveries, cnftbleel me to relieve the lungs from the effects of contracted : chcata, to enlarce the chest, pnrify tho blood, impart to It renewed vitulire. giving energy and tone u» the tiitiro system. _ Medicine* with tall directions sent! to any part of the United Statee and Canadas by patients ce*nmonicatlng their symptoms by letter. But the cure wqu)d be naira certain if the patient shonldpay mo a visit, which would give mo an opportunity to examine the lungs anil enable mo to pro scribe with much greater certainty, aipd tlien the core could be effected without my seeing the [patient again. n'raPS®; V? 1 Filbcrt Btr eet, (old No. Philadelphia. - JJnly 23, ’i7-ly. TNTENSE EXCITEMENT NEW X FIRM BROKE OUT IN A NEW jJtACE. M’LAIN & LEHR Beg leave to inform their .friends and the. citizens of Altoo na and vicinity, that they have opeued a' GROCERY v & PROVISION STORE, in the room formerly occupied by John ;Lehr, on Virginia street, next door to Patton’s Hall, wher^'they will lie hup py to servo all who may favor them with, a call. Their stock is a large and select one, consisting ;of Flour, Feed, iJßacon, Pork, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, ; Fish, Salt, Potatoes, Fish Oil, Fluid, Camphene, Alcohol, ■ Cigars and Tobacco. As they purchase all their goods for the READY CASH, and seU for the same, persons desiring’ of purchasing anv thing m their hue, will do well to give them a call, at they will soli ut but a trifling advance on flriKtiost. We ask no man to pay for anything bat what he buys. Give** a tri al and see if we won’t moko our words good. [Jan 7-.tf STOVES! STOVES! STOVES.—The undersigned has. just received ft-6m Phila- • dolphin. North. Chase & North’s celcbruted Cook ing Stoves fur 1£57. BgjGSv. THE ROYAL COOK for Wood or Coal. Tills beautiful Cooklhg Stove challenges aU corapcHfion for the exquisite stvle of omaipcnt and perfect operation in tfli respects. Tho oven extends under the lire-box and the Rues are eoarnuijs cd that tho whole oven surface will bate perfectly and m - formly. Tho slightest examination of thfr Stove ninst sat isfy every one that it will become a universal favorite. THE SEA SHELL, = for wood or coal. Thu fln-lox is of good cnpa&ty— the adi-box is deep—the oven is capacious and Is a thorough baker. l*ds stove* Is one that limy readily be recommended for family nSc; in every particular. ; ! \ All kinds of heating and parlor stoves constantly on hand. , JOSEPH H. IRISH. April 10, 07-tf] Oppotitt Utc American Mouse, Altoona. /COMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF V 7 TftADE.— Fully convinced of thei truth of this say ing, the' subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of Altoona and vicinity, thatihe has entered the field, by opening a ', f . MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, ; in tho room herctotcre occupied by Ml(Jh&l Gallagher, im mediately opposite the Superinieudeut’s iOffice, where lie will carry on the businesses usual. lie has just received an excellent assortment of ■ J CLOTHS, CASSI MERES & VESTINGS. sui table for working nnd dress suits, which he will make to 0 on short notice and at prices whlgh can satisfy He has also received tho LATEST STYLES off If ALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, and feek confident that he can satisfy 1 the most fastidious in tills particular, and his Slothing will be; made as well as clothing ram be made, in flue, ho is determined that noth wn &* ng S?' his . P art t° ron*r satisfaction to those who maji fevor him with their patrbnnge. ‘ Altoona, Nov. S-tt] JOHN TALBOT. GW K KESSLER—PRACTICAL •. DRUGGIST, respectfully announces ft to the citizens of Altoona and the puhllc; cra UT’ l )ir still continues the IJnig on v irginla street, whore ho keeps constantly 2Si!? nt *’ * or Wholesale and RetaiI,DRUGS. ||Wi ■ MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, OILS. VAENISui OKLjL ES and DVE-STUPFS. • : “ •Mention to business, and a deAo torendersat wfhetion to all as regards price and quality, he hopes to ? rcce,iva 0 of puhUc patrioUiSm!. - T 4 mer^. 1 ' lnte «>PPlied on iiOnsonabla terms, and all ordcra from a distance promptly attended to. X hysidansf prescriptions carefully compounded. [X-tl. TIN AND SHEET IRON-WARE EMPORIUM.-—Tho undersigned :Im» constantly oh nanq a large assortment of euu»Hu«iy op A TIN AND SHEET IRONWARE wluch be will sell cheau ;; . . WHOLESALE OB REMlii ;, _ b P° ut, "fi P ut U P At short in town or at 12J4 cents per font •- The best quality of Cooking Stoves, of va rious patterns, constantly on hand. -7*i OJl U a n^..° f J ? b W ° rk Wllh nC SMpl^ tCh - June 10,’57-tf] opmUt ' Bell, Johnson, Jack & 00., . Hollldaysliurg and 41foona T\hafts ON Tir# mNcip”® “ties fw OiHections made.-! fcfeat, or Cpon time, J. •; A TTQRNEY-AT-LAW, Eollidays '4r.3~ ' .. V bum, Bum COUSTT, PA.IX - ’ to Wm7oflfoo (Sr thSVSt) at hi* rlrf drade, cprner Allegheny and Pcnto Streep Dollidapbwg, otSS£.~ S * BITTNTEB, SXTRGBON DENTIST, /|ffico immediately opposite the. LuthoAn Church, on Virginia street. .. ! ’ l6 . tt J. G-. ADLUM, ■ ALTOONA, BLAIS COUNTY, Ya ® “^eofJ^Hneman. A - STANDARD 'PATENT AT [l-tf. - yimsr,Bi»»o Of all dtoaMe, Uj» great first cause iSprlngrftom neglect ofNaturehlaws QIOTEB NOT; WHEK A CURr Tc * JO GU ARAji TEKD ra ah cases or 5 , SECRET DISEASES, ayzamt, Itrrmms Debility. Strict****,. Gleets, beta, Diseases iff the Kidneys antt-Pladder, ihf' rial Rhewnatitm, Scrofula, Paisa in the" Bom and Andes, Distaset ef the Dungs, Throat, ifote and Pyes,llcershpcn , die Body ' ’ or Limbs Cancers P™P*y,BpiUvitc Purest. , nlorl Dance, and alt disrates an’-'' * ' ting from a derangement of theSernaiOr. gant, such at Serrout Tmnbting, List of UtL. - Lott of- Power, General HcaA»«s, Dimvesto peculiar spots appearing before thi Eyes, Laf* ,*■'* . Wakefulness, Dyspepsia, Ziver Dfc cast, j Eruptions on the face. Huns • in the Back and I fad. Pc male Irregulari ties, and ALL IMPROPER DISCHARGES FROM BOTH spv It matters not from what cause the disease otf-‘ however lone standing or obstinate the cage r .„ certain, and in a shorter time than a permanent « be effected hr any other treatment, even alter tho r has baffled the skill of eminent physicians and tcsi.fi ** their means of cure. The medicines are pleasant av i! - odor, causing no sickness and IVee from merenrv or 1 i ‘ During twenty years of practice, 1 have rescued IWT? jaws of Dentil many thousands, who iu the l ;ls i 0,. ,J the above mentioned diseases, had been given up to their physicians, which, warrants me in' pmmiainir i ,c afflicted, who may place themselves under my care a ‘ 3 ' feet and most speedy cure. Secret diseases arc the ..’n „ ' enemies to health, as they are the first cause of Con., tion, Scroftila and many other diseases, and should terror to tho human family. As a permanent cure is 1 ly ever effected, a majority of, the cases tailing inlT^,' - hands of incompetent persons, who not only fail to cure o’ disease, but rum the constitution, filling the system Lm mercury, which, with tho disease, hastens the iuflWrT,! 1 a rapid Consumption. ‘ lc; i But shouhl tho disease and the treatment not cans. • speedily, and the victim marries, the disease (< en-"i 3 upon the children, who are bom with feeble o.nstitnm . apd the current of life corrupted bv a vims which u-i, 1 itself In Scroffula, Tetter, Ulcers, Eruptions and other V rations of tho skin. Eyes, Throat, and Lungs, cntailim. on them a brief existence of suffering, androusiimiu -ri i' to an early grave. , ° SELF-ABUSE it another formidable enemv to health f. nothing else in the dread catalogue ofjmman diseases c- .' ee« so destructive a drain upon tho m, drawl,,., thousands of victims, through a few years of suS. ri ,‘! down nn untimely grave.. It destroys the Xcrvww tem, rapidly wastes away the energies of life, causes n,r~ tal derangement, prevents, the proper development if t ' system,disqualifies for marriage, society, busiiiesH. ;1! ,,i earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer wrecked in i,. ,‘ , agd mind, predisposed to Consumption and a train ofei-u more to be dreaded than death itself. With tlie fulK-=t ,v* lldunce I assure tho unfortunate victims of Self-Abuso tl, ■ a permanent and speedy cure con be effected, mid with tv abandonment of ruinous prac tic,« my patients can be rest, .i i-i to robust, vigorous health. ‘ . Ti>e afflicted arc cautioned against tho use of Patent JhJ. Icines, Cir there are so many ingenious snares in the c .“ umns of the public prints to catch and rob the unwary suf. ferera that millions have their constitutions ruined by th, vile compounds of quack dee tors, or the equally poisoaeu, nojrtrunis vended aa “ Patent Medicines.” I have care fun, analyzed many of t 1 1 so called Ikvtcnt Medicines tmd in.*' that nearly all of them contain Corrosive Sublimate, winch “ ou< 7 of the Strongest preparations of mercury and a deuA svrtcmfi’rUfE^ ,ustea<l “ curlo S the disease disables u,, 'Three-fourths of tho patent nostrums now In use are pm np by unprincipled and ignorant persons, who do übt un derstand even tho alphabet of tho materia ntedica, audnu equally us destitute of any knowledge of the human Bvstm having-one object only In view, and that to make muni vn. gardless of consequences. r J IrregulariUes and all diseases of males and* female, treated on principles established by. twenty years of line tice, aiulvancttoucd by thousands of tho. most remarkable cm«. Medicines with full directions sent to auy pariol the United States or Couadas, hy patients commimk-atinr SSI° n A ( WrI^ er - ® u * correspondence strictly _ - J- SUMMERVILLE, M. D.. Sl -. <“ Howard association, phid ADELPHIA. ’ A £ m fy'* en J. fottyvtion, established by tpteiaj endovmtiU /«• tte rditfof the tick and distressed, effected Kill, Tir .ideut and Bptdantc diseases. —Tool! persona afflicted with Sexual Disease*:, tnch iw ,w matorrhma, Sexual If-eaknets, Impotence, Gonorrhea, Meet Sstpkilu, the ties if Oaanitm or Self Abuse, dc, dc. ' jThe Uowaub Asaocunox, in view of the awful destruction Uft v caused by Sexual Diseases, and the deception practised upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases It Quacks, several years ago directed their Consulting Surcron 'I as a charitable act worthy of their name, to open a Dispus i snry for the treatment of this chins of discuses, in all their ; forms, and to give medical advice ffrwffr, to all who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (age, «iii- : f “?.«» of i and snlfering, to furnish ■medicine fret of charge. It & M SSn*? l at the Association commands thehirfiert Medical skill of the age, and wilt furnish the most aton ed modern treatment " .i. 1 ? 10 , ® I ' ectorR ' on » review of the past, feci assured that their Inborn in tills sphere of benevolent effort, have been of great benefit to the afflicted,' especially to t ho young, and llioy have resolved to denrote tLcxuselWtiy with Teacwul hi tl&ls very, important .hut much despised c aue. Just published by the Association, a Beport on ?perns torrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the vioeof Onanism. jias tur notion or Self Abuse, and other’ diseases of the Sexual Organs, hy the Consulting Surgeon, which wlUbe sent Iv mail (in a scaled envelope),/ree ojf charge, on the receipt of ;<vq postage stamps for postage. for Beport or Treatment, Dr. OEOKGE B. CAL HODS, Consulting Surgeon, Howard AssociuUon, No. 2 S. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors - E7,KA D. HEARTWKLIi. PrePt CEO. JAIBCHUD, See'y. , (Doe. 3-ly! ON MANHOOD, AND ITS PREMA- DECLINE.—Just Published, Gratis, the 2Dth g^r^iPfP3 „ THE RATIONAL TREATMENT, of Spermatorrhea or Local Weakness, Emissions, Genital and Nervous Dibillty, Iwpo. tcucy.andlmpedmcpts to y toportant feet that tli&nmhy alarming complaints, or.glhating In jto imprudence and solitude of vouSTmav be easily r»«aoyed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is lathis smaU tract, clearlydemonstrated; and the entirety now and b Wi ly wccesful treatment, as adopted s by the Author, fully £ by J^f* of r hich eTor y wo * enabled to enre ai„M7;‘ L ,K rlfec V T a “ d ‘I 1 the lcaat P°»»lUe cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. gratis and post free in a sealed en imid) two postage stamps to Dr. 8 Kust olst strec *’ Kcw York Ci ‘F- SPRING AND SUMMER PASH ,.^.- J OnN ODONNELL, Merchant Tailor, late of. Urairea to Inform the cltfccns of Altoona v? d ..V iC *? I . t . y - « f? ha ,l lcased ‘ho bntWlnglwo doon; ■ » Q f « ie I*ic p n llotel and one door South of Xa* gle s balcon, on Main street, whore ho Is now receiving his SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, consisting in part of Cloths of all prices, Plain and Fancy CassdmoTcs, suitable for sumcr wear, Silk, Satin Velvet Mar soiling and all kinds of light Voctinm i n everything!that may ho called for, oil of which he will .His long experience in the business, he thinks, will aa- ApmZ&yf 1^: AT AP 0P bl air county.-—the A’A rohecrlbcrs propose to publish a New Map of Blair wnpty, i^nsyivaiua, from actual surveys, containing all ™ Canals, the actual locality of M SSSeSf* ‘JJ!? 8 * P 0^ 9 Worship, School Houses, Hotels, Stores, Farm llous- of Property Owners, Ac. aD w f ‘he Principal Villages, a Tabic of Directory, giving the name and .h* onthenu r-® P‘°‘“ n S ’"ill boto a suitable scale so as to mate mmSde.l fo ti rn S?^ n t ßl , Ma P’ which will be col red and S.™,™ hu stylc > aßd delivered to subscribers at SAMUEL GEIb, Aprd 15,1808. - ISAAC G. FREED. W 4 POLICE gazette.— LSi v mit , Jo " rn * l or Crime anti-Criminals fa in Y r. ar ’ “'.’l ,s yiacly circulated throughout 11 ontnins »!1 the Great Trials, Criminal ffK 8 * and appropriate Editorials on the gome, toccthcr trill' MaUcrs > -t ASK P« r aMtun; *1 for six-month*, to nnbscnbcr*. (who should write their names «mi the (own, county and State where they reside .To G. W. MATSELL4CO., is.ri Editor 4 rro l’ r - °f New York Police Oaictfe, ’ ~ f) ’ -Veto York City. MSSpATEft run CHEST P3lO - A SAFE SHIELD AGAINST THOSE thmWfhoT 8 BrOT , l - h . iti3 ’ Congh*. Colds, and other aiTef fW. W i uc , U . Rris< ‘ fr, » m the exposed stale of the n ‘ c^ trdtn 9 to fashion and the continual chances ofoux climate, for sale at the Drug Store of G. IV. KESSLEiI. T EVl’a PREPARATION FOR EX- I mice, hoacues, ask, und \ dangvr in its nso under any circumsUa- I 8 oro of Flour.— the best quality of I'LOUK for sale, Wholesale andßctail. iflulfr' * SHOEMAKER, ■ Poe. 11,1856-tf. '’Masonic- Temple. Lumber for sale.— « 00,000 Shingles 60.000 lathes, MATERIAL, lower tE«o. ih» lowest, for Cash. Apply to JOHN SHOEMAKER. A BDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, Trus- JTk. *«>, aid PtcuJderßr»c« ft* ra&at . - !-«•] ■ ■ SELLER , G. W. KESSLER MoOBUM & YOU 3, tub ak McCRUM A DKRN* Per aDoiltn, (payable Al) weN dlscootiui paU for. ' IXBiIS foot line* or (css. . Ttrt* “ (** “ ) Qv*r ibrco wwkn ami ii »loa(« for each Insertion, Six lines or less, 000 dijaaro. Two * Thro* " i'uue " Half a column, One column, Administrators and Exsct Merchants advertising hy with liberty to change, profi-ssioiuil or Business Hues, with paper, per y< Comiuuukathma of a pi terest will ,be chargetl acr. Advertisements not mar > desired, will be continued to the above terms. Business notices five cen Obituary notices exceetli TRIBUNE CHURCHES. Presbyterian, Ucv, A It err Sabbath morning at U> ; 8 o'clock. Sabbath School info Boom. Prayer Muctii the same now. Methodist Episcopal, Ilcv. log every Sablmth morning lug. Baobath School in t!i ! M. General i'rayer Meetii day evening. Young Men' •evening* KcaagsjUctd laths ran, (t the Lecture Boom at 2 u'cl " Same room every Wedm-sd; Vnited Brethren, lieu I>. ery Sabbath morning ul luj 4 o’ctock. ttpbtnth gehoo o’clock, A. U. Prayer Mis in same room. I'rtUdanl kpttcnpal, iter Service 2d and 4th Sundays A, IL, udW P. hi. Sami (WMIf, fcr. Jons Twin o'hfopkln the morning, nml AUiWii, (no Pastor.)—Adi Methodist, Bev. ,> •Wty Sabbath morning at i School House. . £ITOONA Mi : . ‘ ' MAILS EkgtttWW andTltdlldoyJ (Satunlnyi (Wee open for the tmnsac to rP- M., during tbo week, otrSunday. . ,J( ji.tv- 'r ; -RAiLRQAO Express Train, yes ; Part f* East « ' 1 ' -West . « 1(1 Matt * East “ 12 ’:».»■■ Wert «, 7 , PICTgWia>AYBPPRq i: K ■■ ”‘-’ „I%BWraBVILLK DB A and West, flec,^’6&-tn MEETINGS OF i JtoMrfn Zodgr, A. Y. M. | day pf bath tUuuth. In the tl. ?Up*clnck. I*. M. IXUMruOrcd Xitcjlujnuetil, ihiin|Tuesday of t-nch inoiiil ItonteTempid, lit Tld o’clock. AtUoua Zalfft, I. 0. of o. i mning, In lb« second story jocloek, p. M, Ferandg I. O, of O. evening, lu tlte tliir.l *tory of r , o’clock, p. JI. I. <Fnu, .No. a:., [ii" f^'CJjf ß C«<hiy evening T ea »l’h!, Council 1 brcatln ,A. I EDEItLB, r. „( su«l.t id the third story < , COUNTY < <*< **—Penn Jones, Da iS2BSS^ Bi T^ Jos, ‘ph Eat. awrf Rtwnkr —Hi: Hoover. W. Tippery. f ihlvw * iOHSC rt—C. t. Jgmcs Funk. o/ Common ALTOONA BOJIC °f <*« /Voce—Jucoi M. Jones. £*** Omncil— James bout ll !gw»i Peter I!oo.i, Noison (!i * nf M. Wtdto Council —Jolin M,(’ "WVHjyA Treasurer —Jamc-i Wrccforr—George. \ ™S%WO. W. Sjuirks. Jon.') iSwVtrof SchrH Bwnl- ph K. ”*JJOecfi)»*--John MeCbll AottObn-Q. D. Thomas, Tl McClclbnd v"W*f; Atttuort— James £l«clioiu —East \V d “ 'West Ward—E, u West “ J. North “ V> u.n. TOB. HIRST & Medicine a> SjS^ 1 Call » regularly att. I&SUSSKP° « berctofo. R - o<**l ref; J. M. Ocmniin, M. D At,' t 'ASS*^SssSf“ d »rr: pLOUR.— THE ft-, ** ®ow prepared to f, ■jror. made from wuiul u>h, c ' wlewleftieith Mr. C. Ja~ *m»lV6<Mr] ° IE .A NUTS.—S,O( Wington Tea Nuta in ti — arch 2 VeS-lyl 191 K, l? BATES, P . Currants la store a 191 N, LMONBS, w.' • Rotsagd Ellbcrtain si 101 n. WHITE 1 - rAint, al*o
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