IIOI'EETY AT
subscriber
ibcr text, tha
d tmiatc
cuoctjant' wo
r.JI Utjtlirifij
the
i.sirflts. Ii
L-r leaitod for
n taint nr;
jwaship; on t
o> tin; Al'itgU
.■■Kiin. burin
on: ST.vm.K.
U-bniMi:iU,i. 1,.
I :i lot of <*bicls \
i-IK'iit new Grain: Arbor with
tii. -The uruund IA hitit-uir l *
mi lenci-. If nut (K)l(lB?Sw*bi
uflored for rent. 1 “•* **t
tinn respecting to above j^opj^
lixdiuiE
their jvadji
\fl fcXiuuiue tlieoe Laojn* kj* ’
\XC J.ktlgc ourwiTß* fa a»^
,-..w
T can occur by oxploafcte Ti,
met' while bumio*
i- emulated to Jl*e
ivvlvfi»r from smoke.
1. a<t 80 per teali thcajwtliai
r « tn uwv ~r
!v adapt*#--for th* UM(jf a,,,
Rfw. l'iir,torie“,
iS- ro
■ uil Lamp can beMteOMtln
laud an.! oil lamp*, pt'a(Bali
puriKisf. of a now libtf'
i.awtiun in ail cauw. •>
»>kshBub&.
■^mibrins
the. hyiuo ha*
rrmtaro. tc.,tc. . IT'S*?
riuunUiuiw, T A fa¥hi\
»:i-:5 with tlioTf A-hriiiOSMi!^r
',u< f:sviitf)nia
••vy ‘Usrir'.j; fte ifatir»wl<H«B|
and an übiiging uii) wm
I'.p’. wtiirh mal-o**d*tt> tj^p
luiusfcurg, t)saßm
’’ JOirN’KETT;^^'
.-Vi>\ .-ji-The, aTtikfe
. -■■•>' -ikiM'"#:
s
tiait h« xeeus coniUnilrS
"-.VUEU, JlKßlti ma.oTgggaq
•nit b JiToIiOUCCf
-jnnlmei. Pni^^Xi™
i- SajA/u la ■&
a ASD :
r.OAKDa,-; •
.: > u imest : of thaao
rler every
and ho
re of patronage.' •'
yxoTHj&ib.*
: vrEcvrnn^p^
/ 'or. _,. ..-j jL ■
,:,nlsty's Blood Searcher,
D:. pout o'S Gctsm jPg^H'
■ '.in A Mehaix/^^m
■ :rchant's GurgfapdSft
■ Hone
r (ialu’at . • »<-.
A_JKUUBira
j——^taaftTar.
:m .vni , ey; ! i^s
'• ';>U«e Alii* WLthoilof
: B ‘nottc-dlduo no#«^
•-' to DU V A.tL’3 GAUyot.
hr, n;iu;!r.
iVi- <,n a iHriM of mine, WM
aa: n a< ar«!^r.ircctlonWMS
■ln:.; A in Centro cJUnty.^lS
limn
.an wililr.g toniakoifeMU
■v* curtil in neMjrAnSMßbs
M^SIOXGAUSES
t - kmwtf to tot patjwj*
w:i! !-■ Mirioity ndllßrjlf to
Si
f; :!i > I tii .lay uf&tptgK
;■■■- cash tfjAi in;- tjjWjUn
v .:ve pkuxw ofba»|nji|t'!ft
AlhortShulU. ! -i JsS’S&.Ss'
John SfihfflMtt,'' v
Jaoob ABnaUtii.' i
: ‘.’hristiau Mostbaadhr 'i
r
J •* ’i'h‘ Sotieim, ■s. il.n •’ *.tn
Matthias Otto,:- I
'' I I I WR, ,J*Ri
t’.ntli'c* of tie T ls^i|
1’ V. iIITE LIME. ■ ;
U'-rt, loan I bnxhvl to In
1 ■ iaUi. AduXOM . - a
JAMES TTOtKS
iXARY: ‘'' '■
- > !mtv anil the priVDripa
1 'tnixo It in to
• ,■■•• Utli useful •MJ&
%-■' I‘otli te.tcs Arid
< ■! nub stmlt>nt tbt-AftK
■ viu he »ciit to any one
> ibli, Casarltlo, iUuntlng
{August IS-Sq*.
i n" Aurora*!
in 'vitlinirvcicMariw**
m »n Vnll'sOamnte QU
- ■!. ALEX. Mc&BB.
■Mifflin county, P*,
»u Vail’s OalranSoOUto
' H f-.r whlch lti»/«onj
insss^r
iwWp; Mifflin
'• V.
-V —The projhfc*-
i:'i respectfully inform hl»
I—it he bis now, and Trill
•'ib ec-nson, tho Ten - !***
or U»
tt'jmtr* in any style they
-(ion. faloounast fidx
ISAJAd TAYIiOB-f
Hi’s noticeS
i- hitters of AdminUM-
I lati-of Altoona, aWr
ti tha unilciaigueiijratf"
tlieiasel res’ Indent*
iiilii; immediate payiMDt
to (lie samodulyandMU’
<■■ B. SI XK, jM*fr.\
txeh,
'3NOfIST,i
mite the £toth«i«
'i lU titiictcd without
lailmg. A student jrfao
I' Tality and poeseese* I
fa- {Sept. 2, ’Si-ff. •
COAL!—
1 .ny part of tha tpw*-
' f £
JOIf.V ALLISON
£oCKIPTIOKa
'i :1 ■ 4 »rib.i#
T ■' ' :
*, m.
T|»;
tje or *jwi shirty wtojg ;«to
[
1
tprtnt fmt^B^ri^faaiam} IMam .
*e yeirn ,fa,to*t4 ; tt?4
are passed away, whis-
tim finding. tws," aJiarbingerof stor
my Whiter. ' "■';'-;%V r
. Thi ItttiO ititoAlf- ;<»' s
oft BtofttUpd «ued ouVtbo «po4Lng
in thctr •fc*yi)til : wi#edjf for them
forest*vbeal &eirjiigikt
to milder dimes. pChb foliage isfail losing lis
verdant J fades with the color of
Autumn. 'fl-' - ■
Yet, has Nature lost 'its charm"? Is fterc
iwthmginteresting aad-instruotiye in its fading
aspect ? jht o ;iho,fieldßoron,the hifla be
fore thcSjm-haa arisen, iand watch the gran
deur the*Eastern,ekieSy.and say not that-Au
tumn hathuoiclmnns. Tbe-inighty entaractof
tho the Valley sido ; of the Amaspii,
wheD,b<w*{>aiid in bubliraitywith this sinks in
to insignificabeey Oh -everyl elpud, the richest
colors hlejpajjjS Jhe most pleasing..beauty, .and
when S.oV dpjwjy,. isaKf. abovethedis
tuit hiiii ( N*tnre n wakesfrom its lethargy, and
all temps as A new creation. ..On .eierf .blade
of grass, tho. ftbttspnrkles tike Jjurcstilmtaonjii,
snathe tari-cblArod forest' «flecl,from
ibiarwlw-wet The robiu nmkes his
flight ftum the ,groTfr .ftpd basks', in the Snn’rf
igealul warmth; ms, beanUfufty Bays:
1 . ■•Bec.tho day baghwi to break,
likcastrook -
. Of tutitUo liru; the wiiulbicrtva cold
ti kihrtho morning doth tmfoU;;. -
N.-.v tl>a bhtl* Irtftin toitono
And ibasquinceLrcom tjisbottgtui . '
I.wp3-to get 1«Ij ants and frait. ..-■
TUe cwly jaifk that enit was mate, .
o«jcla to thii. firing day,
Many au'JW. andmaay niay.”
Yet many persons pass through life without
once goring on the glories of-the rising Sun, or
if they do view it, it is with a careless glance.
A few hours only, of .feverish sleep need be me*
rificed to behold the inost gorgeous of
A hardly leas beautiful sight is the sotting San.
It suits well Uio .dying season ofUieyear.—
When we behold his last beams falling on the
withered forest, it seems |ts : though he were .ex
tinguished. Wjmt ’ sad, though pleasing emo*
iioos,.thon £ll the breast. We see the boauti
fi! flowers which but a short [time ago glowed
in radiance. amLsplendor, now fallen and with
ering pn the plain.' The loaves that during
Summer threw, their flickering shades in the lit
tle babbling brooks or on the- grassy forest
paths, jure now strewing the plain. Their once
rich gtefen has become se*c, or changed to the
eohtfindicative of AUtUmnA* ' ( !
’*.*< I
A Kaaaow JSeoAP|si«*..“ WAose Hiur'~ On
WodneEday hiorping lost, a black,hat, nearly cut
fotyo, “discov
ered pa
It is wppemd to have- contained ah cxccsa- of
biillast/lhsJehu* ftiagmenbs of brick j .were ,soat
lered.nbbut it*’lha naan *.belonging to the hat
could notlie found.—AzcArfnye. '
T? c find-the above .paragraph in nearly every
country paper we open; and to free the public
mind of tho : *Suspl£lbn evidently created, that
nought is loft ofthVipwner of said-tile,{ but in
grease spot and h)3 ; mutilated hat, wc must give
in our cvidpace.in ilie oabe:—On the arrival of
the Fast Line Bast, pa Tuesday evening, wc saw
a passenger devpul.af'head cove ring, emerge
from the crowd collected at this station and pass
up and dawn Front ahurried manner.—
Thinking perhaps, that George Munday, the
Jlatlesss prophet, or one of his disciples, ,wtj
obu il pay.ng js a visit, and disliking to lose so
l.ivoi’ii-Io an cppdrVuiuty to [ catch.gn we
folk wen the man, and onw him .rush .up Annie
Btreet. and hurriedly -enter the office of Drp;
llfrot (i Good, and as.hurrk-dlyccmcout again;
trdA Dr. U's lat upon Kit head .’ We knew the
I'ra. were absent, and were about to cry “Step
, Thief!” when , the i train started, carrying the
man and the fir’s, bat with .it The .stranger
made a veryAjprrow escape from onr inimitable
Constable, Joe Ely, who, in a few minntestnore,
wculdthavc takcm,charge of him,An his own pe
culiar why. *V\ ,
.'ll*. II r
T^«be.”— This remark is of
ten made by political speakers when they wish
thoir audiences to. remember a particular pait v
of their &rguaeat,‘ or & fact or an idea
advanced. Now we do not intend to make &
•tump speech, or;'any. other kind of a spewth,
hat mcreljr to ask you' to “ stick a pin there,-!’
when yo|iwform ojirgood natured
friend, Jaeilileman, luis just returned, from
Philadelpl&'.wdjli a largo stock of Fdl goods,
which he wishes to out pnd
for as soon os possible) if not sooner,. Joe al
ways biMgs ■
all those ■ £^ : ’k«ioi*r that Be sells
as cheap aM.trSW&r people nsoleveriy as any
other storekeeper in; the plage. , Then irplk in
has*een engaged during the past sammer.—
We bdie»9jit.tp .be complete, .so far
able to judge,nnithink it willgvTOsatisfaction.
Mk
fbnnd in
«““») ; ' Viewabf a
nnmberLpf pßprohcs, pnbjW baiid-
fe?., TO.the margin of tho
“ r -P.. ap ittpil jas useful.—
lnstitute
of now in season at Holliday
.«iW jß^me
fiw notables, jfrqmqther
counties. In consequence, the scholars ore now
'■ **' ' *»■’ . ■’•!(«•.•■ - . . ■ ,*I*A'V •*■>’'•*•/• V
* . ' - - :s*j
■ tei *
-lift* Pndh,iiiie..--Thothitee yoang>niemofi t|is,
.Donohue,
who of by Poirr
last time
as to' the correctness of -the story, have called
ttpop-uo and statetbat they-are
deeming It rather degrading thanetherwiae. j
we first read;
H, fbr-the "reify Yeasontbatwofaaow the gentle
men mentioned to ~ho peaceable, order-loving
men, who wouhinotbe guiltyof
and conßcqneflftywetreatedit aa ajokie. "Where
theyare : known -there iano heed of contradiction
io'the report,aa no one believed it, but we make ‘
4his statement fw thc purpoae of setting matters
aUright abroad. - ' 1 ■■■
tovrnsman,CoL IhiWvHall,
the champion of 'sovereignty and the
rights of the people, has keen engaged during
.the past ten days 'in addressing the people at
different points in* Hus. and adjoining counties,
of the Congressional -District. He spoke, ><m
Thursdayetening last, to quite a respectable
sized meeting at Hollyaysbnrg, with telling ef
fect, showing clearly,' to any unprejudiced mind,
that Mr. Pershing, the Democratic candidate is
unsound on the. great questions of the day.—
Gen. Williamson, of Huntingdon, also spoke at
the Hollidaysbarg; meeting, andj made his re
marks felt. Col. gall rooks at Bells Mills ott
Friday afternoon, at ffyrone nn the same even
ing add at Martinsburg on Saturday afternoon.
AU oftheseme^tingswenevreUaltended.
Robbeby.— .Christian Mosbach, of Altoona, a
German pedlar, was returning home on Friday
evenihg last with his, wagon load of articles for
Saturday eales, and wns attacked near the Hol
lidayabiirg toll gate, on the Altoona Road, about
tyro o*d}ockjit night, by two large bullying
men, with knives presented nearly as large as
cleavers,-and demanded of him that he .Barren
der to them his fdwls, which he declined
to bs thejr threats pf his life, &c.,
took several l|Kge turkeys, cbiekens ;&c., from
his possession.' Mr. Moabach feels: thankful
that he got off with bis life, with the loss of big
fowls, [pus advice to .persons passing over the
Plank Road is, not to late, and always go
armed.— TFAfy.
Acciubkt.—On Ilrarsday lost, a young man
named . John Lopg, ,of thiß place, abrakesman on
one of the-freight trains on the Penna. B. R,
had his left.arm badly crashed about the elbow,
by being caught between the dead-heads of two
freight cars which he was engaged in coupling.
The accident occurred a short distance below
Huntingdon, to which town ho was immediately
conveyed. Dr. Lew Jen was called in and dressed
the fractured arm. The injured man was bro’t
to this'place on Thursday evening, and we are
pleased to learn ia doing as well as could be ex
pected.
The Ihjcrbd.—James Plumer, the young
man injured by the' premature discharge of a
cannon, while bring a salute in honor of the .ar
rival of Gen. E. C. McGill and staff, at the Hol
lidaysbgrg encampment, is recovering as rapidly
as the nature, of bis wounds will admit He
still remains at the American House in Holli
daysburg. A subscription for his benefit was
started at the encampment, and the contribu
tors, we understand, were very liberal.
Haxd SiiAsaED,— Win. McMonagdl, brakes,
man on the Pennsylvania Railroad, had his
hand badly crushed, at Altoona, on Saturday,
lie,was in the act of coupling cars, when his
band was .accidently caught between the bum
pers. fortunately it .was not so seriously in
jured as to render aniputation nccossary.—Stan
dard. ' '■ i ' -
BkiiOioDß. —Bev. Mr. Kcesey, of Jobnstolm,
in the United Bretljron Church, ip
this place, on Sabbath morning next.
By Divine permisaion, Rev. A, H. Taylor
preach fortho Baptist congregationr of this place
os Sabbath morning next.
Tribute of Respect.
. , ‘ \
At a meeting of Mountain Lodge No. 281 A,
Y. M.; held on the 30th of Septcthbcr 1858, the
following Preamble and Resolutions were adop-
'!■ ' • i ■
, Where AB,In- the- proridence of an all wise
God, an esteemed Brother James Gardner, has
been oji|lo4 ifto'm tipje ’to etptnlty. Therefore:
Revjiotd, Ihatwhile wpdesire to how meek
-1; to the will erf Him who doetb all thingswell,
we mourn with hem : foll sorrow the unt'mel j
death of onr esteemed aud.worthy brother.'' ,
Jttsoloed, Tve sincerely condole with his
bereavedvwife. and friends, .and commend them
to the ctmebnd mere; of film who has declared
that he will he a. ‘.‘husband to the widow and a
father to the fatherle* ’ • ••’
.atlior to the aerioos.". j , s
Shat as -a token ofrespeettothe
ofi. mawriyng, flbi'Lpage
Itooinhe craped ;for. the space of thirty days.
Jltnlvai, That a copy of these Tpsolutions ho
seiit'Jby, SLo the friends .of .thp dor
cehsed in the M-
ini"Tyrone Star. . ■
of Dr. Sandford’a
LIVEE IJTVIGO&AIOR In another column.
.> y «v..- . ;- »
■ m JAMra : ~
■.'•
Prt&rHfnmi J.Cnar&,M. \&
~- - -ifoian'lteTa^
medicine la unfailing inthocnreof tU
those' painful and delicate diseases to which thoftmaleo m
stgtatlda Js subject. excess and roptp ea
aUobstimctloßS, and aspeedy ettro way be relief on. ? ! i, V
•'»ptoaKnmiii>iM ■ - - '
■ <v. ; v ' r •
‘ JB*o}tbottlb, pries ono dollar, bears the Government Btdi sp
of 0 not hiitalD,to prevent counterfeits.
,v' cachon. ; v . ■
The*! PiUtihoHbi net btiaken by female* during the Jtr&
Xh 01 cases of Nervons and Spinsd Aifoct&ns, Plain j|n
the Batic and Llmba, Patlgaoon slight exertion. Palpitation
of tile Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will effect •
* p . u^fM hcn 1111 ottler '. means have failed, and alQipagh a
E? ,ru _Ti ron J uly ’- d ? not contain iron, calomdiantunony,
yjwsftfrgfcww.to«*oconstitution. ■., ’ : 7:i"
dlrectiousln the pamphlet around each packnce,
which should he candhUy preserved.
i polo Agent for the. United States imS hmiuh . • j
i JoBMoBlffl,<iatel!^a«*^)V|
' '-■ BoChe ~ ?
St tL ni>S
**?' wure a
f& >&
jit
j New York acfjmirtd bb Wntho increase. I#tWp
?we b«?e4&»rs - of twere *he failures, to
furnish good fita scme inferior. dOlhfanr
% to
** encountered by thos'e who pa£bniz£ Jthe
.s™™# •Mpwuttr** 1 -®* 'iu&m & wa-
Shore
Btsih. .•; 6en£Tsoiea aad..Tbutlis never faif to bib*
at this poplar establishment
„ i Tax 'tßwrtt iQovaa Mbdicisb.—bile of. the
*my bffltt.fJougb Medicines to be found iby-
Pcctwal Siyrtip, sold by
G. W. Keaslet, at‘so centsperbottle;
AIuy<ppNA_MAHKETS.
OW3«^>tP> -TOKET BY J. S'J. LBWwm,
bhl. $4,76
;|owf . *£s
Potatoes, «boah. ‘ 75
iS£T- ; ;i;
Igfe ■ *: ■
SooliUi., ~ .«• , ■»
SUe, . ■$ « 12
*BBB, ! do*. io
MI/AIN & LEHK’3 FLOCK MAEEEt.
their Hour at the following jjites:—
White Wheat Floor, Extra Family, •» bhl. ■ *612
» J « ■»“ “ j Vso
, r ■ “ Superfine, “ sw
Barrtl Salt $2,00 and {2,10 per barrel. l
Bach: “ 1,76 “ 1,80 « sack. '
Alway op hand.
fl; EEHR’B FLOOR MAKKET.
ftctraJwnlly Flour,
E*tr», boat quality,
Superfine, ; ;
MARRIED.
by the Rev. D. Rpeck. Mr. HUSKY
™Bh« .Timber, Cambria county, lo Uist LIZ-
Zli. CALVERT, of BUtircounty.
OnTucsday, 28th nIL, at the Lutheran Parsonage in
Newry, by Reri JosaphlNlchtncr, Mr. WM. GALLEY, of
Altoona, to Miss SARAH JANE AKBLE, of Junta tacp.
IVTOTICE.; — WHEREAS, LETTERS
y| Testamentary on the estate of EDWARD MJIJ.ER,
late of Logan township, deceased, Rare been granted to the
subscriber; all; persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make inupediatepayment ; those haying claims against
the estate, will.make known the some without delay to
Oct. 7, 1858,-dit. J. GOOD, Adm’r.
List of letters remaining
in the Altoona Post Office, October 1,1858 : ■
Ambrose, 'Charles Hams, Mury
Drinker, Jolm Hartman, Mary '
Byrne, John ; liurkmer, Henry
Brieu, Pat’k v \ Heine, JJ 3
Bartley. Cornelius Kelly, Sarah
Burkhamer, Elizabeth Kerr, Wm
Bowers,'John vi v Kelly, Brian
Connelly, John . Love, Robert 2
Christian, HD Meat Shir t Koloy
Cassidoy, Lawrence Manley, Dgrid
Callender, W H ' McCoy, J V
Coona, Peter McGuire, T
Carlin, Thomas . Neigh, Martha ,
Colyor, Ghas B x Price, Clm» U
Curry, Henry \ < < ' Kinehort, Jolm
Carroll, Ellen i Recce, Maria
Daily, Bell ■ • ' Sttiitlt, Kitry \
Ewing, JB Sheppard. John
Ebcriwrd, PoteP , Shell, M J
Prieie,-George ; Stewart. A K
xcacUter, Mr. ’ Bclby, C
Gaines, Thomas . Salford, Xancy
Qclst, Martha , Schmidt, Jolm
Hartman, Adam Wilson, Joseph
Hibccli, Catharine Waiters, A
Hannigan, J*at tick ,
Persons calling for letters on 'this list will please say
they arc advertised. JOHN SHOEMAKER, P. M.
October 2,1867.
/ 1 ACTION. —W HERE AS MY WIFE,
, J CAROLINE HORBACHER, has left my bed and
board without Any just cause or provocation, this is to
canGou all persons against harboring or trusting her cm
my ad I j will pay no debts of her contracting after
this date. , r ; CONRAD UOSLACUEB.
Sept. 27, 1858.-31*
BR. WM. R. FINLEY RE- P
6PKCTPUI.Iv offers bis
services ,to the people of Altoona add the
Joining country. ; WRW
He may bo found at the office heretotore oc- (■■»
copied by Dr. Q. D. Thomas.
Altoona, .Sept. 80, 1858;-lt
'VJ'EW BOOT AND SHOE STORE:—
-Ll Thepubicj-ibor would rcs;>ectfaUy inform\tho citi
zens of this place; and Vicinity tli.-.t ho has Just opened a
HOOP ami SlKilf STORK, in tho building former!occur
pied by Dr. C. ¥. Sellers, on Virginia street, nearly oppo
site tho Lutheran Cfourdr. Ho will keep on band a good
assortment of. W-pi and Boy’s Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Gai
ters, ChUdren’s. &c.
Boots add; Show repaired at the shortestoiotice.
Sopt. 185$:-3t BESJ.-E.FJJW.
QHERIF|'.—TO THE FREE AND
k} I NDF.PESDBNT VOTERS 0# BLAIR COUNTY
I hcroby offer myself as u candidate for the office of Sbkr
nrr, at thb coming election. I l-clpectfully solicit the, suf
frages of my follow citizens generally, ami particularly of
tiie mechanics and laboring men of the comjty. f If elected
1 pledge myself to discharge the duties of the ofllcs faitji
fully awj ImnartbiUy, andwith an eye to the rights and
interests of the poor as vrqlTaa.tlto rich man.
Altoona, Sept. 80, ISSSi J. B. WARI EL.
I ' \ ' -
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.—
Did you hojir the news from Europe? If you have
not, we .will tell you what it is. It is that HENRY TUCK
has just returned from the Eastern cities with a large sup-
Ply CLOTHING,
consisting of all' styles' and qualities of Overcoats, Dress
Coats, Vests, Pants, Boots and Shoes, and everythin"' kept
in an establishment of the kind, all of which lie offers at
unprecedentedly ilo.w prices for cash. Having purchased
his stock at cajshlprices, he is thereby enabled to sell very
low. I . -
He invites all those in want of anything in his lino to
give him a call, feeling sure that ho will bo able to give
satisfection. ' ? ' ' HENRY TUCK
‘ Altoona, Sopt.Bo, 1868.-tf
TRGN CITY COMMERCIAL COL-
X LEGE, Pittsburg, Pd. Chartered 1865. 300 Students
attending January, 1888* Now the the largest and most
thorough funnel ofthe United Stales. Young
men prepared for actual duties of t|he Counting Room.
J. C. SuiTFi, A.’ M. Prof, of Book-keeping and ’Science of
Accounts.
A. T. DoOTheti, Teacher of Arithmetic and Commercial
Calculation.. ; '
J. A. lUvnaicKand T. C. JENKixs.Tcacfacrs of Book-keeping
A. Cowtw and W.-A. Milieu, i-roft. of Penmanship
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING,
■ As used in EverY department of bnsihees. :
Commercial Af Bittiness] Writing,
MereeOiile Correspondence.—Commercial Law—
Are taught, and, all other! other subjects necessary for tho
success add thorough education of a practical businessman.
s : l£: PREMIUMS. '
.Drawn all tbe premiums in. Pittsburg for the past three
yeeirs, also in Eastern and WesternCftles,' for best Wriffng,
- f KOTENGRAVED WORK.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
Students tuterat ahy ttano—No Vacation—fime unlimited
—Review at rdeosnri—Graduates' aasfetcd In obtainhig
fbr fun Commercial Course, S33DO —
Average time-8 to M weete—Boord, S2JK» per week—Sta
tionery, cost, $60.00 to $70.00. '
Jfbr card—Circular—Specimens ‘ o.t r ßnaiheas and Orna-
I mental Writing—incioso twb stanipa and address
■ 'k ■ P.'W. JENMNB, Pittalrarg, Pa.
■ Bept,39 t j,B^. T ly •>’ -’ • ' * .
rpEB TRUST ACCOUNT OF JOHN
X : Assignee .or MltflXAEli GAbLAHEB, Mer
chant T^or r iff Altoona, Blair'Co, Pa; , 1
Notfce STietebj gir>n that tlio'ajftrirstated Recount jw»
becnfllbd totbe'Oourt of fjoimndit iMoia
arid that the sumo will be Vwtf allowod, on tn«
fbnrthSlondny (and liSth'day) of October nest, imbw cause
l»&owavvhy tUottufic: dwnlJ.'not If? oonflnnt.il unit al
lowed. I J i , ; JOS. BALWUDGB Prolhy
. :, 1%8.-3t V.
A ALL.—The subscriber
JL%J would teapoctfolly ranks knnfen to hfe friends and
the public generally, that be baa Jcosedyhe large Ctame
baling, on Main Street,' Altoona, immediately aroova tbo
Company Waifehbuso,.which ho has fitted up for the recep
tion of boarders and Having,bbtolfiedllceaao at
tbe bite term Of Court, be willkecp on hand a lot of choice
liquors, lager beer, Ae. x lle asks a ahireof pnbUcypatron
agej andymlTO all in his power to render those comforta-
IJo wbomakujhls houso tboir stopping place. "
, 8ept.23,18a848tl OXTO- y
mAKE iM)TICE, THAT THE AS
I %,mode; by the BycomingMutnal
jaris
K»yiB,iBH* v . !: .■ pa mmmu&m, J.
VlibU.
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$5 60
, 1 600
I 476
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. —VOL-
UME FOURTEEN!; II begins Scutomlx-r 11.1858.
MECHANICS, IyVENTORS. iLijSVFA CTVKERS MVP
Tim Scientific .American has now leached its Fourteenth
Year, and will enter upon a New Volume on the 11th of
September. It is the only weekly, publication of tho kind
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nical science, on tho contrary, it so deals with the great 1
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or how to make any substance employed In his business—
if tholHousewife wishes to get a recipe for making a good
color, Ac.—if tho Inventor wishes to know whatis going on
in the \ttff of Improvements—-if the Manufacturer wishes to
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to keep himself familiar with the progress made id the N
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steamships, railroads, reapers, mowers, and a thousand
other machines and appliances, both of pettco and war—oil
these dcsi'hrata can he fonnd la tho Scientific American,
and not etseibhert. ' They arc here presented In a reliable
and Interesting form, adapted to tiip comprehension of
mlnda liplcarned in the higher brioches of science and art.
Teems:—One Copy, Ono Year, £2: Ono Copy, 6 Mouths.
$1; .Copies, 6 Months, $1; Ten Copies, 6 Months, sBq
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scriptions.
tfcsL. Letters should bo directed to
MUNN & CO., 128 Fulton Street, N. Y.
Messrs. Muan 4 Co. are cxtedsivciy engaged in pro
curing patents for new inventions, and will advise Inven
tors,without charge, in regard to tho novelty of their im
provements. [Ang.-10, 1858.
POSITIVE INFORMATION!—THE
undersigned having perfected their Spring Stock,
now offer to tne public the LARGEST LOT OP GROCE
RIES ever presented in the town of Altoona. '
Our object in publishing tbit card Is to present the fol
lowing facts:
. Ist. The recent hard times Mve very much .reduced the
pricq of Groceries in 1 the city, especially to casll buyers.
2d. We bought those Groceries in largo lots, many of
them from first hands. ■
3d. Wo bought them entirely for cash.
. 4th. We sell ibr ready pay.;
sth. Wo keep onr stock foil by weekly receipts.
6th. Wo are determined tokeOpap the credit of onr honso.
7th. We sell more GROCERIES than any other store in
Blair county, at less per cent,
fith. Wo sell cheaper than' any other store in tho county.
A continuation of patrouago-fo respectfully Solicited.'
Altoona, June 10,1838, , McLANE 4 LEHR.
0. J. HIRST, M.». '. : vv-U
BRS. HIRST & GOOD, TENDER
tbelr professional services to the citizens of Altoona
and vicinity la the sereral branches of "
MEDICINE AMD SURGERY, a
Country calls regularly attended to. -
Offlco.the same ns heretofore occupied by Dr. Hirst.
By consent, D.B. Good refers to '■ .
J. Jf, Qcmmilh M. 35, Alexandria, Pa.
J. B. littdcnjM; D.. Huntingdoii, , “
Urs. Boss, Boyer and Bey, Williamsburg, Pa,
■ AprillBsB-tfc] ■ • r 4.
A CARD.—Hear what Mrs. Vaiigjin
.ofDancausvliro saysl hare used the Galvanic Oil
prepared by J.jl. StonWoad, bewistoJOt.
painted disease myself and recommend it toothers, andto
Wty ISundlCtS Ife one oftho bert toedtetaWrat
soro end painful diseases. Believes alj pain in a tow min
utes. r
QOLUTION OF CITRATE OF MAG-
By NEBIA—a «toMi»g Cathartic, mild In Its operation
and azresabto to the taste, 1 prebowd indfbresjdby ' ~
A. mVZßS&vf&st.
thlv mmu ST.y :-i y t. a a •; >
,'v *C- f WtffV <1 I! i
*4. V J
•;r !£*•>£>•!».•* n ■ f.
-vr- \
ByAWtGdUNTY^^^NSYLVANI^B
:V; : v-r?
BY SAMUEL GEIL AND
'.rr
■" ' N>J j ’ r » ‘ ■ i L ( ’’■ Vr* ■ { i-^St
The subscribers will publish, a New, Complete Map of Bjait County, Pa., from County Hfcdorda yid Special:;, ;
Surveys of the entire County. The Map will exhibit all Public! Hoads, Railroads, Strwinis, and Location*
of Churches, School Houses, Hotels, Mills, Manufactories, Hwnlllpgs, &<5. The harries of Property (>wuera,geae« ; ;
rally, will be inserted in their proper, places: Plans of tbeP.nn£ipa][ yillagea,ohwi-en rath a ;:
ness Directory of each, containing the names and business of subscribers) and a Distance Table, showing the dis- ■
tance between any two vilfages in the County, will be engraved on the margin. The stop trill be handsomely •’
colored, mounted on rollers, and finished in the best style, so as to make a highly ornamental, interesting- ana j,
very valuable work. The price of the map will be at the low jßgure of Five Dollars per copy, to he paid upon . ;
delivery of the map. Views of prominent buildings 'pill he p&ced on the margin of the map special Contracts. ; *
The Publishers and authorized agents will Visit every portion of the County, to solicit patronage to the.work, Vi 1 -
and hpon their call will be the time to subscribe, as it is entirely a local work, ahd cah be sold by inscription only;
Direct all Communications to the Publishers, Hollidaysbrirg, Penn. 1 ; '
B. K. JOHNSON, Agent;
We, the undersigned, have examined the manuscript map pf Blair County, Pa., to bfrbublislmd |by Qeft ft- > f*'
Freed, and we regard it as being very thorough and accuratej 'being made from special, is
Considering the superior character of the work, and its usefulness, the great expense df tiine arid inoney necessja
rily incurred in getting it up, we think it is offered very reasonable, and deserving of the most liberal patronage.
We hope our citizens will interest themselves in the valuable #brk, and give it an encouragement vrotthy of them
selves, and the high standing of their county '■ % T
BLAIR.
D. K. Beamy,
J. Brotherline, Attorney,
Jos.Kemp, “ .
A. S. Landis, “
J. Gresswell, m
J. D. Leet, , “
£. Hammond, 41
H. L. Caldwell, Recorder,
J. B. Patton,
Wm. Shotno,
Dr. D. J unkin, Pastor Pres. Ch.
John Walsh, Pastor Cath. Cb.,
A. H. Taylor, “ Bap.
n O. A. Traugh, Ed. Standard.
G. Raymond, “ Whig,
J. P. Jones, “ Register.
' H. T. Coffey, M. D.,
J. A. Landis, M. D.,
A. F. Oeterlob,
3. Hoover, County Treasurer,
W. -McFarland,
A. L. Holliday,
Geo. B. Bowers,
Jos. Baldridge, Prothonotory,
C. M’Connell, P. M., Newry,
J. Fichtner, Pas. Luth. CL. N.,
Jas. Bradley Catb. CL. N.,
F. Cassiday, Surveyor-,
Wm. H. Brook Esq.,
Jno. Dean, County Supt P. S.,
Lloyd Kuight, Luth Ch.
SIVTDEB.
Jno. Bradin,
F. M. Bell, & Co.,
October 7, 1858.
FARMERS.
DUVALL’S GALVANIC OTL.
Prepared originally by Prof. H.'DU VALL, for
merly of tne College of Surgeons, at Paris, Is now of
fered to the public, ff®-for tho curo of Bore and paln
fnl diseases. ®(f
For Instance—Pain or soreness in any part of the
syftem, Rheumatism, pain.ln the hack, breast or side,
healed breasts, icuralgia, hurn3, sprains, headache,
cramp id the stomach, or any other disease’that Is
SORB ajid PAUTFUL, and It is only over this class ot
diseasqsthat wc claim « perfect VICTORY:, We say
positively to our patrons we can relieve the sufft rer
90 times out of 100., Wo vtohld jast say to the pub-'
lie, Prof.Du Vail was 25. years In bringing to this
pacdicino superiority over all others. ;
Price 50 cents per bottle—per cent, cut off to the
trade. All orders must bo audressod to
, j .pj, STONEBOAD. Proprictor,
Sept 2, 1853-ly.] Lewhttown, Pa.
Agents for Du Vaß’s .Galvanic Oil—Henry Lriuv .O.
eesler, and A. Roush, Altoona, and all dealer* m
nes Everywhere. 1 ; ■ ; .
1 iy.'a . i
j '. 'X-
ty
MMm
•fy
CiYIL .AN® TOPO&RAPfijicilli EN^HfEBBSi
J. Burley, Agent P. R. R.,
W. Burley, J. P.,
J. T. Mathias,
W. B. Roberta, M. D. 7
ALLGGOGXT.
J. M. Gibbony, Esq.,
Jos. Higgins, Esq.,
R. W, Chxisty, M. D.,
Jno. Waiters,
Jos. G, W. Burns.
FREEDO».
J. M. Rhodes, '
E. McGraw, Esq.,
F. Karlin,
Geo. Weaver, Esq.
GRGEUFIELD.
Jrio. Bennett, Esq.,
P. Mauk.
G. Mauk,
D. M. Confer, Commissioner,
D. Shock, J. P.,
J. Walter, “
TiTLOR.
J. F- Spang,
Goo. L. (Jowen, Esq.,
Jno., L. Kitts,
Jnor Ayers.
JV. WOOOBERRY.
H. Kulp,
A. Wishart, M. D.,
A. S. Morrow, Surveyor,
Theo. Snyder,
F. G. Bloom, M. D.,
S. P. McFaddcn.
! r PHE GREAT BEAUTIEIER! SO
J. Long uusncccssfuily sought,
FOUND AT LAST!
FOR IT RESTORES PERMANENTLY:GRAY HAIR TO
its original color; covers luxuriantly the bald bead; re
moves all dandruff, itching and all scrofula, scald head and
all eruptions; makes the hair soft, healthy ami glossy'; and
will preserve it to any imagluable agc ;• removes, as if by
magic, all blotches, 4c„ from tho <hce aijd cures all neural
gia aud nervous headache. Sec circular uud the following:
Dover, N. lj., Feb. 2d, 1857.
Paor. 0. J. WOOD' A Co.—Gents: Within a few days wc
have rcecHed so many orders and calls for Prof. O. J. Wood's
Ifoir Restorative, that to-day we were compelled to send to
Boston for n quantity, (the 0 dozen you forwarded oil being
sold.) while we might order a quantity from you. Every
bottle we have solrl seems to bare produ&i three or/oar tin a
customers and the aud piotronago it receives
from the most substantial and worthy citizens of our ti
cinity, fully couviuoe ns that it, Is AfrjOST VALUABLE
PREPARATION. ' 1 ;
Send us as boot as may be oho gross iff $1 size; and ono
dozen $2 size; and believe us yours refj|: respectfully.
(Signed) DANIEL LATIIORP i Co.
Hickory Grove. St. Charles Co.. Bfp. : Nov. 19;l8M
Pbof. O. J. Wood—Dear Sir; Some lime last summer we
were induced to use some of your Haif Restorative, and
its effects were so wonderful,' we feel' 4t bUi* duty to you
and tho afflicted, to report it. ;i ; .
Our little sun’s head for some timei had been perfectly
covered witii sores, aud somt) called .It scald head. Tire
hair almost entirely came offincuUse<meb(»,wheti a friihd,
seeings his sufferings,'oilvised its to cite-your Restorative,
wo did'so with little hope of Success, -blit, to our surprise,
and that of all onr friends, a very few applications removed
tho disease entirely, and a new and lusnrient crop of hair
soon Star Jet) out and we can now say that onr boy has as
healthy a scalp, aud ns luxuricat a .ctop of hair as any
other child. Wc can therefore, ond do hen'l.y recoinmoed
your Restorative, as a perfect remedy for all diseases ofthe
scalp and hair. Wc oio, yours respectfully,
GEORGE AV, IHGOINBOTHAJI,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM,
' Gardiner, Slfohjs, June 22,1855.
Paor. 0. J. Wood—Dear - Sir: 1 two bottles of
Professor Wood’s Hair Restorative, afolcaij truiy say it 1*
the greatest discovery of the ago for rcstiiripgarid changing
the Hair. Before nsing It I wmr a .Ruth of seventy. My
Hair her now; attained Its original cofori’ Yoii caii recom
mend it to the world without tho least fear; as my case
was ono of tho worst kind. f
Yours ijespectfully,
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
O. J. Wood k Co., Proprietors 312 I&oadway, New York,
(in tl-.e great N; y. Wire Kailihg Establishment.) and 111
Market St* SLLbttte,-Mo.- ; in - 1 *
For sale by G. W. KESSLER, Altobhk and ht all good
Druggists. ] [June 3,1868-ly.,
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
PERFUMERY, £ J |, |
EXTRACTS FOR TEE MAsbkEsC2lFEj,
Pomatums, Mair{^ils,.
ported and domestic fegriental
■ Drops, Cosmetics, Jfaangi
panttfSactittm^'
. Toilet Soaps, ...,. '
Brushes, foqift
Dressing Confhs, '
Purses, Bay Leaf i fete.,
3UB* RECEIVED AND tOf. AT
' ‘ _ Vl^p| ! UN?B,'
La ROSA?, • ;
la ABtjtAs,
Ppr saleby ' ■/ X hbvSß, DngtfUt. -
June 24,1858.-tf ' ■ - |*r ", "
T EYI’S PREPARATION FOB EX-
I J ! terminating BATS, MO?,' b6acIIB 8, ANTS, and
Bedings without danger In' its uae tower any eircumrtan
te*, for salo kttlto Drug store of .J J .
X/rBDipATEJ) FUR (SHEST PRO*
ItX *»3®ob; A SAiK 1 smiELD : AQAIKST THOSE
Jbtila iMJd .pjbwii®-
at the Prtfg Store of;
•t
mmmmgimS:
>J W.V
GEXL & FREED, PubwshkbS* ;
No. 7 Harts Building, Sixth Sjb., above Chestaut, Philadelphia; \
■ U tOfiAXt •
3. S. Burkhart,
Jos. IV. Fluke,
H. Ti McClellan,
Eliasßaker,
E. B. -McCrum, Altoona Trlb-
Wm. C, McCormick,
A. D.i Cherry,
R. 111. McCormick,
J. M.l’Cherry, J. P. f
John iL. lokea,
G. Kessler,
C. J. Hirst, M. D.,
JamcfiLowther,: , '
Lewis Flack, \
T. A ; Scott, Gen. Sup. P. R.R,
Thos. P. Sargent, Aas’t “ ,?■-)
R. Wl, Oliver, Pastor Bpia. Cfe*>
A. B;Clark, “ Pres. Cm,
D. Speck, Pastor U. Breth. Ch,
Andrew Ward,
John P. M.,
0* R.i Hostetter.
. JUNIATA.
D. Y. Wilt, *
Alex. : Gwin.
HUSTON.
E. Vf. Whitaker,
John 6. Rhodes,
J l . Shiianau,
G. W. Brumbaugh.
WOOOBERRT.
Wm. R. -Ayers,
A. Pj&qrson,
John D. Ross, M. D.,
Isaac
rpilE LIVEH
X PREPARED BY Bit. SA&IOBOk . . A V v
COMPOUNDED ENTIBEIOroS ©BMS,^
is onettf tbobeat Purgative and LiVerModiclnes now be.
fore the public that «S ima OUliartic, easier. milder.and
motto iflVctuM thin any Alien .modfclde not
only a Oat/sartif, but a Liver nunwly, acting Amt on" tba
Liver to <a«et tin morbid matter, their on the stomach ami
bower* to carry off that matter,; thus *£?
purposes effectually, without ouy.of ,tha painful beifiiis
experienced iff .the operations o t most CsflUWfaaTJt
strengthens the system at the same timc.tbatltpnpge* ffl
and when talers daily in modonitß'dpaet, will Mrcuctlira
and buird it up with unusual rapidity. . | , .
The lavra is om of the prinpljpal regulator*, of tbi
human body; and when it . - performs itafitnettnM jjfff
the powers of the system , »ra hilly
ttomacA is almost entirely dependent on,tfae btaWiyi
action of tbo Liver for the 25 proper Performance «f it*
functions; when the stem- fc.atibult, thabeteets
are atiauU, ond thowholetQ system cpnse
uucuco of'one organ—the X UTiate-havtegceiied to d/
its duty. Sor tlie diseases Cj Of tittt (tejan, ono oNh«
proprlhtars has made it his study, hfipraedea Of morX
than twenty years, to JBhd Mhreiramedy wherewith 16
counteract tho auuiy de
lialile. ■
Tr
. Huxt“ fliin rcmo
son troubled with la vie
forms, Ima bat to try & bot
tntii.J
Tb&o Qnms remove all I
the system, snpplyiug in .
of bile. Invigoratin'' the
digest well, nitarnso me ]
bealtli to the wholly ninrhi-’l
of tho disease—effecting a> l
ISiuqca Aitaoss are car-[ i
FEETkxtro, . bythe occa.
VIOOEATOn. ' J
One doso after eating k|
machand prevent the food!
Only one doso. token be-
KJgUtmaro.
Onlyono does taken at
5l» goutly/andcnresCos-
Onq each
tS#“Ono doso of twbtca^
Uorc StCK HEADACHE.
One bottle taken for fo
tbs cause of the' dteoare.
Only one doso immodiafe-
Ono- dose often repeated
Mounts, and n preventive
:4®* Only .'one* buttle Is
system theofltect»nr modi*
O"' One bottle taken for
lowness orunnatural color
Odd doso taken a short,
vigur to tho appetite, and
Uno dose often/repeated
Its worst forms, while gum
•yield almost to the first
. Ofie. Ot two doeca cores
In cIHTOTCBr ’ tbOre Is no
remedy lu tho world, as |t
A few bottles ernesbtnjpsy
TVe tajen pleaitfrnfn te
as A preventive’for Fever
all Fevers of j» Billon* type,
and thousands are willing
virtues, rr.
• *■ *
wHmtppw tetUntttjutt.
niouth with tie Inrigorator, and
'■ . iNTidoßAxoii ■ '"a
iaA DIBCOVHRT, and is dally
WOTWnrcnwis*BntAttoo great 10 believe.
uT toigfarvetitMjlrtt i{6it {Kci>ip6ene/l2,aad seldom non
to rtire MpditmTof tftef Cook
Ptfm&to&'the worst Jatmdiie or Dyweftid to a tbrntaOtT
Wwtw^*U,of which arc (bo reenlcofa Dusaao Ltrni -
- ox* DOLttft' PKK MRU. ,■
• DB. SANPOKD, Proprietory $45 BroadwavyNcw Yort '
tau Sold by O. W. Kxsslxb, Altoona; and. retailed bm
alirffnfcgletr. [May 27, IM&r-ly
FA&E REDUCED. >
STATES UNION HOTEL,
. 606 and 6QB Market Street,, v *~
■■; ' • uova , / "4 .
.' pnitADßnPinA.
Tcrms-41.36 Per Day.
•■ July j,XBsS.—bn. * W ' C
Blair county insurance-
undersigned, A«nt of ti* Wrtr
rbt I»*®^QoS£ V , iTattn
to Insure against loss or damage by fire* At At*
♦ '**’ urTriiurt a >ui Property, of every dot
criptlon, in town ar oonntry, at ns reasonable ntetMUS
y .SL t^ suto -
Jao. 3, ’56-tf] JOHN BHOKMAKJBB,
TARTER, SUPEILOARBGJ
\y RAIS of Soda, Balaratnat Waahlng Soda, PnAeaV
Baking Powder, ln«t<rfe'4nd Sir aale at ~ . - i. '
“;-v :;■ •-■ *v«Otns*TßP»at«^
V.v,'.
G. FREED,
Isaac Yingling, £ab..
Win. Ai FtukejP. M.;
H. Y. Ake,
W. L. Neff, v
G. W. Hewlth ~ i
B. F. Royw, M. D. i
CATHARUVfi.
Q. W, Rees, ‘ ,
Jaa. M.&inkead.
fraskstowm;
Samuel Smith,
H. Stewart, , s
Maxwell
MarUn L;
JaA li.
Joseph Jones.
Geo. \f. Rjxas, J.’R? .V
Jacob' Sjaitli, 8*4% f
B. P. 8011, #;'■ H
WilliamP.SeUoki'
John V. Martnt£ f
toward Bell, -rj
hbs; 'll. • VantB,>
George Hasten,
M. C. Wilson, ~ ~
Wm. A. Lytle, Agent P, &. It
TYRONE,
Androw Milleiy v .
J. W. Cameron* ;■
D. P. Tosooy,
Ibrnd Fleck,'
Bet. 11. B. pieett
vnn&zatnta'to it- :*
CoMpkAw^. to: tarif
trc, koct couvlctlen U o»r-
morbid or bad iaiitw'iitrS
tUelr place
■rtbnmch,
M*». ioS^aAA
mcrp rempTJng tfi# ccS«
‘radical cute,. ;
fed, Jot»
&
£
tlotial a£ft4| "3m
ftrs rct&lig, promt!
fe«jßjBB
aaa&gaji&gfc
iy relieves Clfcll&wjSS-1
t*« »nr» ento m CSaa*
ofCnouau. ... . -”.£
Wwfcd <o r tbeow tmt of tfa*
rise after a
aapxMCTi reaSots* «K wg
from theqklb, r ”
«mo rirta
ancf'Bowcl
attjjks eawjcj bf 'Mata
raw, nifc?, if iw&Mte
*ipyr/^v,- r , *
bycxdtfrttibc absorbent*,
copunemtiiagtHawjwitfiSt
w^AsttpMttFtS^W?
ItopetutcahrUh certainty,
to testify to 1U wc*derfW
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