re informed,
rdiot-rln n ? :
1 mtbecas e of ,^ ol4li| S
1 to recover d^„^ S JS
p» •biobtt "
I mtwconree between
oLanghlin was T#
* *• plaintiff £ *£S
Ity verdict, but cwL;
7 of the offence is
>t—According to the
>ub visitor with the fie >
rith us ranch longer. u?
"Oth of October. Afte*^** 1
■0 off for Iho realmß flfc
tluiß spheres ofUaht.
J<l lie flames; 8
> the left nor right,
i not their names; ■~ ■
hit demoniac hoel.
they lie, ’
a might be bottled nn. •!
; Tyrian dye/*
it of Cincinnati,
aud having an
ligb state of
fences and hedgestnaii hs
doge, and oilier oontri*L
crs. The first
mercantile partner, , bo £
> shreds. Thu next
Tv! hat f a * UtU
ng tube, and the month inn,
>lher end was at the
n hideous and unehrthlj'
ioie neighborhood oVttyT*
s nest resalt of these
Tighten eTexybodjr a»aj
■he man has no friends et*.
r in the
ion that alcohol
ig logic in proof "*
‘.-rco, £
fui ca, ' ' • - r
alcohol h (bod!* v
3 a fornmla equally |(tiu
. namely:
J H &4C6, i . i'.
■ buno to fort*. v ,
• hipptag a butM 1«
!°gic our John adds hit: *
ii woman, - ' i,
•ria to a woman,' ~ ' "
ii;*vn Victoria to p»yw.« *» -
his **"tiwii|h -
3h nevertheless toStSfcm.
u~c oat ati dead,** *
•f tUc'xiboTe b not deed. '
i;.l wrftar to a fool. ; ’
e Crystal Pal^
the New York CtygUl
Wednesday, atricth
3 force of police. Only
• eight in number, and
iron frame 1 work of om
main standing, serring
le of the vast cdifioe,i|
map pf raitts.
is of iron, melted jjUgs,
nod UiaeMneiry, nangled
iiusioo, cover thewfiolc
;>f from two tO'ibnrfeeij
xhibitors and invwutenj
were groping
vainly for something
icir lost property,
at the whole amonntof
m be recovered fromlhs
will not e^oeed^lSO,-
fMr.Dariifcfifje*
, were all saved except
b, a part of wl&jhle
solid mass of goIcL A
i several watches were
s not known; to whom
total Joss of those con*
r . it is now supposed,
150,000. A large coal'
orty or fifty tons next
11, continues to barn ?
water poured open it,
the fire, whence ari
of smoke, and steam.
sst losses wassustained
<dl, Lumen Ayer and
owned the celebrated
re, painted by Champ*
a covered 30,000 feet
■ ;>lued at $20,000. It
i, and there, was not a
The officers of the
chelae fair was so dis* j
a conclusion, together
-avc appointed a.OOBh
aagements to opsaa
■ tne Cooper Insutute.. j
valuable articles were, j
alarm of fire was giv* I
the nearest article to
est ©This yray oat of \
ero was considerable.
plate in the Balaev
made hauls second
at the sack of the
ow. i
hickson, the pedestrian*
-iiigton, Vt. f on a qnect
and distance were not
• he undertook to walk*
;ht choose, without CB9f
only forty minutes
the feast, according to
' last Saturday night*
utes out of hia forty in
.minutes in taking Of
Having won Uis ISO*
1 himself *< rather used
ale “a bit of a nap,”
*CXES, CITRONS
!of K'ilc by
-v. .siiraAßD,
r ’" ■-' i “tru t, Philadelphia*
lnuts, cream
rr and for talo l.y
, >«’M. .V. SHUGARD,
'■*- y J btrcet, PhiiadulphJ*-
bAU AND ZINC
'i. Veiiow, Part# Ot»ep* *7,
KESSMX’fI-
NEW ORLEANS
S at
UEMIY USSB’fr
'ozb, at
I LARGE AJJPI'
ppoktbb^|s3
hTMtut. -
KEsaasv-
;rr ~*
Psiuo NiOHtSrawot. —ln many of cor large
towns and cities, ih Ihls State, the Directors
Inn censed hjwoed n public night school,
fsr the benefit bf apprentices tad others whose
daily Unfclayinenta prevent them from attend-'
tog the day schools, and who areoonaeqaently
deprived of the blessings and benefits of oar
system of popular education, nad it hae been
found to work admirably. Wodonot know that
such an idea has ever been broached In ibis
place, bat we think If there :be a iqwnin the
county where snob n school is needed, end
would be well attended, it is Altoona. There
are * great many yonngmeu and boys employ
ed to the shops and throughout the town, who
can .not latte . their work to attend theday
schools, who would gladly embrace an oppor
tunity, suoh as a public night school would’af
ford, to improve their education. It would fur
nish thorn with the means of spending their time
in something more profitable and rationafthan
puffing tobacco smoke and loafing about street
cornets and drinking saloons. We recommend
such a school to the Directors in this place,
knowing them to be men who have the welfare
of the community and the best interests of the
rising generation closely at heart, as has been
winced by all their actions, and we feel.snre
that if such an institution can be .established,
they will do it If it can be, let it bo tried
•and it wit! soon be apparent that a large
■number Will avail themselves of the opportuni
ty and gladly exchange a seat on some store
box or in a drinking saloon, for one in a school
room where they may, improve the knowledge
attained in their younger days, or make some
amends for the time they have misemployed
when they had the opportunity but did not
vaiue the privileges of a day school. This is a
subject of general and we doubt not
-that it will meet irith the hearty concurrences
* >of nearly if not all of our citizens.
'“Calaihoimas” Ssa*iJAbK.—On Monday
night of last week, oof ears were greeted with
the dull- cot strains of met-odious m U «c,
ciatingly extracted froip about a doxen tin
horns, a kettle drum, any number of tin pans,
cow bells, shingles and „other instrameoie, cou
pled with the vociferous barking of ail the dogs
in town, and the loudest yelling that the best
lunged portion of the party could execute. All
together it wea n fine effort—that is, if those re
siding in the vicinity »f the seme of confusion
are partial to medleys. The affair was gotten
up m honoi of the arrival of Mra. Smith-that
is to say, our good, kind, clever, gentlemanly
old colored friend, Billy Smith, who keeps the
oyster saloon and restaurant, on Railroad street,
a few doors above the Exchange Hotel, in this
place, did, on the Sunday previous to the serc
nade, take unto himself a wife, from among the
colored people of one of the towns down the
r *ad, with whom he arrived in this place by the
impress train, on said Monday, morning.. We
have not leaned whether the magicians rcceiv
“,a*‘*trea<t” * “V bofc P»6«me they did, as
old Billy ne .er wants people to work for noth
ing. Wc embrace this Opportunity of wishing
iar aged , friend many years of joy and prosper
ity with his new partner.
Nearly Funship.—The Carpenters are about
1 asmg the finishing riroke oh the new store
r om and Town Hall, erected by Messrs, Low
building is an ornament to
the town, aud or editable tothe ownew~builder
and painter The carpenter wenkwas executed
ttf *****
•ew better workmen can be found. The paint
ing waa the work of our P. Walsh,
and need only be seen to be admired. Theffrst
story of the budding, fronting on Annie street,
contains three large windows fourlighteejT
noI the panelling fwtween,wd underne^the
The Hail I * luoh not bo «urpawed—
ol l** wcoa< * * w will, we premime.
Id between fonrand five hundred persons,’
will be a great addition and decided advan
tage to the lotto* M Abat is now required to
So? 18 tt . eCCntr ® 0f isafine slock
aQd .T e tho proprietors will have
-in on hand in a few Jays.
A conteinporary says
-that foity-twonnw «f^
«ote ß have been pat in circulation aince lost
month--n pretty certain j?tW that
Sr ,oonc^d^
this illegal trademeet with a anbetantial reward.
Vwp £OBat«felting
it isfotmd that
aboat
“f WnczntriispobUo Jenwolly rtth
proceed with :th«r work at *U htawdx !»e
2 way to
ft-*, ;, e #« -.Mmp $y counter-
Opon tile*mna. • fr*? *
■^rfeUing;'^^
sc
■Nbw Ax&szatjtjcxt iIW -
"®«* Bo.a, n r?g~ 1 T‘ l .»*»» «M tl»
,and flolUdsv*b»l * this pfc£
kcoi,
W mekfrato Jim U tte “*• of
| th « Weken»ftFar a H* r8 ’ Cao « ht
few. * «m-
P«getoCa«. Jus
r I**
png the 18 »owperegtina-
Ngkt of th««. XphLt» (i bop9b *PV get
r terß of Freaer pcn f trat «. to the head
plenty of the yellow i„ ** L ° pe ie m »y find
f, lot «cted fo/w Wri ! pB ’,, H * B Bta y wU * be
j» C«n a “ ta » »Wok
r ••“•«»V«m i»o« a “ Bw »''
LOCAL ItEMS.
: W&-« <>«'
®®W» * eeo €<«**«, or
. £■**«
ut’OiQilt ud 'UuA ■ 4Avl!t(|| ooadaotedin
The Book-kecglng and M
b»ia conducted by gentlemen standing at the
Imdof their proftaaion. Mr. J. S.Brtnuw,
Professor of Penmanship, !*» oirS en
rolled his name upon the list of
thors, by the publication of two of theLiost
oompjete end valuable contributions to| oar
school text books—his “Gxms or Bunxua a«>
Omamkiai PaanAssHn*,” and his aewi and"
engraved School Copy Books, in eight
numbers, twenty-four quarto pages ««<a» ;
works now form the standard of fryjfr in
thisart throogbont the West, and are rapidly
raperoeding aU others in. bar Select and Com
mon Schools. Mr, DraoA* has, also, just been
awarded the Fmar PaxnuM for best Business
and Chnumentolpenmanship i>y the State jpair
of Penmgrlranla. The Pittsburgh Commercial
Jaurml ofthe Ist of October, contains oxtroetd
from the erideace before the Master in Chan
cery, on a Balance Sheet, made bat by
Uie teaohers of Book-keeping in the Iron City
College, confirming their errors of $15,774, and;
fiustainmg the correctness of the statement giv
en in the same ease by the teachers of Book
keeping in the Merchant’s College Chronicle.
_ Nothing since the Foundation of the
Jitynf New York has prodneed the excitement
among all classes that Prof. Wood’s Hair Ees
toratire has done. All classes from the gray
•ml bald-headed sire, and the sUrer-haired ma
tron, down to the sprightly youth and beautiful
maiden withherglossy ringlets, are crowding
the Depot atjfo. Sl2 Broadway; the former to
be permanently restored, and the latter to poa
sessthemselves of that which will prevontAhe
broad of envious time, and cause the appear
ance of youth and beauty to linger to the great
est age. Besides all, the popular Druggists in
tUe country are constantly engaged in H M iin g
oat,the Restorative to their customers, “and
the cry is still they come.”
Cadtioh.— Beware of worthless inventions, as
several are already in the market, called by
different names. Use none unless the words
(Professor Wood’s Hair Restorative, Depot St
Louis, Mo., and New York), are blown in the
bottle. Sold by all Druggists sod Patent Med
icine dealers, also by all fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canada. See
advertisement in this weeks paper.—A'eic York
Newt.
\ Emigrant Travel. The fravel of emigrants
over the Pennsylvania Railroad, to points in the
West, continues quite large, one thousand 1
four hundred and seventy,two, having tokoy
passage daring the month of September, and
carrying with them forty-five thousand and sev
enty-six pounds of extra baggage. Of the Whole
number, nine hundred and ninety-four were
from New York, and of this number *»n«> bufi
dred and fourteen had tickets for St Louis,
Chicago, St Paul, Kansas and other distant
points. Ponr hundredand eighty nine df the
five hundred and twenty eight from Pfaiiadel
ahia also were destined to the same points, so
that tiie number of way passengers was unusu
ally small y thirteen thousand nine hundred and
ninety emigrants have passed over the road aint e
the fisst of Jammy, and* of this number, ten
thousand four hundred and twenty six went to
points west of Pittsburgh.
I’ll (Jail Arobsd ako Pay.—What a world
of-Wft* is contained in these few words to the
poor artisan or mechanic! ‘ I’ll caU around
■nd pay,’ says the rieh man to avoid the trou
ble of going to the desk to get the accessary
f qndß, nnd' Jto poor mechanic is .obliged to go
home, to disapoint hie worianon and all who de
pend upon him for their due. It is an feasymat
tor to work—the only real glory in tIL lift i 8
an mdependant idea of being able to sustain
yourself by the labor of your own bands, and it
may easily be imagined what crashing force
thwe is in ‘PU caH sreutul arid pay* to the la-
Vring man who apon that pay for sub
sistence. If those wild could would pay at once
weaM Pl«o hundreds and thousands in a con
dition to do likewise, and prevent much miser*
and distress.
Uowa PiCTpRx. —There is scarce a family
Uumw town that <kms net mourn the loss of a
“household treasure.” How many parenlain
the beautiful language of one of our eweetest
poets, can exclaim;—
Qor datnty, oar lidiot—
-0 Where is the voice <m th 6 (rhiinrav.
_.° **?* Oftho vofee in the haul '
“““♦S’ la the entry* ■
u Sr 81 ]? j* unr dainty, oar darling—
n»o(talntl!Mt darling ofalir*
little Hand I
h ”' 7 ’
thll and mdtW
y wjwnttog and rod. 6
W SnS^SSSS^-m<r^m
•SSKi-”?*”'
UtUeMaodl
Goooh Mkdicise.—Most per
a «r Cdfd with
*piBp it a? simple matter, which will bulk
““fr/* 8 ® 1 * Without any medical treatment—
Then is no greater mistake than this, although
they .frequently do get well without medicine,
yet a Cough or Cold is always symptomatic of
Pulmonary Diseases, and should be arrested in
the early stage of the complaint. Dr. Keyset
Pectoral Syrup, sold by G. W. Kessler of this
place, will as surely core these cases as water
will pat out fire. Don’t delay then in curing
the first approach of Pulmonary symptoms by
taking “Dr. Kama's PncioiutStepp." ’
CoyxßißUTioKs.—The Jast number of the. Ty
rone Star acknowledges the receipt $ll2, 871
for the benefit of James R. Plainer, (the man
injured at the encampment) and family
is certainly commendatory on the part of the
military and others who have contributed. The
injured man still remains at the American House
Hollidaysburg. No doubts an pair entertained
about hie recovery, and it is expected fhat&i
Srd^f UWfl!l^t0 "Wj? *•*•*»• to V
r VI
fi«q.,Preai<i«mt of the
of ju^ d 0 w tte
»*a*Btt aectire photographic views ofiiffearvot
jMd beautiful points. Tfcfruocoid.
JS*! of fj*.
jSffoee <Jrtek. the Allegheny Turnip
wUh Aet^l retUnied wlth Portfolios crammed
.., Aj W»? 1 « the achievements of the mrtv «u
a-t B m* . pi»um*
onpowoß the road, the “Blering Star.” She
wm standiijg m front of the weatemend of the
■W Ho lfe» at Altooan, «f time. In the
I which is perfect, Ur, j. j.
WeUgel, the conductor of the train to which the
locoaotlTe ia attached, is Been standing beneath
«» «naM on the engine. The engineer is
froih the window, widths figure of the
***** fc&acemible in the background. In
the is a portion of the “Logan House,”
and that part of Altoona which lies immediately
l»«k of it,; upon the ascending hill-side. Tlje
whole thing is admirably and beautifully done.
—Patriot and Union.
•®.Thebestand greatest yariety of Pea
“anship exhibited at the Pennsylvania
Fair.-afr Pittsburgh, and at New Castle,
Pa., was from the Iron City College, of this dty.
This institution is now the largest in tbe coun
try, and offers superior facilities for acquiring S'
practical business education.— Fitubura Jfaitv
True Frets, l
Bummed Gapt Hambright, one of the con
ductors on the Fast Line, on the Penna. Rail
road, has resigned, and hie place is to be filled
by George Gibson, of Pittsburg. Capt Ham-'
bright sras one of .the oldest conductors on the
n*ad, and as such was very popular with the
travelling community.
SnooKiso WoAD Accidest.—The Harris
hvag Tdearjk brings us intelligence of
nble accident which occurred on the Pennsyl
jama Railroad on Wednesday, and by which
two men, named Lawrence Moore and John
W^ WeTe hl ? rrie<l into eternity without a
!“*“*> *“«*»* The TtUgraph sa^_!
Eight men,employed by G. W. Wabert, Mas
ter Mason, in the construction of a alone wall
below Bailey’s Station, left Newport in a hand
"* train going West had
passed that rotation. The law of the road re
quires the track to be dear of obstructions
twenty annates before the approach of regu
lar trains, and the occupants of the hand-oar
expected to jreaoh Bailey's Station in time.
But rt was subsequently ascertained that Mr
Wilbert’s time piece was[ eight jninutes behind
railroad time. When forty' or fifty yards from
the upper switch of Bailey’s siding, however,
they heard the Express train coming, and com’
menced tumbling out of the hand car, on either
side of tye trade. Six of the eight succeeded in
getting out Safely before the advancing train
came upon them. One of the oceupanta—either
Moore or Wagner— fell backwards upon the
tcoqk, and was struck by the cow-catcher, and
the hand-car itself was carried by the cow
catcher some distance beyond the switch. Lar
ry Moore was killed on the spot, and John Wan
ner so badly Injured that he died in afew hours
FastOi-d Fellow.— The Ex-Reverend Mr.
Mott, of Rutland, Yt, most have attended the
Free L>ve Convention in that quiet little town,
for he has done naught y things, according to
the Rutland Herald. The Supreme Court of
Vermont has just rendered a decree of divorce
of Mrs. Sarah A. Mott from her husband, where
upon t hzHerald gives a biographical sketch of
(he gentleman:
w ® that man—Darwin Mott. He
came to SamtAlbans with a long face, a silver
headed cane, and Rev. prefixed to his name.—
He preached one faith a few months, and sad
-5,S. Cl f Ilg 1 it ' preached and wentuu^
InnrwL f* 7- H ® P reaclied on temperance
(amd the people were astonished at his stolen
lectures and feigned modesty,) and got drank.
He lectured to young ladies and played the ad
mirer. He kept a bad school—edited a reck
less paper—stole money, and charged the theft
upon the servant girl-got the oflfce of Deputy
Insnector—wt drunk upon smuggled liquor—
took one shirt; another man,s wife and a bundle
of manuMnjpt sermons, and ran away from his
own wife, his paper. and a crowd of creditors.”
The Best Copoh Medicxse.—One of the
yny best Congh Medicines to be found any
,4 Dr : Ke 7 Bc r’? Pectoral Syrup, sold by
«• W. Kcaaler, at 50 cents per bottle.
See advertisement of Dr. Sandford’s
UV£R INVIGORATOR in another column
TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Stß JAMES CIiABKX’S
Gelebbaied Female Pills.
Pnpared/nmapntcriplion qf Sir JT. ClarSre. il. D„ Phy.
» tidan Extraordinary to Uu Queen,
TUb invaluable medicine is unfailing In the cure of all
thoae painful and delicate diseases to which thnffm.tn
sytuUon is subject It moderates aU excess and removes
all obstructions, and a speedy core may ho relied on,
■ XOIUKBUD untn
it ls j«cnllady suited. It Win, In a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity, ■■■>'
bottle, price one dollar, bears the Government Stamp
of Qrcat Britain, to prevent counterfeits. ■
I CAUHOK.
a ** tafcen blf/emaleM during ait first
In aU cases. of and Splual AffccUons, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation
a ” d those fffla wfll effect
a cate when all other means have foiled. and although a
powerfhl remedy, do not contain iron, calomeL antimmv
or anything burtfltl to the constitution?^^
Jhm directions in; the pamphlet around each naekacn.
'BCfisasa. <*»*,
J 0» <lBtol. C.3^rintOo„)
• bottle, containlngfiO hS,
P’7" ltte 4 nr K> Wholesale. Agents* also, for
ealebyallßyoggistf." )
■; AI>TdQNA_^ARKETS.
oOßUons witittr ar lowtedu
o«n> ¥«»J, Vcwt.”
Jdftttoos, Vhosh.
Pry Apples, “
Butter, , $Z>
Lard, * $:«•
Hams,, . «::« v
Shoulders, '■• * “ ;
ffide, . ftjw ~ ; ‘
v- Vida*.; i
« : i ■■■-'.->■■.•.-St
Barrel 8«lt J 2,00 »nd J2JO per barrel
ir , •■•; v -._.
'stojUOßt, ^ l.'-}*
tetraVltiiffy fflofur, 7
Extra, bwifloallty,
• SVS»i»SM, .
DISEASE «F tmt SIDHEYB,
LIVER
WEAKNESS OF ANT KIND
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections conaeqoent x npon a disordered
o v J STOMACH OB- ZtFSR,
Addity of the
0 n^PP** 1 to > Despondency, Costive nos,
AwSrt Bln 8ln all Nervous, BheumaUcanJ
, “?? ln numerous Instances proved
W E“£ £™ ellcla J> «nd In others effected a decided cine.
_ •F ort iy T egotabJe compound, prepared on stricter
TTr^irtrf,^n, Cpe ?! *? er 1118 «“M»ner oftho Celebrated
®2^^ avo: Because of its great success
ail . thn European States, its introduction into
Statesyrab intended moro especially for thoso
I ore an(l thcro ov ‘ r H*® 0«* of
Meeting with great success among
t 0 L IP American public, knowing thirt
itatraly wonderftil medical virtues must be acknowledged.
Ills particularly recommended to those pers-.nawhose
™,^’, havo kf® n impaired by the continuous
pirUs ’ or °D>er forms of dissipation. Gene
,n t ' f l bct > {* finda i,t» way directly to the
j ■ ’ and quickening every nerve, raising
Bpirit > am| ) j n font, infusing new health
ana vigor in the system.
f&‘isu’^PS’SS^ n *|dSSSS£SB®'
a lair trial. One bottle will convince yon how lnflnlt»lr.
superior it to to all those imitations. Jnnnitely
«f ,Bold.at*U» per bottle, or tlx bottles for is. hr the
eoi* nwpEiiToEs, -r?
BBlfJ. PAGE, JR., & 00.,
Barnss k Park. New
« family the rtdtSTK
and Canadar. {October 14, '
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Tfu Paxio—Men* FaieoMA—The pjnrioin
Ne# York seems tobe on the inefeaae. La this
city everything goes on smoothly, and the only
frUurca we have beard. of wore we fkilares to
fondsh good fits made by some inferior Clothing
CfitabUahmaata, There is no nub difficulty to
be encountered by those who • patronise the
Brown Stone Clothing, Hall of Boohbill & Wil
spn. Nos. 60&and 605 Chestnut street, above
sixth.. Qentiemenand Youths never fallto pro
cure capital fits at thispopular establishment.
CongtwUjn oftho Brain, LAW
KWGE NEWEL, InOuit son of Thomas and WameA
Wdlyear, 3 months and Sdays. I
la tcl> txarearement of thepp fond piaraitty L
*•».*« child insnowman.
1b cedbrcoM the only son and only
r 0.%L W ri Cll flowed to the glairs. Though
and Lawrence hare each in tonTfocd
with their smiles and their prat
tie, those bright boy* now. all deep aids by side in death’s
tey arms, andthat mother goes childless. Indy the pro-
TMencsi of God ate Inscrutable, had Ola way* past flmlimr
®? 4 J* 1411 wlitobers-thourti 1 may not bepormitted
nowfrulytosoeandknowall thebe mysteries, yet I am
asgured that “Ho doethdl thing* wolL" We commend
**“•* bereaved parent* to the good word of .God’s grace,
and hope they may be cheered V the bright anticipations
of a holier ltd happier meeting with this fovsly trioTnthe
realm* above— fc lur of such is the kingdom ofUeaven.”
This lovely Babe, thus early torn
From our fond breast* away.
With silent grief la gently borne
To it* lon My bed of clay.
Seal Jesus, onr kind shepherd, stand*
"■•J 1 all engaging charm*—
“ark I how he calls the tender lambs
And folds them in hi* arms.
Oh 1 parents, dear, weep not for me.
Ifor I am not dead but steeping hers;
I was not youn, but Christ’s alono.
For ho loved me best: and took mo
n-OOD FITS! BEST FITS!! FIRST
TOAT 1,1X8! ' l ~ F ° r * S oo * fitlir- and well-made
WAlj OUi on J C\VT>RR
lor an excellent fitting VEST, by all mcabi toll on
caU°^ PANIAI,O ? N 8 tlwt caa ’ t *** for fl B t N «Sdhwee,
cnii on SNYDEB "
,f yon S*®* fo dr®** «»'* fosblonable
•£|S£HS£ isfasfsj sssza £
Tas*«; H «, «» r .J i(!o “* mm > r ““-
Look out for your heads i
—The subscriber would iufonn the in- anm
habitants of this place and vicinity that ho
has just received tho latest styles of
HATS AND CAPS,
among which may bo found the best Black Hole Skin and
Silk Uata, Black and different colored Wool Bata, Caps of
tt prices, for mcnand boys. Persona in want of
anything to the aboveltoe will find it to their advantage
subscriber before purchasing elsewhere.
lfnr^ < a hM /■ n !?^!r o,l h f nd f® «“*}““* assortment of Ladies'
FUE& of different odors and prices. Those to want of
the article should call at once*
*!«•*! opposite the Lutheran chnrch.
Altoona, Oct. U, JESSE SMITH.
Head quarters for low
PKXCKB —iThankfnl for past favors, the subscriber
wonw respectfolfy beg leave to Inform the clttoenTofthfa
gam vicinity that he has just received and opened his
FALL & WINTER GO ODS*
to^t h of WW ** TCry low P rices for,cash. It consists
Delaine*, Robes, P at de Cktnes, plain Merinos,
fiffured and striped Merinos, Wool Plaids, Union
I foids, English Merinos, black and fancy
Stilus, Shawls of every description; Sheet
ings, Muslins, Flannels, Cassimeres, Sat
tinetts. Ginghams, Chintz, Hosiery,
Gloves, Embroideries embracing
Collar*, Setts, Bands, Insert
ing*, Edgings, in fins,
every article of La
dies Wear.
Al*>-An excellent assortment of fashionable Queens-
Earthenware, 4c.
r pnd SHOES of aU sixes, qualities add styles
and Misses’ Shota and ' *
«ttiai2S“" , “' o,iocEß,ra -»■»•«-
asyirg ssl “ a
"PROSPECTUS OF THE WESTERN
A EDUCATOR.—On the ilrst of January, 1850 we
S'* of an WaUoJri
Ba>ools - entitled the
In «WM Tbo JMneator will be printed
!° fa* *rfuf*V of 11,0 art >? a clea r. white paper, and
PP ‘ neat,y ******* attd COCl °*“ l in 0
. k® Ptcpwwl with a view to the wants
° f j teache ” : 0,0 mission of the Magazine will
NvJw^f 18 * “ n(1 ® D I co “ ra ee teachers In their arduous labors
™iS fa if^ l^ elylo f alorte<ltona > » ncll «» lengthv re
jwrto of the transactions of mluor Educational
lions, or state aoj. Jaborei lllUl
th i C E 4 ncator * Onr object shall be to tarnish a
faithful friend and companion to teachers and the more
advance pupils in the Public Schools.
the fau ° w,Bs abie «*!•
Joh n lato Prin. McNeely Normal School, Ohio.
B. M Kerr, A M,, Prin. Oakland Seminary, Pa.
D.Dentdso^ PrimSd Ward Public School, Pittsburg.
Ber. S. K. Kano, Darlington, Beaver county. Pa.
VM kZJZy™*' Wn ‘ >yeUstUle > ohfo > “*• «*
Bov. J. E. Shearer, Wellsburgb, Va.
5" t - 5* Wn. Maple drove Academy.
Bov. E. A. Brindley, (Uncle Edward.) 3
,® nd Wends of Education, favorable to the en
terprise, will confer a favor by corresponding freely with
us <m the subject The first number will
waragemeut. "**» p ™ ndod we “eet with sufflclent cn
. T hp Pjjf® of Educator will bo One Dollar a year nay.
able on the receipt of the second number. 3 *”*
ALEX CLABR, Pittsburgh, Pa. I
X.' H. LONGDOX, IXiiltboro*, pa j
Oct. U.
B Q ERHAV E * S
houaivo bitters
CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY tOS
DIED.
■V >5v..-:s.>—Ht \
The great BEAtrrmER i so
sought,
A.T I LAST t
fOB TTBXBTO&SB PERMANEjmv^nR itTr A,
mngic,allblotches, Ac,from the
gm and narrow headache. Joe circular andJhofou”wh£
. pnor.QrJi Wood A Co-Gents;
J?“S, lTod .?° nu t n J r order * and calls for Prof. O. J.WooJ*
HMr BmtorattVe. thtt t»daywe were compelled to sendto
6do “ n forwarded aU being
we ?j^ ht OF** • quantity frotnyou.; JErcrJ
bottU toe have Wd seems & *oee produced thru or/mrww
*“ d I**n>w«o it receive*
tm. aw
wore induced to wemms Of yoTK
Wonderlhl, ws t£l It ourd?Wto?^
and the afflicted, to report it. Wl *™
some time had been nerfectlv
covered with sores, snd some called it
ha r almost entirely came offln ooniofloence-when s fHeng
his snSbringt, advised us to: use ydnr Bcstorativaf
we did so with lltUehope of
and that of all our friends, a very fow appUcatioa* muoved
newmnlittxßrier^rop'of ludr
«x>n started ont. and we can now say that onr bov has as
saisssif* 1 “
asSs.“'
n t ... i Gardiner, SfrUno, Juno 52.18 M.
flair ha* now attained Its original color. Ton cumniik
mend it to the world wlthoutTe S
was one of the worst kind. • 7 "* my case
Toursßespeet folly,
0. J. Wood 4 Co., Proprietors 312 Broad way! New York.
»%sst b ’ a *-*****' "#*>ssir
\T aluable property at pri-
BALE.—Bw ■nbacribcrjofibreat Private Bala
t£ to wit} 8 * **** Novclubcr nex t> following propel?
A Lot of Ground situaife in East Al
toqna, adjoining lots of V. A. Denning, dcc’d and
Foulknor. The Lot is in excellent workinc Mdcr Mtk n
lot choice FECIT
d ? sl ?. Wo P« rt of thb to#n, on ope of the
principal and mast pleasant streets. If not sold Atheist
of November oexL it willhe leased fo|a term of jam. '
Al»o—A Lot coutainind One Acre or
Around, situate to Logan township, oh the public rcad lead
fog from Baker’s Furnace to tho Altodmuv JbimtoaS
Altoona ’ having thereon erected a
SSmiA? 1 ® » good STABLE, SPRING HOUSE,
and all other necessary outbuilding* f There to a noriS
of Nobcmbcr ncxt,iiwyibeoffered for tentT 3 11
ty to PW.
September 2,185a-Bm] GEORGE B. CBAMEK.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
A NEW STOCK OF READY-MADE
. CLOTHING;
S ITADLE ETTI^ET B rinSA^ V,P ® V
AND NOW p W bKS WHICH
Mf ULLMAN announces that he is
QPERA CIGARS!
THREE SELLER,
NEPTUNEB,
FORTALIZAS,
LA ROSAS, ;
' la abdlas,
For sale by i. SOUSE, Druggist.
Juno 24,1855.-tf M
_ beduced.
STATES UNION HOTEL
606 and 608 Market Street,
«tOT*f SIXTH,
Pffll A i) ED PiTX4-
, TennB-41J5 Ter Day. 4
July i, ms.-ta. o,w * * ao « l, »*-
rpHE TRUST ACCOUNT OF JOHN
4> iLSZ'S: “•»
fa 10 s®, confirmed' agd allowed, on the
fourth Monday (and 25th day} of October next, unless cause
Altoona, Sept 220, ISSR—St OB " ' p E ProtJl >
„ WM 81-TTNEH,
SURGEOfT DENTIST,
Office immediately opposite the Imthenn
°® v , lr S“ !a street, TeotU extracted without
pain, by xne“ jd of electricity—no humbug. A student who
ran como wel! fcr
good English education, will ha taken. [Sept. VB(pyf
piOAL I COAL I COAL I COAL t^-
V The subscriber would *en» ec t^#<SiS“^ ,
folly inform the cousumen'of m > i.filff AfaiaM
In Altoona,' that he is constantly
celving all kinds of COAL, which IRISP
“rwn *? <Jel , i J er at all times and to any part of the town
Office at residence, la Earth Ward. fa Wn ‘
. Jttnel7 - 2m ] J<rtb Allison..
I\TEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.—
A 1 The subscriber would respectfhllySihform thb eiti.
Sto t&
Tl^air £ OUI^ y insurance
Jan.yse-tf] JOHN SDOEMaSer" A*«(.
* "' 1 • • ■ ■
TVOTtoB.—WHEREAS, LETTERS
0
■aSSyggSctajws
tmsdahL 11 ' 1 PV no of after
CONRiD tIpIILACHEB.
MB R - FINLEY RE- M
JLFBMOinfiTLLY offers his professional
!Sw£?i2_Ss. ,wplo of Altoona and the
Joining country. HH
|f,°P I*y 1 *y J* m tt nd at the office heretofore oc- IrE9
cupfed by Dr. G.lh Thomas. :
Altoona, Sept. 30,1858,-lt
Take notice, that the AS
SESSMENT No. 15, made by the Lycoming Mutual
insurance Comp my, in blair county, is payable at my of
£»• Assessment is 3 per cent, on all notes in force
May 18,1858. JOHN SHOEMAKER,
Altoon&t July 15< Jtcctxvgt*
I? OR RENT.—THE STORE-ROOM
: now occupied by J. &J. LOWTHEB, will ba for
Bent by the Ifith of October next.
Sept. 23.1868. WM. M. LLOYD.
TARTER, SUPER-CARBO-
J>urkeo ’ ft
fcpt. «,«»»■»] A- BOUSH’g Drug Stem.
Blanks of all descriptions
neatly and e*podidously executed at thle offiev.
'1 i ‘ 1 ■■
J. "eaV-'V
- ~-*U' . 7; ■'fev* ~ .
■ ■ -**v•
•§&E
T>=» ii Tin arftmMfati
X , PMPAM3P »T M SAMOS* * '
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM CC»B*
ft one of the beet Purgative and liter ModJclnna now be*
fore the public, that acts da a Cbihartic, tatter, milder, and
umre dfoctual than any other mcaicino known. It is not
only a Cbihartic, but a Liver remedy, acting first on the
| Liver to eject its morbid matter, then Ch the stomach and
botref* to carry off that matter, thus accomplishing two
| purposes effectually, without any of the painful feelings
eiperiencod in tho operations of most Cathartics. II
strengthens the system at tho same time that it purges Itf
and When taken daily in moderate doses, w-11 strengthen
and bniid it np with unusual rapidity,
The lavra is one of tho
human body; and when it
tho powers of the 93 stem 1
"ojooh ie almoet entirely
action of the Liter for the
functions; when the stom
araat fault, and tho whole
qdence of ono organ—tho
its duty. For tho disease*
proprietors haa made it his
than twenty yours, to find
counteract the many do
linblo.
To prove that this mne
soo doubled with lavaa
forms, has bat to try a bot
tain.
Tbta Gums remove oil
tin intern* supplying in
of JjUe, invigorating tho
digest WelL minus tab
health to the whole machi
of tin disease effecting a
BtMoW Attacks are ear
mvum, by the occa-
TIOOBATDK.
One dose after eating la
loach and prevent the food
Only one iloae taken be-
Sbrhtmanh
Only one doee taken at
ela gently, and cures Oo*
One doae taken after each
*9“ One doae of two tea
ww.ta Hiuuu.
bottle taken for fo
.the cause. of tho dlawu,
Only dose Immediato-
One done ofton repeated
Hours, | and a preventive
49* Only one buttle is
«ystunt the effect* of modi-!
- 49* Oho bottle token for •
townees or unnatural color'
One dpaa taken a short
* J 3°5 tu the appetite, audl
One dues often repeated! i
Its wont forms, while Sum-1
yield almost to the first)l
One ,or two doses cures'
In children: there is not 1
remedy In tho world, aa it [ >
A fowhottloe cares Dropsy ,
We toko pleaiaro In re-'
•f. 5 Preventive for Fever /
all fevers of a Bilious type. '
and thousands are w Ilnur
ylrtttos,
lUfifvw^ 6^Uthtlr ttn *hlmous testimony in,
THE LIVER IJSVIOORATOR
nf 0 * 8 ? Jaun^ ice or tytpeptia to a common
ueaaachc, oil of which arc tho result of a hiscASCh i.»w
DR. Stvmml C n (,S! t MtUK PE * “OWL*.
S. Mfby Q’ W O K^ l Au roiidWUi \ l Nw *>*• ,
w ~ Altoo T>in?fcaa * '■
POSITIVE INFORMATION!—THE
having perfected their Serin* fitork
nowom* to tUo public tho JLAKOKST
1“ the town of Alumna Q * oC **
lo&trt?: pubUsla “» «urd 1. to present tbolbi.
rcciint hard tlmci hate wry much *l a
them from IThandS! “*“**> lota, man, of
honght tliem entirely fer caafe
aiv’S* f** 1 fur r<al, *J r P*y
heep onr (tuck fall by weeklk jfeedtote. !
J:
Blair county, alien pec cent - ■«y«fiw , »tor» la
Altoona, Jnuh 10, ISM.’
A beautiful assortment of
■ xx ' PBHTUlttii*, meh aa;
EXTRACTS FOR THE BAN
Pomatums, Hair Oils, Vohgnes, im* '
ported and domestic; Oriental
Props, Cosmetics, Prangv
panni Sachets,
Toilet Soaps, Main A
brushes, Tooth Brushcsy
Pressing Comls, Pocket .
Purses, Bag Leaf Water, etc., dc., etc.
»OST BKCEITED AS© FDS BALS to* AI
Juno M, J858.-t< : .
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.—
retnrncdfrom the Eastern cities vnAa targe gn£
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
ani * qoa»rt« of Overcoats Drees
Veto, Pant*, Boob and QhOes. and nvrvtbln. T ■
in an establishment of the kind, all of which*!*
l T I-riccafSroalh naVtagL^M
jUMtoek ht C *A prices, he is thereby enabled to Bell VSry
Uo invites all those in want of anything in bis tin. in
h Hk?Jlr
. 4Hoona, SepfcOO,lMB.-tf ™ TVC * >
T rrr WME t—Duucansville
JL> time Kiln, near Hollldarsburtc, p«. ,
'■*■. VpStoa, four lamldn»
UME
“;rr j.,?.” isssss, l
“^wmhtijjhyAragon, or at the KUn. Address
f'IASSVH.I.E SEMINARY.
Tho tAT«. nr .a. U , jayi ‘ r £-*450 I'BU Qtnauat.
- n r~ e . fePP 8 P f Khod are so Jow and the privUcvea
*s“*““T cvcn AtagrcatOUfaraM
nnaq to their advantage to patronize it it, rtes»T£T!
All Branches, bftli ttscful oiti or
nS 8 * Sftulente of bdtli seses aftddJUtjce.
sSF'Sa' =o «^"a>E
Addrea J.b. f, ,r. M ,
TXQME testimony. ~^r
than any utter medicine I ever used. AXES. MCKEE?
Thlii la to onrtiAr ♦» «l y er Mifflin county, Pa.
W,-SiJ5
mended and found to act almost £££.
pt - ~’ 69 ~ 1 y- Decatnr township, Mifflin co. Pa.
~\IG~ ALL PAPERS ! Wall l—
! th?Tu“heuiol h ° IaISQSt <Uid Che ‘* peSt “ ortaMrt
a?a K^~ I>a P or J’onrrooms and bo sociable. ~
ObD FOLKS—Paper your rooms aod bo comfortable. ' !.
BoantiftinVall Papers can ho bought at all tnrKes from i
8,10 and 12 cents up to per roll. 1 u ;
F ,lrtah . 19 ' , 1 ? ro Boar<l Screens, TAt* Circles. ,
w ith a great variety of decorations always for sale by
art « makshau. * co.
_ S pt ~ looo— 2mj 57 Wood street Pittsburg, Pa.
C. J. JirasT. M. I). b w K ;
DRS. HIRST & GOOD, TEnBM 1
their professional services to the citizens of Altiww
and vicinity in the several branches of ~ i
MEDICINE AND, SURGERY*
Country calls regularly attended to.
Office, the same os heretofore occupied by I>r Hint
By consent, D. B. Good refers to P 7 • Uir * t
J. M Oenunill M, D-, Alesandria, Pa.
J. B.Lnden, 51. D.. Huntingdon, «
u y> "HUaihsbarg, Pa.
A wha3t Mrs. Vuutlm
P^^p aiiaTl^e says:—I h&Ve tfe*d /uWbiiK mi
prepared by J. D. tewfatwiu
painful disease myself and recamfoendlttoSthSS 7
every case found It to be one of tho b^
sore abd painful diseases. Rcllwl il? ££
utoe. Every ihinll yB bomd^v7KL^. mtoW^
sept, la,
TtS s . reparation rob ex.
B3iw «*■**«««.
Jan. .l. K-,fj o. w.ksj^
principal regulator* of the
perform* its function* well,
wo fully developed. The
I dependent on tho healthy
; proper performance of It*
jach I* at fault, the bowel*
i system euOfers in come*
i Livkb— baring ceased to do
of tlmt organ, one of the
study, in a practice of more
some remedy wherewith to
rangement* to which Ik 1*
dylsat hut found, any per*
CoarL4i.Ni, i n oj jy|
tl«, and cooTiction fa o«r>
morbid or bad matter tea
their place a health* flow
stomach, causing Ibod to
BWu ®» siring tone and
nery, removing the
radical cure.
>
fc
«ri. amh, Waal » nm.
•lonal u*e of the ldTXa.l*.
•efficient to rvUera the *to
from riling and (oaring,
row retiring, prevent*
“i«ht, looeen* the the bow
nvxnie*.
will cun
fpoouaful via all^JTri
mate obutmcttett mnott
and make* a perfect cam.
Jy relieves Cholic, whOo
u a lure cure for Caoum
of Gnome.
needed to throw oat Of tho
I cine slier s long sir knees
iJii'.NDici; removes all ml.
| Horn the skin,
i time before estto* rives
makes tho food digit Veil,
cures Chronic Warthooain
mcr end liuwei, complaints
attaekv caused by Wonka
sorer, safer, or speedier
nerrr/mU.
by exciting the absorbents,
commending the medicine
•nd Ague, Chill fever, and
It operates with certaintT.
to testily to iu woader&l
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