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-liV r i> 5 TA Tgo
E YEAR.
: O. J. Wood JorJtOStMlte^i.
, luui iunr
bf RiVCD from *ll grfi: tf ||_~
intelligent to proriifljEtfvT*
;ad the circular f«4sw^|||i^
Uhto fur centuries
inly remedy,
s v,ig». By a recentdjfjWTHy S '
rajaraaßi
t“l*oeed upon byHalr tSE*
nil persons we mromUy
1 try once again, forln Wood',
ch thing a* faU. IVeknojr of»
i»ed the article a short tuoe,
xmiilutoly with the •Unlflstsu
in.itilo. We know of nmneroiu
ily falllngout, which it restarM
it ever had bean bolbre.', "
•'mu of the bent article* tnr
Liuu, making it non aadVbalv
m proved itself the
is heir K •„
i' to improve their ner»o«.i
• differ in regard to tailsipi
; admit that ft bcautmitbJJjlJ
i.m. is an object much lobeiU
iie that should be left .untried o,
. IPmian’j Advocate. Mill.
■ diocton, Ohio, Nor. 17,188#,
As 1 have been enßfod is
iie the lost season IproßoJ3-
i. kliiHon.’l and
i it mj-self, I wonldlSetoA.
' of Ohio or some Stkfaln &•
take such an arraturemeaLu i
e/jual loUin theViMektlattt.
ive been engaged totteßnJ
• i;il have sold variom pten^
uml nothing tliatresfanctft.
t. s the scalp u vrsltasjnwi.
y,ur restorative li eriut»«
;:;e to engage in tbent* *f jt
!. Vourstruiy. v
ivnj land. Muss.. Peb. S, jbj;
i,—Gents: Havingiteltsed the
i.iratlve, T Willi to etalsi th..
m ; os well u mtftlmf*.
li'-ard. to try ths ortfelt tn
growth and change hs'ttjar
iiicli it has effectedcafeajtt*-
.ve used nearly three MnW.
JAMKBfBA3JfIIBi
•rs 312 Broadway,VeWTwk,
ilihg Establtsluaent,) jUIIU
i.i:, Altoona, and by tllenod
fJnne3;.lWgfyi
»XA CABINET
under-^gMMMM|^.
scatl
, :e.purod
i f ußmrußß,
i KIND, ,
IST NOli&'
l‘ igc.l to be ctiaMsslAft
m (he line
hiking. ••
ini with their orienJaegiplj
ply of Furniture on bend, ts
n cf those intending to '
JSE-KBEPISOS^'^-'V
jiu in LuudliasyUle,"new
VE
AG KU&&L CA'
rti !iclo In .tilt*
b usrtl in thai^eh.lhSjtSH
ptagp.
tuv'ztiud ctpc
r.-A:SBSflig£A*
adapted to the Mepfli jwiftlt.
t: 1 li-i' r -nt - ■ eonrtitliiy ffTittiT*-
i! '. I'rinth ®an^Bp««!MA
l'i\ Ladies
is ;.j mention.
ui>! see before purchadaf *)**•
cr t!um the Jews. . g
in a town eftfW.ts
xi of Ladies U6oifs,Jß|avH a i
it'drcns Tal maa,and
: .test and best aMUlU£s*t''
<• in these mountain**
cuniUtl^rfvjlj ® B''
a- Boston and Seer TnrttJjr''
r and MuscaradoTfrafftiiS**'
ES AND FKUIT
r.-'Sj 12Jd eta. wfMtjy.
i'.rous,
noons, Almonds, MMOTeff*
■ ••''•! thecWpeat.
■1 seilptfon—SetotpwllS
Iff Knives—tbetHdWp
•-xm end futtum.
" i X ‘ i
- -<*sr
c;
L round. ■■■O'utJ*
v- at cla nyi.
xTJTW^^
t, ;apt>rlujn. ; .
ieap coat eMw
ixTXNOEB t VLlMj^S’S
tap pairofpafd*
i; n.NGEE * ULLMAS'B
iiy cheap Under*
; iTIXGER 4
good and cheap
rrixorn 4 CX.LMAS’ 8-
rood' hat or PIP
STTINGEB'/k
king in the i^r
lITOCGER 4 L'LLMAK^'
I Clothing dbpaP
aTISGEB 4 CUAW#?.-
it good Clothing
lITINGEK 4
;—GrENTI<Bj J ®*
I-^SkSS^g
kd upon.
:. ; sortmesT^
ptpl Ilikttße.
•: 4i
«g£dwt r f»t»OD, White. & Co.,
!Eute«i>»*. ,or #?^k4 s^ irred by
JpjfSphaving
a 22d 1817, wntMixi an Aot/topreyent;
|Wg |Bf«»p- u«^&
tay Wtvtioketi ,«f «edit in
■yi by Banks;
#**wHy» a
1 Iron Mutthi *ong«^^toe
fon.ittheir Ijuriice, jl« v %e
Allege,
nuniber of Bhin-plMiere, orttoles,
Wjonfl amounts of ffom fiTe centa jßpwMdn,
wSehwere made payable in gobda and given to
4h«r employees, bat which passed from hand
to bend, and the result of the issue by the Deft
of these nqtes was, that they, were ip the hands
of half the men of Hollidaysburg, and ttnqnos
tioaably. used, as a circulating medium there.--
The Magistrate on all of the casesgave jttdg
nmit for the Dfts., on the ground, that the Plff.
ftiied to prove that the Dfts. re-istued f those
holes. The Act, as we view it, although ere
confess we are not lawyers and never haveheard
•the expressed opinion of any Counsellor as to
it, is violated by any partnership, &c., .unless
expressly allowed by- law to do so making, is -
V«ny* re-issuing or circulating any paper in the
nature of a Bank Note, or exercising the.prop
erties .of a Bank Note, of any amount whatever.;
We do, not know what the proof was in the
use, and consequently give no opinion as to
whether (he justice was right or not, and at any
nte would not do so, as we learned, a day
vt two ago, from a gentleman in Hollidhysburg,
that appeals had been taken by the Plff. in air
.of the cases, and os they will come'before Judge ;
Tsylor for his judicial opinion—which wo would
regard as much better and more reliable than
ouri—we. wi!l,await the decision'of the proper
tribunal. 1 We do not believe, however, that it
is necessary for the Plff. to show that the, notes
w«ie rt-issued, if the issuing and circulating of
them os money were proven. The cases have
crested considerable excitement at Hollidays
hurg. R. B. Petriken, Esq., of Huntingdon, and
1,. W. Hall, Esq., of this place, are the Counsel
for the Plff., and Messrs. Calvin and .Williams,
of Hollidaysburg, for the Dfts.
CONCERT FOB TUE BENEFIT OF THE POOB.—
The late inclement weather hair brought to the
notice of the Relief Committee, several fami
lies in our town who are now actually suffering
for want of food, fuel and clothing. Doubt
less, reader, you have been comforting your
conscience with the reflection that you knew of
no enc who needed yonr assistance, while prob
ably within a stone’s throw of your comfortable
fireside, some unfortunate beings were shiver
ing over a few smoking embers, if indeed they
bad fire at all, or were lying down, half fam
ished .with hunger, to seek sleep and a while
forget their misery. For you to have aided
them entirely from your, porclmnce, not,exten
sive store, would have been more than is requi
red, but you, now have an opportunity to Con
tribute your “ mite” towards alleviating their
sufferings and giving peace to your conscience,
by purchasing one or more tickets to the con
cert, to be given for the benefit of the poor of
Altoona, at Keystone Hall, on Thursday even
ing, January 2<lh. The concert will consist
of vocal .and instrumental music. The enter
tainment will be worth the price of admission.
In regard to the duty of all in this matter, read
the communication signed “Benevolence,” in
another column
Tickets for the concert maj be had of the fol-
lowing persons:—
George 11. Cramer.
John Shoemaker, Post Office.
Charles R. McCrea.
C- R- Hostetler. i . ' '
A.C. Vauclain. \
Itoid R Henry. 1
James Lowther.
Cjuzr Rick About Ag^ix—•“ Cptuy Boce,”
(a* he is fami 1 iarly styled) the seven-day Bap.
tisi, has been.in toimXpr the laat few dUys, re
nemng his offer qf a s2ogolsl piece. to nnypcr
»on who will prove'from scripture that the first
% of the week is the Holy Sabbath; or a check
for SI,OOO to any person who can prove, by Ho
ly Writ that sprinkling or pouring constitutes
Baptism.. No .one appears inclined to take him
op, as the old ntmun \
Ckmvlaeo * man agalwt hi* will,
He a of the game opinion ettlt,”
would very likely be vemfied in his case. Ip
his political sentiments he farw to
«ta. Ho professeß .strong temperance princi
plee and delights in givirig the dovoteea of the
lusoiotte ireed aiew- digs undcr the ribs. As 'a
matter of course, he 'collects quite a crowd.to
luten to. his hanmgneg.but whether they are
odified thereby is Another matter,'
Bwt con--
Pattalate bo?
»We” (when the 2W*ne \9jlfk** about) of
town “ promotion .to .the
pwtofmail mestengcrbetWeentoepost-office and
Kwlroad Depot. Some pemnsmight not call
“ 11 P r °moUpn to Xejfceivceuoh hMtuation, but
" ( SW&«
nng« in the mag aunt of $366 a year, and
can be attended jttt
rLJ^ man^reg ? l !‘ r b u
B 3^ 4l ‘ Tlw of me *M, may more prepay be
? a promotion than tereceivean office with
*pt>ndiDg title in which honors afp ‘the'
tif ** * east w * should/prefer.it. As.a
u it always gives!
awarded. 'iNo.pi* de-
M * • •' •• S ' kr ’ }• - • r- :<
*. . . American House, in this-place,
w (?*»*>.?) for a large bear, weighing
Here’s a chance
" I tomakeansoe
amjwßJSiir
Kouic.‘ %: r -- ai ; cw^• I®WD,at 1 ®WD,at fte American
>*- I'K !ij-*
SrtMS.
-»7H «..
T«ut Lwr.—Tke following Hngthy list of
cnaw set down fo» «•! st the next term of
in-tliia cfrdatyr, eotnßModog o» ilonday
tho Wo nre Of opinion that if the
Court can dispose df them In one month, in
of two weeks, |t will do e&d
'££■
Kyte’sear.
atom
» ■ ** MCflllPlML ~
Abro.Koon w. p. 'McNally.
heirs.
■ notum wok. , v
M, A H. White.
ifoweiy^Pike.
O. w. Shermer va.Catler AFitxmOrlck,
Mmt £>wryv*. G. X. Lloyd.
„ Du'l ,K. ftwni q, EudiKeSatl
S aVll \Pl?* ,vs ’ B-ItfUeA Co.
Gco vaJßtair Oa. j. k
K. McClain vg. Daniel K. Beamy.
AJ-lnonton vg. Holliday A Bingham.
Daniel K.Keamj yg. H og h McNeaL
GoorgeWelm vs. Jane Bealea.
t Owyyt.O«»rw»,Cow«n.
Koongman.
i w Di ?' ctor » otpoar, Ac.
. i ■ y«, Ogterloh ACalahan.
1 5c, Fi^5 tT »- O-L. Lloyd.
Attoneyetal.
Rrt:pi C^ tlU ? B * dlnr - McKlUlp.
B. A.M. White A Co.
t»m. f v r use yg. Tho*. Jackson’a a»,
AugustiUiKuhlowind .TB. John Nagfo.
.aamogll.BcUw. p. K. lUamy.
P. Sliocnhcrger'e esr». vs. Sivnie. '
Alex. Bradley vg. W. F. BridenthalL
fcmou w. Daniel Uontz. •
C. cxr!sv«. Dr. P. Shoenbergers exra.
t » iS 8 " , yg. A. Pi-Wilson
s'?; Iliicxnanys. J.D. Hnghcset aL
S. M. I’unn vs. A. B. Clarke.
John Nfce to. J. L, Beifenyder A at
Bell. Johnson, Jack A Co. vs. J. Hemphill.
F. Sellers A Co.vg.E.S. Lytle.
Bryan, Gardner A Co. vs. Holliday, Bingham A Co.
Lazarus Iwwrry, J r . vs. Benjamin Elliot?
erf Middle«WHrth s vs. John Braden.
Jowph Kcmp.Yß,iH6terti<ytle»
? e w Co. vr. Bingham A Holliday
J. E. Irwin va. A. C. Irwin A al.
Jesse Wingate yi. Ed. McQraw.
A. P. Wilson for use vg.D. K.Beamy.
C, Stewart, vs. ,P.R. R. Co.
J. E. Gould va. D. K.Beamy.
Jos. Shannon vs. A. K. Flgart.
® el ‘< Johnaton, Jack A Co. va. 8. D. Hays.
H. B. Wilkins v*. George Port
Thomas Mays va. Daniel J. Primer.
Maria Brown va. Joseph Shannon
Alex. Johnston ys. O. B, Snang’s admr.
A. McDermott v*. W. A M-Xocklngton.
Jacob Grod va. Glemcnt Jaggard. **
HcnnrUughcs va. Charles Hughes.
K M. Lemon vg.iT. B. Lloyd.
A. Kauffluan vs SJ. Robinson ACa
O. J. PhiUlps TS..W. W. Jackson.
Thom*, Mays «. D. J. Primer
K Habensehaden wPff Ranch
?, e . nry , T^.V!*' w N Woodberiy School District ,
Alter A W illistonvs JWingate
George Clapper’s Ezra vs J Wingate
Jos McCcnnick va John Burger
From the Auditor General’s Report for
the year 1858, we gather the following informa
tion of the amount paid into the Stath Treasury
by this County. The figures ore quite respect
able and much higher than counties of greater
dimennsians; —
Hollidaysbarg Gas Co. $67 69
Tavern License .ggg 00
Retailers do. „ 1,800 99
Brokers do. 60
Circus dp. 47 60
Distillery & Brewery do. 147 25
Eating House, &c. do. 228 .00
Patent Medicine do. 19 00
Militia Tax 243 06
Tax on writs, wills, & deeds 082 69
Collateral Inheritance tax 119 60
Central Bank Bonus 8,000 00
Accrued Interest *l5 06
Tax on Real and Personal Estate 8,656 72
Total v $16,054,95
Sheriff's Saxes. —The ‘following .properties
in this plage, pro advertised by Sheriff Funk, to
bo sold at the Court House, in Hollidaysbarg,
on Monday next, 24th inat
A lot of, ground in the Borough of Altoona,
fronting #) Action Ra'lrpad' street. 'wiih a 'two
stqry ffame dwelling house—sold as the prop
erty ,of'Jbseph^anghlin/
ground l o,n the corner of Emma
and Caroline streets, with a three story briok
tavern.house and other buildings:—sold as the
property of John G. Fleck". ; V ;
•^°il Q - 8 btgr9.m»d fronting on Main or Vir
ginia streets, with * two story .frame house and'
atable—Sold of ,rotnok sluudfty.
A lot of groandifrontiog on Emmastreet,
with a three story and two story frame dwelling
houses—sold as the property of Jeremiah K.
Bellman.
.Farkwem, Bnnuos.—On Sunday' morning
* ast > A Speck, who, for .the last two years
has hitdbchaige of the United Brethren congre
gationi to this place, preached his farewell ser
mon, previous to taking his departure for Johns -
town, to which .atotion ,he was assigned by the
late Conference held in\this place. We are
sorry to loose him from our society, as his gen
tlemanly deportment, kindness of heart, and
zeul fpr tbe canse qf religion had endeared him
to his people all with whom he associated.
We are glad to know that he has been assigned
to a. - as hc certainly deserves re
l^ tolrors in this place, which, In view
labored under seri'.
ois embarrasment .when be took charge of it,
wicre .wfdppus .ahd perplexingT' JJU place will
be filled by Rev. Mr. Dick.
lAwks the ladies connected with
the Methodist Chtu’Ch have appointed their
Committee, to. attend to the different turange
me,nts tQ up a sppper for the
bedefit of the hharoh! oh#e ebbing of ti»es2d
of »• Wtevej entering
with .the; affair.,, Much depends upon
tent /better iones tban those selected coold not
“ln Union there is
aqd hope ttnt ,oil vho A.el interested ;ta;lte
matte^‘will lend a helf(ing ht)d
makAtheSnpperwhat it shonhhanddoubtless
wiU a credit to all. Wkbow they &t up
a supper bhee, but tfiey'can hic&
it this (dine. . .v- • •;■ :
, A number the
P e *»“*l &*}*■ of Thps.
Pcntf a, have presented him liripk la^ljfin
did painting, by ,W. C. Wall,of Pittsburgh, as
a markoftheir estceuforhim as a mii|f||p
officer. .% painting represents*Hceneopthe
PenneylvaniaßaU Road, near ftvfyf'
a few miles above this place. WC do
member ever having viewed a
bo much of real life-like Boengry
It is a gift worthy the recipient, and therepata
;
’ <*• Altoona Tribune.
Mmbm. Editors It is with pleasure tout
Safe lelroedthatpi^ftajytfons *re
IB *^ n B_J 0 *«▼» -a concertfor the benefit of the
P°°T* mbanismenti and ne
«QM«y of tfaepastwear.
mnltipßsd, this class. There 2!^ gnSSme
¥ r . " ?«Ten in ®ir own mlds^Mdsow
Jr S** l 9 * vati ' making so
pSKm of “y p««» <»•
paeons , «n. would be necessary were thev to
Bpon aU and would
It Will at
£?! f ««uah a most delightfal enter
to!^®tOTOT? And who, of
if nr raiders* does not love music ? Jfyou have
1 giro yon timely
the most profound
■ that hath no music in his wnL
nt *fflovod by concord ,of sweet sound*.
& fltfbrtreason, stratagem and spoils.” "
Bnd gifted musicians will "he
tnpre to disooorse rich, sweet music for the en
wrtammeDt of those who come to lay their of
n ;*£« Rlter of humanity and benevo-
Sr^n? W;^M^. been preparing for the ocoa
sion and are willing to make their offering to
r’tto oo^.o^ 86 ’ by giving the entertainment
Th »[js generous, ahd worthy the com
mendation of thejiumanc. Lems all then second
tbeu ’ worthy, offer by our attendance upon the
!£“ c "*L® r $ least, if we can not be there, by
toe purehase ; of as many tickets as our
*■ J»atrfy, or the nature of the object de
mmids. None we presume will be so selfish as
not to purchase a ticket because circumstances
will prevent their attendance upon the musical
entertainment. This would imply that they
gave because they expected an equivalent iri
the pleasure of hearing the sweet music, and
pot to feed the hungry or starving, warm the
cold, or clothe the nakbd. This would be to
misapprehend, entirely the object of the con
.offer an equivalent for what
IS given, (though m reality it would be for
more) but to furnish gratis, a pleasant occasion
for the benevolent to come together and make
? eo offering to this praise-worthy object. It
is to afford a: convenient and yet attractive op
portunity for us to do unto others as we would
naye them, if circumstances were altered, do
unto us. ' And who can toll how soon circum
stances might .demand that thus the benevolent
should do for.iwt The beginning of last year
dound many in affluence who are now in beg-
May not the same happen to us ?
The suffering condition of the poor makes
loud claims upon the philanthropist. For if he
be what he professes,' his love for his kind is
boundless as the seas, and his benevolence wide
as the poles, r ■ ; ■
Still londeif are the claims of our own poor
upon the patriot. His peculiar love for his own
country must in the nature of the case intensi
i' j ii° T * R ' pifj for his own country-men.—
And they are bis country.men, wherever bom,
whp are now the adopted Sons of America and
under the oath of allegiance to her constitution
laws. : Yet still louder, are the claims
of .the poor, upon the Christian —for "pure r,e
ligiou and undc&led before God ahd the Father
is this, to visit the fatherless and widows in
their affliction.' “And now abideth faith, hope,
chanty, these three; but the greatest of these is
chanty.’' BENEVOLENCE.
1
Installed.—To-day our clever fellow-towna
man, John Woods, Esq., late proprietor of the
“Mansion House,” will be duly installed as one
of the managers of the “ Altoona House.”—
With such a clever host as he is, we have no
doubt that the “ Altoona House” will receive a
largely increased patronage. Mr. Woods enjoys
an extensive acquaintance and. a good reputa
tion as a caterer for the accommodation of those
who “pat.up” with him. His many friends
will be glad to learn that ho is now in a position
to dntertaih them handsomely, and will give him
a call.
•Look Out.— A counterfeit $lO bill on the
Chambersburg Bank has just been put in circu
lation. It is so well executed that a clerk in
one pf the Lancaster Banks received it without
detection. The only means of detecting the
spurious notes is by tho imperfection in the
printing of the Vignette, and by a single slight
blurred like through the letter X in three
corners of the note. In the genuine there is a
double line, waved, through each of
these ■
®te list Quarterly Meeting of the M.
E. Church, for the present Conference year,
was held on -Monday eyeitjug Ja|t, Bey. George
Guyer, P. E., .officiated on Sabbath. Although
laboring nnder severe indiapoeltion, he deliver
ed two excellent discourses, .whiob were well re
ceived by large and appreciative audiences. In
regard to financial matters, we believe that,
notwithstanding tho scarcity of means, every
thing will be fettled up fully and satisfactorily.
Protracted Meeting.— A Protracted Meet
ing commenced in the Presbyterian Church, in.
this place, on Thursday last, and is still in pro.
gress. The evidences of a spirited revival
f mong the members of the church as well as
nou-profpasors. is very cheering, Rev. Dr.
Mapper has besn assisting the fniniater in charge.
Uhd hie services are highly appreciated by all
Who have had the pleasure of listening to his
discourses.
Wc “f® glad to learn thatfriepd McPike,
of the Jonstown Echo, is again on bis feet hav
ing just recovered from a second attack ofquin
sy. He says his vituajling department was
closed for three days. Better be careful, Mac,’
that you do riot have a thin! attabk of the dis
ease, as it might entirely stop up the depart
ment spoken pf, and thus the light of a bril
hunt luminary ;be.fore?er hid.
■; . • ! ■
JptL At the last Annual meeting of the Blair
CenhtjF Protection Mutual Fire. Insurance Com
pany; the following gentlemen wore elected Di
rectors for the ensning year;—Thos. B.Mote,
JosophSmith, jR. A. McMurtrie, ThatLßanks,
.-W. Rhodes, John Bean. W.’
M. Lloyd, J. Ci f t I
&( fsr tfte Arctic Regionl
?If wy of. Ladies aro dissatisfifcd mth tie
weather.wo and deeire visiting the
Begioe, we would recommend them to
,«•*! 9P V* f* and Uieir wayd
fobe from Us’ beautiful stock of R
How a Man’s Line is SomnmtEs Pholokqbd.
—Below Will be. found a certificate from one of
our most respectable citizens, residing in’ Pat--
ton township, regarding the efficaoy of Dr Key
sets Pectoral Syrup, a medicine which we, hate '
ifayorabiy known for a dong time, land which is
attested by hundreds of our immediate citizens,
in every walk in life. Whatever some may
think of what are usually termed patent medi
does, wo have entire confidence in Dr. Keyser’s
Pectoral, as we are aasqred that the Doctor pre
pares every ounce of it with his own hands.
“ Some time ago, on old neighbor of mine
was very ill with a bad cough, which every.one
supposed to be consumption, told
me that he had taken every remedy they heard
of jwithont benefit, his brother came to sec him
and all were confirmed in the belief that he
could not live- Iliad about a third of a bottle
of your Pectoral Syrup, which I gave him, and
it entirely cured him to the astonishment of all.
What makes the case more remarkable is the ex
treme age of the man, he being about eighty
years old. X have no doubt the pectoral saved
his life.” JOHN M’GINNIS,
April 14, 1857- Patton tp.
Sold by G. W. Kessler, Altoona.
THE BALL OF FASHION is still open, and
the Proprietor, in returning thanks to his nu
merous customers -for their liberal patronage
bestowed on him since his commencement, here
desires to say (without fear of contradiction)
that he is prepared -to offer for their inspection
the best assortment of handsome Dress Goons,
Shawls, Cloaks, Whitb Goods, Ac., Ac., that
can be found in /,'toona.
.Respectfully, Ac., C. J. MANN.
ffiiz Panic—More Failures.— The panic in
New York seems to be on the increase. In this
city everything goes on smoothly, and the only
failures we have heard of were the failures to
furnish good fits made by some inferior clothing
establishments. There is no such difficulty to
be encountered by those who - patronize the
Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill A Wil
son, Nos. 603 and 605 Chcsnut street, above
sixth. Gentlemen and Youths never fail to pro
cure capital fits at this popular establishment.
igL. Sec advfttisement of Dr. Sandford’s
LIVER IN VIGOR ATOR in another column.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dailey’s Magical Pain Extractor.
. In all diseases inflammation more or less predominates—
now to allay inflammation strikes at thp root of disease—
hence an immediate enfo.
BALLSY’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and nothing else, will allay inflammation at once, and make
a certain cure.
BALLET'S MAGICAL FAIN EXTRACTOR
will core the following among a great catalogue of dieoasas;
Barns, Scalds, Cuts, Chafes, Sore Nipples, Corns, Bunions,
Bruises, Sprains, Bites, Poison, Chilblains, Biles, Scrofula,
Dicers, Fever Sores, Felons, Kar Ache, Piles, Sore Eyes,
Gout, Swellings, Rheumatism, Scald Head, Salt Rheum,
Baldness, Erysipelas, Ringworm, Barbers’ Itch, Small Pox,
Measles, Rash, 4c., 4c.
To some it may appear incredulous that so many diseases
should be reached by one article; such an idea will vanish
when-reflection points to the iact, that the salve is a com
bination of ingredients, each and every one applying a per
fect antidote to its apposite disorder.
BALLETS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects is magical, because the time is so short be
tween disease and a permanent cure; and it is an extrac
tor, as it draws all disease out of the affected part, leaving
nature as perfect os before the injury. It is scarcely ne
cessary to say that no house, work-shop, or manufactory
should be one moment without it.
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon it
a steel plate engraving, with the name of Henry Bailey,
Manufacturer..
Sold by Q. \V. Kessler. Altoona; George A. Jacobs, llol
lidaysburg; ond'bj- all the Druggists and patent medicine
dealers throughout the United States and Canadas.
Principal Depot, 185 Chambers street. Now York.
Nov. 11,1858-ly C. I'. CIIACE.
THE GREA T ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE’S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, it. D, Phy
sician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all
those painful and delicate diseases to which the female con
stitution is subject. It, moderates all excess and removes/
all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on. •
Ip JIABJUTD Uldiis ,/
it is peculiarly sailed. It will, id A short time, bring Oh
tho monthly period with regularity. .
Each bottle, price one dollar, bean the G overhment Stamp
of Qropt Britain, to prevent counterfeits, y
CAUTION. /
These Pdls should not be taken by females during the first
three months of Pregnancy, as theyAsre sure to bring on Jtis
carriage, bulat anyother time they are safe. .
In aU cases of Nervous mid Spinal. Affections,.Pain in
thoßackand Limbs,' Fatigdeon slight exertion, Palpitation
,bf the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will effect
a cure when alfothmKmeans have faffed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, calomel, antimony,
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Pull directions in the pamphlet around each package,
.which should bo carefully preserved. S
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (late I. C. Baldwin A Go.)
Rochester, N. Y. ;
N. 8.—51.00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any an
thorired'Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 60 Pills,
by return mall.
B. L. Fahnestock, Pittsburg, Wholesale Agents; also, for
sale by all Druggists. f June 3,1858.-ly.
HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE.
WM. A. BATCHELORS HAIB DYE I
* TAs Original and Best in the Whrld!
All others are mere Imitations, and should be avoided, If
you wish to escape ridicule.. ■
QRA.Y, -RED, or RUSTY HAIR. Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the least
Injury to the Hair or Skin. ,
Fifteiit Medals and Diplomas hawbeen awarded to Wm.
X. Batchelor since 1839, and orer 80,000 applications have
been made to the hair of his patrons ofhis famous Dye.
F?' HAIR DIE produces a color
not to Jie disti pgulahad from nature, and Is w&uLUtcas not
to injure in the least, ho werer long it maybe continued,
•tod the ill effect of BadDyee remedied; the Hair inrigo
rated for Life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied (in B private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, New Tori*. ■ '
Sold by Druggists in Altoona, and' by Druggists in all
dues and towns of the United States,
; W* The Genuine has' the name and address upon a steel
plate engraving bn icior sides of each Box, of
' 1 : f^XBA^EjWB,
Nov. IS, £B5B-Xy- . v 233 Broadway, New York.
Wi^-wias-wiGS.
; BATCHELOR’S WIGS ' ISD' TOtPEES surpass all.—
they are elegant. Jight, easy Arid durable.
; K|Ung to a charm—no turning npbehlnd—no shrinking
off the head; indeed, this is the only Establishment where
thase thingsare and madA : ‘
Noy. IS, ■ M 3 Broadway. flew Tofk.
: TOOTHAGHE- -
This disease can be cured hy’Dn. Krrszx’s Tooraion
Bno»r, prepared by him to Pittaburgli, Pa;
up to'boribWand'aoldat 35 cants * iitilß
83W
■>». w. tmn. : : - *
Important to Females-kDr Qheese
***’• comWnatlonof Inigredtenti In these
Mto Ehey
m nddtaztofr.
h»®Zal«rlUp«,r patafal ninptraallons., removing adob-
told Or ottered*; bssstaoks/paln
ft! il|ie)i!
fiwm interraealtopf law*, hJnSfgmUh*
certainty periodical VfsAwßted
bl«, and free from anything injurious ta ilo™-
pUcit directions, whkb should be read, accompany toch
box. Pries $l. Bent by uaU by enclosing $1 to say
authorised Agent.
It! B. HUTCHINGS, General A gent for the United States,
165 Chambers street. New York. | .
’7b whom all Wholesale orders should httaidretstd.
\ Sold by Q. W. Kessler.. Altoona; Oeoj Z, Jacobs; QnUi
daysborg; and by all Dtoggistslia the Onlted States.
Call on the Agent and gets jWnphlet free. '
- Nov. 18,1838-ly. V ■
FIXWR AND FlfBD HABKET,
AT ALTOONA STfcAM ‘
Flow. Superfine, : 3 ; mqo
“ [Extra Family “ ?- : i - uS
Cora Heal 100 Uml A 1 I SJo
Bran A Shorts WlOO lbs. ('!• 100
Rye Chop, “ « \i . . ; j‘«
Corn and Oats, “ « •' -r ■ ?««
Middlings, ” " - «
Cash paid <&r all kinds of Grain. Floor and Feed can
always bo had at the Mill at the prices Qiiotod abeve.
’■ JOUN. AXUBOR.
married.
In HoUUayabmrg, on tbe lfth instant; hy tb* Bev.», X.
D ,* ARt-’RIBALB A, McFADDBNj&q!, to
BARBARA A. LOWRKT, all bfltollldaysbarg.
,*? R»friabnrg,OD the 4th instant, JOSHPH KEMP, Bsq.,
l,da ‘ V “ bUr& to ARNES SAKREBS, of the ter
Employment. —350 £ month,
AND ALL EXPENSES PAID.—An Agent is wanted
in every town in the United States, to engage iu a respecta
ble and easy business, by which the abovd profits mar be
T hßtlier PU’Hcipars, address Dr.
J. HENEV W ABNEP, corner of BroomwTad Mercer Sts.,
New York City, enclosing one postage stamp. [Jan. 13.
PBIOE REDUCED ■ ONE-HALF!
NEW MEDICAL SALt
INFLAMMATORY DISEASES!
try in
ONLY ONE DOLLAR!
CHRONIC PACKAGE* $2.60.
, See Advertisement.
Jan. 20,1859. • ;
NEW FlRM!—the UNDERSIGN
ED would respectfully Inform the citizens of Altoona
and vicinity that they have purchased the entire Stock and
' R - ®!! 9 Collins, and intcad to carry on the
BUTCHERING BUSINESS i.n bis stead. We\wlU fur
nish MEAT OF ALL KINDS at the lowest possible price.
Our MARKET DATS will be tha same os heretofore, on
TUESDAY and SATURDAY. We will also attend on
Monday and Friday evenings to supply those who prefer
Calling at that time. £WINO t CO.
' Altoouo, Jnu. 13, ISSS^-Sm
YAL UABLB PROPERTY FOR
SALE WITHIN THREE-FOURTHS OF A MILE
of Altoona.—The subscriber off.-rs at Private Sale, a lot
containing oho acre of gronud, with ait elegaht Frame
House, Spring House. Stable, and other buildings thereon.
Also a number of choice Fruit Trees, ’and Grape-vines,
which are in a thrifty condition. There Is a never-tailing
spring of water on the Jot.
If the property is not sold by the Ist of February, it wiH
bo lor rent.. Any information in regard to the property
may be had from QEOi B. CRAMER
Dec. 23, 186S-2m. ,
Druggist and Pharmaceutist,
Dealer in drugs, medicines,
OILS, PAINTS, DYE STDFFS, PATENT MEDI
CINES. PERFUMERY, CIGARS and VARIETIES. Room
under Keystone Dull, K. E. corner of Virginia and Annie
streets.
Constantly on hand a splendid assortment of
PERFUMERY,
consisting of all the Superior Extracts for the Handker
chief, Pomades, Hair Oils, Cologpos, Oriental Drops, Oos
fnetics, Frangip mi. Sachets, Fancy Soaps, Rouges, etc.
VARIETIES.
Brushes, Hair, Tooth, Nail. Flesh, Paint and Clothes.'
Porto Monnaies, Pocket Books, Purses, Pencils, Combs,
Knives and Violin Strings.
PAINTS AND OIES.
Paints of all sorts, both dry and ground In Oil. Window
Glass of every description.' ‘ ; '
Carbon, Linseed,'Sperm and Lard OIL.
PATENT 3VFEDIQINES.
Hoofland’s German Bitten, Eoerhave’s Holland Bitters,
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, 'Sarsaparilla and Cathartic Pills;
Sanford’s Liver luvigbrator; Lindsey’s Blood Searcher;
Clarke's Female apd Dnponco’s Golden Pills; .WrightV,
Wagon’s, McLane’s, Leidy’s and Corbin’s Pills; Wolfe’s
Aromatic Schiedam Sclmapps; Merchant’s Gargling Off;
Perry Davis’ -Pain Killer. Four-fold, Arabian, Mexican
and Nerve add Bona Liniment, together frith all the Popu
lar Medicines of the day.
/ CIGARS.
Light Guard Opera, V
~ La Fortuna,
, Evening Star,
La Salvadors, ,
Cigarettes,
La Tenncsr e,
.... Celebrated Yara Principe,
which ts very justly popular wherever: known, together
with all the superior brands In market. ’
A full assortment of Bnight’s Celebrated Flavoring Ex
tracts for Cooking, Dorkee’s Chemical Baking Powder, and
ilefketi* Prepared Farina.
GAMPttEN E and BURNING FLUID constantly on band.
Physicians desiring pure and reliable preparations will
And it to their interest to call.
Prescriptions careWlly and reliably compounded.
Remember the sign cf the Golden Mortar.
Altoona. Dec. 30,1858. ' i
Head quarters tor low
PRlCES.—Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
would respectfully beg leave to Inform the citizens of Al
toona and vicinity, that be has just received and opened
stock of ' ;
FARE & WINTER GOODS.
which ha will sell at very low prices for cash. It consists
in part pf ’ . j
Delaines, Robes, Pai de Clients , plain Merinos ,
figured and striped Merinos, Woolplaids, Union
Plaids, English Merinos' black, and fancy
Silks, Shqutls of every description; Sheet
ings, Muslins, Flannels, Cussimeres, Sat
tinetls. Ginghams, Chintz, 'Hosiery, '
Gloats, Embroideries embracing ■
* Collars, Setts, Bands , Insert- "
ings. Edgings, in fine,
every article of La~
dies . .ITear.
Also—An excellent assortment of fashionable Queens
ware, Glass-ware, Earthenware, Ac.
BOOTS and SHOES-of all sizes, qualities and styles.—
Ladies’ and Hisses’ Shoes Wnd Galters. ; ‘ "■■■
The very best assortment of GROCERIES mar be found
at this establishment.
Come onoiitome all!! and examine thoabove stock.
. Altoona,(fct. 14,1868 { J.-B-HILKMAN, ;f
WILL WONDERS NEVEfR CEASE
—No-sir-ec—not‘‘so long as McCOBMICK keens
s*w» »nd brings suchhandsome goods ashe
did this fell. It is tha wonder, of erery person howhs en«
sell such beautifulgoodsatsnctolbWmfow,bntthe torsi
tery is easily iM4i
want oadhe brings it, add be knows whereto buy to the
city to enable hUntosell cheap at home-.-
THE LADIES?”, toritod to Cali
lM». and fancy DRESS
embt^Fe^hi^S^S. 1
quire from a fifteen dollar shawl down id a stick of whato*
none or row of pint. »■ • ■■ ■.’ .
THE GENTLEMEN *•£
wgera
asnporb lot Of wears tnd’ tobacco.
■*?ck °f GKOCEBIESever brought to the 1 jtewn of Altoona,
Which will beaoldat as reasonable prices as they can bo
had elsewhere.' Comeandcxamlno and price, and yon may
sure money thereby, ' .. c
KVKR YRADV inrltAiiocalland exomino
v -»b"< A OUAI A.bus magnificent assortment of
good goods and cheap, goods, and We Will ezhi «t them
with pleasure, making no charge if yon do not buy.
r am foe sawlhs duilding
Ij iots,sh>»to to this Borough (hr
ififeen reasonable temitby [27-tfcJ J.BBOEMAtrUp
1 Skirte
HOLLAND BUTERS
CELEBRATED HOLLAND BSMJCDT lOV
■: ■...■flrwPB»StA, •;
IMEABE OP THE KlMEffl^
■ LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY Klto
FEVER AND AGUE,
And tits, various affections consequent upon a disordered
STOMACH OB LITER ,
Stull aalndigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Point,
Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, CoeuvoueM.
Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgic Affections, it has in numerous instance* proved
highly beneficial, and in others eflcctcd a decided cure.
: L This li a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly
scientific principles, after the manner of the celebrated
Holland Professor, Bocrhava: Because of its great success
In the most of the European'States, Its introduction into
the United States eras intended more especially for those
>of pur fidhcHand scattered here and there ovt r the flue of
this mighty country. Meeting with groat success ««nnn»
them, I now offer it to the American public, knowing'thol
its truly wonderful medical virtues must be acknowledged.
It is particularly recommended to those perw.ns whoa*
constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous
usa of anient spirits, or other forms of dissipation. - Qeoo
rally Instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly to the
seat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve/ railing
up the drooping spirit, and, in tact, infusing new health
and vigor in-the eystem.
CAUTION.—The great popularity of this delightful Aro
ma, has induced many imitations, which Urn public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to boy onr
ihipg tin until yea have given Boerhave'a Holland Bitters
a fsfr trial. Oue bottlo win convince you how infioltelv
superior it Is to alt these imitations. '■
49* Sold at sl,OOpcr bo.*tle,or six bottle* fcr 15, by the
sols ntonmou,
BENJ. PAGE, JR.. & GO.,
Uiau/i t; .na Pharmauntuti and CAhairti,
U ?JTT3BURQH,PA. “
T. W.DyottAj uQ*,'PhiUde>p)ilm Bwntal Pnrk, Kiw
York: John D. Park, Cincinnati; Barnard Adana * Co_
St. tanks; A. BOUdH, Altoona, Pa, And br Drneaiata
and Merchant* generally throughout the United lute*
and Canada*. fOetobarld, 188f-ly
HP HE LIVER INVJGORATOR
JL PUEPAKED BY SB. ASNFORU, .
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
liana of tho best Purgative and Liver Msdicinesnow be
fore the pnbtlc,. that acU as a CbtAartie, easier, milder and
more! tffectnal than any other medicine known. It isnot
only * OxtAartic, bnt a Liter remedy, acting first on the
Liter to eject its morbid matter, then on the
bowel* to carfy-off, that matter, thus accomplishing two
purpose* effectually, without any of tho painfut Mlinn
experienced in tho operations of most fnttertfc*. - It
strengthens the system at tho same time that it'purges it;
and when taken daily in moderate doses, will strengthen
and bulid it up with unusual rapidity. T” '
Tho.LiTta la one of the principal regulators of tha
human body ; and when it performs iUftmctionswell.
the powers of the sjstentf ate fully developed. TVs
stomach is almost entirely dependent on the hwiltby
action of tho Liver lot the Qj: proper performance of its
functions; when the atom- ach is at foUIt/ths bowels
are bruit, and the whole Q system; suffers In couiee
guence of one organ—tho Livxe—havlogccaasd to do
its duty. For the diseases Lj of that organ, one of the
proprietors has made it his v study, In a practice of mors
than, twenty years, to find *<4 sommromedy wherewith to
counteract tho many do- 7 raugements id which it is
liable. rtf 1 A
To prove that this reme- M dy ls at lastfonnAanv/er.
son tronblud with Liter /r Columnar, in any of ii«
forma, has but to s try a bot- W tie, and. conviction 7 !* cu
toin« 1 • , '■'T
These Gum* remove all/ O morbid or hadttatter from
the system, supplying in ~ their place adwalthv Bun
of bile, invigorating < the " stomach, causing food to
digest wsU. pommso tbx moon, riving tone and
health to tho whole machi- r ncry, removing tho muss
of tho disease—effecting ahr radlcaPcsrS. ■ "A-
Emoca Attacks are cur- A tnut n imn,
ESSTUttcD. by the occa- m sioUal use of the Liter Ik-
VWOBAMR. ■ /- , ■
One doso alter eating is
much and prevent the food
Only ono dose taken ho>
Nigbbnare. /
Only One 1 dose takopat
els gently, and cures'Cos-
Ono' dose taken after each
: *9“ One dose oftyo tea
lleve Sick lliaiucnfc.
One bottle taken fur fe
tbe cause of- thodisessc,
Only one dose UnmedlAte-
One dose often repeated
Moanua, and a preventive
■*3*only quo- buttle is'
system the effects of mcdl
ffShOnc bottle taken fur
lowness or unnatural color
Onedoso taken a short
vigor to the appetite, and
Ono dose often repeated
its worst forms, white Suiu
yi.dd almost to the first
Ope or two doses cures
in children: there Is no
remedy In the world, as it
A few bottles cures Dropsy |
Wo tako pleasure in re
as a preventive for Fever
all Fevers of a Bitlbns type,
and thousands are willing
virtues. ' ' j
its^fevo? 0 M 0 itarc giving their unanlmonstoaUmony in
■gifc. Ml* \Tatcr in Hip month with the JnTfcotator. u j
•wallow both together. * - r *
THR LIVER INVIGORATQB
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL ia <l*o*
worktaß carte, almost too , great totadVre, Ittnr&Sft
by maglc, rten thefirH gitOig and *elsfohiorp
‘V 8 ® W reiulredto cure a»y hind of UrerCom*
daint, Jaundice or jtynmwfo to n bomitioa '
Headache, all of which are the result ofalJisXAStp T.Trty
«•;’ PWCB 050! tIOIXAK' PER BOTOX. ; :
By O. W■ Kragtra, Altoona; and retailed by
all brogglets. - {May lp*3y“
QECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE
kj SUBSIANC£ FADSS. Tho place to get
AMBROTYPES, t
MEEAtNOTYPES* 1
& PHQTQGRAEHS,
done to In abort order, U on Julia street, opposite B. Bel*
ponaqfc a whetu all pereoru SSa
Perfect Likenesses. Time frcrm lto 8 seconds, ■ .■■
rjeturea copied on reatnoable tonus. •-
Pictnrea set u»- Jew*liy at Tory low rates, the price «U*
pending upon the slaeofthe article. yT
P(atnreaajroys'warranted'Before they are takan away.
6 tn *l Mnen 1118 ihrlted t 6 call itdaMtlSi
thanerer,at ! !Saii!3r *
' Beciaiisjs.’ *r* vu w*.."
RSi IN G OFF—A" LARGS AS*
of Boots «a sfio*, *££»*
Tror largest Assortment of
JL BoyVwcar. such as Jackets, trotk and Overcoats
BStohnid Vesta, at the lowest-pitap at H. TUCK'S.'
: D€C* 9* XB5S* i s * if'- y
A BDO3IINAL SUPPORTERS, Tru^
XjL ' Braces Stf safe at ’ • • *
■ : ‘ ■• "" : kkbslkr’s.
yOUjCAN ALWAYS OBTAIN AMr
Jane 18,’(T-ly] ***” 1 IXSf&'M,
QA BARRELS QF : FLQUR JDBT"
received and far |«Js by ' . ;^Ts
/^.ROCERIES. —-A LARGE AND
pREEPEES.—JUST RECEIVER A
V-/ largo assortment of CREEPKBS, which will he’ aoHt
owb * A. ROUSH, Bn«g^
/CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS, UM
\_y RREIXAS, 4m, can be bought cheaper at S* twiff
than at any other place In the country. [Pee, 9, Jiff-’,
T QYERING AND NEW QBIiEANS
1 Jj'BjrnmSraUMae, #rto«, at z ~ :! -
.^T7
sufficient to relieve the rto
iron rising and souring.
tan retiring, prevents
8
night, loosenaihe the bow
nviwus. •
nirei will core Dyspepsia
spoonsful will always re
male obstruction remove
and makes a perfect cure.
ly relieves Cholic, while
to a sure cure tor Cndua
ofCnoinu.
deeded to throw Out ofUis
cineafter a long sick ness.
Javxdic* removes air sab
from the «Un.
time before eating given
makes the food digest welt
cures Chronic Diarrlxea In
met and Bowel complaints
dose. *>
attacks reared by Wosxs
sorer, safer, or speedier
never/arte. ■
by exciting the absorbents
1t operates With certainty,
to testily to its wo|shhfni