rSSBfrtjSS. f. w. ***' •*« Tg : - ! ' V : £w*o u:ds of accountant. ■ r 2J7*>- mi Treasurer, Hinaiv U for Road Tax?*** 1 W. McCord, ute '^ ■atud lauds, ‘'f' il GroeufiieM tp!,* * ir«r, v Treasurer, m }JforD^n**^ ■>« OpUecton, -‘ liters inoary unt* r IX, 81 mill Thirty-Bight of '>’l* thid fikftfliiißi OUKOWt McCARTKBt. !’■ UEVrITT} ;’r > ■ !l/ s due the Count* nr f Januar y, }^Jor VUS yr are. ■ •■■■■■'A mn ■VHr ■i ' • 1 '■* “ '* ... ■ - -v -v-fe# ' • -V.Wv r 1 4 -- , '***■ *' ’*-' #rj I* w ■ •*» sma “ ■ ■■■lSc9- 1650. , - •aid part S ;ndeesigmd, fshor of r parts sritbhboldlntndi nro is lessened fey theooo - N ELL’S DutKK NOTH IX wot] A 81l fcrupul iMirutf tiinoj i ' ■ iri-ii ..mem Nuw in iy to all J nu* il \vast - SUO«aMpW« r. JOOenifeE « 12 TS* !av a mcKKafc^ I'hiljulelphWJDt. NEVER OBApB r as MsCOBMlCPCjlia* cii Imndsojae roMUM* (•'try psreoß Sow he.wh low j'rices, but .tSejpjf* - -:.t thr Jn-opl. of A 1 too SB ;•<•. t wlit-ro to L»y la'tt* Iwniiv rp otfully iaritcd t***U : mine the rich ateefc V rnicH lie ha* telMttilM' ovcrytlilnj th«f « i lea stick of wn*!# - V trill find in tide «•- tabliahment ns .-nous, *-t line—also, ftXOB, aawa . togs flaw With. PTT.’R will horn fi»* -CJi\ thB Yer7 Mi • to the town of Aitotai, nle jirlcos ns they can b* and price, and youlMf io>! l<> cnil and examin* i-Diflcent nssortDteat*> id ivc will cxhlbetUtcn f you do not fcoy. . ',000!! I i‘* ill .vco.*s I! LOTTES^) i.iington, DeL, pa t:i' -c, ISOD, ring Brilliant Cfcpjfr 1 • .0,000!!!! of ■ prize of 6,ooo^£^ intiug to I£LY OKJBrWZ* * 0 Quarter*, $5. M;DV k CO-, _ l!mlngtOII« PeUTfWf; UNDERSIGN* thpcitizonfl of a th<> oatira 8toc*»»“ IL 'Dd to can T ?.? JL b r . « .tend. Wo lowest ro* a ‘ bI ®P ri o„' imo as » will a l*o attoud 0® ,r,lv those who IT!“ j * J EWIKQ & CO- CE ZLSgP LOCAL ITEMS. Kacriojr.-MQW wal be found the _ rttom’of Uieblec&dß heßin thU[yi>lace TtW»T '*»• »°“ 9 <>* the qdite ’fWith two exceptions,: VintiraJPeCPl* 8 ’ elected : W/#£W^>2*F. ! Total.; s s « Xfcmw rHW» qo Jf »- J °^rt J Gre!n. " 86 78 jSm McConnell. V:, 62 33 p. taughoan, D. , _ W> |4 ffß , W. Snydef. D,, 55 38 j. N. Qlanding, D., 60 84 c. Vauclam, D., 69 84 School Directors. Eenj. F. Ro*c, P. T., 66 92 H, ,C. Dcm, P. Tm 49 88 Oeb. R Cramer, D., 64 66 John Woods, D., 67 61 Constable. Jos. K. El?,* H 8 142 Attestor. J. Kerbower, P. T., 44 96 James Lowtber, D., 67 47 Assistant Assessors. M. Clabaagh, P. T., 47 |2 A. Alliway. P. T., 4/ Areb-1 Maxwell, 63 6| DaridiCoorter, !)., 64 ,4$ Auditor. >i ; * Darid Galbraith, D., 62 64 G. W. Patton, P. T„ 60 J 88 ,j. \V. Humes P. T., 46 67 /udye of Election*—East Ward* S. A. Alexander, P. T., i , 86 17. Boyden, D, 46 Inspectors—i- S*ink,D., and Henry Bell, P. T.- ■ Judge of Elections—West Ward. B. Greenwood, 1)., | ‘ 56 J. 1. Belfanjder, P- T., 47 Inspectors —Jacob Hesser D., and E. B. Mc- Crum,'P. ’P _____ Judge of Elect iom —Xort A Ward. Jacob Botenberg - 45 George Herrick, 41 IntpecioTi—idka Gondo, D., Q. W. Harman. ?. T. * Had no opposition. f But one inspector was voted for by each party. SusißLi.—W» have frequently beared ladies remark that editors always moke their new fusions the subject of ridicule. Verytrue, es- x pecially when those fashions are ridiculous in themselves, or ace likely toprove detrimental to health—a very desirable object, but one sel dom thought of when a new fashion is brought oat. It is not the question—“ will my health luffer by adopting it ?” but “will I look Well in it t” that is asked. Our intention is not to con demn, but, strange as it may seem, to approve of a fashion recently adopted- The fashion of wearing boots, or heeled shoes, recently inaugu rated by the ladies is a very sensible one.— Nothing more conduces to health than snbstan tial “ understandings," and the ladies are de serting of a word in their favor for having de termined to give up :the folly of running almost barefooted. Doctor’s bills will be saved; health will be preserved ; and old age will be more free from the twinges of rheumatism, which are the painfdl results of insufficient shoe-leather.— , Men are free to wear what they choose upon their feet, and now that women are beginning to ammo the same privilege, they ought, to be encouraged in the movement. - Eitba Faxily Fiona. —Wc must again bear testimony in fator of the fine family flour manu factured at the new steam mill in this place.— ** mill becomes older, the flour become tettir. It is a fact admitted by all millers, tkt Hie grain of last year will not make as good flour, in all cases, as v tbat of previous years, nerertbeless we hare had samples of flour as flu* as ever woman put her hands into,.mode from new wheat at this mill; TVe are m faror of home industry amt froremfeals, and we fteel persuaded that UiisSn toprue dcscrr.es the encouragement of our diti «». \TC may pot get tlie best of flour •m the j mill, yet that Is no evidence that the »al will not make good flottr. Because we do not always get good flour when we buy by the wrel, we must not presume that all barrel flour fa not good. There has.been as goodßour manufactured at the steam mill as ever came to « town, and there; will always be good flour n&de tteje when the proprietors can get good wheat. n «rs^T f<ot .?“ e toigle life has bwa lost out of road bf a isPW?gerB carried bu tbo auJ bubhUb accident occurredijv which fissengers w«e injured. t Tho aboyp item we copy Xrom .the Report of i Directors, uis token from the Annnqi jj c . ofthe Cot. T. A. Scott.— f w 1^ bathe rosd'apd N one killed! can tpy bUier f a ? th > preset thesamo xpoord? VoiumM in pise of themanagementefthe road could not IT 0 lt iu the estimation of the travel- L? g pablic, than that fdngle aKopt senteace.— F * freedom froih passengerg pn p» road has worn for, ito a nameand PP e among the best of railroad operators ; r no bettep recommendation need or cotdd LZ *f n re( * airo than-to hare i»en connected I the tonnio Central.— FPoanbihty on any road in the cpWtiyl rio/iw* it* 1118 The Harrisburg Pa- Itt4 Ctnai Ju* lit InrW th atB 00 Pwwjrlnmi* Canal i ln »hwh Will enable ad will ba^ 01 *? lo aersliMt. of considerable advantage CJS the line. bSo tu, to J/ 0 ”* ?* W** it Trill be neces- i Wt) . i >rov# the oanaLjit inany points by Wpemo ««id widening it : 7 *h»-Wbg Hm LJf *?. haa been changed f rpm that of R *»***<*,• * *Wa wihthle chi^- J * n ytlifßg in it?) fdTor, ■■ r v Tint Ladxm.—The following we olip from au exchange snd print it evmTnt.ihe riskjof e«- «nd fairtow, Th& W^^ Aether or not somelamtog them are writMn thjo describedclaas: • -V 4h«rPiW tfong the like heattbemOn ‘Sailhollow”in theiffauporciUoui n«ss. is not for as to say. -A young maiden walking the streets la met by . two or three ladies. Aboutthe distance otftve s«gin tp look, 1 at the modest young thing—-first at her faceto see if thatis passable lelting here/esßlowly drop to her toes. After careful examination of her continuations, and especially the gaiters thereof, their eyes take a slow inspection-upwards, and arriving at her eyes again, ‘their months take on a contemptu ous smile, and frith. their ohins at ah angle M 88 deg., float onward by. Young,girls, and all: who are new to the immediately con clude thattheir dresses or personal appearance has something unfashionable or odd about it— that their gmtors are' down at the heel, their hoops revealed, or shoe string untied; bat ex-1 perienoe proves that this has.nothing to do with the matter. It is merely the ebullition of an envious, disagreeable disposition, and an en deavor to mforni you, without the aid of words, that' they -■ do not think you well dressed, or good looking, whatever you-may think of your self ; or. else, it pray be taken for an intimation that bat for the restrictions of society, stirey would cheerfully her. eyes out for Sar- be hohdsomer or better dressed than themselves. ’ 45 ,166 48 169 45 168 47 176 88 161; 43 128 >64 149, 44 182^ 44 138 42 185 46 194 40. 177; 62 182; 51 169 852 50 190 49’ 168 44 188 48 183 61 164 49 162 . Removal.—The Altoona Division N o. 811,|s. Of T,, having rented the Odd Fellows’ HaU,\in tho Masonic Temple, vrill remove to that ro(jm on the first Saturday in hlarch. The roots heretofore occupied by the Division, in t the se cond story of Hatton b building, having become entirely too small to accommodate the rapidlt increasing number of members and visitors, thil change of location Was .rendered imperatively necessary. In their new place of meeting wf expect ito see a larger turn but on the evening! of meeting. We are pleased to state that id point of numbers, the Division is steadily in 4 creasing. May it ever thus .continue. The following officers have been elected for the present term B. F. Rose, P. W. P. and D. G. W. P.; Wm. C, McCormick, W. P.; B. F. Custer, W. AT; DaridGalbraith, T.; D. T. Cald-, well, F. S.; Geo. W. Patton, I. S.; A. D. Cherry. 0. S. *49 166 7 145 2 114 Txbokb asd CuunriKnn Bailboad.—The Clearfield £aflsmanet»tee that the Pennsylvania Railroad propose ,to finish .that portion of the Tyrone and Clearfield road lying between Ty rone and Phillipsburg, a distance of twenty three miles, upon terms acceptable to both.— The proposition contemplates that the Pennsyl vania Central Company is to fornish $200,000 in stock and iron rails, put the rails down, erect water tanks and other conveniences,! furnish the running stock for the toad, and tald a mort gage for the aboye sum, payable in tweAy years with interest, ties are to be by the Tyrone and Clearfield Company, a£ conve nient points along the line. It will trlrerse a rich iron and lumber region, and give access to a section, of country now almost isolate^ Jon Paumno.—Persons who intend |o soil off property this spring, with a view of leaving tho place, wiH find it'to their advantage .to have primed notices of the same. Wo are ready to execute notices of this kind on a few hours no tice and on reasonable terms. Tl\e superiority of printed notices over written ones is so great that wo are almost astonished to fijkd so many out up,. Only tp bp passed by unnoticed. People in age will not stop to written notices, which, in a majority of ctoes, are scarcely intelligible, when there ar* printed ones at hand. Those who post up printed no tices thereby increase the number in attendance at their sales, and the advance they thuAsecure « the price of their goods is sufficient to pay 'or a dozen sets of ;hnndhiil g , \ ■ r . \ WkXBE THERE IS A THERE IS A Via T— . are cases of Pulmonaiy disease, in which the patients lope.hope, and-are fearful ofaiore. There ip .no need of this when such a remefy as Da * raKft,B Hsciqbai. Sinuip pan be lad. Which bias cured hundreds of cases of eases, even in advanced stages. There is some thing peculiarly soothing about this mediae, and it seems to meet,, and does meet every indi cation in the various disturbances of the pql mouaiy apparatus, so common in our Dr. Keyser says that he has cored, cases with thisremedy, after the bcat nbysicUoiS had failed. Hw establishment is at 140 Wood street, Pitts burgh, Pa. The Pectoral Syrup is sold here, athO cents find $l, by G. W. Kessler. " Look Amn the Shade Tbies.—Now is the tluio for removing the larrse of the noxious ih to thf eayly Summer convcrtour ; B to*4e frees into pests and nuisances. A corespondent of toe Beading Oazetle says, last.lifter ho had. the cocoons, or sacks cutt qff C®??? 1 be seen suspended from many %f?) 4*s ip, (ipuißeqpenoß, these green beantiM all summer-while the foli °g® notihos cared for, was entirely These nests of insects .may. noy be ■ readily clipped off, bat in doing so; be cstofijd ' toe tree by trimming it to death) .Ttolch ia.oftea done. ’ .; h "• yon ibi Pbbiio.—We would respect foUy state to our friends end 1 .the ppblio who make adventures In lotteries, that Wood, EnDr & Co., successors l of Samuel Swan & Cp„ <rf Augusta, Georgia, and Gregory & Maury, Wil mington, Delaware, are in every way reliable. An inclosure of five or ten dollars (more or less) will be promptly responded to in every .case; the money (let the amount be what it may) will be as promptly paid over to the holder. No' bank pays its bills with more certainty than Wood, Eddy & &0., do their prize tickets.— Frank Leslie's Magazine. Eemoval.—We have heretofore neglected to notice that Esquire Cherry has removed his watch-repairing establishment and Justice Office to the small building immediately opposite Kessler’s Drug store, where oil those whp wish justice meted out in accordance with law and equity, or their watches, clocks or jewelry re paired neatly and expeditiously,; will find ban on hand to perform all these duties. in*pb*» my afieryappearantie wieroled tosuppose, at first larga B|« dm the valley. bat aswe gawd at it ihteatly, we could perceive it s a*jfly iaori toward the north. At intervals of abonta min ute in< length, alright, white ray of light would dartftom tte hdriaod through thefiejyred, al ttort to nniderifi - s« contrast of Mira sublimely beautiful, To heighten Us magffifioienoe, another phenomenon intervened -between the gaaer and the object of his admira tion—a large meSteor darted from zanith towards |he horuoh. with electrical speed, and when in the midst of the apparent blaze in the east, burated in wMti light, flTnminating the earth likea flash ofeummer lightning. Oh the whole, we do not recollect to bare ever seen before so sublime and awfe-striking a spectacle, and one more calculated to impress man with the inimi table beauties of Nature, and the splendor and power of Nature’s God. Washington's ; Bihth-J)at.— The glorious 22d was celebrated ; ; by obr citizens in a becoming imanner. The Altoona Guards and Logan Ri fles paraded tne Streets during the greater part of the day, and each Company made a -very creditable appearance. The Junior Sons of America also exhibited themselves to the citi zens, in full regalia, and escorted by the Guards Their number was large, and spoke well for the prosperity of the Camp. In the evening the L O. of B. M|, with invited guests, enjoyed themselves by “tipping the light fantastic toe,” in Keystone Hath The Ball was a well-gotten up affair, and those present were well pleased with it—pothing occurring so far as we can learn to mar the harmony of the assemblage. Helvy Laud Sude.-— Abcavylaad slide oc cqrred oa the Pennsylvania Railroad, near Mex ico, Juniata county, about midnight, on Saturday last, but fortunately was discovered in tim? to prevent any of the trams from running into it The slide is said to-be nearly.a quarter of a mile in length, tod roots and slate is piled up to| the height of feet. At the time of the elide the rain camp down in torrents, and the iM?ht being extremely dark, it was a fortunate circumstance that it was discovered in time.— The rails on the north track were torn up a dis tance of twenty yards tod thrown into the river. A new track- waa'soou laid around the scene of destruction, so that there was no interruption to travel on the road’. ; Brother Fryeinger, of the Lewistown Gazette, says that “Altoona is aspiring to be the world and ihe rest of mankind,” because somebody up here proposed to have a rifle shot for last week, the winner to be presented with a medal proclaiming him the champion of tight counties. j Don’t be too fast, Mr. Gazette. The gentleman who got up this match don’t be long to this place, or to this county. The modesty of the GateUa's Invitation, to visit Decatur on the 28th inst., is equal to that of “Tecumpseh’s.” Should “ Tccumpseh” deem U worth while to dpcept the invitation, we don’t thipk his championship would suffer. Fuss LiiJSBAJir;LEciiiBB and Reading Room. The lron City College, of .Pittsburgh, Pa., employs the most distinguished speakers for its eotfnie of Lectures, held in College Hall every Friday evening, odd several hundred papers and magazines are takfu each week for the Public Redding Room. These tire some of the advan tagdsyrpupg men jgain' in attending this, the largest, most popular -and efficient Commercial College of the country, haying now 857 students. ABARpoHBD.-Tjie Ladies who were engaged the past few weeks in getting up a supper to furpish a parsonage for the Minister of the M. E. Church, have ,ttbandbned'fheir prospect on account of the soaroity of tickets sold. Ho! for the Arctic Region I If any of the Laiclies r ;at« difisatirfkd w ith the weather we ai* haring, and desire visiting the V 6 would recommend them to Call op C. J, MANN and i replenish their ward fohe from Ids beautiful: stock of CLOAKS, CAPES' AKD SHAWLS, which ie iff selling joff cheap, being determined to dispose of themwhile tte snow is screeching. Janujjy 13 th, 18i9. | THE HALL OF FASHION is still open, and the Proprietor, in returning thanks to Ids nu merous; customers for their liberal patronage bestowal on him since his commencement, here desires to say (without fear of contradiction) that ho b prepared |to offer for their Inspection ttih best psdortmeht of handsome Deess Goods, SfAWbs, Cloaks, White Goods, &d, &c,, that can be found in Altoona. ; ; Respectfully, So., IguSee advertisement of Dr. Swdford’s INyiGOBATOK iji another column. SPECIAL KijdflCES. ■; iMPOETAJSfX TO DbChEESE ■*Bf* r JPms.—The combination' of ingredients in these FUls cie tbs reiralt oir a long andi extensive practice! Th?y ani jmfla in their operation, and certain in awreetihg'aU irregidadt|ee, nil ob •tractioßß, whether from; cold opotherwfce, headache, pain in (he side, palpitation of the heart, disturbed sleep, which always arise from Intejjmptioh of nature, inducing with certainty periodical regularity. Warranted purelyvegeta ble, and fftofrom anything injurious to Ufcorhealth. Ex plicit directions, which should be read, accompany each bo*.! Price $l. Seat by mail by enclosing $1 to any authorized Agent. , ; E.B- HUTCIUh'OS, General Ag*ntforthoUnited*Btsrtc«,; 165 Chambers street, New York, j ■ - 7 !■ > 7 '■ - To whom. aU WVwfesale orderi sfatatd be , Sold by G. W. Kessler, Altoonpj Geo. Jacobs, EoUb daysburg; and by all Druggists In the Gnlted Stata*. Call on the Agent and get a pamphlet free.' •' , Nov, 16,1M8-Iy. '' i ■,'r' V > : ' WIOS-^IGS-WIG3. ! BATCHELOR'S ITIOSAND rfODPEfca surpass all.— They are elegant, light, easy and durable. ■- " -Fitting to a (harm—no tnrningnp behind—no Shrinking off the head; indeed, this Is the only Es€abU*ment whfiv> theee! things are properly Understood and made. '• *' x Not. 18,1888-ly C. J. MANN. {.. . r -..„ i 233iBroadwajr, New York. ' Griffis tMootaatoax >riiifrtnittm ~~ -«*? HtS#** t>i) -ir’a • DALLET’smIGidmYAm acrafcifcro*- " yn cure the following «mmfl*iigirMt>>fo>agtiiWrfliin>iw«; Burna, •etdds.Cttti, Bunions, Brnfoes, Sprains; KM, Ulcers,lmr&iMt' A3fos Piles Rose Eyes, float, Swellings, -BhemnaMiimj Besld.Haad, Saltffimim, Baldness,BryijpolM, Ringworm, Barbers* Itch, Small Pux, Meade*, Rash, Au, Ac, ' To same It may appear incredulous that«o many diseases should be reached by w»utfeli; Nfl an ideajrfll vanish when reflection point* to the foot, that the Mies ie acorn* hlnetlon ofingred fonts, each and evAry ons applying a per fect antidote to its apposite disorder. BALLET'S IUOICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR In its offsets is magical, hooanse the time' Is so short be tween disease and a permanent cute; aud it Is an extrac tor, as It draws oil disease cat Of flu affected part, leaving nature as perfect or before the iqjnry. It is scarcely ne oessary to say that no house, work-shop, or mann&ctory should be one moment without ft. - No Pain Extractor is genuine unions the box has, upon it a steel plato engraving, with the name of Henry Dailey, Manufacturer. Sold by O. W. Header, Altoona; George A. Jacobs, Hol- Udaysburg; and by ail the Druggists and patent medicine dealers throughout the United States and Canadas. Principal Depot, 16S Chambers street, New York. Nor. U, 1866-ly C. P. CHACB, THE GREA T ENGLISH RE MED Y. BIZ JAMES CLARKE’S Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. 8., 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. 'lt moderates aU excess and removes ajl obstruction*, and a speedy care may be relied on. N TO MAKPim i inm .it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, price one dollar, bears theGovernmontStamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. These Pills should not be taken by females during the first three months of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Mis carriage, but at any other time they art safe. - In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterica and Whites, those Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, calomel, antimony, ' or anything hurtful to the constitution. Fall directions in the pamphlet around each package, which abonld be carefully preserved. Sole Agent for tbe United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, (late I. C. Baldwin ft C 0..) 1 Rochester, n! Y. N. 8.—51.00 and 0 postage stamps enclosed to any.an thorlzed Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 Pills, by return mail. B. L. Fahnestock, Pittsburg, Wholesale Agents; also, for sale by all Druggists. [June 3, X868.-ly. HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE. WM. A. BATCHELOE'S HATE DYE! The Original and Best in the World! All others ore mere imitations, and should be avoided, if yop wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR. Dyed iustonily to a beautiful and natural Brown or Dlack, without the least injury to the Hair or Skin. Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to Wm. A. Batchelor since 1539, and over 80,000 applications have been made'to the hair of his patrons of his famous Dye. WM. A. BATCHELOR’S HAIR DTE produces a color not to be distinguished Dorn nature, and is waucaxtsu not to injure in the least, however long It may be continued, and the ill effect of Dad Dyes remedied; the Hair invigo rated for Life by this Splendid Dye. Made,-sold or applied (ia 9 private rooms) at tho Wig Factory, 232 Broadway, New York. Sold by Druggists in Altoona, and by Druggists in all cities and-towns of the United States. The Genuine has the name and address upon a steel plate engraving on four sides of each Box, of W3X. A. BATCHELOR, Nov. 18,1853-ly £33 Broadway, New York. TO PTH Ap HE This disease can bo enred by Da. Ksvssa’s Toothache Behest, prepared by him in Pittsburgh, Pa., which is put up ih bottles and sold at 25 cents each. It is an excellent medicine, when dilated, for spongy and tender gums, and ia worth ten times Its price to all who need it. Sold her* by 0. W. Kessler. fDoc. 9,186?-ly. FLOUR AliD 'FEED • MARKET, AT ALTOONA STEAM MILL. Flour, Superfine, bbl., „ M w “ Extra “ ’ “ Extra Family « PS? Corn Meal - Hx lioo Bye « « ygg a and Oats, “ “ x. 62 Middlings, “ “ i_sq Cash paid for all kinds of Grain. Flour and Feed can always bo had at the Mill at the prices quoted above. \ JOHN ALLISON. MARRIED; In Altoona on Thursday, the I7th inst., by Jacob M. Cherry, Esq., Mr. HENRY LEI3TEE, of Huntingdon co., to Miss CAROLINE WALIS, of Blair county. Pa. ~9?. t l l £.® t bin*t, by the Bey. Lloyd Knight Mr. ABBA HAM CORBY, to Miss CATHARINE A. UABNISH, both of Franks town township, Blair Co. ■ By Bev. John Moore, on 15th inst., at the house of Som -2?. 1 Williamsburg, Mr. ISAAC SPARK to Miss MART- ANN BDCKWALTEB, oil of Clovo Creek, Blair county, Pi. ■ ■ On Thursday, the 17th inst., at the house ,of the bride’s fojbof. bytho Bev. Jos. Fichtncr, Mr. JONATHAN YING LINQ to Miss MARY C. WILT, both of Juniata tp. On the 15th inst, in Tyrone, WM. MARVIN, son of Bov. B. W.and Belinda T. Black, aged U months, 12 days. On Friday, the 11th inst, THOMAS B. MOORE, ESq., an old and respected citizen of Hallidaysburg, Pa. On the 16th inst, of Scarlet Fever, JOHN THOMPSON, son of William W. and Kate Jackson. Aged 3 years and 4 months. G>e 17th tost, in Fronkatown tp., MATILDA khm. BKBtING, aged 14 years, 11 months and 17 dnya. T fok sale.—the SUB JLi criber offers for sale the &rm : on'which James Mat thews now resides, ndar Coleman’s MUJ, in Logan township It contains about 34 Acres, with twit Dwelling Houses, a Bam and a good spring ! of watcr thereon. Al**—“A'iittlo more of the earns sort”, in “the Kettle”, on .*f n y*f?’ B^n t s L Ho will exchange it for town property. Ai»-A_good 14-horsepower STEaMENQXNE,suitabIe tbr a Plouring or Saw Mai. JOHN BROTHERLINB. Hoßidaystrarg, Feb. 21,1869-St - ' ■ IVJ^TIOE.—-ALL PERSONS KNOW JL™ INO themselves indebted to {the nadenrignod. nrevi oua to the 20th oblast April, tire requested to mate settle ment soon,—either hrcuhornote'. Mr circumstances re quire, at lout my individual accounts, Whe closed as soon u possible.- - . ■ • Please do not neglect this notice. a Altoona, Atn 3t%-1859. ‘ <|»TA KEWABD ON SAT gDjAJ TIItoAY night, Feb. 1001,1559, between9aad : M p dock,, on the street leading Uronr the office of the Bn- Perintendaat to Dr. Icke*’S torer.« Gold DetachedDpnfaio Cw» Anj person finding and roturnlog the same, \Hl!reeolrethe«i»Te rewarded the thahlS or »eb.2», 1859. THOB.M. McDKKMOTT. TjOR RENT.—A GOOD HOUSE & JL XOT.on liaint Street.' Permission <dvcn ontheflrst <f^ r fly4ppiy to jamjsiowxheb. QTRAY MARE:—CAME 50 THE of the nuhcrlber, i : township, Blair county, Pa,.sometime In December loot, a BAT SIAUJB, with a star ottherftrehead. The owner is to oome fctward, prore: property* chargee end take her away; otherwise-she wNISMI|BffiBe will be disposed of seconding to Jaw. ’ - ’ yeb.lo,lBW.-4t* GEORGB TXiSCE. > ♦' ' PIED. * 0. J. HIRST. oMl¥lli«tHl|[|]'|B7;(oQ ! f ■ ■ tte phlait. ami wuhaWdfo .saSasae ssassa k predeosMon for Hto la« thirty-ftva “* -'■■ ■ -' -7 -w: 5 GREQORTtA MAURY. : Wilmington, Del, Nov. 15th, 1858. .. WOOD, BODY fc CO.. MANAGERS* SUCCESSORS TO GREGORY 4 JUl r kY tto following scheme, to be drawn each Wednesday iU Pebruary, 1859, at Wilmington, DefowarMtapubße^aa edrbyae < Qo^^M dW>< * lr^< * wnUo&er * l ‘i l £9 llt t' Class 158 DngßWednesdaigr, U««lt 3.1869. Class 170 Draws Wednesday,March 9. 1859. Oaaa 182 Draws Wednesday, March 16,1859. Class 194 Draws Wednesday, Marches, 1859. Class 206 Draws Wednesday, March 30, 1859. THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY-SIX PRIZES! Nearly one Prize to every two Ticket*! 18 Hampers—lB Drawn Ballots* MAGNIFICENT SCfiBME. EACH WEDNESDAY IN FEBfcDAEY. 1 Prise of $37,5001* ' $37,600 1 “V 26,000“ 26,000 1 “ * , 20,000 “ Sow 1 “ 10500« ISSOO 1 “ 4,000“ £t»o 1 « 3,392 “ 3^83 40 Prize* of 1,000 are #,OOO 40 “ 600 “ 20,000 200 “ 260 « 60,000 65 “ 100 « ASCO “ « 70« £»0 65 “ 50 “ 3,260- .6® “ «“ 2l«0 4,8j.0 “ 30 « 06.200’ 27,040 “ 10 “ 270,600 32,396 Prizes amomiting to 1593,392 Whole Tickets. slo— Halves ss— Quarters $2,50 of Package* will be said at tho following rates, which is the risk. Certificates uf Package of 26 Whale tickets “ “ 20 Half “ *• “ 26 Quarter “ IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, Enclose the amount of money to our address, lor what yon wish to purchase; name the Lottery in which yon wish it invested, and whether you wish Wholes, Halves of Qusr ■ tors, on receipt of which, we send what is ordered* by flat mau, together with the scheme. Immediately alter the drawing, tho drawn numbers will bo sent with a written explanation. Putohasers, will please write their signatures plain, and give the name of their Poet Office, County ami Stole. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. whereby money fox' Tickets, in sums of Ten Dollars, and upwards, can be sent us - AT OUE BISK AND EXPENSE, from any city or town where they have tin office. The money and order must he enclosed in a “GOVERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE,"Of the Express Company cannot receive them. O-Orders for Tickets or CbrtJflcatcs, by Mail or Ex press, to be directed to WOOD, EODT ft Co^ Wilmington, Delaware. Youth and manhood.—just Published, tho 23th Thousand, and - rm moiled in a scaled envelope, to my address, post paid, on receipt of three stomps. A medical essay on the physical exliaustion mmmUr and decay of the frame, caused by “ seli-abuse,” infection, and the injurious consequences of mercury. By It. J. Culverwell, M. D., Member of tho royal college of sur geons, Ac. ° or Seminal Emissions* Genital and Loss of Energy, Depression of Spirits. Timidity, Diseases of tho Sexual Organs, and Impediments to Marriage, ore promptly and effectually re moved by the authors’ novel and most successful mode of treatment, by means of which the invalid can regain pria tme health without having recourse to dangerous auu ex pensive medicines. , (From the London Lancet.) TbOi best treatise ever written on a subject of vital im tiun tanCt ' *° aU ’ WCII ' vortljy 1140 autl *or’s exalted reputa- AUJreee, the Publishers J. a KLINE & (&.,Ut Avenue, Cor. 19th street: Post Box 453 G, Now York City, TS NOW RECEIVING THE LARG- J. KST and most complete ASSORTMENT OF GOODS that has ever been offered in Altoona. His Stock consists of, in part, a large assortment of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, Such as French Merinos, assorted colors j. all-wool Plaids, Delaines in every style; Cloaks, Shawls, And a general assortment of Dry Coeds for winter. Also, CARPETS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps, &c. -His Stock of GROCERIES is very largo, and he is prepared io sell Wholesale at Philadelphia prices, freight only added., r Cash btiyew will rind they can save money by ex* amitilng his stock before purchasing elsewhere. Altoona, Nov, 18,1858.-6 m Look out for the newstqbe. —The subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of Altoona and vicinity, that ho has Inst returned from the city and oponed bis store on the Contra or Axxrs xsn Treorau Snorts, Where he offers for sale the largest and chcapestztoek of QUEENSWARE, WOODEN AND WILLOW-WARE, , Ever brought to this place, which ho wOl eeU,’ WHOLE SALE’ and RETAIL. He will also keep constantly on band a large'supply of FLOUR, FEED, BACON, FISH, and Country Product of all. kinds, which he will dispose of at the lowest cash prices. Ashe has bought bis goods for cash, 1 he will be enabled to sell them low for cash, life would respectfully Write all to give him a coll aud Jndgri for themselves. Oct. 2sth, 1858-tt] " LEWIS FLACK. New grocery feed and pro. VISION STORE. ’ The subscriber would respectfully Inform the citizens of Altoona arid vicinity that he has opened astore Of the above kind; near the corner of Adalfiio and Julia stfeetaEast Altoona, where ho will keep constantly on band a frill sup ply of everything In his lino. His ! ; GROCERIES- , are all fresh and will be sold at prices is low as those of any othor establishmont in town. His stock ofrirovisfons. consisting Of ’ ■*;’ Flour, Sams, Shoulders, Sides, &c. wHI be sold a'little cheaper than they can be bought anv where else. His Hour Is obtained from the Met mills in the Western part of theStdte, and id wartantedto be what it is. represented. i- V AU kinds of Peed for bowei, cowi and ways on 1 intend to keep such an assortment that T shall at all Umes bo able to supply my customers with whatever they may need, and I intend also to sell at- prices which will By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.— DM y°n hear the newe from BuroperiCyon' here not, we wIU tell you what it is, It is that ÜBNKYTtJCK has Jnrt retnrnedfrom the Yaatfcmdtlea with afcrgesup p*y o*' , ' y.” l READY-MADE OLOTHING, ““dsdng of all styles ahd tpiaUffesoT Overcoats, Dress Ctots, Teste, Pants, Boots and Shoes, mod ereryfliiiirkept thejdnd, aU at unprecedentedly low price* fofeash; purchased hnrstock at cash prices, he is Utcreby enabled~tp scll very tovitee aQ those in want of anything Jn, -hi* line to giee him a call, feeling snrethat he wjlflbe ab)d to sire Batofcotlon. - ; <r ; - HBNBYTOCK. AXteona, gept.a<),lBM.-tf- - j X7OR RENT.—THE STQRE-ROOM , JL. ; formerly. occupied by A* Bonsb, next doer to Lu theran Parsonage, is forwent - PodKetion glveaimmedl atelr.Apply to O.J. SfAKN or W. P. SELIMs, Sabbath BeeiP.fVßlalr Co.* Ps. Altoona Feb. 10-3 t. SO A BRERS WANTED.-rTWO GBNTIBBIEM Can find good accommodations at a e bOetfiihg honse on iilakxhg duplication at this office. pen:Sd,6»-t£ ' TTBNRY LEHR'S STORE IS IN FI John lehr's old stsad* heady oeeoahw micri stor* in Kerth Ifstd. r Jno6l9, W-fiT TO B( TfiiSfS .sun* 191 THB CKI.KHHATKD HOLLAND BJUUOT fOft .. JlfWWßti, OP THE KIDHEfIT tf_V5R COMPLAINT* OF Alf? KTlip FEVEfrABOACOE, Aad-thayeriooi adh«lliuacoßa*q)*|ntil*»a «mm Blind and Binding Piles. la all Norton*, Nranlsk Affection*, Uhaa in numerous Instances prbtsd highly benpftcial,.aad In others effected a decided van. . fen compound, prepered onaSeMe •cieiitiße principle*, after tbo manner of the mUim Holland Profoaaor,Boerharo: Because of ita cr«UtaaßM*a x^gg^ate'aaisayaa: tispS5 l, ®itejSiasffisgi now offer it toibe Ateerican pubUc, nwdtenl Tirtnae c It UyyUCTtfarly reccm mended to iwbST6 boas Impaired by Se ooatiiiSia naeoi ardent epirUa, or other forma of dlmltiUon, flfoa. rally iMtantaaeon* in effect, itftndk it* waydLooUy WftU and rigor inthisyetem. . , CAtmONr-Thd grealpopnlarfty of thia delkrh tftUAre mataa induced many Ituitaftoaa, whichthapalUa MM kusssShk a Mr trial. One bottle win conrinoe yoa howAtUZM* superior it it to all these imitntinp., J™ Sold at |Loo ** BENJ. EACtE. JK., * dO., v - _* w I I) / ot ‘ * cue, Phifodulphta; Batten* Baric, jjfow York; John D. Park, Cinclnuaul Hartford Adana A' C#., St. Louis; A. KOUdll.Altoona, Pa. AMOMf AnMiaU and Merchant* jttlenOly tkron*houi wi United imtaa and Oenadaa. '^^dbarlffS»M| 11-48,40 74,76 BT>7 JUST SBLB6 ® :£B SORTMMNT of fcoodt (fdiiitd lo OJi tdasoii&VhUh s^i^^sis^ssrffiSßiss assortment ofTrimmingsfbr Ladle* Oreises. wßh'yK deeds of articles too utuaerous io mention ■" ■■■■.’ ~ Friends mul citizens call and see before purchaaiitf iSa where and sure yonr dimes. Clothing'pf ail sorts' choa&tf than Ae f«WL'~ : ' The cheapest tot of German to tfn'gwids ever oftred'jn this place, consisting hi part of LadkaUaods, UnsMh. Children a Opera Hoods, Childrens TWmw amllSrnhsii Capes and Coats, with the neatestand bosTM*ort*Sitt t Hosiery to be found anywhere in these »■*.*.■■ A splendid assortment ofOrocorieS, consisting ofd6cia nit], Baltimore, Philadelphia. Bos Wand Wees York 8»> tips—delicious—New. Orient s and IftucFhtdo Bakhta llo lasses, Sugars of every variety. - ■ ' * ~ CONFECTIONARIES AStp tfßtilT. Dates. 10 cts. per lb—Prunes, ISUtctt,per lb—Pigßwi ■lns, IZU cts; pel lb—Figs, Citrons, Currants, tiiyedßS es. Apples, Oranges and Lemons, Almonds, lUncaSZl ready for ase. - ■ ■■ ■ Boot* add Shod cheaper than the ehaajfcai: Hardware o( almost every description—N>li. . Cutlary, Green Kiver Butcher Knlree—the be*t ICtUke world—Pumps and PumpCtmluaand flstarca; Queens ware. Tobacco and Segara. . UuU and Capa. Flih Oil. Flds-seed Oil. Street Oil. . ' Cantor Oil; Good CU[er Vinegar. Coffee Itowted. Coffee Green. Ctoffia Ground. , The wry Mat Coffee in town at MU *&. per fti .Gill and seo at xi. mycf, HE A P QUARTERS FOR. XW PRlCES.—Thankful for post tHvon. ttnnbMAw wonW napoetTWly be K leave to tatim the rifiaSofS- that.he hai Just received ted’bJieiriM FALL* WINTER QOoiSi wlileh he vriU sou at vary low pritiee foreaih. IteOh^le Delaines, Rohes, Pot #e Cbenju, plain Mtriact. figure#and striped Jferinot, Wool PlaidtTunion! fkfd*, RngJjth Meriaod black<ai4'f9nen '-ss¥.• dttanp^tn ; ahtttr> : totetb. Gingham, Chintz, MosUrg- Gloves, Embroideries emWaving CoPf?** Setts, Rands, tnsertf . mg*, Edging's, in fa* . every article of.Lai . Am• Wear. ,i Also—An excellent assortment of fashloiahie<HfctiL Earthenware. Ac. -•• ..* * • Slu* examln’e tti a&reetoet Altoona, Oct 14,1858. , ttaxuable property fob X.. W«E jyilgis THBEE-FOUBTHS OP A VTOt Oi Altoona.—yho subscriber offers at Priralo Sale, a foi 1 eontauuig one aeCe of ground, With an eleeaift Pnitfl Bmue, BpringHouae, Stable, and other buildings theraM. Aim a number of choice Fruit Trees, and GranoTlrieh. which ore In a thrifty condition. Thebe is tt tievef-Mtite sprinc of water on the lot. . J'lf theproperty is not sold by thelst of February, It will pa f>r rent. Any information In regard to the btonsrt# may be'bad from Q£o. B. CRAM3£BI'- . Dec. 23,1858-2 m. . . " w ‘ ' Look out for your heaps r —ThSsubscriber weald inform the la habitants of this place and vicinity that hr : has just rseaived the latest styles of HATS AND CAPS,JH among which! may bo found the best Black lloleSkiM’jtid 80k Hats, Black and different colored Wool HatVCanaot all styles and prices, for man and boys. PerabnsSl *Kw3 anything in the a boro line wHI find it to theirs tfHMKai t 6 oil! on the subscriber before purchasing vHe has alsodn hand an excellent assortment rfiLiW KIBB. of different colors and prices; IW b? the article should call at once. os * “ °“ Wjastreet, opposite the L'uthoraw t Altoona,Oct. 14, ISBB-ly Dec. 0,1858. 7 OU CAN ALWAYS OBTAIN ALL LJ t « r / 1 -i° ur •** by calling at- i.xc&i ronalS. 5,-lyl r SELLING OFF—A LARSfI i or *** ** *^ki Dec, 9,1866: . . ■MPTWW& All BUTE IS M f •••■•! S M.S „-3 | PW'“i I || J a |W rH w S 5 ' «» pa 5 02 <50,,1* 9 a |s|f ill#
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