cUta« Qjihartic, lyetbcr medicine \j* ver tamp4 r> •«u»eXJr** , »«t jid matter, then bn t2e22L?f %» i-.t manor, tbu* rith jut any of l%B liXiratSocu. of moat i. at Uio same time that ST**' « in moderate dcxieg, wll JSP* U: nuacal rapidity. ' the ■ ,; principal rejajl m It! ;perforins lUfneTj* *» U> 9U m, , |src fully “V*: r .~ i J’-lanilent on 'hTv, tl*f i propur. -:Ue V I.:t w—tawSSy^ 6B **- i . t '-;* H ' ,: liiat o rB«nr eST^, ,o *> l' m * . «ndy, in f.ud k iuu reni(.hTv WhZrr*«»» d-; raagemvnu’to SS}Js£ ! ■- '-' tie, and conrte^^^U e nil, W morbid or bail maltm- r % 1:1 !__('.tbetr place a e66l the; • jutomocli, canijS*Kj*' r blood, Hiring ..Jr” «• "■■“ l . :nci'J, rgumvlag’vK* =*»i ;:g n\>y {radical cure. ■■ ■ "**7 flWH asd, WIUT yW; ,cca- | .tonal Mb of U* l eu Rlciant to rflktttk-w food; from rUint *jh» i be- i i—! | fore routing, n at; ft: night, UxWMihftth*!*- Cos- . . uvKtmr^^’^WS* fach: | total will gtur* Tv- m>|| . ***•;»_(! "POOMful »11| irfe- : VjmU obrtraction j£f' »-• | and ntaku a ! I.v rcllere* Ch*iicJ»Lnf*' ‘*- d rr ull aure *tive Jj orcoouiu. - * 6 , I .* ” ; nt«l»d to »hroW4Mrt rf ti. cdi- -> ciLo after a long >fjr Jacncjcs remorSwUl, olor «j I from the ikln, " *urt PQ.Uine before eating-K,, Jl ! - a ’-o>-« tbo food 'Lured Chicuic PlarTW t. ( j gw W tf ®«w«l cwapiai^ lr ‘ E Mined it - it ' ' \nertr JiaOt. 'i ! by dicitipg.tbaiAeeAiei, -.xisaaisSS it operaHli wiSiSaSjJ?! l | to teatify to it* w3s{Ji !=5 t?-»ir : iiJK. .► oU-utii with Utt|aiTi9( K t ar(tM :k invigorator DICAL PISCOTKEV, ee» u «uu. <0 great to UUate. ItoiME IM ff >'a»r spring,bentft, knAafUmZl, : -i! to euro aay kJnd.oT or PytygitiaiA ..rr til* result of a ni«»« . wia* rxa bottuL ' ‘.*•■“• rirtor. 345 Broad war. Ix.fe.Ua, Altoona; uul rotxu Ly N 500,000 BOmss ?<>LD IN TBS LA^D-STbrS* NE YEAR. ■ 'l'fy';, * •f. p. J. WoodtorJUttortukti, • h*s coreryethadariwi nd -- ho Riven tram»U panful, it intelligent to ptorothatllftc read the circular Md yOoxeaaet ■'Sag. - 1 ic have for —*-|rl«r hw ilililil ■ only remedy, h*etofctolS«X inowig*. By a recant discovery of iicle* are belngiutdUlienmiJwith, oik still patronise' asm,' beet cm i imposed upon fay Jla|r. Toaleiof inch person* an tilfrHimjuilU ;.i try once again, tSt tt’Wfctfi tiling i ;.ed tho articlaa.riitottfaW, ud I completely with the Jttolctttw) .HjrinntiJe. We kn«W^lndh*o» r>i ily fulling out, wlUOTtfNftSrod in it ever had been Mit' " ' lit one of the belt afttHiaßitlutp id it lon. making i rttoßWfllwij, i has proved Ibetf-thetoWtSl-W a: r is heir to. , •; : ’ ono to Improve their feMthl tf uay differ In regard to. the Wayi of will admit that abeantlful hsul of reman, I* an object much toUih u viiia that'ihouUWteftSSlMoSto fT-man’* yitvoesile, PbQc. i.-'ihocton, OhtojNdvriT, IBS. A* I havebees 'enprSdit -■ritive the last 'SefcaoH fur «a*»f 1. Uackiiison,) and \baVfoc«zgtr> -! r - -f It uiyseii; I W«nd!Hl»li»si 1V il or I have been cnragtdlSttfaeDftt rr, Hiui have Sold variOfas yoQxrtr rye f'uml nothing tkatrtstoraftbo e ratta tho BcalpaajrrflSfjnmt, that your restorative taVhJiLlMi hke cngege ln theWeont, ;t fell. , i’ours tntljrT 7 ■ ,y ~!Th s-TTsiodboff. • Vi'ajlaad, 4 CO,—Gent*: [r I’.muratlTc, Lc t'.iin, *« w«l beard, to. ■s srcrth if . it biu r.ira Bud i i-r.«r» 312 Si XSJi r LUi ' Ahoo ?^i , a^f J ‘C :cwi.from Enfflpet' trills. It U that t« Easterncities wttlMfltfg* mr CLOTHING, i i riJ qualities of tv mid Show, sad «VBiytmWfWJJ L!;t) kind, all of which ft* :ea fur cash. 1.0 is tbcrsby «n«l<l*4to S«IvWT r-ant of BUJthtnr in W* Be**® up; that he BITTNEBT . n the; Lutheran cnarcn. i ithota pain t>y d*;B*rtr»!w t’.voo i for 1C yenta.* —DR. s. i MECHANICAL DSNfjST one to ft , and warranted for in iilectro M H ;neticl*» flWB * xk dona cheaper : e duction Blade. W c flollidarebnrc. fro® I .liars ana orer- . T , r it«a BEST FITSII for a good fittingwjijroi^L 5 VEST, by at can t b. beat far you want to drefal"*JP*oit nowhere, W»t .””£<£j>J I. x& out for the JACOB . jrf* ■■■ —« i ■ . | ;ij . -. f-“Vsr* :?» M f DUCED ’ itHCXL SAIT .' | ion dib***o :zr m .. ■ * E PACKAGE, $2-o®*v, 4i»ertl»txn«nfc"Cfi . E BEET Oil for eat* 3IM I '• T wSf pcoita Critac. VogrtLr of March. —Ooeof aaxc&am? tai* A«“»* fWJw -th* 1 1 **rw. : x ‘‘'*Btaa|S ■, J ttß;. 'Bo-; I thismonth wsreaosMiwt t 2JSPS-*2s]^W I ](!, pUetdand mild. I •A I* ths poet’s character of this month, ** u general, cold, with keen winds, the ,h Jasr snd.hsalthly. March, in the United *'. tbotah cold and windy, is generally fil *LiTe to health and regctoUon. The su itsdsnt moisture Of the earth is dried op, proeeu of sleeping vegetation is roused r ffl iu .lumbers, and gradually, brought on, , T t.uiy contrasted tints unite to please though snowy flakes molt in ‘ primrose cup. The latest springs are al the most favorable, because, a. the youug "L do at appear so soon.'they are not liable , 0 be cut off by chilling blasts. In this month 1, melody of biids gradually swells upon the Z. from the lop of high trees, they pour forth, enchanting «mgs. and as their plume, blend beauteoosly* each with each, so run their ottes, smoothly, many a happy rue and fall Thus the ordinance of nature, however loeomprshsnsible they may appear to human tbiertstien, **• * oundcd on P rinci P lea whioh tnintended foreur good; and the subversion ,f then U only calculated to draw down misery ,mo camel ves:— 1 , spring, then Ungerent! 'and it nhould be no; t.i. :bo Srldi «ud gardew blomom out I t utTmia, when moat With imUeb thy faco te drMt, Tit wdeceii*. nnd ho who known ye bent, II mori jt prumine erer most must doubt flvuu Stolen.— On Saturday nighjt last,' rt » of the numerous gang of those theives, with «Meh ths country is now infested, entered the mbit of Lloyd & Co., at Allegheny Furnace,- tod itoU therefrom two. horses, together with t«o bridles, two collars and a wagon saddle.— At nos u the theft £as discovered, On Sunday aorsiagi search was instituted and the horses ■irs traced a considerable distance on the road towards Cauberland, Md., whither it is pre nssdth* thief intended to take them, as the wat i puling through that place, is about open jog, ud he would most likely find ready sale for tkem. Unless he would ride hnrdj however, no fear a few handbills would reaoh the place' boforo him, u a number were forwarded by the gtpiMi train on Monday morning. Hurt is, undoubtedly, a well organized band of these outlaws now prowling through tho eoßDtry, as almost every paper we pick up con tains an account of horses having been stolen in the vicinity in which it is printed. Notwith standing the number of these gentlemen annu ally sent to the different penitentiaries in ibis fitate, there appears to be no abatement in their simber, proving conclusively that it must be i paying business to those who hava thus far escaped. Moll Ooop Flour.— For some time past we kits been using Soar manufactured at the Steam Mill in this place, out of common red wheat, which our better-half pronobace the best ever hnaght into the house. We have heretofore adrtrted to the quality of flour manufactured tt this mill, and urged our friends to give it n trial. The best of mills will some times make rather inferior flour, and this is frequently the tut this year, owing to the indifferent quality «f thi wheat; but we know from observation uni trial that the steam mill can turn out flour eqail if not superior to day other mill in the wastry. The proprietors hare lately received ft large supply of the Kentucky wheat of the heit quality, and these who buy flour at the itno mill hereafter may be sure of receiving a pad article. We believe in encouraging home auofutums,. especially when we are sure we can get wgood an article at a& reasonable a fries from them as wo can by sending abroad. Oi’inr roi Pike’s Peak.—We understand ilitl a number cf persons intend leaving this place this spring for Pike’s Peak, and as a mat tsr of course they wish all the information, they mo obtain in relation to the best method of trawling, the easiest, shortest arid quickest nstc, and the outfit necessary. We will not TOtnre to give them directions as to the route, **■. But present for their consideration the fol ding outfit recommended by a gentleman who ku •• traveled all the way,” and which he touches is all that is necessary to see a party trough. -It is as follows 100 lbs of flour, 2bbls of whiskey; 60 lbs ot won, 40 gallons of whiskey, 100 lbs of vension. 18 demijohn* of whiskey, 2 bxs of dried heii nap, 1 hbl of whiskey. 1 bbl of crackers, 65 Pdhms of whiskey, 3 bbls of pickles, * bbl of 'hisltey, and 12 quart mugs. m-*± "Owwom of ihk Pausa.”— Several editors *" fcpating out west about the comparative length of the ears of corn they have received. c « they find notning better to boast of than “* of their ears t Yes, they are nnani »««ia their opinion respecting the legality and J**P»Mibility of Wood, Edot & Co.’s lottery.— 7? sou the feet that thejreapectabiUty of this «« MtahUahed firm would scorn to forfeit their .-famed wputation by hesitating or failing *P*J the prues drawn against them. They ofatoiattying that by sending $lO. $6. or ‘° " 00d - *My & Co., Wilmington, Dela «f «*!Lr^ ,U ’ Qa -' will stand a chance t» .r the whole, half or quar « «»ir aegnifiolent |>ri*e > Cuahwo BtuL—>The following !» said “ «»elltnt recolpt for cleaning »l|g into ifcin g v,,,. ' “ ta WeU - f<mp 00 tb«B a half pint to H M equal .quantity of Am «ilk on therigbtaide, and iSii? 7, lf<W ** 9B ti * wr ®** ride. Tie Ua y ki »»y ,$» gStnoMd by LOCAL items. LeeTOßß.—The following correspondence, •iiandcU'ns on Tuesday last, ‘explains itself.;—* L..W.,5a11, Esq., ' Utar <Srr.-—The undersigned,*n Committee bn Vehalf of the Altoona Mechanics* Library and Heading Room Association, to pro ouro Inturors, respectfully invite you to deliver a lecture before said Society, at such tune as shall best suit yourconvenienoe, andooauohenb jaotas yotrmajehoose. WelbaU bojdeasad to b*T©yronrwpJy in|he sfltoaative<■ stating tb soUMt yiamwJmM< selected and the evening you -prefer. ; Vory Eespeblfullx, ' ' ‘ j THOS. p. £AJUiHMT.) A.UASNESIE, l^istamftrw. C. J, MANN, I 5 Altoona March, 14,1869. T.jP. Sarubnt, Chairman. Your favor in behalf of Uie Altoona Mechanics* Library and Reading Room Association, received. AX first I thought it wnuld be impossible (owing to professions! engagements) for,'me.to comply with your re quest, but on reflection I have determined to do and would name Thursday evening, March 31st, as the time. My theme shall be “ Benja min franklin. ” • Altoona, March 15, 1850. From the character' ef the gentleman above named, as a lecturer, and the subject he has chosen, we-have no hesitancy in assuring those who shall attend the lecture that they will re. eeive a rich literary, treat. As the lecture will be free, we hope ,to see the roojn of the Associ ation well filled—indeed it should not be large enough to contain all the persons in this place who ought to attend auoh entertainments, but there being no better 'room which can be had for the purpose, wo must be content with this one for the present. Dead Child Food d.— Considerable excite ment was created in this place, on Sunday laat, by the finding of the dead body of a fully devel oped male child in the "deep cut” of the old Ben nington Railroad, at the eastern end of Mulberry street. The body was sewed up iu a pillow slip, and when found, was lying in a shallow pool of water. It had evidently been there for some days, being in a partial state of decompo sition. No potl mortem examination was held, the condition of the body being such as to pre vent it. Though no positive evidence to that effect Was elicited, there is little room to doubt that the child came to its death from violence at the hands of its parent or an equally guilty accomplice. No] clue which would lead to the detection of the perpetrator of the unnatural deed, has been discovered, and jn all probability he or she will csoape the punishment which such n hellish crime merits. Fortunately there is an hereafter where such deeds cannot escape de tection, and where their guilty authors will be punished to the full measure of their iniquity. An inquest was held on the body by Esquire Cox. The jury found that it came toils death from some unknown cause. The remains were taken to the Alms House and interred.—Stan dard. The Angel Bidding Satan—BEACTirut. Spe cimen op Penmanship at Derr’s College Pitts bcbgh.—On Saturday, we .called at this old es tablished and popular College, and onr attention was attracted by a large and splendid picture drawn by the artist pen of John S. Duncan, Professor of Penmanship in that College. Ihc design is & magnifioient one. Subject “ The Angel Binding Satan,” taken from the 20th chapter of Revelations, first and second verses. The picture is four feet by five feet, and is magnificiently portrayed, all having been done with a steel pen. The portrait of the Angel binding in triumph the Prince of Darkness, and bis terrible (Repression, are life-like, and in their execution required great powers both in concep tion and execution. All lovers of the beautiful and grand should call and see this triumph of Penmanship, which fully proves that Mr. Dan can is full master of bis most difficult art.— Commercial Journal. Accidkst.— On Saturday afternoon last, Mr. Miller Lindsey, a workman in the shops in this placq, >had his left hand severely crushed under the wheel of a truck car which was being moved through the shop. Mr. L, it appears, attemp ted to remove a block which was lying on the track in front ( of the car, but not being quick enough, his. hand was caught by the wheel.— The joint of his fore finger, adjoining the hand, was considerably splintered, the end of the sec ond finger torn off, and his band otherwise in jured. lie was taken to the office of Drs. Hirst & Good, where bis hand was dressed. Hopes are entertained that amputation of his fore fin ger will not bo necessary. Health akd Loho Lite.— Dr. Qco. H. Key aer, of Pittsburgh, Pa., has prepared a medicine for the cure of lung diseases, that bids fair to out rival all the various!horde of nostrums, with which the public hare been pestered for years. He does, not pxjetcnd that it will cure consump tion in its last steps, when ulcers are eating np the longs, but he means to do a great deal of good, in arresting in time the symtoms which lead to a fatal disease. Take warning in time, then, end When ypo get a coagb, get s bottle of Da. Ketseb’s Pectoeal Stsop, which will be sure to care yoa. Sold at :Q. W. Kessler’s, Al toonn, P*. . , ’ Herat, PBOPSBfT roa Sam. —Mr. Geo. B. Cramer is now offering a valuable lot of Hotel property at private sale, at the Railroad ware hguee, in this place, tie character, quality and quantity of which trill he found in an adret ti»e meat'in another Gqlaiop. Bargains may be had in this property, and those wishing anything of the style therein mentioned will do troll to ex amine it. All not sold Tby the 4th of. April will bn t£at daj!be offered at public sale. . Psoruta’ Shos Stoss. —Attention is request ed to the advertisement of C. W. Kimball, in another column. Mr. K. has just opened ' and excellent assortment of Boots and which he promises to sell at fair prices and give bargains, and hopes thereby to receive a share of patronage. Those who deal withilm-will find him an accommodating salesman. - Prbackjso.—Rev. Sauuel the min ister appointed to this Station at the late Annui al Ifieetingof Bast Baltimore Conference, will preach hirfiret sermon in the Methodist ehurth nasal Wnr. i. -* Very Truly Yours. LOUIS W : HALL. s M E. Conference ,ArroiKTMents. —The fol lowing are the appointments made for the Juni ata District, by the recent Annual Conference held at Williaiusport:— HollidoysbiirgHJohn IT. CL Dosh. , A 1 toonn—Hatimol Creighton. ... Wooidbury-fW. 11. Houch and C. Orahsm. ; Schellsburgir-C.; Cleavsr anti W- W. £rim.< Bedford—iiarna. ' 1 • Cfecnit —R; y>. Black tad J. W. , fwlmiit ijLX Btitouut ftmy Bwa, Canute. . • A. fekride»«a4fi. T. Qrqr. Wfltiaaribar£—Tkoouu Banka*. Birafa){^iun—JuKoa A. Meliok, mad John Brown. Philipsburg—Henry Wilson A J. B. Searbro. Cnruensville anil L. Spotta wood. i New W W. Kirby and Hugh Lynn. ‘ , The next East Baltimore Conference will be held«tLewisbiug,<Fft.; time to he mode kaown hereafter.; ; s. Rev. 8. A. Wilson bos been sent to East Bal timore ; Re?. W. Downs toBoooaboro; and Rev. A. E. Gibson !to Emory Cbapel Station, Car lisle. : ; Altoona, March 16, ’69. Blnaans. MoCrum & Bern :— Ou Sabbath last, tbs Lutheran congregation of thif place, nnder the Pastoral care of Rot. J. Stock, took it in hand to raise subscription sufficient to cancel a debt which bak existed against their church for some time, and it was really encouraging to the hearts of the congregation present to see, with what'promptness and a spirit of liberality, the members of the' congregation and others re sponded to .the : - call; in giving their hundreds, seventy-fives, fifties, twenties &e., until the sum of eleven hundred dollars was subscribed, being some two bundled dollars above the amount re quired to cancel the debt We would here ex press bur sincere and heart-felt thanks to those kind brethren,; not members of the Lutheran church', who so kindly and abundantly contri buted to our aid in this our time of need. May they be abuudootly blessed by the good Spirit above, both temporally and spiritually, for these noble acts of charity. p. Wall Papering. —Those who intend to fix op their houses this spring will of course need wad papering. By reference to our advertising col uuins, it will bp seen that J. M. Hewitt, of Hoi idaysburg, and W. P. Marshall & Co., of Pitts b -rgh, have a quantity of the article on hand with which they w ill be pleased to furnish all those who stand in need of it. Messrs. J. & J. Lowther announce that they have just received a large stock of Wall Paper ing and Border direct from the manufacturers in York. Call and see. Presentation. —A few days since, the polite, accomplished, and gentlemanly clerk in the Post Office in this place, had presented to him, by the model and elegantly proportioned chief clerk in the Master Builder’s department of the Pennsylvania Railroad, a neat, tastefully exe cuted and highly useful piece of furniture which is indispensable to a young man’s complete wardrobe. The aforesaid article may be seen at any time at the Post-office. Lecture.— Rev. T. Mullen, of St Peter’s church, Allegheny city, will lecture in the Ca tholic ebureh, in this place, to-morrow (Friday) evening. We have not been informed as to bis subject, but from the character of the Jjlev. gen tleman, os a lecturer, we can safely say that whatever it may be it will be well worth listen ing to. SerC Jaggard has removed his goods for the present to Ferree & Morrow's corner, where in a few days he will be happy to see his friends and the public generally. Altoona, March 3d. 1859. Ho! for the Arctic Region! If any of the Ladies are dissatisfied with the weather we are having, and desire visiting the Arctic Region, we would recommend them to call on C. J. MANN and replenish their ward robe from his beautiful stock of CLOAKS, CARES AND SHAWLS, which he is selling off cheap, being determined to dispose of them while the snow is screeching. January 13 th, 1889. THE HALL OF FAS UION 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, White Goods, &c., &c., that can be found in Altoona. Respectfully; &c., See advertisement, of Dr. Sandford’s LiyER INVIQORATOR in another column. SPECIAL NOTICES. THE GREA T ENGLISH REMED Y. 818 JAMES CLARKE’S Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from oprescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. Phy tieian Extraordinary to the Queen. ThU Invaluable medicine is unfailing: In tho cure of all thoM painful and delicate diseases to which the female con stitution I* subject. it moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a Speed; c«re nfay 1m relied on. ■' TO iIABUEn LSStn Jt la peculiarly |lt will. in a short time, bring an the monthly period with regularity. ih«ii bottle, jiriee one dollar. bears the Government Stamp of Great Britain,to prevent counterfeits. | CAUTION. - These foil thudd net be taken byfemeHte during the tint thru months ofPrtgmney.ae they are sure to Megan Met earriage,butat.any other tint* they are taft. In all eases of Nenrooa and Spinal Affections, Pain in the Bade and Limbs, fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Beart, and a enre when aU other means have felled, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, odosnel,'antimony,, or anythinghurtful to the constitution.. Poll direct!ons in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carejtijliy preserved. ’ Sole Agent for the jEbttiri States and (JaMdl, JOB (Ute J.C.Baldvln ACe«) . Rochester, N.Y. V. B—JWO and « postage stamps enjdoeed to any «B thoztssdlcant wfll.lpaiiM t tsttK enirigtiiiO KlUi In aU.disoasea inflammation more or less predominates— now to allay inflammatiox strikes at the root of disease— hence an,lmmediate tore. md nothing 'dee, will allay inftuninatioa at twee, and make a certain emre.* . ■ . will cure the foUowtnp iitoens a gmtcatalogue of rHeeMsa ; ' fcu^fi«ddabiita.ChaS^^^W Bfiaa BcroMiy plasm, Fsverafaaa, Fstern, Ear Asha, amt,: Ooai.Aw»nints,Bheamatl». Bstft Head, BhMKhaaa, B.ldaeas, Erysipelas, Itiafiwwaa, Parkers* Ttch.fiiimi fix,' Measles, Kaah,.fe,*eJ. ■'snaao ttamyappear fecredulMtihat mmaaf AjMpM should be reached by one article; Ouch an Idea wOt vaußh whan reflection pofaUa to the bet, that the aalrs bsooo binatieo of Ingredients, aaofa aad every on* applying Rpar fbctan:idote to its appositerUserder. PALLET'SMAQJCAL PAUf EXTRACTOR In its effects is magical, because the time U ao abort be tween disease and a permanent enra; and it la an extrac tor, as it draws all disease <*«t of the affected part, leaving nature as parfhet aa before the ini ary. It is scarcely no oeasory to say that no boose, work-shop, or manufactory should be one moment without it. Mo Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box baa upon it a steel plate engraving, with the name of Henry Salley, Manufacturer. Sold by O. W. Kessler, Altoona; Georgs A. Jaeoba, Hol- Udaysbarg; end by all the Druggists and patent medicine dealers throughout the United States and Canadas. Principal Depot, 165 Chambers street. Mew York- Mot. 11,1858-ly C. F. CBACE. WM. A. BATCHELOR’S HAIR DTE! All others are mere Imitations, and ihould be avoided, if yon wish to ascape ridicule. GRAY, RED, or BUSTY HAIR. Dyed Instantly to a beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the least iqjury to tbe Hair or Skin. Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to Wm. A. Batchelor since 1839, and over 80,000 applications have been made to the hair of his patrons of his fatuous Dye. WM. A. BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE produces a color not to bo distinguished from nature, and is womuxtsd not to injure in the least, however long it may be continued, and the ill effect of Bad Dyee remedied; tbe Hair invigo rated for Life by this Splendid Dye. Made, sold or applied (in 9 private rooms) at the Wig Factory, 233 Broadway, New York. Sold by Druggists in Altoona, and by Druggists in all cities and towns of tbe United States. The Genuine has the name and address upon a steel plate engraving on four sides of each Box, of WM. A. BATCHELOR, Kov. 18,1858-ly 233 Broadway, New York. Important to Females—Dr Cheese kan’s Pills. —Tbs combination of ingredients in these Pills are the result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild in thfeir operation, and certain in correcting all irregularities, painful menstruations, removing all ob structions, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, palpitation of ths heart, disturbed sleep, which always arise from interruption of nature, inducing with certainty periodical regularity. Warranted purely vegeta ble, and free from anything injurious to lifeor health. Ex plicit directions, which should be read, accompany each box. Price $l. Sent by mail by enclosing $1 to any authorized Agent. R. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent for the United States, 163 Chambers street, New York. Ik whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed. Sold by G. W. Kessler, Altoona; Geo. A, Jacobs, Holli daysburg; and by all Druggists in the United States. WIGS—WIGS—WIGS. BATCHELOR’S WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass »U.— They are elegant, light, easy and durable. Pitting to a charm—no turning up behind—no shrinking off the head; indeed, this is the only Establishment where these things are properly uiidemood and mode. Nov. 18,1868-ly 233 Broadway. New York. TOOTHACHE This disease can be cured by Da. Ketcer’s Tootbxchi Rzmedt, prepared by him in Pittsburgh, Pa, which is put up in bottles and sold at 25 cents each. It is an excellent medicine, when diluted, for spongy and tender gums, sod is worth ten times its price to all who need it. Sold here by O. W. Kessler. (Dec. 9, l*oB-ly. FLOUR AND FEED MARKET, AT ALTOONA STEAK KILL. Floor, Superfine, ft bbl., $8.60 u Extra “ 7.00 “ Extra Family “ 7.25 Corn Meal ft 100 lbs. 2.00 Bran A Shirts ft 100 Ibi. 1.00 Rye Chop. “ . “ ‘ 1.65 Cum and Oats, “ “ 1.52 Middlings, “ “ 1.50 Cash paid for all kinds of Grain. Fluor and Feed can always be had at thu Mill at the prices qnuted ab-vo. JOHN ALLISON, JOHN LEHR’S MARKET PRICES Superfine Floor, Extra “ Extra Family Floor, 7 00® 7 12 White Wheat—Extra Family Flour, 7 25® 7 37 Dry Peaches, (unpaired), IS@ 16 *• “ (paired) “ 25® 28 Dry Apples, “ 12® 13 Prunes, “ 13® 18 Dry Currants, “ 14® ' 16 Shoulder and Bacon, “ 10 Sides, “ U Hams, “ 12,13® 13 Dry Beef, Orleans Sugar, Refined “ Syrnp Molasses, $ gallon, 68® 72 Segars and Tobacco at prices to suit purchasers. Altoona, March 10, 1860. In Altoona, March 6th, 1859, by the Rot. B. U. Fish, Mr. WM. McLAMAK to Miss KATE BARR, both of Uolll daysburg. On Sunday, the 6th Inst.,, by J. M. Cherry, Esq., Mr. HENRY MILLER to Miss RIGA BENDER, both of Al toona. . On the, 7th iinst, by Bee. A. 11. Taylor, Mr. JOHN E. McFARLANE |to Miss VIRGINIA M. FLUKE, both of UoUidaysburgi In City, on Thursday, March 3d, by the Rev. P. C. Hetrlerl Mr. SAMUEL T. ORR, formerly of HollP daysburg, Pa./ to Miss KATE A. J. MACHLAN, formerly of York, Pa. > C. J. MANN. On the 14th inst., by Daniel Shock, Esq. Mr. ADAM LINGENFELTER to Miss ELIZABETH STEPPED, both of Greenfield township, Blair Couqty, Pa. ' UNITED STATES LIFE. INSU RANCE Company. Agency, Anna Street, Altoona. March 17,1859. JOHN SHOEMAKER, Agent. Cl. HEAT WESTERN INSURANCE X AND TRUST COMPANY.—lnsurance on Real or personal property will be effected on the most reasonable terms by their agents in Altoona at his office in Anna St. March 17,1869. JOHN SHOEMAKER, Agent. > Boarding house.—the un- DERSIONKD wUI take the Boarding House, on Em ma Street, (heretofore occupied by Mrs. Coulter) on the Ist of April next, and wfshea to secure from ten to twelve boarders! Persons wishing to engage boarding will call upon me in East Altoona, next dour to P. Reed’s Cabinet Wareroom. 0. W. HQBBBIiL, - Altoona, March ITth, XBs»3t.* ■ T AND FOR SALE OR RENT.-THE g J ■ subscriber offers for Sals about 27 ACRES of LAND, ihuated in'Antes tovraSUiyßlalr county,-at the foot of Broth Mountain, now occujnd by Solomon Boamer. Aim—For Rent—A Hons* dM Tract of Land, adjoining the Bpck Horn Tavern tract,°n the^i^ny^Monnmta. noHldaysbnrg, March IT, IM9-8t WALL PAPER FOB SPRING HAtBH OF 1869. T M.HEWIT HAS JUST RECEIV tI • *»• largsaodnsosplaU eesortamat of Paper gagg-. *■■*.*****; übw STYXSB, - wm : '■ Dailey’s Magical Paio Extractor. PALLET'S XAGICJL PAIN EXTRACTOR, PALLET'S MAGICAL FJBMMXTRACfoR: HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE—HAIR DYB. The Original and Beet in the World t Coil on the Agent and get a pamphlet free. Nov. 18, lssB-ly. MARRIED. Attention i-altoon a guards t • You are hereby commended (o meet at your M Armory. ln tbe Borough of Altoona, onSATORDAY, OR die 2d day of APRltTat 10 tfSock, A. M.,« fUl{l| uniform, with anna and aceontnamnita*! good.oHkg. > (H By order of the Captotn,i .. .. . W March iq, utwt. .h:;; • - J, -■ - - 'v- WALL PA'PHIU WAia i>.**BßU M- u35SS'.’^ w “* « -ipwm’ WSSImm &Tj%ymaaL ANTED! WANTED! Five Thousand Men, Woaeafit (Sifidiea «0T T 6 «OTO «*K«‘Si#SAK, BUT TO OO TO TBE PEOPLES’ BROS STORE, When they can buy BOOTS and SHOES cheap for cash, mar. 17,18&9-U Wx. J. Tartan, Wx. B. Snunaiwira WM. J. TAYLOR * CO.. /COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND vholeaale Daalars jn FISH, CHEESE. AND PROVI SIONS, No. 138 South Wharves, between Chestnut and Walnut streets, Philadelphia. 49* Sole, agents for Henry's Celebrated 'Vinegar. Philadelphia, March 17 th, 18693 m. 1 jTJBLIC SALE.—THE SUBSCRL 1 HER will expose to sale by public outcry, ta the Warehouse of the Pennsylvania Hail Road,Company, InAl toma, on THURSDAY the 14th day of April, 1859, the fol lowing articles to wit:— 2 Marble Top Tables. • 24 Small Dishes, 2 Plush Arm Chain, - 1 SoupTnireen, 100 Arm Chain, 2 Doaen Butter Knives, 2 Coffee Urns," 11 Sugar Spoons, 2 Tea Urns, 178 Silver Plated Forks, 1 82’Large Silver Spoons, 9 Large Diihm, 164 Silver Spoons, 17 Medium Dishgs, 7 Castors, The above articles can be aean at any time, by celling on tbe undersigned, and will be sold at private sals, together or separately previous to tbe day of sale, should any per son wish to purchase. Terms cash. March 17th, 1869-2 t. OEO. B. CRAMER. fpHE PEOPLES' SHOE STORE I 1 Virginia street, two doors below Annie street. Tbe undersigned Would respectfully Inform the citizens of Altoona and vicinity that he has taken tbe above stand, (fucmerly occupied by Mrs. Rigg.) where he intends to keep constantly ou hand a well selected stock of BOOTS & SHOES,g^ of every variety, which hs will sell sale and retail, CHEAP FOB CASH) Purchasers will find it to their advantage to buy their BOOTS and SHOES at the “ Peoples’ Shoe Store.” 1 We buy fur cosh, eonssqucutly WILL OFFER BAR6ALXH. £aT Give us a call and examine our Stock. We.study to give satisfaction. CLIFTON W. KIMBALL, mar 17,18&9-tf W" HAT THE PRESS SAY.— “ COS TAK’S" Exterminators are invaluable remedies lor clearing houses of all sorts of vermin.' With all confi dence we recommend them. — N. Y. Daily State Register. “Costah's” remedies fur all domestic pests, such ns Rats, Roaches, Bed-Bugs, Ants, Fisas, Ac. are invaluable; we can speak from actual knowledge of their merits. Druggists uu J Dealer- 1 should send their orders early, it they would secure a trade in them. —Sew lor A; Journal* “ I shall write something about your Exterminators, as 1 can-do so with propriety. They are selling rapidly here and destroying all vcriuiu.— Ed. “ BannerAbycffe, Ro. “DEATH TO ALL VERMIN.” As Spring approaches. Ants and Roaches, From their holes come out, AuJ Mice and Rats, In spite of Cats, ' Gaily skip about. Bed-Bugs bito You, In the night. As on the bea you slumber. While insects crawl Thru' chamber and hall, lu squads without number. IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT CER tainty, Rats, Roaches, Mice, Moles, Qround Mice, Bed-bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Insects on Animais/in short every species of Vermin, arc utterly destroyed and exterminated by . y “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, &c. F.zterminator, “ Costar’s” Bed-Bug Gxtermiaator, “ Gostar’s” Electric Powder, for Insects. Supplied direct, by mall, to any address in the United States, as follows: On receipt of $l,OO, a box of the Bat, Roach, Ac. ExU On receipt of $2,00. a box each of the Rat, Roach, Ac. ExL, and Electric Powder, (sent postage paid,) sufficient to destroy the vermin on any promises. Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. “CostarV Principal Depot, 420 Broadway, N. T. P. S-—Circulars’ terms, Ac., seut by mail on application. Wholesale Agents for Pennsylvania; COSTAB’S BRANCH DEPOT, Northeast corner Fifth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia, And Wholesale Dealers generally. March 17th, IddO-Sm. Maria l. de paystar memo rial SCHOOL. —This Institution, which is located in Altoona Blair County, Peuo’a, will be opened On the Ist MONDAY in MAY. Itis intends das a permanent School; and will connect with it a Male A Female Department. In the Male department, young men will be’lnstructcd with a: view to their entering the advanced classes of onr best Colleges; or, if deeired, their education completed. In the Female department, instruction will be given in any, or all at the different branches, either solid or ornamental, taught in onr best Female Seminaries. The year will be divided into two Sessions of five months each —the Summer Session to commence op the Ist Mon day of May, ending on the hurt Wednesday of September— the Winter Session to commence on the Ist Monday in No vember, ending on the lost Wednesday oi March. The Session' will be divided into two quarters of cloven weeks each. Terms, V«r quarter, as foHmvs—viz.: SjOLID branches. Primary (Including Reading, Writing, Orthog raphy Arithmetic. Grammar, end Geography. Ac.) $4,00 Advanced (Including the Natural Sciences, Mathe matics. Mental and Moral Philosophy, Logic, the Lan guages and Composition Ac.) $5,09 |6 25@|6 &' 6 75® 6 80 EXTRA. OR ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES. Music (Including use of instrument) $lO,OO Drawing, $3,00 -Painting (In water Colors) f .8,00 Needle work, 2,00 Instructions in vocal music gratis. Ohs half the above chargee, to be paid invariably in advance; R. W. OLIVER, Superintendent J (alt Daft. A. B. CLARE, “ ' Itemalt a Mr , Principal of Male “■ Mies C. M. CLARK, 4i Rmale u March 10,1850.-tf _ 14® 15 DLC® 10 U, 12® 13 PAPER! WALE PAPER! Owing to the Increasing demand for Paper Hangings, W. P. MARSHALL & CO., Have made large additions to their extensive stock, com prising styles for PARLORS, ( HALLS. CHAMBERS, DINXNG ROOMS, VESTIBULES, In Qold, Velvet, Boqnet, Plain and Panel DESIGNS. WINDOW CURTAINS, TESTERS, FIRE-BOARD PRINTS, Making tha most complete assortment WEST OP T BE MOUMTJtIMS. N. B-—A large trade Snablesue to sell at VERY LOW PRICES. W. P. MARSHALL ft CO., No. 87 Wpod Street, Pittsburgh. W. M. LLOYD & CO., JETOOMJL PA, JOHNSTON, JACK & CO.. BOUmdrSBVKQ, PJL, - risirp (a* 9 (Bole “jjefl, Jqknston, Jdei £ Co.") ' DRAFTS ON THE PRINCIPAL CUM. and Sliver ud OMd for sale. Collection* made. Money*, received on deporting payable on demand, without in town, nr upon time, with Interest at fair rates. Peb.8d.1859. WHEREAS, LETTERS TESTA MENTARY to the Estate of mCUABJ) GLAS QOW.Iate of Stem township, Blair Pa., debased. huaMen grantSto theeubscribora; indebted to the aaW EStatearo requested to nsake/timnodialo pay ment to Blchard Taylor Glasgow, Br., Logan townshro, iwwrp aaniitP Pn « XIA!IQS 0T af%o.foU deceit, will make kpijnf#; , “**"“• Wt^^^S^YLOߣ« i AßOOW f ar, j CHURCHES, LODGES, 1 OFFICES, BOERH AVE*S " C9UBKATID HOLLAND ÜBCBBT ISI »TB*S»fltA, *WIIB W TIE KDREII' I LIVE* COMPLAINT OF ANT KlJnj FEVER AND AGUE, Andtha vaHoas affections consoquent upon a STOMACH OR LITER, jtochae ludtgestioa. Acidity of thsStomacb,Collchyyai«as HwrtkUft, Lom- of Appetite, Despondency, Cewveaeak Blind and Bleeding riles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic sad Nearaig&Aflkctioue, it has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected a decided cure. This is •» purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly scientific principles, alter the manner of tbs celebrated Holland Woftssor.BoeihsTe: Because of its great in |he most of the European States, its introduction into the United States was intsnded mare especially far those of our fatherland scattered were and there ov»r tljs face of thla nfighly country. Meeting with groat sacceee taom them, I now offer it to the American public, hnowlng that its truly wcudsiihl medical virtues must be acknowledged. .It iaparticularly recommended to thooa perwaa whcea constitutions may hare been impaired by the nnatluwsas nee of ardent spirits, or .other farms ofdheipatien. ilist rally instantaneous ia offset, it finds Its wajr directly to tha seat of Ufa, thrilling and quickening every ssi ia tafalag up the drooping spirit, and, in fact, r «■*»«>«»- asw heaitS and vigor in the system. CAUTION.—The peal popularity of this dsUahtfliLAt* ma has induced many Imitations, which tha rnflfarfassM guard against purchasing. Is.not persuaded to hoy any thing elas until you bars glean Boethave’e flume a fair trial. Ons bottle will convince you hewMsSsly superior it Is to aH thsealmltatlwu. 49* Sold at SIBO per bottle or six hottisa far tt>by the ■ou rtoputtoas, BENJ. PAGE, JR., A CO., on acturing PharmactniiiU and ChtmitU, ' PITTSBURGH, PA. • T. \T. Djott 4 um, Philadelphia; Barnes 4 Park, Bow York; John D. Park, Cincinnati; Bmanl A4w 4 OaL St. Louis; A. ROUSH, Altoona, Pa. ' And bp DrujftoSt »nd Merchants generally throughout the United nil tee and Canadaa. [October 14,ISiA-ly TUBT ARRIVING—A SELECT AS* f l SOKTMENT of gooda adapted to th« Muon—which will ba (old aa chum aa the chiwpaav—cowfoddMolaleMt. iug'a, Canton PUnneu, Muslins, prints, MgfUßfgUaA. M assortment of Trimmings for Indies dfMlKfflUtw dreds of article# too numerous totnenthq^^^^^ Pi-lands and cltiaen* call and see IwbaaHßpUnc els* where and tare your dimes. P - Clotbingofall sortscheaper than the jow*. . The cheapest lot of Germantown goods tier oflbred in this. place, consisting In part of Ladle* Hoods, JUgaqistfc Children’s Opert Hoods, Childrens Talmas and ZshKys . Capes .and Costs, with the neatest and best ir-iHmtgf at Hosiery to be found anywhere in these mountains, A splendid assortment of Qreperloa, consisting offlbite mtti, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston andliew TorirSr up*—-delicious—N ew Or leal s' and Murcarado Baking Ho lasaee, Sugars of every variety. ' CONFECTIONARIES AND FRUIT. Dates. 10 eta. per tb—Prunes, 12J< et&per ft— Pis Rat sins, eta. pei th— Piga, Citrons, Currants, Dry*d Paasfo* at. Apples, Ofangea and Lemons, Almonds; 'Hues Mm% ready for ate. Boat* and Shoes cheaper'than the cheapest. ' Hardware ot almost erery description— Nalls aadMk*. Cutlery, GreenßWer Butcher Knlrse the best ta the world—Pumps and Pump Chaim and flxtarss, Qneensware. Tobacco and Began. Hats and Cape Flab Oil. „ Fl&x-eeed OH. Sweat Oil. Cuter 00. Geod Cider'Vinegar. Coffee Routed. Coffee Oreent Coffee Qrenad. The rery beat Coffee In tows atlltl eta. net B. tMlandeeeat \ Head quarters for Tfifor PRlCKS.—Thankful for put Duron, the .tbicrlhar would respectfnlly bej< lo*v« to inform th* eitiiene qfAl» toona and vicinity, that he ha* Just received and upsued hie (lock of ■ ■•-■ r T FALL & WINTER GOODS. which he will soil at very low prices for cash. It rrswlQs in part of Delaines, Rohes, Pai dt Cheats, ptamMetiMS, figured and striped Merinos, TfW Plaids, FfUfft Plaids, English Merinos' 1 blatk and fanny. Silks, Shauls of every description : Sheet ings. Muslins, Flannels, Cdssimeres, 4&rf* tineits. Ginghams, Chintn, Hosiery, Gloves, Embroideries embracing' Collars, Setts, JJahds, Insert ings. Edgings , infine, everyartieJetf dies "Went. - ’ . Also—An axcellegt aseirtment of <a*htonahls Qhsshs ware, Glass-ware, Earthenware, Ac. BOOTS and SHOES of all .Ism, Malltim and etylea— Ladies’ and Mlaees’ Shoes and Oiitone FT, The very best aaeortment ofOBOCKRIXSmay he Mad at this estaWWnnent.' " ' ■ ■ •' Comaose I oomeatl I land examine the abuvesteck. Altooua.OctH.lMB. ■ J. B. OTUaCAH. r OOK OUT FOR YOUR HEADS i I i — l Hhesubscriber would inform tits in'* habitants of this {dace ami vicinity that hit hasjnureceited the latest styles cd HATS AND CAPS.JB* among which may be fonnd the beat Black Mole Skin «d Bilk rielW, Black end different colored Wool Hats, Cape of all (Ayienand prices, for taen snd-boys. Persons In want of anything in the above line will find it to their advantage to eaB on this suhscrlhec.befnre purchasing elsewhere. He bss also on hand an excellent assortment of Ladlas* FOBS, 1 Of diflfcrent colors and prices. Those in wsatt Of the article should call at once. Store on Virginia street, opposite the Lutheran skareh Altoona, Oct. 14, 1858.-ly JESSE SMITH. •VTEW FIRM!— THE UNDERSKffIr 1 Vl ED would respectfully Inform the citizens of H UnnjS and vicinity that they hare purchased the entire bnlldinrt'of J. Wells Cnlllus, and intend to cam oofle BOTCWSSjya BUSINESS in his stead. We «ftl» nish MEAT OF ALL KINDS at the lowest poesfbls priaa. Onr MARKET DAYS will he the same as beretefhre, aa TUESDAY and SATURDAY. - We will also atfeM £ Monday and Friday evenings to supply those who ntsflt calling at that time. EWIKO 4 OOV Altoona, Jan. 13, 1558.-3 a •- r Concentrated lye, foe ma- KING Soft Soap, aad Soap Powder for mm pound eljnaj to six of common Soap; Cattfle 9WM, Soap, Chemical Soap, etc, on band and fcr sale-at'-” '■> June 10,1868.-rf j A. BOOSBf, CONSTANTLY RECEIVING Seedy Hide dettilsi, of liw Iswt iWMeiMitieee jtiua ever, at *mm ; ■: ;^mWwr:imF •’• **- -'■>* vi »«*££ oa a " . Ws I i mm 5* if { i? ilil a i m S.M|I « * -§’2l S fed 1 5 «i ' * « S-< S *•»»«.■ i-3 szi|3g| O®* 55 W*"S> ttl
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