ABD ASSOCIATE,^
Jmtitution, established bu w.>
» Association, in . *'
by Sexual
hi the unfortunate
ral yearn aco directed ffajg*
k act worthy of their Hi
treatment of this clMeofeajaE2*^
> Uivc medical ailricrf mSHr!!',® *BC
h a dosrriptkin of thtfr ivSi*™
ft of life, nod in
.Jfi fnrnUh OTfdiCT’n«
Bd that the Association lt L
of the age, and will furnijh ill?" ff* bfeW
eotmuat.
or» of the Association, in their t-- - ’
atment of Sexual Dlsomm,
sith the success wliletThZl °MTsraftPAiA~TI
luug Surgeon in the cure Qf
iOcncss, Impotence, GoneorriiaZ’TSftPtat.
,ce of Onanism or Self-aim**
of the same plan for thn ****T a
;ors, on a review of tbo past, *
in tliis sphere of benevolent
tfit to the afflicted, especially iTS: JIMC
solved to devote themselves, wlthraJS9*“*d
important and much despised —l* a **»d»Mi
able Report on Bpenß*torrlss?sa<^^
;Uo rice of Onanism,
thcr abuses of the sexual ** dstf
;con, will b« sent by mail
OF CHARGE, on receipt WtM|&!£2,***tL
Other Reports and TracU <m
' sexual diseases, ic., are consts*H*ssSS* »ta
atuitoi* distribution, and will fcsCiSPi Mb
me of the new remedies and ws
. ,-d during the last year™
it Report or Treatment, Dr. Q£Obnv Sc
ulling Surgeon, Howard AssoctofuT w ° AI <-
. I’hiladolphuk Pil
RCHILD, s£y k
D QUARTERS VOtTlMw
!ES -.-ttaiAfii l tsr past Csv«—» r^W
tfully beg leave to inform the
ciuity, that ha has Just iwceivs aSj\JJ^
Roba, Pai ds Ghmes, ttlamif—^..
Wo ° l
Lngltsh Merinos’ black and
SnautU of every description; She*!! .
Vuslms, Flahnels, Cassimeres Mat
i. Gingham.s, Chintz, Hosier* * '
civet, Embroideries embradam *
\dlcrt. Setts, Bands, InurU
ings. Edgings, in
every article of La
dies Wear.
excellent assortment of V, ; -
rare. Earthenware, ie. " ™ ,l l nSMBS
id SHOES of all sites. amWttVff—» ...1
II isaee’ Shoes and Gal ten. ™ Ww*M»
lest assortment of GBOCHOMSnav k. « -
ishuient. . * ••••M
romo alll! and examine the above.*-* •
* ti 14,1855. J.HHTuSnIw
.WONDERS NEVER CEABK
j-tur-c^—not no long as McCORMICKk....
oana, and brings each handsnm. twi) i n r7/*
It Is tin; wonder of every person SarW?!
luitlful goods at such law prfcca,
sulvod—lio knows what the people bfAhii.
1 1 rings it, and he knows wliOTtoWiT
i him to sell cheap at home.
. VDIJ£S aro , n *l )ec ‘ WI ? te»Uad tocall
w ttt'l examine tbs rich ,tori
r.cy DRESS GOODS which he lw sdecUd ~
it tiioir wants, embracing erorytblnr tbcrrL
fifteen dollar shawl down'to a stick V while-
BNTLEMEN
imeut of BOOTS and SHOES, CDOTIH. ClS
iin! everything in that line-—also, an*, mm.
arjmu mechanical implement; teeatWwii?
f wpirs and tobacco. ■
iOUSE-K EEPEE Sf Jj; !2
CURIES ever brought to the town of Allows,
(•old ut as reasonable prices as they wall*
Come and examine and price, and yonas;
\ r Rf)T)Y *• tawiteti' to call and czawlai
- 1 our magaifloent . assortment sf
m<l cheap goods, and fee wUUxhiket then
charge if yon do not bay.
NSE EXCITEMENT!-
IICK’S NEW GOODS HAVE ARBITWUiD
W BEING OPENED EOR INBPKCT3OS
AND SALE. ■ • •
lOighbor, I’m here on the ground'again. Per
ollect when I, last year, asked you to bsUn;
amt and tell me where the CHEAP EJOU
in different now. It reminds mo a little sf
t of l!f40, when Gen. Harrison was stectsdjh**
hare only to gowith the crowd atolyira will
•ulty in finding McCORMICK'S STORE. Proa
nt down the rallay, and the quantity of goods
away, they moat be selling off eery rapidly
“I'"'
i.-ht, my friend; I would say to you, dr, p
-uur anticipations will be folly mlitel. R*
xg« and well selected assortment of Ooofe
j :i drees lor fifty ctntt and gtre thetrbswtlp
paia, I’m told, and all other good* to prtpor-
neighbor, that'* where I am going toibo
ghl, aud so should everybody
i. GROCERIES, HABSWAAL
6IV A RE, CfH)ARWAEE,,STOigarAM.
;>s. very cheap Bonnets, Mlssss’flats, Ac.; I*-
, Shot's and Slippers, with Mini*, Boys ul
and Shoes, and every other aiwh kept la •
oantry store, can be liad cAefip /ir talA H
is of country prod ace taken in «xhhan(* fcr
. B.n.MoWESK*
lay 13, 1558.-ly
IS IS T H ATOB’S SIALB OF
'ABLE BEAL ESTATE.—By yfrtw «(***•
pliant’ Court of Blair county, nod* *t Juouy
I s'ill cxpoM to tale on the praoilMi, is l»
icr.svllle, adjoining Altoona, on '
'CJiSVA Y, the Uth of APRtW^M,
A. M. of said day, thofbllowingJUallWeiA
op-rty of GxoRSX HCTf, deceasM, toyt J— *
p OF GROUND, adjoining thehwoop?
c thc-reon erected a Uiree-etory
|VKUN STAND, known as the
ile Hall Hotel, Mill
l\ .me D WEJ.LiyO HOVSeMKBK,
STORE-HOUSE- a fine Uaf* BiMh
it t uildingl. .j.
property is a most valuable Tavern
st ftis ferminns of the Altoona apd HoJlwy'
li -ad, and on the road leading from AI»SW»
ni<i from Us near proximity to th» horWjp.
kes its situation a deslrdbla one. Tners** f* r
t!»ont it for oil necessary convenient*-
F SALK— One-half of the nurch»»*»jfj
pe confirmation of sale—and the
Icr. with interest, to be secured by JW®
I Judgment Note of the purchaser.
mb-*-
Adm'r of Otorge M 4 #**_
A&s9.**ta
uROCERY FEED AND W*
JS STORE. . ..
ribor wouldrespectfullyintonn •“•SSJtoi*
.vicinity that he baaopopodaiteeeOii™*
>■' corner of Adaline and
ltc he will keep constantly «W“
thing in hie line. Hie.
G R O (J ERIE 8
and will be sold at price* M low ** y r -.
tuUiaiAnent in town. Hl* Stock offM"*""
Hams, Shoulders, Si<b*t&
i little cheaper than they
ill* Flopr l« obtained from
part of the State, ond ttwertSßWf* 1 *
■A feed for horses, cows and
j keep such an assortment tbtf
s to lunpty my customers wtta wofjgVj,
a.! I intend af«> to sell at pri
v ixi(j to those who patrflnUo ggtU
’HER REDUCTION INPW° K
it'orjmck’B Store. , »i—*tCt*^ l *
S i't.M the CASH
; ’ to r.ny other thim of proof*.
■ alhiactory refercncennd , nt «W«« r
( i:'i-nt.) and desiring to make It trjj
itzo our store, wo have made ».
im prices of nil descriptions ,_?«n SB S**
li.i time nnd attention to keepm*. re.
: tl.<‘ v. ants of our customer*.
)S, GROCERIES. UARD'R'AEg-
DAK WARE, STONEWA£E,JWW“ »U rf
a*w, lints ard Caps,
*■ .old as cheap ns the eh e for go* 1
■s of produce taken in exchange
t market price. theP*^f?»
J .r past favors, we hope Co *^ iar fjj lirC b SS^ -
o are in want of goods. t
FIRM '—THE u *?*lS£s
t!uit they bare i.urchascd th® £
•j. WoU> Collins,and Int«““r > %
/.VO JWSIXESS to ■*? £S2t
VP ALL KINDS at tbs
PX DAYS will be the «»«»«
..nd SATCBDAT- We^wWJ^^bpjtf*
I »idajr cvfning"
i,-.! lime. '■ . ■ > . . ‘-■■•.•t...
r,-,n. IS, ‘ e
pgjiut Critee.
v
j ßaW».—The Stimdard compilestho
1
lit aftd log dwelling houaband
Me in ’W |llia^a*bujrg—«olti the proparty
•“? a pileoen. " ‘ f
cf iiJiTote of ground, in Altoona, [with a three,
>’brick latent house,.* siiall frame build
. and a frame stable thereon erected—Bold
JohnG-'Ff<sol|f.
Of ground in tiwftown of Logan,
,Jrr W w whip—sold as the property of Wm.
Ur . ■ X
°S!t i#u of ground and* stoiytfraine
c-m and frame stable, eiwmtf in the toiro of
JJJ, bwg -(wld es toe property of [Patrick
of ground, with atwo at|ry plankhons#,
„ La. dwelling, *nd other bjildinge erbotod
Thsrsoo. ritual* in the town of Mount, Lo
pjwwnibip-sold a« the property of Band C.
of ground and a two story plank house
and other buildings, in Loudonarille—eold a*
tbt prepsrty of C. W. OiDonnellli > •
A tract of Jand, in Tyrone township, contain
ing 266 acres, vhh n two story [frame dwelling
hV log barn, &c„ thcreonnreottd—sold as
the of Geo. W. Fleck. | .
Mot of ground and improreuenterm Tyrone
borough—eold as the property bfF. M. BeU.
Two lots of groundand improfements, situate
In East Freedom-sold as the property of Chris
tutu lislous.
A "Jot of /round tna improvements, in the
teiro of Tipton— sold as the property of Wm.
*od,A. Adams. [
A lot of ground ana improfements, in Altoo
xn—aold as the property of J.-E. Bellman
A lot of ground and improvements, in Altoo
nv-eold as the property of luae W. Armstrong.
A lot of ground with improvements, in Al
ttoai—sold as the property $f Sarah Foust
(now Runyan.)
A lot of ground and improvements, in AUoo
di—sold as the property of John B. WorfeL
A lot of ground in Kewry—eold as the prop
erty of Jos. Storm.
A lot of ground and improvements, in No wry
sold is the property of Josiahdlenloy.
A lot of ground and improvements, in HolU
iiyiborg —sold as the property of Bird G. Eaton.
A lot of ground adjoining the! village of fos
toria, and a lot of ground and improvements, in
Tipton—sold a* the property of Jpcqb M. Confer.
A half lot of ground, 1 with improvements, in
Hollidaysburg—sold as the property of Wm.
Ptridson, with notice, &e.
A lot of ground, with improvements, in East
Freedom—sold as the property of Mary Ann
holooe. ,
Alio, st the same time and, place, sundry lots
of ground, with improvements, situate in the
Boroughi of Hollidayabnrg and Gnyaport—sold
ii the property of Edward if. Lytle and Eliia-
Uth B. lytic.
ChHPUMfSTiET.—The Harrisburgh Telegraph
*f Monday evening last, pays!the member from
this lounty, Jacob Bcelet, Esq.j the following
handsome compliment;—
A Wokkixo Muibzb.— During our association
vith the members of the House jof Rapresenta
•ivM »e frequently had our attsntion called to
ib* industry, tact and energy of Jacob Runlet,
2jq., of Blair county. This ig Mr. B’a first
umter, and being unacquainted with Legislative
n:Ui, he has worftd with extraordinary indus
to acquaint himself with the lame, andwith
.n a short apace of time he has become one of
the most useful members of that body, always
seat, watohing not only the interests of
hi. conrtituento, but of the whoteCownonwsalth.
iiiTcr Ming to discover thetridks and devices
cf those who are opposed to Ma in polities, he
cm always rteisted their aitemtfti Whwi the
Ml! .or the reduction of the State taxes was be
er- the Haase, Mr. B. was onf of its earnest
i.Toutei, and exercised considerable influence
12 its Muij tfchtr premia*
ict bills also received his marked attention, and
miteyer geod has been accomplished by the
prtstnt Legislature, Mr. B. has contributed his
lull proportion towards it We hive known the
iMmbetsipom Blair ootuty foraany yean prior
.o tali, and are free to confess that the people
*e®aty never had a better member than
;“- T h * T * “ P*w<m ef Mr. Boater; and we
■tirely hope that, If he a re-election,
:»oMbtaente will consult their own interest
-ad iiad him here agate next year.
bi Cutup ?j-—The exact pe
‘•■w whin this terrible scodrga of thekuman
at * incurable lias never been satiifac
-fiij dtUnnined, whilstall, agree that it iain
!U'*bl® in certain .stages. When the lungs are
oaee .dittrajnd iatMr structure, and when
««p-BWlld ulcers begin to corrida them, there
jarjr little hope of a core, although cures have
'•»i«a pl«c* after such lesions |wore' known to
♦list, u has been proven bypoit mortem eiam
sEiuoa. A wonderful remedy, find a aarecure
E a ! ineipient caaea, i* “Dr. Keyset's Pectoral
3 J*«P ” » made by Dr. George
J 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
ftftw a awnber of yaara of jcwefnl experi
«3«, and after having eared numbers of cases
r»7 dangerous pulmonary disease that had
U ’ 2 K‘ T «a np iqr physicians. br. Keyset has
•ifidiad medicine. regolsriy ■ and{ belongs to the
and Uie madicinethatbeoffeiato the
rotation among
Mr P*°plo- ■ WeeonUjreftrto hundreds of casee
«apparently incurable luttg disease, in which
■si! a ediome hae cured. The lost of a trial is
8 inflt as he sells it in bottles at fifty cts.
m dollar. athis drug stori, N. 140 Wood
ltrs * Sold V 6. w: Ke«l«r,tAUoona, Pa.
r^s.—OaSatnrdayeTehingiast, ietweenS
&5d ilt oV ' loek » hastily sam
»os«6 from A«r roppw bj the cty of
’“ d :t ** teUlßg of-flie shop bell,
i e.if saufy of firejres perceptiblei
• «»g in the esntre of the town and a dense
«®a a On i;epaiying to the spot,
cca° Qa be - a ehed need bjy the Railroad
f ? Btori ”* waste, situate between the
ofhnM,° 0a t,u s e “d *he fonndjy. A number
. J into nee and the fire soon
any vay damaging the
icppc JJ l n cl °w i«>xinuty. The fire, it is
’1748 by spontaneous com-
Mother column of
n P * P * r *• f<mn d the card of Meww.
Garble Jard PP'®* l »
‘f'stedL i All work en
ia * i 5,..:. BM ■*•’• 1W sure, be executed
ISIW
v . i - ?“J * pUnsare to do business,
' . .v: :•■
■ "' ~'' v ' • '•J-’im' f -"« i'.*.* ; -
, t
*
Sabwatb Scbooi. Associatioh. —The Altoona
Sabbath School Association met pursuant to ad
joanmcht, on Friday evening last, March Btk.
Wm; C. McCormick in the Chair. Reading of
a poftioa- of the Bcriptnres ahd ooqdno
ted by the President. Croigh
ton. . Journal of g meeting read and
approved. ' The report- of the . Committoe on
was mdletd for.:, T. V. Aargeiriv
CbhlrmanofGieCommittee being absent, Jas.
L. Gwinn the followmg i—Prcsident,
Wm. C. MrConhick: Vico Presidents, T. P.
Sargent, George Hdrtx*dl, Jacob Good,. Ed. H.
M. T. BUI, A. Jas. L. Gwinn ;
Treasurer, -Geo. W. Kessler 3 Secretaiy, D. T.
Caldwell.'
On motion, the report was adopted.
The President having vacated his seat during
[the proceedings [again resumed it, after which
he requested Rev. S. Creighton to favor the As
■oclation with a few remarks, which was respon
ded to by the Bev. gentlemen in a brief aiad
pertinent address Which was listened to with
marked attention by the audience and doubtless
had a good effect
Judge Gwin was called upon for a few re
marks and. he responded in a happy manner,
showing that he was ehlistsd hear t and hand in
the omso under consideration; and the zeal he
evinced infused new life into those who regard
Sabbath-Schools as of minor importance, ;
On motion, the Secretary was directed to ex
tend an invitation to the Superintendent’s and
teachers of the different Sunday Schools in the
vicinity of Altoona, who, as yet, have not been
represented, to unite With Ah* Association.
On motion, itesolved,. Thkt A' committee of
twelve be appointed to yisit tab families in the
borough .of Altoona, whose children do not at
tend. Sabbath School, for the purpose or urging
them to send their children, and also giving the
children encouragement to attend^
On motion, the President was authorized to
appoint'persona to prepare lectures to be deliv
ered at the next meeting of tiie Association,
whereupon he appointed Revs. Samuel Creighton
and Jacob Stack;
On inotion, adjourned to meet again on ttie
first Friday evening in May, in .^the lecture room
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at7j o’clock.
Benediction by Rev. J.’Stack.
D; T. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
Fast Time.— A few weeks since, we made a
note, it a fast run between this place and Har
risburg, by the Mail Train, Col. Crane, Con
ductor. We have now another fast trip to note,
made by the Mail Train, on Tuesday morning
last, Col Waited, Conductor, which is a leeile
ahead cf that made by Col.; Crane’s train. The
distance is 132 miles, the schedule time for
running it 5 hours and 6 minutes. The train,
on Tuesday morning, left this station 63 min
utes behind time, leaving the Col. 4 Lours and
12 minutes to make Harrisburg on time. —
Twenty-five slops prere made on the route, at an
average loss of 3 minutes te each, which redu
ctfd the running time to 2 hours and 67 minutes.
The train! arrived in Harrisburg on time, hav
ing travelled at the rate of a little over 44 miles
per honr. This we think is the best time yet
mode upon the Road for the same distance.
Yqtoo Mxy’s Deamatic Association.— This
Association has agate been revived and is an
nenneed to give two entertainments at Military
Hall, on Friday andSatorday evsnings of this
week. The young men connected with this en
terprisshave devoted much of their time to
preparation foxj Jtibtla occasion, and we have no
doubt will perform their parte creditably. .We
have betn mformed by a gentleman who was
present at a rehearsal of the Association on
Tuesday evening last, that the members acquit
ted themselves handsomely and gave entire sat
isfaction . Those who take delight te the drama
as enacted upon the stage will be ~jrAU repaid
for- their attendance upon the coming entertain
ments.
Spmndid Diplomas.—We have just seen the
three splendid Diplomas awarded to Duff's
College by the late United States Fair,^ '.at Rich
mond, Va., to Duff’s System of Book-keeping,
Dunbap’s Gams of Engraved Pennmaiahip, and
a special diploma fbr Duncan’s- Pen and Ink
Writing.' These ape the first diplomas from the
National Fair that we. have yet seei) in the city,
and reflect the highest cedit on the institution
to which they were awarded. The honor con
ferred upon Mr. Duncan is well deserved, and
7«ry properly bestowed, 'and places him at the
head of his profession.—Pi««. Paper.
Chaws ox SenxuvLE.—On .Monday last, a
new schedule went into, operation bn the Penn
sylvania Railroad, which makes oohriderjibla
alteration in the running of some of the• trains.
The bound trains leave this ijtation as
follows Express train at L3O A. : lt; JJail
bain at 7.50 A, M., and Fast Line at P. M.
The Westward trains leave as follo
at 8.15 A. M., Mail train at G. 40 P. M.,
and the Fast Line at 8.28 P. M, *
Nsw EsxAßtiBHiiKKr.--The boom two doors
above the Masonic Temple has been opened as a
fruit and confectionary establishment by Geo.
M. Smith, of Hollidaysburg, who has bn hand
an excellent supply of choice confectionaries,
and drinkables, .which he will take
pleasure in serving out to those who call upon
him , We have tested thb merits of a few of his
cakes and find them equal to those of any es
tablishment l|n; town. Give him a call.
Mebtiso.—Au adjourned meeting of the Al
toona Mechanics' Library and Beading Boom
Association, wUI he held in the Library Boom
on Friday evening, at half past 7 o’dock.
A’full attendance of the members is earnestly
requested, as business of importance to all will
bo transacted. The resolutions relative to a re
duction of the entrance fee, reported at the last
monthly meeting, will be acted upon.
Invitation Extsndbd.— We learn from the
Cwni y 0{ this week, that our
townsman, CoL L. W. Hall, has been' invited to
deliver ja lecture in Hollidaysburg, in behalf of
the Mount Vernon Fund. We do not know
whether he has yet accepted the invitation, but
should he answer in the affirmative;, we*know
M gst up * lecture>worth going to hear.
do justice to any object
[; _ tfcs following was handed us & few days
j since with the request to publish. Wither it
iis orifcinafrornot, weoannot say; but presume
' that.ipahes little difference/ as onrreadera of*
; certain age will relish it *ll the same -I
-; °?*| dppßTiSG—Upon hearing the following
! breakfast table remarks
:. people cannot do their court
;ing thereby saving an extra for
; lights, fuel, and forCnoon naps.” |
i preach that doctrine until jour freed
lis grjßjy, and yon are as toothless *a a new-born
! folks will « sit up” till the
; *tars grolr tired of watching and the roosters
ibeginlto crow !
| Tfr|re is a sort of fascination in it, a positive
| denial to the contrary notwithstanding—an !n
-jdescr|bablc, undeniable charm, in being the sole
|occupant of a front parlor, with nothing to no
: lest op make afraid; the sofa drawn np before
the shining grate, and the lamp regulated to a
: steady blaze, that will not eclipse the brightness
j of eyss, or I make particularly prominent, unclas
; »cal features. There’s something par
ticularly pleasing in hearing the last pair of
;household feet take a bee-line departure for the
upper chamber, and feeling that the ever-swing
ling parlor door will remain closed until one of
the party concerned chosen to open it.
; Talk of courting by daylight! Think of lam
ing one’s arm by quick withdrawals from around
;a certain waist, at the incessant ringing of tbs
.door bell, or seeing the puff combs and curls fly
ing ip every, direction by a sound of coming foot
steps. Imagine proud lover at the feet of fair
lady,; puffing forth an eloquent, long avowal,
iwith extraordinary expressions flitting over his
face; and, at the same moment, a puzzled little
j countenance: peering through the folding doors,
wondering what makes Mr. M. pray with his
| eyes; wide open. Or, more disagreeable still,
havq mamma open the door, without the prelude
of a;rap of course, just at the moment you have
ventured to test the temperature and sweetness
i of her daughter’s lips.
Ajhd then What time in the day could one take?
Kotin tke forpunon certainly, when music teach
ers and fashionable callers are in vogue; not in
the afternoon wbon one’s senses are stupefied by
the eating of |a hearty dinner; not on Sunday,
when every body is expected to go to eburch ;
not !in church, with pantomimic gestures that
set the oacupants of neighboring pews a staring.
No!: there is but one time, and that the verita
blc season set in old primitive days—a time and
seasian for coarting. An boar when yon can
pinch Susie’s fingers to make her tell who she
lore* best—look in Susie’s Land to see if her
fortune runs with yours, and see what letter of
:the >alphabet is formed by the lines therein;
kiss| her when you please, hug her when you
please, and all this when the old folks are sleep
ing,; when the sound of footsteps are scattering
in the streets, and there is no one on earth so
neat Susie as yourself! That’s urn t
Geographical Enigma.—l am Composed of
48 letters.
My :8, 5, 25, 3, 33, 35, 37, 9, 27, 23, is a Coun
, ty in Indiana.
“ 20, 18, 42, 11, 17, 44, 48, 30, is a County in
; Ohio.
•** 41, 16, 28, 38, 13, 24, U a County in Mich
; }gau.
“ 14, 46, 7, 39, 10, 86, is a County in Min
"tnesota.
**'l:9, 2, 12, 31, 22, Is a County in Pennsylra-
< yiia r
“ 34, 4, I|s, i4O, ia avCoantj in Ohio.
“ 48, 6, 24, 46, 1, 32, 20, is i County in Fenn
eylvania.l
“ 46« 2}, 47, 30, is a County in Nrtr Mtxico.
My whole is an inatitntion in Pennsylvania.
Altoona, April 12th, 1860. ' A.
Answer in two weeks.
k i • i
Fatal Accident.—A young man named Cams,
as we understand, residing with Mr. Wu. Learn
er on bis farm; in Frankstown township, on Moa
day evening lost ledona of the work horses out
of the stable to water, and the horse presently
returning into the stable where Mr. Learner was
engaged, without Mr. Caras, Mr. L. stepped out
of the door to look for him, and was shocked to
see.him lying :an outstretched lifeless corpse in
the-yard—the; horse haring in some way kicked
hint iso severely on the side of the bead as to
oecftsion his instant death- An inquest was
held his remains next morning by Justice
Tool, andfapost mortem examination made by
Dr., Smith. Verdict in accordance with the
abovie statement.— Register.
|(3&» Two qr three weeks ago we noticed that
Mr, Harvey Stewart, of Scotch Valley, had lost
fire horses, by poison, as was believed. Since
thdn I he hos> lost two others, making seven in
all,' jond three of them being mares with foal,
his( loss in money is not less than $l,OOO. An
anal&ation of the contents of the stomach, we
unlerstaad establishes the presence of arsenic;
ah| £ogs[ dogs and crows have died from eating
the carrion. : Mr. Sand. Smith lost a valuable
hog.| Quite i large number of crows have fal
len victims. — Register.
I* Abbbajw.—The State Treasurer publishes
a list of those public officers in arrears the Com
mon wealth, with’the same specified as over due.
Below to give those reported from ibis county:
JeremiahCunnlngham, former Frothonotarr, $lOB 40
A. A. Douglass, former Collector at HoUldnysb’g, SIS 32
JUe*JlEnnl», 1“ “ “ T 4,401 62
o*6. W. Johnston, forms? Prothonotary,' ■ ' 852 S 3
Jos; Morrow, former Treasurer, '■ 185.29
~ohn Ron, former Bupt Allegheny p. R. R, 0,433 78
LetW-fo WUllanjii, former Beg. end Recorder, 1,017 43
si' i'/ ' i • V
CoMMppioNi—The Communion of tho Lord’s
Supper 'Brill be administered in the Presbyterian
Church, in this place, on Sabbath next (April
17th); the seiriceg to commence at 101 o’clock
A. M. Tho preparatory services will commence
oniFriday (April 16th), at 2 o’clock P. M. The
oariMance of Bey. D. D. Clarke is expected.—.
The public are invited to attend. PASTOB.
; ' Elijah Bering whilst enga
ged in Making repairs about the stock of the
FrAukstown Vurnace, on - yesterday morning,
wai ‘severely! Injured by the felling oirari fich
some thousand brick, beneath, which
hew'jaa engaged. It is thought, however, that
ho recovep— Register;
I®* $70.00 InTejted hy several ‘ .hundred
yoijiijg men-during the past falland winter, for
tuition, booth,board, all ezpenaes m Aill, at
.tbe; Iron City poilege, Fa?,
gnat majority of them employment
thi||pring, at rates jarying .from f4Q tp $6O
I '’l. .
[: ■ '\vO'- v l .- . ’■
Orncßus Elkctrd.— On Saturday week, D. D.
G. W. P., B. P. Rose, installed the following
officers elect, of Altoona Division, No. 311, 8. of
T.’, forlhU ensuing quarter r—W, P., B. P. Cus
ter ; W. A/, C. -R. McCrea; B. S., E| ,B. Mc-
Crum; A. B. S./ W. McCormick ).P. S., J.|
Renner ; T., H. Claubaugh; C., D. Galbraith;
A. C., J.'W- Clabaugh{L S., Wm. Marshall;
O.'S*, B. F. Rose; W. C. McCormick, ! 1 , W, J>.
Bund Rsp&ißin*—-The Branch Track between
tills place and Hollidaysbnrg, which is some
what out of repair, is shortly to be relaid with
new rails and ties.
Post Master Appouttbd.—Wra. P, Dysart,
Esq., hiss been appointed Post Master at Tipton,
in this county, vice, J. M. Confer, resigned and
moved away.
THE HALL 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 Drxss Goods,
Shawls, Cloaks, Whits Goods, &g., Ac., that
can be fonnd in Altoona.
Respectfully, &0..
Scs advertisement of Dr. Sandford’s
LITER INVIQORATOR in another column.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMET) Y.
x ' 818 JAMES CLARKE’S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, U. D., Pkj)-
sieian Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the core of all
those painful and delicate diseases to which the female con
stitution is subject. Jt moderates all excess and removes
all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied en.
T 9 HUSKIES LIDZH
it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a abort time, bring ea
the monthly period with regularity.
Bach bottle, price one dollar, bears thoOoTcrnment Stamps
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, butat any other time they art safe.
In all cates of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation
of the Usart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will effect
a coro when all other means bavo failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full-directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should bo carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (late 1. C. Baldwin & Ce„)
Rochester, N. T.
' N. 8.—51,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any an
thorizod Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 Pills,
by return mail.
B. L. Fahnestock, Pittsburg, Wholesale Agents: also, for
sale by all Druggists. [Juno 3,1858.-ly.
Dalle’s Magical Pain Extractor.
In all diseases inflammation more or less predwnisatue—
now to alia; inflammation strikes .at the root of disease—
hence an immediate core.
BALLET’S MAGICAL BA TIT EXTRACTOR,
and nothing sire, will ai lay inflammation at once, and make
a certain enro. -
BALLET'S MAGICAL FA Ilf EXTRACTOR
will care the following among a great oatalogno of diseases:
Bnras, Scolds, Cute, Chafes, Sore Nipples, Corns, Bnnions,
Brnisce, Sprains, Bites, Poison, Chilblains, Biles, Scrofula,
Ulcers, Foyer Sores, Felons, Ear Ache, Piles, Sore Eyes,
Gout, Swellings, Rheumatism, Scald Head, Salt Rheum,
Boldness, Erysipelas, Ringworm, Barbers’ Itch, Small Pox,
Measles, Rash, Ac., &e.
T* some it may appear incredulous that so many diseases
should be reached by one article; sneh an idea will vanish
when reflection points to tho tact, that the salvo is a com
bination of ingredients, sorb and every one applying a per
fect antidote to its apposite disorder.
VALLEY'S MAGICAL PATM EXTRACTOR
In its effects is magical, because tho time is so short be
tween disease and a permanent core; and it is an extrac
tor, as it draws all disease «t of the affected part, leaving
nature as perfect ns before tho injury. It is scarcely ne
cessary to say that no house, work-shop, or manufactory
should be ene, moment without it.
No Fain Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon it
a stool plate engraving, with the mams of Henry Dailey,
Manufacturer.
Sold by O. W.' Kessler, Altoona; George A. Jacobs, Hol-
Udaysburg; and by all the Druggists and patent medicine
dealers throughout the-United States and Canadas.
Principe! Depot, 165 Chambers street. New Yerk.
Nov. 11, l*sB-ly C. F. CHACB.
HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE
WH. A. BATCHQ£OE’S HAIE DTE!
The Original and Best in the World!
All others are mere imitations, and should be avoided, if
you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR. Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the least
injury to the Hair or Skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to Wm.
A. Batchelor since 1339, and ever 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 from- nature, and is warrakted not
to iqjnre in the leasts however long it may be continued,
and the ill effect of Bad Dyes remedied; the Hair invigo
rated for Life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied (in 0 private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists in Altoona, and by Druggists in all
cities and towns of the United States.
AST 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 Breadway, Now York.
Important to Females —De Cheese
mas’s Fills. —The combination of ingredients in these
Pills are tho result of a long And extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and certain in corresling all
irregularities, painful menstruations, removing all ob
structions, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain
in the side, palpitation of Che heart, disturbed sleep, which
always arise from Interruption of nature, inducing with
certainty periodical regularity. Warranted punjly vege ta
bic, and free from anything injurious to Hfeorhedlth.' Ex
plicit directions, which should bo-read, accompany each
box. Price $l. Sent by mail by enclosing $1 to any
authorized Agent. '
K. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers street, New York.
3b<eftoi» aU Wholesale orders should 5c addressed.
Sold by Q. W; Kessler, Altoona; Geo. A, Jacobs, Hblli
daysbnrg; and by all Druggists In the United States.
Gallon tho Agent andgeta pamphlet free.
Nor, 18,1858-ly.
TOOTHACHE.
Thia disease can ha cured'by Da. KetssA’sTooTnAcna
Kewsot, prepared by him InPlttsburgh, Pa, which is pot
up in bottle* aitd sold at 26 cento each. It i* an excellent
medicine,-when dilated, fer spongy And tender gains, and
is worth ten timesiteprlce to all who need it. ' Bold here
by 0. W. ' ptee, O, lttB-iy.
WXGS-WIIGS-WI&S.
BATCELBJjOB’B WIQS AOT> TOlTPßESenrpaas all.—
They areeleganU light, easy And durable.
Bitting to a charm—no tuning op behind—no shrinking
off the head ; Indeed, this Is the ooly:Eetablialimtntwh(>i\)
*th«etbinga artjwperly'cndVrtrtood and made. ;
not. JB,Ms%-jy Yotb.
Am FESD
XT ALTOOSA RTkai# Ttir±i / •
fyL “ i.;l ‘ ; 5 7J6
( ,4aS
Bran* Sheeny too lha.
■RySCtohir, ■«-, ■■ v: fjS
Corn and Oata, “ * . • ; •• •
i . 1/ r- : ' -
. C**h paid fcr all Mndsef.OjnUm riniiTLi ~~ - If?
riwmt behadattheitm
' .. ■ JQHK ALT.TytM. ■'
JOHN LEHR’SJJARKET PRICES.
Superfine Flour, 1 <*-•««>„
Extra « - ««!*?«
Extra Family Flour, tlSSrsa
Kxtr * FamlW Hear, . T 2S& T 75
tor Apple*, « M b
Prune*. «< jg »
Dry Cnrnmtd, «
Shoulder and Bacoo, *» ; • ,*
Sides, - «; .
Si; ' “H is
Rafined « <* : 1 11/iS S
Sjrop Motassea, tU gsiion, H , vm 72
Segaw and Tobacco at price* U salt nrehasen.
Altoona, March 10, ISRL H
\ . . . - ; .
—Oh. «!• 7th hwfc, by thd Eev. J. Stack, Mr. ABRAM
to ynjdiiP, Blair cSnaty, U>mS
N ANCT M- FLECK, danghter of Henry Fleck, K*q- near
Altoona, Pa.
C. J. MANN,
On the 3d Instant, by Isaac Tingling, £*q_ Hr. JESSE
ROXKRT to Min lIONORA ciSaA tun**?
In Usllidayitmrg. on the sth instant, FRANK MARTIN,
son of AW. and Julia Ann Rhodes, aged 7 moe.and 2 days.
In DnncansviUe, on the Stbiustant,Mr. JOSEPH KIDD,
imths 68th year of hit age.: -
e In Hollidaysburg, on the Uth instant, MART P, daugh
ter of Col. B.a. and Eliza B. Lemon, aged about 0 yearn.
Lost— on Monday evening,
April nth, 1830, in this place, a PVR CAPE. A
liberal reward will be paid to the person returning it to
Altoona, April 14.1859. C. A. O’DONNELL.
Stows, Tin & Sheet-Iriß Ware, Spouting.
r as. w. bigg Would respect.
f/ lULLY inform the citizens of Altoona and vicinity
that he keeps constantly on hand a largo assortment of
Cooking, Parlor, Office and Shop Stores, of all styles and
to suit the wants of all, which he will sell* at low
prices, on reasonable terms.
Ho also keeps onhand a Urge stock of Tin and Sheet-
Iron Harr, consisting of all articles for culinary purpose*—
Coal Scuttles, Stove Pipe, etc. Also, a large lot of Cast Inn
Force Pumps.
ths- Particular attention paid to putting up 9POBTINQ,
cither in town or country. Spouting painted and put up
on the most reasonable terms,’ [april 14,1859-ly
6 6 NOT? THE ORDER OF
JiJ your going," But go at once, to the People’s
Cheap Shoe Store, where ypu can buy Boots and Shoes at
the very lowest prices. Our Stock consists of every variety
of Boots and Shoos usually found in a first class Shoe Store.
tVo buy for cash consequently will offsr bargains. Read 1
the following list of somo Of our prices, then call and ex
amine the goods and be convinced that we do sell a good
article at a loir price.
Gents fine (city) sewed and pegged cslf and Morocco
Boots, $4.75 to $5.25
Gents Congress Goiters, ; 2,50 “ 6.00
Boys Calf Boots, 2.00 “ .3.00
“ Congress Goiters, 1.871.25
Ladies French Morocco, Sid and Goat
heeled Gaiters, 1.50 “ 2.00
Ladies heeled Gaiters, l.go “ 2.75
Indies Morocco Boots, i.oo
Misses double-soled heeled Boots, cos
tom mode, ijjo
Children’s Boots, Shoes and Gaiters of all kinds, and other
goods too numerous to mention. Coll and examine our
stock. No cimrgo for showing goods. Remember the
place, “The Peoples’ Cheap Shoo Store,” Virginia street,
two doors below Annie street, in the store formerly occu
pied by Mrs. Rigg. C. W. KIMBALL:
April 14, ’59-tf]
piLASSIFICATION OF RETAIL
ERS of Merchandise in the Cenntyof Blair, by ths
Appraisers of Mercantile takes, for ths year Commencing
on tke first day of May, A- K 1859.
AUoon «.
, , . • ' ■ Class. ' Ltcsnso.
John Louden, is $lO 00
John Lehr, 13 10 00'
Thomas Elway, 14 7 00
Jacob Rsoso, 14 700
J. B. Hilemon, 12 jj go
John Oronan, 14 7 00
Jonathan Conrad, 13 10 00
JobnL. lekes, 73 10 00
Henry Bell, 14 7 00
John Edenbo, 14 7 00
Thomas Heslop, 14 7 00
B. Wblssel, 14 7 00
Samnsl Black, 14 7 00
John O’Dopnel, 14 7 00
John Shoemaker, 13 10 00
Richard McClain, - Is 10 00
Jacob Woise, 14 7 00
Clement JaggarJ, 13 12 50
Jacob Rink, 14 7 00
Lewis Flack, 13 10 00
John C. Oneil, ; 13 , 10 00
J. A J. Lowther, 13 12 so
C. B. Sink, 13 10 00
Charles J. Mann, 12 12 60
G. W. Kessler, 14 7 00
John Talbot, 14 7 00
Henry Lehr, 13 10 00
It. H. McCormick, 12 12 50
Henry Fetttager, 13 10 00
Ettinger 4 Oilman# 13 lo 00
Richard Smith, 14 7 00
C. C. Shannon, 13 lo 00
Henry Tuck, 13 10 00
Jacob Snyder, 14 7 qq
Michael Cassiday, 14 7 00
A. Ronsh, ’ 1A 7 00
Clifton W. Kimball, 13 10 00
Jesse Smith, 14 7 30
B. F. Few, 14 700
Isaac Hooper, ; 14 700
John Cutler, 14 7 00
James Cassiday, 14 7 00
Jacob Nicholas, 14 7 00
Allegheny Township.
Patrick Smith,
James HcKinnen,
William Ayres,
Joseph Higgins,
James Galley,
Antu Tttctuhif.
Wm. P. Dyaart, 14 7 00
Jacob EatenHna,' 13 10 OQ
Aaron Beyre,* 14 7 00
John Ball, 13 'lO 00
Martin Bell, * 12 12 50
». F. Ball, ,11 15 00
Elliott A Miller, }3 10 (3O
Blair Tfnenthip.
H. A F. Mclntosh, 14 7 00
Alexander Knox,- 12 13-50
Charles-Fable, 14 1 700
Dannie‘dark, 14 7 00
M. Cauley, . i 14 7 00
Catharine Tfumthip,
O. VT. Read, 14 7 00
Sanraal I sett, 13 10 00
Franktlottn Tovmihip. ,
David W. Brown, 14 7 00
M. h. Stehley, IS 10 00
Goo. BlliottA Son, j 14 7 00
Qreeqfitld.
D. C. McCormick, V ‘ : 12 12 80
Q. W. MftVk, ; i ,13 10 00
J. S. Baegia, ' 14. 7 00
John O. Bechtel, 14 7 00
Gaytport Borough. -
Watson, D«lnn*ton 4 00, ; . ' 10 25 00
Ibomaa lewia. 14 'TOO
UcDmhagan k Stow,* 14 7 00
F.e.D#r|i, k-.:- 14 700
Roution.
John W. Smith, ’* ' ■ 14 ‘ 7 00’
; JToU&lMytiury.
Wm.O Marry, • 14' 7 00
JohnUn|*MV 14 7 00
Jacob Snydar,- 14 7 00
A. F. Ostarlo, 13 10 00
JatnciFlowair*, 14 7 00
Lewta Goldman, ; 13 . 10 Oo
Smith, CUftNtt *Ca* 13 10 to
Jameft B; Pa.ton, 14 7 00
Mn. Jsine( H.Bdl, • : 14 ■ 700
AbhD.B«) - -■ 1® -10 00
Jonathan StooETer, M . 700
IT.». Coffey, If 700
Darid* Conrad. If 700
Sfanon Brotherllna, , 14. ... 700
Mr». Lydia Hagerty 14 . 7 Q 0
JohuMcKraga, If ' 100
E.J.Bberaan, 'l4:. > 7 00
HcniylSSr , - I*''l. 700
«SS, ;> J I TOO
lVm.Kuntt, ,< , Jf 1 JOO
Win. BKomo, ■, yy }J 7 00
S. 77. Bnboyno, ■ If ■ • r 700
Mm. O. Bingham. v'. . If I , 700
AVlbOeanMifeKh, ; .-<}* 100
OeoyA-Jacob., U U- ; | 00
M; Bboentbai, ; y • " W- 703
Pattr MOwajy,. V< , , -» ,* WOO
James Quinn, i;J4 1 TOO
- 14- 700
• V • - ■/'' •
HARRIED.
DIED.
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00,
14 7 00
14 7 00
e«o. (RiSypben,
.JohaJHotauv
AttgMtoßZ*,
Janno Mf, Klwport,
Oeo, Fattened,
Thmoaa Dobb*.
Anthony Dougherty, . ' ..
AntMw Ooodtettew, •
McFaddao A LmboO,
WthMl Ryan, •
J»*. McFaztan,,,
Ckmae A Crou,
Fottar, Milltken A Co* i
Uoyd A lUnry* -
John UcClnnt.
JamaaCoodron,
Martin Karnay,
A. M. Uoyd A Co,
A. !>. Holliday,
Lloyd A am.
s&ofttSL -•* *»
d*w,ms£*c*, . »w
as&.
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Jolu, B. B-d, ■ -’ •:■ ’:• 'it'; **•:» fJJ
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Sg- M.LyooA- XI . , UM
ii Is
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aiisas. ' § IS
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B. J iwirv OP*** '.'■ 5
*• J. Pnaar A Co„ jr :■;‘j£W
i*aass®’- ■;«••• -##•
«sas* • i ■■ fs
JonathanZerbM, - - ... ;r , ,«■ „ , 'JftS’
Samuolßttlncer. " ' ■•■- "|I2?
Vox A Bonder,: v'-gSy->fM?PBS
John V. Creamer, ... 14 • StJS
gate ■! i i
John Scott, ■ M lam
John C, Brown, u *S2
aUwhfclhrhun U • i 2
HwwAsSwito*. x “ iS
PhlUpHiowr.lfa., 14
• _ TownMjK ■
A. Det&nbaagb, \ 14 > on
Kefl, Dean* \ £ ! ij*
Sam’l A. Stonebraker. \ u /Son
Adolpbua Patterson, v 10
John How, - 15 10 OO
Simon Aka, ' u .. >TT JK
H.LISI. V. Aka, , 3 ,122
* Br0 > i u "•'. ■ ■ £) 40
D. Good A Co, ; M ■ HSO
JutvSSb /■ * M TS
J. 8. Stewart. rl * \ , »
C-MeU, *' H IS
ClasnficAtbn of lIMr raylrmljtfr pay i.frmpr,
Wra P Dygart,
B P Bell, 7
Aaron Beyer,
Martin Bell,
AfUontU
John Allieon,
Samuel Ifott,
H L Pattenon,
John B Hoorer,
John Brumbaugh,
Lloyd A Co-
Geo. Potttgrore,
Mertaulury.
8 P McFadtlen, 14 • m
. North Wqpdbtrry. , 1
John Klehoddmtu, ■ 11 • * m
Iliac Rboadi, 14 T (tf
Johtt Brumbaugh, ‘ t? 70*
Snyder.
Wm. M Lyon £ Co. Bald Eagle, ' 14
VTm. M Lyon £Cq-, Tyrone, ( 14
Tyrone Townthips
I C Caldwell,
Thod. CriniMn,
Job it Spug,
Geo. Biddle,
Omslel Ncustanqi,
D C McCormick,
Sett, Dean 4 Co.,
Charles. BlttU,
John Borer,
DGwic Ci,
Jacob Duck, ,
'*ci.
JacvVSorick, M - *TO
Cluufioation ofßrokw, tecorifo* U th«. «ct
'«r day it-A&ai,
Wm. U Lloyd 4 Oo*
Hollidaytburgh.
Brjran Gardner &C&+ ,
Johnston Jock * Co^'< • 9300
C!^®si fi . catio s H* Br*wm;~ ?*fcnt
Medicines, Venders, *c. Tenon* returned for bane*
th ?,£i <d'Aoaeihbly passed the loth day of *SrU,
1849, entitled on. art to create o SlaUiur fttad, oml to
SroTUe for * gradual and certain extingniMunetit of the
ebt of the OMnmonwealth. LicencO to be taken ont
and date from the first of April, of each jeer.
DUtiller* ofWhUkey. :
Allegheny. !
B*nj. B Divine,
Snyder Townehip.
Fenohner & Borket,
Tyrone Tovtuhipi '
Peter Pool,
John Daitoj,
FTV Boagh,
DiaUUfrtof Ale, Bter,£&
Altoona.
Geo. Aunptbrenntr,
EoUidaythtrgS
F \F Bough,
J. J. Bprtag«r,
LcfonTowntMip.
Wilhelm A Bro.,
V«mtan of Patau Mklieia**.
Altoona.
O W Keatlcr,
A Roinh,
Jloltidagtburg. v
Wm. G Maury,
Q W.Fattcmon,
831 Ledpn £ Co., - -,v
.•
SBerlin,'' , ' •’ -.y
Eiticf Hon»«, Ojflt«r C#IU«, A«.
’ Altoona. ’
Ferdinand Kotinraab . . ■ V
LKinelaut, ■'
OUoßbUgb,
Joeepbßhcnk, * -
Mnietßeattr,
Wm.B Smith,
Xoman Reibenaek,
6eo.Hu*,
CH topple*
Wm.Dm>n,
John Lov«t, . ,
(Mhh Brown,
Wm. B Smith, ’
fyrpw.
Jm. StcSwhuv
J«& C OrouMr, \ /■■•'"■■.-V «S
B*mt>el Borer, 10 M
yfm.Tkxmmg, ■ .• ' >' . |q|q
Martmibuxgh.
John Shucks - -IAM
. TUB LAW FOB Bn’&n.RßS OF MWn»4«w»i»
t DwUeni of the dMfemil cIMMe aw «S£jS2|lo3m
fbOovs: >' ' •-■■■■*.
Bth cbies, $40,000 to $50,000. 13th class, iIOJXX) to tl&MO
m “ 80,000 to 40,000. l3th “ MOO to'lOjOOO
10U> “ 20,000 to 30,000. 14th •* Wthan BjOO
11th;« 16,000 to 2,000. *
Eating Hornet.
Scaler* of the 7th Clara »re estimated to Mil between
$l,OOO and $2,000. Bth Clara between $6OO and *looo.'
Patent Medicintt.
Dealers of tho Bth Class arc estimated to bMw**»
$lOO and $300; Bth Class between $5OO and $1000:10th
Clara between $lOOO and $3OOO. Those whotuweeti*aled
• *ell ° T *r 2000 shall pay 8 per cent, above.
KoHee ie hereby given that I hold an appeal at the OMrt
Bouse In BoltMaysbnrg, on the 7th day ofMay.lgaa.fcr
the purpose of making all necessary roducUonamad mno
tiona In the foregoing Appralsment. Persona oaQtaAtm
me, at any time between bow and the above naaaddSZ
Appeal«the store of 3. B. Hihmasr, Altoona TV, waf be
**• _ 9- AJOWM. aSSSkT
. Altoona, April llth. JW. 1
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