C|f ||tena Crikne.
ALTOONA, PA.
THUBSDAI, AEKIL .28, ,1889..
vrbetnparUeaar* unknown to nijotortfletor adver-;
tiling I» toVCqnlre paymentinhdtanceVor Ai&aranteefrem;
ksown person*. Itlstherefore useleea. for att each to send
iu adrertioement* ottering to pay at the endqf three or six,
month*. Where advertlaement* are accompanied with the
DMiM)r, : «r(letter, onc,flro or ten doUnni, vro will gvre the
advertiser the full benefit of cash rotes.
t.'-j
' 8. M. PETTENGUJL & *
Advertising Agente,ll9 Nassau street, New York, and
10 State stfeetj Boston,,Mo the Agents for the AUoona
tribune, and the roost influential and larger! circulating
Newspapers, In the United State* and the Canada*. They
are authorized to contract for ns at our-loioert rata.
Tub Military of oce State. —The
election for nil commissioned officers
throughout the State, exempt Major
Generals, will take place in June next,
in -,the different volunteer companies.—
These officers we elected for five years.—
The Major Generals, are elected in July
following by the commissioned officers.—
Ah oversight existed in the militia law, by
which;all the Major Generals were,cotin
ued in one year succeeding the
election of commissioned officers, ft being,
desirable that; the terms of the Major Gen
erals' and other commissioned officers
should bo nearly uniformed, an amend
ment to the law was passed by the Legis
lature a day or two before the close of the
session, providing for the election of the
Major Generals in the month following
the election of the commissioned officers.
Sinoelae Freaks.—The .well-known
Ned Buntline arrived iu Troy,<N. Y., a
few dayssince, aud amused the paaseugers
by -lib singular conduct. He bought out I
the orange, dealers and maple sugar ped
lars, on /the; cars, aud divided the things
fr eely among his follow travellers, j Gn
his arrivah in Troy be collected a crowd iof
oyer a hundred boys and marshalled them
about the streets in the vicinity of the de
pot, to the amusement of tip? citizens, die
mode them a patriotic speech, fed ,them
with : apples* and’ gave three cheers for
Washington. Ned finally'jumped into a
carriage,' and was seen ho more. Jlc- of
tcrwatds made-loyeio a pretty dutch girl
whom hc?hadirever seep before* who was
tending bar in a lagor;hccr saloon, and
insisted upon marrying her immediately,
to which she agreed, and the twain were
made one flesh. 1
PvffLUOAD CARS.-4-An exchange
says that wperiments are being made !by
several eastern Railroad companies with
plate or sheet iron as a'material for cars:
The advantages which,are expected to be
gained art.,greater strength with onc-haJf
lessiweighti The cars are to be built of j
thin strips of iron making a very stiff and ]
very light body. A sixty passenger car ;
of this .material will, it is said, weigh) not
more than 9,000 pounds, while the corres
. ponding portion of an ordinary car now
from 18 to 19,000 pounds.
If this experiment is successful it wili'ef
fect a great revolution in railroad car
building, for a saving of one-half the
Weight of would he £n immense ad
vantage.
$50,000 Rhwakd.— ln jour ad rcr fcbing
columns will bo found an- advertisement
under the foregoing .heading, ta which we
invite the attention of our Readers. With'
\the gentleman who offers sqoh great induce
ments to purchasers. of we have had
some dealings heretofore, and always found
him perfectly &ir and honorable, and
would commend his establishment to
thtas who wish tobuy their luck in such
Stances *she offers. All ' orders addros-
receive prompt attcniaoU.
.^ANG**-— The laat.ndmber of tip jii
xiiaik iSentind contains ; tlVe valedictory of
* - -j * *-■ ■- .- * * J* *
Jfte4is. Xtfitd & Gampbelij who fi^r. the past
j«an hftTo'bad of that paper,
'losses intothp hands of W. ¥-
5T^» ; jfonpcr editors printed a neat
and JpJ eppd service to
Jlky they be [successful in all
~ "ihelrfdture enterprises. | The newpropri-
durbesfc,wishes for his prosperity.
•‘■'■Sickces AcQinrrEO.—The trial of j
Sickles for the murder of Philip
BlutonKey, after acontinuation of twenty
brought to a close on Monday
' • 'At three o'clock re-
gave a verdict of “ Not Quil-
The applause was deafening } the
j, huzzaing and waving their hats.
Johnstown Tribune of last
■ the assertion that it was the
«dtamistered to Mrs. Andrews,
being poisoned, that
itVaTilie poison did the mischief.
•>;ss
THE i?ILLA#SOF FIRE; IN
BOTOAOE. Byßev. J.
■Hn&X •• otffche &rid ”
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“The Prineeof the House of DsVi|i? hlwhad
asale.nnexceeded by any-Volume sf: and
character. Inthat worifthe effortwaaVnade to
illustrate events in the land of Judea, by the
letters of a Jewish maiden. In this a young
prince of towrite from,
Egypt. The condition of the children of Israel,
and the wonders wrought'by Moses, from the
atopic of tbio work, and as much of Egyptian
history and description is introduced as are
necessary to complete the picture, and give it
fnllnaM and unity. Mr. Ingraham hasdiligent
ly consulted all accessible, authorities upon the
antiquities aqd customs ojf Egypt, and the vol- j
nine is the result of long and patient study.—
Many difficulties attend an undertaking of such
a nature, and justice to the writer requires that
the preface and appendix should be read before
the text of the work. The object is to promote
a knowledge of the Bible, by leading readers to
compare and verify, and search for themselves.
The material for the volumes, it is proper to
say, is drawn from: other sources, and the ima
gination of ‘the writer is employed to fill up,
from brief data, a continuous narrative, 'it is a
i'henician and cotemporary view of the scenes
and events which we arc accustomed to regard
from quite a different stand point. It will pop
ularize knowledge upon subjects heretofore re
stricted to arcbseologists-
This entrancing and instructive bock of 596
pages, bound in excellent style, is sold for $1.25
—same price as “ The Prince of the House of
David.”
Evans of Philadelphia, hna purc aased 10,000
copies of “ The Pillar of Fire,” and 5,000 of the
“Prince of the House of David,’, anJ N will
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the price and twenty-one cent.-; for postage.
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taiaiug a capital budget oi fun, being tilled with
the most laughable sayings aud jokes of celeb ra- 1
ted wits and humorists. Tho publication, too,
is well-timed, as the traveling season
to commence, and we can hardly imagine a worn
better calculated to amuse leisure, as a reading
companion on board a steamboat or a railway
oar. Merriment, too, is good for the mind. It
chases, away care and enlivens ennui. In the
language of the poet, it is wise to “laugh while
you may—be canded when you can.”
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The Atlantic Monthly for May comes :
to ua from the publishers, Messrs. Phillips, ;
Sampson & Co-, of Boston. The opening paper, ’I
“The Gymnasium,” is a spirited, practical,
historical and learned argument in favor of
manly exercises. “VVhydid the Governess faint”
is a. well told story. “Two Pears After” isa real
ly original and very musical poem. “;A Bun
dle of Old Letters” gives a number of interes
ting familiar letters,of the revolutionary times.
“In the Pines” is an agreeable narrative of a
visit to a well known region in Eew Jersey.—
“The Last Bird”'is a well expressed Bryan-
tesque little poem. ‘ “The Utah Expedition,”
“ Bulls and Bears” ami' “ The Minister’s Woo- j
lag” are continued. The Professor is charming j
as ever at the Breakfast Table. “ATrip to
Cuba” is a lively opening report of what prom
ises to bo a very good series. The- little poem
—an Inscription for a Camphor-wood Alms
Chest —is graceful and appropriate. “ The
Wnlkcftof the Snow” is a well-written poem, of
the old ballad form. In the review department
is a second paper, on Wilson’s Mexico—very
Caustic on the author, and very earnest ns a
vindication of Prescott. The other .book notices
are wall done. The number is altogether cal
culated to, sustain the reputation of this Maga
zine. \ > .
I
ygg- Godey’s Lady's Book for Moyjhns been
on our table for acouplo of weeks, but while
we Lave neglected noticing it, our .better-half
has not neglected to examine and admire its
contents. Qodey’s Book neVer depredates in i
interest—in fact it always increases in interest, i
each succeeding number being more
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dies. Terms $8 per annum. We will furnish!
it for $2,0,9. ;
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Pbisssod’s Maqazine.-t-As naturally as wW
remember andlookfor our dinner at 12 o’elock!
every day, do we look for the monthly visits of
this excellent Lady’s Magazine, and ah surely,
as we expect something good for dinner so sure
ly and often more truly do we get something
good in'Peterson's Book. There is no humbug
about Peterson/ Wutterer hb promises he will
jerfom. Tecms,of Peterson’s Magazine 52 pe f
annum!. 1 • ■ ' ' j
Pm* aj ' WAnniohsKAKK.-—We lei»rb that n
ftre occurredinlVaiTibramrk.oa Mo^dayvfcck',
which destroyed the dwelling house occupied by
John ff atson and Isaac Cox. Mr Watson was
absent at the time of the firs andon; returning,
his first inquiry was, what was saved from the
flames? He was informed that nothing had
'been savedexeept a few old boxes and "barrels,
irbioS bad been stowed away in a kind of lum
ber room. He replied cheerfully, that he did
not miod thp loss of the rest as he had $2,000
In money in one of tho old barrels then lying ip
the street. Wo have not learhed-tho amount of
theloss sustained by Mr. -Cox. The Are, it is
supposed, originated by sparks from an adjoin
ing chimney. —Centre jy&tiQcrat* , _
jj@“ We see by a notice.in the Hollidhysburg
papers, that the citizens of Blair county, attached
to the Peoples’ are, requested to meet at
the Court Mouse, in that place, on Tuewmy
next,at $ o’clock P. M.V to
tfve delegate to the State Conventual, wEstdi
meets in Jlarriaburg, on the Bth of June.
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isflsSissßißF^r
£&3s«r ,# ■:, fa##
i ,^#S?at Blß «^ *s^«St»t,^proolb4?holy -fS^-tS^t l %•* W- w :
HoS^"y f aA'%«i»**p!i^miiitakft'ttf attempting beautiful wife, became «qeedihgly ®
to 3b tJfcjh «tesh)brt^ w inerely> personal Mansfield lawyer, XS?" - , M
•' _ ftt wi;«»n ms -word ly, and whoalways soughi' a private aterraw j ona than Quoad) \:' >jp <
attodknpott s y«a- £h«emot John L, ick*. % j 4
to Tm?nmt *: fteTe higher OTOr ids wrongs for a time, and UwnactaaUy ]*
motiWin y ijsw, yi*:—fo knowvihai haa.bccofne proposedto abrakosman on tho railroad that TllomM H«*lop, • H
of the public.money *f No desire on your part to ho should murder the lawyer for asripulated ..* , •., .u .^.
the pfahKc mind from this object, arm he of bloody trust, he * i g
gratified at this time. You may thus succeed toW the i awyer a b o ut the matter. > The story Richard McClain, ,; g
! with.jkhe the people are, at last, goe s as follows; SJtoud, H JJ?
desirous of looting a little beyond that point One evening, as the husband Vas approaching Jacob R ink , .1 i «
.desiwus otpoaxng a ru. j- *, * ar 1 his house, he beheld the lawyer leaving the P iact, if
I be ■compelled to say that your »*t 1 h Oho ent#rin& saw his wife hurriedly j ■ ■ j ll
planation of how you get Oil paupers, each i s jj Ut bureau drawer.. In her absence, be ex- !"• “ J Btakf , ’ - ;t f r g 7’
costihg the‘county 971* bents per week, during am - me d the drawer. Imagine bis surprise at j CharhaJ. Mann, j:* M
52 weeks iri the yflaf.'i* not satisfactory. I see discovering in it « quantity of B®g:f 01 “ A 0 ! 1 | Ug •„
~ ij i »i,W fiftnm 'fill bv be supposed had purchased his wife s chastity. Heiir j.j ldir> ' ’ f il /
plain enoqgh how you get the figures bl > J fle waa ,j mos t frantic, but said nothing, still R.u. J McCormfck, •. ;• . < ••' g.
adding the admitted, the dismissed, the eloped, hoping t 0 bear 0 f the lawyer’s early decease, : 13
the dehd, 40., as one.when they go in and one a 8 per arrangement with the brakesman. On j Bic i u *4- aBl ;• ,*f
when they ko out making two of each one, and the next morning, the lawyer and the brakesman, jo. c. *bauu»» ! ,< , 13f: ;
a-iw 1 Hs&* 7 a
perhaps Bor 10. Now Mr. McGnaw, would it jjouse . e received them in her quiet and ja. Roush, .■ ~ •; ,>: jj
not be better for you at once to be candid, and i a dy-hke way; the husband treated them with ■ 14. _
state the fiots fully and fairly. great coldness and indifference, and began to F ?ew> ir
sUto the tacts luuy anu la y ; reuard the brakesman with suspicions of mfi- . Xenac Hooper, ; j u
I now give the part of your Animal Leport, to hi 3 truBt< The wife quietly went to | : . .. j M
whicjii you poj I did not understand. Ifyouare bureau, took therefrom the bag of gold, i W R’
serious in re-asserting that there were 611 if- j turning to her husband, said ; , ! I Allegheny Township.
/<««<: paupers with you during the I ' ' «
then indeed either you or Ido not understand , tfae admsnißtrator of my uncle, whom you ; i \*
the report, Here it is:— did' not know, but who died in New Jersey, ; j ames Ualley,
7 .Montldy Report far 1808. some eleven years ago. His kindly office, for j
,, '= , SSS?fr 3 s|ro which he bus retained a reasonable fee, has n£-
" ■§ ; | = | | E fected you with jealousy. I hope this may
3 ' * I o teach you never to impute crimes to others, ufa
. , i less you Lave better evidence than mere suspi
-27 14 19 00 i J ,, .. . n
- 14 36 50 , cion of their guilt
16 17 0‘?. j The breaksman then rose, and Lanued over a
<3 f ’ r-cka’e saying :
8 40 • •• This is a price set upon the lawyer’s •head,
■W ; but after an investigation, 1 oi-uciuiieii he one. t
■*'[ need killing, and I herewith return it t> _.ou,
he.pin rr yuti will become a wi-cr and better
January, : 6
>' cl-ruury, - X
March, 7
April, ; X
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June, ; »
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£uiiU*uitL*r t > 5
Uttol“’r. • 4
NoVL'niltr, }“■
JLKcoiuUr,
4
ifou now say, that there were on paupers in
tuc Ivor • House, January Ist, aSod. Add to
■ K u*u- yo\i Hp' rt as admitted during the
rear'and it will uiuko 127, instead of «i hund,ed
'at:d eleven. • Or, if you choose, add up the
a;cl:.;il v fenorts lior.estly, find you have, accord
ing to your way of counting, 753. '<as this j m ii.v ..-’.‘ter was Ad-lpbus .1. ib.
total amaunt too largo to publish, or nave you , i A to be divorced iroui his w;l>', a
made a Mistake in cot adding up a singlemonth- ! un ., Wvm>ln - 0 f about sixteen years of age.
ty -report correctly, llonv is it? ihe reader yerv beautiful, and'a daughter of one . t the W m n Murry,
caa add iip for himself. _ . m ~-t wealthy uud respectable nierH.-ii.is ■ Hut-
You charge for keeping Gil, on figures which A p:; i= l,.arg paper f .rnlshcs the folio .••lug a. V. o
would gikhe 735, hut which,, in fact, ought only • i, o: th
- . (l.’ldman
to .be 127, and hr this way expect to prove that j .. Tj. e parties were married about two years samh, jtu.: 0-.,
lam wrung in the conclusion that each pauper | ago, the wwe then being only -ecu j ...iiyuf . Mrs , .!^ lllf9 u. b«U,
lamwryng • 1 « Tne libel charged her with adultery, with D. Rea,
cost tiro icounty fci Oi»| per week. The people ■ the uame 0 f John Hall, a merchant, J-.ua-Jir-n smuffer,
will not approve of such conduct. ; I a i so c f high standing, and the bend of a large ‘
But 1 knust do you the justice to say that in , f a inily ; and upon this issue the cr.se was tried j e imoll jiiotberline,
vour sodond reply you admit that you feed your jby a jury. The evidence was vbry voluniinr.es, I
family and the p*roi the products of the form. J SSXU" ’
iai addition to the 07. V cents drawn firom too j wjw p loY en, but many circumstances tending . John C. W wt,
Treasury. Why did you not admit this in the strongly to warrant criminality came tj light . 'y"^’ shocio,
e•tnr rt ? !in the course of the examination. The defence \v. Duboj-no,
hrst repo . . ... . „„„ g .- t u ., was that the offence, if any was commit- ; Urs.C. BinghMn,
Your attempt to have the exposition of your Aru . r aII aUt . charge !
i mismanagement considered a personal attack on ; from { , je Court of over an hour in length, the ■ M ghocnthal,
■ vou will not’avail you anything. Better that ; u! . v retired, anti returned in about tureen nun- . ivter McAnully,
I you would invite the Tax Payers to employ some J .ui with a verdict in favor of libellant The !
i Lmbman to call on you and the Directors to most important point in the case is. however ; r.
I Samibl the whole matter. ' , yet undecided. Immeumtriy alter libeiiant had •
I scythe orofita of the farm should keep the tiled his petition, it appears rosponuci i i.kt e I Jii;uej jj. Kimport,
i noor ‘instead of that, J. Pena Jones, Treasurer, bute and went to Huntingdon, Indiana, when | no-
; t . *; - , .. v • si‘3 r »Q‘-i ±± ’■ k\u» lor ;i Jivorco uii the cihiuol ut ('c- ri*o»mis D-»oba,
! paid oiit. during the year, ■ 44 apP^^ J , . ; Anthony Dougherty,
i' K McGravf, 2d Treasurer do. 309 22 ; sertu.n and ill treat men t; and, to the utUi ns- Thonias Goodfcllow,
tenishment of libellant and his counsel, stie ap- MsFaddeu 4 Lemon,
peared in Court, the day subsequent to the ver- j JHdmeUljnn,
diet, find .filed a certlaed copy oi the record of | q\ ( Ctqsh!
dtiid Court, divurciUi tier irotn the j Vnn t *r, MiHikeuiCo.,
bonds of manimeny, as a bar io the decree, LlydA Henry,
upon the verdict there. To this plea libellant's-; jikkUcmiUron,
counsel has filed answer, and. thus the matter jjaitin-Kerney,
will rest until the next sitting of Court, when , A- f
the question as to the validity oi the Indiana I j ioytl
decree will conic before ins ilonur.
.sued !■
8002 Co ;
Tuig is the amount of money that should aud i
can bfij served annually to the county, by a |
oronet - management of the affairs oftbe Poor |
House.: ( A TAX PAY EH. ,
For sale—The Clearfield Raftsman's
Journal. -
jyfcgH- Klauser, of the Newport Gazette, has
taker} Jsaae fcowmun into partnership.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that 6,230
advefiUirers have passed through that city this
keasbffi, by river alone, for Pike’s Peak.
* .firijjt Samuel BaUiott, a member of the House
of Representatives,. from Carbon county, died
iin Hfilrishtirg, on the evening of the 20th inst.
Listening to a lady who was pouring
Out W stream of talk, Jerrold whispered to the
fpersOU) inbXit him. “ She’ll be coughing soon,
;and|hfn wf.can strike in.”
Why is a man eating soup with a fork
kissing his sweetheart;
give it up? ;•
Bedause fit takes so long to get enough of it.
Wanted.—A pair of scissors to cut a
caperi The pot in which a patriot’s blood boil
ed. I The address of the confectioner who makes
trifles as light as air. AndU short club broken
off root ' ' ,
We learn from Forney’s Pm», that the
Conjnpittcd appointed by the late Anti-Leebmpton
Democrtitic Convention, will meet at the Logan
House. in Altoona, bn Wednesday next; to pre
path I for the coming , campaign.
. Thfl latest stylo of hoop-skirt, is the
self-adjusting, double-back-action bustle; etrus
cani |aoo- expansion,. 'Plccolomini attachment
gossamer indestructible. Step into the “ MoJ
MVjihd sjje them.
Jgk- The Methodists of Hollidaysburg, hav
ing fitted the pew system jp their church for
sbvcfcd years past, and? not finding it to\ work
wejli; ■ have abandoned it,, and returned :to the
Jold free seats.' ’
■ Three negro?? and. a white man em
balmed in a shift at McYeytbwh, on. Friday
week for the' purpose of making a voyage to
toiwlatotyn. ; On the way a daw of wind upset
thilboai: and the white; man, who was rather
iwas drowned. >.
tewistowa staies that the
re&apTsof that office during one week of court
W4B? $Jf4,B5 .cents- Tyhcw, but 'brother Fry
sin ger must have felt big on, Saturday evening.
ho enjoyad thb sermon he listened to
thp following day. •'
Centre Democrat says that thociti
zepsuf jßellofonte Witnessed a novel Btght afew
dbjyis sidee by tho arrival inthcirtbWn of a team
of five fine looking horses attached to a wagon,
seated upon each horse was a, blooming,
rosjTeheokcd countiy girl. This feat exhibited
a isbmniondablQ spirit of rural indepeadence.
Friend Lewis, of.the Huntingdon fitlobe,
h|d seen an article called a bustle, for the la
dies, winch he says would make a better horse
rake or something else, and thinks they are.
Veiy handy for ladies who have n?any children,
whten they go out walking, as they canset them
oh ? behind and thus be saved the trouble and.
inconvenience of leading them. ; Our opinion ik
'Suit we' should hot like to
ihjhat csse.ledf ma should pdt oh her lixiifl in
slurry, and turn the teeth side up.
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PEN AND SCISSORS.
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! ui' roader uni». iu’ngijic tli*? r-fT- j ct prciuceu
u;. :i ihe jtiih.ns hu-h-a.a t> v hoinj;
ci - y tynvLcc 1 tf l;is wife’s fidelity un-.l yjs-
.-•S 7 • i in "<■ Id
:\OK.CE L'a/K iS i’v I
tl.Aii I
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The Drowsisc Case at (.’lark’s Ferry.—Wo . ivturO. Hagan,
have'correct information from Clark's Ferry : LkohU Moses i Co.,
relative to the distressing, death of a little boy - I !i)Tl j ACll i
by drowning, at that pace, on iLursuay Iftft. n. S. Burroughs,
The name of the deceased was Haskins. The {
I .vo- toys wci e c.nmsing themselves in a small, J. 11. Barndoliar,
boat along the shore above the dam. Finally ,
the boat limited out into the stream, and the 1 j. p. Everhart,
current being strong rabidly il j.ated lo’.yards the . 11. Thatcher,
‘breast of tho dam. Tue father of young lias- j
king, who has charge of the steam ferry boat, C
seeing the perilous position ct the children, put j ;
on a "full bead of steam and started to their I
rescue. The iittie bark, however, was too far 1
iu advance to be overtaken, and went over the
dam, little Haskins, a child of eight years, hold-*
ing up bis hands and erring: ‘‘lb.pa! Papa!
save me! save me !' 'ihe father, frantic with j
grief, vtould have jumped into the river, but
was restrained by the men <>n the steamer, for
he could not have saved the child, and would j
no doubt have been drowned also. 1 In passing j
over the dam the boat upset tlrrowiug tho little
occupant a distance of about twenty feet. Two j
(men, Daniel Miller and Calvin Umbeiger, went
; out iu ft boat below the’dam, and’with great
difficulty and danger to themselves succeeded in
securiug ghadA Poor littto tJaskins, however,
found a watery grave, and till efforts to recover
his body have abortive. Any persons
J along the river finding the body', and giving in
[ formation to the afflicted father, Win. Baskins,
j will be liberally rewarded.— liar. tel. 16 th inH
Four Beothebs Convicted. —Last week in
the -Crawford (Indiana) Circuit Court, four
brothers Tjrero convicted and sentenced to the
Penitentiary for two years each, for horse steal
ing. One other brother, Thomas, who was also
indicted, died some time ago in the jail at Lea
venworth. Jonathan, another brother, was also
indicted, but was not arrested. The father and
still another son are' under indictment in the
Fairy, Circuit CodM for the same offence—the
father being now in jail at Rune ‘awaiting Ins
trial. f The family, father and seven
sons, have but few equals; They have' resided
for a long time in the'upper part of Perry coun
ty, in a secluded spot, and hare not been sus
pected of dishonest practices; but from their
number and the maliciousness of their character,
the citizens of that portion ’of the cohntry were
deterred from instituting legal inquiries.
Stamped!?. —The miner? in the Lake Superior
copper region haver become perfectly wild in
consequence of the reported discoveries of gold
at Pike’s Peak. They are leaving th 6 different
rhinos daily in .crowds, and fears are entertained
that operations in these ‘‘diggens’f will be stop
ped* want of bandit. The poor fellows who
pursue the> PiWs Peak “yrill q’ the will
wish themselves back to Lake Superior, before
they get through, or wo axk much mlstak’ch.
Ad few days ago,. a mand>y the nnme of
Bobbins, indiotqd fot bigamy,, was tried at Ea-
High,; $l. C., and oojivicted. On the’fol|qwing
da| ‘ ■s£. vaa-bi-andsid• thq.
right oheekyra open chnr^-^the : brakd leaving
a mark thart he will cafry to his grave.'
Hi (’ '"'ST
c.urt
• at v;^r.
Anti, .
Wm. P. Dy*Mt, 10 oo
Jacob E«t*uUu», 14 7 00
Aa . roa . B n yT ** 13 10 00
Jolin Itll, 12 13 60
rTbou ’ 11 1500
B. r. 8011, - -io 10 00
Jilliott £ Miller, . „ .y 13 - W
Blair Township.
U. t F. Mclntosh,
I Ivsunder Knox,
C Urleo t'uiiio,
pennis \ lai li,
M. Laulcy,
Catharine Township.
ii«J, ' 13
FranJuicum Toictoshtp,
Ha* id IV lirowti,
i!. 1,. MtillfV, *"
lico. ji.iliott i eon, _ . - i ■
f». r. McCormick,
a. \Y Msuk,
.1, V. lU*,r!c, ;
J 'i. Bffhtal, r
. Carport Borough
V< aimn. l)einn»>oa i Co-,
! l;i"Ula 3 bcv\ie ?
ii. lainiiagiiu - 2iuuc,
I'. U. id,
Julia W. Smith,
Holliday tburg.
14
H
14
is
North Woodier ry.
John J. Smith,
J ohn B. Hood,
Snyder Township.
Wm. M. Lyon & Co., Bald EagW,
Wm. M. Lyon & Co.,.Tyronb,: {
E. B. Isstt,
G. W. Walters,
O. \V. llicterton, ,
D. C. McCormick,
Tyrone Township. ,
Xussy & Bro., ; 13
J. C. Tussy 4 Co., , t 14
Israel C. Caldwell, ? .> . 13
Tyrone •; Borough.
E. J. Prnner 4 Co., , ‘ i 11
P. Sneerlnger & Co., ■ • 'll
J. H. Gftlor, liquor, • i •* G
John D. Si-tiler, ;• 14
Wm. Brown, , j 13
Jonathan Zerbee, - , 14
Samuel Ettinjer, • 13
Vos 4 Sender, , 14
John W. Creamer, 14
I). S. Africa, ] ] 'l4
Simlxjr 4 Braden, 14
James McPorlau, it 14
John Scott, ’l3 It
John C. Brown, J ! 14 1
Silas McFnrlan, - V; j 14 , I
Uoovcr 4 Nowlinj, , ; : 13 10,
S'. Berlin, : r; 14 71
Philip Hoorerj liWj. ■■■; ; 26 (K
; w6odberfy' : Tovmehip.
A. Itelfcnhauch, i 1 ' ,'M 700
Keff,DcMi 4 .13, . . -.10 00
Sam'l A. Stonehrakcr, m; ' ' " ,14 V '"•■7 00
Adolphus Patterson, 12 12 60
John Royer, ' j l , i - -13 .i ; 10 00'
Simon Ake, ' - s ; 14 7100
U.h. 4M.V. Ake, . 18 10 00
Jas. 11. Hcvvitt 4 Bro., ] 13 ' lv> 00
D. Good 4‘Co., ’ - 'l2 12 50
Alex. Bobbin, r " • 14 7100
J. 8. Stewart, ' .5] ... , . 14, 700
C. Metz. ;,2 4 x • W - ' 7 00
Classification ofMUJs jeqtii?ed to pa; licence.
t \ 14 ' ,:7 00
■ ; 14 * 700
14 7 00
14 - 700
Win P Dyuart,
BFBell,
Aaron Bejcr,
Martin Bell,
John Allison,
- CdlXariM.
-r' |f ■’ ■" ' ‘
flmtion.
■ : ' r :M-K U
j v . ji
• • ’ r;w '
Lloyd 4Co-, : .'•>»
Oeo. l*otUgro»e, •- : .. ,t; ; ■ v '"OT00
Y ■ ' v ' Martbuimrg.■s■:■£: ■■'
SPMcßadden, r
-- XH ,
John Nichodemuj, •? If '. ’ ' p ' Mr“ tv V i »<«
-Vi':-- U .. .••>• T OO
--r: -r
ftiHsst&w*- " is :
■CCM K . gift’ w «=
Thwr.CHumia, ■\ i ■. ; •.:, | jf■_ 7 w
Samuel laeit, t
H L Ptttorsoßi
Johnß HoofMr,
John Brumbaugh,
Greenfield,
12
13
14
14
Houston.
4
i i
Freedpt it.
\ 13
14
13
Logon.
Martinshurg.
13
14
13
13
13
11
11
14
Taylor Township.
jfbioncr.
14
liipr-*-*
14
■ 1» - -10 00
ma. M Lloyd •& Co,, , ,
r . -«. -v:■> li- u l Vli-t; -, .
Bryan iCb-j * "
Johnston Jack * Co, ‘-j ; ■ r -v- t -Jt j| 1
Classification of Distillers, BriwiriC Plfot
Medfcdnea, . Vendees, ke. Persona returned t»
under the Act of Aswnibjy jjHm tholDth day of Aprtv
1849, entitled an act to create a Sinking ftmd,***)?
provide for a gradual and aytate wtintughmaßt
debt of this Commonwealth. Licence to be takes eu
. Distillers of W^wmr.
" Al&timjf.* '
BenJ.B OivinOj f.-- J
Snyder. Tjtwnthip.
Penckner * Burket, - ->>
Jbwwfiy.”:
Uouattm:
Peter Pool,
John -Dailey, -
7 00
7 00
Too
woo
IT Hough,
Distillers' of Ale* Beef, Jt«
Altoona;
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 OO
Qeo. Aungetbrenßor,
UoUidaytburgh
I W Rough, -
J. J. Springer,
Logan Township.
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
WUbelm a Bro.,
Venders of Patent‘Medicine*.
Altoona.
O W Kcseler,
A Roush,
WmO Maury,
Q W Patterson,
R Mtemon 4C0.,
8 Beylin,
' Eating Houses, &«.
Altoona.'
7 00
12 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
Ferdinand Nothwang,
L Rinehart, ;
C Moaebaugh,
John Derling,
Isaiah S Taylor,
Joseph Slunk,
Daniel Beatty,
Wm, B Smith,
Roman Seiueuact, ■
7 00
10 CO
7 00
10 CO
7 00
Geo. Haas,
12 50
10 00
7 00
7 00
C|l Feopplo,
Wm. Dunn,
John Lovot,
Cr,ibb & Brown,
Win. B Smith,
Henry Springer,
F \V Rough.
John MoCullongh,
25 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
-q 0 Jas. McFarlan,
Jas. C Creamer,
Samuel Boyer,
199 Wm. Denning,
John Shuck: ■ . 10 to
TUB LAW FOR 'BJBTAILRBS AKDIBK.
i Dealers of Use different classes axe estimated to set) m
follows:
Sth doss, S4OJ»O to l2th elate, $lO,OOO to
oth O 30,000 to 40,000. l*th « 5,000 to IMW
10th “ 20,000 to 30,000; 15th « Mas than IM»
11th “ 15,000 to 2,000. ? > ’
* , Eating Houses. ‘
Dealers of the 7th Clots are estimated to sail b«t»«o
$l,OOO and $2,000. Slli Cloaa Between $5OO and $lOOO.
. Patent Medicine*.
Dealers of the Stli Clast are estimated to sall betww*
$lOO and $200; Sth Class between $5OO and 11000; ltd
Class between $lOOO and $2OOO. Those who an sstlmsM
to sell brer 2000 sluill pay 3 per cent, shore. *'
Notice is hereby giren that 1 hold an appeal at the Gan
House in Hollidayaburg, on the 7th day ofMajS W4O, V
the purpose of making all necessary TedßcUeM and eon*
lions ip; the foregoing Apprubnieut. Persons.calling®
me, at any time between now and the abaft named ln«’
Appeal at the store of J. B. HUemana, Altoona wiQW
attended te. J. G., ABLCM, Mercantile AppralMf.
Altoona, April 11th, 1&59.
& A AAA ftEWAR 3 — THE
ahpve sum wu'actually (hull
my t'utrona during the year 1868. r
7 CO
7 CO
7 OO
10 00
10,00
T 00
7 00
10 00
30 00
7 oo
7 00
NOTIQB.
DUANE HDUftON. Proprietor of tha Great Gift Bo*
limuie. No.S3 South Third Street. Philadelphia, contteM
the (hie ot Books aa paoal. A Gilt worth Ijroa 35 mui to
$lOO sent witheTery~Book .
$BOO WOBTH OF 0IFT8!
.Will be Distributed with B& 1
’I ha attention of the public H respectfully aoUdUd to A*
extensive nsaortmentof Valuable Standard and JUKeth**-
ous Books, which are oils red for wjo at the lowest priftt
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS’GIFTS!
For every Bock, purchased at: One Dollar or mors* the
Purchaser will be entitled-to recelv* one of the fcl|awto|
articles: ' J, .
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Lockets, Hd
Goats’ Gold Guard Chain* Gold SlncJ Cameo Set* Oja
Bracelets with Cameo and Florentine Settings, Laoia O I
meo Breast Plus, Ladies’ Florentine Sets;Ladle«'rier«-
Uue Pins, Ladles’ Cameo Drops, Ladles’ OoldßJ*-
Pins, Gold Bosom Studs, lidiM’ and OcuW GoM Ske"
Buttons. Gold Commercial Pens "In Silver Cues, Mam
Gold Pens with Holders, Jfbura Gold Pens with Cm«
Holders, Gents’ Cluster Bokmn jEJn* Gold TootVHeMvV*-
dies’ and' Gents’ Gold ‘ Pencils; Ladles’ Gold Eat W9J.
Eight-Day Parlor Time Piece* Sewing Machine*, ro««
Knives, Silver Wark: including .Spoon* Ihitt«‘?9iPJ;
Fork* Cake Baskets, <tc. Also, SHscellateoua OUwofUfiM
Jewelry, Gift Books, from2scents tops.
Our new ; Catalogue' £br 1539 IS seutrtroe to all, spes »p
plication- The inducements offered Agent* are
era! than those ofany other houseln this bnslscv. H»t»S
been !n the Publishing and Book Selling buslntP"”?*
Lest eight Jears, my experience enables me to conduct w*
Gift Enterprfse with satislaptidntokU. i ,
Agents are wanted in evtrytown Slid county, to ww» ■
CommlssloDß ; 'wittbeglven In JB&cks,.or. a per'
monayTtor a Club otlftßpok* 1 extra Book snd r » 6B
will be given ; on larger orders, COTfiwilialQM are mortuv
eraL -For full particnlsisAddrens >
’ •~TTO!ASK BTOI3ON.
S 3 South IhiM Street, PW!sd*l»
P, 8, —Just Usned,' u jnis'Lifo ) Speeches; and
i -of Datfel
didlylllustrated volume of 560 Priced HP*
wanted.
April 23,’59-Sm.
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10 00
10 00
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*VfBW AND FRESH BOOK.
Xl Keir Wort, by . Bw. J. H. laoiuu*
■ 3IJ» rOBUSB*?:
THE PIEEAR OF FIRE;
By the author of “ The Prince of the Uouas of
ing an accounfdf tile wondsrful scenes to the *“? , -w
Son of Pharoah’s Daughter, (Mosea.) from, his
assent of Sinai; comprising, as bran eye-witne»
cles before Pharaoh,Passage of the Bed Sea,
of thoXaw on Mount Sinai. Containing an rUM"*
richly colored Deecriptionof the, Architecture of «***■'
tlans, their Manner* and Customs in Peace •“JjWhj
th.d Templd, the Family, the Mart, and a t the™* '
'also of the Israelites, while to the Land ofßoniaj'- P >
or with Picturesque sketches of the Hebrew* ana
Task Hesters, of scenes, Processions, anas?«c»
and'bestdefhe Nile, and Legends of the Obeliik*. Si ■
and Pyramids, and of their Founders before te
Delineations of Beautiful Woman, Miriam, AinflW>,
ra : and Osiria, and of Wonderful Men, Aaron,’ g-oid
(Mdses-) and the Prince of Dr (Job), Narrated
Letters from a Syrian Prince traveling » BDTj, u
Royal Mother, Queen of. Tyre. The TOl “ m ! «sl
characteristic passage#- of highly wrought H" 11
DrantotJclncMent.
HfrTm M»,qOOr*adera of “The PrlneeoflW “
Darid,” 1 wo need only say, that this book I* ,Lmb6M ;
Author, and more wonderfully totemttog *n“ ' mj}.
One ■vol., largo 12m6. 600 pp. Hiurirated.
•• Bent to any address by mail, postpaid, on r** 1 *".
price; ~ • ,„„
' r Cdnnfy Newspapers giving this Cord
ehallbo sent a copy of the work, by mall, prep*”
•?p s V«Plofthe i^y BCSSEtieiVW**
Nd; 79 John st, 'New York. A gents Wanted.
April 21, ’siWk
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QEGURE THE SHADOW^
FADES. Tho place to g«‘
AMBROTYPES, ■ c
MELAINOTYPE^ rtgi
dona up In abort order, ia on Julia ‘Jfijttd *d* tr '*
banaeVa whereall peraohs can be 4C J o .®? «*cob<l»-
and perfect Ukeueaaee. Time from Ito 8
Picture* copied on reeaonabl# t«nnv yrle*
Pictures aoTin jewelry at. wy *>" ' .
.pending upon the aiae otthe articlCv .
*-Pietur«e aiwaya warranted before »ad tf**
' Indies wut gentlemen erem** 4 * 1 < f
Well id cloudy
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