The Altoona tribune. (Altoona, Pa.) 1856-19??, June 02, 1859, Image 3
o ODS, N Mtt. 8 ct*. offee 18* Ws —Worth i2j. co Lace Boots at o § GOODS rROPOftTJoiv. ' Z-LIiGJiJ VLL at AU l imes •TAGGABX). EASONS lOULD GO XO “S STORE k and, well Wliich are Wu „ u F&KSSya 'Hvo't, Stonncvre, 0 j l: ! s a ” tl S hr ** for Gent. r.. K-rac.UK air*^.®,^ . I TS for Summer wear—in.. ■■y cheap. J 1 ■ 'K™ a * iljrtwel >t of K m i,j. of ClUl't. Om,Ar mv ,„i !• ' Tiler on .horl 1 ,ei! » w l“vh nut*t give ""i 1 'l' t“ COM* .-.'iiluWnt tkut if,Ut Peking. , J ■pe^jno D SUMMER n p> sgq HAS JUST KE <•l.l stanil, on Vlrgltiin »i n t of seasonable gootla, cum-, m»-vx ■ GIiXGITAMS. EMBBOWEIUKk 'isear-d-aiotes,- ixtures of lit of fwwWfargemU-iik l n i • s unit Testing*. : v,,ire, Qmenawmro and :uies» AITORB, &C M ! isl to any in (lie nmrktt, ■ ■■y store-room, I can now to better advantage ( . vlnKly tonUI. ' K STOCK AX» 1 NCE COMPANY, VEX, pa, • *R. AOENT, n COUNTY,.PA. J’r- iiitiirn Notes, $112,000 biii-tpr IVrjietuiil. k 1; r,u~«. Abo, on first clou tsj-uaWe rates./ C •MITMEXT. knitpany to those inespuri •sa or nccUlcrit, etjßab U« I>y {.nyiug fi the rate cf ■' *11)00 9)00 , 3» 00 ■ . 33 (W : ■ ; « ou > i SO 00 t T Abram, Vice Pres’t, Wm Fearsmt, Treas, V-ut U(cUln»o?j • ‘ iua A Mayer,-,' »l.n It Halt. it the fuUowtrig teetlmonliL , allowing the reputation of pout, Pa., AngostA, ,iSS7. n ith the DirectiwVaoJOfK a..-" ColDjmtir at Xoek _lh •j timony to tftelr high chxr ir.iaanv andcp their. ronta'! ri-i jiriwlentlynianagv'b wu i t i iiomhly aJjtMtcd. i ttAIEMATjaLV. | i v, i.icti tlipy rv i ■•‘■ti'iiKon I < i'e. any ** j ! |t a» M ii above on receipt <tf •£* C. ll DBRB* * 0° Wa» Illusion, ’’book FOR KV k y. 11,0 i) v.— sclosvuks.—Dr. I*' J! L’S gh at work for tiro B» ' of for those coutrMJ ' i f inarri.-ge—29o p*gr*’ lull i-f-AVKS. ,l>rlcc¢ 5 ' ; f io all parts nixlertwijir “ : ;i. postpaid y - sow the Inst year, 1“'; i •.! married, and the inw ii laiopy. A toctoW >-.w’liow to clitxwe »l"5 ■ r. complete work on ». r: y. Jt contains ■ .I—warranted to b« w? I .r it, 25 cente in ff*®* 0 f Memo u copy hy return a lifetime to the *£* M*o!! Address J .W®’ 1 "’ a lux, with ftiU dltort^V sss* KMAKBE-J®® lorms tlio citizen* c ntiuues to tnwn*~ i;,tio;i, on tha , next door to the J** 4 ' the beet ofatyle. tv^ohtaa^U.^ TTNEBj jENTIST. masonic^ iU ‘ uut r ' ai [ D^3§^ FINSU^SS V.— lnsurance Udon ailcwa f-ttait. ' local I—’ Ttaoumos *t.a Pnowme* M«mwo « tbs Cobb* Hobbs nr Hojujdatsbtoo, ob lH g 3i> bat or Mat, 1859. s .. Baolotd, That in order to secure: conewt a «Son in the approaching election campaign, u t*o existing Committees of the American Republican parties of this county, be re t-d to meet together as aeon as may be q nSent. and issue a call for a County Con- Son to nominate a County Ticket onl>ehalf the Peoples Party, and that power is hereby “ ‘ them to fix the basis of representation in Contention and the time for its meeting.” In pursuance of the abore resolution, the (eteral members of said Committees are hereby rtquested to meet at the Court House, in Holli- Zgborg, at 1 o’clock P. M , on Friday the 10th day of June, 1869, to attend'to the duties assigned them. GEORGE PORT, - Chatman American County Com. A. Li HOLLIDAY, Chairman Republican County Com. Republican Committee. A. L. Holliday, CL 8. 8. Blair. Dan’l Ci Qibboney. Wm. N. ; Hoys. Joseph Stiller. Sam’l P. MoComant Robert Stewart, Isaac Barget. Dr. F. G. Bloom. B. F- Custer. L. W. Hall. R. Pitcaims. John A. Patterson. Jacob Berry. John M. Cooper. Geo. C. Ferree. B. F. Royer. Jas. H. Johnston. John Stanley. John Bennett. American Committee. Geo. Poet, Chm. ' Col. Arthur HilL John WarfeL Michael Clatough. Qeoige JlcCibc. Jobn~H. Stiffler. E. B. Tipton. George Koon. Archibald Rankin. George Hoop, frailer Harlin. Daniel Shock. John M. Barbor. Henry Clapper. Geo. P. Kelly. Abraham Loudon. Jacob Mclntyre. Jacob S. Nicodemua. Wm. R. Plummer. ,Samuel Morrow. Caleb Guycr. (icurge L.' Cowcn. famucl Dean. A Ducks County Fatueb's Advice to His Son.—The following, we find in the Har risburg Patriot and Union, is suitable for young men of all localities, therefore we give it a place among our locals: “ Bob, you are about leaving home for strange parts. You’re going to throw me out of the game nod go it alone. The odds is agin you; Bob, but that industry and pcrseverence are the winning cards; they are the‘-bowers.”, Book laming and all that sort of thing will do to fill up with, like small trumps, but you must Imre the bowers to back ’em, else they ain’t worth shucks. If luck runs ngin you pretty strong, don’t care in and look like a sick chicken on a rainy day. but hold your head up and make believe you’re flush of trumps; they won’t play so hard agin you. I’ve lived and traveled around some, Bob. and I’ve found out that as scon ns folks thought you held a weak hand, they’d all buck agin you strong. So, when you’re sorter weak, keep on a bold front, bat play cautions ; he satisfied with ap’int. Many’s the .hand I’ve seen euchred ’cause they played for too much. Keep your eyes well skinned, Bob; don’t let ’em "nig” on you! Rccpllect the game lays as much with the head os wjth hands. Be temperate; never get drunk, for then no matter how good your hind, you won’t know how to play it; both bowers and the ace won’t save you, for there’s sartin to bea - misdeal” or something wrong. And another thing, Dob, (this was spoken in a low tone,) (lea t go too much after women; queens is kinder poor cards ; the more you have of ’em the worse for yon ; yon might have three, and mry trump. I don’t say discard ’em allif you get hold of one that’s a trump, it’s all good, and there’s sartin to be. one out of four. And, above all, Bob, be honest; never take a man’s wot don’t belong to you, nor “ slip” cards or “nig,” for then you can’t look your man inthe face, and when that’s the case there’s no fun in the game,- its regular "cut throat” So now, Dob, farewell, remember wot I tell yon, and you’ll be sure to win, and if you don’t, sarves you right if you get " skunked.” I®-The Lcwktown Democrat copies the of the R. S. B. in relation to the cases of tsquirc Good and Dr. Roush, together with our Editorial remarks and adds:— We say “ amen’-’ to the eommisseratioh kindly tendered by our cotcmporaries of the Trbuiie to the two excommunicated individuals, and espe cially as the perfidioiunut of the one was the re sult of an acquaintance with a young lady of this place,, against whose accomplished manners and amiable qualities his susceptible heart was not “fire proof He, however, has one proud and that -is, that although ho has been anmerpifully excommunicated from Club 159, E. 8. 8., he now presides with honor »nd dignity over a Good Club, which, although it now numbers bat two members, will no doubt “in the coarse of human events” be multiplied exceedingly. So mote it be. Religious. —Last wephj|,we announced that Bishop Simpson, pfPittohmrgh, would preach in the Methodist Church la this place, on Sah- next, and we are pleased to state this week ihat the announcement will certainly be' met at that time by the Bishop, unless.something im portant and unforeseen shoald occar to prevent. \ possible also that other Bishops,may be present, as they ore now in semen at fcitts- Dr gh, and those who live in the East may stop this point, ovcrSunday, on their way home. , tTB, Alfred Cppkman.and Br. Bartine, who t*^ eea have.answcted.toat they can .. be present on this occasion, bpt wiU.yiait • 8 place during toe summer. ' t is the intention of the Trustees of the to take up a subscription, on tHe beoa ** visit Biahpp (Simpson, to pay off tobah n V n^J iaDging oypr;the church, and it is oped that they may be sapcessful. *n-JUiss.— 7 Qn Sunday evening and Men* h’ea v wero visited by a succession of B “°*ew of rain, interspersed with small «ilv ,^ did no damage, serving tv.. ?. twplness, trulyrefreshing, to n .«wsed. vegetation, start. tp loek up andtake airbab T*iM»o Dows not. something be done to put a stop to the prseliee of tearing down handbills? m believe we have a Bor- Ordinance imposing a fine ofslo upon any penon found guilty of tearing down, defacing, or in any way injuring a handbill or poster within ten days after the time it is put up; but so &r as we hard been pble to learn, it is a dead letter, not a* single-instance being -found on : te-i cord wherein a person has beeh lndicted under it, notwithstanding hundreds, indeed we might «ay thousands, of handbills hare been torn down or defaced, within the rime prescribed by the Ordinance, sinoe the enactment thereof, in open day light at that ; and yet no notice has been taken of it. Can it be that our vigilant Con stable'has never been able to lay his eyes upon a scoundrel while thus injuring his neighbor’s property ? And must this .state of things con tinue ? A man might almost as well throw his money in the' fire as expend it for handbills to post'iUp in this place at the present rime. We bbpe that, an example may soon ho made of some one of the villains who make it their busi hess to .toar down all the bills that come in their ! nud we feel assured that our hopes, are not in vain. The practice has become so much of a nuisance that it must be abated and some men who are not expecting it will be compelled to shell out an X spot very suddenly, or serve out a term in the “ Look Up," some of these days. * Parents should warn their children not to indulge in the habit, and thereby save them selves cost and trouble. The law must be-en forced, if not by those who should do it, it will 6e by those who suffer from the neglect of the officer*. We copy the following from the Tyrone Star of Saturday last:— Ought To be Punished. —Affidavits were ta ken in this place the other day, proving that a certain woman in Warriorsmark'Valley had cut up and fried'out.the fat of an old sheep, which hud died from disease, and mixed part of it with stuff which she sold as lard to one of our mer chants, and part of which she made candles of, and sold to another merchant. We forbear giv ing names at present, as it is most likely that her conduct will undergo a- legal investigation. Wo may be allowed to state, however, that the husband of this same creature says she cooked for his dinner two or three chickens which had fallen info a water-vessel at the barn, and lain thereso long that the feathers dropped off when he lifted the fowls out with'the dung-book! From the same paper we learn that the tailor shop of Win, Port, in that place, was entered on Tuesday night of lost week, by means of a false key, and a suit of clothes, two pair of pants and a vest stolen therefrom. On the same night the shoemaker shop of Mr. Hagg was en tered and robbed of several pairs of boots. A lot of tinware was stolen from the foundry and machine shop of John Forbes. A man by the name of Bennett was arrested and sent to jail for whipping bis wife and child—now about two months old—and threatennig to kill wife, child, mother-in-law, and other kindred. Blaib Cocsty Insubance Company.—Unmis takeably it is the duty of every man who owns a house, or any amount of merchandise or household property, to have it insured. .It is a duty ho owes ;to his creditors, if he has any, but more especially does he owe it to bis fami ly. After being fully convinced that it is a duty, and ascertaining : that every provident man in the community is fully insured, the next con sideration is a safe company in which to secure a return of your looses m case of fire. In look ing for such a company, ti<e citizens of this or any other community cannot find a safer one than the Blair Copnty Mutual Fire Insurance Company. It woufc appear ai most useless for us to say anything in favor of this well estab lished Company, wow folly grounded in public confidence. Its managers are the best business men in the county, its capital is for beyond all its risks,, and in every instance losses are met promptly and satisfactorily. Our young friend D. T. Caldwell, at the Banking House Wm. M. Lloyd & C0.,-is the agent of the Company in this place, who will.take pleasure in giving all information desired; and attend promptly to surveying.premises and | securing policies for those wishing to insure/ Mad Boa Excitement.— On Sunday afternoon, the cry of 11 mad dog”, caused considerable ex citement among the people'who occupy the row of houses- below the Methodist church, on Em- ma street A dog belonging to Mr. M. Urick was observed on the street, behaving in rather a carious manner, snapping at everything which came in his way, and exhibiting other unmis takable symptoms of hydrophobia. Mr. E. B. Taylor and his rifle werejsent for, and, after a chase, the dog was ahotinjthe kitchen of one of the houses, where he had taken rufuge belli nd theatpve. If we have a Bog Law in this place, it is time it was put into effect, as the country is fall of mad. dogs. Almost every paper we pick up contains, a notice of mad dogs having been seen or killed in their neighborhood.— There are about three or four hundred more dogi :.in -this place than the security of their owners or the welfare of the .community demands. We should .like to hearofmeasures being adop ted by which the cancellation of the number mentioned could be ppeedily effected. GpOn By*.—Williatn Green, of Logan town ship, left in oar office, on Monday last, six stalks of Bye, the nnited length pf which is forty-two feet These stalks were not selected from dif ferent parts of the field, bat stpod in one clusr ter. .He says that he has five acres of rye in toe field from which, these stalks were palled, andthere is scarcely two inches difference in the height of any of it. .We have read accounts onjiiulPr stalks, in ptoer.parts of to|e but think this very good for Tnckahoe valley. His .field wonld be a nice place to hide.in if toie logins” were oboat - ; i/- Bishop Abies.— Bishop Ames, of toe M. £. Church, who has been sojoampg in ; to.is place for several, days post, ptoaohed ih toe Uetod dist Chnroh -on Sunday morning last He is a large portly jlooking gentleman, arid speaks with great ease and coolness. He makes no display of oratory and yet bis stylo is captiva ting, holding in attention every To withdraw your attention from him, if bat for one minpte,. is to loose a beautiful comparison, a sublime thought,, or an item of information.— As'a logician wo have never heard bis e<in«d* ■ Sbaxl pa iB, Bhall |we bjivti npicnic this t w 4 believe that tiifsre has not been one gotten ap by this spring, u|d we think it would be too bad to i®t beautiful: weather of Jane pass nn i®pro»ed,| A friend j has requested ns to sng* gest the iideajof getting np a picnic party, to consist oftwenty-five lor more couple, (the nnm bermentionedbeing requisite to obtainexenr- Bion tiokets) to|iproceed to Spruce Greek station, and fromthenoife to a grove in the vicinity. Jle is well acquainted vdth the locality and offers to he thei pilot: of the company, and ■we can vouch for hisfitnesa to fill that station. Are there not twenty-five couple, married or single, in the place, j who will agree to lay aside the cares of busy life and devote one day to recre ation and amusement t We think there should be fifty, j The j streams in. the vicinity of the place mentioned abound with fish, aud the woods' with game, thhs affording those whose inclina tions would lead—them to adopt either mode of passing the dayman opportunity of doing so.— Shall we not iutye a pic nic? That’s the question. ■ft-The Pittsburgh Evening Chronicle, of the 27th inst., j^aysThe following letter from a former clerk in a store in: Market Street, and subsequently. a graduate ;of Duff s Mercantile College, Pittsburgh, indicates the preference given to students of that institution in distant partS'Of the country : New Orleans, March 18, 1859. Mr. P. Duff; ‘ Merchant't College, I iltslurgh: * * 1* I;am keeping books in this city at a salary of four thousand dollars per annum.— The merchants of the Crescent City pay liberal ly for efficient Service. I can command almost any salary in ; the Counting Room, as a Book Keeper, but as: soon as I make a good business acquaintance, 1 intend to resume the practice of law. : Very respectfully, Don’t Neglect a Cocqh.—Of all the diseases to which we Ore exposed, there is none more deserving of out immediate attention, than what is usually termed a .“cough or cold,” for the reason that if not arrested, they are apt to run into some fixfed disease of some of the air pas sages, or 1 pultnonary tissues, ending in con sumption,: or incurable bronchitis. The way to prevent this, is to got a bottle of Dr. Keyser’s Pectoral Cough Syrup; made by that gentleman, at his great drug and medicine store, Pittsburg, Pa. The preparation of Dr. Keyser has receiv ed the recoirmeudutiou of hosts of respectable persons in Pittsburg, where it is made, and will not fail to cure ,moat incipient cases of pulmon ary diseases. 'Sold here by Q. W. Kessler. Agricultural Fair. —The Board of Mana gers of the Agricultural Society met in Holli daysburg on Friday last. The Standard says there was considerable difference of opinion in regard to the place for holding the next Fair, which was not decided upon. A committee was appointed to receive definite proposals from those localities desiring it, and report to the Board of Managers on ; jthe 11th ot Juno next. Now is the time.; for the business men and citizens of Altoona io Say whether they wish it held at this place. Read It.— ißead Fettinger’s advertisement in another column and learn where you may ob tain any ione; -of the popular weekly papers of the day, the blest daily papers, all the monthly publications, books, blank books, sta tionary, ppns,(,xnk, &c., &c. BSk- The Sabbath School Association, of Al toona, will meet in the lecture room of the Lutheran Church, on to-morrow: (Friday) even ing, at ©‘clock. A full attendance of the members, • and all those who feel interested in the cause,, is desired. SPECIAL NOTICES. DE. HOOFLANI^S GERMAN BITTERS, DR. MOOFLAMrS BALSAMIC 1 CCBDIJX, The great standard medicine* of the present age, hope acquired their great popularity only through year? of trial. Unbounded satisfac fion is rendered by them in allcasetf and the people have pronounced them worthy. Ilrer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Debilityof the Nervous System, Diseases of the Sidneys, and all diseases drieing from a disordered liver or weakness of the stomach and digestive organs, are speedily and permanently pared by the, GERMAN BITTERS. The Balspmio Cordial has acquired a reputation surpassing that of any similar pre paration extant. It will cure, without fail, the most severe and long-standing Cough,Cold,or Hoarseness, Bnmehitia, In flawua, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient ' f Consumption, ": . and has, performed the most astonishing cures ever known of Confirmed Consumption. A few doses wUI also at once cheek and cure the-, most severe Diarrhoea proceeding front Qold in ih* Dowels. These melons* art prepared fry Dr. 0. M. Jackson & Co., JVo. 418 Arch Street, Phila delphia, Pa., and are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere, at .76 cents per bottle. The signature of C. M. Jackson wiU be on the outside wrapper of each bottle. ; In the Almanac published annually by the proprietors, palled: Evbbtbody’s Almanac, .'you wtU find testimony and commendatory ■notices from all parts of the eouniry. These Almancuss art given away-bg dtt pur 'agent*. A3L. For in Altoona, by A. Roush and G. W. Kessler, and by!all Druggists. [tday 19, ’59-ly ■\TOTICE.— THE SUBSCRIBERS TQ s the Capital Stock of tho Altoona Gas and Water Company, ate hereby notifiodthat the first instalment to. sidd-Stock will he payable at the Banking House -of Wm. H- Lloyd 4 Co., oft or before VieXWi of June, 1869. . May 26. i : WM. M. : LLOYD, Treasurer^ ,iTTNITEH STATES LIRE TNSU -1 VJ RANCH Company. Agency, Anna StreetvAltoona; 1 Marehl7,lSso, f JOH.V SHOEMAKER, Agent. JAMES B, ANDERSON. .*: -jpttfs i fitsr pitsi 1 , t PerwmAlti*>rifi£ Voder this distrossingmalody willfind > Dr.fianco’s KpQeptic Pills to be the only remedy ever dl»- covered for Coring Bpilepey orFalUng Fils. Three PiiU pcsewi a specific action on the nervous system; sod al though prepared especially for the purpose of coring Fits, they will be found of especialbenefit to OH persons afflio ted with weak nerves, orwhoae nervous typtem has been prostrated or phettelted from any cause whatever. The dipptytlc patient, whooastonVtth has not lost thepower of doly converting food iitoa life sustaining dement, it relieved by a single course of the extraordinary Pills. The gastricfluW reacquires its solvent power, and the erode nutriment' which was a load and a harden to the sufferer, while his digestive organisation was paralyzed and un strung, becomes under the wholesome revolution created in the system, the basis of strength, activity, and health. Sent to anypart of the country by mail, free of postage. Address Seth 8. Hance, 10S Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. Price—one box, $3; two, $5; twelve, $2l. WORMS I WORMS I WsT A greet many learned treatises have bees written, explaining the origin ot, and classifying the worms gener ated in the hitman .system. Scarcely any topic of medical science has elicited more acute observation and profound research; and yet physicians are very much divided in opinion on the subject. It most be admitted, however, that, after all, a mode of expelling these worms, and pari* fying the body from their presence, is of more value than the wisest, disquisitions as to the origin. The expelling agent has St length been found — Dr. it Lane' * Vermifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros, is the much sought after spe cific, and has already superseded nil oilier worm medicines Its efficacy being universally acknowledged by medical practitioners. Purchasers will be C'reful toask fur DU. M’LANE’S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEM ING BUOS.*of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Vermifuges in comparison are worthless. Dr. M’Lane’s genuine Vermi fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be hod at all respectable drug stores. None genuine without the signa ture <f FLEMING BROS. Dailey’s Magical Pain Extractor. In all diseases inflammation more or less predominates— now to allay inflammation strikes at the root of disease— hence on immediate cure. DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, and nothing else, will allay inflammation at once, ami make a certain cure. BALLET'S MAGICAL FAIN EXTRACTOR will core the following among a great catalogue of discos ;s: Burns, Scolds, Cuts, Chafes, Sore Nipples, Corns, Bunions, Bruises, Sprains, Bites, Poison, Chilblains, Biles, Scrofula, doers, Fever Sores, Felons, Ear Ache, Piles, Sore Eyes, Goat, Swellings, Rheumatism, Scald Head, Sait Rheum, Italduess, Erysipelas, Ringworm, Barbers' Itcb, Small Pox, Measles, Rash, Ac., Ac. To some It may appeor incredulous that so many diseases should be reached by one article; sneb an idea will vanish" when reflection points to the fact, that the salvo is a com bination of ingredients, each and every one auplyiug a per fect antidote to its apposite disorder. BALLET S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR In its effects is magical, because the time is so short be tween disease and a permanent cure; and it is nn extrac tor, as it draws nil disease ut of the affected jiart, leaving nature as perfect as before the injury. It is scarcely ne cessary to say licit no house, work-shop, or manufactory should be one moment without' it. No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box Inis upon it a steel plate engraving, with the name of Henry Dailey, Manufacturer. Sold by Q. \V. Kessler, Altoona; George A. Jacobs, llol lidaysbdrg; and by oil the Druggists and patent medicine dealers throughout the United States and Canadas. Principal Depot, ICS Chamber-' street,’New York. Nov. 11, 1858-ly C. F. CIIACE. THE GREA T ENGLISH REMED Y. SIR JAMES CLARKE’S Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Ctarle, M. 8., Phy sician Extraordinary io the Queen. Tliis invaluable medicine is unfailing in tlie cure ot all those painful and delicate diseases to which the femaiocou- Btltntion is subject. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy euro may be relied on. TO MAKEU3) LADIES it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. • Each bottle, price <jnc dollar, bears tlie Government Stamp of Great prevent counterfeits. CAUTION.' These Puts should not be taken by females during (he first three months of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Mis carriage, but at any other time they art safe. In oil cases of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Fain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics aud Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,* or anything hurtful to the constitution. Foil directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. Solo Agent (or the United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, (late I.V?. Baldwin A Co_) 1 ‘ Rochester, N. Y. N. D.—|l.oo and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any an thorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 Pills, by return mail,. B. L. Fahnestock, Pittsburg, Wholesale Agents; also, for sale by all Druggists. [June 3 1858.-ly. HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE—HAIR DYE.’ WM. A. BATCHELOR S HAIR DYE! The Original and Bat in the World I All others are mere imitations, and should be avoided, If yon wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR. Dyed instantly to a beautiful and natural Brown or Block, without the least injury to the Hair or Skin. v Fifteepi Medals and Diplomas hare been awarded to Wm. A. Batchelor since 1839, and over 80,000 applications have been mode to the hair of his patrons of ids famous Dye. WM. A. BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE produces a color not to be distinguished from nature, and is wabbantzu not to injure in the least, however long it may lie continued, and the ill effect of Bad Dyes remedied; the Uulr invigo rated for Life by this Splendid Dye. \ Made, sold or applied (in 0 private rooms) at the Wig Factory, 238 Broadway, New York. Sold by Druggists in Altoona, and by Druggists in all cities and towns of the United States. jS3~ The Genuine has the name and address upon a steel - plate engraving on four sides of cadi Box, of Nov. 18, 1858-ly Important to Females—Da Cheese man’s Pills. —The combination of Ingredients in these Pills ore the result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild in their operation, and certain In correcting ou j, irregularities, painful menstrnatious. removing all bb- I strnctlons, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, disturbed sleep, which always arise from interruption of nature, inducing with certainty periodical regularity.- Warranted purely vegeta ble, and Bee from anything injurious to lifeorhealth. Ex plicit directions, which should: ho read, accompany each box. Price' $l. Sent by moil by enclosing $1 to any authorized Agent. 'V 1 ' ; * , ' . R. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent fofftho United States, .165 Chamber* street, Nem-YortC'' Zb whom ad Wholesale orders should be addressed. Sold by Q. W. Kessler, Altoona; Geo. A, Jacobs, HolU daysbnrg; and by all Druggists in the United States. Call on the Agent and get a pamphlet free. Nov. 18,1858-ly. ' _ ' TOOTHACHE. This disease 1 can he' cured by Da. Rsrsss’s Tootbaciib Humor, prepared by him in Pittsburgh, Pa , which is put up in bottles And sold at. 26. cents each; jt is an eioeltettt medicine, when dilated,' for spongy and tender gums, and is worth ten times its price to all who need it. ' Sold here by 0. W. Keeler. H>cc,>. lssB-ly.‘ ' : #■ BATCHELOR'S WIGS AMD TOUPJSSS surpass alh~c They are elegant. light, eosy and durable. , WtUng toa charm—imtnnUngup behind—np^irlnkii^ off htddj thfo is tltiM^^ IhiawtUnga are properly umkrtrtood'ond model Not.-19,1858-1y 253 Broadway, New York. ATM. A, BATCHELOR, 233 Broadway, New York. ■ ' nVj -rr . ,il Sgffs • « Dry Applre, ; M Prunes,;. . ** Jiff jS Dry Currants, , « • Shngder and Bacon, - % , V* ft Hams. \ ,« ,- i _ J} gSW HI Refined “ « . i uTuS S Syrup Molasses, gallon, ■ «§ ft «nd Tobacco otpriceato suit purchaser*. Altoona, March 10,1860. FLOUR MD FEED fjtiiKET, AT ALTOONA BIBAM MILL. Poor, Superfine, « bhL, , ayyg “ Extra Family “ gja Own Heal qi 100 lbs. £oO Bran A Short* qi 100 lbs. \ , m Bye Chop, “ « . am Corn and Oats, “ " lda Middlings. U . u \ i IjOO Cssh nid for all kinds of Grain. Door and Peed eon always be badkt the Mill at the prices quoted above. JOHN ALLISON. MARRIED. On Tuesday, 31st nit, ter Rev. J. Stock; Mr. SAMUEL 8. NOUN to Mias LUCINDA WOOLUEATEH, both of this county. ? , ; ■ In tbU place, on Tuesday evenlnalast, at the honse of b > Rev - h. B. Clark, Me. WM. J. E. BISHOP, of Harrisburg, formerly ofGettysburg, to Miss HALLIK B. JONES, of Harrisburg.; 10 “Ohi married love I— each heart shall own. Where two congenial tools unite, ; Thy golden chains inlaid with down, Thy lamp witbrheaven’s own splendor bright” Iu this place, on Friday, the 27th ult, Mrs. ELIZABETH KEFF. She had for many years before her death been a consistent and esteemed member of the Presbyterian Church. For months before her death she htpl bedn'a great sufferer. She patiently bore her afflictions, yet was anxious to go and be with Christ, whenever it might he the Father’s will to call her. On the 35th uit., CLARISSA, daughter Of Mr. John Baker of this place, aged right years. A bud nipped in blooming. WANTED— BOARDING FOR A Gentleman and his Lady, withintwo squares of tlie Superintendent’s Office. Terms not to exceed $6 per week. Address ;. “ BOARD,” June 2,1859.—1 t TBtmnrt Omen. ! FISH !! JL A largo lot of MACKEREL and; Dry Salted and Pickled HERRING, Just received at the ; MODEL. June 2, 1859.-lt NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !! A Large and Splendid Stock Just arrived, and clfearojr than ever, at the MODEL. June 2,1859.-It i ' ROCERIES AT WHOLESALE ! V T We will sell COFFEE by the Bag* SUGARS, SYR UP, Ac.,..by the Barrel, at Philadelphia prices, with freight only added. J, A J. LOWTUER, Altoona, June 2,1859.-31 . . et.--• —v FISH & VEGETABLES— _ The subscriber wijl receive dully during the season, by Exptess. direct from Philadelphia anil Pittsburgh, all kinds of VEGETABLES, such as Sallad, Onions, Rhubarb, Radishes, Cucumbers, Strawberries, <s’c,. Also, Fresh Lake Fish* till of which may be bad at his stand on Main street, first door above Pa. B. Warehouse. m U MATHIAS OTTO. Altoona Juno 2,1859.-0 m ’ Latest news from the seat OP WAR! BARGAINS! , BARGAINS! Wo are every day SELLING OBFI SELLING OFF! Onr entire Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Not at Cost, Not nt Cost, " But nt a fair per cent over cost Caßn iiad examine our large stock of BOOTS and SHOES at the PEOPLES’ CHEAP SHOE STORE, Virginia St., two doors below the Superintendent's Office. Altoona, June 2,1859. C. W. KIMBALL. List of letters remaining in the Altoona Post Office, June 1,1859; Anderson, Geo K Merrits, AVm Aiuliiser, Matilda Murphy. Michael Bell, AY J Mayer, Agatha Brady, Margaret Maraa Isaafe * Brancn, Pat’k 2 McGill, dr, James Burger, Ephraim McWilliams, dames Bible, DP McLaughlin, James BottorC Emily McClinfock. J H 2 Boyer, AT L Mclntyre, p F Brown, J AY UcAtcer, I’atrlrk Hearts, Sallie Soreross, j■ Bowen, Maria _ Negal, John Courmerford, John Attcrson, S : A Crawford, Margaret Oliver, A Cawley, D Patterson, £ C \ Collier, Lucinda Banc, John Counsman, David Power, Mary Duncan, Copt K 2 ' Bine, John V- Dougherty, A Reed, Abel ' . Davis, Henry Buie, J Felton, M D- Bend, P S ■; Gray, Margaret .Ritchie, Jas ; OUlmartin, Michael Stratus, Wm 2 Grimes, James Smith, SaHdi J Hughes, JP2 gwaingcr, Catharine Hughes? JR Shoemaker, 8 Uuss. J M .gcott, JT Hamilton, John Smith, EJ . ; - Ucoton, Samuel 3 Btringfello\r; Jolla ■ Hodge, Co)W'2 Snider, Mr v Halfpenny, J Stringer,'Jail’* Haney, Hugh Bhardet, If ;/ Heasfer, Goo Short, John Hide, Floriau . Sccrlst, Ell Hartman, Adam Thompson) WJ / I tel, Ann Utley, M 8 ’ Janes, Margaret £ . Williams, UK Knepper, B Washington). George Kennedy, Bridget Ybnng, John Keigon, Caroline Persons polling for letters on this list will please say they are advertised. JOHN SHOEMAKER, P. M. 3,1859.-lt* * GREAT CENTRAL LITERARY EMPORIUM, NO. 1, “ALTOONA HOUSE." ALTOONA;‘PA., WHERE MAY BE HAp ALL THE popular Publications of the day, as follows ; - New York Ledger, ' New York Mercury,' NeW Ybrk Weekly, San and Stripes, Bed, While and Blue, ' Plug of Our Union,: ' ’ True Blag, American Union, a Newspaper? Bunpay IHipateh, Sunday Mercury, Wacerty Magazine, -. T '■ ' ■ Frank IsSWsPtitorial, ; Harptt , s Wteliy, ■ BdUfu’t Pictorial, , •; Frunk Letlie’t IU. German Ptptr, The Illustrated World, (German,)' The Ncw Yorh'CUpper, National JWee Gazette, United States ZVice Gazette, Boston Pilot, . IruhAthorieah, Home Journal, Banner of light, ' \ SpirituatTdegraph,' WWkty Tribune, <’■ .■ Altoona Tribune. ■ ■ ■ DAILIES: i:il- PhßadßphiaPrest, New York Herald, Puttie Ledger, NeW York Tribune, Pittsburgh True Preu, ' 'New York Time*.' .TO whkh I w added oil thepublleatjtonßa* they appear. Mogaxines; Notels and Romances, . Mtewllaneons Booing School Books, Copy Books)' Slates, Pens, Pencils, Inks," - Gnp-onff LeUer Paper, -.uvelopes, Drawing and Tissue-Paper,-Blank Books and in flict every thing in the Stationary Hue. Toys, No tions and Games of every variety, Pic thrssahd.Picture Franm», Ac. A 3. A choice lot of CONFECTIONERIES, of every vari ety. - Also, TOBACCO and BEOARS of the best quality, N.jJp-'Wo are sole Wholesale and Retail Agent, in this county, for BOHN’S CELEBRATED SALVE. It does pot xttody cure all soree to which it is applied- Try iL - |7-tf B U Y , ihe | WfiMSUTTA PRINTS. . They an the Seat,Calicoes yetoffered to the Public for the money,vv. • •: ■ Wholbmi*'Aoe«B,’ DEFOREST.ARMSTRONG * CO.. April 21,1869-4“ SEW YORK. at Maja'Aft'afev DIED. BARGAINS! SELLING OFF! \ v ■ . *r* IfttUND BITTERS CM. BERATED HOLLAKD RJEMKDT ICE niißiSE op Hie kidsets,' LIVER COMPLAINT, iraAEirass of Ainr eetd FEVER AND AGUE. And the various iMlou consequent upon idMmt • ' , . STOMACB OR LIVES, B«ch aa Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Mu SK b l2f , J. *L f Deepoedeocrr^fliww; Hk*. In all Nervoua, Kkeunaadie aad TtcwmMe Aftwtlou, it has In numerous instances proved beneficial, and in other* eflbcted a deckled care. AU 11. I pONIjT ttbto CoBlpoUld| pMRUtd os ittkt) V aetontifie principle*, after the manner of the celebrated Holland ftrofeeeor, Boer have: Beeasae of tta great eUce*M in the moat of the European States, ita introduction in(« the United Statea vaa intended more especially for those o* enr fotherlandMattered hen and there on r the Dee »f wla mighty country. - Meeting with great success among thorny rnow offer.lt to the American public, knowing that its truly wooderftil medical virtues mutt bo acknowledged. It h particularly recommended to thoeo perw.ua whoso eonstitntioDa mar have been impaired by the continuous nae of ardent spirits, or other forma of dissipation. Qeun rally instantaneous in effect, it finds Its way directly to the scat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit, and, in iket, infusing now health and vigor in the system. C A UTlON.—The great popularity of this dcligUtftil to raa has Induced manyimttatlons, which the pnbik should gftard against purchasing. lie twt paimhgkd to Uw any thing else until yah have given Boothave’s Holland Bit t«rs a four trial. One bottle will convince you bow Infinitely aujierior it is to all these imitations. Sold at $l4O per bohfc, or six bottles &r $5, by tbs SOUfKOPUITOU. BENJ. PAGfe, JR., & CO., Jbnu/ticturipff PharmaemUtlt md ChtmitU, - J'ITTSBUKUItxPA. T. W. Oyott A ons, Philadelphia; Bnrncs A Park, Sew York; John D. Park. Cincinnati; Barnard, Adams A Co„ St. I/rnb i A. 1100811, Altoona, Pa, and ti Iharaliu arid Merchants generally throughout the' United States and Canadas. - fOetbhorU, ISo^-ly EXTRAORDINARY SALEO^JEW- EtRYj with a Premium to each purchased worth from Two Dollars to Two Uuudredi. ■ This is no lottery, hut a fair and legitimate tale, lit which each .purchaser gets the value of Ids or her money in a Gold Pencil with Gold Pen attached, or a UoMXocktu, worth $5; and in addition to the purchase, each person re ceives a Premium of Jowelry, not loss in value thau $2, and it may ho worth $3, 6,8,10,15, 20,30,50, orevens»u! Our Premiums are distributed Inla fair and honorablu manner, and os v soon as the name of the purchaser it re ceived with the §3, his Pencil and PcnandPremlum. or Gold Docket and Premiums are put up in • small bon, in a safe manner, and sent to the owner by Stall. Free: of Post age. Our plan, from long experience in tne-abore busi ness, has given general satisfaction, as each purchaser can Sell or Trade tbo above articles for all they cost him, and retain the Premium Gratis. ‘ «3L-Wc want u good Agent in every part of the country to solicit pure! losers; and Agents, to be success (hi, should first have a Pencil and Pen and Premium, or Locket and Premium, or l>otli, in exhibit; and the first person becom ing a Purchaser nt uuy place will receive the Agency fur that uciglilioihood. - .VO AIONST RISKED I Wc propose to let a person know what Premium he will receive before sendinghis money. Any. Ladyor Gentle man desiring one of the above articles, can first send us their name nud address, slating Whether they want tlie Pencil and Fen, or Locket, and wo will make their selec tion, uml inform them by return Mall what Premium they are entitled to. (hey can then have the privilege of send ing for it .if they choose. We cannot, however, give this privilege but once to any person; and we make this oiler la establish the quality of our goods in a neighborhood. Af ter a person bejdmes a purchaser, and accepts the Agency, wc require nil persons in tipit locality to send their $5 In advance through him. Aud if any one is dissatisfied with their purchase, and an unbiassed person Judge says the articles are not worth more than the money paid foc thetn. and fu some cases Till, or even Forty times the nrootrat,let such person return tbo goods, and we will fteely refund the money. : _ Among nnr Premiums arc articles sui'taUoibr Ladles and Gentlemen, such as V- GtnUemfn'* G1:1 and Silver Wuicltu, Omri Chain*, Grid fatter. Buttons, Gold Watch JfeWoad atoll. Gold Shirt St mis—plain ami with Rutting*; Gold Scarf Pins—now style; Gold Breast Pius,Calllorni* • Idamoud Pins, Gold Rings,Ae.4c* „ BOR jLADIES, Wc have Gold Watches, Flormrtltre, Uranic, Quid Stone. Came* Gurnet and Coral Brcnst Pins and Bar- Rings,'Gold Bracelets. flolil Sleeve Buttons, Gold Belt Slides, Quid It ion, 4c, &c. Also, Pianos, Mclodeons, Musical Boxes, Accorde oua.de. Ac. : .«• 43, Unexceptionable References given wKenoverywiuired. *<'• £•— Id "ending your names, Write Uii- BUte.COttnty and Town plainly, so ns to avoid letters being miscarried. Address, ANOUK ft CO, 102 Canal Street, (Old Sit.) * New York., May Stli, 1859. Levi iuling, IMPORTER o|' WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c. Allegheny Street, MnthWard, '■. A A largo stock of allktod* of bi« Brand* will bo kept cpnfetautly on bind,' ikT wHI nld In feta to suit iranfeftw** atMoa as muomihtear the* caa be had auy where In thfrcttntry. [\^yt% T W-4f IAA BOXES WINDOW GLASS, A*/” from Bxlo to 24x3o. ■ , ! Putty Knlve«, * '•’ 1 ° citT *’ Spanish Brown, in stow awl May IS, 1868. • - PAINTS I PAINTS 1 2,000 Dm. WIHTK LKiD, different Brandt: 1,000 RfS. White Zinc Mint!? ~ 4 Cases Chrome Green. 3 Cam Chrome Yellow. ' Burned Umber. W Terra dlSlnnut Bed lead. ■ i^ooiMPattr. Vnrnislic* of all kinds In store and for sale. Wholesale and Retail, by ’• 1 A. JftWSHT Fancy toilet ' _ 4 mjtffsvsojps. ■■ Cleaver’s Honey Soap, Uazln’s Pondne. Peach and Almoodt , Bi^.VhdHri- Pure White TOndaor, ■- TrantpareaV A. JBSOTDSPA May 12,18J9. EBRFUMEEY ; r ■ ■■ Extracts for the Handkerchief Kits me'B*ooUj%' BatttMly Boqnct, ■ Frangipani* \ For wle cheap by ■ OILS! OILS! Pnro Beamed lln*e«a Oil, ; v V,, BxtnuUrtOU, . .. r '<Vv.. : ■ v ; ' K ■ . - ‘ *pOB THE HAIR— t ‘ Botnet’sCocoalne, •' , " loron’s Kethairon, 1 Superior B«j Bimv Oclogno* of til kinds, at A~kovser& May 13,1869. MBS. PHEBE BAILEY’S JXL IMPROVED BREAST PUMP* ■ A large assortment of Nursing Bottles. ' . Cutter’s Improved SHOULDER BRACES tor UOgs, Gentlemen and Children. For sale by A. MOvaa. A RNOLD’S WRITING FLUID, in Quart, Pint, EfslH’lnt and 4 o«. Botttoi. Fins Black and Red Inks, Stationery, Ac., at ■ _ May M. 1869. .BOggrg TTAIB, TOOTH * NAILBBUB3HB, XI Combs, Fancy Cnt)ery, QWIJ* Forsaleby • jl, |9w» *y A. ROVSB. ; Mn