«u«lve ’ prepared «' , ' R rmtilTVSß' <»■»*«■®*s?fiSf. - With | of those ii'tcndtoj&y^* lo SL KEEPIJiG,.. - " m lu tu K T 0 OKt)Eft Isaac csqjuyl ’ Usvd iu f> y-KRMUf i'-mcU ISAAC^#Ea. AltOpiin. fa PENIN.IGr old stand, on „ ■at of seasunuWo good«,coin- Jt>r% HJld fell V»pJa n:x ujtess aooj>& u ■ • uurt Vesting*,-, . , T -i if, - hies, - : a irons, &c., “ '1 lo any fti.Ui* m»rk«. rtoro-nwih, I ' w 1 "’li to better l i yboJy to HEY’S ATED Vy rup. J U BLIC. oi over TEtf years i- crlber is prepared to of- I winch baa aotiA fiiili) v. bean givon Jn>«hi.r.lt nit and effectual > Jily, and offsctuidliriia w. ntiae limlM! or form; tut It a -> barmlcst In lttiiitoh ' ' ‘be )t. ' purgatives thatesn uv’eu, where nolVohhs ■■red, in nine cate* out of uion of the dlgehiveor ■libiliood; and KiTtiotr or convulsions. I it are perfectly dellgbt t j any other preparation and Retail at Jf. W .1 idelphia. Pa. D. hershev, m. D. ona, 1*». r . ZED AND P^ROc !y inform the citizens of I "'tied a store ofthe aboio. and Julia utreetti JEatt autly unhandardUsbp- A ■ • ' ' ? TE S' price* asJow as UiomW UU stock of provisKoiii, crSf Sides, fStc, '&■}' can ta bomtbtjm/ I from ths Watoparfii U to j^i •» dud bugs, always ou mi nt that I shall stall era with whstarsrtlieT H at prices which will outeo my store." UENttt HEU.. tOUNGEMsB&T ling Housfrl IOgUCSj ' Ti—SOW READY fOK > Ihc- Public! ' tiuninc GOLD and 811.- il - Prizes. Full partlc (<.lll be sent f«. toklOO, GPABAK i in OifU bara bosndls l'..=t six munttis^llSdt xt -ix momhs.\ ; Du. -mere Üb«nl^tb*n i ».•,■■■ fii-P:. ■! B'Kil:i>clUn{f .;mdilts»ie toCi/D -[■,: oatoJt Mi\ti»&cti*n t* ■ Town and County ' £ RrMSOK* k .v.utb Third.Sc* ■ Philadelphia F«- J.AJJi COVXTZPA. i .TiJL,JocMed fe«Mrly f M-Dgor cara In Ajton i>ro?eat pnjpijetbtv— ■r.inta mo in aWnrin* ill be spared to'rendar .ill a.gounilng'^ladw' ir.j.Uedwith thV.TWf r.j* oxcellent rjßSOrt - excellent and oj^prrl- (sperienco In., til* i ,ii<l. to wake thelied t-I. The bnjrioww o* k.iiml Biinerrlald*- y * • ii.Jly kol(cited.. l‘j£KX, Proprietor-' -THE SUB nnnoiinc* < 'ji.rj y * ly, that ba^^L TAIL JHL’ V-. .STORE,* UMLJ" I uliu BtroeUb !£••( Si v <>u band* WnfoW > liich ha will OXJTINKJ m iifficturc# i:ucU fliipexipr tf> -mlcd to, AjhW# \MU£L I. FBIES- ’ bCTORAL, nperial C<raghSyrtp> Holland'Bitter*, T* Blood Sedf*/$/r, ' ■■■■;F‘T :o's Gohlen Piiif, Me Lane' *os% nt's Gargling Oil? "v jr/otd I/fttujief&f 'one Leniment, ;-.i sirs Dojtf SteMf iUALuar^ t- lewOo C3#»P; ALTOONA MAIL SCHEDULE. fMAIM CLOSE gutsm W»y at J HolfMajaburg, JSern Tbronpi Mali **** [MAILS OPES. ..rf.rn Thfbngh Mail, 8 20 A. M. SLtera Through sod HoUldajralmrg, 740 “ S-tfro Way, 11 15 A. M. Lam “ 720P.M. HolUdanbnrg . i i"' 735 “ Offlco open for the transaction ofbnsinaes from 7.00 A M . g.liP. 51., dating the week, and from 7AO to 8.60 o’. Vtock. on Sunday. ; ‘ jipe*,’ST-tfJ [ JOHN SHOEMAKEU, P.-M. RAILROAD SCHEDULE. gtnrtii Train East strives 9,22 P. M„ loaves 9,40 P. M. “ West “ 8,90 A.M. “ 8.40 A.M. /ut “ “ 7,40 A. M. “ 8,00 A. M. ' “ West “ 8,46 P. Mi, « 9;05 P. M. u„U “ East “ 11,15 A."M. “ 11,35 A.M. .. “ West 1 “ 7,25 P. SI., “ 7,15 p. M. tlie HOLLIDAYSBURO BRANCH connects with Express rnihi East nad Wool, with Mali Train Hast and West, and ,11 h Loral Freight Eastward and Westward. The BLAXK3VILLE BRANCH connects with Johnstown f,r Tislu East aud West, Express Train West and Mall Train East Xoveinher 29,1858 local items. ‘'Multcm i.v Parvo.”—Bishop Glosbrenner, of the United Brethren Church, preached in the I B. Cflnrch, in this place, on Friday,evening last Those who have ico houses arc now busily engaged in bousing' the “crystal blocks,” which, as we observe, are of an excellent quali ty Hones, sleighs, sleigh-bells, buffijilo robes and pretty girls, have been in demand in this vicinity for the past-lfew weeks. In consequence of the scarcity of the two first named articles, many of the last named have been deprived of the pleasure of "going out a sleighing ” A couple of sportsmen, from t’ambria or Clearfield, brought in a sled load of 900 lbs, of venison, | one day last week Our carrier desires us to ■ return his sincere thanks to his patrons for the j handsome manner in which they shelled out the 1 "dudendads” to him on Saturday last His receipts were something over $20......The Judges of lhjs Judicial District mot in this place on the 20th tilt., andappointed Theodore 11. Cramer, of Huntingdon, Eevenue Commis- E ‘ oner Bon. S. S. Blair returned home on Saturday last, and remained until Wednesday Bondag “Old Drum Major,” Billy Smith, arrived in San Francisco, Cal;, on the 30th of ! November The Standard says our Carrier is I an enterprising boji and bound to make bis nark in the world. /That’s so The teachers of Blair county last week presented an elegant watch (valued at $126) to John Dean, Esq., County Superintendent, as a token of their high regard for him as a man and an officer Por tage Lodge, A. Y. M., of Ilollidaysbmg, cele brated the anniversary pf St. John’s day, last, week, with a supper at the Exchange Hotel, in ibat place For. a couple of weeks past the juveniles have been nicking good use of the mow on Julia street. From the hour that (chool is dismissed until 9 o’clock at night, the >ill between the Methodist Church and the Hailroad, is filled 'with “cutters” of high and uw degree, and in the language of the boys iey go down “a i kiting,” equalling railroad ! P A *hort time since, a boy residing in Ae West end of town started out on a rabbit bunt, on the hills back of town, and accidcn !»Hy came upon a good sized doe, on which he j “drew a bead,” add as accidentally brought j down his game. Bather a profitable rabbit hunt. 0“ Saturday evening last yre observed a ccaplc of hunters returning .home with about a acien rabbits—(be result of their days hunt.— Cowl for them .thought we, but death ,to , the cotton tails.” A gas lamp post has been erected in front of the Masonic Temple. Quite J desirable improvement to .those who visit the Tost Office after nightfall. pr. Barnes, of Newport, has bought out Cameron’s periodical ud news depot, onefdoor below Hie Post Office. At Taylor's saloon, next door to the Bank, wv be had, at all times, a plate of those deli tious Cove Plant oysters, fresh and fat, together *ith the best apples'; in.the town, a choice ns-1 artment of confectioneries, all kinds of nuts, excellent pies, cakest and everything necessary ■v complete a first class restaurant The scirlet fever pevaiis in and ,about Tyrone, to an wnaing extent Monday morning last will (, erbe those who hud to gel up make °n fires, the thelnometer was down to ifeio," and no mistake. ‘ ■''Hop-LirTixo.—Oiir friends of the “Model,” loifn ®hiirg, have been the victims of some -tilt-footed and ligbtrfingered persons, ■in sev ®*‘ Stances, withia the past few weeks— !*“ tit®7 missed a bundle of one dozen cotton “nilkerehiofs, which were spirited off their «mter by a person, and at a time, unknown I" them. All they know about them is that i were not there when they came to look for r em - Shortly afterword's, some four or five r flndB of which had been tied up for a pacr, was equally niisteriously spirited away r some person who doubtless thought he was a fine lot of cheap .sugar. If a man who ~, ical - has any feeTmg % aboat him, he must *i despicalljr mean When heffinds that instead I thu'ming a valuable article his hosrun the' I °f a term'in the pcnitentiaiy for the sake L; feW P o ““ds of salt Ho should have a few Ljf °^ ro< >h sfflt inserted, by’a.masket, to-the JT 1 of an loch or more under his skin, in the F“ of his coat-ta jls'. On Monday afternoon tu L b ° nt 4 o’doci, a shawl, valued at $4, L tracted fro ® the awning filing?, in L. ° their store. This was decidedly I**? game ? et the person who took. L with the intenlion bf’keeping it. If it L,. en fw .is joke, the joke has now been L, an( l the article should heretumed; llk v B t OTe “h'-irlli soturp out in»). W 0,18 5 -® m any other of its | ! WI «i * COUI *^ 1 this dobs not argue that Ijjy he the case, -and our merchants to keep an eye on suspicious on .. w “ (iucto f» Ca P^ jM ‘ JBronjer, ftt & gPears h'Pnlw £&3g* ta 1 80 A.M. 8 00 A;U. 80Q “ 7 00 P. M. 810 •«' Tups. a. acoir, sup't. Temperate Lectdbe—Wm. Nicholson, the Grand Scribe of the Grand Division of Sons of Temperance, of Pennsylvania, lectured on Tern perance, !in the Presbyterian Church in this place, on Monday evening last, to a large audi ence. Otter business claiming our attention, we could not be present, but having heard the lecturer on a fomer occasion, we can safely say V>at those who were present received a rare treat. Mr. N. is speaker, abountog m sound argumenta interaperaed with (musing anecdotes and *«reeafi).o yittioisms. y M’LASE’B VKEMirDaB—Ia column of publish an adTertitament of this popular medicine—we say popular,’ because it ranks abore ,the ordinary standard of patent medicines, and is meeting with an extern?*, '&' «.thieaa weU as other'placea. For the diaeues for which it Is recommended, it will dm aU is dwmed/or it, if taheh according to directions. Many of otar citkens, we fcelsnre, wiUtfcar ns out in. a dieirty recommendation of’ the yermiftige, as they Have tried andproved It: ■ moat popni«t|< shMOMtftd $ Pem&m -i“ .*he i» witt the Jron CHy.Commetrcijd College, of Jittih^gh/p«.~: !-! ! m ° ny ’ b “* »*» *«w not had the entiM Mn,e lucklwß "ifltt “to the mashes of ’ their ml a 8 on and after the 29th of f 5° tem P onu 7 "** indies Will be u„_« x v “ntoorixed to commence ms thv I! f ny gentle « aa «toy may deem wor y their hands, hearts and fortunes. It will devolve upon the Mies to invite the gentlemen accompany them to parties, concerts. 1 balls and o her places of amusement, and it will also be . eifv the gentlemen with car nages, if the weather be boisterous, and to see - they have ‘'secured seats” in a pleasant part of the hall. And, above all, ladies, it will be your duty to pay the bills. We doubt not our tailors and milliners can furnish you with work sufficient to earn .whatever little ‘sums it t will require to meet the current expenses, and should you be obliged to take in washing once in a while, to make both ends meet, you should do so cheerfully. Next year, ladies, you can rule the roost You will, of course, improve an opportunity so temptingly placed before you; but take our advice and rule with moderation. Do not allow yourselves to be influenced by that class of females which Shakspeare has immor talized as "Shrews" They will giveyou no good advice. Bishop Simpson’s Lbctoeb.— Agreeably to previous announcement, Bishop Simpson deliv ered his lecture, “ Travels in. the Holy Land,” m the Methodist church, in this place, on Tue’s; day evening week. His audience was large and appreciative, and the only regrets we heard ex pressed were that it was too short, although he spoke rapidly and occupied more than an hour. It was the most entertaining and instructive lec ture, subject of universal interest, to which we have;ever had the pleasure of listening.— We had formed ideas of tb#appearance of the Holy Land, from reading books published by persons who have travelled through it, and from allusions to it made-by ministers, but never be fore hearing Bishop S.’s lecture could we form anything like a correct idea of it ns it now is.— The proceeds of the over §7O. Hon. Louis W. Hall. —This gentleman, our popular Senator, took his departure on the noon train, on Saturday last, for Harrisburg, where the Legislature convened on Tuesday. He will make a useful and brilliant Senator, and will, we well know, do ample justice to his whole constituency. Mr. Hall has taken into his office and formed a connection in the practice of the Law, with Dan’l J. Neff, of this county, who will be found ready to take charge of the legal wants of any of our people. Mr. Neff, wo may here say, bears the reputation of being,a well-read lawyer and a good talker. He has pleasant and agreeable manners, and we welcome him as a citizen of our rising town. *OrjStcEKs Elected. —The following persons were, on Saturday evening last, elected officers of Altoona Division, No. 311, S. of T., for the ensuing quarter:— P-—Jeremiah Delo. W. A.—Michael Clabaugh. R. S, —David Irons. A. R. S.—A. H. Stewart. , F. S.—J. G. Counsman. P-—David Galbraith. C.—Joseph R. Finley. A. C.—Theodore Peterson. H S.—William Marshall. 0. Si—William Price. Chap.—A. D. Cherry. Trustees—Wm. C. McCormick, Charles R. McCrea. B. F. Custer. j Dorr's College, Iron Buildings, Finn St., Pittsburgh— Duff’s system of book-keeping, as taught in this institution, by its author, has for many years commanded the confidence of all classes of business men" to a degree never at tained by any other system of accounts taught in the country. With the able and effioientaid of Mr. 11 estervelt, an experienced practical ac countant, and of W. H. Duff, (whose pan draw ings and ornamental lettering have recently at tracted much attention,) in the writing class, the institution has one of the largest classes in attendance at this season—its splendid new hall: (one-third larger thah the old one) being nearly Thanks— Our friend, R. B. Taylor, placed us under hiin, a day or two since, by depositing upon our table two large roasts of venison, young and fat, part of the proceeds of his last hunt for the season. He and Andrew (Jreen, who, by way, are two of the best hunt era in this part of the country, killed sixteen deer and any quantity of small game, during the season, and did not do a great deal of hunt ing, One thing is certain, however, when they go out for deer they bring them. May they al ways have as good luck, and may we always be counted “ in” when the spoils are divided. N *» Beahch RoAD.-Qn Mojiday morning lasfe thp newlroad, to connect the Hollidaysbnrg Btaodt ; with the main track, vu opened for teuns, and, consequently, the distance, byr*n road, thlsplaoeandHomdayabnrg. ma temllyehortkued,; Sythe new road, thTdeep 2?/? JIM"** 1 of .!*»* BO often drifted fall ot snow in winter, and required the fabort* several hands to keep open, and often deloyed the train, is also obviated. Sabbath School Association, --the regular monthly meeting of the Altoona Sabbath School Association will be held in the lecture-room of the Lutheran Church, on to-morrow (Friday) evening, at 7 o clock. The members of the Association and all who take an interest in Sabbath Schools are invited to be in attendance. | At a Special meeting of the L. of C. held in their Thursday, 223 lust, the fol lowing resolutions were adopted: X i ha ® P lea3ed th « Ruler of the Universe,, in the dispensations of his. Provi dence; from our midst our esteemed and worthy brother. Dr. Weley R. Griffin, who had endeared himself to us by his kind and courteous demeanor toward all, and his love for “ “>« «'■»» Resolve?. That while we bow with humble ,1— »° WUI of Lim who “doeth all nnr h i i’ * e t cannot deplore the loss of our beloved brother, and indulge in the hope that our loss mtty be his gain. P nnwi l «ii r e - dee . ply s J m P at hize with his parents and fronds in this the hour of their be reavement. Solved That our Hall be draped in mourn ing, and that the members of the Order wear SlUydiys* ° f m ° Urning> f ° r B P ace of That h copy of thesq proceedings be that !l° th t Pare u,^u° f OUr leased brotberf and that they.be published in the Altoona Tribune ■PETER REED, v F. M. SHOEMAKER, I Com.’ a. J. WILLIAMS, J Election.— The Annual Eleetion of the Al toona Mechanics’ Library and Reading Room Association will be held in thb Library Room, on Saturday eriening, January 7th., 1860, be tween the hours of 5 and 8 o’clock, P. M.. Tic kets can be had in the Room. The quarterly meeting of the Association will be held at the same place on the same craning, at 8J o’clock. B. F. CUSTER, Sec’y. Notice.— Notice is hereby given to the Stock holders that the Bth instalment qn the Capital Stock of the Altoona Gas and Water Company, will be due and made payable at the Banking House of Wm. M- Lloyd St Co, on Monday, January 16th, I§6o. bInJ. F. ROSE, Sec V December, 20th; 1869. MARRIED. r^9r., WedneBd,l - T ’ tho 4th inat., by John Griffin r«n M, *?“■ ine, D DM S!'brlle?« 0f W 0h v StOWD ’ ° n Tl,nr ‘ ,|I «.V T.MAGEKto bofh ontn^n] DIED COLI | ,,e ® 9t ult -> ° r scarlet fever, JOHN A Shann^^ 68 T OST—ON SUNDAY, 25TH ULT Altoona, Jan. 5, ISM.; j. w. WELLS. AUTIQN •—W HERE AS MY WIFE V> Mary has left my bed and board Without aor m«f cause or provocation, this Is to warn all persons from W boring or trusting her on my account. o/l am determined to pay no debts of her contracting after this date Altoona, Jan. 6. ISCtMit. m CUAZL SCANLAN. AGENTS WANTED: 5 to sm CARY’S PATENT CAP AND breast lantern. T^aS 5 ! fffiNISHJNG SATlS isisrjjxtssn: For mrtt . 1 ! will m«t w*hrSdy sMe.- For partioularsaddrcss . J. 0. CARY, i! 81 Nassau Street, New York. T/. S J S F LETTERS REMAINING JLi in the Altoona Foist Office. Jan. Ist, ISOO. ; R ! a vfiiunnel<3 I a M^ha":^^ 0 ».££ ’ Ml 0. : Waiai^Jno^ J r DO . .Miller 4 Elliott ( Coughlin, Jos Miller, QM CMle^M 3 : McCnla,Mlch C«Jlen,M •> , McClellan, Mary Crummy, Jno McCormick Mr J Oo«-en,Wel mS?o^*j’ C J £?'{?> H M : ;.! McMahon, Clam s®*®’ .. ■< McAlernan, M tew rt J’ orVll 4 Nugle, Nfch Druphy, Jno , NSglc.Jas Mr Orr,BF fJSf*J« n ! Paterson, H S HfejSck : - ft*y, Kate Mr. i ! S^ on> F^?. er V^*“ ry ' = BeteSy,j P Sbttlfcs, J L ‘ S^ ey *Lri' BleeCPbeby Oreon.'tole.Z ; Schneider, V Gerard, Geo : = ' Sonlsky.M BCa7’8 Ca 7’¥ r juL • - Scott, ilex Grady, Judith | Stevens, J s Hamilton WS* Co l •:.. Seidetss, Jacob Harteri* Snyder/John , Heaes.Thos ... Stewart, Jm> Hook, A B i Tounley, U Unrael, Jacob ; ■' Thompson, Mr ■ > Hurtsberger, Levi Tourney, R W Hor troll, Samuel** ; * Tertßl/HUHp f .. i I ;1 P ; Wise*Jacobs Kolnann, Thee ' f-. Ward, Martin fo>! >4tiwthfa list wiU please say— ffiigjgj, 1860, T ******** 1% 185 a PallTrad© 185 a A e d;---the undersigned '**’*“»*» : FRESH GROCERIES connection with th, ■***:s*» *«S£f „ _ 4uo, Bacon, Ctom, , Whale, Tanner't and Lard : I WM. M. GORMLY * <¥> Alarms and fartfcmable assortment aitheatore of ’•'V^-^anout,*. ai 1 i :■ QQ ■.■Jr*,T J ’ Erl : i 2 l§ «rH v B | d |rf o h-I |i| 111 || 9 rvi £ i||«si 88. g HH ‘’ Mil a§| ■*« O |g:lM| J" O £h l|i J!S!_ ? §§ 7— S St S V. J sjj 3 N J>, . »■< S « i § Ob « v |l| «g | M °l A* * Our Musical Friend. OUR MUSICAL FRIEND, A RARE Companion for tbd Winter Months. FvJirv ci' aUIBt ’ Should procure this.weekly Fverv rl»oh r ’ Publication of Vocal and i’V „ ea 'chcr, Piano Porto Music, cost . Every 1 upil, ing but TEN cent* a Every Amateur. number, and pronounced By tho entire press of tho country, to be “The beat and cheapest work of the kind in the World.” Twelve full-sized pages of Vocal and Piano Forte Music cents. Yearly, $5; Half-yearly, 2,60 ; quarterly, J”^ 1 " ta “9 ur Muiical Friend,” or order it from the “ r ’ a “ d J ° U Will haVe H "«« «“OUgh for your entire fapnljvat an insignificant cost; and if you want music for the Flute, Violin, Cornet. Clarionet, Accordeon, Ac., Ac., subscribe to tho SOLO MELODIST, Containing 12 pages, costing only tkn cents a ndjibkb ; Yxablt, *Ao- All the back uumbers at 10 cts, and on hand contaJmu 6 17 numbers, at $2,50 each, con- Dec 22 , ™ c - B - SEYMOUR & CO, Dec. 22, 1359.-3 m. 107 Nassau St, N. Y. CITIZENS OF ALTOONA AND if " bo visit Hollidaysburg should not fall to call at the “Mono,” Book and Variety Store of J C WEST MV A WEST U haf[n!t’ neo . r| y °PP° ait< >-rt*e American Home tim ni77? received a large and emllesa variety of , tb “'handsome Books, Toys, 4c, ever brought to tb?« cv Oift Daot«- U A try ‘ • Uis I*°** conaists principally in Ihn cy U'Jt Books ; American, French and Italian Tov/ rw. “ si;“ ketS ° f and pattorn; Ont mtnt*. Stereoscopes, with an endless variety of views, col ored and plain; u splendid assortment of Jewelry so ’tliat all who desire to make Holiday presents cannot M to be h “ B ° lUt ' t bing new in the way of ornamcnU .or a Christinas 1 ree, which are unsurpassed. His window alone is an ornament to tho town and aCuriosity worth P i7 cry thing is sold as cheap as they can be purchased “£•. 1339.-2t°' *’ AU Me k,TUed ‘° ““ ttD J «amint Li AUCTION. —EXTRACT FROM OR. 1 t; d,n 'AXCE No. 13, entitled “An Ordinance for the Alto<mavi atlon 0f th ° P ° aCe UrKl ordcr of tho Borough of ~5 ' , Tbaf an Y person who shall wilfully deface or tear down handbills, notices, ordinances or posters in pub ,V;?^u'; thi, i. toad ! ysfrom «»>• time of putting them tl ,r T ’ mutilate or injure any fruU or ornamen tal tree or shrub upon the side-walks or any other place in »nvh°f r d U t1 h ’ lh r pl ‘ rSOU 80 lending shaH, upon “in" conucted thereof, pay a fine not exceeding ten dollars aud ‘LockVn’M paym( l ut tbero °f' shall be confined in tho LockUp house not exceeding forty eight hours” strictlvenfnreA C r y SiT /“ that the Hbovo ordinance will be strictly enforced-in reference to the bills posled up bv tho Altoona Gas and Water Company. P J Dec. 22, '59.-31. B. F. ROSE, &c>. House and lot for salr— ,^ b ?, Bub ? c , ri , ber offers at Private Sale e. - meoiOLSL and LOTnow occupied by her, on Hie corner of Adoline and Julia streets, BH S I Sljt East Altoona. The House Is a good Two- HB e ■ iiK Story Frame Building, containing a Hail. JKIil Parlor, Dining-Room and Kitchen on tlie^B^UMßgß ™? or ; eowjl Sleeping rooms on tho second floor, t a finished Attic. The lot is in good order. * Persons wishing to view the premises and obtain further imformation ivill call upon the subscriber ... . .... MARGT. M. McCRUM. Altoona, Aug. 11 th, 1869-tf. 1\T OTICE.—LETTERS OF -ADMIN baring been granted by the Orphans’ G°lD ,V°- t 0 IAS l A S “ udersi ened, on the estnteof Dr. Thomas, deceased, late of Altoona, Pa., all persons nr i" ’ Bgainst ® uch cstnto, are hereby notified to t “f. 0011 d 4*y authenticated and ready for na M* r undersigned at her residence. In Altoo tha r ’ Jamc . B Hutchison, of Logan township, one of a‘°. , f J™ 1 ? r executors of said estate, on or before the lith enK ! l ! ng - And all persons knowing them ‘ indebted to sold estate, are notified to come forward prompt!} and make payment, as no longer indulgence can be given. NANCY JANE THOMAS, AdmmSrU Altoona, Nor. 23d, • COUGHS, COLDS, PAINS IN 04-to l B an i T C H n9 hl Ebly valued for its pleasant taate.' safe and rapid and sure cure of all bad Colds, Couglih Clilfiv and Feverish Sensations In the'system. Tlie united'testi mony. of all who have- used this invaluable Baliam pro lZ™f± ? f ?. uperlor “lerit, and one of the safest and host 3 Dec! i n Ss9^pd! US S,or ° i 0 nuUlda J^urg. I>JOTIGE.—NOTICE IS HEREBY ■;T. A,, g J T ° n . P craoDS interested, that an application “r i‘ he la3t to . T . m ot M>* Court in Blair comity, for a charter of incorporation for tlie Ist Baptist Church in ‘ hat tho Court directed a notice ofsuch app i «Rion to bo given, and declared that if no sufficient reason IWh W ? to V 1 contrar y attbe Januar>- term of said Court Cto iharter of incorporation will bo granted. Dcc - 22 » 18 59--8 - A. REES. PROPOLALS FOR BUILDING A , ®HURCIJ will bo received by tbc undersigned until rno olst of December next, Plans and Specifications may be seen at my office. JOHN A. WRIGHT, „ _ Chairman Building Committee. Freedom Forge, qc&t Lcwlatown. Dec. 22,1859.-2 t. LYON’S Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy. r PIIE UNIVERSAL PREFERENCE N “ *•.«»• MEDICINAL PURPOSES For Sommer Complaints with Children, A. Cure is or the money unit be re * funded, as it will effectually relieve that affliction, as well as Diarrhoea A Bowel Complaint. AS A BEVERAGE, The pure article. Is altogether superior, and a sovereign and SURE REMEDY for JDispepsia, flatulency. Cramp, Colic, Languor, Low Spirits, Gineral Debility, Nervous ness, Liver Complaint, etc. . physicians, who have used It In thclr'practice, speak of *V® the most Flattering terms, as will ho seen by reference to the numerous letters and oertifleates. A. HART * CO, Proprietors, CincinnatL A. ROUSH, Novell? Hap*** 1 * 9 ® eta U 6 ®* tor Blair county. ■jVTEW >7ALL PAPER, . % •^jL _ , .. .« . . msAimrJorim. Gm Embroidered paper* for Parlors, new style. &*&** or HaJl*. Chambers and petrels. TOn^ w. p. marshaiJl & co».. •;■•■••; ’ No.W Wood Bt, Pittsburgh. • : arr*jpjp ' >j* o>r,. ' ; mrefoeUlties possessed by no other, hone* West of the forc&teihing ■■Bwwrt.-«MA-W^hat2i^: BjtaUfoctta-ert; . -,. - , .■• Boots °TcMBM * ■ aT^ GRANfr DiSPLAV ! *' ’ UNDEltSlOMl^n^^fpHtf Mlrligttdr - m. k, FAIL STOCK OF GOODS, which have boon selected with care and .. ... Mtooffer LADIES’ DRESS GOODS low &QQ will Sold ftt ft Bwtull ftdTUtCOt : for the gents I P-:xi Btuibtlt.* We have stock of . ' Queenaware, Wooden & Willow Ware. BOOTS & SHOES k*nds y K Wo ad^to 1 rln and H -°l iery ’ “S d Motions of all aockof ' “ * 1 especml attention to our purge AH- Wop l , Wool Fitting, List and Rag CarptU, wmtrrcomTe^C 11 "^^ 6 CttU at price, that atClty price, with All kinds of Country Produce taken at the hichest mar. ket price. IV e respectfully invito nil persona in w »„ t 0 r cheap and good GOODS, to call and ho convinced that vro have a Model Stock at Model Prices. •“ luat Altoona, Oct. 13. >69. J ' 4 Ji LOWXHKK. $40.00 Pays for a full course in the Iron City larges most extensively patronized and best organized Commer rial School in the United States. Four Largo Halls, For Writing, Commercial Calculations, Book-Keeping and : Lectures. 1 Usual time to comploto’a fuircourse, from C to 10 weeks Every Student, upon graduating, is guaranteed to be com peteut to manage the Books of any Businosi and qualified to earn a salary of from $6OO to $l,OOO. ; Students enter at any timc-No Vacation-Review at pleasure. First Premium for Best Tenting Awarded this Institution. Tho best and igtiateet variety of Penmanship in any one Hall of the Unioii.is found here, t®. Ministers Sons received at half priced For full Information,Circular, Specimensqf Buslnessand Ornamental Writing and EmbeMlshcd Viow’of tho College enclose five letter stamps to F W JENKINS * Sept. 22, 1859. Iy ’ Pittsburgh, Pa. JUST OPENED ! A STOCK OF Battrclj) Rcto ©ootis. R- A. O. KERR WOULD INFORM THE GOOD people of Altoona, tho Burroundintr enmitpv . n j the “rest of mankind,” that ho has Just retarned city w.tl. a large stock of NEW GOODS, which ho at reasonable prices, at thestand fortactly occupied by K Kerr, and recently by W. O’Neal), on Malri street. Uls stock is the only ona in town which Is ' ENTIRELY NEW,. and he flatters himself that he has something to please the eve of of every lady, and suit the wants ofdvelv giut“m«B Ho deems it uunecesaarj- to enumerate all thb article? on th. shelves, (os to do so would require a whole newsoaoer 1 but would say that he has everything in the P ’ SADIES’ DRESS GOODS which this meridian calls for, and all Just suited »v,„ season, together with a well & l O Se J i“i h ilo S BUch “ Cw-Pete. Window Dtifida,^Shad?? Ac., which will commend themselves. rt' CB> FOR GENTLEMEN he has a great varicty-from which they can not tail to rta?.St Ba of lS£lCt %^ ion and cheap as can of the place I ES 0 tllia » I(le u js?‘ ure - AUo » HARDWARE, QUEKNSSARE g and?t?- “ft.ra 0^0 ' 10 C ° mplote “ Btore 10 “ thrHa.g'U? wl^^l^ti^ nnt l n?h onfldC l* t that l* e can Ahem not In the purchase of just such an article as tIS- wantid at the remembrance of having looked .mob X. V wanteu, est stock of Good, ever exhiwfJTn * *B VndS ° m - Altoona, Oct. 20, 1869. . T OOK OUT FOR YOUR HEAD! iU to tho fo,lwins adviCo on In going to parties, just mind what your at; Beware of ymir head and take care of your HAT- Least you hud that-a favorite son of yourjbother' lias on ache in the one and a brick in the other ’ Speaking about hats and heads—the M KAT? WB OP AND Hi at t CAPS, FOR FALL AADWLVTEB, Of every color and shape. Also,, a goid Assortment of LADIES AND MISSES FDBIS, of different varieties, all of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH, i Persons in want of anything in tho above linn Wilt BOOK£QrEV RJBO D Y-STABTUNQ BCLOSUREB.-Dr. I TER ,a S great work for th* mar !<J. or for those contempt*. igle, married, anil: the mare .led nappy. Ajteetare on tdmt, or how to chooae a rmrt 'T(wx KnretTh stamps enclosed, DR. TELLER has doTpied a lifotinu fo fltii i»*iva ji xasstssssk dross Dr. Teller, as above. Stoves, Tilt & Sheet Iron litre, TAB.^^i\ Not/Bi •So tom?. 1 ’ Wd * he mU JitTlow on reaaon 7Wm° hand a lar S e ■todt of Tin -»»tt Sheet- CbS to^^pr*pc££ of* tt * riBht of^to IMPROVED SAUSAGE STUPFEB, n r“A i ?^ whlt * n*£* only to be seen to bVapprieja ' **”• Mq w ioe fits I—the sub. Infcnn tho eitiseu of Altoona received his otock of T ■ ■ M Alteon*, Sot. X7th, lsB*. OHR^WKHJSLL. •ft Logan, hotel.:—-the under. SIGNED «*pec«Wly Inforins the - - ° f BWr county and other*. I . "P «w- W»A5t JfflfcQ* HOBBS, formerly kept by Sheriff W~-« ITOM of HoUldaVebnnr. for thnßKa^Eß^C recejnonof atmirgcrs and tmTcllers.^ Bsa **P l Pi* i *• “* "'“““a# I ;v! !far?ishe<l ? ishe<1 thoTerrbrtgtthamar no pa l ns or tr * ubl ° win benworo tnl J n , flr°f e c r B i may chooao to favor hrm wrth t e . “«“£ h ,' tpp7 durin S thetfeikyerimS hnSw^Fri^ 6 H f np, 5 v and m oMlglnjawtenrsfia bMUer Trill ajwoyii ho In attendance} * t, ,£?* TPfWilllamabnrg atage. which makes dally trine- this place and wilUamsbttr& ttopaat; flW^boff£» -^ )cc ' l7> *B67,—tt] . JOHN - ALL person^^ow: B«nfnJl^ii I ! C i^. selve ?. lD(lc i; btc ' l to lhe firm ofßunyan* delav aaiuml’*?** and settle their accounts without _S: a y> ** am P*e tone has Been riven. In th frtV dar» hW? a>.mnw aaconn |* unsettled will be placed in the handset a proper person fcr collection. woaw !. KENYAN i SANFORD. . forehMto»l? SUC il fe !. 8 fi ratof ' ,) f °r the patronage hereto *, r ® on the firm and himself by the eitiaraa er of U ?f d 03C P° C 4 f (i11 t 0 serv ® ‘he public with itfkfeda “f tas n ™ a l- All persona failing to settle tiel?« counts erery thirty days, must not expect hanger iadah' ?* pltal f * United, and long credits wiU eoo*t ?r«,mf,.l* ero - f)thon ’ are that bRTe indulged so mneS credit to their rmn. MARTIN RUNYAN.'. CAUTION.-ALL PERSONS ARE hereby notified not to purchase or sell any laser bear ami> ° f AhTOONA BREWERYther*. on, os such kegs never hare been and haver will be soU fiom the Brewery. All kegs containgtag said stamb £<■ be churned and taken, wherever found, by the proprietor* 0f T th ,® %®** r y to w h°m they belong. "Propmeore J nly 28th 1850-tf. WILHELM A BRO. ■ CONCENTRATED LYE, FOR MA f° ft - Soa F’ and Soa P Powder for Washing, on* pound equal to six of common Soap: Castile Smb WiS B jSneir^ S B^’ Ctc ' on JnnelO.lBsB.-tfJ A. ROUSH’S. TARTER, super-carbon yj NATE of Soda, Salaratus, Washing Soda. Surkert R^ g o P^« d 7e’ 1 ,n Btore and ** Mleat B *** ' Sept. 2. oS-tf.J A. ROUSH’S Brag Stan. Hair oils, colognes, pom ades, Shaving Cream, Toilet Soaps. Ac. for sale by i-M-l 0. W. KESSLER. ■ Hardware of all descbip tlone jhst received and for sole by •' * Oct.ls.tfJ J. B. HILMtAIT. Hair, hat, tooth, shaving, Ptiae, Snh and Tarnish Brushes at . KESSLfRV. , HOSTBtfTBB’S STRUCK BrSTTERS fa Is a toct **■<»«? period, rmy m«*. MR. of. tho htuu&a twwJgT l ® <?*hjoot to 4r disturbance of bodil; ronctloaa* bBL With the aid of a good tabio and the axiNiee •f plaid summon sense, aiay be able eo to ngttlate the system as permanent In orderrio accomplish this desired” abject, the true bourse to pursue *a certainly r™ trill produce a natural state of twnga at the least hazard of vital strength and W?*, *>r. Hostetler lax £a htomSl oouutrya preparation bearln* IB , aot * n «W medicine, but one ft? ]S« “•} ** jm, ghte mmE non to all who have, used it. Bitten «Pbtt the stomach. boSE, and liver, restoring them to a healthy and vigorous action, and thus, by the simple pro cess of strengthening nature, enable the ml tern to triumph over disease. ; *»<%«*<«» *«• eea, r iatulency, Loss of Appetite, or anyßiliotta from a morbid inaotSM of tho Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramps. Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Morbus/ac., thw# , Bitters have no equal. * ■’ Diarrhoea, dysentery orflux, so generally eon* ttaoted by new aettiers, and caused prinolMlly by t the change of water and diet, will be speedily by a brief use of this preperatioi£ Dyspepsia.a disease which is probably prevalent, m all its various forms, than any the cause of which may “JSJ be attributed to derangements of the digestive S£om 9 Am Can ** cured without fail by usimr HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTBRsf directions on the bottle. Fortius disease ever;/ physician, will recommend Bitteraof some kind • Uen why not use an article known to byipfell “hi®- All nations have titeir Bitters, at a pee ventive of disease and strengthens of the lem m general; and among them all there la not to be found a more healthy people than the Germans, from whom this preparation »™y nated, based upon scientific experiments which have tended to prove the value of this ureal preparation m. tho scale of medical science. ' Fever and Ague.—This trying and provok diraase, which fixes itarelentleas grasp ott the body of main to a mere |ha dow m a short time, and rendering him phy sically aad mentally useless, can be drives th ® body by the use of HOSTETTER'S RENOW NEB BITTERS. Further, none of the above-stated diseases can be contracted, avals in exposed situations, if the Bitters are used ‘ as per directions. And as they neither create nausea nor offend tho palate, and render un necessary any change of diet or intenuptiotf of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound (deep and healthy digestion, tho complaint la *•* - moved as speedily as is consistent with the pro duction of a thorough and permanent cure. tor Penont in Advanced Yeatt, who ura suffering from an enfeebled constitution and infirm body, these Bitters arc invaluable aa » restorative of strength and vigor, and need only be tried to be appreciated. And to A mother while, nursing these Bitters are Indis pensable, especially where the'toother's nour-i ishmont is inadequate to the demands of tin I ctulO, consequently her strength must yield ‘ hero it is where a good tonic, such ad Hostcttor’s Stomach Bitters, is heeded to impart temporary strength and vigor to the system/ Ladies should by all means try this remedy fbr all oases of debility,. and, before so doinfc should ask their physician, who, if ha % acquainted with the virtue oftheßUteri.wlH recommend their use in all oases of weaknaalT CAUTION—Wo caution the public against using any of tho many imitations or counterfeits, bat ask for Hosthttxr'b CEt*B*Ara» Stomach Bim*^ and see that each bottle has tho words "Dr. J, Hostetler’s Stomach Bitters" blown on the aid, cf the bottle, and stamped on the metallic ftp covering .the cork, and observe that our autograph signature'll on the labeL «“ Prepared and sold by HOBTHTTUB A SMITH, Pittsburgh. Pa.. and sold by all druggists, grocers, and dealers generally throughout the United States, Canada, South America, and Germany. , b y 0 W Kewler and A Honth, Altoona- 81 fgjfasaw*. PATENT KEROSENE OR CARBON Oil, LAMPS I , Unrivaled in Beauty, Simplicity Safety Of Economy# E\ cry person desiring to obtfvli* the Tery bcst'uid cht£t storei oi toe undersigned and examine those Lamns heirs pnrchneingelsewhere, (ind we pledge onrselres todeoton* If NOAGCIDENT can occur by explosion;^ £j‘ Thai H“ y emit no °fl*n»l« odor whllebnrniag> Thauhey are very easily trimmed. 4th. Tlianhoy ai;e eosUy regulated to give moft or la* art!' £i!“J !u 0J !. ,l I^ n entirely fr?p from smoke. 6tli. That the tight lent least fiO per cent, cheaper tliatt ms , *oy otn€(]idit nov in cooudoq um TheseJamp* are admirably adapted Ifcr th* if* dents, Mechanics, Seamstresses. factories, «re highly recomSended for foi&JWuss' ,J^ b,, . rnc L of ,ho Carbon Oil lamp can beattfceSWnfc dc - ha “g i, |g and table fluid and <Ol expense, and wilt answer every purpose of i An b . 19, 1858-tl] 0. IP. KESStOfc. ft '■■r n
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