ALAND'S
BITTERS.
n •
» J 8 BALSAMIC
DIAL,,
■tdieinu of the prteem
r great popularity only
Unbounded eatiefa.
71 ,n all cum; and the
I them worthy. \
jspepsU,JauMUqg
Xerrou* Sysfa®,
th 9 Kidneya,
mg from a disordered
t stomach and
d^ptrmanmtlypur^.hy
>rdlal hat ““gy/fitd t
!l cure, wixmovt
f-.*tandittyt&
>«UM, BroadatU, far
lumonU, ImisUftt
npUoB,
astonithmy mm
onsomptloa.
to at ones *As«*.,sp#
Diarrhea* pnutdifr
OWXLS. -
ntparti by |L-13
13 Arch Strut, PhO*.
told by drugyistt and
tryuhtrt, at 76 mu
ure of C. M. JacKSOH
•apptr 0/ each bottU.'
litktd annually by fit
EETBODT’s Amura*,
y and commendatory
f the country. Thm
iy by aU our dgtftfc : ‘
l>y A. Ruu*h antj Q
[may 19,’6»-1/
mg Liniment.
J tree, Rll color*, grades and
mm* meed of pr*l»» award
urehealWl, pain* rellsviid,
Jade U*eful, and untold ill.
• which is surprieing to th»
ly doc* not require a itaa
•td of the name affectiprn.
or cute, broil**, tpraJtM,
horses, Ac., It lux* no equal,
miue Mustang Liniment is
■" aad Livery Men iu »r«ry
jughout North and South
auli of the Ofoan. 80/at
BARNES A PARE,
?ropnotor% Ksw lett
kCHE. :
Or. Ktystr’t fbothMtJu iu
uurg, Po., which Upat.np
•aeh. It if* an axcsllsnt
■<iT and tender gam*, and
il who Mad it. Sold her»
lATION,
. PHILAXiELPini.
'•si by fhtrfirwyijnXi
V&rtsnd, offlicCti viak'
is. and ttptdaUy fyrOte
I Organs. .
!>:’ Acting Surgeon, to
(M.-erljitiou ot their condl-
I :. ' in ca*M of
ift-Vioil free of charge!
3j •.•rm.-.t.-irriwea, tin jothor
ami -a the New nmonS
i* '.be afflicted tnssatad
l« o or three Stamps for-
IK.CQIiTON, Acting Bar
; Ninth Street, PUI>
i, UR ART WELL, PriTt.
[Jan. 19, HMy
AXTEDI
?ENT CAB
LNTEHK. '
ISHINGr SATIB
- oral bdlary ami expense
il-ii by every farmer Mid
i.i meet with ready sale*—
C. CARY, Patentee, 1
esuHU Street, New Terk-
TELEGKAPfI,
>i.i Europe? If yon h*v»
It i» that lIBNKY TUCK
cm citic* witli * Itrg* *nj^
< LOTHING,
niltieiof Overcoat*; Orta*
h i‘.i. and everything k»pt
.all of which heonan a*
ca.ih. Having purchase*
ere'oy enabled; to **uv*ry
f anything in Id* Una *•
tkt trill, be able to jIT» y
lUCMBT ICC*-
t gtove.
1
Jfeic Vublicatwm,
Oil* and Staplt atti
large varieties.
f-HKKT MU3IO, MMIO
M ENTS. The eUtt*®» "
i prom
p,aee.»nddl^ttt.
: SASH MANU
er wuuld ■WWWW* ««
aib Manoft#*
will conUnu* to.ftU.ef
•luted to jhim, yltb
dj.'iuins AlU«on
xaost. UzxuLmt.
s kimmeli«».
axical dzxtis*
.all sot, oa Gold or 81W
imnt"d for ton.yvsr*. ,
■j Magnetic Maeiiln* «!“
, clioaper than »orwb«J
ion r.Z'.r, of the
I ivnba.fi, from aU
i:.I ovtr. .*
act, oj'i'osite th« Kxrb* »•
[Dec. 10,1855-IT
L ESTATE FOB
purposing eh an P°?
■:L-l in the
■tc.. ind.idlnK hl« prt«*»
?: dasi properties In■ **
jnquir* of thtf •übfi^rJ"
Dei,
J. D. It BET-
TRUNKS, UM
/atchwpwat B ITOg*
miitry. [JUcc. *» *^r a _
L'ARD
1.,f. KEMWB**-
' Ciitee.
c> i t:
ALTOONA MAIL SCHEDULE:
[ uAas OLOfiB. '
;
, M»d UoUlia-sUmTe,
‘p,i S ruTl*™ u e l,Mu j lAttB OPEK. i
n Tlironeli Mwl» >-» 8 520 A. M.
*^ ! r„rbrou«a wid HoUtdaysburs, 740 “
' II 15 A. M.
»« ,,r r r “ .. 5 720 PM.
i • 7«6 »
fir the tnuuaction from 7.00 A 51-
,lliriu = the wosk, and from 7-60 to 8.50 o’
railroad schedule.
. Trniu East arrives 0,22 P.M., leaves 0,40 P. M.
■- Vvtt “ 5.20 A.M. « , Si4o A. il.
~ « E«»t “ Y.wa.m. «:
I - ' « West “ 8*45 P. M, “ W« p. M.
» East “ 11.UA.M. " XWSA.M.
« West “ 7.28 P. M, “ 7.48 P. 31.
-v, nOtLIPAYSBUKG BKANCUconuectawith Express
, T i„k ft ,ntl West, with Mall Iwin EfUt.anll.We4t, »nd
Freight Eastward end Westward.
*Tiif bl/AniSVILLK BRANCH connect* with Johnstown
Train Emit »'W 'J«t, Express Train West mid Mail
T THOS. A. mnx.-Sup’t.
LOCAL-ITEMS:
Senatorial Conference.
The Conferva of this r Senatorial District,
disposed of Cambria, Blair, and Clearfield coun
dei. assembled in Tyrone, on the inat, to
elect a delegate to the State Convention of the'
People'* Putty, to be held at Harrisburg, on the
22d of February.
.Geo. 'IF- Patton, Esq., of Blair, was elected
President, and Wm. Mcßride, of Clearfield,
Secretary.
Jacob M. Campbell, Esq., ofCambrin, was
oßinimouily elected tbe Delegate, and the fol
lowing resolutions of instruction were adopted
without a dissenting.voice :
Raolvtd, That the Delegate this day elected,
ii hereby instructed to vote for the Hen. Samuel
Cflvin, of Blair county, as tbe candidate of the
People’s Party for Governor, and in tbe event
if the name of Mr. Galvin being withdrawn, or
there being no prospcct.of his, Domination then
he ilmll vote for tbe Hon. Andrew G Curtin, of
Centre county, as the only remaining choice of
the majority of the people of this Senatorial
District.
Emlvtd, That tbe said Delegate be further
imtrocted to oppose by all fair and legitimate
mesne, the selection of delegates to the Nation
il Convention, believing as we do, that it belongs
«f right to the people of the respective districts
tnd to them alone.
0. W. PATTON, Pra t.
W«. Mcßitins*, Sce'y.
Jimiary 128th,:J,800.
Niw Smoke Consuming Locomotive.— One of
onr exchanges contains a description of a new
locomotive, baili by Mr. George Grier, of this
place, .ifcster ijlncbinist of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. It is constructed after a plnn of Mr.
Gnvr s designing, and is regarded by those com
ftient to judge jof such matters, as one of the
most potrtrful and complete engines of the class
‘w constructed anywhere. Im appearance it
them Wes the* ordinary “ camelback,” or coal
banting euginesinqw in use on the eastern <B«i.
lion of the line, With the,exception that ills far
sore highly finished, and seems built for greater
Wd- Us chief recommendation bowever.Jies
:al in its attractive appearance. It has other
qualities which .give - it for more interest in tbe
«jtm of the railroad men—improvements wbioh
bate long been.desired in locomotives, but which
it remained for jjlr. Grier to successfully accom
plish. It eonsuines its cwm smoke, so that in
itead of the vast volumes of smoke which the
tirdinnry locomotive belches forth at each revo
lution, n little steam only is seen escaping from
tint of Mr. Grier’s invention. In consuming
the smoke, a grejit saving of fuel is effected.—
She made the lun -from Altoona to Pittsburg, a j
distance of one .hundred and seventeen miles, i
>pou twenty-five [bushels of coal, maintaining a-j
high rate of speed aU the dine, and evincing the I
Possession of extraordinary power. The engine j
it a complete success, and a triumph for Mr. !
Gncr, of which, however high las reputation as
■ff of the first machinists in the counby, ho
Q »y well fuel proud.
n°SR!BtE Accident—lt is with tbs deepest
Krruw that wb announce the suddenandhorri- |
l ‘« Jealh, tm Monday morning last, of iff. Wil- j
lum Peal - of Bloomfield, Perry county. Whilst j
mending to the engine in bis steam tannery, in j
‘ i >t place, bn waa caught by the shaft, .which \
whirled him around about ICO times, mangling !
11 body i« a horrible manner. Hia breast was !
trushed in, bis collar-bone broken, hisJeft arm j
•olitn m three places, bis toenails anil some of j
&a & T naila ftn» off, and bis clothes stripped I
‘ini his body, lie was immediately curled'to I
bouse and dijedin about an hour after’the i
h-cident. He teas one of the most wealthy and I
ti«e?rtial citizens of the place, and a kind, and 1
‘■eetionate husband and rfther. He leaves a !
and four children to mourn bis untimely \
-V ' I
$ Mork La «* Saloons.— We learn that
5° Taylor has, in compliance with a remon-
r * nc * P resen tod by the tempcjrance people of
■ refused to grant all biit onoiof the
D! « prayed ftjr fcy the keepers of lager beer
6 #on * in t, ‘ l * P*4<se. This action will shut up
i«hh #f tb * Bal °! !•?? pl*n,J»ut w;e doubt
kdi,!™ nr °. * open without license,
» ”,*. M th# twnpcrantfe people keep Ip eye
klh t ti mStitUtr T’ there more than one
place after the license of those who hate
t r?, aJeD ‘ efßl ' haTi# nU ° nt Th * ex *
Ua p l . h * rofasri wts the saloon of
eibenack, there being in connection
to. °’ lse for tb * “accommodation of
gets and travellers.” i . ..
Aoaw.— -We notice th*t ti|e confec
4,
king ha ® C ' l
kl^ 8 "* HT«yf- «old o nt to Join
k ij- ?* he keep ‘eTe^thlp^'in;
k4 Ca ,, ’ #n(l w l l * to eil ho ean to -totertili^
SfUmßo M *^ l^“ citl
kt »* o “° r ofAlt oon * W* 4 wancated to
P At
! .* f * v°.*loolc, tor the pnppoio of
}, %! at (of fcp mj?-
7 30 A.M.
8 00 A.M.
800 “
7 00 P. M.
iff-JO
JOHN SUOEMAKKE. P. M.
county; I haa a ooogbing and fitting; which
comnumeed about the dth of February last, an*
continued eight months. t employed the best
physicians in the county, and my cough con
tinued unabated until early in October. At that
tune 1 was advised to try yeir Pectoral Gough
yrnp, which I did, apd after I had taken one
bottle I woe entirely free from coughing nndi
spitting. I had despaired of ever getting well,
and I think it should be known that this valua
ble remedy will do for; others what it has done
in my case. s :
JOHN C. XITTLE, Peeblea -township.
Witness—B. >L Kseb. . ,
Pittsburgh, December 81,1858.
® D, ’» CoiißQ*. Jnn BuUdinga, F./ih Street,
Pittsburg,— Xbe Principal of thin splendid es
tablishment perseveres in the very pleasant
practise of doing more for bis students than he
promises. That efficient training for business
for which, this College has so longstood pre-em
inent, terminates with atwodays’ searching ex
amination, and all wjio pass this ordeal satisfac
torily -are awarded (with their Diplomas)- copies
of “Duncan’s Gems of Penmanship,” the most
fflegant aife costly -work of the kind out; and an
interesting and honorable termination of the
relations of Professors and students.
Valentines! Valentines! !—-St. Valentine
has taken up bis head-quarters athis old stand,
Fettinger’s Literary Emporium, No. 1, Altoona
House, wberehe will be pleased to see hisfriends
young and old, daring the season. At the
above stand may be found a large stock of Jab
entines, ranging from 1 cent to $3, consisting
of comic, sentimental and artistic.. Sweethearts
and lovers, sisters and brothers, attend to the
Voice Of conscience, and go to Eettingcr's and
buy one of those sweet little missives, which,
by being applied according to directions, are a
certain cure for the heart-ache.’
Fbo tbacted Meeting.—Rev. Creighton com
menced a protracted meeting in the. M. E.
Church, in this place, on Saturday evening last,
which is alii! ip progress. The nightly meetings
are well attended, and it is to be hoped that they
Will result in doing much good. Rev. A. M.
Barnitz, of Huntingdon, filled the pulpit on
Sunday morning and evening. He is a well-read
theologian, a deep thicker, and possesses a re
markable memory. His discourses were deliv
ered with energy and freedom, and listened to
with marked attention by a large audience.
Hanibal and St, Joseph R. R. Lands.— ln
another column will be found an advertisement
offering .a bargain in the lands belonging to this
company. The lands lie in the northern port
of Missouri, on the lino of the road which ex
tends from Hanibal, on the Mississippi river, to
St. Joseph, on the Missouri river. It is report
ed to be a healthy region of country, well
watered and wooded. Those who design emi
grating to tho West, might do well to examine
these lands. A pamphlet containing all neces
sary information can be seen at this office.
Wm. R. .Boyers, Esq., of our town, has
received and accepted the appointment from tbe
Vatent Office Department, to secure the name of
the birth-place, country of birth of parents,
profession or occupation, age, height and weight,
of all native born white males, of eighteen years
and upwards, residing in this place. Tbe object
of the department we do not know, but we pre
sume it is to obtain the native-born population,
&c., of tbe United States, to be part of tbe cen
sus of Is6o. r
Cellab Thieving.—We learn that thjp busi.
ness has been carried on pretty extensively in
this place for some time pa'jit. Quite a number
of cellars and pantries hate been visited and re
lieved of their edible contents.. Who the parties
are that follow this business remains a mystery.
All the advice we can give citizens is to see to
their boils and bars, lest tney wake up some
morning and find that they have nothing for
breakfast. . ..
Skirts.—lt is said that long skirts are going
j out of use, and that others which do not sweep
j the side-walk will take their places, but we have
I BCcn Done of the new style hero. Nothing looks
less tidy than tp pec a handsome silk skirt mov
ing down the street like a in full sail, tow
ing after it half a dozen parcels- of sticks, sha
vings, twine and loose paper Shorter skirts
are not liable te these “attachments,” and
therefore must look more graceful and elegant.
SSF The Iron City Commercial College, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, ia now the largest Commercial
School of this country.—AVteiury Dispatch.
tribute of Respect.
[■ o At a communication of Mountain Lodge, No.
;i 281, a. Y. M., held <m the 17th day of January.
A. L, 6860. it was '
, Resolved, That it te with .feelings of the deep
est regret that we learn of the decease of our
I fnend and Lrothe*. i D AY i» CopiiTua-nm iS
'.Jr.huin we have
ot th«'cfft S,, ‘ Z r a Wftrm and Mfcm member
1 iihtS r ** * ndto . w >» this-Lodge has been
| l “ft]*! 4 5° r ™ ucb und instruction,
to th»'r« at ,n bw decease we humbly bow
ind h to fi |l5 t f H , lm “ * ho doetb «11 things well,”
and to llis tender enre we commend the family
of ony deceased. Brother, well assured that He
who ‘ temperetb the wind to the shorn Lamb,”
will sustain and strengthen them i 0 their be
reaverncnt,and bea “ Father to the fatherless,
and Husband to-the Widow.”
JP«o/ucd. Jhnt ; >e tender ,tp our deceased
Si,v ber L 0 -9r.«rvjces in any way or
n • * committee beap
polnted, to wai t upon the family ofthe dcocwed
Cm..,?:
I S. F. Bosk, B °“ a “W* «•
of Altoona: - 'tw
Being unable to work at ...jr u-ado, in CoBBe .
of a weakness jn my limbs, lirould oftr
mTMOf to jour consideration ns a candidate for
the office of JUSTICE OP THE PEACE, at the
ensuing election, and if elected will discharge
the duties of the office to the best of,mj ability
Toiktfa
wgh o/AUwna. ; ; '
Friends smd fellow-citizens—Ton -will aee by
this declaration that I publicly annoiince niyself
as the Peopled candidate for the office of Jtuiiet
Wm-d,of the borough of Al
toona. I would most cordially soli
cit your suffrages, and, if elected, will endeavor
to discharge the duties of the office to the beat
■of my.ability ]dhd judgment.
~ , L< JOHN L. ICKES.
Altoona, Sign. 17tb, 1860.
Editors The time is fast ap
proaching for the spring elections. Among the
offices to bci elected, vritt be a- Justice of the
Peace, and pipce several persons are spoken of
as oandidatfs for the important office, wo pro
pose the namb of William Gable, of the East
Ward. Mr.: Gable is a gentleman well qualified
to fill the office. For integrity, industry and
sobriety, he;is second to none in the borough,
and should be be elected the citizens viU be
prond of their officer.
Jan. 11, 1860. MANY VOTERS.
, Notice.—Notice is hereby given to the Stock
holders that tbo 9th instalment on the Capital
Stock of the.Altoona Gas and Water Company,
will be due and made payable at the Banking
House of Win. M. Lloyd & Co,, on Thursday,
February 16th, 1860.
!i i BENJ. F. ROSE, Sec'y.
December,; 1859.
MARRIEO.
nltimo, by the Rot. R. XT. OliTar, Mr.
ARTHUR C. DSVtAN to Mrs. MARGARET F. DENNING,
both of Altuoi a; ; ’
OrfTueadxv evening last, at the Exchange Hotel, in tbia
B * Clnrk * -Mr. JAMBS TEMPLETON to
MlfiaiMAil&AHEX i)ICKriON, both of Sinking Valley.
rr^^tr JftCob H - ***■«£ &q-, Mr. SAMOV.L
4M«Blieby township, to Mbs ELIZABETH
Dl AON, of Tyrone,
Be Forest, Armstrong & Co.,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
80 & 82 Chambers St., N. Y.,
WOULD NOTIFY THE TRADE
that they .are opening Weekly, iu new and beau
tiful patterns, the''
WAMSUTTA PRINTS,
ALSO TUB
AMOSKEAG,
A New Print, which excels every Print In the Country for
perfection of execution and design hi full Madder Colors.
Cur Prints are cheaper than any iu market mid meeting
with extensive siijei Orders promptly attended to.
Feb’y 2.18«0.-ly
BAIL BOAD LANDS FOB SALE,
ON LONG (JIIEDIT,
AND AT LOW RAILS OF INTEREST
HP HE HANIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
I RAILROAD COMPANY. having over COO.OOo ACIIKS
ot LAMD lying ip the State of Misv.uri. which was g mit
«l, by Act ot Congress, to aid in the construction or their
Hood, offer tli» principal portion thereof, for sale, on the
most liberal terms.
The greater pvtt hf the.se lands are within six. and all
w >thiu fifteen miles uf the Railroad, which is now comple
ted. and open (for Use thruuglioi.t its entire length t2oi
roilrs.) am) rims through a country which is unsurpassed
by any in the salubrity of its climate, tiie fertility of its
soil, and tho extent of its mineral resources.
For further, information, apply at the Land office of tho
Company, or address hy letter, JOSI All HUNT,
Laud Commissioner, H. A St. Jo. it. K.
Hannibal. Mo.; ■ Feb. 2, ’CO.-ly.*
List of letters remaining
in tiie Altoona Post Office, February I,IBCC*
Alcott, Xbos L mge, G ■
Amlilser, Daniel . Miller, 0 Wellington
Rranock. U Mitchell, D Jr
Bell Rachel , , Mortmp, George
Bratton, John 11; : Mitchell, Elennr
Bradley. Mftnaue* Morgan. Cha*
Bull, Ann Master D !
Beatty, RY > Myers. Peter
w McLaughlin. Susan
Bennark, Mr McCollum, D
cwtlrl’na * Mclntosh, George
Cliford. R S . Nagle, WF
Carman, Elton Patterson, J W
Crawford, MaggleiD Phipps, Robert
Colliua, C • : ' Quirk, James
Cassidav. Annie I» Richer*, Afex
Davis, Margaret Rlcberaon, J
s"£? tT i ohn ; 1 Slionebcrger, R P
r 1 Stacker, Barbara
I&rhitf f y Jolm S.Tmlers, Jane f
Evorett, A H i‘! PhnliCth. Jacob 1
Rarhart,l,lizabath . Subert V
Feasy. Catharine • Stahl, Al*x
Grubb, A -v. : Sprey.M
Gerard, Geo i ; ; Sauer; Y ;' ~
«r y ’e H i B ,r i Shoeman. Matthias
Henuer, JII ;; Smith. .Elizabeth J
Harman, Rutter Eehlemin, Dr W 14
Itanigau, P i . Taylor. Martha
Uulia. t, ft Teamcy. T '
Irwipe, W alter . : , Wohn. W H Jr
Johnr.n, Rachaol > • . Welsh J S
Keley.Ellza Wfer.MargtA
Kerr, Henry ■ Wingurd. L A Co
Keegan, M Ward, lihon
Logan. Milliken, ■ f Winter, Catharine
Persons eaUngforrietteni .p this list will please say
“advertised.” iit .• JOHN SHOEMAKER, pm'
T OST.—ON MbNDAY Oil TUES-
X 4 DAY of last weak, a CALF-SKIN POOKET-ROOK
containing sundry! Dhe-bills. receipts, notes-ic., which are
of no mine to any) person but tha <*wner. as payment on
all the notes tnerejh bns been stoppeil. Tlie n-ceipts will
be sufficient to decide the ’ownership of the book. Any per
son returning said pOckct-book to the subscriber will be
suitably rewardedi ; r JOHN CUNNING If U 1
Notice m hereby given to
all persons, spot to purchase a PROMISSORY NOTE
given br John Cunningham aad Michael Cassiday ;o Oeo
Welin, dated Apiftisi;3lst, 1857. for $l4O and some cents’
payable twelvemonths after date, as we aro determined
not to ; Payjthe same unices compelled bylaw, never having
received viUuo thbteirdr. JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Jan. 20,18C04t.) i
NEW GOOES,
JUST RECEIVED,
* f
JXJ> FOB SALE VEItY CHEAP BT
!; ? C. JAGGARD.
; Jan. 20,18f10. i■;
.i .;
\
WXNT&H' GOODS
WILL BE SOLD AT
RED tip ED PRICES ,
X 4 Diak» room for an
EARLY* STOCK,
, ! ai’th s *. ’ " J
-m:©* FROST.
Jhu. 2ft. 1860. • i
PULL STOCK QP
W- i Groceries,
v'i rh | ; r ■- Hardware,■
; v '
late,, ,
■ • for «Je by
• , . i ! .■ c. JAQOARP.
OUJi MUSICAL FRIEND, A BARE
Companion for (he Wlnter Month*..
Every Pianist, ShonU prornre thl* weekly
Every Singer, ‘Pnblleiitlon ofVocnland
Every Teacher. Piano Forte Unde.. co«t-
Er«y.J*npl]k . inf: bat TBS cent* a
EveryAmatenr, n'unibef. aodpronuoncad
By the entire prea of the conn try. to be “The beet'ahd
cheapeet-wbHc oftHe find Ip <he"W«rH« : ": ■ "
Twelve MI»l:ed pare* of Vocal and Piano Forte Hhtfe
v* wawtw. cento. jUOfyady. iMO; Quarterly.
SjriiecHbe to “Our MtwJcal Friend,” it ohler it from the
nearaet Newwtealer.andyoo vrin-bave Untfe eitonuh fu>
your entire family at ah fnaintUleant eaßt l and if yon want
wneic ibr the Flnte, Vtolim lV>rmr Ofarionet, Aeoonj*on.
kC-, Ac- amliecribe to the 80fr0 MELODIST, eoatahiinsll
—rr— —i —;—y y.; y paj.ee, ooatlng oniy *« ona* vstawnea; e?iuv.
WSSSfflwr. I l
ÜBUVEItBf)
-' l ■■■ mTno <n^ir
CUJGAR ASSKS
Dy meSAO,lbrnUWhalMal*
1800.
MICHAEL CA3SIDAY,
O- JAfIOABD, ,
READY.
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" it will effectually relieve that u well an
Dianbiea & Bowel Complaint.
AS A BEVERACSR,
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Dispepsia, Flatulency, Cramps Languor,
Low Spirit jr. GiueratDeiility, :: KervpxU
ntts. Liver Complaint, ele.‘ ' \
Physicians, who have wM it in iMk of
it in the mqst flattering term*, as witM» «aep> by ra&rerc.■
to the numerous letter* anil a
A. UABI k CO., Proprietor*,- Cincinnati
A. ROtjSH,
Nor 8 !!)! ““ d Retall Agent forilalr county. :
1869. Pall Trade 1859.
A CA R D —-THE UNUBRSIGxNEi)
FRESH GROCERIES
ever brought to this Market! in connection with the
if*
FLQUR I U jA
Also, Bacon, Cfieesi, Whale, Tamim;'* and. Lari
OUOfi Mistkoflif ;'r,' !
Together wlth ail kinds of lUtt-'burglv Manufactured Arlt
cie*. *ll of which will bo sold low for .’cash, ; The Mcr
elrwhere. ttoßttST* *** *****
Oct. .7, ’W-2AUI w WM. M. conHi * ccL r ’i
27! Überig St., opposite PmbwZk.
„ ■ GLENN’S ’
ONE PRICE HAT AND ‘ GAP STORE,
(cua.vnt or tar rtv* exoRT Biidg.) '
North West Corner Eighth and Race Streets
rmAßaenuA. \ “ ; •
TW P ‘ TBL W .4# RB^fjSGTFUL
fonud an **
ifoUtktn Dress Bds, Sift ffufa, ’
High, Low and Medium Depth Crown. Cloth and Glmm»
Cape. Plush and Pla<hTrfa,m.l <£,»fSt Jftfa
B ys. Fancy Hats and Caps TorTßitlfrUi.
at Fair PHrea.-'‘d
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■- *• - «■" ‘ ~
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W - ?• MARSHALL * CO.,
*T IHJSnt OUI HTAlnt j :
.a; No, 8T W<KKl}ti,;fiHibnr|h,
stxipxd r&oyi,
n»»« tteft'tlea possessed by no oilier hdose West of the
’ from to * b«t French and Arntricsii
mamithctnrew. ■;.*- |>' -.- 22. T9.J ■
H.®sjs LOT SALE.—-
>«it ro^ ri !£ roffe "* tPr,Ta ‘* &,a ? F ■, -I
H** J* I SrrIwwl 1 wwl bj Her,
on the onrnet df AtbklinoAiH] Julia streets, firagTTYlA
Ba*t Altoona. • The l(ou«e is a good Two- BBS S a iiK
?r*°'<rßuildin|:, containing a
.wnor;Majjißbiim *m) Kitclun os
fim Jftood slaepioK rooms on the second floor, k
Attic. "Tbs lot is in good order.
Persons Wishing to visw the premises and obtain farther
information will call upon the subscriber.
" ■ . „ , a .„ ~ MARQT. M. MoCEUM.
Altoona.An*; llth, 1559-tf.
LARGE AND
!yL Qfon ?«* r,e ; been r*.
o^TBa *t y*$ *****gC - - tfItKIUAN,
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Cheapest! Best! Bargeeti!
. 535.00
F>y«ferTaUiog ta Singly and Doubi« Entry tfrwt iTin
™B> v 1 rtUnj,OammcKlal Arithmetic *nu Tiintaiiii
SMa tFW*4 £», Tvitivn $36, g*
SR2.
?* t 0 col °P retai ® ftJircoowe, ft«?» 0
?i“ 4ent ’ u P° a ;• Rnar»at««l to'Wttn
to m f ua 8» the Bookt of any Bnsiaoas and ndttS
w »»ra a salary of from
$6OO to $l,OOO.
pleuun.° U * at,r M anj >'o V»ccs!oa— at
gsSSSSSSaJISSfe'
n * wcolred at hmlf -ric®
S i *£ ular ’ s l >c<:i menßof BuslzwrM
iUn . g Ami En »b«lU3h*d Vie* of uSISKf?
•ncloM fly* letter stamps to p w j^vkiS?"
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GRAND DISPLAY
'*"*il6Br AT iBS
fpHE UNDERSIGNED^ayS* T&B
mSam'w»f^*hZ Uai M? aeiag , t 0 thetr friend* and neta*.
STOCJK OF GOODS.
DRESS GOODiS
tegwaSs
• Fh «<T' sakt,<tc. -«■-*5aP
piultrt, which hare htga broachtw2p*
■ ** *° l<Ut • «“aU ndranee.
w EOB THE GENTS,
aacK saa, l^
We haw alto a ftns stock of
. . BOOTS & SHOES,
NotWtfe*
gS** * ■*“ e&»UoJ w 2Sf ffig
All-Wool, Wool Filling, Lift atfi Sag Cmamatt,
wWA We m. eftreiprieeeSbit
j«teg=MgS^g2J®^
ia. ’M. i *’ * J '
JUST OPENEB
Sntaelli #o^^
• R. A. O, KERR
TIT OULD INFORM THE GOOP
clfx TTitl,,.> tefertdetoof XHW OOOdI Which
*"“« oicuritd b??
Kot, rtd Recently by W. O’Ncab. bn Mato .tmt ifi
•teckia thtooly une in town 1« • ■“
ENTIRELY new
b<a wUttldaay that he baa lnttSiulS^W;
RE SS GOODS
h. 1. FOR gentlemen,
and cheat)«« can t£Bot?srcifl JTIi. uT5$
ofthe, place IES g *■».
»wi, HARDWARE. OTTRRvajKri^^ff
r OOK OCT i’OH VOT7B UEADI
MnMeiS?*
lagoingwpMtlei.jMt mind'wbat W a»* ;
B«wars ofyonrlicad and take care dt jiur h*T- >
t*mt you ftu4'thata ferorlte
|lm an acbe lb tbs ono and a brisk ta the »&*• *' r
head*—th* sub*crlb«e
KK^Td c l t, ir r I, »s i«»
7 ■ Wljcted itock of Men aadß«S>
: OF
* *W «* *hape. Also, a good auortmaat U
. LADIES AND MISSES HJBB
of difarent varieUa*, all of which will b, M
CHEAP FORtABH> ■, i
PlmSSn^TSil{*, Ml7thin S ■»' tfia. abota Ba«,*<K
■ - sahafe:
A BOOK FOR UT.
SJILT.® 0 ® v.^stabt&Ek®
LBrPs^r U ? ES T? r '*
S great work for tin mar
iW, or for those contembl»r
* r l, »T n i , !Jr*"® e —PaKM.-mH
oflLATtg. Price 36 cent*—-
out to nil part* under (flat.tw
mail, POSTPAID. 000,(3
cujium »o!d the la«£ year, 62"
’linn leJ, and them**. '
H.,ml happy; A Lectttrwo* '
i x ' rr - or how fo choose A uri ’
4 »er; a complete’work oA SO*
oi contain, bixtdroA
thrje time- the 'a“nSfe£2^’--;
Eg* wu« Jure 2 . J «p n ;^/i^§
a lifetime tolfi« cftV# otiia ’
S**, 0 ? ™ ieh I "* boobs front. Addfsj* J TKLf.FT*
®*»w Htrcet. Allmnv. X. y T«tDEB,|CK
Steves, tin & Sheet Iron War*.
SPOUTING, &C.
TAS. W. KIGG WOULD I*E
•pectfaUy Inform tho. of A itsSHL.
as®? as -
able tonus. ‘ !ow Pricss, on rsaao»- ...
of tl 7in «***•*
Owl Scuttlts, Sine Apt** * forcnllnarypuippes*-.
oft v“jONES- rChMe<l th * r, ' ht of "*BWr eoatr.
IMPROVED SAUSAdE BTUFFER
requi ring such a machiue: ~“• ®»r, butcher or tfcoaa
elt^in“owD l^r.cot a n try a S^u^iue SPOt^ll i*
on the most reasonable terms.^^ 5 P fiprfj
TV VchL / 0 K FIT S!—THE SUE
that hs has jnst rocMred &&•**•« * **•£
m^ L , t Ains WIETIE CLOTH®,
and on as t° m * k * °P. to °rd*r on short ootte
naon u reasonable Urais a* any other Tailor la tte
Altoona, NoV. 17th, 1539. ;
SBL L tut G OFF—A LARGE £B*s
mmttm a j** *ol*lo a*
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