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nln in onTvCticgfaU
ij moving all obrttaiftion^
icailaclip. pain
, alt nervous a Actions. .
: anfl iioiba* i
ption of aatdfce. ’
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KSKMAN’S PILLS . j,-
Uf a DMf era In U»0
.i HU ii. tious which h»n«iij|| ,
y.iiing, the bomtiCa!, mms
rave. No female '
tar, amt whenever tin otMt WutL^.l' '
,■ iltli begin* to ilecllne. .v
KS KMAN’S -PILLS 1
ud> ever Mown for ill niw».y^ (|
nil classes they lire laveiuaWo,
jxriodiad regularity. ~Ibn’ Irft
o hifre tuod them at dlflfcept
umo, having 1
• tenuis in America. ~ ; (
‘■■‘‘if what, and when fley&n&t
//« Price .
fo I* hid free, of the
l»y enclosingfcrlcotothe o« n .
<• generally, 1 ■ .- , -
L'TL’UIXUS, aKSBua Aoianv
14 Broadway,
«"• K^sler;
{Ptc.B,U69,x y .
iLstang' Liniment. . N
jii.l ami free. all colors, grades and
>r ihr tome mrnl of praise award
. .S«r.-« healed, palne relieved,
main made useful, and untold ill*
1 ’litiiio. whlchis eurprlsingtotW
t laiiiily does-’bot require a stan
r r heard ofo*jiewuue effects pro
>!• ? Vor- bruises, sprains,
; - dued horses,:4c., it has no equal,
genuine Jlustaug Liniment Is
and livery Hen in every
: North and South
- f’lauda of the Ocean. ,pny at
P ARNES 4 PARK,
Proprietor*, New .York.
'..),'XKTXen’fl NTOJtAOJ,! BiT
lloavinow of the Stomach
.•. -.v-M.iil to afcup } n America or
• oriU.k-ntiy Uwttha.'«ittt{ f V t «»
jwm nnd like diseaaoi, |g to lb*
. :*il.iy.a iilcftiturc. Xtre'm6rw*U
stomach. purifies Ibo blooS,ini.
■J: ( ucnrou»fcjjl#m, giving it'tlitt
ti,)«.n»aWfl for the mtomiinn of
kn<.\v!e.l-ftnentV of its »np«ior
. Assured tho propri
. .vt- a prcra cure to llio
■ tkoionga system. ■
: i another column.
•» -* t t- f- - - -n
ir»ACIIEf
,i bj Dr. Kiyser's Toothache TTs-
< i'ltkburg, Pa., which is put up
> 1 ouch. It is an excellent
. :• .-r .oxy ahd'Ccnder gumi I »nii
to all who. nucd it. Sold hers
iii m strong- & Co.,
S MERCHANTS,
umbers St.,
iTIFY THE TRkl>K
I -uius Weekly, in ncyr and b**«
TA PRINTS,
'..SO THE
iSKEAGr, 7
;els every Print jh the Country,for
ami design in fall Moddor Colan
than any in market, And inHtinj
'ders proniptly nttondod to.
MONDAY OR SEUJSS
. a CALV-SKIN I*OCKBT-BOOK,
l.ills, receipts, notes,
»n hut the owner,'payment on
► been stopped;. The teceJMje trill
if ownership of the book. Atty pef
;r:-hook to the atibeerlber, will l»
JOIIX CONNINQHAII.
HEREBY GIVEN TO
h ■ pairclißjil a I‘ROiHSSQRY tjOTE
•ham and Mlcliml Otffyg W t» cv
.t, 1857 J for $l4O aodeOtne cent'.
« after data, ae vre tkUt aefehnln*''!
to ToffiulSwM nS
MTCUAJEL CAS STOAT
REAL ESTATE #OU
u rtlgncd purpo*Ui(c cbaigtef **
1,0 lii-al Estate In the JWfW” «
f.itwvill.erAit»4nclu<ll»g,hi* prK«t»
..{ the (fret properties In Blur
srti?»h»hi iuijhlre of th# subeenber
; i Altoona- j. O ;. l xbT.
jsical Friend.
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FRIEND, AIURE
nt'T Month". -.u,.’ „„kW
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. 7 30 A.M.
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££ru ‘‘ 7 25' “
transaction of business from 7.00 AM-
TnrluV tUo week, and from 7.50 to o*.
JOHN ?' M.
railroad schedule.
. Cast arrived 9,22 P»‘M., leave* 9,40 P.M.
rtpJH T "“‘ t « 8,20 A: M. ” “ 8,40 A. M.
* VuTt “ 7.40 A.M. “ 8,00 A.M.
(c; ‘ fr“ t » 8,45 P.M,' “ 9-05 PM.
v“ t “ 11,16 A. M. « A. M.
West “ 7.25 “ 7,45 P.M.
AI . .... Y3BORO BRANCH connect* with Express
The llo \c M t. with Mail Train But and West, and
I,«n S**J" ißll , EMtward andWestspmd.
»ii!i ItMVIXLK BRANCH connects with Johnstown
Ttc liUl , e6t) £ X p r e*g Train West and Mail
> Tr* l,n r,n *
’^^29,1858,
fo the Voters of Altoona.— ln conae
tuce of certain interested parties induatrious
.tcirculatinp thc re P ort tllat 1 have witLdrawn
from the contest for Justice of the. Pence, I take
,bis method of contradicting sack report. I
bare been placed in my present position without
on my part, and if my friends see fit
* rifct me , I will try to serve the public to the
0 f rev ability and judgment.
" , ’ john McClelland.
U>ioir a I)lel.— We have just been made ,
, c quftinieJ with the following facts, in refer- ;
eß ce to a difficulty which came fery near being .
Billed agreeably to the laws of the" codeduello,” '
lie preventing cause being inserted in its prop- j
e r place. It appears that two of our citizens
ind a little difficulty about sawing wood. Sharp
words were exchanged nnd bard blows would
have been the result, had it not struck one of
tie parlies that a duel would be a more honora
ble and satisfactory mode of settling the account.
Accordingly a challenge was sent.and accepted.
Seconds were chosen, horse-pistols selected as
lie weapons, distance ten paces, and the time
between 9 and VI o’clock, A. M., on Monday,
fcb. Kith. One of the parties appeared anx
ious for the time to~ arrive, in order that he
night wipe out the insult that had been given
hiia, or be himself wiped out of existence. —
Like a thoughtful man, he settled up all his bu
tiness, that he might be prepared for the latter
contingency. At just 30 minutes past eleven
o'clock, on the appointed day, the parties met.
The seconds loaded the pistols, and stepped otf
the distance, after which they placed the princi-
pals in their positions and handed them the pis
tols. The crisis had now Doen reached. -The
seconds stepped back from their men and pre
pared to give the word of command, when lo !
the pistol drops from the band of one of the
bcligercats and the last seen of him was his
coat tail turning the nearest corner at 2,40
speed. 'Thus ended what might otherwise have
l>o*n a terrible tragedy. The pistols, we be
lieve, contained nothing but a little powder.
Important. —The attention of the Stockhol
ders in the Altoona Gas and Water Company is
directed to the following section of the Act of
Assembly of March 11th, 1857, entitled “an
net to provide for the incorporation of Gas and
Water Companies:—
Hec. 8. That if the stockholder, whether an j
original subscriber or ossignee, after twenty ,
days’ notice of the time and place appointed for
the payment of any instalment or proportion of
the capital stock,’ shall neglect to pay the same
at the place appointed, for the space of thirty j
days after the time appointed for payment there- |
of, each stockholder shall, in addition to the in- j
stalment so called for, pay at the rate of one j
per centum per month for every of such
payment, and if the same and additional penal
ty shall become equal to the sum before paid
on account of such shore, the same may be for
feited by and to the said company, and may be
a dd by them at public sale for such price as may
be obtained therefor, or in default of'payment
of aiiy stockholders of such instalments as
aforesaid for the space of sixty days after the
time appointed as aforesaid, the president and.
managers may at their election cause suit to be
brought in the same manner as debts of alike,
amount are now recoverable; for the recovery of
the eame, together with the penalties aforesaid.
We give the above for the information and
aoneiit of those who have not yet paid their sub
scriptions to the capital stock, us wc understand
that fte Company intend enforcing the law
against all delinquents, immediately after the
hist instalment is due.
Accident. — The venerable mother of Sheriff
Punk, and wife of Mr. John Funk, of Allegheny
township, met with a sad accident on Sabbath
morning last. She started to the barn to milk,
nnd when passing down the back steps leading
to the stable below, she slipped and fell, frac
turing her left arm below the shoulder and dis
i cated the shoulder joint. She suffered very
severely, but is doing as well a$ could be ex
pected. Drs. Landis and Christy performed
the surgical duties in the case.—' I (’/Ay.
O.s inn Couxkk. —We notice tjhat our young
Iricnd, G. M. Smith, has opened a wholesale
nod retail /confectionary establishment, in the
room formerly occupied; by JI. Tuch,
on the corner of Main and .Cardline streets.—
He has on hand a large stock of candies, nuts,
fnut . &c,, which he will sell at prices to suit
the times. All .in want of anytjung in his line
should give him a caU. V
Election. —The borough . election, which
comes off to-tohrrqw, prpmifies to be hotly con
tested. .The most important office to be filled
‘ s that of Justice.of the Pcoce. for which them
ftr ® MTen candidates, three of whom we the
nominees of parties, and the rethaining four are
.Independents. Oureitizentf can certainly make
4 choice cut of that number.. -For the other
offices there will be p elope-paety yote.
)k&s, -t \
*3BB
MMSTBT.~Dr, 3. &
phii, liaying opened jkor Htdlidayaburg, *!
'• Prepared to wait on aifl. in Altopoa,
at U»«ir
* l] work Wttmnted to
A ?°te addressed to #. Q/Trhnbls; Holliday*-
!,Mr 8, »U 1 wet with prompt atteptloh
3(tooim Critec.
TUOS. A. SCOXI, Suf i.
local items.
x Hob. . Samuel Calvih :—Tho question of"
American labor, is, in view of the greatdepres-:
sion in all the Industrial interests of our conn
try , deeply agitating, the public mmd'jand it is
onlyVby atruthful. -exposition of :the principles
df;ai“HomoMturket,” tbit labor can be eieva
ted to a high and proper standard in this
country. „ ' ..
Yonr able advocacy of American labor, and
zealous efforts to direct public opinion into the
right channel as to the best and most efficient
means of soouringto labor its proper reward,
have prompted us to address you, asking you to
name some time when it -will suit you, to de[
liver a series of public lectures, on American
labor in this place. t
Wm. Jack, James Gardner,
J. M. Hewitt, Henry Mans,
E. A. McMurtrie, T. W. Hard, r
Thomas Bingham, , R. B. Johnston,
James Bingham, J. M. Smith,
John Bingafelt, Simon Frazer,
Joseph Kemp, J, Bussell Wingate,
J. H. Widensall, A. McFaddep,
J. M. Bell, ’ H. T. Goffey,
Henry Learner, Thad. Banks,
S. T. Murray, Geo. Port,
E. Hammond, James Condron,
R. R. Bryan, J. A. Landis,
i ••' * h
f . ■"■ I »'
r*r **•
Feb", 4th, 1860.
N. Hewitt, E. MeGraw,
R. M. Lemon, John BraWley,
Seth. B. McCuue, ■> F. McCoy,
John Penn Jones, C. B; Jones, ,
John Brotberline, A John Bean, ,
James Roller, Geo. Raymond,
Wm. W. Jackson, D/X. Jankin,
David Watson, Wm. Williams,
John W. Tippery.
HonniDArsßCßO, Feb -11th, 1860
Messrs. Jack, Hewitt, Gardner and Oth
ers:— Gentlemen l received your flattering
letter, inviting me to -deliver a course of lec
tures on the "Importance of a 4 Home Market, ’
and the*lntcruls of American Labor." and shall
be; pleased to comply- with your request. 1
would suggest Saturday evening, 18th inst., as
the time, and the Court House as the place, for
the first Lectnre.
Very Respectfully If ours,
SAMUEL CALVIN.
Party Nominations. —Below we give the
candidates riominated by the different parties of
this place, to be supported to-morrow: —
Democratic Nominations.
Chief Burgess. —William C. McCormick.
Town Council. —David. R. Miller,
John A. McDowelK,
Ralph Greenwood,
Paniel Laugh man,
Alex. A. Smyth.
Justice of the Peace. —John McClelland.
School Directors, —John Shoemaker,
David Galbraith..
Assessor.- —James Kearney.
Assistant Assessors , —George W. Sparks,
John F. Bowman.
Auditor. —John Lowther.
Judge of Elections —E. TV.—Jacob Szink.
W. W.—Jacob Snyder.
N. TV.—Alex. McCormpok
Inspectors. —E. TV.—Jonathan Connid.
TV. TV.—Benjamin Figaft.
N. TV.—Gudwalder J. Haokett.
Peoples’ Party Nominations,
Chief Burgess —John Allison.
Toxin Council —Daniel Price, East Ward.
;S. A. Alexander, “ “
E. B. McGrnm, West Ward.
R. B. Taylor, *»
Robt. Green, North Ward.
School Directors —John London,
H. C. Sent.
Justice of the Bead —Peter Reed.
Judge of Elections —Solomon Boyer, E. TV.
B. F. Rose, W. TV.
Christ. Whistler, N. TV.
Inspector of Elections —Ab’m Alloway, E. W.
J. Reifsnyder, TV. W.
James Rigg, N. W.
Auditor —D. R. Good.
Assessor— Geo. W. Patton.
Asst. Assessors —Jeremiah K. Bellman.
Const able —Joseph K. Ely.
Independent Nominations,
Justice of the Peace —Isaac Hooper.
Constable —Absalom Singer.
Judge of Election —Joshua Hooper.
Attend to Coccus and Golds. —There is a
significance in the above advice which, if atten
ded to in time, would save hundreds of persons J
from untimely graves. Do we not know that j
many persons neglect to attend to coughs and j
such like maladies, under the hope that nature I
will cure. Nature does sometimes cure; bat
slie will cure much more rapidly if assisted by
some such remedy as Dr. Keyset's Pectoral
Syrup, which is compounded for those very dis
eases of the lungs and bronchial apparatus, so
prevalent in every part of the United States.—
We advise our readers, therefore, who may, be
afflicted with coughs, bronchial irritation or any
disease of the lungs or wind-pipe, to have re
course nt once to this remedy, which Dr. Key
set-has prepared with great care for the cure of
those cases. Timely attention will save much
i suffering and oftentimes the life of Die person
using .it. Sold at fifty cents and one dollar per
bottle, by Dr. Keyset, , No. 110 Wood street. —
For sale by G. W. Kessler,
Pictcrb Gallery.— AW 11. Amcy, of Harris
bprg, would respectfully 1 inform the citizens of"
Altoona and vicinity that he has taken the pic
ture gallery of Mr. Clabnugb, in this place,
where he is loqated permanently, and hopes by
strict attention to business to merit the patron
age of the public.
Pictures of all the latest styles made at short
notice, warranted durable, at prices to suit the
times.
A fme assortment of cases on hand.
Orders taken for frames at city prices.
Picture frames furnished to order.
Pictures inserted tn Lockets or Pins. -
fob. 16, 1860—8 m.
Address to Young Men;— An address toyoung
men .will be delivered in the Presbyterian
Church, Altoona, at 11 o’clock, A. M., on Sab
bath hext, (Teh. 19th,) by Eev. A. B. Clark.—
The middle block of pews will be reserved for
their accommodation. All are'invited to attend.
SggUThe dwelling house of Ur. George A.
Smith of Antes, township, was entirely destroy
ed by fire .on thenight of the 4th inst. The
family barely escaped =with their lives, and
nothing was saved but a few bed clothes. - V ■
J®"* Jahe Fdust, formerly of baa
had the tilled .trial for murder* atjilrie, and has
been sentenced to 11 years and9.months in ihe
■ !
• . J t- , «»■ A ''•;,■•
;' is hereby given to theßtoeh*
holders that .the sth inaUlmentojftheCapltal
BthcTs of lK» Alcona Gal and'W»lejp'C|ppwjjr;
• wiU ihe due ohd ihade payable at theßav&iog
Hotted "pf JVjn. M. Lloyd & 00., -on Mnndlk
m '/ - , BBNJ. F. {ROSE, &e’y.
Henry JJell.
j.: j
' CMWMTES€A*BB.
To the Citizens of Altoona :
Aftet Bobje deliberation I have concluded to
offer myself to your favorable consideration as!
a candidateifor the office of JUSTICE OP' -THE
Pp ACB, Without respect to party. This office
should 'not| bb made apolitical test to- run any
man ipto office. Ton-all hate an equal interest
in4he-execution of your laws. I received the j
officefrom: you,-five years Ago, without respect I
to party, and with scarcely adissenting voice at I
the ballot btox, and therefore I have tried to act
with equal- impartiality toward all, to the best
of my judgement and ability; and if elected
again, myqffice door will always be open to all
of you.; Gall and see me. Gome in without,
knocking at the door.
Altoona,iJ?eb. 9, 1860. JACOB GOOD.
To the J&te and Independent, Voters of the Bor-
ough of Altoona,
Friendsand fellow-citizens—You will see by
this declaration that I publicly announce myself
as the People's candidate for the office of Justice
of the Feact, East Ward, of the borough of Al
toona! Therefore, 1 would most cordially soli
cit your suffrages, and, if elected, will endeavor
to discharge the duties of the office to the best
of my ability and judgment.
Altoona^. J an. 17 tb, 1860.
To the Voters of Altoona:
Being unable to work at my trade, in conse
quence of a weakness in my limbs, I would offer
myself to jioiir,consideration ns a candidate for
the office of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, at the
ensuing election, and if elected will discharge
the duties bf the office to the best of ray abilitr.
1 , JOHN W. HUMES.’
Feb. 1,. 1860.
To the Intelligent Voters of Altoona.
1, t)r. DANIEL W. FORD, being fully con
vinced that the office of JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE, ie ioue of momentous importance to the
citizens of : this place, aud that sound judgment,
honesty of purpose, spotless integrity, true vir
tue and high moral courage are essential and
indispensably necessary qualifications for the
faithful ansd impartial discharge of the onerous
duties of said otiice, do hereby offer myself to
the favorable consideration and suffrages of my
intelligent fellow citizens, believing that I em
body the. qualifications above specified.
Altoona* Feb. 9, 1800.
To the Citizens of Altoona:
1 hereby offer myself to your consideration
and suffrages ns a candidate for the office of
BOROUGH CONSTABLE. If elected I will
discharge the duties of said office to the best of
my ability, and without “ fear, favor of affec
tion’' to any party or person.
ABSALOM SINGER
Altooona, Feb. 9,1800 —2 t.
MARRIED
On tho 9th lust., hv the Rev. J. Stock Mr. TURBOT
KIEKNV to'Silas SAUAII ELLEN A REEL, Loth of'Rich
land,-Cumbria comity, Fa.
On the ill at ult., by Rov. Lloyd Knight. Mr. JOSEPH
McCUNE to Mias .*1 ALIO IE J. W KRTZ, both near Holii
daysburg.
On,tho 2d inst., by Rev. J. Hasslor, Mr. 11KNJ. KOrSE,
of Huntingdon county, to Mias ANNA GREASER, from
usar Mortinsburg, Blair county.
Oh. the 2d Inst, by Jacob Wultor. Eiq.. Mr, SAMUEL
BURKET, of Bedford county, to Mrs. SUSANNAH CHRIS
TY, of Duncansvllle, Blair county.
Ou tho oth iust., at tlie Lutheran Parsonage, in Newry,
by Rovi Jos. Fichtnor, Mr. CHARLES COLTABAUGII to
Miss MARIA A. SELWITZ, poth of Allegheny township.
At Beyarls Mills, this county, on the 29th ult., of Scarlet
Rover, EMMA M., daughter of Joseph and Jane Gardner,
aged 2 years, 10 mouths and 9. days.
On the Ist inst., of the same disease, 1,1.0 VD GARDNER,
son of tho above parents, aged G years and 1 mou lbs.
At Williamsburg, -on tho 29th ult., of Scarlet Fever.
HEISTEU ST. CLAIR, aged 8 mouths and 15 days 1 ! aud
on the Ist lust., ofthe same disease, JAMES BUCHANAN,
aged 2 yarn's and 1 month—children ol John and Margery
Westbrook.
Near Williamsburg, on the Ist Inst., of Scarlet Fever,
ROSA 6IAV, infant daughter of Washington and Martha
Lang. ,
On the 25th nit.' in Frankstown HUDSON PERRY, son
of George and Margaret Learner, aged 8 mouths.
WANTED— A SITUATION IN
tike HARDWARE, or other kindred business, by
a married ihan of foirteeh years experience In the Retail
Hardware-business Reference given..'
Address ipust Office Box No. IC3, Lancaster, Pa.
Tfcb.lo, ISOO.-3t
A DMINISTRATOII’S NOTICE.
f\ Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administra
tion on thf'Estate of WILLIAM BAKTO, late of Altoona,
Blair comity, dec'll. have been granted to the nndersigned
residing ad aforesaid. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, And those having claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
Eehi 16,;l800.-«t
f* HAND ,MILITARY & CITIZENS’
VT FANG? DBJfSS BALL.—The First Annual Ball >f
the “ Kfeyßtons will be hsM Id tlielr Armory in
Shulti’a Military Hail, Altoona, on lucwWy ovenlng, Feb’y
31sl, 1300,'
CO!.. John VTon.-lf,
James Kacy,
Ooo.iß. Orsnmr,
Jut oh infill*,
“ -B.;VfcUa:l,
“ j oilrj '-'A. I.emmi,
li johri .Cresswsll,
“ Notify Carr,
Cu*T. Jacob Szink,
■“ WitiiW. Williams,
“ A. Mi IJojd,
a w. a, Ncir,
“ i— * Mincer,
“ .las. Cramer,
; « jE. liiTanier.
I.iF.vt. Win- Stehner.,
o STi rs. McFarlixne,
“ C.R. Uostettor,
“ A; Vbwlnklo,
» iP. He.';*,
« P. Walsh.
« 1(. }*. Ilorrell,
“ Jobu Kougli,
■ ; ■ ‘FtOOS MANAOEES. '
MJU.iJ.' C. OSTEBLOH, Coi.. J. Q. YOUNG,
cmj W.ifi LEJNAjU), WM. BOYDEN;
J > ■ TICKETS. $1 50;
Tftbo half at any of tho Periodical Stores, or from any of
tH«ajtKff4|Ui*hi4«Tg. [F0b.16,’60. -
SEND FOR
QjEi Walter ]>e ruse’s great
0 {BOOK.— Every married and single woman ehonld have
thwvatnable and iortcootivework. It will save them many
sHepjeSsSaights and days of sorrow. Every ypnngmon and
woman contemplating b'dy wedlock, should have this
'highly instructive book. It will save to those who read it
tlmnsanilitor dollar*. and many after chagrins and regrets.
JUo.tljersi father*, listers, brothers, sand for it and read its
instructive pages. Von Will never regret it. Sent fro* to
atfy addraa, by enclosing two stamps to W. DE RUSE, M.
I), Box fil, Philadelphia Rest Offioe.
Feb. 0| JSOO.-ly. ..
Ttßolstering —the under
. Signed would rapecfftilly inform the citiauns of
Xltopha-and the pnblie generally, that he is prepared to do
dU j?lntiß;of Upholstering, snch as making Bair, Cotton,
jffitA find StrawMattreeses, Cushions for Carriages, and ,
Chntch Seats Chair and Sola bottoms, &C. | .
All kinds of repairingattonded to on short notice, in good
style, atid-Wt reaspitable prices. . '
Rqombn thecprilor of Annie and Virginia Sts., opposite
the Superintendent’s Office.' . TIIOS. M’BRll)*.
-7ab.foaS6fc.2t . N . •
A iDjIXNISTRATOR’S NOTICE.-
jfV" ;®dtiAfrhe«ibyaveh,'<hatlqttew of Adminlsttw-.
Spßpn fhe estate of WSsuf B. jarlffln,latebf bogan town
shipf Blair county, dee'e., have been granted t» tne npder-
Mued, raiding as aforesaid. All person* knowing them
-Mis**indebted to saliestito are Bsafe tonM*-
-diate psdrment, and thra Imvjng tdsjtmi wiQ present them
7<jb.o,:iB<iOvßt. h~' "■'/■■■- ■■ '/X'.. ’ !
■ --T IV 1 . ■■ ' ■' •
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JOHN L. ICKES.
DIED
C. JAQOAKD, Adm'r.
MANAGERS.
Jlu, Henry TVubn,
Satw. A. fjhinefelt,
“ J. Derno,
Coni'. J. Kopfcr.
“■ ■ Samn •! Stiim-r.
■Q. Maw.G. \V. Spark*.
Wm. Noel,
Y. M. Shoemaker,
' Hugh Dunlap,
Am. Bigg,
O. W. D niiing,
Jacob Ull man,
Henry Duck, •
Joshua Angel,
Ira Todd, ■
S. K. Murray, Esq„
D. J. Neff, Keq.,
‘ Wm. Carothera,
John Carr,
£J. Layton,
Jib w
i*sswi) to ari vnebt&itm t&dag of January, 1 MO: s■.
... >db.
The Treasurer, (Jobs
• with the tollowin*,amount», to wttt
To cash reMirea nwm-r ■,; ,-.;. . .;,:'
S Hodver, late Treasurer, - ? „ ... „
1867 Jtim B«Ur, '. ■ : ; ... C*tlttriße, ■ , U«
1*67 Ju Wfflfiß*?' « l*«
TBU .SiaWop ~..-.. ** -«»
1857 P BridenSmeh, “ . S
1856 John SMnBMt, “ woodberryy
jssa jo.irwin, “ .:
“ Geo Elliott,- “ Fmnkstown, 'STJ Ott
“ ndllldaysbnrg, » W
WPBridmrtbsL “ Martlnsbnrg, *U
(HoTV Patton, * AUooaa, • «g g>
Peter a Wilt, “ Allegheny, g
David Honchoy, * , ... ”jj*
OeoKoon, “ BBOri 4**s®
Jacob Doll, “ i «»|6
P Hileraau, “ Frankatown, 882 35
Jno Muiselman, « Orpenfleld. 1 s®°°
WKellermau, \ “ Oaysport, Ml M
John McGraw, “ Heston, W»
Geo B Bowens ‘ “ UoUldaysbnrg, .86* 82
Frazer Ilarjin, « Jnnluta, 250 00
Jnu Westlsy, “ Logan, 1 JI
US Crawford, “ Martinsbnrg, ; 100 7*
Henry Burgct, « N. VToodberry, 478 23
IV Il Plmmner, “ ffhjdor, **2 ??
S B Shilßor, .“ Tayipr, «7 85
A Miller, “ «««
Aloxßobb, “ Tyrone Bor., 192 13
Chas Bittle, u VToodberry, «« 10
Peter Him, « Allegheny, ' 40J «6
A Robison, “ Blair, 15122
3m McPherson, “ Antis, 292 37
BF Boiler, “ Catharine. 3M 00
Kurtz Coffman, “ Frankstown, 272 «
Peter StiJßer, “ Freedom, 00 00
Paul Mauk, “ Greenfield, JOT 51
Michael Wike, “ H«fton. 176 00
John McClure, “ Hollldnysburg, 84* *4
David Burger, “ Juniata, 12T
Ahci Markey, Logan. (21 w
.tnhobLfiw, - N.Woodberry, *B6 0®
Geo Iraisler, “ Snyder. 112 2?
S K Shiftier, “ Taylor, 365 21
Andrew Miller. Tyrone, BJO 00
IV m Stokes, “ Tyrone Bor„ 60 76
Alex Rutledge, *‘ VVoodberry, MB 88
Jacob Barnhart, (Doan,) *OO 00
Jacob Good, Do. v 1260 W
Iga tc Cruwlbrd, Do. 1500 00
Thos. liruuk«r, lor use of Court Utuse, 1 00
ism;
u
im
I i 4
To balance due Conuty id bauds of Treasurer, s£l3o 33
CB.
The Treaeurer. (Jobs Lt> - <ixrn.T,) uki credit for the fol
lowing disbursements, te wit
By amount paid—
Oraud end Traverse Jurors,
Directors of the Poor,
Gas fvi COnn House,
D M Confer, County Couimissioner, in full,
Jacob BArnhart, “ “ ‘
J B McFarlane, “
K M Jones. “ “
11 A Caldwell, Clerk to Co. Com., onacc’t, ’5B ft ’49
0 A Trough, printing
McCrum A Deru, “
James Ball. “
Geo Raymond, “
J Penn Jones,
Vor Fox, Vf elf and Wild Cat Scalps
Election Fees
Assessors
Constables
Criminal prosecutions
Bond Views,
1 nqueats
Dr C Irvine, attending prisoners
W W Jackson, wood for jell
J M Hewitt, merchandise for jail
Jonathan Sutler, wood far jail
J R McFarlane A Co., castings for jail
John Dipuor, repairs far jail
W McFarland, bedsteads for jail
Q L Lloyd; coal for jail
Rbbt. Lindsey, repairs for jail
I Jrl Shoenthal, Clothing for prisoners.
1 B G Eaton, whitewashing, Ac., for jail
j II Charles, chips for jail
I Jehu Lingafelt, for merchandise
Jos Uobisou, building bake oven for jell
Lloyd A Henry, far Pittsburg coal for jail
I John Kemberling, pine fob jail
i Porter, llilliken A Co., coal for jail
Philip Wertz, chips for jail
L Goldman, clothing for prisoners
Jos .Newberry, work dons at jail
A F Ostoi loh, hardware for jail
D K Beamy, repair* for Jail and Court House
Geo Hooks, wood fur jail
Sarah Stephens, washing for jail
L Goldman, clothing for prisoners
John Wertz, wood foi jail
John McClure, costa on licenses
II B Martin, taking dead children to Poor House
Oeil A Freed, County Map and Lithograph
Clius Sleigb. patent Gas Darners for Court Hones
Mrs Boner, cleaning CunrtHouse
Jacob Snyder, alcohol for Court House
R Biaeett, Gas Fixtures for Couit House
Jos Cromwell, coal end hauling for Court House
U B Martin, coal and hauling for Court House
B B Roiirabacber, cleaning, Ac., for Court House
Craig Stewart, coal, for jail
II B Martin, hauling ashes from jail
Craig Stewart, coal for jail
Henry Blsus, burying dead child "
Jacob Good, Tax refunded
Sam'l Hoover, amount refunded
Jones & Holliday, tax refunded
Ueo B Bowers, costs on licenses
John Gorley, costs m licenses N
James Emti and Marla'Gwin, damages
fleo Port, paying watchman of McKim
Physicians at Post Mortem
Bridges
Jas Funk, Eaq., on account
I 8 T Murray, auditing
I C V Perry, Blank Books, Ac.,
I B L Hewit, fees
1 J A Wier, hoarding and clothing for J Wei l*
, A C McCartney, Auditor
j Jos R Hewitt, Auditor
! Sam’l Morrow, Auditor
■ O«o Port, in full of account as Sheriff
, Jacob Batnhart, on account of Loan
j John S Riddle, Loan and interest in part
I John Campbell, Interest on Loan
j Dr Johnston, Interest on Loon
Michael Black, Interest on Loan
James Roller, principal and interest in full
Western Penitentiary
£ Hammond, counsel to County Commissioners
Treasurer’s commission on $32.6'26
Balance to square
BLJJR COKVTT. SZ: ' ■ ,
We, th# undersigned, Auditor* of Blair county. In the
State of Pennsylvania, dohereby certify. That we hare ex
amined the Draft* of the County Commissioner* of the
county aforetiiid, and the voucher* for the tame. up to and
includfng'the second day of January, eighteen hundred and
sixty, aud.liavo settled and adjusted ti it. accounts of JOHN
LING AFELT, Treasurer, wiib the *aid county of Blair, and
wo find a balance in th# bauds of the stud Treasurer ofTwo
Thousand One Hundred and Xhirty-Six Dollars and Thirty-
Three Cents.
In Testimony whereof we have hereunto **t our band* and
seals this fourth day of January, A. D., IS CO.
A. C. McCAKTNEY, !l. 9
JOS. R. HEW KIT, (t. s.
ALEX. M. LLOYD, |l. 5.'
K. If. Gittnxxn, Cleric.
In Testimony of the correctness of the foregoing account of
Jonx Lisoseelt, Treasurer of Blair comity, and cf the
said county with him, we hereunto «et our hand*, and
have mused our seal ofoißce to be alHxad, at -Hollidays
burg, this 4th day of January, A. D., 1860.
JNO. R. McFAULANS, It. s.j
KNOS M. JONES, Cl. b.J
GEORGE L. COWEN, i> s.J
H. A. Caldweu, Clerk.
Altai
Altai
j JOSEPH BALDRIOE, Prnthenriary, in aetouni with
j i Hair (Xunty.
To Jury Fee* received for the year ending
December 31, 1859 $BO 00
Balance ;
By amount of—
Fees for certifying election returns, recording
same, 4c., ' $35 76
Stationery famished for Court end Dockets ifl 37
Fees in Criminal prosecutions 88 06
Fees for receiving and entering Constables re
turns, filing oaths of office, and others IP 81*^
Fees on Inquisitions J
Fees for certifying road and bridge views 8 U
Tax and fees op judgments in lavor of Blair Co. 17 28/S
BjJjalance due Prothonotary
JAMES EUIi'K, High Sheriff, inaceotuti with Blair Cb.
DB,
1860. To amount—
Received in cash for fines and jury fees
*• ■ “ from County Treasurer
Balance to squats
fraaftr summoning Grand and Trarerw JnroraJlOO 60
Cunwing S priaonari to Waatera Panllfntlatjr 100 00
Wood and pool for urt of Jail 30 12%
Beddinr and clothing for uaa of prisoaara - 17 &6
BoS» *&*■?“ 1117 28, ■
few v ta6narter.Sraalons s . S 8 90
lOboihusoflJme 160
Kriltwandßpojna 1 16
Caah pold BMartln.liaaling and plank for ptWr QOO
« v > wnumng wpttflrobdOom
for Jamragotyrdba -
~ i “- W^y«tty'o> r lc«lt on jail door- ,
■ !‘:;f WMWpeioiaptiars towel* , _
« 6a» imfifaß ftr uraofjpriiaoerej > -
mm&km■
.i ■ "■ j* • ■.'■-.t
; '■ * .*'■•■ ‘'• v''->v u’f*;6'.'. ii -. ,>.zl@2e^^^r.
iJah. 2, 1800., Rude, IhwMT - 1
amiaad and Sheriff of the
eowSF wa«a»ardc;
the gut day of Dec<g>.hyi-1 6M> wd Wring settled and *4?
Jnited thaaaaw, yf* Hißtt ipcoii2a to agree with their
vTontfetir " ’ V s ir-'.'-'tl* «— ,v V* n "**’■*
In teaUmomy whereof wnlii»eub«eosto eat our hand*
and aoaUthtalth •• g_ "
,AUBLItIStnAIC»J
■ AUctt:— fc s. ■'* , ' ■ 4 «~>*
JOBy LTXGAFett; Trtaturtr, <4 ;4rt«drt <80)1 JWWJ*.
Chanty for Dog JUS*, ■■'•"•■"- * ~,
-To amo&htr received ••• '• w ’> *ii . • ■ .', k >. ’. OR*'
PetesH./Wilt, Collectorof Allegheny Wddp , »« »
D Henchey, “ Antla ,123 98-
GoorgoKoion, - - Blair township ,Jt J 3 00
Jacob Dell, ' * -.- Catharind; JowmlißP
P Uileman, • “ Franl^Wh:toiroutlp„•. i.»00
John McGrow, “ Hwton ' ' MOO
John Weatley, u Logan toWtuihlp ■ ■•■ MS 20
Chaa BLttla, “ Woodberrjr township ; 58 03
■ TObaJauceinhandsofTreasareti,'
' By cash paid—
Michael Iseuberg, ' 1
WUalr, i
C Brumbaugh, /
D Kobiaon,
Catharine (VErtal, ; .;»
Christ Ketner, .
U Tiuklopaugh,
Jos Dysajt, ;• .
W Taylor, . ‘i l
Klias Maker, ' i
John Brannon, i
George Emigh, . a ■[.
S Hoover, balance overpaid 1858, :-i|.-
TreaaiuTtr’a Commission, ; J*
Balance, i }
$17.&2& 53
ou account
370 '«
300 00
2150 00
GO 00
120 00
30 no
M 3 33
376 29
40 00
459 38
2136 33
$17,025 63
DR.
$217 06
CB.
$217 06
$137 06
118 00
400 00
10*2 60
$1653 06
CB.
3 00
I 00-
CO
.13
rn-
■ ' ‘ $540 81
We, tlio undersigned, Auditors of Blair county;, in Vhe
State of Penusvhanla, do, hereby certify that we have uatr
ouuucd tin> drafts of the County Cpmmissjonsn of the
comitv aforesaid, and the voncheri of the »afno up to and
including the 2d day of January, IS6Q,and hayo Settled and
adjusted tlio account of John Esq., Treasurer of
l>og Tax, and liiid a balance in the hands of said Treasurer
of Three Huundfod andThltiy-Eight Dollar* and Seventy
Cents, (liven under orir lAnds and veal* this 4th day of
January, A. 1). 1800. A. C. ScCARTN JSV, fW a.l
JOS, Hi HEWIT, fus-1
ALtfX.M. LLOYD, [L.Vj
H. Gaßiiaea, Qletk.
A T.LST OF OUTSTANDING DEBITS due the County of
Blair, vu the 2d day of January, liiOu, for Vie year 1858
and prtviolit years:
Thomas Brown. Snyder, 18S1, ■.['[ $93'W
Peter Boyles, Gaysport borough, 18M. 1 46 23
William Burley, Snyder township, 18.-5, 289 19
Timothy Davis, Gaysport borongn, 1864, ■ 69 41
S R Cooper, Frankstdwil township, 1864, 66 86
Hugii Hiiuu,. Catharine township, 1166
Samuel Jcues. Snyder township, 1866, 10'W
John Suter, Catharine township, lSw.t, 31 87
Elijah Ferroe, Blair township, 1837,, * 3132
John Lowe, Gaysport borough, 185 ft . ■ f 22 jp
Frederick Fouso, Huston township,' JSS7, 310 77
J S Nkodcmuj,*,N. Woodberry township, 1557 ( 18 4*
John3XarM,t Snyder township, IK>7, ' 61 tip
John Anderson, Logan township, 1867, 81 42
George Elliott,f Frankstown township, 1857, 70 17
Geo. IA. Patton,! Altoona borough, 1858, . 118 22
JacnhDell.t Catharine towuslilpj 33 28
Wm. Kellorman. Gaysport borough*!»6S, 37 06
John McUtnw.f Huston township; :M6B, . 1W 6*
G. B. Bowars, UoUldaysburg boroUfpi, 1838, .. 110 28
Frazer Harlan,! duniata township; 1858, 38 61
H. Crawford, Martinsburg, botplfgU, 1868, 630
Win. R. Plummer,! Snyder tftwnabfn, 1868, 86 67
Alexander Bobb, Tyrone borough, 1858, $8 37
■ ■ : j , $1757 43
A LIST OF OUTSTANDING D£$TS. County of
Blair . on the 2d day of January, 1860, for I 860:
Peter 11. Wilt.! Allegheny township,: 18*9, $6419*
James McPherson,! Antis piwasbhr, . *• 757 42
Jacob Good-! Altoomf-'borough, “ 1490 37
Abraliam Robison,! Blair township; “ 462 72
B. F. Roller,! Catharine lowuship, » “ 362 36
Knrtz Coflinanif Frankstown township, “ 1007 12i
Feter Ftifller,! Freedom township, i “ 147- 43
Paul Mauk,* Greenfield township/ si “ 10 38
Michael Wike.f Huston township, i; “ 988 38
Jacob Berry,! Gaysport borough, “ 246 19
J. McClure, Ilollidaysburg borough, “ 694 04
Daniel Bnrgcr, J unlata township, “ 70 65
Abraham Markey,! Logan township, “ '476 98
W. F. Brlrtcnthaij’ Jlsrtinabnrg, “ 124 88
Jacob Daw,! N. Wodpbcrry townsbpp, “ 67188
George TraUter,! Snyder towosliip; “ 444 11
Samuel It. Shiftier,! Taylor township, “ <lBl 06
Andrew Miller,! Tyrone township,! “ . , 488 64
Wm-Stokes, Tyrone borough, “ . 244 76
Alex. Rutlodge.f Woodberry townibip, “ 871 52
Total amount duo the County including Col
lecture’ commissions, $12,137 CO
Kqis.—All marked thus {*) havojdmo paid la full, and
those marked thus (f) Have since paid part.
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GLENN’S
ONE PRICE HAT AND CAP STORE,
< oo»ifE» or tbs pivsj siort biocs,)
Xorth W»»t Corner of Eighth and'Racs Streets,
THILADEIIt’JUA.
The public are respectful-
tx Sprttorf tA hoar ja mimjthat at this Store maybe
found an assortment of fashionable and handsome
\ ' i/ofeiii n Drtsi Obit, Soft Bate,'
High, Lntr and Medium Depth' d-nourn, Cloth and Glazed
Caps, I*l ash and Flush Trimmed Cops for Men and /
Bo jj, fancy Hats and Qapi for Children,
\ at Fair PrjcW.
tS~ >0 TWO PRICES FOR REGULAR GOODS."®*
Jan. 12. ISflO.-ly i '
New wall paper, '
: ( JDR AUTU3HT IB6O.
Sold Embroidered papers for Parlors, new style. '
Beautiful papers for Uaßs, Chpunbers and panels. ■
Cheap IVtUI tiipers, from rta: upwards.
Window Shades, Tester*, Borders, As.
W. P. MARSHALL & GO.,
' at ram gjLC j«3**6
No. SI Wood StvFlttabnrgh.
STRIPED {PS ONT,
Hare facilities possessed by fib other, house West of-trbe
Mountains for obtaining newest* styles, in refined taste,
add at low prices, from the jbcjl french add American
manufacturers. ‘[Soph 32,’50.]
House and lot eou sale
The subscriber offer* a t Private Sale ,]|
the HOCBE and LOTnow occupied by her,
on the corner of Adallne and ffntta streeisj sQH 3 I j||A
East AJtoona. The House ie a? good Two-§ ■ lit
Story Frame Bonding,, containing:»
Parlor, Dlnlng-Roort and' Kittnen on the 1 * 1 1
first floor, fimr good sleeping i fcbpsls on the second-floor, i
a finished Attic. The lot is in'good order. ‘
' Persons wishing to view the premise* and obtain further
imlormntion willeaU upontl^irabsoriber.,'■
” MABQT. a. McORUM.
*C, ■;
AMooßa, Aog. Htß, 18S^j
/Groceries.—large and
IT iowpMe. assortmentofQiocerierl»Wjn»ilj6en re
cgfod attha rtorcof , :ij | A.B. HTLEMAN.
STJEENSWAREySTBST RECEIVED.
,
A LL THE SE&ftDARI)' PATENT
at "■ %•«'■ ■ r KBssisEu'
:n- --r-••.;-*
Cheapest! Best! &'
sBb.oo yj.**.
Sloglo and JliSP&£'
CoinnierClal ArlthtnetK: itid tSo®^--» k ,
.
•*'*»• ’ ■ ffaiatss«t. ■ ;• 3
U«n«ii J Hmßfa domp?f te a fotrcoora*. from frtolo.m(i>|fi.
.Er#ty Bhrt«n,'up«» gradnatiti?, i» ltßata*|*«4» »g(w, -{ ,
petent to mapafi* the Boots of any flusine** andqopUjffy
offrom. f • * .-
. W *5OO to $l,OOO. ■ ; ■*■
Btpdont* oator at ■ «ty time—No ’'
, for Best Bisinoss Writing' fif 1859 1
deivcff AtßJwsJHsrghtirbnadelphia and- Ohio
AlA,' »tth* friniipnl Flits of the Union for the> pool foot.. %
yaw*. V ■ . •■ .. . .
Oftt- Ministers Song received at haU price. ,i" ,
Forftil) faifbwnlitJbn. Circntilr, SpcclmeMof Bnsinef* utw
Orhimenbil-'Wrltlhg Knd EtnhelUshed vWw of tho.CoUmpi»
endowft»tetteratampa to F. W. JENRIKB., ,
Sopt. 22,1859.— ly Pittsburgh, P».
i •>
.lyo»!s
Purt Ohio CaAMtak Brandy. >
PItE^ENC^
I which. Is given to this hraiftl diowa tUal it i» Ut*.
oily SRAJiDt %, ;... -
MKI>iOINAjL PtIBPOSEISt
known, which ij fiillx ail pxaotielng
«lq,lwjd isljpt)»e wed ttln a>*lr practice .;, ; v -
For Summer Complaints with Chfiiieni
A- Cure u guarantied qf the money Kill it’ti •.’ *
• ;*MO 2V
SS3& TO
' CR. '
saoo
r oft
27 50"
,U oft;
a 60
v-*OO
10 SD
mW
‘ 03 Oft
JW
8 00
8 88
n oo
888 70
aait wiilotftctwiUyralietp
Diarrhoea & Bowel CottilAi^m^
\'; AS ' ‘
Slrt article, gujig
r Hlspepsia, FlalukneylOramp, - Colic,/
•hourSpirilt , Qineral lhoUiltf, JfTervQUa~ '
nm,%t&pmq>toSu,- ' '■■' '"■ ■;f >
Physicians, «Hp have used it iu
it id the most flattering terms, an will be scon by H'furenc*
to the numerous Mtotn and part itWatta; : ; t- „.>•■;• :
A. UAtiT J 5 CO., Ctomfnjd %
•• A.ROWv-i
Sole ?n..ilc*ale and Hotall Agent fcr Blair county.
•Nnv. 10, ISS». : ,■"■= “ ,:■< > •• %;
Vi'-.
.R Y BOD Y.—ST A HIUNQ
iTSCtOSUKES,—D fjrt- «'
iilß‘S great yrotk.R? tbanjir
led, or for those ootttftnpl*-
iiiß marriage—200
11’LAl‘JES.
■nt to nil ports >w(tt!l*wS»V^
Hii, post pah>; '*omoo
npies soldtbela*t3/W,,,;fhn
ingle, married, turd
i«d happy. A .
,or<vor bow to cb6w»a*T)«rt-'
tor; a complete warkoivMld
• ilery. It
died—warranted to bptvorfb
:ed for It, 2S cents{n v ip*Bsir,
postage stamps enclosed, will secure a copy by return ui -
mall. ■ . }*:*x . .
t DK. TELLBRh.os devoted a lifetime
easo on which his books treat. Address 3 .TELLEB, j ST.i>.
Ko. bßsaver street,-Albany, N. V.- : i
Dr.Ylchola’ Fenmlo Plus, $1 a.box, withlull tlUectitW.
Married ladies should notusothCan. fort by r moil.'. An
dross Dr. Teller, as abovd, . ' A pity 17 th, VW-lyF
1859. Fall Trade 18#.
AC A R l>.—TJ|K lINIIKHSION*I>
have just received and- are now oflbriog-tha largest
ami moil-varied clock of , ri/u-'-'**.
.FRESH. GROCERIES ,
ever brought to this' Market! Inconiioctloa wltlL.tlw
above, they ore cooiitentiy
the various grades of ' . -, .
■ " FXiQtXR!
AUrf, Bacon, Cheese, Whale,' Tanner'a moLxitd
Oils ; Mesa Port; • -aa
Together with all kinds of Pittaburgh
chM, ail of which will ho sold, low ;,?hu sfer
clmnta of this piaco arc Invited to call be&repttrauwn);;
elsewhere. At the Old Stand ‘ .. I -- 1 .
Oct. 27, ’59-3u).l %VM. M.
fill Liberty SL, oppmte RtgttfTTotrh PU&Burglfi
H OWAItD ASSOOIA-tWg—
-4 Benevolent JnttUutiun, es(*i/bii»hef hy Special
’ for'Uie JteUrfqf the side and
I’iraleiitanii Epidemic and CtptciJfjlyyfg^lJte
c»i»» tf pittfut* «i f.the gtemf'Qrgmh^-
. Uedical Arttico svon.(gatU,.|?y tjjo Af t|MBu«Wk, l<>
nil who apply by letter, witß ft
(ion, occupation, liabitsof Ufa, 4c‘.,y ? «nil Iran of
eitremo porortyy Hediciho* fncnishedfrse of charg*.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea; JUia othrr ,
diseases or the Sexual Organs, mid on .UutNn&anuiDir.a .
employed in the Dispensary, sent to the aliUcjea in seated .
letter envelopes, (reo of charge. Two dr three“Et Jon jw'lbr
postage will be accoptabla, : i-- r .?<■ t.d-'Y:
Address, DR. 3. SKfttON Actingihir. .
crop, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth-Street, Will- ‘
adelphla, i’a. By ordorof thio Directors. “ ■ >'.
EZRA D. IIKAIiTWEfcL. /y«ff.
QEO. FAIRCIUhD, Sefy. ; [Jsir.'t^>flO.-Iy
RAH. ROAD IsANDS FOB S£fcEV
ON LONG CREDIT*
AND AT LOW RATES OF INTEREST*
The hXnibav and st. jose^ii
RAthROAD OOMPANY,b;»TiBg over 600,0Q0j*CRKS
of LAKD (ring is the State of
ed, by Act pf Ooortcw, to aidin' the conattneUon ol tholr
Road, offer the principal ’ portion thereof for tale, on the
ttMtUberalisriiU. --A' ,:s
putt of.tbeMlaad*are wiUiWaix.sanfcaU
xrithin fifteen miUeorthe Sailraad, which bfeon-cdfople
ted, And open for u*n throughout iWfntlmTlenfth&OO
miles, 1 ) And mW through « country which!* UHMrpxrrd
by any. In the aalubrity of Ifo dim»Uv thefcrtUltyof its
(roil, and tha aitent of iU mineral resources. ; jn-'
’ Pop further inbraatton, apply at the -Land office oi- the
Company, or addre** by letter, • JOSJAU UCNT, •
" t»nd Oommimioneri ItA Btjqi Sm.
Hannibal, Mo.
TEIeB&BAPH^-
IT • l Dul you hear the now? from. Europet If" Ton 1»to
not,'wo will tell you whit it is. It fs UmtUBSltT TUCK-
Una jtiit returned from this Eastern cj»es with, a large sup
- ° f KßAl>t-MAI)E OTiOTHXNG,
cdnaleting’of all styles. and <jti<>Uties of Orercoats, Dress
Coats^'Vests, PanUf, Boots and Shoos, and eVeryllifng kept
in atf estaolohrieht'df tHo'ktnd, all ofwhlchTfae offer* at
imprecedintodly loirprfct# ft>r cash. Having purchased
histlock at t*ib prior#, hr is*thereby onabltJd to SOU Very
low.'
Ho lories all those is want of anything -in hk line ta
giro him 'a call, kelihcsntstlial bo wifi bo able to jgiva
satlsfrctlOn; - v HEM AX TOOK ■»
Altoona, Sept. 30, ISit.-tf ,
lietoSkioit &torc.
rpHE' HAS LATELY
I opined a'BOOiC STOKE next dOor to .
tSaeornerof HrptHiaasid Annte struts, HI >
wh?reißaybafopnd .QgggJ
Old and' Standard Authcrr, Neis VvblieaUor.!,
Light "Periodical* and Stable and
?’"■.]fancy Stationery in large varktkt .
Alio, a uaw and very select lot of SHBETMUSIC, SfJISIC
BOOKS and MUSIOAI* the c«u»o» of
Altoona are respectfully invited to call
orders attended to with promptness and dispatch.
| AUoona, Not. J, 18i9-tf H. SMITH.
MILL & SASH-.-MA^rU
rltTORT.—TUb' sutKtibet irould asoionaw that
baaromoTed bis .
Plsmlng AHll and Sasb 3laaufac-
twy> . , . ,
from Tipton to Altoona, wharahe trill continue to fill or
ders and attend 1 . toaM»ork entrusted to him, trlih dee
batch. The-MUI i» on the lot adjoining Alltoon’a /Steam
Flowing Mill: IB08; MoAßtfiZ
- Altoona, Kov. 17,1559.—tf ,
TVENTISTRY. —DR. S- KIMMELL,
JJ OPZRA.TIVZ 4 XSCBAXICAZ DENTIST.
Teeth inaerted, from one to a tell set, on Gold or Silvt r
Plate; • - ? .
.Tooth Sited with Gold, and warranted tot tea roan.
Tooth Extracted by the Electro Magnetic Machine wlth
trtPaln.
; All operations and work done cheaper than anywhere
olse to the county, and a deduction made, of the railroad
expenses trom Altoona to Hollidarrbhrg, from au opera
lion* amounting to flra dollare and over.
SS-. Office On Montgomery street, oppoelte thegubasge
Hotel, Bollidayabnrg, Pa. [Dec, to, leOo-Iy
ipABPET BAGS, THUNKS, U?X
-t j <m*TT it ±- c«a b& teught ehwr «t H- ICCST&
■ - oifc«pl*«*la tib* fc^ntrj-.' g)»«.$ t 155».
tton rt taf
iV BOOK FOf3£V 7
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