IM
TEES,
AL.BAMIC
1 of the preeent
popularity only
oundciL talitfae- •
'I oata; and the
worthy. '
Ifl, J&UDdiCe,
« System,
dneys,
>n * « bordered
iek and digestive
anenily cured by
hat acquired * ‘
any nmilatpre-
WITUOOT WATT'
ii ny
Bronotiti*, la.-
a, XaeipUait' ’
'(oniihxny cure*
mption.
oncer cheek and
ha»a proceeding
td by Dr. C. U.
cA Street, Pha*.
y druggitU and
■•re, at 76 unU
C. M. Jackson
of each bottle,
annually by the
oy’s Almanac,
: commendatory
country. Thu*
all our agtnfa^
liousb ft,Dii dS|f.
{liwy 19, ’O9-1 j
EMALES.
ILLS.
! ’l’ilU am the ro-
■ ii.t.v *re mllJ u,
■ al iliregßlnriti,,
■ iibtructioug, whetW
‘lUluMWe,p»lpU»-
ftueotton*. hjrtsrio,
Ao.. ilUtarUd •!<*),,
ILLS
in the treattMitof
nich hn.TocoiUlK7i«.l
' ‘antifu!, and the be
-nale canenjoy gocj
vtr no ob.tmctlou
'' (loclilio.
■IU.S
•f r. fur all cbmpliunt.
ft*’' iftsftlusblj,-ir.
_nhxi : ily. They Ufv
!i ;.m at different p<.-
i ilii-sauctliinoriiouw
vciica,
vktfi they th<mld
n'cc Otit.JMlar tflcA
r-ft of-Uie Aj{cnti>,-
• ajricc to the tHr>
r.liT,
< -xstkit Aozav,
■£i!-*a,y, Sfff
iu IloliWay.hnrg ly
, Dt.. 8, ibOSt-ly,
led Id*ap.
usin.uenUy.'OTjppaUy,
n-ui that -ibffuttti
freijncnt In tlw
iurmidable dlnae.-i
; deranged state of
! compla/aU usually
lor, have, their origin
tnid insure regularity
eniii fcc a litming to
; ...f thotr*aud«. That
s j sure. When a tkir
r a known to &K.
ti: ■ Liver, or diieM"
ut;- .ieraugwoentf
i- : ■ f Dr. M'fei/i-’*
i-i nrfth.Pa., anillhf
. dr r'-mc-iiy >et
:. .iy i-* placed.
v-: f r JiR.M'LAN'Kd
«jfr.atarid : hy FIIE4I
rr ..r- other PliU pur
ine public. Dr. M’-
c Venaifug”.
.stores. ' -Vontffet:
> f EMINO BRO*.
/f/M
'mm
.argeat!!
!e Entry
:;ie and iectnr**-
i m <34 tniir*
from 6 tolO
uafanteed to be«™
mU(-& and qoallfiw
•1 icatioc— r.«yl*tt st
iking f-T ■ **
Ohio Ftatd F»h*-
,-j fur the past W«r
View of the
. tv. JENKINS-
Pittsburgh,T* 1 -
J’ PBIVATK
; April S 6, !Beo.-tf
I’lE LIGHT.'
k atalcw^
,-. of Jon=»
..nj uther Ua«t-
entlehjsS
l>. TROCt w««g;
disolwrse W*,# 1 *
/TdesgS?-
j r s. hii xa**-
, SHAVING,
** At KZSSUS’B,
E PBBSKK-
.
|HffoKa Critew.
ALTOONA MAlt. SCHEDULE.
- MAILS CLOSE.
(trtrrn noHjOnyaUnrg, .
dull 10*; almrgi
Thnra *'‘ M& MAILS OPEN.
• ■ ■ T4O «
gfe -i
.. 6 55 P. ST.
b*J]£" open for the transaction ofbnslnejfl from 6\3o*A M*
,F M-, ilurlirs Ibe woe{, amJ from 7.50 to 8.50 o’.
**' t *»r» Sunti'i}- •*
4 JOhN 3HOESUKER, P. M.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
„... T. E*u arrive* Bjlo P. M.. leave* 3,25 P. M,
*V “ West “ 7.40 A. M. » 8.50 A.M.
Bum “ 1,15A.M. “ l.ao A. M,
- We't “ 8,25 I*. M, “ 8,40 P.M.
,■] lUal 7.15 A..M. • “ 7,30 A. SI.
- I *' l i. West “ 6.55 P. M., « 7,10 P. SI.
•r n , j[,)l.Ul»AYSnimn IIK-t-NCII connect* with Kx]»eg*
, in Kiel unJ West, and Mail Train East and VW«t.
INDIA'' A BRANCH TRAINS conuocl <vlth Johnstown
.irmwlatiop Train Knit and West, Johnstown Way
T" f««t«*rci ano Kxpn-as Train Westward,*
T Ijrii li ISO I *. ENOCH LEWIS, d»l Supt.
LOCAL ITEMS.
jg, A new schedule what into effect on the
pena'a U- 8., on Monday last. It makes but
;;itle change in tfip running of tbrt passenger
!ri ins—briajrinjg in the Express and Mail Trains
m.n.iter- later. See schedule elsewhere.
Mcsir-On Saturday everting last, our citi
;cn?. in the vicinity of the Depot, were treatel
to several pieces of excellent music by a Phila
urlpbiit Brass Band, which was on its way to
in company with some of the delega
tion from the cast to the Republican National
I'jiivvnitun
r.vn'K*',. — Mt- neglected, last week, to pub
iita ;.je uauies of tile persons elected officers of
lit: Altoona Gas npd Water Company, m at the
, A -t : on held Monday, May 7th; they areas
f-.-iionv i
i —Albert B. Clark
Monogtn - \V. H Wilson, \\ or. M. Lloyd. J
w,--maker. George B. Cramer, Cfiaa. J. Mann
r.ill’l'iUi VIMPLOYKEf ASP POLITICS.—At ft
noti.r.p >’f lb- Bonn! pf Directors of the Penn*
V Company. held recently, the
;V:luwing preamble and resolution were adopted:
'■ WiiKKKia. It if p,roper to let it be fully and
rleariy understood that it is the, settled policy
of this Company to keep aloof from all political
'ualests. and to disapprove of any of its Officers
or employees taking any active part therein ;
therefi.ro,
Raoivtd. Thill whilst we disclaim any 'lnten
tion to interfere with the individual rights of our
!'ff::ori v or ptnplnyees, we will regard any nt
(empt to control the votes of those in the service
of tais Company, or in any way pervert its in
flu™-; 0 to the support of any political party, as
vjrhcicnt ground for sumrnarv dismissal.’"
Ac iplnt. —On Saturday afternoon last, a lit-'
•'.e girl, aged about five years, daughter of Jilrs.
■lire, was so much injured by a fall from the
hbony of the Washington House, above the
K. B. Warehouse, that her life is despaired of.
I’, appears that she was playing on the balcony,
attached to the second stor\( of the renr bnil
t;r g, around which there are no banisters, and
gating too near tho edge, tumbled over and
fell into the cellar of the building, the door
•ending to which bail been lift open, in fulling
W head struck.sime hippd substance and broke
i- hcle in her forehead about the size of a penny.
Medical hid tvaa summoned and till done that
co-iid be to alleviate her sufferings. At this
tiaiucihe is in a', critical' situation and but little
;pcs art entertained of her recovery.
,v ■■•kr.so Match.—Tom Buckley, a,’; as the
i.tiutrick Boy,’ the celebrated pedestrian, suc
f.-stlullj performed his great feat of
•- !l consecutive hours without sleep or rest, at
tno Washington Hotel in/thia place, last week.
H’ ctcrmenced to walk at 6 o'clock P, M., on
' -.“day and walkednutil 10 o’clock P M , on
'jiuiir. on a plank 45 feet long, H feet high,
. ; feet wide, at the same time carrying a
ili! kmps.igk on his shoulder. We Lave
■■ i a number of stories in relation to his ap
■J ■ ' cuice jnvt previous to accomplishing his feat,
tut •<« th-.y h'.re been contradicted, we will not
tl-ii: suffice it to say, that vre would
rri'iir hv -ijouid make his money that .way than
"" •'■irn that Tom intends to Repeat his
■wt tc .luhnstown, during the coming week
E®' Some time since, ,tbf Huntingdon Union
sMtfi. that t chemist named Dr.-]Uos. who gave
' if-iinc m that’ placo on drugged liquors, had
«v.nz«i. some of the lager beer manufactured
•» I US. place, j and fcnnd it to contain henbane,
muriatic acid and other poisonooa ingredients,
•te Messrs. Wilhelm •& Bro. arc the only manu
fietarers of the-article in this place, the charge,
5 ; «“rse, referred to their beer, and they have
since hind it examined by Dr. Griffith, of Hun
fjogdon, who gives them the following certifi-
fst*:
I'uis is to certify that: I hare this day exam-
J cet] - chemically, a sample of Wilhelm & Broi’s
Beer, manufactured at Altoona, Blair
'' onnl V- «°d find that it contains.nothing but the
e;«a»atB ■ of auci Beer, —t«nU,' hops
W .' w * u ' r - J. S. GRIFFITH >
Hiiiitiagdon, May 3d, 1860,
In a fey weeks the census taker will be i
locking at the doors of on! citizens,'and all 1
’tio ?ire bltsacd with a I goodlyportion of this j
ecr.j« goods sbon’.d fee preparing to receive )|
Im - H eretofore many bare refrained/rom gir- j
• 5 ? correct answers to persons appointed to
!*' it t * ie cen Bus, sapposing that if theydid so,
• *euld lead to an increase of taxation. This;
11 «hso. Theasseasors.inallprobability, will;
lerer sce the list of the marshal. The names
aaiou,lt of property of individuals are not
P 1 listed; only the number of inhabitants and
* ttoUDt °f real an& personal estate in each State
county are coa|lenBed from ; Uie Marshalsre- '
#fns ' Corr ect answers ‘ to - all questions are
try Stable, as showing,' by comparison, the
our country is m*king,‘not onlyin pop
bon, but in departments
J* P^^ .Cbjjn*
c ®> etc., the inc«aBe ,tbe fidd, tbe mine.
,V P ’' snt * of '*? 9X 3 bther. branch of Industry
i. Cn(l8 to onjr united national
l ,ni * resources. If all could bemadeto >
JKptand the importance,' ip .this .respect, of
>aBw6n r the aggregate ireaith .of qnr '
wwned.iip, nwolt astonish
Hbatt Rains and Slides.— During lbs hitter |
part of last week we were favored with the I
heaviest rain we have ever witnessed, ahd as a \
natural consequenee, all the strea&s id the
country were mrtcii swollen, aud a great amondi
frtf property along the thanks has been either
swept away or damaged. Several washes and !
slides occuired along the Penn’aßailroad. which i
considerably deranged the running passenger j
trains on Friday and Saturday, only one trains
each day arriving from the east. The meet ex
tensive slides Dccurred between Perrysville and
"Mexico stations. They almost covered the
track for half a mile, and in one case carried
the track some distance into the river. Two
paspenger cars, which were standing below the
first slide, were struck by the second slide and
thrown into the river. A heavy force of hands I
were immediately set to work to clean away the
earth, and on Monday Inst the trains commen
ced running as usual. Tyrone City, we under- j
stands was partly submerged by Bald Eagle *
Creek, duripg Thursday night and Friday. The !
boom, nt Williamsport, on the Susquehanna j
River, was broken and about 80,000,000 feet of
lumber swept away. Loss estimated at half a
million dollars.
7 00. A M.
7 00 AM.
6 30 P. M,
740 -
.7 10 A. M,
715 “
Can Consumption be Cubed?— The exact
period Nhen this terrible scourge of the human
| race becomes incurable has never been satitfac
| torily determined, whilst all agree thpt it is in
j curable in certain stages. Wlien the lungs arc
: once destroyed in their structure, aud when
i deep-sealed ulcers begin to corrode them, there
; is very little hope rtf a cure, although- cures
! have taken place after such lesions were known
■ to exist, as has been proy.cn by post mortdta ex
■ nmination, A wonderful remedy and a sure
! cure in nil incipient cases, is “Dr. Keyset's
- Pectorol Cough Syrup,” .a medicine made by Dr.
. Geo 11. Keyset of No. 110 Wood street, Pitts
; burgh, Pa., after a'number of years of careful
I experience, ond after having cared numbers of
j cases of very dangerous pulmonary disease that
i had been given up by physicians. Dr. Keyset
1 has studied medicine regularly aud belongs to
the old school, and the medicine that he offers
to the public has, besides, a high reputation
among our people. ;We could refer to hundreds
of oases of incurable iung disease,
in which this medicine has cured. The cost -of
a trial is a mere trifle as he sells it in buttles at
fifty cents and one dollar, at bis drug store. No.
140 Wood street. For sale by G. W. Kessler.
llorbery.—On Thursday night last, the peri
odical and notion store of H. Fettiager, in this
place, was entered by means of false keys, and
the following list of articles, as nearly ns cflu
be told, taken therefrom, viz :
11 silver-cased gold pens, valued at $2O 00
20 assorted gold rings, So 00
2 gold pencils, ” “ ’6 OD
1 pistol. “ “ 2GO
2 breast pins, “ “ 600
1 box set rings and pins,
2 mednlliotos,
2 sets studs,
I indies’ pearl portmoonie, “
A lot of small round portmouaies,
Mr. F. offers.a reward of s2ofor the recoverj
of (he goods and the apprehension and convic-
“ We refer our readers to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Church & Dupont, No. 400
Broadway, New York. The “ Blood Food” is
one of Ihe greatest medicines of the age, and is
rapidly driving out of the market all the quack
nostrums of moderp times. Its efficacy is so
great, and its superiority so justly acknowledged
that it is found difficult to supply the immense
and increasing demand for the article. Dr. Ea
ton’s celebrated “ Infantile Cordial” is a medi
cine prepared by a regular physician of emi
nence in his profession, and one who has devo
ted bis life to the peculiar, phases of Infantile
disease. It is noimmbng, but a medicine which
commends itself to those only who can appreci
ate it. —Apalachicola ( Flur .) Timet.
advertisement.
Large Gun.— Yesterday morning amoannotb
cannon manufactured at Fort Pitt foundry,
pear Pittsburgh, and intended, to be mounted
at Old Point Comfort, passed through this place.
It weighs 49.09 D pounds, has a 15 inch bore,
and the metal at the muzzle is 6 inches thick.
It being tod heavy for one car, a kind of arch
bridge was built over two cars and the gun
swung underneath It, in order to equalize the
weight on each car. If a full load out,.of it
wouldn’t make a ship bound and glass rattle,
we don’t know what would.
Testimonials to Cot, Taos. A Scorr.—We
understand that a magnificent silver servici is
now; being manufactured in Philadelphia, on the
order of the employees of the Penn’a R. R. Co.,
which will be presented to Col. Thos. A Scott,
late Gen’l Superintendent, at an early day.
No.man is more worthy of such (a token of re
gard than Mr Scott
Success of .Ikon City College. —During the
past month upward of thirty young men, from
various points of the Western Stales, have grad
uated at the Iron .City College, Pittsburgh Pa.
. The College was never in a : more prosperous
and successful condition than at present ; and
since Rasing removed to the new,building, the
numbers in attendance havebeen.constantly .in
creasing.—Commercial Journal, VUteburgh.
Gift Books. —Mr. ST. A. floater baa,opened a
book storo-in Sbaek &.Gnish’s American House,
Main at, aborethgP. B. R. Co.’s Warehouse.
He has on band an excellent assortment of
standard and miscellaneous books* which be
Bells at rensonabfe, prices, and jriU gire a gift
worth ,from 26 ctii. tois6o witheachbook pur
chased north sl,QO : or over. Call and see.
Mcj)Qoi)3d, of this places ass)
Raines Mclntosh, of Ncwrjr bate been appoint
ed Peputj Vinlnls to assist ia faking the
<»B8W <»f this oqaiitj. Verily .that is. distribu
ting but making them rather small
Two marshals could.haye dune the work in'
time. ■
..a , \
Igu. ,WUh * viaw to a new. eupply, I now of
fer njpM«entWooltQfma«ic and musical in'.
is deisircd,
bnire&t tiie Bootjuid Stpre. V 1
.' \ / ■-■ «. SMITH .
“ “ 4 00
“ “ 2 00
“ “ 0 00
r for "r
d ' ,r ,
[ Moss Icb Cbeam.)—John Alexander requests
j OS to inform the lads and lasses of Altoona, gid
all others who wish a saucer of good ke cream
wherewith to cool theinnefperson, that he will
khejl the ottkk on hand at«H times (hiring the
j coming summer, nt his saloon, on. Main street,
; two’doors above Kerr’s store. We know John
i, to be one ofibe cleverest colored gentlemen in
j the town, -and ean assure-all who may call at
hia saloon that they Will be politely Waited up
on. He will also keep on hand a prime article
of spiced oysters, during the summer. Peram
bulate around that way and slide hi.
Attempted Suicnk— William White, cashier
of the Freight Department of the Pennsylvania
Railroad <?omptny, tit Pittsburgh, attempted to
commit suicide by isbooting himself in the
mouth \With a pistol. The ball took effect in
the roof of his mouth but did not kill him—
lie was still living pn Tuesday, but no hopes
are entertained of his recovery. There are
many rumors concerning the supposed cause of
his self-destruction, i but time alone can deter
mine what was the tfrue cause.'
Wanted. —Employment in any honorable
business, by a young man of good education,
respectable character and industrial habits. A
desire to make himself useful,, no less than to
receive a fair compensation induces him to seek
respectable employment. For further informa
tion, &c., address “ INDUSTRY,” Ti-ibune Of
fice, Altoona.
B@L> Tbe Accommodation Train between llol
lidayaburg, and Huntingdon, is under the care
of that prince of good fellows, Cnpt. Franks, in
room of the “ model conductor.’’ whom wo are
sorry to learn is confined to his bed with an at
tack of inflammatory rheumatism.
Messrs. Editors: —l hare again decided to
give you a letter, which, from the scarcity of
local items, must necessarily beshortyet 1 trust
it may be some interest to the readers of
your paper.
I During jmrt of last week, an enormous qaan
-1 tity of rain fell in this region, causing the
| Juniata rivysr to rise to a great height, and
j threatening to submerge our bor
j ongh of Gaysport' hu t fortunately a part of
:.. the dam gane way and let off the watpr, much
jto the joy of our neighbors. Many of the gar-
I dens in the towß(,,werc overflowed to the depth
: of a foot, entirety drowning out the vegetables,
j &c. Mo doubt considerable damage has been
‘ done to the fences and grain fields along the
river.
Business in our town, which has for some
time been very dull, is beginning to look up
again. The Rolling Mill is rapidly progressing
toward completion, under tbe energetic man
agement of Mr. Thomas McNamara.
Messrs. B. M. Johnston & Co. have taken the
initiury steps toward the erection of a Wire
Factory in this place. , The site selected for it
is that occupied by : the building known as
Lytle’s Saw Mill. It is confidently expected
that it will be in operation in the course of five
or sis weeks.
1 75
1 26
00 00
xuuge raylor will hold uu Argument Court
in this place, on Tuesday, June HGth;
On tho 7th itut., at the Lutheran Parsonacre in Williams
bnrg, In the tiev. A. 11. Aughe. Mr. ALFKKBS. UANCUI'F
auii MhssMAUY A SOIUiiCK, all of Catharine tp.. Blair
county. I
On the Bth inst.. by Hie same at the house of the bride',
faO'er. in Williamsburg. MV.SAMU LL S. W'AKJSUAiI and
Mies SAUAtI KLLKULCTK. *
, ‘''e M. K. Parsonage ip ttulMUaysburg, On theGth Hint.
si nfi. H m.t S *V r ‘ I!ICHAJ ' U ' iPOND and Miss
&AUAU L. OUALAI’j all of Fraukstown tp.
On Tlim-eday, tho 3th lust., at tlio residence of Win Tay
lor, by Her. 1. J. Whiten, Mr. MiL-<U.\ WILLIAM. If
Johnstown, to Miss ELIZABETH TAYLOIt, of Allegheny
Furnace, Blair county. ; ' ■
XTOTiCE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
-L” to all persons holding claim? against the Borough of
Alto .ua, to present them to A. A.SM YTU. President.)!' the
Council, on or before the iuth of June. 18tjn. for settle
„ My Oisfer of Council.
J. MeCLuu-eM), Sec';/. [MaylOeOO.-Im
BY a RESOLUTION OF THE
Town Council, Meesrs. O. B. Craiuer, John Allfeon,
Gluts. J. Manu w.efe appointed a Board of Health
for the Borough of Altoona, for one year fronrtho loth of
May, 186t l .
J. McClelland, ■ [3Jayl7/60.
House and lot for sale—
The subscriber offers fin* sale his lloosa and Lot sit
uate ,m High street, North Ward. Altoona. «r
The House is » one story and a half plank /iAjk*M>e
frame, 18 feet front by -JS 1 feet deep. There ®9BIT|TA
is a pood well of water near the door, a n9!| |Wr
good cellar under.the.house, a coal JfflißjLiLiJg
and other nctirasary put4»nildinei on tbeSBSaSSfflH
premises. flsf*iTerms moderate.
May 17, ; ■! WM. A. BiLACB.
AT PKJ
. Writer, in tending to move to
tne ufTera Ibr Kale his; House, situate 6a .Main street,
adjoining the ~ lied f.ion lii.tel,” Altoona.' It i« oneof tlie
moot uesirable situations % business in Altoona, as it is
I"*!?..* few frwh’.UieVPcntt’a' itailrood Depot. The
building by.’iO; jwtti thruo roonin on the firet
flnor and four on the second. One of the rojiua on the tirnt
floor is fitted up/or a titore room. The hLovc property will
U> wild low and on retwonaltlc terms, if Rpi lication.be made
soon. Any luformatJob respecting the above ;property can
be bad by calling on tbesubscriuer, rcaidingon the pre
«“«**• S Ail C HLiUiACK.
May 17.1860.-at.
A J/rqONA MECHANICS’ LIBRA-
Xl. Ia’ANDBBAIAN&^MASSOCIATION.—Notice
is hereby given that the following named puioopi. to wit:
TnoniosJ’. Sargent, jd. ; it. MjbCrea, it. F. Cn4|it’, 0. T. Cald
well, Duvidi.Ualbiaith, A. Di Cherry, C. B. Kennedy, Wm.
C. MeColiufck. Ambrose Wiirci, C, d. Mauii, and Richard
Gill, hare applied to the late April term of the Conrt of
Coioojod I’lwis. df Blair t.i be incorporated as a
Library and Reading-Riium.aßsocialu'a, Under the title of
of **lllo 'Alton. 1a Mechanics’ Libi.u y and Readiug-lloom
Awociatiou,” and to bare perpetual succession kit such.
' V TJJOiIASP. SAIUIKNT, Fret 1 1:
B- F. CcsiEft, Sec’y. , [May 17,’6u.-at.
STILL IN THE FIELD!
Mavingunderstood fliat thereport is being circulated
,tnut I had quft the UDTCIIiiKINO jJUtf IXBS3 in Altoona,
I take this method of informing riiy old customers and the
public generally that i |au atUl carrying bit business at my
old stand, where I am prepared to serve one and all with
BEEF, VEAL, FORK, MUTTON, SAUSAGES. PUDDINGS,
Ac., cqual. lf not snperibr.th any in themarket. I have
made arrangements fof procuring the yefy best of stock
with wbkh to fhhitsh the market, an abundant supply ,of
which will always be kept bn band to meet the wants of
the public. Those in want jbf anything ’iii the meat way
arerespectfully Invltcdfo call at the old stand.
MayW«h-3m, i r W. K. LEONARD.
CHAMPION
X V ; OF ALTOONA.
The undersigned begs leave to inform the business com
munity that he Lasfitted up:tt shop'
On, Allegheny Street, Grcentburg,
where, ho is prepared to carry bn his business more exten
sively than heretofore. J
WAQOIt AND COACH-MAKING
Istajtsydo, cnatom#i»» cqo rely, upon baying thelr.woyk
done in a cheap', eubstantidband wurkwarijlko manner.—
Buggies,Awii AcVtepalred and Minted
the wont reaaonablo tvm*.
Patronago breepectfqUy solicited.
K. ’OOam- ' WM. A. MONTGOMERY.
Local Correspondence.
lIoLLiUjvysDPBO, May 15, 1800.
3IARRIUD
RjunnswAXT. wu; Mi eouav. wu. enter
W. M CORMLY "4b - CO;.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
DIALERS IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS,
BACON, MESS PORK,
DRIED BEEF,
SUGAR-CURED HAMS, CHEESE,
IKON. NAILS, GLASS, &c.. &c. 7
NO. 271 LIBERTY STREET,
OPPOBITJE EiOU! HOTJO, "
PITTSBURGH, PA
May 10,18G0,-Bm.
ORPHANS’ COURT SALE—BY
•virtue' of an order of the Orphan*’ Court of matt
county. the undersigned will expose to sale by public out
cry. at the public bouse of John Bowman, in’tiie borough
of Altoona, on TUESDAY, the 12th day of JUNE, nest, at
one o’clock In the afternoon—
The one-eightieth undivided pait of a tract of land situate
in Logan township. {ilnir count}', about a mile from the
borough of Altoona. known Ha the •‘Oliver Ilagerty Kurm,’
containing abo tit 2SO acre*; bounded on the north by lauds
of Peter Em |.field and Daniel. JlcCauley; on the south by
hinds of Samuel McGlathery; on the east by lauds of .liiiih
than Hamilton.; on the west by Hamilton and McUUthery.
Tutus or Sale —Cash on confirmation of sale.
JOHN J. IiL'itKHOLDKK.
Adm'r of James Ah-on , dic'd.
Maylo,’6o:-3t.*
Fott SALE ET A. ROUSH, ALTOONA. PENN’A
May 3,1860.
JJEENAN AND SAYERS !
jesse smith,
Would respectfully inform t}j - cilimens of Altoona and
vicinity tlmt he lias just anived from the citv wltb a large
and splendid stock of "
HATS |9tt OP
AND HR ALL
CAPS, ST YLES,
For Spring and Sommer Wear,
of every color and. shape. Also, a good assortment of
» Misses and Children’s Flats,
MEN AND BOYS’ STBAW HATS,
of different varietiaa, all of which will be sold
CHEAP FOIt CASH.
Portions in want of anything in the above line, will
please gno me u call before purchasing as 1 am
.dKcrinio**d tojtell at the very lowest pmwiUa prices.
Store on \ irgiuia street, opposite tbe Lutheran church.
Altoona, May 3, IfcOO-tf. JESSE SMITH.
CLOTHING STORE.
SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS !!
r PUE SUIISCmiiKHS HAVE JI’ST
_| received at their Store, on Main St., a large stock of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
to which they invite the. attention of all persons in need of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES.
They flatter them«oves they never had a betterassort
nieut tlin.ii that now on hand, ami that’ consequently they
never were better prepared to meet the wants of theii cus
tomers and friends. All their arrangements have, bet i,
'’' :ule ' vit, ‘ a v ' ,- ' v to “ Large mil prosju ious business.—
Tiierefure we invite tt caU from one and all. Don’t to rice t
the place. °
ETTIXGER A ULLMANS
CHO TII INGE MPO RI u\r
It yon would Ixt suited, come tjnieklv—but don’t uilcome
just at the mine time. At ail events come and have vo-r
wants supplied.
Our goods are all manufactured by ourselves, in our own
jnanulactory in the city, consequently .we are ensided to
seji at prices lower tliau those of any other establishment
ill the place.
, M-usdres for any article of clothing, or for win.\. suite,
taken ot the store and the articles furnished on -l.oet i..e
tic '" tTTINtiKU A ULUU X.
Ajiril 6. |Btio.\
S. ETI'IKGER & ULLSIAIV,
WHOLESALE CLOTHING,
No 107 North Third St. above. Arch ,
1 v>rD
MERCHANTS
VISITING PII IL AI)ELP I] I A,
Will find it to their advantage to call and ex-
amine their stock.
All the clothin > sold by
tli'c firm is manufactured under llieir own personal
supervision. ami tti■ ry can therefore guarantee their goods
to all who purchase fron: tlicm.
They.lmve lilt A.NCUC3 of their House established
at .
TYRONE, ALTOONA, & WILLMORE,
For ti .o retailing of th-lr Good?, and they flatter them
tolvcs that they eau furnish the public with fondu-Mu-lc
1 loUtiwj better and at lower price than ran be got . 1.,-
■■ vl "‘ rp - [April 26. 'CO.
r FO FARMERS A GARDEN El’S.—
X The siihscrihci s olTer (hr sale CO.nOO Barrels of P- If.
DKKITK. mad- by the Lipi Masofacti’kinu Omi-ant in
lutft to nut purchasers. Ibis article is in th- twentielh year
of its introduction into this country, and has outlived for
tlliarrs of every other description, for the following reason-.
rn. Jt \smiiJc from the night soil of the-City of Xew
Aork. by tlie L. M. Co., who have a capital of in
vested in the business, which is at risk Should, they make a
bad article.
2d. For Corn and A egetahles it is the cheapest, neatest
and handiest mapare in the world: it can be placed in di
rect contact with the seed, forces and ripens vegetation two i
weeks earlier, prevents the cut worm, doultes tiie crop j, !
without disagreeable mlor. Three dollars with or two bar- ■
rels is aJI sufficient to manure an acre of cm in tin* hill I
I‘BICE.—I hid. il—Z hbls. $3 50—5 bids. is.and over 6
bbls. $1 st) per barrel, delivered free of outage, to vessels i
or iHilroail m St-w York City.
A pamphlet containing e very information, and'certificates I
front farmers all over the United States, will bo sent free to !
any one applying for tlie same. • i
(I lIJ I'FI.VG BUO.TUERS A Ob,
North hirer Agricultural ll 'arehouec. I
.No. 00 Conrtlandt Street. New York (
Or 136 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa 1
March 8. 1860.-2 m
OH! OH!! OH!!!
WE’VE GOT THEM!
150,000 ROIaiLS or
WALL P APER !
AND BORDERS TO MATCH.
Beautiful gold paper for
PAiILORS.
Splendid Velvet and Gold.
. llandsohie Wall ami Chamber patterns,
, Thousands' of rolls at ElmpjMnce, and I housands C, S and
10 cents. >
WlndowCurtains, Fire-board priii ti. Testers. Ceilings Ac .
for sale>y W. P. MARSHALL,
At thk ou> St lvd,
So. 87 Wood Street, (near fourth.)
r , , , ■ Pittsburgh. Pa.
Look for the Striped Front.
March 8,18G0.-2m
Id Boob ®>torc.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS LATELY
opened a BOOKSTORE next door to
the corner of rfrpinto and Annie itreeti,
where may be found ' '
Old and Standard Authors, 'New Publication,*
Light Literature, Periodicals and Staple and
Fancy Stationery jjj large varieties.
Also; a now. and very select lot of SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC
BOOKS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. The citizens of
Altoona are reapedfnlly lnvited to call.
03. AII orders attended to with promptness and dispatch
Altoona. Nov. 3.1859-tf H. SMITH.
FULL STOCK OT 1
, Groceries.
1 Hardware,
Qaeeoinare,
Oils,
- Paints, ■
©lie., ■
Caastantly for salsby
Jan. 36,1890.. , > .C. J Add sup
Cheap Goods! Cheap Goods!!
', ■ ’ At v .-• f j;';
•McCOEMICk’S store.
AND NOW BE
fflWooniw'^L?^.. a .k r £.’ tock of SWttBO Ai® SUM
MER GOODS, or Ml the :h«e style* and quMhiea la Ow
Eastern market. In the Uae of H M .
LADIES’ DRESS AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
we cannot be rarpaued bj any house in the place. Onr
stock of GrocseiiA, such oav. '
COFFEE, SUGAR; TEA, 3YBUPS, *c., i
are of the best kind, and Ml fresh. -
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, HATS, CAPS. BONNETS.
e FLATS FOR LADIES AND ’
together with as full assortment of
GENTLEMEN * ROYS’ DRESS BOOTS, BOOTEES AND
GAITERS.
In the Ladles’ Department, &a Ml the different and latest
styles of
GAITERS, BOOTS, BUSKIN AND SLIPPERS,
together with a general assortment for Children & Misses,
and a good and full stock of
GENTLEMENS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
for Spring and Summer. The largMt assortment of
WALL PAPER * ;
ever brought to the place, and being unpredenUy low, from
6*4 up to 26 cents per roll, with ROBDxsitid to match.
And as we'pur|Kise henceforth toeglvo the business our
especial attention, we will sell very Ibw for cash or country
produce, siyi will take in exchange, as usual, Buffer, Bags,
Lard, TUllow, Potatoes, JJetswax, dc Thankful for
past patronage, hope, bp a strict adherence to business,
to our old motto. "Small profits and ifu ef: said," 'to retain
our customers eld and gain may new ones, 1
May 3, 1860., * 1
GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
R. A. 0. KERRS.
R. A. 0. Kerr has just recolved.the largest, most fashion
able and bust selected stork of Goods in the market, consis
ting of an endless variety of goods for men aodiboys’ wear.
The largest and best assortment of Ladies’ Dress Goods
in town, consisting of black and foaey Silks, ail Wool De
laines. Alpacas, Challie Delaines, plain and figured Braize,
Lawns, Ginghams, DocaU. Lavella Cloths, De Barge, Trav
eling Dress Goods, and a beautiful assortment of Prints, .to.
Also,Tickings. Checks, Muslins— lllnck apd Unbleached!
Cot’on and Linen Table Diaper, Crash, Nankoeu, Ac.
Also, a large assortment of Ladles’ Collars. Dress Trim
mings. Ribbons Glovfs, Gauntlets, Milts, llush-ry. Silk and
Linen Ha’inkeicbic:'-.. Neck Tics. Veils, Barred, anti Plain
jaconet. Swiss .Muslins. Victoria Lawns, Mill Mu-linai
Swiss and f ombric Edging. Dimity Rands, Velvet Ribbons,
ic. Alsu, a fine assortment of
SPRING SHAWLS,
AND
Ladies’ Black. Silk Summer Cloaks,
Kent find Beautiful,
Boots and Shoes, /A its and Cags,
Hardware, (jueensware. Wood and Willow Ware, Oro-v
rics. Sait and Fish. Also, the Largest and Best Assortment
of Fancy ~
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
in town, which will bo sold cheap.
Call ami examine my gold**, and yon will he convinced
that i have liic bc«t Assortment and cheapest goods iu the
market. ,
4*®? Country produce taken in excli&nge for goo*!?, at
the highest market price. H. A. 0. KERR.
April 2d, ’OO.
COOD NEWS!
The Train has Arrived!
T R. HI LEM AN HAS JUST RE
fj • TURNED from the city with a large and efcrefclly
selected slock uf
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
which he is determined to sell cheap, consisting in part uf
Biuck ami Fancy irdLICS, Bumbaziues. Delaims, Uali
coes. Flannels, Gingham*. Mullins, White Oondd,
SHAWLS. Ac. Alsu, MEN’S WEAK of all
dt>cnpiiuiio. such as Cloths. C'aasimeres,
Siitiuetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Curd Dril
lings, Veaiiii'.s. Ac.
Bools, Shoes and Gallers.
A large assortment of If..ots, Shoes and B-.ilein, (or Ladies,
-nt- and Misses, of ail pri es. sires null qualities.
ANo, a large assortment oI'QUEEXSWAIIh. and 11 AIID
WAKE. Single and Double Carpet Ohuiu, Fleeco Cotton,
c AKi'KXs, ic.
GROCERIES:
Thin department is Miopited with the very choicest articles
that cttij.be liad 'in market, and as cheap ua can b«
Imd anywhere. co isieting in part of prime RIO
COFFER. SUGAR, nil kinds and prices; Syrup
and Molasses. Black and Green Teas, Ric w ,
Spk’es, Tobacco ami Svgnrs; Staich,
Cv.-u Surf ii. i li- (J. i V.n- '
tIK? Mu-tr.rj. '*>ll. Tr.rpea-
FISH. tVv., Ac.
Thankful for past Civors. he hopes to receive a libc;rl
-h f ‘r- t»f j*uMt parr * .
U'?. All kinds 01 Country Pr.d . -j taken in
r ' ,r ‘l's-ds. J. I>. UILP.MAN.
April '.'ti. 1 sni).
The from the East !!
r |MIE PR< M’lU ETOR3 OF THE
X “MIiDKL STOi.K." corner of Annie and Virginia
Street", take pfeamre in informing the citizens of Altoona
ami vicinity that they have received their first stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS*
to which 1 hay respect fully invito the attention of all, and
P inicularly tli- ladi- f-eijng confident that onr present
Stock of Go-ath is well wortli an examination, and be
lieving also Unit we have, la,nght them on such terms a*
will enable 11s to otter inducements to ptirclidsers. Our
flock of Dry Goods is largs and varied, coniurislue all tlie
newest styles of
Print*. Main*. Vehfpn. Lav-Mar. Pal at Chores, Ginn
natn.s, T njore*\ TrcnyJUng 3Ha-lnr>,s % lil>ck
c’vd tbncy *SVM%«c. (yethtr with u/vil line of ' '
Doinctiics. Wr harr a lory* assort
men{ <>f N”tions and Fan
cy orffelts, surU
as Olotcti <Cc.
Or.r ■'t.-ck of
BOOTS AND SHOES
i? unuMjally huge ami very cheap. In these goods we can
not h* bt?a( l»y any on« either in quality or price, Tor proof
o. '\yinch pK-aoO caII urn] s»»e good* ami prices, -
. ''.i to onr large Block of CAK-
I hTS, OIL CLuTllfa, WALL PAPER AND BMRDER.
which wc are able to e-ll at greatly reduced prices. We
i.* K »f HARDWARE. QUEENS.
" :'- t 3 K - WOODEN AND WILLOW-WARE, GROCERIES.
lii litg truly thankful for the patronage heretofore reoei
, from the public, we t onliallj invite our fnc-nrla to call
ami see us again, hoping that the benefit may le*-mutual
Altoona, April 12th. 18*50. -
| GREAT EXCITEiMEINT 1
I ' AT THE
j PEOPLES’ SHOE STORE
& THOMPSON TAKE
I .V, . nononnchig to the citizens of Aitohna
that they liavejust openi-l, on Annie street, two doers be
iow the Post (tffl ,-j, aJi HIT 4 Stijii STullK, kpd will
c n<t«ntly on hnnd ;v full ussortrucist of Boots nnil*
Siusts, of ail sics and kin*. They hare Weired
fiom the J-a„terni cities a very extensive assortment of
lio- ts, . o-- and hatters lor Ladies, OifUiomofl'a "and Uiiil
are-, s wear, all u f neat finish and excellent manclactore
rli- i«i. L lll ' L * l , l C)rca-lh ««*y, »tleaves PKlt'OEXl'!
CHi-A. hi i. than the same can be purchased elsewhere—
as will be seen by referring to the following iprice list:—
Men a fine Calf Boots, $3 2$ to $3 50.
„.' Ki P 7o “b 3 35.
rr’ > s .. ; 175 “ B oo.’
Louth s “ 1 75
Men’s Calf Goiters, ~ j OflL
MenVOKford 1 ies, 1 02 “ o qq.
Men’s hrog-ins, 1 13 “ j 'O5
Boys’ Brogans, 75 >< 1 do' -
Yontti’s ?hoas, 62 “ 87
Children's Shoes, 25 “ ofi"
Ladies’Congress Gaiters, 1 50 “ 1 86
Ladies’ Lasting Gaiters with heels. 1 37 « t w
Ladies'Superior Lasting Gaiter, 1:85'
Ladies'Morocco Boots with heels, 130“ 165* 1
Ladies’Morocco Boots without hocls, I 25 “ 137'
Ladies’ Gout Boots with heels, 1
Lmlies’ Calf Boole with heels, 120“ l.'sfi"
Mfssps’ Calf Boots with heals. T 5 “ I'flrt"
Misses' French Morocco Boots, with hwls, ' | Si
Having bought onr goods for cash, they were mt at the
rZZ^ VrC - W “n exclnsiJly
loTSr not?nade to Payfcr ! oor
forMfo^cht^ 1, F£EI) and BAG always on hand and
11Clt * liberal Bhar * of P nb,,e patronage.
1> EMOVAL.—A M. KING, SHOE
1.1- MAKER, infiimis tho public that be - f-’
has taken the Room next door to the - •**.
OlBce, on Virginia Street. where ho
,pnr*d to maunfseture erery stylo of
MEN’S SHOES, at reasonaWe prices, and In
manner, v [MarAS^iWS-tf;
Boot ani> shoemaker—john
STEHLE has taken a portion of the 1
room occupied byA. M. SING. -next door—
to J, VT. Bigg’s Tin Shoo, and announce*
himself ready to get npMen'sßoots A Shoee
in good stylo and at low- rates. - - - : [Mar.lVtaS-tt
IN
PREPARATION WOB-
iCf^MTKWAliyi
&dffust** t fct •*■* wiU **&?®
■ - 47 Will Street, New York. Dm, jQih un.' i
, OntUKSff: . Yoar note of the 15th inst* Z'wL,
certilicataof tfaofkct if I had. oo objection to gtroit; .
- I award Ivto you cheerfully, becausel think It d«e. Hr
ago is about SO year»i thocolor of my hair in auburn, sag
Inclined to cturl.- Some five or sir years since It began t*
turn gniy; and the scalp on the'crown of- my head tokna
*ta sensibility and dandruff to firm upon it. Each of thaw
disagrecabllitics increased with time, and ahont four tnontto
■lnce a fourth was added to them, by hair falling off the
top of my bead and threatning to make me bald.
In this unpleasant predicament, 1 was induced' to try
Wood • llair Bestonrtlre. mainly to arrest the ftdliagoff
or my hair, for I had really no expectation that grayhair
cetideverbe- restored .to its original- color except foMn
fiTof surprise* to .and altar the
use of two botUes only, that not only, was the feUiagoff
**>» ccl.n-W restored to the gray baltegßd
sensibility to the Ral p. and dandruff ceased tofonu. Mt my
h ". l Kv Te . ry n , luch , ° tU * gratification: of my Wife, at tthasa
solicitation I was induced to try it.; 3 “v.. '
For this, among tbo many dbligadons I owetrf-hsr
I strongly recommend alt hnsbandlaeho raids
tlon of their wises to proflt by my eiampW: and nsa it if
growing gray or getting bald. :
Very respoctftilly, - BBJfi A. LAVRKnww
To 0. J. Wo&l A Co* 444 Broadway, Kew Ydric.
My are ftb * eot to" 1 the city* and lam no lower
at No. U Carrol Waco. *
_ „ ■ _ SUun-wtan, Jklo., July 80th. 184*.
ToP»o> ; \ J.Woqb: Dew Sir - Your Rest**,
tivo luu) done my hair so much good since I commenced
the use of It. that I nisir to makokoown to the PDBUO
oi its efleou on the hair, which are great. A man on wt>-
mnn may lie nearly deptiTcd of hair, and by nreeort te
your “Unlr Restorative,” the hair will return mors twafe
tiftU than ever; at least this is my experience.- Betters it
‘"i a v Vonn trvly WSt. H. KBXKDY.
P. S.—\ou-cun publish the ghovo if yon like. By pnh
lisomg in ohr Southern papers yon witt get morn Mina*
ap< sonth. .1 see. several of your certificate* In the JfeM*
Vrreirry, a strong Southern paper. W. IL Kenedy.
WOOD’S HAIR RESTORATIVE,
I'Kor. O, .1. Woob: Dear Sir: HatinkWi Ihamkfomna
V‘ !«•*" tl,B best iKjrliou of ray hair, from Urapffoctvuf ttt»
\ allow fever, iu Nc\t Orleaiw in ISM,' I watt fhrtvcodlo
niuke h trial ofyour preparation. anti Grand H ioMUinr
i lie very thing needed. My kmir in nowthkk am) kUnk
av, and no-can ejjtfeaa n»y • obligation* to-yotk t&
givieg io tiie alllicted such a treasure. ‘ . - '
The Restorative Is put up la bottle* of three site*, vh
large. medium, end small; thi imall boltitQ* pint, and
retails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holdeUleait
twenty percent. more lu proportion than the small,retell*
for two dollar* per bottle ; tbo large hold* a Quart, 40 per
cent, more in proportion, and retails for f3.'
0,1. WOOD & CO.. Proprietor*, 444 Broadur*/, New
1 otu, ,\a«l 114 Market Street St. Leaf*, Mo,
For sole t.y G W. Kessler. Altoona, and by all *oed
Druggists and Fancy Goods Duller?. ■
March 1, ’t!o—l v
MILLINERY AND THIMMIMG
STORK.—MISS JENNIE SCOTT respect
fully announces to the ladies of Altoona and vici
nity that she is now prepared to supply all their
wonts In the Millinery and Trimming Tine, She TajU*
has on hand an excellent assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER BONNETS,
STRAW ASD I*A€E GOODS,
FLOWERS & RUCHES,
RIBBANDS AND TRIMMINGS,
to which she invites the attention of the ladies.
She b;i3 Oslo one of Mrs C. 0. D.w’s patent
HAT AND BONNET PRESSING MACHINE,
and U therefore enabled to do work in this line In a,up«-
nor rammer, on short notice, and at reasonable price*. She
(DMtes a call. tApH! 12g 1 SCO.-If.
''UilE KUOT AND HERB DOCTOR,
1 front Philadelphia, whose rooms were so densely
crowded on the Uth of April, at the Logan House, can be
Cou-uiteil at the same place one day in each month, notice
u ‘ Wdl bo given ill this pajier. He will be in.Ul.O
na mi the iMh Jay of May. also on the 15th of June. He
t! eats an disease* flesh t« heir to. A stethoacopjc examlra
-1,0,1 the Heart, Lungs mid Throat free of charge. Thru
sands, upon thousands tarns testified to the coirectness of
Ins testing diseases without asking any tjaes'ttotu. He has
had thirty years' c mutant practice among (fltease* ofutery
nature. All disease# of r private nature strictly confiden
tsl - t hand-bills. * Dr. Vi. LEVINOBTON.
NEW GOODS,
.JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SAhE VERY CHEAP BT
o. JAGGARD.
« all. is CO.
IN TEH GUOJJ3
■WILL CK SOLD AT
REDU 6' K D PRIc E S;
*Io ::iuUo rooui tta*
EARLY SPRING- STOCK,
IRON FROST.
Jan. 26. IS GO. i .
I ; U [{N IT 11K K,W AU IT ROOM _TBE
a undersigned respectfully informs the Public that ho
*"}* taken I lie we re-room two doors from the Branch Read.
» hure he W’.l, keep on hand all kinds of
C Al3l NET* W ARE,
ami attend to Ihc duties of an UNDERTAKER,
Two mSod Cabinet-Makers and ono apprentice want'd.
Altoona. Apr. Ij. ISf-U' JA'S.T 3IOORK.
lands;
Philadelphia Carden Seeds!!
FRESH AND GENUINE,
at A. ROUSH S Drug Store. One paper of these Seed*
contu; s as much is three papers of I‘arker’s Seeds.
ApnJ lii,
A 1 1 M INIS T RATO US’ NOTIGEv-No
tk." Is Il ; rpb ,v given that lottere of administration
on the estate ot Walter C. Res-, late of Altoona. Blair enn
'l,‘®i"A mTt lV. eiri Granted to the undersigned, reading
as aforesaid. All persons Indebted to siiul estato are
quested h. make immediate payment; and those hivlnr
da ms will present them dnlyanthontl^slfoiittstUcifient;
April 10. ißmf-St. M,ARY ROE. J‘l((Unietralr!x. i
XTALUAHI,K KBA L BSTA!C|I F( )R
o.unij For <Urth«r particnlaM inquire oftho *ab*orllj#r
cither at n.vllida.vslmrs or Altoona.
•_Jan.Vitom.-tr
( _J.RKAT WALL PAPER i>EPOT.
V-J « have ju« received a very large an I splendid
stock oMtALL PAPER and UOBDKH. purchiwcd dSSct
fioni the mannftcfurers, willed enables tm to soil at orach
iim-er rates than those who buy smalt nmUiMtleji ttom sec
ond hands. 3te invite those -wishirijr to pnrchaae tO call
and examine our stock. ' 5.4 J. tOWTHBE
i'cbnury 3, ISOO.-3m. ■■
■rSAULIOX.—WHERBA S M Y WIFE
\y has left my bed and board wfthont anyliist cadse dr
fd3tsxkt!fsi
T BVI’S PREPARATIQJf POU W
MICE’ XOAC|iBB, ANTB.u(I
Ued-lmg»wWioat dingtrr la its asa
cw> for «a>oat the Drag Store of
Jaa - s^ ,gl^tf l ' : '' •' ' v V-' <?. >?■ KJESSIffB. ■.
i7r.0C8.-THK BEST QUALITY 0»
-irar
r UMBKiI £oli SAL&
1 J 6SINOLBB, socuyv i,iTTnw •
lon-Mt. >..r Osh.. Apjily trt . JrtlTN* J*fTOKMAKBR*
AND MOLASSES BY TBB
OOrotß-BTTHEBAQ v ftruteWbcteMk
only added.
Jaa. 26,1860.
GAIX AT THE NEW FLQUK'Pti).
TI8I0N.;»Kl® AN» VABtm
HOUSE AKOTOt
X- to th,
Altoona. Ptb. 9. IMO.-tf.
DJSLIvjBKfiJ) r
- CBAMf*
Jan. 36, 1860.
QiIQqEKIJSS^
iHu-
raiir JOHNSON,
at m t
TH & SON’S
J. D. MET.
C. JAGOABIV
25r