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THCBSDAT, MAY 24, 1860.
jMaaasßsmv^
HP-Where partial are unknown to naionr ralefor
inadrai^«^*g9|^#wfr«a ;
tewnjwrMns.’
BiadrektlMmenU offering to pay at ot ttae? «#•#■
%b«re aarertlaemente
mm»j, one. ftve or
adtertiaer the foilbene«tol«ih mm. _v-\ ,
moat inflnential «jid .largest eircnUUag
kewjjpapefaln.the United- SUteaand.tlie OanaiUa. TOtey
a**aaUioriaed to contraet'for M at Ottr lateetf raitx.
Giupftgp Convention. ■
: Tfie Convention which met
atfCbicago op Ifche 16tb inst., Dominated
Hon. Abram Lincoln, oflllinois, for Pre
flident, and Hot). 'Hannibal Hamlin, of
Mdine, fbr Vice the former on
the third and tbe latter .on the second bal
lot.. Gen, Cameron, of this State, was
withdrawn after the first ballot. The Penn
sylvania delegation did not give him an unir
ted vote on first ballot as it was said that
it would. There were men in that dele
gation against whom Canaeron had array
ed himself on previous occasions* and com
passed their defeat, and now, when they
had the opportunity, they paid him back
in ; his own coin. Judging irom the pub
lished speeches of Lincoln, he is as much
Of f an “ irrepressible conflict” man as
Seward, and must of course be equally ac
ceptable to the party. Hamlin, the can
didate for Vice President, is, we doubt
not, -the better man of the two. What ef
fect ithis nomination will have upon that
made at Baltimore some two weeks since,
we can not tell, , but wc suppose the Union
party will insist upon -Sell staying in the
field. In this pvent, the result is* easily
conjectured.
The nomination of Lincoln and Hamlin
is received yyitb muoh.enthusiasm through
outall parts of tbe North, and especially
in the North-west, where Lincoln is very
papular, and where Douglas alone could
hope to make a contest against blip.
TERRIBLE TORNADO.
On Monday evening last, the mqst de
structive tornado ever known visited
Cincinnati. The storm came, from the
north west, and appeared to be a cloud,
densely black, extending two miles in
breadth, and rushing, forward with fear
ful rapidity, accompanied by thunder and
lightning and torrents of rain. The dam
age-done in the city by the blowing down
and uurpofipg of houses was immense,
and the loss .will probably reqoh 8500,-
OQO. *k large number of persons were
iijored, and as “far as heard from six
persons were killed. The steeples aid
roofs oi almoat every church and public
Building in the cfty besides .thofe fif a
number of dwellings were blown down or
damaged. Walls were blown down and
fell, upon occupied houses, injuring pnd
killing the inmates. The telegraph
ipT eycay, direction were prostrated;
quently but little is known ofthe damage
in the-oountry. The railroads leading to
Cincinnati were covered with trees which
: Thetailxoad £opot
: 4e»°lisbed.
gardepH wate deatroyed. «dong
theriv,enraged with fearful violdndej *nd
great fears are entertained Tor'the* steam
. Boats auad which werp. .on sb«
The
Wqft boat were aaveduud ;3fcoof
the United States* -The original was
bwnt in the great fire at 1 Jeddo two
y<to6 ago. The copy in Japanese was
°This they with them, and
a/bdpy of itj (hot signed.} and a letter
fromJfe?JCycpon to the President of the
Uxut4dsfetes. = •
Atlantic Monthly for June is
replete, as usual, with- substantial reading
Saving a continuation of the series
which have made it so deser
jppular. To all who wish a month
ly containing really valuable matter, cal-1
instruct os well as amuse, we j
for the Atlantic
j Phblished • at%os-:
vSiif me ȣ '' '' "
Pennsylvania Bailroad Burnings.
•'Tl^folloi^g ; i^/->. II! . *
of the Pennsylvania i inn i• i |i '-iii * i|Tipjifrm , - species os'; t
months of Jt»t « oMba%': R o Sj;i„k Jfoi ‘Rsr.W>
an.'the.bnsumssof rfffliiiinliiiilfilm ?**»-*• “CMnr’s.” «*S>
..*V'‘ -of* steamboat, and oh
-cSSS-
year: Powder, &c,
146,877 "WV>»V v» ‘'a»Si^»*'BßB»-'
«maoM Parker, Ants—Moths—Mos^ultoes^Pleas— lnsectson Plante—lur j
,«r-secfonn Animals, 4ic,^4fc- UifiAwSy form >W species
• ■'Tf jj,: ■r, / " . persons traveling'from the Eastern 0 j- \r;gjonN.
January
February, 87.746 «H. 438 10,612 40#,7«fi , Mississippi to inquire for the steamer Canada, Capt. J. W. Vost office—the City Prison* and SUtion Booses—the City
““£*» ass!*!? tO«ff Ml*-**- ' ; Steaniert. Ship*. 4c-lthe City Hotels, “Astor,” "St. Ni-‘
ipru, ag * s ” _____ J,T ___ I : Aftw passing, several importanttowps end points of, ;j dfolamr-ke;—gndijby
Total, _ $472027 sMB6,auO 51,870,631 trade down the riter, weOrrivediei* pviningwta Druggists'and eWrytrtioro sett them.
from January lot to May Ist, buque, 166 milesbefow Lacrosse. Donleith is on the east- 1 gg-Wholeaaie Apmtsin aU the large Cities.
thfoplaoaiiußlls4l»ewe*t- -t 2Sc.,"6oc_ and $1 boxes, bottle*, flasks. ‘
"®yj WBlparOT:‘Wini MW? jenoa ID . 0».: . Illinois Central B. B. Jt bears the ! jj ffewsrelMof spurious Imitations. Examine each
Sundries. **o. ! appearanceoflfoViurbewaptaceofoomWerabfe business, •■, .Box. Bottle and Flask, and take nothing but "CostarV'
1 fra*.** jwr *t4m* >»r6i*: nolmvie, , s»*su» n*«t
*•' ifflf ■ .. ,
—V ‘ V--- ■;■; . •:.* ggp-Addrcss orders—or for •‘circnlsr to Dealers" to
"■■' i* 8 *^ 77 i A«m «twUliw tbrongh this dilspidsied for a UENRY E. COSTAft,
’ 1 for MftrdQ, (ss§l- 1 eonple ofhunts, 1 proceeded to the ticket office at the 111; PiuncieaL Depot, 410 Dsoadwat, N. T
0eBt !“ »• ****** *&s*' *' ** w fowby o. w. K^er..Aituooa.
i : %Pr> t t *'%•■ r seHeisotmty.llUjuriiß-afow minutm.ire wereapeedlog March 29, ISOO.-Sm.
mnglD ’XUODtb hetore in the QJ the onr wayow the Tart ptßirio. landa,a grelß parrof whk-h __
rpad,.except Anril, 1856,4 ll« earnings of is in a state of oulUration. This is a first Class Kail
*iuoh exoeeM SeMiOOO. ' The earning,
of ihe months of. JB6O exceed i At Men<tota flcrenil tcilns trriro and depart at tbo mme
'it *• ••W-' •j« • a time And a wel) posted in Railroading* will
those, of the .same period in anj previous Btand B prutty of either taking the wrong trrin
yOftT .siuoe .the opooing of the road to or being left to take the next. Being well skilled in rail
hnnitiAaa ‘ ’ S' roadtug, I proceeded at opco to the ticket ofl)Ce, as all
DUSIUeSBi ,1" railroad travelers should do, to get information' in regard
: |o the departure of trains, but 10, when 1 came there, 1, for
the first time in my life, could not get . the information
sought for at a : railroad ticket office, if the railroad com
panies centering here employ their men for the purpose
of insulting gentlemen or treating them with silent con'
tempt, and refusing to take Illinois rags for tickets at
their offices, without giving their reasons for so doing, then
I would consider them faithful employees. But 1 don’t
think it is desire of the officers of those companies to
hare them thus treated, and therefore I would advise them
tlmt.it would be considerable to their interest to keep an
eye to that point. After thus rebuffed by the em
ployees about this depot! I groped my way in the dark to
; the train which I presurped was going the way I wished
I! to travel, entered the car and obtained the desired informa
tion from a passenger. In.a few minutes we were on our
(“wny;aeain, roiling over the vast prairies towards Arlington
! where lam at present I shall spend a few days here and
tbefi proceed to Chicago, where some of the great men of
the nation-are now assembling to put in nonination a can
didate for the Presidency to represent the' Peoples’- Party
of this Union at the next election.
April,lB6o,
1860,
lucre*** in 1860,
Gen. La Veg a Shot. —It is stated that
Geo. La Tega, recently taken prisoner at
San Luis Potosi by tbn has
been shot. It will beremembered that
he was captured by Gapt. May at Rcsaca
de laPalma, and subsequently at Cvrrp
Gordo. All prisoners taken with Gen.
La Vega at San Luis were shot. ■
tSf* Arthur's Ladies' Home Magazine
for June has been received. "It contains
a neat steel engraving entitled “ The Wri
ting Lesson,” and a beautiful fashion
plate, together with Arthur’s usual good
'selection of reading matter. Price $2 per
annum. T. S. Arthur & Co., Philad?.
PEN AND SCISSORS
-o®, During the six days preceding Monday week,
inches,ofratu fell.
J#®-There is now seventy-throe miles. of passenger rail
way in Philadelphia.;
Oft. The seventeen year locusts have appeared in the vi
cinity of FrndeHoksfturg, Va.
J)®-AII the rage—Straw and chip tyles with a piece Of
twine around them. Only 10 cents a grab.
ft®, Mrs. Herr lias retired from Heir’s Hotel, Harris
burg, and is succeeded by llr.Brenford of Somersetcounty.
a®. It generally follows that a man gets mad. when bit
ten by. a dug, whether raid dog bos the hydrophobia or not.
S®- The admirers of-Keenan ore raising a testimonial
fund for him, which they expect to raise to $25,000 or
$30,000. r’
A meeting of the Blair coanty Medical Society will
be held at Springfield Furnace on Wednesday nest, the
30th last.
ft®. The grain crops are said never to have presented a
more promising appearance than at present, at this season;
of.the year.
«£-A hew temperance society has been organized In
Bedford styled-the Bedford Temperance 1 Society. It takes
the place of the Washingtonian Society.
ft®. In trouble again—Campbell of the Bloirsville He
cord. He has been sued fur libel by the editor of the In
diana, True American.
young lady of Cincinnati, Jnst.retorned from Eu*
rope, says that an aristocratic Englishman asked Jier if
Cincinnati was a slave State.
JI&- fashionable—pngil ist ic encounters’ between (he
youngsters, since the great international “mill.’' Occa»
sionaily they result ip flattened probosis or draped eyo-
Uds. '
'IJJuThe Indiana American says that a pike nearly three
feet long and weighing 18 lbs, was caught in the Blairs
ville dam, a short time Since. What a whopper—of a fib,
or a pike.
O'The Union Club, of Lancaster city, testified their
approbation, of,the nomination of Don. John Bell, by ring
toft a large number of belli, for an honr or two, at their
clnbtoom. ' THE LIFE OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE, WIFE
of NAPOLEON 1. by Cecil B. Haktut, author of Life of
1 .'O* The BegHter hoists the names of Lincoln and Ham* :<> Colonel David Crockett,” “Colonel Daniel Boone,”etc.,
Hh to its mast-head. How about the 14th plank in the etc., with a splendid port ait engravedoh steel, -no vol.
XT, ~ . ... _.. . , ume, 12mo„ cloth. 377 pages. Price $1.50. And upon
««»■ rmt *m- f* receipt of the price, witfc Mceuts additional for postage.
Ajmertcanfaim, Judge? - n copy of thc Boob. together with a handsome present,
■ ; ' . . _ , T „ , . worth from 60 cents to $lOO, Will be sent to any address
- *9*. - <* SjjCte. in the United Statie.
Newton Hamilton, was drowned in aj-un at that place, on ' FROM THE PREFACE
Friday wbeJL - The body was swept dht Into the river add Tho Emprew Josephine was one of the moet remarkable
has ; not : h9en recovered. ' ' % of all the extraordinary characters who rose into conspicu
49T.Frpm the accounts given in the papers published out* public position* la consequence of the French Reyolu-
Jnniata,we learn that .the damage done to the t( on . Wonderful were the events of her life. With the
catted, antUmllyldnal property by tbo late rain ' kindest and most affectionate of human hearts. She united
Uta is peaier Htan that of any prpyi -us Apod- , j the sternest principles of rectitude anil a comprehensive
'■gautho.editorof oneofthe Maine pupera gays hebas genius. |
hwi* pliir ofbodtsgiven him, were' so tighttHM now
tl»y oamfrvdty of ateontthme
>e Motived his pnniahmAt • r j his'empire have heep/wreridd- If is wpr-.hy ofno
ehi. «w AJ .• iice thial tWSppUtfcil futres^Nbm»d abitttytaf be^aJnher-
thit onr old iriend wd partoer, A. J- Napoleon Hland
Oryw.iskboutto commencethe publication of anew pa- ■J™ ?■'■■■ r ivm.-™, Ir c „„, n uril
C&n j f f”*' DOW ,
I
, d^ , ;ls6^I r »d r^in * r y Suicide.—A ipan pamedßrattt , w bich.ahe displayed amidst the most amazing
j notonlyanexceedihgly inter
caine 'days ago. froth a most extraordl- bnt aLhigihly insiieueUvd lessonUoallwho read her
: Sp fclwlfo j
partaken of twenty-one boiled eggs at ojm j&f* ■ c h»Uenge otOTpairikpn with J4p»t of any other historical ;
' r . ,
villaii kicktd the bucket, and wiU eat no tnore eggathw . ‘ jo^yhe f copstalitly looked fothegldry_of Prance and !
•itfo ofJbrdon. - : . - - - ■ ■ | tho'fomedf her husbftndaa the two mbst desirable objects.
49” A Flare Up —Sehnableand Blackhavo hadavfcry Whwi Napoleon deaircdw;perp«t‘uato Lis dynasty,by a see- .
aUercatiob Odvoie t>mmifiee.' Jnilge ; o pd iiiarriage wfakb yield him a male heir to his
Black: Fee present at te*tigu>nyr iy4iiBt>wn irqn^l,:
and
and put Jlnlkis 'Hiis trim woman Sfrgot all but their
V'c-'ic.
waa, whleh yemsof li^ed-tw^wni^b^ Iwt ttet sfe had been, ls w.U «t«tJo|or T AS. W. RIBG W GOLD
noimeed him In the most offensive term* tidying those ; : ; , H&gSS™* b J “ b< ? ; »•«<»* of Sow** 3<cOtoamry;«iiJly ht to?.
t jTOMIS A* *^S-'Ssi-CMfi on^rl^U^of^e.
freedom. Judge Block left the room, and Was ftUowediy K& With o*'i&der JW 0 " '«««?**? T* 0 £“?* ww»faW««v' wfcfth*« #fll settatUMr prlcSs/on reawm- f " 8s«-Caeb °n ““0™» MB?WU>% A
Ur.Schnftble, who continued .to stigmatiae fuii ! yatM^j' l j .v faeneral Aaents &*&a large of K» | M*'r V %*» **"'
corridors, and In the presence of astonished qwetatort,— sln^J car*, and it ii hopdd that thobook will be found re- :<J3pW«fc# T«s> V» .■*»» UeneraJ , Agent* jjfcfc *«**. edtaK(|i«Srki) wfeieflbr ! ■ —r—
Both i>4rU«i threaten criminal prosecution. “ ' S i Ufdteas-wellas entertaining. Fulloftrnth, yet itis the for both.—iaiorence. Jf<m., Sentinel. j M
"HI Pittsburgh, who has just Wstumed of jliography., .[ -, V -' *# •-* ** **»* nil
*_,*<*. A*>' (BAPSAGB STW^R,
the first i
. • Ken 1 , Si<&ir- 'topay postage, by addressing the publisher, whotsdesir- -»nr»«o^^n*-«h^jnM^i. ' l
,s#«*•« -m ■: «r- ; sSk«SSSSS.® ? SS' s
ptjmpod thirty4wobarrdt, which were “T A cejtU * ! 'j' ■£ ■}■' ’
to Pittsburgh. On the same day _ . The Presents are of good quality and of OiebMt Manu- p^„^^^ r :the onrsof Fever and Ague. Bio steady and /V |
to the Franklin Oil Company commenced to Ifcw.Wj factnre. and comprise adarge iDO rIm made tor thV“ blttrrtu«andthO + I
the top of Oio conductor, ~
flowed into the Allegheny river. era * 1 -SaaMa Obutljiii JW W,«•*•« jr^Wi^^fjgr'iih*
operation, and tubs, tjonrela were , :;, mailed to you free of expense, an<tone ttiiu wffl mtGiinf Firmy and dgnn, T>r rnTntniiftriilntonittrb v*
to save the trcaiure. Hund«ds of people «o» tot&t plabe jo
gregated 4d»ut the Well, afid tHol book r’
'. p ° hU^ieTi luld |*o^
Western Corregpomlfaapoet
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TEE LIFE OP GENERAL BAMOEL HODSTON, THE
Hunter, Warrior, Patriot and Texan Hero. The only au
thentic memoir of him ever published. One volume.
12m0.. cloth; 402 pages, with illustiations. Price $l.OO. '
And -upon receipt of the price and 21 cents additional for
postage, a copy of the book, together with a handsome
present, worth front 50 cents to $lOO, will be sent to any
address in tho United Stutcs. G. 6. Evans. Philadelphia. ;
“ There is no campaign in modern military history which
for its extent, although attended with such disastrous re- ,
suits, although eventually eliding in the liberty of the Re- |
public, than that conducted-by General Samuel Houston, '
during the year 1830-37 in the defence of Americana then
settled upon tl» frontiers of Mexico. In a brief period,
with a small band of Heroes hastily raised en masse, and
illy armed and accoutred, the brilliant defence of the Alamo,
was made forever glorious by the Woody massgere, perpe
trated by the Mexicans. This unfrtunate event which
showed valuable lessons and glorious illustrations of the va
[ lor of our citizen soldier®, aud of the genius of the Great
Chief and Hero, ought not to be forgotten or hastily glan
! cod over. It is believed that the campaign during the Tex
an war has not received folljustice in the narratives which
' were published, the numerous merits of which were mar
i red by serious errors. By comporiu g these various versious
{'■and by consultation with those who played prominent parts
1 in this event of iour history, it is believed that the Biogra
i phy of the Texan Hero, which is divested of cumbrous de
) tails of military technicalities, Is as faithful and exact os it
| 1s practicable to render a narrative of this description.
1 The sole desire ol the author has been to do full justice
j to American valor and patriotism, and to present truthful
and vivid pictures of Unit memorable war, and of the con
duct of the Great Chief, who, springing from the people, a
frontier warrior, without science, hrt or experience in mil
itary affaire, was enabled through tin- smiles of Providence,
by his stout heart, his sagacious ino-llect. and ardent pa
triotism. to repel, punish and nearly destroy some of the
most mercenary soldiers that ' were over sent forth bjt any
power on earth. Ought such deeds bo permitted to fade
from the memories of a patriotic people ? No: it is a ro
proach to the present generation. is not mere
spirit ezeicised by our government in deluding the rights
of onr citizens and extending that protection to them which
has ever been sanctioned by every true son of liberty
Address
Tours WINNEBAGO.
BOOK NOTICES.
V\ GEOBGEU. iiVANS, Publisher,
No. 139 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
notices.
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. DK. CUEKSBMAS’S PILLS
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those irregularities and obstructions which bare consigned I
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«»»* O*«UX « KOtOf M InMMBt •»««•» ****
made(BtopwrelnaMt,andon toth*«nd*tog«*»
quoth Shatopeaio.
tV enintngnf men’a fan— thf the nnconth muaer in
sad well, *4Sp"*' **» ,
foraus of emD ftih« Wrown SJrtne Chrthing
Hall of
Wo •Mtf M* »W^:|gii»ent»
tor , !*
TOOTf^ICUE.
Thin
Wm In W ft,' whUh Is put np
i in bottles and soldat 35 cenks each. It is an excellent
medicine, when diluted, for spongy and tender gams, and
. li wcath pricOtosJil who, naed.it, Jdd hero,
by G. Wi Heeshr, Druggist. I
Jan. 12,1859. —hj-
l mm* w *
MO;£*^itOON*
"117 HERE MAY BE HJ^AJ^THE
YY popular WblicatkW^SSWtfi
JVeto York Wttklg,
Scientific A«£r
• JHcmYcfi
■fUp-t
S?' Jlj
BaUnu l e T P(dortat - «
Knott LetUt’t lU. German Ptper,
JJle iU tut rated Vltorid, {Gentian,)
The JfewTori CHtfer,
SaliemedTVUceGaedie,"
United States PUict Gazette, '
Beaton Piled, ; ,
//am JottmoK ■ •■••,' Atnner X*yht%
Spiritual Telegraph, j UWf-ty JWbnnt,
Porter 3 ) Spirit, | I l’ bi f trat^l
Frank UOiF t Budget <>f Fun, iankeeNotumt,
Altexma Tribmi. iVi* A«*.
DAILIES:
Philadelphia Preu, * i
Puma Ledger, iVew Kw* IW£»n<%
Jhttdmrgh True Preu,' -Mnbjfeffc ....
Korih American, i ' /VftifrurflA CkruntcU,
Evening Bulletin, Eeenind Argue, "rtniwylratunn.
To which will be addedthe mw publications a* they appear.
MaeaiiuM. Novels and Romance*, Miscellaneous Books,
School Books. Copy Books’, Slates, Ren*. Pencils, Inks,
Cap and Letter Roperj. ■ nvclopcs, Drawing and
Tissue Paper, Blank jßobks altd In fcfct every
thing in ttie Stationary line. Toys, No
tions and GgnwSJafovery Variety. Pic
tmes and PScture Pram**, Aft;
«a_ A choice lot of COS R KCTION BRIBB, of every; tari
etfJUso. TOBACCO anfISKOARB of the best quality.
\j b We are sole Wbd|(<aule and RotaH Agent, isi uift
county, for KOUN'S OKLKBKATKD BALTE. ltdoe* pos
itively cure all sores to which it is Try B.
7_ t f | f H. FETTINOEB.
" i I § I
i| * *«
.Jj.Jb ■£ • 2 ®
. Ce] ■ ' f
*■ Ph «|ilf |i B
►* §|li« §S o r 6
O r_-i S 3 Im a I oS
q hh * Pi a S.i««
H o It's I*l W
. c_l lpll*gl §g
8 ~ I §9l tKH l S «
8 H tflifSM
& "P- mil
/‘"‘S ifi I g i*- |
L J B-3 2 M s*• V
rirc it- s‘j
. °a i
lJ L | gs- I
Pure OM C
rpilE IJNIVE
§_ which is given to.
only PUBIS BRANDY C
MEDIC IN
known, which 16 fully C(
siclana \Vhohave used
For Summer Goi
f A Cure is g\iaran
as it will effectually:
Diarrhoea &
AS A t
TUe pure qjticle U
and St
Dispepsia, Ftatulm
Low Spirits, G
! ness, Lii
Physician#, who ban
it in, the most flutterinj
to the numerous letter
A. HAR'
Solo lYholesale a
Not. 10, 1859.
GREA
■-lot« U-b- - - --- —•>- -'
| n ; im --iaV; ,^;l;
•'V*i
, • --tc K*
roN’s
it awba Brandy.
iSAL PREFERENCE
his brand shows that it is the
r,<.
rrohorated by all practicing phy
t In their practice,
iplaints with Children,
ted or the money will be re
funded.
etjevo that eviction, ns well »'
Ppwel Complaint,
(EVERAGE.
vgetlier superior, ami a sovereign
KK BKMBDY for
cy, Grimy. Colie, Languor,
miral Debility, Nervo us
er Complaint, etc.'.
tuied it fn their practice,, speak of
terms, as will bo seen by reference
Sod certificates. '
! A CO., Projirietprs, Cincinnati.
A. ROUSH,
id Retail Agent for Blair county.
OPENING-
AN D SUMMER
C£) « -
lAN HAS .JUST RB
ed athis old stand, on Virginia at*
ssbrtment of seasonable goqjds, com
s. Ini "
lawks, cmeuAus, exbrot-
OSLEKF d'GLOms. an* all Tarie
ot LADIES DUESSGOOD& ■.
/eortraent of goods for gentlemen's
and Vesting*. '
Hardware, Qneenawfre and"
)OERIES,
•
OESi SAITOHS, &Q., ,
which equal to any in the ipsrkat,
Wged mj store-room, I canqiw
creased stock to better ■ adran t*ge
r InTlte eTerybody to call. ,
jRV -? . ’’i f .. i • •■ ■:
cSheetiifcitM&rc,
tin <>, &a.
I' I '
SlMtfLtil Poaffijsntw6lßnk.ir~.
Board 8 HixfcxfSO, SbtUontry Tuition $33, «*&, g^
Vsual time to complete a tall course, from 0 tnio
IWOto^OOO.
, . Student* entur *t H| tlmo-rSo Vacation-Review,,
! pleasure. .' 1
Tint Premium* Ibr Beet Business Writ in* t.r isjs .
o»tvedat Pittsburgh. Phlladsiphta and Ohio .ttate Pairs *
Also, .t the principal Wire of the.Cnion t>r the pest f o >r
.years. - .. ,
OrnsmenStri'Writing andKmbsilisbedVW w ef the CouJl*
enclose flee letter stamp* to I. W. JRSKINS/*^
Sepk.B% Pittsburgh,
CLOTHING STORE.
SPIKSIUOSNQt OF GOODS!!
rr*H» SUBSQBIBERS HAVE JUST
i'Jfc received at tbeli.Stw*. on Main SL, a largu stock of
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
to which tliey hrrlte'the persons in needof
BBABY-MAI» ClOtaUiQ, ,
BOOTS" A SHOES.
■; They flatter themseros tltey never had a. betterusott
men* than that,now on ha ml. and that consequently they
never were better prepared to meet the wants of their cus.
towers and friends. All-their arrangements have i*,.
made with a View large and prosperous butiotH.—
Therefore we invite a call from one amjisU. Don’t fornt
the place. , •
ETTINOEfr * XJLLMAK’S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
If you. would be suited, come quickly—hat donTsllconw
just at the same time.! At all events coma and hats tuur
want# supplied. „i . '
Our goods are all maaufectuted hr ourselves in out ora
manufactory iu the city, consoquantly we nro enabled to
sell prices lover than thoao.yf.any olher LesUtiUthoieot
in the placed ' .
■ Muwdfes fbr any artfcle'ofclothing, or fbr whole unit*,
taken ot the store and the articles furnished uh. short na
tice. ETTI.NOLK i CtLMVN
April 5,1880.
B EfVTnWBR & UU»IAN,
WHOLESALE CLOTHING,
2ft) 107 Itorih ■’Pkird St. above Arch ,
MEHC HANTS
VISITING PHILADELPHIA.
Will find it to their advantage to call and ex
< '' amine their stock.
A LL THE CLOTHING SOLD BY
/~\ this flrtais manaEßStnred under their own personal
aupervbion. and thsy can therefore guarantee their goods
to all who purchase from them.
They have BRANCHES of tbetr; House establiahed
At ' '
TYRONE, ALTOONA, & WILLMORE,
For the retailing Of their Goods, and they flatter (hom
bclvcs that they oan furnish’the public with
tivthing better and at lower price than can be get else
whore. [April 26,’9).-
TTEBNAN AND SAYERS!
JESSE SMITH,
Would respectfully inform the citiaona of Altoona end
vicinity that he has just arrived (Tom the oily with a Urge
and splendid stock of
HATS ■■ OF
AND Hi ALL
CAPS, STYLES,
For Spring and Wear,
oi every'color and shape. Also, a good assortment of
Hisses and Children’* Plate,
MEN AND BOYS’ STB AW HATS,
of different varieties, all of which will bo' sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Persons in Want of anything in the above line, will
please give me n cull before purchasing elsewhere, as 1 ain
determined to sell at the very lowest possible prices.
Store on Virginia street, opposite the Lutheran church.
Altoona, Mav 3, 1860-tC. JESSE SMITH.
Beto Boofc &to«.
riIHK SUBSHTOER HAS LATELY
1 o pcnod a BOOK STORK next door to n'm/gtm
the corner utVirgmai and Awiic ttruii,
where way be found dMmSW
Old and Standard Authors, New Vttbliealm,t
Light, Literature, Periodicals <ind Staple and
Fancy Stationery in large varieties.
Also, a new and very select lot of SHEET UCBIC JIBSIO
BOOKS and "MUSICAL nfSTUCHESTS. The citwn* rf
Altoofaa art respectfully invited to coll.
fcVLjUI orders attended to with promptness and mjpattH
• Altoona. 'Stir. 3, 1 1859-tf It. SMITH.
SAMuetewAsr.
W. M CORMLY tk CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
DEALERS IN
FIjOUR, grain, seeds,
BACON, MESS PORK,
tmi&y beef,
HAMS, CHEESE,
tRONi, HAIEB, GLASS, So-, to.
NO. LIBERTY STREET,
its*W'Vk on, pa.
! QHI OH!l OHM! r
WEp GOT THEM I
150,000 ROLLS «F
W A t I- P A P ER •
'%:■ T OI MATCH. •
GOLD PAPiB FOR
iJslm TdtM’mid Gol<t
rt&Smfae Wiill and Chamber patterns. , ,
of roll* at JsEt|*ni*n«,«>ilthon»iin<l«*.
WSP Look far tke Stnptd Frpnt.
Slash's; 18flO.-2m .
S' ?■
• COURT- salb.^2
V / virtue of on order of the
counts, tho nuderticne4 will expose to sol*, Iw*^ l
»rim6sbtfctfW oTJohnßowm**
of AUooiui, on XJ7EBDAT. the 12th day of JO>b. » >
oto o’clock In th? Afternoon-;-- .—..nflmdrit®* 18
The one-eljjhtleth undivided pm t of a fl»
|d logon township. Blelr courtly, obout foie,'
2LSrv A**'*
FOtt VaLB BY A. EOC3DT, ALTOONA) pE - V : K A
May 8, iB6O.
rnHl4 VEUY BJSST
1 -FiOUft. from the cekbroUd UK*?
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• '•HiiM'to# ■•-llwleeek'K-' ’ *■ l?!r..= -as--
penters62.
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