irgest!!
.
ic and /toßinre, ~
iou $35, entire Sth
■ from C 1010 wtsfc*
nuanteed
iiiiaaas and qtUfijlJJj
acat ||
nting f.r m»
Oliio Stntq
jn for the pa«t to',r
•rice,
iu'iib of BunineiaiAij
' iew of the Coll**,
W. jknkinsT’
.Pittsburgh, p r . i
?ORE.
GOODS!!
lA.VE JUST
>t-i a large gtnek of
Cr GOODS ,
1 persons la nood if
KING, f
bad a better n**ptj.
consequsDtlyytJMsr
i wnnu of thilr cns.
jimeuu have bs3f
il<oro6» basinets,—
d all. Don’t tofgVt
N’S
OHITJM.
—but dtm'tullcoim
iuip wid have jour
irsdte* in our. owp
'■a are enabled'tS
llicr citaUUihtnent
nr for whole Unite,
iLshcd on abort ne-
Ult & VLUfXtI: X
iW»AWi-i
lifts,’
'love Arch ,
TS
ivLpmx,
■o call and ex-
i SOLD BY
heir own personal
antec their roods
House estaiilUhed
ILLMORE,-
ilicy flatter thein
" ith lhaiy-iliitle,
au can ho got clso
[April 38, ’flO. '
J
I > 1
iS 1
H, . i
i of Altoona and
o citywith.e Urge
OF
ALL
PYLES,
er Wear,
rxl assortment, of
flats,
AW HATS,
i will bo sold
SIT.
ir- above line, wilt
cl-c where; as lath
'-•itilc price*,
r.iitbcrnn rlmrrli.
JKSSK SMITH.
tore.
* LATELY
/■Mm
ftp VnhUealion ,t
ml Staple and
varieties.
:t music, music
s. Tlio citiw«n»,of
itiu «■! and tlii" patch.
It. SMITH.
tvm. cccnr
3l CQi)
>€ER$,
SEEDS,
>ORK,
CHEESE,
OiC., &c.
STREEY,
r a .
■tit
HEM !
OF
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rrcii. .
aper fob
(iicnsandsO, 8 W>d
■•tiM. Ceiling*/^®?
aiisiiaU,
o;j> STAMP,
,war Fourtlh )
.'‘iuihurgh. r»-
AALK.—BY
Court of Blair
■ j!i! i>y i' ubli ®°“h
..n. in the borough
.f JUNE, next, »t
tiactwrianddltiwW
u a mile from «i;j.
■, r-UagirtyJ»rm»
the north brands
•; on tl.o south by
t t,v lands of Job*
m rind .Med lather*.
>:t sale. ’
L-UKIIOhTIKri.
,-.. j .lAwe, a< c "•
0%
ONA. PB-VK’A.
ktiolK of
wietown mil****
and got» ■•JJKJ*
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BA I ■
...rai Tr»in Eaut haverS^S p;St
« Weat “ 7.40 A. M. “ A. 31.
' » But ■“ VHb M * “ I*2o A. M.
(f ■■ West '« “ B*4o P. M.
„„ » Sot “ 7,16 A.M.. « 7-SOA,;M.
T « West “ “ ,7*lo JP. M.
notUDATSBDRO BIIANCU connects with Kxpreu
’cfiw nod West, Matt TnOn'Bwt aodWeat.
ivMANA BitAKCH TltAlN&Conoeet with John*town
i«wnmpdatio lr i.Trein Way
ffl&Sirt apd^t^Tf^Tl^rd.
Gen'l • Supt.
*“ . - ■ • • . ' ' ' V! ' -■■"!•■ ■
LOCAL LfsBMS.
I MwmW* or fBZ community
I ii hardened With -a u|[iTidanls who
I feo'ii their espial
I (Tithing originate, and with
I irtrjbody who will notthjnk as they do. No
I iie| finds, out ; this cluss>of bemgasooner than
I ||(''local reporter of -On this
I point our oo’.emporary of the Cleveland Plain-:
I iuitr gives some “ homethrusts,” which we
I W pr entire. He says:—“ Those who are most
I ictili to give reporters items -we the first to
I growl at “mistakes.” Those who. having items
I rf interest, take special pains, to avoid reporters
H this class is by no means small—swear
■ loudest at whot they are.pleased to, call the
I sapidity of “ the papers*” Reporter# mean to
I bjitr. They have no object in being other-
I fise. They seek the trath. Like &|r. Thomas
I Bredgriud, what they'want Is—“facts.” And
I if persons withhold, facts from reporters, can
I dog them to write items on the 'strength of fly-
I ugramor; they have no right to complain of
I (irors. The best way, gents, when youhavenn
I atm is to unbosom yourself to the reporter at
I DBCfl. But if you won't do this, don’t "flatter
I yonrsclf that you can trouble thorn by swearing
I itihem. They have skins like rhinoceroses,
I udean great deal.” That’s a fact, Kr-
I mans, they can stand a great deal; and if they
I ualdn’t, they wouldn’t.play local reporter very
I long- We have been compelled to call items of:
I local interest from paragraphs published abroad
I -iaaccuratc, of course—while we.met and con-
I ftrsed with, persons almost daily who could
I lire informed us correctly, but did not, -and,
I (rue to the letter, ibose persons were the very
I Sat to growl about our mistakes, Cut-some
I limes it is too much of a condescension for peo-
I pie to furaiahajreporfer tbc particalara of
lin item; ho would not carnjjis money ,if hodid
I tot run around and hunt it- up himself. Com -
I fortable consolation] truly. Such persons should
Ibe the last to swear .about lack of interest in
I item columns Although expected to be, repor-
I law are not.-omnipresent. But one tiling is sure
I do hot expect to please everybody.— i
[ ' o i&oth,er chip’Vfrath fully says thatdbe one |
alio undertakes to do so “is an eminently eli- !
plble candidate for some quiet asylurii for tjic I
hapelesalyimhecUe. The best way for reporters I
it to to perform tbp duties of
their calling.are)], and pay no more attention to
tie growling of . the thick-skinned nhd thick
bhded than the whistling of the winds.”
Visiting.— . While on a riisit to the scenes of
our boyhood, in Mifflintown, on Monday last, we
dropped into the sahetnm of Bro. Davis, of the
Smtind, and fonndhiin justwhere we would ex.-
p«i tp find every country editor who makes his
money honorably,'by the sweat of hisbtow. i,e.:
it case, sticking type. There’s no use " going
roand the bush” ibout it, and we odinitand pro
clsim the fact, that .the country editorwho ex-
P«ct* to make a living-by publishing a' news
paper, must work himself Things looked .na
tural around ths Sentinel .office, as it was in it
itstHc first played the part of a " printer’s de
»il,” and acquired a knowledge of the "art pre
•emtive of all arte,” passed from the position
of devil tojonr, from Jour to foreman,, and final
lj landed in the editorial chair. But that which
boded most to mhke old things appear new
*S»tn, and called up scenes and circamstonces
long since forgotten, was to meet in the same,
place, our old “boss,” Col. Ai K. McClure, who
*“ alw there, on a visjt. Although he had
“Midernbly the start of ua in this wprld and
*ould of course be expected to keep nhead, yet
ai have little hopes-of ever attaining to the po
||tionh« how occupies before the people of the !
sUte. The Col. isjbojind to be an M- C., or i
or something else, some of these days, j
f nish him both, and something else into the |
; We found Davis “ all our fancy pain- j
iim.”—agoqd-natured, easy-going fellow, i
looking, and popular among tho ladies, as
•?i, editors are. ‘
Jfe also dropped intone sanctum of friend
■mail, of the Remitter,' and found him at case,
iflug the three-fold part of editor, foreman,
jour. He appears ,tp take times aboat ifl
M an y editor we know, prints a sound ad-
paper, and iswell supported by bis
ihe street we met our old partner, A ji
tt, %i who is idoWibttsUp engaged in ar
for the jtnbjieaiioii gf a new paper in
_ town, ; to be ttyled funi<*ta True Dmo
• From the apcpnetlie ; gflve up of thecon
*e judge ,H will fee the handsomest paper
8 ’tooiata Valley. Ad is a tasty workman,
gw up a neat
*****wcMsforihe sake of “nuld long
' : : L .
W Apqvp
he^<n| Wylf«toiA®ailife* i d ,||p
Af’ at Harrisburg,- 310. feet; atLewib*
w^«Bfeet ; at Huntingdon, 010 feet; at
Jn; ’ 885 feet; at Altoona, 1,108 feet; at
.?( ,lnQn i“ tf t >H tanned—
tig, i ° ~at Johnstown,
at Jpctien, I,!!:,
ttr ** feet • -at the canal .bridge
W*«*
A* ‘ .
IKEB, P. M.
1 ■ *
TOiHtary; friend, .MsjH. Wayiie,mmwithapac.
CMpnt im Prfday eyeninglsst, ih.tfae yard of the
Company, by which hie -right forearm We bro
■i&a.: • It appears that he, had stepped between
irere standing a short distance
apart,nndplaced his ams against the hamper
*f-ORe of-them for the purpose of mating .(tr—
sU|6 so doing, -the car behind him was otfn9
*J> suddenly and caught htealbo*, ahnsbwak
ing bis arm between them. • Hew&s also brais
ed a little about the body, bat aot seriously.—
Hfa arm wosdressed by Bn, Send ■&. Gemmill,
ind ite is dpiugas well as the ouronmatances bf
the oasewillodmit.. J ' '*V
Ahothmu—A littleoon of Mr. Samuel Pdl-
?of this place, was severely stunned, on
Monday lost, by a fall of 20 or 25 feet from
S tree ip the yard attached to "West Ward
school house. Jfte .was picked up and Car
ried home-in -an almost insensible state
A physician was summoned who-cxaininetl him
but found no ’bones hroben Boys should, be
careful how they'pertbrth Teats of agility among
the branches, pputll maynot-sscape so easily,as
this little an case they como down
before-they**e^»i^>^:;_v
Asdxßpp^^-at
this pJaoej,i bad three of
bis fingers badly .day last week,
hybeing caught in -the belting of a planing
machine! We one
of them amputated.
Asotbbb—A yonng.man named Spayd, resi
ding with his father,, on tbe farm of Capt. Ba
rney* near thie ,met with a singular and
severe accident .on Wednesday last. Be was
sitting on theffenpe,
when his feet on which they
were resting, apd hepras precipitated forward.
He instinctively threw his hands forward to
save himself from falling npbpihis face, which
he succeeded in .doing, -but at the expense of bis
left-forearm, both bones of which were broken
off oiose to the wrist. The fracture, which wag:
a most severe one, was reduced by Dr. Leisen
ring, but it will probably be some time before
the young man will have the use of his arm.—
Standard.
An6tbbb. — A Germanbutcher, residing in
Tyrone, had his leg boke, between the knee and
ankle, on Friday Inst, whilst engaged in a gpod
nntured tassel with , a friend.— lb.
rioRBiBLK AcOidest. —lt becomes our painful
duty this week,to chronicle another fatal acci
dent, resulting in the instant death of a little
son of Mr. Joseph. Bush, of this place, which
occurred at noon on Monday last. It appears
that a train of .cars had been cat at the crossing
on* Annie street, and the boy, in company with
another, was passing between them, when a lo
comotive struck the cars, causing them to come
together and knocking the boy under them. He
fell upon the track and two wheels passed over
his breast and right sfapnldeft qrushiusr h|s
bones, and yet, strange to say, not cutting the
skirt. How this could occur, we cannot under
stand, although we have no doubt of the truth
of it, ns we bare it from reliable witnesses who
were on the spot at the time. The boy was im
mediately picked op and medical aid summon
ed but all to no piprpose. as the vital spark had
fled. We sympathize with the parents of the
little boy in their sod bereavement; and
would again caution parents to keep their chil
dren away from the yard in this place, It has
made our blood run cold to witness the reckless
ness and fOol-hardy daring of some of the boys
about the yard* in, jumping off and' on to mov
ing trains. Be assured, boys. If yon persist in
thus showing your agility, your lives will pay
the forfeit sooner or later.
Result or a Joke.—tOq Friday afternoon last,
as one of our German citizens, who. is some
thing of a wag, was paSsing the store of a Jew
clothier, on Main street, he observed it was
looked up, and wisbingto have afittle sport, ho
procured a piece of crape and attached it to the :
handle of the olothjer’s store door. On the re
turn of the clothier, ft is said there was some
toll swearing doneT os he was not inclined to
treat the matter as a j jpke. The consequence
was that as soon as he met the person who had
I played the joke, hebegpn to pile up the invec
tives-pretty steep. The joker not feeling incli
ned to take, all that the olotfiier bad to say,
reached out with his right " mawley” and suc
ceeded in "getting in” a stunning blow above
the clothier’s " peepers.” The clothier return
ed but was short. They then closed for a hug
and.the fall, but a number of bystanders inter
fered and the edntest was declared drawn. So
touch for that joke. •
Resignation' and Appowtmkst.—Can. A. J».
Roumfort, who has so ably conducted the trans*
portotion business on the Division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, for the last ten
years, resigned' his positon, as. Superintendent
of the Division, on Monday week.
To fill this vacancy, the company has selected
Samuel J). Young, Rhg., who was but recently
appointed to the Superintendence of the Middle
Division. This will of oonrec involve the re*
of Mr. Ypnng to Hariisbnrg, and odds*
the catalogue of Temovals from ony.
t®wp» -incident to railroad life, which we regret.
Mr. came heye a stranger, about three
ninths sincp, but hip .affably (Uspositionsqpey
ipduced acquaintanceship and' made friends of
»U who* W mat He is folly competent to
fte position aringaed Wni, and
wißheaTiJimlaraffioer.
- Bap- —tpu Brijifcy evening Iwst, ar
the Express Train coming East was rounding ’
the cure on the West side of Idyalhnnnacreeh,
• distance from Lrtrolie, a rail gave way
nn(l precipitated the second passenger car dosha
an embankment some 25 or 80 feet high and
thS third almost half wav down, . sel
oqnd oar is.said to have turned entirely over and
landed on the bottom at the foot of the embank-
jet strange to say, no one, was danger*
ously injured, although some seven or eight
persons were more or less bruised, and one lady
had her arm broken. The only way in which
we can account for the escape of passengers,- in
aides of accidents like .the above, on the I’en&’a
8 8., is from that the ypajisenger card •
of thecompsoysre lt* is
"•' 3
>,j- v'v'- j'm .''•. ;r-
~ r” -U Tin i.rii., - t • ■■-■_ ■■■■■■■■
Cotroantu n Cntratm.— Hundreds of persons
destroy of'awbolo ’congregaiion, by
; a sneering, ivibpn i n a
! in terrupt
; by asuhbeocmrogaeit
is dangerous tothebcultL of the person. .This
neednot be. Dr; .kpjscr, of Pittabtugit, has
pocket, if you will take aldose
•bdfic# going to ebuhih, willullay alltiokling
and irritation of the fungi, and apeiaove-
Tanoe In its ose fir wiU Antirely
onre tbe disease. So,? don ’t cough any more in
church; think, of j)r. Eeyserand his Pectoral;
open yofar heart strings and purse strings, and
you will be a better atid happier man, and not
be looked upon - aso ueW h o annoys your neigh
bors. Ton con getit at G. W. £essler’e.
A Pic.NiC.-—A pl<s:oic I a picnic ! are we pot
to bare a pio nio djuring this fine weather?
Almost every paper rjrppick up contains an ac
count of a pleasant picnic to this dr that grove,
and details tbe pleasure enjoyed by the partici
pants. Can not tjhe the middle aged
folks or the old folks of Altoona get bp an ex
cursion to some of the neighboring groves or
mountain retreats'? What say the pleasure
seekers about a trip fiji to Wopsononock Now,
while tbe atmosphere is clear, is the very time
to enjoy the sights- from that point, and grand
sights they are. •.•Sfho will move in the matter?
We wish, to be -countediin for anything of the
kind. i
Two Men Killed—Two men,\named Shep
hard Grownover and. iGeorge Hampton, were
ran oyer and-kl Hedi near Mill Creek elation, by
the ExpreasTtnin going east, on Monday-wight
last- They were seen ;to leave Huntingdon in
the evening, in a state of intoxicntio i, Crown
over woe horribly ipnngled and cut up and was
doubtlessly killed : instantly. Hampson lived
some three.hours after '.being picked up. They
were not found until Tuesday morning. Crown
over leaves a wife and; five children in destitute
circumstances. Hnmpson leaves a wife and fam
ily in the west, with ifhom, however, he has
not lived for some time.
Mobs Ice OseaM. —'John Alexander requests -
,ns to inform the lads aid lassfes of Altoona, and
all others who wishf a saucer of good ice cream
wherewith to cool tfie inner person, that he trill
keep the article oh howl at all times during the.
coming summer, at his; saloon, on Main street,
two doors above Kerr’s store. We know John
to be one of the cleverest colored gentlemen in
the town, and can assure all who may call at
bis ; saloon that tfiey will he politely waited up
on; He will also keep|on hand a prime article
of spiced oysters, dqriiig the summer. Peram
bulate around that way and slide in. '
Democbatio Cnnh —At a meeting of the
Democratic Club, of this place) held on the 17th
inst, resolutions were passed heartily approv
ing of the notion of i the Charleston Convention
in adopting the minority platform, and the
course of G N. Smith..and A. U Coffroth.,
Esqs.. the delegates fthm this district, and also
condemning the attempt to sectioualize the
Democratic party. ;Goj. John -Woods, “ min*
host” of the Altoona House, is presideul of the
club, and Either E. Epler secretary.
aar
What practicalgTeachers any of the me
rits of the Iron City College.—“ I domost un
hesitatingly any thatitha Iron City College stands
pre-eminently superior to any similar school in
the country. It ia unquestionably the business
man’s “Alma Mater ;”;4herc is to be obtained
the pare, keen yi thoutthehask or chaff.
I speak f*6in experience
w ?. TOTTEN,
Teacher of Book keeping in lluinsburg Acnde’y,
May 1, 1860. Bedford Co., Pa.
Appointed. —We areplenaed to note that our
excellent constable, J. K. Ely, has been appoin
ted. by the Commissioners, collector of State
and County tax, for' this place. We have no
authority for saying so* but we presumehe will
also, bo appointed collector of School tax for
the boro Ugh. Of one thing we feel sure," and
that is, the .Commissioners could not have se
lected a better man for the cffioe. Joe under
stands his business and will htiend to it in time.
Dyeing Establishment. —Mr. W. B. Tarr, ■
has permanently located his dyeing establish
ment in this place, and has secured the services
of one of the best French dyers in the country.
He is now making arrangements to receive and
return work, on certain days, in the various
towns around this place. All work entrusted
te aistyle not to.be sut
passedouteide ,pf,thelcifUs, if ft oop-.beintbem
Call ,wprjt. f >
Abuebted on Suspicion. —On Wednesday
morning lost, two med, named Helfcight and
Hamilton, wcye arrested on suspicion of being
the persons „wlio entered the store of H. J'et
tinger, a short time since, and carried away a
lot of jewelry,- portmopaics, etc. They were
brought before Esquire Cherry ppd had a facor
ing, but for want of sufficient evidence were
discharged.
Poe the PnosTiKE — -On Thursday and Fri
day last, three cor loads Of Uncle Sam’s boys
passed through Ibis place, on their way to. the
westero'frontier. To’ what particular locality
they were destined we did not learn, and from
the appearance of the boys, we presume ititandir
little difference to them,! ns they were about as
hard a party as we haVebeen lately.
; v V'i ' .-.i |j- ' v J' . •
80»dn Saturday last we Ihal the,pleasure;
of aVisit from pf the Jobnstowp;
Tribwie. Jim is a genial, wbolesouled fellow, an
honor to the croft, a decided lady's than, and a
welcpme.Tisitor to oqr popetum whenprer be
may find it pohyetdent to call.
SSr We are glsd to leatn that the '‘model
.conductor** experts to’bd able resume bis
on tbe Braneh'’Ttavn, pniMohday next. Jim ix|
longs to that institutionnndit dod'tlook: natur
al with«utblm.>- ' f " :■
ShAX& CWCWT .TMeRfSS.’ A9^oCl\tWK.—^H
: s A*»ociatiwiTMl]i»;
Orf-A Ljfteg AS- |IT TOP
'A*'-
' \' '
*
t DIEP
yin thwptaws, on thaUth test, Hi*. AKKHS, wile of Cot
,d:<j#tofijsen. y' ; ■
’ Tho ehbjrct of this notice li ad always hern delicate ia
health, and-for y&fi past a ahffiw. Latter
ly_dl*e«e iwmed ia h.tTe fiisti>n.'d. and fcoiK-en trac'd, upon.
the inags.froßi whichabo sank raplffly. She
dad patlent ln hy eoiteiaas, anb *=*r J yTVl^npraii^iif'
£B>ehas dodbtloa eichangpiajile of a“stata
of eternal Ideasedneae. .
OTIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
ilte penalty of the taw will be itrfctly enlhrord
agahwt Anypetson, excepting *ucha» areppting for the
fire department, or under the Borough authorities. for fire
purpose*, who shall be found opening orin shr wise med
dllng with the Ifir&Plng*.
Bj order of the Prceldent.
T'lOS. Si FRASCtS.
Supt. Gat and Tioter whrfct.
May 24,1860,
AlipHE Otß STAXIf !! ’
HHHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD IN-
I FORM the ptiulic thuthe has jafit recoirad from the
Sait a splendid asaortment of
(;LO TBS AND VESTINGS,
FOR SPRING AND BUMMER CLOTHING.
which he will make to order on short notice and reasonable
terms, and warrants to grre satisfaction. Persons jn'want
of anyth! ig in his line can rely upon Kplng drirly dealt
with. JOIIVO’DON NEL.
ftw“ Shop on Main St., a few doors below the •• Bed Lion
Hotel.” _ [May 24,1860.
SECOND GREAT ARRIVAL
SPRING AND SUMMER
AT TH3 "MOUEI.”
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
of .the Citizens of ATioona and vicinity onr
SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING a BVNMGR GOODS,
- Which comprises oil the NEWEST STYLUS of
Prints,
Delaines,
Lawns,
CLaUies,
Bareges,
Balzarines,
French Poulins,
Satin Challies,
SLACK AND FAWY SILKS,
BLACK SILK MANTLES,
LACE POINTS, MANTILLAS,
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, &c.
Also, a iTIfiSU STOCK of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCER LET'S, Q UEEtfS WARE,
Wooden and Willow-Ware,
FANCY GIGS, AC.,
All of which have been bought VERY LOW, and will be
offered at a SMALL ADVANCE.
Wo particularly invite the Ladies to call and examine our
new stock, ns we have matiy new and, beautiful styles of
GOODS that were not in the market early in the season.
J. & J. LOWTj-i er.
Altoona. Mav 2ith IB6o.—‘lt
'I'IHE I! II AM MON
JL OF ALTOONA
T* o mnlersignod.be £8 leave to iufuria tlie'business com
munity that he has fitted up a shop >
On Allegheny Strut , Greensburg,
when- he is prepared touirry ou his business more exten
shvly tlmu heretofore.
WAGON AND COACH-MAKING
Mug his trade, -natotnen can rely upon having their work
June in a cheap, -.ubstanti d ami wurkluan ike manner.
Wagon*, CirrlagesqDnggies, Ac.. Ac* ! epaii d and oaiuted
on the shortest notice ami ujKjir the m >.t reasonable term*.
Patronage is respectfully solicit-d.
Altoona, May IV. ’do.lm. WM. A. MONTGOMERY.
<JTILL IN THE FIELD !
Haring uudersloi >d chat the report is being circulated
that 1 mid! quit the UIfTCHEIUNG iIUSINESSin Alt sjna,
1 lake this method of iu.'omiiir; fuy old customers and the
public generally that 1 am still carrying on business at "toy
old stand, where I am prepared to serve one an# ail with
BKEP, VEAL. PuRK. MUTTON. SAUSAGES. PUDDINGS,
Ac., equal.lf not superior, to any in the market. I have
made arrange meats for procuring the very best of stock
with which to furnish the market, an abundant supply of
which will always he k-pt on hand to meet the wants of
the public. Those it want'of.ahything in the meat way
are respectfully iirvlled to call at the old stand.
.Maylo.’6u 3in. W. H. LEONARD. .
A LTUONA IUKOH ANICS’ LIBLIA-
X > Kv f|JD BBADIiiO-BOOM ASSOCIATION.—Notice
is hereby given that tjie, following named persons. to wit:
Thomas P. Sargent, C, It. MqCrea. B. K. Custer. D. T.’ Cald
well, David Galbraith* A< t>. Cherry, C. B. Kennedy, Wm.
C. McCormick Ambrose Ward, C. J. Maun, And Bichurd
Gill, hftTO applied to the late AprH term of the Court of
Common Pleas of B.loir comity •to be incorporated os a
Library and Beading-Boom association, under the title Of
of • The Altoo ia Mechanics 1 Library and Beading-Boom
Association,” and to have.perpetual succession as snob.
THOMAS I*. SABGKNT, /Wf:
B. F. Custiß, Skc'y.
V ALL ABLE PROPERTY AT PRI
VATE > AJuK.—The* subscriber, inu-nding to more to
tlie West, offers for sale his House, situate on-Main street,
adjoining-the •*ModLion Hofei,” Altoona. Ulsoneofthe
moat.desirable Situation* for business hi Altoona, as it is
only a ffew yariU from the Fenu’u Railroad l%ot. The
building is 2-1 by -'-Jo -feet. with three rooms on the first
floor and lour oh thd second/ Oho of thc robins on the first
flooi is fitted up fur a The above property will
be sold low and obi reasonable terms, if application bo made
soon. Any information res pec ting the -above property can
be bad by calling onthusuUScnbt-r, residi ne on' the pre
mises. ’ • BfrACK.
May XT. *
II OUSE A Si) xjO 1 R)R SAUE.-i-
Thesnbscrlbcr ciffera'for.'ialeXus House and Lot slt
uate onHighstreet, North Ward. Altoona. ■ I*_
The House is a ouo story' andh/haif pin nkdcMMuUk,
frame, 18 feet frshtffv as feet deep. There .MBBga | ;{fi|
is n goodwill "lit water near the door. 'sgN 8. i jjjK
good celhir-tmder thV housel'a coal house
and other tfrceS&iry out-buildings hh
premises! ‘ i&udferiiter ' ’
»jty^7,lB*;-3t. WM. A. B. LADB.
SY £' HESOTsTJTION lOF TRf
Messrs. 0/ B. Cramß, ynhn Allison,
ad ChwiSSf.' Mann we»;appointed', a; BoArd^otHealth
the JBorhtwh of for oho y«fr - from the loth 6t
- ■] • ■
[Mayl7,’ao.
Motion HUjHi-fiY GIVEN >0
to all petnoofi bolding claims nmlnat the Uoroagh of
Altoona, to areaettt them to A. A.SSJTTH. Prcsidentof the
Conncili on or before the loth of .Jnwe, ,186ii v for settle
ment. iy drtfcr qjf OoutieiU
J. McCunuxi, Ste'y.
Ti pi Sifi AT P&tVATB
T JL BAli£.—Tbe Gato-Uotiso and tat I \ T'
belonging to the ALTOONA AND HOt- k
UDAYSBUKU PDA»K HOAD CO- ait-
oatu }£mile from Altoona. is
Prime Sale. 7or terms (tad
WtttlCUlort ol JOSEPH DiBAßT;Praltfcht oi lhe
WtoißUiy; ;’• •' • [-April 26;1860..tf.
If P . IGHI'! ftfOHE LIG|IT!
if I Just krrlTcd at the storc of A Qoaah,a splendid
lotaf a No.l, Cerbon OU. which he will sell «t3l cteper
qnart, also a krt of Carbon oil Lamp* of-Jnbe*. Patent
WjWdi are warranted tobaauperhA toitojottoirAinA'
O, yesi
■ distw- nh-h tuidlieaß Jo3BPAwfe
•es.to the po-.ic, that he ta ; Tej s# : ta, ‘djlsqmga&rcdttto
•sanAnctiopopr whenever callednpon. ■ _
OF
fMayi7,’eo.-3t.
fMayW.’flO.-lm
't, ~ •
■j ! T H V K ONLY 1 PREPARATION WOR*
- ’C CTWDT? v .'•UHTWjfERAI, OONFIDBNCB AND PATRONA**.-
STOBJJ. . jfcr StafMnmante. CterwihM,. I^ieeanddentleua*
Jwfru^ A Nl> NOW BE- 1 YFoodV Hair lleatoratWa, ahrt^ntlenKa'^rth*
Jas*P *MHO ASJD S 0- onaniniona in its pr«i«K. A few tcatlmouiala oaltcibli
ij&J&Si' DBSSS .and DOMESTIC GOODS. ~ 47 frail Street, New York, Dec. aoih. 18M.
m ftotHrt faegurpMfed by anyhow* in ..‘Owtimw:" Your note of the 18th in*t, Wbrnte.
. stock of Q»oC£St*s, Bocl> as * “«p* w tbo iwk Our odved saying that yon heard that I had bw, benefited by
OOFPEB, fiIJOAR. Tl»* an-ntii. . ‘ ‘ the use of Wood’s Hair Restorative, and reouMOa* ut
:,.■;. . certificate of the fkct ifl had do objection to rfreuT* 1
•re of the beat kind, and all Dealt.._ . , I award it to Jon cheerfully, because I think it du». My
about 50 yoara; (ho color of my hair U auburn. Ml
PLAYS FOR LADIKSAKrtv inclined to curt. Some fire or air yeara since U bepaa ta
together fri& W fbha«orti™nt«f 1 -. tnr» gray, and the scalp on the crown of my headtoloaa
y.- - :■■ ... j,;; lot sensibility and dandruff to f irnt upon it. EaclruftikMa
QKNTIiEMRN 4867 y pßggß BOOTS, BOffHßt lwo dtagreeabilitk»increased with time. and about four moutha
GAlfcBS: ■■ einco a fourth was adder! to them, by hair felting Jf %
BOQ3B ’ BD W A^aw«*Ra
undo good ami fußstock of 1 ** w,a * i-StSIISS,
GENTLEMENS’, BOYS’ AND
for Spring and Summer. Tbeiargest assortment]?f
«ror brought to the place, anibeing from
6W up to J 5 cent* pier MO,' withßoimoiDm romatch.
Aud as we pnrposebenceforth to giro the business out
especial attention, we will sell very low for canhucountir
produce, rod wilt take in exchange, aa usual, Stmtr. £aoL
Lard, Ibllouf, Dttataa, SttntMz, <fe .TSsSkftltsir
pant patronage, we hope, by a strict adherence robustness,
to our old motto, ‘vShroW profit* aadgu‘ektalei, n to retain
our onatomers aid and gain may new onea.
May 3,1860.
\ r EW GOODS! NEW 000118! I
E. A. ft KERR’S, i
R. A. O. Kerr has-Jitst received the largest, roost feshtdn
able and best selected stock of Good* in the market, cOntis
tine of an endless variety of goods fcrmen and boys’wear
Tlie largest and best assortment of Ladies’ DrSaQ' odt
'in town, consisting of black and fence Silks; all Wool De
laines; Alpacas, Cliajlie Delaines, plain And figured Braise
■•awns, Ginghams, Ducals. Lavella Cloths. Oe Barge, Trav
eliug Dress Goods, anda beautiful assortment of Prints, Ac.
Also. Tickings, Check#, Muslins—Black and CnUfeached.
Cotton and Linen Table Diaper Crash, Nankeen, Ac.
Also, a Urge assortment ot.Ladies’ Collars. Dress.Triro
mings. Ribbons. Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts, Hosiery. SUkand
Linen Handkerchiefe, Neck. Ties, Veils, Barred addl’lain
Jaconet. Swiss Muslins. Victoria Lawns, Mill Muslins,
Swiss and Cambric Edging, Dimity Bands, Velvet Ribbons,
«tc. Also, a fine assortment of •. .
SPUING SHAWLS,
AND ! ,
Ladies* Black Silk Summer Cloaks,
Neat and Bcautifdl, |
Boots and Shoes, Bats and Caps,
Hardware, Queenswaro, Wood and Willow Ware, Groco
nes, Salt and Fish. Also, the Largest and Best Assortment
of Fancy
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
in town, which will be sold cheap.
“d examine mj yon Wilfbe convinced
that I have the best assortment and cheapest goods in. the
market. .
,!??''P oUntr y P r °d u co taken in exchange for goods, at
th A^fl h^, t ’af rketpfiC °' R. A. O.KKBR.
GOOD NEWS! i
T. e Train ha a Amviefl!
T B. Hi LEMAN HAS JUS j RE
fj • TURNED from the city wfih a large andcarcfmllv
selected stuck of ”
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
which ho is determined to sell cheap, consisting in part of
black and Fancy SlLKS.\Bombazihea. Delainrs, iCali
coes, Flannels, Ginghams, Muslins, White Goods,
SHAWLS, 4c. Also. MEN’S WEAK of all
descriptions, such as Cloths, A&ssimerca,
Satinetts, Tweeds, Jeans,' Cord Dili- J
lings, Vestings, 4c., 4fc.;
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters.
A largo assortment pf Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, foil Ladles,
Gents and- Misses, of all prices, sizes ail'd qualities.
Also, a targe assortment of
WARK, Single and Double Carpet Chain, Fleece Cotton,
CARPETS, 4c. • ,
GROCERIES:
This department is supplied with the very choicest articles
that can be had in market, and as cheap as can be
hud any where, consisting in part of prime RlO
COFFEE, SUGAR, all kinds and prices; Syrup
and Molasses, Black and Green Teas* Klee, r
Spices, Tobacco and Segars; Starch, „ i
Corn Starch. Cheese. Ginger, Can
, dies, Mustard. Oils, Turpen
tine. FISH, 4c., 4c. r
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to receive a liberal
sluir- of public patronage,
tta. All kmds of Country Produce taken in Exchange
for Goods. ' j. b. Milkman.
April liti, 1860.
The Latest from the Last !!
r T' , HE PROPRIETORS OF jHE
A ’’ MODEL STORK,” corner of Annie and Virginia
Streets, take pleasure in informing the citizen* if Altoona
and vicinity that th-y have received their first at>«K'Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODU,
to which they respectfully invite the attention of till, and
particularly the ladies, feeling confident that our present
Stock of Goods is well worth ah examination.' rtnd I>c
lioving iilso that wc have bought them on such terms an
will enable ns to offer inducements to purchased, Onr
styles* 3 f*** 18180 an(l Taii(i<1 > comprialuglall the
Print*. Detain™. Dehegcs. LnveUas. Bill de Chevrcsi Gina
ham!. T wwrw, Chatties, Travelling Mixtures. Black -
ana Fancy Silks, together with afull line of i"
Domestics, tfe hare a large assort
ment nf M,tinns and Fan
cy articles, such |
- as Ctloves, ifc.
Our stock of i
BOOTS AND SHOES
18 unusually large and very cheap. Xu these goods wo can
not be beat by any one either in qualify or hrtco, foh proof
of wlitcli please call aud sec goods and pHces* 4 'I,
We would Invite attention to our largo stock of GAS*
PKTS, OIK CLOTHS, WALL
which wo are able to sell at greatly reduced price* We
S°ofi assortment of HARDWARE, QCKENS
'V WOODKN JuND
Being truly tbaukfttl for the patronage heretofore recht
vc<l from tlie public, we cordially invite our frien'dsfr} call
and see ns again, hoping that the benefit may be mnhtai:
' J.i J.LOWXttiJB
Altoona, April 12th. 1800. -. ' r^‘
GKtiEAT EXCITEMENT !
PEOPLES’ SHOE StOflE
wTEWART & !CHOAiRSDi!I
1 A. . P !cas , ur< ' in annonaCJpg Ur tire djtAltomii'
tlmt ttey bay a WtoponciroAnnie
IoW Office, a -fipShC SUOfe
constantly, keep on iiand atuU assdftmofit tff?BdbSaha
I Shoes, of all sizes and kinds, 1 They
j from feMcittw>
1 Boots, Shoes and Gaiters for Ladiea. Ot-htlemeu’s atldChll
i Dett'fiofth and cxcellont:
L Jf}™ 5 * 1 willjidl for caMh oaly j: Bt Icat 26 PKK fiJfiN'T
the saiue bei-urebaaed ctscw|i«re—
as wiH be seen by referring to tlm folio wingTndee 1 tgfL-
Keu’sflue Calf Boots, ■-
“ Hip “ ’ a 76““|s:.
- " “ 1 76 « S-». .
South’s “ ‘ :; -i •:
HeteQUf , ■- I ’ , i \
Men’s Oxford lies, , .. l'62 w SOB ■
Men’s Brogans, ' T ib u * H* ‘ •
Boys'Brognhs, 78“15b’ !
Wwth’sSEoS? « - IV
Children’s Shoos, 25 “ ■ - M . i
Ladles’Oongrcss Gaitora, . . J AO “ l afe"
XAdics’ liasting Oaftora with hecli, |- 37 “ t sK’ ’
Ladies’ Superior liwling f 1 »■'
ladles’ Morocco Bbnta wlthhedi . lm <c, .1 S’ ~ .
LaiHiw'Morocco Boots wlthout heels. 1 SS “
Ladles’ Goat Boott with Shda,
GaXf Bodtf With''hoSfi, / v tg\ , u 1. * -
Misses’ Calf Boots wßhheetai . n «. 1 S‘ -
MJa«a» French t,>y|. r
Having bou(®t ourgoods
loweB£teore, and by doing an exdmlveiyn^ P
ettsimfets^art nsradfidW^#:*#
1 umnutt*: * *T '■
SuPfi.
ijrT fofertos DloJwhUc.lhatbg
* o „.? Mm ®'* !t ? r ® style uf
MKH..S BH(JK3, atmtonShla prices,andlnTsabaulotM
[>rar.l6,'6o.-tf.
Boot and shoemaker—john
BTBHLB lias tafei tf a pOrtiori of the
n>qm occupied br\A. M.KINGK next
to J. Wv Illgg-'a Tin Shop, and
himself ready to get ttp Men'a Boots A
ib-godd style Sad at low rate*. [Mar.lu, oiwtf.
AT THE
l>y
°f®l bead and thrcatnlnit b make m» 1*14,.
to thfa_ODpl*asant predicament,- I was indacsd to
nuiinli to lirreet the faHi tomvSt
5SJ^"“\* 5r * had really no expectation that gray salt
could ever be restored to its original color except from
S^ri»>!^.« 0 !r eve , r ' e I eatl y “Utpnwd ta find after tbo
Bteof two bottles only, that not only was the felling off
«l c w^ r was restored to the gray halisaael
sensibility to the icalp, and dandruff ceased on u
Tety much to the gratification of my wife, at wbSa
solicitation I was Indnced to try it. 1 ■ ■ . ** wno **
Pot this, among the many obligation* I owe to her ml
I strongly recommend all husband* who value the admiral
Won of their wives to profit by my example, and um it If
growing gray or getting bald. ■
_ _ -1 Jfery reapcct fully, BEX; A. LAVENDER
To O J. Wood 4 Co., 444 Broadway, Now York. ■
.tsirrx&Srfe tfromUie
V Siamaston, Ain., July 20th*lM#.
-J - woon: Dear Sir: Your “ Hair Reeton-
KM done.my hair»° much good since I commenced
1 1 v * Wl 10 make known to the PUBLIC
of its effect* on the hair, which are great. A. man or, wo>
a *t >rlTcJ °fhair, and by a resort to
your •‘Hairßestorative,” the hair wlll return more beau
tjfu thsmerer; at least this is my experience. Sellers it
Yours truly. \VM. H. EBNkDY. ■
c S ni m»S «bove if you like. By pub-
SW Southern papers yon will get mors prtW
ace south. I see several of your certificates in the ifeMa
afenwjf. a strong Southern paper. • Jf, H. Kenedy.
V WOOB?S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PlQStCvj. Woohi!Dear Sir: Having had the misfortnna
my hair, from the effects of tha
yellowforer. in New Orleans in 1851. I was inducts) to
make atrial ofyoUr preparation, and found it to answer
ns the yery thing needed. .My hair is now thicYaod gba*
8 -t “ml “o words express my obligations to you ha
giving to tbe afflicted such a treasure. ■
' FINLEY JOHNSON. <
Tho BeatoratiTe iaput up in bottles of three sixes, rlts
large, medium, andpnsll; the small hold* }da pint, gad
retalUfor ouedoliac per bottle; the medium hold* at least
twenty percent tnbjv) In proportion than the tmaU, retails
for two dollar* per bottle; the large holds a quart, 40 per
cent more lo proportion, and retail* *>r $3. . , ■
v 444 Broadway, N«w
York, snd 114 Market Street St Louis, Mo. •
For able by G. W: Kessler.' Altoona, and br aU <M
Druggist* and Fkucj Goods Dealers. '' ' ’ - ,u
■March 1, W—ly
\| IULINEKY AND tRIMMIMG
ifity that noW prepared to supply' all their .JS^
mot* in tbs MlOinory and Trimnu nyline.
has on lioiid an oweUent assortment oli
SPRING AND SOMMER
STRAW ARB L)l€E GOODS,
FLOWEBS & UtrOHES,
RIBBAND3 ■ AN 1> TBIHUINHS,
* nT >t®s Ot® attention of ths ladies. : _
one has aalo one of tits. C. C. D sir's patent . '
HAT ANp BONNET HtBSSWfS MACHINE, .
“ du therefore enabled to do work la tuisiins tog mm,
rfor manim, on short noth*, and atteasonable pricesTshe
invitee a mil. fcAprtl Uim-tfc
The koqt and herb doctor,
ftonl Pliiladeiphk, whose rooms Were so dense!r
cnmUed iSthof April. „l the Logan House, canbj
consulted »t the same place one day in each mouth, notice
of which will be giten in this paper. Uo wUI be In Altco
ua 011 tbo 18th day of Mav, also on the 16th of June. Us
treats idbdiseases flesh isnoir br. A stethoiicopic ezamtnv
tlon >f the Heart, hangs and Throat free-of charge. Intro*
sands upon thuusnoda hare testified to the correctness of
his testingdiseases Without asking anyquestlonj He lias
constant practice among diseases oferery
NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED,
ATfP FOB SALE KEJSjT CHEAP BT
CL jAGGARD.
Jan. 2C, Isoo. _
WINTER GOODS
ifiU' BB SOLB AT .
RED U& ED PRI C ES,
To make room for an I \
EARLY SPRING- STOCK*
■ AT THE , . > ■
iron f'itoijr'r,
Jan. 2a 1800.
L' CRNITURE WARE-ROOM —TB E
1 undersigned respectfally Inform* the puMio that ti#
arts taken the T*aiT-rc*pta two doora Ihnuitbe Stid*
where he will koop oil hand *ll tindi of *
CABINET-WARE,
and attend to the dotioe of anONDBRTAKEU.
Two good Cabinet-Makers and one apprentice wanted.
Altoona, Apr. 12. |BW. . - JAS. T MOOBK.
LANDBETH & SON’S
Philadelphia Carden Seeds!!
FBBSH AND GENUINE,.
Store; (tap paper of th««. Seed*
Akins' moo’ “ tblee paE ®” ° r ™ rter ’* S** l **
A DMINISfRATORS* NOTICE—No
-1% Vty that letters .of administration.
halier C. Roe, late of AltoonsiUMratni
ty, dec d., h*vn & the undetstgned, residion
“* ijkhbted to said estate atr*s
qnMted tn-niabe.imiucdiAU paynient. and those bavin*
ss**2* Ibem dulyauthentfoated fori*>tUamanf
April 19.lft(V«t. • ~
TTAUJABiiiK REAL ESTATE FOR
«^l^SpSK«^tas!t!S
St of fte
Jan . 13. lBBJ. T tf
| i AULiON,—W HERE ASM Y WI g]ft
by feftmy board without any just candor,
j?-?? W” S?>: persons not to harbor ct
: “ is “ l ?-.»«&
T PREPARATION r’Oll EX-'
RATS, MICE, ROACHES-AST*. •«» ’
wa*#»withont danger in its n*o under air ciienmeten'
«Aibr«it>at the Drug. Store of
iTan.Zl.’sB-tf]
Xj'IiQpR.—THE BEST QUALITY OP
A t ILOUE for wle, TTholwate AndEeML—
J. SHOEMAbSeT^
-Qec. l 1 v Masonic Temple.
T U&BER FOR SALE.
JL4i?^^? HlNal ‘ ES ' ' 50.000 LATHES, i.
ppMI kind* of BUILDING MATERIALS. lower thaatW
lOWraf: ..r Cash. Apply to JOHN SHQEMAS *R* '
ffIT&AR AN D MOLASSES BY THB
IcTBBIi., and COFHEE BY THE BAG, for sale Wheltwto
at PhOk. prices, freight only added.
Jail., 26,18(30
AT THE NEW FLOUR, PRO-
And variety store, m t».e \4d x
Poet Offlct' bolMiag, and examine the stock and prices.
. feb. 23,1860.-tf. ' '
OR SAI E A HOUSE AND lOT,
desirably located in the Borough of Altoona. ' lw*r
to ; JOHN SHOEMAKER^*
Altoonn. Feb. 9.1860.-tjf.
L LOUR DELIVERED '
/ t ROCKRiES. A LARGE AND
Hardware of all descrip
thffla jnst reeeiVed and for sale by ' ;
u «- ls - tf ] J. B. HIERHAIT.
Hair, hat, tooth, shaving.
J. D. tEET.
Q. W. KF.SSLKBL
O. JAGGABI).