The Altoona tribune. (Altoona, Pa.) 1856-19??, May 31, 1860, Image 3
led Liver. >ufflciei)tiy Bnggwtiro »tlon that (ifseasßg of fcßTj* frequent in tho 7 fonnhJablo in dcraiigcd «tate of ! cwnplaiuts aiually on, have their mld Insure regularity mid be a hl«#g| n g of 1 3Ur '-'- r been kuowh to : H° Uvcr . or diteait) ‘tic durangetaoat t '* Dr - M-Unrt ’bnrgli, Pa, onli- rem«jy yet ii*. niay be placed. for DK. M’LANB'g ufacturod by j • are other PUU Pttr . tile public. Dr jj.' ■ i ri-In ated VennifQg,' ’ . | g. »torc*. Koncf/J, Vj ThEMIXQt BROS. i v| l! to Dr > Eaton'* Ijfc >l. v recomjnemled fgr • uch " DywiUery, I; g,a» ita &ame*u£t discovery dUEofing ‘by the attention iit deficiency of Wood. 1 i. author of iereeti ‘c<>. Ac., and t*highly a of those who h» T o ;I *e General Ag«nU A. Rough, Alfpon*./ at tUa game tlou l attorn! tho bouun ! n« time the medical fui th numerous sj*, | thout effect. fir-jli' C l, cd phy.lclan, hai itli n Valuable pro; f :f “- The steidy aq^ “ Bitters,” and Out * made for itarepu t!,u bind. Tor tile tdehratod Stomach jrity over any other l!y, everywhere, umu. ut slieep should be ■° the undoing of* -l ;a have deplored :icouth manner In Up the cloth rnaA* ••unless sheep. Xo h up doth wisely '•st advantage the wn Stone Clothing ■i Cu 3 Chestnut Bt. eiock of garments ''r's Tholkatke St which it put op li h in cxMllent tender gum*, and •'-d it. Sold hero ’.RIVAL U M MER DEL.” ITENTIQN iduity to our PJL.Y iiOO»S, STYLES of Ch&Uies, SILKS, TLES, TILLAS, &c. OES, 'XSVTARE, -Ware, &G.,’ OVT, and b« ;ce. examine ow amiful rtyU* of in thearuoa :heb* '■ON A. ; u biwißM* com- ury, ness more oxUn" living tUeir work 1:1 iiko mannor.-- irtd and painty vitsonablo terms. ■NTGOMEBY' e being circulated NKSsin corner* and tK» ,i business* 1 cue nn>l *J> (E?, PCDDK' 08 ’ .■mrket. Ihg y bust Of BtOCK n.dant supp'J ..... the vruuU oi :i (.ho Bicut wsy r&OSABP. 31VJ5N TO H llio lUirougbOl , i’rcsMcntof tbp 3 -un. for settle fl.l.'Hf*'- . iMi-vK'.'ee.-lsa pMBS CribMf. ALTOONA 'MAIL Sd»rif>ULE, UAXT.S'CIiQSIL | jW rn W*y^ H oUJd*y»bntfc, . and Hoaid«j»bnrfc ■• ’ ■ !T.«' “■ *sa*ys hurfe «»r.M. **X: open tor M»* traMoetWa oflmslns isfrom 630 A M fuor.M-. dating thaweefc, andlhuii7.fiotoB.6oo’. ‘Hm?vsSj ■ x I >. . ■■■ -1; > rAixroad schedule. tr mts Train Esst arrives 8,10 P.M., leaves P. M. If 04 ’.- -West “ 7,40 A.M. v “ AWA.M. , . •* East « WSA,iL X “ L2OA. M. f “‘ « Wqst « t.M; : “ MOP.M. “ « Bait « J.BA.M. « ;?3oA.m: « West “ 6,65 P. It, « 7,x0 p. m. lIOIxrDAVSmjJIO connects wlthEiprsas ftiiafcKt »od West, and MWlrTwiltßakitnd Wert. INDIANA BUANCllTKAlHSconnectiwlth Johnstown imjianodatioD Train East. and West, (Johnstown Way JSnK»rt»»rd!aml Express Train Wwtiwd. l2, IS*-' LOCAL eotMEtt — Th« evening thomutning toilet of lamatr will be completed, apd torpiorrowmorn ingsbe will trip forth to view thojh&ndiwork of i,cr beautiful sister May, (who now retires for s season) whose dewy &fprshave unfolded the ksf.buda, and whose genial breath lias swelled almost to maturity the obenies «(ad str&wber ries, which will acknowledge, with a blush, the ibe kiss of summer. Beautiful is the renewed joulh of Nature! On the carpet of Velvet i«>rd, spread by the fairy spring in the woodi Isod glades, for the shadows of (bel young leaves m iluce on, the Elves of snnuner, with sun beams, for their needle#, have already commen ced their floral broidery. White and blue flW (rets, too pretty to be called by the hard names liit botany has assigned to then#, are “ cropping oat,” like vegetable gems, fromi;among the grass; the dogwood blooms, shortest lived of the sylvan ephemerals, are fluttering in the for est aisles, and the maples aroi exchanging their purple robes for suits of “ Lincoln green.’’ young ladies who believe in the ancient recipe of morning-gathered May dew, a# a beautifier of the complexion, have so doubt secured a stock of tho cosmetic for tire tab and freckle season. And we can assure them there is more. tScacy in, the prescription sban they may sup pose. The belle who leave# her couch before sunrise, to bottle the dew of May, is sspe to be tic rosier for her pains. Wo may mention, however, for the consolation of tho. lovely He-a foda who have neglected this hygeian duty dur ig thv present month, t|iat Juno will do just as well: and if they should continue the ppera liou every flue morning until November, so auch the better for the trajwparehcv of their ' f . •ilns. Teat Boqwet.— On Saturday last a little urchin popped into our sadclnm and deposited upon our table boqnot accompanied ti/ a note from the fair donior,' tbechirography! «f which wo exceedingly regfet we ton not folly decipher,. to,we should• Hk«t to lay ft before t|je rcw,^s?<Sl^ e Tribune, hoping that othetonugbt be rpdncetl jo follow theto*&p)e of Our fur friend incognito. She commenccs-her note by saying that she would jike to be a phflw* throphiat. ji’c; assure her she is pn the right read to become one. Like nil other true phi. lantbrophietsshe first thought of;the “poor printer.” She asks, “do you lotlb flowers Vea we do, depr-(hold. hold, weW married, don’t tell car wires)—philaotfcrophUt. €opy. iog jour own expression, wesay, 4who«i de graded, so lost to .ali'sense of the beantifhl as not to cherish in their heart of hearts a deep lure for those pure emblems of Gbd’s loving Madness to man.” She then adds “ hero are tome for you, fresh from Bis Majesty’s,work top 1 wllos e foreman,-is -Nature.” ’ expression,—the: world 'a work-shop and Nature the foreman. She the floweni “have a fragrant smile for all of yon, from the dignified fieuior editor down to the little impe in tbe cor *"•” True; fair friend, (all-but the dignified) and we have enjoyed thpse smiles. ; Yon may call ua benedicts, and talk about onr roast beef sad onions as much os; 1 you please, If yqn keep the promise made in your postscript; aqd wc >till agree to buy .all the batter and eggs yqn I’riagto town, if yon will dispense withthe toricesof yonr little brother / J ake, and bring [ them to the office yourself. f Agais AaBE£TED.-,lhe two men, Hamilton Helfright, whom we noticed last “ T ‘og been arrested on snajueion oJT boii|g wi «med in tke robbery of Fettinger’s Wd& and **" dis for want ot sufficient »tre agnin arrested on Monday last, atibe in- I " ttce of Qjai . F. Bell,, of Bell’s on of being the persons who entered the btket office at that station, w?mc time since, ami a number of railroad tickets and other ar- The evince adduced was not sufficient 11 convict them, bat the Commonvealth deman- that they, should be held fora “g to-day. In ifcfault of bail they were taken J»il, at HoUidaysbarg, for safe keeping. : AcciDExx.-Wff. Gable; of this place, a p ! es “ aa oc pf the freight trains oa the . ■> bad one of hie bands severely ernah- coupling e*n» . .n station. Ihe .first and second fingers •« ouch injured that they'required ampu tiLn" oo Jhs back and palm of , • Was ; ®Boh cut and tom. His fingers 'hand dressed by Dr. °.of Mifflin, rafter irbiofa he returned to in the evening train. aJjJ I T IIO m m of of Mum*, Jwidln Beales' -on Saturday j nn * *s«* Tickets for the Me n °w onti and we would like to see , g 0 off cakes” before apart; of it nam° Pf, » rB ' 1 ® # B * of managers contains 6 i and make St & recherche pic nio. fis* 0? boor for conunea- °v & the OJ Ch £*fc > tw» &rn i-W M I 7 00 AM. -7' 00 A.Mi. SSO P. M. -740 ■ I ■ f «EtyS. TAZCoumcroKS.—The County Commission er lu^e'appointed the following Collectors of SfrlteandCounty tax.foi t Hhe present y—r, for the- several Townships -and Boroughs "f the cdjcnty: Prankstown—Albert Wilson. Catharine—Cyrus Mateer. Altoona—Jos. K. Ely. Tyrone bor—John H. Patterson. Woodberry—llobert Alexander. - Huston—Jacob C. Hoover. North Woodberry— Henry Burget. Martinsburg— A. S Morrow. ’ Taylor—Samuel H. Sbiffler. . v Greenfield— Samuel Dodson. Freedom—Jobnß. EepharL Juniata—James Stephens. Blair—-Peter Emeigh. Logan—James Coleman, . Allegheny—Peter H. Wilt Gaysport—H. L. Patterson. Hollidaysburg— Q. W. Buss. Antes—James MbPJhextion. Snyder—James S. Plummer. - Tyrone tp—Edward Tate. ‘ Ah lmpobtakt Bitop Leoielaotos—Aider men and Justices of the Peace, who have not posted themselves in the Revised Penal Code of ■the laws of Pennsylvania, Adopted at the late session, have a fact to leant. By that code their powers have been materially circumscri bed. |h fataree list of-crimmal offences, hith erto bailable by them, can only be madb baila ble by the courts. The list of offenses whose adjadicatioh. is. xmoved from the power of the aldArman, comprises arsod, rape, mayhem, ;rob bery. or burglary ; and in all such eases bail oan only be received bjr dio Supreme Court,, the Court of Common Pleas, or one pf its J udges, and the Mayor or Beisorder of a- city. As this is the letter of the code, section 7, page 58, of the Penal Laws of Pennsylvania, parties inter ested should remember the ftet . To CoNsnjiPTfVEs.-T-Peraons a consumptive tendenpy have-nped, to he very careful ip the outset of a cough, ahd betake themselves in time; to a properiremedy> A oough is always evidence of-imtation ia' the throat and lungs, resulting from some obstruction of the skin;— In order to jwevent the attacks, wear flannel next the skin, guard the" feet from damp and wet, antf above all, take Dk. Ketseu’s Pxcto bai. Comm Smtxp upon the first approach of a cough or sore throat, and check the disease thereby in its infancy. There is nothing like attacking disease on first approach. By due attention to tbis.advice you will save much suf fering mid sometimes prolong life. Even when consumption has become seated, this medicine Will mitigate the xsnffering and has cured some very bad cases. Sold by G. W. Kessler. Lso Bso'eek.—Mr. r Johnston Moore of Scotch Valley, went out to one of his pasture fiolds on Thursday evening last, to salt his colts, and whilst among them. reebiveda hick on'his leg from one of them which broke it about half way between the knee and ancle, and so disabled him that he couldn’t gat to bio house. And being at some distance from it bis cries for as sistance were not heard until some three boors after, about 9 o'clock. Dr. Smith was called, and the fracture and every possible relief afforded, and we are pleased to say he is doing well and promises q speedy recovery,— Register. 09* Inanother column will he found an ad vertisement by 8. C. Baker, of Crystal Spring Mills, headed “Caution and Reward.” It i* qerttthxly a small, .piece,of business for flour manufacturers or dealers to steal the •* trade mark” of others, but the fact that the flour from the OtyqUl Spring Mills is a par article iu this community,' -may account for the desire tp counterfeit, as anything hearing the brand named is hound to sell. Look Onr.—Builders, merchants and others will find something to their advantage (or dis advantage, if they don’t heed it,) by referring to,an Ordinance recently. passed by the Town Council, which wrill he found in another column. The ne w Board of CbunoUmen appear determin ed to have things done up systematically, and we Say “drive on.” r ' IBP 0» our outside will be found a letter from a former resident oftbis place, who is no* in the employ of “ (Jnole Sam,” add has, been sent on-a cruise around Cape Son end other delectable localities. The letter is rather inter esting and should be reaid by all. The author . promises to send more of the jsaihe kind* and we hope he will keep his word. - ' • ' i ... / iisr FisHtso Tackle.—H. Fettjnger has now on hand the largest assortment of fishing tackle to be fotind In any establishment bataide the cities, consisting of everything from a hook up to a basket. It almost makes a man feel like going a fishing to step in end take a peep.at bis slock. Those ftho contemplate going on fishing arour sions should first go. to Fet’s and get a rig. KL. The regular monthly meeting of the Altoona Sabbath School Association will-be held In the Z<eotare Boom of the Lutheran Church tin to-morrow (Friday) evening. A general at tendance is requested as business of importance will come before the Association. Addresses V Bev. A. Jl. Clark and others are expected.‘ j Democratic County Convention.— -The Dem ocratic County Committee met in HoUidaysbnig on the 3d inst., and passed a resolution fixing the IStn of August as the day for holding the County Convention. The primary meetings for the election of delegates will be held on Satur day, August 11th. .Quarterly Meeting of the 1L £. Church,, of this place, will be held on gabbath week, June 10th. ; Desirous of dosing out my present busi nest for the purpose of engaging in professional pursuits, I now offer roy entire stOek-'of Books, Music, &c, for sale at cost. Anyone wishing to take iny situation and continue the trade will woeive liberal offers by making an early appll cation, H. SMITH. Altoona, May 29th, 1860. Bmu* County Teachers’ Association An Romped meeting of this Aswmation will be b# b yWtoow, on Frida; and Saturday, June 3d,lBio. AUaro Invited to attend. JOS.E. FINDBY, Prct'U *. iJUooQBr 3foy M, 1890. : : • I —■ Messes. EpfroHjs-I ETeryschemo nroposed. whereby the hiffbent- in. Ohtbe 24th br Rev- Woyd Kntght,Mr. oosead .■■■: ... i. in* OITj CtoctonrtV Ohio, to Mlm CATHARINE SETTER wrww may be promoted,, meets of Priuik»town township. ■ j: 'With a; 'heartir anbrobaUon and. «r the*#®?, Mr. Michael qist - iiv T J ”7.7 *““» «ar as pos- NSR. of t hte piece, to Mrs. ELIZABETH SHIRK,of MW aiOta, TeWITtS my undivided support. - 'Evejy <Ue Woodbury township, Bedford cowty. ...t'; SaggegtioD, Ottered by tho nnblic’a honnfW**A* , On the 24th iMt„ by Rev. A. H. S embower, Mr.AOHR utoiw uy inn paimc S Dcnefactor, . h. TIKKER to Hiss ELIZABETH COX, both oTtUspiMeC recommending; any. improvement ia morals, manners or maxims, finds in me an advocate weak,,perhaps, bfitsare and firm. Although no; office-holder or seeker, I dearly lovetbe public—its interests qnd its welfare,— and-more especially that part which constitutes '.my awn community. That is nearest my heart, land I rtgoiee when; I see public-spirited ipdnri doals striving to giro the proper tone to |onr sentiments and characters, and pointing oat the way by which we jjiay avoid the ahoalsand the qaioksands,tht troubles .and dangers of a though tless life, | No doubtwe have in our -midst each J know, we hare, who has done muchforirar community by directing our xpinds in a practical way to such things as tend to onr temporal and spiritual improvement. Irefer to thatableaerpespondent of your paper, who* by his “ Letters to the Young Mep .of Al toona,was -the means,-..0f inaugurating, the movement for the pstablaihment of an institu tion which is destined to tell favorably upon the' minds and heartsfjof our youth, and who has sought every opj ity in public and private to produce still:. ;er improvements. ' Knowing that that spirit which w< by one is hoidbje ' has the ability to fer this one;—t? the author of those tff the yonng men in the same proof young women ot , of it ? and, Meta, of it? v ■ I . ;!■ Altoona, May 29^ Loci H. Messrs. £dii< ca of oar town rations and intend (he sth of June.’ ed to all the they oil be for beHering thi generally.'’ Oi by Messrs. Sd; Burchinell, Stifle; On Friday even* of last week the colored Wesleyan MeUiodii of Uds an ex hibition in-their ohi the proceeds of which ore to be applied to ie purchase of s library for their Sunday SchoolJ ' The attendance, was quite large, but it is with regret that I add, the exer cises were very teach disturbed by our young hopefuls, who went .here, it is presumed, for no other purpose. It h ould hare served the young, rascals right had they been locked up for the night in Sheriff Funk’s boarding-house. A man named Fisher, an employee in the Frankstjow ore-bank, had in his possession, thir ty dollars worth of Counterfeit scrip, on the firm of Watson, Denis ton & Co , which he succeeded in trading'to Mr, John O’Neal, of this place, for a silver lever watol and two dollars and fifty dents in money. The watch and .- money were recovered, but the scoundrel who forged the scrip was permitted toruu at large, which is encouragement suffisient for Fisher to try his hand again, j ; Our town-is very ■; dull atthe present time, — there appears to be i. perfect cessation inbusi neas. Local items are very scarce. I hope that yon will excuse the shortness of this letter, and J will endeavor to be more interestaig in the fu tor?. -•. j : ,t : ‘ W. PEN AND SCISSOBS. Mgf* The scarlet fever is prevailing to aconstdciable ox tent in Johnstown.' ; O' The,census marshy la Trill commence operations to morrow morning. Look tint for them. «3- A .train on thoOrapgo and Alexandria Bailroadran 109/uiicsin-one hour |and fifty-five minutes, on Tuesday. • A young lady id tb is town is so refined In her lan guage that she never usei; tho word “ blackguaid,’ > bnt sub stitutes “ African sentinel! ’ ‘ Or A lady of nppetten dom was greatly shocked, a few day* since, on reading tint male and female strawberry plants are Ibond occnpyiot j the same bed.. 49*Two enrions follows—Tarr, the chemist up street, ’ and. our devil. The one dres for a living and the other stands when he sets, j O-Xhe editor of ttie . Indiana, Independent announced in his issue of Friday Wee r, that that paper wouid hence forth be discontinued• ' i ' ~ *9- ®h®‘ iegWatuiu o: ’ Tennessee, has passed a very stringent Uw against the jadulteration of liquors. Uliing poisonous.in gradients is declared a felony. .y'? ■ All kinds of vegetables have come forward, within thopastweek.withatapidltyunparaleiled. Theearthls clad m a garnlturo aa gay’and beautiful mid summer. g®»tVby do you always beat mo down in my prices 1” Said a store-keeper to a customer. u Jßecanseyon araavol gar fraction of humanity, and a vulgar inaction should be redneed to its lowest t^rms.” OUlhe London Ttmer, {n a loader, says that if the exo dns'from Ireland continues she wn 1 soon become English, and the United States Irish; and that the NewWorldk the me home of the Celtic ratje. frSu It had been said that ,“it l» better to give than id recaiTe,” and.we .suppose that Sayers and Heenan frilly ap preciated this truth when they Were Interchanging blows withta the rope?; A K,'|- H9.,10m ftcMted pugflistwas one of the Re publican delegates Wchicajjo. He is an' active Lincoln men, end was the loader of* grand procession at Chicago, on the night following the rumination. , ' ' 49*33)0 Standard says itiscurrently reported in polit c*l circles that the Tyrone Ater establishment is to be re moved to Holiidaysburg, for the purpose of publishing a straight-out American paper*. We shall see. ■' 4S* Thomas Brochy was recently arrested in Adrian, Michigan, for having married six wives, one of Whom was a negress, and two squaws. If all were collected, what a pictorial menagerie they woild make! H9.lt is Just sixteen years since Professor Morse put up the first electric telegraph in America. The first piece of news sent over ft was .the nomination of James E, Potk for President, made at Baltimore, and announced, in Wash* ington two boors in advance! of the mail. A?* A famous dividing lino—XUo little “ Rubicon,” im mortalized, in history by its connection with Caesar's for tunes, now separates the dominions of the Pope from those of the King of Sardinia. Which of these two potentates will first “cross the Rnbioont”' dSr A little excited—epmcj'gents oh Main street. In eon* sequence of the notice wo took, of the ‘scrimmage around there laat woet. If one of the gent* had saved his paper, (mvalopo and postage stwpp he would hawsavedhi# credit It certainly »^ ; grief p*rt wUb 1 v " i: at gentleman possesses not laid Spurns suggestion made fe, and feeling, too,.that be iprove it, t beg leave to of* ' it not bo a good idea for msetvedly popular letters Altoona, to write a series and earnest manner to the dace? What does he think Editors, wfaat do yon think PKO BONO PDJJLICC). 860. mdence. o, May 29, 1860.* ohior Sons of Ameri- thenecesaiy prepa a grand exhibition on have been extend- county, and, should we hare every reason have a “good time jes 'riH hi delivered H, Mitchell, Leet, Ray. In this place,.on the 24th inst., Mra'CATBARINE, cott- 1 : sort b£ Joshua Hacker, la the 62nd year of herage.. 1, The subject of, the aborenbtice snffcredlong and pain fully from Pneumonia, which terminated fiOalty in tin. complete exhaustion of the bodily functions. She died as she had live«t—an affectionate wife and mother, asylfdcny ing Christian. Never have we witnessed more patient suf fering, greater resignation to-the will ,of God,or a more ar dent desire to depart and be. with Christ. During her ill ness, with a smile of peace npon hor countenance, she could thank Sod far the hope Of eternal glory; and never did her assurance, of future happiness oncofbraake her; but her last-words, so expressive of Joyful feelings, bore abundant testimony to all around of her triumphantandhappy death. In the death of this “ mother,in Israel,” we aco at least one of the greatly-to-btedesiredfruits of ourholy religion—lt ‘-can xnahe a dying bed Feel soft downy pillows are,” which, of itself, is no small matter to the pain-tortured mortal. ■ .The deceased has left'-behind her a .wide circle of weep ing friends, on aged husband, and a numbed of children grown toman and womanhood, ’ who will ever, cherish in their heart of hearts her Bacred. m«mory whick shall al ways abide as grateful incense on the altar of fillial affection. "Then case, fond nature) cease thy tears, Relijgion points on high; There everlastlngspring appears, And joys that cannot 1 die.” A DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE -XJI. Kotice ia hereby given that letters ofadmlnistra nun on the estate of George Beatty, late of Altoona, Blair county, dec’d, have been granted to the undersigned, rest ding w aforesaid. persons knowing, themsolve fndebt? ed to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and those bating claims will present them duly authenti caiSd f °o r , s^ mont - A. McCOKMICK, May 31,1560.-61. Adsunuf rotor. CAUTION- AND REWARD.—THE nndcrsigne<l ha« good reason to believe that certain persons are in the habit of using and counterfeiting his 44 BRAND orTR-tDE MARK,” used by him on btn a Crys tal Spring Mills Flpnr.” This, therefore, h to give notice that I will prosecptc to the full extent of the law, all persons so doing; and fur ther will pay a reward ot five dollars for any information that will lead to the conviction’ of sndbi persons. Crystal Spring Mills, S. 0. BAKER. May 29,1860.-3t> "VTOTIGB TO BUILDERS, MER- It chants and others. ORDINANCE NO. 15. Wheeeas, great , inconvenience and serious trouble fre quently «:cur to the citizens of the Borough of Altoona, often ending in vexations litigation, and in many cases en croachments are made on the streets) lanes and aHeys,"br those paudiog houses and patting up. other improvements. And whereas, complaints have been made to the Town CoulcU by a number of the citizens of said Borough, that obstructions are permitted to exist on the side walks and pavements interfering with pedestrians, and trespassing upon the private rights of individuals, greatly detrimental to then- comlort and busines operations, by Merchants aud other dealers, and the keepers 5f Clothing stores, by an im proper exposure of their dbods, ware* and merchandise, in {ront of their stores, and oy potting np signs and awnhizs too low, across the sidewalks and,pavements, "* Be it ordained by the Town Cowled of the f? ™ u g h °J Attoroa, audit is hereby ordained by theauthori ty of Vie tame. That hereafter all per oas, owners of, or agents for, lots of ground within the limits of said Borough, wishing to put up buildings or improvements of any kind, intending to erect the same up to the line of the sidewalk lavements or alleys, desiring an outlet for water from cel lars, stables, sewers, putdps or hydrants, "shall, before breaking ground, apply tolhe Supervisor, or President of Council, for a regular permit for whatever.privilegas may be necessary thereto. And in default there of. the Snper- is hereby instructed, and required, to report the same immediately to who shall prosecute the person °F P £ifSr*rf° offen ' ltll 8) “d on conviction thcreot before the Chief Burgess or it Justice of the Peace, the person or ahaU forfeit and pay aflneuotex ceeMng Ten Dollars for each offence, toho coUectod as sums * *** recoTora bfo,.for the use of the .n^?w^, er ’ he ,? eby ° rd#i - ned by the authority afore smd, hereafter, all persons desiring to erect awnings or put up signboards, across «ny of the sidewalks or pave ments of said Borough, shall, previously to the erecting or putting up, apply to the proper officer for a permit; and noawniug or sign board, so put up, shall bo lower than 10 feet from tii© surfac© or level of the sidewalk or pavement, and shall leave the gable ends of all awnings open. And ohlo, the were and occupants of all awning? or signs now erected or put up, extending across the pavements or side walks of said Borough, are hereby required to have! the Mine alters-so-aa to fully ipeet the requirements of this Ordmanco by raising them to the proper height. “so, any person or persons, company, or- society, trading, marketing, or merchandising, or using any of the sidewalks or pavements wULfo the limits of the said Bar otifwu-W , t . lleir ' i ttre3 an<l merchaudfso ur at u ° tune rccupy more than five feet of Uie ado walk or pavement, And in all cases that portion of l vL PaV< "S eUt next to theft own/ houses; and every person offending against the prolvsioni of this Ordi tea after duly notified by theßmerrisor, slrnU, npon; conviction thereof before the Chief Burgess or n Justice of thq Peace, be fined ii. h »nm f °£ oTerjr offence, for the Iw IV? “J? Bprengh, to be recovered as debts of a like amount at© by law recoverable. Passed klay 1360— t0 take efiect June 10th, 1860. WM.‘ C^^mi/^K^^efa^ryest. A^V^May ATTUE OLDSTl\ttn The subscriber would in- FOIUT&e public tlmt ho has Jtwt received from the isaac.a splendid assortment of CLOTHS AND VESTINGS, FOR SPRING AND 'SUMMER CLOTHING, which ho wlii make to order onshort notice and reasonable tmns, and jvarrants to giro satisfaction. Persons in, want of anything in his line can roly upon being fiilrly dealt vri *Ls_. . „ > JOHN O’DO.YNEL. on Mom St., a few doors below the “ Red Lion Hotcl - * [May. 21,1860. Altoona mechanics’ libra. ANDBEADIjfOBWM A SSOCIATIOTf.—Notice is hereby given that the following named persons, to wit • . Thomas P. Sargent, C. R. McCrea, B. P. Custer, D. T. Cald woll. Bavid Galbraith, A. D.Cheny, C. B.lKenncdy, Win. C-McCormick,. Ambroeb Ward, C. J. Maud, and lUcliard Gill, have applied to the late April term of the Court of Common ■ Plwa : of Blair, county, to be incorporated aa a Library andHoadlng-Rbom assdciatioh, under the title of of ‘-Iho Altoona Mechanics’ Library, and Heading-Boom Association,” and to have perpetual succession as such. _. ' „ ■ „ THOMAS P. SARGENT, flw't fi. F. CpsTEB, Sec'y, [Msyl7.’6o.-8t TTALDA.BLE PROPERTY AT Pill . J VATE SALE—The subscriber, intending to more to rj® JVMtj Oflert for sale hlsHbu»e,eltnato on Main street, Uon Hotel," Altoona. Jt ia ooooCihe nM *» d««rablo situations lor bosinessln Altoona, aa It is the iPennV Eafiroad Depot. The hnfldtog IsSiby 30 feet, with three rooms'onthefirst 2°°r ana wnr oa the seconds One ofthorooms on the first fitted Up for a storeroom.. The above property *lll be sold Jour and on reasonable terms, if application bo made respecting the aboropropertT can be had by calling on the subscriber, pr o“*«»• . : SAMUEL BLACK. M»yl7, 1560.-3 t, House and lot for sale— The subscriber offers for sale his House and tot ait u«te on High street, Korth Ward, Altoona. «- The House is a one story and a half plank frame, 18 feet frbnt by 28 feet deep. There HI I is a good well of water near'the door, a Ijßfl §XI aE good cellar under the house, a coal house and other necessary out-buildings on the**S9sE9Bß premises. 457-Terms moderate. May,17,1860.-3t. House and lot at private Tvrpft a w ~ - SA.LE.—The Gatc-Honso and Lot 1I . , ANS COURT SALE.—BY belonging to the ALTOONA AND HOL- A . vu J«e ofan order of the Orphans’ Court nf m»tr PLANK ROAD will c Sp(^S 0 o^t nale mile from Altoona, is offered at JBSMMET?'B>- ‘ PjpLV t * le P of John Bowman, in' tire burooch. DriTato Sale. for terms and ’ , on TUESDAY, tho i >th day of JUNE, next, at particulars inquire OIJDSEPII DYSARtT Projideo t StL Company; fAnnl 26 18m tf ° i ° ono J® l undivided pai iof a tract of land eittxate lApril «6, ISGO.-tf i Blair county, about » mile from the borough of Altoona, known aa the ilaiferty Farm ” contaiuinß about iSO acres: bounded on the north by lands of Peter JjnffioM and Daniel McCauley; on Uio south hr lands of Samuel ilcGlathcry; on the cast by lands of Joav Uian Hamilton,; on tho west by Hamilton and McGlatbenr louts oy Sale— Cash on confirmation of sale • JOHN 3. BURKHOLDER, Adm’r of James Moore, dte'd. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That ■*“ » penalty of the law will be strictly • enforced £'g;' ssrassr 6 ii“” j -s By order of the President. May Si, 1860. By a resolution of the *<""» Oopndl, Messrs, O. R Cramer, John Allison a Board of I& MARRIED. DIED. WM.A. B. LAUB. ■ T'lOS. S. FRANCIS, Supt< Gas and Hater Works. Cheapest ! Bost 1 Largest! ? 08 5.00 Faya for Tdtte in Single and Double Entry Book-Keen ing. Writing;, Commercial Arithmetic ami Lectures. Jtaord BRhefaiao,Sah<mery|J, Ihftfon tSi-trUirt Sat penscasSi. ■ 1 _ Usual timatacomplete a fall course, from a tola weeks \ Every; Student, upon graduating, .is guaranteed to be com ipeteat to manage the Books of any Business and qualified to earn a salary of from ■ : ; $5OO t» si,ooo. ; Students enter at any time—No Vacation—Beview at pleasure-. ' , ~ . First Premiums finr Bestßusiness Writing, far :1859 re ceived at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Ohio State Fairs. Also, at the principal Fairs of the Union Ibr tbe past four years. • ' . > " ' fiS.Hln|sters Sons received at half price. . For frill information. Circular, Spechnensof BnMnessand Ornamental Writing and Embellished View of thb College, enclose five letter stamps to : • ' , F-W. JENKINS. Sept. 22,1850. —ly ; r - Pittsburgh, Po. Cheap Goods! Cheap Go McGORMICK’S STORE. JUST ARRIVED, AND NOW BE fl INC OPENED, a large stock of SPBXNGAnD SUM MER OOOBS, of all the late styles and qualities in'the Eastern market. In the lino of TT; LADIES’ DRESS AND DOMESTIC GOODS, . we cannot be.surpassed by any house In the place. Our stock of Geooejues, such as , • COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, STRUP3, Ac, are of the best kind, and aU fnah. , HARDWARE, QOEENBWARE, HATH, CAPS, BONNETS. FLATS FOR LADIES AND ; ■ together with as full assortment of j GENTLEMEN 4 BOYS’ DRESS BOOTS, BOOTEES AND GAITERS, ; J In the Ladies'Deportment, are all the differen t and latest styles-of -.H, >. GAITERS, ROOTS, BDSKJN AND ST.TPBERR, ! togethdr with a general assortment for Children 4 Misses, andagood and full stock of GENTLEMENS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S ClkmilNO, .for Spring and Snmtncr. The largest assortmenll of WALL PAPER j ever brought to the place, and being unpredeutlyj low, from np to 25 cents per roll, with Boanaauia to mafoh. And as we purpose henceforth to give the bufioeas our dapocial attention, we will sell very low for cash or country produce, and will take in exchange, as usual, Blitter, Eggs, Zard, JUUoto, Potatoes, Beeswax, do IThapkfUl ibr past patronage, wo hope, by a strict odhcrencMq. business, to our old motto, l 'SmaU profit* and quick sales," to retain our customers old and gain may new ones. : ! May 3, I 860; ; ! GOODS! NEW J! R. A: 0. KERR’S, j , ®- A. O. Kerr hasjust received.thelargest, xnorttwhion able and best selected stock of Goods in the market, consis ting of on endless variety of goods for men and bpys’ wear. The largest and best assortment of Ladies’ Dliras Quods in town, consisting of black and fancy Silks, *UI Wool De laines, Alpacas, Cballle DelMnesi plain ann figured Braize, Lawns, Gingliams, Ducals, Lavclla Cloths, De Bafe, Trav eling Dress Goods,and aljeautifnl assortment of Prints, 4c Also, Tickings, Cliocks, MusUns-rßlaek and Unbleached Cotton and Linen Table Di.per, Craah, Nankeeh,|4c. Also, a large assortment of Ladies* Collars, Dress Triih mings. Ribbons, Gloves, Gauntlets,Mitts, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Neck Ties, Veils, Barred hiid Plain Jaconet, Swiss Muslins, Victoria Lawns, Mini Muslins, Swiss and Cambric Edging, Dimity Bands, Velvet Ribbons. 4c. Also; a flue assortment of : j SPRING §HAWI|, Ladies’ Black Silk Summer (Cloaks, Neat and Beautiful, .{ Boots and Shoes,. Hats and Gips, Hardware, Queenaware, Wood and. Willow Wei e,' Greed rira, Salt and Fish. Also, the Largest and Best A -Swrtment ot jrancy : CARPETS AND OIL CLONES in toftn, which will be sold cheap. . ~ “a* examine mj goods; and you will bo louvideed mwket V > ' “ est a “ s< ? rtnie “ t a nd cheapest godds in the ,i.'*?r? OUntry f )rod,:co token in exchange fotljgooda, at lS m et pnce - . a. Kerr. The Latest front the East! i The proprietors ofTteie “ MODEL STORE,” comer of Annie and Virginia Htrcots, take pleasure in inforpiiDg the citizens d ‘Altoona and vicinity that they have reccitetf their first su ok Of SPRING AND STOIDR GOODS, to which they respectfidly-liuite the attention d ’ ail, and particularly the ladies, feeling confident that on: present Stock of Goods is well worth an exaininntlonl and be liovmg algo that we have bought them on sucMtemis ar will enable us to offer inducements to- purebamre. Our stock of Dry Goods Is large and varied, Comprialnk all the newest styles of 1 T 4 4 Prinit, Delaines,Dehtgtt. LaveUas, Pad de Cheats, Glwh. hamti Jhiridre*, Chailies, Travelling Mixtureth Stock and fUneySilkt, together ecUh a full line oj ' ‘ Domestics. U« /m« a large assort meiU qffintiont aadPxn • cy articles , such ■ , Our stock of ‘ ' ; BOOTS AND SHOES and very cheap. In these mwj swe can liy any one either in quality or ndeti (dr pnfof please call and see goods and prices,- -t ‘ ■- V ’ w^^ J i2 Tlte Attention tp oar large stock of-OAll- OIL CLOTHS, WALL PIPER AND BitRDES, t 0 fi u at S«!atly reduced prices. “*'o “*9?S°od assortment of HARDWARE, OUEENS WARE, WOODEN AND WILLOW-WARE, GROCERIES. _JBEing truly thankfdi for the patronage beretiifore reed- Vod from the public, we cordially invite our friends ana act* ua again, hoping that the benefit may bo iri ntnal. Altoona, April 12th, 18f0.' J - 08-EAT EXCITEMENT t AT THE ' peoples* sh oe store ATHWART- k THOMPSON TAKE KJ pleasnro to anaeuncing to the citizens of’Altoona that Acy have Just opened, ou Annie street, two doors be mn.S I n.I PO t t offlCe, ? B ? OT * SHOE STOIUB, ItodwiU 0U h “ J , a fnU of Boots and ®“ oca > “J 1 Sizes ’ and kinds. They hhvo Just received BodL-^h^lmsioMg® B r“ r Cr s’ assortment of Boots, dhoes and Gaiters for Ladies, Gentlemen’s and Chil li!??,* S^ r » finish and excellent mami&cture cbbaphr \han^L for 0386 81 loat 25:Tek Cent! vpitKA «r£Jt ibao the tamo. enn bo pirrhHni l^ Men’s'Qjdf Gaiters, * Mwi’s Oxford Ties, 1 62 » 200 Men's jfrogans, llS“rfe Boytf Brogans; Js « Ten Youth’s aoS; S « Children’sShU, , : %U'l *£ Xadletf Congress Gaiters, i »«■ r S Indies lastlug Qaltort with beelf, 1 $7 « t-W Snperfor Lasting Gaiter,? irgs’ , fedics* Morocco Boots rrtth heels, 1 30 « i *s* Ladies Morocco Boots without bools. 1 25 “ 1 *n‘ ladloa’ Goat Boots with heels, with he6lsr 120 “ 1# OUf Boots with heels, TO « 1 ® Mfasos French Morocco Boots, with heels, 125. Haring bought onr goods for cash, thev were nnt .t *t.„ lowest figure, and by* doing mi SwSs“ r ° notmado ** % dV hwom A*^* BEDand BACON always.on h*nd aad MaylO,’CO.-St.» IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN SSt KC^ n 1 r y^ fe,y li,w > crfl at the Now store, la tn* Old Post Office building, on Virginia street, and ho? on reasonable terms. . [Peb. 23,1880-tt OAIE, HAT, TOOTH, SHAVING, Patai, 8m& and Tairhiab Brahes at . <■■*. :-4^fJEaauut’Sf v ' A ds!l AF The only preparation Wbß tbyof • CNTTERRAI. CONFIDENCE AND PATRONAGE. For Statesmen, Judges, Clergymen. Lpdles and Gentleman, in all part# of the world testify to the efficacy of Prof. O. J. Wood's Hair Restorative, and gentlemen of thu Press am unanimous la its praise. A few- testimonials only ran ba hero given; we circular for more, and it win be for you to doubt W VTafl. Street, New York, Dec. 36th, 16S& OetmxMCTl: Your note of the 10th ln«t,, has been r*- cclved saying, that you heard that I had been bonefltotih* the use of wood’* Rair Restorative, and requoetijigTjjS certificate of (Uefoct if X had no objection to give it, . I award It to you cheerfully, because I think It due. My age Is shout IV} years; the color of my hair Is auburn, and inclined to curl, - Home’ Cvo or sis years since it began to torn gray, and (ho scalp on the crown of my head to tow its sensibility and dandruff to form upon it. Each of these disagreeabiltt ios increased wi th time, , and about four months since a fourth was added to them, by hair falling off .tha topof my head and tlircatninir to make me bald. _™ihlgunpleasant predicament, I wns induced to;try t i Restorative. mainly to arrest the tailing off 0 ,? hair, for I had really no expectation that gray hair could ever be restored to its original color except (bom nJTAffiXJiT' T’ exptly surprised to ttnd after tfc». lbat uot ollJ y was tha fiUiitot Off arreted, but the color pas restored tu Uio gray mml sensibility to Uie scalp, and dandruff ceased to form on-mr head, very,-much to the jcrati sication of my wife, at solicitation I tvaS induced to try It. * ' For this, among the many obligations I owe to her sax I strongly recommend all husbands who value the admiral tion of their wives to profit by my example, and’ use- Ulf growing gray er getting bald. - _ . ■ Jtoy respcctfttllt,’ LAVENDER. ,Io O. J. W00d & C0.,'144 Broadway, Sew York. My-family are absent from tho city, and I am no kani at No. U Carrol Place. _ - Siamaston, Ate., 7nl.v 50Ut.1869. To J*o*» ?• •*- Wood : Dear Sir: Vo«r •• Hair Kestasa tivr’ n*» done my heir so much good since T commenced the use of It, that I wish to moke known, tothe PUBLIC of Its effects on the hair, which tiro great Jt mao orj wo. man may be nearly deprived of hair, and by a resort t» yonr “flair Restorative.” the luir will return more htaa tlfnl than ever; at least this Is toy experience. Believe It M l a „■' Yours truly. Wjtt- U. KKSETDY. „f- S,—Toucan p-nbllsh the above if you like. By pub lishing In our Southern papers yon will get more patron age south. >1 see several of your certificates in the MoMtt Mcrettry, a strong Southern paper. . \V. H. Kenixly ROOD'S n.vm iiestouative. 0. J, W°odr Dear Sir: Having had tha misfortau «» ®*“ B ***** portion of my hair, from tho effect* of tha yellow fever, la New ■ Orleans iu ISol. I was tod need to make atrial of your preparation, and found it to answer as the very thing needed. My hair fa now thick and rito »y, and.no words can express my obligations to yon to giving to tba afflicted such a treasure, v ■ - iINLEY JOnSSOIf. / This Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes, vizt large, medium, and small; the small holds U a pint, retails ft*- one dollar per bottle; the medium hoi* at least twenty percent, more in proportion than the small,retaiU for two dollars pm; bottle; the large holds a quart, 40 Mr cent, more in proportion, and retails for §3. ' . , 0- J. WOOD t CO., Proprietors, 4-U Broadway, Raw Vojrk, and 114 Market Street St Louis, Mo, Jfor »le by G, W. Kosaleiv Altoona, and by all emcK Druggists and. fancy Goods Dealers. 1 - * ' March 1, ’(10—ly The root and herb doctor, Philadelphia, whosorooms were so densely crowded on the 13th of April, at tho Logan. House, can be p . ,ac °.? n<; day in each month, notica of which wQXho gnrenru this paper. He wIU be In AlfoA. na on tho ISUi day of May, also on the Bth of Juno. Ifa treats alPd [senses flesh is heir to. A stcthascopic examine* 1 tlon of the Heart, Lungs and Throat free of charge. Thru* saads upon thousands have testified to the correctness of his tottne dlscascs withont asking any questions. ‘Ha has' had thirty years’' constant practice among diseases ofbTprr “ 4 * ur “- A W diseases of a private nature strictly eonfldru trah ' Dr, W. LBVINQSTOJI. NEW GOODS, JTJS'P BBCBIVED, •ASfD FOB SALE V£RT CBSAT BT , *_ * o. JAGGARD. Jan. 3fl, 1860. * WINTER GOODS , ■ \ WILL BB SOLD RED UGED FRIGES* \ To mako room for an - ; , . EARLY SPUING STObIL • AT TUB . • V, . " I ROM FROST* Jan. 26, 1860. ' ’ : V' : FULL STOCK OP Hardware, ' • <*ueen*Ware, Oils, * Paints, '* Etc., etc., ' • - 1 J *>*«* m&v - by A «ooan, aitooka, pbsk-4. W AKB-IlOOM; fiS: r ®»JP««*rui|y informs tUe-pSWIc .^PSBRSWBftr . CABIN ET-WARE, - and attend to the duties of an UNDERTAKER ■ , I»AWDE.ETH& SOWS -T' Philadelphia garden Seeds! ! FRESH .VXD GENUINE, *tA- RQCSITS Hrtig Store. One pipot of thru* <Wri> »■*»« papers of A 3>TOISTEATORS' NOTICE—{fo. l ' ni J>cdi»tc payment, and thowTiaThur. jjw, sa ib ”sgr^sas"^ valuable real estate for I A»,, M l!KSrLKlL‘tel,‘s - *,«“«£■ j, Jan. 12.1880,-tf T EYrs PREPARATION FOR EX ccs C>r sale at the D™| Store ef U “' fcr alycbsnffl ■ Jan. 24,’56-tf] Q. W. K.ESSLKE. ; v 7J HE BEST QUALITY op Apply iioUßfor trbolwua, andßatasl, Ifoln isr.fi_tr J. SHOEMAKKB, aec.n,lBo6-tf. Masonic TompU. Lumber for sale. w,ooo shingles, 50,000 lathes. !MUli»n kinds o£BUILDING ttw lowest, for Cash. Apply to .JOHN SUGAR AND MOLASSES BY THE and COFFEE BY THE BAG for at PhiJa. price*, freight oulj added" ' 8 " 8 Jan. 20,1860 ' piAIiL AT THE NEW FLOUR, PRO 1 J- E£D ANI) tariett storb, io 'tii* cf : i“c aa - e “? taw,ho #tock *“4 For sale.—a house and lot desirably located In th.Boronabof f Altoona, feb. 9,1860,-tC JOHJI SIJOBStUCeg. .. XpLOUR DELIVERED - ' without csAsar. C. JA6GAHD.- Ja0.26,1860. A LARGE AND Ml ufQroc « r^ Hardware of all desgrep- / Wom jasi reoeived andlbr wlaby A Wt.ls.tfl ; S.B.mUOIAK. 2Ox24;ANDtKJr^ ,VJ to order br ; ' G. W.lUBB£Bic.- $ ' t •T. D. C. JAGGABD.