liffi
icMime
Uaco ——'s .JK
!H£ CofiD|4
/A ' : *s JifiD
V I, VANIA,
c JiiaU'ly,
if. Sherry and Port W 1...
and Pt. Croix Ru m *'
mill Irish Whinkv
IN BOTTLES.
nltfiition of the el*i*.U
W . ines f"' 1 Lt( » n “«!SSSrtL t }**
V v rk whose name is
yl> r the purity of lil« i* p * n
•Wolfe, in liis letter Jo
V ‘ ,ICS aud liquors, soys ;
uian.mv standinprcia a
"> tl» city of Ne£ Yor“tS} #o .*
bc re V t>d upon hySufl
• has the proprietor's name on th«
os signature of the certified.
I'ct m'l' l ° ?i“‘ a,ld **a«C £
by all Apothecarl^,^
h, No. 5.,2 Market St., Phlln.
.-ole Agent for Philadelnhi.
:i the New Yotk Conricr- - **'
; ■ st: Xnv Yobs
i. liewci toens that th# r( i<T"®
the physician, apothecary^,"
i' ami pure huso .
■tfil. ami of the bestquality ir*
■Ui -mi to description Of hli •
.. although it will
r-lolpho Wolfe's oxtonslre wof/
Jleaver street,
. I lisa took of Schnapps on il ’ ?
not hnyc been
y. some ten thousand cascg-vin
ten thousand cases of
■dch and Irish Whiskey
..void and> ql «,
>■,' •<*» cellars, filled with Bren
•cr Custom-Uouso key,read* for
- of schnapps last jearamooii tod
thousand *a«n, and we Jiobo in
. he equally successful wU^hU
patronage of every loter of hit
" V’ Wl,h P"» Wta«iMid Llqnurl
. heir orders direct to Sir. W o |f?
t li<; laml make op their mlndr
ufl from their »hcWee, and re!
llifs ami Liquors.
'Voile, for the accommodation
:ury, puts op assorted cawaof
•i nmn, and such a merchant
luvtena of thpuaanda'rf pppo’.
who sell nothing hot ImiUtionj
ItU- uud happiness.
»w, AN EXPERI
j‘ FBMAI.BPHYSICIAN,pr.-
Aiicrslier
G SYRUP.
I>S TEETHING. :
processor teetlilnjt, lyr soften
ilmumatioii will allay pain and
; lo regulate the Smcelt,
t will give rest to yourselves,
"■ Infantx. • ,; 1
:liis article for oyer ten yean,
ml -truth of It, wbnt we- liar#
y o ther, medicluo—never his It
to effect d cure, when timely
in instance of dissatisCicHon by
i* contrary, all are delighted
dc in terms of highest commen- .
and medical virtues. We speak
know,” after ten years’ expe
rt ion fortlio fulfilment of wlmt
every instance where the in
wid exhaustion, relief will he
uinutea after the synip is ad-
i is tho proscription of on* Of
illfuL nurses in Now Kngland,
er-fuiliug success In ikoutayit
iM from pain, but invigorates
rrt i.-tM acidity, and gives tons
• -m. It will almost‘instantly
is and Il7)«i Colic. , and over
nut sperdfly remedied, endin
'->■( iukl surest remedy intho
11 y mill Diarrhoea iu-children,
ny or (iforn miy other cause.—
i r who Ims a child suffering
—do not let ypurpre
l ■-tliers. stand between your
that will be sure—yes; ahso
se of this medicine, if timely
;ii(r will accompany each bot
tho fuc-Bimile of CCETIS t
the outside wrapper.■
mt the world,-and by CK W.
Altoona. Price 25 ; cents
10 Cedur stteet, N.T.
FEED AND PRO-
■■" fully inform the citterns of
I. is opened a store of th e above
line and, Julia strec£s,Eait
constantly on hand afdllsup
. His '
ERIES
1 at prices as low as those of
rn. Ills stock of {apvislons,
•■1 tiers, Side &c.
ban they can bo b URht any
Alined from the best mills in
, hud is warranted tobewbat
cows and hogs, always on
'■(ortment that I shall at nil
siomcrs withwhatever they
sell at prices which will
patronize my store. '
IIKXRIr BELL.
L PAPER!
LL ANNOUNCES
iiona and vicinity that he
om G cts to 10 cts.
UlO do 12} “
020 do 81,00
u 12} dp J5O cts
oso do §2,00
o 81,50 do 5,00,
»ED FRONT,
iKKET, Pittsburgh.
)T AT PRIVATE
and
[ D’/SAKT, Prudent of th«
[April 20,1860.-H-
:M. KING, SHOE
uiilic tlmtlio .
thi' Tribune
is prrflHMp
si vie of
oiakee—JOHN
ic; tioli of th 9
iK'XI
U:jvU &. Shoes W^T^lPjr
/MOT, «n
HEN OH AND
at Dr. Vkkrty’SiPnfc®
a. (gcpt. 13,
. LAIIOE AEJ
luCCri j.^/HXU®*
}> EYE PEESEE-
|ptei
ALTOONA MAIL SCHEDULE.
nollidaysbnrg,
2S£,n Through andUoUldsyabnrg, ;
sLtarn Through Hail
**r” s MAILS OPEN,
jkliltejrabm* - ' . • : '7 10 A. 31.
Through ■ 715 “
i»tern Through Mail, 7 40 | “
troll id»y sbnr f> i ,6 50P; 51.
{r««tera Yfnj, 1 8 10 P.M
gutecn “ ' . . 866 P. M.
nfßca open for the transection ofbnkinees from 0.30 AM
a 9.00 P. M., daring the week, and from 1M to &60 o’.
«loflk,on Sunday.
Juno 4, ’S7-tf J
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
RiprMi TwinE**tarrive* 8,10P.M.., leave*B,2s P.SI.
* • “ Wart “ 7,40 A. M. , « A. M.
r»«t “ “ 1,16 A. SI. • « 1,20 A. M.
f “ West MSP.M„ *4O P. m!
M»U “ “ 7,16 A. M; “ 7,30 A. M.
" West . “ 6ASP. M_ •f* 7,10 P. M.
The lIOLUDAYSBDIIOBBANQIIcooneCtewUhISxpreee
Train Koet and West, and Mall Train Bust and WcaU
INDIANA BRANCH TRAINS connect with' Johnstown
.Accommodation Train Bust and Wegt/Jofcnstown War
Train Kectward and Express Train Westward.
April US, 1860. ENOCH LEWIS, <W»’f Supt.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Huntingdon Fair and Eno.vmpmbnt. Dig -
trasiny Thursday moraiug last,
ire jumped aboard the Mail. Train, Col. Weitzel,
Conductor, and were soon “rushing over bridges”
and “dashing through the on our way to
the “ancient borough,“ to see the sights to ho
\ seen nt the military encampment and agricultu
ral fair then in progress at that place. The
train consisted of the usual .express and baggage
cars and six passenger cars, in which there were
barely seats enough for those on boaijJ when it
left this place. Passengers were added at all
the stations between this and Spruce-Creek and
the train was over-loaded. At the latter station
there were some 150 or 200 persons waiting to
take the train. The scene here beggars descrip
tion. The train bad not stopped at the station
ere the excited crowd began to pour into the
cars, and soon every inch of space inside and
outside, on which it was possible to obtain a foot
hold, was occupied. We have been in crowds
before but never in one like this. We pitied the
ladies, for certainly their hoops needed mending
or. straightening after getting out of the crowd.
The train would not hold all the passengers to
get on at this station, consequently some 25 or
30 had to wait for the. Accommodation Train.
At Barree station and Petersburg therewas 200
more passengers waiting, but they didn’t get on
s train. Some of them who were not pious
ly inclined gave rent to their feelings towards
to railroad and the crowd in terms more expres
sive than chaste. Notwithstanding their impre
cations we arrived safely at our destination and
found there the* largest crowd that was over seen
in the town.
The encampment.was a decided success. There
were some 17 or 19 companies on the ground on
Thursday. Gen. W. H. Keim, of Harrisburg,
acted aa Commander-in-Chief, Gen. Negley
and staff, of .Pittsburgh, and Gen. B. F. 801 l and
staff, of this Division, were also on the ground.
A drizzling rain which continued to fall during
the entire day, detracted much from the
pleasure of spectators, as nisei) from the display
the military would otherwise have made. The
streets and houses in different parts of Hunting
don were decorated with arches and wreaths.
The fair was what we would call a failurp,
although the managers say that the receipts in
m(oney were larger than on any previous occa- I
sion, no doubt from the fact that there were
more people in attendance at the encampment I
tlm are usually drawn to fairs. The only re- I
(kcmablc feature was the floral display. Some
of the boqaete were really beautiful. The cen
tre of attraction on .the fair ground appeared to
be a baby, some seven months old, which weighs
in neighborhood of 80 pounds, and which was
exhibited at 15 cents a sight.
On Thursday evening a terrible ,accident oc
curred on the railroad track, in the vicinity of
the depot, by which two men named Peter Mc-
Carty and James McMahon were instantly kill
ed, and Francis Kane seriously injured. The
facts, so far as we could ascertain them at the
time, are as follows. There was to liave been
a Republican meeting in the place thjat evening,
and a club of “ Wide Awakes” were parading
the fctrects, followed by a tremendous crowd of
people. The club was passing down Railroad
street at the time the Fast Line from the East'
was due-at the station. .The procession was a
considerable distance above the station when
the train came in, and, had it stopped at the
station, as it should have done, the [procession
would have turned up the first street amtheen
out of the way ere the train pulled j out. But
for some reason the breaks oh the train would
not hold, and instead of stopping at-thf station, it
ran the length of the train past it, and into the
crowd which was in- the street abo re, causing
the death arid injury 'of the persona ibove nam-
Considering the crowd which was in the
street, arid the fact that there was a train it
coal cart standing on the track next to that fm
which the train came in, which prevented people
rom getting off to that side, wethiak
m that.there were not more persons killed or’
® f t. The citizens of .the town appeared to be
Ter - V m u“h excited afteir thc accidontj and were
sercre in their strictures upon the engineer of
the train » ha*- from what We cari leamihe acoi
ent was unavoidable on hia part., •!/
• 'iL, __ V- .'7 ■
Jzsss’s Com* BACK.~Don’t imagine that
«ae had town ‘‘ for good,” as/ the saying
£ ? e9 ’ for in troth he was on a visit to the city
““Brotherly Lprol’ to “ Jay fid! stock
‘ Hatfl . Caps, Fare, &c., which/he jnow offers
0 ‘ne public at prices which will “[take,?’ we
®W n i he’ll take the money and you’ll take tho
article. He has a fine assortment -of Ladies,
j *f !es Md Children’s Hats and Furs, to which
in! B lf[jrou want
cq tn i ® rathe line of head-covering or furs,
£ ° to Smith’s and exsmiriehis{took. ’
tnrr, LE r. TED ““ At 016 election for Officers of Al
tai. 4 311, Sons qf Temperance,
on Saturday evening last, the (following
i n . n ns * cre ele 9*od to «m during I the ensu
» P..A. D. Chewy; >. A., J.
=■ S ’ D - , ™“! A. K, S.J JoLo £
c 0 ’ Neff; T., M.- Clabaagh;
Wi McCor-
MAILS CLOSE.
JOHN SHOEMAKER, P. M.
Tub Ptoiob of WAtra at Aotooha.— Long
before the Hour pat down on the Special Schhd
ole for the arrival of Banm Renfrew at Ithls sta>
tion, on Tuesday evening last, thel vicinity of
the depot appeared to be the head quarters of all
, who had nothing to do and %erq out for a pleaa
■ ore walk. Of course, a groat many did not care
about seeing the Prince, but merely come to see
j the crowd, or had business in the vicinity. We
went on business—for an item. The train, for
some reason was delayed, and instead of arri
xms on schedule time, 5,40, it did not arrive
until 6,15. For this reason the Prince and
suite did not stop todine at the “Logan House,"
as wa s first arranged. The delay of the train
gave time for the crowd to increase, and by the
time it arrived, we judge there were between
1,500 and 2,000 persons at the a consi
derable portion of whom were ladies. The
change in the programme, by which the Prince
passed on without- getting off the train, was
quite a disappointment, he nppear
od at the r«mr end of too car, tipped his hat and
made a graceful bow to those who stood in that
locality, which; was responded to by cheers from
the crowd. He remained standing upon the
platform while the . train stopped, and a good
portion of the crowd obtained a view of him.—
He is. a fair looking young man, but not com
posed of any better material than the greater
portion of the young men in the crowd who stood
I around him, nor is ho any more contented and
happy in his position than'are the mechanics
Who earn their bread by the sweat of their brow
in the shops in this place. Three-quarters of a
century since, so near a relative of the crowned
head of Great Britain would have received a
much wamer reception than was given the Prince
of Wales on Tuesday evening last. But time
hah wrought a change. The people of this Re
public no longer entertain that animosity toward
the people of Great Britain that their forefoth-
Crs did, from the fact that we are now their su
periors and no. longer fear them, hence we can
be charitable and treat the heir, next in order to
the throne in a civil manner, and cvqp receive
him enthusiastically, without being subject to
the charge of fawning for favors
,‘T 00 A.M.
7 00 A.M.
0 80 P.M.
-7 40 “
Bkh akd Everett Meeting. —The Friends of
Bell and Everett-held an . enthusiastic meeting
in front of the Post Office, in tlusiplace, on Fri
day evening last. They werevaddressed by ex-
Gov. Moorehead, of Ky., one of the ablest stump
speakers now .travelling. His speech is said,
even by those who do not agree with him in pol
itics, tp have been one of the best delivered in
this place this season. The “ Minute Men” to
the number of 45 or 50 Were out with torches,
preceded by the Altoona Brass Band. The pro
cession, numbering 05 or TO, marched through
several streets, previous to the organization of
the meeting. Everything passed off decently
and in order, as should he the case at such meet
ings, there being no interruption by members of
other parties*. r
New Goods!— -Ha! ha! ladies, we know you
like such news as that. “ Who has them ?” we
think we hear you ask t and tvith all possible
speed we beg leave to make known that Messrs.
J. &J. Lowther, at the “ Model Store,” have
just received the largest, finest and prettiest'
stock of goods that ever graced their shelves,
and you, who have seen their previous stocks,
know that they were hard to beat; but they have
eclipsed themselves this They have brought
goods for tho ladies which the ladies did not
know they needed, nevertheless, if they but calf
and examine the stool? they’ll find they peed
more than they,imagined, and that the “ Model”
can -supply them witli'every thing.
Resignations. —l\'e are sorry to announce
that Cols. J. J. and Harry Gray ha,ve re
signed their positions as Conductors on the
I eon a Railroad. / Both the gentlemen named
have been connected with the road in the capa
city of Conductors, for oyer eight years, during
which time .they have made themselves hosts of
friends, who vyill regret their resignation. In
fact Col. Weitzel had become such an, 11 institu
tion” on the Mail Train, between this place and
Harrisburg, that it seems almost, impossible to
do without him. His appearance at each station
every day yfras as regular as the rising of the sun.
We wish the retiring gentlemen every prosperi
ty in whatever business they may hereafter en
gage. / . - :
“Tub Kettle.”—The Register of last week
some coni and peaches raised in Milli
gan’s/Gove, better known as the “Kettle,” by
Mrs. Lewis. of Qayapost. and says they are first
rati? articles. We have no doubt that as good
grain and fruit may be raised in that “neck ’o
timber” ns elsewhere, but for the sake of oar
banters we regret that this well known good
Banting ground is to be broken np, ns the axe
of the settler is now being laid at the roots of
the tall oaks, and the thickets of under-brush,
the haunts of the deer and bear, will soon dis
appear, and with them the game which abounds
therein.
Pome Up.-tQu Saturday evening the Bell
and Everett party, of this place, raised a tall
poje on the. comer of Virginia and Annie streets,
opposite'our office.' The pole is some 85 feet
above the gronnd. On the top is a small flag,
and about 26 feet .below a red, white and blue
streamer about 16 feet long. At a point level
with the attic Windows'of Lowthcr Plack’s
bonding, in which is the club room of the par
ty, »,rope is stretched across .Annie street from
the pole to one of the and from this a
large flag is suspended to the bottom of which
is attached .the names of. Bell and Everett.
Wobk.t-A day or two since, our dental
friend, Dr. pittaer, exhibited to as a sett of teeth
he had just finished for A lady in .place. ■■' They
wqre pat up on gold piste and finished in a style
which proclaims the' Dr. a master workman in
bis line, and we doubt whether a better sett of
artificial teeth ever into any persons month.
Every sett adds to his reputation as a dentist,
and the, secret of his success is that ho fully un
derstands his business and applies himself to it.
Those who wish anything in. his line need have
no fears in entrusting their work ito him, as he
guarantees satisfaction and can give it.
■ V Dan’s,” in another
and thoi cati and'exahdue hift stock.; /
WKST or iHB &fopNTAiH.—The Ex
press Train west, on Friday morning tot, toel
accident iocar Stewart’s station, by
why* «je baggage car and three passenger cars
wore precipitated down an embankment It ap
paira that the train woe behind time and mov
vmgjit a speed of or thirty miles an
houit, when the locomotive struck a cow and
knocked Iter off the track, but she; afterwards
feU|betW|BM» the express and baggage car* throw-'
mg. .(he Ihtlcr and three, passenger cars off the
track, attd: injuring twenty-three persons, many
of t|iem slightly, and only three of the whole
seriously. | They were takeni to Pittsburgh,
where evpry possible attention was given them.
Up Stbhet.—There has been a fuss
and n rush up street for several days, past, hot
to a deg fight or to hear the lawyers call
each otheh hard names and make out characters
for their clients, at a V a head, before a digni
fied J. P.i hut'to see the piles upon piles of new
goods just opened at Joe Hileman’s store. Joe
went to the city a short time since with* big
pile pf money and he spent it all for the accom
modation lojf the people of Altoona. He bought
something for the old and young, grave and gay,
rich and poor, everybody and the “rest of man
kindj” andiall he now asks ds that the people
call and examine his selections.
Boquet.— Our friend, D. M. Greene, has our
thanks for a beautiful boquet of fall flowers:
He must have a fine assortment from which to
select,*to get one so handsome as that left with
us. ;As wo have said before, we love flowers,
and always place them in the best article in the
vaseline, that, we have, if it |bouldbe a dilapi
dated cream mug, (printers don’t often have
articles that are not useful aswell ns ornamen
tal) Every, person who has a lot might have
flowers. They add such a charm to home that
we wonder why oil do not have them.
Contract Awarded. —The contract to rebuild
the railroad bridge across the Conewogo, on the
line of theiHarrisbdrg and Lancaster Railroad,
which was destroyed by fire some time since,
has been awarded to Messrs. Piper & Shiffler.
Col. j. L. Piper is of this place, and is the Su
perintendent of bridge-building on the Penn’a
Railroad. The well known skill and energy of
the firm in bridge building is sufiicicnt guaran
tee that the work will be well and quickly done.
Attestpr. Firemen !— The regular stated
meeting of the Good Will Fire Engine and Hose
Company, will be held in the Armory of the
Logan Rifle. Rangers on Monday evening next,
October Bth. Every member of the company is
expected apd earnestly requested to bo in at
tendance, jßy .order of the President,
■ !? n w. W. SMITH, Seo’y.
Religious. —The regular quarterly meeting
of the M. Jb, Church, of this place, will com
mence on Saturday evening next; Preaching
on Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. Love Feast
at 9 o’clock^' and preaching at 11 o’clock on
Sunday moving, after which the Sacrament
will be administered. \
Exhibition.— The exhibition to be given by
the scholars i connected with the M. E. Sunday
of this place, will come off some time in
the beginning of week-after next. We shall re
fer to It more particularly next week, when wo
shall be able to give the exact time.
Democratic Meeting.— A Democratic meet
ing will bo held in Shultz’s Hall this (Thursday)
evening, to bjo addressed by S. M. Woodkok, Esq.,
and John B, Stall. As this will be the last ral
ly before the Gubernatorial election, a full turn/
out is desired. ■ t
Foa iRENTi^—The Hall adjoining the Tribune
Office, in Leather & Flack’s building, heretofore
occupied by the Altoona Guards as an armory
and by jthe tfyion printing office, is offered for
rent, Immediate possession given, Apply to
! JAS. LQWTUER.
I- NOTICE L, OF C.
f rnE IUjIGrULAII SEMI-MONTHLY
H7 tin . e Washington Capitol. No. 120.1., of
* l , c, . d tb "‘, r , llall > " n Thursday evening. October
Wi at o clock. All members are particularly request
vf°. a j t .v nd . “ bl ' BiucM of importance will be transacted.
Oct. 4th. I8C0;-*lt * .
A LWAYS SEASON!
.■ i : • ~ • ~ The undersigned
would.ißfrnn life; ohj customers.and the public generally,
that ho hjs just'retumed from the East with Ills fall stock!
which is ■ ,
i; LAiRQAST OF THE KIND
ever brought place. Ho has ©very variety iu
Price, | Size and quality, or
me| B hats
AND ■■ AN33
* CAPS,
For Fall and Winter Wear. ]
Md qualities of Ladies and
B . ATS and to which tlio at-
° ,Me H* of “rtoiog in this lino is special-
FOBS I FURS! FURS!
fii^s^is^Jssssusas^f
CAPAS, MUFFS, CUFFS,
li " 8 ’ ’ ,cs and of
mannachnc, and of every qnali-
Persoruti in want : of apything in the above line. will
‘P?l? roro purchasing elsewhere,aa lam
“j;«thovery lowest £ss(ble prick “
opposite Hie Lutheran church.
Altoona, Oct. ISOO-tt. JESSE SMITH
T OF -LETTERS remaining
Post Office, Oct. 2d, 1880:
SaTThbiiyw Lowe, Nancy 3
Sunnel Murphy, Jaics
Barns, Michael • • Middleton; John 2. ■* .
■; Mwd>aU; iShrah M '
£"?!*£’ J ‘ x Mitchell, Elanor
Correa, M }J ' Hoore* Phllfb '
MeawrVA P
McNeil, J, - .
Cwr, Catharine s -, • McCormick, B
Ctillcr, Batila' • %• • , • McGovern, Win- ;
Campbell, James M 2 McCloekey,Patrick !
Oampbell, Hance i Nagle, Afe 2 *
J W ,ew M .Pheaner, Sunnel j
Daniels, J*mes • ;•} Poshing, Albert
Ewan.BW - ji - Raab,Victoria
i; Renin, Amos 1 1 . < •
; ; ’ Kelgh, Elizabeth
Gaither, WW ... Redden, John - S|
GeMoy.MniT A Schema-, W O
“« rt »Siww j: , Sheerer,James. ■
Hitchcock* Margaret Smith, RU
V Stiteler, Elizabeth
Hodnett, Ellen v . Smith, John
HartmanjJohn Stewards
Hughes, Patrick Schneider, Nicholas
Jenkins, QS 2 I Sellers,M S
Jenkins. Isaac 3• : Shoemaker, J
James, Thomas Tarr<Wß '
Klink, Jplm fr piiman, Daniel -
E ; : Vandever, W W
Kf, Wm ( Weis, Rllon 2
Kline,.Ar4h_ ■ ( i . Wagner,Pred’k -
£ ''■:****!* r :
! i Great Rush to
j THE OLB FREIGHT CONDUCTOR'S
1 Cheap^Clothing Store, ;
I is determined not
JL/ to be outgone by any one In the win of
|READY-MADE clothing
j and irther Notions. He hasa Urge stock of pvortoats, of
i the be*t quality and latest blackatrd'fiincy nnd
plain; and fancy SILK VESTS, Frock nnd Drceu COATW
I lytyTS, otevcrycolor, quality And styles fur wen and
■I tioyjs.; < ;
'Gents Shawls, Hats, Caps, Bools and Shoes of
j every style, quality and price for old and youny.
Ladies fine Dress and Morocco Boots, Men's
Morocco lace Boots, Ladies and Misses'
~ 1 . 6aitersi_and a great variety of Chil
dren? i- Shoes, Ladies Nolies,
, ; ' Children's fancy Mats and
. Moods, Gent’s Shirts,
Undershirts and
Drawers,
Collars, Gloves,
j ■ Hosiery, Handkerchiefs;
Ladies Gloves, Mitts, Mosiery, se.,in great variety.
Also, a large assortment of CARPETING of all styles
of oil C‘°ths, Table Covers,
lllAukots, Muslm, Sheeting, Trunks, Carpet Bass, Valises,
I«mUm Morocco Satbels, Umbrellas, Parasols, Ac/ Also,
■WATQHEB AND JEWELRY
Jf every description, such aa Breast Piua.Uar-Ring?, Finger
' B . racelcU > G cU and Silver' Fob Chains,
8 ,^. 01d •nd.Cora} Tuck-ups, Gent's Shirt Studs,
Ladies and Gent »-fclecvo Buttons, silver Table and Tea
Pocket Knives, Pistols, I'ccket, Side
.Cj'h'hs; Tooth, Hair and Clothes Brushes; Soaps
and Iqilet Articles, 4c., ic., all of'which will bo sold at
the lowest prices. Be sure and call at “ DanV’ before you
J gJ elsewhere and you will save money.
■ sn B. LAUGIIMAN, Agent.
j Altoona, Oct 4,1860.-3 m ’ J
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
AT TUB
“MODEL STORE!”
WE ARE HAPPY TO INFORM
our friends (bat wo are again on hands with an
unusually largo stock of.
FALL GOODS,
‘ Ki hicll tllluk ** avc hecn bought at prices that will cna-
Die us to compete with any other house in this section of
country. » e havo uonr on hands a larger stock of fine
uoous than bus heretofore been brought ?o thw place and
the ladles will appreciate our efforts to please theif
(antes by calling and looking at our stock, which wo lake
Pleasure in showing. We have many novelties in Dress
Goods, among some of which are the following.
II 00l Delaines, Mohair Mixtures, Oriental Lustres,
Palesiors, Brocade Mohuirs, Silk Brilliants ,
Silk Poplins, Brocade Poplins, Chene
Valencies, Rep Poplins, Figured
Cashmeres, Mottled Merinos,
Wool Plaids, Fig. French
Merinos, Plain do.
Together with a full stock of all kinds of Domestic and
.“I. , t>ooda. Cloaking, Cloths, Cassi meres, Salinetts,
I,needs, Ac. Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shawls, Cloaks
fi'.i Hosiery, 0 loves, Woolen Goods, Carpets
Oil Cloths, Bed[Comforts, Blankets, ic„ Ac. v '
Wc ask particular attention to our present stock- of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which wo feel sure are cheaper tliau they can bo bought
elsewhere. Wo Imre also our usual supply of
Groceries, ftueensware, Hardware,
Wooden ami. Willow Klirc.
In a word, wc think our present stock -of Goods worth an
exn mutation by persons wishing to buy,, and cordially in
vite our friends to drop In and sce us.
Oct, f. ISOO. J. A .7. LOWTHEU.
A Novelty in the Art World!
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters patent in the United States, England.
, France, and Bolgiuni. ?
THE AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPH.
1C PORCELAIN COMPANY, A 0.781 Broadway,
lorl. bavmg secured their novel and ingenious in
vention by American and European patents, are fully Pre
pored to execute all onions for j y
Miniature Likenesses of Persons on China
presenting all the attractive and advantageous features of
ordinary photographs, the brilliancy and Snish ofa water
»°i»r d i ra ."v n . S ’ nuJ a hitherto unattained quality of dum
billty, by being rendered as imperishable as the natural
Pr >s t ,b^ o , f tl ', e ? rticleB "P° n wl *ich they arc transferred!
As the patented process of the Company enables the re
production of Photographs, not only on plain surfaces but
upon-such us are round or of any degree of irregularity
portraits can be reproduced with faultless accuracy and
delicacy of delineation, upon Porcelain wares of auV do
usedaBartidea of lu^'or of
l T nu, Vases, Breakfast Cups, Toilet Articles , tfc ;
a l ,',H r ''v'LM C i lrin . S , ri ‘ i 7 ftll and furnishing a unique
and exquisite stylo of ornamentation Jf articles in dumeitic
In order to furnish facilities for the gratifleation of rh*
popjiinr taste, and to meet tlio wants of those patrons of
the lino Arts desirous of having Portraits on Porcelain the
Company have imported from Europe a collection of
nor porcelain goods, manufactured to their own order
which they soli at cost prices. onar >
As thei American Company aro owners of tlio patent
V‘° °“ 1} ‘ • ,crffoUB authorized P to uiu
tbo process, they have determined, in order
To afford People in every section of the Union
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS oy cmyj,
■to make the following proposition to
Residents In the Country, who are unable to visit personally
the Atelier and Galleries in yew. Fork. J
tvLTfl? Bc “i liD 6» Photograph, nmhrotype. or daguorreo
nied by ° f ‘ ho Company in New York, accompa-
FIVB DOLLARS,
tliey will secure iu like manner,
A handsome French Vase or Toilet Article,
W Uv to! K° rtrait "Produced by tlio patented process.
By sending a pair of daguerreotypes and
FIFTEEy DOLLARS,
they will receive in return
A Pair of rich Sevres Vases,
udtotoepor,rails executed equal to miniature paintings
?Jln waros°or manneri C!, “ WSJS
rare* ef every Quality of Finish,
ranging in price from
,Twenty to One ITundred Dollars the Pair
State !** the addr “ 3 ’ roun-
All letters to be addressed to
\Masaoib, AkkiuCan Phoiooraphic PoncEi. vix Co T ’
Oct. L ,M
, SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Azroo-iWi, blair couyry, pa. 3
MISS H. A. BYERS will open in Al
toona, on the Ist day of October. 1860, a School for
uins, ■ All the B ranches \of a good English Ednration win
bo taught, anaCUsse, to be MrcS tote
} b 8 reCeiTed a ‘ i' lo following
S&frv* i ».w
Drawing, ‘f .5 - 52
Painting, Water Color, -
Painting, Oil, JS
abwrbran o rt»J m CO “ U ‘ Uteono < *”* rter lu anyoflhe
_;p 1? y™ r tviU -bel composed of two terras of 5
™®m ST, *° charge for tuition sl.Qd -per"month
PA The dhSinfiSfwufh 1 . nn . mb * B of POPiI« limited to 26.
, f will bo mild, but firm. Lmsom will ha
taring each ptipll for study at home; and for absence or
lt^rt^“irT? “ 4or 8 7 ? e * nd <? f ßev.
Altoona, Sept. 27.186Q.-tf
& BOURKE,
Blanumcturers ana Importer
- -I • >. ' ■ **'.'■■■•' r'’*-- - v .‘ ■ - •. ■
paper hangings,
a. & CORyER FOURTH AltD MARKET STREETS
, i . PHILADELPHIA.'
Sept. 20,18.G0.Qtm
I^O TICE TO BUILDERS.— THE
••r. V Building Committee of St John’s Chnn-l. ik™,.
. Altoona* Sept. 27,18e0;-td ■ *
IS HEREBY
RAn P e [ s °nfl not to harbor or trust my wife
Bbo h ? T, "S left my bed and board without
° r at "t I will pay no debts of her
2 o slßft ?r •,** d!4te Unless com l >ell<xl bylaw.
Bept. 20,1860.-3t* SIMON WILT
[?LOUR —A CHOICE LOT OF EX
- ITEA PAMILY FhOUR for rale by
» SMALL HOUSES AND LOTS
HAVE’S ,
Holland bitters
THJ OXLXB!
IRATE) HOLLAND RBUBDT JOB
SPSFSI&,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
UTEB VOIBPLAIITT,
WEAKNESS OP ABY KIJTB*
„ FEVER AND AGUE,
th* various affseUona sonasquent upon • rtfaradsied
STOMACH OR LITEB,
®, llnd *J* d ®*J® d ' n R Mo*. In all NeromLtoenmatle, *5
AffiscUonA I* h*» ta numerous fastancss prosed
MiantUo principle, after tho manner oftheeeUbnSS
Holland Professor, Barbara. Its reputation at home on*,
dncsd its here, tho demand eonunendng* wIU
Ernso of the fatherland scattered Otw (he &e* of thte
oountrr, many of,whom brought with them
handed down the tradition of Its rain*! Ji tt
s^aasi*«
of I 1& thrilling And quickening ersry herre, raising up the
ggHgrf-A W htftuin/new health and rigor
■NOTICE.—WhoeTar expects to flm) this a bsreraaa wU
ba dlsappolnted; but to the sick, week end low splr&d. it
jsjsw * ratMie
READ CAREFULLY I
The Genuine highly concentrated Boerhave’s Holland
Bitters is put up hi half-plift bottles only, and retailed at
On Dollar per bottle, or six bottles ibr liv* Dollars. Ta#
great demand for this truly celebrated Medicine baa induced
nanjrtoMtations, which the public should .guard against
. lmposition. Bee that our is on Ua
label of every bottle you buy.
BOLH PBOPKXBTOEB,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.
WAHvriotußiira
|harma£futisis and(Kteisto,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
For sale by A. liOUSU, Altoona.
April 10, 1860-lamly.
GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
R. A. 0. KERR’S.
.if" A t°r > crr , lll, fJ l nst received the largest, mostfishioa
abic ami best selected stock of Goods in the market, consis
ting of an entile** variety of goods foe tnon'nnd boys* wear,
Tlic largest and best assortment of Ladies’ Dress Goods
in town, consisting of black and fancy Silks, all Wool De
laines, Alpacas, Cliallio Delaines, plaiii and figured Bruise.
Lawns, Ginghams. Ducals, Lavclla Cloths, De Barge, Trav
. i g tlnci a beautiful assortment of Prints. Ac
n^ TK ' k ! n , t ?’ ch “ k ?’ and tlublenched.
Cotton and Linen Table Dnper, Crash; Nankeen, Ac.
Also, a large assortment of Ladies’ .Collars, Dress Trim
mings, Ilihbons, Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts, Hosiery. Silk and
Tue'in Neck Ties, Veils, Barred and Plain
Jaconet. Swiss Muslins, A ictoria Lawns, Mill Sluslins
Swiss and Cambric Edging. Dimity Bands, Velvet Uibbons,’
4c. Alco, a fino assortment of
SPRING SHAWLS,
AND
Ladies’ Black Silk Sommer Cloaks,
Neat and Beautiful,
Boots and Shoes, Hals, and Caps,
Hardware, Queens ware. Wood and pillow Ware, Groce
oMtonry JUd Also ’ tUe hargest and Best Assortment
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
in town, whicJi will be noltl clicap.
L“'i L '. X i ,IIU . il !, e . 11 ' J eoods, mid yon will to convinced
market tl>o assortmc “t and cheapest goods iu th»
Tlic Celebrated Bcreea Grind Stones, always on hand.
Hams, Shoulders. Dried Beef, 4c.\ ' i ,
inf^F <,U . ,llry . l,rod, - ,( ' c takl ‘“ iu excliange for goo.ls,at
the highest market price. R i O KFini
April 20, ’OO. • * UiKK -
Cheap Goods! Cheap Goods!!
McCORMICK’S STORE
TUST ARRIVED, ANb NOW BE-
M FR I U ai/ 1 U ,° f SPKINU SUM-
WaSee ' I.Mheltoc 0 f y ‘ 8 “ ‘ h °
EADIES’ dkkss and domestic goods
SSS?iJSSKSI,t'“' '"Hi” *» o-
COFFEE, SCOAiI, TEA, SYRUPS, la.,
are of the heat kind, and till fresh.
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, HATS.CAPS. nONVPTU
FLATS FOR LADIES AND ’
together .wiUi as full assortment of i!’
GENTLEMEN I BOOTtS, BOOTJBES AND
styh-s 1 of LadieB ' DC, ' Rrtmcnt,aro 811 *0 different and latest
GAITERS, BOOTS, BUSKIN AND, SLIPPERS;
together with a general assortment for Children A Misses
and a good and full stock of ‘ T Misses,
GENTLEMENS’, BOYS’ AND CUILDfIJIN’S CLOTHING
or Spring and Summer. The largest assortment of ’
- IV ALL PAP B ft]
ever brought to the place, and being nnprcdentlv low from
6 " a ‘ B roll, with to matcTi.
f l 3 ' ve purpose henceforth to giveitho bhstness onr
especial attentiop, wo willscll very lowfcr cash or conntrr
take iu exchange, as usual, Butter Baas
Z!° w ’ Beeswax , rfk : Thankfnllir
past patronage,, we hope, by a strlct adlLeirence to business
to our old motto, ‘‘Small profits and quiet sales.’ to return
°M^tlBW.° IJand
N^tore G S 00 P Y AN fl WQUOR
.muLto°tLi»ton 8 U ofß?^
has opened his new Store mi ba
Foreign and Domestic liquors,
consisting as follows: |l mBBR
Trench Brandi/, Cognac irandy. Peach
Br n,/T J Br^ Old'Burgundy
Wine, Oid Pori Jamaica Bum,
Holland. Gins Old Bye Whiskey, ;
Honongahela Whiskey, '
■ Rhine -Wine. i S
as ho will sellat CITY f bny of hto .
He will alsokeep constantly on hand at, assortmont of
G- R O G 33 R X E S
Such <**flour. Bacon, Salt, Ffcft- Tobacco, Sc-
Sy™p, sug<tr, C ’ f :
Qur friends
«t«i»». mi sA’isaigixS!™ l *"■
Altoona, May 20,1859.-tf WDIB PLACE.
nltv tho of Altoona Midvici
»fc?M.S? w I ,rc P* rcd to supply dill their
SlUlme J r J' ond Trimming line. SheSfee.
has on hand an excellent assortment of * ■
SPRING AND SUMMER BONNETS,
STRAW AND MCE GOODS
FLOWERS & RUCHES
> . RIBBANDS AND TRIMMINGS, *
to which she invites the attention of the ladies
She has one of Mrs. 0. C. Dow’s patent
; MAP AND BONNET PRESSING MACHINE
Mid Is therefore enabled to do work in this line in a snue
tovitMacS" 0 * 1 * hort notiC ®’* ml at reasonable prices,
invites a cali. [April JSISBO.-tf.
i OP ALL jpESCBIP
iw* i*2rV®** w «'t lTed *ml fcrtajc by,;
OetMMf} /&BUJB3UN.
AX
■'*s ; 'W-^
CMIJf PRE^AH^TtdN
• ; , • THA.THAS ■■ ' li
STOOD THE TEST OF tEARS
AND GROWS MOKE POPBLAftIIVERYDAtfi
'And testimonial*, new and Mrnost wlthout numbertnlghl
be given from Indies ahd gentlemen in aIV grades oUocli
».Tv whoso united testimony none could tvidstTihat Professor
M.«>ds- llnir Restorative Will restore the Laid and nrar
ylmtliftti'b™* t *" ! lullr of <l,if JouUl t 0 v,w age, la alibi
J,” BAtnsCsErt, Jlitb., Dec, 21»t. 1869.
Pbop. Wood;—Thee wilt {druse arropt a line to Infoim
toce that the hair on my bead all foil oil over twenty year*
“gOi caused by a complicated chronic disease, attended with
an eruption on the bend. A conttnnnl course of sufisrinc
through life haring reduced me to n state of dependence, I
nave not been able to obtain stuff for cap*, neither hate I
, n able to do them up, in eousetjuenee of which my head
uii , extremely from cold. This induced me to pay
.w*? almost the lust cent 1 had on rarlh for a two
mst W i' l’ f “‘S Restorative übont U.e first ofAu
mro followed the directions andtha
, Covered with Imic thick and block, though
?hat anotherZl"r: {"■" 1 over . n, - v bv * l - Ted lag c’.ufldeat
St hints Imttle would restore It entirely amt per
} fcßl “ u:tlon4 to persevere lu its use, and being
th!.e^n.dlu?o% , ? ph "tl'. f ' M nny ”**■»• * would ask thoa
if thie wouldst not be willing to send mo an order on thine
SStfoh I** 1 ** e? 4 ** 0 ’ and , r .' :C . oiT, i ,0 thyHClf th -i "Vriptltr® dr
deration—' the reward is to those that are Kind to the Wi
dow opd the fatherless.” Thy friend,
' .SUSANNAH KlllßV.
_ T,>005110. ■Noble Co„ Ind., Keb. fith, 1890.
P«op. O. J. Wood; —Drat Sir:— ln thedatter paM of the
year 1852, while attending the,’State and National Law
School of the State of New York, my hair, from a caiiow
unknown to me, commenced railing off very rapidly,so that
in the short space of six months, the whole upper part of
my scalp was almost entirely bereft of its covering, ami
much of tho remaiuihg pdrlloli tlpoll the side and buck part
of my head shortly after became gray, so that you will hot
be surprised'when I tell you that upon niy relarh lo tha
State of Indiana, my more' casual -ac<|tulihmnces Were uut
so much at a loss lo discover tlio cause of tfio cfiniige in my
appearance, as my more Intimate ocuualutauces (vers m
recognise me at all.
tat micpiimU* Application tothomo*t kkillful phvif
fi *i* m w ? countl, y» Vut, rsceWiiiß from
tuat my hair could again ho restored, I Was forced to be
come reconciled to-my fate, until, fortunately. In the latter
part of the year ISSJ, your llrsturativo was recommenced
to mo by a druggist, as being the most reliable Hair licato
rutivo m use. 1 tried one bottle, and found to my great
, iat 11 ' ,,L * producing the desired Since
that time 1 have used-seven dollars’ worth of your Kestoi
alive, and as a result, have a rich coat of very soft black
hair, which no money can buy. , r.,
As a mark of my gratitude for your labor and skill in,
the production of so wonderful an article, I have recom
mended .its iuu lo many of my friends and acquaintancea.
Who, I am happy to inform you, are usirig It with like *f
,r«ct. Very respectfully, your*,. ”'
thoworfd ** Dro * dw, V> «nd sot! by all dealers Vlirobghoul
Th« Restorative Is put bp In- bottles of three sizes, via*
brge, medium, and small; the small holds a pint, and
retails for one dollar per bottle; themedium. holds at least
twenty per cent, more In )iro]H>rtiolr than the small, retslls
lor two dollars.abottle; the large, bolds a quart, 4b, pet
eeut. wore in proportion and retails for $3 a bottle. ■
0. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors. 444' Broadway, Sew
Y< ’f>«. aud IX4 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. ■ * ,
Sejit w«d Fancy Goods Dealer*.
GOOD NEWS!
The Train has Arrived!
T B. HILEM AN .HAS JUSIT BE-
• TLItNED frofti tlio city with a largo- mill cnrifiillT
selected stock of '• * -
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
which he is determined to soil cheap, 1 consisting ib Dart ot
Black and Fancy SILKS, Bombazines, Delames, Calfr
CO V',’, l , Ginghams, Muslin*, White Goods, :
SHAWLS, Ac. Also* WEX'S WEAK ot all
descriptions, such as Cloths, OUsimere*,'.
Satinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, . Gud Bril
' Ungs, Vestings, Ac., Acr.
Boots, Shoes and Balters, i
A l “^ 5 ® Ms o“ment of Grots, Shoes am? Oalturs, tq Ladles:
- Bents and Misses, of all prfccs, sizes and qualities.
a c a T and HARR
CARPETs”Ac “ m D ° Ubl ° Cftri>Ct ‘I I**9 1 ** 9 Cutam,
GROCERIES:
This department is supplied With the very thoioest artldeS
that can be hud m mar Eat," and as cheap as ouibw
had any where, eonaistlng itt Mft DrMiis UIO
COFFEE, SLOAK, all kinds and VSrtdp -
and Molasses, Black and Green Teas, Ulee,
Spices, Tobacco and Sogars; Starch,
Corn Starch, Cheese, Ginger, Cab- 1
dies. Mustard, Oils, Turpeu
m ~ , , tine, FISH, 4c., 4c. j .
Thankful1 for past favors, ho hopes to receive a liberal •
shore of public patronage. ■ •• ■
fJttJr 1 kin “* of Country Produce taken in Exchange^
.*saw :
rpilE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
to4cr. rCS S UU * ' ‘ n uX^°&
tl.at lie-1,03 just "'m
sortmeutof— *
CLOTHS, CaMimeres,
„„ jsrT",'
and is prepared to _ r. *■!•»
the latest style 4 °P *»
ncr/as none but
bT warranted lU { < o SlT^dfeiF l
■%6?S» fe^gKS
S 4„ s r?i.««ss
»^®^-f!?4fe£asS2
SfilTSi
exium.nemy stuck, a* lolml r take pleasure Insbblrlni'
SJffIttJSKT at «
May 5‘ 185»-tf
GREAT ORENINC3-
, of
SPRING AND SUMMER
■csa-. ®
T B. HILEBIAN HAS JUST RE
", • ceived nndOpened at his old Btitnd. cn Tlrri«£«.e ,
DUGALS,' /;4)rjVS Bltsttnu
DIMES, LACES,.UOSIBRT* C7iOr/SdW^?ri£
• rtwS*!? oTXAOIIS I>KJSI§ COWS?**
with a ftril assortment - of im<i(f)t fnp «.
fear, mli as Cloths.
Also a full stock of Qnrdwaro, Queensware and .v.
GROCERIES,
and airassortment of 3
BOOTS, SHOES, gaitqhs; AG:, ■
0 nn< * R *- v J es > which equal to any InlhmurWt
and will be sold Mr price.. ™” “ y
d'lartJ2^JS Ceßt V e , n,!,r S ed «y store-room, T can now
iiilS ?/ lsr K«ly increased stock to letter adrantiUß* '
B May?2fmw* CtrUl,J ' llMrite ewjhody tb call,
PICTURES FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS f
PICTURES FOR* TWENTY-FIYB CENTS i
PICTURES FOR TWENIV-PIVE &TS r
PICTURES FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
PICTURES FOR- TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
PICTURES FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I -y
~,.V ■ ■ AT TUB . 'XM •'
PEOPLE’S GAILERT,
PEOPLE'S GALLERY,
PEOPLE’S GALLERY,
PEOPLE’S GALLERY,
PEOPLE’S GALLERY,
waia,.
QHOE-FINDINGS.—JUST RECEI
■ . 19, 1860. STEWART A TIIOMPSOK.
LEATHER.-We have jusi
Stb r^oW a^ k a «-»
French Moroccos, French Goat •»*
Kips,linings, Bindings, Ac Skins, Uppers;
prices and frr.nt ™
whc^X,^??orge t n p" '
July 19 i 860 8 1 P la^wo door, below the Post Offlc.
—July ij, iB6O. STEWART A THOMPSON^
T UMBER for sale”
B S°So matew’am^S.
lowest, for Caan.
QTJECNSWAREkJUST received
A Urge and fashionable assortment at thaitonof
\ Y • otwii«a7m - ' -
- A. M. LATTA,
Attorney andCouusellor at Law'.
TUOirAS EUPAV,