the Art World I
IPON PORCELAIN
Sutes - **■*,■ J
N P HOTOCrII APR
JPANT, So. 781 tfroodJL
heir nofel and injjerdotiTm*
rojicau patents, are* £al?y
2s of Persons on China '
•\ikl advanta K eon* fea tnrM
il i itiiicT and finish of!
' •‘''■drained quality of .W. i
liji|M ri«liable aa thy i.toSi
n «h.d. they are tranJSS 1 .
t “• Company onahU* ■
‘“t only on plain anrfiwiV^:
“■v decree of irregnmS * Qt
"Hi limitless «ecn r ._V ,, f~
i Porcelain wan* ef*S» d,‘
'll a. articles of loxnr“«£ .
Toilet ArUcltt, «fc.v
milts and fnrnUhinei. >
■ntiiiion of article* \
ins Portrait* on
i hurojie a collection o“ w
uctured to their vml^t
y arc owners «f H»
i ly per-oUH ntitliOrlT«j%-_* ■ i
died, in ordor r 1
y section of the
os cmsA,
itiou to
«> ' iinnhU to vUitperjoTtane
tru s in Sew York. V
i'li, amhroty {«•<«• dagutmyv
auy in Now
'LLARS,
r ‘«« or Toilet Article,
hy the )At«Qtn| Atooua
reotypes and .^T
DOLLARS;' ; ,
Scvret rata,
I'J-il to .miniature potation
Ci ‘" be rciirwlnodonport,-
ia!{iu of Finish^
vd Allan (Jutpiri
i ng the aiWroia,: town, coaa^
iHIAWHC I’obceuix Co Jf
. ' . tfcw York..;
’ MW YORK. :
has just be.
;c City with a beautiful as
:ss GOODS..
■ pin t of
I;,’ 05 cents per yard,
.20per yard.*:
‘''ful' fabric for laditt'
'■-"I Finds, . ' V
i" assortment of the latest
Hi. plain Delaines only So
■ m en Hold ut 25 cts. In this.
-■ rtment of the challenge
‘edged to bo the best prints
u=ortiucnt ofjfost colored
Opera Caps,
’ :t »d children, nunnsqr
:ev with an ahumiance and
I't'ii and Trimming line.-
'ns beautiful assortmentOf
WAK E,
• me?t complete of. any la
ing competition.. Tea sets.
:) 1,10. .. ’I
' shoes, *
li'unht from first bands.
LIST, U?ilP AND r
t’MTS,
1 to 2 yards vide.
;ries
d will Be sold at as low a
tin- city. »
ITEMENT I
STORE!”
T TO INFORM
a again on hands with an
;)ODS,
ht nt prices that will ona
,l house in this section'of
a larger stock of fine
brought to this . place and
t.- our efforts to pleas* their
our stuck, which wo .take
> many no\clties in Dress '
; ll;o following.
hires, Oriental Lustre*,
tr:, SilkBBrillian t,
'c Poplins, Client
; plins . Figured
he! Merinos,
Vy. French
'in do.
i hinds of Domestic and
h-, Satlnetts,
Children's Shawls, Cloaks
(-, Woolen Goods, Carpet*
!!■', Ac.. 4c.
cur present stock ol
3 SHOES, v
ili m they can-be bought ,
iUal supply of-
are. Hardware
i it- I) iire.
-:nc!c of Goods worth an
t • liny, and cordially, la*
,-c US. * . ’ .
j. 4 J. LOWTHER.
SOX!
The undersigned ■
and tho publicgenerally.
ic hast with his fall stock,
iIE. KIND
ii has every variety to
Quality, ®f
f HATS
AND
„ GAPS.
inter Wear.
d qualities of Ladles and
11,ATS, to which that**
dug in this line is special-
5 ! FURS I
Mihisomest assortment of
Alt .oils, embracing
S', CUFFS, ■
hadics and Children, of
rare, and of every quail-
in tlie above line, wflt
i in;r elsewhere, as I
i : nossiijio prices,
. the l.utberan clmrch.
JKSSK SMITH-
PAPER'! •
, announces
1,1 mid vicinity .that ho
i 0 cts to 10 cts.
10 ' do 12J “
20 do §l,OO
121 do 50 cts.
5o- ‘ do §2,00
?Lsodo~ 5,00
:i).. front,
I tr, PITTSBURGH.
JOT, ktt ,
ENCH ANP
It Dr. Vickroy'H, on R«’
[Bcpt. 13, ISUO-lP*-
LARGE ANP
-
pip"
autooM* mail schedule,
mails close.
|?^ a IToUldayabnrß, ,
Throughout UolUda; elmrg,
gssw - «•«:»
nffira hiwq for tlio transaction of basinets from CM A M
i’- M., during tbe wesk, and ftom 7.50 to &50 o’
tjk »u Sunday. •'.
th ‘jiuol/iT-tf]
RAILROAD SCHtOULe.
„ji Train Kurt arrives 8,10 P. M.,' leave* 8,25 P. M.
E j Wert “ 7,40 A. JI. “ 8,50 A.M.
“ Kart “ 1,13 A. M_, « 1,20 A.M.
, “ Wert “ 8,25 P. SI., . «■ 8,40 P. JI.
“ Kart “ 7,15 A.M. « 7,30 A.M.
f .. “ AVcrt “ , 0,56 P. M., « 7,10 P.M.
lIOU.IDAYBBURO BRANCH connects with Expreae
Tr„jii Kart anil Wort. ami .Mall Train East and Wert.
1 I\pi AN A BRANCH TRAINS connect with John*town
10-MiKuM'lrtioH Traill Kart and West, Johnstown Way
iri.in tartwnrd and Express Train Westward.
1 Aprli li, ISOO. ENOCH LEWIS, Gtn'l Sujtt.
LOCAL ITEMS.
jgy We issue our paper a little ia advance
t y 3 week, in order to give ourselves time to put
up a ruling machine and other improvements
whiih we are adding to our establishment, after
whisk wc will be prepared to execute all kinds
of Job Printing in the most approved style.
jpyV* Our readers will find on interesting dia-
;,,j£ue, about large and small potatoes, op our
fourth page. Head it. Od our first and second
will be found two letters from our foreign
correspondent which-will repay a perusal. We
have 1 still another on hand from him, which will
prove more interesting tban.any yet published.
tQ, Truly glad are wo that the election will
be over previous to another issue of our paper.
Almost all our exchanges are now so packed
with political matter, of which we have had a
surfeit, that we can scarcely find nn interesting
item to clip. Even local items are scarce as
bon teeth, or snow banks in July, and all be
cause the dear people are engaged in saving the
Union, which is .not in danger. Should we be
ftblo to get up a column of local this week, out
■of the very Htttle transpiring, we shall think we
have done well.
)• '
Political Meetings.— The People’s Party
boKTa meeting in their Club on Friday
evening last, which was addressed by Win. P.
Kennedy, Esq., of Philadelphia. The “ Wide-
Awakes,” had a “ turn out”.previous to the or
ganization of the mceti ng. ’ They were proceed*,
to by the Altoona Brass >
The Democrats held a meeting in Lowther’s
Hall, on Tuesday evening, to make preparations
for the election oft Tuesday next.
loesa America.— One of the growing find
enormous evils of our town is the rampant char-'
seter of the boys. They are all aspiring to bo
wen, before they have reached that period of
life which admits of the slightest / self control,
or personal responsibility. Imitating the vic
ious. Mbits of men, they drink, smoke, swear,
and swagger after the manner of the most ap
proved ruffianism A gentle rebuke, even, is
insulting, to tbo dignity of these youngsters, and
none are more ready to resent ,the remotest
trenching upon their assumed and lofty peroga
tives.
Loso Dresses. —Girls, don’t wear your dres
ted quite so long at the lower end. It is none
of our business, really, nor are we in any par
ticular way .interested in these .matters; but
crerybody is talking about how ridiculous it is
tu sweep the streets, and '‘ jkick np a duBt’’ gen
erally, only for the sake of being |»sbionablc.
We are no judge of what Is -bcst for' you to do
in regard to it; but—it is making a,.good deal
of talk iu the neighborhood—besides many of
you need this superfluous material on the top
about the neck. i
Riot.— Some time since the workmen at Ben
nington Furnace, oh the mountain above this
I'laec, struck for higher wages, or for cash for
tlieir work, we are not certain which, and refus
ed to go to work again, or let any others go to
wora iu their places, unless their; demands were
complied with. The managers refused the' de
mands of the workmen, consequently no work
bs beeu done for the last week. On Monday
last the strike took the form of a riot—clmbs,
stones, pistols and different kinds! of fire arms
being culled into requisition. A mess eager was
sent to Ilollidaysburg for the Sheriff and a posse
af men to arrest the rioters, and yesterday
'Tuesday) morning the Juniata Rifles, Capt.
Loyd, and the Hpllidaysburg Fencib’cs, Capt.
Manier, were ordered, by Judge Taylor, to the
teat of war. At the time we go to press we
have npMearned what they, have accomplished
m the way of a scrimmage with the rioters or in
“aking arrest, but it is quite likely that by' the
Ume tl)e m ßitary arrive the;rioters will be! non
‘*f> and the shanties wear the appearance of
banquet balls deserted,” '
The New Fall Bonnets.—The Now York.
ommerdal Advertiser thus, describes gome of
,le “coming,bonnets:” ?
Among the boquets are to be some of the
nest description of .velvet .that' can be made.
J ground work of one that we bare seen is
posed of white, uncut velvet, ornamented
| ru ‘ t of gold and bladk color, with rich pgr
comnnllV l eaves ’ Tho front trimmings are
of it,;, U °* , moBB roses and blonde, with strings
of Dll J, e and go,t *- Another style is composed
lace m 6 . uncut T e l Tot, ornameqted with point
with L U J p e . Tel T et grapes with gold stem, stars
on ew ne< ? ,n Sl chai “ °f Another is
bgjut oonnet of cherry-colored velvet and
goM rroarobput plumeC,fqBtened with
Jiarihnn* , * ront trimmings are composed of
dU Ml ■ j Pa! ! les hnd blonde, gill another is A n
Telv«t andismadeofpdrplei addblack
curling ostrich plumes; the front
bee a® ooraposed of velvet flowers and blonde
formed 19 * rcry rich article, and is
the uf; ak , un . c “h reivetr and i ostrich feath
lWn h?,*f they were carelessly
!t;U i,. pon tae bonnet and there rested. This
*OB,J’° rua “ eatB - The front trimmings are
onrlada L, a , blonde. We need scarcely tell
Rutjj.iT w°i! erB a * “ 8000 P” or “coal
of the “ n 8 fotlwly vanished, and the style
*» a bent, small bonnet,
Use beaul!r^* B ii feath ? I *T adding beauty
Hrovlnt to?*’ dignit J to tfle queenlike, and
reaving tk t appearance of all. i f
t 00 A.M,
7. 00 A.M.
■ &&) V. M,
» 40 «
-7'lo A. M,
JpUN SHOEMAKER, I*.M.
• , J-
S to press we have no
repoft.ijfJpouVtjpMceedingß, but Jenin that -Os-
themorderof Meadville at
Fostoriii, last summer, has been found guilty of
manslaughter. We have not heard the extent
pf'his sentence. ■ '
The attention;of our readers is directed
the advertisement tit Messrs. Schomaker & Lang,
wholesale grocers' and commission. merchants,
SO3 liberty street, Pittsburg. We commend
their .house to pur merchants desiring anything
in their line.
THANKS.
Messes. Editors. —Permit me, through your,
columns, ’to express my thanks to the. unknown
friends, who, a few| days since, sent to the par
eonagc of the M, E; Church, an acceptable and
opportune present.. Such an evidence of good
will 1 highly prize, and would fain thank the
donors personally, but since it is their desire to
remain incog, it shalFbe my labor to prove that
the present was not unworthily bestowed.
I SAMUEL CREIGHTON.
Altoon% Oct. 30, iB6O.
Council Proceedings.
A special'meeting of Council held Oct. 22d,
1800. 'Present, A. A. Smyth, R. Greenwood,
D. R Miller', D. F. Lnughman, J. A. McDowell
and 1 D. M. iGreen, Council; and Wmj C. M’Cor
mick, Chief Burgess.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
• A bill was presented from Altobna Gas and
Water Co., for giis consumed for use of Council
to the 15th of Oct. 1860. On motion, an order
was ..granted for the same..
A statement of James Kearney, contractor for
building wall and -excavating sower, was pre
sented and read, ns follows^to-wit:
182 4-5. Perches of stone wall built @51,40..., .$255,02
303 Yards excavation, @| ,18 $54,30
$110,28
By amount of order paid .j 140,00
Balauccj dno him. 4170,28
On motion an order was granted, in favor of
Mr. Kearney, for the amount of balance in
full. '
On motion, Resolved , That the assessment for
the opening and-extension of Catharine street,
in the Burmgh of Altoona, be left in the hands
of John McClelland, Esq , for collection, and
that the. Justice give five days public notice be
fore commencing suits.
On motion, Resolved, That the liens entered
up against- certain lots in the Borough for put
ting down pavements,in'front of the same, be
left in the hands of John McClelland, Esq., for
collection, and-that be proceed forthwith to col
lect and pay over jtjieiahiouut to the Treasurer.
Ou motion, Council adjourned.
Extracts from the minutes.
PEN AND SCISSORS.
ZKB'Yim caunot make velvet of sow’s cars.
AS* Lawyers’ pockets are lined with the willfulness of
their clients.
Ladles, please be sweet, but don’t be too format
Be roses, but don’t be prim roses,
An advertiser iii one of tbo papers says he lias, a
cottage to let containing eight rooms and an acre of land.
#Sr*Preutico thinks the political prospect Is none the less
dark from Pennsylvania’* having raised the Curtin.
Ag-Iu a committee of ladles, we have no doubt but
whatever is voted ou is always' curried by a handsome
majority. '
aSfUilolpbo Wolfe, of Schiedam Schnapps renown, is
the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Tilth Dis
trict of New York; , -
A®* A of her children, said of one
who was lighter cdlorcd than the rest: “I nebber could
bear that 'ar brat, |iase be show dirt so easy.”
aSJ'SufiVring others to thiok (or us. when Ucnvcn has
'supplied us with reason aud a conscience, for the express
purpose of enabling us to think for ourselves, is the great
est fountain of all human error.
O'Therc is a complaint that commits a /earful havoc
in all commercial circles, call id insolvency, the first deci
ded symptom of'which is a suit nt law, with you for de
fendant, or plaintiff, it doesn’t matter tfhich.
SSP-We- know of a pretty young lady, who has a lover
■tamed Joy. She.is impatient to have him “ pop the ques
tion,” and til inks of avniling hcreclf of the female privilege
of Icapwvar. In that casqihe would “ leap for Joy.”
Cw*Tho Itellcfontc i'oncibies, heretofore under tbs com
mand of Col. Curtin, Governor,elect,Wat attend tho in
auguration nt Harrisburg, inJanuary next, andhnvebeeii
assigned the position of Rrivatomilitary escort, or body
guard, on that-occasion.
, «-A Good Custom.—lf tho wife of a Japanese doesn't
suit bin,be can send her back toher parents andtryngaiii.
That is to say all wive* 'arc' “ warranted” in Japan. A
good custom, which ought to be adopted in other coun
tries. , • .
«.*• life editors of the pittshnrg Dispatch, /tot and
Chronicle have been sued fur libel by ‘tho’ editor, of tho
Gazette. Those Pittsburg editors have a fine time of it,
sucing and;being suetl. If Courts can give then characters,
they will certainly soon ho above suspicion.
Tlio Register and Recorder elect, of Centro county,
treated the printers of BcUefonte, who favored his election,
toon oyster supper, a few evenings since. It wonld be as
little as all successful candidates for county offices could
do, to follow the example of tbh Register and Recorder of
Centre. • ‘‘ 1
woods Just bow present a truly gorgeous aspect.
No artist’s brnshcan truthfully portray the beautiful com
mingling of every shade of every color, produced by the
decay of tho leaves qq thofbrest trees. They have served
the purpose of their growth, and, in thelangnagoof “Dow,
Jr,” ore “dyingof.age and tho yellow jaundice.”
J93*Tbe wags Imve fonnd out the way to settle the “irre
prcssible conflict” without coming to blows. One asserts
that the best way to “ flron Southern heart ” Is to make
love to a Southern belle, and another says the “ cotton re
gion ” may bo -‘precipitated into the revolution.” by mar
rying hor.—Lotasrflle Journal
The foregoing theories read very well, but it would bo
iippdSsible to reduce them to practice without a resort to
armsi-r- National Intelligencer. :
■\rOTICE.; —-All persons holding receipts
" for tjio payment oftliofuh amount of their stock In
the' Altoona Gas and Water Company, aro requested to
present tho same tbthe'Trensbror on or before the 10th of
November, 1860, and get their certificates of stock.
,f 5 • B. F. ROSB, Sec*y and Trcaa.
'Altoona, Nov. 30.18G0.-2t.
ESTRAY.—CAME TO THE resi
dence of the subscriber, residing
in Logan township, Blair comity, some'
time in July last, a BRINDLE STEER,
altont two years old, white spot on face J
and white stripe on rump with left ear
crqppetL The owner will please
fiirward, prove property, pay charges anil take It away—
otherwise it. will be disposed of according to law.
Nov. Ist, JONATHAN HAMILTON.
More good news r
Tlio undersigned has Just received from tho East
. i and varied assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
constating of
Cloths, Casslmeres, aad
' VESTING,
material for.
FINE AND COARSE
OVERCOATS,
material for
j BOYS’ CLOTHING
j GEM’S EUBNISUINO GOODS,
such os Undershirts, Drawers, Sus
pender*. Neck-tie*: Hnmlkercliiefs,
the lowest prices.
-aJI'WOTK ordered will be nudo tip in tbo verv host strin
f “ bfon *. on short notS Jle>
• : THOMAS ELBTAY.
TheXXth Vplume of the Wkeelv Tribome commenced
with tho. issue of Sept. I.' During the past, year The Trl
buneliasbecn Obliged to devote quite a large proportion Of
its space to Politics, but wo shall soon bo able to forego Po
litical dißCiu.aiop almost entirely, lor months If not for
years,aud devote nearly all our columns to snttjectsof less
intense, but more abiding, interest. Among these, wo
mean to pay especial attention to,
I. Education.—The whole subject of Education, both
• Popular timl General, -will be’discussed in our columns
throughout thcjyear 1861, and we hope to elicit i i that dis
cussion some of the profonmlest thinkers imd the ablest
Instructors in ottr country, it is at once our hope and our
resolve t|lat thp cause of Education shall receive an Im
petus fttim thfe, excurtions of Tne Tbistoe in its behalf
dnijug the year 1801.
11. Aobiccltcbe.—Wo have been compelled to restrict
our elucidations of this great interest throughout iB6O, and
shall endeavor to atone therefor iiilB6l. dis
covery, deduction, demonstration Is calcinated to render
the reward of labor devoted to cultivation more amplo-ur
“ococeftni ll , shall receive prompt and fall attention.
IU. MAnufaOTtjrks, Ac Wc bail ©very Invention or en
terprise trherclAr American Capital not) Labor are attracted
to and adrantagejjnsly employed in any department of Mau
u;ncturiiig or Mechanical industry as a real contribution
tO , the Public Vfeal, insuring ampler, steadier, more con
venient, more remunerating markets to the Parmer, with
fuller employment and better wages to the laborer Tho
progress !pf Mining, Iron-Making, Steel-Making, Cloth
lyenviug, 4c., Act, in our country and the world, shall bo
watched aud reported by us with an ’earnest and active
sympathy^
PohEias jVyPAms.—l7e employ the best correspond
entsin Ufadou.jParis, Turin, Berlin.nud other European
Capitals, -to transmit us early, and accurate <advices of the
great changes there silently but certainly preparing. In
I “P 11 ®,. 0 / A** 0 pccianre of Domestic Politics, pur News from
ithe Old World to now varied aud ample; but we shall have
I • “°f° *’ erl ’ ect the eventful year just be
'■ } V. News; —Wo employ -regular paid .correspond
ents in Qitiibrufag at the Isthmns of Darien, in the Kooky
flpgion, and'wherever eise ; they seem re
quisite. .From the more accessible portions of Our own
country, we derive our information mainly frora’thc inultl
farion* corespondents of the Associated Press, JJbta our ex
- changes,; and (hii occasional letters of inteUigout friends,
j We aim to print the cheapest general newspaper, with- the
fullest and most authentic summary of useful intelligence,
that is mij where afforded. Hoping to “make each day a
critic ou the lari,!’ and print a better and better paper
Irom year; toy ear, as our menus are steadily enlarged
through tho generous co-o;>€ration of our many well-wish
ers, wo solicit, dud shall labor to deserve, a continuance of
pabllw fivvor. ■ i -i - i .
b: TERMS,
Daily Teidcs;*, (311 issnes per annum)..................a0 i
Semi Wzzxtrj j hw “ ■« » ;
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Weekly ■ Two copies for $5, live for
$1126, Ten copies to one oddress for $26, and any larger
number at the latter rate. For a club of Twenty,un extra
copy will be sent. For a club of Forty, wo scud The i>m«-
IKIBPNK gratis one year. , ;
Weekly Three copies for sf, Eight copies far $lO. and
any larger number at the rate of SI2U each per annum, the
paper to lie addressed to cadi subscriber. To cl übs of Twen
ty, \»c send an extra copy. 11
Twenty-copies to one address for $2O, with one: extra to
shim who scuds ns; the club. /For each club of One Hun
dred, Tuz Daily/Tmiio.vi: will be sent for ono yoor. -
When drafts can bo procured It is milch safer than to
remit Ihgik Dills, Tho name of the Post-Office and State
shunld in all cases bo plainly written.
Payment alwiya in advance. Address,
| ; ‘TIfeITRIBBNE, No.lMSassaa Street.
• '~yi ■■ niw-yok,
X-ik«pOL.ff Alf D HAMLIK
EIjjEGTORAL TICKET.
• ; | h: ■ ELECTORS; ■
/AMES POLLOCK, * c
THOMAS M. HOWE,
EDWAIIO C. KNIGHT,
; ROBERT P. KING, ,
HENRY BUMM,
; ROBERT M. FOUST, •
i NATHAN HILLESr
JOHN M, BROOM ALL, t
JAMES W. FULLER, !
DAVID E. STOUT,
; FRANCIS W. CHRIST, i-
David mumma. Jr., ;
DAVID TAGGART. '
THOMAS R. HULL,
; Francis b penniman,
ULYSSES MERUUK,
GEORGE BRESSLER,
: A. .BRADY SHARPE, '
DANIEL O. GEHR,
/ Samuel calyin, "
i EDGAR COWAN,
i WILLIAM McKENNAN,
; JOHN M. KIRKPATRICK,
James kerr,
RICHARD P. ROBERTS,'
HENRY SOUTHER, ’
JOHN GREER. - • , ■
Examine your tickets before voting. See that
they correspond with the above.
..n - BY THE COMMUTE.
Altoona, Nov. 1, 1860-11.
T*JI. SCnOMiECB. VH. F. LA-N(i.
SCHOMAKER &, LANG,
WHOLESALE GROCERS &
■ Commission Merchants, i
AND D£AL£BB Iflf x I :
FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON,
Provisions, CliceBe, Iron,
NAILS, GLASS, BIIOOMS, SAWS, &C.
No: 303, Liberty Street,
Nov. 1.-6 m, I PITTSBURG, PA
GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS/
WM. B< MOKE HO U SE' & 00.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS AND SEGABS,
beg leave to cgll.the atteutiou of the citizens of the United
States to; their Pure Wines uud Liquors, put np under their
owu hapervision, for Family and Medical nse, iu cases as
sorted to sult customers. Clubs, Military and other public
oodles, Who require to purchase iu large or small’ quanti
ties, iu disks or bottles, will be liberally dealt with. Price
List seat; on application.
OLD MOREHOUSE BITTERS.
Recommended by the first’pbydfcians ns the bopt remedy
. uw i?.^ r IndigcSlina, Debility, and all Ner
vous Diaeiises. As a beverage, it is pare, wholesome, and
delicious; to the taste. Sold by ail Druggists.
ll. MOIIKUOUStJ & CO., Proprietors,
3 k 3 Exchange Place,
■j . Jersey City, X. J.
P. S.—fTbesubscribers wish to engage a few active men.
as Load and Traveling Agents for their, house, to. whom
liberal iudneomehts will be offered, For particulars, ad
dress as abovoi I;
Nqv. i:-3m.
List Op letters remaining
io tbc Post Office, at Altoona, Oct. 31, 1860. ’
Ainsworth. John H Miles, Judith
Adams. Addis Manley, David
Alexander, Oqo it McGnbau, Jas
Bowers; 1 Henry 3 McCabe, W P
Dili uteri Thoa McQuiikoD, Lizzie 2
Dnrns, Mathc-w - McDonald & dcKiuuey
Beck, Adnlinu McNamara, Dios
Black, Sarah : McCormick, Dullie
Barr, Win McDevin, Sarah
BrotherUnc, Q MeCowol, 15 J
Cowan, EX, ; McCland, Kuth
Campbell, A M Nelson. Susan J 3
Criste, Sami ; Nagle, 0 C 2
Colince, Christopher N'eff, Edward
Currius, Mr J - Newton. JnoM
Emery. J S Nelson. John
Evans, Hugh i O’Keson. Danl 2
Dougherty &Co ' Pike, E K
Donnell, W I’hrcuolman, J
Douglass, II j: 2 Pershing, Albert
Ferre, O Hoger.BF
Flynn, E P A Bro Bitloy. M
Ferry, Philip j Biley, J
Fugate, Mary ' Sanders Mary
Uurhurt.iE Seilers, II A
Galt, TP Smith, John
Gall incr, James Stewart. W A
Oiaham. Eliza - Smith, Wm C
Humphrey, D ■ Sipes, E
Hawk. Wm Switzbroder, Mary
Hughes A Irwin Singizer. Henry
Harter ACo ■ Swires, Anthony 2
Harter,EJ Smith, Isaac
Hodman, Conrpd Suvling, Miss
Horlaclicr, C ; Smith, And
Hawl, Miry E ’ Stewart, Wm O
Hartmaii', Aoain: Trcxler A Haiock
Hite Sopjda Talbot, Wm
Irwin. AC- | ' Thnrlow, J j
Jenkins, Isaac ; 2 Washington, Geo
Knott, Spronl! 1 • Wilt, Geo
Knox, AM ~ Wood, D U
Kliok, John t i Williams, Dlt
laircum, H Walker, Mary J
Easier, JUo Yerger, Chris '
Monster,' David . '
Persons caillljie for loiters on this list will please say
they arc advertised. , JOHN SHOEMAKEB, P. M 4
Allona, Oct. CO, 1860. ’
TRIBUNE FOR 1801.
PROSPECTUS.
BCERHAVE’S
Holland Hitters
©TSFEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LITER COMPLAINTS*
WEAKNESS OP ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
And fits varione affeetfons eonsequent open s dUerfces*
STOMACH OR LITER,
Msb' as Indigestion, Acidity of ths Stomach, Colicky Pains,
nearibuni, Lmm of Appetite, CoetlvMiMS,
Blind audßloodlng Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and
Neuralgic Affections, It baa in numerous instances proved
highly beneficial, and in otbsn effected a decided rare.
Thia is « purely vegetable compound, prepared on etrietly
setennfle principles, after the manner of the celebrated
Holland Professor. Boei-baTt. IU reputation at home pro
duced its introduction here, the demand commencing with
those of the Fatherland scattered over the free of this
mighty country, many of whom brought with them and
handed down the tradition of its veins. Jt it new offmtd
It the American public, l-nowina that Hi irwte fondtr/ul
tudtdnal virtue* «iu t lit adaunaUdgid.
It Is particularly recommended to those penoos whose
eonstitutions may have been impaired by the continuous was
of ardent spirits, or other forma of dissipation. Generally
Instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly to the seat
of life, thrilling and qnickeuing eTsry nerve, railing up the
drooping spirit and, in Act, infusing new health and vicar
tn the system.
NOTlCE.—Whoever expects to find this • beverage wU
be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and low spirited, It
will prove a grateful aromatic eoidltl,' poeseeead of dn ruler
remedial propertiee.
READ CAREFULLY!
The Genuine highly concentrated Boerhave’i Holland
Bitten is put nn in half-pint bottles only, and retailed at
On Boiui per bottle, or six bottles for Fit* Dollars. The
great demand for this truly celebrated Medicine has induced
many imitations, which the public tdionld guard
purchasing.
Beware of Imposition- See that our name It on the
label of every bottle you buy.
" ~ *• *—■“
SOLE PROPKIBTOHB,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JB. & CO.
MAvnracTUßix*
fjharmaauligts an 4 (Etaisfs,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
For flulo by A. KOUStI, Altovha.
April 19, 1860-lnmly.
Salt River Passengers, Ho!
AS THE SUBSCRIBER WILL BE
under the nvccs ity of leaving early in November
for the bead water, of Salt Biyer,-ih the ship UNION,
which will pos-tie'clg sail about that time;'and knowing
that many of my friends will go along nud will want an
outfit, I take Oils opportunity of informing them as well
ns all my old friends and customers, that 1 have just re
turned from the East, where 1 purchased a large stock of
Goods, which I nm now opening ut my i tore in North
Ward, to which I invite inspection. It is the
LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST
ns well ns the CHEAPEST lot of Goods brought to the
town this fail. Tim reason why I say the cheapest is ob
vious to every reflecting mind, because ns the season ad
vances (the merchants iu the cast ray) prices decline, there
fore I have an advantage of from 20 to 25 per cent, over
those who purchased curly in the season, and I'can and
will sell cheaper than any other house in the place. Pur
chasers will tints at once see the propriety A at least ex
amining my stock before buying elsewhere. My stock
consists of all the_nc west styles of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS
fur the season, also a full assortment of
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
LADIES’ SHAKER BOMETS,
Misses? Fell and Strata Halt,
and everything in the line of Dry Goods and Notions which
it is unnecessary to enumerate. 1 All of which will be sold
for cash, qr to prompt paying monthly customers, or ex
changed for all articles of Produce which cau be consumed
here or exchanged fur goods in the East.
A. McCOUMICK.’
N. B.—Tho subscriber has arrangements in the East by
which lie can supply any article at short notice.
Altoona, Oct. 25, 1860. A. McCormick.
NEW STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT HiLEMAN’S.
npHE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS
1 - customers, and the public generally, that be has (u'st
received a large and beautiful assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
which, for magnificence extent aud variety, have never
before been excelled in Blair county. Particular attention
is invited to our stock of ’
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
Sachas Slack and fbney Silks, Challies, Bereges, Brilliants,
Laamf, Betaines, Chintts, BeßegcS, Crapes, Prints,
Crape and Stella Shawls, Mantillas, Uhdersleeres and
- Hosiery, Bonnets and Ribbons, Collars, Hand
kerchiefs, Hid Gloves. Hooped Ski)ls,‘Skiri
ing. Lace Hitts, etc., dc.
FOR GENTLEMEN’S WEAR,
We have Cloths, Cassimcres, Vestings, Tweeds, Joans, *c.
Heads of families would do well to call and examine our
stock ,of Winter Goods for Boys.
Bools, Shoes, Hardware, Glassware, Qneenswnre, Wood
and WBlow Ware, Oil Cloths, Carpets, 4c., iu any quantity
and at prices that cannot fail to please.
GROCERIES.
Our stock of Groceries is indro extensive. than ever, and
consists of Rio and Java Coffee, Crushed, Loaf aud N. O
Sugars; Groeu, Y. 11. and Black Teas; Molasses, Soaps,
Candles, Salt, Fish, Ac. ’ 1
Thankful. to the public lor tlie very libera] patronage
heretofore received, he hope* by strict attention \to busi
ness, and an endeavor to please, to merit a continuance of
tlie same.'
*** Country Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for
Goods at market prices.
Oct. 25,1360. J. Si lIIIiEMAN.
tPersons out of Employment.
AGENTS WANTED,
In ©very County of the United States,
r pO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
■JL some Of the best and most elegantly illustrated works
published.
Our publications are of tho most Interesting character,
adapted to the wants of the Farmer, Mechanic and Mer
chant ; they are published In the best stylo and bound in
the most substantial manner, and. are worthy a - place in
the library of every honsehold in the land. - ■ -
To men of enterprise and industrious habits, this
business offers an opportunity for profitable employment
seldom to bo met with. * •
, «S- Persons desiring to act ns agents will receive prompt
ly by mail fnll particulars, terms, 4c., by oddressinK
w GRTZ 4 Co, Publishers,
V ! «■- Second Street, Philadelphia,
hov. 2atli, ’Gfi—6m. -
SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
ALTQOXTA, BLAIR COVSTT, PA,
MISS H. A. BYERS, will open in Al
toono, on tho lst day of octobcr. 1860, a School for
uirw. All the Branches of a good English Bdneation wilt
bo taught, and Classes to bo instructed In French, Mnslc,
chakra 8 * nd Wfll be received nt the foUowing
Mttaic.® quarter, . slo.oo'
French, ■ gnq;
Drawing, « 3^o
Color, SJM ■
Painting, OJI,- R^»
Three montlw will constitute one. quarter in any of the
above branches. - > ; v 'f, ■ ■■
Tlie school year will' be composed of two terms of 5
months each. The charge for tnitlon gI.OO per month.
Inwlxance, and the nnniber of pnpils limited to 26.
The discipline will Ite mild, but flrm. ’teasons wlll be
assigned ea6h pupil for study nt’bome; and for absence or
tardiness, a written excuse will be demanded. ’
■ school will bo under, the care and direction of Rev.
Roliert Oliver. ; .
Altoona, .Sept 27,1860,-tf
PURE WHITE LEAD AND ZINC
AjPslnt, nlso Chrome. Green, Yellow, Paris Oreen. jry
n grnhnd oil at [l-tf.l KESSERII’a
QPECTAOLEB ANI? BYE PRESBR
KJ Vera for «ale at ft-tf.] KESSWiMS.
[QLLAND REMEDY FOR
A SUPERLATIVE
TONIC, DIURETIC?
IHYIGfIRAfIH& CORDIAL
TO THIS CITIZLN.S OF iNLW JiSR-
X SET AND PENNSYLVANIA.
Apothecaries, Druooists, Grocess axd Peitatk •
■■ , FAMILffeS. !
WOLFE’S Pure Cognac Brandy. ; ! ~i
WOLFE’S Pure Maderie, Sherry npd Port Wine.
WOLFE’S Pure Jamaica and St. Cto(x Ram.
WOLFE’S Pure Scotch and Irish Whisky..
ALL IN BOTTLES.
I beg leave to call the attention of, the cltizols of the
United State* to the above W'lueaand Liquors,'lmported Op
"Udou-uo WrajE, of New York, whose imune Is familiar in
■every parLof this Country fur the purity of hU celebrated
Schiedam Suiisapps. -Jin Wolfe, in fell! letter tome.speak
ing of life-purity of his. Wines and tiqnbrs, Mint: “ I will
stake my reputation iw a man, my standing ns a merchant
of thirty years’ residence tu the city of New York, that all
the Brandy and Wines which I bottle U™ pure us imported,
and of tho best, quality, and Can bo; relied upon by every
purchaser.” Every bottle has the proprietor's name ou tho
wax, and a fac simile of his signature ;of the certificate.—
The puldiclirc rcspectfitlly invite! to call and examine for
themselves. For sale at Retail by nil Apothecaries and
Grocers in Philadelphia.
Oeorqe 11. Ashton, No. 832 Mirkct St. Phila.
Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
Read tho following from tho New Ydik Courier:
Business for oxe New Tons Mbbchaxt.—We
are happy to inform our fellow-citizens that there is one
place in our city where the physician, apothecary, and
•Country merchant, can go apd purchase pure Wines and
Liqnors, as pure as imported, and of stlio best quality. Wo
do nut intend to give an eluboruto description of this mer
chant's extensive Imsim-ss, nlthongh Itjwttl well repay any
stranger or citizen to visit Udolpho Wife's extensive intro
hoi,sc, Nos. 18.20 and 22, Beaver street, and Nos. 17,19
anil 21. Markctficld street His stock elf Schnapps on hand
renily fur shipment could nut have been less than thirty
thousand cases; tho Brotidy, sonic ten thousand cases—Vin
tages of 1830 to ISSfI; and ten thousand cases of Madeira,
Sherry and Port Wine, Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Jamaica
find St. Croix-Rum. some very old and equal to any in this
’ country. 116 also had three largo cellars, filled with Bran
dy. Wine, Ac- in casks, under Custom-House key, ready for
bottling. Mr. Wolfe's sales of Schnapps last year amounted
to, one hundred and eighty thousand dozen, and we hope in
less than two years lie way bo cquallyisuccossAil with his
Brandies am) Wines. i -
His business merits the patronage .of every lover of bis
species. Private families who wish pure Wines and Liquors
for medical nso should send their ordorsdirect to Mr. Wolfr,
until every Apothecary iu the land up their minds
to iljsoard the poisonous stuff from their shelves, and re
place it with Wolfe’s pure Wines and Liquors. '
We understand that Mr. Wolle. for the accommodation
of small dealers in the country, puts up assorted esses of
Wine* and Liquors. Such a man, ami such a merchant,
should bo sustained against bis tens of thousands of opncf
neuts in the United States, whose]] nothing but imitations,
ruinous alike to human health and happiness.
Sept. 13, IiSUO-Cro.ls. * .
ItfRS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERI
-ITI ENCKD NURSE AND FEMALE PHYSICIAN, pro
scuts to the attention of mothers her
SOOTHING SY RU P,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
which greatly facilitates the process of -teething, by soften
ing the gums reducing all inflammation will allay pain and
siiusinodic action, ami is sure to rnjidaU; the Botceli.
Depend upon it mothers, it will givq rest to yourselves,
and It'Tirf and Health to your In fants.i J
I We have put up and sold this article;for oyer ten years,
andean say, in confidence Uud truth of it, what wo have
now been able to say of any other medicine—never has it
failed, in a single instance, to effect a cure, when timely
usedr Never did wo know an instanced! dissatisfaction by
any one who used it. On the contrary, all-are delighted
with its operations, and speak iu terms Of highest commen
dation of its umgicul effects and median) virtues. .We speak
in ibis matter “what we do know,” after ten years’ expe
rience, nud pledge our reputation forth* fulfilment of what
we lure declare. In almost every instance where tho in
fant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will bo
found In fiftceu or twenty minutes after tho syrup is ad
ministered.
This valuable preparation is tho prescription ofono of
the most experienced uudskllllul nursed in New England,
and has been used with never-failing; success iu thousands
of cases.
It not only relieves the child from pain.bnt invigorates
the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. It will almost instantly
relievo Griping in Ute Bowls and If 7hd Chile, and over
come couvulsoins, which, if not speedily remedied, end in
death. We believe it the best and surest remedy in Ute
\y«rld. iu all cases of Dysentery and Diarrhoea in children.
Whether it arises from teetliing or ifomiany otlior cause.—
pie would soy to every mother Who has a child suffering
ffom any of the foregoing nutlet yonrpro
judiccs, uor the prejudices of others, island between your
suffering child nud tlie relief that will be sure—yes, ahso-
Intcly sure—to follow tho use of tills (uedlciue, if timely
used. Full dfrcctlons for using will detompnny cacli bot
tle. None genuine' nntrss tho fac-sirtiilo of CUKTIS A
PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold liy Druggists throughout the wprld, and by . G. W.
Kesslerauid A. Roush, druggists, Altootm. Price ,25 cents
per bottle. ’ ! ”
•B®* Principal Officer No. 13 Cedar •sirect, N. Y.
July 12.1860.-Xy. - • ; .
New grgcerf and liquor
■ STORE.—The undersigned would beg leave to an
nounce to the citizens of Blair county and vicinity that ho
Inis opened Ids now Store on Virgines street, Utree. doors
below the Superintendent’s;OJlee, whbriS ho has just received
from the East and West a large assortment of
Foreign and Domestic Xifjnors,
consisting as follows: .
French Otard Brandy, Cognac Brandy, Peach
Brandy, Cherny Brandy, did Burgundy
H ine. Old Port llijg, Jamaica Rum
Holland ■ Gins sjlti Rye
Monongahela Whiskey; and
Rhine Wine, ; i
cAriucrs will find it to their ftdvtnbufe to huv nf him
as he will sell at CITY PRICES. ’ t f < y
He will also keep constanOy on luimj nn assortment of
GROCERIES,
Such as Flour, Bacon, Salt, /T|A, Tobacco, Se
gars. Syrup, Sugar,
Al i”f J3 ,icl j wiUbe sold cheap for cashm- Country Produce.
Our friends and the public penerally’are respectful! v in
vited to giro us a coll before purchnsin|blsowhere. l ‘
Altoona. May 2G, 1858.% : -
New grocery feed and pho-
VISION STORE.
sttbscribOT would rapectfUlly Inform the citizens of
Altoona and vicinity that he has opcncd a store of the above
kind, near the corner of Adallne and i Julia streets, Kit
Altoona, where he will keep constantly bn hand atoll sup
ply of everythmg In his, line. His *[' -
GR O CER ms
are all Trosb and will be sold at priced as lotras those of
™toblM v hment in town. Uiii stock of provisions,
Fioitr, Hams, Shoiildersl 1 Side <fcc.
wUI be sold a little chmper thwn, they! ran be I nght any
where elso. IBs Flow Is obtained frqm the best mills in
the Western part of the State, and 1s vterraatcd tirbe what
u u represented.: '- v ' ■ . .*?•■;? • • >’*■
° F for i 1 cows anil always on
I intend to keep such an assortment^that 1 shall atall
Umca be able to supply my enstomere With whatever they
mv need, and I Intend also to sell «t i prices %hlch will
totboec who patronizemy store.
J ?jy 22, • ’ HENRY BELL.
CONFECTIONERY
AND OYSTER SALOON.
npHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD IN
-1 FORM the citizens i.f Altoona and vfcinlty that his
CONFECTIONERY. fCCT and FRUIT STORE, is always
supplied with the Very best Articles to I>6 had, and In great
variety. He has also an T I: w “
OYSTER SALOON
attached to bis store. In which he wills serve ,'nft’PRIME
OYSTERS, ifi all stylos. "
Hp is at all times prepared to supply rakes, candles, Ac
for.pic-nlcs and other forties. He invites a share of pnb
lie patronage, believing that bo-can reader toll satisfaction
to alt. ' Ti - -
Remember, bis store and saloon is on Virginia street, two
doors below Patton’s Hall. ■ ! OTTO ROSSI.
TTAIR OILS, COLOGNES, POM
JL A »dcs, Slmvtog Bba pi, Ac. for sale by
ft, W. KESSLER.
A EL THE STANDARD PATENT
.jIJL AT?; .*• 't-tf. 1 | KMBtSB'S.
THE
ON&y PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEABS
AND GROWS MORfe POPCtAK KTgBT DAT! "
AIIU testimonial new am) almost
ho given from ladies and guntlumea tn all gttdekofscck
ty. whose united testimony none coma resist (hat PiuThmop
\Vo,hl‘s IThlr Restorativ,; will restore Urn bald
anil preserve the halt of the youth to oW are.' Is all itl
youthful Beauty. , ■
Batter Crux, Mtfh.. Dec. ffut 1839,'
Fncr. Wood:-—Thuo Wilt please ad ept a line to inform
thee that the hair on my head all fell off over twenty jura
ago, cauaed by a complicated chronic diaaso, nttcaoed with
ou urUptionon tha head. A continual course of suffering
throngh Ulb having reduced me ton slate of dependence, I
hato noMmctt able to obtain stuff for caps, neither hat* I
teen ablo to do them up, in consequence of which my hew},
has .suffered extremely from cold. This induced mo to pay
V r ir*’*.* Hodgcsalniost the hut cent 1 had on earth for (V two
dollar buttle of thy iTair Restotntivu about the SrstTof As*
. p** last. I have filihfulVv followed the directions and ths
laild spoi ls now covereil with hair Illicit .and black, though
abort, it incoming in all over my head. Keeling confident
that another lurgs bottle would restore It entirely and per-
BMuently, 1 feel anxious to persevere in its use. and being
nf means topurrlin.se ally more. I would ask tbs*
St" thee wonldst not bo w illing to send me an order on thine
•pats for a iKdt.o. and receive to thyself th scrlpfnr* de
claration---" tho reward t« to those (hut are kind to the wi
dow sum tho fatherktss” ‘ Thy friend, ‘ ■
\ " SCSASN-Vlt rii(by.
' . troOME*. Noblo Co., Ind., Feb. 3th, IffiO.
PBor.O, J. Wood; —Dtar Sir; —ln the latter part of Ufc
year 1532. while attending the State and National haw
School of the State of Kcw York, my hair, from a cans*
? «? own *°me, commenced falling off rery.rapidjy, so thnt
in the short space of six months, the whole upper part of
my scalp was almost entirely liereflof its covering, and
much of the remaining portion upon the sideandfcack part
of my head shortly after became gray, so that yob will net
bo nirprisoil when I tell yon that njion my return to the
slate of Indiana, my more casual acquaintances were not
so much af a loss to discover the cause of the clmitgo in sly
appearance, as my mom intimate acquaintances were 10
recognize me at all.
lat ouco made application to tho moat skillful phyttf
cians >n tho country, bnlvtscclvlngfrom them noassbrniicff
that my hair could again oo restored, I was foived to te
come-reconciled to >my ftitu, until, fortunately, in tho latter
part of the seal 1637. your Restorative wtis recommenced
to me by a druggist. as being tho moat relioblu Hair Reeto
rotiva in use, I tried orio bottle, and found to my great
satisfaction'that it was producing {lie desired effect. iMssn
that tlrae'l havo used seven dollars’ worth of your R otter
atlvo, and as a result, have a rich coat of very soft black
hair, which no money can buy.,
An a mark of my gratitude for your labor and shill hr
the production of so wonderful an article. 1 have recom
mended its use to many of my (Viands and acquaintances,
who, 1 am happy to inform you. are using it with like «f
-fcct.V Very respectfully, youra, ,
' A.JI. LATPA. .
Attorney and CouusoUbrjat Law.
Sopot, 441 Broadway, and soU by alt dealers threnchoot
the world, ; ;i
The Restorative is put up In tattles* of three shte*, via:
large, medium, ai.d small; the small holds Jk n pintr awl
rotaiU Pit one dollar per bottle; the medipu. lioldx at least
twenty per cent, mote in proportion than (ho small, retail*
for twd dollars a bottle; the targe holds a onart, 4u pen
cent, more In proportion amt retails for 3S n bottle. ■
0. Jcr ft OO.v Pfopricton. 444 Uivtidwiy.
Yort,andU4 ! m. touU.,Mo.- ®T?.
; Sola by all good Druggists and fancy floods Dealers..
Sept. 0, 1800. ,
Great Rush to “DAN’S”
THE OJiD FREIGHT CONDUCTOR’S
Cheap Wattling Store,
In Kessler’s old Drng Store, on ViigiiUaSt.
S *T\AN” IS DETERMINED* NOT
JLf ■to be oflt-donc by any oar In tl'io sale of -
reAdy-mam CLOTHIKO
and other Notions. He has. s targe stock: of Omcoats.'of
the tast quality an<L latest styles, black and Cmcyand
ptain and fancy SILK VKSTS, Brock and Drem COAT*
boys” **' cTery color, quality and style, ftrinen and
Gents Shawls, Hals, Caps, Boots and Shots 0/
every sigh. quality, and price for old andyoung.
Ladies fine Dress and Morocco Boots, Men’*
Morocco lace Boots, Ladies and Missed
Oailcrs, and a great variety of Chit
dren's Shoes, ' LadiH Holies', - *
Children’s fancy Hals and
Hoods, Gent’s Shirts,
' Undershirts and , '
' > ■’ Drawers, \ 'r
Collars, Gloves, .
Hosiriy, Handkerchiefs f .
Ladies’ Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, £c., in great variety.
Also, a largo assortment of CARI'CTXSd of all stvta*
Md prices, various patterns of Oil Cloths, Table 'CdVersT
Blaujiots, Muslin, Sheeting, Trunks,.Carpet Bags, Values’,
taMiics Morocco Sachets, Umbrellas, Parasols, 1 Ac. * Also,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY >
of every description* sochas Breast FWaer
nSnga, Lockets, Bracelets. Gold aw# SiJrfcr Fob dtafts.
Cb ItOren sCold and Coral Tuck-nps, Gout’s Shirt Stud*.
Ladies and Gent s Sleeve Buttons,, silver Table and fck
Spoons, Brnttuonales, Pocket Knives-, Pistols, Pocket, Sidh
and Utok Combs; Tooth, Hair mid-Clothes Ormhes: Soap*
and Toilet Articles, Ac., Ac., all of which will be sold at
the Imeal prices. Be sure ami call at “ Ban's" before von
go elsewhere and you will save money. - *
D, LABOUSAN, JgtHt.
Altoona, Oct. 4, ISCO.-3m
GREAT OPENING
op ..
SPRING ANP. SUMMER
JB. HILEMAN tiAS JUST REi
• opened at liU bid stand, on YTrgMii
a large and attractive nssortmeutof seasonable goods, eon*
prising all the novelties In -
EItEGES, VUCALS, LA TKiSS; GIXGBA3IS. Efftitfrir.
DEli /3 L A C£ ? oLorlrki™ B ™i
„ ( *o? anji ot LADIES DJiSSS GOOD&
together with ft full assortment of goods for geutlettMn’a
svear, such as Cloths, Cassitnetes and Vestings*’• , , : .r.
Also a full stock of Hardware, Qnecuswsreamt . y
GROCERIES,
and an assortment of
boots, shoes, q aitqrs, &<j m .' ;
of s ll nnd ftyles, which espial to any in the nulul.
and will bo sold at Citr prices. *
~.tt? vin s recently enlarged my stort-mom, 1 rail now
display my largely Increased s«oc» to- teftcr
“Mdr > I2fjB^ !CtfU^ *everybody M.eirtk -
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PEOPLE’S CAUERY.
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PEOPLE’S GALLERY,
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M HiLINERY AND TJtIMMIHS
i*JL ■«*>RRw.»BSS JENNIK SCOTT respect- '
lully announces to the ladles of Altoona and ticl-
nlty that she Is now prepared to supply all their J25Pv
wants in tho Millinery nnd Trimnilus line Slie-SE»
has bnhand an excellent assortment of -
SPRING AND SUMMER BONNETS/ :
STRAW AKD UCE fiOOllfc
FLOWERS & RUCHE^
lUBBANDS AND TBIMSIING9, ■ ' - *
to ini the attention of the Indies.
Shis has agio one of Mrs. c, C, Dow’a patent*
lUI AND BONNST PRESSING MACIOSB* ,
and Is therefore enabled to do work In tliia line In '■ jL tL j.
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TWO SMALL HOUSES AND LOTS
JOm SnOKMAKER.
XSMMr - At the JL’ost Offlcc.i
THTARDWARE OF ALL DESCRIPt
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