relty in the Art UrowcTr''''
UPHY UPON PORccr-.
MKIUGAN PBOTOrn*
JKLAI.V COMPANY, A-oTfsi
i:ig .-i.cuml Ua-ir novel «n i \ r °adtn
iK ji. and European p a leoti J
<• all urdura fur ‘ “ u i Wo fnjjj tt
Likenesses of Persons on
attractive mill advntitn»„ M ' J iUHn
l 1 "!''"- e* l ' I'nlliancv anil taf, 1 rwi ture«
aal .r ldtliiM lu ‘* *l'. of ‘S °
i 'iiu. n-.l us i„i I yHri # l mb] qn * ll |y of
• ailiora |tp„n wl,i c |, the®? «•*« n» t u r "
;-l jiroccM ~f the Company * nsf 'tUd
i u tftiaplia. not only tlm,
i' Uiul or of n..y^gree P ote
: ~Mv.ilu<;c<| with liiShjL” 1 "I^KUliriiv
1“ upon Porcelain
• r UJ} ,, JWrt Urticu, \ Ut 01
faithful lwrtniiUaj^>u M S7’^-;. ;
l ’ f
■liiAli facilities for the '
1,1 «•> mwt the wante offh®*U<>n ef ih.
1"11. .u.l *’f I‘nvine 1-ortreiulnT p#,r °n« oi
niwrtca from Kwpffgggftwa«hfrfl
Fy""'?^sS&4U
uu ' ‘l' tonnined, W. tb]
•" "*ry iWy I j
sin-KAirs ojf cajzfA
““B to ’
wrs POLLAJtS, .
:; ‘i*«! wanner,.;; ■ -. 1, .
>»<■ French ,
raSgSSs^*^
’■'nr : of rich &bru 'v:jy tt
<■/ttery Qualify pf tv^i
!" ■ . ‘ ’ .
.uMiesSed to 1 '- . .tr - 1.«-
•. u:<
<Bl ’
•y speaking in the praises? ' > ;
BATON’S '
ILE CORDIAL
■‘'r'.rjaOtto atontf irliutiiunteutr*-
1 ** *' c t* bv magic, and ,1,
ncu you that whit wewtfff (ftt* T.
- Ji. ;. v k
2GORIO OS OPIATE
f‘* r ? •>? tutor
■ ■ .ul o by deadening jf» jaittlrilul,,
::miM i itself us
f y C utiißEx 'fEEintsoi' Dmajia*
o,Te lf'-AoMtr oF ia»:gtej,!
’-. flu d. ami CttPOT, ateoyfopjoAen
' ■ < i>Mi*n*mUon, regufatwatit &v*u
■■ ■‘! I " I [-Wa8 an antl-ijittmedie
' v in all CMtn. of CosfmuM
■ ra.jic Ute Uft and JteaUh favour
“ re them /r<rn tlotc tad and UigUinn
I '-rlaiu to reiult from the it#e qfnau
■; r c f« ht itmpUdra,
r °“ c pa. K.tToyaJariatnjCoßwu,
i. it is perfectly harmless, and cau
• wato infant. Price,’ 2R cents.'- full
■' vacli' bottle. Prepared only by
CIIDHCU A VUi'oUX
No. 409 Broadway*N>w-Yorfc.
upon being !
ALYZED
i!)i the ramo essential elements, Bad
J'Taxdard. Analyze tbeHlood of
■ - n Consumption, Lire-r Complaint,
kc , ;iml wo find in (very itaianct cer
in c (ilubuKs) of Blood. Sitpplu them
<u* made well. ' TOe Btooff Ko» U
Theory—hen to. Its astonishing sac-
Pn£PAJtATIOSS \ '
i:;iiti*|s of tfic Blood In dioenint dis-
Cvi-pay Br.os.cHmg, W.nfiylfcetloii
■at ..r-J.uKos, inducing Cowwnos,
■ j tin. No. forJDertiEBMow.of Spiwm,
I for all CoHmitrtsi aVlllnx
ial Drnmtr. ,nnd Ntavoca Piojxej.-
ft ConpLusra. No. 3 for Dmpipsu.—
d/nr dhsnrjftioti it is I AXIS nr Deom
i.v into ,t!ic circulation, so tlmtvrhat
1 lie No. 4 is for JrEHAU llBloOlaui
si.'sus,' Ac. Sco special directions for
JM. Kr.UMIOSS, acßOPiTOcii, Ku>NiT,
in. take'No, 5. ■ In nil caeesthedi
fv followed. I‘ricc of tlfeJS/ood Jbod
CHURCH 4‘DUPONT,
No. 409 Broadway; Now.Vorfc-
S. Philadelphia, andG. H.HEYSEB,
A pruts’;
i.;; W: ,T. Murray,” Hollidayabnrg;
orsiggist* throughouttho country.
-iX AND ORNAMENT
3. -ME.SHfiS. KEYS * WALSH r«
- I’Cbllc Unit they *u« prepared to
[) CBN AMENTALPAEiHNG,
rand lit 1n w prices. They Bbokerp
I t snip, at loweetprice*, :
TV & PAINTfiRS' TOOLS ;
I'-‘ills, STAINED i
L iCKINU GLASS i PICTURE
N B ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS,
-MENTAL GILTJ’jRAMLES.
■ A. Itoush s Drug Store, Altoona,
:nt ion. • •
■-•-rcet, lXollidaysbarg,Pß.^
POLICE GAZETTE.—
ml of Crlmeand Criminal is I*
is widely circulated throughout
ns all the Great Trial*. Criminal
. torials on the soaife; togothecwltr
1 Matters, not tobo found to-Mj
I ,t annum; £1 foralxni oaths* to
. (who should .wrlto their n*to“
c State where they reside plainly V
,'. ■ G..W, MATSELD
r. of New York Police GazCtto.
JVsie
igurance and
lock, SBOO^.Y
\Val7iut',St., S.&wfaafof
iirlh-Vttila. ' r'i *;
I 5„ AGEST, AiTOOKA,
fOct, 27tli,
• LOT FOR SALE.—
1 Kitchen on
c jj; ri loins on tho second
: . - ili {tooil i -Tiler. ,
» i !»• prcmisfi and obtain fnrtnvr
j.-i.liie snhscrihiT.
M.VK'iT.-M. McCatJH-
V.'-tf.
( OUNTiT -MTJWJj#
:: AOJ2NCY.—TIie
i .-iml Fire In*uranc«'Coii|lJjPj’
r. loss or dax^HE^S^]? tl >
f'‘ nature and Property oT W*.
•;,ntrv, at ok rca*ou«W9
. .Office iu the .Maeonic Temf=
.■'UI.V SUOKMAKEU. $9pT-
BITTNER*!*
X
HE &ASO&g&jgr
; [PfINP;
; ■ *>,
r AN DS ! LANDS!! LANDS!!!
iT, vr* h m UU ,! ler ' , # n ‘'! llB P rt P ared to-locate LAND WAR
„ , • t lu o,nalia aU(I Nebraska City Land Offices.—
Good se ecbons can now be made near thi .arge str-ama
a.‘J settlements The La,id* of this Tet itory, now in
iltir ket, arc of the belt quality.
BS- Selections carefully, wade. Letters cf inqplry re
alex. r. McKinney,
Jaly U, 1»59.-tf OniAPOus, Cass County, N, Tsr.
W. M. JLJLiO YL & CO.,
ALTOOSA, PA.,
JOHNSTON, JACK & CO.,
POLL IDA YSBURO, PA.,
{Late “Bell, Johmion, Jack $ Co ”)
DE a FTS ON THE PRINCIPAL'
Utles, and Oliver and Gold for sale. Collections
“S'- : 'l'??', ****** ° n deposits, payable on demand,
without ntefest. or upon.tlme, with interest at fair rates.
£ r f. Oil. IBC*9.
T !-> LE ivJ’, Ar i o UNE V AT LA \V
'J ALTOONA, BLAIR Co. Pa.,
Will practice law In tlio several Courts of Blair, Cambria
Huntingdon, olearflvld, Centre and adjoining counties.-!
Aho m the I>.strict Coupt of the United States,
ts. J. rn" r, 'hns promptly attended to Agent for
Bounty .Land Warrants, and all
fcmmsw pertaining jq conveyancing and the law.
llsriaKNcis • ,
hrr o | n - IT 11 ”' 3 McCandles and Andrew Burko. Esq., Pitts
j n“' ? IIU11 ? A. Gilmore, Pros. Judge of Fayette
Juhciil Butrlct: Hun. Chenard Clemens. onVheelJngfva •
H , 1,l?!lr - v n Fo-fr.i.reensburg; Hon. Job >W. Klllineer
rl a °V ' ! Vm ' A Poster Philadelphia: amufun
1 ■ llolUm , Pittsburg. June 16.185.1-ly.
S. M. WOODKOIC
attorney at law,
ALTOONA. BLAIR CO . PA..
L IMI ACT ICE IN THE SEYE
' T R AL Co ’ lrt > ot Blair. Cambria and Huntingdon
ttuniiM
*T ral ye “”’ «P»rlence In the practice of
• ho ,.‘; x to merit public patronage.
jj 4 i '"*»'>*■****. ,n th * fOftn lately occupied by
j- - ei. r.sj. [Sept.6. 1860..tf.
B.C._ j. hsikmiu, ».»,
I) It S-. GOOD & GEM MILL HAV-
Partnership In the Practice of
i« ti /nX-r tf “ y te ,-? Dr °* oir ,erTice * t“ the Public
V"'.' 1 ' 'Z* branches of their Profession. • '
—wliich* VJ T a ' l " w ' Jrt '‘ 1 ®**her day or night at their offlee
I (i , ,iJL l ' e “ heretofore occupied by Drs. Hirst
i Logan House.
A Pnl dl«i. 3,„
a:\d shoes.—the un
’l^T' 1 h . a!l n ? w on l>»nd and will
’’• a i 1 j a n to# Masonic Trin-'todfli
iVD s?M N .S nd T' 1 ' 1 '' 1 * apflortment of BOOTS W
■J-'whl V' [■ '*?* m ? d0 ’ or ordw, H
Sau . d; d«. Gum Shoes, Cork
she best in I‘is linc of business. of
•atom workwai-Mted** mo6t **’ aaolia,ilu toms. All
• l ’b. 2. ' * ’
The Root and Kerb Doctor,
( has left
A* will return'f''? slo ' ,lltu ! n ®, for « neW Simply of Hoots,
«<W. A1t'.,,,” ,f„ ,i fo?
JHh .hy If d, • “ Iht day «if November ami oirtbe
months ♦h,^ r ’« A^ !s°. om- day In catjh m.mtU for.
Ibis toner thereafter, notice of which will be piven In
NitS, ison *>B. 'Wi I/BTiXpST(>Ji.
1 > aopvov Ji 3 OUNry: IN^UHAiXCE
“ndenrfpwtf. Agent of the Blahr
“tL«r In«ttraiice Company, is at all
V'-r r £ “ S^, nst ,0 “ or *OMge hy fire, Build
c' Winn. In Wn*Ar J l Uni, /*‘ r * ar y* of every (tea-
Cum™,,,. .1 “ r country, at <js reasonable rate* M any
Co. r>«) in the State. Office-a-ith Bell. Johnetoh. Jack!
J»a. 27, '59-tf ' 0. 1. CAIiDWEIiI*, flgtni. •
BE.,
fnit*m of MrtfcMidithe
"'“'W. nn RoHroa.lntreot,
ntVin,™, K'iel..where they may,be
fyl 6. nr^
M ’ T - O. ! AmjJM.
NOT AR Y P Ufl I <T;
C. a at alloo, PA., .
I. Isay* wuu * «tor«,of jJ.Jp. JQlleinan.'':
Of,-
U /Jo«t«dia tU.Boron*b A#lf
»«»• 9, l««0.-tt ■
™ w ■cww*4 m
McCUUM & MERN,
OL. 5.
BUY YOUK BOOTS & SHOES
At the People’s Shoe Store. ?
QTEVVAKT & THOMPSON -
0 Take pleasnre'lh auuoffnrfug to Ui» citlilna of AftSj#
na and surrounding country that they have Jh«tr«»ta2l
,t their store on Andie street, two doors below tlir p!!,*
Offlcivn largo and Imndsoim-assortment of I!i>OTS oirnoo
and .0 a U«ntlmeo^nd : CliiUmisw?
«i all ai z*-*s an l kn*la. tbeir stock!# of
aillent maiiuriciure, which th*y irHl ti>ilTot CASf?«<£**
«-« ® «*« f* 5 ™- C '“*«» than the cau
purchased ■•ls^wliore—aa will to seed by Wtrrlnr to the
lolluanng price list:—
MeiTe flue calf Boots, i 3 25 to *9 so
Men s fin-kip Boots, 2 75to?S«
B.y s kip BooU, 176t0 2 to ,
1 •lUtil'i, 1 -fa -
Man’s CstfOaltsm, i ™ -
MeiisOxtordXiss, t 02 to 2
Uensßrygan’s, 1 12 to 1 65
Boys Brogans, 75 to J M
Youths* Shoe*, ■’ ’ io|r 1 £
Chilurvn's Shoes, 3& to S
Ladles’ Congress Gaiters, 1 6b to 1 M
Ladies' Lasting 0 alters, with heels. 137 to I to
Ladies’ Superior Lading Gaiters, ' j gi
Ladies’Morocco Boots with heels. ISOta 1 fis
Lsdlast Morocco Boots without heels. I 25 ta t
Ladies’ Goat Boots with hoels, 1 95
Ladies' Calf Boon with hiels, 1 20 to 1 e?
Misses’Calf Boots with hoels,. 75 to 1 00
Misses’ French Murrucco Bootsl) with heels > 1 9fi
Haring bought our goods for cash, they wore put at the
luit.nl figure, and by doing an exclusively iasli bmluesi
sustuuiers are not made to pay for bad debts hence our
lea prices. r . , *
And If yon want a good and- fash&fchle -Boot or Shoe
o«>ie. leave your measure and they will have It made at
short notice. Kep Uring done in the jieatest manner, and
on tci ms.
a liberal share of public favor.
Literary Emporium and HoVa Depot
CONFECTION ARY. BEGAR. TOBACCO,
JEWELRY & VARIETY
S T O ft E.
'THE SUH s CIUBER CONTINUES to
•1 keep constantly on hand all thebe-tlltcrary papers and
pfnod.c.tK daily iwpors from Philadelphia, New York and
Pitlsbiii ah together with-agood assortment of Books. All
th. school Bouts us.yl m this place and yicluity always on
Also, a choice lot .of Confectionaries, and knlck knacks
«f all kinds for children. Also the beat Tobacco 4 Se-ars
t« be had in town, bigethar with a fine assortment Gold
sn.l ell tec I encils. Gold Rings mud other articles of Jewel
-17. Call and examine. It FKTTrvni’n
Altoona, July 28.’e0-ly. ll Zste.
itmtxcki:
R«r. A R. Ot-sar, Altoona, Pa.
Wir M. LI.OTD 4 Co„ Bankers, Altoona, Pa.
McCbdm 4 Onttf, Editors. “
Thus. A. Scott. Bupt. P. R. R„ «
v. McMcnxim, Baq., Huntingdon. Pa,
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writings of every standard author in every de
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publisher's lowest prices, and remember that you nav no
more then you would at any other estahltshmeiit. ard y.m
have the ad vantage of reculyfng an elegant Present- which
Jd fo™H.e iTk" * tm morC tlmn tbe .!»«•«
SEND FOR A CLASSIFIED CATALOGUE OF BOOKS,
Ordnrnajr book that yon'may want, remit th ■ retail price!
together with the amount rcqnired foe piwtage, and one
Xoa that thq teat place in the country to
purcWhooJwH at the Gift Book Establishment of J
n ■:-7- ... . , , KGE O. EVANS,
Originator of tlieOift Bo k Enterprise,.
< I*Qi-.430 CutaracT Stbket.
v Fhihtdelphia.
. agents "Wanted, ■
- Ff ea icr iridncomonts |bun over are offered,
gajringlln^— “*!« who is desirous ofen-
HONOEABLE AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
Ileonirlng but little time and no oath- of money, and hv
rrMch-they ctpi obtain gratis ' ' V
•• ■
* - ■>- d. Pine Gold Watch and Chain,
A JJaiuiiome.;&n&efi/Plate,
4” &tgmn\W-hren Pattern,
iniliß tistof Gifts
mitting the amount of money required fortheKnmir' 1 ■
SoUd fiir a cataiugnW
and^s^o^^h^^i’ ,e ofXb";
wim to “ d address all
: the .head Quarters of
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(T- {f,a>rm!Kin wthiolmst aot -
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KS - to*** iukdmt;
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VALUABLE GIFTS WITH BOOKS
GEORGE Q. EVANS*
Original Gift-Book Enterprise.
-*
lIXTII XjtAK Of TUE ENTERPRIBB.
CliLtnm S <!?K,!^ h c !? i‘ e Iron BiiUdingr, JTo. 439
fecilitato mv lumlhm up with every convenience to
OJUVTn v y i' ar 1 tl l c i ,l, *riy that branch devoted to
SSartv V“ Vh,K " ,8, P« r “«"«*“ tlmnany
ff P y in the iitiHiucw. Imu now to
SZSIT * dV “ t B-ftethan i’eTto^
inUnited "pteJS. b Ti' k ( of a Character) publiehed
Dollar a price of whiih i„ One
tollOO wttTEft.!? Sl " r T“ orpsent-wortli from 50cents
**?*• “ :ld euanmtee to Kivencriect eat
•tr«dy W^dS e ~teld£«nt in the r£,,Ut “ tio “
J^“r2e^l^.‘ >Wla ‘ ,a,p,ita ln tl.Kvl”“ d
IT 10D WANT ANT BOOKS
fiSND TO
GEORGE (t. EVANS
reliable gift book enterprise
No 430 CUEBNDT STREET, ’
«h.r< n k . PHILADELPHIA
have ad^“ re , ? ld the •’"Wfc.hhrt price,. aud you
0 ,lre a<ITHUt), P° of receiving a handsome present, ?
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KLo a . d i. i<ntagPe . deriv, - <1 purchasing
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OEO. G. EVANS lias done more than any other publisher
or bookseller in the United States to
wanls diffusing knowledge t„ the people. -
By this gystem-many books are read that
otherwise would not have found their
way Into the hands of readers.— Frank
s Ae*a<paper
GEO. 0. EVANS Keeps constantly on hand the most ex
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.'X*-" ,ld circulates free to nil who may
u v moat complete catalogue
GEO O i!Tiv« of Books and Gifts in the Ur.ited States.
GEO. G EVANS Has advantages offered by other pub
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mm to furnish Ins patrons with a finer
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UEO.G EVANS 1 nblishcs nearly Two Umidred Popular
"nd .interesting Books, therefore, as a
publisher, he is better able to offer extra
nrn r »riv-» premiums and commission,,,
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nrn Q pv»vo. IV"? wild for books.
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brace the writings of every stamlmd au
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and gives all the Information relative to
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9 r " S press of banks ordered from his es
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and free of expenso to any address in
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tbius t.. bo ks In the manner proposed,
SO books can be sold in the *am* time
thHt it woulJ lake to si I] ouo on th« old
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will intt fy you that the. lent place iu the
country to purdi.no books is at
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GIFT BOOK ESTABLISH MBS T
Card.
ALTOONA, PA,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1860
/■•N HEAT WORK ON TOE HORSE.
MSqASJSS i. By Robeiit
‘ " * p •—■ -
..Afrtoitt »n«t‘’Auecipui Horses. with the { a advance,). *1,60
physical fur.inrt,,,, and peculiarities ..f the , "I 1 M WI discontinued at the expiration of the time
annual, and how to aecei tain his nge-hv the 1 P '*" l ■ 1 -
number and condition ot bis teeth; illustra- I teems or *T)Vertisixq. f
ted w.th numerous exidauat .ry engravings „ .. , 1 Insertion 2 do. 1 8 do.
„ THE lIOKSE AND H|s-Dl«i4*wt>J • . Four lines or less $ jfc * 87U .* 60
waimrou of Breeding, Btpakiig, Stabling.-Feeding i » 76. ' 100
Grooming. Shoemg, the i '• „>“ “ \«> 200
h«rse.witii thobvbtmodi-sof f u\.<r t*™*. 4’V 160 2 W s 2 60
a*imiui»t. idng medicine, aim. how to treat 1 uer “ o<l t,mn tl,ree m “ n,h8 > 28 «•»*»
hi »{?. kicking, mating, shying, I * 1 '° r ettcl ' ••>***"*■ ,
ctlh jilting, restlesanees, and <«ther vices to : gi* lines ..r 1... 3 months. 6 months. I year.
wWch he is numerous „x“ One nuare »\ S° • 8 00 « 5 00
planatory engravings. II ' 1 * “ 26u .6 00 700
„ TILK IfiJUSti A*ND HIB Throw *• 4 00 6 00 10 00
imitll lot* of the caiuwH. wymptoius. aiu\ treatment of Four « |“J!f • *’#{ JJ
inTm r™ P*!**' catarrh, lialf a column :""V.lO OT UM 11 M
I &00 40 00
r . “ssrsgtss?* >“* *=R*=i
the m»uth pud respiratory organs. Profimsiomil or Business Vilr.fV ’.“V"
WOt Tell Tou ANJ> UIS - DistASJ;:s lines with paper, ]M>r year 6 00
■ ru °l tbe symptoms and treatment of , t-.-mmuiiicatioiie of a political character or individual in.
h l^B - collc , strangulation, stony con- tareBt will be charged according to the alwve rates
dl ll> ) ‘ , - 8 - “‘Pi 111 ® 8 - palsi- diarrhoea, jauu- Advisements not marked with the number of hiser
dice; hujiatu rhoea. bloody urine, stones in turns desired, will be continued till forbid and charged ac
tu« Jufliuiauialiun ftiuJ I "the above; (urtiH.
S nr .,s ° f th * Stomach. Ih>woU, liver ! five evuu per lino for every inaeiti m
TRh Hi^r/v^u. 9 ' Obifnarynofit.-es exceeding 1 1,-., i.nel. c7nts a's^are
jf-tt nn JF 11 * AND UIS DISEASES i
ntu.TeU Jot|-nf the causes, symptoms and treatment of ' ‘
bone, blood and bog, spavin, sweeuie. ring
boue, strains, broken knees, wind cal),
founder, sole bruise aud gravel, criu.-k.-d
hools, scratches, canker. tin ush aud corns:
also, of megrims, vertigo, epilepsy, staggers
tiud other dineiifli of the h*o|, legs and head
wm nil ,? Il£ ,»' 1 >«SK a.\d ms DiSi-;A.sES
” * IU lou "f the causes, symptoms aud treatment'of
nstula. poll evil, glanders, farcy, scanet fe
ver, mange, suif.-ii. locked jaw-iheuiua'isui.
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hlcerliag. irephinuiiig. rowoliug, tiriug. her
nia. amputation, tapping, and other surgi
cal operations.
trm nn A \ p UIS DI -^KASr..s
trul Teu rou of l.ar.-y s method of taming leases : how to
. approach, halter, or stable a colt: how to
accustom a horse to strange sounds and
Sights, and how to hit. saddle, ride aud break
him tohainess; also, the form and law of
w ARitAXTT. The whole being the result of
more than fifteen years' careful study of the
habits, peculianties. wants aud weaknesses
of this noble and useful animal,
rue book contains 384 pages, appropriately illustrated
try nearly One Hundred Engravings. It is printed in a
clear and open type, and will be furnished to uuv address
Postage paid, on receipt of price, half bound, sl,lo. or, in
cloth, extra, SI,!J3 ’
$1 000 A YEAR. 9 an be made hy enterpris
. , , ing men everywhere, in
selling the above, and other-popalar works nl ours, uur
indue ineiits 1., all sucli are exceedingly liberal.
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Ho. Sl7 Baus'.m street. Pliiladelpliia, Pa.
Not. S.-Cm
r IMIK BEOBBE’S COOK BOOK.
I. MODERN COOKERY in all it* bran, lies, by Miss
r.UZA Acton, l.'urifnlly revised by .Mis. S. J. Halt.
It TtUs lluw to rnooso all kinds of meat, puul’ry, and
game, with all the various and must apprnv
cd inodes of dressing and Cooking beef and
pork ; also the best and simplest Way of aaltl
r in*, pickling and curing ilio same.
Tells J™ All tire various and most approved modes of
dressing, cooking, and boning nnui n, lamb-
Teal, poultry, and game of all kinds. « itii
the dilfirent dressings, gravies, and stuffings
, _ „ appropriate to eaali.
U Tall Tou How to elioos •, clean, and pieserve Fish of all
kinds, and iio« to sweeten it a lien tainted;
also all the various an I most approved in >des
of cooking with tin- uili-rent dressings,sauces
n ~„ .. and flavorings upprojiriate to each."
it TOU Text All the various and most approved modes of
preparing over fifty different kinds of" Meat.
Fish. Fowl. (lame, and Vegetable Soups.
Broths, and Mew*, with the Relishes and
n-r n v S«d>-dnngs appiopriato so each.
it TOU You All the various and most approved inodes of
cooking Vegetable* ot every description, also
how to prepare IVkl-s. Cdxnp* and Curries
of all kinds, Potted Meats, Fish. Game. Mush
-* roi»u*A, £c.
l * le mid iii-t-t JipitfroT*"*] mode* of Th ere was a fellow once «teDred -viif nf
preparing and conkingall kinds ofPlafu and .J ... i- . , \J. . ° Ut 01
iaucjr i-asxey. J'uddings. Omelettes Fritters C U ,Ur Of a tatom Oil the Mississippi
, . meaning to walk a mile up to the next Lx-
It leUt Tint Al! the various mid most approved nmdi-n of vern - J USt at the landing there lav a bio
making Bread. Rusk* Muffins, and Biscuit, i-.ft an* , i i i /. . . U
the best m-thod „f preparing coffee. Cboro- , , 000 rc K u * ar old faslllOlied
late, and Ten..unit how to make Syrups. Cor- "’hitlers a Taft a Uiile lun«'.
nms ~ ,■' dial*, atul \\ inc* of various kinds. liMi .1 /» 1. , . *?" %
R Tdit Yqu u<tw to M»t ftmi ornament a Titbit, how t» -- c teuow heard the landlord sav
Carve all kinds of Fish. Fivsli hr Fowl, and { tllC Taft WUS a Uiile loD" and ho citrt /
in phorC bow to po simplify' the whole Art ol 'i • i,. . ... t ' r al - hdlQ to
Cooking us to bring the choicest luxuries of j lmi lSOit, ‘ I Will go forth atld See this rrrp-if
df* I** 1 ** cumin. ns i.ilU'.'.nj' I wonder, and let my eyes behold the tim
eonal superintendence of the writers. It ia printed in aI °° ' ,O £ ot 0n at “‘C lower end, aad be<lin
r S,SSV i ifK.^Z"S u ;;. t'; SISi ;?-W".™ »*•» i« pretty fait
Cl'ffh extr/ii I,aid ' OD mipt oftl ‘ B ' prlc,! ’ $I 00 ’ ori " tllue - 13111 J ust i,s he r ot started the raft
11000 ArVEAR 7" ba l-yonterpri- ? tar . tcd t ?°’. “"** fu° ' V ‘‘ ikcd U P th e fiver,
•filling t)>« » I •. 8 ll? n,e ’ n In W*UktJ(l liOVVI), both traveling at fIIOA-imo
SSKK ” ■ “•>'rale When he got to „7 , "
um *- bo f O ." 1 " 1 were pretty near
X- * P H'fiia. Publisher, ffsiiorc, and in sijiht of a tavern ; so he
me. 7. bd '“ iin £r,wt - p- lauded, and walked straight into the bar
room he’d come put of. The general
yau.eness of tlnwps took him a iittlu'aback,
but he looked the laudh-rd steady iu the
luce, and settled it in his own way
“ f üblicati.” y a id he, “ arc you gifted
with a twin brother, who keeps a sn.ilar
sized tavern, with a duplicate wife, a com
porting wood pile, and a eorrespoudin<' cii
cus bill, a mile from here ?” °
The tdvern keeper was fond of fun, and
accordiuoly said jvas just so.
And, publican, you hnvo amonc vmur
dry goods for the entertainment o? man
.and horse any whiskey of the came size of
that of your brother’s?”
. A “ d f ! ,e tavern man said, that from
the nsm>r of the snn even to the *o\n<r
down of the same he had. 0 0
/They took the drinks when the stmnirer
I *' f-nbliciin, that twin brother of yours
is a fine young man—-a very fine man, iti
deedv But do you know. I’m iifraid that
he suffers a good deal with the C iiea«o
diphtheria!” 0
_ And what 3 that ?” asked the toddys
sticker. ,
“ It’s when the truth settles so firm in
a man that none of it ever comes out.—
Common doctors of the catnip sort, call it
lyin’: When Heft your brother’s confec
pmh there was a raff at bis door, which
he swore his Jife to was a mile locg:—
Well,; publican, I. walked that raft from
bill to taU* from his door to yobre; Now
1 W Vm J ust w good for’
tfpf -^ ( s .. apd better for
thep pny Jnap SmWAMw:;-. X
walk a mile 10 exactly twenty minutes, on
a good road, and . I’ll be busted with an
the blamed logs at that”
W. M GORMLY &, CO.,
i n uoiiLs im
'.W. 271 i.iBERTY ■ STREiST,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE EAGLE HOTEL,
... PH'ibUUKGII, PA.
KEEPrf CONSTANTLY UN HAND
it largo ituii well selected stuck of
TultACi'o3,
1BAS ; „ CIGAIIS,
SPICES,
bYifUPS, MR JWN,
OLIVK,
R wfi‘*r* *OJBRMAM
iWJIAItE, soap;
TAM.nEHS, MI garb.
4 «. A r IU) SOMA.
INDIGO
MOULD) lIKM r I
wma* MANNELLA
• bl AR BOPU
f CANT)LKS. hemp *
: MANILLA
i.?n.w S ’ BED COK D,
mfv nvoV GRAIN". CUKES E,
® BY 9 EKF > MESS I'OUK,
! CODFISH, ’
MAIDS, .j • GLASS,
BUCKETS, 1 UUijOMs!
WASU-BOAIIDS, ; TUBS.
i&c., Ae. Ac
All of wliich. togpther with all article* usually louni.' in the
UHOCEKY THAi>E.
will bp gold at the LOWEST MARKET KATES,
lurked Yti6 ntteutiuu of C(,uutr y Merchant* ia respectfully
Pfttabnrg.Noy. 8. 1880,-2m 1
AND oyster saloon.
'T'H& ■ SUIISCRiBER WOULD IN-
X FORM theritizeim of Altoona aiid vicinity that lira
COXFKCTIVSBJttYvNttT and FitUIT STORK.!* always
; supplied withthe very best articles tol* had, and in great
i variety. lie hag also un -
! OYSTER SALOON
v PKIME
CHOICE UliffCE MEAT*
Be ii ilt 4|l times prepared to supply taken, candle*, te^-
invitee a share of im£
i‘s thtChe can ronder ftOl
n»'- ,^fc^..^ Ttr WJnim ti'ciiTlrfrTninrtrmt firtu
door# bebw Fatten’* Hell. OCTO&9MI,
[independent in everything. 2
THE ALTOONA TRIBUNE.
e. a McGßuai a. c. dsbn,
-he lato Dr. Chalmers i* Kl id to havp b1 .,, n „ 1(> au|h(Jr
of the f-11-wing beautiful liuee, Witte,, ou the ..ccwi ...of
the death of a young bou, whom he greatly loved:
I oni nil alone | n my ch.ub' r now.
And the midnight In.or in near.
And the ftiigot’a crack, and the clock’s dull tick,
Arc only soni ds I heai ; l
Au.l over my hou! iu’its solitude,
Sweet feelings of sadness glide;
For my heart and eyes arc full when I think
Of the little hoy that died.
I went one Diktat to my father’s houic—
Went homCjto the dear ones all.
And softly I opened the garden gate,
And softly the door of toe hall ; '
My mother came to meet hot son
She kissed me and then she sighed.
And her head fell on my neck and ;he wept
For the little hoy that died.
I BhaJl inisc him when the flowers come
\ In tin' gar 101. whbre lm played ;
I shall miss him more by the fireside
" 1 11 uHere lire Dll decay,-d ;
I shall see his toys and his empty chair,
And tin* liorso lio u t>d lo ride,
Ami they will speak with silent speech
Of the little hoy that died.
We shall go homo to our Father’s house—
To our Father’s house in the skies,
Wliero tho hopep of souls shall hov« no blight,
Our 1 ie>. no broken ties.
Wu ll r .amou the bauks of the river of peace,
Aud bathe in its blissful tide,
And one of the joys of life shall bo
The little boy that died.
Hliscfl(ani).
-D
PUBLIaiIERS AXD PROPRIETORS,
Hflfd Jjqrtrj.
THE LITTLE BOY THAT DIED.
WALKING A RAFT.
A PRINTER ON A THAW?.
A at tUc door of his
tavern m the Far Wcsji, is approached by
f* N* t.by> Yankee, eioigruting w est-
I ward on foot with a bundle on a cane over
| his .vhoulder. !
I « Stabler Talking Shtick, vat you,
| vant?" j • -v- ■ J ■
"Rest jind refreihment,’%replied the
printer. ’ 3
"Supper and lockin', I reckon V’ '
"Yes—supper and lodging.’*
. “To you a Yanky pedlar, mit ohewelry
in puck, tbsliteal tegal?” - *
“ No ah', I am no-Yankee peddlar.”
" A aihgin’ mashter, tooiaxy to vorfc t”
"A shew teal shoemaker, vat hives to
measure te gals’ foots uot ankles patter
tan to wake te shoes?”
10 00
“No air or I should Certainly hare
mended uir own shoes ?”
“ A bot.k aehent, vat loddera te school
gommitties till dey do vat you vish,shoost
to got rid of you.”
“ Guess again, sir, I am no boot.agent.”
“ Tt ; tu .V VL ‘IA denthist, breaking the
people’s chaws at a tollur a shriag!”
“ No sir, I am no tooth-puller?’
“ Phrenol.giat, ten, foelm* to young
folk s heads like so manycabbitoh ?”
“ No, nor a phrenologist.”.
\ ell, den, vat ip de tuyvel cap you
be? Shoost tell, ant you shall have te
pest sassage forsuppei?, unt shtay all night,
free gratis, mit out pay in von cent, unt a
chill of vishkey to start mit in te moru
in’.”
“ 1 am humble disciple of Fauat—a
professor of the art preservative of all arts
a typographer at your service.”
“ Vatch dat ?”
: A P rinter , sir; a man that prints both
books and newspapeis.”
“ A man vat prints newspapers ! Oh
yaw ! yaw ! dat ish it~a man votch print'd!
newspapers ! Yaw ! yaw ! I vish I may
be shot if I didn’t tin* yon vash a poor
tuyvel of a disbtriet schoolmaster, who
vorks for noting, unt poards arount no
vharc. Valk in, vaik in Mishter Printer- i
man !”
TELL YOUR WIFE.
If you are in any trouble or quandary,
tell your wife—that is, if you have one—
all about it at once. to one her in
ventiuo will solve your diflicultv sooner'
than all your logic. The wit of woman
has been praised, but her instincts are
quicker and keener than her,reason.
Counsel with y<mr wife, or your mother,
or sister, and be assured ; that light will
flash upon your darkness. Women are
commonly adjured as verdant in all but
womanish affairs.’ No philosophical
' f.f. u I 6 ot . V ie sex judges them.—
J heir intuitions, or insight, are the most
subtle, and if they cannot see a cat in the’
meal there is no cat there. In counsell
ing one to tell his troubles to Hu wife, we
w .Uid go further and advise him to keep
none of his affairs secret from her. Many
a home has been happily saved, and many
a fortune retrieved by man’s full confi
donee in his better half. Woman is far'
more a seer and prophet tnan man, if she
be given a fair chance. As a general rule
wives conade the mjnutest of their plans
and thoughts of their husbands, having no
involvements to screen from him. Why
not reciprocate, if but lor the pleasure of
meetint: confidence with confidence ? AVc
are c rtain that no maiKspcoeeds so well in
the world as he who, taking a part net for
me, makes her a paring of al] his pur
poses apd hopes. What is wrong in his
impulses or judgement, spi will check and
set right with her almost universally right
instincts. “ Help meet’’! was no insignTfi
eant title, as apphed to man's companion.
Mic is a meet help to Him in every dark ness,
diflfoulty and sorrow of life. And what
most craves and deserves' is confidence--
without which' love is Dover free from a
shadow. “
. A philosopher stepped’’ on boards
ferryboat to gross a ! streak 1 ' Off tfie pas
sage he inquired of the ferryman if .fie un
deretood arithmetic. She man looked
astonished. ' I ? 1 . .
“ Arithmetic I No, sir.'* v
( ‘I am very-sorry* foil one quarter of
your life is pone.”- ’ ■: !.
A few minutes after*. he asked :
Do you anderqtahd;mathematics ?”
The boatman smiled, and refilid : ‘‘Nn ”
“an t^ D ’' ““d &e philosopher*
another quarter of your life isetoeV
Just then the boat ranroa a snag, and
was
up, palled off his coat, and asked the phi
osopher with oi‘manner:
“ Str, c»n ypa K” i ‘ : .
No, sir.” ' . (a ,
Bai * %our
toe goQej fP * a r^Bs>lagtq
Pof.& youfee*,
lir ®o.R»e them gwjraigg Md .eyeing in
you to-day, but leave you t^morroWr
5. ;> " v v y-.ii
t\ k
■■ A hor,se-joc.
°S£. horacj cravelv
tltree vears old?
® 6 oia“*mari audchi
etnkijQgdifltaneo ef him.
EDITORS AiVD PROPRIETORS.
v. i
CQURTIHG IN RIGHT STYLE.
... f nasty puppy—let me
aloue. or iU tell .yew m.V* exclaimed
Sally her low, George, who sat aboat
ten fcefefrom; ber, v puJUog dirtout of (he
jam v 5
m Weli, per&aps you don't diota (jo Both
er do yer r •'.;. "'/'T' 1 *" “
“No, i«».” ; :.i, ,i
wbyi tyorf^QMiy,
pigeon -i(K) < i > ,g ia a er . : J q!W j i yott hain't
got & taraal bit orflMM*. pt d)pg bomo
with you.” ms-.' itiWrJa ■•'?* .
; u '*to*> haip
n * and ef ydn hfay
you, my daddy wai soo yoawi fortfiai-eow
he gold him toother day, IViißsofehe
said he'd do it.’Vi .
,“ Well, look hOTe, Cieorg«f
to court me, yoir’d belter do it afi a wfe**
man does that thiog-r-uot set offlh«wa*
if yon. short J was .\, &SA ’*
■“ *» ■•KtsAS v- v-.
Vyhy, sidlo right^h^
Kws me as if yogi really,
sinner 5Ta mau about, youv. gpoae
“ Well,” said George, dHWihg aCldhff
breath, “If I must 1 niust. X4b loVb
yoUj Sal," ftnd so Georgecomniehced
sidling up to her like a porker gbing l to
battle. Laying bis arms gently'dfi -Sal’ll
shoulder, we thought we heard Salfchyv
“ Now you begiirtoplcaso me,oW boss j
that s acting Jibe a white man
“Oh, Jerusalem and paneakesl'V ex*
ojaimed Geo. ge; “if this am’tbeUe* than
any apple tasa ever morm made, a data
sight. Cracseo! buckwheat cakes,\al*p«
jacks and lasses &i|t’Vpp, TChuJouit aidAaf
you, Sal—Oh, how
Here their lip* came
report that followed was like, pallmgV
horse's foot out of the mire. ; - -
sow TO Okow
by which capital candocrease, is by saving,
U you spend as much m you get. a»m:eri» \
never be. richer than you
what a man gets, but what
constitutes his wealth. Go, learn thefirst
two ruics of arithmetic • ?
and subtraction. Add to ydur
amount of capital any amount you ;
substract the amount you add. and tell as
it the last amount wi I not be the same as
the first. Every manshiald, in eurv
year ot his life, make some addition!
capital. You say vb^get^ut'
mind—spend lesJ than Hull f aucTtlicn
next year you wi)l
have the profit npoti the, sum you^saVh!-^
'i here Is no royal l*6ad to Vealth' ans
than to geometry; 'iheman who
spending all he gets, and expects: that bf
some lucky hit he shall be raised id Wltfe
wmJ most likely sink into poverty ;
cas - of adverse fortune, he has then; norei
sources; whereas, by eoonomy.hemayday
a stock that may serve a& a provision in
case of adversity. You may say that the
times are bad, theseasons are the
laws are bad.. Be it so; but, jren theeMß
reversed, it would make uo differeuce tQ
you. hook at home j you spepd than
you get. Uow, then, can you he other,
wise than poor ?. ’
A Court., a maiT wfaad
seeu ti,e inside of i court Voi&i,.
1,1 he , 7“ introduced aa a wuuesa iu a base
peijding m uiie or our district courts sit-;
.M full m *the northern pgrt Of the
state, being sworn, tookhiVposirion with
back to tbe jiry, ah(i begantelfiog r hfif
story, to the judge. Judge’K~niin hfc
olana and courteous man tier. : said j 4t Ad-'
d>ess youtseif to theljui^, > Tbemkif
made a short panso ji but not comprehends
nig what was said to* him' continued his*
narrative. His houor was then more ex
plicitj, and said "to
wr I the men sitting heßimf you OUW
benches ” The witness then turned arbtracT
and making ah awlcwira bow, : said, ‘with’
Street gravity of mahherj ‘‘Qoddmohmiir.
gentlemen
: — 1 ji —s. t:t
Query Answkbki>.-^\Vhy «re fotneti*
healthier professional men'?
1. They work more anddevoh>pe,alJtli*i
muscles of the body. ' yjj.
2 1 They tuke exereise in the open «uk
: dirjuk are lesa
1 terated and far more simple.
4. They do rnt over work their:
as Drufessjonal nien do. ■
. their sleep conimon^'ffii.^
nm of darkness, and *d 9 •
night;
?®|
?ear themselves
in the fierce contestof rivalry.
'J'heir pleasares are larmoresimpfc*
and less exhausting.
i as.
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