\ r 'rv **• |e |pfl»na Criknt, ALTOONA, PA. > 'THUKSi)AY; JANUARY 31, 18£t. •Ogg_Whero parties •».unknown to us, our rtijetor.ad ~ j 1» tv require payment la advance, or. a guarantee persons. -It is therefore useless for all such ' offering to pay atthe tgd of three? IjCTjths. ..Where afe acoonipanled >■•■■’ whether ope, five or teadoUars, wo .will, Jlrertircr the full benefit of cash rates. - TA .. , - • * CO., '•if ‘ Nawau street, Now T«rk, and ■-’ . Sb|ta MrcM, aro :tite ’’Agouts for -the Altoona ' f > »', and tlio moat Influential and largest circulating ■ I sr^tapertfjtt:the. United.SStotci and tho Tlwj’ > to cootract for at war>bnmU rattt. iNaAs ADMirtßD.'—The Territory-of Kan was admitted as .a State, on Tuesday last : M the Wyandott Constitution, which' makes '• a*free State. . " <• . B9**£he Harrisburg Telegraph says that the \ xpreM Train ontbc Jlorthom \as been taken offj in consequence pf-tbo do . ‘o ccoaoniize, with a view of relief from'the present financial embarrassment. Costem Pitted attack os Port Pxckbns.-^ For some lime past ire have Ijeen inreoeipt of daily intelligecce of Urn arrangements being . made by Florida troops, assisted, by those of v Alabama and Mississippi, for the'purpose of attacking and capturing Fortrjokcna, near Pen sacola, Florida. This Fort is now manned by .150 men under Lioat. Sleipmer, and it they are determined to hold 1 the Forf as long off tbereJs ft man left. A despatch from Washing ton dated January 3l?t, say?: — ' ? Slatea steamer Brooklyn;' has probamJgoiAecl the United States frigate Mace* . donian atT’cnaaCola. Should an .attack be made.om Fort Pickens, which is not hpw im ; probable, within a short time f- considering { tbo advice of parties distant - ‘from' the scene, these vessels will co-operate with Lieut. JSlfemmeriu its defence, although it;;ia supposed hero that he would be able successfully to maintaln hip' wUhout additional aussor, The pAcmd" Bjuleoad.—dt is pne of the of thh disunion Senate of the United Stotcs is proceed ing calmly and eobeyly ‘in consideration of; the bill .for the construction of ft railroad across the continent to the Pacific Ocean. Mr.. ScwarJus right-lu regarding of in tcrnal improvement as among the strong bonds that arc keeping a united nation. And per haps his views may.be adopted .by all patriotic Senators, wkeujthc present excitement subsides. Yesterday .considerable .progress was made with and it .is cheering to see'that Senate® (jfl pujst opposite political views were voting together. On one amendment we find and Mr.Bemjamin,, Miv Sum ncr andiMf. Slidell, Miv Bigler and Mr. Baker, Mr.' flaleand'Mfi/Sebastian, Mr. Doolittle and Mr. the extremes of Korthoriv find^Soutboriv fiffitiraent—voting to-' getter in harnmiiy and In fill'seriousness, on-.a privet,' tbecarly proscQutiifn,of .wbich' depehd3 >'C£tllely on rotdntainiujg'thefßederal Un icin. Is a sign that t|fc&e still hat j. confidence tliafii the will fie preserved, nndfifiaVtfie-pcat tfiey aye logis- ■■! x lating filU inurpfio benefit of all v » Stgtps? : ml niel .a the closing passage of bis great argu ment, dn.)lBfc3» that the Cbnstir tulionis japtfi .compact fietween the States— tbo aamp speephtof which M r * Madison : Wrote to hfin, ‘Mt> crushes nullification, / amp must liastcnthe abandonment of secession”—held this eo!emh[doliberatb langfiage:— The latest foreign news brings intelUgencp of “ ifisorder and confusion niay. indeed arise; the utter rout scenes of commotion and edntesfipre thri^tefied ? mam and perhaps may come. Witb my wbom .ficart Ifiibh Si- I pray for the contihnanco of domestic peace irifA Ttnitin «nr and quiet of the country. I dcsire most ajrdent- A. g , Tar tara rorigi ly the-' restoration of affection and harmony to The ?YjirkmnanS Il'je the Cas all its parts. 1 desire that every cUizeu/pf the nallyanbpbtting the whole country may look to this government with piafi Spp, but now spread, not on ?,• no other sentiment but those of grateful respect iatap, -Afghauiatan and ■A *-® and atthebmeht. But I cannot yield, eyen>:- d TF kind feelings, the cause of the Constitution, the tents,; dtad arc most excellent horsemen, and truVglory of the country, and ’ the great trust make brave and hardy soldiers. Against this wh'mlr we hold in our hands for succeeding ages, people, who hayo kept the n r- If thßiConstitution cannot be maintained with- rofiby their warlike and predatory habits, the out meeting these scenes of commotion and con-. Persians .have been carrying on, foraome tme,. tesfi- hovirever unwelcom e* they must come. We almost a war of extermination. Tun Persians | cannot,“ wc must hot, we dare not, omit to do have hitherto been Successful, and have gained that which, in our judgement, the safety of the several important victories; but a great battle, Union requires. Not regardless of consequences, as a Constantinople letter to the World informs meet consequences;-'seeing the ha, has just been fought by the mam body of ' discharge of.public ' the Persian army, some 00,000 strong, and a sb/•« yol.ba large force of Turkomans,in which the Persians, V> ' ■ ~, , . pmdor the Prince Hamza Mirza—the chiermlli \rfEK WAsava _Vii- pAU Am . ua *\ * ' tary officcr empire—were utterly routed, ' u vK report t 0 1 hndfihh greater part either killed or the stockholders of the Philodeipfiia and Wil- taken prisoners.' The Sliah miugton Railroad, makes some jfiit remarks upon exasperated at this defeat,' and publicly aoiSxv~i this subject: that fie\will* tear out the bowels ■ ’ • i : Haraza'Mirza with his own hands, and cause to? •We shall find,' ns’WC suppose'.alj railroad men be put to death all'the soldiers who may havp; do, great annoyances in application for free pas- escaped alivel It cannot yet be known what ses. We fire .beslt with requests for them, from effect this defeat will- have upon the Persian morning to night, and these requests are not Empire, but it would not be surprising if it led confined to objects of charity. Office-seekers to serious commotions, and perhaps the, over . and political adventurers likewise seem to think throw\iof the present dynasty. It is impossible, they halve an right to travel free. Ap- however, to calculate with any certainty the re plications for .them come from all regions,’ex- of any such thing in thq East. You never tending from MMnc to the Gulf of Mexico, and know exactly what to expect from oricrttals. from the Atlantic to the Pacific. ■ln fact, those I • " '<■■»«*— '■—■ - who think they bare a right to ride free bear n fiotio to those who tliink they ought to no little skill and patience to becoming spirit, this f bo conlrytfOAa--' TO those - . a free pass .swhdrTt. Such, however, ibo trouble us with appli-. r detaHftuds he stlfib tr'svel and ’ ■ ;»T BE C. V" - u 4^ “ Coercion of the B6»der States/* The,Baltimore American, captain, most effectually disposef^fl^earro• gant assumptions ogs3outh her at tempted coercion ofink ether States~especiaUy of the border moafeon-' evasively: thatfllie' Palmetto State is Mrsclf domg the Bhe>nd>er apologtate-iiep recato oh thwart of the Federal government such aa-nrticle. coraing from a prominent aid influential journal in. a slave State, too, ; \rhioli r faas suffered more inn ycarfromtheloss of fugitive slaves than ail the Cotton States have suffered since the foundation of the gov- ernment—is full of Significance. The American ■says “ The idea- Of- employing coercion for the pur pose of keeping South Carolina in the Union sets that whole State in a blase of indignation, end, were it ever attempted, wouldunitf ; lhe irbole South as one man in her defence.^' And yet Spath .Carolina is at-thb very momeip'rely ing upon«oercion,Bub9lantially and practically, to force, the Border Slave States into'flier pro ject of secession. They are to be as one other own journalists has expressed it, into the vortex of disunion and clvjjf war. The compulsion upon which she relies <jw not the less compulsion because it is .-not enforced at the point of the bayonet. She expect the Uprdcr States to follow her voluntarily; she is' well aware, and freely admits/ they do not de sire to leave the Union, and jyet she, who must pot be 'forced to remain ip the Union, pvcn though all the rest of the States desire it, the, ouo solitary State, out their their entreat- j ies,. ogpinst their interests, mad -thf>so others , theip best friends, whoso very -love aiad sympa thies she relies upon & the means of coercion, and who must be thp principal sufferers in .the event of civil all the coeroihiHhhCwe ever heard of the most arrogant, the most unnatural) ungrateful and Look at tpe; recommendations in Governor Gist's .which proposes to shut tip, theirown limits, the plavo.pop- Illation ofjthe Border States; todam up this sa ble elomenUif our population, with the pros pect of its Overwhelming the white raise with a negro deluge. Did eytr mosUexlrctup, Ab oliUpniaj’proppse a scheme moFu hostile and ruinous l to Sputherp interests .than that which Goverpor Gist recommends towards the.Bonler ? What is coercion by army compared to the' blackest' of coercions by which ’the Governor of. South Carolina'.would ; force the Bonder Slave States to fullintpthe Se cession,lino and follow the Palmetto Flag?--- •South Carolina's whole hope af Ppr der support is based on ; tbpt very idea of coeis cion which she regards, when applied' to herself ■ bythe General Government, Os reason ehpugh for drawing the.st?ord and lettingplipthodogp , of-war. ■' f* ;the‘ •human nee do not present suen In cxamplclof arrogance and presumption ns this Pttempt of South Carolina to coerce -the. of the Union. If sho herself to Out, in Heaven.’j9 pams lot her go. 1F« do Ppt ebr sire to coerce her; we would noi spill adrop of iher blood even for the sake of this great Union, ■the only ark. of civil and religions liberty on the ;faoe<pf the earth. And yet she*seeks to “drag!’ us after her, at the hazard,of all that makes life worth having; to drag!’ na into the slaughter house of civil and' servile war; to “ drag” us away from a government with which we are peace, sittifag every man of us in joy nnu.opn-; tent under our own vine and fig tree;,to .‘Vdrag’’ ( us from this government, constructed by the wisdom and patriotism of bnr venerated fore- fathers and cemented by their'heroic blood, nndi force us down « precipice the ,bottom of which ; r nomortai oye!can:Bce.' Oar wishes are .not to ibo regarded 4 w.e arc not wo/thy .even "ccipoil with Sou.th Carolina upon par pjwrlate j r g' u na, the .land of the mother of Constitutional Liberty America, is waved off majestically by ihp ry t whan she approached with~.tiid.pUTe and asks to be permitted to consult'wlili.Sottth .Carolina upon measures copeeroing their mon destiny. ,V Ve Gods ! Upon , what meat doth this pur C.fesar feed, tha,t he'hath,grown so .great?” ' “Ho doth bestride the eaT tlilike a Colossus, 1 ’ and yro, petty bordercr9, : mnßt'‘‘ crawl between his huge legs,if, and’ “findourselves dishonorable grayes.” ?, -> v . “ What wrongs has South .Carolina suffered which the Border Slava States have not suffoied in the proportipn of ten to oho, ond whhl fisk can she rnttia thP Unioa whicb yfO musthoyen counthr before she is in dangeV? Why should she'asburap, thje •comppnionship, iho icadprship, the dictatorship of tho ; Southern jjitu.^tfbh,?- 1 - Oue would think Chat such’ Stateslas Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky arid " Tennessee-pre entitled,-' by their institutibns, tbetr interestp, ’ their bis .toryV their intelligence, their powers -their pa- tbpir inederivtioh, to be Uie.[ghidhs and • of South .Carolinat in ihcasures'yltttL ■tp their 'comroon WiClfaro, ' instead of being •‘ dragged” after her, like brute beasts, "desti tute 6f the faculties of reason; and judgment, and not to be trusted with the exercise of their ownyolitiPiT. Waterloo Defeat'' of Persianjby Turkomans. pgg- Qeo. Scott, in .a recent letter concerning West Point, says: i. VI givCrt as my fixed cpinion, that but for our graduated cadets, the the United States and Mexico might, would, have lasted some four or five years, with, in its first half, more defeats than victories fall ing,foi.our sbare; wherey r,j n lets >hnu tyvo cunyßaigoß, vte coucisyeVeiV'aiyreai country and.. iiipejjCe. without (he loH»V*f.'a ; i»lrigUV battle or skirmiKh. - ’ The Attach on Port Suitor. The Philade lpbia.PrM»publiiheß several letr .i from a Charleston Abrraspoiiaenti; Writing i on the I9tb,Jfe saye;< 5v "ihave b&en to inttSssa ihe large Hefting battery noj#‘Jn course of - construction on the river. butwithJmDsiderable will bo Htban .Port Sumtetwhich it is intended to attack. It la cotton bales, and-will be bound with iron;e When complete it will be formida ble. And will enable the Palmettos, to make the at&ck with comparatively little danger to themselves. Several large guns are lying ready 30 be placed in it, J con assure yonjinost pos itively, not from what I have gained by listen- j ing to bar room gossip, bat from information derived almost directly ’from the' very High Priests of TibasOh, that, in the eouree of a week or two, a welt Organized aituck will 6< inode upon :Fort StmUerion Ma timulUineotuly. The people are'fully aware that, shpuldMoJor An dersonres is t, .considerable loss iof life must en-. sue ; but sQ persuftdcd are ; they of; the impor tance of obtaining entire control of the harbor before .the inauguration of Mr.'Lincoln, that I do not think will hesitate for aieingle day, after their coup d'etat isthoroughlyarranged, to iuakc the. attempt There a labge number of.citizenß here who beUeve'-vthat When the at tack is made, .Mp-jor Anderson will immediately evacuate, and spare the shedding of: blood ; and tbongb I place a far .higher estimate <on the gal .1 lant Major’s .devotion tp his country, and the honor of her flog, he could not be very severely censured if be terminated the difficulty in that Way. He has been left in- a garrison which, well manned, would, be almost iinprognable,- with scarcely a corporal’s guprd to support bim. The “ chivalry” knew that-belus men while Cbpsldarablb toss must ensue to them on the one jpdc; : on the other they would have a reasonable chance of success. FEN AND SCISSORS. Ujju, WUeoUng,(Va.) has only thirty-one slaves in a pop ulation of 14^14, W|i«n the Duke of York was obliged to retreat be fore tl>e Trench army atDunkirk Races, Sheridan gave os atoast at a dinnerparty, “The Duke ofYork and his .brave followers.” . ■ While practicing at a target on Saturday, at ta, Georgia, a yonpg man, .panted Foster, unguardedly went in front as a comrade ftred. : The through ■his head, and struck the target half au iy ch from the bull's eye. ; ■ ®3t- When the Parliament began to coin money, an old cavalier, looking at the now, pieces', ijad this on jane side: “God be with ns ;” on the other, “ England.” "I see God and; the Commonwealth are on differentsides.’* _. r .... : aj* The citizens of Noyth Alabama refuse to submit to the ordinance of secession, and Mr. Tanceyjsnys that South Alabama will cosipsf tftng. Ah! is there tp be coercion in tfie case t Will not the wholevof the fiery: chivalry of the surrounding States rush ,to the rescue of - North; Alabama from the fury of thecoemomsfr/—Xoufrcifft Journal. f. c. Treadwell, of New York, .on Saturday,.placed -in the bands of Chief Justtee ,JDyjey,»ii . ahWaTU charging gressmen, with treason and' misprision of treason. Judge Taney refused to issue any- process, and ,the clerKof the Supreme Court returned the affidavit, iaying that the Chiol Justice hod pronounced it an improper paper. Killed Il3' Lightning in Winter.—Ou the 16th iust., the ham of James Horner, county, Pa, whs struck by lightning during and two } valuable cowi killed. There were eleven .cows in the sta ble, but only the two injured. It is rather uucommon'Ao ,.in:a»idWintC r > an d Ujp. ; ®9midcoveredwith "ittS-At Tort PiokeDß thcre are duly. abouTciglityrucn | to,two hundred guns. ideutr'Slemmer, <am- j friending the post, has his family with hint- After ho .hrul j : abandoned Tt. Mcßaa, hia wife went thither to procure \ aifnd pf his weaiingapparcl, and it beingjdcnied her, she indignantly left, wying gun a on Tort PickAs/Su her return! _ " SPECIAL NOTICES. A Card to the Ladies, DU. DCPONCO'S GOLDEN PI LLS FOR FEMALES. In/allib.’e in wimping, rtgutatistg, and jwmeriug aU ob r ■■ alwiiyi fucttss/yl as a preventatke .Them is not a lady living bUt'Wiat at s’pmo period of her life needs Just such .a medicine as Golden Pills/’ One of this first ladies of Chester told\thc Agent there that she had received, »> much ,benefit from the use of them, she would be willing to pay. $5 a box, rather than be without them, if she could get them noless. The in gredients composing these, pills are made known to every ; Agent. They will tell, you they ate perfectly harmless l and jot will do all claimed for them. Full and explicit I directions accompany each box. Price sl.oo per box.— j Sold by 0. IV. KESSLER, Druggist, sole Agent for Al- I toona, Pa. Ladies by sending hlra tho Post Office, can bava tho pills sent to any part of tljp tonutry (confi dentially) by mall, “ free’of postage.” Siild aUo by JOIIN B£AP, Huntingdon, imd by one Druggist in every village town and city, in thoiStato. s.. n;l HO.WB, Sole. Proprietor, iSew York. If. B,—'Tlie above Pills have been counterfeited, and are offered to Radies at prices ranging from 26 cents to Va cts, (dear at on t for them. The genuine, hereaf ter, triU.bear iho Blgnature of 8.1). llowb,* solo proprietor. ' Price—sl; Purchase of tlie above gentlemen, and yon will find the; genuine-article, and .one you may rely upon January 31,1861.— lyv Dr. Velpeaia’s Cimkerine. T»K YBT.py.AtP3 CANKEUiNE cures ttelied 5 ore Mouth, l) ! cnrii jjpre'Nipple*. DR. VELPEAU’S CANKERKIE cures Ulcjtratcd Sores. DB-VELPEAU’S CANKHSINE Cures tints. 88. VELPEAU’S CASKEftINE Burns. * '• DRi VELPEAU'S CAiSEKBIXE cni»s!S6res. J)R. VELPEAU'S OANKJSBIKE curw Qbapped Llp». : CAEfcERIEE cures Ulcerated Gums. ~PS y'kt.pb a tpjjT -BAyKERINE la the licet Purifier of the Brcathof anytWngknoAvn. * DR. QANREWEE enrefl Canker in/tlic Mouth, Throat, orSthomablr, resulting from Scarlatina or ■ •?' .-y. '■ ,';l Ladies,df you Jelight in - . e white nso the CAN KERING, and your desires will bo realized.' We pledge our word thatlt la entirely free-from adds end all poiso one substances, and.can bo given "to an infont with perfect safety.' tfiegums free' from ulcere.', ,it equally sore mouths. Inolltbe thousands remedlos!|that hare been put iorth for the augtTgf the various diseases above, none ean .'We?:®- cents per hoftio. " , v- .j. pP« , . . t >'*•?’v Proprietors, Maiden^uovN*Y. For Mlo in Altoona, by KESSIJiR. : ***•« American Medical ‘ cqiitnins Recipes and Directions fur making all, the most raluahle-McdWalprcparatiohs in utej nlsfr Re cipes and full and explicit directions .fet.iiwßf. all the must popular and useful Cosmetics, I’erfumtl; - Unguents, Hair Restoratives, and all Toilet Articles. M you are siif ering with any chronic disease—if vouwisjji beautiful'' complexion, a fine head of lmlr,a smccta Of, a clear skin, a luxuriant heard or moustache-w if-yoiwish to know anything and'everything in thoToliot and jMical line,you shahid, hy all means, peruse it copy of thipook. For full particulars, and a sample of the work lo» perusal, (free,) address the publisher, Tr F. tftSJJMAN, Hot: 1.-3 m York. mbs, wm An experiooccd nurso mimHH Syrup for- children tccthragjSS proccsi of tecUiiUjg, bv eoteiMM allay all pa® jbowolff^jicpcnj upon it, motbl aitVrtUf~A..j'vy(;TC 'rind; lifalth . .find. ToijLet. No. 83: iow, ■a soothing litotes the ring all ,Jo> >gulatetho ;ett6yqtir> bry&g Babies! I Crying Babies! !!; A ONES. ! In t|ie Bttperiorityof Dr. Eaton’s Infan- | Tpr «yery ntlmrprepnration of tho kind. tlte j druggist ofthfo-town have.almoirt *ll ordered and received ■ a Buppjyof if;-»o cheer up, Mothers! No dmitre crying : babies! Don’t .lie put off with any other preparation by any druggist wbpmay nothwvo received Dr. Eaton’e Infim- | tile Cordial, or/rbopiay on account of getting some worth- , lees artbdeat a cheaper rate bo more interested hi selling 1 It. Octtbe bcat ; it is for sale In' ttpnv—search till you j find It. ■ i 1 Dr. Bronson's Bloody Food, for of the organa and 1 all pulmonary complaints, is also' for sale in town ; and if | any suSoringfrom the abovecomjdaiutsueglect to try this i preparation, they are guilty of suicide. There are five Sioa. of tb<r Blood Food—all on the same princi ple, but graduated to the differcntdeficioucies of the blood arising from the different orgau(i affected. No. 1 is for Colds. Bronchitis, Consumption, and other; chronic com- f plaints arising from overuse, debility, or nervous prostration. No. 2, Tor Liver Complaints. No. 3, for-Dys pepsia. No. 4, W Oman's Bestorativc. No. 6, Man,s He-; generator. Ask for the No; youjwaut. ft&.Seo Adver- , tisemeut. Tor sale by A. Borah, .Altoona, and C. D. Gott i | Son, Philadelphia. i ! To Consumptives. And those afflicted with DYSPEPSIA, ■ . i • NERVOUS DEBILITY, iie:\kt disease, ! FEVER & AGUE, OR I CONSTIPATION. 1 < Tlie undersigned, now seventy-dive .-years old. lias for 1 years doroted bis iime tQ-mrriug bis -Parishoners and the : poorlnNew -Yprjhof these dreadful complaints, which carry 1 thousands amfthousanda to an untimely grave; ho has : seldom failed to cure all who have applied to him for re ' lief, ami believing it to be a Christian's duty -to relieve ■ ’ those abroad, as well as at home, will send to those who require it, a copyjof Prescriptions used, (Free of Charge), . with directions for preparing- anti using tlie same. Also rules on Diet, Bathing, Ventilation, and Exercise for the j. tack, they will, find these remedies a s_ure cure for gunsimip- : ! -tion, aud all disease* of the Throat and Lungs, Fever and ! j Ague, Constipation, Heart pist-aae, Dyspepsia, Nervous | Debility, im^Tojn^o.Cii^laitita, hopes every one afflicteil suffering should apply before it Is too late. These Prescription are used by the most eminent Physicians in 1 London, Paris, and New York. Those wishing them will' please address BEY. Dll. CHAMBER! AIN. Nov. IS.W-ly. WJUiamstrargh, New York. r "- 1 Weakness of the Stomach and Indi gestion. 1 Aiiotber Gf&i Cfurv eJfejUed by Be/erhaxe's Hbiland Bitters. The wtfa {ojf-Pioter”Do Witte, Jiving in Holland Town, SUeboygtui'cduuty. Wisconsin, suffered much from Weak ness of and Indlgestiow. ' She had been under a physieito-’s caro for some time, l;nt tho disease seem ed to buffio ■ovJjhhis skill. She puricliascd some HOLLAND aur office, which given tepeto her stom ach ; her appetite and strength are leturniug. jaud wo firm ly believe that this la another great euro effected by your ' medicine. ■ • : :)te haymrtill to record many cures cffcctcd-by this remedy,' but must wait another opportunity. Cue thing you <Hpi roly upon, what we have publliJiod aTe from ncrfcoii* much respected in our cominuulty > and ore liter- RlUvtruo. '4. J« QUINTUS. |Ed. Sheboygun Niou,wBbode, Sheboygnu, Wlb.) I To Goi^inptiyea. Thcadveitlser, haring been restored to health in n tow weeks by narery simple remedy,;.after having suffered sev eral years t|ith a scVcro lung affection, and that dread dls ease consumption —U anxious to moke known to his fellow sufferers UiMnf-auB of euro,. To all it he will Blind a copy of tho proscrip tion used tho directions for preparing and using tbtf same, which they will find a sure cure tor Co.vauMPTiosi Asthma, Bnoscums, ic. The only object of the ad’fertiOT.ii. .sending the Prescription is ..to benefit tho afflicted, anoSjprend information which ho conceives to las invaluable,"find ho hopes ev<a&. sufferer will try his reme dy* as it wUheost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. i Parties wbhlngUie prescription will please address. ! ■ * KliV. ED W ABDiA-. , } WiUiain^birrgh, ' ,;Xia© -Cbtinty, Now Yolk. /.say.*.. ‘y. Trie peculiarities of the female constitution ami the various to which the sex is subjected, demAhd ailoccasiou nl recourse to stimulants. It is important, however, that these shall bo of a harmless nature, and at the same timo accomplish the desired end. ffostettor’s .Celebrated Stv m * ach Bitters is tire very article. Its effects in all cases of debility arOiAJmost magical. It restores tlio tone of the digestive organs, infuses fresh vitality into the whole sys tem, and gives tlmt cheerfulness tr the temperament, which is Ulif.most valuable of -feminine attractions. The proprictorificcl flattered from' the fact that many of the pronUhft medical gentlemen in the Union have be stowed omniums upon the Bitters, the virtues of which thoy : have Xceqrtently tested and ackuowlcdged. There are numerous counterfeits offered for sale, all of which are destitute of-tik'rit, and positively injurious to the system. $35,00 Pays the cifUre cost for Tuition in 'the most popular and successful CowntS.rcial School ih the Country. Upward, of twelve nian-from twcnty-cightdiffercnt States, have been educated' for 'hu%iess,.jicnf within tlio past three years, some of whom have been employed lia Book Salaries of ’ ; §2000,00 per Annum, 1 ' S' ~r immediately upon graduatlagj. wlio kuevr hothirig df counts,whcn tmey entered the! Coni’go“ *S“’Ministdlss sons half price. Students outer at any time, and review When they please, without extra clinrge. For Catalogue of 84 pages, Specimens of Prof. Cowley’jt Business, and Op.amental Penmanship, and « lnrge engra ving of the ColK'o. Jncloso tyvohty-fivo Cbnta iu Postage Stamp* to the gttnclpals, ' 1 IT JENKINS A SMITH, Pittsburgh, PA Altoona, Jan|a*, 'dl-V- f j j c WM.SCUOSCU^iR. r .'uii.p.laxo.' SCHCjWAKER St LANG, AND COfMISSION MEEGHAKTS, f • Ajrn DEAinis nr. GRAIN, BACON, Provisions, Cbeese, Iron, ' 1 ' ’'■ - \' • Nails, &T&SS, Brooms, Yarns, I 303 : Liberty Street, Fpv. l-3mh |PITTSBURGH, PA. TVs S (& UTI 6 N—NOTICE IS Mts.fiarab jIU lirtm) ;%**** - • •r ~t n HciJiUtiLlN, ' .'•&«’--'■*■ >i7IZAOETH McMULLiN, -■ SXUAII MIMJRON. Altoona, Jan. J7ihvlBol-3t ■ - : ” FORK & LARD FOR SA&E. mHE ffUBSCIIIBER HAS ON T lluj. of FORK and 4/X» lbs. of ESRUTwliicb ho will m.ll in quantities to suit pntcbaacra. Ho v ill sull lardiiy the Bnrfel at 10 tents »*■*>* the- Can of 50 or 76 weight at 12 Jg Ceuta and by the (mall at 14 cents <£> &). ■■‘ Altoona, Jan. 10,’61-tf , r -- . T?GR REN T.-.THK DWELLING fV hongeand (tore-worn, known asFcrrc6 X/MorrowV corner ,'nowbccnpied by JoaiephXaw, I* offered for rent ;, from the 1(t of April next: Fur partlcnja r? at the Banking Uouwof Tfm. M. Iduyd 4 (Jo. ' • Altoona, Jaii. 21, ’6l-tf, '] ' JAS. MORBW. T> OI3ES I 110 BES I- : '' ; ill -Just rcctiViM k fme lot of IJu£t;*Jo jloocs, which '*•* will sell at from $4 tn, $lO a ,*ie. - .A ■■ M, mMmm miscellaneotts. j Tav \nraiMVTJOS oy’LimriOEs.—There is a.growing * i fnth'ifi Hffe to appropijiato the most* expmasivo word- Of Other languages, and nfUf e while to iucorpahite a ‘ in . uur own ; thus the word Cephalic, which is.from sfciSM&r the heai&is now Becoming V hut it vflStatoou bo usedlU a more general wav andihe word Cpialic will common tv* £ rviw. Hiid they seem “native and to born. ’ * ’ardly- Realized. TI- •„ t •„ -orrible ’eadacheflbis haftarnoon, hand 1 step “ r ,h,. lrt»oth«aries:ha..d -avst.i to tho niah. “Can prdiiit. tin 'I „ n ..,,,q B cIie?” •• Does; it liaclio’aid," says you |M V ,”‘savs hi, baud upon that ’c gave me a Cephalic Pill band’ ’pomme ’onor it cured me so quick that I 'ardly realized I 'ad ’*!««» 'eodache. .... „ .he favorite sign by which nahtre makes *4 t Whatever ftom the natural state of kno«u any i -d iu jj,i s liglit it may bcitsik,'d on os the b ra "‘. ' j to jw n „tice of disease whicli might attention, till Wl late to be remedied: ■* ! .h oU ld never be. oejgltfcteU. 1 UcHihiclibd “ Ud uter iwo names, "S': Sy.npto.muic and ? l uy 1 cummon _Mo|mU..c. fc> vurie ,\of diseteses, among ami i l * thi. \. . Gont.'lUu'umat !Uld fwbrile di which llj - ; fl , n „ it Is of disease of *?**• l “s . , "Prating' hV'. healwhl of hepatic disease I the stoniac < 1 , of worms, eousti|uttit>u and ( l-fuwels.as,wellas reunl and uterine e H «r of the he.«t are very frequently at i lleaduclies; Aua iuh and plethora are also af tendrd it f,. 1 .,,n. etly «S 0 iSs‘ll lieadnchr. Id.opathic | WlU ' Wllly IIUU‘I . Ucaf».i uf ittmxf l**nl<td*t* HoUK’tum* com guislted s tatd oaapiiareiUly Aound health anil ; i„g on f ''‘ a ' : ' l l i " a tl ,J U enid an,l physical eneigies. and 1 cles J i raided i>y (lepres -1 “ Ut of S. arils or acerbity ol temper. In most instances ! STIW front heal over one or both'eyes. : and sometimes provoking. undei tins class may ; al F,,r e ii‘e ‘trlirnent of eitlul class tf Ib- .dacln- tin- tVpha ! lic Fills have been found * awe and sale remedy r. l.ev.ng he .host acute pains in a lei mum ~w. an. by ,1, subtle ‘ power eradicating the dccxA Ot * Inch Ue.olacl.e is the unerring index. \ i npira-rr —Missus wants ytTf-' -pd her a box o rCepha -1 ,t “{lue.no. I. bottle l’m thinking ! Umfs not just it nnithervhulH*»* >« 11 »“* lUthei kno ••- ......, I, u Ve see slio'k niAdetid and gone with the Skit Headache, and wautfsomt lure of tld.t saute as re la7>n m;7'( —'you must mean Sp ling's Cephalic Pills. ; Briitijet —• Icli! sure now and, mve s-d it fort* llm , qurtrther and give mo the Pills a don the all d y about i it aiiiK-i'. Constipation of No one of tho “many ills flesh an little understood, mid so muc Often originating in caretosnea; regaeged US a slight disorder ot excite anxiety, while iu reality puniun of many of the tnust fat and unless early eradicated it w untimely grave. 'Among the li ness is the usual attendant are tism, Foul Breath, Piles and o a long train of frightful disease Ahcesses, Dysentary, Diarrhoea leysy. Paralysis, Hysteria, lly and Insanity, first indicate lliet this alarming symptom Not named originate in Coustipatio dent existence unless the cans stage. From ail these considt disorder should receive- iiniuei occurs, and no person should n lie Pills on the first, appo-ftranc tlraoly use will expcl the iusio and destroy this dangerous foe A Beal Physician, —Well, Mrs. Jom Sw is that headache ? Mrs. Jones— Gone ! Dye tor, tunc ! the pill you sent cured mo iu just twenty mini jl wish you would send more so that 1 can have them dy. FU uiiciun. —Yon can get th I any Druggist. Call for Cephalic Pills, I find they m Jail, mid 1 recommend them In all casts of Headache ■ J/r* Jones.—l shall send box directly, and shall tell all my suffering friends, I yy arc a real bk*,i»(j. Twrntt Mn.iJOSS OS; I>ou.v»TEl). —Mr. Spalding lias sold two millions of bottles ,*«lebrated Prepared G lue and it is estimated that .aclffu saves at least ten dol lars worth of broken fui mtulhs making an aggregate of twenty nilllkius .of .dollars fcjui-U from total loss hy this valuable invention. Ilalteado his Ulue a boußc hole word, ho now piopo.os *tbe world still greater service" by* curing aiktho ac &»da with hW( ephahe Pills. imdlfTliVy aja'ns gnu Hi Glue, Ileadaclies will soon vanish away like snow ty. e±T Over excitement. am irrident to close attention 1 tlic numerous cases of Nerv state of mind ami body im p’-Irit is a fatal blow to all ers by tin's disorder call ab these distressing bj whenever the syi.nptom, a; brain, and vmothvi tliO 9tn laves the tension of the sf uics and Aggravates til" dl '. Pact Mouth Ksowisu.- Xurtuin cure for Sitk Hem Headache, CoativCucss am Gueat IhscovsiiY. —Am e most important of all the great medical discoveries ftge ptayipo considered thd system of vaccination fur tipn from Small Pox, tlio Cephalic Pill for relief of iclie, nod,.tlio use Quinine for the prevention of FeV. lior of which is a sure spe cific, whose benefits will ftrienced |>y suffering hu itnasity long after their d Urs are forgotten. \ ,83-Did you over have Headache? D» yon re member the Jhrohbing fit, tlie fevered brow. liiu loatliing'on(l,disgust at t tof food. How totally un fit yon'were ter pleasure evsatiou or. study, due of tlio ('eplmlic l'iiiti woulr relieved yenfiom nil the suffering wfiiclt vou thci fenced. For this and other purpose you should ahv VC a box Of them on hand to tun- ns occasion requir .if Nepvoufeadache <% P^la«lirw. By tlio nsojof these or sick.l/eadache m«; commencement of M and sicknejij Will ho <1 I' ; They seldom it ■ tdwhich females «rew«t». :■;- They a|i gently T r^ino^ ill S 'Optivenas. For Literary MahgW DeJJcata females,* aiid all personiof dtit/mtdry |pr-*re >ipre«ng ' to' the dijps jtivh -\ CEPniWC igc the result of long iowstlgv tiouund paiefully •“ uaa nuttii.years, ; time. they-Mvo pwfSntdd inU relieved a wjjm&JP** "* •“ ffBtio S *«» |teadwioi the nervous system or frorad dcraugKl B»“*:»t? mtlc l l ■ They are entirJfdltl® J » their and TOUy he taketf al&#, with pefcct eiidety without *imikiugany Oieabtetiee of any dita. yrctaUt tatU mi<ig? to &***&**& i?M® eftfldren. Th«g»«itfnw of Henry C.. Spalding or MehSo*. ' >§£* i :•■■•■" Sold by Brags bo PRI; All orders shd iM stiveness. rmir to’’ in prevalent, fleeted a * t’oetiveiiosi. ■''sedentary bubiU; it is i littly cou>t*4Ueuci‘ to r. tbo- proc u r.soi ji n* I com* tiil dangerous dis»*;iijGrt, }riU|s tbo suHen*-! luau jfireviU of which costive- X\ uichu. Colic. UheuniA* 3 of liku nature, whilo as Malignant Fever.-, Spopsia, Apoph xy, Epi houdriodis. Melancholy Cdenco ir the sn>Uui by lequi'ntlv ihe diseases OC tuku on :»n indepen erudicatod iu an early ODB it follows that the • attention whenever it it to get a box of Cupha the complaint, as their I approaches of disease ruuau life.. ung. cun' r«n<l ;mXM‘ty tnrsi or fituMy, an* among jntluriß*. Th»‘ uir*ordcre«i V.'lo ?!ud di^ticom *s* nnd nnilitioii. Sr»ftVr- apwd.v ndi-'f from one of the LVj itaUt: Pills the ovvrt.wkcd ncrv'>. »ml rc fcr \v!iich .atwuyu aicoinpa coudirUm ofrho brain. illug’s Cephalic Pillf arc a oliious IleaUftclic Nervous i«il Debility. Kpj„. ■ - ... fcJtperloUCc attack* of Xiri&us loTfntfd; aud iftafe<n at the t immediate relief froin pain Sg the .Vguaea and ITcadackt [jaU othet Doalcra In>l»difinc3. [ftuilipropared on r<K»i]tt of I^s 'ddrM*ed to ■ K-‘ : ' i- HKSRV 0. *■* pm ROITRER-S KOHRER’S " ■>■ BOURSE’S r--' boiirers ... ■■■ ' : : BOIIRER’3 : PRACTICAL f : * B$SSf* 8 A -Boot nf main links u,;,l CjkidatUmi n. - jdk I rutin**, by Martin JI. X uhr „ P* nntli <%*l Chnvfyanttr, AVw Jil,i IUK , , 7!? . *»«!(»# cott 4>-> rhart'ipit :' hJ. a ***£- This work contains-JOl natres ~,,i _ , . -""Sf* and Examples, entirely aud^i^ UKh K j^“ arise every day in tho comma,, lias alruaily passed through a number Jdlt^T*^' succession, and is prononucid by all men to bo tho handiest Lookol releren«3T l ? culationl that Ims ever been ’ lnUWt,ital ' \l'Z u to -°\ k wiu tiu ‘* , f l,,inU «u-rimrcm9nt of the CATCbSI foil is |sinl pie, that itM’ 01J. who knows bow InniM saK y 'i" 1 * c * n ““By solve * n y unitary exaiuplo that arises in business, or arrive at tlm tnim.l.s ofany estimate required. ■ 81 *“•««'» m«ft h °. °!T" f ll‘« anther has been to eschew tlinsr ■ 8 !lv I ,"‘, l t’ o| ’ h -', ,D h . Kur, ' !t > aiming only at (acUsnd simSi city, beli|sv mg that business men card little about mafir time in dlMUsatng the philosophy of rules, orthi itonw's figures, deeming it siifiineuG for their purpose to be Ihlssi - c vTrrntTou^bii' I ' <S ’ ? rt ‘ TO 8t «• lruc tjwlfcitS*’' t A LCL UATOK d nlers m this reapoct from all other Arltb ntetics of tho day and kindred works—it is * keV to Bran. Meal business calculations—it is, io -tlm haudsof tho Wb . uess man, what tho key to miathoitmtjcal works is in the hands of tho teacher in tho School room—it facilitates time and insuies correctness. I the wukk treats of the neut of Land, of-Lmuber, of Btick aid Brick stone and stone Work, of grain and Brain bins, of coal bins, ol wood, of solids, of liquids, of riw ire or irregular vessels, of ci.itema.nnd Tats. ofrantL i laaterer s. inter's, glazier’s.Haver’s, pltunbjK" ' mgeraand upholsterers’ work. it treats oncu£ >J of foreign mill domestic exchange, of the iletl ■ tn. of reiluctiun and its extended appllcntioo'lo of simple and compound interest, and their «b -catk n lo business trmisactious, with the laws and sveruiug HU i regulating thy same, together with is cOimnerei.il forms—of legal tendei, of pafHA) on notes, of banking and bank discount, ofeqva- Ili.vmetit and of partocrabipaccounts, of assessment of weights and measures, of square and cubio . of tii.* square root and its application to business **. of excavation, an 1 of many other important matters not within tho scope of an alivorlisemsut jn. Mrnsu ry Work, ul coal and lur, r-qua ini;. ot p paper lia reiK-y an iiml tire appl usage* gi nuTiieroti payment tiun of p ul’ oiensu re, ol surhu'i practical tu incuti IT IS JUST THE BOOK JOR THE Fanner, tin m-rchant, tho tiicclAuiiej. this artisan, or tbo professional man. It has proven a valuable auxiliary to 1 l"V lawjji r, 'tin- justice of tho peace, tho conveyancer, antral estate broker, to tho aniM»or. the banker, tho cicfff; to the civil engineer and tho surveyor, t o tho cAr hett teimol IJiii.kinder, to the stonemason und the plasterer, to the pi jut han iter anil nplii.Utercr.to thu paver amhtha titer, ic, Ac.; each ami all will find U adapted to their’W rious « h iU bettor thaii any book published, Mti- .Mailed (post paid) to any partof the United BLa lav, np.ii rec.dpt of the money. Price of a single copy, in cloth, 00 cents, or two copies for $l,OO. Bound in pocket-book form, imrocco, $l,OO per copy. Addreis, "M. M. UOHUKR, ’ Dec 6, IbCl-Pm.] Boi 1811 Philadelphia T. 0.. P». . iVAYSIN SEASON! A l ' would in that ho I which IS The undersigned form Ills qld customers and. the public gummUr, a* just returned from the East withhis {nil sto«k, the ■ LARGAST OF TUB KIND ought to tills placo. Jle tins over/ variety in Ice, Size aud quality, oF I. E N OBf HAT Sf’- ND Bl r AND >: YS’' JHtjG - 'dr Fall and Winter Wear. sizes, colors, shapes, and qualities of Ladies anil id Children's H ATS aud FLATS, to which the at - f those iu wunt of auythingiu this lino U speeial' ever b Pi M B Also, all Misses a tent ion c ly invite Ft . 1 have Furs eve : RS! FURS J FURSI - now the largest nnd handsomest assortmtot of " offered to the iadics-of All>ofta, embracing; r APE'S, MUFf &, CUFFS, : fthing in that line, lor Ladies and Children, of i and European manufacture, and of over/ quail 's. ■' • 1 and evi*r Aim*riai tvof Fu Person jihustf gij dc-tiTHiin Store a Altooii ris iw. \v:yjt-of .anything in sbc above'lin*, ita> mo a "call before purchiUlb£ oliiewbora. Mi ’tan bkl to soil at thovgry loorwfMwWo price*. • , ■ - On Virginin alri tf,'o[ij>(«ito\to«7itithßrnii church, lilt. Oct. 4, ISGO-tf. ■ ' .1 ffywHwWifr- “Opposition the Life of Trade* I'li is H true of alinost ivory bxnineKg.iind the subscriber subscribing to tint doctrine hasopened a store mth* Imftdirijj; (formerly occutted by Ujtri'os a Justiea offlc«,.oo Virpt tub; street, three (lours abut# 3vit£a jitrcct, when jUcr has oil blind a fine assqrtuirat ot ' . ! C-APJ&^S^ of the latest ami most psbionable men aa<( b£yg, BONNETS ANt>. FLATJS -fXj'A' LA DIES, MISSES JXD • Gloyi : si'Hcs!«y, OObbAHS iro.". TMIMMfXGS vUVJ> aVOT/0-V»Jt£i••■ y STATION Altl m ,'jXlC, <fe. He in \ it oh n call, detenu i ned. byselhu*w*«mall ' an«! rotu iiing valuoibr muw.v, to rOofit ftTrpnago. .. , *'• 'Dec. Ojm-tf. s JOU,N HO! FOR THE E« rn Hjß xiNiteusiojiE ccs to thu citizens ofAltooHA Uas juaj received a Ijirgo intplcee oJ Fruit, Confectionaries, and notions for slilldron ic„ rxprc.‘ II« wilt also keep always on hai and fancy cakes, of his own mapni remors, PRUBngjr always at all sca3oaj&>l Coffeej ; teas, Sag#, EGGS,, GOOD Wlfjr BUCKWIIKT KLOt* nlwnys in'stpro and for silo ii Coll, examine and pripe ' it as gootl ailil cheap us any Dec. 20, ’6O-ly.J , SOMET* The sUßsq returned from the' very larko and fine stocl BOOTS jßrogau wliicli 5s prepare Viciultyipt very low the.mniinfacturcTs 1 that Vrilj'dcfy com; people wilt call uni elsow!ier>. / ea. BOOTS an/ sonubleitcrnis. ' Don’t forget f Jan. 3; 1801. In in PLtUs . Daniel;ll. SlanrK. And now returned! I the Bcepor do now ( (or four Jnnnar; day to i County/ Mar,' by not by th anew f <>f 57** rwonfcnt toapncar on *»id JOS. BAiDRUWK, frot. , r M nogpondebt abovo jon the <bjr above Hy and tins, order of ffls of tbe Libellant. • w»«7ana -ter. V ***?*n*,Sk& 21,1860./ ' - ■ A 'v. $ soa* of Almond victulty .* SH<&P. l -■j the X " ill keoptm hnad^Zl^ -But M £ inv '‘« « there 11 IM_thftt they can render en/i^l!SJ >^r^,,B ß«i feel! ; ’ Jan. io ? ’oi-tr tl jMKSVt: .'A'-larga ahitu wV tim r MVW |4NNQUS|r ■» %- ■“ ".. • '■'£ ■' jits, Spice* - ! for the Holiday*., * . nock of • ;rs, v - : : .T £SIWSSC^ passes, Ttotteip %'siEit,' 4C, •.*■' : 'orsiaollqßanUtW, i CjAPQB-vris^"''; (jMTEWi’ '' ii Has just !ra h** pnrdui*«fc» u . v '.: SKOOSSt- " ..(fl’trtfciu of Jltooiu «a 4 PUrchawd’dfiroftfrw. \ ' to HH4tprish> AU Ui,t Ijo »,k« i< flut *» 7 liw atock boforo purcbjuiߣ or< i or on thomort n*- pro ? I ? ,| J r *‘NiwV. tWp'dooM btdovr Post Offlc®. M; ; V • '-f VjroFcpMtoN teric iB6O. IIDML IN WVlfoeK. '»the alias subpoena harinir belen l««>nw«l th«J “J^ajnsaidrounty/fecowt teriff cauM) u<4{e6 to be guMtohed J an. 3tl, ’6O-fJt, .'“•S32JIS? ■ % r < • «-,■ \ .• i'*' €■ > ■i ' ' V.- S ,■ : •» 1 ■*. \ * \ ] a r jjjf -:4' t :X,h. ' V'**- 'i Bspti ?• r»«t Unit The I 1 Tralua I .. >» ISth fe, Accomm Wei fe'l : Cl I" A Bon %n Even O cloci a Ti Boroi Ait been ci son, or 1o cre&i ■employ* tbe Con •od not o! do be ccr tagontsi eolation -aro petti| Rond cni any mm contemp; know to ■can not ’«a ticket. T assent to|||eCUon of such •charged &ut friend do LowlUcr.Sitia requested u deny his ||city in any su second so||ought should ( that auchlfe ou the part at busineali would -result and it islflikly that on. »bort-Bigl|jb foresee it. mation o Hail Rond; aarnyiug i zaas, at h correctness : before, wcl irg persona eon to the! iutetcoursq fueling, nnj Frowning di gLKDin.val Wight coupld| nut elcd loh J for Frees’ FI Allegheny jfl joyed themsti from the ad fitandlug tbcj I»,ali:ioat iu such sin ndvc 1 wc feel like ildig! though ft b; ■'r' bridge of ou a. young folks every evening! ' next party mni fi beat the one ai . ,Ba,« OF X Ifcttsj.vl). - ipwnce of a ]. jo October tyi. Railroad was sul4,'|rt) U bl'. phift. The road ~*„o length, including , r V thereof, about two mb, menses at Tyrone, kl ; . terteots the renusyMfeji, /rom thence to LockSpi-.-i ' : whhre it connect v:i||d The " /‘burg to Sellefoip in C>; - dnoludod -the cb«fei ed rij and evofctbicg il ’ (rood. The roadpa, I -of $21,000, Mri; |l- purchaser. 1 ' Gas tor Loslb, - -haye noticed a ten her ’.-eofiiecrna lying oithe i •th% place. > intended for, wotteuned] i'_. *celyers and b clocked t ffaUvray company] HtHtel with gas fro •Road Company, r.n gas will of thoi { rc , last oven in ESool ho remi’h [,•■ The Blo< fC v. M; Lome S[ the boiler i WVhave u £;' le», ■ Mi sUife mi rV*'--’** "- “ ‘ • • f.leam tliatj I ills* Xen R t |n U»e core floe on t 1 a Cri NA MAIL SCHE MAILS CLOSK. L".......... t;i4 U*»»« V**-** 1 r* M « »«4 »W **V* * i atAWS: arrive. U _Uim •••'•• •During the wedL.ft' i»Yi, from R *«10, it ROAD SCHEOU l arrives of’2o0 f ’20 l’.M > kl-jL “,Vi A. M. y *• 7.Li A, M. ,t <• S.M 11.I 1 . M-, ;t “ 11,-a A. M. rt •> I,»> I*. M.. rgnuiui übaM’u Vit. ISCU TRAINi 5 -VUII. IVuiu Emt ;uul.'V‘ * Lretw Train I'. i ; t .uol ’ [ KNiH'Il I.!-'. AL ITE EXS' ME \<j of the clt AlUx)iia i ;»’s Hall, fehruary sth lihe pioyose 10 be siijpx 'action. itONG- —Our nil io fact that som iu this place, feeling betwcci those who are m (Rich is dcsiguc [e coming .Roro b business trail, glit to be engur [report that son 'a ticket .'Xron B are to be os« pnectcd with tl lything of the |uiy, but wc nr linn who is fnvi loyccs should elves ogains hqt until the; •ho report, i etc to be th KtCitriing' "ton tro of our t Bur people, ; K good citiie Sbny attempt. lty.'—A p. king a snv. town on ' iin lan, sc :ains, vtlio ; delightful ft they i- jl not hav cnsahlo t< re. When So mingle Ung.“ on oua role lea very-oi sleigliii:,: tile the Vtc l^neatu. 3,ki10 Si'JSiiU. >x.—l : and uro u lean), tha Er,. i I- *
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