EO
u.—There-la. • growing
it© theaio*M»i«rr*alT<*
r a whfla tp tnoorparau
Cephalic, which ia ftym
to new beeeetog
, SpaldtngW groat Bead,
med in a aum general I
1 become «• common a* ;
,e-j distinction aa foreign .
mradn usage until they . ■*•
!U.”
>
izod.
mfi.;riioon. liaml I at«p
nail to the iftau. Cah -
n ."* it bathe'ord/'W*
ni iifon that '• gave Ui»* -
it cured me M quick that
"-■lie. '
;n liy which nature waka*
imii the natural slat* af
i it may he looked on a*
■■ of ilievaee which JD^bt
..... into to lw remedied;
c neglected. Headache*
... viz: Symptomatic and
it-is exceedingly common
riuty of iliacaae*. among
n.it am and all febrile 41-
•yiii|iatliotic of tUaeaa© of
il.ichf, of hepaticdUeiuo
u'.iniia. cunetipatldn and
veil renal oud uterine
iir»! very frequently at
mid plutliora are alao af
n iKiuluclie. Idiopathic
being uniiMwily dialln-
I'nUichf. fKiroiitiiuea.com*
ireiitly sound health and
mi phvaicnl ciicrgiea, and
wly, hvriddtlh by deprea
iper. In input inatancta
id . over one or both eyea,
ng; under tliii claa* may
; s of Ifemlachc thaCepb**
niKKil't* romv'lv. rclioTiDif
imlor, :ni<l by iu
which lleatUich* U th«
•cud her « hnxu fOpha
-I’iltn,—hut I’m thinking
1m- nftlicr knew*
i dead npd H»ue with th*
nore of tlmt iuhs m .i*
VlingV Cephalic Pill*,
i -iiiWe tint , it, here's th?
d don't bo all day ah*nt
ostiveneisa.
heir to” is so prevalent,
ii.ghicted n* CoitiveiiM*.
st ile ularyhebite; it ;U
•o’, little cou«eui»ema> ,l?> •
tho precursor audtuui
ji'l ilnugeMm dieeoww,
1-i inC l|w sufferer tu an
it evilsof which costiva
nilmcho, Colie. Kheuma
: s of like nature. %hu«
ir.ii ns Malignant Payers,
ispepsia, Ajioiilexy, Kpl
li-.mjiinsis. Slelaueuoiy
u seiico ir tho syatem by
:iier|Uently the dktawe
■u take on an iudepen
■ ra.lic.itisl ill nn enrly
it. follows that tho
attention whenever it
. I lo a' t a box ofCcpha-
I the eoiii|ilaint,as their
<I •! Hoar lies of duemye
l.uaian life,
ssmg.
o.v is that headache? V
. “lie l the ptU you sent
' wish you woa](l send
. uy Druggist. Cull for
: id. and 1 rvcofutnsPd
I'ox directly, and-ahaU
i v ale a real ifetifiif.
v a.—Mr. Spalding has
luntcil ProparnlUiuia
eaves at least ten doi- °
ie making auagjrrrgm*
iiio*i from
undo llie Glue a .’iKfWO
i e world atilt ipjeoror
loads witll hisOsphalio
i. Glue, lieudaebes.dptU
ly. . ■■•"“.“■■V""
iienlal earn and anitaty '
ii"?- litstudy, a?c amona
■i ’ •(•!) •. The dlacWsni
11 iI.U ilirtriisstujt'eonl*
) and amlitiuiu Suffer,
Main -unilv tolUffroui .
,<■»•••»: tli- .VMialtOPm*
!i <|ui- !■ .h. -vertnskodr ,
1::! i-lllili., l.i'Vl's. uiid rO
lUiidi .t.COIUptr- 1
il '.'li'iiiinu of Uiei bitata.
iira"? Cephalic Till? nr* a
111 i ui- llaailaclio Noi tutu
111, IMdiil.V. ,
:iw-' iir.|' •rtant i.raH tit*
L’ mi . . u«*itl.Hyi| 111*
l I! SillOliT’llX. tli*
1. . mn; tin' us -Quinta*
li .<f uiiicl; Sit.it sure spe
.-ui-i'.l ;>* suffering 1m-
li.l‘ men.
t t!<:nd.idi«? Do you
till' fevered hnjw. t|wi
riinii. n<uv tiiially rio
iion or study. Ono «f
1, ■■■red wni from all. tli*
i'-.-.1. For tliifl anil btlwr
i\. I'yx of them on Uapd
v
adache
l&kMB,
i -iUc iitlncki of Servouit
■ ii; and if taken at’tb* -
u'-diatu relief from pain
K- ynusei and IJtadachi
s.—removing Oo*Uvaif.t*i
flicato Females, and aB r-
T-. raluubl«aaa£oxut<Kf
r and rigor .to the digaa
rul elasticity and strength
1 remit of long inreatlgv
■rtmonU. having been In .
(V- limy have prevented
and suffering from -
I the nervous .‘Vium <*r 1 :
their composltWni
! ticket safety Without
/ < absence of any <ii»S.
iin, iV<<T Mrw to children.
■Mimrsi ■'/
a Henry C. BpaMlpg
l)-.-i!or* in Medicine*,
wed vu recwjit.pf flj^
:-KNTS, o ■
V C. SIVUJKJWh
' ■Jir Stife.el New
,W,. .
ALTOONA MAIL SCHEDULE.
MAILS CLOSE.
KoaternWny ..... ™ A ; 4 M '
Waataru War j,l Ao a
llolUdayilmre ——• 716 \ m p n
Woatera Through “• i ??.
Eastern Through - ‘ w
HAILS ARRIVE.
HollHaysbnrg........ - 30 and 11 10 A.M.
Weataro Through..... ‘ ~
Kaitaru Through..; - ° "
Weitarn Way..... 11 f v
Kaatarn Way ...1.... - 1 "af • “
Ornot lloCßS:—During the week, from 700 a fc T*. till
7 30 Ky, On SuoduYi, from 8 00 till 9 00 a# M.
1 W f- - ,f JOUN SUOKMAKKII, P. 11
' RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
Exprim Tmln Boat arrives 9,20 P.St., UaTea9.tOP.Sf.
V “ Weat “ 8,18 A. M. “ 8.33 A.M.
fact “ Kaat “ 7,45 A. SI. “ S.OO A. M.
“ Weat “ 8,55 P. 51., “ 9.15 P. M.
Mail “ Kaat “ 11,20 A. M. “ 11.35 A. SI.
.. Weat “ 1,80 I*. SI., “ 1,45 P. SI.
Tlie lIOI.IiIUAYSUOHQ UUANCU connect* with all
Train• Kant and AVeat.
INDIANA.BRANCH TRAINS connect with Johnatown
Accammodation Train:-Kaat and Weat, Mail Train Kant
»nd Weat and Expreaa Train Eu»t and SVoat.
Nov. !», 1860. , ENOCH LEWIS, 6'cn’l iupl.
local items.
lioeaT XT. S. Senate.
Senate Chamber, Feb. 8, 1861.
Mr. Moore (Iowa) introduced a bill levying
,a tax oulron,(c(liitorwrough)cottonhind woolen
[■goods; referred to the Committee on Commerce.
On motion of Mr.. Adlum, (Maas ) Resolved,
That the President’s Message be referred
to the appropriate committees.
On motion of Mr. Caldwell, (N C.) the Speak
er appointed Messrs. Caldwell, (N. C.) Mann,
<Me.) Good, (Del.) a committee of three to as
certain what States or members have paid thhir
dues.
(jn motion of Mr. Findley, (Mich.) that part
of'lhe President’s Message relating to our po
litical troubles Was referred to the following
special committee: Findley, (Mich.) Adiuin,
(Mass.) Bitner, (Miss.) McMihn, (Min.) Mooru,
t (town) Lehr, (Kan.) McCroa, (R. I.)
On motion of Mr. McMinn, (Min.) Retolted,
That the President of the United States com
municate to the Senate information concerning
•certain United States property, if in possession
»i the proper authorities, if not, by whom and
by what authority said property is possessed,
and Also if the United States flag has been
• grossly insulted,by whom and by what authority,
and if steps have been taken to redress said
.grievances.
On motion of Mr. Lehr, (Kan.) Ruoleed, That
-SHOP,OOO be appropriated for the relief of the
.suffering in the St ite of which be represents.
John' Lowtuke.
Clerk U. (S. StnaU.
-Straight oct Democratic Ticket. —The
■following ticket, denominated the “ Straight-out
Democratic Ticket,” has been nominated by the
Democrats, to be supported at the coming
Borough election;—
Chief Bur gets —Alex. McCormick.
School Director*, 3 year* —John Nichols,
“ “ “ t* Jonathan Conral,
“ “ 2 •* Daniel Laughman.
Atswor —E. H. Turnet.
.dasl. Assessor —Conrad Kiesel.
Auditors —Thomas Nichols.
“ Samuel Black.
Judge of Elections — E. 11'—John Hickey,
N. Thos. Mcßride.
Inspector of Elections — E. 11*.—C. Hamilton,
ir. ir.—s I’oiiitt.
N. 11'.—John Condo.
«( II
Prom present indications, the election
to njorrow will be very war paly contested, and
it would require a wise prophet to foretell who
are to bo the successful aspirants.; There is no
1 scarcity of candidates, there being now three
tickets in the field. We ste pleased to state
that the issue sought to bo created*-which we
Lave heretofore noticed, has been nipped in the
bud, and all feeling thereon has died away.
Some of those who were instrumental in start-
.jpg the issue, having become ashamed of their
are now scekingfo shift the responsibil
ity from their shoulders and throwing it upon us,
by stating that we are endeavoring to create a
false alarm., All right, gentlemen, if no one
• •* X y
-has done more to create the issue/tir alum
|th»n we have, we are glad, and/thore is no
■danger that it will enter into thd contest.
Tus Oil Excitemsxt. oil exaitemout
is destined to become j/k wide spread and infec
tious as the California or Pike’s Peak gold fe
ver, which raged a few years since. In almost
-every town in'the country companies are being
formed for the purpose of leasing ground and
sinking wells in .the oil regions in the western
part of this State and in Eastern Ohio and
Northwestern \7irgiuia. A company is now be
ing formed in ibis place to proceed immediately
to bore for oil in Venango county. The compa
ny is,to consist of twelve with shares of $lOO
each. We doubt not that they will make a
profitable strike on some part of the land they
litre lesiedv.
88u We dp not place much j reliance upon
signs, consequently “ ground hug day’’ slipped
by without our giving it a passing thought—
From our recollection of the /day, and what
others have told,us, w* believe thnt Mr. Wood
' chuck did not see his shadow,/and that, as tra
dition has it, he remained pot of his burrow. —
. All we hare to say is that if lie did remain out,
•we think that Thursday last,i and the night fol
lowing, seriously jshook his faith, as it did ours,
in his shrewAncißS u t weather prophet. How
ever, from .the indications of the weather at this
writing, ,we believe wenrehboutto hare a gen
eral break up, and Mr. Groundhog may retain
his honor as a prophet j
Lioehsbb QBAXTKO.+tThe following. hotel
liceosss were granted M M*.e .late term of Court.
applicatians adjrertised were laid oyer
until the'Adjourned Coyt
Israel Miller, Snyder .
John Ullery, JBlsur '
Roipan Reibenack and Wm. K. Leonard, Al
toona Borough. " t -l - J '
Paniel K. Ramey, Hollidaysburg.
Aoitatkd. —Xhi# "people living along
the lino of the canal between Petersburg, in
Huntingdon copnty, and Ilojlidsysburg, are
,til l agitating the mutter of building a railroad
between the two points and abandoning the
canal. We have no doubt that a railroad through
that valley would pay. much betteir Ulan the
canal and be of much more service to the people,
n.ltrendered by tbepenn’a
bo buiU. ad C ° Bpa “ y ’ -»i« most likely
Abrkst op a Win Poisouer.— Some time
since, the wife of William Weaver, of Bloomfield,
Peny county, d|ed very suddenly. Weaver was
very poor, bis occupation being that of hostler
at a hotel in that place, and it was thought by
the citizens of the glace that his wife had, died
from exposure and want of attention, and much
sympathy was .expressed for him and his family.
The Masons of the : place look charge-of the
corpseand had it decently interred. Three
days after the fiincyal Weaver removed from the
and about the same time a girl named
Gassier, who was living at the Jootel at which
Weaver was hostling, arap disappeared. Suspi
cion was thus created, and Sheriff Miller, of
Perry county, at once set about ferretting out
the transaction. Supposing that n -sister of the
; girl above named was corresponding with her,
] her movements were observed, and a few days
i since, she was seen to receive h letter post mark
|ed “ Black Horse, •’ Chester County. Being
I questioned iu regard to this, she said it was
• from her sister, who was married to Weaver,
i who, she wrote, treated her well, &c. A wnr-
I rantnraa .immediately issued for Weaver’s ar
j rest, and the Sheriff proceeded to the above
I place and took Weaver imo custody, ou the
; charge of murdering his wifei Ou Tuesday the
; remains of Mrs. Weaver were exhumed, and the
; utomucb sent to Philadelphia to be analyzed.—
■We understand it will bo shown that Weaver
purchased poison, a short time previous to Lis
! wife's death, for the ostensible purpose of pois-
oning rats, but that it was not used for that ob-
ject. It also appear* that the eldest daughter
had expressed to a friend her auspicious that
her mother had been foul!? dealt with.
Good Advice to Giuls —We may have pub
lished the following item one or more times ere
this, but that will uot detract from Us merits.
It should be published once every three or six
months i —“ Girls, Ictus tell you a stubborn
truth: No young woman ever looked so well
to a sensible man as when dressed in a plain,
neat, modest attire, without a single ornament
about her person. She looks then as though
she possessed worth in herself, and needed no
artificial rigging to enhance . her value. If a
young woman would spend as much time in cul
tivating her mind, training her temper, and
cherishing kindness, meekness, mercy, and other
good qualities, as most of them in extra dress
and ornaments to increase her personal charms,
she would,.at a glace, be known among a thou
sand—her character would he read in her coun
tenance, and there her beauty will be found.”
A. Roush, Druggist and Apothecary, :
would respectfully inform the citizens of Al
toona and vicinity, that he has for ale, at the
lowest prices, a'full supply of drugs, medicines,
oils, paints, dye-stuffs, fine tooth and hair
brushes, perfumery, fine toilet soups, chemicals,
trusses, shoulder-braces, pure wiues and 11-
for medical purposes, and all the leading pat
ient medicines, Spalding.* prepared glue, and
Cephalic pills, Wilson’s jpills, Mrs. Winslow’s
Soothing Syrup, Carbon oil and Carbon oil
lamps.
Physicians’ prescriptions carefully compoun
ded at all hours of the day and night.
Uxkxaupucd Success. —Upward of Two
Thousand students, from lltirly-ont different
States, have been educated for business at the
Iron City College, within the past fire years ;
the majjrity of whom are now engaged as book-
keepers and clerks in many of the most promi
nent Mercantile, Manufacturing and Banking
Institutions in the country. -'-Mo other institu
tion of learning has accomplished so much for
tho young men of our Country,;in the same time,
as the Iron City College of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Exotrrtsios Tickets —Excursion tickets will
be issued from all stations on the Pennsylvania
Rail Road, to Harrisburg, good from the 20th
to the 23d of February, for the purpose of af
fording all who deaire to attend the Democratic
State Convention in the 21at, and the ceremony
of raising the National Flag on tho Capitol on
the 22d, an opportunity to do so at a small ex
pense. The crowd will undoubtedly be largo.
Easter. —This annual festival occurs this
year on the or 31st day of March. Easter was
celebrated by our pagan ancestors In April, as
( a festival in honor of Eostrt , the. Saxon godess
iof love, or Venus of, tho North, It is now ob
: served by the Christian Church as a festival in
‘ commemoration of oar Saviour’s resurrection,
and answers to the Passover of the Hebrews/ .
Scxoat School Coucert,— The scholars con
nected with the Presbyterian Church, give a
concert in the Church this (Thursday) evening,
for the benefit of (Hie, Sunday School. They have
been preparing a considerable time and we
doubt not the entertainment will be satisfactory
to all that atteud and creditable to the scholars.
ggk. Those of our town subscribers who fail
to receive their papers, will please leave word
at the office in order that they may be sent reg
ulary hereafter. We have placed a new carrier
on the route and it will take him a few weeks
to “ l)iarti the ropes.” ; ' ..h (
“lx Suites Aoaik.”— After a lapse of al
most two months, the Tyrone Star again makes
|ts appearance. We .thought its, light had gone
out, bnt are happy to observe that such is not
the fact. Its voice is still for Union. ,
petard .
Ex-Seovtopy asecfssioiiist, U-deftatedfor a seat
la tbs Virgiuto Convehtloh froth If aihlngton| Cohuty, by
about 1000 majority.
Ay- President Buchanan ha* nominated Judge Blade, of
tbUState, for the vacancy'in tbe Bench of the Supreme
Chart ofthe.United State*,' occasioned by the resignation
of iudge Daniels, ofAlabania.
M&T llecnan, the Benicia Boy, has gone into come sort
Jofbuainess ip New Orlcana, and hope*' toraoke bis fortune
thereby, lie has nothing-to eayjnst now about lighting
llunt for the England. -
gy-The .Charleston Courier allege* that Major Ander
son destroyed $l5, 000 worth ol government property when
he evacuated^Port’Moultrie.. This is cheap. Ilis Macao
tion has and Will cost South Carolina almost a thonsand
times that sum.
gSMbe opening "of the Bergen, iNew Jersey, Tunnel
formally took place on >Vtdnosday. ; n»ls tunnel U through
Bergeii lliU, : The Jtotid cost of the tunnel'ap
proaches, and long dock, whs $1,700,000. It Is the east
ern terminus of the Slew lork and-Eris Bailroad. ,j>
As ap cridaocc yftbe strong Vulon sentiment pre
—-a
Tailing In Baltimore, the American, which, from, the start,
has sustained Gorernor Hlcks-and fought the Secession*
ists, has more than doubled Us clrcsdatkm lithe Ustfeight
weeks. : ; V ; I,
R3-The: Rational Intelligencer advocates a Conrention
of all the States to revise the Opnstltntion. lt advises
that the Peace Conference recommend tills instead of ac
tion by Congress, which it thinks cannot behad and
would be less effectual.
gp*_ A Palmctno flag made its appearance at Glaaebw,
Kentucky, the other day. tit was treated with Httle re
sport.' A ct?wd took it In charge, and aßor dipping-it
In a barrel of tar, burned" it; The picture of Gov. Pickens
and W. L. Yancy didn’t save it. " v
The effect of, climate on the human system is
slmwu in a striking manner, by the inhabitants of .'Aus
tralis, who in the course of two or three generations,
losu the corpulent character of' Englishmen, and become
a tall gaunt, raw-boned race, iikejtho inhabitants of our
Southern States.
Asp-The Macon, Oau, Telegraph isnys:—Kov. Mr. War
ren of the Baptist Church of this 'city, in his sermon last
Sunday, stated that a negro preacher in Georgia, one who
had been trained by his master to assist him in his law
oQice, had written a work in defense of African Slarery,
width was now in course of publication at Atlanta.
PASSPORT PRECEDENCE.
Much honor io Sweoden, whoso land ns an Eden,
Where passports, those nuisances, now are unknown;
More honor to Norway who previously sow way
To abolish such trash, that stops good men alone t
Most honor to Bonin irk, who, first, with one pep mark
Bashed down the wholu system of folly and 11 am ;
And may spies, thieies, and traitors, and such agra valors,
Still bailie all rulers who keep up the sham.
CONSTABLE.
I offer myself to the citizens of Altoona ns a candidate
(or the oflicj- of BOROUGH CONSTABLE, pledging my
self, if elected, to discharge the duties of the office with
out fear, fuvojr or affection, and offering my former conduct
as a guaran tee of the future.
Jan. 24, 3tJ JOSEPH K. ELY.
7 I -*
To the Citisefis of -Altoona :
i I offer myself as a candidate for
CONSTABLE. If elected, I will discharge thy duty to the
best of my ability.
Jan.24,3L JOHN M. CLARK.
MARRIED:
At tlio hnnso i>f the brides father. Feb. 5, 1861, by the
Bev. C. L. Elirenfeld. Mr. A. C. WKNBEL to Miss S. K.
PERCH 14V, both of Alti-oua, Pa.
i On tiie Slat ult., by Rev. 8. L. M. Conser. Mr. THOMAS
KKVSART tif Blair county, to Miss REBECCA P. GIVEN,
of Huntingdon county.
Near Sewipkloyvillo, on Wednesday, January 6th, SAM
UEL KIDBLK.SIcKINNEY, infant child of Kef. David
and Sarah Elizabeth McKinney, aged 2 years and 2 months.
Of Consumption, Feb. 6,1861, Mr. JOHN lIAKNIBII, of
the Loup, Franlcstown fp., Pa.—aged 62 years, 7 months,
and 29 days;
In this place, on the 2d iust,, PETER
84 years, 8 month and 18 days.
At a stated meeting of Altoona Lodge No. 473 I. 0. of
0. F., the ’following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
llVtcicai. Bv a dispensation of an all wise Providence
1 we ore called upon to mourn the loss of our much estrem
i e<l brother,. Peter Shutter, late Noble Grand of this Lodge,
i therefore, J.
| Jltsolctd. That in the death of brother Shutter our
; Lodge has lost an efficient officer and consistent and useful
1 member, nn i the community a good citizen.
' Resolved, That yredoeply sympathise with the sorrow
j stricken fair iiy of our deceased brothar in this the time of
I their sore a! diction, and trust that He, who in His wisdom
[ has seen fit to afflict thorn, will temper (lie wind u the
shorn lamb” and bind up their broken hearts.
| ,; That onr Lodge bo draped in mourning, and
1 the members wear the usual lodge of mouruing for tliirty
days. :|
j ifesn frer/ij Tliat a copy of these resolutions lie firwnrd-
J ed to the family of our deceased brother, and that they be
: published ii the Altootm Tribune, '
i JAMES LoDTIIEU. )
; ' 1 WM. 11. RUTHERFORD,i-Com.
DANIEL PRICE, J
j . Elate of JACOB SXYDER, Deceased.
■ 4 EDITOR'S NOTICE.
‘ / a The AuJiUir appointed to hoar and decide upon tiie
exceptions filed to tJ(e Administration account of John
! Fhaemaker, Kxecutorfof the last Will and Testament ef
; JACOB SNYDER, late of Altoona, deceased, hereby gives
! notice to ail parlies concerned that he will attend to the
i duties of hfs appointment, at his office in Hullidaysburg,
. on Thursday, the 25th of February, 1861, when all persons
j Interested Pro requested to be present.
AUG. S. LANDIS, Auditor,
llollidaysburg. Feb. 6,1561.-31
rpo FARMERS —BO,OOO BARRELS
I POUDRKTTE, made by the Londi Manufacturing
Co., for sale in lota to Sait purchasers.- This is the cheap
est rcRTiMZER in market. $3 worth will manure an aero
of corn, will increase the crop from pne-third to one-half,
and will ripen the crop two weeks earlier, and,' unlike gu
ano, neither injure the seed nor land. A pamphlet, with
satisfactory evidence and full particulars, will be sent
gratis to auy one sending address to
' LODI MANUFACTURING CO
ISO South Wharves, Philadelphia.
Feb.7,ISCI.
BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
r I''HE UNDERSIGN KD ANNOUNCE
.L to tUo citizen* of Altoona kiitl vicinity that the} have
opened a ■! '
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP
On JULIA, STIIEET, 1 door above Winters' 'Jin Shop, East
Altoona, wherethey will keep on hand a good assortment
of Bootsaiid Shoes of their own manufacture.
9S~ Particular attention given to making Ladies' Shoes,
Gaiters , <£c. They invito a store of public jmtrunage, feel
ing satisfied that they can render entire satisfaction.
Altoona, Jan. 10, ’6l-tf . v WM. BOKI.I. 4 CO.
nx. scnoMeseu. wm. p. lsmo.
SCHOMAKER &, LANG,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DBALKKS XX
FLOUR, GrHAIN, BACON,
Provisions, Cbceso, Iron, :
Nails, Glass, Brooms, Yarns, t&c.
,i No. 303 Liberty Street, -
Pot. i-8m PITTSBURGH, PA.
SOMETHING NEW J
The subscriber has just
returned from the cast where he 1 has purchased a
very large and fine stock of
B(DOT3 Sc : SHOES,
Brogans, (Baiters, &c.,
whicb he; is prepared to offer to the citizen* of Altoona and
vicinity, u very low prices. Having purchased direct froth
the maniifiicturen for cash, ho is prepared to nil at prices
that wlll'deiy competition. All that ho-'asks'ls that the
poopla Vfll roll and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewheifc ' A ‘ ' ’
: Vfc BQOTSand SHOES made io order on the most iftr
settable terms. Also,.repairing promptly attended to. '
’ Don’t forget the place, two'dobra below .post Office. | .
Jan. 5,1861. f . M. THOMPSON, Agent.
•pORES! ROBES !
I~l) Just received a lot of Buffalo Rohes, which we
will nit it from s4'to $lO a piece. Two doors below the
PostOffl®. 7 \ 31. THOMPSON, Agtnt.
:ja»,.3,;i«oi.
I*OR BE NT;—*THK
_ hpdse andatore-rdom, known as'Fer roeAMorrb w’s
cottier, tibw decupled by Joseph haw, is offered for rent
from thelst of April next. For particulars inquire atthb
Banking Mouse of Wml M. Lloyd A Co; ::
Altoona, Jau. 21,’61-tf. •« JAB.MORHOW.
rnw.O SHALE HOUSES AND LOTS
I foriale. Apply to JOHN BUOKMAKEK.
' hep!- 20 - ISCO-tf. _ At the Post Often.
JUST RECEIVE!),
A large and fashionable assortment at. tiie store,-of
: J. JJ HILBMAN.
‘ ; ; A--._-.L-.
LL THE STANDARD PATENT
. MKBipiNKS AT l-df. '{ KKSSLUiI’B,;
Bxlo TO 2Qx24, AND. CUT
\T tuMerUy - WJUSSSUHI.!
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DIED.
LABOR-SAVING
WASHING machine.
Til E UNDERSIGNED HAVING
purchased the Hght for Stair county, ot
Tollmrst’s Improved Washing Machine,
are now manufacturing them at Attooua. and intend to
supply tlicm tothose persons throughout the county who
desire a I.AItOR-SAVINU MACUINK.
This machine is got up on an. entirely new principle,
ami is considered, by tlioee who hare wen it in use, the
best that has ever been brought before-thi public.
Among the many advantages of this machine over all
othero may Ve rotmtioned the following t tf-i: .
Ist. Its simplicity of construction, macing it almost im
possible to get out of order.
;2cf. Ita speed, which aetunisbes alike the operator and
the looker on.
3rd. Tlie facility with which it adapts itself to the bulk
or qantity of dollies desired to lie washed.
itti, It washes equally well the finest and lightest fabric
or the com sest and heaviest, such as bed-quills, comforts,
blankets, ic
4 i '
We the undersigned, hereby certify that wo are now
using Tolhurst’s Improved Washing Machine ami are ful
ly eatisrimi that it is a very excellent article of the kind ;
combining as it does great speed with little labor, and per
forming its work in the most satisfactory manner. We
therefore cheerfully recommend it to all who desire a real
Ulmr-saving washing machine.
JOHN WOODS.
MICHAEL CALVERT,
JOSKllll O. ADDCM
K. A. 0. KERR.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
“MODEL STORE!”
WE ARE HAPPY TO INFORM
our friends that we are again on hands with an
unusually Urge stock of
FALL GOODS,
which we tiling-have been bought at prices that will ena
ble us to compete with any other house in this section of
country. We.have now on hands a larger stock of flnt
tleods than has heretofore been brought to this place and
we-hope the ladies will appreciate our efforts to please their
tastes by calling and looking at our stock, w hich wo take
pleasure in showing. We have many not cities iu Dress
Goods, among some of which are the following.
Wool Delaines, Mohair Mixtures, Oriental Lustres,
Paleslore, Brocade Mohairs, , Silk Brilliants,
Silk Poplins, Brocade Poplins, Chen*
Valencies, Kep Poplins, Figurtd
Cashmeres, Mottled Merinos,
Wool Plaids, Fig. French
Merinos, Plain do.
Together with a full stock of till kinds of Demestis and
Staple Dry Goods, Cloaking, Cloths. Cassimerea, Satinetts,
Tweeds. Ac. Indies. Missus and Children's Shawls, Cloaks
and Cloth D.unters, Hosiery, 0 loves. Woolen Goods, Carpets
Oil Cloths, lied Comforts, Blankets, Ac., Ac.
We ask particular .attention to our present stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which wo feci sure are cheaper than they can be bought
elsewhere. We have also our usual supply of
Groceries, Gueensware, Hardware,
Wooden and Willow Heirs.
In a word, we think our present stock of Goods worth an
examination by persons wishing to buy, and cordially in
vite our friends to drop in and see us.
Oct. 4,1860. J. A J. LOWTHEE.
JUST ARRIVED
; FOE ONE WEEK ONLY!
• Every person who purchases Two Dollars worth of Goods
FROM CHEAP JOHN
will receive at the time of sale a
VALUABLE PRESENT
, worth from 25 CTS. to
TIE IST DOLLARS.
Coll and see the Roods and examine the GIFTS. I guar
antee to sell any of mv Goods
50 PER GENT. CHEAPER
than any Store in the Union, and will also give a
HANDSOME PRESENT
IVVtA every Two Dollars worth of Goods sold.
Boots & Shoes, Underclothes, Linen
Shirts, Notions, Furnishing
Goods, Cutlet'y, Hats &
Caj)s, Shawls, Per
fumery, &c.
Fates Room: VIRGINIA STREET, opposite laggard's
Hail. [Feb. 7, 1861.
“Opposition the Life of Trade,”
This i, true of almost every business, and the subscriber
subscribing to tliat doctrine has opened a store* in the
Piack’s new building, on Virginia street, a few doors be
low Annie street, where h* has on baud a flue assortment
of i
HATS AND CAPS
of the latest and most fashionable styles, for men and boys,
BONNETS AND FLATS
FOR LADIES.-MISSES AXD CHILD REX,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ready-Made Shirts,
COLLARS FOR GENTS AND LADIES,
TRIMiIIXGS AX'D XOTIOXS OF ALL KIXDS,
STATIOXART, IXK, VEXS, <fa, Oe.
He invites a call, determined, by selling at a small profit
anil returning value for money, to merit patronage.
•Doc. e,’60.-tf. JOHN McClelland.
HO ! FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
np HE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUN-
I ces to the citizens of Altoona and vicinity that he
lias Just received a largo invoices of
Fruit, Confectionaries, Nats, Spices
and notions for children Ac- expressly for the Holidays.
He will also keep always on hand a good stock of plain
and limey cakes, of his own manufacture.
LEMONS, PRUNES, RAISINS &C.,
always on hand at all seasons of the year.
Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Molasses, Butter,
EGOS, GOOD WHITE WHEAT FLOUR,
BfCKWIIET FLOUR, CORK MEAL, 40.,
* n "tore and for sale in large or small quantities.
_ Call, examine and .price my stock and you will find'.
It as good and cheap us any in town.
Dec. 20, ’CO-ly.J ~ JACOB WISE. '
Cancer institute.
After many years of successful practice, I)lt- KKL
LING still desires.to do good to thcafilictcd. He continues
to cure all kinds of.
CANCERS, TUMORS, WENS, SCROFULA, or KINQ3
EVIL, SORES, AC,
if enrabhv without chttiug or poison. He docs not confine
himself merely to the enre of Uie above, disease*, but 1 will
treat all oilier* with success. Patients will bo visited, if
desired; S' reasonable distance.' Persons desiring to visit
l)r. K. will tileaao stop at the Railroad Hotel in Mechanics
burg, where they will bo directed to his'residepco. For nil
particulars write—state diseases plainly. Enclose a post
age stamp to prepay ans wer. Address Dr. C. L. KELLINO,
Mechnnicsburg, Cumberland Co, Pa.
Sept. 13, 1860-6 m
Literary Emporium and News Depot
CONFECTION ARY, SEGAR, TOBACCO;
JEWELRY & VARIETY
S X O RE
The SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES to
keep constantly on hand all the best literary papers add
periodicals,, daily papers from Philadelphia, New York and
Pittsburgh', togethcr wlth a good assortment of Books. All
'the School Books iaacd in this place and vicinity; always oh
hand.;/'/,,,
' A!so,a choice lot of Confectionaries, and knfck knacks
of all klndi for children. Alsothe best Tohacdb A Stjtsn
to he had iu town, together with a fine assortment of Quid
nod Silver Pencils, Gold Rings and other articleis'of Jewel
ry. Call and examine; 11. FJSTTINQBR. '
Altoona. July 20:’00-1 yL Hit. 1 Altoona IToum.
d.n.odop,x.d. VI ;.x osmmill,k.b
TA RS. GOOD & GEMHILt HAV-
I / INC entered Into phwnersiiip’ la the Prnctifeo of
Medicine, respectfully tender their services to the Public'
in tlie several branches of Uteir Profession.
: Calls will he aaswored cHliorday oriiTght at their
—whicU’ls tbesame as heretofore occupied by Bra. Hirst
A Good,—or at the Bogan Houser ,V ~ ' 7 . ' V
April 21st,18M-Sm . ./ , , • ." - ■ . „
OYKSI 0 YESI^t-GENTLEMEN
draw ni«th and hear. JOSRPHP. TROTJT anhohri.
cos to the pu-iie, that he is ready -to discharge his- duty
iuniiA , !ptimicerWhi!ueycrCalled.uiion. ,! V (jau.U ’SO.
p ROCERIES.—A LARGE AND
complete assortment oCQrocerlcs linvo fust been ro.
ceived at filestore of' ■ ■ ; J. 18. IBULMAN, '-7
HAIII,
Pomt,Said*nadYwalsli BrnsUeaat '"■' A
'f- : - i
McMINN A DERN,
Altoona, Blair County, Pa.
EMILE TIETZE,
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DANIEL PRICE.
AT TUB
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andlto the relief of those suffering and afflicted with Chi*-
nlc uud Virulent Disorders. To tbiaimd this Inlnuvy Is
endowed, to enable, the sick and suffering throuchoat tbs
length and breadth of ouy land, to avoid the xhjiMNOM
Drugs, Extortion, tad Ignorano* of profissed jPhgtiSHSns,
through which thousands and tans of thousands annually
perish. j '
The following are some of the dise|«re we cure, not only
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Consumption and Pulmonary Complaints, fevers. Scrof
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Tumors, Jauitdice'nnd Liver Complaint, Seminal Weakness,
and all diseases of the, Urinary and Sexual Organs, frem
whatever cause or whatever nature.!' Our object wllt'be to
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Our rule Is to'charge nothing for advice and written pre
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These remedies are prepared in out own Laboratory, un
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To all addressing us by letter, con (joining full account«f
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(or cure, Any fees'sent us when sending far advipe will be
devoted to furnishing medicine for tjie poor. In all cases
medicine can be sent by mail or;eipyesa if doeirod. Bead
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THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN,
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To Females who want safe, pleafant and sure remedies
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On the Liver, Heart, Stomach and Skin.
On Female Complaints,
Ob the various Schools of Medicines.
On the modes of Treatment now'practlsed.
On the Folse Treatment of Diseases.
On the various Medical Humbugs.
On the Physiology of Marriage.;;
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On Diet, Exercises, and Ablution. '
How the Physician should he. (;
How to prevent Pregnancy. • i ’ ■
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Office in Williamsburgh, South Bth and 6th street*.
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Hov. 16,1860.-ly
T H «
ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy of any Coufldence
,*OB. «£STOBIJiO
THE BALD AND GRAY,
Many, si[£e the great discovery or Prof; Wood, hate it-
UmpUa not only to imitate hie jrestorative, but proffU* to
u&Ye discovered something that would produce ntnito iden
tical; bat they have all come and gone.beingcarriedaway
by the wonderful results of ProiC Wood's pnpa&tion, And
have been forced to leave the field to its resistlessstrayl—
Read the following:— ■ j j : i l4 ,
Bath, Mo..' April 18th, 1?5» i
Prof. O. J. Wooi> A Co.: Gents:—The letter lArrdtoglen
in 1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and
which you have published in this Vicinity and elsewhere,
has given rise to numerous inquiries touching the facts in
Ithe case. The enquiries aw, firit. is it a fact of my habi-
Itation and name, asstatodin the communication; second,
is it trne'of ail therein contained; third; does my hair still
continue to be in good order shd of natural color! To ail
I con arid do answer Invariably jrss. My hair is even bet
ter than in tuiy Stage of sty l|(b for 40 years post, more
and better colored; the same is true of mr
raw?*!, and Uie Only cause why It is not generally true,
is that the substance Is washed off by frequent ablution ef
tbo face, when ifearo were used by wiping t lie fixe* In close
connection with the whiskers, the earne result will follow
as the hair. 1 have been in thc yoceipt of a great number
of letters from .all parts of New England, asking me if my
hair still continues to be good; fas there is so much fraud
in the manufacture and sale of various compounds as well
as this, it has, no doubt, heenbaioly imitated and been need
notoniy without any goodcifect, but to'nhsoluto injury.—
I have not used any of your Restorative of any account for
'some months, and yet my hair i» as good ns ever, and hun
dreds have examined it with surprise, as 1 am now 61 years
old and not a gray hair in my head or on my face; and to
prove this fact, 1 send yoh a luck of my hair taken off the
past week. I received your favor of two quart hottiss last
summer, for which Tam very grateful. 1 gave it to my
friends and thereby induced them to try it, many were skep.
tical until after trial, and then purchased and used it with
universal success. I will ask As) a favor, that yon send
me a test by which 1 can discorer.fraud in the Restorative,,
sold by many, 1 fear, without authority from yon. A pure
article will insure success, and 1 believe whore good effects
do not follow, the fkilure is caused by the Impure article;
which curses the' inventor of the good. 1 deem it my duty
at heretofore, to keep you apprised of the continued effect
oh my hair; as l assure all whp enquire of me of my un
shaken opinion «f its valuable results. I remain, dear sir,
yours,' " A. C. RAYMOND.
- ' Aisoks Rck, Ky., Nov. SO, 1868.
■ P*or. O. J. Wood: Dear Sir,—l would certainly be doing
you a great injustlconot to make known to the world, the
wonderful, as well as unexpected result 1 have experienced
fhtdn using one bottle of your Hair Restorative. After using
•very kind of Restoratives extsnVbnt without success, and
finding my head nearly destitute of hair, I was filially in
duced to try a bottle of your Hair Restorative. Now, can
dor and Justice compel me to announce to whoever may
read this, that I now possess a new and beautiful growth
of hair, which I pronounco richer and handsomer than the
original.wav Iwili thcrofore-takeoccnsionto recommend
this invaluable remedy to all who may feci the necessity
of it. Rcgp'y you s, Rev. S. ALLEN BROCK.
P. B.—This'testimonial of nvy approbation for joiirval
uahle medicine (as ydn are aware of) is unsolicited, but if
you think it Worthy a place among the rest, insert if yon
wish; if not destroy an I say nothing.
' _ „ tours, Ac„ Rev SAB.
The Rostorntivo is put up in bottles of three sizes, vis:
large, medium and. small; the small holds l{ a pint and
retails for one dollar per bottle; the mediums hold at least
twenty per cent more in proportion than the small, retails
for two doliara per hotthv; the large holds a: quart,; 40 iter
cent, moroiin proportion and retails for *3 abottle. <> J
WOOD A GO; Proprietors, 441 Broadway, New York, and
1U Market street.- St. - Lou it, ;Mo.' And raid "tv att jttkx)
Druggist* and faaeyr Good* {tellers. {R<e;fi, ’S>Bgi ■
AND I
Ibe found in any werkt
f other source. These
|ap«r, and beautifully
A SUPERLATIVE i
TON IC, DI UR ETICj
DYSPt^J§T
CORDIAL
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEWJEU
-BKY ANP PENNSYLVANIA.
Aroiuciiun, DBcaatsva, Obocbbs aso Pwcaib
FaXIUES.
WOLFE’S Pure Cognac Brandy.
WOLFE’S I’nre Madorie. Sherry and Port Win*.
WOLFE’S Pure Jamaica and St. Croix Hum.
WOLFE’S Pure Scotch and Irish, WUtiity. i
ALL IN BOTTLES. ? ~f|
1 beg leave to call the attention of the citterns of tliduj j
(Jutted State* to tbe above W iucs ami Liquors, tmportodhy
L’neLPBO Voitl, of New York, whose Bum* b fomlUar in
evorypart of this country for the purity of bte*» leUrated
ScaunAX Scustapps. Mr. Wolfe, in bia letter to me, speak*
tag of the parity of bis Wiiie* and Liquors, says: ** 1 will
•take my reputation aa a man,my standing as a merchant
of thirty years’ residence in the chy of New York,, that all
the Brandy and Wines which Lbottle are pure as imported,
and of tbe best quality, and can be relied u|mn by every '
purchaser.’’ Every botlle-bas tlie proprietor’s tuvmu on the
wax, and a Ike simlla of hif signature of the certificate. —
The public invited to call ami examine for
themselves. For sale at Retail by all Apothecaries and
Grocers in Philadelphia..
Gbobob H. Asmoit, No, 883 Market St., Pbila.
i < - .Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
Read the following (bora the New Yoik Courier:
Esobmocv Uusixzss toe oxe New Yobk Mi»ciiast.—Wq
are happy to iuforra our Wloyr-eitizena that there is one
place in our city where tire physician, apothecary, a>ht >
country merchant. Can go and purchase pure Wines and }
Liquors, as pure aa imported, ami of tba heat qwaUty. We
do not intend to give an elaborate description of this mer
chant’s extensive business, although it wil( welt repay any
stranger or citizen to visit Udolpho Wolfe’s extensive wnre
bourn. Noa.lB, SO and 22, Beaver street, and Noe, 17, 19
and 21, Marketed street. His Stock of Schnapps on hand |
ready for shipment could not have been less than thirty f
thousand cases; the Brandy, aonio ten thousand cases—:Viiy> /
tages of. 1836 to 18&6; and ten thousand cases of Msrtei" • /
Slierry and Port Wine, Scotch ami Irish Whisker. Jam-' ' /
and St- Croix Hum. some verr old and eqnnl to any V f
eountiy. Ue also bad three large cellars, filled witli\ \ ' ,
dy. Wine, Ac., in casks, under Custom-House key, r»«d\ V /
bottling. Mr. Wolfe’s sales of Schnapps iont-year amount \ /
to one hundred mid eighty thousand dozen, mid see lioihA
leas than two yean he may he equally successful with hut. 1 \V
Brandies and IVinca. - \
, His business merits the patronage of every lover of his \ \
species. Private families who wish pure Wines and Liquor* \ \
fprmodical uso should send IbeirordentllrecttoMr.Wolfk, \ ‘
until every Apothecary In the hunt make up their mind* ' .
to discard the poisonous stuff from their shelves, and re- \
place i t with W’olfe’a pnre Winee and Liquor*. '
Wo understand that Mr. Wullo, for the sccommodatioe /
of small dealers in the country, puts up assorted eases of
Winsa and Liquors. Buch a man, and such a merchant, ~/
should be sustained against his tens of thousands of oppo
neuts in the Vnilcd States, who sell nothing but imitation*,. ,
ruinous alike to liqman health and happiness. -* \ ' i
For sals by A. UOCBU. [Sept. 13, IMCUteulm \ |
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Address, . ‘ hi. M. ItOHRER. :
Bee 0, ISfll-Om.] Box 1011 Philadelphia i’.O;, Fa. :
lifRS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERI.
-LtJL KNCED NURSE AND FEM AI.BTUYSIdANi pnm
kente to the attention of mothers her ... .
SOOTHING SYRUP;
FOR CHILDREN TEETH INI}. ;
which greatly facilitates the process of teething, be soften
ing the gnms redwing nil inllnmniatiop will allay pain and
spasmodic nrtion.ami in tit re to rtnulatt Vtt lituZtu.
Depend npon ft mothers, it will give rest to r^—isM
and liftitf rtifti Health toynur Iti'frtnlt.
Wo have put np and sold tills article for over UttdrT
and can say, in confidence and truth of it,
never been able to say of any other mcdicimS*{, e , Y( , r . j )as •,
failed, in a single instance, to effect a cure, w>^ n ,j m( ,,
used. Never did wo kno'iv at) instanced \, Y
any one who used it. Ou the contrary, all are dclighfefe
with its operations, and speak in terms of highest common,
dation of its niagict.l effects and medical virtues. We speak
In this matter “What we do know,” after ten yenrs’ vxpe
rieace, and pledge onr reputation for the fulfilment of what
wc here declare. In almost every instance whefc the in
fant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is ad
ministered. .
This valuable preparation is tho prescription of one of
the most erperirtitcd and skillful nurses in New England,
Wbd has been used with iicvcr-faiUug success in Motitandi
of crises.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but Invigorates
the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tons
and cnetpy to tho whole system. It will almost Instantly
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death. Wo believe it the btst and rurett rrmtefy in the
Vvorld, in all cases of Dysentery and Diarrhoea in children,
whether it arises from teething or itom nny other cause.—
We would say to every taetlier who has a child suffering
from any of the foregoing complaints—do not let your pre
judices, nor tho prejudices of others, stand between v«r
suffering child and the relief that will be sure—yes, abso
lutely sure—do follow the use of this medicine, If timmy
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Kessler and A, Roush, druggists, Altoona. Price 25 cent*
per bottle.
* Principal Office, N 0.13 Cedar street, N. I.
July 12, IMO.-ly. : L. . . /
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