Natvilk. —A lady reaidiM mie hi wookbirth to a ehihlWi* u 6" f» longer. A Nocnt letter Atm Saraajaah. a. m 2 the pmajjJ?'; Sr of iour be*urifhl lod at:tbe<battle of u —tail. all ZO*? d ambers of our Mr* fhsQllai “ •, hare you eeenProf.Wopd', in our paper. Emd I •£CIAL NOtIOES. To CozuiunptiTM. Ant then aßUetadwith 'SIA. SBBVOUB BEBILETY, HEART DISEASE. FEVfiR & AOTE, OR • • constipation. lerwgned, now eereotj-dlw jmn aid, hee fc. ptad bit tlma to coring hiaFaritboaon tadtbe nr York of theae i end tboararele to aa untlaaely jj*,, . liW Mean all who hereappUtd to him fcrt aUniag it to be a Chrietiaa’a d«tj to rdbu ■d, as well ee athoae, he wBl atari tatt^— , a copy of PreacrlpUooa aaed,(Tftt rfiw,. tlooetor preparing and ruing the JkUt itet, Bathing. Ventilation, and Pilau ,y. will tod there moedbaa aar»oaa*%t<)Mrim. dldiaataetof the Throat aodleMmafbmaM oetlpetion, Heart nd female Complaint!, and hetmem,,, ill eead for a copy, ae It will ring tbortM apply Mm ttiaimlm jOnie Mr are need by the meat eninaat Phyaictmia arie, and New York. Tboae w taking tbeea win reea BBT. UK. CnAMBUtUtN. TO.-ly. wniiarrubnrgh, Mew Tart. >r. Velpeau’s Canker! ne. •EAC’S CANKERINE coio* PatrklgorallwiUi. EAU’S CANKERIN'* rota ten Nipple*. ■EAIT’a CANKERINE cm TTIWUK.I Tliaiii •EAU’B CANKERINE ewe* Cqta. ’EAU’S CANKERINE care* Bank. •EAU’S CANKERINE care* Sot**. ’EAU’S CANKERINE r riiapill Tipi' •EAU'S CANKERINE cm UtaynfadH.y. •EAU’S CANKERINE is the beatParlfUr »f li, tnythlng known. ' ■EAC’S CANKERINE core* Caaker fa lt itoat, or Sthotnach, resaltiog frog* Bcatfalfas r rven. ■ . il yon delight in * white teeth, o**th*CAN and jonr dedres will be reaUfad. W* ptedg, chat It to entirely iireo from acSbraod lUpsfa, ace*, end can be given to an infant wfak [i»t f[ ; will jawerre the teeth anti keep tko gloae U** re. It Is equally eißcacions far nmatag lore In alt the thousand* remedial thet have been put le rare of the varton* disease* above, none can kakertoe. Bold by alt draaglm. ' Erica 54 bottle. J. RUKSIU. *OO. Proprietor*. 88 Walganlan*. X. T. in AUoonaj by Q. V. KEHgWB. mthoaewbo are in tha eaUiynwiU af perfect qnently hate need lb of disease. Wsan Be raw too lean armored e assaults of “ the Ills that Saab is balMs.- rigorator they ntayAnd InBOBTKnXR’S HlT •edlcinetbat cannot b*taksnngnllaHy witboit lity and slsstfeityto tfas syettm. At fait m*. dwiy.tbaatTDDgast aeetn la net proof sgaint a. In certain..section* of tha towny. .la. all wandngno, tha Slttna* is mow jpolant than qnialn*, while the Boat dangerous ***** of ir yfaU to It* WondMUal ptepadha.' The** itho the medicine wiß nerve* aas awmksr.fareev of * which the BoatatfaratWn praftfaaa <*«*!>• maawbo bay* not toed* AM experiment, *• command as early application to hey are stricken by diseases of .Ifc digNitT* iEfaU by drnggiats and deslri* araiywbara * advertisement in aoothaa. rolpiwn. fake great phanri in raUfag tb* dfanllwi of Ito lb* advertisement of ProEWood 1 * Enrtart land Blood Renovator, lo anotbar It Is seldom we taka aoynoUeaof patfatftsd we cannot refrain from meaning <U tM* Pow Hal, Bike to the afflicted as well 1* owtelns. We Md Urt program of this CordUf(«nttaflnt le tothepnbUc,andwean ■W** cleaning the tjatem and rwweotu* dr* cos be oomparaS wltli Prof. WooAOwOU.— iSxriag ftom general debility, after . using. M* «• U» beoefldal effect*. H> bare a >MK K ' I with *J» proprietor, and know him tobaakßW pea ofnwdktae; and anything cnafooM)! eaanly nponai being Just what K it n- t Wf weald advise all tick or well to Jd » the taste, and ezliltoratUifttett* at wc refrain from further comments, ss nay -alag «w*et&, will be Mtkflod aatottn**o To : CbtWßmptfviM. harlag been restored fc) btatth In aft* very simple remedy, after harlnganffttad set- MiHjamthai affsctJo«,airftt*tdnaddi*- pttonMs wxioos to make knows SohjefcOe* i mesas of can. > dealn it he »fH seadacc«ye( m ofehatgaj with Omainx*km*rwt t l ub * * «aaf*i »Weh they will flad a mt tons, Bantcnns, Ac. tfce crtrsW** d m la eendhn the PmcripWeis toW** 4 * t aptcad iafanatioe whldbhe instate 1 * md hohopn eeery aalfcm Hitt and a*j yton ahleatinf' ■hiagUaepnaeriptica will plies* mUresa. '. to. py r»l . : * h *'.wSSf** r *W# , *ted»«d toa:#tl^pnw|raSSgWg • OWSftsllyorjeddo. XUs «f>*“ • wifelMn ntfltriag - jln*» r Oo»^aiaOold«,toto«‘‘W l 'orfß ;ato||fcW|J(* mim *w*m* * au *ho^ikj»,to rf coeoxor*- M» Ksmbsk or ns ,®W* ir ’ 1 petWaoctvpksdld | WSSsMSSk i>'m» imt nmmm* j #pt «r*,arrt, tk* 'l 1 PjppMfcitM tmitiJtoMgSf 1 Bp**»eels. W« ' j B #•**!*>» to tt» »4T«rttaecW‘ < ’ »** giSisiitM ll debiuif A* r ® |^^iWlw46»se*Mie^ ,e AUi^f) 49 Kwwhvewlarpu iiiiiniWitfr' Mb * «a)t Cribrait. ALTOONA MAIL SCHEDULE. mails close. rwro Ww Vetten May V 3olltUTrt«nt.. v -V-- tutern Throagn- MAILS AMITE. nolUd»nb«fr v—j.— 700 A. If. and 620 P.M. 4 40 A.M. vjitera tbwi|b 7 10 M ll 00 A.M. Way 6 30 P.M. form Horn*D«ria« tha mak. -from GUi.K. till ■ On »«»4»y«, turn 4 44 tin 7 45 A- * ' JOHN SHOEMAKER, P. M RAILROAD SCHEDULE. OH AKD AFTIE MONDAY, JUNE 10, 180 fl. -mrcM Train SoSairivea 4,40 A.M., I«*tm4,4S A. M. “ Wat “ 7,10 A.M. “ 7.30 A.M. “ But “ M. “ 8.50 P.M. <• Wat “ 7,56 P.M., “ ' 8,10 P. M. •• Put « 11,00 A.M. “ 11,20 A. M. « Wat « W»P,M., “ OAO P.M. The HOLLIDAYSBURO BRANCH connects with Ex- Tain West, nnd Mail Train East and Wat. P INDIANA BRANCII TRAINS connect with Johnstown Accommodation Trains East and West; Express West, and past Lino and Mall train East and West- local items. DmaMCBE of oue Volcntbers.—On Mon day evening last tbe first detachment of the “Blair County Sharp-Shooters,” under command of Capt R. J. Crotier, departed for the seat of war. As heretofore stated, this company is to be attached aa a flanking company to Cof. Sam. Black's regiment, now in Washington city. It will be known as Company M. At the same time tbe first detachment of Capt. Wayne’s Zouaves left for camp, at Harrisburg. Capt W.’s company is to be attached to CoL Power’s regiment of Zouaves. Eaeh of the above officers left recruiting offi cers behind to gather up men for the purpose of filling the companies to their full complement, wbioh we doubt oat they will soon succeed in doing. * A very large crowd of the friends of the vol unteers were at the depot to see them off. The , boys were in fine spirits, and as they a good set of fellows, we expect to hear a good report of them, sbpuld they get into a brush with the re bels in seccssia. Dicn—ln this 4tl ace, on the 19th inst., Mr. Robert Brats, aged 21 years. The Blaimille Rtiord pays the following tri bute to his memory:—The early death of this young man will be profoundly and sincerely la mented by his numerous friends and acquain tances. Be entered the service of the United States as a volunteer in one of the Pennsylvania Regiments Tor three months, and was, during that time, in the’ Division of Gen. Patterson, upon the line of the Potomac. Here were planted the seeds of the disease which termina ted his life. We knew him well and can bear testimony to his courage, generosity, kindness of disposition and the possession of all the qual ities which constitute true manhood. Corn in Virginia, be entertained no heretical opinions about allegiance, hut nobly gave himself to his country. Another Newspaper Mobbed.—At Bridge port, Cojm., on Saturday night last, the office of the Farmer and Advertiter was completely gut ted by the volunteers of that place, in the pres ence of 3,000 to 5,000 citizens. The windows were smashed, the type all thrown into the streets, and the presses destroyed. There was found in the office a U. S. mail-bag filled with papers addressed to leading secessionists of Al abama, Georgia and other Southern States, also eome two hundred wooden billies, turned and furnished with strings for the wrists. These clubs were made from shovel-handles, and were probably furnished by a secession shovel manu facturer in Bridgeport Some curious letters wore also discovered, exposing the treason of politicians in Hartford and elsewhere. Seces sion la getting to be “a hard road to travel” m the loyal States. Cobukctios.— The Standard gays that the Harrisburg Union Mis into a mistake in saying that Capt Crosier’s company of “Sharp-Shoot en" hails from Altoona, and claims that the big end of the company was recruited in Holli dsysbnrg, and partathereunto adjacent. We do not know whether our cotemporary refers to the largest men or the largest number, when he soys “big end,” or what part of the country he calls “ thereunto adjacent”, to HolUdaysburg,bnt we think that an examination of the muster-roll of the “Sharp-Shooters” will show that Altoona is as fully represented therein as Ilollidajsburg, and has on equal claim to the company. “ Honor to whom honor is due.” - N»w P. O. Stamp and Envelope. —Anew en velops and stamp has. just been issued by the Post Office Department, to take the place of tbc old ones now in use. All old stamps and enve ■ lopes can be exchanged for new ones if presented at the nearest post office within a reasonable time after the new ones are received.. The now envelope stamp is not by any means attractive, but the single stamps are very neat. The prom inent feature of it is ft bast of Washington, done" in pinksurrounding the head are the words “United States,” and below the wends “Three Cents,” with a figure 3 on each Side. An Excellent Appointment. —We are pleas ed to learn that Rev. R. W. Oliver, Rector of fit. Luke’s Episcopal Church, in thisplace, has been appointed a Chaplain in the Army or Na vy, whichever ho may prefer. He has not yet signified his occeptanoe of the appointment, and is not certain that he will take it. We believe him to be just the man for each a position, bat, with the members of bis charge here, ire should be sorry to lose him from oar midst, neverthe less, if he considers it his duty to accept thepo' sitlon offered, it would be wrong to object P. 'S.—He has accepted the appointment. Accident.— a repair hand on the Branch Road, named Simonton, met with a severe acci dent on monday evening last He Was assist! ng iu working the hand car, when, in stooping for ward, his watch-guard caught on the crank, and he was thrown in front of the car, the car passing over him. breaking two or three of ! his ribs, and otherwise/Seventy, but nol dan gerously injuring him. A physician was called in and his injuries properly attended to, he is I doing ns well as could be expected.-— Standard. lO 40 *.M IN “ 7 00 A.M.and 8 00 P.M 6 00 P. M 7 M “ Bkmidy tob Dtsektkbt Am Dixbbbiea.— Dr. Ptge, of VsshingtQn, communicates the fol lowing to the Btpubham of that city: The 'following simple remedy, long known in family practice, wa* recently tried in the oamp of the New York Twenty-second Regiment, where them wen from 80 to 100 eases daily of dysentery, end with rapid cures in every case: Redpt: In ateaonphalf full of vinegar, dis solve as nrnch tilt as it will take up, leaving a little excess of salt at the bottom of the cap.— Poor boiling water npan the solution till the cup is two-thirds or three. quarters full: A scum will risetothe tor face, which most be removed and theuolotiun allowed to cool. Dote: Tablespoonfnl three times a day till re lieved. ■ ;< * '■ The rationale of the operation of this simple medicine will readily occur to the pathologist, and, in many hundred trials, I have never known it to fail in dysentery and protracted di arrhoea. a®* The disaster at Manassas is a good sub ject for the European journals at present, and the jeers and taunts which they have heaped upon our “ brave soldiers” who fought so gal lantly, go beyond all reason and ore sufficient to enrage every good citizen against them. But just at this time, it is best to pass them care lessly by, until our internal troubles are settled. In the mean time, if any of our citizens desire any thing in the ‘ way pf Drugs, Patent Medi cines, Paints, Oils, &'o., they will do best by buying them at Roush’s Cheap Drug Store, above the Post Office. ? ' Taos Cut College.,— Since graduating at the Iron City. College, in 1857, 1 have traveled ex tensively through the United States, and visited nearly all the leading r Commercial Schools in the coubtry, but nowhere have I found that thoroughness and efficiency which so pre-emi nently characterises the Iron City Every young man in tbs country should spend a term or more in this school, if he would make himself a thorough business man. ' Military Encampment.—Some of cotem poraries along the Juniata arc quite elated with the prospect of having a military camp located in their neighborhood. Mifflintown, Lewistown, Huntingdon, HollidaysbUrg, and, some say, Al toona, is to have It. Out opinion is that none of those places will get it; end if they do, that they will not be much the bolter of it, if it is not con ducted more strictly than those we have seen. Stoles,—A valuable more was stolen from the pasture field of Thomas Patterson, Wil liamsburg, this county, on the night of the 6th inst. Mr. P. offers a retrard of fifty dollars for the arrest of tho thief and the recovery of the animal.— Standard. B@k>Col. Jehu PipOr and Frank Henry, of Gaysport, Christ Veager,; of Dunoansville, and John E.‘ Toole, of Franks town, have been ap-‘ pointed Wagon Masters in the army. Each ap pointee is required to bring 25 teamsters with him. Cambria Coontt Fair.—The Managers of the Cambria county Agricultural Society have resolved to hold their Seventh Annual Exhibi tion at Ebensborg, on the Ist, 2d and 3d days of October next Opening op Public Schools—The Public Schools of .this place will open on Monday next, September 3kb. Miss Ella J. Humes has been selected os assistant teacher in the East Ward Primary School.' It. Bryan, Samuel Isctt, Jos. Kemp, and Jos.. Smith, have been elected by the'Blair County Agricultural Society, delegatee from this county to the Farmer’s High School. T■ . ‘ F2N AND SCISSOES. S&“ Tlios. A. Scott, Assistant Secretary of War, is now on ft visit to Pennsylvania: ter The recent heavy rains in the West have destroyed n great amount of property, especially in Ohio., ; fi£g“ Maj. Slimmerhas been ordered by tel egraph, io join General Bosencrans, in Western Virginia. ' . fiSy* Gen. Fremont has been authorized to take and use the Illinois Central Railroad for military purpose. teT Gen. McClellan forbids the purchase of grey uniforms—the rebels, colbr—and it is de sired the State should no longer furnish them. a&- Within five days after the last call of the Secretary of War for troops, Pennsylvania had sent 6,500 men to the seat of war. Good for the old Keystone. jfjgf The arrests of female rebels who have hitherto uttered their sentiments with impunity, has caused marry who werei - violent in their ut terances to moderate their tone. fljy* Gov. of Indiana, now in Wash ington, says hla Stilt will have eighteen more regiments in the field, in three weeks, making the quota of that State thirty-seven. ] Bgk,lf any persons wbri are obliged to take offensive medicine .would first take a bit of alum jn the mouth, they could then take tbemediciiie with ns much ease as though it were as much sugar. : ggy Brigadier-General Anderson has left for Kentucky. Although his ; health is not fully re established, he is, anxious to be on active dnty, and will at oaeo assume command of his department. g&* Twenty thousand Austrian rifles passed through Indianapolis, for General Fremont, last Friday. This la the second instalment of twen ty thousand, so that Fremonthas enough of first-class arms for all bis army. fgk. Hereafter all deserters from the army are to be arrested by the police or citizens, and tried by ■court martial; In case a citizen cap tures a deserter, he will receive tba sdm of thir ty dollars, which will be deducted from the pay of the soldier. : ~ - ! K&, The Artillery regijnent recently sent to the Capitol, from this State, comprising eight perfect batteries, futty manned and equipped, is reported by the Chief/of Ordnance in Washing ton to be (me of the moot efficient auxiliaries yet sent to the field- / jgjy* Qen. /Beauregard has fixed, upon names for the two battles near Manassas. That on the | ISthis called tbe Battle of Ball Kan, and that on the 21st is in future to be styled the Battle of Managua Plains. Our readers will conduct themselves accordingly—if they choose. SQu. Got. Curtin has published the names, occupations and residences of the disaffected members of CoL Mann’s regiment, who hate i been dismissed from the service, and warns all j recruiting officers not to enlist them again. We should not like to have our names on that list t&~ Should be Practiced Here.—A Charles ton paper says that all the stores in that place ! are closed at four o’clock daily, and ail handa, from 16 to 60 years old, are drilled to prepare for the fall campaign. It would not bo a bad idea to institute such a practice in the north. Wht Is It So.—An exchange says: “ Fasten a hail or key to a string, and suspend it from your thumb and finger and the nail will oscillate like a pendulum. Let some one place his open hand under the nail and it will change to a cir cular motion. Then let a third person place bis band apon your shoulder, and the nail be comes in a moment stationary.” ! Obiqin of the Zouaves.— Wo have recently heard several arguments relative to the origin of this popular arm of our citizen-soldiery. The term “ Zouave”—pronounced Zwave—is from the Arabic, Zouaous, and had its origin from a confederation of the most warlike tribes of Ka bylin, which infested the inaccessible ravines of Djurjura. These battalions were composed of patire Arabs, dint sometimes Europeans are re ceived, and particularly the young Red Repub licans and enthusiastic Gamins of Paris. There were twelve French soldiers admitted into each company. Their uniform consisted of an Arab coot; or waistcoat'with sleeve of deep blue cloth, closed in front with a facing of yellow galloon or joinguil lace, red pantaloons of Moorish cut; a woolen sash .of sky-blue; a red fez cap, with a yellow tassel, encircled by o green turban; leather leggings with white gaiter tops, and Turkish shoes, cartridge box and knapsack.— The officers had the uniforms of the French Hussars. Their arm was a carbine, mounting a sabre poignard for a bayonet. The Zouave light infantry was established in Algeria, by the French, by an ordinance of the 21st of March 1831, upon the suggestion of Marshal Clansel,' in order to re-plaoe tbe Turk ish troops in the service of Algerine Regency, that had been expelled after the French con quest. There were at first two battalions. The manocuvere in which tbe Zouaves arc pe culiarly effective is that of Voltiguers. leaping up behind the cavalry, who dash into the midst of a desperate engagement, tbe Zouaves slide off ns the cavalry wheel, and they are left to their bloody work. These dare devil regiments were the flower of the French army in Crimea and in Italy.— TheJ were the heroes of Inkermm, Paleastro; Magenta, and Melgano. After the last named victory, in which the Zouaves bad borne severe losses, they contrived to find deals to make cof fins for their officers, and in the old Costello, which was occupied by the regiment, the corp ses were laid out covered with flowers and lau rel wreaths. This was said to have made even the Zouaves thoughtful. GEO. K. TOZER. Ahmv Cloth.— A mauufactariag establish ment at Manayunk, Pennsylvania, boa Just re ceived an order from the Government for over half a million yards of flannel for the Govern ment, and several mills have been pat in opera tion to complete the work. Another concern in the same place has received a contract for the manufacture of 160,000 yards of light blue army cloth, suitable for winter clothing, and it is ex pected that the whole order will be filled in less than four months. In addition to the cloth, the mill Hs being enlarged so as to make a thousand yards of flannel per day, and this will give em ployment to an additional number of hands. A'ever take the field unless the Star- Spangled Banner of your country floats over your head." These were the words addressed to the people of South Carolina by Andrew Jackson, 1832. And these would be his words if now alive. They aro the sentiments of the Union men of Kentucky. Sinking or swimming, living or dying, surviving or perishing, they have an nounced to the American people that they will never take the field unless the Star-Spangled Banner of their country floats over their heads. They,will never enlist under the Rattlesnake flag of Jeff. Davis.— Louisville Journal. TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS:—I Hereby an nounce myself as an Independent Candidate, for the office of Sheriff of Blair County, and if elected will endeavor to discharge the duties of said office faithfully. MABEIED. On tho Uth Inst., by Daniel Shock. Esq.. Mr. MARTIN NOVBKBB to Min CATHARINE DODSON, both of Free dom township, Blair county. On tho ikth Inst., by B. IMI, Esq„ Mr. PETERBTARN, of Bedford county, to Miss CATHARINE YOUNG, of Tay lor township, Blair county. On the, adth Infant, by Her. John Moore, Mr. JOHN IUXjBMAN. bfjmnkatown, to Min MARY 11 AN CUFF, of Braver Bams, all of tliia county. In Uollidaysbnrg.on the ISth inst., JOHN LLOYD. bod of B« M. and Mary J« Johnston, aged 7 years and 24 days. In, the same place, on the 25th instant, MAjIY JANE*' wife oTB. M.-JtjhntWn, aged SO years, 9 months and 25 days.' Tr tiie same place, on the 2uth iont- of pulmonary con sumption, ELIZABETH DOCOUEitTY, wife of Wm. G. Mm ray. 1 • la Shnrpsburg, tins eodnty. on the 19th instant, of dl* case contractcd in the amy, Mr, BUIFFLEE, a private in Company 1, Capt. Bobb FRANCIS McCOY. Ilollidaysbarg, Aug. 16, 1861.*te. DIED. FRUtT & ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, BUDS, AC., from Silas Boardraau’s celebrated ROCHESTER NURSERIES. The undersigned has been appointed on Agent for tho sale of the above-named arti- K TU. cles persons wishing any of them will do well to call and examine the catalogue. B3U All orders wil) be promptly attended to. J. 0. ADLUM, Agent. Altoona, Aug. 27,1861.-4.1* WANTED. 1A A JOUNEYMBN ARE WANTED to make Army Shoes for the United States. Libera) wages given. Apply to ■ JOHN SHOEMAKER, Ang. 22,1801. _ Altoona, Pa. Outbreak in East Ward! s4 TTP, GUARDS ! AND AT 7 ’EM. I” vJ Wo don’t want you to. kill anybody, but wo wont you to get up and go at b(id carry away some of tUo choice * GROCERIES, PEP VISIONS, CONFECTION AEIES, Cigan, Tobacco and other Article t. Jnet opened to th, public, by WILLIAM S. PBBCIVAX, at their Storeroom on ths corner of the aliejaboice lekea’ building, In But Altoona. - They wilt keep comtantly op hwd a good supply of aHkiads of Groceries and Coolbc tloaartea, Cigars and Tobacco of the best aulltr. alljkiode ofPrcnrlsioßS, such aa Hama, Shoulders, Side*, fish, floor, feed, etc, etc. • ’ They iosite a call anil a trial of their goods, icellng con fident tlbutoey can plnie both in quality and price. Aug 9,t8«1-tr THE HEROES OF PEACE, AND The Heroes of War. E ANTHONY, 501 BROADWAY, • NEW TORE, is ROW publishing, Inoddltion to other portrait*, the celebrated collcclknkncjwh to Europe »nd America as 1 Brady’s National Photographic Portrait Gallery, in which is included For trail* of Hearty all tbe PROMI NENT MEN OF AMERICA, pot excepting Jeff. Davis, Gen. Beauregard, Floyd, and * hast of other confederate*. Price ol Portraits sS.OOper dozen. Can be sent by mail. Scenes of the Wftr for the Union, are published, card use, and in stereoscopic form, also. Stereoscopic Views of Scones in Paris, London, And mother parts of £ upland and .France) in Scotland, Ireland, Wales. Holland, Switzerland. Spain, on the Rhine, r in Athens, Bgypt, Turkey, the Holy Land, China, India, Cuba, v\finituxn. Our Instantaneous Stereoscopic Views Are the Greatest Wonder the Age. These are taken In tbe fortieth part of a second, and the rushing of water, the moving: of leaves, or the march of an army, does not in the slightest degree affect the taking of these views. They are sold for $3.00 per dozen. Wo have also on hand and manntacture the largest as* sort m out of Stereoscopes, Photographic Albums, and Pho tographic Materials in the United States, and perhaps in the world. Catalog ns, containing lists of our Portraits, Views, Stereoscopes, Ac* scut free bv mail, on receipt of a stamp. £. ANTHONY, 501 Broadway, AngB-1y near St. Nicholas, New York. DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. R. O. A. KERR Has just returned from Now York city with a beautiful assortmentef SPRING & SUMMER GOODS FOR THE LADIES, consisting in part of Toil De E(e f Japanese, PeJiho Stript, Dt Chevre.', Irish J\>phnt, Ducats, LavtUas , Iblardt, Crape Dtßege , Laums, Silks, cfc. INDIAN SILK SHAWLS, a beautiful article, cheap and fashionable, STELLA AND PRINTED SHAWLS. A large assortmentof the prettiest PRINTS over brought to the town, so acknowledged by competeut judges. Ladles* Trimmings in endless variety. He colls special attention to his beautiful assortment of qxjeensware, which is acknowledged to bo the most complete of any In the town, and sold at prices defying, competition. Iron StOne sets for $4.60 —Tea Sets for $3,00. BOOTS AND SHOES, directly from New York, and bought from first hands, BRUSSELS, ALL WOOL, INGRAIN, LIST, HEMP AND RAG CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS from 1 to 2 yards tcide. His stock of GROCERIES Ik complete in every respect, and. will so sold at as low a, figure os any bouse this side of the city. CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES at lower prices than they can bo bad elsewhere. Good Carriages for $4.00 and $4.50, and Spring Carriages for $5.00, Just as good os heretofore s.dd for $B.OO. Wooden and Willow Ware in olmgst every variety, together with all the outfit of a first class store. - [May 9,1861-tf WHEELER Sb WILSON’S | SEWING * © 5 & H R. A. O. KERR, 1 ALTOONA, PA., |* Agent for Blair County, g. SiNOSIIM V U3I33HM These machines are admit to he the best ever offered to the public, and their superiority is satisfactorily established'by the foot that in the lust eight years, Over 14,000 Uore of these Machines have been «uM than of any other man ufactured, and more medals have been awarded the pro prietors by dUforeut Fairs and Institutes than to any oth ers. The Machines are warranted to do all that U claimed for them. They are now In use In several families in Al toona. and in eveVy case they give entire satisfaction. Tho Agent refers those desiring information as the su periority of the Machines, to Col. Jehu L. Piper, Bov. A, B. Clark, George Hawkeaworth, Bcuj. P. Rose, and E. 11. Turner, Esqrs. Tho machines can bo seen and examined at the store of the Agent, at Altoona. Price of No. 1 Machine, silver plated, gloss foot and new stylo Ilcmmer —$65. No. 2, ornamental bronze, glass foot and now style Ilcmmer—sss, No. 3, plain, with old style Ilcmmer—s4s. [March 21,1861-tf. $35,00 Pays the entire cost for Tuition iii tho most popular sad successful Commercial School In the Qonntry. Upward of twelve hundred ydnng men from twenty-eight different State., hare been educated for business hero within the past throe years, some of whom have been employed as Book Keepers at salaries of $3000,00 per Annum, Immediately npon graduating, who knew nothing of ac counts when they entered the College, 49* Minister's sons half price. Students enter at any" j time, and review when (hey please, without extra charge/ For Catalogue of 84 pages, Specimens of Prof. Cowley’s Business and Ornamental Penmanship, apd a largo engra ving of the Collcgo. inclose twenty-five cents In Postage Stamps to tn« Principals, JENKINS k SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa. Altoona, Jan. 24, ’6l-ly. THE ROOT & HERB DOCTOR, FROM PHILADELPHIA* WHO HAS HAD 30 YEARS CON STANT practice, can be consulted at the AltbonA House. Mr. John Wood's, vir.:—Ort Vie 7th of June, the B£A of July, and the 7th pf Augtut— he will then vacate for 3 months. Notice will bo given In this paper when he comnsoucos his Winter’s Term Again. He treats all diseases that flesh is heir to. He invites all femalan who may be suffering with diseases peculiar to their sex, to cajl and examine his new mode of treatment, ns thousands have been restored to health who have been abandoned by others, lie is in possession of perfect in struments for sontiding the longs and chest ahd is there fore able to determine tho exact condition of the vital or gans—consequently can treat such complaints with greater safely and certainty than it is possible forthose who guess at the disease and experiment for its cure.He believes that for every malady, there is found in our soli a sure and nercr-failing.remedy. Patients can receive treatment for $5 pet month, except in cases of Cancers and Tumors, thev vary from $lO to $lOO. Examination free. DR. W. LEVXNOBTON. N. B.—gee Handbills. [May 8, '6l. TYR. CALDERWOOD offers his Pro -1 / feasional Service* to tho citizens of Altoona and vicinity. o®co on TtrgiHia Stmt, nearly opposite C. J. Mann's Store. ' REFERENCKS: J. B. Lunev. M. D., Huntingdon. , Jko McCulloch, M.D., “ v U. T. ftmr, *• Pittsburgh. Rev. J. B.Cnisv, Birmingham. Rev. Thomas Stzvzxboh, Tyrone City. Jacob Rebut, “ C. Ocm, a W. Bracer. “ M. H. J03.1t, “ • \ Altoona, May Oth, 1861-lj+ GLEN-ECHO MILES, GBRMANTOWK.PA. McCALLUM & CO.. ' MASTJFACTTTKEBB, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IK Carpeting, Druggets, ml Cloths, MATTINGS, SfG. WABEJIOUSR, No 509 CHESTNUT STBKKX. (enooelto tbe^teHoune.jrpinhADELPHlA. Blanks of all descriptions and eipediclonely executed at tkb oljcel' PROF. O. .t. WOOD’S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL airn BLOOD BKNOVATOR. TS pnciwly what it* nsnm indifstos, ftr whits pleasant to ft i« nvivHying, taJUUmlng on* stvsogtk sning to tkevttol power*. It *l*or*vhrHfe*,rtto*tote»*nd renew* th* blood In *U It* origt—l parity, aad lh—r»- stom lad renders the system iaTulnstahls to Stuck* of disease. It Is the onlypreporktloa «r*r offered to the world iu a popular form so u to bo within the reach of oft. So chemically and skillfully combined a* to be the most powerful tonic, ami yet *o perfectly adopted so at to act t» perfeef accordance vitk thtlaws\rnatvTe,cmdhenctKiMf the weaixji tlomach end tone up Use dinatira or—ns, and allay all nervous and other Irritation. It ia also perfectly exhilarating in it* effects, and yet ft fe never followed by lassitude or depression of spirits. It is composed entirely of vegetables, and these thoroughly combining powerful tonic and soothing properties, sad consequently can never iuinre. As a sure preventive sad cure of Cosscxptios. Baoxatms, Ivnlazsiiox, Dtstehu, Loo* or Arrsmx, Fuxnnsa, Mortons Ihiutaxiuvt, NzUKALGIA, PALPITATJOK Or THX HXABT, Melaxcbolt, Nioht Sweats, Lax odoe, flannnas, Ann all that class er cases #o riAarnur FATAL CALLED rIftALE WIAXXXBF, inn lE BIOCLAXmXS. THERE IS NOTHING ITS EQUAL. Also, Liver Derangement* or Torpidity, and Liver Com plaints, Diseases of the Kidney, or any general derange ment of the Urinary organs. It will not only care tho debility following CHILLS and FEVER, but prevent all attacks arising from Miasmatic - influence?, and cure tho disease* at once, i f already attacked. Travelers should have a bottle with them, as it will In fallibly prevent any deleterious consequences following upon change of climate and water. As it prevents costiveness, strengthens the digestive or* gnus, it should be iu the bonds of all persona of sedentary habits. Ladies not accustomed to much out-door exercise should always use it. Mothers should use It, for it is a perfect relief, taken a month or two before the Anal trial, the will pass tbe dreadful period with perfect ease and safety. Tftere is no mistake about ft. THE CORDIAL IS ALL WR CLAIM FOR IT’ UOTHEHS THYITH And to yon we appeal, to detect the illness of decline not only of your daughters beforer it be too lata, but also your sons and husbands, for while the former ftbm false delicacy, often go down to a premature grave, rather than let their condition be known Iti time, the latter ore often so mixed up with the excitement ef business, tjhat if it were not for you, they too, would travel in tho same down ward path until It is too lata to arrest their-fotal foil. But the mother Is always vigilant, and to you we confidently appeal; for we are sure your never-foiling affection will unerringly point you to PROF. WOOD’S! RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR as the remedy which should always bd on hand ip time of need. 0. J. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broadway, New York, and 114 Market Street, St Louis. Pric*\sl per bottle. For sale in Altoona by A. ROt'SU, Agent, and all good Druggists. [Juno 27,1861.-1 ydow Cheap ! Cheaper 1! i Cheapest!!! Huzza for north ward.— The undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Altoona and the surrounding. , country that he has rented the store room formerly occupied by Jacob Burkhart, on Virginia street, near A. McCormick’s store, where be is about opening a - Grocery, Flour, Feed and Provision Store. Tic has just returned from the East where be has been selecting bis groceries with great chre and buying exclu sively for cash, which enables him to sell as low. if not a little lower, than any house in the place. He would therefore say to all who wish a gfrod article of groceries, and at a low figure, to call and; examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. ' y Ills stock conaists'of \ Hali and Cbps, Men and Women's Shoes, Rations of all Lindt. Extra Family Flour, Superfine, Com seal 9 Rye and Corn Chop, Extra Lovering Syrup Molasses, 60 cents per gal. Golden “ 45 “ “ “ Pennsylvania “ M ‘ 65 “ “ « Baking ' 11 37U “ « White Crush Sugar 11 “ lb. White “ ; 10 « « “ ; Refined « • 10-.“ « Best Brown “ “ 8 u “ « Cuba “ 7 « “ “ BioCoffeo 15 to 18 « « « Best Imperial Teas 90 ** “ u 2nd quality “ 35 « « “ Black “ 50 ** « M Rosin and Castile Soap. Raisins, Figs, Almonds, Fil berts. English Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Mackerel, Herring, Lake Trout, Dairy Salt, Cheese, and everything that is necessarily kept in a good fiuuQy grocery. April 4, ’6l-tr.f J. A. SPRANKLE. What's the Uews ? WHY THIS, THE SUBSCRIBER has just received and opened a large and beauti ful stock of SEASONABLE GOODS among which may bo found the following FOR THE LADIES : Fancy and Plain, magnificent laud brilliant styles of Spring Silks, Black Silks. Norwich Poplins, Challie Do Laines, colored and figured Brilliants, French and English Chintzes, English and American Calicoes, Ac. / WHITE COODS. Wo lave in this department, Linens, Laces, Edgings. Cambrics, Brilliants, Nainsooks, 1 JnconetU. Lawns, Mull Muslin a, Ladles Fine French Collars,-Cudorßlceves, Ac., all of which we rospcctftilly ask a thorough examination In order to satisfy Ladies that we have these goods better and lower in price than the, lowest. Mourning Goods. This line of goods is very ample in every department. Hosiery and, Olov e e . Silk, Woolen Cotton and Linen Hose for ladies and gentle men, and an endless variety for children. Ladies and gen tlemen’s Kid, Kid Finishes, Silk'and Halo Thread Gloves. Call and sec oar for turned “Bucg Gloves.” DOMESTICS. Muslins. Flannels, Blankets, and every article in tho Do mestic lino of Dry Goods, in larger quantity and in mors complete assortment than, can be found in anx house in the interior of Pennsylvania. We bare also a fine assortment of CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, together with a fall stock of Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, and all tho ct ceteras of a country .tore. May 9, ISOi. J. B. BILEMAN. LADIES 1 WINE; SPEERS SA2UOIJCI WISE, OF CULTIVATE!) PORTUGAL ELDER. EXCELLENT WINE*FOE FEMALES. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE SPBEE’S SAMBUCI WINE. CELEBRATED for: its medicinal and beneficial qualities as a gennihe Stimulant. Tonic, Diuretic and Sudorific, highly esteemed byeminqnt physi cians, end some ol the flr»t (unities In Europe and America. SPEER'S SAXBUCI WINE is not a mixture or raannfactqrc-d article, but Is pure, from educated’Portugal Rider, recommended by Chemists and Physicians as possessing medical properties superior to any other wines in use, and an excellent article for all wedk and debilitated persons, andtbe aged and Infirm, improving the appetite, and beneflttinfc Udiesgnd chfldrcn. A LADIES’ WINE, because it will not Intoxicate as ■other urines, a* it contains no mixture of spirits or other liquors, and is admired for its rich peculiar Savor and nutritive properties, imparting a healthy tone to the digestive organa, and a blooming, soft and healthy skin and completion. ‘ Kona genuine unless the signature of ALFBRSi SPBEB, Paasaic, ». J, is over tho cork of etch bottle. MAKX OSX TSUI OF THIS WLVK A. SPEER, Proprietor, Office 308 Broadway, New York. SB-For sale by A. EOOSS. Altoona; 6EO. W. PATTER ■ SON and ORO. A. JACOBS, UoUidajsbnrgjaßdby'W. NOWLIN A CO, Tyrone. [Je27-ly *VTOW IS ?SlTTtjtflftoß EVERY _l_'a fcmUy to get in thoifsnbply of OoaHbf tho Vinter, and the subscriber arcnMthprefiwstalMta (he ctUMniCpf Altoona and Tietnlty. that he (t preparSato supph* them, on short iwtlM, wito a irnmrteartietool ANTHRACITE and AIAiESHENT BITCfifITOTJS vWOo- HeVoTseil it by the Train, Car, or Cart Load, or bytos baafcel, dstts ered at the door of the purchaser. AST Yard on the North aide of the Hail wad—open end of Altoona Yard. IX. &, Mia&6. July 25, IMI.-tf. ■ : •; - ’V xa,mun t. —.cniaatßinas, re¥biaaeji;-, (IAT* BAffE HO TEA,) j Third Street. Above Race, PHItAbELPHI A. RHOiPt tlilMII, rropr teton. * £t ' ■ ■ ; . ;: tLL THE standard *m»m AEJ»)CfNSe if t-tf. ' ; -; KEAS&ERV. “They go right to the Spot” INSTANT RELIE?! STOP TOO* COtJOH t . ' . . PURIFY YOU* BREATH I «f*»eta*N TouK Teien • SPALDITTO’S Throat Confections, ui GOOD FORCLEBBT3IER* GOOD FOB LECTURERS, GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS. GOOD FOB SINGERS, GOOD FOB CGNBUMPTI GENTLEMEN CARET SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. CPILDREN CRY FOR SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS. 4S*They relieve a Cough instantly. «B-They clear the Throat. BWThey giro strength and volume to the voire. ds**They impart a delicioas aroma to tho breath. AS-They andelightftal to tfaa taste, d9“Tbey an made of simple herb*. and can harm uo ena. I advim ever; one who ha* a Cough, or a Hunk y Voice, or a Bad Breath, or any difficulty of the Throat, to gel a package of ray Throat Confection*, they.will relieve yon blatantly, and yon will agree with mo that “they go right to the spot.” You will find them very useful and pkaaaat while travelling or attending public meeting* for •tilting your Cough or allaying yonr thirst. If you try one pack ngo I am safe in saying that yon will ever afterwards con sider them indispensable. Ton will Sad thorn at tha Druggists and Dealers in Medicine*. PRICE TWENTY-FIVB'CENTS. My signature is on each package. All others oro coun terfeit. * A package will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of Thirty Cents. Address, HBNSY C. SPALWXO, No. 43 Cedar Street, New York. % . Nervous Headache Heaclaete. By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of A'crrou or tick Headache may bo prevented; and l( taken at the commencement of an attack Immediate relief from pala and sickness will be obtained. They seldom till in removing the Abused and Headache to which females are so subject. They act gently upon the bowels,—removing CbslJreness. tor Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all persons of sedentary habits, they are valuable as a Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tome and vigor to the diges tive organs, and restorlngtbo natural elasticity and strength of the whole system. The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long investiga- tion and carefully conducted experiments, having been in use many years, during which time they have prevented and relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering from Headache, whether originating in the nervous system or from a deranged state of the stomach. They are entirely vegetable in their composition, ami may be token at all times with pofeet safety without making any change otdiret, ami the absence of any dim. greeabte taste renders it easy to administer them to children. BEWAREOF COUNTERFEITS I Tlic genuine have five signatures of Henry C. Spalding db . each Box. - Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines. A Box will sent by mail prepared on receipt of tb* PRICE 25 CENTS. All orders should be addressed to Not. 10, ’GO.-lj.l Marosnut, Cosx, Peb. 0,1801, Ms. SPALDIXO. Sib: I hare tried j our Cephalic Pills; and I Hie then to wll that I want yon to send me two dollars worth more. Part of these are for the neighbors, to whom I gave a few out of the first box I got from yon. Send the Pills Jiy mail, and oblige Year obedient Serrant, JAMES KENNEDY. Mb. Spain ixa. Sib:' X wish yon to send mo one moro box of yonr Cephalic Pills, I /lortmxiwd a great deal of berugU from them',' Yours, Respeetfnlly. MARY ANN BTOIKIIOCBE. SPBfiex Cbbzs, Hcxtixanox Co., Pa. Jon. 18.1881. H. C. Spltnixo. am: Yon will please send mo two boxoa of yonr Cephalic Plllr. Send them immediately. Respectfully yours. JOHN B. SIMONS. P. Sc—J hate wed one box of your FOU, and And tAem excellent From the Examiner, Nor/oU:, lit. Cephalic Pills accomplish tho object for which they were made, Tiß.: Cure of headache in all its fottiM. : From the Fiaminer, Xorfotk, Tit. They base been tested In more than ai thousand rest a. with entire success. 1 From tho Democrat, St. Cloud, Jfjiiii. If yon are, or hare been troubled with the headache, send for a box, (Cephalic Pilhu) so that you may. hare them in ease of an attack. J Fnmthe AdverUter, Pmulence, B. T. The CejduJle pUJs are said to be a remarkably effectlee reioecy ftr the headache, and one of the Tory bent fbr that eery complaint which has erer boon dlsoosered. FnmOu Vejtern U. BSCkuetU, Chicago, in. 6 * <te “ Mf ~ Sp * Mla «> and nnrinaied From flic Kaneneha Talley Star, Kanavoha, Ta. We are Mire that persona suffering with the headseb. who try them, srlll etick to them. waoacne, Frovt OuJouthtm Pat\ Finder, Xm Ortcaiu, La. Try them I you that m »Hseted.»nd we era rare that yoor tejtlraony can be added to the already nunaranaltat that baa neeired beneflt* that no other medicine ran pro duce. *S-A single bottle ofSPALWHQS PKEPABKD OLDK will save ten times {in coat annnaUy.Hßß SPALDTOI’g PREPARED OLCII SPALDING'S PEEP AWED GLUE 1 SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I BATE TBX rXSQSti ECOKOMt I 1 DISPATCH! ■fc.^ffl»cs-as^SKss •‘^-'sasssggfe^OT^- maota all aneb ba wlttmmt. - ta.thaaMobblg K. B-—A Brmfc «nch Betti* Price S|c!a 1 " e HENRY C. HPALDINO, 4S Ccd»r Street New York. Havemoup, Pju, Feb. 6,1861,
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