mine Bt a Bcoumtr.—The
mehheetts, “Times* relates the
lent at the retom of the SixthiMriawt 18
*engias juatedgfor water aMheNozth wsT
•odßithe girls df StaWpwnbftMii Z*}’
MM«b the Ihwn
the
Ipdocmtpted the few «4wtte« of thTw
B* prolonged and indnextoiMfii
k ibe blushing girls submitted^iThT?- ,<0
l*ble and becoming grace.” Cool '
bt Bejarxtt wav AEjptsrED.—TV* lean,
Washington that the real cause of
ett’s arrest was his'disclosure to the
plan formed by McClellan of tnajung vj s
oisance in force into Virittala?
4tngGen. Johnson's six thousand atea
Hbb larger force. If this be true, we
not for the late sadden retreat of the
n that neighborhood. They feared the at
thus disclosed to them.
Header, have yon seen Prof. Wood’s
■lisemeut in our paper. Bead.it; Uwm
tsl yon. ' ’ 1
PECIAL NOTICES.
To Consumptives.
And those a&icteil with
PERSIA,
NERVOUS DECIRITV,
HEART DISEASE,
FEVER & AGUE, OB
, CONSTIPATION.
sndcwigiKyl, cuw seven ty-five yean old, baa fc r
derated liis time to c urlug Jus ParislKarerm aad tbV
l,N*w York of time dreadfnlcom plaints. »hMi "»rry
nds and thpnmnds to an untimely grave;
I felted to core al t who hare applied to him far rt ,
d believing it to be a CbriatiasHl duty to reUero
'«•**. as well as atboaie, he will send totboae who
it, a copy of Prescriptions used, (Free of Chaise)
n.-ctians ftr preparing and using the-same. Ato
a Diet, Bathing, Ventilation, nsd ExneiaelfiV thc
>ey will End them remcAeaa ■-«—-f-rfhmini.
A'ali dlneaact of the Throat and haagS/PvtST and
Constipation, Hears Dieeaae, Dyspep#!, Ketroni
and Yeraaie Complaint*. and he hopes every one
will send for a copy, as it will cost nothing, and
.Hiring should apply before it is tub late. These
’lii.it cn- ti-t t! by the most .mini'll t Physicians in
. Pari-, and Xvit Turk. Those wishing them will
t.Uttvss * KEY. DU. CILAMBERtAIS
ii,’W.-ly. WillhunsLnrgh, New Turk.
Dr. Velpeau’s Cankerine.
iLl%\U’B CASKEUIXp cures Patril Sore Mouth,
CANKEI 5 1 XT-: Vlirrs Sore XippU's,
ELPEAXTS CANKEKTXK cores Clcerited Sorts.
lI.PRAC'i CAXKKIiIXE cures Cote;
J.I’KAV* CANKKKINK cures Bun»i>.
EI.i'EAITS CAXKKIIINK cures Sores.
U‘EAV*J= CAXKKIi'.XE cures Clwppei! Lq>,s.
J ? i*EAt"S ('.VNKKin.XjE cores Uh*rat<«l Gnnis.
M'KAU S CAXKEItINE is tl« best Purifier of tjtc
.f snjftUifii; kuoiru. ,
CANKEIUXE cores Canker jii
Thnat. or Stb-.muv , rncultrug from Scsrialiha r
10VCW.
2, if rcu.tl iu r vrlute ttethr-nsb.tfie CAX
T. r-»nr‘<lc->ifv# will 1*? resltowf, -Mo pledge
..) .Uwt-it I- entirely free Inmiabatla pofe,
dunces, and emu I* given to an infeat with perirct
It trill ; the teeth and keep the gams free
It , is; Ajiioilv efficacious R>r nursing tote
In all the thoasunia r mwlir-s thathar,.beeup u t
Hie cure of tli- various disease* above.none tin
• CnniM'riue. Sold by ail drnggUte. frits 26
•rl-ttii,'; J. BCKBIU,JKX),
Prprivt.rK, B 3 Maiden Law, K.r.
i!i in Altoona,by (i.W.KKSSLEn.
i’ on those who are in the enjoyment of perfect
(r opjcotlr lure nc d to hare recournsto tonic*
c;iv~i of .Usrase. We are nover-too well snooted
t fit tumults of “the ilia that Sindt skheir to.”—
invigorator they mar hud is noSTBPTHt’S BIT
t Kwikine that cannot he taken regularly without
tairtr au-1 .laaiicdy to the eyatem. At this vea-
lictilariT, the strongest man is not "proof, against
arta. in certain sections of tbecoontry. Jaall i
Strer and ogoo, the Jmm, lm Bore potent than '
of ■iniaiae, while the moot dtggenjps caeca of
■n r rn-W to its wonderful properties. Those vhe
Nt the medicine trill never useanotber, fat say of
nda which the Hi«tetur Bitters professes to sub
thoae who’ hare not m«A. the experiment, vre
recommend an early application to toe Bitten,
r they are stricken by diseases.of the digestive
A#-toW by druggists and SSaln* eveiyvrberv.
jtfmlviulisaaenl in another eotmnn.
«take great |»k*teore:ia calling Uio attention of
rsjoiiu of Ifro£ Wood’s Rotor*-
W aiul Blood UcaoTatar, in another column o
'. it is seldom we. take any notice of poteatned
l nv omootTefraia
o=*icc lutUe ttffiicud.ua well « oaraelte*. We
Susi Ute progress of this ssacejtsflrst in
i ie the pahlic, cui&jEe uc sniped that there &
i tuc for cleaning the system and renovating the
■ r l« compared tror: Wood's
dt-hinty, after naingenu
;* sea. iu ltf»cscia! cffiwts. We bare- along. ac
>• with the prepriowr, and know him to be
ri;fe uf medicine; aiu3 anything coinponadedhy
rvly u;>oo.ae U-ing just what it I* f&-
(*h Wc ail skk or well lo get a
* in pleasant to the* bialr-, and ta tLa
lu; re refrain from further as any
one bottle, will as to its effect.
To Consumptives.
"rriser, having been restored sohealth inafc*
l *?ry simpU resnedy. aftcr havingjofiered sev
with a severe long sflfrctioß, and tint itroad dts*
apiiotw-is anxious to aakekapvxk.io his fellow
* means of core.
10 desire it be nail Dead * copy of the presort p-
Of charge,) witii tlio direction* for prcpftrtef
be tome, which they will find ft nm con for
s. Anmrv, Bboschttis, 4c. The only object o!
the Prescription is tobeoefil.tb"
d spread infjnnfttion which b« ooocelMe *o be
dhd he hopes every sufferer will tty hift nine*
cost them nothing, and may prove ft bless' ri£-
!£ tne proscriptfoo wfll please ftddten.
Brf. EDWARD A. WHBOS,.
Kings
Card to the Suffering.
—i r-
lVm; Cu»eroTe, while laboring a* a mlsrtoatrT
w enrol of Coußajnption, wbenall ethery* B *
>j a recipe obutood fan • leaned
be not efty of Jcddo. Xhfareripetics SB*** l
b-s who were nXeriag from Ouß»m»P*b>n.
kre Throw, Congbe and Odds, and tbedeHlKT
>'«pnnkis consrd by ttuoe diaonfcn,
' eitbove, J wfll wid flili wA*’
gjdu borne wilii me, to allwbo need it, &*« “I
■ Addrra -
BBV.WM. COSGROVE.
*3B, Stolon ATopjhs, _
Bro*lj»,N.t-
Qptepjro E*k*u.-« or m VtaVf
ilwtotoratonnaUplCTMtid aoUtowtoW 0 '
toutory- j&to aptauUdunearto flwr* I*' 1 *'
► to Wltoh ttie tencMe bnsinaa ojf toe to**]
*“®«to «<* »•» retoBTOM. Bto toB«P»
ef attraction! toe -***»
fltoitWtoa end Totolu, »Mixfcctto«lto«» :
ibeiuty ad *—Mltty nf flu iaitlrjwN *”*
«“«<*» «r toe Vt, adltotiy
Mi to»«sada ne sold. We refer, to !»,*»•
Ana toe Brawa Atoaf%tojS> to
J r ?t on ' X 99 803 end AM Ohtottn* to ▼
•rUMdiMe.
T“»to«tol •Mention to tod edrerttotoffli*
QKrdiMMMd Seed riitodhr.’* 1
*“■ ?ra weaktoaraad «eoc»l *tWS*J <*•«•
I' tt; B atoßara*. ovafeto
ieo, totnlaw toeßUiouQiten, etotoftoto!*
NtotowtofeJ ntw tetlftMr<to
*4 ‘■toWigllt- vt3tub!e » Tomk
■h* ModMtf wry iitntod *„» in «***£*
SMtH. . , , -;ii .
stora Critef.
ALTOONA MAIL SCHEDULE.
MAILS CLOSE.
Vftj-
Vetera Through.^.
. -.stem Througtw..~ •*■
MAILS ARRIVE.
i thiJayeborg-.-.- < °° A. M. and 0 20 P. SL
Western Through 4 40 A. M.
hasten. Through 7 10 “
w wtero Way ** A- M.
intern Way 0 30 P. M.
Oiricr Homs During the week, from C 45 a. m. till
-'•r> p v Ua Sundays, froo fi 45 till 745 a. m.
* w JOHN SUOfcMAfiKR, V. 31
railroad schedule.
on AND AFTER MONDAY. jr.VE 10, IMI.
wr.rt-edTn-.in East arrives 4,40 A.M., leaves 4.45 A. 31-
‘ “ West “ 7,10 A.M. “ ;;tOA. M.
, .. East “■ tUWP. M. “ 8.50 P.M
“ West 7,55 P.M.. .“ 8,10 Pi M.
“ Ewt “ 11.00 A.M. “ 11.20 A.M.
“ West “ <L3U P. M.. “ 0,50 P. M.
Tl.« HOLLIDATSDCRG BRANCH connects with Ex
. S Train West, and Mail Train East and West.
P I VDI AN A HI: WCH TRAINS connect with Johnstown
A Al,mmodati..n Trains East and West. Express West, and
J»st Line and Mail train East and West.
local items.
[ Sword Presentation!^
It having been ascertained that the Rev. R.
W, Oliver, Rector of St. Rake’s Episcopal
Church, of this place, was commissioned as
Chaplain in the Array of the US g. and would
leave early this week, n number of Masonic and
personal friends assembled in the .Masonic Ball
for the purpose of bidding him farewell and pre
senting him with a testimonial of their respect
and esteem. The meeting being called to order
and Mr. Oliver being introduced, the Chairman
made a few brief remarks upon 1 the circum
stances "which bad brougbt them together, and
concluded by announcing that Dr. W. R. Findley
Lai been selected to give expression to their
feelings on the The Dr , advancing
from the sidebf the Hall and bearing ft beauti- :
ful sword, sasb and belt, addressed him as fol
lows:—
Uu crtnd Sir anti licluved Brother:
l our brethren of the Masonic order, and other
of your personal friends ontsidc of that •• mystic
circle,” have heard with the highest-gratifica
ta-a that you have been commissioned, by our
Government, a Chaplain in the Federal army.
.Must assuredly, sir, to serve in that army, in
ay position, is sufficient and ought to fill the
Measure of llte ambition of any propeijlg; in
traded lover of his country. F,or, since time
regain never has there been organised an tinny
;.i which was eutrustfed such momentous inter
vais ami responsibilities for mankind, as that
aieiv which is now presided over by him whom
■we delight to call “ the greatest living General.”
l'j that army, under God, is cutrusted the
mighty work of maintaining that Federal Union
end that Constitution of Government which
alone can insure civil and religious liberty to
our people, and which alone have been and
mast continue to be a beacon-light'of refuge to
the oppressed ahd down-trodden people of the
Old World.
It is. sir, of the utmost importance that the
citizen seldiurs composing this army, accus
tomed, at their homes, to. worship God and re
verie religious instruction, statedly, on the Sab
bath day, and to enjoy the consolations of the
appointed ministers of God, in their hours of
Sjirow, sickness and death, should not be de
prived of these spiritual comforts while far
irvm home, and fighting the battles of liberty
and religion.
To you, sir, most fitly 7 has been assigned a
pan in this benificent work; and to yon, we
feel assured, we may look confidently fur an
example which will put to silence those who
foolishly oppose the appointment of religious
counsellors for the soldiers.
Pardon me, sir, while I say that very high |
qualifications are necessary to constitute an |
eficient Army Chaplain. First, nud above all, '
profound and ardent piety, and entire devotion !
to the “Great Captain of Salvation" and every- !
thing else subsidiary to his service. And then i
the Chaplain should b? upright, off hand, with j
neithef drawl nor twang in his voice, nor cant .
in his speech, nor that sort of odor of sanctity j
which is often carrier! like the perfume of a
handkerchief, and which tho dullest sense never !
mistakes for anything natural. ; !
The Chaplain should make himself acquainted j
personally with every man in-his regiment, and j
win his regard and respect, by being interested, i
not merely la his spiritual condition, but in his 1
health, physical comforts raid amusements.— ,
the less religion is made to appear the Chap- ;
lain's trade, and tltc more he acts the part of a ;
genial friend and adviser, proviug'in himself ,
the operation of Christianity upon character, ;
the more certainly will he accomplish/the pur- :
poses of his office. Himself setting the exam- j
pie of bearing exposure and fatigud, and of :
cheerfully enduring a soldier's life, its priva- 1
tioas and its dangers, be can consistently urge !
them to do so. Thus to a commanding officer i
he would be an invaluable aid—securing disci- 1
pllne from an intelligent and conscientious un- j
derstanding of its necessity; and many a sol
dier, instead of leaving the army a grade lower j
in the moral scale than when he entered it, ;
would return to the- peaceful pursuits of the i
citizen, a better man in all respects. Is not !
euoh a service worthy of the Christian minis- |
tor’s highest ambition and most strenuous ef- 1
forts? We feel well assured, my beloved bro- j
ther,-that this will be your ambition and effort, j
Heretofore, in your peaceful and holy toco- !
God, you have wielded only the spiritual sword.
In yonr new position you will accompany yonr
regiment to the field of battle, to afford the
consolations of religion to the wounded and
dying— to hear the last message and close the
eyes dimmed by the last, mysterious, unknown
agony. Bat while doing so you may be placed
in each peril from the enemy as to require the
aid of a material weapon ; and that yon may
be properly prepared and alrmed for such an
emergency, lam appointed by yonr friends to
present you this sword, confident that it will
never be drawn or wielded, bat in the cause of
Justice and Bight and the Christian religion ;
and that you will remember, what yon have
elsewhere been taught, that if ever you shall
find yourself over a disarmed and prostrate foe,
“its point shall trend downwards.”
Upon receiving the sword Bro. Oliver thanked
the donors as well os'his feelings would permit.
He was much overcome by emotion, hut said
tlitt in tendering bis'services to the Government
be was acting under what he conscientiously
believed to be a sense of'duty;; he believed
that at this time, when our Government was
about being overthrown and our flag dishonored,
d wan toe imperative duty of every one to step
forth, and, by every means that God has given
him, uphold that Government and protect that
bag. He alluded to the length of dime he had
been a resident of this place, and to'the many
attachments he had formed among the eitiiens,
assuring them that though far away hie mind
vould oft revert back to the many friends he
bad kft behind. The smoke of
nut obscure from his tpiud's eye the rroicm
■rauce of the famiUar facet now around birt,
10 40 A M.
700 ••
7 OO A.M.and 0 00 P.M
G 00 I*. M
T2O «
hot tbs thunder of artillery drive from his ro
collection those kind words of affectionate n |
gardjmtspaken by friends, tried, true and trus 1; ■ '"' r I %:»th* manage:* of the Fitfs
ty pheahonld -ever ;remember them; and n ST''' YJ'H-voaJ.J.Hy*-
■ ■ '.-.-on -’> oe :Ov-j !:sit w tlo -;jij‘ors in
mntter ; how arduous ffis duties might be, tbeinf employ made u practme ofemberxeiing a
welfare and'happiness should bo a matter oa jgreat paction of the -money rvovivtid as lore from
daily suppUtetion at his Master's throne ipassenger*- on their respective triiins. Mens-
Qo alluded to fee Word, and remarked thtr •• ? ,,c , e {oT tl,e
hr •tyn.-fjuT ll W'• V „ . ““ the guilty parlies, ana alter a great deal of
ne trusted he would nerer be called upon to :j patient watching the company was put in pos
use it, except as a badge of a soldier, but that, ; i 'ssion of certain facta which left no dmtbt that
should the necessity arise—should in God’ l - t,ie Ba3 P lc ‘ on entertained ef their dishouestv
T e wie t *
compelled to draw it, he would endeavor. 1t..; pony that six at least of the conductors running
make such a use of if that the donors would tu Crestline had indulged in the *• knocking
not be ashamed of Uwir gift. down’ game to a liberal 'extent, and desirous.
?*****.?"** “ *t£2?SS f&'OVSiSSX
meaning or the Dr. s last remark. He woufc leged guilty parties to justice, T. I). Messier,
endeavor to live up, to. those sublime charges Auditor of the Road made ipformation before
and teachings of the Knights of thetemnle- i V‘ JcrTn! '. n Nicholson charging them with crobex
snd.haWg:doneso.wouidhave the aJL
tion of believing that, ho had done bis whole Alderman Nichols >n, as soon as possible after
duty to his God, his Country and himself. the complaint was 1 made, issued warrants for
Each one present then proceeded, personally ‘ he arrestor the accused, which were entrusted
f . . > 11 x. .. ~■ to oracer bharpe for execution. Messrs Ross.
V affectionate farewell of him, and the Sherburne ane Jenkins were token into cuatodv
aeuUng then adjourned. . lo day. and gave bail in $5OO on each charge
* for their appearance fur further hearing some
time tins week. Tlie balance of the accused
ore yet at large, but it is probable that they
will enter bail for their appearance this evening
or tomorrow. Besides the parties proceeded
against, here, a number of arrests were made
on the other end of the line, and the prisoners
sent to Chicago Tor trial. The parties were all
passenger conductors, and previous to their ar
rest bore an excellent character. It is needless
to' eny that the defendants both here and at Chi
cago, deny their guilt in tulo, and state that
when fhe time comes they have no doubt about
being able to make their innocence manifest
We trudt for their own sake they may, but from
the nature of tße evidence against them, and
the pains the company must have taken
to ferret out their peculations, it looks os if
they were to have an op hill job of it.—fills
hurijh Chronicle , 30 Ih ult.
RsasLATioN Umfobhs.— Officers frequently
arrive in Washington wearing emblems not au
thoriied. The army regulations, issued by the
War Department, requires:—First That gen
eral officers and .officers of the General staff—
the General staff embracing the officers of the
Adjutant Generpl’s Inspector General’s Quarter
master General’s subsistence, and other General
departments—wear a button having a spread
eagle and stars, and a plain border. Second.
General officers are to wear no trimming on
their trowsers. Third. Officers of the General
Staff nod Stoff Corps—the Staff Corps compris
ing Engineers, Topographical Engineers and
Ordnance—are required to wear a gold cord
one eighth of an inch in diameter, let into the
outer seam. Shoulderatraps for all of the fore
going to be on dark,blue cloth. Fourth. oQu
eers of artillery, infantry, riflemen, dragoons
and cavalry, and their regimental staff, wear a i
button similiir in shape to the staff bhtton, with
out the stars.-or border, and with a letter on the
shield to designate the arm of service. Fifth.
The colors of cloth for officers’ shoulder straps
aad cord for trowsers, arc required to be as fol
lows .---artillery, scarlet; infantry, light or sky ,
blue : riflemen, medium or Emerald green ; dra-i
gobns, irauge; cavalry, yellow.
Anoornxr.u Court. —Judge Taylor held an
Argument Court iu this place last week, during
the sitting of which the two <7cn(/eme7i(Daughin
baugh ami Kays) convicted of larcency at the
July Sessions, were sentenced to the penitentia
ry, the former fur three years and the latter for
fifteen months. The prisoners were taken to
Allegheny City, on Thursday, by Sheriff Funk,
who informs us that the officers of the prison
were much pleased to see them—especially
Daughinbaugli, with whom they were wel! ac
quainted, he having already served two terms
in their institution and one in the Eastern Pen
itentiary.—Standard.
Sesd ko Intuition Mbs.—Recruiting agents
should be careful to send on no inferior speci
mens of humanity for Soldiers. The cause is
worthy of our best men. On arriving at Wash
ington all recruits are subjected tl> a medical
examination; and all who do not pass the test
are unceremoniously rejected. This is impera
tively necessary. Otherwise the ranks of the
army would be butdened with men who would
•be of no earthly nse. As it is, it would be im
possible to find a finer body of men, physically
speaking, in the world, than those composing
the army of the. Potomac.
Fai.sk Repost. —Whereas, some evil disposed
person has circulated a report that the Company
under Gnpt. Henry Wayne has been disbanded
and his men placed in other Companies, I desire
to say that such is not the case. The company
is filling up rapidly rind.; will be attached to the
Regiment of Col. Power.
GEORGE 11. 6WIN,
2d Lieutenant.
Altoona, Sept 4.
Good Fbtit Jam. —-Fruit being scarce this
year, wc advise our readers to embrace the first
opportunity to procure ‘whatever can be had in
the market, and then go to R. A. 0. Kecr’s and
purchase the celebrated Rockingham Fruit Jars
which are now acknowledged to be fur superior
to either tin or glass, as they.are much easier
kept clean and are proof against rust.
Soldibb Dead. —Rather Gibboney, of Capt.
Holland’s Company, Idtht’cnna Regiment, died
at bis father's residence in Duneansville, last
week. His disease was fever, contracted while
in the army. His remains were followed to the
grave by a large concourse of people, mclnding
the military. Wtig, i ilth ult. '*
Eoocet— Miss Kllic will please accept the
thanks of the Junior for that magnificent boqnet
received a few enenings since. Flowers are
emblems of innocence, and we regard a presen
tation of them as a compliment.
Proceedings of Council.
A regular meeting of Council was held Au
gust sth, 1861.
Present—A. A. Smyth, R. Greenwood, Dan
iel Laugbman and & J. Mervino.
Committee appointed to make a settlement
with the Gas and Water Company, reported pro
gress.
(ftmotion, an order was granted to L. W.
Hall, Esq., for services rendered in the year
1860, as attorney for the board, for $5O.
On motion, on order for $43.13 was granted
to Messrs. McCrum & Bern for printing from
July Hth, 1860, to July 12th, 1861.
On motion, an order for $2.87 was granted
to Marshal McCormick for hauling for the Bor
ough.
The following orders for labor on streets wbre
also granted: One to W. W. Snyder for $32 50,-
one to John Haney fpr $17.00, one to John Mc-
Cormick far $23.25,; one to Daniel Coyle for
$25.00 and ono to Charles Meloy for $26.00.
On motion, an order for $337.98 was granted
to the Penn’a Bail Bond Company for half the
cost of building sewer, as per contract. ?
Adjourned td meet on the first Monday in
September, ’lB6l.— Exlne! from the Minnta.
Wholesale, Eaabczaliiiaent.
TO MV 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.
FRANCIS McCOY.
llullidaysburg, Aug. 15, 18Gl.-te.
DIED.
Xoar.Williamsburg, August 14th; MARGARET FOCUT,
wife of OiMPge Foeht, ag(*l To year?. 11 months nud 5 days
In Williamsburg, on the 23d. of august, JACOB DUCK.
aged Tl years. 6 mouths, and 25 days.
In WiHinni-jiirg. august 23d. ANNA ELIZABETH,
child of John and Mary J. Hoover, aged 2years, 11 months
and, 13 days.
In WilliamsburgrAttgust STth.BCRRTHULL. son of Jo
*rl*h Uiggihs. t‘gi‘rt In years, 1 mouth, and 11 davs.
In Williamsburg August 31st. HENRIETTA ELIZA
BETH. infant Daughter of Harrisou and Margaret Gur
such, aged 5 month* and 20 days.
BOARDING.— A few respectable Men
wJU he leraished with Hoarding by JOS. IIASLKTT,
on Branch gtreet. opposite the Macuiuc shops,
jrt-pl. s.—lt
-fc ORNAMENTAL TREES,
1- sukuiw. hoses, buds, fn.m
sn.-is H. .n-..im ,W*S c,lt;bmieil ItOCUGSTKit
The undi-r.ilgnod ha* boon appointed an
Agent for th* Pale of the aU>vc-uanit*l arti* j(
rlc* l’erft>ua wishing any of thorn will do
well to call ami examine tji« catalogue.
t;£» All orders will he promptly attended to.
J. 0. ABLUM, Agent.
AU>inifi. Ang 2~ . isr.]._U*
w
XTKD.
men: are wanted
] 0- L
Liberal w g:v--;i. Arpiy
Aug. 22. I*U
Outbreak in East Ward!
* *T"!"•£• CLAUDSAND AT ’EM I”
We d 'n’t want you to kill anybody, but we
want you to get up and go at aud carry away some of the
choice
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, CONFECTION ABIES,
Cigars , Tobacco and other Articles,
ju*t opened to tilt- public, by
WILLIAM S. PERCTVAL,
at their fitore-roiMn on the cormr of tin* alley Ickes'
building. in Hast Altoona. Theywi 11 keep constantly on
baud u g'Knl supply of nil kind- of Groceries and Confec
tionaries, Cigars ami Tobacco of the best quality. all kinds
of Provisions, eucb us Hums. Shoulders, Sides, Jb'inh, Flour,
Fo**d. *.*tc , etc.
They invito a.call ami a tml of their goods, lecling con
fident that they cau please both iu quality and price.
AugMSol-tf ’ . .
THE HEROES OF PEACE,
AND
TUe Heroes or War.
IP ANTHONY, 501 BROADWAY,
2CE\r YORK. U now publishing, In addition to
other portraits, the celebrated collectb >n knows in Europe
and America as
1 Brady’s National Photographic Portrait Gallery,
■ in wftbfb is included Portraits of nearly all the PROMI
NENT MKN OF AMERICA, not excepting Jeff. Davie,.
: Oca. Beauregard. Floyd, and n host of other confederates,
i Price oi Portraits $3.00 per dozen- Can be sent by mail.
Scenes of the War for the Union,
are published, can! size, and in stereoscopic form,
ALSO,
Stereoscopic View* of Scenes in Paris, London, and in other
parts of Kughmd ami France;-in Scotland. Ireland,
Wales; Uolhiud, Switzerland, Spain, on the Rhine,
| in Athens. Kjy pL Turkey, the Holy Land,
j China liidia. Cuba, Ac., ad infinitum.
Ova Instantaneous Stereoscopic Views
Art the Greatest T Vbnder of Vie Age.
These arc taken in the fortieth part of a second, and the
rushing of water, the moving of leaves, or the march of an
army, docs not iu the slightest degree affect the taking of
these view. Tbej' arc sold for s3jop per dozen.
; , We hatw also on hand and manutactnrn the largest as>
‘ sortment of Stereoscopes, PlrotographioAlbums, and. Pho
tographic Materials in tbo United Statoa,and perhaps iu
/ the world,
j Catalogues, containing lists of our Portraits, Views,
Stereoscopes, Ac., sent free by mail, on receipt of a stamp.
£. AXTUOXT. 501 Broadway,
near St. Nicholas, New York,
AugS-ly
THE ROOT & HERB DOCTOR,
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
WHO HAS HAD 30 YEARS CON
STXxT practice, can J>e consulted at the Altoona
HouSdjMr. John Wood’s, viz.:— On the lih of June, the
Wi of July, and the *lth of J nffiut —he will tlien vacate for
3 months. Notice will be given iu this paper when he
commences hi* Winter's Term again.
He traits id! diseases that flesh is heir to. lie iuritea all
females who may be suffering with diseases peculiar to
their sex, to call ami examine his new mode of treatment,
as thousands bare been restored to health who hare been
abandoned by others. lie is in possession of perfectin'
stmmcnls fur Bounding the lungs and chest and is there
fore able to determine the exact condition of the vital or
gan#—consequently can treat such complaints with greater
safety and certainty than it is possible for those who guess
at the disease and experiment for Its cure. He believes
thatfor er- ry malady, there is found In our soil a sure
ami never-failing remedy.
* Patiento can receive treatment for $5 pe month, except
lu cases of Cancers and Tumors, they vary from $lO to
$lOO. Examination free; DR. W. U2YIXGSTON.
5, B f —See Handbill*. [May 8. '6l.
GOAL.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR EVERY
1 family to get in their .apply of coal for the Winter,
and the snbrcribhr would therefore inform the citfiensjrf
AHoomi and vicinity, that ha i> prepared to supply them,
on short notice, with a superior article of A.N’THB AOITK
and ALLBOHKNV BITUMINOUS COAL. He will sell ft
by the Train, Car, or Cart Load, or by the bushel, deliv
credat the door of the purchaser.
JW Yard on the North side ofithe Railroad—upper end
of Altoona Yard. • It. It. MYBBS.
Jtrty«s,
J I
for the United States.
J.OUN SHOEMAKER,
Altoona. Pa.
BCERHAVE’S
HOLLAND BITTERS
HOBLAXB REMEDY FOB
©TSFSFSL&,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
X.ITBB VOBPLAIH,
WEAKNESS OP ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
And tt. nrioM *ff«ctiou coonquest upon m diaorelered
STOMACH OR LITEB,
f“V“ Addity oftte Stomach, Oollckv Pilw,
Dwpondtncy, Co*ttTvn«*,
Blind and Bleeding Pile*. In *ll Ncrvum, Rheumatic, and
Neuralgic Affection*, it ha* lu numerous instance* proved
Ugblj beneficial, and in otters effected a decided cure.
This i* a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly
■deotlfic principle*, after the manner of the celebrated
Holland Professor, Beerbave. Its reputation at home pro
dnoed Ita Introduction hen, the demand commeneiDg with
those of the Fatherland scattered over tte face of this
mighty country, many of whom brought irlth them and
handed down tte tradition of ita value. X u note njfrriii
to Hit AmtHm* pubUt, knotting Oat iu truly wonderful
mnUnnal otriutt auuf he adcdowledged.
It is particularly recommended to those persons There
constitution* may have been impaired by the eontlnuoui use
of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Generally
Instantaneous In effect, it finds its nay directly to the soft
of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the
drooping spirit, and, in feet, infusing new health and vigor
lit the system.
NOTlCE.—Whoever expects to ’find title a beverage whl
be disappointed; but to the sick, wuak and low spirited, it
will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, po&scssed of singular
remedial properties.
READ CAREFULLY I
The Genuine highly concentrated Boerhere'e Qollind
Bitten b pat up io helPpiat bottles only, and retailed at
On Douaa per bottle, or six battles for Fits Dolubs. Tbe
great demaud for title truly celebrated Medicine has Induced
which the public should guard -pH
Beware of Imposition. Bee that our rum. Is on the
label of erery bottle you buy.
*%& l^ U p < sS£" Uy - »
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE. JR. & CO.
MABCPACTCBINO
|harmarfutists and (Ehmurfs,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
For «alo by A. KOtSlLAllooiia.
April 18, IbOO-lamly.
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK.
R. O. A. KERR
Has just returned from
New York city with & beautiful assortment of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
FOR THE LADIES,
consisting in part of
Tod /*• Elf. Japanese.
Pchho Strips, * Di Chcvrcf,
Irish Pfplins, Ifucalt, 1
Lcrdlax, EbUtrdr.
Crape DflkQt, Larons. Silks. <fc.
INDIAN SILK SHAWLS,
a bvnutiful article, cheap and fashionable.
STELLA AND PRINTED SHAWLS.
A large assortment of the prettiest PRISTS ever brought
to the town, so acknowledged by comi»etent judge*.
Ladies’ Trimmings in endless variety.
lie calls special attention to his beautiful assortment of
QUEENSWARE,
which is acknowledged to be the ibrwt complete of any in
the town, and sold at prices defying competition. Iron
Stone sets for $4.50 —Tea Sets for $3,00.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
directly from New York, and bought from first hands,
BRUSSELS, ALL WOOL. INGRAIN, LIST, HEMP AND
BAG CARPETS,
OIL CLOTIfS from I to 2 yards wide.
His stock of
GROCERIES
i« complete in every respect, and will ee sold at as low a
figure a* any house (his sitteof the city.
CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES
at dower prices Ilian they can be had elsewhere. Good
Curriftire* for $4.00 and $4.50, and Spring Carriages for
$5.00, just m good as heretofores..ld for $B.OO.
Wooden and Willow Ware
in alm-'st every variety, together with all the outfit of a
first class store. [May 9, ISGI-tf
WHEELER &, WILSON’S
| SEWING |
I M ACHINES. |
. gp
g R. A._o. KERR,
§ ALTOONA, PA., S?
g: Agent for Blair County, g.
S.NOSIiM V M3I33HM
These machines are admit
to be the best over offered to the public. amt their
superiority is satisfactorily established by the fact that In
the last eight years.
Over 14,000 More
of them Macliine* have l»eun sold than of any other man
ufactured, and more medals hare been awarded the pro*
prietors by different Fairs and' Institutes than to any oth
, era. The Machines are warranted to do all that is claimed
! for them. They are now In use in several families in At
| toon*, and In every case they give entire satisfaction.
| The Agent refers thoKe desiring information as the eu-
I perlority of the MacliUiCß, tn Cob Jebn L, Piper, Her. A.
| 11. Clark, George llawkeswortb, Benj. F. £o*o, and & 11.
' Turner, Bsqrs.
i The machines can be seen and examined at the More of
i the Agent, at Altoona.
I Price of No. 1 Machine, silver plated, glass foot and new
; stylo Hcmmer—s6s. No. 2, ornamental bronze, glass foot
j and now style nenuuor—sss. No. X plain, with old style
I llemmcr—s4s. (March 21,1861-tf.
Dll. CALDERWOOD offers liis Pro
fesslnnal Services to the citizens of Altoona and
| vicinity. Office on Virginia Sired* nearly opposite C. J.
; Mann's Store.
RkF ERENCES:
\ J. B. Lcdes. M. D-, Huntingdon.
Jxo McCmocn, M. D., u
X IL T. OdriTT, 41 Pittsburgh.
Rev. J. B.Ceiht, Birmingham.
Rev. Thomas Stevenson, Tyrone City.
Jacob Burley, «
c. G-cicm “
1 W. Bcujjrr. “
I M. 11. JOI.LT. "
I Altoona, May 9th, ISCI-ly*
$55,00
Pays the entire cost for Tuition in the most popular and
successful Commercial School in the Country. Upward of
twelve hundred young men from twenty-eight different
States, hare been educated fur business here within the
past three years, some of whom have been employed as
Book Keepers ot salaries of
$3000,00 per Annum,
: immediately noon graduating, who knew nsthing of ac
counts when they entered the College.
49* Minister’s sons half price. Students enter at any.
tlihe, and review when they please, without extra chapgd.
For Catalogue of 84 pages, Specimens of Prot Cowley's
Business and Ornamental Penmanship, and a large engra
: vkwr ofthe College, Inclose twenty-live emit* in Postage
i Stamps to the Principals,
JKXKINS & SMITH, Pittsburgh, fa.
' Altoona, Jan. Zl. "01-ly.
ONL Y PBISPA B A TION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage.
FOR STATES* KX.JDDOK?, CLKROTIIKf,
Indies and Gentlemen, in all parts'of the world testify to
the efficacy of Prof. 0. J. Wood’s Hair Restoration and
gentlemen of the Prose aronnaniinone Inits prase. A few
testtuouiaU only can be here gives; me circular for more,
and it will be impossible fer you to doubt.
47 Wail street, Xew York, Dec. SbISM.
GuenonsYour notedf the 15th inst, has been ro
ccivevl* ajiing that job hM b(«rd that I had been bene
fitted by the nee of Wood'# Hair Eeatorativo, sad request
ing my certificate of Che foot if I bad no objection to give it.
1 award it to you cheerfully, because X think it dim. My
age is about 50 yean; the color of my hair auburn, and
inclined to curl. Some five or six years since it began to
turn gray, and the scalp on the crown of my head to lose
its sensibility and dandruff to form upon It. Each of these
dtagrtvabUtUrs increased with time, and about 4 months
since a fourth wae added to them, by hair falling off the
top off my headland threatening to make me bald
In this unpleasant predicament, was indueod to tjy
Wtaxi's Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the tailing off
of my hair, fur I had realty no expectation that gray hair
could ever be restored, to Its original color except from
dyes. 1 was, however, gfoatly surprised to find after the
ose-of two bottles only, that not only was the falling off
arrested, but tlie color was restored to the gray hairs and
sensibility to the scalp, and daudraff ceased to form on my
heaJT very much to the gratification of my wife, at whose
solicitation 1 was induced to try itJ
Fur this, among tlie many obligations I owe to her sex,
I strongly recommend all husbands who value the admi
ration of their vires to profit by my example, and use it if
growing gray or getting bald. Very respect folly,
r BEX. A. LAVENDER.
To 0 J Wbod A Co., 444 Broadway. New York.
My family are absent from tile city, and X am no longer
at Nt». 11 Carroll Place.
Siamaston, July 20rh, 1859.
• 7V> Prrtf l O J Wind: Dear Sir—Your Hair Restorative
has done my hair so much good since I commenced the
use of it, that I wish to make known to the PUBLIC of its
effects on the hair, which are great* A man or woman
may ba nearly deprived of hair, and by a resort to your
** Hair Restorative,'' the hair will return more beautiful
than ever; at least this is my experience. Relieve It all!
Yours truly. WM. U. KENEDY.
P. S.—You can publish the above if you like. By pub
lishing in. our Southern papers you will get more patron
age south. I see several of your certificate* in the Mobile
Mercury i a strong Southern paper. W If Kenedy.
WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Prttf. O J llbocf: Dear Sir—Having had the misfortune
to lose the best portion of my hair, from the effects of
yellow fever, in New Orleans in 18. M, 1 was induced to
make a trial of your preparation, and found it to answer
as the very thing needed. My hair is now thick and glossy,
and no words can express my obligations to yon in giving
to thcaflticted such a treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
Thu Kcatorative U put up in bottles of three sizes, viz:
largo, medium, and small: the smalt bolds *£ a pint, and
retails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty per Ornt. more iu proportion than the small, retails
for two dollars per tattle; the large holds a quart, 40 per
cent, more iu proportion, And retails for $3.
0. J. WOOD & CO.. Proprietors, 441 Broadway, New
York, and 114 Market Street, St. Louis. Mo.
For sale in Altoona by A. ROUSH and ti. W. KESSLER,
Agents, and all good Druggists anil Fancy Goods Dealers.
July Ist, 1801-lyeow
Cheap!, Cheaper!! Cheapest!!!
Huzza for north ward.—
Tlie undersigned would respectfully Inform the
citizens of Altoona and the surrounding country that lie
has routed the store room formerly occupied by Jacob
Burkhart, on Virginia street, near A. McCormick’s store,
where he id about opening a
Grocery, Flour, Feed and Provision
Store.
lie has jdst frturued from the East where he has been
selecting hi* groceries with great care and baying exclu
sively for cosh, which enables iiim to dell as low, if nut a
little lower, than ai.y house iu the place. lie would
therefore say to all who wish a good article of groceries,
and at a low figure, to cull and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
His stock consists of
Huts and Caps, Men and TP«mcn’s Shoes, XoUonsofcdl
Vinds.
Extra Family Flour, Superfine, Com Meal , Rye
and Corn Chop.
Extra Lotcring Syrup Molasses, GO cents per gal.
Golden 4 ‘ . ** 45 * •* *•
Pennsvlvania “ “ 55 ** “ t(
Baking . “ • « “
White Crush Sugar 11 ~ 4 ’ “ lb.
White «• 10 “ “ “
Refined “ .10 “ ** “
Best Brown “ R “ u “
Cuba “ 7 “ “ “
Bio Coffee 15 to 10 “ “ «
Best Imperial Teas 90 u “ “
2nd quality “ 75 “ “ “
Black “ 50 “ “ “
Koala and Castile So.ip, Babin*. Figs, Almonds, Fil
berts. English Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Mackerel, Herring,
Lake Trout, Dairy Salt. Cheese, and everything that is
necessarily kept in a good family grocery.
April 4, ’GI-tf.] ' , J. A. SPRINKLE.
Wliat s the Xeivs?
TTT'HY THIS, SUBSCRIBER
f f has just received and opened a large and beauti
ful stock of
SEASONABLE GOODS
among which mav be foundthe following
FOR TIHiE Xi.A.3DIES :
Fancy and Plain, magnificent and brilliant styles of
Spring Silks, Black Silts, Norwich Poplins, CliallicDe
Lai lies, colored and figured Brilliants, French and English
Chintzes, English and American Calicoes, Ac.
WHITE GOODS. <
IVe have In this department,,Linens, Laces, Edgings.
Cambrics, Brilliant*. Niinsooks. Jaconetta, Lawns, Mull
Muslins. Ladies Fine French Collars, Cndertdteves.
of which we respectfully 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 Gloves.
I Silk. IVooleu Cotton and Linen Hope for ladles and gentle
men, and nn endless variety for children. Ladies and gen
tlemen's Kid. Kid Finishes. Silk and Gloves.
Call and see our far famed "Buck Gloves.”
DOMESTICS.
Muslins. Flannels, Blankets, and every article in the Do
mestic line of Dry Goods, htjarger quantity and In more
complete assortment than; ciin be found la any house in
the interior of Pennsylvania.
We have also a fine assortment of ;
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, "
together vhh» fall stock of
Groceries, Queensucare, Hardware,
s a*id all the et ceteras of acountry store.
Mny9,lBdl. * J. B. 111 LEM AN.
LADIES* WINE.
SPEER’S giffBCCI WIXE,
OF CDLTITATW PORTUGAL ELDER.
EXCELLENT WlNir FOR FEMALES.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE
SPEER’S SAMBUCI WINE.
Cl BLEBRATED for its medicinal, and
! beneficial qualities as n genuine Stimulant, Tonic,
Diuretic and Smfortflc, highly esteemed by eminent physi
cians, and soma of Use first families in Europe and America.
SPEER'S SAJIS VC 1 WINE
is not a mixture or manufactured article, but Is pure, from
cultivated Portugal Elder, recommended by Chemists and ,
Physicians as possessing medical properties superior to any
other wines in use, aadan excellent article for all weak and
debilitated perawm.Sttdthe aged and infirm, improving the
appetite, and benefiting ladies and children.
A LAJdIES’ WINE,
because it arid not tntoaUnate as other vines, as it contains
no mixture of spirits or ether liquors, and ia admired for
its rich peculiar flavor and nutritive properties, imparting
a healthy tone to the digestive organs, and a blooming, aeft
and beaHhy shin and eSmpbsxion.
Nous genafneunlseetHs signature of
ALFRED SPEER, Passaic, S.J,
is over the cork of each bottle.
MAKE ONE TOTAL OF THIS WINS.
' 1 . A. BPEKR, Proprietor,
Office 208 Broadway, New York.
fiS-For sule by A. EOtail, Altoona; GKO. W. PATTER
-80 Jf aad 080. A. JACOBS, IlollMaysburg; and by W.
NOWUN 1 00., Tyrone. tje27-ly
GLEN-EOHO MILLS,
GERMiUfTOWN, PA.
.MhOAIMUM <& CO..
iiaNgpactukbes,
IMPORTERS & |THOLEBALE DEALERS IN
TBUJBKU* V. B*du*4.,. —.XitattxgNUM*.
KCOXJSS,
’
Prwprteiort.
P£» Pd»t; .
March T, ISttt-Iy i y -; . s
"They go right to the Spot."
INSTANT RELICT! STOP TOCR COCCI! I
pttbift took breath !
strengthen took voicki
SPALDING’S.
Throat Confections,
ARE
GOOD FOB CtWUJyUES,
GOOD FOB LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLICSPEAKES3,
GOOD FOB SINGERS,
60(H) FOE CONSDMMrm.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPALDING’S THROAT CONFJECTION&
CPILDBEN CRT ItTB
SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS,
t_ir Tboy relieve a Cough Instantly.
*S“They dear tlio Tlirost.
♦J-Thcy giro strength and Toluttn to tlie Totw,
lmpart a delicious aroma to tho lotath.
AS*They an daligbtftit to the laalr.
A* 1 " They are made of simple herbs, and.con harm no one.
I advise every one who has a %°S b - or a Husky V«icr»
or a Bad Breathe or any difficulty of the Throat, (o pet a
package of my Throat Coufc'ClioD*, they you
instantly, and yon will agree wHb me that u thcy go right
to the spot/* Yon will find them very useful and pleasant
while travelling or attending public meetings for staling
your Cough or allaying your thirst. If you try one pack
age I am safe in saving that yoawilf ever afterwards con
sider them indispensable. Yon will Had them at ths
Druggists and Dealers in Medklnes;
PRICE TWENTV-FITE CE^TS.
My signature is on each package. All others ore coun
terfeit.
A package will bo sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of
Thirty Cento, Address,
HENRY C. SPAMrtNfi,
Ko. 48 Cedar Street, X*w'York,
NemusHeadache
Headacbi&
By the use of these Bills the periodic attac k* of Aerrou
or sick Headache may be prevented; and if taken at the
commencement of ap attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.-
They seldom fail In removing the Xausea and 2fatdachc
to which females arc bo subject.
They act gently upon tho bowels, —removing Costirencss*
For Literary Men , Students, .Delicate Females, and all
{arsons of sedentary habits, they arevaluable as a Laxative
iinprovieg the appetite, giving tone andryar to the diges
tive organs, and resturipgthe natural elasticity and strength
of the whole system.
The CKPUALXC PILLS are the result of lung investiga
tion and carefully conducted experiments, having been in
use many years, during which time (hey have prevented
and relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether in the nervous system or
froth a deranged state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with pc fact safety without
making any change of dwet. and the absence of any disa
greeable it easy to administer iActn to children.
BEWABF. OF COOXTEUFEITSI
Hie genuine have fire signatures of Henry C. Spalding on
each Cox.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
A Box a lii be sent by mail prepared oti receipt of tbs
PRICE 25 CENTS.
AU orders slionld be addressed to
IIENHY C. SPALDIKO,
48 Cedar Street Xew York
Not. IS, ’OO.-ly.]
Maso.ntille, C<(nx, Feb. 5,1861,
Me. Spauhxg.
Pie :
I have tried your Cephalic PUIs, ami Ililc them to well
that I want yon to send me two dollars worth more.
Part of these arc lor tho neighbor*, to whom 1 gate a
few out of the ilrst lant I got from yon,
' Pills by mail, and oblige
Yonr obedient Serrant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
Mb. Spalding.
Sm;
I wish you to Send mo one more box of yonr Cephalic
Pills, 1 have received a great deal of benefit from them.
Yours, KewHTtmily.
MAKY ANN STOIKUODSE.
Spbcge Cexex, Ucsiinodo.n Co, Pa, Jan. 18.X561,
H. C. Spalding,
Sxb: n
Yon will please send me two boxes of yonr Cephalic
Pills. Send them immediately.
Kespecffnliy yonr*.
wore . ,• , JOHN B. SrSIONS.
— 7 *«« need one box of your Palt, and find then
Prom the Examiner, XarfaU, to.
Cephalic Pill* accomplish the object fop which they wero
made, lix.: Cure of headache in all Its forms. I
Front the Examiner, Xorfoth, fa. \
wMSTaSSm?* 11 " n,ore ,U *“ a thousand cast's.
From the Democrat, SL Cboed. Jfinn.
Ifyon art, nr have been fronlded with the headache,
send for a box, (Cephalic Piihk) so that yon mar hare
them incase of an attach. 3
From the AdverSter, Phmtlenee, R. T
V® “ M *° ** a remarkably eflectivo
remedy fortlie headache, and one of Ihc very lieat for that
very complaint which has ever been dlscoveS.
From tie Vetitam B. B. Ornette. Chicago, In.
Ce]dllfe l rai». eDjWr * Mr ‘ “ a onrirwUed
From the Kanawha Valley Star. Kanawha. Vit.
W« are sure that persons raflferib s «Jlh the headache,
who try them, wilt stick to them.
Prom the Southern I'uth Piader, itVw Or'iam, La.
Try them! yon that ere afflicted, and w« are tore that
yonr teetimony can be added to the already numerous list
that baa received benefits that ho other medicine can nrc
doce. *
IS. A eiogle bottle ofBPALDIXQS PREPARED SIDE
vriU Bare ten Ume< ita co«t '
SPALDING’S PREPARED OLDS!
SPALDING’S PEEP ABED GLUE 1
SPALDING'S PREP ABED GLDE!
mspAicni
r A.Shich ix Ton SUtb Sixe,”.®*
nleat iiyw FnntttoM, Tc»ys, Cndary, 4c>
BPA&PBWS PEKPA&fiB OU»l
SATI THI most
ECONOMY I
*. It* »J*r»j» ready, esd ap to tbi
u cssm> jm EVBBT H0C38.”
S. B.—A Bra* ecKmpjuefaa emcfa Bottle.! Price 2* cts
UEKBY C, SPALDING,
Ko-ISOrterSt) K.T.
IXaveepobd, Pa, Feb. C, 1801,