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gu»m m« Awo«u. Swot.—We find the
Ulll«ljfl.MW r •* * Melancholy occurrence
'tMH Of tho lM District of Colombia
yohsatacn, in the Jhraw of Saturday last:—
uftMt SyMl, ha Copt. Bodier’a company,
Jflitrict TofawlMn, waa Mot hit night, and
KMta • trirtll iirtWwntthe hospital to-day.
aiwnainMa-enmp, aelsrp, when a private in
linear,* rani Baltijwar* piag-ugly, was brought
intothaeamp h irons. Ha, however, got his
beads through the bin deaf, and commenced
paUfcg thi hriaks oat of the fire-place, and
throwingUemvielentiyatlheguard. Presently
hesaisad a—skat aad aimid it at Lient Col.
lowan, who asoapad tha charge, which lodged
la the thigh CfPrivata Sybil, than lying asleep.
The flMb 4a horribly wangled and eannot be
eavsd, aad the recovery of the man is very
deahtM. flyhUinftw Altoona, Blair county,
P»„ where ha has a wife, to whom, a few days
age, he nant twenty-five dollars, out of twenty
six dallaii received as his does up to the Ist
ef Novembe*. .
How stttJuna fsit htni to Shoot.—
At a raawit axantinatienof pupils at a country
■ehoqk says a citsmpawry of nun, the follow
ing qasatioaa wen ashed by the Superintendent:
What is aa i ssseelsa triangle T What is a sea*
lane triaagla? What la an acute-angled tri
angle T What is the diagonal of a quadrangle 7
What is;the diagonal of a quadrangle or quadri
lateral f- Daflaaa polygon ; the base aad alti
tude of a figure; tbs radios and tangentof a cir
cle, How do yaw find the area of a rhombus ?
To all of which an Ingenious “ laddybuck” re
plied that ha didn't knowjrbut that he did know
that the cheapest, finest and . largest stock of
goods in Altoona to-day is to bofound upon the
shelves of Messrs. Murphy & MePtke, corner of
Virginia and Caroline streets, where everybody
who wishes-to aave money—(end who don't?)—
should make it a point to call, at the earliest
moment, and secure bargains that are not to
be met with every day.
HolUdaysburg IFAy, of the 15th
io»t .makes a very unjust insinuation in refer
ence to the man who has charge of the Pont
Office in this place. We are not sure whether
aiUnion is made to the Post Master, or his
clerk, bat in either case it is gratuitous ami er
roneous. Had the Editors of the Whig stated
the cause of their attack, it would have put a
different bee on the matter.' If they wish the
Post Master or his clerk to act as their agent
to coax people to lift the Whig out of their
effiee, after they order it to be returned to the
office of publication, we think they bare taken
the wrong plto to sneure them as Euch. There
is fully as much reason to suspect the loyalty
of some other .non as those who attend the Al
toona Post Office, and the country would ibc
equally as Well rid of others as of them.
Asnsasox's Dour Guano.—This corps, com
prising 163 picked men, now quartered at Car
lisle Barracks, have received their uniforms and
equipments, .horses included, and expect to
leave for Kentucky on Friday or Saturday of
this week. This county has some four or five
representatives in the Guard among whom are
onr former townsmen Wm. Homer and J Wells
Collins. This Guard is composed of men select
ed with special reference to their fitness for im
portant positions, civil as well as military.—
.They are uniformed in dark-blue cloth, trimmed
with red, blue overcoats, and black felt bats
with Abe initial letters R. A. and a brass on
the fhmt.
S rwsrxtKE Blasxkts.—Some tltmrslnce nn
ijteiß nn the rounds of the newspapers to the
effect that a newspaper placed between tbe bed
clothes added grOatly to tbe warmth of the cov
ering. Very little attention was given -toithe
statement at first, bnt intelligent persons say
that it is really .true, and that a newspaper un
der the counterpane or under the jacket is real
ly very effective in keeping the body comforta
ble. Texture of paper is so close that, it both
keeps out the cold air and keeps in the bodily
warathbetter than cloth.
Botsn fob Dixie.—Col. Power's regiment of
First Keystone Zouaves, to which Capt.'Wayne’s
company,.iTrom this place, is attached, has been
ordered to Sonth Carolina, and took their de
parture some days since. Previous to leaving
Harrisburg, they were drawn up in line on the
Capitol gronnds. to receive a stand of colors.
Oov. Curtin presented the colors, and, in the
course of his jsmarfcp, said— “ Tonr destination
is South Carolina, where this rebellion first
began, apd -I hope yon will be present when
JaWin gsiieel”
19* At te as heard from, our Thanksgiving
tarkeylswos eat, but, 'thanks to onr good old
friend, Joe Hetsgsr, we are not without equal
ly as acceptable a roast for our dinner to day.
Joe never forgets bis “printer friends," and we
can assure the world that the man who don’t
forget % pnpter will never forget any of hie
friends. May abundant prosperity attend our
old friend througb lift, and bis coop alwnys con
tain an theprinter’s Thanksgiving.
|0» We notice that the publication office of
the Fil in' this plow is at Fettioger’s Empo
rium, So. 1, Altoona How. We congratu
late mjM fcfafd j*> or «M*. T»lo*bt# ac
quisition to AmiiWn of hi* establishment.
Fet. |( looking up. Vo d«U this Whg will
become u Breutanattractlon 40 P® 4 ’*- ® m P°” r
um as the “What Is It!” Si *o BMpwnil New
York ilusenm.
THAJdeajtiwJ.—Atn mwtiflg -of the fni®*B
- the dUTarent denomination* In thisplace,
held hut wtek.it pes decided to hold a union
pttfieg hi the Methodist Church, it lOf tidotk
A. M., when ««. C. L. Bbrenfhl* will deliver
a sermonsppropriate totheoeesslen. We do
swe to aee pygneral.tun optic church and *a
entiMhaeplniioa ofbqelness te-day.
IS- Render, have yqu seen,. Prof. Wood**
advertisement in isr paper.. Bnadit; it pill
interest yeo.
RaWlth School-Omrreption.
The Sabbath School Convention for Juniata
diatrht aananhlsd In tha M. B. Cboreh in: Ty
rona an Tuesday evening Nov. 6th 1861. Ow
ing to tha Meant flood and inoleinent weather
the Convention waa not large but iter proceed
ings were spirited and interesting, and could
not fail to loan a good impression upon all
present.
Rev. E. W. Kirby was ahossn president jm|o
leal awdß.B. Snyder, Sae'y, dfiw appropri
ate religions services, which were oonduoted by
the President, Rev. W. L. Spotswood delivered
a most pointed aad impressive sermon open the
importance of Ssbbath Behoof instruction, which
waa well received by the Convention.
On Wednesday .morning. Rev. Q. D. Cheno-
With, P. E. of the district arrived, and on mo-'
tionof Rev. E. W. Kirby, • was unanimously
sleeted permanent .president. An important
feature of the Convention was the children's
meeting, which commenced nt ICfJ o'clock A.
M. wn Wednesday. The singing 'by the Chil
dren of appropriate hymns was done with a will
and reflected great credit upon the school. Ap
propriate addresses were delivered by Revt’c*
G. D. Chinowitb.'E. W. Kirby, and the Sec’y.
The time if the Convention waa occupied mainly
in discussing and passing the following resolu
tions,- which we commend to all who feci any
interest in the moral well being of the young.
lietelved, 1. That we will, as ministers and
members of the church, encourage the estab
lishment of Sabbath Schools in all our congre
gations.
I' Rttolotd, 2. That it is the duty of the mem
bers of the church, and parents, to attend the
Sabbath School with their children.
Raolved, 8. That it ia important that oar
Sabbath Schools be continued during the Win
ter season," and aa ministers and members, it is
our duty to assist in their continuance, and
urge the same.
Jiuolvtd, 4. That we recommend that the
officers aad teachers of the Sabbath School
be persons of piety.
Jlftolced, 5. That it is the duty of ourproach
ers to attend, when practicable, the Sabbath
Schools in their charges, and impart such in
structions as may tend to promote the moral
well being of the children.
Jtaolved, G. That we recommend our Sab
bath Schools to use such books as are published
at our Book Concern.
Resolved. 7. That we recommend the organ!*
zatiou of; Bible Classes for the youths and adults
of our Sabbath Schools and congregations.
Resolved. 8. That we recommend to ail onr
Sabbath Schools the “Sunday School Advo
cate” and " Teacher's Journal.”
Resolved, 9. That we recommend to all our
Sabbath Schools increased attention to our cat
echism.
Resolved, 10. That we recommend the forma
tion of oar Sabbath Schools into Missionary So
cieties.
Resolved, 11. That wc recommend to oar Sab
.bath Schools increased attention to the subject
of Temperance, and that we will discourage the
use of tobacco
Resolved, 12. That it is the judgment of this
Convention that one Sabbath in the quarter
should be set apart in ail our Sabbath Schools,
for the purpose of holding Temperance meet
ings.
The following is the report of the Committee
on the state of the country, which was unani
mously adopted.
Whereas, Oar onen quiet and happy country
is now in a state of disquietude and civil war,
brought on by the rising® »f Southern men in
rebellion against it; Ann Whbkeas, It becomes
all good ami loyal oitixens to exhibit their devo
tion to their eonntry by giving Expression of
their sympathy with it; Therefore,
Raolrfd, 1. Tbot we pledge ourselves to stand
by the Government intbeprescntaliming crisis,
and will, to the best of onr ability, sustain those
in aulborily over us.
Resolved, 2. That, .os ministers and laymen,in
order to prevent .In the future history of tjnr
country, another rebellion like the present, we
will teach the children under our care that pa
triotism and devotion to our country is a duty
enjoined by expediency and Christianity.
Resolved. 3. That inasmuch as it is “ Right
eousness that exaitetb a nation,” whilst “ sin is
a reproach to any people,” therefore the Sab
bath School is a place where the character of
the true patriot may be formed, and a founda
tion laid upon which a nation may build solid
hopes for future prosperity.
] Resolved, 4. That we will always remember
our beloved country St a throne of grace, pray
ing that God may give success to our army,
and bring us out of this war washed from every
national crime, and pure as a nation should be
pure. J. A. COLEMAN.
JAMES C. CLARE,
E. B. SNYDER.
We also submit the report of the Committee
on Sabbath School Conventions, which was
unanimously adopted:
Whebeas, Tbe Sabbath School cause needs
tbe uiuted and associated' efforts of all its ad
vocates, to make it successful in tbe consum
mation of nit that it designs to accomplish,
Therefore,
Boohed, 1. That an annual Convention of
tbe preaohers and laymen of the Juniata Dis
trict is esseotial.
Boohed, 2. That we will do all we can, in
Convention assembled, to promote the Sabbath
School cause.
Boolved, 3. That the Convention meet next
year on the second ..Tuesday In June.
Betolved, 4. That we will use our utmost en
deavors to secure a full attendance of the preach
ers and laymen of the Juniata District.
E. W. KIRBY,
W. A. HOUCK,
JOHN D. STEWART.
The Convention resolved to. hold its next ses
sion in Petersburg, Huntingdon county. Pa.
E B. Sstdku, Sec’y.
Tub Sidewalk* — We think the High Con
stable would be justified in returning one-half
the board-walks in this place as a nuisance—
if not realty dangerous to pedestrians. ;We
hare so often before mentioned this matter pith
so little success, that we deem this almost use
less, yet we hare a hope that a few of pur citi
zens, who notice the dilapidated condition of
their walks, will be kind enough to repair them.
Those who persist in leaving man-traps in the
walks in front of their property should be made
repair them, and that, too, before the winter
fully setsin. !
PociTBT. ic.—Ph% Halton wouU inform
the dti sens of Altoona, who are in pant of tur
key*, chicken*, eggs/batter, etc-, that he hap
on hand an excellent stock, which he will sell
at prices as reasonable as say other huckster
in the to wm CaU at bU reridence, near East
Wsrd sehool rooms, and choose foe yourselves.
mjg Thpj-s Is ■ firmer ip Putnam- county,
N. Y., who hae a mi|eof jMdwp. aipnami
is Farhad PPd h»‘has RirUu
“Eight onemilh.”
Tnaasa Exploit or a Bnia Cuwn
Bau. —The Boston Conti w publishes s' letter
•f s eorraepondeut on board the U. S', steamer
Mf., at Ship Island, October 28, giving an
tMswttflksdUr between that vessel and a
Kebel steamer, in which {the following extraor
dinary exploit of stifle cannon ball is- chroni
cled: ' ■ |
_ “ Daring the" notion I think we hit her four
times, and 1 know she bit ns with a 60 pound
rifle shell, (that is the way we got the exact
sue of her rifled gun.) The shell entered on
our starbOstd quarter, just above the iron part
of the hull; it cmd9 through tbo tide angling
aft, as we were a little Abaft his beam when
it struck ns,) and took the deck in the pas
sage way, between tiio state-rooms, and com
pletely cut off eighteen j of the deck plank,
and then struck a beam, which canted it up
a little so that it took the steam beating
pipes under onr dining table," cutting off
five of them, and tearing our dining table
all to pieces—then went through the stae-room
bulkhead and celling of the ship on the oppo
site side, and struck one of the outride timbers,
and broke every outside plank abreast of it
short off, from the spsr to tbe gnn deck; it then
fell down on to the eahui deck and exploded,
knocking four state rooms into one, breaking all
the glass and crockery wear, shattering the cabin
very badly, breaking np the furniture, and set
ting fire to the ship; but we bad three streams
of water upon the fire at very short notice, and
put it oot before it did any damage—keeping
np onr chose as though nothing bad happened.’'
No Mobs Anus From Emoland. —Letters re
ceived by the Asia state that the British Gov
ernment refuses to grant clearances from Eng
lish ports to vessels having on board arms for
the United States. Agents who are now abroad
purchasing arms for the Government or for arm
importers, will hereafter be compelled to ship
them from Bremen, Havre, or some other con
tinental port. This is only carrying out more
strictly than heretofore the Queen’s proclama
tioo of neutrality, which forbade the shipment
of all articles contraband of war to “either of
the belligerents.”
Skating Aocidrjit. — A : sad and fatal acci
dent occurred on Thursday in Harvard, Mass.
Four boys, one fourteen years of age named
Hiram Hapgood, two others' twelve and four
teen years of age, eons of Josiah Rand, and a
lad named Mnnroe. were skating on a mill
pond, and bad proceeded about one or two rols
from the shore, when the lice gave way, and all
were precipitated in to, the pater. Mud roe suc
ceeded in reaching the shore, but the other
three sank nod were drowned.
——
It is stated that the people of Charles
ton were so confident of gaining a brilliant vic
tory in the late eugagment that the.elite of the
city bad proceeded to Beaufort in the same
style as the Union civilians went to Centreville
to witness their expected ; triumph. The suc
cess of our fleet compelled them to precipitately
retire, panic-stricken and dismayed.
Ammunition ron Kentucky.— All powder
and lead owned by the city of Louisville, con
sisting of 760 kegs of the former, and 8 tons of
the latter, has been transferred to Indiana. It
will be manufactured into cartridges at the In
dianapolis arsenal, and sent back to the Indi
ana troops in Kentucky.
B&. Adams’ Express took from Boston about
fifty tons of “thanksgiving fixings’' for the
Massachusetts volunteers; in the vicinity of
Washington. The principal part of this large
quantity of eatables was sent by the families of
the soldiers.
just man will flourish in spite of
envy.
MARRIED.
On the Idtb. in«L, by the Rev. James Moore. Mr. JAMES
H. WILSON, of Frankstown, to MLm SARAH KRATZEB,
of Anbland Furnace.
DIED.
In this place, on Friday last, UPTON J., sou of C. W.
anti K, Fisher, aged 1 year.
In Uollidnysburg, ou the 2«’th inaL, Mr. JOHN KILL,
aged about 30 yean.
A RARE CHANCE.—A No. 1, half
•lx< TOIGHTLANDKR CAMERA, toother with
ail the AMBROTri'E FIXTURES, tor sale, with or with
out huti action. The instrument is a flrct-clas* one and
has boon need by the undersigned tor tea jean. Ini trac
tions will be Risen bn reasonable terms, for cash,'!/ appli
cation bo m.vie goon. Apply to
I U. W. FISHER,
Altoona.
Nor, 2S, 18G1.-3I
U s. army.—Wanted iume
• HIATKLY, FOR THIS TWELFTH REGIMENT
U. S. IN PANTRY, REGULAR SERVICE, a few more able
bodied men, between tbe ages of eighteen and thirty-five.
Pay ranges from $l3 to $23 per month, according to the
rank of the soldier. Each matt will be tarnished with
equipments, ample clothing and entafrteoce.. Quarters,
tael, and medical attendance free of charge. The pay of
each soldier commences as soon as be Is enlisted.
By an act lately passed, the term of enlistment has been
changed from fire to THREE YEARS, and every soldier
who serves that time Is entitled 1 to,
$lOO BOUNTY
from the Government. Attention is drawn to the feet
that the Government lias wisely commenced to promote
soldiers from the ranks. Advancement is, therefore, open
to all. j
For further information apply at the Recruiting Office,
on Virginia street opposite Lowtber’e Store. Altnotgu '
Lieut, J. 8. CAMPBELL.
12th InCmtry, Ul 8. A. Recruiting Officer.
Dissolution of partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership here
tofere existing between JOS. A. HAINES and WILLIAM
CAUR, in the Undertaking and Ctohinet-Making hutincu.
has been this day dissolved by'mutual consent.'
ggy» 1 bo Books of the late nrra of Ualnes k Carr are in
the hands of Jos. A. .HacWts, who Is authorised to settle
the accounts, and by whom the basinets will hereafter be
conducted. 1 JOS. A. HAINES,
October 28,1861.] WILLIAM CARR.
- . [Nor. 7, 1861 --3t] '
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters or Administra
tion on the'estate of JOSHUA HOOPER, Ute of Altoona,
Blair 00, deceased, bare hfen granted to the tndersigned
residing as aforesaid. All persons knowing themsel.es
indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment, and those having claims will present the same
duly authenticated for settlement.
John McClelland, Mm’r.
Altoona, Oct. at, 1861.-« t '
Administratrix's notice.—
Notice is hereby giveii, that Letters of Adminis
tmltra on the estate of Alexander Heftier, hate ’ qf the
Borough of Altoona, Blair county, dcc’d.faave been granted
to the undersigned, residing! as aforeseio. All persons
knowing tbemsetrre Indebted [to atod cstote are retaliated
to make immediate payment, and those baring claims
will present the same, duly authenticated, for settlement.
CATHABINE RKPNEB,
Altoona, Nor. 31,18611 Administratrix. .
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. —Notice if
hereby given. that Utters Testamentary oh the
estate of DANIEL McOACLET, late of Logan township.
Blair county, dec’d, hate been granted to the undersigned
residing os aforesaid. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those haring claims wBl present them,
dnly authenticated for settlement.
Nor. 33, ISffl-dt.. SAMUEL UAOF.RTY, Ba’r.
PAY UP J—NOTICE IS HEREBY
giren, that 1 have' placed my Books and Accounts
in the hands of . Joan Chums, Esq., ft>r settlement and
collection. All persons knowing themselves indebted to
me are requested to call on Squire Urilßn and settle their
•ccoantßpn ‘or befurd tin l&th of DdenAvr wxtj rati
thereby ssre themselves torther costs. „„
Nor, 53,1861-31 JOHN HAMILTON.
FENCING SCHOOL!
GENTLEMAN who wish to learn the
beautiihl'srt offcnolng with the right sword, b*Ve
now a very good chance to *•<>, J>7 E PP*ti?3 .*?
Corner qf Carolines and St*.
aUiLMaoU wfll be girencither in the morning ot ln
theevenlng. tr«* the w»w Vrsooh method of the celebraf
ted Jena Unis, on moderate terms. I '
PROP. O.i. WOOD’S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
- ' a .
BLOCS) RENOVATOR
T 8 precisely Wtatt He muse indicates, for while rHSaaanrto
A the taste, it ie revivifying, exhilarating and strength
ening to the vitel power*. It aleo rev! viSea, reinstates and
renews the blood in ail its original parity, and thnaw*.
Murea and render* the system invulnerable to ettackr of
disease. It » the only preparation seer oCered to the
world in a popular Sntaeou to.be within the reach of SB.
So chemically and skillfully combined as to be the most
powerful tonic, end yet so perfectly ndepted to at to act it
perfect aaxrdatux with ike lattt efmahtre, and knee soothe
the eeeateet ttemaek and tone ap the digestive organs, and
allay ail aervtma and other irritation. It la nlao perfectly
exhilarating in its effecta, and yet it b never fenowad -by
lassitude or depremkm of spirits. It Is composed entirety
of vegetable*, cad those thoroughly oombhung powerful
tonic and soothing properties, and eoneeqaently can never
ini ore. As son preventive and cure of
Oaxeonrnon, Baoncmxis, Ismsnsnon, Dnrsnu, Lees
or, Aeemva, Finrratsa, Ntxvocs lurueturr,
Kconauu*, Paunanon or rax Hun.
Übluschou, Niokt Swests, Lax
oooa, Onmtxos, an au. nar
cues or cases to rsamreur
ratal, extras nnxu
• wsaxmes, an in
uooiAnrme.
THEBE IS NOTHING ITS EQUAL.
Also, Liter Derangements or Torpidity, and Liter Com
plaints, Diawacfl of th« Kidney, or say nnerAl dnuun*
went -of tbe Urinary orgmus.
nJiv WUI uot cur * tbe debility following CHILLS nod
FEVER, but prevent all attacks arising from Miasmatic
cure the diseases at once, If already attacked.
*-tTZV* lert should bare a l»ottl© with them, ti it will in-
BRlUbty prevent any deleterious eooseQoeoces following
upon change of climate and water.
As it prevents costlveness, straugtbm the digestive or*
ganSy it should be in tbe of all persons of ledeutarr
habits. *
Ladiet not accustomed to much oat-door exercise should
always use It.
Mother* should use it, for It is a perfect relief, taken a
month or two before the final trial, she will pass the
dreadfol period with perfect ease and safety.
There m~ro nuiiale about it*
Tiff, CORDIAL 18 ALL WE CLAIM FOB IT!
MOTHERS TMY ITU
And to you wc appeal, to detect the Uluoea or decline
not only uf your daughters before it be too late, bat also
your sons and husbands, for while the former from false
delicacy, often go down to n premature grave, rather than
let their condition be known in time, the Utter are often
so mixed up srith the excitement of business, that if it
were not Sir you, they too, would travel in the name down
ward path antil it is too late to arrest their tatal foil. But
the mother ia always vigilant, and to yon wo oonffdeatly
appeal; for wearemre your never-foiling affection will
unerringly point yon to PROF. WOOD’S RESTORATIVE
CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR as the remedy
which should always be on band In time of need.
O. J. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broadway, New York, and
114 Market Street, St. Louis. Price $1 per bottle.
For sale in Altoona by A. ROUSII, Agent, and oil good
Druggists. [Jana », 1861,-lyeow
NEW GOODS
FOR FALL AND WINTER,
Jutl Arrived and Now Being Opened at
- MoCORMIOK’S STORE,
IN THE OLD PLACE,
WE respectfully invite Purchasers to
call and examine oar stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, as we think they will be found, upon examination,
to compare favorably with any other assortment In the
place, as well in quality as in price, although we are not
prepared to say (m some of oar Brother Chips have said,)
that some descriptions Of £o?*s have not advanced in
price, fur in doing so wo would come in contact with the
intelligence of the people, os every boy of six years old
knows better—that wo cannot sell domestic goods at old
prices, unless we bay an Inferior quality.
Wc have a foil assortment of Quods, embracing all the
usual varieties, such as FRESH COFFEES, TEAS, SU
GARS, SYRUPS, SPICKS, AC., to make op the foil
FAMILY GROCERY.
Also, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Ac., Ac., with n
general assortment uf
Ready-made Clothing,
FOR MEN AND BOYS, from a fine dress coat down to a
moukey-Jackct.
Also, a full assortment of HARD WA RE,
CEDAR WARE, QUEENSWA RE,
CROCKESr WARE,
Aud as to
IDIfY GOODS,
oar assortment is complete; and as wo have adopted the
CASH SYSTEM, as near as we can, we are enabled to sell
at much lower prices than when we gave a general credit.
We therefore feel very grateful to our friends and a gen*
erous Public for the very liberal patronage heretofore
given us, and hope, by strict attention to business and a
full determination to please our patrons in prices and
qualities, to retain the same—still adhering closely to so
old motto—“Qioe& Sdct and Small Pra&Ul*
[Oct. 31, ’6l-tf.J OLD STAND, North Ward.
A PERFECT FIT WARRANTED.
D. W. A BELFOED,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ViboiliiA Street, Opposite Jaooard’s Store.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
THE EAST, the largest assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.j
BCITABL* FOR
GENTLEMENS WINTER WEAR >
that hai ever been offered to the cititeds of Alfoona.
An examination of my stock will bo sufficient to convince'
any one that X can eopply the « ants of the community in
this line.
s9*l am also prepared to MAKE UP work on the
shortest notice, and IN TUB LATEST STYLE OF THE
FASHION. I feel confident that I can give
AS NEAT AND PERFECT A FIT
as can be had outride of the very best establishments in
the cities.
I invito an inspection bf my goods and work, knowing
that they, will speak better for toe than anything I could
say in an advertisement.
Altoona, Nov. 23, 1861-tt
NEW FALL GOODS.
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.
Invite attention to their LARGE; VARIED asdllANß*
SOME assortment of
NEW FALL GOODS,
Embracing all thu NEWEST STYLES in RILES, PRESS
GOODS, CLOAKS. EMBROIDERIES, and
FANCY DRY GOODS.
Also, a fun assortment ofMODRNINOCOODS, WHITE
GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITS, Ac.
«-Tltis stock. U .principdUy T. W EVANS A CO.’S
OWN IMPORTATION, having Men selected in the beet
Enropean Markets, expressly for their own Retail Trade,
and will be found unsnrpatfsed for Style, Quality, and
REASONABLE PRICES.
IffoS. 818 and 820 ChOsnut St.,
BELOW CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
Philadelphia.
N. B. Wholesale buyers will find it advahtageotnl to
examine this Stock. [OctlT-Sm.]
ON HAND AGAIN—WB^AVE
THE pleasure of announcing to our customers and
all others, that we are uo handt agaln with alargeSnd
varied stock of v
FALL GOODS; I
and as onr old stock was btatdifully denned on*, those who
feel inclined to patronise ua will have the advantage or
selecting from an nlmoat entirely
NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
of goods, which we feel confident will be sold as cheap M
the cheapest. We particularly Invite oar lady friends to
call fftfit Examine onr splendid line ol
Dress Goods, &e-,
which we think cannot fail to please.
/. A J. LOWTHER.
Altoona, Oct. 9th, 180131.'
CONFEOTiONfiRY
AND OYSTER SALOON.
rpHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD IN-
I BOBU the oilmens of Altoona and ricinity that his
CONFECTIONERY, NDT and FECIT StOBB, is always
supplied with the rery best srtielea to be hud, and in gnjat
variety. He has also an |
OYSTER SALOON L
attached to’hi* store, In *hlehhe#iU«erTe npOTSTEIU*
in every style dnring the season.
FSJCS&BAKJSP SBZAD £ riESalwpyi o* -
lie isat all time# prepared to sapphr cakes, candles, Ac. y
for pic-nlcs and other parties. fik Itatitbs a share of pnWit
patronage, believing that he can HMftffttP wtkkftlop to
all. \ i
Remember, hie store and saloon Is onVlwdnUsttoctJwd'
doortbdmrfsUoai’i Hallv- utW ROSBX.
Altoona, Oct. 10,1861-tf
Timber and Farm bud Wanted.
d> Q AAA —A gcnerftl assortment of
SA.STJ,
united for Conntry Trade, edit be exchanged for Real
Estate, at Wholesale prises. Improredpro^wi^rderfed.
VH North Twelfth Streep ftn»drt|>hla.
Nor- 7,IML-3 mqs. . ‘ - . ■■ .
Blanks of all descriptions
■foatly ahd expeditiously executed at (his olßee.
DR, WM. Bi OTRD’S
MOUTH WASH,
X SUM nSIDT FOB A
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTHS,
DISEASED SLEEPING GUMS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Aofithe best specific now in use for any
diseased condition of the 'month. It io par*
Ucniariy heneßrial to percent wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every taint of the nMtk, ahneah.
tag and removingaUiapnruias,loaning
A SWEET BREATH
loan who urn It. No Toma Lasr or Tom Osmouk
who la afllfeted with
A BAB BREATH
should delay applying thia remedy, Ow II fe atcelfadn cere,
nod is approved and rvnniniafiailed by every physician nor
der whose notice it baa been broagfal.
A Ban Busts ix an offence fer which Ihera is no axcwaa
while
DR. WM. B. HURD'S
MOUTH WASH
can be procured.
Many person* catty with them* bad breath, greatly to
the annoyance and often to the disgnet of those with
whom they come in contact, wfthout being conscious at
the foot. To relieve this,
us* ip. *S. b. irußD’g mouth wash
Cleanliness of the month is at greet Impovtgnre tn the
geneVml health, which is often effected, nad not unfre
quently seriously impaired; through want of scope* et
tentianlottilscnhjpA^
Use Dr, Win. B. HlriiVMoiifh W«sk
Prepared at Dr. Hurd’* Dental Office,
No. 77, Fourth Street, Brooklyn, B. D, ti
Price 37 Cents per Boms.
A liberal discount made to Dealers.
Pof Addreu Principal Office, Tribune
Buildings, No. 1, Spruce Street, |
New York.
Sold also by Caswell, Meek A Co, Plfth-Avene Hotel)
J. A I. Coddington, 716 Broadway; D. 8. Barnet, SO?
Broadway, and by all Druggists.
DR. WM. B. HURD’S !
TOOTH POWDER:
This Powder possesses the
CARBONIC WltHOtt TUB INJURIOUS PROPERTIES
OF CHARCOAL,
tg. m actios szixe xannxu ascsAsiciL-prousniXß
wivaocT vuim tax nmi. "•
Dr. Wm. B. Hurd’s Tooth Powder
is Recommended bg all Eminent Eeniiete,
Prepared: at Dr. Hurd’s Dental Office,-
No. 77, Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E. D.
PRICK 25 CENTS PER BOX.
A liberal discount mode to. Dealers.
Addreu Principal Office, Tribune Suildinge, No.
1, Spruce Street , New York.
1 Sold also by Caswell, Mock A Co, Fifth Arcane Hotel;
J. A I. Coddington, 716 Broadway; D. B.' Bernes, JM
Broadway, end by nit Druggists.
DR. WM. B. HURD S
nmmm imps,
FOB THB CUBS OF
TOOTHACHE
produced by exposed nerves.
It is particularly adapted to all cases of children afflicted
ntiU ‘ 1
TOOTHACHE.
Parents Can reHere themselves from that distressing
weariness caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP,
Odd their children' firotn great tafleriag, by keeping a bot
tle of . y • • '
Dr. Wm. 8.. Hard’s TwtKacbe Drafts
m the booee.
Prepared at Dr, Hard’s Dental. Office,
No. 77, Fourth Street, Brooklyn, B. D;
Peice only 12} Cts. pbb Bottle.
A liberal discount made to Dealers. :
Addrtu Principal O/Set, TribuneßmUingt, No.
I, fyrilie Street, Meta tart.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack A Co, Fifth-Avenae llptei;
J. A I. Ooddihcton, TU Broadway; 6'. 8. Banes, 3M
Broadway, and by all Druggists.
DR. WM. B, HURD'S
Itailjia flasiers!
TOR THX CURB OF
NEURALQIA f
dr Toothache produced eold*.
■ : LOCAL NECBALOIA [
it immediately crated bytheif ' ;
t&dy act Uk* a charm, end ate wnrfoette ktnalwt Jm
their paten; do pot produce a faUeier.aad laavqraoiw
pleaaant results.
Dr. Wn. B. Hurt’s Nemlgjs PofiWS
never fsß to gjKre satisfaction to all who tost tbeir rirthe.
Prepared at Dr. Hnird’g DEntalOSoe,
No. 77, Fourth StreeVßrb&klyn/B'. D. j
PRICE OSllt U pBHTS BACH.
Addreu Principal OfjUt, Tribune Builduut, ifo.
BoMalsokyCtowell, VadrJt'Ot, FlfttoAvenvJWeU;
N'or.M.Wßl-ly.
CANKER.
HEADQUARTER
drofcs £ (Bwtr|
EMPORIUM!
NEW STOCK, HEW ITEM,
LOW FHIOBSf
rrilE undersigned WOULD R&
X BPRCWCtLT MMiKototh. Udta>nd SoatW
omo of Altoona and ▼kiottf, Inal M> ana puaN
th* antibb gitiCK ora. &mynr tsxcd£'
sbr or manch as» ansir max*, altoosa,
whore flay are now recotTtng and tuning
A LABOR AKS OOWLXTK ASSOBTjtBUt Of
LADIES/
Wain and fancy Eras CUmmU,
Cdn»hfiii*of PLAIN 1 and fIOURSO SILKS,
Bombasines,
, BEPRAS,
IRENCH MBRINOB,
THIBET CLOTHS,
COBtfRQS, Main and Fatef
WOOL DELAINES,*
Chlldraa’a Fancy SACK FLANNELS,
ALPACAS.
Plain and Printed CASHMERES, LAVELLAB,
Mohair, ■
BEBEOES,
PERSIAN TWILL,
COMMON BELAINES*
and an indlefc Taritij of Uta
Latest Style Prints.
MEN'S WEAR.
CLOTHS,
PLAIN AS» ri»C* OiRSIHEBBS,
onions,
CASHMttKISf .
TWKRDB, .
mss. .... .
COBBtROIS,
. Burir*R» amx drills
XICKtKOi' ’ .
ASH HICKOET BTRIPB.
WOOLEN UOOItS.
A I'CLL AND COMpIkTK STOCK 0>
SINCE? AND DOCBLK BHOCIIE WOOLEN AND KfcW
BLANKETS,
nubias. and lames’ ixtr cftuAisN’s hoods
WHITE GOODS.
miss hnbN, ..
• ■ ■ . CAMBRICS.
. , . .VICTORIA DAWNS, -
PLAIN AND DOTTED SWISS. BQBINKT9, .. .
EDGINGS, AND TDD
Collabs Jest atxi mt iakni in tftoop*.
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS* CAPS
&ui ik i DstEixbusD 46 sett,'
CbeaCpfer fhkn the Cheaplegi'
Dboir iMortineat of
WOOIAt ttOStSRV
■v, -■ ~ . r -*» .h. .m-■ . .
HAMWAEK, ttCEIIISWAIIv
GROCERIES, FLOUR, BACON,
GHEKBE, SYBIIPB, add
MACgBSISt. HERRING,. ,
CEDAR AND WILLOW WAKE,
fiifCfl'Mi) MEDICINES, ./i
1 GAMBON AND FlStt
add, ii fact, everjtfcißg i&A*% fdjft |
' . v St6hV
•&s*». MtinlV fc»
CASH. iaAm ttwy WlJ.'t BBM. TOR ■;. :~“V;
' TT. •-AVr : ' ‘-HT 'i X
r»'oV. h, isa-Sair . f
an&
3TSLK RIBBED -
CASHMERE SHAWLS,
COMFORTS,
NICEST jUCO CHEAPEST' LOl’ Of
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