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LOCAL items.
jtxtooN.v Bobodoh Election. —The following
L the ifsult of the electtou, held on Friday last,
for Borough Officers. It will be seen that the
L cket nominated at the Citizens’ Meeting was
Elected, with one exception, that of Justice of the
httee The names of the Citizens’-candidates are
L. ia Boman, Union candidates in Italic, and In
[lependents marked thus •. Those marked thus t
CLe on both tickets:
One/ Burge*. E.W., W.W., N.W Total
John Allison, < < 75 2 ~
fp T. Caldwell, 39 20 12 71
; Justice of the Peace.
Jonathan Conrad, 41 47 15
! John 11. Humes, 42 34 65
IWm. H. Pemival,* 62 16 U
Toicn Council.
John London, t 111 85 63
Jacob Hesser, 66 <4 33
Jus. //• Dysart, 46 21 84
Constable.
Joseph K. Ely, 126 83 47
Pinckney Jt Clark* 18 11 32
School Directors.
H. C. Dem,t
Jas. Lowther,
A. H. iliiiwtll,
129 91 73
67 65 37
66 33 37
Astestor.
Daniel Price,t
Astutqnt Assessors*
Joahua Kelly,t 120 W
Jacob Wagner, t 110 88 6-
120 95 69
Auditor,
J. A. Nichols, 82 98 42
C. E. Springer, 36 10 2-
Jndge of Elections, E. IV,
John Warfel, 75
Solomon Boyer, 32
Inspectors, E. W.
ffm. Rodamer,
John Hickey,
Samuel Shank,
o/" Election!, N. IF.
John Shoemaker,
Robert Messimer,
Inspectors, N. IF.
Alexander McCormick, 15
Robert Green, 26
Samvel Black, 14
We have not been furnished with the vote for
election officers in Wert Ward. We learn, however,
that the following persons, on Citizens’ Ticket,
were elected, viz:—Jndge of Elections—Michael
Clabaugh; Inspectors—George W. Kessler, John
Bowman. .. *
Altoona, Februarir 22.—Onr Borough is full
of life to-night, n grind illumination and torch- |
light procession being in progress. Many of our |
public buildings, and stores are illuminated, and
flags are flying in all directions. Tire torchlight 1
procession is now marching through onr principal l
streets, and making a grand display of flags ban
ners and transparencies. This evening a hundred
grns were fired on the hill in East Ward.— Special
Dispatch to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
If the person who furnished the above intended
that it should be understood ironically, we give Iran
the credit of being a pretty fair reporter; but if he
intended otherwise, we would deem him an apt
scholar of Tom Pepper. We were about h little
on the evening in question, but could not observe
that our Borough was more “full of life” than
usual, and as for the “ grand illumination and
torch-light procession” wo think they were all in
the eye and down the throat of thcluquirer's repor
ter. We did not observe a single house or busi
ness place illuminated, and the flags which reporter
observed “flying in all directions,” was no doubt
a hallucination produced by the-torch-light proces
sions. True, there were quite a numberj of flags
flying thronghout the day, hut they hod mostly
been hauled in before dark. Of the torch-light
procession we hardly know how to speak. It was
a most magnificent failnre, either os a reality or a
burlesque. It consisted of some 20 or 25 boys
carrying lamps used by the “Wide Awakes’or
‘ Minute Men,” in the campaign of ’GO, and one
small transparency, Altogether it resembled a
“ Salt River procession” much more than a dem
onstration in honor of the recent achievements of
the arms of the Union, or a commemoration of the
birthday of the “Father of his Country.” The
last sentence in the above report is the only cor
rect one. Those who had charge of “ little Union”
fulfilled their part of the programme, and thus par
tially redeemed the character of the proceedings
of the evening. May we never look upon the like
again.
A. M, L. & R> B. A.—At a meeting of the
Altoona Mechanics' Library and Beading Boom
Association, on Friday Evening last, a resolution,
offered by X. P.; Sargent, Esq., was passed, elect
ing the President, General Superintendent, and
Chief Engineer, of the Pennsylvania Bail Bead
Company, honorary members of the Association.
The following gentlemen were elected active
members;—Prof. John Miller, Dr. J. M. Gemmill,
D. J. Neff, L. Stewart, T. J. Gregg, M. J. Swank,
George F. Huff, Charles Welsh, and John Hile
man.
An informal report from the Committee on Out
standing Dues was made, and.it was
Resolved, That all money obtained—except such
as is actually necessary for a few current expenses
—should at once be applied to the purchase of new
books. %
The following periodicals and newspapers have
been subscribed for, for the year 1862:
Magazines —“ Rebellion Record,” “Journal of
Franklin Institute," “Atlantic Monthly," “Eclec
tic Magazine,” “Harper’s Monthly,” and “ Godey’s
Lady’s Book."
Daily Naptpapfrs— li Forney's (Phila.) Press”
and “New York Tribune.”
Weekly, Newspapers —“ Louisville Journal,”
“ Scientific American,” and “Altoona Tribune.”
Some interesting donations' to the Cabinet of
Minerals of the Association were then received,
and the Board adjourned.
Sr. Vales tine’s Day.— We are pleased to re
cord that St. Valentine’s Day has been passed this
year without attracting attention, or the exchange
of those unsightly carricatnrcs intended to wound
the feelings. The fact that all inail matter must
new be pre-pedd hasundoubtedly contributed much
to break down toe detestable, practice, alone en
gaged in by toe low and vulgar. Those who send
neat or expensive valentines to toe fair sex, have
no hesitancy in paying postage therefor, but. toe
“ sell” is all taken ont of toe vulgar ones by having
to pre-pay postage. The day was always “more
boomed in toe breach than the observance,” and
never more so than this year.
“Ox to Na»hville!” —This is the heading of
a regr important advertisemcntin another column,
which the ladies needn’t read. '
Scddbm Deaths.—Dr. Hall, in bis Journal of j
Health, savs that very few sudden deaths which I
are said to arise from disease of the heart do really '
arise from that cause. To ascertain the real origin I
of sodden deaths, the doctor says the experiment j
has been tried in Europe, and reported to a scien
tific- Congress held at Stiasbnrgh. ■ Sixty-six cases
of sudden deaths were made the subjects of a thor
ough post mortem examination. ■; In these coses
onlv two were found who died front diseases of the
heart. Uine out of the sixty-six died from apo
plexy, while there were forty-six cases of conges
tion of the lungs; that is, the lungs were so full of
blood they could not work, there not being room
enough for a sufficient quantity of air to enter to
support life. The doctor goes on to enumerate the
causes that may produce congestion of the lungs.
They are cold feet, tight shoes, tight clothing, cos
tiveness, sitting still until chilled through after
being warmed by labor or a rapid walk, going:too
suddenly from a dose heated room into the cold
air, especially after speaking, and sudden depres
sing news operating on the blood. These causes
of sadden death bejng known, nn avoidance of
them may serve to lengthen our : valuable lives,
which would otherwise be lost under the very diet
of a heart complaint. That disease is supposed to
be incurable, and hence men may not take the
pains they would to avoid sudden death if they
"knew it fey in their power. . ■
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SOMETUISO TOR THE COUNTY COMMIBBIONKRB.
—On Wednesday Inst, in the House, Mr. Pershing,
from the Committee on Ways and Means, reported
a resolution, which passed, that thfeCommissioners
of each county be requested to inform their res
pective representatives of the number of families
of volunteers, and the number of persons compo
sing each family, who receive aid from the county,
and the amount paid each family , per week, and
the aggregate amount, paid by the county up to
this date; and that the clerk bo directed to have
circulars printed, t<7he forwarded;to the Commis
sioners of the ' respective counties, to be returned
with the information required.
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Shocking.— On Tuesday night last, a stock car,
in which there were four horses, caught fire from
the locomotive, while coming over the mountain,
and burned two of the horses so shockingly that
they had to be killed. The other two were also
considerably burned, but, it is thought they will get
well. The sight of those most severely burned
was indeed sickening to look upon. Their ears
were almost burned off, their eyes burned out, and
all the hair, and the skin in many places, burned off.
Three Lectures. —We are; pleased to be able
to announce. to our readers that an arrangement
has been perfected with Dr. Bettleheim for the de
livery of three lectures, on Japan, in the Presby
terian Church, in this place, on. the evenings of
the 6th, 10th and 13th of March. The proceeds
of the lectures are for the benefit of the Sabbath
School connected with the Church. The price of
tickets will be 20 cents for each lecture, or 50 cts.
for the course.
Fatal Accident.—J. Wesley Gilliuul, a brake
man ou the Huntingdon and Broad Top coal
trains, -was instantly killed in Huntingdon on
Wednesday last. He was standing upon the plat
form of the.rear car, and while the train was hack
ing up on the Pennsylvania tiding, a sudden jar
threw him off’, and falliug upon (he track the car
passed over liim, completely severing his head
from ids bodv.
New' Map.— The agent has been
in town for some days, selling Mitchell’s new Na
tional Map. We can recommend it as being a
good work and worthy of patronage. In fact we
can hardly see how a man can get along without
one of these new maps at thi* time; Every per
son who can spare the money should have one.—
Thcv are exceedingly beautiful as well as useful.
Boarding. —Mrs. Confer desires us to say to
the public’that she does not Intend to quit keeping
boarders, as has been reported. On the contrary
she will continue the business, and hopes to receive
a liberal patronage. She is .prepared to accommo
several more boarders. , “
Troops Going East. —Coli Lehman’s 103rd
Regiment, from Kittaning, and Col. Slaughdecker s
lUth Regiment, from Erie, passed through this
place, this week, on their way to Baltimore, there
to take ship for some Southern port.
<3* Amlp Ciaubaugh has a; few more gross of
'those excellent India-rubber coated Flntina-pqinted
pens. Get a box of them and; stop your growling
about bad pens. • ;
A Few Worm to Cash Bcyeus.—The “Pan
ic Store" being the only one in this section of the
State that sells exclusively for cash, and at cash,
prices, the proprietor wishes to impress a few facts
and figures upon the minds of cash buyers;
Ist, That he has but one price on his goods, and
that price only five per cent; advance on cost.
2d, That by doing a strictly cash business he
can and docs sell cheaper than ally, house which
does a credit, because, Ist, parties baring at a
credit store, even though they pay cash for their
purchases, pay credit prices,; for the reason that
the proprietors of credit stores are afraid to sell to
cash customers at lower figures than they do to
their credit customers, lest'their credit customers
should find it out and withdraw their patronage;
and, because 2d, by selling for cash only he gets
no bad accounts on his bookstand loses no money,
consequently he is not compelled to tax paying
customers to make up his losses on non-paying
ones. , ,
3d. For proof of these assertions he refers to
the following figures: :
All styles of Prints sold elsewhere at 16 cents
■per yard, he sells at 12} cts. per yard.
Domestic Ginghams only 12} cts. per yd. sold
elsewhere at 16 cts. • - . ~
I Extra Heavy Brown Sheeting, 1 yard wide,
141 cts.
All fcinda of Dry Goods sold at old prices.
Extra Syrup Molasses, such as Lovering’s and
other standard brands, only 60 cts. per gallon
sold elsewhere at 75 cts. per gallon. Sugar-house
Molasses 85 cts. per gallon—sold elsewhere at
50 cts. per gallon. ■ , , ,
Fine Black Tea only 60 cents per lb.—sold
elsewhere at $l.OO per lb. _
Wedgewood’s fine. Iron-stone Tea Sets —tfa
pieces—only s3.B7—sold elsewhere at $5.00 and
$5.50. Common Tea Sets only 20 cte.—sold
elsewhere at 25 and 30 cts. :
Fine Calf-skin Shoes only $l.OO per pair; here
tofore sold at $1.50. Black LasHng Gaiters—
warranted —only $1.20 per pair; heretofore sold
ate $1.76. Men’s Kip Boots only s2.6o—sold
elsewhere at $4.00 and $4.50.
Carpets from 12i cte. per yard np to all wool at
62} cte. per yard.' . , .
Call and examine, and price for yourselves.
\ B. A. O. KERB.
Sf- N B —Agent for the celebrated Family Sewing
Machines of Wheeler » Wilson (which tee always
keep on hand). '■
AxiroosA, Feb. 13, 1862.rtf.'
UABBUSB.
On the 13th lost., by Rev; A. IL Sembower, Mr. LIGHT
NKR PANCAKE to Miss SUSAN SMITH, all of this place.
On the 18th inat., by ltev..Geo. IT. Young. Mr. JAMES
A. QUINN, of Tyrone, td Mias ANNIE M. VANSCOYC, of
Camp Spring, BUir Co., Pa;
On the 4th Inst, by Rev. J. A. Coleman, Hr. ABBUEY
COX to Miw MARQARfiT ALICE WILLIAMS, both of
Antis township, Blair Cp„ Pa.
On the 18tn inat., by the itmc, Mr- H. C. M’CAMANT to
Bliss MARY BEYER, both of Blair Co., Pa.
On the sotb inat n by the same, Mr. WILLIAM GARD
NER to Mlsa MARY E. MOORE, ot Bla* Co„ Pa.
DIED.
Near Martinabnrg. this county, on the 14tb Inst., Mrs.
MAGDALENE KENNEDY, aged 78 yean, 10 months and
17 days. i
In Harrisburg, on the 11th insh, WALTER 8., eon of
Samuel D. Young, aged 20 years, 11 months and 21 days.
GAUTION. —All persons are hereby
warned against trusting any person on my account,
without au order; as 1 will pay no debts so contracted;
WM. H. AKE.
Logan Tp n Blair Co., Feb. 22d, 1862^-St.
CAUTION— WHEKEAS MY WIFE
CATHARINE has left my feed and board without
Just cause or provocation, this is to warn all persons not
to harbor or trnst her pn my account, as I will pay no
debts of her contracting after this date, unless compelled
by law. THOMAS WOODS.
Feb. 20, 1882.-ot. / ■
INSTRUCTIONS IN MUSIC.—Mrs.
BRUNKEB, Music Teacher, Residence on Virginia
street, two doors North of the Lutheran Church, Altoona.
Terms —$10 per term ($a invariably in advonce) for In
structions cither on the Piano. Guitar, Melodon, or Organ.
Madame B. has had the advantage of a first-class Eu
ropeau Musical education,and is known to bo a competent
Teacher.' ; ' \
No charge for the use of the instrument or for instruc
tions in vocal music.
Altooka, Feb. 20,1862.-3 me*.
“On to Nashville!"
FALL IN LINE, AND MARCH
STRAIGHT TO
GEIS & PUTT'S STORE!
Corner of Annie & Branch Streets,
EAST ALTOONA.
rfVHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING ON
I hand a LARGE STOCK OP GOODS which they
are determined to close ont before laying in their Spring
Stock, are now selling the same
AT LESS THAN FIRST COST.
Please look at the following figures, then
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
Wo will sell the BEST DELAINES ot 20 cts. per yd.
■■ “ PRINTS nt 12'i “ “
« “ “ GINGHAMS at 1214 “ “
« “ GOOD 6ATINETTS at 30 “ “
“ “ LADIES' KID SHOES at $l.lO per pair.
« MEN’S KIP BOOTS at 1.60 “
“ “ ALL WOOL CARPET a t 56 eta. per yd.
“ “ All Wool STAIR CARPET at 35 “ “
“ “ BEST RIO OOFEBE at 20 cts. per lb,
“, ■* MOULD CANDLES at “ “
Queensware. at First Cost
CARBON OIL LAMPS
SELLING A 1 65 CENTS, (WORTH $1.00,)
ALL KINDS OF
6S CEa S 3
AT LESS TUAN FIRST COST IN THE CITT!
G KEY SACK FLANNEL at 33 cpi. par yard.—worth 40.
RED “ “ at 20 cU. per yard.—worth 23.
In [act, we will sell everything we hare at a Seduced
Price.
Call Early and get Bargains.
GEIS & PLITT.
Feb. 28,1562.-IC.
JPoblic Sale
OF
HORSES AND CATTLE.
THE Subscriber will expose to Sale by
Public Outcry, ail his residence, at Bell’s Mills, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 4th, 1863,
the following described personal Property, to wit:
13 WORK HORSES, , 3 MILCH COWS.
6 3 YEAR OLP COLTS, LOT OF YOUNG CATTLE,
1 2-YEAR OLD COLT, 1 BREEDING SOW,
1 YEARLING COLT, LOT <JF PIGS,
30 HEAD OF SHEEP. TO BE SOLD IN LOTS OF 10.
THRESHING MACHINE 4 HORSE POWER,
THREE WAGONS,
LOT OF WAGON GEARS, 1 SET SILVER-MOUNTED
SINGLE HARNESS. ! SET BLACK MOUNTED
SINGLE HARNESS, AC- AC., AC-
Nma Months CitEDiT will be given the purchasers ol
the above mentioned property.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., on *aiu day,
when attendance will be given by . J
SAMUEL MILLIKEN.
Bell’s Mills, Feb. 13,1862,-—3t.
Administration notice.
Letters of Administration on the estate of SAMU
KL DUNLAP, late of Aljtoona, Blair county, deceased, hare
been granted to the Undersigned. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested tp make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated for setlemcnt.
8, M. WOODKOK, ikdm’r.
Jan. 25th, ISG2.-Ct
MUSIC!— INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
on the Plano-Forte and Melodeon, by Miss M.
MAKER. Terms. $lO per quarter. No charge fur
the use of tho Instrument. Residence on Catharine Street,
West Altoona. [Jan* 16, ISM.-'-tfc
Receipts and expenditures
of Blair county, Pa. from the Stlv da; of January,
A. D. 1861, up to and Including tho 7.h day of January,
A. D. 1862.
DR*
The Treasurer, John McKeago, Esq., charges himself with
• tho following accounts, to wit:
To cash received from John Liugafelt, lato Treas*
urer , $2,873 51
To cash received from Collectors—
Timothy Davis, Oaysport 80r0ugh..~..1854 10 00
John Andcrsoh, Logan T0wn5hip......J1867 1 06
Jacob Dell, Catharine 1858...... 48
Jamcs'McFhorsan, AoelsTp 1359 603 70
Jacob Good, Altoona;. “ 40 00
Abraham Robinson, Blair 53 44
£nrtz Canffman, Frankstown * 47 43
Michael Wike, Hqston “ 65 00
William Stoke, Tyrone Bor “ 50 00
Alex Rutledge, woodberry . 317 10
Joseph K. Ely, Altoona 1860 235 43
Peter H Wilt, Allegheny “ 01 00
Cyras Matcer, Catherine “ 155 54
John B Kephart, Freedom 61 22
Samuel Dodson,Groerpfield “ 40 00
II L Patterson, Qaysport. 119 80
James Coleman, Logan
A 6 Morrow, Martinsbnrg
Henry Bnrget, N Woodberry.
Jimes S Plummer, Snyder....,*
Samnol R Shlffler, Tay10r....*...
Edward Tate, Tyrone Tp ,
Peter Emclgh, Blair...
Jac-ib Hoover, Huston
George W Ruse, Hollidaysburg.......
Robert Alexander, W00dberry...,,...
Albert Wilson, Frankstown.i..
George H Darker, Freedom
John Lowe, Caysport ..
Michael Reffner, Juniata,.,
WQliam Robison,
Adam Fonse, Boston
James Williamson, HolUdnysbnrg
Benjamin F Roller, tfoodberry.,
John H Stfcfflcr, Allegheny
James McPherson, Antis...
Joseph B Hlleiiian, Altoona...
Thomas Buchanan, Blair
Fred Uyle» Catharine
Joseph Stiffler,Frankstown...
Henry Dibert, Greenfield
John H Haffley,
Henry Woodberry..
Samuel RSmffler, Taylor
Alexander Bysart, Tyrono Tp.
Wijllatri Kakin, Snyder
James U QMer, Tyrone Bor..
Michael Black,. on Loai^
Dr A Johnston do
Oeorgo L Cowan -do
John London • do
Peter Cyphers do
James Fry do
Caleb Coyer do
Matilda Shoemaker do
Valentine Plemple do
Pcftsr B Wllti B«q » po
Adam Bnryet ■. gdo
Henry Plenxple, \ do JfJ JJJ
Charles Kean, do 150 00
Caehfromaaleof old Furniture from oat of offices 560
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To fctlimw due Blair 00., in hittdi of Trmuiw, $2.403~f1l
CR.
The Treasurer, John McKeage, Eaq-» •»** «**** fot
following disbursements, to wit:
•»—• JJ
Directors of thrPoor JJ 4 J J®
Fries© A Gingery,oa bridge c0ntract......... *4B 00
Valentino Plemple do -•
Jonathan Rhnle do 1957 44
John Gingery do *2 22
8 R Scbmucker do 180 00
Jacob Fries do 60 00
D 8 Kbule, for drafts Ac for bridges 16 9?
U A Caldwell, Cl’k toCommlss*rs,bal. on 1860, 247 56
do do do on saTy, 1861, 253 09
Geo**e L Cowan, 06. Commias’r 125 00
George K.oon do on balanoS....iV.i~4 8 00
*Do do 162 00
EMJwnee do on dayly pay..i.*.. 122 00
Do do sup.-vault A bridge 73 00
James Funk, Sheriff, on account 1100 00
Joseph Baldridge, balance on account for 1860, 164 62
Western penitentiary- • 203 26
On fox and wild cat scalps. I** <0
Road and bridge views... J?® J®
RlectloDs * 552 S
Assessors - * f®
Criminal prosecntions 435 68
Coroners’ inquests * *
Constables 238 JJ
Gas bills 6*1861 87 73
ShoentbaJ A Bro, clothing for prisoners in Jail, 40 60
O A Traugb, Printing 64 60
MoCrum A Deni, “ and Blank 800k5..... 33 75
John Penn Jones, 41 106 00
Geo Raymond,- 44 . *OO
A M Lloyd, Auditor.,* * 10 00
B M Messtmor 44 }? 92
Joe K Hewitt 44
Samuel Hoover, Clerk to Auditors ; **22
C G Perry, blank books and stationery i , 34*12
yiloyd A Henry, coal for Court-Hods© and Jail, 235 92
'W H Uortzmao. A Sons, flag and rope 64 24
A,F Oaterlob, hardware 10 87
B G Eaton, hanging paper, Ac 33 *»
J C West, copy of Pardon's Dige5t,”...,..*....; ' JJJ
Do blank books *J® i
John Moriow, pine wood and knots 8 00 |
L U Williams, audit’gac'tof Prot’y A Recorder, 39 00 i
Jacob Bollinger, painting, Ac., at Com t House, 110 16
B L Ilowitt, District Attorney fees 120 W
David K Barney, repairs to Court House A Jail, 164 37
John Campbell, interest on loan w.WJ
Michael Black, 44 t{ *22
Dr A Johnston, 44 “ ; 1*52
Jacob Barnhart, . u . u 25 <3
James Louden, 44 “ 2* 22
Wm. Louden, 44 *° 00
John Louden, interest and bond 1000 00
Isaac Crawford, on bond •'•••• 300 00
John Llngafelt, expenses on unseated lands.... 7 J-
Do Merchandize for use of jail... 62 76
Benjamin Thomas, cleaning Sheriff’s office 4 00
James Williamson, costs on Licenses...*... 11 66
G W Stewart, gas fixtures for vault, 4c.... 14 28.
Redemption money, unseated lands 30 61
Costs, Commonwealth Vs. Keys 4 Hamilton... 26 02
W R Maxwell, whitewashing bridge at Tyrone, 11 00
Dr J Q Happcrsett, medical altunadnce at Jail, 4 00
Dr J I Christy, examination of Lucy Robison, 6 00
Post mortem examinations 10 00
WU Lane, whitewashing bridge at HoUidayb’g
and Oaysport J* ®0
Martin 4 Newberry, painting 4 lettering same, In 00
Hon S Dean, on accent salary Relief Board 18 00
HonAMosos “ “ “
George Hook, wood for Jnil 10 OO
Levi Groves, chips “ \
A L Holliday, large record book » 00
Johnston 4 Gibbs, horse hire 16 00
McLauahsn 4 Stone, balance on castings IT 32
A 8 Landis, Judg’t on ex. No. 3, vs. Blair Co ,
Garnishee. Jonathan Rhule
John Dippner, wort at ll *»
A Lingafolter, whitewashing Claysburg bridge, 400
George Weaver, logs and hauling for aame 6 00
James Cromwell, hauling...'. * “
Charles Kean, furniture for Commlss’rs’ office, 7 60
James M Hewitt, merchandize for Jail SS 64
Expenses burying child of Lucy Robison 6 00
Henry B Martin, hauling..
A Filer whitewashing Blair township bridge... 6 00
R R Hamilton, judicial district return Judge... 7 00
W It Plummer, costs refunded, co. judgin’ta... i 61
James Funk, bill of coats -- 3. 60
R R Rorahacher, wood, ice, 4c , for Court House, JO Bo
p 0 salary aa Court Crier.. 32 60
Depreciated currency 32 50
Treasurer’s per centage on $39,169 , 4.......;.... 687 39
Balance due County in hands of Treasurer 2,408 61
WE, the underaifeued, Auditor* of Blair county, in tho
State of hereby certify 4hat we hate ex
amined the Drafts of the County Commissioners of the
County aforesaid, and the Touchers for the same, up to and
indumng the 7th day of January, A. D. 1862, and hare
settled and adjusted the account of John. MoKease, Esq.,
Treasurer, with tho said County of Blair, and we find a
balance In the hands of said Treasurer, of Two Thousand
Four hundred and Three Dollars add Sixty-One Ceuta.
In testimony whereof wo hare hereunto set our hands
and seals the ninth day of "VeSSIMeI [ssei-l
L.LOWBEY VOOBE.IWAI-]
, Asbdut Dislakd, Clerk.
BLAIU COUNTY SS. . . / .
In testimony of the correctness of the foregoing a count
of John Me&eage, Treasurer of Blair County, and the
County with him, we have hereunto rot our hands and
have caused our seal of office to be affixed, at Hollidays*
ninth da, of
,'TT'i GEO. KOON,
JAMES M. KINKEAD.
H. A. CaldWiU, Clerk.
JOHN M’KEAGB, Treasurer of Blair County,
in account with said County for- Belief Tax
DR.
To cash received from—
Geo « Uarker, Freedom Tp,1861.
John Lowe. Gaysport
Michael Kcffner, Jnntata....
Wm Robinson, Logan
AdamFonse, Huston..
James Williamson, Hollidaysburg
11 F Holler, W codberry
Jbhn II Stiflibr, Allegheny
James McPherson, Antes ...
Thomas B Buchanan, Blair
Frederick Hide, Catharine
Joseph H Stfder, Frankstown....
Henry Dibcrt, Greenfield
John 8 Uafflcy, Martlnsburg
Isaac Bnrget. North Wcodberry
8 B Shiffler, Taylor ■'■■■
Alexander Dysart, Tyrone Tp
James HGaler, Tyrone Boro
Balance ddo Treasurer
CR.
By cash i-ald on order ttf—
John McClure,s42 00 !
Alexander Knox, 81 80 .
Dr. C. Irvine, 10 00 .
Edward M’Oraw, & 00 i
Watson, Denniston A <
Co., 35 00 ,
R. B. Bryan, 25 00
Jesse Moyers, 1 00
S&mnel Sparr, 5 00
Joseph McNamara,... 50
Kepnart Harmon, 2 00
William Ouchal, 1 00
John Roeloff, 5 00
Joseph Irvine, 50 00
Thad. Banks, 20 00
James Jenkins,. S 00
O.W. Cunpingham,.. 150
Martin Oaths, ~ 50
William Bateman..... 100
G. R. Snivcly, 3 00
Joseph Kvle, 1 00
Thomds Kgert.......... 100
James J. Fay, 2 00
Wm. J. Roberts,V..». SCO
i J. M. Johnson, 2 50
William Bay, 2 60
John McClure, 37 00
Daniel White, 2 00
Bimon Akc, 2 00
John McClure 77 00
« “ *BB 00;
« « 71 00
« * l 71 gO
“ « 104 $0
Michael Canwui 50
A, Pat*ei«on,. 0 00
J. E, Deffehbaugh,... 200
bavid Ranch, 50
Joseph Fay; 2 75
H. L. Ake k Co.* 2 94
Jacob Borrick, 2 00
Alexander Rutledge, 300
T. Good fellow, 20 00
T. B. Hopkins,.... 5 00
James Funk, 50 00
John C. West, 5 00
Wm.M.Lloyd, 25 00|
Jas. H. Cramer, 15 00
N. Hewitt, 20 00
O. A. Trough, 6 00
R. B. Johnston, - 50 00
11. A. Caldwell* 25 00
John Liugafelt, 10 00
Richard UoMofc 5 00
George Kopp, 2 00
David Myers, 50
It. 8ancr0ft............. 425
James £. T001e...*.... 125
John Jr., 5 00
Isaac Tingling, 2 00
Qeorge Fay......... 2 00
i William Sparr,... 200
i H.Harblsgn 450
i William Harlrison,...' 200
I John Biddle, 100
) Christ finite1y,......... 80Q
616 00
70 05
6OS 89
. 328 57
. 267 07
86 00
. 121 10
. 143 11
. 476 62
. 61 35
. 631 00
60 00
. 84 31
126 00
266 02
627 53
150 00
1,046 00
300 00 I
480 00
800 oa
100 00
287 00
316 00
360 00
45 0(j
345 08
475 31
847 00
300 00
100 00
200 00
£OOO 00
210 00
860 00
185 00
843 83
. 1.000 00
300 00
100 00
30 00
, 100 00
M
....'issi
u
w .
M( « t
.1 :
*21,076 ST
S. Gibson,. 1 50
John Lucas, 1 00
J. Bottomflefd, 2 00
John Uetfrick, 1 50
Christ Sparr 2 18
J.AI. Cooper 20 00
BU W. Christy, 6 76
A. Reeder, 29 17
Jacob Berry, 12 32
C. Nicbodumns, 17 52
George Smith, 1 25
David B. Rice, 23 2S
R. R. Hamilton, 5 59
U. ft F. Mclntosh,...;. 89 02
M. L- Stehly,... 58 44
J. Mcßcehan, 136 69
Wataon, Dennlston ft
C0.,.,.* 82 23
O. W. Brans, 8 62
J. B. Kcphart, 34 84
J. M. Spang, 39 68
Mary Hoover,.* 129 00
Jahies M. Hewitt, 22 50
Deihl, Mosos k Co n ... 104 49
SamnctDean, 16 00
J. M. Johnston 9 57
H. L. Ake, 7 70
W, M. Anderson, OS
James D. Rea,...5123
McFaddon k Go., 77 50
John Viflgnfelt, 26 00'
I-loyd ft Henry, “11 &
George Oelst, 28 00
William M. Ayers,... 11 05
J. R. Shinefelt, 27 35
J.M.Klnkead, 25 18
Thonios GoqdfeUow r . 11 00
Dr. LeUenring, 4 25
Dr. Smith 15 12
E. McQmw,. 5 47
Christ Soon, 3 00
George Koo», 10 00
William Smith 1 87
D. C. Glbboncy, 8 09
F. Henry, J 00
Samuel Singer, 6 So
Mrs. J. Morrison, 18 00
Mre. J. S. Rough, 10 00
Mr*. Lafferty,. 10 00
John Duel, • 50
S. B. Conifer, 6 65
William L. Snyder,... 27 00
Mr*. T. Morgan, 6 00
Mr*. J L Mill*; 10 00
Mr* M Detwller 9 00
MraJone*, 8 60
Mr* I Maine*, 1° 00
D C Markey, 3 50
James Stevens,-.*.•••• 4 00
John Qibeoil 6 34
Samuel Noftler 8 20
John McClure, 37 50
A Nlehndemiu, —24 75
Darid Ri5e...... S 00
Amohnt of per cent.
age on «4,1 M *2,... 62 01
By balance tat
Treasurer,—.
- t
We, the andstdlcnsd, Auditors* to th*
Commonwealth of Pennaylranla. do horror
here examtoed the drift* of the CfcontyJJOBBUUOM* «
the conn tr atotpsiaid, and tha Toucher* tot the ■am* up to'
andtocltSing the Tth day of Janoarr. 18«,
tied and adjusted tha account of John
Treasurer of said Belief Til, and w h^abatalMdue
him of tour hundred and forty-eight dollar* and thirty
tWl°utortlmony whereof we hare hereunto tot our hands
and 6WI» thla ninth d»y of Jmiustt 1862. _
- ’ Ik IX)WRY MOORS, ft a]
B. it. iisssmxß, [t-al
Aitnn, Dxtiatv, CTfc.
BDAIBCOtWttSS. , j nmt
In testimony of the correctness of the foregoing account
of John McKeage, Esq., Treasurer of said county, and of
the county with him for the Belief Tax of saw county, wo
hare hereunto eat our hands and hare chased the seal of
office to be affixed this »th day of January, A. D/lMa.
_jc_ OEOBOB 3. COW Kit,
fT 8 t OKOEOE SOON,
JAS. SL KISKBAD.
H. A. Cjoiwxu, Cl'k.
A LIST of Outstanding Relief Tax due the coun
ty of Blair on the 7th day of January, 1863, for
the year 1861.
Couicrou.
George U. Marker, Freed0m.........
John Lowe. Gayep0rt.........
Michael Heffner, Juniata,.—.
William Roblc*>h. Logan,
Adam Foote. Hutt0n,.......
James Williamson, Hollidaysborg,
B. F. RolleK Woodbcrry,.
John H SUffler, Allegheny.;
James McPherson, Antes . .
Thomas B. Buchanan, Blair r —.
Frederick, Hyle, Catharine.
Joseph' Btlffler,.Frankstown, ....
Uowy Pibert, Greenfield,..*
John 8. Hafiley. MartjnsDhrgr-------
leoi*c Burget, North Wood berry, ---
fiomuel K. Shiffler, Taylor,
Alexander Dyeart Tyrone Township,.:, ;
J. U. Gailer, Tyrone Borongb
Joseph B. Hilempn, A1t00na,....- J-
$8,230 80
M. B. This outstanding balance ta only apparent, as a
Urge amount af orders U la the haadi Of ttie Collectors,
and not returned to the Treasurer. ,
JOSEPH BALDRIGE, Esq., Prothonotary of
Blair County in account with said county. ■
dr.
To cash paid balance due last settlement,-** $164 63
Jury fines collected in 1861, 95 00
Balance,; 168 00
or., ■
By am*t balance due at last settlement.. $164 5$
“ of Fees in criminal prosecutionslo6 66
Certifying to road views, filing and recording
Township and Borough Election*. 166l« ; and
certifying Return Judges general election... 62 92
Fees and Tax for c0unty............ , 37 90
Filing and entering returns of constables........ 10 00
Tenlrts and swearing Grand Jurors . S 00
Minute book, Bctich book k Arbitration docket 3 76
Stationery, for use of court 66 00
Certifying to Commissioners, Assessors and
Assistant Assessors’ dames
By balance fine Jos Baidrige •• $l6B 00
JAS. FjLJNK* Esq., High Sheriff bf'Blair County
in account with said county.
DR.
To cash received from County Treasurer
. “ for fines and July foes-.
“ * Balance...
OR,
By Balance due last settlement $4BO 10
Boarding prisoners 710 93
Serving Jury notices four terms 109 00
Amount paid J JNewberrys‘watchlng Jail 13 00
“ *? J n Martin, “ M 100
Taking prisoners to Western Penitentiarr 152 CO
Amount paid for washing prisoners’ clothes*.. 06 5»
« *» 444 41 towels.... 16 00
* “ shoes tor prisoners, straw, Ao
for Jail- v •} -1» 28
Ain’t paid J whitewashing dill, 960
44 A L Bieffenoacher, for docket 6 00
44 James Cromwell for coal ... 11 38
“ Lloyd & Henry* coal at 0f11ce.i.....i..t 1$ 78
Removing Jno £ Win Long to House of Befogs 100 00
Advertising Full Election . 7# §0
Ain’t paid for 24 loads of wood 86 00
Am’t paid for reward and expenses in arresting
Bougbepbangh and Keys, who broke Jail 48 00
Taking J tVorts to Iptane Asylum...—, 80 00
Gas bills of Jail I - 18 00
Thomas Honey, rent of stable 26 00
Making 26 Haps tor prison ®BO cents each—, ' 13 00
“ 24 Ticks 14 12& “ .... 300
Percentage on $145, fines and Jnry foecQr.Sess. 4 88
Amount of fees In Quarter Sessions, 1881... 64 25
$21,076 37
By Balance due James Tank, Esq fT64 96
We, Uie rmdeJ signed, Auditors of Blair .County, in the
State of. Beimfylranla, do hereby certify that #6 bate ex
amined tboocCouut of the Sheriff and Protbdnotary of the
County aforesaid, and their Touchers up to and Includlhg
the 31st day of December A. D-1861; and haring settled
and adjusted the Same, we find their accounts to agree
with their touchers.
lu testimony whereof wo bare hereunto set our frauds
and seals this tenth day of Jab nary' A. 9.1862.
B. M. MF.SSIMKR, [l. &.]
L. LOWRY MOORE, [L. B ]
Atiui— Asbvbt Dz&uuro, Clerk.
JOHN JtcKEAGE, Treasurer, in account with
Blair County for School Tax,
DR.
To amount rocoired from State Treasurer.
$ 43 06
36 00
4 00
51 60
27 35
69 00
To balance due count,.
CB.
By amount paid Jacob Wyaodl
Commission
Balance due County *
... 32 2 IS
... 321 01
... 220 00
49 02
... 25 18
... 392 69
... 100 00
27 00
... 00
133 06
... 165 00
50 00
... 448 32
JOHN McKEAGE, Treasurer, in account with
! Blair County, for Dog Tax. •
DR
To CMh rec'd from Philip Hilsmin, Franks town, $65 48
*M4B
To BaUnes due County.
$2,545 48
CB.
By amount of Commission.
Balance doe County.....
A LIST OF OUTSTANDING DEBTS due the
County of Blair ori the 7th diy pf January, 1862,
for the year 1860 and previous years
COLLECTOR*.
Thomas Srown, Snyder tp., 1861... i
Peter Boyles, Gaysport, 1852 .1
William Bailey, Border. 1863;
S R Coopbr, Frankstofcrn, 18M
Timothy Davis, Gaysport, IBM *
Samuel Jbbe% Snyder, 1860
John Lowe, Gaysport, 1857.......
Fred Fonae, Huston, 1867...’.
George Elliott, Frankstown, 1867
John Marks, Snyder, 1867 v
George B. Bowers, llollldayabarg, 186$.
H S Crawford, Martip?burg,lB6B
Q W Patton, Altoona, 1868 ...
David Burget, Juniata, 1869
W F Bridenthall, Martlnsburtf, 1869..
Jacob Good, Altoona, 1869
Abraliabi Robinson,'Blair, 1859.... v
Michael Wiko, Heston, 1869
William Btoko, Tyrone Borough, 1869.
John B Kephart, Freedom, 1860....
Peter H Wilt, Allegheny, 1860
It L Patterson, Gaysport, 1860
Samuel Dodson, Greenfield, 1860....
James Colotoan, Logan, 1800
iA S MorroW* Martinsburg, 1860. .i.
Jams S Plummer, Snyder, 1860...~*~>r
Kdward Tate, Tyrone Tp., 1860..
J H Patterson, Tyrone Bor., 1860 ...
James Stevens, Juniata, 1860..
Geo W Russ, Hollidaysborg, 1860
Albert Wilson, Frankstown, 1800....~
A LIST or OUTSTANDING DEBTS doe the
County of Blair on the 7th day of January A.
D. 1862, for the year 1861.
COLLZCTOS3. . „ '
Geo H Barker, Freedom. $ 340 38
John Lows, asyahort... —i ~ 8®
Michael Refiner, Juniata.. —— ■W J*
William Robinson, Logon, ..... - lip 88
Adorn Fonse, Jlnaton- I, 786 0*
James Williamson, HolUdoyabnrg-- ——— 1384 40
B F Roller, Woodborry 813 *4
J H BtHßer, Allegheny .......... 988 88
Junes McPherson, Antes ..1. 885 OS
Joseph B HBemab, Altoona. .. 1890 08
Thomas Buchanan, Blair... ——— . 769 90
Frederick Hylo, Catharine——.. -....i. 6BT 40
Joseph Bciffler, Frankatoern.—.. lfßB 87
Henry Dibort, Greenfield —90 S
John Begley, MarUnabMg.—— —— UJ 01
Bamuon^hifBer,Taylotw^Uu~.~——• 888 41
Alexander Dyaart, Tyrone Tp——.9B*BB
WOUam Bakin, Snyder...... JJ* M
James B Osier, Tyrone Bor—..»<••- .»84
«n«
BttUOUS AFFECTIOSSf
LtVER COMPLAINT, j <
SICK HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, *C, AC.
JAYNE’S SANATIVE PILLS,
A mild, pbompt * xrnonirx Aniraits
rpHERE is scarcely any disease in vhiefc
1 purgative medicines ,aro net matted; aadmneh
sJ&mIU sSsufitrlng ’’"? ***■#«
generally need. Ho fM.« **»**“ ***** * **g*
hehlt of body pmaßa} biddee, g gj'g*
end often tstalJlseaeee, which might .*• V ■*
timely and Judicious me of proper medietas*.
Convinced of the cocmtnses of these views,
JAYNE’S SANATIVE PILLS
Are recommended with the greeteet confidence, tiptrieeee
harUtg detonetraled theta to be fkr enpertw | to **yedfre
In use, betngmoremlld, prompt, saft«
’ operation. While using them no particular care la re
quired, and patients may eataad dttak aauauai. *f. wIM
dot impair them, as to always readiiydls«i« mihe etam
ach. In small doses they are alteratire and gently laxa
tive, bnt in largo doses ate aclireiy cathartic, cleansing the
whole alimentary canal from ail putrid, irritating laf Mi
""VorDYSPEPSIA,these Pills ere really an InralnaMe
article, gradually changing the ' rlt *a ,ll jJ.* w ” t J"¥
Stomach and Liter, and producing healthy thoja
important organs. In cases of long standing:, a enrewtu
Asthma oftU
Bladder and Kidneys, Fevers, Nervousness, Diseases or IBS
Skin, Impurity of the Blood, Blk Headache, Cnstiroaeee,
Piles, Female Diseases, and Billions Affections, theat nte
hare proved themselves eminently successful. All that t*
asked for them U a fcir trial.
A. these Pnis have proved themselves so emlnetly
cessfnl In removing diseases of the Liver, Dyspepsia and
diseases of the'Skin.l have thought it advisable to add Mm
following remarks on
llls 17
129 39
116 36
gll 11
6M 10
677 20
60S 08.
313 16
498 46
386 30
462 32
406 86:
196 44
66 29'
666 29
436 78
721 62
166 67
1093 «
LIVER COMPLAINT.
This to ft dtoeaac much talked »!«•■, hut at tha MM
Uma tarj Imperfectly uoderatood. ■ , , . _
Properly apeaklog, every derapgcttent of the Uw «
BllUouft ayetem to a Liver Complaint, but the peculiar atM*
of the Liver to which 1 now have reference 1a a Ckrtmtt
Affection, and uaually arlaaa from a torpid or congftatlTa
elate of that important organ. Somelimea the bite too*-
fleieot In quantity, or vitiated in quality, or both thaee
atataa prevail at the tame time. Somctimea the dtoeaaa M
owing to obatrnctiou in the dnet or pipe which convaya
the bile from the liver into the bowels, This ohatrucllon
to very froqnent, and to usually caused by the pipebeinc
clogged up by thick tonacloua slime or mucoua, and at**-
times bv giU-stoDMs The bile is then thrown beck ink
the gall-bladder, -Where it is absorbed by numerous smau
vessels which convoy It into the Thoracic Duct, a piph
that runs up along the spine, and terminates in and *®P*
ties Itself into the large vein of tho left shoulder, near its
Junction with the veins of the head and neck, and tbebts
the bile is conveyed to the heart and becomes mixed with
the blood, the bile in this manner being diverted from
its proper eburso, and circulating in a part o' the body
where it uetcr Wes designed by nature, produces much evil,
and often disastrous effects upon the health of the Indl*
vidoal—because, lor want of healthy bile to mix with tha
half-digested food, a complete separation never takes piasa
between the chyle (tho inilky liquor which forms tha
blood) and those portions of ibe food designed by nature
to be ejected from the bowels—-for the bite, when present,
purifies and separates the healthy from the Unhealthy per- #
tious, in the same manner that isinglass or white of egg*
separate wine or cider from their impurities—and, conse
quently, tho very fountain of Tlfu is vitiated and corrupted.
Costivenese prevails—or alternately costlvenets or diar
rhcea—wind in the stomach and bowels, and the patient Is
often annoyed with worms, and frequently with the piles*
The coarse particles of the bile thus mixed with tba blood,
more or leas obstruct the puree of the skin and small blood- \
vesiolfl, ftod hence give rise to various direases of the skin,
such as erysipelas, cotcms, itching*, small watery vessels,
blotches* tUmors, pimples, scurfiness, boils, sore eyes, sores
and ulcers of vkrlons kinds. The skin is more or less
yellow, add (when the disease is of long standing.) often
very dark, ttd has a disagreeable, dirty. yr«wy appearance,
and sometimes there is a perfect Jaundice. The whtU of
the cy«i aleo.hee a flrecu or yeltoio tinge.
MORE OR LXHS bile is strained from the blood in Its
passage through the kidneys, end, by He acrimony, pro
duces pains in the back, and scalds and irritates all the
urinary passages. Some days the passage of urine is pro
fuse, and oaturalin appearance; etothertimee It is scanty,
and the desire to evacuate is frequent and urgent. Some*
times the color is nearly white and milky, but usually it Is
high colored, red or yellow, with a rank, offensive odos
and sometimes it is bloody.
The tongue is usually more or lees costed with a brown
scurf. There Is irritation, and frequently chronic Inflam
mation of the inner surfece of the stomach and bowels,
With a tenderness on pressure, and a soreness along tho
lower edge of the ribs.
SOMETIMESTHERE IS A LOATHING of food, and cl
other times there is a voracious appetite. There Is often a
feeling of chilliness, and coldness of the feet and knees,
and along the inside of the thighs—sour or bitter eructa
tions, and sometimes a spitting or throwing up of the food
aflcreating.
There is a feeling of oppression aerpu the stomach and
cheat, as U pressed down by a weight; troublesome and
often fHgbtfht dreams, low spirits,, mhghori want of ener
gy, melancholy restlessness anddlscuntentedosee, dreami
ness of mind—timorousoosa and a great deal of trouble,
and a disposition to magnify everything, sometimes great
watchful luces, and a n inability to sleep—at otbera greet
drowsiness, weariness, and disinclination to motion.
AT TIMES TUE FACE ie.fluehed, with more or lees
fever, especially at night or4n tbe afternoon. Sometimes
violent colics, and Wandering pains In various parts of the
body. Frequently there is a short backing cough, with a
huskiueefe of the throat, ofad sofnetiineea
and hard cough, Which is often mistaken foe c<m»u|nßtlcn.
This cough often commences in the latter part bf the night
or early hi tbe morning, and lasts for hours, frequently
producing nausea and vomiting. If there be any expecto
ration, it is a tough, ropy, tenacious phlegm, whl» ad
heres to everything it touches. Theft are also frequently
chronic pleurisy pains in various parts of the cbeet, which
Shift about from one pertof toe breast or side to the other.
Sometimes abscesses form In the liver, and pressing up
ward on the lungs, produce -constriction and cough, and
breaking, discharge their contents into the lunge, whence
It m.uathe yetfod by expectoration, or the patient is de
stroyed. . Seths persons are troubled witli apwmcdie
twitches iti Wlone-parts of tbe body,jometimee fkintnese
andaighiiig, difficulty of breathing; reading or talking
producing weariness. THERE IS A BEATING SENSA
TION hear tbe pit of the with palpitation and
fluttering of the hearty profusion of dandruff and lose of
the hair; indeed, to sum un la a few words—a yellow,
dirty, greasy appearance of, the akin, a yellow or green
tinge of the white of thq eye*, an aching pain across the
kidneys and hips, with irritation or beat in discharging
urine—a sensation of fullness or distension across the ab
domen, with tenderness on pressure—lowness of spirits,
frightful drear.a, acidity of stomach, with other dyspeutio
symptoms, otUlons fevers, billion* col fra wnd bilfoM dtay-
flru i dysenteries, obstinate costiveness, intermittent
and remittent fevers, jaundice, fever and ague, alt
originate from the same cause—a deranged state of Ike
liver. Violent remedies always do more barm than good;
but, by a persevering use of these pills, all that can be
desired will be accomplished,
THE MOOT BTJCCEfIfiJPI* TREATMENT is to give tbe
patient, every night oh going to bed; from two-four Sana
tive pills; or enough of them to Insure one and not more
than two evacuation* from tbe bowels next morning.—
Tbe dose Of the Fills can be increased or diminished at
pleasure, so as to produce the above effect, and their use
should be continued until a cure is completed; and also,
at the same Urns, give ibe Alterative three time*a day
according to Hie directions, uliless there la a Want of appe
tite, with weakness and debility or symptoms of worms
prevail, when, Instead of the Alterative give a teaspoon frit
of the vermifuge, (mixed lb a little ccml water and sweet*
ehed to please tbe taste, about half an hour before each
meal, until these symptoms are removed; and If there
should be conghl or oppression about the throat or cheet,
then give tho expectorant as often and in such dotes ee
may be found necessary to quiet tbe cough and make ex
pectoration easy.
The Sanative Pflfc, and all of DR. D. JAYNE’S Family
Medicines, are sold by C. JAGQARPaad 0. W. KESSLER,
Altoona, and by Agentt everywhere, from Whom may afro
be obtained, profit, Jayne's Medical Almanac and Ovids
to Health, containing besides a valuable calendar, a Cata
logne pf Diseases, together with the symptoms by which
they may be known, and the proper remedies for thetr
cure.
$627 63
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$8,608 08
Coughs, Colds,
CONSUMPTION*
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ETC.,
JAYNES EXPECTORANT
Has been for Thirty Years the
Standard Rfekfcht. .
BEdNT TOUGHS AND roibB.PUTOBIH'cri.IM,
BTC., are qnkklj and effectually cared by It*
•nothing and exjwdtorant power. ‘
ASTQUA |t alway* core*. It onmlnto the eUMbodla
contraction of the atT-reiaeU, and. by pMddbttfe tt*« ta
poctoratlon at once tenon* all dtfieatty of breatbieg.
BRONCHITIS readily yield* to the Expectorant. It
enbdnea the Inflaremetkm which extend* 1 thronffa )b*
wind-tab*, prodnceee fret expectoration, andwppr***** at
once the ooogh and p*£n;
COS SUM thk intUion* and Otal diawM
no remedy on earttrMtbVar' been fraud *o effectual. It’
enhance the fnflemnation, reUeree th* oonah and pata,
Tetoorea'tb* difltsnlty of breathing, and pradao** Hr e*«y
expectoration, whereby all irrttatißg and obstructing ■**•
tore are remoted'Cnae the long*.
Eqf, yreortly grit luy ly!*—*-
in aU PBUIONART COMBUINTB, to CROUP, PUD
RICT.ete, it yfll be fonad tobopTfeapt,tofe.pi*jwant.
r AftSSTend by Agent*