.MUSKY,’? INIPUGVEJ)^ ■■V . i i.oor> A SUHEJOiaitt you Cancerous Formation. ScraftUa, CU,BU<^^ lies on the Foe©, Sore Eyes, fetter Scald Head, nd Stubborn Clean Rheumatic Dismden, f ' Jaundice, ' Salt Rheum, plaint, of Appetite, Lbw Spirit*, B Fe "^^«i«t s . or i'alsy, *“** W K A Syphilitic Uiseaies and (her with all other diseases Ui t a depraved condition of the system. “* e ““Morel, •ASE OK DANIEL A. BOYD. ttwwnt in fcTor of * medfeiha «ZZLT"' ,ot assn's Buod SuacauT* I-hud nor »|tb Scrofula which broke out an ay w? *" ita appearance; KjJki b , * below the •llK.wv’S H 1 * o "»^«WWeaftarfnl iqce,j®,, J* M *»ot no far that aereral «ro«ii ..,■ ** L i j~ weA Btope of erer setting well, aethatftti*. Mqraieiai» and WSBLI w« induced m Suaoßza.” I meet confen '* Rdicinea but alter I had wed three I**,*"! N*r. the ulcer. « .my Wi and ua b~.„ K* MOW «*« •>«« °r ton holtles. and I* will,(« .late that I the f “W.W®. and kgs. Thi Blood Seanher da |jWnati«n. IMn now *w*U man.over fw , ■pd I feel.u aupie and young u I dldah,, K?) And have mcreamd In viidt treaty pouad ||«Ute Uiat the dUeem in jpijftr*lw*rd » a »,l Stooped and lifted hoary. iu Pw'f'T""' Dr - K *3'" ct had a Fhotogmk FBy Mr. Cargo,; the artlrt, after t began t 0 r not show my appearance a. bad aa It , u limvnced taking the medicine. Ton cu m hph, one of which i» no. > B j ML 140 Wood street. , X would il* ■ k tbe Blood Searcher which was mads ta M*r commence,! making Jt. Althongh ii lame, J did not recover fast until I, got tbelud f- SejTMr himself. One bottle of', fall did ne Khan two of tlie old. I believe It If a gmidesl hdbetter. I lute recommended the Blosd ■fcreet many of my friends for various die it Las helped the whole of tliem. lot if you wish, and i am arudoos that aii Wcled at I was may be cured. I.livelntUsclt;, |||Wt, and am employed at.ColiviUe t Andei Hrbla Works, 54 Wayne .street hANDH. A. BOYb BLIND MAN CUBED, ■>. At Clinton SfHl, And ha»o b«n nearly fctossiljfen J«iu iertid on Dr. I* »“»V“ •»> »w* Mk<(d him to (jn me V Inntltntion jbr the Blind i» PUl»4elphli *•’ I nned not go to to got «<ll. lielne that Would core *■ najd m* dia pblood. I wan .(mat nfjfOr i iiti or thm fenpfMin thin etty,aad wan rtlitnd, hot V' returned alter a month or two niter I ■ hospital. I found tny dIWMM Vu re- W«J, hr the ndripe of * friend of Ftnr, who hat restored my night, tad my an well an mw. . The Doctor *»T« me I Searcher” aod A waaifa. . ■'■ V - DAVID KINHOUT, ■; ciioioo sligo. 14,4861. • Jt’Klroy, Amtonoo (tnpt, Austin; lAD SORE LEG CURED. «mber lS,lB«L—lh»t»by cMtasr thti leg Sir over a year. it waa. covered M et* that l eonld not worfc tor nearly |miM so fIM l «M naabU lo da toy- I time, for ot teat ri* mouths. ■l.trW w>t doctors in th* sitTvtat.pllhoot u; ; called on Dr. KafMr,’ at So. M# Worn) attended Bo jfboDt two weak*, and gave ;l »* of medicine, <k»l lam MV entirely ntined ao for six month*. ,lapewptoy» <l [loe Home, odFotuth Mroot, Wham an? * THOMAS FARESIA -VNCEB CUBED. «mua>_air. Mt ** tjaam U M Ming and «£*«* in Jim* w*’' Mntufttingfoom.a •AM"'- > loatrix or MTanyeam. :lbe. «"■<***' fmarien, obtatoed *" ’;■%»to nov jatoo J totktor tvtoa and town imelyil ,"»«»• ih« toaaxiooa to git •*’fT" mw W i. would tortto .tojriS* A*®* entry, and alto leit racy wax* 'wtoM 1 w I. now beg, to ask yon On whft:fostoJ OT m will pl««*e bear mean cheap a* poatohle. *ho (an***' t ottlee «s* £1 S» «d. The WedW** f¥ F daaghter. J. von Id Iflse toharo to' » jar oremail cult. K jam J>JM Of quart bottle*. I wfiT total a™ jrgfamred letter, which eyartolßKto'’*' ~»lyou will mud me caiwtort receq* tl ■>ty. I would tend yon V ataa^J*,* u ft to nmwktalDof.thto taaobtog " >»«iy being fit eU and a»»aiia, a ton" !? need, you will be Wad raon*® '" |i postage. r Yonra. reapeetftd^t:. ■ ! ■ • job**®**, !>« letter which 4a j? * a Pope, and beltom toW* ’iiiibarfk. SSBBBBP r .► , S=s PBINTKI> ON Campbell’s $650 “Country Press/’ TRIBUNE POWER-PRESS >v* . PRINTING OFFICE. Harliiff within the put two years, mode considerable addition to our establishment in tbo way of new fancy type. Screw Press, Paper Cotter, Card Cutter, Holing Ma chine, Card Power Press, and large Newspaper Power Press, (a cot of which we give above) we are now prepared to execute anything in the line of printing or rnling in a style equal to any establishment in tb» State, and at prices equally low. We can execute, on short notice, all styles of : Wedding, Invitation, Visiting, Ball A Business Cards, Ciroulars, Programmea, MAMMOTH POSTERS. SALE BILLS, ®QO=!L &RS® Pamphlets, Pay. and Cheek Bolls, BLANK BOOKS, '*l MANIFESTS, and blanks of all kinds. All we mlc U a trUl, feeling confident that we can give gaUsfoctkm If we have the opportunity. Office In Lowtber's building, corner of Virginia and An nie streets, opposite Superintendent's Office. LOCAL ITEMS. Muster Rolls. —Below we publish tbe master rails of Cspt.Bell’s company, from Tyrone, and Capt. McKeagc’s company, from Holiidaysbnrg. We shall publish the rolls of all the companies from this county, as soon as we can get them. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. Captain —F. M. Bell. lyl Lieutenant —Jesse S. Srewart, id do. —Wilber F. Martin: HON~CO MISSIONED OFFICERS, lit Sergeant —’David G. Ganoe. t2 d “ —John H. Keatly. Sd ■■ “ —O. B. Smith. 4 tk “ —C. Merriman. Hi “ —W. B, Meridith, Ist Corpora! —A. A. Abbott. -id “ —Wm. C. Kean. Sd • “ ■ —W. Funk. ilh “ —W. MiUer, sth “ —C. F. Kirkpatrick.,: (Uh “ —Amos G. Edwards. 7lit “ —W. H. H. Beriy, ,• Sth “ —A. Women ’• . Musician —David S. Johnston. “ —S. V, Hasten. Wagoner —J. Ayers. Co. Cierk —Jerry Watson. PRIVATES, Ausbury, J. P„ Herman, M., Ake, J. W., Isenburg, J. W., Baker, S. P., Jones, D., Beatty, J. W. 8.. Keatley, C. F., Beamer, T. W., Kinsell, J. W., Beyer, E. C., Kinsell, E., . ’ Bressler, L. fi., Kerr, 8., Bennett, A.. Loporte, A. M„ Boliatn'er, H. J., Lego, W. S., ■ Bowles, J. 8., Merriman, W. F., Crane, A. P., Myers, T., Crissnian. A., Myers, J., Clodins, C., Miles, G., Crocker, H. H., . McCoy, J.,- Crone, W., McGill, T. T„ Cotr, John, McHvaine, H. C., Croul, J., McAvov, M., Cunningham, D.-C., McFarland, J. A., Davison, D. C., McQuillan, A. W., Deal, H.. McQuUlan. W., Dickson, D. C., McCartney, G. S.,' Dunmire, G. 8., Orr, G. W., Dbll, J., Robeson, J., Duck, H. P., Roreberg, J., Eakens, D. W., # Rprebcrg. J- S., Edwards, A. G„ Shan. D., Esteriine, J. M., Sloan, J., Funk, G., Sharrar, G. W., Garman, P., Smith, T., Grazier, J. W„ Stnrtsman, Henrv, Green, W„ Stevens, D M., ’ “? 1 ?' J > Templeton, J. H„ Hick, D.,’ Thomas, G. W., Heard, T. W., Thomas, J. G., Hendershot, J. W., Vaughn, H., Henshey, 8. A., Vanghn, G., Hook, S., Van Scorce, A., Hunter, J. H., Wilson, J. W., Houseman, J., Wolf, T., Huff, C., Wolf, J. P . Hunter, F., Weslev, C„ COlOtlSglONEn OFFICERS. Ctgitain. —John McKeage. ~ Ist Ladmnl.—S. A. Andrews. 2 d UeMaumt. —Thos. McCamant. NOK-COHJOSBIOSED OFFICERS, Ist Stayt.— David E. McCahen. 2d ■“ Augustus Button. ■id “ John Swires. 4tA “ Geo. W. Vanghn. ath “ John Hellwig. Ist Corp. James Bodgers. 2d “ Jas. N. Gibboney. 3d “ Moses Gariand. Mh “ Joseph Carroll. r>th “ Thos. M. Barr. fitA' *• Jas. R. Bobinsop. Uh li Alexander Boggs. 8(A “ Jno. G. Christian. Musician,' John Miller. ‘‘ Thos. S#oyd. PRIVATES. Andrews, David, McCrea, Wm. J., n ’^f odQre > Miller, Thoe., Bums, Thomas, McKee, Thos. G., Maus/jno. H., . s™> M., Metzler, Jos. F., Bohnger, Hemy, McCord, Henry, Btalethaqgh, Samuel. McGinnis, Jamk Camerojv W. S., Martin, Wm 7 n “f’ H - McClelland, Thomas, Uiarles, Thomas, McClelland, A., &V T - V McClelland, H. *. Geo. 8., McClelland, W. Hi, n Ll °yd. Martin, Hemy, Cl«ke, Bobert, Morrow, Jas., Davis,; J ohn) Onnkst, Martin, r"’, Ja ? 1 e *. Onnkst, Daniel, B > Price « J «- h., : “Mher, Samuel B. Phillips, B. P., S®- ' ASex - S ‘> Phillips, David, jr.. Cooney, 8.F., H. So n mes M > Promkard, Jao., , Bobinson, Albert,: Hal] 1 , hll ' • Bnggels. B. F., W-,T° S’ Badd, Jos. H., m IWim W -t Ukm ’ Beffner.Jos., W Biddle Jas. D., Irwin’ v-r’ Buss, J. C., ]l *« A «'■’ Snyder, Wm. H., ■lone. Tt ij htuff . Valentine, Scott, Jas. P., ; •lohnston’ F«nt P ’’ David M - : M-toS’Sjt Saunders, Jno,, !: - Kemp n'„ Sharer, Bascom, ' TiP(*>7, Maybury, Condon, G<» W .p ay I lor - Benr 7 C., r )-' J udc m , J„ s 'p" Taylor, Samuel, i {''»•«, James. " ,U’?‘ n ! >son ■ Bossvvell, I- 6 ®!, Cur*’ Williams, D. P., Williams, Bee sc. h^iUKHof'*l^^v rhomaS Ciildwell > Ofi! the Mate, jiaid the m M ‘ Li ° > ‘ 1 & C 0> ’ »!» M»is ariiy W •heir bounty money on Sat 4St : prev ' ,ouB *° tMr wS!: intec. ; Pbomotkd.— Wo are pleased to record that , Capt. Jacob S»ink, of this place, has been pro moted to the Lieut. of the 125th Regi ment. He was deserving of the appointment, hav ing been among the first to reernit a company for the three months service, andalso for the last call for 300,000 men, and because of bis being a thoroughly drived office,., h* will reflect honor upon himself and the county from which he hails. His appointment left his company without a cap tain, whereupon it made a unanimous Call forC. R, Hostetler, of this place, who at once accepted the position and left on Saturday last, to take charge of the company, A better selection could scarce ly have been made, anil the men under ' him will not regret their-choice. Anothek.— -AJtoonians are looking up. We have to announce that Lieut. John’ M. Clark, connected with Capt. Seymour’s Battery of the sth U. S. Artillery, attached to Gem McCall’s division, has been promoted to o captaincy for meritorious services in the last eagagement be fore Richmond. It will be remembered that Gen. McCall’s division sustained the first and heaviest charge of the;rehels in that engagement, and that the artillety fight was at close quarters, yet strange to say, although the company with which Lient. Clark was connected was in the thickest of the fight, it lost none in killed and had but one man wounded. Capt; Clark’s promotion being in the regular army, wifi of coarse be for life, or during good behavior, with a fair prospect of still higher honors. Seventh Company from Blair.—On Friday monung last, Capt. McFarlane’s company, from HoUidaysburg, passed down to Harrisburg, mak ing the seventh company from “Little Blair” un der the late calls for 600,000 men, being at least two companies over her quota under both calls.— We learn from those who have been at Harrisburg, that the prompt and patriotic response of this county is known to all there assembled, and that cheer after cheer is given her, and praise awarded her on all hands. She is what has been claimed for her, the “banner cotmty”,of the State. The “ gaUant three hundred” of the Eighty-fourth, who wonl imperishable laurels at the battle of Win chester, were nearly all from this county, and the men just sent into the field are of the sitme mate rial and will perform equal deeds of valor should opportunity offer, i j Our neighbor of the Standards takes off our cotemporaries, in surrounding counties, in the right style, for -cloning that “Little Blair" had filled np some of hpr companies from those coun ties. If we are nof mistaken, several companies set down as being from Huntingdon county, re cruited while the camp of instruction was located at Huntingdon, contained quite a number, of men from this county. It would hatdly pay onreo temporarics to go hack a year, or fourteen months, and count noses in this matter. Take the enlist ments, since the opening of the rebellion, and it will be found that the different counties have about held their own, so far as drawing from each other is concerned. We hope our friends do not envy Blair on the drafting question. One Hundred and Twenty-fifth -- Regi ment.—The 125th Regiment is composed of six companies from Blair county, and four from Huntingdon county. The field officers are: Colonel —Jacob Higgins, of Blair. Lieut. Colonel —Jacob Szink, of Blair. Major Jobn J. Lawrence, of Humingdon Adjutant —B. M. Johnson. The companies from this county are under the command of Capts, Hostetler and Gardner, of Altoona, McKeage, of Hollidaysburg, Bell, of Tyrone, Hewitt, of'Williamsburg, and MoGraw, of Newiy. The company left on Saturday even ing last for Washington. no one suppose that because we have not noticed Oak Hall, for a couple of weeks pest, that it is non at. j The fact is the proprietor is kept so busy dealing out daily newspapers, (of which he receives a great variety) pictorial weeklies and monthlies, novelettes, song books, school books, toys, confectioneries, musical instruments aYid many other beautiful, useful and ornamental arti cles, that he only visits us about once a month. Oak Hall is a success, and the proprietor a clever follow, and everybody and their friends are invited to caU and view tbc ropccra and help cany away the goods. IVe always kttew Madam Bumor to be a noted old story-teller, and we seldom give credence to her reports without having them endorsed by a j responsible person; hint last week we took her at her word and published a falsehood. We [ that Wm. Boyden, of this place, vivas recruiting a military company, and embraced the opportunity to puff him a little, The puffing was all right, we have nothing to take back on that score,.bnt he has not been, is not now, and does pot intend to be, an aspirant formllitary honors- The peo ple here havej generally concluded that Altoona basyione her fhare towards filling np the army, at lebat until other places have done as well. MisglNO.-r-nWe learn that Mrs. Lieut John S. Campbell, (formerly Miss McCormick) of this place, ha# received a jetter from the Major of the 12th U. S. Infantiy, Attached to Gen, Sjgel'g di vision, stating that Lieut, Campbell has been mis sing since the fight on the Bth Inst, Geh.Slgel’s division took an active part In that engagement and suffered severely. ! The name of Lient. Camp bell does not appear; among the names of the prisoners token by the ' rebels, or the list of lolled and wounded, and we, have, therefore reason to hope that he yvill yet turn up safe and sound. Selection OF Teachers.— The Altoona School • Board have made the jbllowing selection of teach j era for the ensuing term, commencing on the first i Monday of September jur ist Grade—West Ward—Elexes Elder. 2nd “ -ElitaJ. McCon»fck. . —J. Rutherford, Frin cipal, Maud B. McCrum, Assistant. Ist Grade—East Ward—J. Ginter Counsraan. 2nd “ “ —Priscilla M.McCrnm. Primary “ f -T. Vickrey, Principal, Ella J. Humes, Assistant. “ Look out for patching news” is still the stereotyped concluding paragraph of our telegraphic news, aqd if yon wish to secure this exciting news you shonJU leave youf; names and (iroqeytyith Andy'Clahaugb, iji the-“ Brant IJouse,” aqd he will supply you with a daily paper eveiy evening. We do Jdok for exciting news at ah early day. If you want anything in'ftip school book or stationery hue you can find it at Clahaugh’s, as also fruits, confectionaries, cigars, tobacco, and notions too tediops to ennumerste. • ‘ Assembly Tribune. CT The Democratic Senatorial. Conference, for Merhos t; „ ' this district, met at Tyrone, on Friday last. B. . ® DrrOKS The time for the election L. Johnson, of Cambria, TheophiluaSnvder of of county officers is drawing nigh, and as Altoona Blair, and W. A. andXogmt township, with a number of other bor- phced in nomination. Fortv-digte balhks were twehtaUves in office and none on the present tick- *«on the Conference adjourned to meet at the Ai , , ° mi tt is time, for os to take care of I toona House, in this place, on Thursday next ogives. This side of the county has for veais J 28th of August. ' "** b«n treated almost with contempt in. county’con ventjons. We 'have not had one county officer from this side for three years, and previous to that jirae, only the tail end, that no person particularly wanted. Once we had a candidate for the Legis lature, but the other side defeated him. We have askotj a share each time, but always been refused This year we asked for the Legislature, but were successfully repulsed as before. We liave no rep resentative from Altoona or Logan, and the indi cations are that we need expect nothing in future. We poll more votes and pay more taxes than any other borough in the county, yet Hollidaysburg now fills four offices and has candidates for three mbre. Altoona and Logan polls two-thirds more votes than Martinsburg and Woodberry, and ex cels them equally in amount of tax, yet they now have the best office in the countv and are on the ticket : for two more. J. G. Adlum is the man who should have received the nomination for As sembly, and we hope, and believe that he will be supported by the people for that office. If there is any gain in being elected to the office, he is de serving of it. He is a man of small means, with a large family to support—is a man of industry spends no idle time—a man of sober habits and strict economy; a man of business habits and short speeches—just the kind of a man the people want—-and we intend to run hira4s our candidate, on thisiside, whether he come out as an “ indepen dent” 'or. not. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY, Altoona, August 21st, 1862. - Union County Executive Committee. Gaysport— Joseph Smith, (Chairman.) Anas—David Henchey. Altoona—N. W, H. C. Dem. Do E. W, C. R, McCrea. Do W. W., Jacob Good. Allegheny— D. C. Gibboney. Blair—Samuel Confer. Catharine—John Clark, Jr. Frankstown—Harvey Stewart. .Freedom—Frazer Harlan. •Greenfield—Paul Mauk. Hollidaysburg— W. W, Joseph Irwin. Do E. W., John McClure. Huston—David Anrandl. Jnmata—John F. Beegle. i Logan—William Johnston, Martinsburg—Jacob Graffius. Taylor—William Shiftier. Tyrone—Samuel Morrow. Tyrone City—Samuel Berlin. Snyder—Robert Waring, •Woodberry— James M. Johnston. ■ ' Woodberry—Samuel fishs'gov Appointed by the President of Countv Conven tion. June 18, 1862. MARTIN BELL. be had at Eritchey’s FAMILY GROCERY, corner of Main and Caro line streets: ' 20 bushels Bell Pairs, for sale f h>a r _ 'At Fritchet’s. 10 bushels sour Pippins, for baking, At Fhitchey's. Oranges and Lemons always to be bad At Farrc KEY’S Lowering's best Philadelphia Syrup, cheap At Fritchkt’s. Fresh lot of Sugars at city prices, At Fhjtchey’s Sugar cored Hams, the cheapest in town, At Fmtchey’s, Sugar cared Beef At Fjure key's No. 1 C arbon Oil and Lmops, At Fbuchet’s. Baker’s best family Flour always on hpnd. . .. . At Fritchkt’s. Altoona, Aug. 14, 1862. Tp the Public !—An experience of sue months has fully convinced me that the cash, system is the best, both for merchant and consumer. It ena bles the inetuhant to sell at ax e*half less profit and make more clear money, with less trouble than he can by felling on credit; and the reason is ob vious—he gets the money down for everything he wants to seD, and has the use of it immediately. The consumer also saves bv buying for cash, be cause he gets his merchandtte at from 25 to 50 per cent, below what he would have to pay if he bought on credit, or even if he bought at a store which sells on credit. The credit business always loses a certain per centhge, which must be made up from cash or prompt monthly payers. I am determined to do nothing but a CASH BUSINESS, and have but ONE PRICE for mv Goods. ' ' I .have just returned from the cities of New York and Philadelphia with the latest and cheapest as t*°ods ever brought to Altoona. I T 0 atte, i t lon to my complete seleo ™n^£^GO?DS ’ Buch “ SnmsflS, gy* Sd £» Dncrfs Beps, Foulards, Delaines,! Poplins, Debeges, Ginghams, Cambrics! Pnnts, Brown and ..Bleached Muslins, ’ Tickings Checks, Linens, Table Napkins, Table Diapers! Gloves Hosiery. Also, a fine stock of Cassi meres, Cdttonades, Jeans, &c., for men and boys. A splendid assortment of Boote and Shoes, for ladies, misses, men and boys. -A great! variety of CARPETS, ranging in from I2i cents upward. Oil-Cloths of different patterns and prices, Window-Shades, of all styles, Children’s WAGONS, from $3.25 upwards Spring Wagons only $4.25. F Wag Paper and Bordering—a large and entirely new selection, embracing the latest and most beau trfuJ style* of Paper for Halls, Pariora, Offices, &c., ranging in price from sltems per bolt, upwards, , GROCERIES.— My stock of Groceries is un surpassed befog entirely fresh. Best Syrup Mo lasses, only GO cents per gdilhn; 2d class only 60 cents. Sugars at 9, 10,11 and Hi cents pw lb. Coffee, TCa, iSpices, Salt, Fish, Soap, Candles, and everything in that line, at Cash Prices. In the QUEBNSWABE Ifoe, I have the lar gest stock m town: Wedgewood’s celebrated Iron-Stpnc Tea Sets, forty-six pieces, only sg.'B7 China ;Sets complete, only $13,00. Chamber Sets, from $1.25 upward. 1 In the way of GLASSWARE, I have everything mentionable, such as Fruit Stands, Coke Stands, & y £ hkeg ’ • PreserTe Jam ' GoHets, Tumblers I would respectfully invite foe public to call and exatome my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as ? confident-that I can convince them thatit is cheaper to buy/or ctuh than on credit t and also, that my stock is worth an examination. .. It. A. O. KERB. Altoona, April 17, 1862. o"Fntchey will hare on band gome twenty bushels of green gages, for preserving, on Monday or Tuesday next, Those who wish to secure k quantity of this delicious fruit should leave their orders immediately at his store corner of Maine and Caroline streets. He has a fine lot of melons on hand at present which he will sell at reasonable prices. 70THB NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES —A Clergyman having been re«to7«lto faeajhin alter man; years of great suffering, is willing to ssrist directed ee ) 00 the receipt of a poet-paid mTgKVJOHNif b n N T UHN **• UAGN ALL, 186. Fulton street, Brook- l l' [June 12.-4 m. Blair township August W, IMS, by W. H. Brooke AUooB& ’ 40 M 1“ . A t tbe residence of the Bride’s r-n v.., DIED: 18th iiwteg in this nltce JOffv trrrea . M “ il<U month h« ” U ‘ U * Job *-"« forer, P r SK#" ***** «»t, the name of the Lord be GARDNER & HEMMING’S GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS! The largest and uost completely equipped equestrian establishment » b *“« collection of beautiful florae, and /bate., and a large.-.number furauTt than any company extant. Will exhibit at ■ ALTOONA, ON SATURDAY, ACSL TWENTY-THIRD In the afternoon and evening. ’ Door, open at 2 and 1 o’clock. YM. Performance half „ hour later. ADMISSION 2S CENTS. entirely new. tfae wyrdrobe It of the most Uon. mann&ctured from Pari, dnrlngthe parf^uuT^ BAND WAGON, 1. a triumph of art, muiniactnnd by the hot maker*. end sss»Msaas,%.-« ZOUAVE HALT, pfssK'^3i’is;.“sris aw«ras3asr;~* * ENGLISH AND STEEPLE CHASE. f “ tar . e ’ * ni ? ’* taDrodaced this seaKh for the first time in any traveling arena. The ActtogMuh* PETE AND BABNEY, will he introduced at each Exhibition, and lilnur... .u old «me thing, can be dine a.w“o£ HORSES AJID PONIES which e i.X^ Md ta * u among TALKING HORSE, WASHINGTON, who will be Introdncedhy Us trainer, DAN. GARDNER, ™ fMonff Favour* clown, In^^ P 'STS^&”^ alnmentin *“ hU The perforawra comprise the Stan of Inroiie ami im« lea, among whom will be bond the “ R. Hemming., 0eo _ Sniona. John Foster, . s!jsL?2rT o *’ Mon-Moreau, IlghorParkcr, W. King, ?• HOI, W. Green, L. heron, Miu JSlixa Gardner, liaihw. LaFrtftoQ.mUl"’ J U)<a» THREE GREAT CLOWNS, DAN. GARDNER, JOHN EOBTEB, . .. • YOUNG DAN On the monOng of Exhibition, th. co»pan,*ni eater’ town in OE AND PROCESSION, aitsteßT BEITNEB’S brass band 1 AogtutM, GROVER & BAKER’S Sewing Machines! Having agcjsptepthe agkn cy for the sale of the above celebrated ~\.t *4oto®loo. af|Ss£H>sS Altoona, Ang. 7th-3gi. ' ‘ SM. WOODKOK, • A TTOBNETA t-law. s ‘ rce *’ 2 door ' * bore jttUa ««•». ]>JOTIGE TO TEACHERS.—AppIi -VJ °»tion< will be received from Teacher* to tike slulxx. uiJi. ” er 2 °? tho fcniier,* seven months, tuid orthe I’cti VS'MS? ° dock A. M. By order of the School ' J. H. PATTERSON, - ROBT. WARING, Hkcnlmria. Tyrone City, Aug. 7, IS6S-2t. ■VrOTICE,—NOTICE •IS HEREBY above apeclied, unless compelled by lawT bogau Tp., Ang.-7,18«i13t ■ JOHN ORAtBN. PSW STOCK OF BOOTS $ SHOES for Men and Boy*. Ladle* and Jnat rac'd at LAVOHMAI^fi. mabbied. ; 4 ltO(K}B, Otvapm, . ! K SSS At His oM. HM fif 'fissfriess, ; A few Doors above the Post-Office, j when he ig at ail times prepared to atte»i to tticii%raoti la Ugline of hosiaeia, eofttfctlngor DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS, PUT^Y. Varnishes, DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, EXTRACT j, CARBON OIL AND LAMPS. SWEET-BRIAR PIPES, CHOICE SMOKING TOBACCO. UQUOES, *o* medicinal dm. always on hand, Physicains Prescriptions CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED, AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR NIOBT Altoona, Pfc, April 17,186 a. j | HARDWARE—HARDWARE! CHARLES J, MANN, I « IN FOIiKIGN AND DO MIOTIC HARDWA&R. WOODEN WAKE, BROOMS, WINDOW SHADES, UPHOLSTERING GOODS. I : ®°°* MA^B > SHOE FINDINGS, I MOULDERS* TOOLS. COmE TBIMMXItQS, ’ BIRDCAGES AND WIRE GOODS. PUTTY, WHITS LEAD, AC, AC OLAB8 > Hj"‘ d . wUl * that branch oftto bSSaS ‘ or<lw to raUnqnlab IK&ISJSC toiia Cntt * r ” ONWARD! EVER ONWARD TSTEP by STEP! HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO _ Drefes Q-oods Por the Ladka, embracing all the lataM, prettierfaad meat fashionable patterns In the Une of pnr», frash and cheap GROCERIES & PROVISIONS Altooue° n U ‘ e Corner of A ? nt « »»d Helen atre.it Salt May 22,1862. HES*,^ TO TEACUERS! Ter ? “V 1 ® mon tba, of twsnty-two dayt bach traminatlon will be Wd ww w«d “^n» ooThur,,Uy ’ mmmsm fore requerfed to be re ' By Schoo!. ■ July 15th, 1802. w. M. GORMLY, WHOLESALE GROCER, DEALEB IN , HAMS, _ vha£s? on! 18 ’ NO. 271, LIBERTY STREET, iOfparita Eagle Hotel,') airjraa? "^•sswpswa ftWWttlWto, JnoeB,lgB2—Bm LOTS FOE SALE.— ;ISSSS^' ■ lot* -Will nostro *ll infermatSon 1 >< *i tl> ** e ffiastsSMSfiSE lAltoopy, April 8,1503. S»SS£st gbted to arid Estate are requested to pajmont, and those D r«S,t authenticated, fcr settlement. MAklw KCNYb’n Altoona, Jnly 8, 18da~dt j AdminSr. D™ subscribers telretooloae out,at coats?£S£2 AItOQM, Jan, as, IM3.] fergPHrtMePTKf OUR LADY FRIENDS WOULD DO wdl to look In upon the choke aid «>■—»- JssSßa^rsusjfi^ss Altoona, Joe 28, 00°*°* C l' roliM ' t ‘ 4 REGULAR MEETING OP THE ALTOONA IAIK VIKW CXUKTKfiy AMoSa wfll be held on tbe aecood mCTth’lnthe Conndrßoom. Secretary. [MayM-'dil *”*“*“*• ri BOCERIES AND PROVISIONS thecheapest, at MCftPHY A Altoona. fee 86, of Virginia «u| CaroUne a*. MUSIC !—INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN w:.rAi°^ lo,trom>nt - P^®-rURB, —Persons wishing' Posture fer CATTLE, or la enpplied by applying to LBVng QWJtl?’ ** May 27 th, 1862. two mitea North o* Altoona. EW SUMMER jmml of superior "tyle «nd nutafet,Jntt LATOHMAK’S. frW T PILE S OP PANtA: A COMPETE ASSORTMENT OF wTO-rtwljM ooeree—white end colored—at ' LATOmtAJTB T. AJJIEB’ CHOICE! —PATENT Xj aiu-msmiai BW»^lu.ing7 FRUIT CANS & JARS» 10,000 HAVE STOOD THE TEST 1 * R. A. O. Kerr. AJLTQONA, »a. BVTSTT 4 MtWiST'3 nmr2T,iyr a ? *i* Ja ”’ b^a * perfectly «izupto U>their u frnit* "***£* «UwST, that ™ Wiiowwo abvahtaom fMf I* time to bp M-ricL »P«Vhot»Ul alwayiahow _ Directions. «mo Jatp from which they < ? n th! ' I’' 1 ’' , "” r tt * iror ‘ gi g WHEELER & WILSON’S 8 SEWING g 5 MACHINE. I <e .. fp | R. A. 0. KERR, * 3 ALTOQNA.PA.. i Agent far Blair County. S.NOSTIii V aaiHHHAi % THEBE MACHINES ABE ADMlT snss^s , OVER 1,400 MORE SSfiarK^»dWS&££ Hem. >n£S£sS: H to*S&SSS£ T* “ d « tte»*«w Of WEST BRANCH INSURANCE CO.. ? T L QCK HAVEN. PA, PREMIUM NOTES M TORCE .406.000. Ip«»ws propertj■ on>Trea«auibfe tenw u are consisteot with security. . v n O .. ntniotoasj J:S.£’ |&jBSr Svsf' 1 «>e people of HAT AND CAP will keep conetaotlr „n i 1 line, canebting of Bat* and cloeively, aad Mlfße ||*ll St ®>oee ex date those whomaj *° TMt Mock i,f fT? ~ *“•* “"fr Jbtrow*e._ wi-SsSP^aaS!®*' iS“ ga& we. BMBPH * IfAWlf, DBY GOODS, GROCERIES, JELLING PP AT COST 2«««0f ”!*** f»«>r «J» ring UTOUncftA * eca ' riock «jsw. The m *”«>** HWWABE, UIIEESSWiBK GROCERIES, rCLOTIbSG t - £. s iOONS, MAN’S. CPSTgf every twafaiAX’tg aadfewtCo. ■—Southeast t ■- 250,000 , ,;, 1397,7-16 Iws*poraftd}B6(> ( by the Legislature of Fnmsrl immdi at tkamuluawai asssaasysasKasg ss=Sl%^r NON FORFEITURE PLAN, sss^stassatJS^^B,- e» amM at pr«iwn MtoSr **'* ortha '- * a fcr taoooo »l«k I^Too i « « « ■ *J® m » aoo ou 0 « u SOU 00 ftTl M 400 DO $ « u *w » «ao «o * ■■ 1 1 ".■ ■ ■ £OO <Mi ALEX AWDUIymLLMW >. -. w-issayr*-- a. onMiuy. , STS' ■fSß®®' wS3F SS Bund Work. ■^^■Ksgaa^^g^aag.^ miL Ass swspr^ 'r. & ‘ ‘ xsy, i.\y, -. r tM ’«Mb.,
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