lf|*i»B.fiba**,Paetor— Preaching )fttut‘afatojt t .aaS: la the ereniug M|MtA,lßa'Mstßr» Boom every tiMM.. Sahbalh School in came jBSUgI ■■hiSSKiLr 1 * tfe>oek ' — • '**»*■« B»r. A. H.f«»ll»»», PuWCf.—PrMthing UWjyJNblutb woiWnK«bllo’«l«*>«»d tathflevening >t 'Timttk.- IWwrtlillMfwy WrfnewUy evening at l Afc- bblth BefaooUt» o’ehiekA. M. UNIUP BBBZBBBN—Ber. Sunil. K»«u*». Pastor, frenehtm every h«> b«th mml t at ll o'clock ■ and in the maiMttl o’clodt. Pjn,«rMeetl»kln the lecture Boom araryWatowtUy wtogat T o’clock. ■ Bnbbntn School in th> wow ntbo’clocklnlho morning. in the •rwiaentr.twedt: Pruw ■ectlu every Wadnaaday ' evening StT o’olcek. SnhbnthSchoalm A.M. CASHOUC —Eer. Oomt Traoo, Pastor—Di vine ntlini Bin Sabbath moraiag at 10}4 o’clock end la thl.artaraoop at S o’clock. Sabbath School at 2 o’clock ■• to ttovjtotoii’aowb GERMAN CATHOLIC—E«v. — , Pastpr. —Djtineeervlow every Sebbeth aMtolng at 10U o'clock, B O’clock. Sabbath School at 1 AnUOJA HlOiiWUT—Bar. Atazaaßia Jowanui, Paater. PrOnhing aracy Penrth Sabbath la each mouth. : Prayer Met lug every Mdu evening at 7 o’clock. Sab- o’clock lathe afternoon. iML HOAD BCHEDUE. ON AND ARMS MONDAY, MAT 6, IMS. TRAINS •ill arrive at and leave Altoona Station wibllowe: |,|4MTrain Keel arrivee BAOP.U., leeveeg^OP.U. “ Weet “ - 8,10 A.M. r*«> ■■ llaei “ 12A&A.U. “ 1,00 A.M. ■ - Weet “ 8J06P.M., “ iOae.il. Mall •• Reel ‘t 7.30 A.M., “ 7,85 A.M. “ «• Weet *• 6,48 P.M., “ 7,00 P.M. The MOUHDAVSDU&O BRANCH connect! with Kr proee Train Wait, awl Mail Train Kaat and Weet. «a T 8& BRANCH TRAIN eleo nlakee one trip to BolUdanbnrg at 10.16 A. M.*~Altoo- Huntingdon at 1.20 P. M. Huntingdon at 1.20 P. it.—Altoona at 3.16 P. M.~aod arrive* at HollidayiburK at 3A6. JtNOCH USWIS, Gat’l Supt. CLOSE AND OPEN. MAILS CLOSK JiMlcrn W»y , WMt*r*W*y.... U.'llid«y*burg WMtcra Ihr««gh (uM)i Wuroscb MAILS ARRIVE. 7JO A.M. * 6«f.M VMoo Ibi a(h i I M jgjg"- - 8 » P. M KMMra Wajr - —— v 844 Omc* How:— Dario* the weak, fron t 4S a. *. til 7SO», H. Oo Sunday*, from 7 B till 9 401. *. < IAMf-UKtS OF ASSOCIATIONS. MOUNTAIN umsl, No. 381, A. V. M.. meets-bn third bm*». at o’clock P. M-, in the third CHAPTER, No. 180 K. A. C., meet* on A* frAtbttnßy of each month, »t o’clock P. M., , Until rooM *» above. ’ ", MOUNTAIN COCNCIL, No. 9, K. AS. M., meet* oo the first Monday of each month, at 7)£ o'clock P. M.. in same COOBKM thoTO, MOUNTAIN COMUAN DISHY, No. 10, K. T. meet* on the fourth Tuesday of each mouth, at o'clock I'. M , in Mo» room as above. • ALtOSNA LODGE, No. «3, I. O. of O. F-, meets every NHjlny-ofoaiDC, at 7% o’clock, in the third story pf Jag gard’a Hall. ' VSUNDA LODGE, N 0.032, 1.0.0f0. F., meet* every Monday 'everts*, *fl% o’clock, in third atofy of Patton’* Bn tiding, oirPicginia street. wSSKBAtWTRIHB, No. 35, 1. O. 8.M., meetsevery Toeaday evening in the accond story of Masonic Temple. CMumsH fltfckindlOd at 7th ran SOtfa breath. ALTOONA DIVISION, No. 311, 8, of T., meet* every Satorday ovenlnK, at 7 o’clock, in the second story of the 'Masonic Temple, STATE ■OFFICERS. Oeaeier—Andrear 0. Curtin. Setnhuy uf State—Eli Blifer. Attoviuty Boural —William U. Meredith. ilifilMl Bound —Thomas B. Cochran. Saramsr Oeaerai—WllUam L. Wright. AffdMt ftatial-3. U.Hddle. State lyeoaurer—Beury D. Moore. «UUR COUNTY OFFICERS. IrtrjSfA* Chwrtl.—PrMld«nt fudge, Hon George Tay tor. - AmoclatM, Stmtwl Pani Adam Moaee. StaU iStorrfnr—Hon. LewU W. Ball. TtiaiWeerflanlM. Fnfkuman —Anthony 8. Morrow. ftiliitirwJ Fwiihfi r Ihigh d Caldwell. JMo'MMnmaMKoCamant.' Detmty—John Mark),. District Attonwaf—Boajamln I, Hewit. Chanty CWtntfwfonot—Oiorg* t. Cowan. George Koon, Jamee M. Klnkewd. County aweegor—J|meaL. Owlu. Good, William Burley, David ' AfifftAdL ’ ■ Ctmify ifmfffnri A If Tdi;T**i RobLH.Meatimer, L. L, Moor*. DtftMftftXl. —John Mitchell. AL.TOOMA KMIOUQH OFFICERS. JtOitaiftklUfn laeohM.Qwnry, John W. Humes. \ Ki T Smyth, Daniel Langhman, John Menrine. lljOafsiMlSp- Tt.aut Lanahman. (nifllai W **r*r —~ John Shoemaker, J.B. lUhi, fa Boyden, Jamee Lowther, B. A. Beck. if. B. Hlleman, ■ ■’■ail-j.a —J fax —Jos. SL Br.. eyij-» c. J. Mean,Alex.McCormick jSwWWaSiKeeiniehhnrilinriir T f-ja-yj- Bnrtff.H ■■■fan- B. Warfel. J^ro^K^ l K srd _|(i (i hM l Clahaogh. « •« M Hard) W>rd—John Shoemaker, nimxirr ffi~r'** > *r rt 1 *~ Kodamer, John Hickey. . ' W w - WttteiiWh. W. Bender, Jno. Bowman. « i Rfertk Green, Alex. McCormick s^3^! VuyimaSt., AiUma, Pa. JO. w. A- BELFORD, Proprietor. of xhx “ smporiuai vosld raapectfuUy announce to the l(yilpk:hi|M rwtitfd a large Invoice of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINOS, and « gtawnl amortnwnt of G-pVS’ FdJtN£BHW GOODS, CuUIWR, NeA-Ties, Suspenders, fi ornery, Ewidkerehielk, ■ A ice., . i m m .... 7 16 A, Me .. 730 “ 7 16 A.M. A 6 30 P. M, 7 20 P. M, „ 720 44 GRO.-W. PATTON P. M gammer trade. m tartma an examine , that hie iM’" pment tkacj 'goiw» than e»n An examination wHI HION, i no htniuncj In ut i «h» flUUoa, will in wMriteWy: tt'bu cfeajßaluu •tnMg ud cb«p tayrt, ■'lx**. street, lint door above XXprftVl.m, DR. WM. B. HURD’S Dental Remedies ARE THE BEST in the WORLD, INSURING FINE TEETH A Xb A SWEET BREATH, AND CURING TOOTHACHE & NEURALGIA! Do too with to be bleated with tod admired for Piaut Won aad Sound TEETH? U«rt)R. WM. B. HURD’S UNRIVALLED TOOTH POWDER,* warranted fw from acid* alkali or any injurious substance. Price, 25 cents per box. K£».Beware of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders* which whiten but .destroy. Do joq wish to pe certain that your BREATH is pure* sweet, and agreeable to hnsbaod or wife, lover or friends? Use DR, HURD'S CELEBRATED MOUTH WASH.— Price, S 7 cents per bottle. This astringent wash h also the best remedy in tbe world lor Cavur, Bad Breath, Blskdixo Gems, Some Mouth, etc. It has eared hundreds. Do you or your children roffer from TOOTIIACE ? Get- DR. HURD’S MAGIC TOOTHACHE DROPS! Price. 16 cents per bottle. s AT© yen afflicted with NEURALGIA ? Get DR. W. B. HURD'S NEURALGIA PLASTERS. The moat effective and delightful remedy known. They do not adji#re nor blUter. but soothe and charm pain away. Try them. Price, 18 ami .37 cents. Mailed on receipt of price. Do you wish a complete set of DENTAL REMEDIES and a Treatise on Preferring Teetht Get DR. WM. B. HURD’S DENTAL TREASURY, the neatest nod mo«t valuable present that one friend can make to another.— Price, $l. Sent by express on receipt of price. For sale at ail the best stores throughout the ci^ntry. Cactio.n. —As there are dealers who take advantage of onr advertisements to impose upon their; customers infe rior preparations* it Is necessary to Insist upon having what you call for, and yon will get the thoroughly tested* and prepared hv an experienced and scientific Den tiet. Treasurer of the New York Stale Dentist's Associa tion, and Vice President of the New York City Dental Society. Address - WM.®. HURD & CO., New York. DR. HERD'S DENTAL REMEDIES are for b«)« in this place by . G. IV. KESSLER. THE HOUSEKEEPER’S NEW Furniture Polish Prepared from an i improved recejpe by the proprietor of the 44 Beothxb Jovxtban Poush,” is certified by all the leading New York Furniture Dealers and PiauoFnrte Makers to bo the best in the world for removing Scratches, Mark*, and Dirt, and restoring a high and lasting gloss to all kinds of Varnished work, from Furniture to Leather. It is cheaper and better than Varnish, dries immediately, and is easily applied. With a piece of Canton Flannel and a bottle or two of this New, Furniture Polish, a House keeper ean work magic in the furnltme of a house, and keep it looking like new. Now Is the tint* to “thine up** your Tables, Chaim, peaks. Pianos. Picture Frames. Car riages, etc.,and make them look 6C percent, better. This Is true economy. 'For sale by Furniture Dealers and Store keepers generally. Price 25 and 50 cent’, a Imttle. Depot No. 1 Spruce Street, New York. AGENTS WANTED. APMtsss. BOX 1972, New York B. O. GREAT BOOKS IN PRESS! THRILLING INCIDENTS OF THE Great Rebellion; -OR THE HEROISM OF Our SOLDIERS &SAILOBS. ILLUSTRATED. 1 VOL., LABOR 12MO. PRICE $1216 The critics ftod the public are right in predicting that this will iarpftsS} in graphic narrative, exciting interest, and extensive popularity, all other histories of the War for ■ the Union. Its theme will be the heroic dai ing, pa*ie» t suf fering and hmlr-bfeadth escapes of our Soldiers and Sailors, ana its incidentH will form the theme of conversation at innumerable firesides for years to some. It will contain* in addition to its stirring details, the philosophical Analy sis of the causes of the W»r, by John Isrthrop Motley, Author of *‘The Rise of the Dutch Republic.” etc., the dates of all Uie important events froto the John; Drown raid, andan accurate and revised account of tbe. principal battles, with engravings. One-third tin* proceeds ol «U Subscriptions sent .direct . t<» as will be given for the Relief of Disabled Soldiers, and, all'persons who wish a copy of the work, and also to benefit the soldiers, should send their name and address at once. Also, any officer or private, or person In any section of the country, having knowledge of any heroic act or stirring incident, will oblige us by sending us an account of It. BOoKSKLLSRS, POSTMASTERS, and CAAVASSINO AO RKTS will be fUrnished with a Subscription Prospectus, on application to the Publishers. A9*A liberal commission given to Sol diers desiring to act as Agents in taking subscription/!. THE HISTORY American Manufactures. i FROM 1608 TO 1860. BY DR; J. LEANDKR BISHOP. 2 VOLS-. Sow. Vol. 1. now ready. Vol. 11. nearly ready. ; Phi* iaprohably the Urgent and moat important work n< w in the. Americas prow. We have alaojnst published new edition* of the follow, I useful nod popular books: THE BUSINESS MAN’S LEGAL ADVISER; f, How to S»ve Money, by Conducting Business according to Law, as expounded by the best and latest Authorities. 400 pp., sheep. Price fl. •PPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY; 1000 OIJANCES to make money. I Cloth, $l. This haabeen rs-pnhiiihed iu England. ( Ever; business Man and clerk should hate these books. • They will pay Jthe buyer a hundred Krery parent . *' took) get the&t for their eons. '' ; All these books are mailed, postpaid, on receipt of price. Vs pay particular attention to mailing books, wrapping : 1t ism camUßy, and will ptocure and send, postpaid, any | | I ojok anywhere, on receipt of publishers* price and six 1 stamps. Address r FREEDLEY & CO., Tribabe Buildings, New York. HANOS! PERSONS WHO WISH TO BUY a Rianoof the best maker. will be ihown hbw they < ao «r» s bafel.oroe ram in’the purcbrais address Care of Jot, Cob & Co., PuMiaheraVAgente, NEW YORK. P. O. OF ONWARD! ONWARD!! EXCELSIOR OUR MOTTO! \ NOW OPEN « On the comer of Branch and Annie Streets, EAST ALTOONA, AN ENTIRELY IBW STOCK OF GOODS ! Having- [iisi-oskh of thk entire stock of old goods iu the above stand at auc tion, we desire to say to the public that we have just opened out an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK to which we invite the attention Df the public. We are determined to sell at the rANY LOWEST PRICES . Our stock embraces a large and complete assortment of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, consisting, in part, of plain and 1 fancy Silks, all-wool De laines, Alpacas. CbalUe Delaines, plain and figured Berege, Lawns, Ginghams, Ducals, De Barge, Travelling Dress Gootla. and all the LATEST STYLE PRINTS. M ©h 9 s "VV ear. We have received a large and well selected stock of GEN TLEMEN’S DRESS GOODS, such a* Cloth*, plain and tinev Cassimeres. Cashmere Is, Tweeds, Jeans, Corduroys, Beaver Teens, Velvet Cords, and other fashionable good* for men and boys. WHITE GOODS. Irish Linen, Cambrics, Victoria Lawns, plain add dotted SwUk. Bobinet*. Edging*. Ac. We have a large a sortment of.Ladies’ Needlework Col lars and Sets, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons,'Glove*. Gaunt lets, Mitts, Hosiery, Silk and Linen Handkerchief*. Neck Ties, Veil*. Ac. AUo, Ticking. Check*, bleached and un bleached Muslin*. Cotton and Linen Diaper. Crash. Ac. Also, a fine assortment of SPRING- SHAWLS. We have icceived a large lot of BOOTS AND SHOES, LADIES' GAITERS. HATS & CARS, SHAKER BONNETS. &c.. which we are determined to *ell cheaper than ever. QU KEENS W A H E, CEDAR AND WILLOW-WAKE, HARDWARE, Groceries. Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Syrups, Molasses, ' Mackerel, Herring, Cartxm Oil. Fish Oil, Drugs and Medicines, ami, in fact, everythin)* usually kept in a first-clss. Stove. ; As we make our purchases almost entirely for cash, and as we &U 1 sell for CASH ONLY ; AND KKKP NO BOOKS, It will enable n* t<> sell Goods at Tery moderate prices; and by lair dealing and strict at tention to business we hope to stonre a liberal share 01 pnblic patronage Altoona. April Ift. 1802-tf NORTH WARD AHEAD! NEW SPRING and SUMMER GOODS AT OLD PRICKS i UK UNUKIiSKiSKU W(H'LI) UE- I xpectfnlly inform the citizens of Altoona ami sur rounding country that he has just returned from the east. When* he has heVn selecting hix stock of Spring ami Sum mer Goods, which for style, quality and Price cannot be Surpassed in this neck of country. His stock is much larger than heretofore, and, as It is quite an object in these war-exciting times Jor everyone to purchase whsre they can get the BEST article at the LOWEST FRICK, he would say that he can and will sell AS LOW, if not A LITTLE LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE in this place. He wishes all to call and see his stock before pur chasing elsewhere, as he feels confident he can offer in ducement! which will DEFY COMPETITION. His stock consists of . ■ LADIES’ DRESS GOODS OF EV£ST DESCRIPTION. 41KN AND BUYS’ SUMMER WEAR, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ DRESS SHOES. MEN AND BOYS’ BOOTS AND SHOES, MEN AND WOMEN’S HOSE, HATS AND CAPS, Ginghaips. Lawns, Bleached and Unbleached Muslim, Dried Peaches and Dried Apples. Plain and Canvassed Hams, Ac.. Ac. He will sell tbe AMERICAN PRIM’S at FAST MADDER COLORS. FANCY DELAINES, from 'VD/. to 26 Fine Bleached MUSLINS yard wide. 121.. “ K ” if ‘ Heavy Unhl’ched yard ” i* •» J* LAWNS, from 8 to 15 “ LADIES’ SLIPPERS. from 40 to 60 “ Fine. French, Sewed. Keeled BOOTEES. $1 26 “ ‘ Pegged ’■ 100 MEN’S CALF BOOTS, 2 75 “ GOAT " 260 BOYS’ GOAT, (Nos. 4 and 5.) 1 6° -MEN AND BOYS’ OXFORD TIES, from 76 cents to 1 00 MEN’S CALF MONROES. * I 00 All sizes of MISSES’ A CHILDREN’S SHOES, very low ijCSbcFsUoffee at 20 cents, i White Sugar U and cento. Brown Sugar from 7 to 10 cts.; Best Honey and Lovering’s Syrup, at 60 cts.; Sugar House Molasses. 40 cts.; Raking Molasses, 31 to 40 cts.; together with Cedar and Willow- Ware; Plour, Feed, Ac., and all other articles of Goods Just as low an any other house can sell. Please call and examine my stock before pnrchasiag elsewhere. J. A. SPRANKLE. Altoona, May 1,1802. [ North Ward. GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE; Annie Street, East A Itoona, a few doors above Branch Street. The subscriber has just be cefved a large and freah stcck ofGROCERIES. PRO VISIONS, 4c.. which he will'sell at pricer equally ax low as hla competitors, Hi. stack conslstß of FLOUR. FEED, BACON. HAMS. FISH, SALT, POTATOES. COFFEE. SUGAR,. TgA. SPICES, CRACKERS CHEESE. TUBS. BRUSHES. BUCKETS. RR OOMS. RAISINS LEMONS ORANGES ~ FIGS. DATES COMBS SOAPS, KNIVES BfIWPFP pace CONFECTIONERIES DRIED FRUIT. AND DRUGS OF ALL KINDS I intrite the public to call and examine my stock, as 1 am determined to please in quality and price. May®, 1862-tf WM.H. PEROIVAL. WM. S. BITTNER, Dental Surgeon, OFFICE IN MASONIC wgafe TKMPIiE, next door to the Post J. G. AOLUM, ISTotary Public, ALTOONA. BLAIR.CO-, PA. Can at all times be found at the store of J. B.llileiuau October 1,1857. s2s] EMPLOYMENT! [s7s AGENTS WANTED! We will pay. from $25 to $75 pet month, and all expen bp,, to actire Agents, or glee a commlatlon. Particular* Bant free. Address Brie Sewing Machine Company; R. JAMES, General Agent, Milan. Ohio, Sept. 12-ly.} LEVI'S PREPARATION FOR EX (terminating RATS, MICK, ROACHES. ANTS, and bog* without danger In Its use under any clrcmnstan ; ces for sale at the Drug Store of O, W- KESSLER. Jan. 24. ,66-tf] " All styles carpeting and OlLCloths can hr found a? LAT7OFTM AN’B. GELS & CO. cents. i % “ 8 and 10 ** BUTTER'S STATE CAPITOI. Book Bindery AXP EAKK BOOK MANI 54 Marift St, HarrMurr/. f„ rphis establishment is chiefly dlplicate*. »c,, f„r,.,. uri ,, ' ss«. printed hr plain, l»M »«d fcwntd t.. rWr ~ , ' Docket# made of the best linen paper. try .iXD SBXKT-IXOX » VASE, in creat rnnety. , -r 11 ABOVE SUM I\"OASH Librarians, and other**, desiring to Imre tlodr 8.,. k , , nlatava on hand. : S< . .. V , urn honnd and ai' moderate price*, should ginn,,, ,i,i, , Dtit IPfVP f. SPOTTTTNG J 1 will furnish one of my sttperiui Nfcß. 1 AHSB : nf lhe Orgeat slaes, Harper s Weekly, 111,' ROOFING" cd SJ.irls. Skirt ihg. Lace Mitts. dc., dr. ALSO, Tickings, Checks.! Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, Cotton and Linen Table Diaper. Crash, XankV”- & c - I5U0?1> AM) SHOES*. HUKENSWARE WOOD AND WILLnW WAKE. OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS. &C. IIARDWAKK GROCERIES. Our stock'of Groceries is more extensive than ever, and consists of Rio and Java Coffee. Crushed. Loaf and N 0. Sugars; Greeu. Y\ 11/and Black Teas: Molasses. Soaps, Candles, Salt. Fish, Ac. Thankful to the public for liberal patronajte heretofore received, he hopes by sWct attention to buti ucrs, and an endeavor to please. to merit a continuance of the same. : Cull anti examine bis Stool*. and yon will In* con vinced Unit he ban the best assortment and cheap* nt Good* in the market. Country Produce of ail kind* taken in exchange for Goods at market price*. Altoona, April 4u 1802. POKED OUT AGAIN! The undersigned would respectfully so licit the patronage of the citizen* of Altoona and vicinity, a* he had again opened out AT HIS OLD STAND, on Virginia si., a few doors below the Svpt's OJ/ice, with an entirely new and fresh supply of PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES, ftUCh .V FLOUR;, BACON, FISH, SALT. POTATOES, CHEESE. CORN-MEAL, MILL-FEED OATS, RYE, CORN, TEAS of nil kinds. COFFEE. SUGAR, SYRUPS. BAKING MOLASSES. tOBACCO,,SKGARS, DRIED FRUIT, SOAP. CANDLES. BROOMS. BRUSHES, Crockery, Woodeb and Willow Ware, Stationery, Notion Candies. &c. Also a large stock of LIQUORS! Alt the above goods will ne sold, Wholesale or Retail, at the lowest pricey. Come one—come all! See for your selves. and be convinced. No charge for examining niy stock. , LOUIS PLACK. April 17, ’62-tfl ARMEIiS TAKE NOTICE —The undersigned is l Tj'XCHANGJt. HOTEL.—THE SUB SOMBER; would respectfully In form the public that h 5 ha* recently re fitted the above Hotel, and is now pared to accommodate his friends andjHSiHßjt patrons in a comforts! le manner, and will spare no pains in making it an hgreeable heme for all sqjourner*. Uis'Table will always be luxuriously supplied from the markets of the country and cities, and his Bar filled with Uqnofs of choice brand*. Uls charges are as reasonable as those of any other Hotel In the place, pnd he feels satisfied they can not be complained of by those who favor him with their custom. Expecting to receive a share of public patronage, and fully intending to deserve it, he throws open his house to the public and invites a trial. I have Just reteiTfed a stock cf ; No. 1 French Brandy, for medicinal purposes. Also a large stock of excellent Wines, for medicinal pur poses, together With a lot of the best old Rye Whiskey to he found in the country. Altoona, May 27,1880.-ly] JOHN BOWMAN. $3O. EMPLOYJfENT! $lOO. Commercial Agents "Wanted. t 6 sell goods for the I ADAMS ? (A New England) manufacturing company. We will give a commission of one hundred per cent, on all goods sold by our Agents, or we will pay wages at from $BO to $lOO per mouth and pay all necessary expenses. For particulars aid dr os (with stamp) Oil AS. RUGGLES, fienT Agent, For the Adams Manufacturing Co. Detroit. Mick. May 8,1802-% Q O A L. ■VTOW IS THE TLME FOR EVERY family t»i get-ip their supply of coal for the Winter, and the subscritmr would therefore inform the cltixens of Altoona and that he is prepared to supply them, on short notice-; with a superior article of ANTHRACITE and ALLEGHISIY BITUMINOUS COAL. He will sell it by the Train. Car, or Cart Load, or by the bushel, deliv ered gt the door of the purchaser. *S*Yard on the North side of the Railroad—upper end of Altoona.TaPd. H R iIYERU Ju1y25,18611-tf. • “ Blair county insurance AGENCY.—The undersigned. Agent of the Blair Ootmty Mutual Fire Insnrancfr Company, Is at all tinea ready to ijunre; against Iosa;or damage by fire, guild. m4*> JkreAatidiu, furniture and Property, of every dee criptkm, in town or eonntry, at ae reasonable rates as any Company In the State Office with Bell, Johnston, Jack I Co ; T. CALDWELL. Agent. Jan. 27, ’69-tf Stephen Wivtees | SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLAR NEWSPAPER PRESS You will find it for your interest to Communicate dl* j roctly with me. as I warrant the press to be i II I repre- I sent it,-which your merchant can rtwily find out fur yon ; if you are a total stranger in New York- For further i particulars please address A CAMPBELL. ; No. Ifi, Spruce street, VI. Sept. Ift, 1861. PATENT KEROSENE OR CARBON jiL lamps; „ Um.vaUHin Beauty , Simplicity Safety or Economy. Kv . v person desiring t.. obtain the very lies! and cheap est in.'.aide light within their reach, should rail at the , ‘ ftho undersigned and examine these Lumps before purchasing elsewhere, and we pledge ourselves to dem.m *'™X That NO ACCIDENT can occur by explosion. •M That they emit no offensive odor while burning. “V That they are very easily trimmed. 4th. That they are easily regulated to give more or lew light. r»i, That they bum entirely free from smoke, i tb' That the light »s at least 50 per cent, cheapen than aov othei light now in common use. These lumps are admirably ; adapted for the use of Jin-. Hents Mechanics. Seamstresses, lactones, Halls,Churches, gtmes Hotels, and are highly, recommended fur family us,e. “■ The burner of the Carbon Oil Lamp can he attached to old side hanging and table fluid and oil lamps, at a small expense’. and will answer every purpose of a new lanp, \Ve guarantee perfect satisfaction in ail cases Aug;i«. ISaWf.] . (~ M. Kl.S>l.Kh. FRIES A WINTER?* Jacob snyder, tailor, The Hero of One Hundred Fit* per Month / I would respectfully forth my claim to pub* attention, aa a Faahionabl Tailor. as follows: Because I keep au exct lent assortment of Clothi Cassiuieres. Vestings ar Trimmings, which, win examinedJtlwajs please. Because my work made up in ft manuer tbi takes riown the count* and gives all my costomr a city'appearance. Because lain not inferi as a Cutter to the best he found anywhere. Because !»ng experiem in my business pives it entire control over it. a; I am not dependant np< any one Pdift mo out the suds. Because I am still on the sunny side of forty, ami then fore my taste jih a Cutter and workman unimpaired. Call on me. in the corner room of the *■ Brant House.” Give me a trial and you will go away pleased. Altoona. May 2t>-om JACOB S'NYBEB. CAMPBELLS Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware SPOUTING. & and for sale iu larpc or small .jnantlti*' Call. examine and price my stock and >-)n will tu it uh j*ood and cheap us any in town Dec. -Jo. V.O-lv.j r l l *1 li tiKEAT QUESTION Widen 1 now agitates the mind of efery pH>mi ijt is, where- can I {jet the best article for uiviHß money? Ju regard to other matters, the ecriher would not attempt to direct, but if you gH. want anything in the line of : BOOTS OR SHOES he invites an examination of his stock and « ->it. lie keeps constantly on hand an assortment of Uou rtuiterK, Blippers. *c„ which he offers at foir prio-. lie will give special attention to custom uork. ui wnich will be warranted to give satisfaction.’ Noii--t.ni 1 iK'st workmen are employed Remember my shop is on Virginia street, ijii;:.--.!.'--- opposite Kessler’s Drug Store. Sei>temhbr 3, *57-tf] JOHN 11. UOUKUI> H. FETTINGEK’S General News Aiiencv. OAK HALL, No. 7, MAIN STKKKi SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOK'S. STATION R RY, CONFRCTIONA li 1 Ks CIOARS & TOBACCO. TOYS AND NOTIONS IN GREAT VAKIF/H CONSTANTLY ON HANK. October 24. 1861. IVTATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE- X. i This Great Journal of Crime and Criminal®«- ><■ its Twelfth Year, and is widely circulated the country. It contains all the Groat Trials. rrlmii.v Coses, and appropriate Editorials on the some, lopotherci-r information on Criminal Matters, not to bo found ii ; '■ other newspaper. s2 per annum; $1 lor six monii.- be renlitted by subscribers, (who should write their and the town, county and State where they reside plai»b To ; 0. TT. MATSELL i Co.. Editor k Prop’r. of Kew York Police GaMi- Xi-w York 15-tfl CONFECTIONERY ArJfD OYSTER SALOON, rP H E SUBSCRIBER WOCLI» l> 1 -FORM the citizens of Altoona and vicinity that L*- CONFECTIONERY, NUT and FECIT STORE supplied with tlie very best articles to bo bad. and in >-' r "" variety, lie has also an /. OYSTER SA-EOON attached to his store, in which he will servo up 01 >TU> in every style during the season* FRESH-BAKED BREAD dr PIES always *"«"■ He is atoll times prepared to supply ealcvs, eandh*''- or pie-nics and other parties. He invites a sharp of pn fatronage. believing that he can render full satisfaiTii-i* >■ all. Remember, his store and saloon is on Vir«MoiaiUw'-' w door&lndbw Patton’s Halt. fiTTO H° s ‘ Altoona. Oct. 10, IS6I-tf Gj.' |W. KESSLER —I'HACTU Ai. r a DRUGGIST, respectfully to the citizens of Altoona and the public emliy, that be stilt continues the Drug business; w| on Virginia street, where he keeps constantly Hd onhund,|or sale. Wholesale and RetaII.DRCGS, WT\ MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. OILS. VARNISH- Cf KS and DYE-STUFFS. . f By strict attention to business, and a desire ,< J r^"4 .. is&dtion lo all as regards price and quality, hf !l " ! ' merit and receive a share of public patronage- Physicians and merchants supplied on r and all orders from a distance promptly attended . Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded- i __ /'IORELITE BASE .—Having r chased the right to manufacture the COK h BAgE for ARTIFICIAL TKKTU, I am now prep 1 ? pat np dentures on this new and beautiful PJ* which is for Superior to the old style, on surer P V it will hot corrode or discolor. It contain* n? jc . substance, and of course there is no P a ‘ raD,c p?r *>:r metal plates often become obnoxious, r wishing a.flue set of teeth will please call and specimens. W. 8. Blip J* 'Jan. % 1802-tf j Office in Masonic Temple. I>INE AND LAUD OILS. i.L'l f phone. Burning Fluid, Carbon Oil, 4c.. at Jhh. Si, ON HAND AT McCOKMICK’?^ —A splendid assortment of Ready-Made <*', (all am] see Not.^ fb ROOEKIKS. A LABOK A>‘ \X complete assortment of Groceries h» Te ceited at the stote of J. B *• * Hair, hat, tooth, bhavin*" Paint. Sash and ? \ LL KINDS OF PRINTING > ; neatly and expeditfusly ofVH* ••ALTOONA THIBINt TTAJ.iI, OILS, OOLOgS" IJ.: shiirln% Cro*m. Toilet S’ FECTACLKS KVK wnibruU* at M £ *5 £ M = -i '■ o£ 5: - 57 ! w" si 4 O s « ~ -It, a I O S 2 - = i O t? osaS*;! S- e j 1-3 55 =2 U ja ss.- = OO' ±- Mb Z A .IACOIJ \\\>r McCRUM & DERN, VOL- 7. THE ALTOONA TRIBUNE. .. .• ucouum, >•—••• l " I'UlttUtfKMfcd ANI» PftOPftUTOftA. . r .uUI»W.IV»3'» bl •‘ Ul lit lII* *xplr»ti»B ul »h* lim f'" rUMWt “F u»V**TUIHfI. I i iW. *tu •„■ iue.t xr le»» *•* • *lso * 5,1 ■ l " ,nuf i S line.) I oO "* 1 '" .lioH'l" 11 *’ t .. i 100 liu J«. t«» ’. ) .» W -xi ,S tluetl weeks and l«|* than three 26 cut, ... r «l“* re ,or "* cl ‘ ' 1 "" ? tnaontba. Smooths I ye«i ..* ISO $lOO »•> ii* , *6O '*oo 'Sr-in 4 00 It IKI 10 i i 5 00 X 00 12 on « 00 10 00 U on . ■■■" 10*00 U (H) 20 0 1 Hall' »column U’OO 26 00 40 0 ■ oU ?rJl:ir'.'iV,io B«cuU.r.Notices... ' ■ O-rclmtHH advertising by the year, tUr.ej.tiu.ro.. su line. wl *|* ’lJJ’uJ’of tt political larncleror individual in* to the above rate. , T u otlaemen s not marltedwith the nnn.herof ,n.. r| ,la.S‘wlll lie continued till forbid and charged ac* notice. Vrecen*U per line fiir every iinertion. ""uurrv lmtlce, exceeding ten line..' Bfty cent, a .t>ua » ~x liue* le*# i ine i»niWTft—”" IWo “ ** r<INIORE lock hospital „ ...ecAHLfSHED AS A RSEUiTE FROM QUACKERY b 4 Only Place Where a Cure Can be Obtained* l\ll. JOHNSON has discovureil llu I ) mill Certiiin, Speedy and only ElTectn.il “ ,1 world for all I’rivntß Diseases. Weakness of tin- Unci' limbs Strictures, Affections of the Kidneys and Blad i'./ involuntary Discharge*. Impoteney, lieiieral Debility c ’ ■ .asness. Dyspopsy, Languor. Low Spirits. Lonfusioi V W,’lu .VdpiWtl.in of the Heart Timidity. Trimihlings, ik- ~.«** of Sight or liisoaso *»* lle.ul. "iir lit Nose or*Bkin, Affections of the Liver. Longs. Stom . '!r Bowels—those Terrible disorders arming from 11. ' . it .rv Habits of Youth—those ssckbt and solitary pra. 1,. . morofatal t» thelt victims than the song of Syrens t, m Wariner. of Ulysses, blighting their most l.nlliani hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage Ac . impose! Me YOUNG MEN t'.iiucisiw. Who have hecoinu Ur- victims of Solitary tiill dreadful I* l * ll destuotive lml.it which annually •««< i" [ . an untimely glare thousands of Young Men of the iu.r • til sited talents and brilliant intellect, who might oth. 1 have entranced listening Senates with t' e thumb, .if t'l(»iUvuoe. «»r waked to eolasy the l>M«»g «»»> u ‘l with full confidence. MARRIAGE Married Person*. or Young Men coteinpluting marriage being awaro of physical weakness, organic debility. debt '"llewhii pUces himself under th- care of, Dr. .1. limy t. 1.,.dm,51y confide in b> honor us a g;iiileman. mol cunl. .i-Mitlv roly niH'ii his skill it* a jihysu-iau. 5 ORGANIC WEAKNESS ImiiUMlwtety Cared, 'mv\ full N UfStori'l. Tl.ii Distressing Affection—which r.md<.rs Life niwerahl U... 1 marriage Impossible—is Lne |u-unUy paid l>> th victims of inij.rop.T indulgences. Young loosens are I ...t to commit excesies from md being uvt:u.. of th Ur. ... fnl consequences that may ensue. Now who that mi.To stands the subject will pretend to deny that the tow. i . procreation is lost so..tier by tho-e falling In ■> impr |o 1.-. hits than hy the prn.ho.tr besides being .lepii'ed th pleasures of healthy offspring. the most serious and d. itructive symptoms to both body and nu„d arise. Th vy>item becomes Deraugeil. the Phyu.cul and M-Ht il »ui»' lions Weakened. Los- of Procreative Power. Nervous Irr lability, iSjwpßpsiii. Palpitation «*f lh»* Heart. Constitutional Debility, a Wasting of the Pram.-. Lough Consumption, Decay and Death. OFFICE, NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, bet. hand side going fpim Baltimore street, a lewd, a from the corner. Failnot tob.hserrc name ami numls-. Li tters must bo paid and contain a stump. The D" tor’s Diplomas hang in his office A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS. rVo Jftrcwry or rV«seo»« Drugs. OR. JOHNSON, Member of the Koyal College of Surgeons, London. mite from one of the moat eminent Colleges in the Lint. .States, aud the greater part of whose life has been spent the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia and «*!■ where, has effected some of the most astonishing cni that wore ever known; many troubled with ringing m -l head and o«rs when asleep, great nervousness, !>«•.: alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with fre«"""• ,r ' > evil compahhma.*t>r at J school. the effects of which niithUy felt, even when iislce)). and if not cored »»»•'• marriasi imposible, aijd destroys both mind and last should apply immediately. , , _ r ,. WtVlmt a uity thatia young msin. the hope >f , , tfne darling of hla parent*, should be snatched »rou C>roHjVocU aud enjoymefiU of life, by the deviating from the pflith of nature, and Indttl;S lo ** certain secret habit. SUch persons must, before conit* plating marriage. reflect that a sound and body are the ukh! neess* requisites to promote ctmnubiil happiness. Indeed. wi out these, the journey through life become* a weary primage; the prospect! hourly darkens to ittind becomes shadowed with,despair ami fl.leii with 1 melancholy reflection that the happiness ot another comes blighted with oilr own. DISEASE* OF IMPRUDENCE. When the misguided and imprudent votary of plea find* that he has imbibed the needs of this painful ease, it too often happens that an ill-timed sense «f « ,; *i *»r dread of discovery, deters him from applying to th wh>, from education land respectability, can alone friend him. delaying '(ill the constitutional symptom this horrid disease make their appearance, such ted sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pain # in the n and UmuTdlmness otfsight, deafness, mules oil the s hone* and arms, blotches on the head, face and ex ties, progressing with frightful rapidity, till at last palate of the mouth of the bone* of the nose mil In, the victim of this awful disease becomes a horrid oi»J M commiseration, till death puts a period to hwdf»*:v sufferings, by sending him t■» “ that CndiscovercdCo « from whence no traveller returns.!* It i« K monachal! fad tlwt tJiuumndai fell ' icl>» ; this terrible disease, owing to the unskiUfulnert of i, runt pretenders, who. by the use of that Rataly i * V-rctti-y. ruin the constitution and make the residm life miserable. s STRANGERS Trust nofyonr lives,-ir. he.Uth to the care of Uje a Unlearned and Worthies* Pretender*. destitute Of kn name or character, wh * copy Dr. Johnston » tismuenU. or atylo themselves, in the 1 tarty Educated phyahrlan*. incapable of Coring, they yon trifling month uflor. month, taking their filthy poisonous coraponmK or us lons us the smallest fee be obtained, and iu despair. leave you with ruined n« to *lgh over your galling disappointment. Br. JoluMton la the only Physician advertising. U!« credential or diplomas always hang in his omc' HU remedies or treatment are unknown to alio* prepared fr jm a life spent In the great hospitals ox nn tlw first In the country and a more extensive iV£yNxfc Uce than any other Physician iu the world. INDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. The many thousands cored at th'U institution, year year,and the-nnrairons important Surgical opere performed by Johnston, witnessed by ..the reporters c “ Sun,” *• Clipper,” and many other 'papers, not* which have appeared again and again before the p besides his standing l os a gentlemen of character a •ponslblllty, is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted. SKIM DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. No Utters iseelm unleal poaLpaJd wj eoMsii •tampto ba osedon the reply Persons writing ooni age and send portiori of advertisement describing arm . Persons writing should be particular In letters to thU InatfinSm, Ip tha following amuwr - "JONITM-JOHNSTON- M. 0 Of the ißaltbaors Lock Hpoptw,wry! It. f. UKB.N Ut