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within the paat. two years, made conaiderable
S, to nor establishment in «he way of new fancy
J trew Press, Paper Gmter. Card Cutter, Ruling Ms
• oanl Power Press, and large Newspaper Power
" Z' is cut hf which we give above) weave now prepared.
anything In the line of printing or ruling in
’'weual to any establishment in the .-tale, and at
M equally low. We can execute, on ahm-t notice, all
'^in B , invitation. Visions, Ball * Business Cards,
Circulars, Promnimes,
saMMOTH POSTERS, SALE BILLS,
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pampWeta, Pjty and . Cheek Bolls,
BLANK BOOKS,
uANIFESTS. AND BLANKS OF ALL KINDS.
ill « ash is a trial, feeling confident that we can give;
■iifsction if *e have the opportunity. . . ,
* at !sh« j.j Low the r> bnildiiajf. corner of \ irgmia and An
/rtrwt*, oj>po*it« Soperlnteodent’s Offiv-e.
Five-Twenty U. S. Loan.
»*TM. M. LLOYD & CO,, Altoona,
Vi , rc subscription agents to ditpdae of this Five
.n Yean' 0. 8- Loan. : Amoaota can be had to suit
mins of differentlhdlviloaja— the lnter<<et iieing pays
to bs in Gold,
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LOCAL ITEMa
Is Important Bill.-—The bill-relating to the
•oiißcnt of ohr working men in orders has been
iipied hv the and is now a law. It
miles that-it sltall not be lawful for any iron
master, foundryman, collier, factoryman, or com-
M nr, their agents or clerks, within this common
»calib, to pay the wages, or any part of the wages,
~i the workman or laborers by them employed, in
rtilicr printed, written, of verbal orders upon any
.lurckcepcr or storekeepers, shopkeeper or shop
keepers, or other dealer or dealers in merchandise
„iher articles, whether connected in business;
„ nil the sjaid iron-master, foundry man, collier or
:,cioiyman or not. Any iron-master foundry
nan, collier or factoryman, paying to the said
..orkraan or laborer, so by him employed, or
authorized and directing his, her, or their agents,
Jin-k. or clerks, to pay anypart of the wages of his
■akl workman or laborers in any order or orders
u»on any such storekeeper, shopkeeper, or other
coaler in merchandise or other articles, shall forfeit
nr amount of said order or orders so given dr
jajd ; the some shall not be defalked against the
■age? of said workman or laborer, and he shall be
muled to recover the full amount of his wages as
tough no such order or orders had been given or
paid, and no settlement or settlements made with
-nch employer shall bare with such recover}-, and
,nr iron-master, foundiTtnan, collier or lac
rimal), offending against the provisions of the
■-[ soi-tion of this act, shall be guilty of a mis
liiicanor. and upon conviction thereof, shall be
~wished by a fine and imprisonment, or either,
>1 ihe discretion of the court trying the sam§ :
iiai provided, further, that this act shall extend
.o all seamstresses or females employed in facto
rs or otherwise.
The Bridge. —The fpot-bridge over the rail
rosd tracks, at the eroding of Annie street, has
awn opened to the public and is well patronized.
!i u fuund*to.be a much greater accommodation
nan ii was fffst considered it would tie. Almost
ivery morning and evening the tracks were blocked
„p with freight trains which made it dangerous
rossing, but now all can take the bridge and
heir is no detention. We are not aware of the
exact cost of the strncturerbut it was sufficient to
make it a lasting evidence of the liberality of the
Uailroad Company in providing for the safety and
.onveuience of the citizens of Altoona, whose
business or pleasure called them to use the crossing.
We have soveral.ttmesi.lwcn amused at strangers
examining the structure, as it was evident from the
■ xpression.of their countenances that they could
not account.for the erection of so strong a bridge
ii*. that position. -They would view the thing
fc.il over and then leokup and down and all around
■ideally to see whither there was a railroad
.eading in that direction.
Oak Ham..— The proprietor of this famous
News Depot, and Knick Knack emporium haa
left town. .Just previous to his departure he
dropped us a hasty note, requesting us to inform
die public that he had gone to the city to purchase
uis fourth of July fixin’s, such as flags, wreaths,
fire-crackers of every description, from a torepeido
10 a six foot rocket, together wiVh an endless va
riety “too tedious to enumerate,’ Those who
have crossed.the railroad, or passed up Main St.,
have no doubt northed |he new sign attached; to
OakJEbii”. Itis flashy. .“ Wait for the wagtin”
.hat brings Fet’s stock.
Month or two since wc informed our
readers that Hileman had received a tremendous
nock of spring-and summer goods. Well, he
lias disposed of the major pan. of them, and on Fri-
Jay last returned from the city with a fresh supply.
After the fashion of the first lot, they are going off
like hot cake*. The “Joes” are [getting smarter
■n their old.dsys, miff all because of the demand
for their which makes them hqp around.—
' all at once, ladies, and make your selections.
,t3* Wc have heard it remarked that notwith
standing the high price of almost every article in
the dry goods line, there has been more of this
kind of merchandise sold this spring than heieto
iiire ; and we judge the remark! is true, from, the
fact that our merchants down below us, Messrs,
•i. i .1. Lbwther, have just received their third
Mock of goods for the season, embracing all the
articles and styles now desired by the ladies. Ev
erything just in fashion. Step ill, ladies, and ex
amine the new stock.
Aitempi to Fire a Uodse. — Qn Friday last,
»small boy set fire to the tenant! house situated
on the lower coiner of Mr. Hammond’s lot, on
i-’nion street, and when discovered, the flames
nude cv t»idci | di.Llc headway. Mr. Jalcob
Bollinger and James M. Bell, Esq., were the first
discover the lire, and were able.to subdue it in
few minutes. The little incendiary was seen
r " nn ' n K away from »iue spot, and may yet be
canght when Mr. Bollinger has time to look him
n P EtgitltT.
The committee of arningetiients for the
soldiers pic-nic, held some weeks since, desire us
to publish the following statement of *the receipts
and expenditures of said Committee, so that those
who contributed to the fund‘for the occasion mar
know what came of the money:
Total amount of money collected
Paid band
Hauling lumber out and back
S. I. Fries, nails,.!
Daniel Price. monCy advanced, to
committee of preparation..
Mrs. Korick, soldier's widow.
“ Mafkiey “ ■ “
“ Smith
“ Isenberg
Soldiers’ Monument Fund
13 00
r. oo
& oo
“ “ 1 00
i 00
6 00
gar Com Starch, Bermuda Arrow Boot,
Farina ami Oatmeal, just , agoing, cheap, at
Roush's. ‘
: Fatal Accident. —We leant thata young man
named Patrick Carey, a brake-man on the Tyrone
knd Cleartield Railroad, was so severely injured,
at Tyrone, one day last week, that he died
shortly afterwards. It appears that the train was
hacking in on a'aiding to drop some cars, and that
Carey was running back over the train to apply
the brakes. One of 'the brakemen had cut from
the train the were to be left on the siding,
and they had separated from- the,others some 20
I feet; but Carey did not observe this until it was
itoo late for him to stop, consequently he had to
jump from tbe laft car and fell on the track, after
which two cars passed over one of his legs, break
ing and otherwise mangling it. In jumping from
the ears he injured himself internally, from the
effect of which he died.
(SrMcCHntock's Diarhcea Cordial, Jayne’s
Carminative Balsam, Davis’ Fain Killer, Rad
way’s Ready Belief, and Wolcott’s Pain Anm
hilator, all for sale at Roush
We have; on Sle a very pretty Poetical
: communication, dedicated ‘‘ To the noble dead of
: Cos. D and K, 126th Reg. P. V., who fell at the
: battles of Antietam and Chaticelorvillc,” which we
will publish as soon os the author furnishes his or
her name. The jperson who can compose such
stanzas should have no hesitancy in giving the
printer his or her real name. When no name
accompanies such compositions, we doubt their
originality, hence, whatever their merits, we lay
them aside, lest we should be imposed upon.
McLane’s, Fahnestock’s, Hobensack’s
and Jayne’s Ve’nnifuges, and HoHpway’s and
Fahnestock’s Worm Confections, for sale at
Roush's.
Nature vg. Art. —In *• yellow kivered” liter
ature and in comic almanacs, may always be found
more or less illustrations of love-makiny in the
rural districts, but the scene witnessed on the corner
of Virginia and Julia streets, ou Saturday after-
noon last, abundantly proves that Art cannot
come up to Nature in exhibiting the ludicrous.
Wc will not undertake to describe- the picture.
Suffice it to say, if Cupid were not a blind god lie
would have seen many folkk laughing at the ver
dancy of his votaries on this occasion.
(J- HehnbOld's Extract of Buelui, Tilden's cel
ebrated fluid Extracts of Belladonn, Bucltu,
Valecian Senna, &c., just -received, and selling
cheap, at Roush's Drug Store.
“There is not an invention of this inventive age
which honors American genius more than the
Sewing Machine. No family ought to be de
prived of its benefits.- The Wheeler & Wilson
Machine is unrivaled in all the- excellencies that
constitute a good machine, while, in artistic finish,
it vies with the piano in the boudoir.”— Inde
pendent.
R. A. O. Kerr, of this place, is agent for the
sale of these machines in Blair and Huntingdon
counties. See advertisement.
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, Godfrey’s
Cordial, Eaton’s Cordial,' Bateman's Drops, all
to be had at Konsh’s Drag Store.
Ustos Storb.— rThis enterprise, which has j
been talked of for some time, has at last been car
ried into effect, and the store opened in Kipple’s |
building, corner of Harriet and Annie streets, i
East Altoona. The intention of those interested i
in the enteiprise is not, as has been asserted, to |
retaliate upon the regular merchants of this plgpe |
by cutting down prices and underselling them. It |
is intended to sell goods at as small an advance i
ns possible, just enough to cover the incidental .
expense of the store, and pay a low rate of interest I
to those who have invested their money in the |
enteiprise. Thie object is to give the laboring
man bis necessaries at the very lowest figure. In
order to meet the expenses-of the concern a cer
tain percentage must be added to the original j
cost. As-these expense#, per month, will be |
nbout the same, whether much or little is sold,
it will at once be perceived that thq heavier the
sales the less the per centage, and the result will
be to the benefit of ithe purchaser while
the receipts of the company will be none
the greater. In fixing prices, those in charge of the
store are not governed by the prices of other mer
chants in the place. All goods are marked at a
certain per centage above cost, whether it brings
them over orj under other stores.
It is s well established feet that the cat.ii system
is the most beneficial ’to both seller and buyer,
and that anyperson or company dealing strictly
for cash can always buy of sell at lower rates than
those who indulge ip ruinous credits; and, even
if this enterprise should not succeed, if it in any
way assists in establishing the cash system, it will
not be considered a failure.
This short explanation is deemed necessary
; In order to disabuse the pnblic mind and give
j a correct statement of the object of the enter
-1 prise and to Introduce to the public our slock
| of groceries, Wooden ware, just received,
i and now on sale ut the i>tore above named. We
i invite a call and examination of onr stock and
! prices. BY THE MANAGERS.
: Altoona, June 9th, 1863.
MAEEIED.
At tbf Exchange Hotel, iti tbl« M»roh 7th by ; All MY INTELLIGENCE. —Any per
fer. A. -WAIStW, ' t d^«i r i U g Intelligence from their friends or
Be*t, P. V:, to Ml* EACUKb 11. HALL, of tfproce Creeh. re|utjvM ln „ 1(3 A „ n> , of the P .tomoc, or In any of tne
. army cau receive lnform«tl< o by. addressing
: W- J- Kenlsh, Washington, D. C., enclosing one duilar.
AUuouti, June V b, 1863.
On the 3rd igst„ in till* i'lece, nf conaainptlon, Miae i
JULIAA. BABTLBBACGU, a*ed 18 yearn, 4 month*
and IS dsyc. - .
OK SALE—Two lots of ground,
fronting on Virginia street, neatly opposite the
.. tim4 \Vorts; said lots, being Noj. 10 and *Ai, iu the Greens
r t ARPP v burg Hot, uf the borough of Atloona, known as the
" icicle Mqoday j ropertj,havingtboreoo reeled adbHble
A frtsh roppli of those VARY CiUSA? CARPETS, frame dwelling house, and a irame stable. Po?
bare beeu recrtriut the ’ “ ; further Infumallou. inquire of E. HAMMOND,
g| f 9th, 4t.J Uollidaysborg.
$62 00
~..$l2 00
.... 500
.... 2 00
$52 00 $52 00
DIED.
XOlDPGr&llf*t‘ Moralltx • ho««p.of **ven or.eiaht roomk suitable for a small
*■ * family. Any person bavine«ncha hous* for r nt. i«i tha
borough. ca;) hear of m permanent, prompt paying tMAnt,
!»y addressing the undersigned, slating location, tent, «c.
11. 11. SMITH.
Box No, o*s. Altoona F. 0.
For the Tent/tenaux and Column
Blasphemy.
The very common vice of blasphemy, is not
only sinful, : hut it is extremely foolish. • ho
ever believed a declaration any the 'more because
it was accompanied by a common oath ? Indeed,
when an individual is compelled to resort to such
unwarrantable testimony to prove the truth of nis
assertions, his word may well be doubted.—
Doubted, from the simple reasoning tliat he who
so little regards the God who created him, can
surely have hut little regard for the subjects of that
God; and, consequently, thinks but little of him
self. And v if man thinks but- little of himself
how much less must he regard his ow n word.
But blasphemy is not only foolish but insulting
to society at large. The puffing of tobacco
smoke into one's face at every step—the fumes of
strychnine whiskey meeting one at every corner,
are nuisances almost too intolerable to be borne ;
yet we may school ourselves to submit. But how
shall a gentleman or a lady—l use these terms in
their true sense—ever be schooled to stand un
moved, unsbocked, when they hear the name of
that blessed One, who gave ns being, and “ from
whom comes every good.and perfect gift,” falling
from lips that speak it not in reverence.
Should any individual use the name of our
Chief Magistrate, on street corners and in the
high-way, in half as insulting a manner ns the
name of God is used, there would be demands
made for ropes and lynch law. A thousand pa
triotic breas'ls would swell at the insult, and a
thousand anus would be ready to avenge it, and
justly too, for he who is at the nation’s head ought
to be held m esteem by those enjoying the benefits
of the government which he administers.
But how many ore disloyal to Him who rules
the world by his power—governs it uncording to
his own sovereign will. They yield not obedience
to his commandments—they fight not under his
banner —they resist the influence of his spirit
which comes to draft them into the army of
Christ. A*d then, adding insult to all else, they
use the name of God with as much indifference
and contempt, as the friends of the Southern
slaveoeracy use the name of Abraham Lincoln,
and that, too, in the very presence of the friends
*of the King oi Kings. Oh.' shame where is thy
blush! But mote still, blasphemy is a sin against
God. He has said, ’‘Take not the name of the
Lord thy God in vain." But, blasphemer, how
by your acts do you despise his threatenings and
treat with indifference his divine commands ?
Well for you that the prayers of the impenitent are
not answered immediately, else your guilty soul
: would now be eating the bitter fruits of its own
i hand’s planting.
Thon shall riot take the name of the Lord thy
God in vain: for the Lord will not hold him guilt
less that laketh his name in vain.
A Word to Church Members
We have a knowledge of members in some of j
our churches, who sjieak long and loud about the j
sin of intemperance. and proless to weep over the ;
woes it has swept through the land—who speak of j
homes made desolate, of weeping wives and slaw- |
ing children, who, nevertheless, in the broad light |
of day, and before the eyes of the world, encour
age the rum trade and aid in swelling its stream '
of woe. by selling their grain to brewers and dis
tiller. We have a knowledge of a minister hav
| ing a house tented out in our town for a drinking
; saloon; yet'he preaches against the sin of intem
i peranee. Another, not a thousand miles from
i this place, whose sermons arc very fluent, keeps
! good liquors in his cellar—so say those who have
I been treated to a taste—and declares that temper
i ance societies are a nuisance if not absolutely sinful.
i Xj is not wonderful that under these circumstances
j there should lie some who are weak in the faith,
j and consequently not only say nothing against the
; influence of intemperance, but even embrace it and
| are sometimes found intoxicated—for-there are
some in our midst who profess to be the followers
of Jesus who are in this respect laughing stocks
and stumbling blocks for even children. We love
the cause of Christ—we love his church, but we
must speak the truth, when we say the influence
of some ministers and many chnrch members is
directly against the progress of temperance.
When will the people of God awake and fully
understand and acknowledge the responsibility
resting upon them. s
“ Woe unto him that givest his neighbor drink,
that pnttetb the ImjUlo to him and makcst liim
drunken.’’
“No drunkard shall inherit the kingdon of
God.” '
ONE HUNDRED
SUN UMBRELLAS, in Colton, Gingham, Satteen and
Silk, all else* and colors, just opening at tb*
iiine 9, 3t.}
NEW STYLES
Id DKSSS GOODS, SHAWS, Ac., can always bo seen by
calling at the ** MODEL.”
I June 9, St.
THE LATEST ABBIVAL!
We have just received another large rapply of SEA
-1 SONABLE GOOD*. which we are able to offer at greatly
; REDUCED PRICKS
June St.]
, DRE 33 GOODS, FINK MOZAMBIQUES,
PLAID AND STRIPED
MOZAMBIQCES, only 26 cU., per yard.
FRENCH LAWNS. only 12J$ eta. per yard,
“MODEL."
j at the
| June, 9,3 t.
HOOP SKIRTS FOR
HOOP SKIRTS FOR
HOOP SKIRTS FOR
. LADIES,
HOOP SKIRTS, all klndsmul sizes, at the
June 9, St.] “MODEL.”
LADIES CONGRESS HEELED GAITERS, $1.25.
CHILDRENS CONGRESS HEELED GAITERS.
CHILDRENS LASTING UEfiLED BALMORALS,
MISSES’
j alt very cheap, at thv-
June 9, Sc.
June 9th. It.j
chi 4 r| REWARD.—Strayed away from
Jp Ivf the premise* of the subscriber, lu Altoona. on
the 13tli of Mat, a BAY MARK, with a
severe cut on the IttftMe of the rich I hind
by which she may l»e easily recog- I «fl||||J|l
uized. She i* supposed to Wk in .the
neighborhm*d of Run or
The above reward will Ik* paid to any per
son delivering her to lh- •nhvcriber. or giving information
where she may he found
Altoona. Jun»* 9th, 18C3.-3t
A large assortment of gro-
CKKIKS AND BTONE-WARK. just received ami
for sale at Burkhart’s Cheap Grocery Store, corner of Al
legheny and Chestnut St*. _ (Jnne 2d. 1863. 2t.]
WASTE XOT—WANT NOT.
To the People of Altoona and vicinity,
rathe undersigned takes ;tliis method of
informing the Public thftt be ha* just trriv d from
tht* city and located in A Uoona, where he f« prepai **d in
buy up OLD WOOLEN KAOS. BRASS, COPPER AND
I‘KWI'KK lie will pay the highest-pried in cash for all
such article*, at the corner of Allegheny aad Branch ets.
adjoining W. X. Marriott's store.
May“2B. IBflB.-3m*]
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
SALK.— The Subscriber offers at
Private Sale, a Valuable Pr >perty, wtn*
ate <>n Branch Street, Kant Altoona. Ini
mediately opposite the Machine Shops.
The house >8 well built and nearly
new, and contains fifteen rooms, with good cellar*, it is
calculat'd for three families and at the most veasonalde
te< ms will bring s2uper mouth rent. There is a well of
good water in the yaid. Terms easy.
Apply to M cbael Wy rough. on ch* premises, or to Jas.
Kearney at lon store, in East Altoona.
June 2d. IB6S-3t.*
From the Front I
f I^H K Subscribers would respectfully
| announce to the citizen* of Alt■•ona and vicinity,
(hut they have just returned from the Bust with their
SPUING AND SUMMER STOCK OF
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS Sc SHOES.
Their stuck of HATS & CAPS have been 8e "
lected with care, aud with the view of suiting all
who may favor them with their patronage. Their line oi
Bouts and Shoes is complete.
Their LA DUES' MISSES' and CHILDREN'S SHOES
art-of City make, and warranted. Their Balmoral Shoes
for Ladies aud Misses, arc Just the thing fur wet
weather an<l saving health
Thankful to the public for their very liberal patronage
heretofore, they hope to merit a continuance of the same.
Store on MAIN ST. next door to Bowman's Exchange
Hotel. SillT‘l 4 MANN.
Altoona, May 12, 1863.
CONFECTIONERY
AND ICE CREAM SALOON
MRS. C. REITER respectfully an-
Muonces to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Altoona
aud \ iciiuiy that nhe lias opened a
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON,
In Jesse Smith’s old Stand , on Virginia street, opposite the
LUTHERAN CHURCH,
where she will keep uii hand h choice lot of confectioneries
nuts, fruit, c kes. etc., winch nhe will sell at the must
reasonable price*.
During the reason she will also keep !<■*• Cream, ofd»ff«*r
ent flavors, which s.ieuill take pe aureiu serving to tus
loiiters at all Imurs of the day and evening.
Give me a call, and I will give satisfaction.
April *Jlst. 16'i0.-6:n.
PAIN UNO, GLAZING and PARER
HANGING.—Tne subscriber desires t» inform the
citizens uf Altoona and vicinity that ho is prepared toun
dertakeany amount of work in his line, and he feels confi
dent. from his long experience in the Ijumucks. that he can
render entlr- satisfaction both as to prices and the finish he
put* upon bis work. Estimates at any time.
Person# having work in my line to execute may save
money by calling upon me.
Residence nit Harriet street, nearly opposite the United
Brethren Church. East Altuoiia. J. A. DARK.
A|■ til 21. 1863.-2 in. *
SAPONIFIER,
CONCENTRATED LIE,
THE FAMILY «OAP MAKER
The PUBLIC are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
articles of LYE fnr making soap, Ac., now offered for sale.
The pnly GENUINE snd PATENTED LYE is that made
by the PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, their trade-nmik for it being •*SAPONIFIER
OR CONCENTRATED LYE.” The great SUCCESS «l
this article has led unprincipled. PARTIES to endeavor
to IMITATE it, in violation of the Company’s PATENTS.
ALL MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SELLERS of
<-• these SPURIOUS LYES. Ero hereby notified
that the COMPANY have employed
a. their ATTORNEYS.
GEORGE HARDING, Esq., ot Philadelphia,
and WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Esq., of Piusb’g.,
AND THAT ALL MA S UFACTPRERS, USERS, OR
SELLERS OF I.VK. in Violation of the rights
of the Company will be prosecuted
at once.'
TUB SAPONIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE, is
for sale by all DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND
COUNTRY STORES.
The Uuited States Circuit Coprt. Western District of
.Western District of Pennsylvania, No. 1 of May Term, in
1862. in suit of the PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY r# THOMAS 0. CHASE, decreed to
the Company, on November 15.1862. the EXCLUSIVE
right granted by a patent owned by them for the BAPON
IFiER. Patent dated October*2l,lBs6. Perpetual in
junction awarded. :
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING CO
“MODEL.
OFFICES:
127 Walnut StreevPhiladclphia,
Pitt St. and Duquesne Way, Pittsburg,
May 12, ’63. [3 m., inside.
J. & J L.OWTUER.
CHILDREN
For Hats. Mice, Roaches, Ants. Bed Bugs,
Moths in Furs, .Woollens, &c. Insects
on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
Put up >n 25c. 50c. and $1 00 Box**, Bottles, i t'd Flasks.
$3 and $5 sizes f.r lUTLLS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS kc.
- Only infall ble remedies known.” '
** Free from Prisons ” ■
** Not dangeruns to the; Human Family.”
•• Hats come out of their (idles to die.”
Sold Wholesale in ail large cities
49*8 dd by all Droooist- and Kcr.iiLzas everywhere.
49** HI BKWAKK!!! of all worthless imitation*.
49“ Sen that ** COSTA 1C ’3” name is on each Box, Bottle
ami Fla*k, befoi e you buy
Add e>sn
Depot 455 Broadway, N. Y
49* Sold by O. W. E BSSLER, Altoona, Pa.
April 7. 1863.-6 m •
MISSES’
GAITERS,
“ MODEL.’ 4
A KEGEL All meeting of the
ALTOONA FAIR VIBW CEMETERY ASSOCIA
TION will be helc| on the eecolid Xlinneiayrveninr oi each
month, In the Connell Room. M. CLABAUUU,
3a. Lowtber, president.
Secretary. ■ [May l&-’62] v
FOR RENT.—The basement of Work’s
new tmildlug, on Virgin!* street, adjoining Kessler'e
property. Is offered for rent. Puuweion given tin medi
ately. Pur further information; apply to
ItAWRKNCK P. WORK,
JOSEPH R, SMITU.
OJR
Take Notice 1!
Fab. M, IStt-xt
J IItDBEY’S I'MPKdV®fi *
BLOOD SEARCHER,
Cancer,
Cancerous Formations,
Scrofula,
Cutaneous Diseases, ;
Erysipelas, BoUs,
Pimples on the "
. Sore Eyes,
> Tetter Affections,
Scald Head,
Dyspepsia,
Costiveness,
Old and Stubborn Ulcers
Rheumatic Disorders,
Jaundice,
Salt Rheum,
Mercurial Diseases,
' General Debility,
Liver Complaint,
Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits,
Female Complaints,,
' Epilepsy or Fits,
F. BRADBURY
Paralysis or Palsy,
Syphilitic Diseases and .
Caries of the Bones.
Together with all other diseases having-their
origin in a depraved condition of the blood tar cir
culatory system.
De. G. 11. Krrsxx I take pleasure in making this vol
untary statement in favor of a medicine prepared by you
called 44 Lrnnm’s Blood Ssabcbex.” I had Buffeted for
five years with Scrofula which broke out on my head and
forehgad so aa to disfigure me very much, aud took off the
hair when the disease m*de Us appearance; it also broke out
od my anu above and below the elbow, and eat into the
skin and flesh so as to expose a fearful sore. The disease
on my head went so far that several small piecea of bone
came out. 1 was very we»k and low spirited, and had
given up Ell hope of ever getting well, as I had tried aev
eral skillful physicians and they did me no good. ' In Sep
tember last, 1861.1 was induced to try “ Lindsey’s In
proves BLOOD SEAECau.” I must confess I bad no frith
in patent medicines, but after I had used three bottles.of
Blood Searcher, the ulcers on my head and arm began to
heal. 1 have now taken eight or ten bottles, and my bead
aud arm are entirely well except the scars remaining from
the surest I will also state that I had the rheumatism
very bad in my arms End legs. The Blood Searcher also
cured the fbcumathun. lam now a well man, over forty
years of age, and 1 feel aa snple and young as I did when
I was twenty, and have increased In weight twenty pounds.
I would also state that the disease forebeard was so
bad that stooped and lifted anything heavy, the
blood run out of the sore. Dr. Keyser had a photograph
i»k«*n oi me by Mr, Cargo, the artiAt, after 1 began to get
well. It does not show my appearance as bad as It was
' before 1 cpmmfeuced taking the medicine. You can see
the photograph, one. of which is now in my possession,
and also at Dr. Keyser** 140 Wood street. I would also
mate that 1 took the Blood Searcher which was mftde be
fore Dr. Keyser commenced making it. Although it
helped mo some, I did not recover Cost until I gqt the kind
made by Dr. Keyser himself. One bottle of hb did me
more good than two of the old. I believe it is a great deal
stronger and better. I have recommended the Blood
Searcher to a great many of my friends fur* various dis
eases, and 1 believe it has helped the whole pf t iem. You
may publish this if you wish, and X am anxious that all
I who are afflicted as 2 was may be cured. I live in this city.
No. 4 Pine street, and am employed at Collville A Auder
-1 sou's Union Marble: Works, 64 Wayne street.
I live in Sligo, at Clinton "Mill and have been nearly
blind in ifoth eyes lor nearly fonr yean. I called on Dr.
Keyaer ah' ut three months ago and ashed him to give me
directions to the Institution for th© Blind in Philadelphia
lie told srie that I tupd not go to Philadelphia to get well
a h he had medicine that would cure me, as be said uiy die
ease was in the blood. 1 was treated for it two or three
times in the hospital in this city, and was relieved, but
my disease always rcturned alter a month or two after 1
came out of the hospital. 1 found my disease was re
turning and I called, by the advice of a good friend ol
mine; on; Dr. Keyaer, who has restored my «lgbt t ;abd my
eyes are nearly as well as ever. The Doctor gave mt
4 Lindseys Bloody Searcher” and a wash. -
DAVID KIN NOLLY,
Clinton Mills, Sligo.
Pittsburg, July 5,1861.
Witness—K. F. M’Elroy, Anderson street, Allegheny
City.
Pnthnoß, September 18,1861. —I hereby that
1 have l|«td a sore leg for ofer a yearl It was covered
with ulcers and acres so that 1 could not work for nearly
a year. My leg swelled so that 1 was unable to do any
thing fob a longtime, 1 for at least biz months. I tried
several p{ the beat doctors in the city, but without any
benefitfinally T called on Dr. Keyser. at No. 10 Wood
street. Who only, attended me about two weeks, And gave
me bnt two bottles of medicine, and I am now. entirely
well and have confined so for siz months. |am employed
at the Eagle Engine House on Fourth street, where any
one can’ ae© me.
A Letie Faon England.— Mr. John Pope, of BUepa
vou. near Moutypool, Monmontshlre, England, writes as
follows:
old woman' 1 » this place has wished me to
write you respecting Linmzt’s Bw»P Szakch**, from
which she found great benefit, and wishes to have it little
tno-e. ' She has been suffering froraV disease iff a cancer,
ous nature for th# last siz or seven years. Her daughter
who Is living in America, obtained it frr bsr, sad test her
eighteen buttles.. She is now quite out of It, add Thavs
written to her daughter twice and Jure received no an
awer; jftf course she is anzlous to get ■non,'to get com-1
pletelyLcnred. I told her I wool)! write to you for the
agency in tbl. country, and .be felt rery mnen pleased to
hear me say so. I now beg to ask yon on what term, yon
- will supply me; yon will please bear In mind (he car
riage, And supply me a. cheap as poeVJbie. Th# carriage
on tbelone doien bottles was £1 8s 6d. The tbedk ine was
a presadt from lire daughter. I W->uld like‘ Ur haye the
Blood Searcher in a Jar or small cask, if yon can semi it
iDithas way, or ib pint or quart bottles.. 1 will Send a bill
through bank qr registered letter, which erer will be most
convenient to yon, if yon will And me can ler’s receipt o
the parcel as security. I would send yon a stamp to an
awer this, but as It 1s uncertain of this reaching yon, on
account of the country being in .six and netons, a term
which is commonly used, yon will lie kind enough to
charge ine with tbe postage.
Yours, reapectfblly, * ,
1 . [Signed] ; ' ' JOUli POfE.
j [We' hare seen the letter which is published in to-day’s
1 Ditpakh, from johtt Pope, mad believe it to bo genuine.—
j Dispatch Piittburgh. ,
HENRY B. COSTAK,
Look far Dr. AVyrer’r iwwitowr the tiritltfmtn
tetngfapoitdjipoH' , ! l 1 :
Prepared mod «old by Dr OceMirn. ttr«^l*ltWMir*b
ln Altoona by A. lUnaa and O. «. (MM; It
J. E. PATttWt and d*OM ««»**
a sms COBS MB
CASE OF DANIEL A. BOYD,
Pittsbdkob, December SI. I8«l
A BLIND MAN CUBED.
A BAD SOBE LEG CUBED.
IHOMAB FARRELL.
CANCER CUBED.
PREPARATIONS
“HIGHLY CONCENTRATED”
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT *OC*D,
A dpidlc Bewd;
For IMmuh of the BLADDER. KIDNkTjL GRAVEL
• AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS. '
This Medicine locnaeeathe power oTDitNtloa, sad at
cites the ABSORBENTS lata health; aritoa, hywhteh «ba
WATERY ORCALCAREOUS depoaittopa, sad ell ON
NATURAL ENLARGEMENTS, an redoced,ee «eB u
PAIN e» INFLAMMATION,.end la (ood for Ew, Wo
au oa Can,Mm. •
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BPBHU.
For vwkHM arleing Bob Exoeeae*, Habit* of Diaaiea
tlon, brl;lßdlMniloa or Abnae.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOUOWIAO Rffipt:
Indiapoaition to Exertion, DBEralty of Bnathinc,
Loaa of Memory loaaof-Bewer,
Weak Mem*, f Trembling,
Horror of Diaeaae,' Waheftdae**,
Dimneea ofVUkm, Pain la theEaeh,
UniTeraalLaaettndeof tho Utwcnlar Sy*te*a,
Hot Banda, Flnahingof the Boty,
Oryac**of theShia, Eruption* of the Fane.
The** aymptom*, if allowed to go on, which thla medl
cine invariably remove*. eooa tolluws laromcT, Farcm
Enunio Fin, In one of which the patimit may expire. >
Who can *ay that they are not frequeifUy Mlowed by
tfaoee -DIREFUL DISEASES,”
“INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION ”
Many are aware of the cauae of their inSering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS
THE KECOBDT Of THE INSANE ASTL?¥*,
And the melancholy Deaths by Conanmptiou bear US'
pie witneta tu the truth ol the aaertioa.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH OR-
GANIC WEAKNESS,
Require* the aid of medicine to atrengthea and invigor
ate the Syatem, which HEMBOUFB EXTHACT BUCHD
invariably doe*. A trial will convince tin moat skeptical
FEMALES! FEMALES! 1
Ou> oa Yooaa, Snrau, Maaaian on CosvmtriATnto Hi
In many affections peculiar to Female*, the BXTBACT
BDCUD I* unrqoaled by any other remedy, a*
ele »r Detention, Irregularity, Vainbilnets or Enpprteelou
of Customary Evacuation*, Ulcerated or Sclrrhon* atate
of the Hteraa, Lencorrhce or White*, Sterility, and (hr all
complaint* incident to the aez, whether arising from In
discretion, Habit* of Dissipation, or in the ■
DANIEL A. BOYD.
No Family Should bo Without It.
Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or nopleaaaot Uadiciue
for uDpleasaat and d*ug?rous diweaies.
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUBHl).
In alrtbeir stages.
Little or bo change in Diet,
Andno Exposure.
It causes 0 frequen tdcaire end girea atrength to Urinate,
thereby Bemoring Obatructione, Presenting rad Curing
Strictures of the Urethra. Allaying Pdnud Inflama
tion eo frequent in the clam of tUamaet, and expelling all
PoiaonooaD'teeaaeaand wbrn-nnt Matter,
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS who bare been the
victims of Quacks, and who bare paid hairy fete tube
cured in a abort time, bars found that they were decaired,
and that ibe “POISON” baa, by the oae of **powerfnl an
tringenta," been dried op in the system, to break ontla
an aggrarated form, and perhaps alter Marriage.
Dsx UnJOott'l Exraaci Bocao for all aAetiesa and
diaeaaea oftbe
URINARY ORGANS,
.Whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE.
Fromwbaterer canae originating, rad nt-maittarat'-
BOW LONG STANDING.
Diaeaaea of these organa require' tba aid of a Dramatic
Is the Great llnarnc, and la certain to hare the desired
effectin ail diaeaaea for which it ia recommended.
Eridence oftbe. moat reliable and reaponaibie character
wi'l accompany the Bsdkfnea. ,
Certificate* oTCnrea, from eight to twenty yeara stand
ing, with names known to science end fame.
Plies $l,OO Per or Six forss,
DaUeand to on; tddreea, aecnrely packed from up ob>
•OTTOtiOB.
Pereonelly appeared befoie me, an Alderman of the dtp
of Philadelphia, Q. T. UrUtaoLD,who bcini'daljr error*,
loth tajr. bb preparation contain no nanotic, no am
-17, or other injorioua drugs, bat are purely ngetable.
Sworn apd tobtciibed before me, tbb 23d d»Jr of No
rember, 18M. W. P. niBBABD, Alderman,
‘ Nlnthßt, aboeeßaca, Pblla.
Addrdaa lettara lot Infeoattioa in mnftdrrte* to'
~ n. T. ÜBWJBQU), Chembt,
Depot, 104 Booth Tentb-St, below Cbeetnut,
Philadelphia, Poaa.
BIWARK OF CODXTBHPKIT* AND UHPBINCIPLXD
SKAJdtES, v
Whoendearor to dbpotc “or taint ofiKiand “warn”
ertiebe onlh* reparation attained by
Uelmbold'e Genuine prepare Gone,
do ■ do v ' ‘ Extract Bocbo, •
do “ do s. >
Mdby Proabtt Cot
oat the edeertbmeut ud lend foe it, aad mTstdimpoaitioa
- Ukd ;
I v~ .| ; '
IELMBOLD’S
GENUINE
* m
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
ataox.
DECLINE OB CHANGE OP LIFE.
six tntrrosi aaori.
AND
Improved Ross Wash
£
CURES BKCSKX DISEASES
UELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCBU
Dxacun jSnmoM a ui
Cant Guaranteed.
AFFIDAVIT.
( At little Expense,
. (fq Incontealanca
Adrice Gratia.