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furs* Wiwllwis, j&c, ■ Imifxtit
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IKrtutw public ixsriTCTioxTfar
|l.¥» mardfis
llMai'iis"
p».l" tfe) Human Family.”
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> Notice!!
CtKHlt <s»urt ttoina District of
NMißiyJrinij.. Vo: 1 «f Maj WdTn.W
snmtlvasiA salt MANUPac
«» TUOMAP G. CIMBE. dfefwsf t»
cwmipr 16.1862. tlie KXfLtJSI.TE
tout i.wnrd tj tIK io fur the BAPON
-4 October 21,1666. Perpetual Jo
ENKSYLVANIA
UFA CTURINQ GO.
F.I C KS:
• Street, Philadelphia,
>«quesne Way, Pittsburg.
t “f 3 in- irniide.
W/ FI KM.
DAVID KTTISGEK
5-, IBKRB BKQ JiKAVE
iWfe that they hav* ente »*d intone-
NG BUSINESS,
vt* *tan«l in? ocmpleri by H
n fcvr <li*ci9 übuve ih« KxcbaiiKc
and retail atorp at
riet Street, F'litade/phia,
itkintK of n-H.iy-noule Cli.thlngand
■Tiilthr- v.r. burtsc prises.
ii {Mil :<ht-A|>rr tint, Many others
' icuimfitst lire tlt*-ir own goods, and
•itin-r# (s-r ceuUge,«nil ait ciotb ug
i mode.
otice is hereby give.n vfiat
of the Altuuttft H*U*j»d
Rwid liHtalmmt of to par v*fct. oa
for-J&e • made payn)>lp-oo tfce'lSHh
nod liftSsuce of
4** p*.v*W« in nr »uslUy tb
>1 tp* tdtfa daynf •**ch fooeeailug
japttld in. ■•'
ir the amipAn? caa ctlH
61*eki|fH f**w aharwi
if. ‘ BP, RCWK. T'ea*itrrr.
>4MS TO THIS KKST-
A-rrtber, residing -
Bfeir ctwnty, an
■'«. • I1EIFKEI!,
slzr and ml rnlur
<11;. linlknt
{d,B pi"*ce cut ;
i» caff aboat two wn-ln At ,-tlw r
■une 6>rvmrii. limy* |imp»-rty. par
swyr, othvrwlw sins will bo dtspoAsd ,
N;; . NANCY RfSAN.
"ROPEKTY FOR SAtK
|r« at FnviUe&Oa ‘
bite i*d Bmudh ist. J'.
mxufoesHy new
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"in* %&i jtrf w.uKb rvilt. Tt«» .f :
theyard. "
n TRQDUII. on the
At 111' Mora, inSwl Altoou*:
ITOCR OF JIQUOKS.
WJjwTl* now aM* th gMr so
kiMw nt tar**.’* »t<ick of tfce
IjflilTMilhlt market, cmaprifi"*.,
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be twnaM; aitil liiwMttbP *»:
* hand aUr**- variety,>F.Wtoe*i
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elujtT* new. .and e»e}» p«ek*ift:
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.■nsui oc o«»pfceU'« $650 “Cwrtrjr . Fmm.”
-.ilßJNfi POWER-PRESS
V*
printing office.
tt-jthiH the past two y«uf3. made considerable
; ;| 'i, i(l iir In the vruy **f n**w fancy
1 l , r«* k >‘. Paper On’ ter. Card Cutter.-Kaliujr^lK
\>!'l P»wer I*p««Sj«, and huge New«p«{w*r IVsper
' ci’t “f which vr.* give A'bove. vveuro nav,* prewired
In ih- i»ms .‘denoting *»r ruling in
f - , u ,i'm any v«u*.bliKh«ipj.? In tb<* tnte. liud ut
.. r 'U'dv CHii execute. ot» short uotlcs,n.il
, jiioj. Invitation, Visiting, Ball & Business Cants,
Circulars, Programmes, ■ i '
..VIVI9TH POSTERS, SALE BILLS,
pamphlets. Pay and Check Bolls,
BLANK BOOKS,
,jKIfESTS. AND BLANKS OF ALL. KINDS.
~ tfea-ik is a triaU feeling confident that wc CMigive
ZfactUM If we Iwt** the opportunity.
1 1 huwther’e building. corner of Virginia and,An
,trws i»Pl>*wlte Superintendent’s Offi.a.
local items.
A s Ice House —We believe there are a great
families and businessplaces in Altoona that
( IU |(1 make use of ice during-the summer months,
aid they could , got it retjnlnrlv evety room-
sj: , m such quantities as they might require, and
. reasonable price. In fact, ice, is a desidera-
. in the way of preserving fresh meats ami veg
ia i,!js in a healthy slate, that no one would forego,
we price be brought down toa fair figure, and
; , H nv would use it more extensively than they how
s, f ,i the present tariff. , The . best way we know
: i.) secure ft proper supply of ice for the town,
, r ; in bring it to s prise which would enable uie
,„iii s io purchase it, and the seller at the same
io make money out of. it, would' he for some
• r.ir,, or a company of |terson«, to erect an ice
large enough to hold the full amount reqni
,.i in the town, and have it so arranged that'the
~ ould he increased as the demand increased.
i"a, objection which might be raised to investing
.isial in such an enterprise is the difficult' in se
,nng ice. which would have lo be brought front
.stance upon the cars, and the rates of freight
, inf winter season are higher than in the Smn-
, Bui we think this objection might be over
iiit by obtaining special rates for the hauling of
v.v train loads. While the Company might re
, .neb rates on a few car loads, we think they
".ild grant ir where so large a quantity is to be
iiipeii. We hope some of our monied men who
i" on hand capital seeking investment, will fa
iiiir consider tliis matter and appropriate their
a ,ns change in a manner which will meet the
of our citizens, alul prove a source of reve
tbcmsclves. We might say more on the
,'n 'out our intention is merely to call at ten
i > it. have it discussed, now while the want
luxury is felt, nqu he ready at any time to
si, sn the Enterprise.
*»:«•>( Jim AfooßK.—day or two since we re~
; a letter.from. I lint '“guy boy,'*' Jim Monfe,
viih (.'apt. Jno. JVI. Clark, in comjiany F, 2d
vs. Jim is just ihe lively .lad he was
although he iui* seen about.a*
r: ,’L left us.
;.at> Imnl service as any man in the army. He j
«o hivi tiie good fortune to escape-Rebel bullets !
:r,< far. and we hope he nifty see the fight out and
'vnu a whole skin. Samuel B. Stewart, a
: 'f Capt. Clark’s company, who h.: longed
: - neighborhood,, was killeti at the tumid ot
*« <**«*. The Fifth Army Qortut, to which ghe
iWrres are attached, are encamped around
siuiiuimock Railroad Station. Jim says that
i jivi-ion of the First Corps is over the Rappa
sjiK.k, but they hug the hank very close, as the
■ tc! infantry <;mnps ear. plainly seen about a
1 and a half distant. Buford’s cavnirv is do
; wvkci duty between the two Several I
noon I'tidg' S have been thrown over the river, |
< m iradinaA for a quick ■ movement of troojis j
r over or back. He says the ’weather has I
fti vi-iy warm down there making long marches |
iiirr dangerous. On a tparch of eight miles, on j
rth of August, many men gave out. In two i
i;:uip» of the Reserves some 20 were sun-truck, I
• ; |
' «nom died the same day. Jim thinks it
! l be the harry draft up here that makes if so
down there. Guess, he’s mistaken, as those
have been hit by the draft up here,' think, it
-ally as hot. as.the turn down there.
‘Hk Draft.—As noticed in our last issue, .the
: 'i(i far this Congressional district comesydf at
ntingdon this week, commencing with Hpnt
.f in county, which was to he dravyn yesterday
a todayln the order of drawing Blair cpjmr
"ties last on the list, and thc lijgfcy recipients
. ik-kets to Huntingdon, from this locality* fvill
announced hmSl next Saturday. Between
■ ttui that time, how hope ami .fear prill chase.
•' other through the minds of those wjth
!i >e bounds of 20 and 35 years, who have no
r e misfortune* on which to claim exemption.—
‘Motts ( ,f “ suits of Mae, n with musket, canrid|ge
-b kmi|«ack and haversack accompaniments! or
''fining piles of “greenbacks,’’ will disturb their
pted ‘ slumber. Fortune may send the tickets
"'■•sc most able to answer the stynmons, bift it
■ respecter of persons’. From what we hhve
I" ”of drawings in other districts, we believe every
1 1 "g is done fairly! It strikes us that a veiy good
I’ lu exhibit the fairness of the transaction am)
I ' that .there has been no partiality shown And
r 'tulking allowed, would be toallow thosejdistrtcts !
I ' it to take a list of die names that remain
I Wafier the drawing. Anexaminatimi of,
I l ’ sl would give satisfaction to all. We think
I 2 dml CsmpheU wooki not refuse it.
whose husband has “pone to the war," heard, in
r« Br 'm. . conversation, the remark: that the Government
.tiLiuiKED Oct.-rfhe members of ..the . , . v. ,
1 l!™ rp v w i , , ~ t wanted morecavalrt and infantry. She replied
'• r- V.M., who were on detached daty • . . ; ■ , ,
: !Vsl >«P*. in this place. have been onletJto ***** nWhmg al ? Ut ad<led >
'Wnttm. which has returned from Fhil«d*l- • ,.h« JT-more Want,* was needed, the
ton.h,, * ~ • v Govennnemha<J better sethd sotnf of ibe votim-
tor thepnri'ose. uw-preanmed, , . Jr. -
T%.,t - . ,u jTp i te?rs home agam.
• * u jis there appears to tabo * \* ;"• •• . >
' 1 ant necessity tor keeping them in the i ' iMPßO^hd.—We ate tglad to announce that
p rt V .ompanieh from this {dace, Captains Conrad Kneply, the engineer whom we noticed a
am ‘ GllVt ! ncr ’ - Wtaehed to this short time, since as having been injured aliont the
»i • ° ox l XKtt them home this week, end • IteAd by coming in contact with a car load of I tint
'6t stt f UI t “'‘ e,ci>me l,ut mtiialf sogfad, her, i» again able to be out, ah bough looking very
‘Sax «n4t’ of “ nr ' li, ; v r ® u *i e, s. the long- badly. time i: was feared thnt his brain
h»th* ° W W then l ’ tou gi u , was seriously effected, bu|i tio)eS ar« now enter.
i tainedtbat he will recover.;
►jet
Notice.—Ail persons yyho liaTi>.suhsorihed to the
fund for the relief of the 'needy families of the SK*
days men, hom this place, are hereby recjnetled to
prt>* to Thomas L. Caldwell, ixi -Idoyit & CoV
Banking' -House, one-third of their as
soon aspossibie.. As some of the men have re
turned awl the balance are expected this we *k, it
is.pmbabte that if the one-third of aUsiibscrip ions
be promptly paid- in, (hat no more wiihbe ry
uiiivd.
•JOHNSTON MOOKE. )
CHAB. J. MANN, ■ ?
DANIEL LAUDHMAN, > •'
AltoonmAug. libit 1 «f>3.
• M
w
w« may add to the qhove thin wc earnestly
hope, for the credit of Altoona, that there will lie
nodclay in this matter.and no attempts to evade
the responsibility incurred at the lime the soldiers
were being mustered in. They left to perform, in
good faith, whatever duty might be assign,d them,
having (lie assurance of the subscribers to the
fend referred to above that their families should
be provided for, and now will any subscriber re
fuse to 1 keep faith with the soldiers? We shall
Kffir I ,Notwithstanding the scarcity of mechan
ics and laborers, new houses are going up all around
town, and our principal streets will' soon be built
tip. Many of the small/ shanties must soon give
way to more res|ieetable aiid enduring structures.
When we look out over l)tc town’ and view the ev
idences of prosperity on every hand, we cannot
realize that a terrible, destructive war now rages
in our land, the head of which is scarcely two
hundred miles distant at this time, and which, but
a short time since, threatened to destroy our town.
We are a fast people—live almost regardless of
what is going on around ns, or bow others or liv
ing. We come to t|te retili'y, however, when we
turn our eyes from this prosperity and read the no
tices posted tip about town stating that the draft
for Blair county comes off on Saturday next.—
Reader, you may comment further if you are in
terested. M
Cy We presume that .here, ns in other places,
companies of persons liable to the present draft
will lie formed for the purpose of distributing the
expense of finding substitutes or paving the com -
mutation fee. . The arrangement is as follows;
A Dumherof persons, ten or more, .form a compa
ny and pay in $5O or $ 11)0 each. If three or less
of the party are drafted,. they use as much of the
fund as is necessary to ijA-ocure suhstitntes or se
cure exemption, or take their share and go them
selves If more than three, and not over a num
ber which will make the payments over $lOO each
to the company, are drawn, an equal amount of
the fund is given to each man drawn and he may
add to it sufficient to secure exemption or a substi
tute, or pocket the money and go himself. One
company of ten formed for this purpose, in Wash
ington City, had nine of the number drawn.
To Knur off i'l.tns. The application of a
mixture of one-third kerosene ami two-thirds lard
oil, to the bodies ami legs of horses, will be found
effectual ifi keeping off the flies which annoy t hem
so much during the hea'ed times. It may fie also
used with much advantage on cows A horse,
uneasy, fretting and .'stamping, becomes, after the
application, at once quiet. Those,who sympathise
with the noble animals in the constant teazing en
dured by them from these jiests, w ill be glad to use
any barmless remedy which will spare incessant
work whet, not called to labor in harness. Horses
will keep better on a less amount of food, for the
repose thus obtained. C«ws mill give better and
more milk, from the rest they will got from the
use of this mixture.
A Puff. —JVe feel in gtasl condition to indite
a putf for Jake Wilson, the enterprising green
grocer, a few- doors .below, having just finished a
couple of sfices of a large and delicious water mel
on sent in a short time since. Jake keeps a sup
ply-of melons, contelopns, peaches, tipples, com,
and other helly-aehe producers, constantly on hand
and in sufficient quantity 1o give employment to
all yhe physician? 1 in town! and make a fortune for
the druggists. But sinceyieople will eat such stuff,
(primers not excepted, when it comes like the
melon) we don’t know where they can he better
accommodated than at Jake’s.
r RKCEEDtNo —The showers on Sim lay evening
[ last appear to have had the desired cff.ct in cha
-1 sing the thermometer down fom, among the nine
| ties, am} purifying the atmosphere. The first two
j weeks of August, 1863, will long he remembered
j on account of the intense heat of the noonday
sun, was seldom obscured by a cloud during
the period named. The number of sunstrokes in
the cities and in the army, anil the suffering of
beasts of burden has been greater than ev£r known
before. Although we may expet! t more hot days,
■we hope we may not baVe such a succession of
them.
are pleased to (earn that Mr. llodnctt,
who!owns the burnt comert opposite our office, in
tends erecting a brick building thereon,, ere the
season closes. While all men have a right to
erect whatever style of Houses they choose, when
there is no law on the subject, and all should con
i enlMhere means, yet it is certainly desirable, as
i well for the safety ns .for the neat appearance of
| our town, that the houses hereafter erected on our
principal streets should he of brick. We hope
i that none of the. burned buildings will be replaced
with anything but brick.
Independent Candidate fob Assembly.—
Hr another column will be found the card of our
townsman, ; and clever ]Wail Train' conductor,
Isaac Barttnv Esq., offering himself ns an inde
pendent candidate for the office of Assembly. Mr.
Bartow has the ability .to: make a useful member
and is sufficiently acquainted with the Working
of flte House to give him position at once.- Per
sonally, we know of no one raamed in connection
with the office whom we wottlcl rather sec elected.
.To the Point.—A joting married woman,
Broken Up.:— The Pittsburgh C.'ironick of the
i Ith linst,, says that the eonveation of Kailnwd
Managers which recently met r- Niagara Falla,
entity hi the breaking up of the • ■omhinatMii in
regard to fare** and rates. Evo v hue is now at
liberty to rub pq its own honk ami pur fares as low
as ievhooaesL ! Thin determination, wS.h the alii
nnrej* between: toads of opposing interest that have
beetivTuade during the past six months, will lead
to complications and ic°ult in a grand “free fight.”
among the railroads f w so*n r - time.
44 Wheeler WiUonV Machines arcth- hesi evn
j offered to puhlh mtronagr-. They an* simple and
j durable; easily ;,epr in repair; work whhom mas/*:
‘ sew w;i|i great rapidity; make an even and fine
i stieth on both sides that not rip: ceononviz
j thread, and are applicable to even* pivjjose and
i material cnntinon to the art in question. Chri
s-1 tain /nqniw
j R- A. O. Kerr, of this pine**, is agent ha the
j sale of these machines in Blair and Huntingdon
i counties. Sec advf»rtis<*nr*u*
D*:ai>. —Joseph E. Berlin, a member of Co. A.
r» h Keg’t Pa. Reserves, died on the HVh inst.,
f om the eftW-ts of a wound received at the battle
of Gettysburg, duly 3d. He was a little over 20
years of age. Sleep, soldier, sleep; thy last bat
tles’ fought, thy last victory won.
The hoy Conrad, whom \vc noticed last rvk as
i having been injured by the cars, died on Friday
; last, after hh» leg had been amputated.
I Picture Gxlleky.—O tr young artist f iend,
E. A. Bonine. who occupies Clabaugh’s skv-hght.
gallery, on Julia street, must be d iving a b isk
i business, if we may judge from the number of
I pictures he Js; taking, in every style of the art.
He deservefjpnttonage, as his pictnitsbcar favor
able comparison with those of other artists, and
1 lus dispose t 6 accommodate a jj who call hi
i speak him a gentleman. Rcfld In- card in anoth
! er column ehd give him a call
U. J. Jones, the inimitable local itemizer.
■ legislative reiioiter and author of “The Juniata
j Valley," (mid us a ja»p vi-ir a day or two since.—
j Artemns Ward-like, he has turned out a showman,
! nor of wax figures, etc., hut with a jwmmuna of
t die “Western World,” to the exhibitions o** which
I be crowds by means of fancy figured pos
i U*rs and wnll-puiier liandbills. Jones is one of
j ’em, and can tmvul anyplace.
«STW e cant say that we admire the. tyjiograph
ica! taste of our cotemporary of the Huntingdon
Monitor, when lie chums that his paper is one of
the neatest In the 8 ate. He need not travel out
of his own county tc Hmi its superior in that line,
and there arc* u couple of hebdomadal? up litis wav
that won’t be. taken down by that srvle
again. J>oc
We expected to lecctvc a list of the d .lifted
men from Huntingdon county in time for publica
tion this week, tint the Huntingdon papers failed
to reach ns last night as usual. In our ncxt.wc
shall publish the names of those drawn from this
votin'r
[ ttar We h. 4k. <.mr iimn .subscribers, who have
heretofore l>een served wi.h their papers bv Hu*
cji'rier, will bear with u> vet this week. Oar ear
ner will bo cm hand in lime Jo seive them next
week
Found— A package of brilliant, done up in
brown pajier, was picked up on the street, on Mon
day afternoon, and left wl.ii us to advertise. The
owner cun have ii by culling and Ruling the con
tents of tlw package and paying fur this no.i. c.
For Fale.— AV. H. bameht (tiers a desirable
inovenv at private sale, which. we think, would
make a snug home fur some of our mechanics, —
Fee his advertisement in another column, and then
go and view b lie prop-rtv.
SSf Dn. P. Caldlrwood lenders his pro
fessional service Jret of'r/miye to the famili s of
volunteers now in the service of the United Flutes,
' Altoona, July 27, 1863.-3 t.
Kirk ! Fine ; !— Do not lisfc your projierty any
longer to the mercy of the dames, hut go to Kerr
and have him insure you against loss by fire.
He is agent for thirteen did rent companies,
among which are some of the best in the United
States.
Altoona, July 2e-'f.
Assembly.
For the information of iiie vo ing population of
Blair comity,' I annonee that I have Ken solicited
by quite a number of cilia ns of the conn y tocon
seni to the punlieathm of mv name as an INDE
PENDENT CANDIDA I’K for the office of As
semhlyman fiom ttds conn y. I have, after due
eonsidera.ion, concluded to yield to the wishes of
my fiends afid announce myself as a candidate for
the office named, hoping that I may receive a
handsome and honorable vote font the ei iz its of
Blair. IFAAC BAKTOW.
Altoona, Attg. 19, 1863.
Circular, to those Wide awake to their
ow£ Interests. — 7’he snhscribcr would respect
fully announce to the public that lie has returned
from the East with his large and wjl assorted
stock of goods, bought at the lowest cash prices,
which He will disiose of at his nsunl small advance.
OUR MOTTO.
“ The nimble dime liettcr than theslow dollar."
Come one, come ali and lie convinced that the
cash system Is to your adVanago, and you will go
away with the resolve that,my estftblMiment is
the place to save money. No charge fur showing
goods. Call and examine.
■ I would resjiectfully invite your attention to my
well selected assortment of Ladies and Misses’
JJhy’Gnods. containing ail the late and most de
sirable styles of dresses to lie found in tht Eastern
markets, among which may he had, Mozambique*,
Celliqnes, Kitinrnay Checks, Union Checks,
Slmjierds Plods; Linen Lustres, Silk Poplins, a
fall, and complctestock of fancy and plain. Flannels
and Shirtings, Linen, Muslin, Ladies and Gents
Gloves and Hosiery, and a tremendous stock of
Austin Kelly! &' Co’s Patent Hoop Skirts, front
four tp fifty springs, which) f sell at least 25
per cent, below Philadelphia retail prices. Also a
great variety pf'Cloaking Cloths, varying in price
from 75 ets to if 2,25 perymd, and the largest as
sortment of Gassmtcrs Satlinetts Tweeds, Jeans,
eet„ that is to be found in the country.
Carpeting end oil chjths in great variety at
lowest prices.
LOOK.—My; stock of groceries are selling a few
pent* below my would-be-rivals, who “caul see
it.’’ The cash system syrups still range from 40
to 70 eis. porj gallon. Government wff.*, bought
before the lutie Ittie heavy-advances,' I iuto selling at'
•22 cts t tH.atnd. lr is sujf no** to ai) the new
: fancied sub-dimes :;ow selling.
BEHOIJV—Our res- - raptr*- f.«*m the low prictf
of (><» et-». it r {sumd, upwards
| KXO KLS I O R.—On nwuid-bc’eompeiitors
| stand aghast when they know we haw the heavies:
; an*l h’>:t assorted stock of crockerv, china, glass
i and delph ware to he found- in uiu establishment
< between Philadelphia and I*l tshmgh. and fliat we
.sell cheaper than they con hay. “ Thev are
: superb,” w ih»» common exclamation on examin
ing our China Tea Sets, ranging in price from
‘ *“l2 to $2O, which is lower than thev can bo pur
. chased ;u I'i.f-hargh. We are wiling to people
f*tuo nil rhe >unoundiug i-ounrjcs. heejuw; we
: k's*p a l>r*gc stock from which to select, and sell
cheap. One examination will suffice to co ivineo
ant "lie that we a e not patting our good*.
Ali kinds, of cmuncnal flower vases, mug*,
I giasswsii-*. and in fact all kintls of crockerv evei*
j imagined, \w keep on hand* We are s ill selling
! rbc ceSebruted Wedgwood I'xm Stone Sets tor
: •* >.OO, which is 2" cts. cheaper than thev can Iki
bought for in Philadelphia or Pittsburg retail
n»a rket.
‘ I can’t see how* it is done?” is the query.
Well, we wIU tell you the secret—it is vnsth ouig.
By t :, .;< meant lam enah! -d to increa-e mv busi
ness amt >o*ek s’c.ulily, while other establishments
ar‘ _:!;■ *I to theirs. We are not com
piled to add large prori s to make up for losses hv
hud d -lbs. and we save by }iaying cash for goods
| instead of buying on lime and paving a higher
! hg'irc.
i-ATMKKS & MOTMKKS Our stock of
chilit re*?carnages and coaches giv just tin: tiling
. for tuov- wlm value the health of their children
| more than the small amount we change for them.
; Those who use n carriage once will, never go luick
to the old-fashioned. wav of dragging children
around in their arms, tall and see our stock of
ilif.mt carnages mid cabs.
* Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machine, of which
j 1 am the sole Agent for Blair .and Huntingdon
i conn as. are the h *st machines ever used. They
j arc (crf.-ct ami warranted for two years. Ido no
j ask you n> buy miles,- yon are satisfied von are sa
i ving money \ix so doing.
| Altoona .\(ay, yth. IBii3
i A CARD TO Tin: SUFFKUING.
Tin* lti*v \\ in. wliilt; laboring us it \Uu.sj.iDiin
i i i •b,|.ui;. wuk cui fd ofCuiiMi.uptitm. wlmiuiil otlmr menu
i Into tioirti. by a n-cijn* obtaincil from a- learned physician
J in ii? >;n‘al oily "i Jc<Mo. TIP.- n-cipv ha- ctm-il grepi
j numb r- NVito w»Mv suift-riiio fr,,ju C -UMimptiou Bronchi
j tin. Sort- Tin.mi. hu<l ."JohN. ami the debility aim
; iutv.*u> ileprv.-»*iou caused by dirtordur*.
1 Dl-miuuk ..r bemliti'.iji Htb r h. I wdl « L -u<l thin iccip*-
j ui.iub I havv bruiiubt h.*uit* wfib mu, tual! vhonuodit
j lr<«» of Addrv**
, Of,
‘i«s. 1 fifili- { v
Tj Till-; YoUMi OR oLb
iiave U-*n surtVrhur lr- m « bubif m-lulp.-U in by th«-
rocrn of itorif sfa'fs
t causes s»> many aisymptom? l
i‘ , /.x/'/y thfm Morn'])’
Try it
An l ifc the |£n*a;‘‘Sf i-vil übich can befall
MAN OR WiiM\S
\vm pinna »m>. m-truted ji« uiiv*TtMf'iwii, himJ if you
' tii - Adverti^'-iiK-iH
A i»*l H«-ml for ir a? once
ill" (}i<h^cj-ou>*
lii'u-M- nf I and IwUntiims.
HAIL ROAD AND MAIL SCHEDULE,
•UAA.NS nUKIVK A.\D ptl‘AUl
litJtiuion* £xj>i W.-xf !Triv< : -4 6..10 A>i k*:tvi-n T.lo A. M
IMhUkI T« - 7.i0 •• •• {j.lkj ••
K..m Lit.., •• l' M. h 36 I* M
M.til It;iii. •• •• 7.V11'
K.\ 11 !'<■>* T
F.;-.? Lite
-.v.i!
Ti! t •i I
T-riH'-'ii I i<-lhtl.i\ -iniru Hnim-ii nut r.. connect w»G
F\|-n-*-« Tmiun Mml Train U! ,.J Wu-t audThro
AiL immoouii o> Tfiiln Kn*t.-
; I'i'o 0• ■ Ole .rlt *l*l RroiH. lin.l IlnM Ksirl
i It It rr,!j 1.. r .ici.-ta with Exjircss ITiun West un
j Msii Tr.trn 1.:i,-t mid West
tisfi-tt: Tlir.<ugh
*-t ,- i n Way
, W.-i-mi Wny
i \\ r-tMi u-Tto..ti-ii
! li .lli.taysl.urg
Western Way 7.j1l A. M
K i t«*ni Hay 720 *•
Western Thr -ugh ; 715 |». y\
Ea-tmii Through 7 55 ..
73OA.M. i f. ib I' M
„ ll -übs:— During the Week fi -m 6.4 f A. M. until
. ,o 0 *’ M. On Sunday* from 7,80 until 830
Alf.«mn.A HI *20.1863,
YAI.UABI K Pl 5 OP Kill Y AT PRI-
V \TK SALE.—Tin* sultet-Tiber of-
HOUSE & TWO LOTS
it note m» tin- 8. nth corner of lleU-cca
un«l Clara !*rrv« t‘, Ka.«f All.»nm. The ft* front 10U l e
■mi Ut he< ca Btreet au-t 120 feet ««i Clamatrect. The hois.
IS 8-KTOHY I’HAMK.
with »t Dining It.-ton ami Ki rh.-u nltucli« i| ami a gn.-d Cel
10, ami p ell t.f t-xci Jletu u uter at the d.*.r. The |«»t« hi.
w. ll K-t wilh ch.ilc fruit tree* i.f different varf-tie*. AJ
here*nary -utl-uild u«a are .-n Che \>wiui*vh. An jmiirfpa
table tile given. Term* rea-mmihle.
i*<»r furtoee information inquire on the preniine*
Aug 18-.lt* ||. \V <J UUIKCUT.
E. & 11. T. ANTHONY,
MANTFACTIRtRS OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
501 youk
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
CAI'ALOOUri ii.«w «*mli
Vf Thoitomd Hiileivtit huGJ •<
c •ntiinmllj' lieihg nmde} »».
Ciiiw <*u*. viz:
>2 Mitjoi-G.'nemls-, Sraie>rncn,
JUO B, ig.-G.merals, 27 Divines,
2 >!i ( uluneis, 1 1 (J Authors.
H 4 Lient.-Coloncis, ;3 I Artists,
207 Other Officers, ' 1:12 Stitjte,
60 Navy Officers, jl«. Prom’in’m Women
147 Prominent loivign Portraits.
2,000 copies of Works of art,
li;eliHiniic rriir.diictK.ns „f tli« most ctlel.rated ffiierr
Vilijcs. I’aintiPKH, Statues. 4c. C-I sen( tut pecsit,.
i’- ■];; » r tZ *i ,r o*®-" i'iotuoks from < >u
By ■ nxtl ? uf tl-SO, «nd «...
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
Of th Br Wr nmiiiiiiu-tuin a great Variety, ranging in
price from 5» cents t.. $6O each. 1
OnrAL.OM have the reputation uf lieing nup-iior n
l-sutv aid •iur..bl .ty to any others. The smaller kind
can lie sent ash-ly iiy limit at a (Mintage n six cents ner UK
The mure expensive esn liem-nt by express.
" e ultto kPt'ji H large nsairtniebt «»f
Stereoscopes ani Sietmscnpic Views.
Our catalogue uf tllese vv II In. sent to any addreM on r.
CPlpt of Ht4«up.
K. & H, T. ANTHONY.
MAXUKAtITCK,.ItS Of I’ll JTOUItA I*lll, ’ MATr.HIALS.
501 Broadway, New York.
Fr ends ..r relatives p,.,,,, military in u mil eun
fer a fnvi.r iiy sending u. th lr tikeneaso, t.. copy. Tlie>
will lie kept ■•arefully .lint reluiTied niii jiired ”
FINK ALBUM.' MAUF, To Oltl.tsit }TIL repuhn,
t ,r rr T 1 Iboq.irs, nr r.r other purpura wltV.
snu.il.le 10.crii.i1...!.. Ac. Anx. Is, iB6S-B.ii.
TW-olMllvi O TKACUHBA— AN KX
■f , s'uioiuion of Teatdiers to tak- charge of ,-l ven
rte.,,18 in l.ngnii t..«..J|,ip aril, be held in the 1,..nd..„-vill
«dr....l house mi F. Iday, Aiixn.t -Jlst ISBii wh r- .|i auoli
cams are requested toatien l. Ten,, ~r«ih,.,| „| x
l- comwpuc* Mt H*p|.«ck \
»-* WZX AIM:A M u iu'p
1 It.M)A( I,v VI. Si J l Pi)UTKHS, Tpds
aT\ o and Shoulder Brates f.. r sale at
’- ,r O. W KKSSjKBK’S.
R. A. O. KERR.
tv. WM. rogijßOVl*:.
■Wd Fu!t"ii Avenue.
H: onkl) n. \. Y
MliU or FrOH.lh’
fur Ilotinl'uluV.
Tak- no other
Cure**
*.iu I’. M.. h*a v.-m y i>i |> M
1.10 A M . •• 1.15 a. >.
7 I ’
1U 1
3c.J5
.MAILS ARRIVE.
: 40 A. M
7.uu i*. .M
1 .Jo A M
T.-io A .M
73u A. £ 7.0 u p. M
MAILS CLOSE
O.W. PAVIO », P.M
luhc h over fLw>
•ctif (to which addition* ki»
EmlutsuL- Afpm
Dr. SWEET’S
INFALLIBLE
LI NI ME NT,
THE
GREAT REMEDY
} Fail RHEUMATISM. GOUT. NEURALGIA LUMBAGO.
?Tl*?'F NKCR AND JOINTS, SPRAINS* BKUIBRS,
CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES, HEADACHE*
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND NER
VOUS DISORDERS. i
Tor all of which it is * speedy nor) certain remedy, ami
never fails. This Liiiim**nt is pre|wtr*d from tlie recipe ot
Dr, Stephen Swwt. or Connecticut the famous hone aett»*r.
and has la**n used in h*s practice for mofe than twenty.
yeariMviMt the most.iiBUmi(di!nK success.
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OT PAIN, it is Unrivalled by
any preo ration Indore the public, of ahlch dm most
skeptical may be convinced by h eitiple trial.
This; Liniment will cure raj i lly and radically. RHEU
MA'Flfc DISORDERS of every kludrand I* thousands of;
lt has liwii used it has never been known to
foil.
TOU NEURALGIA, it will afford Immediate relief in
every case, however distres.dng.
Ir will relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE in three
oilnuteeuiid is varran ed to do it.
TtMjrriiACUlft also will It cure Instantly.
. FOR NRRVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LASSI
TUDE Arming friim imprudence or eXcena, thin Liniment
wu m<vt happy and unfailing rtmedy. Aril g directly
the iii rTiiii«4 tiwtuea. il atrengthenn and reT.vifiti tliV
*.v«ihxj umi features it to el a tlcify anti vigor.
FOR PILES.—A* an external remedy, we claim that It
i* Hit' It* ft known, and we challenge the world |o produce
an equal. Every victim of tide diKtrewipgcconipl ini
*hmdd give it h trial, fm- It willjmt tail to afford luimedt
at: relief and lu majority of caaet wlti effect a rudteaf cure
QGINSY AND SORB THROAT are aotnetinien extreme
ly iniligtmiit and dangerou* but a timely application oi
this Liniment will ueTeKJkil tocuie.
SPRAINS are sometimes t«Hr ohatinat*. and enlarge
ment of the joints la liable l.iorcu' if neglected. Th
w« mcwf may be conquered by this Liniment in two oi
three day*.
HU DISKS COTS, WOUNDS. SORBS. UI.GKRB. BURN!*
VND SCALDS, yield readily to the wonderful- healiu*
m-o|H>rtieH of DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
when u-a‘d according to direction*. Also. CHILBLAINS
FROSTED BEET, AND INSECT BITES AND STINGS.
Pr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
fne Great Natural Bone Setter.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
f> kn«/*rn all over the United States.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Us the author uf '*• Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment.*’
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and never fails.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
It a i-artain r m-.-Jv fur Neuralgia.
Dr. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Otirus p.ud Scald, Immediately.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
l» the beet kmj.ii reiuedy fur Sprains ami U;i!ie--«
Dr Sweet's Infallible Liniment
Cun>? Headache immediately audaraa ueverkuuwn tofai.
Dr Sweet’s Intullible Liniment
Afforda immediate relief f*r Piles, and seldom Ikila to cun
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Cures Ti*othache in one minute.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Cure»-Cuis anti W uuuds immediately and scar
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment '
Is Eli-- remedy fur sores in the known world.,
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
iu» been Used by more time a million people, and ai
it.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
L'akea-intei nally cores Colic, Cholera Mur hm, sad Cliolen
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
l.i truly n •• trieud in need,” and every family should ha*
• t ul baud.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
1» f..r Mile by all Druggists. Price 25 and 50 cents.
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.
DK SWEETS INFALI IDLE LINIMENT, as an el
terual remedy, is witiumt a rival and will alleviate pan
.iijity spe,silly Ui ii ai j otner preparation, For all hhei
lialic and >, rvoii Disorder- It l« truly mb,libte. and a. i
on ative fur Sore., Wounds, Sprains. bruises. Ac., ft
<,»,thing. healing and powerful airengthentng tut,peril,
•geite the Just wonder and astonishment ol ai who ha*
•ver given it a- trial. Over one thousand certiorates ,
einarkalile cures, perlorueu by it. within the hot t»-
yoHiOv Hitest the (act.
TO HORSE OWNERS'!
DR.SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LIMMENT FOB HOUSE:
s unrivalled by any, aud in all eases of LamenessTarielii
ftimrSphmis. Bruises or wrenching, its effect is Ima-K-i
md certain. Ilarness or saddle Galls, Scratches, Uangi
*c .It will also core sjie. d ly. gpatin and Ringbone nia
e* easily prevented and cured in tlielr inripleiit stage,'
■nt Confirmed cases are Is-yol ,1 Ibe pus-lbilityof a rad,
m! carc. ,No case of the kind, however, is so desperate o,
■ofielna but it may be alleviated by this Liniment; aud it
blthfhl application will always remove the lameness, an,
, mole the horses to travel with comparative ease.’
EVERY HORSE OWNER
slioult) have this remedy at hand, for Its tlmelynse at th*
.irstn of I ntnenen will effectual!) piwefa:
»riiililnb)v U> which all hum* arr (table, am
vhlch render so many otbm wise valuable horses nearV
vvurthlevs. •
PR. SWEET'S
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
IS TUB /
friend.
xyt Tuudil It truly
iXD JN NF^
Soldier’s
A til thousands ha'
A FJJIEI
CAUTION.
To *VMj*f lmp<wition. olwrve th*> eijcnatttr* aiwi liftmen
on p?ery lab**L ajtdiO«o‘*gt*|ih*»
1 frfitlllblr* Mniment** Chiwn ln tbe |<bMbf (Md
withvtttivhich noneare genuine.
/ ' , RICHARDSON 4 <k>.
Bnt» Proprietor*. Norwirh. Ct
MORGAN 4 ALLRN. fl-n'n*l Akm»». ■
, « nttrstrw*; **&**».
WL Soh bv all »i«alf‘r6 ever} where.
December 4,1802.-1?.
JN NEED!
HELMBOLD’S
GENUINE
PREPARATIONS
“ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED”
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Sped Ac Remedy
For DL*aees of the BLADDER. KIDNVYS. GRAVEL
' AND DROPS!(AL SWELLINGS.
Tills Medicine increases the power of Di(tretion. and ex
cites the ABSORBENTS into healthy aclton, by which the
WATERY OR' CALCAREOUS depositions, and all UN
NATURAL ENLARGEMENTS, are reduced, as well as
PAIN s.an INFLAMMATION, and la good for Mkm. Wo
mix oa CuiLoan.
lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHI).
R>r weakness arising from Excesses, Usbits of Dissloa
lion, Early Indiscretion or Aboan.
AT*TKNDKD WITH THE FOLLPWIAO r YMPTOMB:
ludiepoaiiiiin to Exertion, Difficulty of Breathing,
Imh Ilf Memory low of Paver,
Week N erven, 1 Trembling.
Ili.tror oflllseair, Wakefulness.
Dimness of Vision, I’eln in the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing of tbe Body, .
Dryuees of tbe Skin, Eruptions of tbe Face.
-PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on. which this medi
due furariab’y removes, soon follows InroTnacT, FsTDITk
• p it*| rnc Fits, in one of which tbe patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed by
hose -DUIEFUL DISEASES,”
•INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION/’
Many are aware of thwcpuie of their suffering,
DDT NONE WILL CP.NFhhS
THE KKCPKDT Ot TUB INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the melauchuly Deaths by CousunipUuu bear am
pie witness to the truth ol the assertion.
HIE CPNSTIXUUPN ONCE AFFECTED WITH OE.
PANIC WEAKNESS,
inquires the aid of medicine to strengthen and iLTtgor
.te the System, which HEMBPLD’S LXTKACT DCCUC
availably does. A trial will convince the meet skeptical
FEMALES! FEMALES!!
U.D OB Tobno, Slsqle, Msbriis ok CmtimPLATtKO Ms
Rises.
In many affections peculiar Pi Females, tbe EXTRACT
• UOHU isquiquaiiU by any otiier tern uy. as in Uiforo
1« or Detention. Irregulai uy, I niuiuliies. or Suppression
fLnstomafy Evacuations, Dlcetuied or Sclrrliona slate
■1 the Ulytas. Leuoorri.ee or W bites. Sterility, and for all.
ouipla hits mcmem 111 tile sex, atisiug Item in.
iscretitqi. Habits 01 Dissipation, or in tbe
DECLINE or CHA.NGE OF LIFE.
«« bYunvho akuti.
Xo Family Should be Without It.
Take uu more Balsam, Mercury, ur unpleasant Uedicin*
■ruup eaaa!it aUddau K erous disease*.
fIELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCttU.
A*\D
Improved Hqse Wash
COKES BECBE& DISEASES
lu all tlieir stage*.
•lUlv or uo ctmtige iu Diet,
•AUU Uu CzpofQlV.
1 cause* a frequent demrr auu give* itrength to Urinate,
jiereny Removing obstruction., Preventing amt Cttrinr
tiictuns Ul ttie Urethra. Allaying P.iu and Ti.ri....-
>.u so frequent iu the eta*, uf . « <l .W l^iiie c . l .
oisouousUuaawea and worn-out Matter.
IUoUrA.Mrs UPoN TUoUbAMio whb have been the
ictuua ofQuack*. and who bare pmd heavy fa. Wh*
ureo iu a ahuit tune, hare louud that the, were deceived
..U that the “POISON” ha*, h, the lue of -powerful as'
uigeuCa," been dried up m the ay *tem, to break out in
furtu, auu alter Marriage. *
B “ Httwout’a Eraser Brora f or all affection* and
.•ease* of the
ERINAKY ORGANS,
H betfaer existing in
MAtB OR FEMALE. >
rtna whatever canae origin, tinge.nd no matter at
IloW LONG STANDING.
Disease* of these organ* require the aid of a Dnwio
UELMBULD'S EXTRACT BUCUU
1 tlle oreat i'itutane, awl Is certalnto hare the
tfect in ail disease* for which it la repomutendod. i
Evidence of the must reliable aud responsible chanietar
■ i’l ammipanj the modlciue*.
Certificate* of Cures, from eight to twenty yearn stand,
ug, with mtmee known touch nee and i erne., !
sl,oo Per Bottle, r Six for $6,
Delivered to any addrae, securely packed from u> ob
orvatiuu. • ■ ■
Dctofiu Stnpkws u u± Oroannocanotn]
Carve Guaranteed, -Adrico Wrath!.
; AFFIDAVIT;
Perea Dally appeared belbie me. an Alderman at the bite
I PhUadelpbia, H. T. lUuoulb. who briny daly .worn,
«th«y Ilia piejaratioD contain* no
y, or other iujnrluua drug*, bat are purely regrtalde.
: U.T.UEIiIE&b •
Sworn and nbcciibed before me, tb s' 23d day
ember, ISM. W.P. UimiAHD. Alderman.
MatbStoaboToßabeil’blia.
Addreu letters for Information la
11. T.'HKLUBuU), Chbinl*
Depot, 104 Sooth Tcntb-St- below. Cheat] at,
.■ ' ' llbUadWpWa.fcto.
lEWAKE OF COtTNTEKFEITS AND DM PRINCIPLED
DKAI.KKB, .''--'i-i
Who endeavor to dispose “ob thqs own” and < mime*
rtides on tba reparation attained by »
UetmboM'a Oeanine
do Extract Bucbo,
do do do Sareaparllla, '
«' *» do Jmpr Ted Eoee ■ | v: , ,
EM bj Drnyglsts every-o her*. ’ tjllmji' Ift* '
ut Jbeadborftoaent *Ol send Ibr U,aadsTaUiai
od expuawre, " ' ""
.feptamUk nib,
» i
At little Kipeoae,
Ko iiKeureuieece