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Girojalare, Programmes,
MAMMOTH posters, sale bills,
f IiUL AM® yEWlMilA®© : j
pamphlets, Pay and Check Bolls,
BLANK BOOKS.
manifests, and blanks of all kinds.
ail vre *<k is a trial, feeling confident that we can give
.uidtotion If we have the opportunity.
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...greets*oppositeSuperintendents Offl-e.
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Union Meetuio.—-Notwithstanding the
■lireatening appearance of the weather, on Friday
•wning last, there was a large tarn out to the
; nion meeting, held in Mann & LanghmanV
building. A fewairs performed by the Al
,<juii Brass Band, which had been engaged for
,• nmtsion. called the fcopie -togethei, where
i«>u lion. L. W. Hall alas chosen President of
.-.'meeting, assisted by Dr. Wm. B; Findlev.
i, iiu Loudon, Edwin A. Beck, Isaac -Barkln,
i.ex. A. Smyth, John. Allison, James Wiiliam
,„i;. Wm. M. Lloyd and Martin Rnnyen. as Vice
Presidents, and George W. Kessler, Col. Jacob
--ink and Jus. H. Dysart, as Secretaries.
On taking the Chair, Mr. Hnll made a lew
.niaent remarks, after which he introduced, ms the
,;M speaker of the evening, A. 11. Chase. Esq., of
Yoik. Mr. Chase opened by stating that ho
laid always been a Democrat and was, still a
Doraix'fnt, hut not of the Seyraour-Vallnndjg
laiii-Woodward kind. He was a Union Dento
rat He supported for office men who wete in
,i.oi «( crushing out the rebellion and conquering
, jifucc—not those who give aid and comfort to
.in-rebels-by opposing the constituted authorities
aid sycophant-like bowed at the feet of Davis &
• and sued for a dishonorable peace. Ho closed
« appealing to the audience to oast their votes
Andrew G. Curtin, that he might thereby lie
dieted, and the Union men of New York en
gaged to battle for the Union ticket in that
Tlir next speaker introduced was Col. F.Mont
im iv. of Vicksburg, Mississippi, formerly editor
1 VM- V ickshurg Whiff. His speech was one of
!• richest to which we have ever listened. \Vii
ai'i humor sparkled in his eyes and rolled from
s toggur in a constant stream. His de-
I npiioii of the characters who. got up, and are
I keeping alive, the present rebellion, and the bomh-
I anlment of Vicksburg hv Gen. Grant, was side-
I ithning and kept the audience in a continued roar
I if laughter for nearly an hour. He contrasted
I tfdilterence lietwecn white and slave labor ns
I a man who fully understands the subject
I Uild have done. He showed that it would be
I --tier for the South were slave labor abolished,
I ml ai-o that it would Ite better for while laborers,
I 'em the fact that so long as slave labor existed in
I re South it would he degrading for a white.man
I labor there, hut if slavery was done away with.
I 'itiii’ labor would become as much respected in
I in» locality as it is in the North, and the land lit-
I ' g much more productive, the labor of the labor-
I ag man would be far more remunerative. He went
I to show that the hue and cry raised in reflfcr-/
acs to the overrunning of the North with slaves,
’ M! * slavery should be abolished, was only a
■ liiical hobby; that the slaves did not want to
ome North, unless they could not get their free’- ,
iom in any other way. If they could be free in the
‘ nitli they would stay there, but if by remaining
rev must remain slaves, they wonld certainly
[ '«kf the first opportunity to gain their freedom by
-hpping off to the North, and thus bring their
ilsir in Competition with that of the white man.
dis remarks on thispoinlconld not fail to convince
ul reasonable men that the arguments used hv
iiuse opposed to the abolishment of slave labor
■to totally gfbundless. He closed by giving his
vaspns why he wished every man in the audience
■" vote ior Andrew G,- Curtin for Governor,
nung which was this, that around Gov. Curtin,
lore than the Governor of any other loyal Slate,
rntjned the hopes of the Union men of the South,
dtey knew that he Was true to the country and
nie to them and that he had done more "for the
oppression or the rebellion than any of hhcql
mglies. , ,
He was followed by H. X. NoAllister, Esq., of
Stlhfonte, who is a fluent and able speaker, and
>als altogether |c facts. He went a into disquisition
1 1lie slavery question, which he handled whil
st gloves, but the audience tired of it and called
. 'Judge Shannon, of Pittsburgh, who was on the
■and. Mr, McAllister gave way, and, Judge
Hannon was introduced to the meeting. The
/“dge, it will be remembered, has always been,
I ‘»i still claims to be, a flul|-blooded Democrat.
Iremarks, .which were short, owing'to the late
ly of the hour, were listened to with close at
lotion, and his words fell with weight, consider
l3S his former political associations, his high po-
Ision, and will tell favorably for the cause he
I l4 * espoused.
I li.ivas expected that Gov. Curtin would be
and address the meeting, but important
'•wiese called him to Harrisburg that evening,
pd he had to (atss on in the Fast Line, only gtop
long enough to take, supper at the Logon
*«»e. ,
Iwte a crowd of people were present from all
T* of the county and several from Hnnting
■ conw J'- Had the evening proved favorable,
jomld Undoubtedly have been one of the largest
meetings ever convened in the place. f
‘s the intention of the party to hold another
in this place, between this time and:
j, ■ action, to be addressed by Gov. Curtin and
I ™ Itougherty, Esq., 1 of Philadelphia. It is
| I * mt arrangements will be perfected to
Itenj. F. Butler present on the same
A ' VW .t 1 nKI a mon ..—Rail road travellers are »rGodw%-l*dy’s Book for OctgUjr is one of TUP ClVnpip QPWTVfJ UArUIAFPC
so proverbially incautious that unless the earning fhofe ebbing Affairs which newsptper nrtico, do 1 MJNbfcK MAUiIN ES.
company cm l' lo X Expedients rendering if impossi- not Itmust he seen to is- appreii- "" r «*Wtku a family sdrtvn MACniSK is fast
hleJbr travellers to expose themselves to, danger, atcd. ThH nmr.her contains mos. hcamifal fish- •’-» wwW-wMe r-putnti..,,. t, h n.v„„.i u..„m the
accidents are continually occurring. The praetiee ion plated'of the fall styles for ladies bonnets hem)- *-* ;!«•• »*> •-*< •* .t . Family*.,.
■ e, !7;^ or “ cn 7 i ™ cloaks..*,* ec,.. together with
caused so mam accidents; that railroad companies most exellent st.-e} And wood engravings and -os. uimtl..,:. Petting. Tm-ia,*. n.,h- .iha S .,, K .
ait generally adopting the safeguard of putting a choice sHeetioaw it,to„ry matter. price #;}.»«, Lac.r.-ete.i,,,i..-.;-
perforated-iron plate, eight inches high, across the per annum.: We furnish Coder's Book and da-
I-Ottom of the window, outside of the sash. This TWfcme one y. : ir fot #8.50 in advance.
renders it impoasibig to thrust the dhow lieyoud <■ 'I
i the ear body, and saves flit arm from beingornshed Donf. East.—The Mi sses ntek'ey impiesi sis
: against the timbers of bridges. Against the dan to ««*<* * ft the Indies of and neinin that
g-*r of accidents from patting from one car to an- ,he . v have gone othe city for their fail stylos ~f
other while in molioit, there is no remedy yet dig- Bonne !* a "‘* ' vi, l Klm in « few days with a
covered except locking the car door, as is done in ; choice crion - " h'fh they will open in the
I Europe. .This is so great it restraint upon the mo- • room now temporarily occupied hy them, on An
j ‘ion Of a:live Yankee (hat it is, not generally- niestree,; <ioor to Ick(s ' s, °re, E“»* Altoona,
adopted, though it would tend to a greater security ! We nced 5,01 t * tll the Wies to remember this a?
from accident if it were.;■ Against jumping from n( ' vflr f° r K et anything ah rat new bonnets.
railroad cars while in motion, there is no remedy T .,L .■ *T ... ,
which can be devis«i f„e „ , , .. • Judpng from the report given in FUzntmU*
inch can be devised, for no mechanical restnettop City Item of the visit of the Athletic Base Ball
can compensate lor the absence of brains in a trav- •’ -rid. „■ ••
e jj er Olun, to Altoona, tlie visitors must have enjoyed
themselves hugely. The Mountain Club did their
' About GBAMis.—The editor of the Sunburv I>est to render tl*. visit of their “ brethren of the
! Auifricmi, who has been paying considerable at- f,a '” an ft eWe«We one, and they have the satisfac
j tention to.the culture of grapes this season, gives ( ' on of knowing that they fully succeed in their
| the following as his experience in reference to ear- undertaking, and made lor themselves a good
! ly ri|xtning, etc.: name among the fraternity.
| rieties that ripen Mebtiso.—Bev. S. K. Boyer, of
Prolific, Concord. Creveifng, and others are es- 1 ■■*' rec - Baptist Church, will commence a pro
teemed for earlier ripening than the Isabella.!— "■acted meeting in Bogan Hall, this borough, on
Inw^« 0 ' V TL X, u rien f^ t t> i ■ , .^ alio,, h “ s l»en as fol- Saturday evening. September 20th. to continue
lows. The Hartford Pro tfic commenced oolorin* , j ~, . To thk vttlKNti ok OLD.
about the 10th of August and was ,7a£,m " dunng ,he f,, “ OWi,,g 08 . *•" - »-l«e
The last of the month. Altont eight or ten davs circ *'n>stnriccs permit. Rev. J. VV. Phmnet of , If >*>» have i»«d nitr«ring trem a habit indulgod ta by th
later the Creveling, Coneonl, Louisa and Diana'. '• Egtrohe, • jtev. Jm!. Colder of Harrislairg, and 1 YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES.
ri I °^r Hg . i o ,h p.e 0r( i er , " e hnve Mm «i o:lier ministers are expected to assist. The public ' 11 f ' Al ' #B9 so MAtty sbAit.-HNo symptoms
wiein. I lie jinrtfonl Prolific is dendelv the onrli. : a . „ . , , K . Hum fvr
BteP®' i ,n t a little thicker skincil than the Isa- ! '
invited to Attend. Ami is Ills weiitest wit which '.‘an lifjii
lyella, Ooneord, or Creveling. The Diana which . »iax on woman.
scislling of the Calnwla. js. however, Peterson vies with, and fairly rivals, his ..v .I,j,r .■ni,ni. i-ui,'U in and if V,
dwtdedly the best being much sweeter and ' ,uore expewjiye contemporaries, in getting’ up a H »nff«<-r.
me bunches fuller and snore compact than any good Magazine for October. Everybody admires l «»»«u. the Ad.vnhwmew.
the steel engraving entitled “ Plavihg at Horses/’ Au * S n l> ,' i f °’ i£ *5 " uce '
. . . , . ‘ D-l«y« are dsugcroiu
and atso the great variety and beauty of the fash- , Ask for ll( ,, mlKJ i dv
ion-plates, ,'l’he flageolettc |ierformance is a i Tabs uo other,
rich carricatnrc. Part icular atteution is paid to ( of amnurfM .
the literary selections for this work. It is the
cheapest Magazine published. Price $2 per an
num. C. J.,Peterson, Philadelphia.
Tuesday's Pic-Nic.-i-The Pio-Nic in aid of the
Catholic schools of this plate, held in M'Cartney s
Grove on iTpesday of, last Week, was really, as it
promised to be, one qf the most enjoyable affairs
of the kind that has had its occurrence amongst ns
during the present season. The large number in
attendance, the zestrtnd spirit with which all en
tered into the enjoyment of the occasion, as well as
the good order and decorum maintained through
out the day, rendered the Pic-Nic in every sense
of the word a complete success. We did not learn
the amount realized, but as there was a goodly
crowd in attendance, and as all seemed prompted
by the most liberal motives, we have no doubt the
sum was a handsome one. May we soon look upon
its like again.
Left Us.—We are sorry to chronicle the fact
that our old and respected townsman, Charles R
McCrca, Esq., has pulled up stakes in this locality
and settled himself in the city of “Brotherlr
Love," as foreman of M. W. Baldwin’s Foundry.
Sony tlmt lie lias left its, hut glad that he has ob
tained so good a situation. We dislike to [tart
with the old settlers and prominent business men.
who have displayed that public spirit which helps
so much to.build up a town. In the removal of
Mr. McCrea we, have lost .one of the foremost
in this respect. He was always ready to give of
his means and influence to perfect any enterprise
whi.-h looked to the convenience of our citizens
or the ornamenting of the town. May prosperity
attend him in his new. home!
Goon Fob Her.—A few days since we heard
of a little transaction, not ■ far from this place,
which - will bear publication. The conscription
caught a man who was able-bodied, but disin
clined to fight. His mother is living, and he
conceived the idea that he. wduld bring her to his
honsc and claim exemption on the ground of be
ing the only support of a widow. The old lady
refused to go with him, whereupon he attempted
to force her to go to his house, for a time at least.
The old lady would hot consent to force work, and
told the conscript that as he never kept her before
she was not going to stay with him now to get
him out of the draft.
Officers Leave of Absehce.—The following
is an answer ia a question which is frequently
asked hv officers. It is thedecisiou of the Pay
master General. U. S. A.
An officer is entitled to. half-pay daring the
term of his leave of absence, and is not entitled to
any pay from the time his Ippve expires till he re
ports fojr duty-?, until cleared by a boanl. If this
is done be is entitled to half-pay fur the additional
time he has been absent without leave.
It is not the business or dirty’of Government to
furnish transportation to officers returning from
leave of absence. They are bound to be at their
posts in proper time, at their own risk.
togan House, at . Altoona. is-eqiial, in
every respect, to any first class city Hotel in the
county. The building is a noble and heantiful
structure, admirably planned. The.conveniences
of ihe House are many, and of Messrs. Miller &
Sons it may great truth be said—“ they can
keep, a Hotel." Altoona is only a few mites from
Cresson, and we think we prefer it to that favorite
resort. ’
So says Col. Fitzgerald, of fttzgeraltTs City
Item, and so say all who have enjoyed the comforts,
luxuries and kind attentions, of the proprietors of
the Logan House.
I Democratic Cocntt Convention.— We un.
derstanJ that the Democratic County Convention,
which met In Hollidaysbnrg, on Tuesday last,
resolved not to moninate a sconnty ticket. We
think this a judicious proceeding. There is no
use in nominating men for office and causing
them to spend money, when there is scarcely a
chance of ap election. , The probabilities are that
the Administration patty witf have things pretty
much their bwri way this fall, unless the Indepen
dents give them some trouble. - N
The Burol'oh Account.— We, as well as a
number of others, have waited patiently, for the
Inst six months, lor a sight of the Borough Ac
count, of laflt year, hut have seen nothing of it np
to this date. The Borough Must have a vety lazy
or a very busy setof Awditork. Hurty up, gen
tlemen and Jet die inhabitants of the .Mountain
City Know what you did elseifthey will
not want to re-elect yon next spring. . We never
like baying a “pig in a pokoi”
hud tailed, bya recipe obtained from a karned physician
in (the great city of'jeddo. Thle recipe hae cured greet
number* who were miOering frum Consumption. Bru'icid-
UnIOS MeeTINOS—We are requested, by the tie, doro Throat, Coughs «ud Cold* and the debility and
Chairman of the Union County Committee to an- »*"#«• *P"!“«Wcaased *>y them dtaordem.
nounce that Hon. L. W. Hall and Scrgt. J. H. oth. «, i win .end thi. recipe,
j.i . „ . • . . which J bays brought home with me, to all who need it,
Keatley wiß address Union Meetings at Blair fr „ of charge. tddrew.
ITumnee on- Friday evening and at Tipton on
Satnrday evening of this week.
I VENNETIA LINIMENT.
| A certain cure for parus and aches, ami wui rauteil so
! POSTPONED. —The conscripts front this locality penor to any other. Croup U positively euros; relief i
i were first notified ,to appear at Huntingdon on rite al) ”'’ lu “' l ' ' ure ‘■■“»e<iiately >t >“ Mothers re
i Bth, 9th ami .10,1, or’ October, I.ut we have seen J '.T V'""' ""V™ " M " m
: ‘ * Croup is a disease which gives uouotice, frequeuth
! new ntm^ es :o be -served delaying the time . attacking the child i» the .d«ui hour of night : before i
, reporting until the 7th, Slhand 9th of November. I physician cuu be summoned it may be too late. ilemem
, The catjse assigned is that the. Commissioners. i b,r . ,tbe Venetian Inuimeut never foil?. Price 25 and 6
cannot get through with more than fifty cases per I T"' SoW b> aU Drut<,£ “"' offire - 66
j day. instead of .me hundred, as they first ‘ tw York ' ,„. „ . lSe,,t 16,186 t~ 1ui ~
Agent Wanted, —By reference to an oclver
tisenpent in another column, it will be seen that ;
an'agent is wanted in this place for several lines of j
steamers. A man who could attend to the agency
in connection with other business, without in
creased expense or trouble, might make a good
thing out of it
Democratic Meeting. —The Democrats of this
phi(\> will hold a meeting in Kcrtz's Hnl.l to-mor
row (Thursday) evening.
Notice
In order to avoid political contests, rcHections
and difficulties anil with the view of devoting my
whole time to my daily business, I would re
spectfully withdraw my mine as an In lepers lent
Candidate for the Assembly, leaving the whole
subject of itolttics to the.regularly organized usages
of theparly.
I would here take occasion to return my thanks
to my many friends for the honor conferred in
their promised support, and for the interest they
have manifested in mv welfare.
Respectfully,
ISAAC BARTOW,
New Groods,
KERR has just received a very handsome lot of
new fall goods, which will be sold AT TRICES
DEFYING COMPETITION.
Those requiring anything in his line will SA,VE
CASH by calling soon, as goods will positively be
much higher before long.
The newly arrived stock consists of Shirting
Flannel, Delaines, Balm'l Skirts,
Satinetts, Cassimeres, Prints,
Cloaking Cloths, Tweeds, Cheek,
Brown Muslin, dearth, Ticking,
Bleached Muslin, &c.
Call and get a bargain before the goods are all
disposed of.
His stock of Groceries is complete, and the at
tention of the public is directed to the fact that
he is selling the BEST 810 COFFEE AT 33
CENTS per pound, SYBL'PS from 50 to 75 cts
per gallon, and all other goods in proportion.
Altoona, 6th, 1863.
Tatjr no'more unpUatant iirdicinu.
For unpleasant and daugraous diseases, use
nUMIIOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU,
Which lias received the endorsement of the most
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN'S IN TUK V 8.
I« now offered td afflicted humanity as a certain cure for
the following dlaeaaea and symptoms originating from dis
eases and abpse'ofthe Urinary and Sexual Organa.
General Debility, :
Mental and Physical Depressisn,
Imbecility,
Determination of Blood to the Uead,
Confined Ideas,
- Uyteria,
General Irritability,
Restlessness and Sleeplessness at night,
Absence of H nebular Efficiency,
Loaa of Appetite,
Rmaoiation,
Do « Spirits,
$ Disorganization or Paralysis of the
Organa of Generation,
Palpitation of the Heart,
And, in fitct r all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debil
itated atnte of the system.
7b insure Ike genuine, cut thie out.
ASK FOR UKMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
CURBS GCA HA .WTEBD.
See advertisement in another column.
Sept. 16,1663.
A CAIiD TO THE SUFFERING.
The Rer..Win; Cosgrove, while laboring as a Missionary
i i Japan, waa cared of Consumption. when all other means
•!e*. WM.COBOROTK,
439 Fulton Arenne,
’ Brooklyn. M. T.
Dec. 23.1882-l v
tamily
«M work 1r will «ew .iii Jriadi* of cloth. r».| wtrl
nil-kind* ,»i jlir-u/l. i»rcitt -muJ jcccur miproiduicnt*
MMk” *nir --wn" u-ro-t r'-ihiHe. sm|
«dntl»h-...nd n.o«r oemm lii action nt all ran- oi
It milker the interlocked stitch which Is the I>»M
stitch known. Ai{yoDe.erfn of Ihf most ordinary capacity.
■ •n *ttr m h static u Jioa to iih> tbv letter A Family
sowing MacniDP. Our Family ScWlng Machines are fin
i»-heti iu chaste and exquiste style.
Tlip folding Case «f(he Family! Machine is a piece of
punning workmans lip of the roost useful kind. It pro
tc ;te tiie machine when not in use. ami when about to b*
ope-ated may be oiwuedaa a spacious ami substantia)
table to sustain the work. While sonic of the Cases
nmfie out of the choicest woods. ore finished in the slm
pltst ami chastest manner possible, others are adornin'
ami embellished in the most costly and siipurh manner
11 i- absolutely necessary to see the Family Machine ir
°l’“rntioii. fo rs to judge of Its great cnjmrity and Iwauty
1 f i»> fast becoming a* |*» niar for family sewing as on.
Maunfhcturing machines are for manufacturing purposes
The Branch Officers are well supplied with silk, twits,
thread, needles, oil.Ac,, «f heat quality.
r..r a Pamphlet..
nu. SIMiKK MA.NUFACrCRINtJ COMPANY.
•45s Bioudway, New York.
IPS., I'HU.ADELPIIIA OFFICE, NlO CluslllUt St.
>lr. D. VV. A. Merchant Tailor. Virginia Sire <*i
in Allonna.
Alt-w-n*. a0v.13. ISt>2
DR TOBIAS’
BAIL BOAS AND HAIL SCHEDULE
TRAINS ARRIVE AND'DEPART.
BaUimmvExpr.;-. Westarrives 6.65 A.M. !-tv.--7 ]a i 11
PhihuM’w 7,40 •• ■■ g .jo I-
Fast I.me 5.30 IV M. ‘ s3sP.il
Mail Train ■■ •• 7,oii *. - ..
Express Tran. Eaa. •• toil) P. M.. lean-9 Oil P M
i 1,,e “ “ I.TO AM . - 1.15 A. >
Mjul Train •* 7.40 - .. 8 w ..
Thrurgh Accom. “ »* 1016 “ •• 1045 “
1 Train* on lloliidflysbnrg Branch run to - connect will
I Express Trains Mail Train K««t ami West ami Thr«>
| Acomni.Mluti-.n Train Kant.
I Tram** on Tyrone & Clearfield Bnnch audßald Eagl
i „ R : U - rUM to with Express Train Went hu
Mai! Tram East ami Went.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern Through,.
Eastern Way
Western Way
ctiTii Through.
II dlidayeiburg
MAILS CLOSK
Western Vr„y ;.2<iA.Jl
hH-feni \\ hv 720 “
Westeni Through 71 e ,» \i
Kistern Through -{■ ..
ll'il iidnvshnrrr iijii'i fi',45PM
- Il "CKs:—During the week fr..tn 0.45 A M. uuti
♦* JO I M. Oil SundHyM from 7«30 mitH 830 A. M.
fI.W.I»ATIO.V, P..M.
Altoona, A] ril 20.1883.
MARRIED
„ ' I' 1 ! h - s \ h in«t„ I>J Rev. Thomas P. Hnl.'owell. at tit-
S? , .V^r.7. IVt ,ron ** r,,of,M ß* ill tlilM )*|iic . Mr. SAMUKI
OAlt\ Ml U> Uh* MAKY J. CQLE. lx.th of Mifflin Ok. I'h
I r y R " T - *J ‘i; Wi "'’ "'ll.
LIAM MILLER (..f Company G. U. th Regiment IVim*.
Volunteers,) to Miss MAKY A. HAMILTON, of Alt.-ma.
~ . l ie *“"* rt »Y- hy Rev. A. 11. Setnlmwer. Mr. GEORG.
" . KOSfc to Miss Done AS COX. all of Altoona.
On the 17th Inst.. by the same, in this place. Mr. JOII'
McKA I.LIP to Miss AMANDA KIsTLEK, both of Leech
burg, Armstrong comity. Pa.
A GENT WANTED.—Wanted,
fa. telhgent and responsible man to act aa Agent 1,
AU.’OIW. for the Galway an.l New York line of dtesmer
tho -Great Eastern, the Llreriionl and Ismd.m err>
Line of Steamers, and the •• Washington Lino” of Saillni
* ”*““• No 'Sie need apply who cannot Eire tatisfaclun
references. Apply to D. 'O’NtJ LL.
Sept 23-lt* LTeUi “ g Chnjnicl <’ fflee, Httsburg. Pa.
P TO BUILDEUS
ROPOSALS will be received at rln
■MOUNTAIN H USE at CRKSSON. Pa., for fur
m ' nm .7 t,ie materials and buihlluE adihtions t„ the Hotel
according to planai and S|>erificatious of the work to b
seen at the Office of the Mountain llosse on Monday neat
:Mtl. lust, and during the following week. *
inMn‘ , | W "t1 k WI .I | I* - , let Keneral contract; the price t.
work 1 * 6 * materials and labor requisite to complete tin
Creaaon. Sept. 22.1883.
A DM IN IBTK ATORS’ NOl iCE.
ia . l, " lvl ;> B iTU "- that Letters of A.liuinlstra
Hon have been issued this day to the undersigned by 11,.
Register of lllair county, on the estate of BERN ARD l) All
YIN. late of the Borough of Albs.ua. d "«sed All , er
•onu knowing lliemwHve* indebted to raid Estate are herchi
notified b. make Immedlata payment, and h«|
cUims agaimrt the same must po sent them legal v snth, l
“SulS'f e- JAMESOAhVIN;
Sept. 18.1883—fit* _ Administrator.
LEWJSTOTO MILLS, .
LEWISTpWN PA.
■p i-OUR AND FEE. • Uf ALL KINDS
pricea“'' ,3ra ° nlla,,d lnd for ,Hle « the lowest mkiltei
m * U wiU receive our special and prompt at
-18. 1883.2 m W ’ * McATK *« *
Sept, 18. 1863-2 m. Proprietors,
JOIN THE
CAVALRY!!!
NOW IS THE TIME TO ENLIST !
Don’t wait to be notified that
you are drafted!
Do net wait for the next draft, but vol
unteer at once!
TKE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN
MUllx’riEeil to iveruit a • Jl ■
CAVALRY COMPANY %Sb
to be Htlarhwl to tliu IStli tVuu’a cavalrv ’’ uTr
Men »re w.ntod ImmeUintolr to (111 up the roinpanf. 1
„(H ! aTji e . re r^" a V*"'"* your
officer*, and a Crfr chance fiir |»rom.ti n. ; •
: ALTOONA, AumUl 24.1833. JAS - M. BELL.
HAliUtt AllE OF ALL DESCKIP-
Cione jtui received end for uni* by
'let IS-tfl ■ .I'. It. im.KMA v
A BOOM INAL SUPPORTERS, Trus
n« And Shooldir Brace* fur t>nle at
, "* f - O, W. KISSbEB’S.
Vi-
[l-.vr.
For Rais, Alice, Kiim-lics, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Moths in Furs, Woollens, &c. Insects
on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
**nt tip n 26c. &or. and $1 0() Boxes, Bottle**} nd: Flask*.
sAamiio sizesf r IUTBLd RUBUOINSTiTCTULNS Ac.
“Only infall ble remedies known/’
“ Free hum Rd&uiiti.”
“ dHiigen.ua to the Human Family."
• Hats come out of their holes to die.” \
Wholesale In all targe cities
•£i^ a> Sdd by ail DuoaOMt ami Rtr.UtCEa everywhere
«-'? UEWAKK!-; j[ „|J w „ rt |,l.. M hX.T,™? '
,mme u uu -*
»A"cl™l Depot*2,Broadway. **' COSTAR ‘
S "D *>yO- 'V. KESSLER. Altoona, Pa
April 1. 18C3.-CIU *.
PHOTOGRAPHIC. MATERIALS,
301 BROADWAY, NKW YORK.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
0 U T/ C . A ‘‘fW?,?* li " ,v viiil.racrs coii.iih-raiily over fhur
..Jzrf ,i,rtv roi.t mtl.jiicH (to which aUilithiiiA arc
• ; ans 'to "viz: J l ' urt, ‘ Ua uf Kmiueut Ataari
-72 Major-Generals, 325 Statesmen.
IdO nng.-Generals, 127. Divines,
■ Colonels. IHi Authors,
S 4 Lieut.-Colonels, 3J Artists,
-'O7. Other Officers, 112 Stage,
(iO Navv <ifficers. ,4(! Promin'nt Women
I4t Prominent Foreign Portraits.
2,500 copies of works of art.
'dmloie lv|:o..iucn..|i« I.r On- c-It-l.oili-d En.ro
“'T 1 Siatn.-,. ir. C..hil..giia« sent .... n-cdp,
•1 -tamp. An uni,-y |„r one Dozen flirm h'S from mu
.7 mX FREk’ UU rw * i| '* " f §l-80, ami -mi
7 40 A.M
7.00 H. >i
10.16 A M
7.4U A. M
730 A. M. & :.tm j*. M
PfIOTOGHAPHIC ALBUMS.
Of th-se We luiiniifo iure a great variety, nmghi" in
iric« tmm ic. »-m h. J ‘
our ALuUM have th,.'reputation of being superior u
O'troL.i.ty f"any, others. The smaller kind
an he sent ssfely 1., mail at a , a,stage o' six cents per oz
Hie mure expensive can In-mm by express.
Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views.
htr catalogue of these will be sent to any address on r.
ceipt of atom)*. '
e. & it. t. Anthony
■IANCKACTDIItnS OP I’IIOTOGRA I*lllC MATERIALS.
SOI Broadway, New York.
Friends ~r relatives of prominent military map will con
’■r a fav or by sending Us tlieir likenesses to copy. The.
.vill be kept isirethlly ami returned nnb inred
PINK ALBUM* MADE To ORDKR f,r Omrregatinm
•■■P'Tr"' to V ir . r I'aHturs, or f.r other purposes. d-ith
uibihle inscriptions, Ac. Ang. 18, .
large size
photographs
AND
AMBROTYPES,
Gilt and Eosewood Frames,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
CARTES-DE- VJSITES,
ALL STYLES AND SIZES OF
GASES, &C.V
CLABAUGH’S BUILDING,
■Julia Street, between Virginia and Emma,
ALTOONA. PA.
ELIAS A. BONINE.
Ang. 4, ’63-3:11.
New firm.
HEXBY TUCK. DAVID ETtINGER.
SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE
" nU,,C T
CLOTHING BUSINESS,
ami will continue «i the stand heretofore occnpiail byjl
llutel 1.L 1 : 1 ' * ** w doors above the Kxchaoge
They Imv also wholesale and retail store at
2}o TO2 Market StreetPhiladelphia^
where they will eeli all kinds of ready-made cl..thine and
geuta liir.ilshing gumis at the very lowest prices. 5
. Tl| 'J w j)l he enabled to sell cheaper. Ilia, many ethers
from Hie wet that tiler manufacture tlieir own gissls, au.i
ihnsaare the maimiactarers (sir ceutage, uud all cloth un
will lie Wiirmiud well made.
Ami. 4,1883. tr
YALU ABuSPiIUPEiTTr forsall
? The BBl'srrilur offer-;it Prfvate Sitft*
a valuable |>ro|*rry. *icunteoii HraindiNt.
***** AJhwn*, Immedmudy opposite lhr®9aBT|»
Machine SSbnjw, oDnl v>ll»
1 he 1)11040 u (Tell IH)Ut and netirlj Qew
Fifteen liooms with Gaol Cellars.
It i* calbuhitid for tllltKE KAMI UKS.and attl.emoM
rviwoiMiijh* terms will »-rlmrs*j j H *r month rent. There U
»roll of (to.iil «r«ier ju tin- vnr.|. Trrnw eaur
Apply n. MICIIAKI, W YKumin. oil tbe iHvmlBM. OI
*}**B{****M> « W 'Store, *,“»£ ISST
I(\ barrels p.;re cider vine
-IJ' * OAK jn-t received oud ft r sale low at
Sejjt. X.18C3. FKIXOIIEY’B.
i;xt UA FAMILY FLQIJK, PUT UP
,*J >b stack* exprecwly for fathi|ff-,IUkU ,- t . ‘
PER YEA’S MAIZKXA
Was Ihe only "Priparajiw ior raci Stini Indian Corn' - '
Hmt re* Heed a medal am! honorable mention, from the
«oyul Coinmhudonera, tlin roAu etillon of;all prominent
manMWrnivrs of “Con. Bt«rc»r* and •• I'rt-pired^Coro
Hour, of this and othei oountrieM Qot*ithstiuidiȣ.
. MAIZENA,
T)»e f od and luxufy'of the age, without a&igle fault.—
M trial will convince the moat "kept leal, Make* l*ud-
Moprt, Custjvnl-*, Uhmc Mange. Ac,L without lain
ihof*. willii lew «r rtoegg* at a coat H*tODlahing the nuut
c«>»»i»niioal. A alight addition toordhary Wheat Phiur
*ni|»t«vea Bread and Take. It U alto excellent for
liudcdnlhg Mucpk. «ravh* fur ft h nttd (n>«t Miupm
KC - !? r , ‘T I € ' re ? m ' ’’thing can coiufmre with it. A little
»oih-«| in milk will produce a rh h cream for coffee, choco
late lea. Ac.
I'ut up in mo pound package*, under the trade-mark
Mai/oiui, with lor use.
A m.»t .Uli.-iou, article ..f for cliiMred ami invalid.
■I aliases. Fc, a»|e l.y DroKKiitaund (Jrucera ever v where
Wiiole«ale Depot, Itk) Fulton Street. !
Knot. H twa-fm,"‘ LI * M DUltYEA v ocner ‘> Agent. •
E. & U. T. ANTHONY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
" e also keep a large assortment of
HELMBQLDI
■ GENUINE
PREPARATIONS
“inonLT concentrated”
x COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT RDCBU.
A PnrithraaadßpecMe Rotardr -
Kor Ofawaaea of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS, ORAYRL
i AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
Till* Medicine increaaea the power of Digratfon. and «
C ™. B^ BSo "“* NtB fß, ° *** tei,on ’ * *hioh the
WATMtY OR CALCAREOUS drpoaltiona, and all UN
NATURAL ENLARGEMENTS, a» „d«U.a well «
PAIN *»n INFLAMMATION, and la good for Man. Wo
MEN OK CfiUUin,
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Pur ., We * k "”* * rl " ,n * ftom F«OMe* n»W«« of Olnioo
tiou, Kftrly 1 udbcrt* tion or Abate. n x
ATTENDED WITH TUB FOLLOWfAO SYMPTOMS
ludhpoaltlon to Exertion, DUBcnltyOflmohlM
Uwuf Memory Wof Power, ;'l
Uak Nerve., Trembling,
IWror of Diwnoe, 3 W.keMtwm,
Dnunemorvi.lpn. itlob.tb.Buk,
Univeraal Lnaeitude of tb« Muacolar Sytu-m,
Hot Betide, Fta.bl.gof.bo Body.
DryueoeSSf the Skin. Krnpflopi oft bo Face,
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
Theae fymptoma, if allowed togo on, which thh modi
clue inv.tri.biy remove.. .000 follow. Impovuct, FantlTr
fcpiu me Fm, it. one of which the patient may expire.
ih! rZn?“ %,n not frequently followed by
tb«*B I>IIU.FOL DISEASES.” 9
“INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION ”
Many «re oworo of the COUM of their nriforjng,
BDT NONE WILL CONFESS
THE RECOItDT Or TUB INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the melancholy ;De.tb.,by Conaumpliou beu mn
Pie wit new to the troth ol the amertion.
TUB CONSTITUriON ONCE AFFECTED WITH OR-
OANIC WEAKNESS,
Require, the .1,1 of medicine to trengthen and it,vigor
ate the Syrtem, which lIEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCUO
invariably does. A trial will convince the moat .keptical
FEMALES I FEMAfi.ES I!
Old or \ odso, Sisolr, Mabrild or CotrrtKPLATlxo Ui
&uqe.
UUCIHI" 7 aff “ ,lon * pocuI ' ar to Female, the EXTRACT
-i-TIL I U ," M,U r y ‘‘ ,,yutLw n m "Fi a* in Cbloro
Retention, Irregularity, | ainfuliteua ot; Sn,.p,e«don
o tae U T ry . VILM or Scirrhous atom
oflelheru., Leuco.rl.oe or White., Sterility, andfor.il
r » C . ,1, “ * Lt ' tl “-' r arising from In
■.ißcntiou, Habit, ol Di„si|miiuu, or in the
DECLINE OB CUANOE OF LIFE.
8M bTXPtUXtf ABOTS,
No Family Should be Without It
Take uo inure UaWuu, Mercury, or nn 4 .le«ant Medicine
oruup.eaeaut autlilaugeruoa (lieeaaea.
lIEIMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU.
AND
Impboved Kobe Wash
COBBS SECEEt DISEASES
In al) tbelr stages,
Mule or no clmuge In pfet,
, , no Exfwwt'.
LTJ!!Tu frfqtteDt •*«■* to CrluU,
. Ko, “ oT,n K Pmreiito.* wd Curia*
Mnciurw Uf tlm Urttorn. Allaying P.lnVnd «-«?-?*
~u“ « frequent iu toe cI«M of OtoJL. .L J?.-
futtuuou. Uiaeuhe. oiiU «11
XUulfeAAlw CPoN TUoUtAMW who bar, b~, to.
who l«v e **
corwl iu a abort time, bun fcuud that tber v ,„ rtnrniV, ,i
,u ;' tl "» «- -«««>«" U-b, to.
.. to^ut.,» b«u dried up in to. . }n .u., to
“ > Wf«»?t r d form, uud pwbup, .Aer uJrritgt.
Csi tlmoou’i Eznacr Bccbc for all a&ctlotx —1
lisea.es of tiie
: ÜBINABY OBQANB,
n better existing in
MALE OR PBiULB.
from whatever cause origin. ting„nd „
UOW LONG BTAXDI.NO.
Dbetun of these organ, require ,|„ «M of.« Dnimm
UKUIBOUra EXIKACT BGCUU
I.tb. GrentJ.ronjTto.nng
effect in a!l disease* for which it b recommended. S
evidence of the niustreliahlo and responaihie chanotor
wi’l accompany tfaeniediciues.
CertiHc.tr. Of q»rea,trom eight to twenty year* atand
mg, with names liuuwn tosciruceaud/ame. V
Price SI,OQ Per Beiile, r Six
■ -v ?9
DellTerwl to any address, securely packed from nay oh
serration. 7 ‘ *
Dxscnut Bnmoss a au Coiarencanon.
Cares Qnarantoed. Adrien fltitfo.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared befuie me. an Alderman of tin mmitt:i t :
of Philadelphia, U. T. li tut Bonn, who being dnly sworn. =
uth say hi* ptepurathm contains. 1 !*, jiarcolfc. nil -rrrfn
ry, or other injurious drugs, but are purely rrgetabia. 7
u. i. UKhMaou). '
Sworn and subset ibed before me,- this SSd day' otfim. :
reiuber, IgM. W. P. UIBUAHO. Alderman.
! . Ninth St, abuse Saco, Phlla,
Address Ictterifor information In eoaSdeaca to
' U-1- UKLMBOjiD, Chemist,
arp®*,!#* Sontb TenUi-SCbelo* 4
Philadelphia, Paha;- ■
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS AND UNPRINCIPLED
DEALERS,
Whoendeaeor to dispoUs “or tbhk «*»<>
articles on the' reputation attained by .
Ueimbold'eOennuHi Preiwrations,
*> do Extract Bnehn, ■ f
a ° BwiupurtJla, ,
*■ tmproeed Bote Tfto*.' ■ o-; ; 1
8-Id by Druggist* erery-whera. Taka an allmr. cSti 4 '
■>nt theadTertisuaiit and Mud for It. nod - !
undexposure. ’.
•oftombar lilh, IMt-ly.
At little Kapenas, ;
No inconvenience