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powerful Tonic, corrective and alter.,-
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gACH, LIVER ANI) BOWBI.S
SHH***** LiT< f Complaint, Hewdochr o
jg l Jfsrvoasnm, Depretalon rf
m** 1 *- Intermittent fevers,
W& “* d **' Complaints of either gex
troa l Bodily Weakness, whether ’
; tafconnt In the systamor prodnped
Si ' hy'speaial canees.
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fe* *• ** i (W »w.Whl and rerto,.,,
**** Plants With,the pure.! and mil i
|M«e stimulants. / , pnrest and mild-
dl *'" e ’ 6r a.
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r.muotlu in vain, until fairly muimiZl •!.
are not uofrequentlv rmtotari • ‘
day, by the n^H€«TKTTO^
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s«i‘jasssrS ;
MS^^, br irrhgUl " ““° n
tho Bitter*. Th* testimony bn this Dolnt
wlnmv*. and from both sexes. ’ 1 lut
2. ?£ 5? Uo P*^° uc 1» immediately awmaced i.v
of the stimulant, and by bccaeiouaUvreunri
T f»sS 0 * ***• complaint may be prevented
jJJrttWftHOprmtKE-S BITTERS nrwlLv
experienced or witneawwi imiA.
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P'^ a Y * Debility and Decrciii
frompui Aar, it crercises the "electric infin
of <»*«<*. it o~"
tJlgfatWl InTigotapt. When the powers ofna
stared, it operate to re-enforce and recatate
%£*s££ W' Stimulant, being
and Innocuous materials, and
a from the acid elements present more or less
tonka and stomachics of the day,
gmedfclne has been 80 universally, and, it mar
wjl. xlafrrtdly popular with the intelligent
fl»e community. as lIOSTKTTKR’S BITTRhs
>'• Drnugists, Grocer* and Storekeeper* even-
HELMBOLD’S
wimp Preparations.
VhCW EXTRACT RUCHU, a Posits
mnedy for diseases ~f the Bladder, Kidney-,
Iropckal Swelling*.
Stoe Increases the power of Digestion, and e.y.
wrbents into healthy action, by which the
itcereous depositions, and all Unnatural En
as red need, as well as Pain and laßammation.
ff'D’S extract buchu.
gWMrialng Externa, , Habits ofDlMiui
I tjSr n ' k> ’ > ° r Abn "*’ “‘tended with the fol
»t*Biertiou,
hoes of Power.
Difficulty of Breathing.
Trembling.
Wakefulness.
... , r Pain In the Back.
Bf the Muscular System,
- Flushing of the Body.
■ . ' Eruption* on the Face.
..L Countenance,
gt»a% if Allowed to go dn, which this medi
tjr rejaotee, soon follows
npotency, Aftaty, ZpClrpttc FUj;
Patient may expire. - '
*” 001 fre< l n * l>tl y followed by
Isasity and CONSUMPTION.”
fare of the cause of their suffering.
rfntiia Tax xxcoxna or Tax ta&aax xatvxti.
foto Dfotla bp Omumptim bear ample wit
itn of the aaaertlon.
wit* Organic Wtaknrn
Strengthen and Invigorate
■if* EXTRACT BDCHU iireortaWy doss,
will convince the nod akeptical.. ,
-FEMALES—FEMALES.
tlftctiMt ftaUitr to Am ala the ftXT»*cr
naJed by any, other remedy, as In Cbkrroeis
Irregularity, Palufulneee, or Soppreeelon of
facnations, Ulcerated or Scinboue elate of
ghorAeea or Whitee. Sterilityraod for all
Whether arlsing fti.ni Jn
nta of Dissipation, or in tha" r
CIJNft Oft CHANOE OF UKK
! Wwa, Jfcrrery, or unpleasant Jfaita'oa
ondOamfertmtiSteatet.
B SXTKAOT ftDCUU AND IMPROVED
MBft TTABH CDftHT
SECRET DISEASES
fee, - -4 At little Kxpem«..
Wfeib Diet. Sol»cdn»W)ience.
' dad no iirpoture.
rjaent decleo and gtrea/xtrength to Dri
ftenorinK PrerantiM.' and
hi tfth* Urethra, athyfog Path ahiTlilUtn
taat ia tbeclaaa of tHeijixex, and expelling
■sawFoaftfcwnwiftftwfixv .
rox Tnopiawce who bats, max thi: Vic
aadwhohave paid kmf fta tnbe cored
I hare found they wore dace) red, gnii tbat
by the nae of * rthrxar&kaxiartetxni.’’
» the ayatem, ont iwjlfcieir*'
jwriierpr after moyiag*.
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if certain to have the dMfretfeflWt In *H
thOit Mnommmdtd. , '
an<l re*pon»n>le.cb«r»ct*-r
J® BOTTLE, OE SIX fOB $5.
’ Address, socurely puked fawn o** fr, “'
it i afl Omm&Aatiatt .
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Altoona irilmat.
Priitei m CuapMfi SSSO “Couhr Press."
TRIBUNE POWER-PRESS
§. <ar i
PRINTING OFFICE.
Haring, within the put two years, made considerable
j l lition to our establishment in the way of new fancy
i»jie. Screw Press, Paper Cutter, Card Cutter, Baling Ha
. Jrlue, Card Power Presur, and large Newspaper Power
i*rr*s, ( a cot °f which we give above) we ore now prepared
to execute anything in the line of printing or ruling in
a.tylc equal to any establishment in the State, and at
|,rices equally low. We can execute, on short notice, all
.ivies of .
Wedding, Invitation, Visiting, Ball & Business C*rds,
Circulars, Programmes,
MAMMOTH POSTERS. SALE BILLS,
mu* am© ■
Pamphlets, Pay and Check Bolls,
BLANK BOOKS,
MANIFESTS, AND BLANKS OF ALL KINDS.
All we iwfc U a trial, feeling confident that we can give
•y »atisiaction if we have the opportunity.
Office in Lowther*s bnildlng, corner of Virginia and An
i i - Htreets, opposite Superintendent's Office 1 .
LOCAL ITEMS.
Presentation.—A short time since, Mr. John
Nichols, Foreman of thePenn'a E. B. Machine
Shop, in this place, resigned his situation to ac
cept of the position of Master of Machinery' on
the Hartford and New Haven E. B. Previous to
his departure, the employees of the Altoona Shop
presented him with a beautiful gold watch. The
catch was presented by Andrew Vanclain Esq.,
accompanied by the following remarks:
Mr. Nichols:—lt is with pleasure that we, the
Employees of the Penu’a B. B. Co., of Altoona
Shop, meet you this evening, to tender you our
«ood will and present yon with a token of'our re
membrance, in the shape of a gold watch, which
I now band you, and which I haye no donht yon
will receive as it is given, with heartfelt pleasure.
In retiring from onr society you will have in
your possession that which will remind vou of the
pleasant years you have spent with the employees of
r tie Penn’a E. B. Co., at Altoona, and the pleasing
remembrance that the token is given - with a free
stood will, unasked and unexpected by you, and
without, as has often been the case, the expecta
tion of some favor or return hereafter.
lam happy to be the one of our number to ad
dress yon on. this occasion, inasmnch as I have
known yon from infancy, when you were at home
enjoying your boyish days of play and thought
lessness, and after years of apprenticeship and ap
plication. By the example and good counsel of
vour father and mother, yon have been reared to
your present position, which is an honor to yourself
and them. You can also look back upon the past
and proudly say it was not wealth or its influence
i hat prospered me in life, but my own dctermina
i ton to succeed, notwithstanding ; the opposition
i hat man in his selfishness placed in mv wav.
Vou have made yourself master of your trade, ami
have with it the good will of all vour fellow-work
men and acquaintances. It is not to flatter von
that I mention these things. That vou truly
merit them all here will freely acknowledge. They
ire not the mere outpourings of an occasion like
the present. •;
You have been with all of us for a number of
rears and with some of us most of your life, and 1
yau truly say that we all regret your departure
irom Altoona. Your employment among us has
licen a pleasure and ; satisfaction :to us and no
doubt to your employers, in all vour different po
rtions as journeyman, foreman, and tat times
draughtsman, anil planer of extra repairs of nm
rhiueiy, &c.
You have also the satisfaction to know that you
have, m the progress of your mechanical life, in
-iructed a number of apprentices in the art and
mystery of the trade and made them what they
now are, goodmachinists and mechanical draughts
men, who have obtained good situations in this
and other machine shops,; and in the steam navv
oi the United States, all-of whom will ever re
member yon with gratitude.
And now, as yourself and family are about
removing from onr midst, to occupy another sphere
of usefulness, we tender you our good will and
hope yon may succeed in your present and all
nature undertakings, that they may prove pleas
ant and profitable, and that yon may enjoy health
and live Jong. J
Mr. Nichols Beplied
Gentlemen:— it is with pleasure almost im
possible for me to describe that I arise before you
i his evening. This hour gentlemen, is one of the
proudest of my life. In consequence of mv leav
ing you, yon have deemed it proper to sßow the
kind feelings you entertain toward me by the
presentation of this watch. In accepting this
present I return you my heartfelt thanks, assuring
yon that 1 shall wear it, believing that with it I
i-any your best wishes for my welfare.
It is unnecessary for me to refer Ito my inter
course with you. Many of yon, as your spokes
man has remarked, have been acquainted with me
from my boyhood up. lam thankful for the kind
allusion to my parents.
I feel, gentlemen, that 1 am undbr deep obli
gations to you for the manner in which yon have
sustained me during mv labors among von for
the last years, in the Penn’a B. R .'service.
During that time ' I believe that my conduct has
given general satisfaction to my employers, and
that it satisfied yon the present occasion fullv testi
fies. I hope that my future conduct may Be such
as that yon will always entertain for me the same
feeling that you this evening evince. f
Some four or five weeks since, I attended a
meeting similar to the present, when the ■ former
Master Mechanic was presented with a set of
drawing instruments. . Among other toasts of
die occasion was one expressing the hope that the
new M. M. would prove tJ be as good a man as
ihe old one. lam not going to flatter myself by
proposing a similar toast, but I will say that I
hope'the man appointed to fill the vacancy caused
by my resignation will get along- as well as I did,
and think as much of you as I do. ; j
Give Hui a Tkade.—lf education is the great
buckler and shield of liberty, well developed in
dustry is eqoally the buckler and shield of indivi
dual independence. As an unfailing resource
through life give your son, equal withan education,
a. good honest trade. Better any trade than none,
though there is ample room for the jdaptation of
evejijr inclination in this respect. ‘ Lcjarned profes
don and speculative employments may fail a man;
hut an honest handicraft trade seldom dr never—■
‘f its possessor chooses to exercise Let him
feel, too, that honest labor crafts are honorable
and noble. The men of trades—the teal creators
of whatever is most essential to the necessities trad
welfare of mankind, above all others, in whatever
repute they have been held by their mfist fastidious
fellows must work at the oar of human progress or
all is lost. But few brown handed trade workers
think of this or appreciate the real power and posi
tion they compass. Give yonr son a trade, no
matter what fortune he may have or *ocm likely
to inherit. Give him a trade; he can la|ways bat
tle with temporal want with this, and (can always
he independent .
W“.W, A. B. Satterfield, Esq., has retired from
the editorial tripod of the Whit/. i
Peterson’s Magazine —We are in receipt of
this popular Lady’s Magazine, for December.: It
is a splendid number. “Peterson” will be greatly
improved in 1864. It will contain nearly 1000
pages of double column reading matter; 14 steel
plates; 12 colored steel fashion plates; 12 colored
patterns, in Berlin work, embroidery or’crochet,
and 900 wood engravings— pro/iortionccle)g more
than ang other periodical gives. Its stories and
novelets are by the best writers. In 1864, Four
Original Copyright Novelets will be given. Its
Fashions ; abe jh.ways the Latest and Phet-
Every neighborhood ought to m.t. „ p a
club. Its price is bntTwo ( DoLLAEs a year, or a
dollar less i than Magazines of its class. It is the
Magazine for the Tikes ! To clubs it is cheaper
still, viz: .three copies for $6, five for $7.50, or
eight for $lO. To every person getting up’a
club, (at these rates,) the publisher trill send on
extra oopg gratis. Specimens sent (if written for)
to those wishing to get up clubs.
Address , post-paid,'
CHARLES J.. PETERSON, .
306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Masteb and Apprentice. —An important opin
ion, touching tlie relation of master and apprentice,
was delivered in one of the Philadelphia courts on
Saturday.. Paul T. Brown, an, apprentice, was
bound, with the assent of his mother, to the firm
of Cox, Whiteman & Cox, in order “to learn the
trade, art and mystery of stove moulding;” the
firm covenant “at such times as their foundries
shall be in blast” to give him employment, and to
pay him $3,50 per week for the time he shall be
at work fori the first three months, and an increased
rate for the balance of his time of apprenticeship.
Judge Ludlow held that the indenture was void,
because there was no covenant for schooling; be
cause there was no covenant for maintenance,' and
because the mastcr agrees to do nothing bpt to
pay the apprentice a certain sum, and to teach him
the art and mystery of a certain trade.
MasojocHall Bazaar. —Master Will Patton,
of the aboye establishment, requests us to an
nounce that he is making constant additions to
the varieties already on his shelves and counter.
He keeps all kinds of confectionery, nuts, fruit,
tobacco, segars, 'letter and note paper, envelopes,
ink, pens, pencils, song books, dime novels, photo
graphs, of all tjie distinguished Generals and other
prominent men of the country, pocket knives,
combs, and toilet articles, together with other
knick-knacks too numerous too mention.
Also, several of the best daily papers and picto
rial weeklies jregnlarly received.
$5O Reward ! —Was stolen from llip stable of
the subscriber, at Blpir Puruace, this countv, on
the night of the 11 th instant, a dark iron grev
heavy draft hlprse, six years old, having a splint
on each fore leg below the knee, and a lump about
the size ef a at the stifle joint on the right
hind leg, caused by a kick.
Twenty-fit® dollars will be paid for the recovery
of the horse or information where he may be found,
and twenty-five dollars for the arrest of the thief.
Address thp subscriber at Altoona Post Office.
PHILIP BARTLEBAI’GH.
>To Housewives. —One ol tlie best bleaching
and emollient agents that can be employed in
washing, either the person or the clothing,'is
common .refined borax. It should be dissolved in
hoc water at .the rate of half a pound to ten gal
lons ; a great saving in soap is effected by its use.
The borax should be pulverized first. It may be
procured jn the form of crystals at any druggists,
and can lie powdered with a rolling pin or ham
mer. It .will not injure the most delicate fabric,
and laces and! other fine tissues may be washed
in a solution,(if borax, with manifest advantage to
their color and consistence
Having so repeatedly stated that we will not
publish anonytnous communications, unless we are
furnished with the real name* of ~ the author, we
cannot imagipo why a reader of our paper will
spend his time and rack his brains to furnish us
an article, which, under our unalterable rule, he
knows will not be published. We care not how
meritorious a letter or article may be, we will not
publish it unless we are first famished with the
name of the apthor. Will the author of “Notes
of Travel on the Hoad” understand.
There] will be a special meeting of the
Mercersburg Classes ,of the German Beformed
Church, in Presbyterian Church of Altoona,
on Thursday evening, November 17, 1863, at 7j
o’clock. Besides a sermon, there will .be some
interesting addresses by members of classes rela
ting to the interest of the ..Reformed Missionary
congregation at Altoona. The public are cordis
ally invited' to’ attend the services. Providence
permitting, Bey. Cyrus Cert will preach in the
Presbyterian phurch on next Sunday, Nov. 15,
1863, at 2J P.;M.
Mince Mixir. —We are indebted to Otto 'Rossi
for a bowl of: his excellent mince-meat, already
prepored for pics, which he keeps constantly on
hand, during the season, at his saloon on Vir
ginia street. Considering' the reasonable price at
whihh he sella it, and its good quality, it is cheaper
for housekeepers to buy than to manufacture the
article. Rossi’s mince-meat may also be had at
Fritchey’s Grocery and Provision Store.
Lost.—Yesterday (Friday) morning, on Vir
ginia street, a: small leather pocket-book, con,
taining one |5 bill and other small. change,
amounting in all to about $7.20. The finder
will-be suitably rewarded on leaving it with Mrs.
M. Fenton, East Altoona, or at this Office.
“Faih” NotiCe.—The Ladies’ Fgir for the
benefit of St. John's Church is still in progress,
and will be' ctjnlinned'for some time. Don’t foil
to attend. J
Changed.—-Altoona Division, Sons of Tem
perance, have changed their night of meeting from
Saturday to Monday night. The next meeting l
will beheld on the evening of the 16th inst.
Fike! FtEEI !—Do not risk yonr property any
longer to the mercy’of the fiamee, bat go to Kerr
and have him insure you against loss by fire.—
He is agent for thirteen different companies,
among which are some of the best in the United
Slates. :'
Altoona, July 21,-tf.
KABBIBD.
. • r •. - - ■ . .
At Collinsville Nov. 12th, lost., by Bar. T. V. Ballowelt,
Mr, ). BAKKB, of Altooos. to Miss SUSAN J. HART
SOCK. of Collinsville.
USTew G-oods,
KERB hae jnst received a Very handsome lot of T™ GREATEST CHANCE EVER
new fell goods, which will be sold AT PRICES »«*<itpbtty
defying competition. . GOOD JEWELRY AT LOW PRICES!
Those requiring anything in bis line will SAVE 100.000 Watches, Chains, Lockets, Rings,
CASH by calling soon, as goods will positively be Bracelets, Jewelry, etc., etc.,
much higher before long. To be sold for one dollar each !
The newly arrived slock consists of Shirting 4 |Nk n Catalog K ot baa the Ikt of
Flannel, Delaines, Balml Skirts, ' a CM,t * *" ,cer ~
Satinetts, Cassimeres, Prints, yon can hire for tlO0 T °K*ch cSm-
Cloaking Cloths, Tweeds, Check,
Brown Muslin, Jeans, Ticking ’ without eholw and soot you by nail, nncer
vr D 61 tUcatea test fcr $l.OO
Bleached Muslm, &c. Asms Wauna. Addnaa
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 feet that
he is selling the BEST RIO COFFEE AT 33
CENTS per pound, SYRUPS from 50 to 75 cts
per gallon, and all other goods in proportion
Altoona, Sejit. 16th, 1863,
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES. |
Oor LETTER a FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is fast
j gaining a world-wide reputation. It la beyond doubt the
| a bd cheapeet and moat beautiful of all Family Sew- I
Ing Machines yet offered to the pnblic. No other Family I
Sewing Machine has ao many useful appliances for Hem- !
ming, Binding, Felling, Tucking, Gathering, Gouging,
Braiding, Embroidering, Cording, and so ts-th. No other
Family Sewing Machine baa ao much capacity for a great
variety of work. It will aew all kinds of cloth, and with
all kinds of thread. Great and recent improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine moat reliable, and j
most durable, and most certain in action at all rates of [
speed. It mokes the interlocked stitch which is the beat !
stitch known. Anyone, even of the moat ordinary capacity, j
can see at o glance, how. to use the letter A Family
Sewing Mocnine. Oar Family Sewing Machines Jke tin '
ished in chaste and'exquiste style.
The folding Case of the Family Machine is a piece of
conning workmanship of the most uselul kind. It pro
tects the machine when not in use, and when about to be ■
operated may be opened as a spacious and' substantial j
table to sustain, the work. While some of the 6ases,
mode out of the choicest woods, are finished in the ■ aim-|
pleat and chastest manner possible, others are adorned I
-and embellished in the most costly and superb manner.
It is absolutely necessary to see the Family Machine in {
operation, so as to Judge of its great capacity and beauty, j
i It is fast becoming as popular for family sewing as our I
Manufacturing machines are for manufacturing purposes. }•
;; The Branch Officers are well supplied with silk, twits, !
thread, needles, oil, Ac., of the very bestqnality.
Send for a Pami-h let.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
458 Broadway,’ New York.
*9_Pbiladi!lpuia Orncs, 810 Chestnut St.
Mr. D. W. A. Belford, Merchant Tailor, Virginia Stre et
Agent in Altoona.
Altoona, Nov. 13,1862
DE. TOBIAS’
VENNETIA LINIMENT.
IN PINT BOTTI.ES AT FIFTY CENTS, CORES LAME
-0088, cuts, guile, colic, Ac. Read tho following:
Boston, July 7, 1860.
JDe, Thomas ; —IV e have used for the past year your Horse
Liniment for lameness, kicks, bruises, colic undents, and
in every instance found it the best article I ever tried in
this circus company. Please send six dozen, as it is the
only liniment we use now. We have 108 horses, some very
valuable, and do not want to leave town without it.
HYATT FROST.
Monager Van Amburg A Co’s Menagerie.
Sold by all Druggists. Office. 56 Cortland Street, New
Y,,rk - [Oct 16.1863—1 m.
Hd”SHAKE AND BDRNI Shake and Burn! Shake
and Bum!!!
This is the life or agony endured by the sufferer from Fe
ver and Ague. lie wanders like an uncertain shadow,
never knowing at what moment he may be prostrated,
apd therefore disinclined to give any serious attention to
business. This is the condition of thousands in town and
country, it is no exaggeration to say that Fever and
Ague kills more than auy ather twenty diseases in Amer
!<*• For a sure and speedy cure of this terrible affliction,
we take great pleasure in recommending HOSTETTER’S
STOMACH BITTERS, which have already achieved a
wide reputation for rapid and power effects In renovating
the system prostrated by this disease.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
, ■ Im.
a card to the Buffering.
The Rev. Wm. Cosgrove, while laboring as a Missionary
in Japan, was cured of Consumption, when ail other means
bad failed, by a recipe obtained from a learned physician
in the great city of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consumption, Bronchi
tis, Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, and the debility and
nervous depression caused by these disorders.
Desirous of benefiting others, I will send this recipe,
which I have brought home with me, to all who need it,
free of charge. Address,
Dec. 23,1862-ly.]
RAIL ROAR AND HAIL SCHERTTLE.
TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART.
BaltimoreExpreM Westarrive* 6.55 A.il, leases 7.14 A.M
Pnlladel’a •* *♦ •• 7,40 •* fj 00 M
East Une . - « 8.20 P. M. “ A3SP.M
Mail Train
Kiprew Train East “ 8.40 P. M, leave. 9.00 P M
“ " 1-10 A. M.. <• 1.16 A. M
Mail Train ~ “ 7.40 “ “ 800 11
Through Aocom. “ “ 1015 “ a Iq]j>s u
, Branch run to connect with
Expreaa Train. Wrat. Mail Train East and Wert and Thro’
Accommodation Train Sut.
„ T™ l " on Tyrone A Clearfield Bnuch and Bald Eagle
with Blpre ” Tr 4,D ‘ We '' « nd
mails Arrive.
Eastern Through,.
Eastern Way
Western Way
Western Through,.
Hollldaystmrg,
mails close.
SSww 47 - 7.20 A. M.
Eastern Way, ; 7430 “
Western Through, 7 tap \t
Eastern Throng ft*
Holiidayaburg £» Mt P. M
7 •mT'm H^H~? ,lri %.‘ he .'K* kfpo “ 8.46 A. M. until
P. M. On Sundays from 7,30 until 8,30 A, M.
Altoona. April 20. 1863. ’ Q W P.M.
OH, YES! OH, YES!
THIS W-A.ir 1
TO THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE,
w^tlDg HE PKOPtE IN PARTICULAR. or any cm
Choice Family Groceries,
A PRIME QUALITY OF FLOUR,
OR ANY KIND OF FEED,
will me money by calling at the
Grocery, Flour and Feed Store of
M’CXJNE & WILSON',
® iSSELSSjESStf* Btreets ’ ln th9rtore room
Tbt highest caah prices will be paid for Flonr, Feed, and
all kinds of country produce.
■ J. milks m-ccne,
•i. „ „ , t ALBERT WOBON/
Altoona, Nor. 4th, 1863. [8 m.]
V
ALU ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
the rabacriher offer* at'Prlnte Sole
But Altooaa/’biiinediately’o P B pS?te ?h‘:MTHU | (t? E « T PI £ ES 0F PANTALOONS
■siasf-H^ »*, mitKl
1 A LL STYLES CARPETING AND
Fifteen Rooms with Good Cellars. !-■£*. wq«>» «ni»e fomd** laughman**.
It i« calculated for THREE FAMILIES, and at the moat I "VT
reaaonabl* terms will bring $2O Tper month rent There is 1 l l
■ well of good water In theyard. Term* euy. i -r» *
, Apply » MICHAEL ffTEODQH, on the premleee, or * nT . rr > *
to JAMES KEARNEY, at hi. .tore, In Rut iltocma. A FINE ASSORTMENT OFOVER-
Jttly 28,18KM1. can be found at LADQHMAIta.
[l.yr.
Kev. WM. COSGROVE,
439 Fulton Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y,
7.00 “
“ 7.16
- 7,40 A. Jt.
7,00 I*. M.
10,15 A. M.
- ‘7,40 A.M.
7,30 A. M. A 7,00 P. M.
A PROCLAMATION!
P. O. Box, 6219.
November 4tb,1865.-lni.
J^JANHOOD;
HOW LOST! HOW RBSTOBEtf^
Jutt Pubiithtdj in a Slated Asxlspe. I Price Six Omit.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radial Cure
of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary
Kmissiooe, Sexual Debility, and Impldementa to Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Kpilspsy and Pita;
Mental and Physiol Incapacity, resulting’ from Belt
Abuse, Ac.—Dy BOBT. J. OTLVEBWBLL, M. D, Author
of the One n Book, tee.'
The world-renowned author, in this admirable Lecture
clearly proses from his own experience that the awful
consequences of Self-abuse may be effectually removed
without medicine, and.srlthput dangerousi anrgiol opera
tions, bougies instruments, rings or cordials, pointing out
a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition mas be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. 'This Lec
ture will provs-a boon to thousands and thousands.
, Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, on
the receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps, by ad
dressing CHAB. J. C- KLIN*/
127 Bowery, New York. Post Office Box 4580.
Nov. 4,1863.-ly.
SOMETHING NEW!
Did you see boniwe’s
SMALL METAL FRAMES and
PASSEPARTOUTS
for Card Pictures, which he has Just received
from th« City?—and his kiw lot of 1 '
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS?
lie ha* a very nice assortment, and sell*
them at very reasonable prices.
EVERYBODY ADMIRES THEM!
And the finest lot of FRAMES, for
LARGE AND SMALL-SIZED PICTURES,
in Altoona. Call and examine to be satisfied,
and hav« yonr ‘ 1 • ■
AMDROTYPK or PHOTOGRAPH
token. He still bos his Boom In
Clabaugh’s Building,
Julia Stum, between Virginia and Kmnia.
Altoona, Oct. 21), 1863.—3 m.
R. A. 0. KERR,
ALTOONA, PA.,
A f° r Blair, Cambria, Clearfield,
££ Wntre and Huntingdon countiee. for the following
TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE
UNITED STATES:
Montreal Line of SteamibiM.
Qelwar u *«
v£*lr Llne of “U»B
Washington Line ** «»
Great Eartern Steamehip. I ■
to brio « thelr from Europe, or
to that country. euimre
* £“• 1*.*.." " •"* etowged at tin Office. of
aaiEzcnnloß
Ti^t^fi^*^ round tri P are eofd at reduced rate*. :
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
(Wm.ilS e .Si r i“ 6r? K p h " etofor « eii«tiDg betwsen John
Jo^P‘ i " e Rl«b»n»ck, tole deviwo ofßoman
thl * heenmntnally dlaaolved
isSS^T s:£!:i!^^s^
wUI * f r
Bop-XT,11883. ( JOSKPm^RIKItBNACK.
LE¥ISTO¥tf MILLS,
lewistown pa.
pLOUR AND FEED OF ALL KINDS
on hand: and for sale at Hie lowest market
JSST hJ m *° WiU recei J,* «peci«l andlpromit at
£sk 18. W*. W. B.*cA*M**B(3L
Bept,lB, 18g8-2m. Prtprietara.
EW WINTER READY MADE
Clothing Jart received at LADQHIJAR’B
H. J. HARPER ft 00,
308 Broadway,
Nrtf You.
•
4 BARRELS PURE WHITE LARD
lost received and for aale at FEITQHEY%
PRITCHEY’S NEW STORE, corner
ofCarolina and Virginia Sts.
NEW GOODS.
j npHE undersigned would respectfully in-
I UL form the dtttm of Altomta and snrronadlng conn
: try. that he haalnst returned from the But, where he has
been selecting bis stock of'
FALL AND WJNTER GOODS,
i which, tor style, quality and price, canto* bo surpassed In
thia neck of ooutry. J IB» stock is much larger than
heretofore, and aa it fol quite an object, in these exciting
Irar times, for ever; one to purchase where they can get
The Best Goods and at the Lowest Prices,
he would say that he can ind wUI sell as low, if not a
little lower than any other bouse in thia place. He wishes
all to call and see his stock before purchasing elsewhere, I
m he foeiaeonSdeatke can .oAr indaoements which will
defy competition. His stock consists of' !
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS of every description, j
MEN AND BOYS’ WINTER WEAR,
LADIES AND MISSES’ SUSS BHOBB, |
MEN AND BOYS’ BOOTS AND SHOES, I
MEN’S HALF HOSE, }
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ WOOS mm, I
hats And caps,
htKACHED AND UNBLEACHED MTJSUN,
GINQHAMS AND HEAVY DRILLINGS,
tf i? nHHi? 11 L * dUt Sewed, Heeled Bootees at $1 A0@1.7»
SL2SR2: Lsr«uo
BALMOBAJL 8M BTsV Very low " 2 ' 78 ® 8 ' 50
GROCERIES.
. W and Brown Sugar, Rio Coffees, Syrups, Teas. Ac. 1
Ind ft** £ “““P ke P« in a Dry QoodsStore,
and as cheap as the cheapest. J. A. SPBANELS.
Altoona, Oct. 7, 1883.
AVOID THE NEXT DRAFT!
There is a prevailing ex-
CITE3LKNT among thepooDle ofAltoona mnd vi.
a^° ut THE SECOND DRA^T—not bo ninth about
the Braft as for making the Three Hundred to pay excmn>
With tnt if hoo “ rather to stoyat home
with their beloved ones, tor their support, than to risk
ln this bloody war. Now, tobring the mattaa
to a close, w© will inform the public that bTravifis thsir
Oood. at the GREEN STORE, Corner of
street, Rost Altoona, kept by GEiS A CO, they will
SAVE THE THREE HUNDRED
m a short time. They hare just received a lance and well
selected stock of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, which
they are selling tor Cash at the lowest living prtcee.
“J LADIES’ COATS AND CIRCD-
Tk ’ ng J. ng Lpnpefroms4.6o to $12.00. V
of ,l ! e P“ b *“ i» pertlcnlarty drawn to the
Sf*. •**£ *” •eUia* Brown and White Muslin from
* 25
ANDttf^^ G °BHols N
**££?&&& k#P * * “ BHOK8 '
-.CITY DRUG STORE.
T|K-3: REIGART would respect*
F^SwtfCe 4 C °-
His Drugs are Fresh and Pure,
and ho hopesby strict attention to business, to merit a
share of public patronage. ’ mßm a
Call and examine his stock. He hasconstantlyon hand
DRUGS,
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
FIXE TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES,
GLASS PUTTY, PAINTS,- OILS, VARNISHES,
CABBON OIL AND LAMPS,
NOTIONS, CIGARS,
and every article family kept mu FirsUiaie Drug Stare.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
for medicinal. Dae.
DOMESTIC QRAPB WINE—PURE— WARRANTED.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
accurately compounded, at all Hours of the day or night
Altoona, Sept. 30, 1883. . . uigni.
Victory "Won I
r pHE Subscribers would respectfully
♦K? n ! aoce i to «. of • Altoona and vicinity,
that they have just returned from the Bast with their *
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS Sc SHOES.
I ut HATS & .GAPS hare been se
lected with great care, ana with the view of suiting all
w * th their patronage. Their llno of
Boots and Shoes is completer
. U { SSES ' CHILDREN’S SHOES
° f Cf l r “ a^ e > «“d warranted. - Their Balmoral Shoes
,“ Dd , M e“?V are Jost the thing for wet
weather and saving health *
Thankful to the public for their very liberal patronage
heretofore, [hoy hope to merit a continuance of the sanm
N'
OTlCE.—Notice is hereby given that
, - f 9. llowin « resolution *U adopted at a late meet
ofth6Aitoona *“«
Xuotxxd, Sat the second instalment of 10 per cent on
U» Stock subscribed fbr.be made payable tho Mth
“CCWIi n«
Parsons wishing to take stock in the company can still
be accommodated. there belng a few shares yet unsold.
Altoona, May B. P. BOB*. Treasurer.
A DMINISTRATOES’ NOTICE.
jfA: Notice is hereby ,givon, that Letters of Adminlatra
**°“ *J»* n this day to the undersigned by the
Easter oftUlr county, on the estate of BERNARD GAR
VIN. late of the Borough of Altoona, deceased. All iier-
Indebted to said Estate are hereby,
notified to make Immediate payment, and those having
nmBt P r< ‘* )nt them legally antbei
tlcated, for settlement. JAMES OARYIN-
Jept. 16,1863-et.e AdmtaSSir,
(SUPERIOR STOCK OF LIQUORS.
--J OHN H. FHITCHEY }s no* able to offer to
his customers and the public; at large, a stock of the
fn"^&^bg ,^«, ‘ ,lta comprising
WHISKY—IRISH, SCOTCH, OLD BODRBO.V
.WINE-POET, SUEBKY, OLD MADEIRA.
OTARD, DUPEY A CO. PALE BRANDY '
' DVi,ethe
Altoona, May 12,1*63. ,
HAMS! HAMS! HAMS!-r-Just re
ceived, a large lot of Can varied Bugair-cnred Hams
c ?° i beBt brands In market. Every one sold Is cnatan-
PRITCHEY’S
]A|AGKEREL—NOS. 1,2, AND 3,
1 0 , 8 * 1 eised packages, new, and each package
warranted, Just received and for sale 16* by ‘"'•“e'
■ ■ FBITCBEY.
Teas i teas i teas i—fettchey
is selling Teas superior *6 any ever offered InAl
tweManJ'kind* ° f adaU<,n,Uon - ooloWng, ormlx-
A NOTHEE LARGE LOT OF THE
CELEBRATED JERSEY HAMSJust recetved and
lor sale at FRITCHEY’S
pREAM CRACKERS! A fresh sup-
W ply of these delicious crackers Just received and for
a)U<t ? FRITCHEY’S
IW- YOU’ WANT GOOD COFFEE.
P® re Teas, the best of Chocolate* Syrups and Sagara.
g° to « FKITCHJBTtS.
110STON CRACKERS—A LARpE
.apply of thc*e delidons cracker, last received
and ftr aale by . h FRITOHEY. :
pXTRA FAMILY FLOUR; PROM
Core, alwaya on hand and for sale as low
as tfis lowest by V2ITOBST.
pOFFEES, SUGARS,AND SYRUPS
of all grades, and at rea.onable priced &r l> ule'by
-■! FEITCHEY.
1A BARRELS PURE CIDER VINE
JIA/ OAR Just received and ftrm{e loW at:
1,1883. ; taxicHßrs.
E£TRA FAMILY FLOUR, PUT; Ijp
In Sacks exprsasly for family tw© at
- ; y&CTomnrs
WORRELL’S PREPARED COFFEE
~ ~ Just received and for aale by ..! JRITCHgr.
(SUPERIOR CREAM CHEESE AT
kj nnoHirs.
Dr. SWEET'S
INFALLIBLE
LINIMENT,
GREAT REMEDY
TOR RHEUMATISM, eOOT, NEURALGIA UIMEAfIO
arm neck and joints, sprains, brdisrs,
OUft AMD WOPNM. PtT.RA miiumra
AMD ALL RHEUKATIO AATU NEIL
VOUSWBORBBM.
*°! ‘ peedy c * rUln wwwijr.iid
S?*?,*?*- PtßUnlment wpreparedfromthereclpe of
2d f f P? uo * oUc " t ’ «“ **“•» bon. letter.
wad in bk practice for more than twenty
yeara with the itiotom.
AS AN ALLEVIATOR Of PAIN, It in nnrienlied by
poblle,* of which tt’. m.S
ueptiew m»y be convinced by »tingle trinl.
u TUt Uilant win owe npldiv nod ndlealbi RHEV.
MATIC DISORDERS of erery kind, «nd in thouwid. of.
owe where ft hu been nM it bu never been known to
„ 11 afford immediate relief iu
every cue, however distressing.
It will the wont cue* of HRADACHS In three
mfonteeand is warranted to do it.'
TOOTHAOHJB alsowllllt oim Instantly
WTOwiaawitnr'iM osmuui lassi-
TOM wMngftonv imprndence er exceeii tbb Liniment
ha most happy and unblllng remedy. Actingdlreetlv
opoa the nerrooi times, it strengthens end remittee tho
and restores ttto elasSo^r^TlJ^.
, JJ>K PlLBg.—Aaan external remedy, we claim that it
ia the but known, and we chalfongethe world to produce
“ *s*}■ ?Tery victim of thtodlstressing
•hoold given a trial, tor It will not Qdltoaftrd JuSnodl
ate relief; and in majority ofcaaea wUleflect a nuUeai core.
, ftWNST AND SORE THROAT ywiometlmewtttreme-
• are aomotimer Tory obstinate, and enlarge
ment of the Joints ia liable to oeeor if neglected!
thiwtoyl m * J ’ be “ n, » u<l " db r IhlaLlntoratlAtwoor
.»W»Mr BURNS
ANB SCALDS, yield readily to the wonderful healing
P r °P*^* of DR-SWEET’S INFALLIBLE LINXMBNT*
FROSTED CHILBLAINS.
FROSTED FEET. AND INSECT BITES AND STINGS.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
The Great Natural Bone Setter.
Dr, Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is known aU over the United Staler.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is the author of “ Dr. Sweet’s InbUible Liniment.”
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Cores Rheumatism and never bile.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
la a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Cares Barns and Scalds immediately.-
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Cures Headache immediately and was never known to nail.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Affords immediate relief for piles, andseidom bits to cure
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Cures Toothache in one minute.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts and Wounda immediately and leaves. no scar
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Is the beat remedy fcr sores in the known world.)
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
p”i» i ir™ ed by more amiiiio " p *° pie « * nd
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Taken internally <mns Cote, Cooler. Itobwand Cholera.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment ! -
aat hand.** to need ’’’ 4< * d “W toily should hare
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment
Is tor tale by all Druggists. Price 25 and 60 sente.
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.
DE. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT aa .n .a
temalremedy,ls
mo I? *P*5 d sy any other preparation. PoraHKEeo
maticandNervons Disorders it is SSyShlllblVSidM a
hL,? o”*’ 0 ”*’ ~W onnd* - fa
JlmaSl'SSa I** 1 ** trisl ' Orerons c«MWtfc"* f
y^amst&t Perlbrae<l by “
TO HORSE OWNERS !
*«->Hwflialsoenrsspeedily.
presented and cored in «Sir
bnt confirmed cases are beyond the pastfeiUtvor ?!SS5’
e«I cure. No case of the kind,-howererdaaoiW.l.. '
hopeless but It may be alleviated hr this H T
will aiw.^£e£e{S:^ d “"
enable the horses to trarel with comparative eSe!: d
EVERY HORSE OWNER
■hoßtdUnthisremedy at band, s>r Us timels
first appearanca of Lameness win effectually
formidable diseases, to which aU
iSSIS - ** otherwhe
DR. SWEET’S
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
IB THE
Solciier’s Friend,
Aad tboasands base (road it fa4i r . 1
A fRIEND IN NEfeb!
CAUTION. '/
Sweets &fclM>leihiimeiil** «r^
Paeember 4, UiML-ly. tt
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