[ THAYER & NOYES’
IPTED STATES OIECirS,
AN AMBURGH & CO’S
iMMOTH MENAGERIE
pptian Caravan,
6>t th, Sown of 1804, with Ou Ptici »f u,
, gjideiit
[Tie Wonders of Animated Nature
- Consolidated with the only
EGITI M ATE CIRCUS
■TarOraaniiM—Mouai. asvo Ksrnrco Amrswxiir*
re-ejniueot ,Ea«jMtH»nt, Acrobats, Ofnuuito,
ram*, ContortionUt*, Equilibrist! and Gamin!
perir-Splendid Stud of train tr> Roaaca, Ponnioi
jIOK Mci.aa—Masnificcnt Collection of lan*o I*lo*4
bum, Ltor*Rns, Beans, Hvknas, Wolves,
nta, Banco**, Buuwof alt kinds and *Ue*, fce*, |dk
Sdby ihft • •
Great'Van Amburgh Himself;
ill exhibit at ALTOONA, on Wednes-
TO July. 13th—Afternoon at 2, and
Evening at 7 o’clock.
pttWt(,« BO C h. —Children under 12, 26 Cli,
WWOM^%^
I The MAMKpTK
AR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL,
Ai»i:nalin iLc w« j id, vrcigLii {turir
J wu/u,s. i». A > lAhUi, or*
I P JP OP o Tele/IIVS,
M iho Xcxr World, tiu> Oh j One on r.xlibltion. -■
WHITE POLAR BEAR.
wa iLc Arclic>*sion* t ilio i<nJy One in Amvies,
An AFRICAN OSTRICH,
’ : i Mi.« Fm High; A Pair of /
lOW WHITE PEACOCKS.
A I'airiot
LRANESE MABKIN SWINE
LntCTe? iiMpoiT-J j.i America. I esidea an immetis#
raxicty oi Uaro an I Heautiiul £aasra, Likns
■ « tul Ri.rir.Lis,
’JiSTlffl Jfi 1/iPT P ■
m uitequV.Vl Array of talented Artiste* includes j
iR. JAMES. L. THAYER,
and Scholarly Clown and Comhdian
R, CHARLES W. NOYES,
t»e.fmrir»le<U*OTse Tamer* who will introduce W*
Bountiful Performing Horae, “ Gkky Jr.*'
Styles Reed, themiampion Eque«trU*.
ibrge H. Batchellor, <hc Ureate.t L«»p.
er In the vorld.
idean numerous Corps nf Auxiliaries and Attendants*
fie PKOCEKSION of this stupendous CdnaoUdatJ**
Ve prolific in splendid and marvels of Jn«f»
:enee. The •
LOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT
• ‘ ? ' OK - i
ythological Car of the Muses,
r ; | • i Containing r ,
. Parmeles famed Brass Band
he drawn by beautiful Arabian Steed*, rereeoti**
qitrjsoncd with eiuth m relvct, richly studied with
a.SemMematical ornament* of goldandsilver. The
rb Dcus, Carriage*, Katgnjo W agon* end other
pa*rs, Iraantofkcturod iy the eelei rated FxsxmSro
ru*»i«. iKfw tofk.i are of the most elegant and cost*
ssriptloni aarl of incampamblesiylearul finish.
. grandeur of iLU wonderful Cavalcade
»eUtnr« m ll.dow, a MOV! m* PANORAMA Of
a Uit.bin Intern 1 withits attractiverppointment#
lUfihuxet. Ivm superb beyond conception', exdtlhf
e4whol)lef 140 r* lizntlon flf the fervid amusements
a jfare birth 11 chivi ry and Its attendant jwgeantxfaa
'hi .vIATTACtw • nt desire to impress upon (be t*ub||g
Ith it rich and every feature of tbm.rand CombU
nfs emirefy unexeept onablo and of a high toned,
oral character, ihe undeniable excellence and so
of this establishment is a conceded fail
rrfie special amusement of i<*dle« and Children, Mr
. HOrfi .* will exhibit his (zest
forming Monkey. •VICTOR,"
Wt traiasd animal of the bind in the world.
fheTntsiiiimrient n
MOMS. DAVIS,
T’tr rir-1 of fbe Van AraHtflfc
:sf*r tfi** U-n r-f TrslnM I inn*, 'iiftrvand I «hbmS
u;f-'iitcrt'*inp* , * ,r »t wlJ* l'r]*HnKluc*dtb« ftrferalaf
>io;ikcy4 # Clephaotj ax-i
!. THAYER’S Educated
Virc MULES, SAM & DICK.
> «roHc«ov« pßorv«s:<j>f -«UI cater to*ra at cr aboot
lntta mcroin^.
iflo.ta at Hollidaysburg Jufy 12th»
(t'yxdne City, July ] 4th.
NjPRE W ECKEL, j
ttiva t* ■
Suoff, Pipesj &e., ieM
itrtrt.Mootuj. Pa. - r ;
:jVE R A L AS SORT ME N T
o*d» Jo hu Use couUncly on htod »tthelow»*s
"K 'T
iDWAREV OF ALLDESCitiP
rMt MMlTcd l»d for wl.br V" *
3.B.HDyOM*.
This ever glorious day came with a bright,
cloudless sky and many happy faces, for, although
there! wen' no arrangements for a general celebra
tion, ieach citizen of our mountain town seemed
intent on doing their best to make it a gala day.
In accordance with a time honored custom a
largo amount of gunpowder was exploded at an
early hour, which, if it had no other good effect,
brought us out into the pure morning air in lime
to see! the rising sun and, to either sec or partici
pate pi all that might,follow.
Triy; Fastastics. —glome fifty young men had
mrrmigisi for a fantastic parade, and at six o’clock
tnadi tlieir appearance from the Hollidayshnrg
plan! road. They were mostly made to represent
that, not rare, species of immunity now familiarly
known a» contrabands. Some of them presented
t|uite|a linking appearance, especially the one who
luwulurtd the barrel, (alias bass drum.) The af
fair, for it s kind, was good, inn we protest against
burlesquing a day so dear to American hearts.
English Catholic Pic Nic. —The English
Catholic pic-nic was held in Miller’s Grove, west
of town. This was, perhaps, the largest gather
ing iM‘ the many that surrounded our mountain
town during the day. .Dancing and amusements
of vatious kinds filled up the day, until the evening
time invited the “ gay and happy ” home.
The German Catholics and German Ld
tuerans occupied different parts of Beale's woods
gouth of town. Their amusements and manner of
enjoyment were much the same as at the English
Catholic, with the addition, perhaps, that our
German friends enter into all such things with
their ;m>ght, consequently manifesting more zeal
than kbeir English neighbors.
The MetuooistS. School. —Loudon’s woods,
also south °f town, was made vocal with the songs
of these merry children. Here a rich repast was
spread for the “dear little ones,” and innocent
amusements filled up 'the pleasures of the day.
and they returned home, as we heard one of them
singing, “ Gay and happy still.’'
The Baptist S. School went to UagertyV
grove, east of town, where a table swing, &c., had
bcen|prep.ired for their enjoyment. We believe
that tois was the only place where the document
which gave to this day a name was read. Mr.
Harry Colclesser read the Declaration of Inde
pendence, the teachers and children sung some
patriotic songs, and short and appropriate speeches
were! made by Rev. A. F Shanalelt, of Bcll’-
Mills, and Rev. Dimmock, of Philadelphia. Tin
grove resounded wiih the gleeful voice of cliill
luxx], until tite evening air kissed their brows and
bade them hasten home.
Sons of Temperance.—This order celebrated
the day by a pleasant festival, in the evening, a:
theiti hall. Ice cream, cakes, and smiles, we are
tolil.j went far to make the entertainment a joyous
one.;
Altoona Soldirr’s Aid Society.—A few no
ble lilies are still laboring in this good cause, we
hope more will join them soon. The following
statement has been handed us;
u June 28, 1864, Sent to ihe Sanitary Com
mission one box, containing one quilt made and
presented by the young ladies of Hamilton school,
township ; thirteen pairs new drawers, one
pair jold ones ; five new shirts and three old ones;
think-three handkerchiefs; nine towels; three
arm j slings; two coats; two pairs pants; one
hundred and fifty-seven yds. bandages ; one hun
dred; rolls old muslin; a lot of lint, and a package
of newspapers."
are requested to say that donations will be
thankfully received by the members of the society,
to be appropriated to the humane object for which
they; have organized, Mrs. Robert McCormick
or XJrs. Daniel Price will receive any such dona
tion!) of money, or articles of clothing or food that
might add to the comfort of our brave boys, in the
hospjital or on the field.
A; Lovic Letter. —The following billetdoux
was jpicked up the other day and handed to us for
publication. We give it a place in our columns
for tpe benefit of Sally Ann, and all others who
may Ibe able to “ see the point.” Read it;
10J Sally Ann, I lav yon better than mi own
marajy, and if yon won’t Marry me He never be
hapyi ennv more—so Dere Sally Ann just make
np yore Mind and set the Dav. I no I hnv no
horn*, hut wele Kent it cottage and He work hard,
and tvele bt nil onr groceries arid provision- at
Frutjhey’a cheap store, and thus we can soon Save
ennlf to hi a House and Lot. anil if we kontinu
to b| at FritehevV we wood soon he Kich, and
you fnite dress in silk and So Forth, ami hnv 3
mjWjhynnits evry vein! No more at present, bn
remotes your own Swere WILLIAM
iosk Hoos. — Some weeks ago we had the
asaujante that all hogs running loose about town
woiijil be ‘‘arrebied" and confined.
new p. ns were erected end quite an im
provement made, but we notice this morning
q a nundier of porkers rooting along tl.e side
walks of some principal streets.
We ho|,t the proper officers m..y get a sight of
‘ hen ?’ a,IJ ‘ l!,en ‘ l "p" w the castle prepared
for fheir reception.
Ypo.vo Sltss’s Cimsmx Association-.—On
Fri W night last, at the regular meeting of the
Y. Si. C. Association, tlie fallowing officers were
elecjed for ihe cutrent term, viz. ; President, A.
H. Semhower; Vice "President, J. W. Isenbcrg;
Rec| Secretary, J. D. Hicks;[ Ass’t U.-c. Secretary.
Chaj. G. Welch; Financial; Secretary, Bichanl
DeQharmes; Treiw;, H. C, Basinger
M: ~
fiss SnosJUKGB’g CoxctßTs.—We uninten
tionally neglected in our last; issue to notice that
bothj these concerts came off in snch a manner os
t 9 elicit praise from those best able to judge as to
tfieit merits. We hope the thing may be repeat
ed at some future time.
R^mawat.— On the morning of the Fourth, a
attached to a milk-wagon, became fright
euedjat the jt.-isic made by the “ fantastic band,”
and iran away, depositing the wagon ihd freight
op P Q ** te ■Bhehngei’a hotel, on
Itomna StUmaf.
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Fourth.
Forth of July, 1804.
Sally Ann—
t u P° n this grate and glorius day
i I set me down to Rite to vou;
; So never mind what others Say,
i But just Believe your William tru
| Draft—On Monday the 11th inst., another
draft was made for this county, to fill the deficiency
growing out of exemptions in the last draft, which
1 was only fur the net number required. This time
; lOO.per cent extra have been drafted to meet the
; exemptions. We have only been able to secure
‘ the list for Logan and Antes townships in time for
; publication :
Logan Township.
r David Beil, Isaac Hull,
; John Aurandt, Bernard McNeclis,
! Bcnard Fecny, D. S, Bartlebaugh,
| Wm. Hartman, Wm. K. Ramaly.
: Harry Cpjclessei, Nathaniel Mourer.
! James B. Howies. Jas. Fagan,
; Ed. McGarvey, Jno. Swires.
’ Wm Carr, Sam’l Gaily,
| Geo. Feasker, Johnson Cullen.
I Fat. Malady, Jas. Cleary,
! Geo. McDonough. Theo. A. Griffin,
I Jilmes Naily. Christ Morebaugh.
Jos. Huff, Dan ’i Gephart.
Geo. H. Kipplc, Jno. Hartman.
Jno. W, Cherry, Jos. Glosgow’,
Jas. G. Robison, David Hutchison,
i Jno. J. Potter, Frank M. Wilson.
| Allies Township.
I Wm. Weight, Wilson Glasgow.
Hugh Osman, D. K. Williams.
Bobt. Wlieeler, J. E. Irwin,
J. M. Root. Dan’l Hardy,
Jas. Thomas: Jacob Marks,
And. Allen. Alfred Everhart,
E. B. Isefj, Dan’l Smith,
Jacob Nail. J. G. Truman.^
Pat. Hughs. J. Amerraan,
J. Davis, ; G. W. Walters,
Wonderful Discovert. —We have an article,
from our friend Godfrey Wolf, copter of Main and
Caroline Streets, bearing the .above caption, which
will appear next week. The object of the article
is to make known to the citizens of Altoona and
vicinity, that Wolf has discovered where the best
and cheapest ready made clothing can he purchas
ed in the eastern cities, and that he has consequent
ly filled his shelves with goods from those same
houses. And now to conclude this brief notice of
this very wonderful production; we need only
say to our readers. go to Wolfsandsee if you can
not discover something to suit you, but don’t carry
anything away without his consent.
Almost a Fic-Ntc at Wapsesosock.— We
use informed that some of our fair young friends
made arrangements a few days ago to make a trip
in this romantic spot. The gentlemen were invited
to meet tile ladies at a certain place where the
fair one* had the cakes and other necessary
“fixins" toady. The hour arrived, but lo! the
gentleman came not; and the ladies retired to
one of the groves near by, where they enjoyed
the i>es; of company —their own. Shame on yon,
young men ! Hud we I icon young, the ladies
should have gone to Wapsy.
More Troops. —Tne Governor has issued two
separate cplls, each for 12,000 men, to servo one
hundred days unless sooner discharged. Service
in this call will not exempt from the draft, but
credit will he given for time of enlistment to any
of those enlisting, should they afterwards lie draft
ed. Capt. Thomas E. Campbell and Col. Jacob
Szink are each trying lo raise a Company for this
service. Non- is the time to serve your countrv.
Young men, fall in.
Killed. —A man named Robert Welsh, was
killed on the Railroad, a short distance below the
station at this place, on Wednesday evening last.
He was walking on the West track, and stepping
out of the way of the Fast tine, was caught by a
freight train and instantly killed. His body was
frightfully mangled. He resided some where in
ihe’Alleghanv Mountains, had a wife but no chil
dren, and was perhaps fifty years of age. —Tyrone
Herald.
Sodden Death. —A young man of Gaysport,
named Thomas Dasher, who spent the Fourth at
this place,; attending one of the pic-nics, and re
turned home in the evening in his usual good
health, wO are told, died suddenly on Tuesday
morning of disease of thd heart. Thus we go,
from life to death,’ from the place of mirth to the
silent chamber.
Tobaccot and Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars.
Tobacco and Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars.
Tobacco and Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars.
Spectacles,
Spectacles,
Spectacles.
Perfumery and Notions, Drugs and Medicines.
Perfumery.and Notions, Drugs and Medicines
Perfumery and Notions, Drugs and Medicines.
Together with a splendid stock of Trusses and
Supporters’ and all goods found in a first class
Dyug Store. For sale cheap for cash at the Drug
Store of ’ A. Rousu,
Second door from the corner of Virginia and
Annie Streets, Altoona.
BAIL BOAS AND MAIL SCHEDULE.
TWAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART
Baltimore Express West arrive* 715 A. M.. leaves 7.35 A.M.
Phlladtl’a “ “ *• S.OO * « 8.20 **
Fust tin# “ 8.20 P. M. “ 8.35 P.M.
Mail Train - “ “ 7.(K) “ “ 7. 5 *•
Kxpress Train East “ 0.20 P. M., leaves 9.40 P. M
Fast Line »• •* 1.15 AM , “ 1.20 A. M
Mall Train .* “ “ 750 •* %i 8.10 •*
Through Accom. “ • 11.25 “ “ l 11 4C “
Trains «u IMUdayshiirs Branch run to connect with
Kxpres* Trunin West. Mail Train Ehhl and West and Thro’
Accommodation Train East.
Tram* I'flt'Tyru.ur 4 Ctenrflehl Br inch and Bald Eagle
\ alley It. H; run it/ connect with Express Train West and
Mull Train East ami West.
Altoona. May iStb, 1864.
MAILS Alt RIVE.
rt ashingtnn. Baltimore A Harrisburg arrive at 7:20. A.M.
“hilmh'tphla HrriVfn at ... .' *•
i*irMl»iirulu(tlirough) .... ••
. ... f:*o, A.M. A t‘:3o. P.M,
‘U Wi-ni Way, UrJ6. A.M
eastern Way, . . . • - • 7:05.
MAILS CLOSK
Kimtern Way and through. .... 7.4-1, A.\(,
W r*lmi Wj»y ami tbiungh, ... 7:5a. *•
liollid.iynlough. ....... 7:o», *•
Western, t|nt.nj<li, t:lo. P.M,
HolUd 6: to.
7:20. ••
h..ur* fmm 0:15, A.M., to 7:15, P.M.; on Sun
<Vr from 7:i5 to 8:16, A.M.
HojTsi: Hiawaiha Hair Restorative.
Hoyt’s Hiawatha Hair Restorative.
The standard staple preparation f**r the hair. warranted
in nil caw* t 0 restore faded nud piny Imlr, and whisker*
to their original color. It does not claim to make the hair
®row In wlyerc It La* once fallen ont; nothing will do that
whatever may l» advertised to the contrary. 1 ut it will
prevent Uffum tailing out, make itaoft and ailky.* denim*
it and the scalp from impolitic* and humor*, and entirely
ocerarfa bhd effects of previous use of preparations cun-
HU^*r Ac. It requires no soaping
7kin 55r {?i\ h l Qt n for iU a PP [icat *°n» »»’*r will it stain the
anl haiV ljr it PP ltNl uml wl P ed ,rom the * kiu M
hJr w i* "Jrtwe* the natnrtl shading of one
lu :
Mo*r« imperial coloriho oreah.
.u Sn . [ ! , ? or ,n . anT H * lr Brewing In use. Oil. and Color,
me Hair At the muse time. Change. light and red hair to
a bountiful brown or black. “air to
Sold ererywhere.
JOSEPH HOYT A Co.
a«*h4«6A.i y No - 10 Bn|T, “ Ksr PUce -«-
Fire ! Fire I!—Do not risk your property any
longer to ihe'mercy of the flames, but go to Kerr
iimi 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
States.
Altoona, July 21,-tf.
Ob July 2nd, by Her. T. F. Hallowell. Mr. JOHN MIL
LEU. of Altoona, to Mias UAIIY UCESTOX. of West
moreland county, Pa.
WANTED.-ONE or TWO SUBSTI
TUTES, SOT LIABLE TO DRAFT, to enter the
service as representatives in advance of the next draft.
A liberal bounty will be paid, in addition to the Govern
ment Bounty offered.
Address Box 616, Pittsburgh Post Gfflce.
July 13. ! 64.-3t.
TO CONTRACTORS—ProposaIs will
be received by the nndarsigned until Friday eve
ning. July 22nd, for the erection aud completion of a
School House, in West Ward, Altoona. The contractor
to to famish all material. The plan and specifications
can be seen by calling on the Secretary, John A Baer, (at
Lowther’s Store.) By e der of the Board.
J. L. RBIFSNYBEIO D ....
II C. DERX. I Building
jnux A. BAER. j CommitUie.
Altoona, July 13, r 64,-2t.
of the “First National
vJ Bank at Altoona,” of the State of Pennsylvania, on
the morning of the first Monday of July, 1864:
Capital Stock paid in $160,000 00
Circulating notes received from Comptroller... 100,000 00
Individual deposits 137,987 68
United Status deposits 76,300 00
Profit and loss „ 2,069 82
Notes and bills discounted | 20.863 00
Expenses i'e«B 73
Remittances and other cash items 47.816 C 3
Du© from National. Banks 48,686 44
Due from other banks 149.791 69
U. 8. Bonds deposited with U. 8. Treasurer to
secure circulating notes 112,000 00
U. S. Bonds deposited with U. 8. Treasurer to
secure deposits 60,000 00
U. S. Bonds on hand 10.100 00
Cash on hand In circulating notes of tins hank.. OO
Specie and Legal Tender Notes.
I, D. T. Caldwell, Cashier of First National Bajpk at Ah
toona, do solemnly affirm that the above statement is true
to the bestef my knowledge and belief.
D T. CALDWELL, Cashier.
Stats of Pennsylvania, County of Blair.
Sworn to and subscribed Veibre me this fourth day of
July. 1801. JOtiHl'll G. ADLUd, Notary public,
jv. 13-3 t.
OTIUE.—Wc, tlie urulurMgiu'd, M.-r
-chants i-f Altoona, do pledge our Ibuioiv. that on
and Rlt« r lb lli>t day ui July, lt&4. we will Close or cause
to be Clos'd, our i;t *p> ctD e places of business at 7)£
o'clock F. M.. (Saturday nights excepted.)
11. A. 0. KKRII, Jan. Lowther,
I! A. .McPike. Jac >l> Kink,
J. J. Murphy, i Cl, A. L Put khart,
J. E. Grimes A Co., - Henry Llway.
Jn>. 11. Ki delay, Win. U*.V-i„
Jo . H'rkawiu, JacbT. WINon,
J. Lehr, .John Cr-mer,
t'a-.J. Mann, JUnio » Store Co.,
W. I*. Mway, Geo. 0. BmDh,
.). A Sprunkh*, \. Mirks,
R. A. McCormick, SumT Bprankle,
Jas. O’Neil, Chas, L. Collins,
Tljos. llt-nlop, ,M. Thompson.
J Stoev.-r. S. Rigg,
June. 29, 1864-lt.
Maukoud: ka\v L isr, kj«r Restored.
Mimfmt* Just .published, a new edition _.f Dll. CUL
//f/l/i Vl-.iiM ELL’S CELEIUtATKD J>SAY on
‘MfSSptM the radical curs (without niekiclne) of
MMM# SpfcRAIATuuuCEA or rt^tui> i.l Weakness. In
voluntary Seminal Lo>h«-s, iMPOTEXtt. Mental and Physi
cal incapaci y. Impediment- to Mm imge, etc.; also. C-N
-sumption. Epilepsy . and Fits, induced by self indulgence
or sexual extravagance.
Ufa- Price, in a sealed evelope. only 0 cents.
Tin; celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from a thirty years successful practice, that
the alarming consequences ol self abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or
I be application of the knif<—pointing out a mnde of cure,
at once simple, certain and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition rtiay be, may
cure himudf cheaply, ; p rivuicly, and radically.
Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth nod every man in the land.
Sent under seal, lu a plain envelope to any address*
postpaid, ou receipt-of six cents or two post stamps.—
Addres the publishers.
CUAS. .1. C. KLINK A CO
-327 Bowery. New York, Post office bov 45SC
July 13.15 W.
MICKEY & CHEHRY.
CABINETMAKERS
AND
XJnsr3DEEIT^YiS:EPIS.
The above firm have opened
a new Cabinet Shop and FURNITURE WARE
ROOM, ou
JULIA STREET, OPPOSITE EPJSC OPAL CHURCH.\
East Altoona, where they will be happy to fill all orders
in their line. They have on band a good supply of FUR
NITURE just from Philadelphia, which they offer at the
lowest prices for cash.
They will keep a HEARSE, and be prepared at all times
to attend promptly to orders in Undertaking.
Altoona, June 15,18&b-3m.
FOU SALE.—I he subscriber offers for
sale two House, anil lota, aaljyite on Branch Street
Altoona, immediate); opposite the Penn'u It. K. Shops.
No. I—is a large well-built frame House, containing four
room* on first floor, and fire rooms on second floor with
all necessary out-bniltling*. This is a very desirable prop
erty to auy one wishing to take boarders;
No. 2—is a frame building with three rooms on first
and three on second floor, and all necessary out buildings
The location is elegcnt.
3he above property will bo sold on reasonable terms,
and a bargain may be bud in it.
House No. 1 will be vacant on the lOth-of July and
will bo lor reut from that date untlsold.
Altoona, June 22-tf.
Dividend notice.
Off ice Of Tun Altoona Gas A Water Co.. )
„ „ June 20th, 1361. /
The Board of Managers have thi* dav declared a Semi
Annual dividend of FOUR PKR CENT, on the Capital
Stock, of the C“n>)kuiiy, clear of State tax, payable ou and
after July l*-t, 1&64.
June 20-st.
NOTICE,— The following regulations
the Altwoim Gas and Water Company aill go into
effect to-day, Jum* 15ili:
All Photographer* having wa er conveyed to their rooms
will &w changed sio j*cr annum.
All U.iteC* and >alo>u* haring fonotuin*. or bibt>c<>ckB
atthdr bails wjill h» chug d j*er un.nio, he size of
tttrzxle ami pijM'to bo in uC:«>idmCJ with the reuidaiions
u the Company B.F. ROicJ. Sec'y d Treat.
je 5-1 f.
STRAY.—Came lo I lie residence of
j tin* »juii<*cMt»er, hi Fur* jffti.
n .cc, hi Fi’hlhv. .Muv 2Gtl» It'Ct, j
A BAY MARK. iMNIIiA
fifteen lisunl- : m -C lI- "ii hi*r right /
hip TU** uwuei !■* Mtfil c >m<* f
wa.il, pr*>iv p MtM'iTy. pay and i ..,c .i.-. a
othfi w.ae she will bo dis}H>aal ul aceor-ihig t<> law.
11. T. AI'CI.oLLAN
Ju'im 8, ISCI.-Tf.
F J,; Kri.VT. A ILAIM', A.MJ LUX,
t<ifnit*(i »b<>ut tvo miif-from Aitooiu. whh j>nvil.
e,XL* of fire w>mkl udJ K}x>iti <u of the fruit on the lot,
for rent tu.u snmil fitmily Hint comet* well
rtfoHini* nde*l. |*iv» u Am-fynl
til h fflc *. 1 Muy
O.W.PATTO.V, P.M
RAGa! RAGa!! RAGiS!!!
Cl ASH paid fur BAGS. at KABY’S
/ MILLIN'JiIiY bTOUK. Virginia St., Altooua.
June, 'i). *iSsf-ly.:
WATER NOTICE.—AII persons hav
iatf HydnuUiaiii,! using wnb*r forUanlentf, whether
by Uow or otherwise will be charg-Ml s'i extra.
li. F. ROSil, Secretary.
SUBSTITUTE WANTED—A sound
able-bodied main la warned to go hs a substitute for
a drafted muu, one tiot liable to draft prefered. Apply at
Ibis office. v
Altoona. June 22-tf. ,
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF GVER
COATS can bo fomi.l at LACGHMAN’S
F)R SALE—A valuable lot, situate in
Boat Altoona. : Bor farther inlbnnatlon inquire of
' Jane ». *«.-«. : I.B.McCBDM.
MARRIED.
B. F. ROSE. President.
Altivmn. Jimp 22-If.
Hardware, 4bc,
The ftotacrtbent having taken charge of the Hardware
Store and Stove and Tin Shop recently under
of Samuel I. Fries, ou Virginia street, opposite Kessler's
Drug Store, and having added largely to their stock are bow
prepared to supply anything in the Hardware and Cutlery
line, such am Handsaws, Axes, Augers, Adzes, Chisels,
Squares, Hales, Hammers, Planes, Hinges, Locks, Latches,
Files, Knives and Forks. Spoons, Ac., Ac., ail of which
they offers on the most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing anything in the Hardware lino are
reqneste(|-to43>UI and examine their stora.
They have alsoadded Oils. Paintrf, Carbon Oil. etc., to their
stock,uud will dispose of all these articles at a small ad
vance on first .'osi.
The will also continue the
STOVE BUSINESS,
and will keep on hand an assortment from'which »ny
person w ill able to select au article to pelase their fuucy.
In the line 01
TIN AND SHEET IRONWARE,
$466,347 60
CEDAR an.l WILLOW-WARE,
they will always have a large supplygmd.will make.to order
anything tlmt may be called for.
Job work in this line promptly attended to.
ROOFING AND SPOUTING
put up on short notice in the best style.
April 27. 1564 -tf.
Great Victory!
State banks 383 00
9 921 U
$166,347 60
THE FIELD IS OCRS!
t *ODFREY WOLF has achieved one
"• more great victory, lie has ju-«t received the best
selected stock of
ever brought to Altoona. He has taken great care in
selecting his stock and guanmtees to suit tin tastes of all.
liis Cb'tldng is in-tter m.ide than (hat of any other store
in Blair c atmy. lie invites a call an I examination »f his
stock l*efore purchasing elsewhere. He ran sell you Cloth
ing cheaper than you can purchase it e&wkere in the coun
ty. He has j*,lsVi«y*:« fine assoi tin-ait
HATS AND CAPS,
TRUNKS. &v. He bought bis Goods principally in New
York ciry for cash, and ttl* f,.r Cash.
WR etiiemher. his store is ou the Corner of Caroline
and Main streets. Altoona.
May 12, UCi-tf.
READ CAREFULLY!
NOW IS THE TIME TO HUY YOUR
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
rpHE largest stock of Ladies’ Dress
A Goods - ever brought t«> t'-wn has ja-t l»Ken opened at
tin 1 * Green Corner,” Last AUoona. and will he sold fa
CASH at prices that defy competition. Weaivdef rmlneii
that <>ur side of town shall take (he lead, olid that the
‘•Green Corner” ahull be foremost in the van. Ucr slock
of Dress Goods consists ol
Plain and Fancy Dress Silks, Merinoes. Palmetto Cloths,
Coburgs. Fancy Alpacas, All-Wool Plaids,
1 Plain and Figured Delaines,
Fancy Prims', and a great variety of other goods, of differ
ent styles and textures. In fact there is nothing the ladies
can desire for wear that wo cannot furnish them with.—
We have also a large assortment of
Laxlies’X' oat s, 13 aim orals.
Hoop Slcirtw, Shoes, Oaiters &e
-4®“*V es, and wo wcm e almost forgetting to mention .our
largo stock of
Carpets, Groceries, Qckexsware, etc., etc.
Everybody should know 7 that money can bo saved by
bnying Goods from us. For instance, we are soiling good
Calicoes as low ns 1C cts per yard. Mullins as low as 18‘cts.,
Brown Sugar for 11 cts. per lb., and go<vi Tens f.>r 90 cts.
Altoona, April 8, *6l. tf.« JOHN J*. MtJUPUY AGO.
Millinery and Fancy Goods!
MRS. REBECCA McCLELLAN,
Would respectfully inform her old
patrons that she has just received a large and
elegant assortment of
and FANCY GOODS, comprising the. very last styles of
CLOAKS, MAN ILES & MANTILLAS, ,
LADIES’ MISSES’ AND CHILDRENS’
BONNETS and HATS,in great variety,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, of all kinds.
White Goods and Dress Good*, for L (dies and Children,
Embroideries, Dte-s Trimmings, Hoop Skirt*, Cor-
All of wblch.Jshtj will sell at the lowest cash prices. She
respectfully Invites the Ladies to.give hern call, as she
is confident that she can make it an object to those
purchasing to examine her ttock and prices.
latent Fashions received as soon as issued.—
Particular attention paid to trimmiug of bonnets.
Altoona, April 27,1801 -tf
JOHN L. ICKES
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
THE undersigned respectfully nnnoun
ces to tlie citizens of Altoona and vicinity that he
}ms opened a
CLOCK, Watch arid JEWELRY
establishment In the room formerly m-cu d.-d by Dr. Cid
derwnod, oh Virginia street, between Julia and Vu *d m-.
wln-re he will k* ep on bind h fine assortment of gold nn.i
silver warcliy*. clocks of all styles and alimidsome n«soil
ment of jewelry, gold pen* and p< noils. np*rfneb*H. Ac.
Parricnfar uiU'Utioti g.ven to repairing clocks. wut-he*
andj welry.
B* selling for cash only, at the smalle-f advance . n fir*'
co*t h>* levli aUie that be cau please alt in price iis well ,n
quality. SAMUdL S.MIIII.
ap9-tf ,
A BODY OF TIMBER LAND IS OF
fered t»»r s«b* *'r lend • |.»r property in li.i.not: tie
l.»n I iw*.touted ill fkmi<ria county, t«*ttr mil-* N«.tth i.
t{ -1 ir«;n dtumii. <>u itie |». |{. U.: th -r • i«« en*c e.J >m *.l
of the l*-*r S-iw and bath Mill
ail in g-nul ord’-r. with Smiili Mum .mi>l 1:1..*! .mj
him al** two -if-iuterl fcur •iW'-tiiiiai. Mutable t>« ace.» nin «
date itimhi rin n all of whi.li will l>* M».d a* al. .%»• Placed
by tliP Milisenb *r living in Ar-kmi*. ' i2-'
Apr I *6l It .MSIIU \ lIA IN K"*.
.•-•i att.ij
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Altoona, Blair county. Pa.
OFFICE on Main street, front of lit
clmir jimp, uuj i10..r Ka-t .if the .Nali.ilinl 11..ti1.
HpJ tf • |
Dental Surgeon.
OFFICE IN MASOXII! «—-=na
TEMPLE, next dour to tbe Poet
! fPEASiI TEAS! TEAS!—FRITCHEY
: JL is Milling T«ua superior to any ever offered 11 Ai>
{ toon*. They are free of adulteration. Coloring, or mix
j tare of any kind. ,
I OOSTON CRACKERS—A LARGE
| MJr supply of these delicious crackers inst received
and for sale by ■ FKITCIIEV
, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
f\ Oent’a Model Improved SUlUTS—Coedmcte and
■odiii Shirt*—flue and coarse—white and colored—at ■'
■ LAUQUMAg’B.
FRIES * WILLIAMS. C . S. 1040 BOH(lS.
ONE MOKE
AND
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
SOMETHING INTEUKSTINU tOTIIE I‘UliLlC.
SPRING AND SUMMER
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLENRY
Beta, Gloves, Hosiery, Head Dresses. Laces,
Ac., Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac.
TIME AND BEAUTY!
JOHN D SPEILMAN,
WM. S. BITTNER
These Bonds are issued under Act of Congress of March fi
1664, which provides thftt all Bpnds issued under this Act
shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or under any
state or municipal authority. Subscript'on to theseDonds
are received in United States notes or note* of National
They arc TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at tbs
pleasure of the Government, at any period not Ua than ten
nor more thab forty years from their date, and until their
redemption FIVE PER CENT- INTEREST WILL BE
PAID IN COIN, on Bonds of not over one hundred dollars
annually and on all other Bonds se&i-aonually. The inter-
esc is payable on the first days of March and September in
each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, as phty may prefer. Registered Bonds arc recorded
on the books of the XT. 8. Treasurer, and can be transferred
only on the owner's order. Coupon Bonds are payable to
bearer, and are more convenient for commercial uses.
Sulocribere to this loan will have th? option of having
their Bonds draw interest from March Ist, by paying the
accrued interest in coin—(or in United or the
notes of National Banks, adding fifty per cent, foe premi
um,) or icceive them drawing interest from the date ot
subscription and deposit. As these Bonds are
EXEMPT EROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE
TAXATION,
their value is; Increased from' one to three per coot, per
annum, according to the rate of tax levies in various parts
of the country.
At the present rate-of premium ou gold they pay
OVER EIGHT TEH CENT INTEREST
in currency, nod are of equal convenience os a permanent
or temporal y investment.
It is believed that no securities offer so great Induce
ments to lenders as the vatiouf descriptions of U. S. Bonds
In all other forms of indebtedness, the faith or ability of
private parties or strek companies otiseparate communities
only is pledged for payment) while s>r the debts ol the
United States the whole property of (he cuuutry U hulden
to secure tbu payment of both principal and Interest lu
These Bonds may be subscribed for in s6o uj
to any magnitude, ou the same terms, and are thus nmd»
equally nvaßipLdu to the smallest lender or the largest cup
itulist. They can be convert' d Into money.at any moment
and the holder will have the bemfit of the interest.
It tuny b useful to state in this *ouueclio tint the tota
Fundtd Debt of the United State, on which Interest h
payable in gold, on the 3d day of March. ISG4, was $768,
J 66,000. The interest on this debt for lho coming 11 ca
year will be $16,037,126, while the ca-'touis revenue in go}
tor (lie cuneiii fiscal year, ending June 30th, ISGt, ha
b>*cn :>u far at the rate ot over $100,000,000 per annum.
It will be Seen that even thu present gold revenues u
the Government are largely in excess of the wants «>t tie
Trees in i for the piiyment < f gold interest, while the re
cent increa.se of the taiiff will doub less raise the annum
n-ceipts fr >m customs on the sumo uiuouutuf Importations
(o $160,600,000 per annum.
Instruct ions to the National Banks acting as loan agent
were not, issued frorti the United States Treasury until
March 26, but in thu first three weeks of April tile sub
terdptiohs averaged more th in TEN MILLIONS A WKKK
Subscriptions will be iccoived by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALTOONA.
First National Bank p( Philadelphia, Pa.
Second National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.
Third National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.,
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositaries of Public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (acting as ageuts of the National
Depositary Banks,) will furnish further information ou
application, anti
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRI
BERS. mßyWmo
A JOINT RESOLUTION PHOFO
sing certain Amendments to the Constiulfem.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representative*
of the Commonwealth of Penntylvania in General Assembly
met. That th* following amendments be to tin
Cougtitufouof the Commonwealth, iu accordance with
the provisions of the tenth article thereof:
There shul| be an additional section of the third article
«.f the Constitution, to be designated as section lour, as
follows:
-Section 4. Whenever auy of the qualified electors oi
this Commonwealth shall bo in any actual military Her
vie*’, under a requisition froth the President of the United
State, or by the authority of this Commonwealth, Mid
• lectors may exercise the right of suffrage iu nil elections
by the citizens, under such regulations as are, or shall
be. prescriued by law* us fully as if they were present U(
llieir usual place.
* Section 2. There shall be two additional sections to tin*
eleventh article of the Constitution, to be designated a.-
section eight, and nine, as follows:
-Section 8. No bill rlmlj be passed by the Legislature,
containing more than one subject, which shall ’be clearly
expressed in the title, except approprtatiou bills.”
SECTIONS. No bill shall be passed by the Legislature
granting any powers, or piivlieges, iu any can;, where
the authority to grunt such jKjwers. or privileges, has been
or may hereafter be, cuufeired upon the Courts of this*
CommouweaUh. f ’
HENRY C. JOHNSTON,
Speaker of Me ilouse <f tiepresent'tites.
JOHN P. PEN.NfcY.
Speaker of Me Senate
Orncs or tbi Secretary or ihs Commoxwsaltu. i
Harrisburg, April 2b, I«>04. j
PENNSYLVANIA, S?;
I dohereby certifiy that tin* foregoing i
f qw, a ff original Joint l!e-olntk»n oil he Genera
I 9k*AE« f Assemb y. entitled -A Joint Peso u
s> -— tioii propoMUg certain Anieiidliieim
to tiie OnMilntion,” u« the saute re
mams <.n file in tins office.
InTeSTiMoXT whereof. I.have hereunto set my hand at >
c usedthe seal of the sh-cretary s office to be affixed, tb
day and year übwve written.
Secretary of Me Cua*numwtuU.
The alwive Resolution li iviu* i»eeii agrtsd tony* in,.
*.»nty / of the membersol ei'll ll>U*e,..l two sncceseiv
*-»*ioms o; ilii*G neral Assembly.ol rhi* Comnn nwealt
li<* prop »-ed HHO'iidaieitr wiii Ih-solimitled to tin- p.ojd
•*i' iiM-irudoi'lioii or.i’.j ctjon tm 'i'llr. 1 D
>AY OK AUGUST, in the y<?tr «»t • ui l«o d one tbou«ti><
i£bt hun r>*l mid sixty f nr. m uceor iiuce aitb (lie pi
• ioi>ii>s of the tenth ut iii'b* of the t;uiir*nmtio , and U.
ci < ntitl.-d -An Act pr-tcribio,* Itn* u Mini iniinti
-f mid. Hitting t * tin* pe«nd-*. for their a pr *v il and kiiu
• li "! <r r j 'ction. th • ) r<*tHin>d ain u l cut* to the c*<i
titnii. n.‘ a pn.v d the tuHtty-tidid day of Apn), on
U tight huud.ed utid sUiy-foui .
ELI SLI FKK,
Stcrttavp of he tumnontetiUh
April 27.-te
CITY MOTEL.
TYIMJfE, HLAIK VOLXTY,I'EXtf‘A.
LEWIS GIJCBLE, Proprietor.
H\ VING ])urclianeii tlie' above .well
kunvtti Hotel and refurnished (heitaiije with nett
airniturt*, 1 am now pre|iared 10 ucoiinunHbiiV.aU wdn» la
vnr me with t»»*-ir pHtroiiuge,- Fra? Omnibus to carry pu>
M*nger* < l»» ami from the lh-p.it. ‘ April At.*b».—ly
SPOUTS.UEN’S DEPOT.
JUST RECEIVED, A new stock ol
Fishing Tackle for Spring ant*'*, const*ting of Itod*
Keels. Luie«2lla4keU. SuuotK Floats, McU,
Ihut. Itigg. |i l.iue*.Out*'trass arid Hooks, to whicit th*
attention «i* (Dealers is jurticnlurly reqne*fed.
Orders, w.hnlesHlocr ieti.il, pnnctoMllyflyed and tati*-
faction wanituted.
1 JQfIXKRIpER,
mn2-6m 1 2d and Walnut, Philadelphia.
Hair, hat, tooth, shaving-
Paint, Saab and Varbiab Itraobea.at
■■ : «■ KBSBLGR* '
PINE AND LARD OILS, GAM
phene> Buniing Fluid, Carbon (ML at
. Jan,a.’«C*f] ; K KKSSW&-
HOSTETTER’S
STOMACH
BITTERS.
A pure and powurtal Tunic, corrective and, alterative, of
wondertal efflcecy in disease of the 1
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General
Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spirits, OpnstJk
i ution, Colic, Intermittent Fevers, Cramp* and
Spasms, and all Complaints of either Bex,
arising (Tom Bodily Weakness, whether
inherent in the system or produced
by special causes.
Nothing that is not wholesome, gcolvl; and restorstivs
lu its nature enter* Into the composition of UOSTKTTKit’S
STOMACH BITTKBS. This popular preparation contains
no mineral of nuy kind; no botanical element; no
fiery excitant; but' it is a combination of the extracts of
rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mild*
eat of all diffusive stimulant*.
It is well to be forearmed against disease, and, an for as
the human system can be protected by human meant
against maladies enjeudvied by an unwholesome atmo
sphere, impure water atidulher external causes, UOfiTKT
TEH’S STOMACH UiTTKUS may be retied on hi
guard.'
iu districts infected with fktt* and Ague, It has been
ouud infallible as a preventive a id irresistible as a feme*
dy. and thumauds who resort lu it under apprehension of
in attack, esittpe the scourge; and thousands who neglect
to avail themselves ol its proactive qualities l.i advance,
■vie cuieU by a very biiei cotbse of vlas marvelous mewl*
cme. tVv. r hu«l Ague pal tuts, Utter being plied with
imuiiie Jin* ninths iu vain, nutd b4riy; saturated with
amt dangeiouaalkaloid, ate hot ttulicquentiy •esluled to
ualib within a tew day* by iLy u»o ol llufiTi/TiAVd
dir ic.ua.
ihu weak stomach.is rapidly Invigorated and the nppo>
tiu- it-sbucl by tins agreeable lonic, and hence It Works
wound e* iu case* ‘1 i/Vspfcpsia Hint in ices continued forms
•1 i.vmuxsTiux. Acting Uf. gehtu* ami primes* uppeilei.t,
o» well ns upon t!»u liver, it also invunatily reUovaihe
■-o:»e>iip.vi Joa ituiH a ritidu<'ed by ill- guiai avrivti vl lhv db
uiid M-civlive o.guns. (
Pet sons ol lev bio. übit. liable foA*rr'»UJ| AtlucA'J, £oi0)IS S
J ifjfif'U mu) Pit* i<f Lu)iyuat\ Li. 1 pluinpt and pel mu*
mu relief H orn tlm UilU'-is. The u*umouy oil thispoiot
■* nuwl Conclusive. iiud limn both SeXer.
The .igony ui UiLUuVa touc is iminediiitely a Waged by
* aiugiu 0...-U ui ttie siimumui, anil by occasional*}’ resort*
ug to I. ihe return ut ihe complaint may be pi evented
A-.aUm. rul fume. llcfeTr.lT».it*d Dilir-liS produce
flivis which must bo exjierieucid or .Witnessed before
hey cat. In-fully appreciated. In cases id CoHs/ttafronu J
J'VLtnutufe Drcuy mid i>ebU)ty and becrepi*
tidu'.u.Miig it..in oilb Act. it I'ju-n ises the electric lutiu*
u- e. I n tnc convalescent stages hi all {diseases it uper*
•tea as a lii'bghtlul luviguiuut. When the powers ui na
ture* arc telaxed. it operates to i*e*euluijcu and rc-estuu
.lah it. {
hut not leu*t, it is Tht only Sa/f. Stimulant, being
imiiuliteiured from sound and iunocu<<ijs materials, and
•niin-iy bee fium the acid < U-iikulm present inure or less
in ail the ui'diiMi'y* tonics.and *loiimchi.;s ut'.theday.
Ao family medicine. Ims been So uinVcl Mdly, and,- it may
be truly added, dtwxtdly popular witty * the Intelligent
portion of the community, as ItoSTKTTKirs UriTLHS.
Prepared by UoaTVfTUU AtsillTU, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, tirocers and storekeepers every
where. i
lIELMBOLD’S
Genuine Preparations.
COMPOUND FLUID LXTUACT BUCUU, a PoiitU*
i*Dd Speed Uemcdy tdr disease of the Bladder, Kldotya,
Gravel uud Dropsical Swellings. -
This Medicine increases the poirerof Digoatloo, aod ex
cites the Absorbents into healthy actidu, by which th*
Watery dr Uulcereuus deposition*, and all Unnatural En
largements are reduced, as well as Paiu^dlafi^minaUon.
HELMBOLU’6 EXTUACT BUCHU.
For Weakness arising from Excesses,Habits of Dlsslpa*
tion, Eeariy InUi-tcreiiuu of Above, attended witbth'e lob
lowing symptoms:—>
indisposition tjExertion, Lots of Cower,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, Polo iu the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, • •
Hot Hands. Flushing of the Body,
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions' on the Pace,
Jbese symptoms, if allowed to on, which title modi*
cine invariably removes, soon follows
In one of which the Patient may expire!
Who cau say that they are nut frequently followed by
those "Uireful Diseases,” > v
M INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."
Many are aware of tbe cause ol tbeir sufieriqg. •
BUT3OSUHXJ. COSPSSS THfi ftfOoRM OP TQK ISSaXX ASVUWS
And Jmunclioiy Skulks by Conhimplion bear ample wit*
ueas to the Truth of the assertion.
The Constitution wee ujfectrd vith Organic NMdiets
requires the aid of Medicine to Strengthen and Invjgvrats
the System,’ I
which IIfcUCBOLD’a EXTRACT UCCIIU intariaUy dots.
A Trial will convince the mu»t septic*!.
FEMALE i—s—FSH ALES.
/« many Affection* peculiar (/> Females tbe Kjmuci
IIUCUU is uuequaJed by mu/ uthei* renuUj. as in Cblunwifl
•r Retention, irregularity. l'iUata)neSß,oi £Qppn-s?io.i ol
Customary Erai'UatiUlS,'Ulcerated Ot C'clnhuQs »ut«'oi
iiie Uterus LettchOrrhoea or W bites, rtWilliy. and fur all
-iiiupjMiiiU Incident tu ibe sex. * bethel* ai bdltg frwtn lu
liscrellou, HaUIU of Dissipation, <>p lu tbe
2hl*e no mart Balsam, Mercury\ or uttpUasatU Ut&eint
‘•>r unj teasaut and dangerous Uncases, I
atUUiuLb'S .bXIttACX bU( UUaND UtPttOTKO
Jldeti U Astl CUKta
secket DISEASES
At little Fjtpetw.
Nu i.'Cuuiteuteiica.
KLI SMfr'KR,
it ill) their BtHKr«.
* UW or uu cluugr in Diet.
Ami no £jpm\trt.. ,
U cau***«n frequent il.-cix uml xiv<* fttrei’gtb to trl
tlififh.v i.*»iiovih« |'MV«Miii|t hlid
. nniiji ."itli'tuo's «*i flit* Ur* tliru.iiiiayini( tiiflnui*
•mil 'll. m» in tjui iii ti< (hr vht*« ht Hint r&|ieliilig
ul i*'i.'onnu4. itututtduno vo wnU Juutter, . •
lUofv'.XUa (JIMS IH<*UoA.XUo *Ho H|Vlt ftlUtTStVlC'
IMa IiCACKa, Hliil ulj.. hnV* |«jltj tt€UVjf fAt* (*r bvcVml
ti u •»!»>•» i Kitue. lmVi r thuiiU lltejj mvrr <lt*ceiVr«l,iit«(i U|ut
.•u - ~l Mut.b>
treh drihl il|» lit *)*(«-hi t<i binik >■(!( 11l Mil
iU«U r..m «».u perhupi ujter ifarttugu
U«e llsuinauja Kxthact Uu|uo f.ic nil and
uk* UuKNA>*¥ wlirti>«r e*i»iiug in
• AEr. «»r Ke*i AhE, from wlntbjri-r ntu*> vmiuut.i.K *ud
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