Si:i| IN FO#lG*f ANI) m
|C pjtDWARE.% ■
i, JWOOW'.N WAtffljjj||»MS,
i # S V : ■ SHADES,
■i '■ ' ' DOOR MAT
iIJJO GOODS.
rki SHOE FINDINGS,
P COFFIN TRIMMING
!* TOOLS,
1 TORO OAORfrilfß WmROOOM:
RITE LEAD, AC., AC
Gu-xis in lys line will be fti
dirt notice, and allow rules for cash. - •=
■dins fttock of DRV GOODS on bund will b
lireroarkjibly luw prices, in order to reUaqok| '
iftho ' ‘
tVUboJi’s ••Telegraph Fodder Cutter."
T H E
ona Academy.
Will be opened oS ''
isday, ~oct. 12, 18&4]
j FOB THE TERM OF
VE ■M O N THS;*‘
I i . _____ ' ' ■ v •;*
' the branches. usually qinghrin snetf
1 will be taught in this. ‘ i
|BEY. M. C. WILSON, Principal. -f
Patton - . Secy
Board of Trustees. J
!kl. ’ •'
SPRING 1861.
RGUL Ai&p
ea?ore ib .issuing this my
i;uCuiri'U«li which! w.>ald informmyfrHhd*
f generally thut I liire just return wl "flfcm
Stock*!.
CAPS; *i,
to quality, color andcan
mt* nil olas^os.
bought an immense stock of
•TS AND SHOES,
f which ar« citymake and will be zuarnfr
*-.»rini»:ntH>f Lfwii'e*'and ChildPrnV Bhofijg
hr which, J am now offering »ta»«aU
•. price*. ■ ,
.viHlm greatly benefited by gwing thfltlhelr
cull ami examine wy rtock, as I W.uoafl.
all. * • ' ■ ~
JAMES 6, MAN?h MainAtfe#t*r V-/
, Altoona, Pa.
IT TEBBS! 'WM
N DEHSIGNKU WHHf «*>&L
c£a(e. on
a oi VQUNG FRUIT TH£I£S, liow sroifiug
•, near Altovna, conn-ding of- AppW’W&h,.
l rifot .ttiHl such other .Fruit Xr*»ar*
mi in a nursery. Sale irfO
■•(I the4th ot Xovember.antfxiWiiuieedßiitil
•d. l^S/TAYLOR,
• T -Ynrwr^eian.
ISTRA'f ( Hi 'S NpPr(’E r /-TM
;mhJ having' taken out
**cate of Chri-Hian* Wayne, lato of Altoona,
of Ulair, and etate of Pennsylvania, dfec'd,
i iitwl to aaid t-ainU- are notified to Call a&d
and , ull pt-raona uaviite .claim*
-t it** of said decedent are nollflr.duo inake
n- to the uufertigued without dvtaj. .
LOUIS I’LAIJK,
a nnini»trutor of Christiana Wayne, dec'd.
it. Of.*
iSTKATOK’S NOTICE.—
hvraby given that Letters of Adtnlniitra
of TAOMAS J- McDKHBUTT, late of
lip. been Kr*o*<*d to the. under
ig as aforesaid. All persons knowing them*
-d to said estate are requested to make lm*
it-nt. and Un>e having claims will present
y authenticated, for settlement.
-Caroline McDminr, - v
Administratrix,
LUTION OF partnership:
■e h hereby pi»en that the Partufrsliip b«r*-
■k iM-rw-tn JiIOKEV * CHERRY, Cabinot
L iNhrtitkeM, i>sv Ward,
W\t.-d by mutual convene. All persona Icdow
* iodvbtetl loaaidfirm wlll plfii** ctU aud
JOHN HICKEY,
ANDREW CItKHRT? -
«*k* aud account* ol' the firth lfa*
J Hickey, who will n-cdve nil
wy all He will continue tbe
26,156L-St.*
RIAL SCHOOL*—The wipfer
t
£a«.t Alt'tomi, will open on MbX5 A?xostf, * ;
itihued the oaual period, a? brretofoi*. -
: TO GAS CONSUMERS.
fTt*rs£t<mber 15tt.
t ICOO cubic feet. Ohs shut off if duu ara
J 0 iUyi presonution. ■ v,._.
By order of B‘>«rrl of 51anajfcr«, *
. B. Y. ROSE, 'JSec. rf
RE—A VALUARLE SAT
I riding borne. eight yenfe obf-w! -1# -
rrS-ctly wfa and gentle, will eland whluaU,, .
» tea afraid of a locomotive. Fold for want ’’
‘ H- D. ROKDKE,
M •'. Tyrone ,1%, . ~s
E D. —Three Blackraritfis' to
f Making, aud SIX OH MOKK.MFJiaa
lir.l immediately at Mann’s Axe Factofy,
. Blacksmiths can realiie from‘s2.so -ta
/rom.s2tosi*o. ’ Oct;,!,!*?*. ‘
li-j —A valuable Jot, situkte in
la. Forfaitber mfurmatioa inqUlreof
; JB. B. ncCRCM. •
fiAT, TOOTH, SHAVING
tb an*i Varnish Bnuhecnt
K ESSbKR'
ARE OF ALL DEBCKIP
ri’ceired and for side by
J. B. ItILKMjLr.
D IMPROVED STYLES
Value, and Carpet-Bag*. at f
LAUGUMAS’S.
HITE LEAD AND ZINC
Gnome. Green. Yellow, Pari, Green, dry
I fl-tf.'J KESSLKK’S.
.E—A BUILDING LOT
l roach Street, Altoona. Prio»,«2s.
W. S. BITTNER. ...
ELY ED—A Lot of jPrima ’
REIGAKT’S Drag gtara.
FANCY VESTS, of every
at ;
SSOKTMENT OF OVEB r
■foßO&at LABOnSAWS «
I) BOYS’ 00ATS, of *
oior.of rcpd qoAlitT. at
LACGnMAJWI. '
S PUKE WHITE LAjRD
indforaaleat . TfcllßlllST'tf T,
i’S NEW STOKE, com*** ■
ind Virginia Ste. . 1 .. . ; J/jil
ILESQF PA NT *
ru>«.«t LAn>K¥Air#r. ;'
AL iASSORTI^N^,
tfalr wA ClolUea Bruibw,’CmbH. /?.»
.at . -.1 XIVatUCAITO «3 4
ipErSMl^
i 4mMm,
STOILR, T!r*inU At., Alto Sm.
|UtOjW ititeie.
XiOCLAJLi ITEMS.
■7—
Union Blass Meeting!
TO .BE HELD
AT ALTOONA,
SATURDAY NOV. bTIL 1564, AFTER
NOON AND E VENINO.
A Grand Mobs Meeting of the
friends of LINCOLN and JOHN
STON, will be held at the time and
plade above named.
GEORE FRANCIS TRAIN,
whose masterly defence of the Union
cause, in England, in thje early part
of the rebellion, attracted so much
attention throughout the United
States, and who was a member of
the Chicago Convention, and has
since renounced the present day
Democracy,.will certainly be present
and address the meeting. Also,
HON. JOHN KNOX, HON. P. C
SHANNON, HON. EDWARD Mc
' PHERSON, PROF. DUNBAR and
HON. A. K. MeCLURE.
Let there be a Grand Rally of the
Friends of the Union from eveiy
Town and Township in the County.
Come in delegations prepared to
join in the Grand Procession of
Freemen.
A large and Handsome AMERI
CAN FLAG, will be presented to
the Election District (outside of Al
toona) sending the largest delegation
iu proportion to the number of Un
ion Voters.
[The flag can be seen at I). F.
Rose's department of Superintend,
cups .Office, at Altoona.]
To accommodate those from a
who wish to attend the
eeting, a special train will leave
| Huntingdon at-9 o'clock A. M., on
| that day, arriving at Altoona at 11
A. M., and return to Huntingdon
after the close of the meeting in the
; evening.
A special train will leave Holli
daysburg at 1 o’clock, P. M., and
return after the close of the meeting
in the evening.
BENJ. E. .CUSTER,
Chairman ofCJommtee of Arrange
ments. [Oct. 29.-2t]
Chasoe op Schedcl*.—This (Monday) morn
ing, the Winter Arrangement Schedule went into
operation on the Penn’a E. R. On this Schedule
thereare five passenger trains each way daily.—
The passenger business has increased largely with
in the past few months rendering the additional
trains absolutely necessary. The condition of the
road bed and rolling stock of the u enn’a R. R. i>
superior, at this time, to that of any other through
route from East to West, consequently it is the
safest route, and the travelling public know it.
This condition of affairs, is due to proper manage
ment on the part of the officers in charge of the
rood, with whom the Company, or no one else, can
possibly find fanlt.
Altoona Oct. 261 h, 18Gi.
Messrs. Editors.-—On returning from a visit
home, on last Monday morning, my attention was
letter inf your last’issue, purport
mg been ; «TiittQby a friend of mine. In
reply J ufodd W y that I think the writerf.r his
friendship, but would much rather he should exert
it in some other way than by molesting Mr. Val
lade’s pictures, at the corner of Virginia and Julia
streets, opposite my samples. As to Mr. Vs pic
tures, I have no objection whatever to having them
placed beside mine, for my success depends upon
my pictures, and ! am not at all unwilling to have
them together, as in that case persons can see and
decide for themselves whose pictures are the
Jharpest and most perfectly shaded.
\ err Respectfully yours,
iUtLBOAD Accident.— On Thursday morning
Sn e^ man > ■ German, named
•rtulip Kealor, was run over by a “ pusher ” which
was descending the mountain, near Mineral Point,
r * nd *° “'’erely injured; that he died within an
■hour afterwards. His right leg was broken in
two places, and the engine striking him upon the
hack threw him down an embankment twenty-five
feet in higbt, causing serious braises. The de
ceased was a resident of Paint township, Somerset
comity. An inquest was held by Coroner Flattery,
and a verdict rendered in accordance with the
facts.* —Cambria Tribune
County Relief.—The Relief Board have just
made the following new regulation, to-wit: That
no Relief orders will he issued until the last Friday
m November next, (25th) (and every last Friday
in each month thcieafier,) when the Board will
nte * and decide upon all applications
which may be made by the several committees,
either in person or by writing, giving the name of
applicants, number of family, their circumstances,
and claims they may have on the Relief Fund.
JOS. BALDRIGE, Clerk
Bto Potatoes.—Wc are indebted to out friend
If. Y, Anderson, of Logan township, for a half
ozen potatoes which near about filled an ordinary
W( *^ D ' an J which would have made n
*u ‘aem meii: for a dozen men. j They were the
iP*t are have seen this year, add were sound
t 0 fha core.
The DtmovfnT* dispatch from Leavenworth snvs
Price was below'Fort Scon, cloudy pursue.! hv otir
cavalry. We hint- captured it large number of
prisoners, irtciudiilg Generals -Marmadvke and
Cabel and several pieces of artilery. Ger>. Rose- :
emns was at Lillie Santa l-’c, twelve mil-s south
o! Kansas City, with infantry, on Tuesday night.
the border papers say the train
from" Fort Smith was attacked by Inelm hackers
south of Fort Seotr, 1G men killed and |uut of the
train burned.d About 1.600 refugees accompanied j
the train.
About onehl.nnUred guerrillas, under Captain !
Taylor, entered Marmnton, a few miles from Fort 1
Scott, at 12 o'clock. Saturday night, and murdered !
Cols, Knowles,, Rrown. Hawkins, McGonigie. j
Chadwick and Stout, cn route north. and old i
Squire Reynolds, and two other citizens, and 1
burned two stores,.churches, and several dwell- |
ings. c ■
The Federal loss in the battle of the 23d was 7<> j
The wounded were sent to Leavenworth on Mon- j
day. r I he Rebels were clrasotl all Snnduv night,
and constant lighting with their rear kept up. At
daylight titey made: a stand, and were handsomely j
whipped ngaiti; Most of the Kansas militia have 1
gone home. Martini law is abolished and business I
resumed. Five hundred Rebels, under Lieut. !
Colonel,McDaniels, crossed the Hannibal and Sr.
Joseph Railroad, near Buckton, on Monday, go
ing north. A strong force was sent after them. |
Advices from the fpper Missouri say Gen. Sttllv |
has gone into' Winter quarters at Fort Reiliv. ;
The Winnebago Indians arc in a starving coudi- !
tion. " !
The following is derived from an entirely relia- ;
ble source: Our .forces had been driving Price !
rapidly since A'r last account* be was !
twenty-five or thirty miles southeast of Fort Scott, ;
and his army routed and dispersed. 0n v Tuesday •
we had several fights with him between Mound" i
City and Fort Scott, in all of which he was badly
whipped, losing 1,500 prisoners and ten nr twelve
pieces of artileiy. Among the prisoners are Major
General Marmaduke, Brigadier General Cabell,
severed Colonels and other officers. He was again
attacked yesterday 1 moi ning a short distance north
of Fort Scott, anil driven pell mell in a south
easterly direction. . He hunted two hundred wagons
yesterday to pi»cvctit them being captuiv-d. Noth
ing is stated -'about the un either skL*. bat
there seems to.-be ho doubt that Price's :u:uv is
r'
completely demoralized and scattered. Tlic tele
graph is working|to Fort Scott,'but nothing was'
received in regard to to-day’s operations, except
that oiir forces still vigorously pursue. General
Steele, with heavy reinforcements, i at Kofi
Smith, with the •probable view of contestoig price’s
entrance into Arkiiusr.s.
churches, a meeting for the relief oi the poor in
Altoona and ncigliborhood, was held on Monday
evening, in the. bnhement- of the English Lutheran
Church. There wins a large attendance and much
interest manifested;
Ur. W. R. Findley was called to the chair.—
After an interchange of opinion in repaid to the
best method of;action, the following commiti-c of
'.Ladies were tippolmed to canvass the different
wards of the Borough, Loudonsv 111 c, ar.d Collins
ville,'to fjolieit and collect contributions, and to
ascertain the. number and coiuliiinn of the des-
titute,
Mrs. Thos. jM'Cauley, Mrs. U. 11. Mnuii, Mrs
Fob; M'Cormitk, Mrs! Jas. 11. Dysartl Mrs. Jno.
A. Spranklc. ■ ;
Mrs. E. Lewis, jilrs. G. W) Kessler, Mrs. Dr.
Cameron, Mrs;'A.III. Sembowur, Mrs. C. Miller.
Mrs. Dan’l. Price, Mrs. A. Ward. Mrs. J).
Stoner, Mrs- C. C, Mason, Mrs.'.l. W. Webber.
Mrs. Geo. Potts Mrs. W. S. Bitner, Mrs. M.
Runyan, Miss M. Longnecker, Miss Annie Timon.
Collinsville.
Mrs. H. Yon, Mrs. Ttropletjjn, Mrs. G. Mc-
Camiuit.
The above committees were authorized to op
lioint from their number an Executive committee,
to disburse the contributions received. Alter
Prayer by Rev. Wit). Mills, the meeting adjourned.
The above named Committees met on-the fol
lowing afternoon at the residence of Mr. Geo: W.
Kessler. After consultation, it was agreed to or
ganize a Ladies Union Benevolent Society, and
that an invitation bo extended to the Ladies of
Altoona and vicinity to connect themselves with
the association, by the contribution of 50 cts. per
year.
It was .also agreed, that gentlemen become
contributing members by the payment of not less
than 50 els. per year.
It was further agreed, that, for the present, the
Society would nieet 1 on eacli Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o’clock, in the basement of the English
Lutheran Church, for the purpose of making gar
ments for the poor, hearing the reports of commit
tees, and attending to any other necessary busi
ness. The officers for the present year, are
Elias A. Bonink,
The object of the above Society will commend
itself to the people; ol tins place. The coming
winter will be one of greater seventy than usual
for the poor—" For yc have the jtoor always with
you.” Those who are blessed with comfortable
homes often wish that the suffering and tire des
titute could bo sheltered w hen the storms of winter
approach. It is a feeling of true humanity, and a
precept of our holy religion that the unfortunate of
our fellow-creatures should Us insisted by those
who are blessed with a portion of this world's
goods.
This Societywill prevent, to a great extent, the
imposition which is sometimes practiced upon the
benevolent by the unworthy. The really deserving
will ite visited, andlhe claims of all will be ex
amined. It & hoped, therefore, that when our
citizens are called upon by the above named com
mittees, and. those associated witii them, that
liberal contributions will be made, cither in money
clothing,, or other may he of service
to the destitute. ■ ■ “ '
fita?“ Wc regret to loam that James Clark, Esq.,
Deputy Collector of U. S. Revenue in this district,
died suddenly,at his residence in Birmingham on
Saturday last.' He was a gentleman much esteemed
by all who knew him.
The Invasion of Miiscnvri
-f
St. Loch October -7.
Second Despatch.
St. Lons, October tiT
Belief of the Poor in Altoona
I’msnant to a; notice given in tin- various
XoßTit Ward.
West Wvud,
East Ward.
Loudonsvilu:
I'rfsideni —Mrs. Enoch Lewis.
Tice Prenidinl. —Mrs. C. Miller.
McCormick.
Secretary —-M rs. Kobt
Treasurer— -Mrs. G. W. Kessler.
Democratic Mars Mektdjg.—A. grand mas*
meeting of the party will De held ia
this place on Monday evening nexr, Nov, 7rh.—
We have nor been famished with a programme of
the arrangements, or list of speakers, but judging
from the preparations making, ir will he a grand
demonstration A grand procession, healing
torch lights, transparencies, campaign Tmierns,
Hags, streamers, etc., and proceeded by a chariot
containing thirty-five patriotic young ladies, dres
siml in white and decked with app v «>pnaft- regalia,
emblems, etc. and accompanied hv the Altoona
I>rn>s Band, will march through the principal sts.
of the town previous to the meeting.
I nion Mass Mef-iso.—As will be seen bv ref
erence to advertisement in another column, the
L nion party intend inn ing u grand demonstration
in this place on Saturday next. The speakers
announced should b«- -ufficient to attract a large
crowd, esjKjeuilly tJu- name of G«orge Francis
Iniin. whom the Committee of Arrangements are
assured will • certainly be present. Extensive
preparations are being made to make the turnout
a cteditable one. Large delegations arc expected
from a distance, and arrangements have been with
the Pinna U. K. for bringing them in and re-
luming them after tlu- meeting.
Tobacco and Cigar.-,
tobacco and Cigars,
IVdiaeeo and Cigars,
Spectacles,
S’avtaclc}-.
Perfumery and Notion', Drugs and'Medicine*
Perfumery and Notions. Drugs and Medicines.
Together with a splendid'stock of Tinsses and
Supporters and all gor*ls found in a first class
Drug Store. For sale cheap for cash at the Drug
Store of * A. Koran,
Second door from tiiej corner of Virginia and
Annie Streets, Altoona. ; ;
Fiuk 1 Firk !! —Do property any
longer to the mercy of the dames, hut go to Kerr
and have him insure you against loss by fire.—
He is agent for thirteen different companies
among which are some «»f the best in 'he United
States.
Altoona* .1 uly 21• r
A CARD TO INVALIDS
A Clergyman, white voiding jo South America us a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy f ir the
Cure of N’Tvouh W eartnVus, Early liccay. Disease;: of the
Uriniry ami Seminal Organ*, and the whole train of dis
orders brought on by ban.-nil and vicious habit*. ‘ Great
numbers haVe-been ;ilri‘-i<ijt curv«l by tbi« n(>f>J«* remedy.— •
Piomptcd by a de*j«- t - bt.;n-»U tu- atUi-red an-.! m.fnrtu
i mite, 1 will ■end the recipe f.o p* • paring ana u-dvgihiH
j medii iru-. in a aoalml envoi a-.e. c.» uny •►«»* wh<* needs it.
| Frtr of Charge..
, Please incloso a po'?-o dd mvolope. address'd to yourself
AdtUvas.
j Oct. *.), IBlU—ly
roi3 r a s’
LINIMENT.
1 . I) c .
IVENETL N
! A OKKTAIA CURB FOlt PAI-NS
• -tJL ANl> ACiIKS, uiml warranted superior to any other.
I Croup it pu-itivt-iy •nr-'- ; relief is absolutely tone Inime
' diattdy It is ux.nl. Moth v* remember this, and arm your
| selves with a butilo without delay. Croup is a disease
j which gives no noli.n . lif <|uently attacking the child in
i the dead hour of nigh:: before a'physician ran bo *uin
j ruoned it may bo too lai* 1 . Remomb.-r, the Venetian Lini*
1 meat never fails. l'r;ce iV. and f»0 cents a bottle. Sold by
j all JhngghN. Office Cortlandt Street. New-York-
•Presidential Candidates! —A spb:-ndid colored Engra
ving of Geop.gr B. McClellan and Areaii-am Lim: iL.v, (on
one plate.) will be sent to any address, on receipt of two
threv-cent st traps to pay postage. Address Dr. W. R.
MEKWIN i CO., G 2 Liberty Street. New-York.
E AILED AD AND MAIL SCHEDULE.
TRAINS Ai4.ILI V K AND DEPART
Unitimore Express West arrives 7.15 A.M.jleavea7*>n A.M.
PhitadtTa ’• •• 8.00 “ *• 8.2 u ••
Fa>t Lino •• •- 8.20 p. M. “ 8.35 P.M.
Mail Train •• 7A>O “ •• 7. 6 . “
Express Train East P. M.. leawa 9.40 H. M
last-Line “ 1.15 AM., “ 1.20 A.M
Mali Train “ - 7 <*o *• •• B.IU •*
Tlirongh /'■'oni. *• ■ 11.25 “ ** 11 40 “
Train* ot H')llnla3'Hhuri» Branch run to connect with
Express Trains \\ M.ul Train K..st and Wont nud Thro’
Accurumoilatim Train Ka-t.
Trains on Tyrone A Clearfield, Uruich apd Bald Kaplo
alley U. U. run to conned with Express Train West and
Mail Train E;iat and Wi st.
'■ Altoona, Muv ]>th. ISOi.
! MAILS AKUIVK. ‘
j Washington. Baltimore <t Harrisburg arrive at 7:*2(>, A.M
Phibiih-lphia urrivj-H at - ts : Oo,
| INrtahurgli. (through.)
. Iloiliilii>>lmrph,
; Wenteru Wav,
I Kapturu Way,
' MAILS CLOSE,
i Eastern Way and throuph,
i Wt>t*-ni \\'ay and tliroiurli,
1 Hnlli(i«iyt(l»nrgh. -
j Western, through,
j Ilollidjiyxburph, ....
j Eastern. through, -
; Office hour* from t>: »5, A.M., to 7:45, p.M.; on Snn-
J day from 7:46 to 5:45, A.M.
MAB.EIED.
; On the 14th of Ancnut, I'SOl. by Rev, Flenimimr. Mr.
i JACOB HOLTZWOKTH to Miss MARTHA E. WEIS,
i Both uf Altoona
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS
TAKKN FROM
SMALL AMBROTYI’S. CARD
PICTURES AND DAGCERRETYPES.
Pictures taken in all kinds of Weather.
NEW STYI.ES OF GASES
PHOTOGRAPHS
TAKEN IN ALL THE
DIFFERENT STYLES
A T
BONINES
i X ABA CGICS BVJLniXG.
DISSOLUTION. —Notice is hereby giv
vpft that the partnership heretofore existing between
! th»' undersigned. Jijih been ibis dny dissolved by mutual
| consent. The bocks and account* are In the handset Susan
.McMullen who will attend to the settlement of the bust
j nest. SUSAN McMDLUKN',
S Oct. 2'J. l-Sfii. KIJZAUKH! McMULLEX.
The business will b- continued by me at the old stand,
1 corner ol Airginu and Julia streets
Oct.2S. I>o4-Ul
E STRAY.—Came to the residence of
on the lf»fl* of September !a**t. a dark (SSSjS
IUUNDLE COW. with a white lace.—
The owner is requested t-ic-itne fo> waul, .
prove propel ty. pay oliat and
her-nway. otherwise she will he disposed®® -1
of, according to lajr
Oct. Ufi-1.-St*
VTOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
ADMISSION TO T!IK 111011 SCHOOL.—Pupils in
Schiml* ami others who intend to apply for admission to
tint Huh School are n ijU'-Htt-tl to meet tor ojckruination in
School Room No. 2, West Ward, on Saturday October 29th,
M 0 o'clock. A. M. Knelt pupil will brief; a had pencil
two sheet-of paper, Oktooil-h 4th Render and the copy
honk last No ndniinsinn can be grained after this
time, until January 21st. I?C,V
lly order of the Hoard
Tobacco and Cigar*.
Tobacco and Cigars
Tobacco and Cigars.
JojfKPU T. INMAN
•'■■'ati'.m D. JSihly Ilonfe,
New York City.
C:4O, A.M. A 6:50. P.M.
- • 11:25. A.M
7:05, P..JJ,
7.40, A.M,
•7:50, “
7:50, ••
■ 0:W, P.M,
6:40, “
7:20. “
G. W. PATTON*. P.M
SUSAN McMULLKN
SAMUEL WAIT.
JOHN. A. BAER.
Swretary.
Valuable Real Estate
A.T
PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber offers, at
Private Sale, ail Ida,real estate, situate as follows:
no. i.
A Farm in Logan Blair county, adjoining
lands of Kllis Bake r. James Hutchison, John Wyke and
others. about ouo and a half ndl.es from Altoona, containing
137 ACRES,
FA» iicn s of which' are cleared, under good fence and in a
b'yb -laO 1 of cultivation. ami the balance well timbered
with wlnte oak and Hickory. About 20 acres of the
Cleared land is meadow ~f tin- bwf quality. There U an
orchard ol exeeiie.ii fruit. The improvements are
LOG-FKAMK WEATIiER-BOAKDED HOUSE,
with Kitchen, Wash-house, Wood-house, Smoke-house and
i’ump-huuse a I under one rod', and very convenient.
ABANKBARX,
ooxso feet, with wagon-shed. corn-crib, Ice-house and all
oLlu-r necessary outbuilding*, making it altogethei one of
the best titled up farm? in thecmuitry. It is well calcu
lated for a dairy and has be« n fitted up for the purpose.
Tma farm will, readily rent at a pricy which will bring
ten per cent. «.n the investment.
no. s.
A house and on.', fourth of an acre of ground situate in
Loudoiisville, adjoining Altoona. The House '% double
plank. cuLialniag heven ro..ms- On thu 1 t are a Slaugh
ter-house, Hi*u-hou-e, Stable. Wagon-shed, and all the
buildings aud improvement required about a butchery.
no. 8.
A Two-story Brick ilonse aud half lot of ground, situate
on Virginia street, Altoona. The House contains three
rooms and iiuii, on first floor. and four room* ou second
flour. It is iu a desirable part of the town.
NO. 4.
A House and half acre of ground, situate in Londons
ville, near White IJall Hotel. The (louse is a two-story
fra jt\ Tbs ;<>t i-. '.••!! set with choice fruit tree*.
2STO. 5.
< A House and half lot of gionmi, situate on Rebecca
street, hast Altana. The lb>u-ie is two-story frame with
two rooms mi hist Il.ior and three on second Hour.
All the above properti.-a now rent at a ’frrice which
brings ton per cent, on my valuation.
Bargains may he had in all ol th>-so properties, as exten
ded lime will be given in which to make payments 3!y
object in disposing of all my property in this vicinity in to
remove to the West, and I do nut wish the trouble of look
ing alter affairs so tar tr<>m liome. or to have property
where I cam.ot see *o its care. For these reason* I Will
give bargains in'the above.
Altoona Oct. 29th—it.
Insurance Co. of N. America;
PHILADELPHIA.
IXCOItPOKATED !.N 1791. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITA!. AND ASSETS OVER 51, 600.000.
INSURANCE MADE ON WILD-
Merchandise. Furniture ami Personal Property
generally, on liberal terms, for “hurt or long peri«nls.
K.-pedal attention paid to Dwelling atul Contents, and
Farm ProjHTly. brick or Stone Dwellings taken perpet
ually on very reasonable terms to the In-nred.
I.o* es equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
DIRECTORS:
Arthur C. C- Wdljam Welsh, Francis R. Cope.
Samuel W, Jones, William E. Brown, Edward 11. Trotter
J“hn A. Brown, James X. DLksou. Edward S. Clarke,
Charles Taylor. S. Morris Wain. - U ill’m Cummings,
Ambrose \\ bite, John Mason, T. Charlton Henry,
Richard I>. \\ oud, George L. Harrison.
i ARTHUR G. COFFIN, resident.
Charles Platt, tertiary.
WILLIAM BUKIILER, Central Agent for Pennsylvania.
S.M. WOODKuK. of Altoona. Agent for Blair County,
Ufhces in Altoona ami HoUidayahnrg. [Oct. 15. ’tU-ly. '
CITY DRUG- STORE.
DC. E. H. REIGART would respect
fully announce to the citizens of Altoona-and sur
rounding country, that he has recently purchased the
Drug Store of Berlin & Co., on Virginia Street, opposite
FrbV Hardware Store.
Ills Dnu;s are Fresh and Pure,
and he hopes by strict attention to business, U> meHt a
share of public patronage.
Cull and examine his stock, lie has constantly on hand,
DRUGS,
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
FIXE TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES,
C\ GLASS PUTTY, PAIXTS. OILS yarxismes
CARIIOX OIL AXV LAMPS.
XOTIOXS, CIGARS,
and every article usually kept in a First class Drug Stare
PUREAvINES AND LIQUORS
for medicinal ixao. .
DOMESTIC GRAPE WINE—PUKE—WARRANTED.
' "• ivirsjciAys’ riussuiifTioys
accurately compounded, a all hours ol tho day or night.
Altoona, Sept. 20. ISbJ.
IRELAND
BY THE
GALWAY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
MONTREAL do do
Washington Line of sailing Vessels,
And the North German Lloyd Line of
Steamships sailing between N. York
Havre, Bremen, Southampton,
and London.
a*'-Drafts at sight, for Out) Pound and upwards, on
National Bank nmi Urunrhe*, payable in all the Cities
ami Towns la England, Ireland, Scotland and MTules, f.ee
of discount.
K. A. O. KERR,
Juno D, 19t>4-tf. ALTOONA, PA.
H. FETTINGER’S
General News Agency,
OAK HALL, No. 7, MAIN STREET
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERY, CONFECTIONARIES
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
TOYS AND NOTIONS IN GREAT VARIETY
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
October 24. ISOI.
W. KESSLER PRACTICAL
T • DRUGGIST, respectfully announces m
to the citizens of Altoona and the public
erally, that lie still continues the Drug
on Virginia street, where he keeps constantly
on baud, fur sale, Wholesale and Retail, DRUGS,
MEDICINES, aiKMICAL!?, OILS, VAKNibll-
By strict attention to business, and a desire to render sat
isfaction to all as regards price and f}o:ilitv, Im hopes t
merit and receive a share of public patronage.
Physicians and merchants Mipplied ou reasonable ’terms
and nil orders from u distance promptly attended to.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded,
S. M. WOODKOK. E. J. OsnORNE.
WOODKOK & OSBORNE,
Attorneys at Law Military Agents,
WILL attend promptly to all legal business entrusted
to their care, iu Blair, Cambria mid Huntingdon
counties. **
Collections for firms in the Eastern cities will receive
sped u attention, and remittances be promptly made.
Bounty, Pensions mid arrears of pay duo frem the U. 8.
will be collected in the shortest possible time.
Office in Altoona, 2 doors South of Po.t Office
Office in 11-dlidaysburg, 1 door West of Court House.
Sept. 24.
Hklmbouvs genuine buchd
and Dralie’s Plantation Bitters, at
Y >*l UKIOAIirS Drug Store.
TTMBUELLAS AND PARASOLS,
4J in codlcsa variety, at ’ LACOIIMAN’S.
Alt-*ona. May 1. IHft’i.
ON HAND AT McCOBJILCK'S Store
—A splendid assortment of Ifeadv-Mado clothing
fall and sec. ’ N0T.i25.-tf.
A UGTIONEEK’S NOTICE.
ill Tin? nudereigned desire, to inform the ntiaoni of
Alt ona and vicinity that l(o has taken out a licone, «■
Auctioneer for the 17th Distiict of Perni’a.
Aug 3, ’IU.-Om. JACOB BOTTKNBEBO.
READ, CAREULLA !
Someifiiugr Tiiterestfng is the Public.
BUY THE BEST,
IT IS CHEAPEST IN THE END.
YOI ■ CAN SAVE MONEY BY CAL
iug at one' at . • * ' ...
G. C. SMITH’S
One Price Store,
Corner uf Julia, and Harriet Streets, Eut Altoona, where
yoa cau purchase the bent of all kind* of goo. in iu his line,
tor the LuWEtiT CASH FRICK, lie has just returned
from Philadelphia with another New stock or Uoobs,
His stock cosiats of
DRY GOODS,
STAPLE Ann FANCY DRESS GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSW ARE,
HATS, CAPS, &C„ &C
He would eulicit particular attention to the new and
large lot of
BOOTS SHOES AND GAITERS,
all tiie finest styles of Ladies* Shoes, also Children’s Shoos,
of every style.
AS FOR NOTIONS, hideflesc mpeli
tiuu. in number and quality. They consist of the beet
stock of Notio a offered, such as Ladies’ and Herds'com
mon. fancy uud kid Uloves ami Hosiery, Boys’ Hose, Mis
ses' Gloves and Hoe.*, Belts. Ladies* and Gents’ linen Cel
lars. Ladies’ worked [machine 1 ] and Gents’ paper Collar*.
Cuffs, Bodies, Trimming*, Velvet .Ribbon, Skirt Braid.
Braiding Braid, &{>ool Cotton, Wallets, Pocket Books, La
dles Bags,Girdlw, lleadnots. Combs,CJolh and hair Bi u*nc«.
Tooth Brushes, Fancy Buttons, Perlumery, Hair Gils, Fan
cy Soaps, llo»»p fckirts, Carpel bags, fcuu and Weather
Umbrell ts.and all kinds Looking Glasses
'I ho above wit I be sold at Iho lowest figure for tush or in
exchange for rags or countiy produce.
He would ju-'t say, in conclusion, that all ha asks of the
people ot Alt ouavvho wish to getbargaius either in com
mou or thu most fancy of slvteg, notions, dry goods, queeud*
ware, £c.. £c., to favor him with a call.
Altooim, Aug. 2, IbGl.-tf.
READ CAREFULLY!
SOMtTIIINU INXKKKbTLNU 'lO TilE I'UULIC.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUK
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
THE largest stock of Ladies’ Dress
Goods ever brought Cu town ban just been opened at
lho *-Green Corner,” Last Altoona, and will be sold for
CASH at price* that defy competition. W<*are determined
that our side of tuwn shall take the lead, and that the
‘•Green Curucr” shall be foremost in the van. Ocr stock
of Dress Goods consists ol
0. B. SINK
Plain and Fancy Drews Silks, Merinoos, Palmetto Cloths,
Coburga, Fancy Alpacas, AU-Wuul Plaids,
Plain uud Figured Delaines,
Fancy Prints, and a great variety of ofher goods, of differ
ent styles and textures. In fact there i» nothing tho ladies
can desire for Wear that wo cannot furnish them with.—
We have also a large assortfimul of
Ladies’C/oats, Shawls* 13almorals,
rloop Skirts, Shoes, Graitei’s dec.
4S*VeH.aud we wore almost forgetting to mention our
large stock of <
Carpets, Groceries, Q clan sw are. etc., etc.
Everybody should know that money can bo saved by
buying Goods from us. Foe instance, we are selling good
Calicoes as low a» 16cU per yard. Muslins as low as IS cts.,
Brown Sugar for U cts. per lb., and good Teas for 90 cu.
Altoona, April S, *64. tf. JOHN J. MURPUY &CO.
\rALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
» PRIVATE SALE.
The Undersigned, Executor of Daniel Spricse. late of
Milford township, Juniata comity, deceased, oilers at PRI
VATE SALE, all that certain TRACT OF LAND. «ituaf
iu county uud township aforesaid, containing
ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY-THREE
ACRES,
more or less, with the usual allowance of six p.rc-?nt. for
roads, having thereon erected a
NEW GRIST AND MERCHANT MILL
with two run of. Burs, together with all the new and im
proved machinery tor, doing ,GRIS>T AND MERCHANT
WORK, with never-failing water power.
Also, a good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND FRAME
EARN.
ALSO—A LOG TENANT HOUSE,
with other necessary out-buildings. A large portion of
the purchase money may remain secured in the property,
ou which five years’ time will be given for payment.
■ The above property is situated about two miles from the
Pennsylvania railroad and canal,'and the same distance
from Mifthntown and Patterson.-
Any p rsou wishing to pm chase or view the property
can call on
JAMES B. SPJESE, residing on the premises.-
- Or E. S. DOTTY, Mlfflintown,
i- J. F. ROiiHKR. McVeylown.
• Or HENRY &PIESE, Executor.
. j • No. 447 North Third street, Phila.
AngJAsth-tf. ■
DISCOVERY!
Where to buy the cheapest clothing in the
! interior qf the State.
UNEXAMPLED DISPLAY OF
GENTLEMEN’S DKESS GOODS
GODFREY
CHEAP STORE, Corner of Caroline and Main Streets.
THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEA
huio in offering to the inspection of the gentlemen of
Altoona and vicinity, the
LARGEST, BEST SELECTED AND CHEAPEST ASSORT-
* ... MENT OF
SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL CLOTHING,
ever brought to this market. Hiegoodshavebeen
by hini*elf, from tables of the most fashionable merchant
tailors of .Now York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, and ibis
with fueling* of satisfaction that he can offer their produc
tion* to that class of customers who stand In need of fash
ionable clothing, and at prices’that cannot be disputed.
Ilia stuck comprises ail the most important, us well as
trilling articles of a genfleman’a ward robe, viz:
Pine Cloth and Ca*sfmere Coats, all Qualities and prices,
** £afinott “ “• •• “ «< •
Linen Dusters lf u •• “
“ Doeskin Pants, 4 * u 4i M
Fancy Casrimere and Satinett Pants, all styles.
** Jean and Linen *• “ **
Vests all qualities' and prices. The best assortment of
plain and fancy woolen shirts ever brought to this market.
A complete assortment of gentlemen’s furnishing goods,
consisting, in part of fine Linen Shirts, Collars, Neck-ties,
Su«pemk*is and Hosiery, also the beat and cheapest assort
ment of Hats in this place, and a large supply of Trunks,
of all qmiliti s and prices. '
The pnbiic are re*pt*ctfully invited to call before pur
chasing elsewhere, as he feels satisfied that he'eau please
them in every particular.
Altoona. July 20th 1864.-tf.
CONFECTIONERY
AND IGE CREAM SALOON.
r PIIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD IN-
X FORM the citizens of Altoona and vicinity that his
CONFECTIONERY, NUT and FKUIT STORE,i» always
upidied with the very test articles to he had, and in great
\ttt»ety. Jf w
XOE OR.EA.InfI:
•d the very best flavors, always to be had.
FRESH-BAKED
BREAD, CAKES, & PIE j,
alway* on hand, at reasonable rates.
U<? is at ail times supply cakes, candies. Ac.,
lot plc-nics and other parties. He Miviles a share of public
patronage, believing that be can render full satisfaction* o
all.
Roraeraber, hlsstoreand saloon is on.VirgiDiastreet.two
door* below Patton’s Hall. OTTO KOBBI.
Altoona. April 8, 1863-tf.
JACOB WEIS, , , , a
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, i■„ "““
_ ’ Ct'HK GUARANTEED t ADVICE GRATIA U
K Street, Attooka, Pa., j a,i-jre,, IM.er, for information ,o.
EEHS CONSTANTLY ON HAND i 11. B. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
BREAD, CAKES, CANDIES , 104 South Tenth-st.. bel.Cheatnut, PhiU
_ _ 1 , IIKLMnOLD’S M'dicat VepU,
ICE O !■<. K UELMBOLD’S Drug and Chemical Wurthon**)
AM) SWEETMEATS, of hi* own manufacture, which he! 694 BROAWAY, NEW YORK.
i» - j. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UNPIUSC!-
ai.lij prices, lit), fOUEUJN FRUITS, *nch »s FUKD DKAIAftS who endeavor to dispose of lhar ««*’
ORANGES, LEMONS, PINE-APPLES, :m>i-‘<uher" a >rputalvm attained ig'-
FIGS, PRUNES, RAISINS, NUTS, &C„ &C., ' * Beimh«w.Oam.u«
A«waye,on hand in their respective ataeons. .. ■ j u .• *4, Sarsaparilla, ’
OAKES BAKED TO ORDER, ‘ * /* Improved Hose Wash. T
for particular occasion*, on short notice and in Uie neat-.. *r; IV* • —v, !
e«t nod beet style of the art. . J£VKETWI|£JUfi.
Call, examine ahd’ price ray stock and yon will And ~ AM FsftgttftMfeLD'S. TAKE NO Oralf.f
it a« good and cheap** nan he purchased eleewhep*. ’ and send fiSrfc ■ *
J*d.27,lW. . / "’ jjtD ATOID IMPOSITION AND KXPOBTO&. a
WOLFS
HOSTETTEE'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS.
A par* and powerful Tonic, corrective and altfnttn, ot
woudcrftil efficacy in disease of the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.
Cures Dyspepsia, Uver Complaint, Headache, Gscond
Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spirits, Const*-
;atiou, Colic, Intermittent Fevers, Cramps »M
Spasms, and all Complaints of either Sex,
arising from Bodily Weakness, whether
inherent iu the system or produced
by special causes.
Notbiso that is not wholeanmb, genialandreetomlv*
in its nature enters into the composition of HOST£TT£R'B
STOMACH BITTKKS. This popular preparation contain*
no mineral of any kind; no deadly botanical element; no
fiery excitant; bat it is & combiaatloo of th* hi
rare balsamic herba and plants with the potest and mild
est ot nil.diffusive stimulants.
It is woil to be forearmed against disease, and, so fbr as
the human system can be protected by human means
against maladies engendered by-an unwholesome atmo
sphere. impure water and other external causes, UOSTEX
■fKU’S STOMAC^t sr BITTEKS ruuy bo relied 1 on as a sale
guard. x *
lu districts infected with >Vr«*r and Agutjii barbeen
ouud infallible oa a preventive a.id irresistible as a reme
dy, and thousands who resort to it under apprehension ot
an attack, escape the scourge; and thousands who neglect
to avail themselves of its protective qualities in advents,
are cured by a very brief course of this marvelous medi
cine. Fever and Ague patents, alter being-plied with
quinine for mouths in vain, until fairly saturated with
that dangerous alkaloid, are Out nufiequenUy lestoiedt
health w ithin a few days by the use of ilnsTKTTiLk*
HITIKUS.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appe
tite restored by lias agreeable Tonic, and hence it works
wonders in cases of InsrxrsiA ana in less cohfirmed forms
ol iMiiuLbTioN. Acting lufi guiitle and paiu.es.* appellant,
as well as upon the liver, it also (availably rvlievesttie
Constipation superinduced by irregular acliou of the di
gestive aiuf*ecretivti 01 guns. • - ’ T
Pcraoiwof feeble J*ablt« liable to jW nous Attacks; Lo%&ntt
pj Spirits and Fils of Dud prompt and perma
Dent relief Iroiii the hitters. The testimony on this point
ia most conclusive* and from both sexes. ,
The agony o( UlLLiuus colic is iuiiuedistoiy by
a single dose of the stimulant, and by occt4iou*i*y resort
ing to it, the return of the complaint may j<* prevented
As a General Tonic. UOST£TT£Il J S HlftrfcUS pryiluca
effects which must he experienced or witnessed before
they can be tuily appreciated. Incuses of
HVaAnm', Premature D*cay and ik-biiity and liecrepi
tnde arising Irom Old Auk, it exert ises tho electric ipfio*
enoe. lu tiio convalescent stages of ail discast-ti it uper
ates as a delightful invigorunt. When the powers ol na
ture art* relaxed, it operates to re-eufoico and] re-ettab-
U»h it. 1 - ■'
Last, but not least, it is The only Safe Stimulunt, being
manufactured from sound mid innocuous materials, and
entirely free from the acid elements present more or leas
in all the ordinary tonics and stomachics of the day.
No family medicine has been so universally, and, it may
he truly added, dsservedty popular w ith the intelligent
portion of the cummuuitv. us IiOSTKTTKU’S IHTTk'KB.
Prepared by UOSTkTTUK A SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all Ifruggists, Grocers and Storekeeper* every
where. \
HELMBOLD’S
Genuine Preparations.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BDCIID, a Poaitlva
and Sjwc4 Roraedy f.r disease i.f tLe Bladder,
Gravid aii(£ Dropsical Swellings. r - "..
......
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion, ai*£
cites thft Absorbents into healthy action, Ly whtelFftiS'
Watery or Cnlcetrcuus deposition*, ami all UuiatQnl;£B'.
largeiuents are reduced, a* well as pain and Itiflatutna(ion. i
HEEMBOLU’S EXTINCT BUCEU.
For WeakiiMs orbing from Eiceaas, .ilubit, iftliMiiU-' -
tion, Kearly ludiscro.iun of Abuse, attended wßßtha fcl
lowing symptoms i
Indisposition toKxertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,.
Weak .Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness ot Vision, Pain in theJiack, ’
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, flushing of tbeTlody,
Dryness of the Skin,... . Eruptim a onthoPaca,
Pallid Countenance,
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this.medi
cine invariably removes, soon follows
Iripouncy, Fatuity, Epileptic Fits; \
In one of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that they are Lot frequently followed by
those M Direful Diseases,’'
44 INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.’*
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering.
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS THE BJECO&OS OF TBS IN BASE ASTLUVS
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear ample wit*
ness to the Truth of the assertion.
The Constitution once affected with Organic Weakness
requires tire aid of Medicine to Strengthen and Invigorate
the System,
which Helm bold’s EXTRACT BUCUU iawmoWy doe*. *
A Trial will convince the most skeptical.
FEMALES—FtfALBS—FEMALE},
In many Affections peculiar to Females th«f
Bccuu is unequaled by any other remedy, as in Chlorosis
or Retention, Irregularity. Paiululness, cr Suppressions
Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scirrhous state o*
the Uterus Leucborrhcoa or Whites, Sterility, and for at!
complaints incident to the sex, whether arising from In
discretion, Habits of Dissipation or in the
DECLINK OK CUANtIE OF LIKE 2
Take no more Balsam , Mercury , or unpleasatU Medietm*
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
UELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCUU AND IMPROVED
KOaE WASH CUKES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stag**,
Little or no change in Dief _
And no Exposure.
It causes a frequent decUSaud gives strength to Uri
nate,. thereby Uemoviug Utfcinntions, Pieveiiting and
Caring stricture* ot the Urethra, allaying Pain and Inflam
mation so frequent in the class of dCfeases, and expelling
all lHxeasedaiut toomotd Hatter.
Thousands upon Thousands who hate bets the Vro
tuca or Quacks, and who hare paid heavy fetx t»» be cored
in a short time, have found they were deceived, and that
the 4 * POlSCV’lms, by the use of ‘* powsßftJL a&Thinoents,”
been dried up-in the system, to break out io aa aggra
vated fuiin, aud perhap* after i ferriage.
Use Helmbold's Extract Bdchd for all affectiona acd
disease* of the UUINAHV ORGANS* whether exUtlug to
MALE or FEMALE, from whatever cause uiiKtuatiux u 4
uo matter of IIOVV LONG STANDING.
; Diseases of th. se Organs requires the aid ofa DIURET
IC. HKLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCUUISTHEGKEAT
DIURETIC, audit* certain to have the desired effect in ml
f*sense* far xohich it it Recommended. ■ \
KvideLi >' of the most reliable and responsible character
. ill -.?• otnpauy the nicdiciue.
WUCK $1 TER BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR f 5.
Delivered r«s any Address, securely packed from eiwrti*
tinn
At tittle ExpeDM.
Mo iuconveulejjce.