Good Nero for the Unfortunate!
I THK WMCO SOUGHT FOR
DISCOVEKED AT LAS'
yOMpß^^lp^^DAYa/
caURGKEE REMEDY
•:! —ASP—
CHEROKEE INJECTION
Compoundedfrom Barks, Roots & Leaves.
LCfIBEOKRK REMEDY, the reat Indian Diruretlc
fun* all aUtmatm of the various organs, wicJim Incontiuu
«*c« <»fthr Uriue, Inflamation of th*»BUdder,;lnllamatlon
& thrtCftnnytt'Sfame In the Bladder, Stricture, Gravel,
gleet, Oauorrhiea, and Is especially recommended in those
'wbMftof Floor Albuajor Whites iufomales) where alt the
gld medicines have failed.
: ll tt ftnMiwl In a highly concentrated,form, the dose
Mlybttoelritnifiietotwo lea*i«*oufnU three times perday.
Itji.jfisvetfc and alternative in its action; purifying
and claaaidng the blood causing it to flow in all of its ord
inal purity and vigor; thus removing from the system ail
have induced disease.
CHKHOKBK INJECTION b Intended as ah ally or as.
flfftant to tin* Cherokee Remedy, ami ihoaid be nsed in
' conjunction wltli that medicine m all cases of G.morliaea,
Olaet, Fluor Albusor W hites. liseffect are healing sooth
ilng.aial demulcent: removing all scalding, heat, chordee
iieipiHnj instead of the burning ami almost uuen nrilde
paiu that is experienced with nearly all the cheap quack
ifujoctlods*
use;of the Clierokee Remedy and Cherdcee Injection
the twtr mvdlciuee at the same time —all improper dis
charges are removed, and the weakened organs are speed!-
, )y restored to full vigor and strength.
: for full particulars get our pampelet. from any drug
store In the country, or write to us and we will mail free
to any address, a full treatise.
> Price. Cherokee Remedy, $2 per bottlo, or throe bot
;l*sfbrs6.
Price, Cherokee Injection, $2 per bottle or three bottles
lor $6.
Sent by Kipress to any address on receipt of price.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
I>K. W. R. M ERWIN A CO.,
Sole Proprietors
j - No. 69 Liberty Street, Mew York,
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE
COMPOUNDED KKOM
9 I
‘ r« 3
■' OD «
■ ft
o s
: o 5
CHEROKEE CURE!
i All nn'aUiug cure f»»t Spermatorrhea,Seminal Weuknes*
Kucturtuil Eoiiiudons, and .11 deceases caused bjraelf-pol
|*itioo; such an. Lo*sof Memory, Utiiverbal l,aa«itiide,l*»in>
lu the Back. Dimness o Vision, Premature Old Age, W**»k
Jierves, Difficulty in Breathing, Trembling. Wakefulness
Brapllouson thr Face. pale Countenance, Insanity. Con*
kumptkm, and all the Direful Complaints ftiuved by de
parting from the vat i of nature.
; This fn&Hciue U a simple vegetable extract, and one on
which all can rely, as it Ims been used in our practice f«n
many years, and with thousand treated: it has not failed ii
4 single instance. Its curative powers have been sufficient
lo gain victory over the nn«t stubborn caseJ
1 To those who kuv*'triflud with their constitution until
they think themselves beyond the read* Of medical aid. w»
yonld say. Ikipair not! the CHEROKEE CURE will re
Slots you to health and vigor, and alter all quack doctor*
tare fkib-d *
i For full particulars, get a Circular from any Drop
4t«m in the country, or write the Proprietors.- who a 11.
Until free to any oue desiriig the same, a full treatise in
ttamphlet form.
1 Pi ices $2 per bottle, or three bottles for |5, and forwar
ded by Express to ali parts of the wurltl.
Bold by alt respectable druggists everywhere.
1 Dll W. R. MEKWIN A CO.,
J Sole Proprietor*.
lio. 59 Liberty Street, New York.
unu ulna tu inn taii.xo tu>
Hlixir. Elixir.
DR. WRIGHT’S
REJUVENATING
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
fUMKtti PIUiM PURI VIH TABLE EXTRACTS, CONTAINING
NOTHINO INJURIOUS To THE M"BT DELICATE.
; The Rejuvenating Elixir is the result of modern discov
•rW« tn. Uis vegetable kingdom being an entirely lie*
and an abstract method of cure, im-sjiecttve of all the old;
And wonv-oot systems.
j This medicine has been tested by the most eminent tued
leal.men ikf the day, and by them pronounced to he one oi
the greatest medkil dbenverie* of the age.
: One bottle will curetienerul Debility.
: S».« iIiSHM const Hysteric* in F'hUm.
; One little cures Palpitation cf the heart.
i' <rw d->4ei restores tile >*rg km of regeneration.
; From one to three bottles restores the manliness and full
Vigor of youth.
•i A few d»m« restores the appetite.
'I Three lw<ttlee cute the of Impoteney.
: A few the low
One ladtle re«ti*res memhl power.
: A few doses bring the r«e to the cheek.
i This medicine features to manly vigor an.d robnst heattl
the poor debilitated, worn-down and despairing devotee oi
■enenal pleasure.
Ths Retied enervated youth, the over-tasked mnn or
basine**. the victim of nervous depression, the individual
ifaffbring from general debility, or from weakness of a sin
jrte organ, will all fils! immediate and nenuinent relief Id
toe «seof this Rlhrir or £ss nee of Lift.
' Psces2 per bottle, or t tree bottles ‘ for $5. and forwar
dad bj bxprM, on receipt of'money, to any address.
SuU Uf all draggists even where.
Dr. W. R. MERWIN k Co.,
!*' Vjtrfatovs, No. 59 Liberty Street, New York.
CHEROKEE PILLS!
SUGAB COATED
IXMALX
Health
CKRXAES
fW fits StoMMl 0/ tAc /nxuranor oy
I - Jfepwhirify in the I <\f the hhmthly J'eriod*. ;
I They cum or obviate thoee nnmerotu' diseases thisf
faint irregularity, by removing the irregularity
liThcyenn Suppressed,Excessive and Painful Menstre
flo as - '•'■■ ,'
I They eve Oreeo Sickness (Chlnrosi*.)
,[ They cor* Karroos wul Spina! Affections, pains in the
hark and lower parts of the b«»dy. Heaviness, Fatigue no
tfiAtexertion.PalpiUliuu of the Heart, Lowtxpa of Suir*
Sick Headache, Giddiness. eti „*tc. ■ life
Word, brreWbtlng the Irregularity, they remove the cause
did with it All. the effects thnt spring from it.
I Onmppsed ofuimpte vegetable extracts, they contain
bathligd leferfoua to any oonstitblinn. however deiica e.
{half feeCthift.befog to substitute strength for weakness.
Vhfeh.whenpruperiyu'ed, they never foil t« do.
They may be safely n*ed at any age and at any period
Moot duringVtekrtt three nxnnVtt, during which the no
Mm#****'* drthdr action would InfaUabTy prevent
1 AH Wttervaeekliig informatien or advice will be prompt
If, frerlyaml discreetly answered.
7 full direction, acc.rn.pny earh bbz.
' Price, $1 per Iwx, or six boxes for $5.
j Pant by mall, free of postage, op reciept of price.
■i BoM by iiU reepactablC Druggist*.
i ; . i DR. W; R, MEWTN * ca.
pml>ri«tor»f't<o. 59 UUmv Street, New York.
j April 1.1 WM—ly '
TW’KW STOCK OF BOOTS & SUCKS
for Mm abA Boys, Ladle* and Mlmts. jn*t rec’d at
I LAUmiMAN* ;
VN HAND AT McCORMICK'S Store
ALTOONA, PA.,
Agent for Blair & Huntingdon Counties,
I"' II USE MACHINES AHE ,i l'MIT
to be the 1 est ever ofleVed to the public, t.otheh
superiority b satisfactorily established by the fac t that in
the.lust eight years.
OVER 1,400 MQKE
of these Machines have been f sold than of n/y other man
ufactured. and more medals Jinv© been awarded the pro
prietors by ditlerent Pairs and Institutes tflan to any oth
ers, f The warranted to do all that is claimed
for them. They arc now in use in several families in Al
toona, ami in every case tbeysgive entire satistactiun.'
• The Agent refers those desiring information us the .su
periority of the Machines. bfCol. John L, Piper. Ucv. A.
B. Clark, George Uawkcsworth, Bcnj. F.. Uo>e, and E. U.
Turner, Ksqr*. :
The machines can be seen and examined at thestore of
the Agent, at Altoona.
Price i>f No. 1 Machine, silver plated, glass foot an 4 new
style H niiuer—|tU>. N<». 2. ornamental bronze, glass fool
and new k.yie liemnier—sss.,: No. 3, plain, with old style
llemmer—s4s. ■ ’ [.March 21, 1801-tf.
A CASH TIHCE
FOR ALL OLE GOODS!
AS STATED AT THE OPENING
of the :
Unions Store,
the obiect ol the company je not to umb-rsell other store
keepers in u few articles itinf make it upon other*, but
'dnipiy to sell every article a| a certain percentage above
cot. lot that {UMCenlage bring the price above or below
that of other store*. by selling
FOR CASH ONLY,
w« arc enabled to place our percenfagH at the very lowest
figure, because *e have no lots* lu makeup.
We shall at ail limes keep,'the best quality of all artcles
•flered tor B alo. Our Consists a of choice sc*
lection ef
*nd everything in_lbe gr< c© y line
The 10-sl brand* of tt.’; horn tho Phoenix, Mount
Uuiutt and othet .Mills.
SUGARS. '
Pulv rizedTS cts., White 17, eta., Yellow and Brown very
fine. , r .
imr.etUl and Black Tout from 85 cts., to 1.50 per lb.
COFFEE.
oiluinispnrt Uio. Frnnklit* Mills ; Uio. Nonpareil Rio
EX- cl-'lo/, Dandelion, Essence.-Browned Kyo.
ivt if all kincs, Chocolate and Ocnu.
'isu,Utound AHum aiid Dairy Salt.
Navy U spun. Flounder. Cotigre&s, Natural leaf and So
lace Chewing TobiO~o, also a-good selection of Smoking
tobacco. ami Cigars. •
Frank tin und Loverlng’s Sdgar llou*-e apd other Syrups.
Hunch liaison* Bu cts. ■ Seedless liaisons lio cts., per lb.
Corn Starch. ' ;
Carbon 0:1 05 cts. per gallop. Candles.
SOAPS
R.*sin, German. French Castile, .American Castile, Saw
1 er’s and other Toilet Soups.;
Cream. Wine, Sugar, Butter, Soda and Water Crackers.
Keiir.u Biscuit.-
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Broom* , Hand, Dust, Scrub and Shoe Brushes. ;
We would call special attention to our Hoots and Shoes
»»♦ oiu stock is lre»h and seh-gted w ith great care as to
luality. • MAN AG BUS.
pec. £J, ISfiS. '
BMimiUM OF FASHION!!
llryinia St., Altoona, Pa.
I). Wi A. BEDFORD, Proprietor. •
''P HE-PROPRIETOR pp THE ‘ EMPORIUM
J[ OF FASHION” would respectfully announce to the
public timC he baa recqivl-d invoice of
CLOTHS, " t
casslmehes,
i VESTINGS,
and a general assortment of
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
Collars, Neck-Ties, Suspenders,
Hosiery, , Handkerchiefs,
Ic>, Ad-,
exactly .cited to this locality and intended for the '
SPRING AND SUMMER''TRADE.'
The proprietor nf the EmjKrium invites an examina
tion of his stuck, feeling cont|uenl that his shelves present
t gt eater variety of plain and ISncy goods than can
'a* s lound elsewhere in the country. An examination will
convince any one of tills fact; M
lie has also 'received the
LATEST FASII lON,
ind being a perfect •‘Cutter.:’ he ha* im hesitancy in say
ing that he Can make lip clothing in the fashion, niul in
v manner that can nut fail to prove satisfactory. It has
pused into a proverb that
Bel ford's the wry man tlut fan make.
Clothes in die fashion. strong aud,chcap
All that have ever tris him yet,
Say that he rehiiy cifpt Ik* beat.
Remember lb© place, Virginia street, first door above
laggard's Hall, Altoona, Da. ; fApril !?, *62.
ELIXIR !
Alanhood: how Lbsr, how Restored.
Just puljlivUcil.R new edition of DR. CU
ilmlmtA VbiiWhl.L’S CKLhIUCAThD KSSAY on
the radical tmrs mekicin«) <.f
OTMMr SpeRMAToIiUOU. or; semi .al ,\V eakhe**. In*
**tnntury Ca-minal Losses, IMroTUMT.*Mt;iUuI and
-•iil incj*j«*ci y. linpeifjim*nU'to .'laiiiHge, etc.; also, Ci,.v
•UMPTiuN, hpiLSTsT. and tiT.l, luctuced by aeil indulgence
>r sexual extravagance.
M&- Price. in a pealed ev«4opo,jouly 6 cent*.
To** ceu-biaced itui(i**r In this Mdnmuble e*sty clearly
•lemonstrab'*. from a thirty years’smxe>>ful practice, that
the alarming cti»ij!««-qm*nct*» oJ-Selfubnse tnuy be indicall*
cured without the dangerous use) of internal medicine ui
the appliratn n of the knife-*pchlting out « nmde ot cun*,
•t once pimple, certain and rttectual, by means uf'which
v*vvry sufleit-r, no matter whut bis condition may be, may
cure Jimi-cif cheaply, privately, and radic-dly. ~.
hid Lecture fthoUid* be l in the bunds of every
youcn and every man in tbu hiiid.
Sent under m*«h in a plafn envelope to any iuMro«s.
post paid^M u receipt ol ur two peat stamps.—
Addie* the publishers. '1 -
; CfIAS. >T. C. KLINK & CO..
127 Bowerv, New York, Rost office b<*v 4556
July XX ISW. h • *. | ••• .
REGULATOR.
Preserver
\ T USIC! —INST RtJ CTI ON S GI v EN
AT 1 on the Plmo-Forte .kbd Mehdeoii. by Miss M.
MIiMSMAKKH. Terms. sld per quarter. No charge for
the iue of the Instrument. on Catharine Street,
West Altoona. | ' fJan.lo.lB62.~tf.
AND SAFE.
Dental Surgeon.
OF PICK IN MASONIC g=w
TKMPLE, next door $o the Post
'PEAS! TEAS! IE AS!—FKITCHEY
1 • Is selling Tens miperior to ituy erer'offered n Al*
cooua. Tti»*y nre free of adulteration, coloring, or mix
ture of «ny kind. , s *
Boston crackers—a large
supply of these delicious crackers jn*t received
and for sale b* * VKITCIIEV
\ COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
i/m Gent’s SIIUITS—-Caasimcre and
Musiiu Shirt*—fiue audcoanje—vbite'and colored—at
! . IiAfIOIIMAN’S.
PINE AND LARD OILS, *CAM
phene. Burning Fluid, Carbon OU, Ac- at
I Aan. S,
FAMILY FLOUR, FROM
Jlbt Core. tln,i on bud »ud fur ul. u low
lh« lowMt by ’ ; TBITCEBY
ISP
R. A. 0. KERR,
BUT ONE PKICE.
AND THAT
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, SYRUPS*, SPICES
CRACKERS.
WM. S. BITTNER
U. S. 7-30 LOAX
0
The Secretary pf the Treasury Hres notice that sul>crl|>-
tkms will be recieved for Coupon Treasury Notes, payable
three years from Aug. 15th. 1861. with semi-annual inter-
eft at the rate of seven and three-tenths per cent, per
annum,—-principle and interest both to be paid In lawful
mpney.
Those notea will be convertible, at the option of the hold-
erat maturity, inio six per cent, gold bearing bonds. pay-
able not less than fire nor more than twenty year? from
th»ir date, aa the Government may elect. They will be
ium*! in denomination* of $5O, $lOO, $5OO, $l,OOO, and $5.
000, aud all subscriptions roust be fifty dollars or some
multiple of fifty dollars.
Tbs notes will be transmitted to the owners free of
transportation charges aa soon after the receipt of the
original Certificates of Deposit as they can be prepared,
As the notes draw interest from August 15, persons ma-
king deposits subsequent to that date must pay the inter-
est accrued from the date of note to date of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and up-
wards for these notes at any time will be allowed a com-
mission of one-quarter of one per cent., which will be paid
by the Treasury Dejiartment up -n the receipt of» bill for
the amount, certified to by the officer with whom the do
posit was made No deductions for commission!.. must oo
made from the deposit.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF
THIS LOAN. _
Jt 13 a National Savings Bank, ottering u higbei rate
of interest than any other, aud Ute best security. Any sav-
inga Imnk which pays its deposits in U. ?, Notes, considers
that it is paying in the best circulating medium of the
country, ami it cannot pay in anything better, for its own
assets are either in government securities or in notes or
bonds payable in government paper.
It i 4 equally convenient as a temporary or permanent
investment. The notes can always be sold for within a
fraction of their face aud accumulated interest, and are
the best security with banks as collaterals for discount!?.
CoßTcrtible into a 8u pw cent, a-20 Gold Bond
In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes for
throe years, this privilege of conversion is now worth about
three per, cent, per annum, for the currant rote for 5-20
Bonds is n«»t lcs-4 than rune per cent, premium, and before
the war the premium on six per cent. V S.‘ Stocks was over
twenty per cent. It will be seen the actual profit on
this loan, at tho present market rate. La not less than ten
per cent, per annum.
ITS EXEMPTION FROI TATE OR MfSICIPAL TAIiTIOS.
Cut aside from all the advantages we have enumerated,
a special Act of Congress exempts all bonds and Treasury
notes/rom local taxation. On the average, tlus exemption
is worth about two per cent. p»T annum, according to the
rate of taxation in various parts of the country
It is believed that no securities offer so great induce*
ments to lenders as those issued by the government. In
all other forms of indebtedness, the faith or ability of pri-
vate parties, or stock companies, or seperafe communities
only, is pledged for payment, while the whole property of
tho country is held to secure the discharge of all the uMi-
gitious of the United States.
While the government offers the moat Pberul terms for
its loans, it believes that the very strongest appeal 1 will he
to the loyalty and patriotism of the people. .
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits.—
Tho party depositing must endorse upon the' original cer
tificate the denomination of notes required, and whether
they are to be issued in blank or |«ayable to order. When
ftMMidorscd it must he left with tho officer receiving tho
deposit, to be forwarded to the Treasury Department.
StmsCEIPTIoHS WIU. be RECEIVED by the Treasurer of the
United States, at Washington, the several Assistant Trea-
surcra tuid designated Depositaries, and hy the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALTOONA.
andby all National Banks which are depositaries of public
money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRI
BERS. aug» 10,-3mo
FIRST NATIONAL STORE
OF ALTOONA,
15 THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED ET J. S. HILLMAN.
J. \V. C U U UY,
WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY
T ▼ inform the public, that he has purrha.-cd J. B.
KILkMAN‘B stock ot Dry (W»ds. Groceries, &c.. and will
.'.mtinue the bn-dnaa* at the old stand.
To the stock purchased from Mr. 11.1 have jnsc added
a targe and select assortment of
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE, QUEEIiSWABE,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
GROCERIKS,
FINE VARIETIES OF TOBACCO!
And in fact everything usually kept in a first class conn
try store, which was bought low for ciodi and «ill be sold
at corresponding love nricea for cash or country, produce,
-«tin) request tup public to give me a call before pure taking
elsewhere, feeling satisfied 1.-can' offer superior induce
ments to cash buyers.
Altoona. April 27.-tf
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
THE undersigned respectfully announ
ce« to the citizens of Altoona and vieinilv that he
CLOCE, WATCH and JEWELRY
establishment in the room formerly occupied by Dr. CM
•lerwooil. in Vitginla street, between Julm nnd Ca oline,
where he will keep on bund a tine assortment of gold and
diver watches, docks of all styles, and u handsome assort
ment of jewelry, gold pens ami pencils, sjwctacles. Ac.
Particular attention given to repairing clocks, watches
and jewel fy]
Bv selling for cash only, at’the smallest advance on first
cost he feels sure tint he can please all in price as well as
quality.
ap9-tf
W. M. LLOYD & CO.,
ALTOOIfA, PA.,
JOHNSTON, JACK & GO.,
HO f.LID A YSBUUG, PA.,
- (Late “ Bell, Jo/imton, Jack Co.”)
DU A FT S ON THE PRINCIPAL
Cities, and Silver- and Gtdd for sale. Collections
made. Moneys received on deposite. jiayabie on demand,
rrithbut interest, or upon time, with interest at iairrataa
Fell. 3di 1869. v
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Altoona, Blair county, Pa.
OFFICE on Main street, front of his
chair shop, one door Fast of the National Uotel.
apiMf
RAGS! RAGS!! RAGS!!!
r'IASH paid for RAGS, at .'BABY'S
MILUNKRY STORK, Virginia Bt., Altoona;
Jnna, »,38M-ly-
TIME AND BEAUTY!
BANKERS,
JOHN D. SPEILMAN,
Life Insurance and Trust Co.
/ COMPANY'S BUILDING’ Southeast
\J Corner of,Walnut and Fourth Streets, 1 bilad’n.
Authorized Capital,
Paid" up Capital,..,
Assets,
Incorporated 1850, by the Legislature of Tennsyl-
Insures Lives during the Natural life or for short terms,
grants imnuitie* and uMiowim-nt*. and makes eoiiliacts of
all kind? depending on the iviiiea of iito^
bolides of Life Insurance i-.-ned at the usual mutual
rates of other ptKxi comparne*—-wirb profit* to theH?*»nred
—last Boxes January, 1861. being -Li per cent, of nil pre
miums received on mutual policie*— at Joint Mock rates,
20 per cent less tlian the nl*ove, or Total Abstinence rates
40 )>er cent. less tli'un Mutual price. Also, a
NONFORFEITURE PLAN,
By which a person pavs for 5,7, or 10 years only, when
tiie j*d»cy is pit id up for Life, and nothing mot e to pay ;
and tdiuuld he be uuahle,' or wish tp difCoutinue sootier,
the Company will tsMitTa Paid up Policy*, in proportion to
the amount of pivmium paid, us follows:
Ou a Bolicy of $l,OOO,
after payment of
1 Annual Bremium. for
4. “
ALEXANDER WIIILLDtN, President,.
SAMUhL WORK, Vice Breaideut.
.John S. Wilson, Secretary.
BOARD of TCINTXES.
Alexander WhilMiu, Ji Edgnr Thomson,
lion. das. Bollock, ILui. Joseph Allison,
Albeit 0. Roberts, Jonas Bowman.
Samm-1 T.- Bmline,
• George Nugent, John Aiktnau,
William J. Howard, Chari- s F. Ileazlitt.
Samuel Work.
Any further information cun be had by applying to the
undersigned, who i?Ghe authorized agent for HlairUonnty.
July 81. 1802 ly K. A. 0. KERR.
CHANGED HANDS.
EXGJELSIOIi
Hat & ajt) Stop©.
THE UXDKItSIGNEI) WOULD IN
form the public that he h ’8 biken charge of thi* es
taidDhiuent. heretofore owm-d by Je-se SmUli, where he
hii!i now mi hand a huge and vari- d a*sortinent of . _
FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
HATS, M GALS,
MISSES AND CIUEDUEN’S FLATS;
ily» -lock has been selected with great care and embra
ces every color, shap- and quality, for the accommodation
of grave or gay. old or young, rich or poor.
Ail he aHk» is an examination <d' his ?tock, feeling sure
that lie can pb-a-e the iUo?t fastidious.
Ang. 17. X-sOD-tf. I>. W. ALE.
JACOB SNYDLK, TAILOR,
The Hero of One Hundred Fits per Month I
I would respectfully set
forth my claim to public
attention, as a Fashionable
Tailor as follows;
Because 1 keep an excel
lent assortment of Cloths.
Caseinieres, Vestings and 1
Trimnlinga. which, when
exainlned.always pleeso.
Because hiy w«uk , is
made up in a manner that
takes down the country
and gives all my customers
u city appearance.
Because 1 am not inferior
a< a Cutter to tie- b.-sl-to
be found anywhere.
- Because long experience'
In my business giv-c • no*
entin* control ever 5 ; and
3 am not dependant upon
any one tolift me out of
the suds.
Because I am still on the sunny side of forty, and there
foie my taste as a Cutter and work man unimpaired. ~
Call on me. In tin* cmner room ..f n )t * ••Brant House/*
Give me a trial and y««u will go away pleaded.
Altc-na. May ' JAC«»B SN'YDKK.
lyA'i’KNT KUROSENE Oil CARBON
.1 •'OIL LAMBS;
Unrivaled in JSeati /?/, ’Simplicity/ Str/efj/ or Economy.
Kvw.y person desiring t<> obtain the very best and cheop
eet |*v,table light within their reach, should call at the
store jfthe undersigned and examine these Lamps before-'
purchasing eUuwhere, and we pbdge ourselves to demon-
Htnito
Ist. That NO ACCIDENT can occur by explosion.
2d. That they emit no offensive odor while burning.
Bd. That they art* very easily trimmed.
4th. That they are easily regulated to give more or less
light.
sth. That they burn entirely free from smoke.
Oth. That the light is at least 50 jwr cent, cheaper than
any othei light now in c .union use.
These .lamps are admirably 'adapted for the use of Stu
dents, Mechanics. Seamstresses. Factories. Halls. Churches,
Stoies, Hotels, and are highly recommended for family u»e.
The burner of the Carbon Oil Damp can be attached to
old side, hanging and table Hind and oil lamps, at a small
expense, and will answer every purpose of u new lanp.
\Ve guarantee perfect satisfattioti in all rases.
Aug. 19, 1858-tf.] G. \V. KESSLKK.
I,'XOHAXGK HOTKL.—THE SUB-
J[_J SCKIBKU would respectfully in
form the public that he has recently re- A
fitted the al*)ve Hotel, and is now pre
pared to accommodate his friends
patrons in a comfortable manner, and
wi'l spare no pains in making it an agreeable home tor alt
Sojourners. His Table will al ways be luxuriously supplied
from the markets of the country! ami cities, and his Bar
filled with liquors of choice brands. His charges are as
reasonable as those ofanv othUr Hi-t.-l in the place, and he
feels satisfied they can not be coiqplaim-d of by those who
favor him with IheiV custom. Expecting to receive a -hare
of public patronage, and fully intending to deserve it, he
throws open his house to the public and invites a trial,
I have just received a stock , f No. 1 French Brandy,
for medicinal purposes;
Also a large *Mck of excellent Wines, fur medicinal pur
poses, together with a lot of the V ,t old Bye Whiskey to
be found in the country.
Altoona. May 27.1 *59.-1 y] JOHN BOWMAN.
SOM ET HINGAE W.
r FHK SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST
J[ returned from the east wiuire he Juts purchased a
very large and flue stock ,of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BROGANS, G-AITKRS,■&(.!., '
which he is prepared in offer to fin-citizens of Altoona and
vicinity at Very low prices. Having purchased direcftroiii
themanufacturers for cash, he i* prepared to sell at,j.r;lCes
tlwt will defy competition. . All that he a-ks i* tlrit the
people will call and examine his ktock before purchasing
elsewhere. .
BOOTS and SHOES made Co order on the most rea
sonable terms. Almi. ri pairlug piomptly attended, to. .
Don’t forget thu place, two do*.rs below Ufflce.
dan 3. IKdl. M. THOMPSON. A/rnt,.
Ty ATION AL I'OLUIL GAZETTE.—
JL i This Great Journal of Crime and Criminals is fn
its Twejtth Year, and is widely circulated throughout
the Country, It contains’all the Great Trials. Cnmina
Cases, and appropriate Ediioria’l-ren tliesome.togetherwith
information uu Criminal Mattoni, not to be found in any
Other uew’spaper.
. Subscriptions $2 per annum; $1 for six months, to
ue remitted by subscribers, (who ttboijM write their name*
and the town, county and tftnte where they reside plainly.)
To G. Wj MATS ELL & S CU.<
Editor A Prop’r. bf New! York Polite Gazette,
15-tf] i •• iVe/e V'trk City -
SAMUKL SMITH,
CITY H;OTEL,
TYRONE, BLAIR COUNTY', PENN‘A.
| LEWIS GIEB Lip, Proprietor.
HAVING jmrchaseij (lie above well
known Motel a'nd refurnished t!ie same with new
' funiiiure, 1 am now prepared bj mToiannelale all-who la
! vor me with their palmnace. Five Omnil.n. to can v pas
. senirers toan.l iromtlie n,.|s,t. April so. ’ftl.'—ly.
;/YKEAT UKIiMtN insuiiance
! -V.A -VXD TUCST COMl'ANY.—lnsurance on Heal or
i, personal property will ho elicited on the most re-asoliable
' terns liy their agents in Altoona at his office in Anna St.
i March 17. 1869. Jllll \ isiji >KM Al( Kli. Ami.
i T KVI’S PKKPAUATIOX rOK KX
: J J terminating HATS. MICK. lIOACIU'.S.. ANTS V.ul
with- at d-tiMit-r in its u»i* under anv circmiiKtiin
.! eef * f'»r Srtlent the DiStoru of (J. W. KLSSLKH
: Jan. 24, t 5O-ts]
HB/linijsuTn~'
• DENTIST..
I Office on Cttr<»Hn« hpcwmi
I Vtrtrhiia and Krnlua fttrerts. Aljonmv
j < LL KINDS OF PRINTING
j X neatly aiid expeditiously executed at the
“ALTOONA TRIBUNE” OFFICE.
AMERICAN
vtinia.
5 Year 7 Year 10 Year
rates. rates. rates.
s2tKi 00 $142 85 SHH> d 0
4 ,: (| O 0 285 70 200 00
800 Oil 571 4d 4**o 00
Bp7 10 ‘ €«Ki 00
—-i_ -800 00
11. H. Kldrldge
DYSPEPSIA!
A CURE WARRANTED.
$500,000
250.000
1,897,746
Dyspepsia has the j'Ulovnng itymptomi,:
Ist. A cubstuul puiu or uneasiness at (he p f - > ihe
sumach. . •
2d. Flatulence and Acidify.
2d. CtvHUYtMtSs *tiU Uo*? ea Ap|«*tlts. !
- 4tli G lyoin aud Di p« fv*K»n ei fipints.
Ctii. Lu:tc\lue i, with griping.
Otic Baih'in ull pails id Ihe System.
7th. Consumptive fiymlotn* uud Palpitated; of the
Heart.
Mh. Cough, witli Phlegm in the Throat.
hih. N.-rv.jiise Affection. and want of alee), ul might,
loth. L<w> of Appeli.c and Vomiting. •
lUh. Dizzim.-**, Wimness.ol Vision and Loss iff Mght.
12Ui. IKad-ichc and fitaggniugm walking, jwith great
We.Uilies.
Cut of the th' usjuul of cases of Dyspepsia that have used
Dr. VV i.-iimvt’s Great Atnericau Dyspepsia BiljN hot one of
them has luiU Uof » perfect cute. We warrant,a'cure in
every ciif*e no matter if of twenty-years stand.ug. ' toldby
all druggists eveiywheiv, uud at Dr. W i-imil a Glfiice. No.
Id, N. second blreel, Philadelphia, Bh. All examinations
and coiinu tatioin* tree of field Lira circular.—
Puce $1 per box. Sent by luutl.lrnuol chargejon teceipt
of money.
DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA,
I,Eijiaultu Buanso.n. of Braully wine, Del, formerly “I
Old Chester, D. L. do certify'ihe-t, lor one y ear and it bull I
Buttered everything but death from that nwluly»iavtu-»ecal
led Dvepepsar. Aiy. whole eystein wa* powiruted 'with
weakile-s and nervuu* debility ; 1 cmihl Uovdigrft my 100-i;
if 1 ale even a cracker or the smalient uinountjof U
would return ju-l as 1 ©wallowed it; f so c-'ahvr
in my bowels unit J. w ould not have a pas.-age m ices than
join and uitji eight day*; under iliD imfm-iKie ©nl
iViing. niy mind seemt-d cutueiy to j;ivc w|ay. 1 huu
dica-lul hunor and evil loiebomugs. J thoitj-ht every
body iiated me and 1 haled t-veiyb.«iy; I u.uitd not beat
my husband aor my ow n children, everything ap)K.-;ired hi
be ln-i i\.i ©tnckeit to tin- ; 1 hud no uuihiu.-u’ to do any
thing; 1 IOSI tut my luVe of Uindy and home; I Woiijfd'
lamolw ami waml -r Iroiu j»l«ce to p.ace, hut Could not'b*
contented ; t felt that 1 was doomed to iieti. and that tlteia
wa* iio' heuveu for and wao oiien lempled- to commit
siitcidc-.'-eo near was my whole nnvau sy.-j.eni deslioyen,
and ahii my iniini. from that awuil complaints Dyspepsia,
tiiai my Heads though; best to have me pißceil tn Di
iiu kbride’s llospilal. e»t Piiii.olelidiia ; i reidained fheir
nine wicks, und >m<ugh 1 was a little better. s>u; in a lew'
days niy du-a ilul cuin|damt was iaging as bail aa evei;.—
lleiinngof the woimei ml cure* pel loniied by tif. \\ ishurt’s
Great Aim-iii s»n f»y.-pvpsi.i f’.Jis and hi* treatment tin
Dyspepsia, my husband Called on Dr, \> Staleu
my case to him. lie ©aid Im had no »lui.bl he; could cm c
in-.-, fio in yhree days ail i 1 caUed and placed myselJ Uli
del tm* Doctor's treatment, and in begun
dige-t my lodiKami Jell that my disease WiiSjlasl giving'
w..y.alid 1 Continued to U cover h.-r nbulit lllfee months,
and nt tue present time I enjoy perlcct heals h bf body am.
nnml.iiiid i most .sincerely retuin my th .nkii In a mcict
till God and Dr. VVisiiait. and to hi* urc.«t Aideilean Dy»-
p--ji*ia Pills and I’nm live Tar Coidiai thait saved im
I roll i an insane A*yium,a preinalme giuve. ’Ail )»et>mii
hU'tfei mg with Dyspepsia areal liberty to call on me u*
w rite, a* 1 am wilting to do ail tue go--d I cun lor sullet
iug hmuanity. EuzviifcTU hitANsoN,
'Brandywine, Del., formerly of uid Clies*te|:, Delaware
County, i J a.
DYSPEPSIA 1 DYSPEPSIA!
I, Moses Todin, of Cheltenham, Montgomery county
Pa,, have suffer* «j for more than one year, everything bu.
death from that awful disease callc*l Dy*p*-pHiu. 1
employed io that Lime Uve o( the m>>at eiumeld pitvaiciun
in rliiiadelphi.t, They did all they coubi Sot me w uli imu
iciius Hint cupping, but still 1 wit» no netter. "l.ih-.-n went
l.» the Penn.-y iv.iuia Littveoiiy, in order to place my.sei
in reach *>l ti-e beat ine.iical tub-nt* in tin- country, hu
their iiicijicinos l.ated to do me any gou.i. uadi olteiitime
1 wished lor drain to r lie\e me *d my Mlffei logs. blit .set •
ing.Dr. Wishart's mivertisemeul in the Philadelphia Bn.
lelm. I o'etrl'mitud t,I t».\ once mule, but With: little faith
1 c.i 1 led mi Dr, U iduo-t, and told h.in it 1 c«>n|U have *|ie*
1 would out have trocb.ed him. hud th«*U jeliited my Mli
l«iing> lohim. The Dm tor uaeured me if he Ailed loom
UK* o! i>y -[tejK-in it aulTa be the 111 .-feu e in I Wo* y wti s, m
I put mys<h undei-hi. I* ntuiviitmud although" for mouth
vomiting oeaily all late, my stomach sweileti with win*,
rtud hi ' d with pain h y> nu description, I bought a box «
his by>i«-psui i'jUs. i used them us and in tel
days 1 could eat as m aity a im al an any person iu *Jj
tiut*' of I vnn>y i\arii.>. am in Uiii ly Jay & w uvu well mm.
I invite any person s.lde* mg ll> I will to call iuid nee m
aud 1 wul relate my • oiler'mg ami the great cure -1 r* ecu
e*i. I ivviibi »ay to ul i ysp. ptics, eVt-rywhoie, tha; Di
Wishail is, T t elievr tie.; only person on the; earth that
can cure Dyspepsia with . uy degree of certainty.
Must? rows,
i ; ekenliam. Moutg mely »0.. Pa
Df. AVidiarUs Gfll ’e, .No. 10 .North CecoiiU street. Glfiri
hours from JA. >l. to 0 P. M. AU exaiutualidus and con
sultations free.
A POSITIVE 6URE FOR DYSPEPSIA
HEAR WIJA f MB. Joil.\ Q. BADOoCK
No. 1025 OUVE I
Philadelphia, January 22d,:1862. /
Dr. Misuari*—Sir -ii » wun much pleuMife u»h. J an
now able to nitoim ymi tint, by the use jf;y*.ur grea
American Dyspepsia P'.IK i have i ee*« entirely omvil n
that most di>tre>siug c»-omi u< t, Dyspepsia, ii. nod heel
giievoiis.y ultlicted tor .In la.t iwvftj-cighi; year.-, am
for ten years o» that time nave lot i.-reu :reo dote its pah
one weeg at a lime. I have Mad i. ii. iiv w ,»i*s. feim am
have dragged on a mu*t mUera‘.»:e in p.tiu da,
and night. Eveiy kind of R* d tint 1 ,iu- ffiLodine will
wi..d umi pain, it mattered not hou .ight, or hbw smai
the quantity. A coiuiuued belchiog was sure! to loiio tf .—
1 hud no appetite lor unykieisot meats winterer, an
my Unsfres- was :-o great Pii*several unmtlier leitute 1 heart
ol your Pilis, that 1 Irequeuliy w shed loi deiin. 1 hui.
taken evtuydiiug that 1 iiad beard ot tor Dyspepsia, with
out receiving any neiictit; but on yvur Pill- being rt-coui
nietnied to me by one w ho had been cuivd by them. 1 con
eluded to give them- a trial, although 1 had tio laitn n
them. To my u->:oiin*hn»«-)u. 1 found uiyseli geltiug beltei
before 1 had taken om-quarter of a b»\, 1 uni mm » a i Ofi
Hunt, ittiii con cat anyfhh-y J icaV/t, ami enji.y tu-lit-ar*y mm.
three;tftii. s a oay. wiilumi inconve'iieucc ir-mi anything i
eut or.di ink. liyou think proper you are «‘t. fioei ry l«
make this public and reler tome. I wi.l chvertiiily giv«
nil desired iuum m..tirn In any one who may c4l on me.
For saltMit Dr vVimuhi s Medical Depot .'jo. id Nortl
Second street, Philadelphia. Pa. Price one dollai* pe.
Sent by mud, free ol charge, on receipt ot price.
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!
I. Samuel Jb Haven, have been a great sufferer will
rhroriic Dyspepsia ami Innamaiion of the HidnVys to.
three \ei.ri*.. I bad employed thiee op XiUP of the iuum
eminent physic an\»f Phila.ielphia, also of Bui lingbm cu,
N. J. They diil all U.>r me Duty could bnt «Hlb im purpose
1 was ronotatilly nned with awiul pain undMisfie--, un<
with con-tant lieichingol wind and sour ac.d. : My longu>
was coven-ii with u wuite oiaiing ol mueiis, and wit
dreadinlly Üb! 1 ofteUtimes wished jor death t
relievo mo of my sufferings'for 1 had lost uilihope of eVei
bidug well again. 1 made it a subject of prayvr to Go.
that Im would Uin-ct me to some physician. 1 or mudioim
timt Would cure me. 1 was told to read an iidVerUseniem
of Dr; AViidiait*s in tlie Pmiadeipiim Ledger, id a gteai
cure kiade upon Mr. John Badcoch. of-lugtj Olive s,reel
Philadelphia, by the great American Dy>pfp.Ma pil|n. j
went to rue Doctor’s i Ifice.and placed my under hi;
treatment, and fold him il lie Ruled to t lire the it would Li
the lasi eff irt 1 Would m.ifN*. It lias been sik Weeks cine*
1 conuneiiced the n.*-e ol his tm-diciue, and 1 am now i
well in an. Vree from all pain and di- ; ress. andean eat thre.
hearty meals a day wiGi c nuiort, and feel jjer.eetly well
Dr. Urhart, I want yon to publish my owe. as 1 wan
every poor dyspejdic sufleriugas 1 was. to c»U on me.nrn
l yil] tell them ol ihe great cure 1 have :received from
iotir Invaluable Dudh : iue.
r SameD. Haven.
; Cono r Voimngo a?id Lambert streets, ufut Uiclmmnd
fttrevt;, formerly from Wrighie-lowu, Ilmliiigt *n co., N.J
The above are a few among the thmisanjrin which this
greHt;remcdy tn»* wived iioiu an untimely drove.
We have thoii'rtmls of letters hom physicians anddrng
gi«U» who have ami *-M the TarjCordiul sajln.
that tjhey have never used or sold u tUev'ieikie which auve
inch universal satisfaction. - i °
PREPAUED OSLTBT THE PROPRIETOR,
DK. L Q. G. WISHART,
iVo 10 North Second Street,
by Dniyei.U vTyrywhert- at IVbr-h-i-illc by all Phi
aeli.lH;, m.,i .Vw York vvli,.l««K ‘
• K..r «il* by A. KOCBII. Df , Altwm.t, P«
-All'll- 1 —,?V. ! I
Ji'lvlilHl'A’S NEW STORE, corner
_ rofCandiue and V»rpintH Sta, | : ■
f Jnn. 'JO—2m*
Ghkat files OP FA Nt a loons
for U«d and Boyt.st LAtH.nMA’S’B.
; “O “
0 —.
0
Yours, respectniiiy
John Hi Babcock.
——o-
PHILADELPHIA,!^,,
FRIES & WILLIAMS
•r-TaJP- N !'•'}» t
Hardware, &c.
The subscribers having taken charge of the Hard wm,
Sturt* mill Stove and Tin Shop recently nmler Ihe Chars
of Samuel 1 Fries, on Virginia. atreeU opposite &«*•!<•?'»
Drug Store, and having added largely to their stock are tu>s
prepared to supply anythin# intlie Hardware emit utbr>
line, such as Handsaws, Axes, Anger#, Ad*es, Chi»n*
SjQ ires. Rules, Uniiuivm. planes, fling***hvcku, Lstchvt,,
Files, Knives ami forks. Scania, Ac., Ac.,, all of which
they otters on the nn»fct reasonable •terms.
Persons wishing anything In-tin? Jiardware line »i>
requested to call and examine their sto d.
They have »l»i> added 'Jits. Faints, Carbon Oil. etc., to
stock.aml wiUdispose of all these articles ata musU ai i.
Vance on fn>t awt.
The will «lw» continue the
STOVE BUSINESS,
and will keep on hand ap assortment from which rnj
person will he aide to select an article to pela-e their I'uacy.
In the line 01
TIN AND SHEET IKON WARE,
CEDAR ana WILLOW WARE
they will uW nys have a large supiily.auil w ill uioku.toordr
anything that limy be Called for.
job work in thWliue promptly attemled to.
ROOFING AND SPOUTINu
»ut up on .hlh»rt notice iu the be»t itylc.
4prilJ7, 1564.-tf.
XEW GOODS.
THK uudersiuncd would reaptctiully in
f.»rm Iho cili/»*ns of Alumna and Mirroumling couu
try. that In* has jn*tretained from the East, where lie im
beuu licioctiiiK his sb»ck of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which, for «tyie. quality ami price, cannot bo fturpaxwd ia
tlii» nvek ofcounry. I lie stock is much lugor thau
heretofore, anti to* it is quite an object, it* ttie'*** exciting
war liuic.s, for every one to purciiose where they can »;ci
The Best Goods and at the Lowest Prices,
te wuiil.l say that ho can and will sell as K.w, if u<>t *
little lower than any other house in this place. He wishes
ill to oil! ami nee his htoetk before purchasing elsiswh«;'e,
is he fe« N confident ho can offer imiuceiiientrt which will
lefy competition. l|l» stock consists of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS of every tiescriptiou,
MEN a'nß COYS' WINTER WEAR,
LAC IKS AND.MISSES’. DRESS SHOES.
MEN AND BOYS' BOOTS AND SHOES,
M*3i'S U-.LF UOSt
WOMEN’S AND MISSES'.WOOL HOSE.
HATS AND CAPS,
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLIN*
GINGHAMS AND HEAVY DRILLINGS.
He will sell Lailie.4 Sewed, Heeled Bootees at $1.50@1.T5
vip Pegg-d v ..... 1.37@f1.50
dell's Ihnil*. 2.73'('<ift3v>6
AALMOUAL SKIRTS, very low
GROCERIES
White and Bro.wn Sunat, Rio Coffeee, Syrup*, Teas. Ac.*
iml • veryiMtjg thati* usually kept tit a Dry Goods Store,
iml ns the cheapest. J. A.SPRANKLE.
AUoutm. (X't. 7 4 1803.
FAMILY DYE COLORS
I’afcntod October 13th, 18GB.
Black.
.ilackfur .Si//:
Hirhßlue.
Light ISliffi.
french Blue
■larct Br/acn.
t>arh Brt’wn,
Light Brown.
'inujT flr.ucTj,
‘V/^rrv,
"^•imson.
Oark Drab.
Light Drub.
Fawn Drab,
Light ihnm drab.
?or dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed Good*, Shawls. Scarib,
Divmcs, Uibbons, Gloves. Bonnets, Hals, Feather*.
Kid Glove*. Children's Clothing, and ull
kinds of Wearing App&iel.
3®* A SAVING OF 80 I’Eli . CENT. “®8
For 25 cent? you can color as many goods aa would oth*
'•rwise coat fire Hines that sum. Various shades can b«
roduced from the same dye.' The process issimj le and
uiy one san use the dye with, perfect success. Direction*
n Khpli’di. French and German. itn Id* ofsackjiHckape,
Fur further information iu l) eiog, and giving «..perfect
;nowb*dge what colors are beat adapted to dye over oth*
■is. (with many valuable receljiea,) purchase lloWe A Ste
vens Treatise on Dyeing anti Coloring. Sent by mail on
•eceipt of price—lu cunts. Manufactured by
HOWJS A SThTfe^S.
2GO BboahwaT, Bqstom.
For sale by druggist* anJtU-aler* generally.
Nov, IS. IR«V—t v.
STOVES,
TIN AND SHEET-1 HON WARE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
epkltfui.ly I
•ounce, to the citizens
\lt«u.imand vicinity tl
le *t«kc*n *,he st<
•nd shop recently occ
ded by Pries A Winrei
•n Anm* tlrttCEust .
oon«, where be has
mud a|*rge *npply
; ToVKS o/ all Ihttenu
uch as Cook. Pa r lo'
•ffice and Shop Stovt
vhich he will sell at the
uost reasonable prices. A large, supply will always be
iept on hand.
TIX AXI) SMEET • IROX WAKE* in great variety,
j dways on hand.
ROOFING & SPOUTING
mt np on short notice.
He Inis abo attached a .copper-smithing ypom to bi«
•duliHshment and will keepon hand an assortment of cop
ier and brass kettles. Ac.
All kinds ofjoh work promptly attended to.
April 2i5t.18C3.-lf STKpfIBS
Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
SPOUTING. &C.
O lUOG WOULD RESPECT-js.
• f«lly nform ttie citizens of ATtiwma Mmk
un! vicinity th.it he keeps constantly on hand aEfeSSfiS.
large assortment oi o*>l-ing, I\jrlnr. vCB®
VAop Staves, of all styles and sizes, to gnit the ' H ' •
wants of all, which he will- sell at low--pricea, «d reason
ihle terms.
n>' ftf«' keeps An Imml a large stock of Tin aad Stint-
Iron Hbrr, consisting of all articles for calinarv purposes—
Otal Scuttles, Stove. J*ipe, dr:.
He lias also purehnse.i the r elit of sale in Blsir county
of 11. V. JOSES* ■
I PROVED SAUSAGE STUFFER,
in invention which needs only to be seen to be apprecla,
uul should be possessed by ev»iry farmer, butcher or those
requiring finch a machine!
. «B- Particular attention paid tp pmting.up SPOUTING
either in town or country. Spouting painted and put up
on tiie most reasonable terms. japril 14.18MMy
HOW All]) ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,''PA.
i>i»eases of the Nervous, Seminal. Urinary and Sexual
dystonia— n«*w »nd n imble treatment—lu Ueporta oflhe
II -WAUII ASSOCIATION —sent by mail in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. A«hlre«*, lir. «|. SKILLIN
UOUaiITON. Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth St..
Philadelphia. l*a. [dan, 29’frMy.
WACK FUEL—NOS. 1,2, AND 3,
In all sized packages, new. and each package
warranted, just received and fbr sate low bv
FRITOItKY.
IF YOU WANT GOOD COFFEE,
JL pore Teas, the best of Chocolate, Syrup* and Sugar*,
i IUEA&I CRACKERS! A fresh sup-
V_/ ply of these delicious crackers just received and tor
PUirCIIKY’d
JUPEUIOU CKEAM CHEESE AT
3"., ' I'KTTl'ljlEy’S.
All styles carfktino and
OlLCbrtb. c»n be fonod a LACOHUAS’S.
Dark Crecn,
Light Gtcen.
i M<i‘ifutu>
Maize.
Maroon. .
Ora tig*.
Pink ,
Purple.
Boi/alPurplt*
&tlwni f
Scarlet,
Nate,
SiJ/erino,
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THE WOBtl
If nil our hope* end
Were prisoned, lu i
If travelers through
We on* •» better
nh I whet could ch«
Wlmt eertUljthln
|»hl who would yen-
Of who would vei
Were llfln « dirk »n.
WUcre mUt. end c
Their gloom jr\ veil be
And teropeete tbnr
Where not « nunbe t
And not ii flower
Who wooH exist in
Who dwell in derl
' And such were life
iif onr divine
"lie tbi» thet makes
'Tie thie tbit mek
lt the golden
And beautiful the
And ell le Jo/, end
Reflected from tin
, •_ i - t
THE GENTLE
1 was going one
tliaropton to London,
to myself us far as K
man. got m-wbo-’-at
tention by the piechii
pearance, and mannei
dress, everything abo
Taped dress-coat to tin
being brap new —a 1:
far from being uncon
gai mehts, in its tun
and approving smile.
The only thing ab
evening etiquette wu
one, negligently arra
der a rolling collar.
From this 1 argue
for turn-down collar
common then as now
bing terrific gills, w
men, endangered the
kees and ears. My i
by his . long hair, iti
curl being combated
bit ion of grease, ami
brushing...
His face, however,,
my theory ; instead«
with eyes “ in fine L
round, dmapUng-iik<
eyes deeply set in hi
he chuckled from tii
closed by bis rising
to view a mere slit:
up,, and garnished a
seven curly hairs.; i
and his teeth very
be showed them ail
the wisdom teeth, i
come down.
_ He whs well mad
him*; he was not 1
high, rather dispose
In his button-holt
white camdllia, add
saw, admired, covet
Possess, by fairmcaj
foul.
Thisftpwer, too,
attention he besto
upon it, muttering
be poetry, inspired
delicacy of the flowi
I was consider! i
commence a convers
quire me the good g?
and ultimately mak
the camellia, when
ble of breaking the
“ Candidly, sir, \
mytaalor?”
I replied that I h
of knowibgjhun, a
regretted the more,
him to be a man of
added, that be was
eHent wtjose figure ‘
-even tht
lew oonsummate feki
He ti-iedf to look
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