ON ’ S
COMPOUND
IF IE R!
UKAL REMEDY
ed to the public. For the
oat, Neuralgia. i)y*pepBi*
no cquul.Tur ali diseases
he blood. such as Scrofula
tier. King Worm, Venial?
n the face or body, The
nos .which formerly have
were merely temporary in
fue, hut
3 COMPOUND
e, and cflcctuolly banishes
its immediate action ou
alt to give it a trial, and
power,
jiouials of men aml women
’bis is to certify, that I
: Rheumatism for eighteen
lime I was not able to g<»
iitic remedies that I coul i
:il 1 tried your Rheumatic
i used three-fourths of &
uami an<i well. My wif*
e disease, and a small por
tly seventy years of age;
was cured, and I have not
adfords me great pleasure
so that you can refer
etimatism, to me.
iRKW ARMSTRONG,
Street, Allegheny City.
My wit<" was taken bad
iin March hist. Jibe was
n hh“ baftVr«*tl w:,-. scvojc;
was advised to try your
i Purifier, so I got a bottle
was used elm was entirely
; I never saw such medi
ios-.-s of it till the Swelling
•i nr medicine wauls is to
' JAMES McALISXEU.
.erry alley, where my wile
mg the truth of the above.
rgh, Washington Co.. )
April 12lb, InO-4. )
I wish to say a word or
itic Compound and Blood
nilh Rheumatism, more or
it at part of that lime 1
: any rheumatic medidnea
:om them. On the hist of
i I was entirely helpless.
; I could only lie on oae
.ted Presbyterian paper I
io Compound and Blood
it it might le like other
•.* it was in a religious pa
;. So J got a battle, used
:v v. I'u-wd three bottles
.at I b.ave neither pain or
; age. 1 ran li-on either
;ne and iml he fatigued. I
nad and- Bleed Purifier to
• d to the Public for the
:: ink this Hole, with my
-.»n or a sulTering public ;
JOHN I. LUCKTIAUT.
wife hud h’-on afflicted
o-mmenceo on her in
,-h • w v<* ohli red to lie
i\i- tri-d everything
•miiH-no-'l fir that
rl-.-tl incilicul aihice Put it
u.Jit she* must r.Oie. jh 1
l m*!if spring \if ISG3, I
Mr. Dickey's, who lives in
iloiit you gwt Johnson’s
• 1 PurUjor. If cured my
h. wjim u cripple-. aml the
i. ?vi 1 got 'a - Pottle of
it • hud the hull id' it used,
tiuu u yeur since, und she
D;e. Thi* I aui testily to.
LPWIS lIILKK,
Ilyin’s Court.
Co., isole Proprietor?, cor
, Pittsburgh. Pu., to whom
v VT. Kcisler. fede Agent
a£u
kiuli Balsam, is warranted
Ahthina. Wliocping
icn, and all affections of the
|r- p-comnienil Dr.Strick
kit-- only ci-rt-iin remedy tor
; -• combination of Astriij
im! CaruiiniUivc.c. ami is
11 -.th»-r n-ans bare failed^
L cured thousands of the
r iTK-s. Jt gives immediate
re. Try it directly, It is
ESS AND DEBILITY.
—VWcan recommendthoa
-'ndigestion, or Dyspepsia,
Lity, to , use StriCuhißcEo
itio.n, fro*- from alcoholic 11-
tiervuun Bvstcm ; it creates
ed to cure Dyspepsia and
sale by Dr. £.*, Reigart,
— £
SCOTLAND,
STEAMSHIPS,
sailing Vessels,
;ui Lloyd Line of
■stween X. York
t- luthampton,
(ion.
I'otmd and upwards, on
I uyabie in all the Cities
Scotland and Wales, f.ea
A. O. KERB.
ALTOONA. PA
C ALTOONA, LA,)
ibtT 10th, I£G4. y
Directors for the Bank, to
i * II be held at the office of
»dny, January 10th, 1865,
id 6 P.M. of said day.
. T. CALDWELL,
i Githier.
CLOAKS 1 AND
bs ami- Mieses Shawls in
JAS. LOWTUER.
(able lot, situate in
information inquire of
E. B. McCRUM
ISSES BALMO-
xh\> at
LOWTUER'S.
IS. New styles
lie kind* cheap at
TOE MODEL.
XTSIvTS^
\u. —Orders have been
rihal General’s Office,
correction of the cn
,w to having' them ready
■- Tt~ especi-
McCKUM & Di on ' ,! !he rolls of
! <;rcd here now,
VOL. 9
■ i ii i in not those
fUE A IjT O O Nyjio u re liable
; a. UcCRVi!.
muons
• IVr i»num. (p^y, >!;!.■ Invariin those wllO
- All paper, diicun.ium-i ». thecMethig
“ ' Itsus 0? Y’i,;o the draft
: i ofjjthe list.
| f\,ur lines or le.«s •••■
I i
s T "° , , s -i in 2 oo
I T o"* r tl,rre‘Cek.- an.Viv7 ? Unu three monti
|t p?r »iiuarw,for
?; <i X jirars ->r Ivss...
2 50 4 Ul
,.. 4 uO i; Ul
.. ft VO 8 01
T :i:es " 0 00 30 0!
, . 10 Oil 14 01
Halfncohll.nl 25 0 f
(■)n* .. '
Horc-haut* :wvvr(i-i!j, «■> • ••- - u 1
„,.i, w-rty tn ci. .oiu.'Vu ‘
Pr..f.’f»wOu:»l ur WI » vJ*5 00
rith paju'i. pi’i yt m .••••••••• | riv( ,., !t , r cr indi'-iiiual
Communication* «'* * f ' luK .*" X ] v . rat
-,r will u- have sen-. 1 ... K ’ umh(?r
of inser-
LL’v two years during «- and charged
Lni war ' discharged. It 1 -
[ .he in .crest of all of each sub-district to have
Lea from the rolls all names improperly enroll-
Leeausc an excess of names increases the quo
\ Ld. also, the names of all liable to draft, who
L moved here since the enrollment, or who hare
ently come of age, be placed on the list. We
1 on our enterprising citizens to see to these things,
iwe app eal t 0 all interested to attend to it each
himself. Think not that because wc escaped
I last draft that wc will escape the next, should
Lbo ordered, as we think there will. Should
Lher draft be made, it will probably he under
amended law, or order, that will require each
uiw rf'juarc-
district to furnish their quota from mm living
[,(. It can readily he seen how difficult this will
to accomplish. Our population is not decreas
h an d the vert- fact that the two last drafts were
tided here by the prompt action of our Burgess
jd council, and liberality and energy of our
[ding citizens, will necessarily make the nest One
Eke us the harder.
See to it at once, therefore, that the rolls are
iperly corrected, as the Provost Marshal Gene
calls on you to do, or grumbling in the future
II do vou no good.
(P. S. Since the above was written, we learn
It the Provost Marchal will visit this place at
| early day, for'the purpose of hearing claims for
[eruption, when all who are improperly enrolled
bst attend and receive exemption, or be held for
bice if drafted afterwards. Timely notice will
given of the day,
Oil Compant.— We call the attention of onr
taders, who wish to invest money in the oil
Mon, to the advertisement of the Imperial Oil
jompanv, which will be found in another column,
[he names of the Directors of the company, ser
ial of whom are personally known to most of our
faden, are a sufficient guarantee that the eom
hnv is a good one and that it will pay. Those
[ho have given the oil business any attention are
bare that the lands of this company are located
I the very best oil producing section of the coun
jr. i e, on Oil Creek. The accounts from that
kgion announce the discovery bf the best wells
let struck, on lands adjoining those of the Impe
lal Company. The amount and locality of the
find in possession of this company insures its sttc
fcst, and the fact that it expects to declare monthly
EviJcnds from January forward, makes it at once
■munerativc. From all we can ascertain, we
Kink this company as good, if not better than any
fenw forming. As the Directors expect to have
■I the stock taken by the first of January, those
■tn> wish to secure shares therein should apply at
■nor. We will attend to securing certificates at
jm lime, and for any amnun:
; Hoesi; Thief Caught. —Several weeks ago a
pan named Wm. H. Lacy, was arrested, for some
bisdeaicanor committed at the National Hotel, at
ids place, and after a hearing, was committed to
all at Hollidayshurg. Some time last week he
bok a “jfiench leave’' of that institution. Ho
|ade his way to Canoe Valiev, where he visited
p pasture field of some farmer, and then started
|r the Allegheny Mountains, via Tyrone. A-few
piles below Birmingham he discovered that he had
lot made a very good selection, so lie stopped at a
pm, and after exchanging critters, wrote a very
loii'.e note, in which he stated that he was emplor
|d 'y the government, in arresting deserters, and
Ste las horse had given out, he had made a trade
■Dnctudiag that a “ fair exchange was no robbery.’’
P c 3 £ 3!n stopped at the National, -where he
Inilied a theft, and was the same day at rested by
Constable Eakens, and returned into the hands of
Sheriff Bechtel, who will no doubt secure him
fcgainst all efforts of escape.— Tyrone Herald.
; Hrr in Substitutes. —Those who intend to
t ,ai in substitutes, in order to aToid future drafts,
fn case there be any, should attend to it at once,
f hey can now be obtained at a lower figure than af- ;
|er a draft is ordered. Besides filling tip the army,
|t will-relieve the person putting in the substitute
from all uneasiness on the subject ; and should all
r no are liable to draft, and who are able to put in
P substitute, do so at once, our town might escape
ne xt draft. There is nothing like taking time
r. v forelock in this matter. If you can't go, or
Bou’t want to go, get some one else to go in your
place as soon as possible, else you mav be compell
ed to go. '"
j Good Appointment.— We learn that Capt.
paa. il. Bell, of the 13th Penn'a Cavalry, has been
[appointed Quartermaster at City Point, on the
Names Liver. This is an appointment “eminently
|fit to us made.” Capt, B. will make a careful,
luontst aud competent officer. Itjis a merited cora-
Ipument to an efficient officer How are vou, Cap-
Itam.
I Losipoxed; — We learn that the concert to be
p'-en by the Philharmonic Society, for the benefit
Sold . iers ’ Monument Fund,' has been poat
-111141 be evenin * of ‘ha 12th of January
1 A. M. L. &R. R. A.—At a special meeting of |
the Board of Directors of the Altoona Mechanics’ :
Library and Reading Room Association, held Dec. j
12, 1864, Vice President, J. Reilly, in the Chair, i
a communication was received from Mr. R, U.
Letnhorn, resigning his position as Predeem of’
the Association, which was accepted, ami, on mo
tion, Dr. J. M. Gemmil! Was unanimously elected
to fill the vacancy.
The following-persons were elected active mem
bers of the Association, viz: W. H. Green, Sam
uel Black, J. G. MeCamant, Henry Wilson and
George Isenberg, of Altoona, ;and Jolm M. Al
bright of Tyrone.
The Treasurer's Report being called for, there
was reported the sum of $6O in the Treasure.—
On motion, $25 was appropriated for the purchase
of new books.
The Secretary was instructed to call a meeting
of the Association on Thursday evening, Dec.
22d, for the purpose of placing in nomination can
didates for the different offices to be tilled by elec
tion at the regular meeting of the Association on
first Thursday of January, 1865.
Committee on outstanding dues reported pro
gress. Committee on Lectures reported the pro
ceeds of “ Lecture on Chemistry” $5.
The following preamble and resolution was of
" .unanimously adopted.;
i -Mr. R. H. Laraborn has found it ne-
I f ' lt,L ' his official connection with this
COUld ItOt he has served the As-
S'humoud.-;. its presiding offi
sh Bite replieu ,_ and d .
and lie lovebore nccessi
dyke hinuself. for the
oviitlcmau never spoke d ll i
any business. All that ecu
letirued was .that he I'esided ii
don, made periodical visits t
W * ’on and remained there t
tions, « three days, then left airtiur. w
pital Lite, ii'i one could tell, or those who
England (2 vols,-
Writings, Jean Xngolow’s Poems, ,
English Literature (2 vols,) Kaloold, u .ds retire
of the Bible, Reports of the Department oi Agn
cuiture (2 vols), Book of Days .(2 vols.) Messages
and Documents of the Department of the Inte
rior, Commercial Relations of the Department of
the Interior for 1862, Robinson Crusoe, Tuussaint
L. Overture ofHuytt, The Schowherg Cotta Fam
ily, The Cripple of Antioch. Twice Told Tales; (2
vols,) Private Miles O’liilov, Poems by H. Peter
son,-Diary from November 1862 to October 1866.
Soldiers’ National Cemetery at Gettysburg. Very-
Hard Cash, The Modern British Essayist, Round
about Papers, Enoch Arden, Love Me Little Love
Me Lung, Trumps, Peg Wellington, Nile Notes
by Curtis, Leaves from the Diary oi an Army
Surgeon, Corinne, or Italy, Days of Shoddy, and
Kirk's Charles the Bold
On motion, adjourned
m, it would be
ively, who are
' making the
c matter, al-
.ve done more
113. 25 cents
ths. lye if.
n* > 5 00
10 ' 7 00
m lu'oo
iO 12 00
H> 1-4 00
JO 20 00
l 0 40 00
1 70
mouth*. K nioxTtl
..J 1 SO $ o O'
10 00
Christmas Disxek tor this Soldiers. —The
Ladies of the Subsistance Committee, in connec
tion with those of the Christian Commission, will
give a Dinner on Christmas Day, to all the Sol
diers in the Camps, Hospitals and Barracks iu and
around Pittsburgh.
Thev are also forwarding articles to Nashville,
They send this circular to you, asking you to in
tetest the members of your Aid Society, or Church,
for contributions of such articles as are needed ; or
what would be still better, if you could make
amongst your Society, a collection of Cash. As
many articles have to be purchased in Nashville,
which it would be impossible to ship from here,
contributions for Nashville should, be forwarded at
once.
Articles needed Cor Dinners at Nashville Ap
ples, Fruits in Cans, Apple Butter, Vegetables of
all Kinds, Pickles, Butter and Eggs.
Articles needed for Dinner to those in our City :
Uncooked Meats, Fowls of all Kinds, Fruits and
Vegetables, Fruits in Cans, Oysters, Cakes, But
ter, Eggs.
Contributions for the Dinner to the Soldiers in
and around our City, can bo sent to City Hall on
Friday and Saturday, December tho23ii#tnd 24th,
from 8 A. M., to 4 P. M.
Contributions from the Country for the Dinners,
can be sent to W. P. Weytnan, or Jos. Albrco,
Pittsburgh.—Persons in or around Altoona, wish
ing to contribute cash or stores to the Chritmns
Dinner, can leave them with T. B. Patton, a; the
Post Office, in Altoona, who: will forward them to
Pittsburgh. NV, P. BEYMAN.
Roll Is, Gusts.— Dan -Baughman has just
received a supply of the “ green plad” vests for
gents, the prettiest, warmest and cheapest things
yet brought out. When they first appeared in the
city market they created a perfect furore, and the
consequence is they are now sported by almost
every fashionable gentleman. Dan has a good
supply, cheap as the cheapest. Roll in and see
them. They are regular dduble-hreastcrs, just the
style, and put you right urrp run fashion. Also,
another supply of those superior homemade boots,
just the articles to keep the feet dry and warm.
Igj-The oil fever appears to be. raging all aVonnd
us, but as yet we hear of no companies being form
ed to bore in this county. Might there no: bo oil
away down in the bowels of the earth under Blair
county soil. When oil was first discovered on Oil
Creek we remember having heard it stated that
there were indications of oil in some localities in
this county. Who will get up an excitement by
discovering “indications” An some of the ravines
of the Alleghenies ? Has -no one a worn out farm,
or a useless piece of mountain land that ho wishes
to turn into a gold mine, or greenback manufacto
ry ? Scratch around and see.
Suspended. —With the issue of last week, the
publisher of the Tyrone Herald announces that the
publication of that, paper has been suspended for
the time being, and closes his article tberon by
stating that when the wards over, and paper be
comes cheap, and the citizens of that place give
him proper encouragement; he may resume its pub
lication. In the mean tinje he will employ him
self in publishing a religious paper, entitled the
Christian Family Companion “ devoted to the in
terests of Pure Religion, the defence of. scriptural
doctrine, and the welfare <jf the Christian believer.”
He has an open field, ripe; unto the harvest, before
him.
It is astonishing, really astonishing, and
yet not so astonishing after all, tliat Han Laugh
man has disposed of the entire lot of ladies' furs,
which we noticed two weeks since, and has just
received his second invoice. They were, all we
recommended them to bo. To call and examine
them is to buy them, . You can’t get around them.
They are the furs, —pretty, good and cheap. Call
and see the new stock.
Sec advertisements headed “ Savanah Ta
ken,” and, “ Good News," and call and see the ad-
vertiser*.
Asothee Proclamation. —To MTiom it May
Concvn. —When in the course of human events,
it becomes necessary for the good people of Altoo
na and vicinity, to know where they can get tile
cheapest, the Lest, and the greatest variety of
•Christmas gifts in the world. It is only necessary
to state that Old Santa Claus has airived. and
will hold his Grand Annua! Celt trillion at Ids old
“Fettinceb’s Oak Hall.”
quarters,
Performance to commence on Monday, Decem
ber llnh, opening with a grand rush, hv the Al
toona ‘‘Light Infantry,” supported by tin
Artillery” of our town
Performances every Jay and evening during the
Ho!liday«. Admit lance Free, Children half prict.
In order to give the Public a faint idea of our
immense stock of Toys, Notions, useful and Fancy
Articles, we will heroin mention a few of the lead
ing articles, among which arc the following, with
range of prices annexed :
Photograph Albums, from
Sentimental *•
Large Family Biblcn
Gift Bibles, Velvet ami Morocco.
Antique Binding*.
Hymn Books of all denomination**.
Prayer “ “ ••
Annuals, different mottoes,
Pocket Dianes for ISoo,
Fairy Tales and Story Books for
Boys and Girls,
Childrens’ Toy Books in great variety,
Purses ami Pocket Books
Ladies Companions,
Ladies Satchels,
Port Polios,
Gold Pens, and Jewelry. Pena from I.ou
Pocket Knives, Pearl Caudles, “ 1.00
Fancy and Common Canes, “ Co
PkOscwood Parlor i’urmture, full sett, 0.00 “ 8,00
Rosewood Bedsteads furnished, H.Ou •• T.'<o
1 1 •■‘■.sod Dolls in great variety, I’D •• lu.'JU
( Dinner and Tea frets. nU “ 0.00
'u Ips
wo or
;ove is all we have room to make special
| ' In connection with the above,’we
; '''l disc variety of Common Toys and
; wilitablo for the Hollidays, alou,.* with
tru^*' iUlc,V ra P* e article^.
C .. I we would return our sincere
ball >V "friends and patrons" for past
1 from I we may never relax our oliorts to
;* ♦ 1 .or their wants ;u»d needs. And now friends.
do call early if vou v - u-.l 1 'to U.a * "Pick and
Choice," for we do anticipate a great n..„. •
H.'FETi'INGER, Pn -}>rittor.
■'hither
could.
j;. B, \Ve would advise ail the Ladies to call RAILROAD AND MAIL SUH.iiD'OXiE
in the day time, whenever they ih'.n make it suit
to do so, as our place is very much crowded in the
evening, mid it verv inconvenient tor
Ladies to examine our stuck- and bv properly
waited upon
I'.MGMAS.—Some of our Juvenile friends have
concluded that they will puzzle the Uezde oi
their companions, by giving them a lew enigmas,
■to solve, these long winter evenings. According
ly thev have handed'in the following, to which
thev desire answers. Tins derailment is open to
,t. D. HICKS,
Secretary.
all our young friends for the insertion ot enigmas,
charades, puzzles, riddles, etc., and we nope they
will feel at liberty to contribute, hut we must he
the judges as to merit
Our
I am Composed of 43 Letters.
Mv 10, 23, 15, 12, is a river in Texas.
“ 24, 30, 17, 10, 32, IS a river in Mississippi,
« 25, 8, 40, 5, 13, is a river in Germany.
“ 0, 28, 20, is a river in Russia.
“ 41, 2, 38, 42, 10, is a town in Ohio.
“ 14 7,4, 29, 22, is a mountain in Georgia.
«< l 33’, 34, 20, 0, is a town in North Caroline,
“ 35, 21, 3, 43, is one of the Hebrides Islands,
“ 31, IS, 30, is a town in England.
“ 39, 23, 22, is a river in Scotland.
<• 17. 37, 31, 9, is a river in England.
“ 27, 17. 10, 7, is a river in Kentucky.
“ e . n ’ 41 > 33> ?> 1S t 0"? I ,' l I1 | ‘i n ?, lS- 1 c, On the Ctu inst.. by the Krv. K. JSridenhangli. at tho re
“ 15, 8, 20, 34, is a river in the United States. , sil!l , nce of bride',- father. Lieut. O. SANFORD 1M;
Mv whole is *!>e title of a very interesting book : band, onb,lliJny.,burs- f .tn Ml-. SACK C. EMUICK, «t
lately published. ' X. 15.I 5 . M. ■ fn,ukiin C..„ Pa.
Will Patton, at the Post Office, is just re- . yiJSSOIAJTIOX.—ITIK PARTNER
CCiving a largo assortment of school books and ; P 9 v,hip h.-rftouvo esi*«ting lotw-vn the xinilt 1
1 i, „i) innK „n,l f i’irv tov trading un-’-r tlu n.v.u* of ’'.ViUifliii -v <>.. has this d.iy
stationery, photograpa albums. *.t.d Luk\ ic, K .,. n tJ j., vhVll by rnlU ual ov.u-*nt. Tie* Lo-fcs and ac
bents for Christmas presents, and tovs ot all kinds counts ar-- in tie- hand-* "f inu-im i Urn.. p* vvli-.un all
DCOks tor vilMMUi— > r - ]• , Vpnwii'- th-us.-Kv* in*!-^-r.- 1 t-- the hit* linn will
flora a needle to an engine. Al.-o Umi ijmtiu Si*! t-> wl, -m all claim* will I- j-rv.-wnt.-a
and a groat variety o{ notions, it me caenuu f (ir *-ttk-im-nr. The business will* be continued by the
and smoking tobacco and segars. All will be sold new firm as u-uul
cheap. Call and see the great, variety
FANCY TOYS,
We ere composed of 21) Letters.
4, IG, 5, is a county in lowa.
7. 0, 11, 21, is a county in Missouri.
29, 12, 25, 15. is a countv in Pennsylvania
1-1 25, 17, 17. is a county in Texas.
2G, 15, is a verb.
1, 13, 10, 24, is a county in Texas.
8. 9,9, is a county in Texas.
23, 2, o, is a vessel.
10, 22, 18, is what some people like. .
28, 20, is a word you often hear.
4. 19, 23, is applied to a drunkard.
1, 27, 9. is a girls nickname.
Our whole is what every person should do.
W. M. i W. C.
Nonet;. —A Special. meeting of the Altoona
Mechanics'Library and Heading Ilooiu Associa
tion, will be held at the rooms of the Association
on Thursday evening, December L’lhul, at j s
o’clock, for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the different offices to be tilled at
the regular meeting of the association on the hrst
Thursday of January next. A full attendance is
requested.
Bv order of the Board of Directors,
; J, D. HICKS, Secy.
]{., has jiirst returned from tiio U.u-t with a line assort-
Tobacco and Cigars, lobaccoand Cigars. : mcatcr duy UOuDS.rnchas
Cobaccoand Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars. , FRESCU meiuno, 1!1..«CK. BROWS AND BLUE.
Cobacco and Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars. ! LyoxESE CLOTH. MOHAIR,' BARATHEA,
Seles, j all wool delaises,
Perfumery and Notions, Drugs ana McdicineXj colors, Lilli (Is, Ac., Ac.
Wsi.'.:3 -be;;::
Supporters and all goods fyund m a hrst class t W( . ! , c u < .,).c.m.™
n r ,„ Store For sale chedP for cash at the Drug , imiuu.ral Skirts, .Nul.itts, Br«W..n Car*. Blankt-M ana
un-t oioie. r-vuloiN M-.. .1 tin-.- anortnwDt ot-Lnih--- Winter
Store Of / liV- ’I - Sl.r“-V, (teats' !mots n,u! Shoes. at re-lucl prices. Also.
Second door from the comer ot Vllgmia ana ; nic „ sugar. Socs Bwf Brown, 21c; ami Hue TUxte,
Annie Streets, Altoona. ! :ao. I’U use dill mul examine our nock, if you wUb to
■ i i buvfbefore purchasing el-e\vliere.
, , . i ■%’ 11 IKm’’ forirot tis* lihio'D, J. B Ilijomau 3 0;u
Fibe ! Fihe ! I—Do not risk your property any | street
longer to the mercy of the liames, but go , p.-, pun, Imp
and have him insure you against loss by lire. ,
He is agent for thirteen different companies '
among which are some of the best in the Lnited ,
States.
Altoona, July tll.’-tf.
Two Bad Cases of Piles Cured.
WOLF & PETERSON
By Dr. Strickland’s pile Itemed}-. Mr. Claw of Janes- ■ Vv .» -trip TO INFORM THE
PTiscoosiu, writ*ssfor the
with the paw, that 1..- has been troubled lor eight v.al., ; " u>i .
with' an aggravated case ol Piles, and his brother was ■!>*-; p „ , pnAvieiAV t*TOI?F
charged from the army .umncurable, [he being quite para- ■ GKOCEK\ Oc IEUVIoLUA ei-Ul L
iTZcd with the Pile.-,.* Both these distmuDS cases were . w ..j~ wcn-d-l bv Rirtsaban;* & lMtfr«..o, awl formerly
cured with one bottle of Dr, Strickland's Pile Remedy.- j oc( . u -„ic,l bv Joe". Berjtowitx, where they will keep coy-
The recommendation of these gentlemen, beside the daily 1 *£<TZ%
testimonials received by Dr. stncklumi, ought to com iiki ■ r J* n ;. ihcnn—Hum* iMaiu ara.l Caret!. Ribbed
those suffering, Eat the must aggravated chronic cases of : a ., ( , ~| aio gid... Shoulders. it,
Piles arc cured bL)r. Strickland's Pile Kemedy. It- b > .he B-.r.1, Half
sold by Druggists ■ COFFEE—WO AND EAST INDIA. •
T-v i > rn A r>T Ae’ Sir'ii's —Cni-hed. Or.iuulat.-d, Sew Orleans, ami Porto
Dti. lOoiAb Pie-. Hon.'V and Holden Syrups. Sew Orleans ami sugar
VENETIAN LINIMENT.; suck. T«m* ny—. ««i imperial
A CERTAIN CURE FOR I’AlNtf : T A .,star. .ud>i..«id Camu.,-*. pm--,
i>.n *OIIES,aua warranted superior to any other. K ,. sin :l m! Fancy Soaps- Navy. Spun J.ull, Homj Viv,.
Croup it positively cures; relief U absolutely sure iimu.- «.-! Cut and Dry
dlately it is used. Mothers remember this, anJ arm your-.; rEEU ixD PROVISIONS,
selves with a bottle without delay. Croup Is a diseas- . „ llf ., Mul h , thl . K ur. Oats, Corn and Oats, and
i which Rives no notice, frequently attacking the clnlu in IVh< at c!H , Jn yipj, Stull, Corn Meal, Sifted and Unsifted.
! the dead hour of night: 'before a physician can be sum- Also, Clover and Fhn Sec!
1 rnonedit maybe too late. Remember, the Venetian him- HOTTER, ECUS AND LARD.
W»“ ,Una^ e » PETBR3OSI.
A (’lvrcry’.u*,n, tvhde 'ro?idi:u in ?out); Aiueidrii a? &
•■.viva .1 «nfo :ui i himta.* remedy for thy
Caro of Nervous Karlv I>*.-ca\ , a"..-? of tho
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and th- uhoi>- tram of dia
<T(Ji.Ti tr.,'iiglit on hv baneful and viokius habit.*. Groat
UiLs?sohary. <
munler.* been.already curi I bythh noble ri-nndy.—
PK'T.nj'ivii by u U-,v>iio to beiieiir the :»nd nnfbrtu-
i-iiiU-, I will tc-ud the recipe fjr preparing arid vi.-dng this
medicine, in lx teuied envelope. to any cue who need* it.
t'rf< </ C:.a r-'jr.
Pieaac snch.iai' a p<. envelope, to youraelf
■Huavv
Oct. -
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sm JAMKS-OLAIIK'.S
Celebrated Female Pills,
. Py par---.' fr->r.x a i.>rp.:-rrip‘i'>u o/Xir J. Char!:, M. D.
J ! !,y.-h\a:i Exirdo-rditmrj‘ io the (^uw>.
This invaluable d-_* is unfailing it. tin; euro of all
,00 to $-»0.00 each,
1.25 - 4.'M
C.oo •• 10 00
thus.- painlul anil dangerous dheases to which the female
CikJistitUti'Ml l> subject. It. moderates all eXCesS aud rein-.jVvS
all obstructions, and u speedy rare may )»• relied on.
TO HAKIiIUD LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1 1 will, iu a short time, bring oq
the monthly period v. ith regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Oovcrnmeut
1.25 •• 10.00 “
' TO “ 4.00
CO •• 4.00
2.00 •• 5.00 “
25 ** 4.CjO “
25 “ 2.50
ttuiiijj of Ureal Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
20 »* o.UO
2.0 U “ 0.00
O.uu ■' 8.00
o.o'.
4.00
a .00 “
0.00 “
liters Pills chuuld La. by F< vij.Us duriny the
FliiST TUUEK MOXTILS *f Prcyi.
mre to briny on Jliscarria>j: f but at a
in all Cas-i ufNervous and Spinal Au'ection?, Pains in
the Rack and Limbs. Fatigue on slight exviTlioii. Palpita
tion of the He art. Hysterics, am! Whites, these PUL ■ will
eilVct a cure win nail other means have-. failed, ml al-
though a powerful remedy, do nut eotiLiiii iron, calomel,
antimony, r.r anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full di:x-','tii.uir in iho pamylik-t urjimd racli package,
wlikdi j-livuM kv carvt'uliy prc?>.TVod.
tin Li) BY ALL Jilt CC, GIATS.
X. JJ. —£l.' l d and 0 pur-tage tramp* cndu-'i-d to any au<
thari/. 1 d Agviit. will iiitiuv a LnttK-, containing •’' u I‘illA
by iMluru
Nov
WESTWARD.
i’ict Lri'.'Kxpri-s-) uirivo OAU A. M., l-cuvs 0.00 A.M
i’luKuMA
Midi
K:i-t I.
Tim
Mail Train
llarri-'i.-V AcruaiUiwlatiui
£ J'.ii.; r:xp
i'hiladdidiia
I'iisL Till"
Train.-<u; Hullida\M'-ir.: Branch run to conm-ct with
B.iltiimuv I-::; iaa-u i’hiiaddnhi.i Hxi-uv-• and Mail Train
WoAward, and I'a-A Math HurrS-bui:r Arwmmrdaliou and
BittMiurnh «v Brio lAiuvsi Train Ba. Award. -•
Tr-hii' oh Tvron-' w Cb-ar/idd Brandi run to rnmnoci
v;itU Mail Train VrVAand i»ltt.-buj j:U w Kri-i Kxj'U-sl'nuu
La--i. ami 0.-nn-.a't froi i Pittsburgh w Brk- Brquv.-s-Train
and I-a .t Mail BaA.
Train- 4 on Bahi K Valh y 11. i;. run to conm-ct with
Bbt Mail ami Bittdundi a J-hi.' llinr'.-.v- Train East and
Mail Train Wv:A. andconn-.wt tn-m Fa.A Man Tiain Bad,
Mail Train V>\-t ami I’itl-fbuivTi »■- Brb. Lxprv?.-* Train-*
Bail and V*Vd.
Train-- on Bduidutr.-r A' Civ-.-oii Brandi run to connect
withFa.it Mail and Uam-.burc; Aoci-niiiK.datioii Thai in-*
Ead. Mail Trdn \\V,J and Bitid-nrah w Bin Bxpro.-..-,
Train Bad and Mod.
Trains on Indiana Brandi run to Conned with Hum*
burh Acc umnudatiun Train Bad an 1 Bitt'burjh a. Brio
Kxprri.s Xraiu W*. d. v “
AMvoNa, Not. 12tb. ISG4
MAILS AKKIVi:.
\V:i.«shiD."tou, Baltimore & Harris.i;:- arrive at
PhilaJ'-ljihi.i arrives at
I'ittsbur^U,«iliroiijtli.)
Western Way
K.iiteni Way,
Extern 'Wiiy aiiJ
\W--U*rn Way and
Holliday-duir^h,
Wc't.-rn. Through,
through.
Office huura from 0:5 m A.M., to 7:53, P.M.; ou J-UD'
day Iroui ~:io to A.M
On thf isth in•= t-, at th* r«suLni:- of the brid-Va father,
,l)Y the Kvv. Dr. T. Luujhei ty, WILLIAM 0. I)LCKLU.
of Huntington county, ami ML-s L.vIMA M. LYTLE, of
Uolliday^burc:.
A CAED TO INVALIDS,
AJdrci*.
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
AfuLd.-j i>. Jill'.- ,
New Vo.k City
‘2'.K IsGi—iy
A-a :;C iw ihv Fnitt.-J MaO.s and Canad;
JOB ’ll Coiihuidt iSt-.. New York.
I'J.
r.-i'j p. m
K A ST WARD.
,u ri\<:-< 7A. -M.. k’;ivt s >.!o A.M
12.1 f.
0.00 “ " *-‘-0 4
MAILS CLOSi:
MARRIED
1 1 >, • c.. i>, ISC
GOOD NEWS !
PRICES REDUCED 1
GOODS CHEAP. AND BARGAINS TO BE HAD, AT
J. ¥. CURRY S
(Hileman’s old stand,) on Virginia .St
SAVANNAH TAKEN !
Xew Firm in an old Stand.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY.
Vjrtcc l\i'X South Fifth Street, Philadelphia*
CAPITAL $1,000,000.
UOO.OOO Shaves at 5?C> each. ’
Koservecl Oapital S^i3o,ooo.
PRESIDENT. ALEXANDER K. McCLURE.
bIKECTOUS.
A. it. McCLCUL, J.C. Rj.MßfcdU.fEH, E. W, DAVIS,
1 A. av. i. J. M. POMUioV. i\ b.small.
D. It. JACKMAN.
Secretary, Jamw M. shtLia.k>. Treasurer, Euaiu 1' Davis,
Tlii:} Company has I-d acres ei land, in fee, ou
uy rru-r, iiuuiedaifeiy opposite ud Lily, umi adjoining :
Layluuia, Willi ilu rods hunt ou the uver, and To rod*
livut uii Lay's auu. Uuii. C. P. iUiusdeil, editor of the
un L uv JAo.nor uud agent lor this umd, assures Uio Com- ■
pain that it ’.ull seli m kls lor $100,00(1, reserving the.oil •
winch is,worth SIOO,WO addiliouaL immediate re- j
c.-auf u-cd i“ uemea juriuo .toujmiy /rem the »<.ue >J these |
h,h>; and too Lmnpany have tvw good engines with com- j
j let.- iixtuies to operate immediately lor mi. Tlu* tern- j
Lay in this miu»eaiuie locality has never failed to pro- •
duee piuiiiai'iy. I
A iso, on*.- Hundred acres, iu feo simple, iu the celebrated j
Ctu n v Uuu insitict, immediately adjoining Cherry Uuu*i
iVH.Aum CumpUuv, wLuftt* stuck i» uuw worth wvur sdo
pel- ,-ijaio. ill'- LoinpuUy IiOVV have oilers, which Will bo I
aecepiiu, lor sinking Wells-uU lease, without any Cost to
the coipoiatiow uua uue Uaif the proceeds to go to the
Company. The Cuitm and M. Nicholas Companies are m
tins .maiodiate locality, and their slock is now comman
ding a laige premium, iu addition, Uio Company how TO
acies, iu lee biuipie, on i.hetry .Tree iiuu, which empties
miouji creek, nmi iu the best producing secuou of thouil
Territory. iiiiii iiO acres, m iiv simple, on \Valuut Lend,
live mues above Uie muuih oi Oil creek, ana not over two
miles in.M.i the celebrated Heed well, now pioduciug over
«oo baneis per day. , ,
Ai.-u, iho lease ui turco tracts of laud, two ou Uu.Uo-L
each preuianng over leu bai reis per day, auii oua oh Alle
gheny niver, producing ten barrels per day oi heavy oil,-
weitu per barrel. The Company now receives three
louitusol Uie'pioci-cds ol the last named well, uud one
hall of tile Other two. Each of these tracts will be develop
ed by the Company by sinking additional wells, and the
1 engines ana hitufe? are* m-w oh hand to doit.
due vilicers oi the Ccmpuny mean to.prosecute the de
velopment oi these lauds most energetically, and thay bavo
entile ccnhuelice lliat they will yield very Iftlge dl'.idfcflda
Oil the Capital stoeii.
fciiuscMjiiioiJs must ne laadi? promptly, as mure
than oiie-iialt ot tiro block is already engaged,
tjubjciiptioiis will bo u ceiVe-d at Uus Ulrica. ,
i»-'C. i* tn, it^or-gt.
•y. cs—tirty are
j r time tJJry are
ENVEiNTOKS, MECHANICS
AGRICULTURISTS,
PiAOiSEJACTUS
Ul'the cheapest cuiU. berst
MECHANIC A A- J ° u HNAIj
ui th.e %V OlA,^
The Illustrated Scientific African,
A New \ulum** of which commences January I. !'>>"■
Th;;, valu.il.h- journal has been pnblUUed nineteen
wr., and during ill tUi* time it ban been ihc lum -na
Lade advocate Sr the interests o. the A b?oi
Manufacturer, iiu.l Partner. and the mitUlul cuiouicKr
t!.c i.r.«rc ; .Md AKT, SCIENCE. and I.N
AimuCA.N u the
reliable. and most wbely circulated journal- ol he kind
n-.iv publfc-Ued in the United State,. Ums tuit ms d -
beginning and gro th of marly ” 1 ■‘‘i.'irivo been ilhis
tind di.covcn i-.. of th. day, moot w which h-.io b-oi lu=
trated and dercribed in its column*. ‘‘Ar'li'iS” a tl-I
\Vc:.l:.v ornciiL List of all the CacoN. Claim-,
tui’.: of great Value to all Imvntoc. and latenteos
$ F X T hi MU.
cumerv ivill bo giren. Alo. practical articles, upon ho
•ino.iC Toots n-cd in Wokssuom and r
at!Hll «T,cri.aenlo and practical re
Milt- attained "'ill bo fully recorded. , . ,
WOOLEN. COTTON, and o her
« sii Wilt Vessels. 11.111-IVAY Maciunyht, !Ju i.im-
Tools. Etccmc. Chemical, and Maiuuuticae
its, 1V0,.:., and I.t-'inn'. Machines, lltpp.acuc.-, 1. m?_.
WvTVß.uniu.a. vet.; llocsehjl:. and I- arm ini';
this latter department being very lull
Sriof \iSr Cain- to farmers and Gardners; Articles
ombraei.r.:: every department of Popular bcumee, which
rv<T'.-bade cau understand. .
p.itent Law Decisions and L>is
cAmioA* "ill- ns lieietolcre, form a prominent lea
tine* Owing to the very large experience of tbo publisbet s,
M.-ters Minn & Co., as Solicitous of Patents, .his de
partment of the paper will possess great interest to Pa-
T£NTLL> and I.fVEMOi'.S. ,
The year's nmnbeis contain several hundred supeiben
<’r:ivi:i^s, also reliable practical recipes, useful in every
-nop and household. Two volumes each year,4l6 pag**—
tcdal. ''dd jiaues.
Ti.UM.S.—sd per yc.tr; $l.OO for six months. Specimen
Copies f.ent m-e.
7.5:5 P. M
0 lu
2.40 A .M.
A. M.
7:55, A.M
7::-o, A.M. £ 5:50, P.M,
12:15, A.M.
■7:40, P.M
7.40, A.M
C:-y). "
; : ;;o A. M, i 7:40. p. M
0:^0,
C. W. PATTON, P.M.
GEO. A. WILHELM,
LEON A I’D WILHELM,
ADAM ODES WELDER.
STORE
Aim biiii-cii-U io »ui-
AJire:
munn & co.,
Publisher*,
27 Turk Row, Xow-York City.
Doc. 17, ISGJ.
( \ W. KESSLER PRACTICAL
V.X« DRUGGIST, respectfully announces ft
tollu- citizens of Altoona ami the public
cr.illy. that ho still continues the Drug busings, >SSSsr
on \lvginia stre-k. where he keeps constantly wH&Jf
onhand.fer sale. Wholesale and Retail, DRUGS, BM
MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. OILS, VARNISH- MA
ES and DYE-STUFFS. m '" w
Ev strict attention to business, and a desire toreador sat
[■.faction to all as regards price and quality, ha Impest
••‘rit and receive a .-.hare of public patronage.
hysicians and merchants supplied on reasonable icnn»
all orders from a distance promptly attended to.
•ysicians prescriptions carefully cumpoumled. [l-tf.
i’h
and;
Pi:
S. M. Woodkoic
WOODROK & OSBORNE,
Aiioriici/s at Law <j- Military Agents
■\\riLL attend promptly to all legal buaiiuM
\\ to their care, i :i Blair, Cambria and Huntingdoi
counties.
CdK-ctions for firms in the Eastern cities will receive
special attention, and remittances bo promptly made.
Bounty, Pensions and arrears of pay due from the LV3.
will be collected in tho shortest possible time.
Office in Altooua. 2 doors South of Post Office.
Office in llollidavsburg, 1 doer West of Court House.
Sept. 21, 1504.-tf
, ANOTHER C ALiL!
The undei'signed culls the attention of
thf* citizens of Altoona and vicinity, t his large stock
OF
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
jurd received and for sale at tho lowest cash prices.
Brown Sugar at ; .20 ct.tf. per lb.
Prints at 30 .** yd.
Please giro us a call.
S. 15.I 5 . BURKHART,
Corner Chestnut and Allegheny Sts., Altoona.
Dec. 3d, ISO 4. Ini. ,
i DMINISTRATOR’SNOTICE.—No-
Ja. sLtice. is hereby giv-n that letters of administration on
the estate of Isabella Glasgow. late of Logan Township,
Blair county. do'*d., have Itetn granted to the undersigned,
residing as aforesaid. All pWfeons knowing themselves in
(f bled to said estate are reijuuSfed to make immediate pay
ment and these having claim* will present the same with
out delay, duly authenticated for settlement.
PETER EMPFIKLH, Adm'r.
NfV.l2ta.lS64—Ot.l
4 DJIINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.—No
>4. rice U hereby von that letters of Administration
on the O'titce of Anna.'Love, late of Lcgan township. Blair
county. dec'd., have heeu Granted to the undersigned,
residing in 'Altoona. All persons knowing themselves in*
dehred to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and having claims will present the same
without dclav, dulv authenticated fur settlement.
JACOB KINK,
Administrator.
Nov. 111. ISo4—ot*
ON HAND AT McCOEMICIv’S .Store
—A splendid assortment of Ready-Made clothing
Call Arid sod. '* Not.
Helmbold’s genuine buchu
and Brake's Plantation Bitters, at
jiia 13, ? C4l UEIGART’S Prng Store.
VJUBIAS OPERA-CAPS & IIOSIE
XT uv it
QUEENS WADE AT
Boots and shoes plain and
f Aucy al
I FLANNEL SHIRTS UNDER CLOTH
. INO ic. »t
rpiJNKS AND CARPET-SACKS
PLAIN & FANCY VKSTS, of every
tIM *ii rttU »l LATTollltA* ,^-
Valuable Real Estate
A.T
PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber offers, at
Vpvatw Sale, all his real estate, situate as follow*:
MO. 1.
A i'orui tu Logan township Bhur county, adjoint**
lauasut Liias Baker, James HutcUaoa, John Wy&e and
others, about one aada hail mile* trow Altoona,containing
VZv acres 01 which are cleared, under good fence and lit a
high slaw of cultivation, iuul the balance well Umbered
with white oak ami Hickory. About -0 acre* of &.U*
cleared laud u uict-.dow ol the boat quality. Then* i* an
orchard ol excellent fruit. The improvements aro
LUG-FitASlfc WLATIUuII-iJOAitUKD UOUSK,
with Kitchen, \V ush-houac, \\ tAnl-house, Smuke*hotnt« and
i'ump-hyiise a-i under one tool, and very convenient.
A BANK BARN,
aoxnO loci, w ith wagon-shed, corn-crib, Icc-house and all
oihiv* neccsMiry outouiidiugs, waking u altogether ouu ot
the beat lilted up taruia in the country, it la well calcu
lated h>r a uaiiy and has been lilted up for the purpoac.
Inis larm wui readily rent at a price which will bnug
ten per cent, on the luveatuieiiL
A house and oue-tuuilh ol an acre of ground tituata m
LtouuuhsvUle, aojo..umg Altoona. The House :» double
plauK, containing seven rooms. Oh the lot are a Slaugh
ter-house, iliue-hvUot*, stable, VVagou-ahed, and all Ui«
buildings unu improvements required about a butchery.
MO. 8.
A i wo-siury Brick Uou»c uwd hah lot of ground, «atu*U
ou Miwt, AUuckfc. 'l'be House couuiun tbrw
room* and ball, ou lu>t Uoor, umi lour room# ou «ecolid
floor. It wiu u acMioliie part 01 the lowa.
IS 0.4.
A House and hall acre ul ground, situate in Loadons
viUe.near White Hall Hotel. 'ilia House is a two-*tur»
nauio. ihe lot is well set with choice Unit trees.
5.
A House aud half lot of ground, situate on Rebecca
at i-wi, r.usl Altoona. Ihu House i» two-story iramo with
two luoius cu hut -lour ami three ou second lloor.
All the above properties uovv. rout ut a price which
briars u-u per cout_ou my valuation.
liargams may bo Imd in all 01 these properties, as exten
ded time v*ul bo giveu,m viiuch to makw payments. Mj
ol>jov.i iu disposing ol all my property iu tUU vicinity is to
remove to I lie West, uud 1 do nut wish the trouble 01 look*
iag au-r aliairs so Jar truiu homo, or to have property
where 1 cannot sou To iu care. Fur these reason* I wili
give bargains iu lb',* above
Altoona Oct. -.“JtU—H.
LAKwu PHOTOGRAPHS
TAKEN fßOjk ,
SMALL AMIiROTYPES. CARi»
PICTURES AM) DAGUERREOTYPES. A
Pictures taken in all kinds of Weather.
NEW STYLES OF CASES
PHOTOGRAPHS
TAKEN IN ALL THE
DIFFERENT STYLES
CONFECTIONERY
AND ICE CREAM SALOON.
'TMIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD IN
| FORM the citizens of Altoona and Ticiuitythat hii
CONFECTIONERY, NUT and FRUIT STORE, is alway*
upplied with tho very best articles to be had, and in great'
variety.
FRESH OYSTERS
ot Ui* tcry best xnality, always to be had.
BREAD, CAKES, & PIE j,
Always on hand, at reasonable rates.
lie is at all times prepared to supply cakes, candies. 4c.,
tor pie-nics ami other parties. He invites a share of public
patronage, believing that he can render full satfefactioato
ill.
Remember. his store and saloon is on Yirginiastreet,two
doors below Patton’s Hall. OTTO ROSBI.
Altoona, April S, 1863-tf.
JOHN HICKEY.
CABINET-MAKER
XJ3STIDER,T-A-K:33R..
Haying purchased the in
tcrest of Mr. Cherry in the lato firm of Hickey A
Cht-rry, I would respectfully inform the public I intend to
continue the business, in the new Cabinet Shop and Fur
niture Ware room, on
JULIA STREET, OPPOSITE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
East Altoona, where I will be happy to fill all orders in
my line. I iuivo on hand a good supply of Furniture iuit
from Philadelphia, which I offer at the lowest prices for
cash.
1 keep a hearse, and am prepared at all times to attend
promptly to orders iu Undertaking.
I will always keep on hand a good assortment of
METALLIC COFFINS.
E. J. OSBOUNK
Altoona, Nov. cth ISG4—3m*
General News Agency,
OAK IIALL, No. 7, MAIN STREET
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERY, CONFECTIONARIES
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
TOYS AND NOTIONS IN GREAT VARIETY
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
OctOber‘24, IStil.
BUSINESS on ALLEGHENY ST.,
The undersigned keeps constantly on
hand a full and complete stock of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
OF ALL KINDS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, QUEENSWARE,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c.,
S. % P- BUREHART,
S. E., Corner Chestnut and Allegheny Sts., Altoona,
Dec. 3, 18G4.-tf.
€ CARPETS. Another large assortment
/ofCiirpeta,Oil Cloths, £c.. handsomer and Cheaper
than ever. Just received at LOWTHKR’S.
Dec. 10, lbCi~3l.
MEN AND BOYS’ COATS, of every
stylo and color, of good quality, at
* LACQHMAN’B.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Jewelry, liuir and Clothes Brushes, Combs,
Pocket-knives, itc., at
Hair oil, colognes, pom
ados, Shavink Cream, Toilet Soaps kt n for sal* by
l-if.? O. W. KESSLER.
VTEW AND IMPROVED STYLES
i vj of Trunks, Valises aud Carpot-Bags, at
LAUQUMAK’fi.
G. C. SMITH.
I JURE WHITE LEAD AND ZINC
X Paint, alK> Cbrom*. Green, Yellow, Boris Green, krf
and ground nil at KESSLEfi’S.
O.'C. SMITH.
For sale—a building lot
situated on Branch Street, AUoona. Price s42s,- "
Aug. IT. ISfld-tf. W. S. BITtKEIt.
G. C.
JL ST HKCLIVED—A Lot of Prime
OlliAUS—it
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0. C. SMITH
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