,|IELD.
*>|Sto3?e.
this n.
M«N»» Sniith, Whsn h.
W|lj!toort(n<iat ot
fSTYLES OF
LCifS*
.DKENVS FLATsV*
tjtfth great csr« mud embr».
i*|lty,for the .
V deb or pour. v " > i
MMe« Fan of *U etjJeaal.
D, W. At*.
ES.
WARE.
WOULD RE-
oDabls prices- A'lar(*sttp\
and. '
WARE. 1b great
SPOUTING
'Pper-raithlng room to kto
a band an assortment of cop-
>tly attended to.
STEPHEN WIKTUft.
3TAKMI
an old Stand.
) INFORM; XHE i
vicinity that they Ua?o taken
JVISION STORE |
h A Pattersctti, and formerly
where they will keep con
Extra, and Extra Family
and Sugar Cored, Hlbbed
lerriag by the Bafrel, HaJf
:D EAST INDIA.
Orleans, Mid Porto
-\p*. New vlrlenns anJSugar
>Vny flyebu, ttnd,; Imperial
: -Lnd Mould Caodkti. J**le t
y. Spun? Roll,iHomgr IMr,
igars. Also, a gtHj-r a*aorl
t Cords, and Queenrware.
novisiotfs,
ir, Oat*. Corn aud Oat*, and
Meal.»?iflf’d aud Cusiftad.
and laud;
t wp^nlws.
WOLF * PETEHSON
SCOTLAND,
THE
IF STEAMSHIPS, -
of saium; Vessels,
man Lloyd Line of
between N. York
, Southampton,
widen. a
joe Pound'&hd upwards, on
«. payable in all fbe Cities
ad, Scotland, and Wales, free
It.' AO. KERR.
ALTOOSA, PA
iCPBELL *
H THE CITIZENS
tie hM |his da/
GROCERY STORE
E/itt Altoona,
.**; formerly knows a* th* f
otiiing in . regard'to price*,
lie public patronage, feeling
latino of qnrrtock and prl-
Bd*al.
It favors will bo thankfully
/ ■ ' -f
51
SHVEN ON 12HE
1. by Mini JIAEIA BBOK-
1H QUARTER.
tbrM dootf* belcnif Annie st.
Ir the neglect oflesßone to
in (v* pf tfekueH.
SK A LOT i’OR
, iotend/of to r**move frda
o. biaboa*e«nd lot. eitnata
diort chore Catharine
l)elKnU«ts*J' The hoo»
ke, cootaicinfc three
room, on first floor and 4**
n U well>ndc««d %n4,haa
nfeocf*. PoMeuiots gw*
A. P-CALDEUyOpP.
I’S NOTICE.—No
i m of Administration
Lite of Allegheny Furnace.
* n granted to the tinder-
AU persona knowing tbem
te reqtnwtrd to makeioune
tlalraslwni present the
mletuent. i ,■
Si C. BASER.
■Aihnlul«trator.
i'S NOTICE. >V
of AilrntyietmthHl &
1 of Altoonn, Bl»ir eomfj)
R? tßmhmifa
ce imHwdiate pdyment,»wl
t the mo# without d«Uf. ,
lit. V M '■ : ; .;,-
DKUA HORKtSfI, Ad»: -
E HOTEt SITU-
a «ml Kethmrioe' etwett
t woteiwßioe roo«v«*l ■
coWom. lfor (brtlur iW:
loehHng tmit doer'
K-fefteflftfP :*
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s.mo»jU*oß<»dnW. ::
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&
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3vltflo»a ‘
items.
LOCAL
Wru Kike Cohmst.— The importance
~i having a good file {company in this place, was
li‘ lv apparent on the night of the late fire. The
‘V, Uno a Will Compeer has been entirely broken
i„ removals from the town end enlistments
u,e army, and the remaining members ere ex
ceedingly anxious to form a new company of per
ni-nt residents of the |dace. There are not now
eau „gh of the Old members to run the engine to a
fire , consequently, if it is to be brought into use
hereafter, there must be a filling np of the compa
ny The engine, one of the best in tbe.Stale, has
been recently overhauled, and is now in perfect or
der read v ty use on any occasion. The Good Will.
Company have also a fine hose carriage which
mus[ be mannal. Will not our people, those who
have properly in the town and who are most in
terested’in having a good, reliable fire company,
join this compauv at)d acquaint themselves with
the working of an engine, so that they may be of
gome service, in case of a fire, in saving the.r |
neighbors property if not their own Everything ;
being in good order, ready for use. let us have the;
„,en to man the ropes, etc., and get the engiueand, |
h.U ,the spot. Where they are wanted. Heretofore I
th,, company has been made up, almost entirelly, of;
persons who had no property. They did the work,
while those interested looked on. This should
|,c the ease. One other matter We wish to
mention, and it b this. While our property own
ers have allowed others to work the engine and
carry the hose at fires, thus taking the labor and
-1-k tney have not even supplied the money topay
fur the engine. .Ws learn from a, Member of the
company that there is still some $4OO dollars due
on the engine. This amount has been on interest
for some five years, and it is high time it was
paid. And who should pay it? Certainly, those
who are tube benefuted. No man should say that
because he is insured he-necd not contribute. Every
tire insurance company that his insured property
in the town should contribute something, and we
believe they will, if a good company be organized.
Then let us have a good company at once, and
make the effort to wipe out this debt. Unless our
citizens take hold of this matter, the engine will
Siand in its house hereafter, as a half-dozen men
cannot run it to a fire.
UKiTH op Kobkrt M. S. Jackson. — IntelU—
was received in this city yesterday, of the.
aeoe.ise o.‘ Dr. Robert M. S. Jackson, formerly of
Crowm, Cambria county, Pennsylvania. He
ilild «1 Chattanooga, Tennessee, holding at the
lime the position of Medical Inspector of 'the
Twenty-third Army Corps, and Acting Medical;
Director of the Department of Ohio. Dr. Jack-'
~,t, was widely known throughout the State, being
distinguished for great force of character, decided!
opinions, and some eccentricity withal. He was
u men of strong and generous feelings, and intense
in ins patriotism. As a scientific man he had few
lioisjn Pennsylvania. He was thoroughly
vei lin all departments of science, and as a
ge0!,...-isi and botanist was specially distinguished.
II" a as a tnenthes of the Pennsylvania Geological
Commission, of which Professor Rodgers wasi
chi' f. and very much of the results of that survey
are line to the skill and industry of Dr, Jackson.
He was an enthusiastic mountaineer, and. believed
that in the pure air of the Alleghenies the enervated
and listless inhabitants of cities and the lowlands
would find health strength and energy. He pub
lished-some years ago a work called “The Moun
tain," which is distinguished by a love of nature
and by a scientific, handling of the topics, which,
without being too technical, is of a character to
elevate the human mind and teach' the reader to
look from nature up to nature’s God. Some of
Dr. Jackson’s views are bold and startling, but his
fine command of language, his chaste and vigor
ous style, places the book among the most remark-,
able of its kind ever written. Dr. Jackson was a
member of the American Philosophical Society,
Academy of Natural Sciences, and learned insti
tutions. His character created for him warm
friends wherever he was known, and his untimely
death will not be unlamented. —Phita Inquirer .
What Blair Cowry Fays.—We extract from
the A unitor- General’s Keport the following a
mrmms paid by the county and corporation* into
the State Treasury during the past year:—
Altoona Gas & Water Company , on
Corporation Stock $ 165 00
Ilollidaysburg Gas Company, on Cor- L
i-oration Stock 315 00
Tax on Real and Persona! Estate 14,56" 89
Special Tax
Enrollment of Laws
Brokers and Bankers
Tax on Writs, Wills, Deeds, etc.
Coiletteral Inheritance
Tavern Licenses
Retailers *•
Billiard Rooms, Bowling. Saloons etc.
Eating Houses, Beer Houses etc.
Brokers Licenses
Distillery and Brewery Licenses
Charter Blair Countj Iron and Coal
Company
Acivnd Interest
During the same period the county has received
•mi ntihe Treasury for common school purposes
§2,904 20.
Frum the same Report we leant that the taxable
property of the county amounts to $4,900,758, the
population to 27,535, of whom 7,148 are taxables.
R. R. Changes.— Tlie Pittsburg l^Afa 'amfr cud,
of Tuesday, was slightly previous in Wrannonnce
ment of gome of the changet of officers of thff
Penn’* Rail Road. Those announced by us last
week, and those published below, are alt that .have
yet been officially made, viz:—Cal. F. Sellers,
lias been appointed Division Telegraph Operator
at this station, in' room of Will M'Cormick, pro
moted to Supt. of Telegraph. John Reilly has
taken the position of chief clerk to Gen’l Superin
tendent, vacated by Mr. Darlington, and William
C. Keller has taken charge of- the; Car Record
Office,in room of Mr. Reilly. All these promo
tions are in the regular line, and merited by faith
fulness and business qualifications exhibited in
former situation*.
Killed,— We regret to learn that James Hutch
inson, son of James Hutchinson, Esq,, of Eldora
do, wag killed in the assault on Fort Fisher, He
was not yet 20 years of age, belonged to the Navy,
in which branch of the service he enlisted torn*
months ago. His worthy parents have the: sym
pathy of all in their bereavement.—Rtyisier.
f«« I Hook asp Ladpm Compear—We to
ftmm i haTe * Hotik.and Ltiddar company in this
* ' town. In another place we hare appealed to our
citizens to re-organize theGoddWill Engine Com
; patty, bat this will not prevent the formation of
''| the company to which we now Prefer. There are
men enough to 111! up both companies and make
them what they should be. All that is required
is gel our people aroused to a sense of their duty
and interest. A Hook and ILadder Company is
almost as important as an engine company. One
of the companies should be qn tlzie West side of
the railroad. Were there a cignplete Hook and
{Ladder Company, with a hose .carriage attached,
on the West side of the road, much work could be
done at a fire ere the engine could be brought
over, as not untreqoently the Annie street crossing
is olocked with cars, and tbe engine must be
taken to the upper end or 'lower end of town to
get it over. 1 Besides, ladders Jare often of much
service to engine companies.
We have heretofore suggested tbe formation of
such a company, but no action,has been taken.—
The same may be tbe case this time, bnt the fault
is ndt ours. We shall do our duty in urging such
precautions, in case of fires, as seems imperatively
I necessary, and leave the responsibility with those
i who are interested. When a fire occurs wc .find
: many men ready to condemn the fire company, or
I somebody, because everything did not work to
their pleascment, and for The moment they are for
a new Engine Company, or aHook and Ladder
Company, but soon they forget their danger and
their good intentions, and we hear the same old
song at the next fire. Now led the companies be
organized and made what they should be, ur let
;he fault-finders hold their tongues.
307 14
20 00
1,123 74
481 30
102 26
876 20
1,605 26
. 71 25
285 00
67 00
186 25
25ft O 0
4 95
$20,397 25
Internal Revenue. —Through the courtesy of
Bobett H. Canan, Esq., clerk; for Samuel J. Roy
er, Esq., Collector of Internal Revenue for this
[l7tb] district, the Johnstown Tribune has been
famished with the following tabular statement of
the comparative receipts of revenue from all sour
ces during the years 1863 and 176-t. The receipts
during the year 1862 were so trifling that it was
not deemed necessary to embrace them in the
statement ; ;
January,..
February,
March,
April,
May
June,
July
August,
September,
October,
November,.
December,..
ToiaK
Increase in 1564
Com. money collected in 1863, ...
Do. Do, ISM
Total am't commutation,.
Do. lut. retenae,.
Total collections,
, It will be seen that, under the operations of the
internal revenue law, as amended June JO, 1864,
the collections of revenue, from July 1, 1864, to
June 30, 1865, will approximate half a million of
dollars in this district. There are not many di
stricts in the State that pay a heavier tax for the.
support of the Government, or pay it moie promptly.
f- i
Stamm Upon Deeds. —Persons who have hous- |
es and lots to sell mast lie careful herealter to make I
tiieir hargains certain upon ihe subject of stamps. 1
The usage in sales of property heretofore has been
jJtat individuals who bought should be at the ex
pense of deeds, acknowled groents. and all searches j
proper against the owner. Where it was necessary
to go back of the title ot the latter, and the searches
were such as he ought to have got when he pur
chased, he would be charged with the expense.
But otherwise the rule that the buyer of real estate
pays ail expenses has been so common that when
the stamp regulation was established, it was as
sumed as a matter of course that the purchaser was
to bear that expense also. But it seems that this
assumption is unauthorized law. The .Supreme
Court of this State yesterday decided that unless
there is a special agreement to the contrary, the
seller of the real estate must pay for the stamp,
because he is required to affix it to the deed, This
is a matter of considerable importance, as the cost
of stamps is one dollar upejn each one thousand
dollars of the price, and iwhen heavy sales are
made, the stamp is a considerable item. Here
after the prudent man will agree to*sell his prop-,
erty for so much, “and the cost of the stamp.”
Thbbb-Cent Notis.—-The new three-cent
fractional currency just issued is very handsome. —
In the centre there is a fine medallion of, Wash
ington, and in each of the upper corners, a sheild
with the figure “3” upon .it, and the words “E
Pluribus Unum” underneath. On the reverse side
“HI" appears on each of the corners, and in the
centre there is a large “3” upon a green field.
The note has the fractional currency on both sides.
The engraving is beantifnlly executed, and.it will
be almost an impossibility fo counterfeit the notes.
Notes of this denomination, to the amount of $15,-
000, were issued on Wednesday last.
Shabp Transaction.—‘The following operation
ytaf performed on last Friday at the Prorost Mar
shal’s. officer A man enrolled in Woodberry
township authorized a broker here to put
jn a substitute for him, limiting the price to the
g am bf $1,200. The broker employed another in
Allegheny township to put in the substitute limi
ting him to $l,OOO. The last put in a poor, ig
norant follow and gave {lim $3OO. So that
i of the $l2OO paid by the principal, the substitute
got $BOO. the first broker $2OO, and the second
$7OO. Comment is unnecessary .—Rtgitter.
f/gg* Postmasters are obliged to receive all
Treasury notes for stamp# and postages, if clearly
genuine, no matter how porn or defaced they may
be, provided one-twentieth part-thereof banot mis
sing—and fractional currency, If not one-tenth
part be missing. Such notes and currency receiv
ed as are unfit for re-issue should be kept sep
arately and distinct, and returned, as occasion re
quires, to the Treasurer of the United States,
Washington, in sums of not'less than three dol
lars, to be exchanged. ■ f
; Fowwbt on a Smal& Sc aim .—The Mayor to
day issued a warrant for the arrest of A. G. Bur
goon, charged with forgjery. The accused is an
employee of the fed nsy Kama Railroad, and some
time since received an order from the company on
the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank for $l,BO
which, it is alleged, he changed io's9,Bo, thus ob
taining $B,OO more that) his check called for. The
forgery was very clumsily committed and might:
easily J* detested. Tim wensed U sUB at large.
Piuiburgh ChrumcU, 11 tk *M. i .
The Insusamcs op NokthAhkbic*. DIfe‘MAiRSHAILti’S I
_ . , ~ „ have heard Dr. 9 yfckUud’i Tonic ipoken of *o frequently ■ . . ■ . ■. I
During the last two or three yearn thu. well by tb io bMn b,tvtha.at l-.w, I A TiAf'N 'tljNM
known company have been extending their bust- an) comprUod to make it known to tb* public that m !V a 1 wi ' XX »
now in' the interior of the State of .Pennsylvania, really believe It effects a cur* in every case; therefore, ;w* ; Thi* Snuff ha* thoroughly proved iteeif to be the heetar* j
and have aleeady Wd a good fomOpdoa for fire wky to thow. who « eaffering with Dyapepda or Serna* ;
and inland business throughout the Common- D, ' ,jiUtjr ’ *° *° *o their DrnggW and geta bottle ot Dr. , excellent remedy m many caeca ol Sore Eye*, j
Strickland’* Tonic. t Uestibees ha* been removed by it, and Hear
wealth. ——j iny nae bom greatly improved by ita e*e, ! !
Incorporated as they were in the year 1794, by (jrXVJSS I\| M V.I)F ATK ;
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, and up to the tu me dull heavy paths caused by dtseasee of the head. j
year 1862, hauing agencies only in two or three I
prominent points in the State, their claims for the glands, ami gives a healthy action on the pert* affected.
business thro’ont the. State whence their authority MOKlii THAJt THIRTY YKAHB*
came, seem well founded, and hence, some three of sale and a»c%t l> r . Marshall’* Catarrh
years since, they established a central State agen- ?Jm^fi^uini^S^n*d£M^V^*£^dt*aadaiUaa
cy at the seat of Government, through which their
agency business is transacted and where policies
are issued. '
B'mcethe organization of thiscompany in 1192,
now over seventy years, their success has been
very marked, having now a capital and surplus of
over $1,600,000, and during which time they have
paid losses amounting to over seventeen millions
of dollars.
In Philadelphia, where the management of this
company is lest known, it epjoys a well deserved
popularity, as the result of long triediiud faithful
services, and large liberality in the adjustment of
losses ; the officers, Arthur G. Coffin, Esq., Presi
dent, and Charles Platt, Esq., Secretary, as well
as the board of directors, being well and famil
iarity known, some of whom have given their ser
vices to the corporation for over forty years.
8. M. Woodkok. Esq., is agent of company for
Blair County, by whom all applications for insu
rance will be promptly attended to.
Blair County Insurance Company, —ln an
other Column will be found the fifteenth annual
statement of the Blair County Mutual Protection
Fire Insurance Company, It shows the institu
tion to bajn a healthy condition. It is a home
company, well known to ovr people, and it appears
unnecessary for os to say anything commendatory
of it, other than that it is perfectly reliable. John
Lloyd, at the Banking House of W. M. Lloyd &
Co., is agent for the company at this place.
' Cail and: Get them. —Geo. F. Huff has re
ceived a box containing clothing which belonged
to members of Capt. H. B. Huff's company, 184th
Kegt. P. Vi, who have been killed or captured.
The clothing is put up in packages and addressed
to the friends of the soldiers. Mr. Huff desires
that the friends call at his residence and receive
the packages, as many of them may be of use to
those to whom they are addressed.
1883. 1884.
•4 3,216 77 $ 8,001 15
.29,747 18 7,013 16
. 9,377 82 10.107 88
... 8,115 99 11.606 45
... 7,199 20 13,071 58
.; 7,772 33 11.801 70
9,300 50 82.563 39
.. 5.365 83 20.188 61
8.652 27 13.894 27
5,633 OS 27.445 33
36,600 51 34.135 J 3
10,609 88 30.971 09
The Shooting Season. —The, law prohibits
persons from either shooting, trapping or destroy
ing in any way whatsoever, or offering for sale,
partridges, pheasants and rabbits, from the first
day of January, until the first day of October, in
each and every year, under a penalty of five dol
lars in each and every case.
.$141,096 37 $27u,000 62
128.904 25
238,800 00
290.100' 00
$528,900 00
.412.296 99
$941,196 99
Accident. —We learn that Mrs. Smyth, wife
of Alex. A. Smyth, of this place, slipped and fell
on the ice, on Wednesday last, and broke her leg.
Dr. Findley was called and reduced the fracture,
and she is now doing as well as could be expected.
Answer to Enigma —“Haraoth.-Gilead"is the
answer to enigma published last week.—Solved by
Master Wm. A. Mann.
Tobacco and Cigars,
Tobacco and Cigars.
Tobacco and Cigars,
Secludes,
Spectacles,
Perfumery and Notions, Drug* and Medicines
Perfumery and Notions, Drugs and Medicines.
Together with a aplendid stock of Trusses and
Supporters and all goods found in a first class
Drug Store. For sale cheap for cash at the Drug
Store of A. Bocbb,
Second door from the corner of Virginia and
Annie Streets, Altoona.
. Fire! Fire!! —Do not risk your properly any
longer to the mercy of the flames, but go to Kerr
and hare him insure you against' loss by fire. —
He is agent for thirteen different companies
among which are some of the best in the United
States. . *
Altoona, July 21, tf.
I)H. TOBIAS’
VENETIAN LINIMENT*
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS
X*. AND ACHES, and warranted superior to any other.
Croup it positively cores ; relief is absolutely sure imme
diately it is used. Mothers remember this, and arm your-
M\ves with a bottle without delay. Croup is a diabase
which give* no notice, frequently attacking the child in
the dead hour of night: before a physician can be sum
moned it maybe too late; Remember, the Venetian Lini
ment never Price 26 and 50 cents a bottle. Sold by
all Druggists. Office,*® Cortlandt Street, New-Tork?
A OABD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America a® a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the
Cum of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of dis
orders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
nximbers hare been already cured by this noble remedy.—
Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortu
nate, I will send the recipe -for preparing and using this
medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it.
Free of Charge.
Please inclose a post-paid envelope, addressed to yourself
Address.
« Oct. 29, .Tfcfit
THEREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
'/ SIR JAMES CLARK’S
/ ■. Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clark , M. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Quern.
■ 'This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure pf all
thoee painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. It moderateeali excess and removes
ail obstructions, and a speedy cure maybe relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp ofOroat Britain, to prevent counterfeit*.
CAUTION.
That PSls should nut be taken by Female* during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, a* they are
sore to bring oh Miscarriage, but at any other time they are
*afe.
In all Case* of Nervous and Spinal Affections, i’alos in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertlion. Palpita
tion of the Heart, Hysterics, and White*, these Pills will
effect a'cure when all other mean* have failed* ;hd al
though a powerful remedy, do not eontaln iron, calomel,
antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.,
full directions in the, pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD ST ALL DRUGGISTS. '
i “ . Sale Agent for the United Stale* and Canada.
JOB MOSES,"27 Cortlandt St., Newj.Yorit,
N fti-sl.ooand 6 postage stamp* enclosed to Any au
thorised Agent, will Insure a bottle, containing 60 Till*,
by retain matt.
Mav.U.’Me'ly. • ' ' • -
RAIL SO AD AND MAIL SCHEDULE.;
WESTWARD. i
Pittsburg k Eri&Kxpressarrives 6-30 A. Imvn 6.60 A.M. i
Baltimore 44 “ 7.55 44
Pbiladel’a 44 44 8.50 * “ *.15 u •;
Train 44 7.40 P.M, 44 7.53 P.M.
Boat Line . ‘, - 8.50 44 9XO 14
'Emigrant Train “ 8.40 * 4 ■* 3.40 u
l 1 EASTWARD.
Past Mail Train arrives7.so A. M n leave* M 0 A.M.
; Uurrul/g Accoomoditioit '* 12J.5 P.SL, 44 1130 P.M.
Pittsburgh A Erie Express 44 0.00 •* 44 K2O 41
Philadelphia 44 44 0.20 44 »* 0.40 4 ‘
Peat Line . , 44 JL3SA.M„ 44 1.40 AJM.
| Trains o» HoUidaysburg Branch run to connect with
Baltimore Express, Philadelphia Express and Mail Train
: Westward, and Fast Mail, Harrisburg Accommodation and
Pittsburgh A Brie BspPess Train Eastward.
! Trains od Tyrone k Clearfield Branch ran to connect
i with Mail Train West and Pittsburgh k Brie Express Train
Bast, and connect from Pittsburgh k Erie Express Train
I West and Fast Mail Bast.
Trains on Bald Eagle Valley B. R. run to connect with
Fast Mai! and Pittsburgh k Brie Express Train East and
Mail Train West, and connect from Fast Mail Train East,
Mail Train W<*t and Pittsburgh k Erie Express Trains
East and West.
Trains on Ebeusburg k Cresson Branch rup to connect
with Fast Mall and Harrisburg Accommodation Trains
East. Mail Train West and Pittsburgh k Erie Express
Train East and West. ,
Trains on Indiana Branch run to connect with Harria
burg Accommodation Train East and Pittsburgh k Brie
Express Train W est.
Washington, Baltimore k Harrisburg arrive at 7:55, A.M.
Philadelphia arrives at .... 8:55, * 4
Pittsburgh, (through.) * • - ? 7:50,
UolUdaysburgb, * • 7:36, A.M. k 5:50, P.M.
Western Way,
Eastern Way, ..... 7:40, P.M.
MAILS CLOSE
Eastern Way and through.
Western Way and through,
Hollidaysburgh,
Western, through.
Eastern, through,
Office hours from 6:46, A.M., to 7:45, P.M.; on Sun*
day from 7:45 to 8:45,
DIED.
In this place, on the 14th lust.. Mrs. DKLIBAH S. WORK,
wife of Lawrence P. Work, aged 35 years.
The friends of the deceased hare consolation in the fact
that ere she died she left with them the evidence that she
had made her peace with God, and that she has only ex
changed a life of care and sorrow for one of everlasting
bliss, that although she Is lost to them, their loss has been
her great gain. Uer death was peaceful and happy, and
of her may be said “How bleat the Christian when she
dies." ;
GO TO
IDAHO
kb
GOLD,
n' A»D 10
REIGART’S DRUG STORE
rot.
Fteab and Pur* Drugs.
Fancy Quods and Notion®
Fine Cigars and Domestic Wine®.
The citizens of altoona
will please accept our Congratulations and best wish
es for the year 1865. and our thanks for the liberal patron
age you have flavored us with.
RKIGART IS AGENT FOB
“Misliler’s Celebrated Herb Bitter’s.”
We shall always fill onr Customers Oniert as directed
with 0 'liuiue Goods at the lowest market rates and guar
antee to Drake their purchases satisfactory in every par
ticular. , [Jaa. 28» 65-tf.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Tobacco and Cigars,
Tobacco and Cigars,
11l T. INMAN,
Bible Haute,
iw York City
JOS
Station
Altoona, Noe. 12th, 1361.
MAILS AHJUVE.
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL STATE-
J- MKNT of Blair County Protectioual Mutual i'lre In-
Huraoce Company
196-4..
Amount of property Inaured Jan. 1, 18«. J?
.. “ during the year. ldo,fti-oo
Deduct amount expired during year, 130,WW
t. ** surrendered ‘
Amount at ri.k, Jan. 1, ISOi. c«
Amonntof premium note, in force Jan. 1, M, s£B76 99
.. r n •> received during year, 19,881 63
Deduct amount expired during year, IW7O M
u surrendered * w
Amount of notes in force Jan. 1,1864,
receipts.
Balance at last settlement, 2 ’ 683 81
Ain’t rec’d during year 07
** on asfeßamcnt No. 6,1W147
less 6 per ct.for co.lcctlon, Bff3
97 «
1,244 88
8,9% 69
Accrued Interest credited Trea*.
expenses.
H. Burkett, lose by fire. 25 00
J. C. McLanahan, “ 10 ® JJ®
Alex. M. Lloyd, ■ ‘S *59
J. Gardner, guard’n “ ,*9 2$
Standard pd.pub. card Attainment not, M 70
Register “ , “ “ *"
Printing blankt and receipt*, 17 00
Tyrone Herald, 5 ?9
Johnstovn Tribunej>ub. etatement, *OO
D. K. Ramey ex. oMurrey at Bnrket fire, 5 00
“ moving safe, f JjV
U.S. Tax on receipt, “ S
Directors (8 each for aerricea, Vji uo
Policy feet, 5? 59
Salary of Secretary for the year, 50 00
Postage oanotices of renowsi A statu r• *
Balance, Dec. Slat. ISM. B'so<) 8 ' 50<) 30
RECOUECES OF THE COMPANY.
Premium note* held by Company, 66,0 M 93
Cash ia h snds of Treasurer, 2,310 M
Am& ia hands of Bhodes* admrs. 430 *8
** T Bingham,ox.Trea. 7«7 85
Office furniture ke H 00
Submitted by
J, F.FRDKAUFF, Secretary.
And now to wit January 2i, 1865, the above account au
dited and approved
Jan. 28, 3t.
MARRIAGE GUIDE
YOUNG’S GREAT PHYSIOLOGIC
AL WORK, or, Every one his own Doctor—Being a
■ Private Instructor for mairied persons or those about to
marry, both male and female., In every thing concerning
the physiology and relation* of one sexual syitem, and
the production or prevention of offspring, including aU
the new discoveries never before given In the English
language, by WM. YOUNG, M. D. This 1* really a. valu
able and interesting work. I‘ I* .’"T' tte “ '"-iP!*!“.
guage for the general reader, and 1« illustrated with up
wards ot one hundred engravings. All young married
people, or those contemplating maryiage, and having the
feast impediment to married life, should read thta book.
It discloses secret* that every one should be acquainted
with Still it is a book that must b* locked up, and not
lie about the house. It will be sent to one on the re
ceipt of twenty-five cent*. Address DR. WM. YOUNG,
No. 416 8 PRUDE St. above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Jan. 28,1888-6m.* '
FOR RENT. —The undersigned. Agent
oflhe eetate of Samuel McDowell, dec’d. »Bin#
rent, Horn the first day of April next, the maUrion faftn,
situate In Pleasant Talley, within one mile Of Altoona.
The form contains about 130 acres of
Altoona, Jad. 7th, 7866. JOHN VBBTIIT, Agio
G UKASE YOUR COEN CAKES !
Good Freeh Butler U selling for 48 cents k pound-, at
the NatkmalGrocery. on Virginia street, two-doors Brota
the McCiellan House.
Altoona, Jan. 21, ’65-tf.
rpHE BEST TEA, FOB YOUR MO-
I NET, 1* to be had at the national Grocery, Virginia
81, tiro door*•*>“ House. . EWAIT
Altoooa. Jan.in, > 65-tf. BPB3 * POaTLEW All ■
I JOB 3 ABE—A valuable lot, situate in
f.rfnrth^lnfcrma^n^
moment it stands higher than «w before.
It is recommended by many of the best physicians and
is used with great success and satistaction everywhere.
Head the Certificates of Wholesale
Druggists in 1854.
The undersigned, having for many years been acquaint
ed vim L>r. MarnUaU’s Oatarrh. and
Headaoke fcirxuttV X m our VholauU.
tnzuc, cUueilutly state, that we believe it to be equal, in
every respect, to the recommendations given of it for the
cure of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is decidedly the
best article ye have ever known for all common diseases
of the Head.
Burr k Perry, / Boston. Barnes k Park, New York
Heed, Austin k Co., •* A. B. k 1>- hands,
Brown, LamsoaA,Co n ** btephen Paul A •
Heed, Culler A Co., 4 * isreal Minor A Co., 44
beth W. Fowl*, 44 McKesson k Bobbins, 44
Wilson, Fail-bank A Co., 44 A. L. bcovtll A Co., 44
ilensuaw, Eumoud A Co, 44 (M. Ward, Class k Co., 44
iH. H. Hay, Portland, Me., J Bush k Hail, . “
Fur bale by all Druggists, Try it*
Nov. itf. ’64-ly.
Tbi« preparation i« unequalled na a Eejnvenatov and
~,,1 R.Jturer of wiated or inert function*.
The aired ehciuld ho curtain to make tha Blokrehea
household koU, iuaamuch as if will render them youthlnl
in feeling and in strength, and enable them to lire over
aimiu the days of their pristine joy. It not only exhilarates
buTistrengthens, and is really an invaluable blessing,
especially to those who have boon reduced to a condition of
servility, self abuse, misfortune, or ordinary sickness. Mo
matter what the cause id the impotency of any human
organ this superb propiaration will remove the effect at
onceand forever. biokb:ene
- 7.40, A.M
&30, “
7:30 A. M. * 7:10, P.M,
- 7:30 “
- 6:30, “
a. W. PATTON, P.M
Cutes Impotence, Oeueral Debility. Nervous Incapacity,
Dyspepsia, Depression, hoes °f Appetite, Low tolnts.
Weakness of the Organs bl denotation, Mental
Indolence,. Emaciation, Ennui. It has a most delightful,
desirable and novel effect upon the nervous system ; and
all who are in any way prostrated by nervous disabilities
are earnestly advised to seek a cure in .this most excellent
and unequalled preparation. .
Persons who, by imprudence, have lost their Natural
Vigor, will find a speedy and permanent cute in the
BIO^RENE.
182,162 DO
77,657 62
21,612 54
68,014 98
429 30
69,694 16
JOSEPH SMITH,
JAMBS D.REA.
JOHN DBAS, '
Executive Committee.
RUSS t POSTJiEWAIT.
-r aIUEMITU TO THE WEAE. 1 ,
YOUTH TO TUB AQKDII
* JiiOKKENE, •
os
4 life rejuvenatob.
The Feeble, the Languid, the Despairing, the Old should
give t|iiB valuable discovery atrial; it will bs found totally
different from all other articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.—This preparation Is Invaluable In ner
vous weaknesses of all kinds, as it will restore the wssted
strength with wonderful permanence.
It Is also aferand tome, and will give relief in Dyspepsia
with the first dose. A brief persistence in its use will
renovate the stomach to a degree of perfect health, and
Dyspepsia forever. ' I
One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for $5. Sold I
by Drugg&ts generally. 'a
Sent anywhere by addressing M
HUTCHINGS k HILLYEIL J
Proprietors,
81 Cedar Street, New York,
Sold in Hollidaysburg by J. Patton. Sold in Tyrone
by S. ijerlin. Sold in iluntingdoo by John Bead. - Sold In
Altoona by all Druggists.
Nov. 12,18W —ly
important™ females
t Pints'^
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS.
The combination of ingredients id these Pills is the re*
salt of a long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation, and cannot do harm; to the most delicate;
certain in correcting all Irregularities, Painful Menstrua
tions, removing all obstructions, whether from cold 'or
otherwise, headache, pain in the side, palpitation of the
heart, whites, all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue,
pain in the back and limbs, do., disturbed sleep, which
arise 1 from interruption of nature.
DR. CHEKSEMAN’S FJILLS
was the commencement of a new era in the treatment of 4
irregularities and obstructions which have consigned so
many to a pbxmatfbe qravs. No female can enjoy good
health unless bhe is regular, and whenever an obstruction
taken place the general health begins to decline. These
Pills form tfu inert preparation eperjmt forward with
IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. ESTDONT
Bfc . Take this advertisement to your
Druggist, and tellhim that you want the BEST and mod
RELIABLE FEMALE MEDJCItfE IN THE WORLD*
which Is comprised in these Pills. |
DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS ?
have been a Standard Remedy for over thirty years, and
are the most effectnal one ever known for all complaints
peculiar to nmoles. To all claseeS they are toraluable,
xndaciny, with certainty, periodical regularity. They are
knoVn to thousand.,[who have used town at dWtrent
periods, throughout the country, having the sanction or
ttie most eminent Physicians in America. " '
Explicit directions, dating when they should not JfJtsgV
with each Box—the Price Oni Dollar per Box, at 0 BOXM
for 66, containing front 60 to SOPills.
PUls sent by mail, pHompOy, securefrom observanonihy
remitting to the PropriStSil.' dMi) BY DRlpiptasa
GENERALLY. •• ■» ' : : _ 1.
HCTCHINOS A HILIYKR, Proprfrthffrj -
81 Osdar Bt- Veto Yorlt.
Sold in Hoilidaysbnrg by J. K. Pstton. T Buldln Tyrone
by 8. Berlin. Sold in Hunttngdon by lohnjlsad. Bold to
Altoona by all Nov. 13,18M—♦ly-^
JOHN HICKEY.
CABINET-MAKER
tTNDEBTAKEIL
Having purchased the in
terest of Mr. Clierry In the late Arm of Hickey A
Cherry, I wonld respectfully igfonu'the public I intend to
continue the business, in the new Cabinet Shop and Fur
niture Ware room, bn
JULIA STREET, OPPOSITE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
East Altoona, where I will be happy to fljlaU orders to
my line. I have on hand a good supply of Furniture Just
from Philadelphia, which I offer W the lowest Pricoa tor
C *?heep a hearse, and am prepared atalljAs to attend
promptly toordefs li UadMtoktolg'. Y-r . i
I wilt always! keep on hand a good SMortmsnt of
METALLIC COFFINS. : ...
Altoona,,Hoy. 6th f 864 1 >
Real Estate For Sale.
A GOOD CHANGE’ FOB INVESTMENT.
The undersigned offers for
tale on reasonable 'terma tbjo tract! oft White Hne
and Hemlock TimMr land situate in Clearteld
Cambria county, alio lit seren mile* from Altoona, con.
tainidg \ : ' {'if- f.
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, ?
The Improvements! are, one Bntall’a twenty,three bom
nower Engine and flaw Mill, ona twenty-flve iiorae power
Ktatfonary Engine knd Saw ’MilljTbree Dwelling EWnaea,
Two Stable* and all noceeaary Jmproveinenq, M
road* *c. f for makifag lumber. - HTher*U alto avfpoMd to
be ; . _ _ - 4 (
‘ - VEIN 5 O F COAL
underlying this property, Theinbote will be eold jepar
aSirdlng to the widow of purcftaaer*. A
by early appHfatlon to > ■
baiwwffnyoe.nm* J louIS PLACE, or
i,;- JAMESbOUTTHER.
Altoona. Jan. 7, jSSAr-lm.
andhewuokel.
• ...j-;,- i.bgaiUi W . '
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Pipes, &C-, fcc»»
4 G K 0 Bt MBH X
A of ft*d«»n i* m*
A.T
PRI¥ASP>SALE.
TIE SUBSCRIBES [OFFERS, AT
Print* Uaraa «o»aU, Mt»*to:o.,Wlawo>-
NO. 1. ....
A. Inm la Uaaa town*Wp» Mr cwmtj,«dM*^|
137 ACBBS»
120 d «•
hi*h rut* of eulUTiuioo, and tho J»l»*o*’Mil ttaifctrj*
with whit* oak andHlokorj. AboW » *cm »< “•
claarod land Moooadowof tho bootqanlltjr. Ttioro 10 m
onhard of ozcoUont trait. *U»ln|i»wa«rt«l»
LOG-PRAM* irBATHKMOAEDBD BOOM,
with Bitch. m-Wooh-bonoo, VocMallmMmin*
‘
ABANKBAEN,
60x50 feat* with wagon-ahad. corn-crib, Iwhtiw and all
oth«r dmcw outbuUdiaga.mMhtt.«4tof*th«r oaa«f
tba beat fitted up bums In tfea country. itia vaUeaHu*
Utad .for a dairy and baa baan fitted up fi»tbapurfaaa»
This &nn>m readily test at a prtevwWab*wiU beta*
t«o par cent. ot the ianilßMtt
no. a.
A bow ftad ooa-lbarth.of as ana of ground ritual# i*
Loudooarille, adjoining Altoona. Tbi Uouaa !• double*
containing moo room*. On tho lot ara a Blaagb*
tttf'houia, Stable, WipuMbod, and all iaa
buildings and Improvement# required about a bUtobary.
JMO. 3. -
A Two-otorr Brick Boon aod hall lot otpoand, tttaala
on Virginia nmt, Altoann. Tho Honoo oontalao throo
room* and hall, on Urot Boar, and foot coca* on monk
Boor. Iti* in a doatrablo part ol tho town.
N 0.4.
A Hiiowend b»U tenet ground,eitwte ta Itoodon*-
,ill«.n mt WUU HaH Holer Tho Ho»»e it t tmettmj
trelde. The Ist 1» w«Ue«t with cboica fruit tree*.
jcsro.ws.
▲ Boom tod half lot of ground, situate on Ktbtcet
(tnxit, tul Altoona. The Boum it twoetory trust with '
two rooms os first floor tad three on stcosd floor.
All the above properties sow rent at a print which
brings tan par cam. on my valuation.
Bargains may ba had in all ofthose properties, aa extern
dad time will ba given in which to make payments. My
object in disposing of ail my property ia this vieioily la it
remove to the West, and 1 do not wish the trouble of look
ing afteraflatra aofitr from home,or to have property'
where 1 cannot Bee to its cart, for these rations I will
give bargains in the above-
Altoona Oct. 29th—tt
R. A. 0. KERR,
ALTOONA, PA..
Agent for Blairj& Huntingdon Countiw.
These machines AKB^iitiT
to be tbe best aver offered to the public, aud their
superiority issatlstoc tartly established bjr the tact tbit In
the last eight years, .
OVER 1.400 MORE
of these Machines have been sold then of any other man*
nfacturjjd, and more medals hare been awarded the pro
prietors by different Fairs and Institutes than to any oth
ers. The'Jiachinee are warranted to do all that Is claimed
for them. They are now in use in sereral families in Al
toona, and in erery case they glee entire tatistoction.
The Agent refers those desiring information as the su
periority of the Machines, to Col. Jehn h. Piper, iter. A.
B. Clark, George Hawkesworth, BenJ. F. Boss, and X. H.
Turner, Keqrs. . . i ,
Tbe machines can be seen and examined at tbe store of
tbe Agent, at Altoona. , ' .
Price of No. 1 Machine, silrer plated, glass toot and now
style Hemmer—466. No. 2, ornamental bronie, glass toot
and new style Hammer—s 66. No. S, plain, srlth old style
Hemroer—s46. [March M, 1861-tf.
CONFECTIONERY
AND ICE CREAM SALOON.
3'»HK SUBSCRIBER WOULD In
form tbecltlienaof Altoonaand vicinity tbnt bis
NFECTIONERT, NDT nnd FRUIT BXORX, is always
applied with the very beet articles to be had, and la (real
variety. • _'
FRESH OYSTERS
ot the Tory beat xoaltty, always to be had.
XBJtSB-BAXSD
BREAD, CAKES, & PIBo,
elwaye on hand, at reasonable rates. ■ ...
He is at all times prepared to supply cakes, candles, Ac,
forpio-nicsshdotberpartles. He Invites a share of pnbltc
patronage, believing that he can render full satlslhctlonl a
Remember,his store and saloon Is oaYtrginlastreet,two
door*below Patton's Hall. OTTO R08&I.
Altoona. April 8.1863-tf.
I*. StrictUnd’* M«UMloou« Cough MmgJ.
Coi - - -
Thi
Diarrhoea.....
gents, Abeocbfntf, v —» --- -
warranted to effect •cure cftvr all other dimm mw wM<
XT AIR OIL, COLOGNES, POH*
tttiSSSu*’
Mew and improved styles
Of TnoM ttd <W*sRs» hmah , s .
DURE WHITE LEAD AND ZINC
JT, Point, oUoCluow.Qroen, T»Uow, P«it» gt*w> dry
ni pwid ril «t, , P~tt] nfflliWt,
U»OR SALE-—A BUILDING LOT
r .ltoid*don»mii«hBttMt r
An*. IT. ItM-jf. - W. 8. kirtHM*.
TUST RECEIVED—A IM x^Pnißf
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