Evmuctt ut 9 shnoanee litd Ereiwtt, people bare holy incident fikh Uaaspir t tbe tiaie re jaH.ETerett, MWtpmarierand Mpprined ■ to, be «' ■ Uany of oor mpnge. Hew«s a llyedocated and sc- Who was frcompan- Wmuw! S_*. ft*- to support himself be failed in this, iobtrasire, too mod* t , whom he was war~ ’v ,the relation of onr> S»B^coiiMiffiKr: tnd h» young wife, ■ that he di«4—died rife to watch hi* pas- I. A .few stranger* ■ i lari resting hhie, 1 iwhieh shall know no tnpnpet shall soaad ■ Wtied gmi This Wahesdy said, % fad good |Xttwaiai i« life which die lent, and thepforeter r ie.—The Penusylva a-has, ,by a deckfod ) eating the President re Major RkbaXl - . shal of Pennsylvania, wg. This officer jja ,y, and actual cruelty woibted, in obedience > dent, at Campi ryrequire* tbpt tire the agenu of tho-F*. py shonld be kindly W*hf wsng«,vka<«Rav.. the privations which i«<d to bear; But toted upon the policy ruits to more severe to endure .upon rite after they have be ce. The conduct If. stisfaction among the w than dogs, add sn i witness the severe oldier is hard enough try wants men tbeV c at their entrance in hem to go to the front nay be useful. Con sjor Dodge not only freshly volunteered, it discourages others i direct detriment to .their eonlgista often lich had never been at the Smithsonian lington Chronicle has nrevwas the admins-. shington,” and that formed a pictajeapd oed." It has hie-caster 6lie3 with its:' f officer' of the Sth I Peace Catamisnion of our linen, one of and said: “General, and 1 would be wil i> jfeu and Gen. Lee.’’ wee to settle it with w, of the 10th, say* £ansas gnerrilia, who dead, is now epera e doubtless intendsta ! theatre of Mraur- He and men ;o£bis different in field: lOR > Stoj?e. ID WOULD IN d aeaortment «■ ' t S OF CAPS, ■ex's Flats. i gntx on apd otabra for the accommodation k orbooK " T • '• For* of *ll stylaaal- hi* Mock, feeling gare D.W.ALE. GUIDK HYSIOLOGIC- i» own Doctor—Being a non* or those Komtito everything eoneytnlng <r sexual system, im ffeprtng, including all T (rtjeo;ln tti* gpgllsb lUitindlrinli written .in plain ten ' frl«KufhtTb»,ilM bonin' rod this book. > sbouM be acqtmluted be locked .ap, sod do* Wto eny nad OB n , PhfladdnS?'^^’^ I,’ j f>» : . yk* SKlgfS, BKPSjUnBS. Ac, fa.. mm CHKAE 'tcwAtqßddißT./^ ’ET-K a. a skitni’., . Wi. ' PT.ATK A*® hit [o«4juj«oeai m Altoona £=> ; • LOCAL ITEMS. SS3S&wj»£. ‘‘'. their labors by the ptesem*of n W ,„th e i.—i Ming They seem ,to here been **IZ number, Jri2Sce«»ed in gaining the r«r , If the Bank building from the joining hon* They com- , ied operations as newly ween be weertmncd . eleven and twelve o'clock at dig hole through the wall aboutthree feet from 1 Jte ■ ground into »he back room. 'if*l l or an hoar they had the hole Za enlarging it to sufficient size, when ; K Baldrige, clerk, who was sleeping in the | bank, heard them and gave the alarm. They thtm j r“. *precipitate retreat leaving a number of tool. brace and bite, drill, etc., also two S an?a cover lid. The robbery wwwbll plan- T >nd the scoundrel* might have .acceded m«- curingwme plunder had their calculator not mim ed jn the one point, as to the watchman. Com mencing at that early hour they fntend«ltog.ve a “St to the job. Had they ™d*dm get -1 the back room, they would thenhave had ‘ L through another brick wall vauiuhen drill through a lining of double boiler ■ n Kvcurelv tinted, and then before getting at the r:r.K?ofthe bank, would have had: Ct Wo a strong iron safe. Without getting into this last, however they might have secured wine valuables in the vault placed there by per son* for safe keeping, ... The above we copy from the Seguter of this week, and add that the key left in the gate, which opened into the alley in the rear of the bank, was marked “11,” and evidently belonged to a betel. None of that number being found missing in Hol lidaysburg. Mr. George W. Boss, who was on the bunt of the burglars, came to this place and made inquiry respecting the key. Col. Woods, of the Union Hotel, identified the key as belonging to room Uof hi. house. To find out who occupied the room (or was to occupy it) on that night, they turned to the hotel register, and found the name of .1 Gilmer and three companions. As the per sons were known to be still in town, constable Ely was summoned to assist in their capture. While Mr. Buss went to the Squire’s office to get ‘ warrants for the parties, Constable Ely traced the men to Mrs. Shank’s drinking house, where he kept them treed for a time, but Mr. Buss not 're turning quickly ;with the warrants, they got put of the house and started, two and two,' in different directions. When,the warrants were ready Russ and Ely went in search of them and finally over ' hatilwi two of them, J. Gilme r and James Beilly, at the Mansion House. They were conveyed to Esquire Hume’s office, where sufficient evidence was adduced to warrant the squire in making out t commitment, on which they were escorted over the hill and lodged in jail to await trial at next term of Court. Mm all Pox.—We noticed, last week, that there were two cases of small pox in this place. Both cants were, immediately upon the discovery of the disease, removed from town, but we did not know of ihe.rcmoval until after our paper had been in sure!, One of the persons infected returned to Harrisburg and the other wa* taken to the Poor House. As both cases left Mr. Etter’s boarding house immediately on the disease becoming known to the attending physician, of course no infection remains. We have beard that there were other coses of small: pox in the town, bat hare been unable to learh the locality. We shall publish the names of hotels, boarding homes and private houses, where ;we know'there are cases of the, dis ease. We shall do so from proper motives, to pre vent those who may be ignorant of the fact pf its existence, froth going where they may bo infected, ho one should feel agrieved at ns for publishing their houses as containing cases of the disease, os we feel sUre they would thank us for information which would deter them from entering the house of another where there were cases. -Missioiuar Mietdso. —To-raorrow (Sunday) the Anniversary of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School, of this place will Iw held in the Methodist Church, at 2 o’clock IJ.1 J . U. Rev. W. W. Hicks, late Missionary to India, will be present. He will preach in the church, at 104 ..’clock A. M., and will deliver a lecture in the afternoon. ,He will bring with him and exhibit a number of the gods, worshipped by the idolaters of India, which he collected while in that county. His lectnre will be a description of India and its inhabitants as he witnessed it and them, and will no doubt be deeply interesting. The sabbath school has been practising a num ber of chornsses with which to interspntse the proceedings of the anniversary. A' cor dial invitation is extended to all to attend the meetings of the day. ('oldb«t Jiiawr. —Sunday night, or, rather Monday morning last, was the coldest “snap” yet' experienced in this region. At 6 o'clock A. M., the thermometer registered 18 degress below *ero, a degree or two below the point of comfort.— Sleighing could not be l better. There is said to he si leas: two foot of snow, on the level, on the mountains, while in the gorges, where It has drifted, it is so deep that no about measuring n. Mciicxt.—We inrite the attention of onr J . leadere (o the card of B. M. Greene, agent for the •ale of pianos, taelodeone and cabinet organism another column. Mr. G. is a apiendid musician, capable of judging of (he quality of an instrument, and haring been for a number of yeara engaged in the business, he can giro satisfaction. Those contemplating the purchase of an insatiment of either of the above kinds, ahoald gire bim a call, or address him by letter. ' Altooka Sara Again. —The quota it filled and the draft avoided. This will be good new* to many of our citiaena.' They can now breathe more free-. W and sleep more soundly—especially if they pat ronise the National Grocery, kept by Bun & Pos-, derail, on Virginia street. The National is, nn-, doubtedly, the place to find the greatest variety, the best goods, and the fairest prices. Go and see.' NT Boat bil to read the article bead “Interes ting Questions and Answers relative to the 7-30 8. Loan,” which will be found in another col ontn. If you do pot have money to invest, it will nevertheless do yon good to find out the credit of the county, and what -re the prospect of paying great ' ' " ' ' Iritonw. Tfae phis Press is important to the people of Altoona. HsKßUßiraa, Feh. 13. Hr. Hall and the rest of the Senate committee hare jostretpr^^frep-Washington, where they conferred Vrth%yßddrehmrof’War and-General Fry, who gave the following information to them: No promise was maos that the draft will be post poned, bnt it will not take place on Wednesday in districts where reeruitiog is going on brisk)]. The statements contained in Governor Curtin's letter to President Lincoln have been referred to Attor ney General Speed, General Ueutfiehi, and Col. Foster, who will make a report. The 26 pet - cent, of which New York was relieved :is now regarded as only temporary, bnt, if permanent, Pennsylva nia will receive the same favor. The Washington, authorities contend that Pennsylvania's quota is right as it stands, and gte Now m quota is right without 25 per cent. Immediate and mpid recruitirig 'alone can save os from a draft. : P. S. * Since the above was pokin' type we learn that men enough have been secured to fill the quota of this place, and that all dial is now want ing is the money to pay them $4OO each, as boun ty. The Bounty Committee have given notice that all subscribers to the fund who do not pay pp by Monday next will be proceeded against accor ding to law and the amount of their subscriptions collected with coats added. ■ , ■ tSf Members of the Altoona Mechanics' Li brary and Beading Boom Asspciation, and others privileged to take’hooks and magazines therefrom, after reading this notice will please make scorch among their hooks and papers, for the EUectic Magazine of April, 1864, and*,hen found please return it to the Librarian or pbairman of the Committee on Books and Publications. ' . Kmanat.—The following enigmas properly poired, bare been on hand for some'time, but we had not room for them in our last issue:— 1 am composed, of 61 letters. My 27,11,19, is a vessel. “ 12, 89, 21, is s kind of fish. “ 8, 41, 38, 48, 28, 11, 25, is a quadruped. “ 42, 40, 44, 12, 46, 18, 17, is good to eat. “ 22, 31, 32,16, 9, 46, SO, 16,26, 16, is what tha girls like. > “ 20, 2, 47, 29, is a man’s name. “ 42, 24, 48, is a nickname. “ 27, 35, 30, 36, 87, 1, 81, 14, 9, is a city in the United States. “ 33, 34, 45, is a verb.; “ 10, 18,3, is a man's name. ; “ 48, 49, 3, is a plaything. “ ,5, 6,8, is a pronoun. “ 23, 1,4, is a position of the body, Mv whole is what every person should do. W. M. lam composed of 36 Letters. t My 13, 36, 7, 16. 24, is a plant. “ 5,3, 1, 14,.28, is a measure. “ 20, 33, SIS, 28, 2, is to be’fresh. “ 8, 4,12, is an appellation, “9, 10,'ll, 21, is caused bv a stroke. “ 31, 19, 27, 13,22, 6, 25, 1, 13, 28, is a mixed mess. “ 34, 15, .35, is put on the table at dinner. ■ “ 32,-30, 7, is one of the organs. “ 29, 17, 21, is a guide. , • Mv whole is ihe name of a book and its author. , T. F. F: Tobacco and Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars, I'obaccoand Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars. Tobacco and Cigars, Cigars. • Spectacles, Spectacles, ; Perfumery and Notions, Drugs and Medicines Perfumery and. Notions, Drugs and Medicines. Togetherwitha splendid stock of Trusses and Supporters and all goods found in a' first clasp Drugstore.', For sale cheap-for cash at the Drug Store of • ‘A. Roosn, Second door from the corner of Virginia and Annie Streets, Altoona. Fibe ! Fibk !!—Do not risk;your property any longer to the mercy of the flames, bat go to Kerr and have him insure you against loss'toy fire.— He is agent for thirteen different companies among which.are some of the best in the United States. ' Altoona, July 21,-tf. DYSPEPSlA.—Wbateveiy body says must hetrue. Wo .have heard Dr. Strickland’! Tonic spoken of eo frequently by tboae who have been benefltted’ by it, that at last we are compelled to make it known to the pnblic that we really believe it effects a core In every therefore, we uy to tboae who are Buffering with; Dyapepal* or hervouj .Debility, to go to their Druggitt gnd get a bottle ot Dr. Slricktand’a Tonic. DK. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN LINIMENT. A CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS ASD ACHES, and warranted superior to any other. Croup It positively cures ; relief 1? abeolntoly sure imme diately it is used. Mothers remember this, and arm your selves with a bottle without delay. Croup la a dieease which gives no notice, freqoently attacking the child In the dead hour of night: before a physician esn be sum mouedit may be too late. Remember, the Venetian Lini ment never fails. Pries 25 snd 50 cents a bottle. Sold by all Druggteta. Office, 58 Cortland! Street, haw-Tork- A CARD TO INVALIDS A cWgymauv while raiding in South America a* a' mleelonery, dlecotfted a eafe and. wimple remedy tor the Care of Nertone Weaknoee, iarly Decay, DUeaeee of the ! Urinary and Bernina! Organe, and the whole train of die I order* brought oiwby baneful and rldoni habile. ' Great nmubere hare been already cured by thle noble remedy.— Promptedby a detlre to benefit the afflicted and unfortu nate,! will eend the recipe tor preparing and neing tide medicine, in a eeaWd antelope, to any one who need* it. rr*»f Charge. " 11 : Pleaae incioee apoet-pald envelope, addreaaed (oyoureelf ■ ' , Addme, . „ ' JOSEPH I.INMAN, Oaiton D. BihU Bourn, Qct.'JS, IftM—ly New York City. THEGEEiT ENGLISHREMEDY 818 JAMES CLARK’S Celebrated Female .Fills, • Rripand from a prescription Sir S: Clark, M. D' Phjticion Extraordinary to Hit Queen. This Invaluable medicine is unfeningqn the ears of all tboss psinfhl sod dangerous disease! to which the female conatltntinß is subject. It moderate, all ezceea and remove# all obstructions, and a speedy curb may be relied on. TOMABRIED LADIES It U peculiarly railed. It will, ill a »hort Urns, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Bach bottle, price Ons Dollar, bears the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. ' > CAUTION. That POt should !nof be taken bp nxtaht during Ikt final THJtJSE MONTES of Pregnancy, at Oey art tart to bring an oiktr New Meyers taft. . In ell Cashs ofHervous sod Spinal Afitctisns, Pains in tbe Beck land Umbs, fatigue <m'slight exortiion, Palpita tion of the Heart, Hysterics, sod Whites, these Pills will affects core when all other means have felled; ; nd al though a powerful remedy, do hot contain Inn, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the conetltntlon. Poll direction! In the pamphlet around each package, which should be earslUlly presetted. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Sele Agent for tbe UnltedStates and Canada. JOB MOSES, 87 Cortlandt St., New York. ' N R—SUM and 6postage' stamps enclosed to any an mSimdbottle, containing 60 tills, far return mslL :;' ■■ ■ • •.■ Mae. IS.’fa-lf. ; KmifCMt Ttsin “ S4O ; EASTWARD. Fast Had! Train ■ arrises 7.60 A. M.iwmMOJlii Hsrrleb'g Aopomlodatton “ 12.16 P.M., “ IiSOP.M. Pittsburgh A Erleßxprrae “ 6.00 - “ ti.2o ‘ Philadelphia “ “ 9J» “ 9.40 VaatUna “ X 35 A. M. “ 2.40 AJU. RAIL HOAD AJTD MAIL SCHEDULE. WESTWARD. Bftttimon ~ •• • J 7.6 S • ■ ■* «. 6 - " AM “ S.l* <• •* TAB*. If. -7-46 PM. f BAO. •“ f- 910 “ PhUad*l'« kUll Train Cut Lin* Train* ow EaLUdnyjtmrg Branch run to oaooect with Baltimore Xziin**, Pbiindalpbin Kxpn** nnd H«U Train W «.fw*rd, nnd Tut Kail, HnrrtaUug Pittabnrgb A Rrie Stpnn Train Saatwnrd. Train* od Tyrone k Clearfield Branch run to,connect with Mail Train Weetand Ptttalmrgh k Brie Szpreei Train Bait, and connect from Pittebargh k Brie Kzpreee Train ud iMt Uiil Jhit. Trains on Bold Bagla Valley B. H. run to counsel with Fart Mall and Pittsburgh A Brie Express Train East nod Mail Train Wart, andconseot from Part Mall Train Mart, Mblli Train Wert and Pittsburgh k Erie Express Trains Bast.and Wert. Train* oa Bbensbttrg ft Cressoa Branch ran to connect with Fart Mail and Harrisburg Accommodation Train* Kart, Mail Train Wert and Pittsburgh k Brie Express Train Baat and West. Train* on Indiana Branch run io connect with Mania burg Accommodation Train Baat aqd Pittsburgh A Brie Express Train Wear. Altooxz, Not. 12tb, 1661. MAILS ARRIVE. Washington, Baltimore A Harrisburg arrive at 7 :55, A.M. Philadelphia arrive* at - • 8:55, 14 Pittsburgh, (through,) - - - 7:50, 44 HolUdaysborgh, ... 7:36, AM. A 5:50, P.M. Western Way, lfcl6, A.M. Bartern Way, - .7:40, PM. MAILS GLOSS. Karteru Way and through, Western Way and through, Hollidaysburgb. Wmtota, through, 'Xhitoro, through, JV’Oflke boor* from 6:46,"A(M>,t07:45,P.M.; onSuo* dujfrcmi 7:46 tpfci6. .A~M. DOCTOR WM. R. FINDLEY, OFFICE ON VIRGINIA STREET, Xearly opposite /aygar St Store. f ‘ OFFICE HOURS. ms A* 8: From 7 to SK “ P. M. At toon*, Feb.Ath, 1886-tt ; SUBBISD. On tttr. K A. Holm»B, Mr. DANIEL IBENIHifcO U> MUTiUBY *. BHAFFRR, both ofHunt ingtonOL, P». n r Hams : bams i :—superior su- GAR-CURED Hams, just received And for Mite at the Jan. 18. Feb, 1865. NATIONAL GROCERY. WHISKERS I WHISKERS ! ! Do you want Whiskers or Moustache*} Our Grecian Compound will tofce them to grow on the smoothest lace or chib, or hair on bald beads, iu Six >Veeka. Price $l.OO. Sent bj mall anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of price. Address, WAnNKR * CO., box 138, Brooklyn* N. Y. feb. 18,/66-lr. Fa^isroß AND ■ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ! The undersigned respect- FULLY informs the public, and especially lovers of music, that,sharing obtained from the manufacturers, the tole Ageucyrfbr the sale. of STEINWAY * SONS PIANOS,‘MASON * HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS AND CARR AST; NEED - UAH A CO’S BUTLODSORS^ He Is prepared lo fomUh instruments' to persons wishing to purchase, ; at the retail price* in Philadelphia and New York. Circulars seat, promptly upon application with any ad ditional InfomatioD desired. N. B. EvhtpninslrnmeQt warranted for fin mu. 8.-Mi-GEWftOS, Feb,JpJ^fl|;-% r : v Huntingdon, Pa. VALUABLE PROPERTY PUBLIC SALE. The subscriber will expose to Sale by 'Public outcry, on the premises, od Saturday, March 11th, 1865, hla farm, situate in Logan township, Blair county, adjoin ing lands of Eilat Bafts', dec’d., James Uutihlson, John Wjfce and others, about one and a "half miles from Altoo ha, containing 1 137 .ACRES, 120 acres bfjFhicb are cleared, under good fence and in • high end the balance well timbered with White C^VwQijOT ! ~Y ~j About 20 acres of the the best quality. There is as orchard of excellent The Improvements are a „ Log-Frame Weather-Boarded House, with Kitchen, Wash-house, Smoke-house and Pump-boose all under one roof, and very convenient. B A R K BARN, 50x50 leet, with wagon-shed, corn-crib, ice-house and all necessary outbuildings, making It altogetter one of the best fitted up farms in the country. This farm is well adapted for a Bairy, and has been fitted up for that pur pose. and the town of Altoona furnishes a ready market for the proceeds. Should the season prove favorable the farm will yield at least 100 ton* of hay. ■ALSO, At lbt,wa. tim. and place will be mid, 2 Mare., 1. UorseA OdHa, 7 Oawi, two ot which hare eatres, 1 8011, 2 IwoßoMa-Wagoiu, 1 Cultlrstor, 2 Plow*, 1 Patent Hay Pork, 2 Catting Boros, Ha/ Ladders, 1 sat Smith Zook, 1 Sleigh, 1 Pair Twin Sleds, Chains of different kinds, to gether with other articles too nameroas to iqsotion. ALSO, A Lot of household and Klichen Furniture conalating ofSetteee. Table*, a Cbain, Bedateadt, Stove*; Tube? Meat whli, etc., etc. ‘ . , Sale to comment* at 10 o’clock, A. when attendance will be given and term* made by. Feb. 18th-t«. C. Paper Ware No. 513 Minor St., Philadelphia. ledger papem. FLAT CAPS. POLIO POST. DRAWING PAPERS FOOLSCAP. LETTER, NOTE, PACKET POST, EXCHANGE CAP, BOND PAPERS. Aq. PAPER of Mary dsacripth Altoona, Jsn, Tf, ’«Wy.- ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. No tice la hereby alien that letter* of Administration on the estate of John Horning, lata of Altoona, Blair connty, dec’s, hare been granted to the undersigned residing as aforesaid. All persons knowing themself** indebted to ■sid estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and those haring claims will present the same without delay, duly authenticated tor settlement. 7th, 1 MERCKMA HORNING, Ads*. rpHE BEST TEA, FOR YOUR, MO I NET, Is to be had at the National OrocerjfTlrginii as., two doors from the McClellan Honse. ' Altoona, Jan. 81. ’66-lf. HUBS A POSTER^AIT. Flannelshirts under cloth ino Ac. »r Fresh prunes, at the national grocery. Mtgffi“ r^S6S§?S? r - 3.40 “ - - - TAO. AM. Saiy “ 7:30 A. M.AT.AO.F.M. - 7:30 « - 6.30, “ 6. W. PATTON, P.M AT SINK. toiise. FINE PRINTING, NEWS do. MANILLA PAPER, HARDWARE da. ENVELOPE do. COLORRD do. BlNUtaft' BOARD. TRUNK do. .STRAW do. *O. on made to ofdar. o. c. skrtSr a bon. 0. 0. SMITH. IT ERRING, LARGE ANP mW, AT XT [febri-tf] I H. A/CAMTBSLL*B.~ AISINS, LARGE AND SEEDED, > at ' ffabll tfl ■ H-A.CAMPER LL'g- LADIES’ AND MISSES* GUM SAN dlee, juet tecefeed end Mr ids et ' i rT „ febll-tf] q. A. CAMPBELLS . Mackerel that yjsmv:isoi iVX Batter or Lgrd to c<iok tiMft, , a .' febii-tf] H, A CAMPRSLL'R ATTENTION J H. C-A-^t^BEXAX., Comer Branch and Julia Altoona^ HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW* and well eelected etoek of ' FAMILY GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c. Bt* Orooerie* cannot be excelled in qugltty or pice. His MACKEREL are the best in the Bsste**n mnrfret; 810 COFFK& OB3SKN and BLACK TEAS of first qualify. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR and the -cry beat FAMILY FLOUR, SUGARS and SYRUPS, RAISINS, new, good an<Lehe«p; SPICES of all kind* ; TOBACCO and CIO AKB; In Mot a general aeeort ment of all good* under the denomination of GROCERIES , BOOTS 4 SHOES, to which line of Goode be will make every exertion to *uif, please And satisfy %ll who may favor him with their patronage. Buying strictly fbr Gash, and selling on the same terms, his customers will be pleased with hi* PRICKS at least. PleAse give him a call. No charge tor showing good* ■nH c» mununicatiog pncee. Feb, 11.-tf - PICKLES, IN PRIME ORDER, ready for table use, at Hie NATIONAL GROCERY. Almond nuts & ginger snaps . —another lot—just received, at the NATIONAL GROCERY. FIRST NATIONAL BANK A. Xj T O O N .A., Comer of Virginia andAnme Streets, opposite Superintendent's Otfici Penn'a E. 8,, BL4IR COUNTY PENN*A. UNITED BTiliS DEPOBITOEI ud FINANCIAL AGENCY. •\fONLES RECIEVED ON DEPOSIT. Itß interest allowed on time Deposits. Gold and Silver Bought and Sold. Fractional Currency and Mutilated United States Notes Received. Drafts on the Principal Cities for Sale. Central Depot for the Sale of United States Internal Revenue Stamps.. This Bank keeps ou hand for sate t£e 7 3-10 U. S. TREASURY NOTES, and tabes Subscription, far the same'. This is the POPU LAR LOAN, the only Government Loan now in market at par, giving those who have money a safe and desirable opportunity fotfinvestment. TWO CENTS A DAY FOR EACH $l.OO. Those Notes, at Maturity, can he exchhnged for 5-20 Si* per Cent Gold beating Bonds. . WM. M. LLOYD. D. X. CALDWELL, President. Cashier. Feb. 4,-tf ‘ Dried currants and berries, at the ‘ NATIONAL OROGERY. -PRIME LARD AT THE J 7 NATIONAL GROCERY XDWAXp U BCSB. 8. C. POSTIXWAIt. Knew J’JBM I NATIONAL GROCERY ! ! rpxHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT- X FCl.LYannounce to thocitizeus of Altoona and Ticin fev, that they have Just opened a splendid lot of FRESH GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, NOTIONS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c., Ac., in the new Room on Virginia street, two Some from the McClellan House, where they will take pleasure in waiting upon ail the Cash Customers who may favor them with their patronage. . . , It ii our inteutlon to keep on hand a general Yirwtf Pl sell them ‘ '• \ EXCtp SIVELY FOR CASH I know how to appreciate A MyOF GOOD COYFES OR TEA, would especially dp. well to giyp us a call, as ours have already gained the reputation of being the best in tojrn. . _ ; Altoona, Jan.-21, # 66ftf. ■; BUSS foYOSTLBWAIT. GO To lIXA-HO FOR GOLD, AND tO . RBIGART’S DRUG STORE ' FOR Ft e«h and Pure Drugs, Fancy Goods and Notions ' pine Cigars and Domestic Wines. The citizens of altoona will please accept our Congratulations and beat wish es for the year 1885, and our thanks for the liberal patron age you have favored ua with. REIOARI 18 AGENT FOR “Mishlefs Celebrated Herb Better’s.” We shall always fill our Cuatomera Orders as directed with Genuine Goods at the lowest market rates and guar antee to make their purchases satisfactory in every par ticular. [Jan. 28, ’«5-tf. Buckwheat flour at the NATIONAL GROCERY. IRELAND BT THE * GALWAY LINE OR STEAMSHIPS, MONTREAL do do Washington Line op sailing Vessels, And the North German Lloyd Line of. Steamships spiling between N-; Tork , Havre, Bremep, Southampton, and London. a Drafts at sight, for Owe PoumJ and Mwards,_on National Bank ana Branches, payable m ail the Cine* and Towns in England, Ireland, Scotland'and Wales, free of discount. B. A. O. KERB, June ft, 19M-tf. ALTOONA, PA.. FOREIGN' SHIPPING ANU EXCHANGE OFFICE IAM NOW SELLING EXCHANGE (At New York Rates) on ENGLAND. XrWnD. SCOTLAND, WALES, » GERMANY, * PRUSSIA, AUSTRIA. BAVARIA, , WURTEMBERG, V BADEN, HESSEN, SAXONY, •'i Hanover. Belgium, Switzerland, ■' HOLLAND, , NORWAY and FRANCE And Ticket* to and from any Port in ENGLAND.' - IRELAND, GERMANY, FRANCE, < NEW SOUTH WALKS or Feb. 4.-tf VTOTICE.—ALL PERSONS KNO W ing themselves indebted to the undersigned will 'please cell end have their accounts squared up, as I Intend elealng out mjr store end retliing from business on the let of March, and want toy Hooke settled np. . - Attention to the above notice will eave trouble ‘‘O' l .* l ' f|mae. £Foh.4.-4t] f . A- SPRANKIiE. JUST RECEIVED—A L® l ® f Pri “ e •9 aoAB»-»t < DR MARSHALLS (J-i.TAEEU This Snuff baa thoroughly proved. Itself to be the best ar ticle icuowa mr coring tho Catarrh* Oold in the an 'remedy urmaify cases of y©re Deaiheeb has boon removed by u,jand hear 4 ins bas beengreatiy improved by its use. GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF. a ■ : , to tho Hail lupsvy pains -caused by diseases of the. head* The ssoMaious alter using.u are delightful and Invigorar ting, it upena aod purges out ail obstructions, strengthens, the and gives aheaUby action on the parts affected. MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS’ of sale and use of Or. MaraltaU’s Oaiarrfa. and Headache SSnutf, *»a» proved it# great value lor ail.uie common flumes* of the head, and at this moment it stands higher than ever before. li is recommended by many of the best physicians and is used with grest success and satisfaction everywhere. Head the Certificates of Wholesale Druggists in 1854. the uuderaiguod, having lor many years been acquaint ed with Or.'Marshedl's Catarrh and iieadaoixe and sold u in our wholesale ifuac, cueetuuiy suite, that we believe it to be equal, in every iaspect, to the recommendations given of it tor the cur* oi CauurUal Afiectiuna ana that it is decidedly the best article we have ever known lor all Common diseases of the Heag. i. . Burr A Perry, Boston, i Barnes k Park, New York Reed/Austin k 44 -A. B. A i>* Balias, ” A;Co., “ Stephen Paul k Co., 44 Reed, Cutler & Co., 44 Aareal Minor k Co., “ Bolh W. iowie, 4 McKesson A Robbins, “ Wilson, Fairbauk AOu., 4 * A. L. hcoviil A Co., .** Henshaw, Edmund A Co, 44 M. War d, Close A Co., 44 H. il. Uay, Portland, Me., Bush A Gail, 44 For Sale by all Druggists, Nov. la. ’di-ly. STRENGTH XU THE WEAR 1 . JT. youth to the aged i i f li 10 Eli EKE, a ox life REJUVENATOR. ' Thia preparation U uuemiiUed asi a Rejuvenate rand un ,i of wasted or inert functions, The sued should be certain do mako lho Biokrens a housThSfd nod, inasmuch as it will render them youthful in*feeling audiu strength,and enable them to live over anafu the days of their pristine joy. it not only exhilarates hnt Strengthens, and is really an invaluable blessing, especially U» thoie who have bean reduced to a condition 01 servility, self abuse, misfortune, or ordinary sicfcuew. No matter what the cause oi the impotsney of any human organ, this superb preparation wiU remove the sfltet at onceand forever. BioKBENE Cures Impotencv, General DeluiUy, Nervous Incapacity, Dyspepsia, Depression, Loss ol Appetite, Low Bpfnts, Weakness of the Organ* of Generation* imbecility, MenUi indolence, Eniuciuiiou, Ennui. U.hasa most deligbttu., desirable and novel effect upon the nervous system; and all who are iu any way prostrated by nervous disabilities are earuoatiy advised to sock a cure iu this most excellent and unequalled preparatiou. - • ' . . Persons who, by imprudence, have lost their Natural Vigor, will And* speedy and permanent cute in the The Feeble, the Languid, the DUpairing, |he Old should give tliis valuable discovery atrial; it totally different from all articles for the same purpose. XU FEMALES.—This preparation is luvaluablo in ner vous weaknesses of all kinds.as it will restore the wasted strength .with wonderful permanence. ... It is also a grand Conic, and vpiUpgive relief in Dyspepsia with the first dose. <A brief persistence in Ua use, will renovate the stomach; to a degree ef perfect health, and Dyspepsia forever. 4 One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for $5. Sold I by Druggists generally. . ' / Sent by express anywhere by addresMng a HUTCHINGS k BILLYER, M Proprietors, Jw 81 Cedar Street, - New Yo*k. ■ Sold iu UolUdaysburg by X. R. Patton. ' Sold in Tyrone by S. Berlin. Sold in Huntingdon by John Bead. Sold in idtooua by all Druggists. \ N0v.12, iBW—ly P / IMPORTANTtoFEMALES ,<r ■PILTjS^' ■& IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. . i)R,. CIIEjESEMAN’S PILLS. , The combination of ingredients in these Pills is the re sult of a long and extensive practice. They are mild in their operation, ahd caonot 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, hysterica, Utigne, pain in the back and limbs, Ac, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature. was the commencement of a new era in the treatment of irregularities and obstructions which Have consigned so many to o rartfATCKl OBivt, No female can enjoy good health unless she ieregWar; and whenever an obstruction takes place the generaHiealth' begins to decline. These Pills form the finest preparation ever put forward With IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. «-DON’T BE DECEIVED..** Take this advertisement to your Druggist, aodtell him that' ydusconf the BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICI ME IK TOE WORLD. which is comprised in these Pills. ' ' DR. CHEESEMAN-S PILLS have been s Standard Remedy for over thirty years, and are the moat effectual one ever known for all complaints peculiar to Females. To- all classes they are Invariable, tndueiny, with certainty, periodical regularity. They are known to thousands, who have used thorn at different period's,iihronghont the country, having the sanation of . the mos't emihmt Physicians in America. Explicit directions, stating when they should not be used, with each obx—the Price One. DcUar per Bax, or « Boxes for |5, containing from 60 to 80 Pills. ' Pills sent by . mail, promptly, secure from observation, by remitting to the Proprietors. SOLD BT DEVIXIdRTa A HILLYEB, Pn-iefe; * SI CedarBt,‘Now TBnT. Sold in UoUldaysburg by J. R. Patton, gold In Tyrone by 8. Berlib. Sold in Huntingdon by John Bead. Sow in Altoona by all Druggists. Nor. 12,1361 —ly VALUABLE HOUSE AND LQT FOR SALE.—The undersigned, intending to remove from the offers, &t private wle, his house sad lot, situate' on Main ‘street: Altoona; a fow doors above Catharine strWt, and adjoining the ’‘McClellan House.** The house, isa well bnilt two-atory*frame, containing three rooms and a hall anil a store or office room, on first floor and five rooms on second floor. The lot Is well enclosed and baa bn It a stable and other conveniences. Possossfyn given J.hlVfwM-tr. A.>■ OALDERWOOP. SCOTLAND, CALIFORNIA, AUSTRALIA. R. A. 0- KERR. RKIQ ART’S Drag Store. BIOKREKE, DR.-CIIEESEMANS PILLS ANDREW EGKEL; DX4LU IS ' 1 ' ' Tobawo, Cigars, Snuff, Pipes, &c., &c., Annie ftreet,Altoona, .Pa, L .. m A Or E N ERA LASSO RT M E N T A ofOoal. It) bU lino constantly on hantt arth« !o*»it caah price*: !: fFeb.T.MM TfINE TOILET *SO APS, FOR LA i? iliea’amUlcatlcmen at the ( .M| ■ NATIONAL fIROCBRT- ic™* ssp*wm£ R« A. 0« K,KBB); j . s 'mi ALTOONA, PAi, \ Agent ior Blair & Hantingdgn .Conflitiai. ■ ‘ These machines abE admit-. , to be the bMt errr offered to ft> public, iitflliltr ■upertcrltj la utUCutoril) wUbtlahed by the fbrljtbM ta. th* lut eight yeun. OVER 1.400 MORE of these Uachinsa have been sold than Of any other BUh ufactnred, and more medals have been awarded the pro* prieto'rs by different Fein and Institntea than to ahyoth era. The Machines are warranted to do all thatis cTslwmj for them. They are now in use la several ftnuUea I* AK toona, and in every case they give entire satlsfoctkm. The Agent refers those desiring information as the sn* periority of the Machines, to Oof. Jehn I. Piper, Bev. A, B. Clark, George Hawkeswortb, Benj. P. Rose, and B. H. Turner, Baqrs. The machines can be seen and examined at the store of tbe Agent, et Altoona. Price of No, 1 Machine, silver glam foot and aav style Hemm«r~rs6&. No. 2, ornamental broaaa. gMN foot. and new style Hammer ■ stt. No. B,ntotn, wßhotdMe * HemßMr*|4S. - Try it- CONFECTIONERY , AND ICE CREAM SALOON, rp HJS SUBSCRIBER WOULD IN- I FORM the citizens of Altoona and rlclnlty that bla CoNFIfipTIONSRY.KyT and FRUIT WOR*,l*aJ£V» , upplWwfththsrery beat Articles to lh ■ ?RESH o?STffl<3 ol the eery beet ruallty, always to bo had. FHKSB-BAKSD BREAD, CAKES, & PIES, always on hand, at reasonable rates. • , ■ He la at all times prepared to supply cakes, candles, Ac,, orpio-nica and other parties. Ho turtles a share of pnbtic pMoD«g%beli«Tlni; that lie can render fall satiractio&s • Remembor. his store and saloon is on Virginiastreetttvo door*below Patton’s Hall. ' OTTO EOBBI. Altoona, April 8,186&-tf. i ; ; i)yaeit»ji7' -- gents Absorbents, SHinolcnto amlt»inb»tives, and U warranted to effect a car© after all tailad. Dr. x Strickland's Pile Remedy cared thousandsof {ha wont cases of Blind and Bleeding Piles. It giVfea Immediate relief and effects a permanent cnre. Try If directly, ' ittir warranted to cure. " ; .- DYSPEPSIA. NEEYOUSNES3 A 5» BEBIUTY. DIhSTRICKLAND’S TONIC.—Weam recommend thoee Buffering with' loss of Appetite Indignation, or Dyepepeln, * Servonanesa and Nervous Debility, to me strickiand’a Tonic, it is a vegetable preparation, freefrom alcoholic li quors ;it atrenghtenß,the whole nervous ayatem ;it drenten ■ a good appetite, and ii f warranted to cpre, pad ( i Nervous Debility. All the above medicines for sale by Dr. D. .Baiga rt, Drnggist, Altoona, r ' ■ ■ - ’ ’ Dec. 19, IUCt-ly. . SAVAXSAJI TAKEN 1 , Finn in an old Stand." WOLF & PETERSON Beg leave to inform the citizens of Altoona and vicinity that tbeyhave taken ■ charge of the ‘ GROCERY & PROVISION STORE lately oceniiled by RickabaughAPatterson, and kM;.' ' occupied by Joe. Berkowlts, where they -will keep con stantly on hand a large stock of Q rocnries,Pn)?lsioiia,-and Peed, comprising Superfine, Extra, and Bztra Bamilr,: Plqnr- Bacon—Hams Plato and Sugar Cured-,ißlbbed . and Wain Sides,Shoulder*. Ad, . Dried Beet, Mackerel and Herring hy the Half Bari el and Quarter Barrel. - .< , COPPEKt-BIO s Alip BAST ISDU." , Bugars-aCriished,Granulated I ,ifewOrleans, and Porto' Rido, Honey and Golden Syrups, Hew Orleans and Sugar Hcprie, Molasses. Black,\ Yjtong pad ftjPertfl ? Sperm, Adamantine.Star,;andMoald Gendjee, ;Pale,i? Rosin and Fancy Soaps. Nayj. Spun Roll, Honey Dew, and Cut a«dDry Tobacco, Cigars, Also, a good amort?, meat of Brooms, Bucketo, Bod Cords, and Qusenswsre. PEED *ASD PBOTWONS. • ’ , . 'Qoro—Shelled and to the liar, Oats, Coin and Owte, and . < - ♦heat Chop, Ship Staff, Corn Meal, Sifted ahd Dfisifted. Alto, Clover and Piazßeedi ■ »C6BOelwtfl.o Please giro ns a call and save expenses. ____ - A NE# OIL WELL DMOVEItEDI {a* Many are the Storiea told of groat dlacoTerlee of Oil. Of fortunes made in a day—Of flowing walla and wells pomp- - edbyateam. Bntthu well discovered by London A BmHh it not an oil wen Vxclnilvcly.Treltber doea it flow Spon- ’. taoootly, nor yet pnroped by tteim. If yaa don’t "bettera ■. ft, inst call at lbeir Store on Virginia Bfreet and examine -their new Stock of gooda, ! eonaiaHhc 'of Ladiea 'droa roods. each aa Alpaca's, Merino’a, Detains, Silks,. Balmo>, • > tal Skirts, Ac, Ac. Of Oeafta wear I ,' Cloth* Caartnired, ’ • - Sattinetta, Ad, beeidea - a great variety of Boots, Shoea,- ,• Qaltert, Hoode, Nnbiaa. Comforts, Gloves, Bplcea ofajl I f kinds, Sngar, Coffee. Tea, gyrnpa, Soap, Candice and , : Qaeenaware, Ac, with • little otnearly everything nanal- I v kept In a variety Store. Call and tee its, at we aifTtetermlued to sell a* cheap aa the cheapest. Don’t forget the place, at the old.'atand for> foerlv occnnied bv John London, on Virginia Street.. . Dec. 94. ’64'. LOUDON A Bfottfll, : fg^BICKUNI^s Pl^rEM EPY HOWARD ASSOCIATION. . .. Pn IL AD Eli PHI A,P A. ■' ’' l: Diseases of - the nEby-ous, SEMINAL, OJUSAEY AND, HBOTAL STStSH—. new and nibble treftfcaMtat—ln report* of i AS3OCIATIO#-Mfctot by mail to fnMOfcbatge. Adflrw, Dr.J. SKILLONMODSHTttSU *: - music. TNSTRtJCTIQNS GIVEN ON THE / JLpi&QO’Forte tod Helodeon» by Mlm MARIA BH<®* maker* •; r • .*. . ..vr . ,V. TERMS fib pEr quarter. Residence on-Bra nieel net,-three door* below AhnWet. No allow»*<ie"*fll be m»d« for the neglect oflenonath .egcoplta case of »ielfhe|e, , , TT ONEY—Strained and in the'Comb--* JQ. for »Ue at ttie KiTIOSAL OBOCBBY, V&ijni* J ' KCB3 * POBTUSWiftn r~ Jac.gj—o. . , i -■. . ? - ¥¥O6F skirts and lo6k!n& XiOtABSES «* ! ■;. A ltoou%» Jfiit. IS. ’64 XTUBIAS PPEBA CAPS & HOSIE- o;c.
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