4th6lobt.
EiIINTINGD,ON; PA.
!From the Y. Tribuno.l
WHAT 1 KNOW! OF FARMING.
JSY)I9!CACk.I,OIEtit!tiY,
EN
MUCK--110 NY TO UTILIZE IT.
The•time will be, I cannot doubt,
,Rbetliiel.qtcan tell „us the exact
tpoditcvq rotative value of 1 a cord of
Ll.u4-:-4iow, this swamp or that pond
afrords'A choice article, while the pro
duct, of another will hardly pay for
digging. There may be chemists
wheee_ judgment on these points is,
pow'inottb far More than mine, since
mine is worth exactly nothing. rdo
know, however, that'Atuck is a valua
ble'±erlilizer, and flint digging and
composting it does 'pay. I judge that
I have transferred at least three thou
sand loads of it from my swamp to
upland; and the, effect has been all
that I expected. Let me speak
,of
Muck ; generally ,, jar theAight- cif my
0 Yq,P94111) 0 ,1] o °. l =1;
CW ) iiOA-VeerOeke , %iii "Came to
the,surfampf. a •,valley,' plain, or gen-
tie elope,•water is apt to ~ be collected
~or retained by, them, forming ponds
;„or.• shallower poolsc whiCh may or
'rosy. not , AdrY:::uP in Suinmer, but
I :,:cihich:',areseldOm'di:ylato in autumn
:.',Wliiin plUnta are dying and leaves aro
falling'.;' .The latter, caught in their
diment . ., - .iypg . ,,ll.Fsti . _Nyjndspf .. 9.l43
t sea
-1
d ,ar& eivept.,:nrong,_l4ef,ljare;4 . dry
g lnd, till they strike the :water,
ifltittrKettik9i f r i ivpyolrefis tit)d soon
e4hlffritiein't 4hus - anaere'of Vintery
4
watt - pee will often Collect, and t retain
t. tend foliage:Of , five' to ten acres of
f e_t;;Aiid , next FallTlllrefilder its
k
0
rpd:tribute and the next, and the
nx ,'fbi evey,,:The;rii cannot be, less
tUid fiky millions-es„of,S,W4mps
re, o
icoly old States (including Maine;)
Naereof—l—presume—the—largearea
vritiVeiiiie-griiitifiiitie-iiiiitirtlifi'slow
contributions of leaves and weeds fill
ed them above the level at which
long* retained on the
surface. And still, they are,so moist
and baggy, and their rank vegetation
VsCr i rentiv i e,'tfifit th'e weeds swept
in from(tlfe adjticeriChille,Thnd glades
are. firmly retained and aid to:increase
the depth, of their vegetable mold,
which varies from a few inches to
ViTTP:lbriingloWtb,irey feed IW tmy
old Councryq . )Vestches!er, I rough.
ly estimate tha there are' at least five
thonsthid icies` of 'bog; _whereof but a
...v,er,y,„few„.,bundreds, have, yet been
Subdued to the uses of cultivation.
Whoever digS a quantity of Swamp
Muck and applies it directly to his
fields. o r earden„will lorry° little or no
iltifnlci e ra,teil/eogt ';'tlierefrom.. It is
eeen,l3eurs, cold and -- mare likely to
cover his fields-thickly and persistent
ly with:Sorrel, eye-smart, Rag-weed,
Parsley, and other infestations, than
to add a bushel por acre to his crop of
rin ropto.‘ (Ind.thus,,many haye
'tfiell and, prOnbuticed
,it•aloostilent humbug.
''; , .putLiettnyfarmdr turn his whole
foroe into a bog ,or marsh dirSctly
-after, finishing 'his Summer harvest
, (when•it 'is apt to be dryest and
wirmest,) and, having freed it ofWat
,
er to the.best of his ability, dig and
out. one, hundred cords of its
61a'ek, oozy substance, and ho will
:know better than to unite in that has
judgment. If the bog bo near his
. farmyard, let the muck be shoveled at
. once into a oak, and drawn thither ;
- bnt, if not, let it be simply broughtout
in wheel-barroWs and deposited, not
more than two feet deep, on the most
convenient bank that is well draijaed
and perfectly dry. Isere let it dry
and drain till after'Fall harvest, ; and
-then' begin' to draw it gradually into
the yards; and especially where it may
boWOrked oN,riar by swine and scratch
ed over for seeds and insects by foWls.
Assutiaiog that tho farm-yard is low-
Jinn Ilpiciliter and e jtiloWi !Co. liquid
to escapo save by evaporation, the
Muck may well be dumped on the
. dryer sides; thence, after.being work
ed Over and ' trampled through and
tpropg4, to be shoveled into the center
and . replaced by fresh arrivals. A
hundred eilidit luny . thne: be so mixed
and ripened as to ho fit to draw out
noct May add used aft . ; a feitiNcf, for
Grain or Roots, though, if not so trea•
ted, it should lie exposed to sun and
wind aTull year; being applied in. the
to props of Winter grain or spread
ftpon'the fields to bo planted or sowed
_nest Spring. All the manure made
during the Winter should be spread
over that which lies in the yard at
least moatblyLand then new Muck
dran ini to , be rooted or scratched
;oyer, • - trampled into the underlying
r'stratia; and overspread in its turn.—
' Thus treated, I am confident that each
hundred cords of .illuelt will be equal
rabic to an equal quantity of man
ure, though it may not give up its
fertilizing ptoperties so freely to the
first crop that follows its application.
I have load that,did notyield (in past
ure) the equivalent of half a tun of
hay per annum when I bought it,
that now yields at least throe tune of
good hay per annum ; audits renova
tion is mainly duo to a free application
of.S,v,vatup Muck.
I'o ' those who have a good stock of
animal s , with :Muck convenient to
their yards„ I would not recommend
any other treatment than the forego
ingj but there are many whose Muck-
beds lie at the back of their farm 4,
two or three hundred rode from the
their barns; while they wish to fertil
ize the fields in this quarter, which
have been slighted in former applica
tions because of the distance over
which manure had to be hauled. If
these possess or can buy good hard
wood, house-made Ashes at twenty
five cents or less per bushel, I. would
say, Mix these well, at the rate of two
or three bushels to the cord, with
your rnmete_,ne (jig 4t, ; work it
over th 6 Spring; idid'apply it the
ensuing Fall, so as to give It a full
year to ripen and sweeten, and it will
be all right. But, if you have not and
cannot;gpt;thelAsher,, : and;mipp , ”Y°
d irti; raUsle' Salt - ' Von' ' ditt
packer or wholesale grocer, apply this
as you would have applied• the Ashes,
but in rather larger quantity; and, if
you b - hii . get A - Aohlior Salt,use
quick Lime, as fresh and hot from the
kiln, as you : can apply it. The ,best
Limo is that from burned Oyster-
Shelle ; I - consider - this, if nowise sluic
ed, nearly equal to refuse Salt; but
Oyster-Shells Lime hi too dear at most
inland points; and here„the,, refuse of
the kilns—that which,is not „good
enough for mason-work must be
used. Usually, the lime-burner has a
load - or more of this at the clearing
out of every kiln, which he will sell
quite cheap,if it be taken out of his
way at once; and this should be look
ed for and secured. Being inferior in
quality, (often because imperfectly
burned), it should be applied in larg
er quantity—not less than four bush
els to each. cord of Muck.
I will not-hero describe the process
of miXingSalt with'Line: commended
by Prof:Maples, becalm it is not cagy
to bring these two, ingredients togeth
er so as to mix them with the, Muck
as it is dug : and, though .1 have used
them after Prof. Maples's recipe, and
purposeito do so hereafter, I do not
feel certain that' any positive advant
age results from . their blendecl appli
cation as a Chloride of Lime. If I
should gain further light' on this point
before completing this series, I shall
not fail to impart it.
mcaumt'§
SPANISH ,HAR ~DRESSER
FOR PROMOTINo SRC GRORSn, ISBAUTIVYINO ant limn,
And rendering it dark and glossy. No other. compound
possesses the pecnliar properties which so exactly suit
the various couditionsof the,huinan hair; The use of
this oil as a hair dresser has been universal in every sec
tion of the country in the Spanish Main for centuries.
No preparation of art could give that elegant luxuriance
And abundmice'ef hair Which have so often been the ad
miration of travelers in Spain. This .oil is highly and
thileatelY perfumed, forming an article unrivaled in ex
cellence end upon which the Spanish people' for many
years have set its seal of enduring approval.
IFIGGU IRE'S,
BloxicanWild FloworsShango Lotion
For removing dandruff and scurf froni the head, whiten
lug and perfuming the 6ki11., This article Is entirely'dlf
relent from anything of the kind ever offered in this cqun
try and Is warranted free &dm alt poisonous substances
This valuable lotion was used by the Emperor Maxtroil
fan, and Empress Cot iotta of Mexico, and universally
used by Mexicans for three hundred years. As a wash
for'thb heatl.;—te is • coolin&cleansing and pears.,
When thus used it at once relieves headache. t •
-0-
111cGUIRE'S
WILD FLOWERS FOR 'THE TEETH.
All those u ho are In favor of white teeth and a pleasant
and perfonied Meath, should at once use Maluire's %Vila
Flowers for tlie,Terth. ;All those preparations - are pot
up in the most "elegant and ornamental manner. We
make no exception iu saying that they aro an ornament
to a lady's toilet table, and none complete without them.
Warranted satisfactory or money refunded. Dealers
will hear this in mind. Sold by all respectable Drina.
gists In the United ,States and Canaries. A•larLan orders
to •
' RICHARD MCGUIRE,
Depot and Manufactory.
radl•y North Second . Street, Philadelphia
for e iiire liun!tdidtinZ
7 •
The Tlial !of B0111101',:tali'11181111111'a
TUE PF4IIITAp NUEIq.I!ERS,
The Confession of Bodenburg.
• ! • • 'as . D / . r •t . • /
• THE EXECUTION. !
FOR SALE AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE.
t . : • .
THEY ASK•WHO DOES THIS?
HE undersigned would respectfully
T
inform the citizens of the town nod , country that
they aro pep:men to
_REPAIR WALLS, WHITEN CEILINGS,
and RANG Plain and Ornamental PAPER in the best
style. Also, to furnish material and do PLASTERING
at the shortest arnica and on moderato terms.
Thankful for past patronage they solicit FL contiou
once or the same.
T. G. STRICKLER & CO. i
Iluntlnplon, Marcia 31.3 m
U.S.
REVENUE ,STAMPS
F \ 43 • R SALE
AT, LE )ClS'_ BOOK STORE.
.11U,NTINGDON,
OIL CLOT II WINDOW SHADES
GILT GOLD SHADES,
MUSLIN SHADES,
BAILEY'S FIXTURES,
,TAPE, CORD AND TASSALS
ASEOIII3IENT
AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE
" • ' • , i - ...
!' ! •' , ; : 4 A A N ' i ' '-- 4
nzr--,-.%,
, a pO7 ,
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o
\1n"S•1c A:
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'- 7, --
~ ,,% v .wt , -n 4gfl,
--
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, L, %
.7-
_
JJ
From the kiln of Geo. Taylor, lifarklesburg, prov
on by chemical nnalynie to ho of the best quality, con
stoutly kept and for Hale in any quantity, at the depot o
Iho Huntingdon nod Brood Top Itallrond.
013 — Apply to Henry Leieter, Proprietor of tho "Broad
Top House." une-93tf
_FOR THE LADIES.
A superior article of Note Paper and 'Envelope
I n A k for confidentl'al correspondence, for sale at
LEIF'I C' POOR Q STATIOrKEY STORE.
OUT,COLIBIN;F,011-THER,ERRE.
- RED ,FRONT-7,
=I
ENTERPRISE S STORE: '
Sugars.
; • -
All kindo;at,yery anrllprofits. Not
offered, IoW td'ffrtivi,'ydu on on other
goods.' prices to continuo' low,
'• - • •
- :~-~ - -
Syrups.
Ell
The best Silver and Golden Drips,
gentkine Lovering and other Syrups.
New Orleans and other Baking 'No
-1.38508.4, • •
r
Teas.
A variety of hinds of best always on
hand cheap.
Cofirees.
• Roasted aiiii'VrCeO, cheap as the
cheapest for the same quality
1 / 4 eat.
Rains, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef,
at living prices. •
Cheese.
Tho beat N. Y. Stato Goshen and
Obio'Clieeoo.
candies.
WWI
The best stick and other candies,
and retail.
Flour.
The best Flour by the barrel, sack
or potind. Cheaper for the same qual
ity thari elsewhere.
Feed
,
:By the' liundred of sniallet' quantity
Stone-Wilre.
40004,' 2,8; 4; s,'and 6 g..allen' Creaks,
jars, jugs, and churns, selling cheap.
GLASS & QUEENSWARE.
A large stook of Ironstone and Corn.
mon ware, in
,sots or by the piece.—
Glassware, Earthenware, Fruit Jars,
etc, at Red Front, cheap.
Wood d,iid WillOw-Ware.
largo assortment of —l3askets,
13)*k,t5t0,1qIiip i nsi ! Tal?s,
lied
i5:7:),:..; '',14 , 1'. :::
Fruit, &c.
Dried Poaches and Apples, Raisins,
Prunes, Currants, Elderberries,—Can
ned Fruit and Vegetables; ete.
Salt:
By the sack or bushel. Also Dairy
Salt.
Spices, &c.
All kinds of Spices, and a great va
riety of notions. Soaps of all kinds
and eboap.
Fish:
Pickled Salmon, Ilnddock, Shad,
Trout, Virhite . Fish,' Mackerel, Dry
Salt, Quoddy Labrador, Lake and
smoked nerring, by the half and guar
ter - barrel,•kitt, pound arid dozen. All
warranted, and cheaper than elsewhere.
Tobacco.
• • • ,„ .
• The' best qtiality. Tob'acco, and
cheaper than any other store in town,
RED STORE.
Variety.
For what you want first call at En
terprise Headquarters whero prices
will be kept regularly low.
ENTERPRISE HEADQUARTERS,
iIUNTINGDON, PA
ILSON'S
ME
HIGHEST PREMIUM
unt, rsavtig
Received the only GOED - DirnDAL at the
' PARIS EXPOSITION, 1867.
•
Tito!, nfo adopted to all Minis of Flooily:F,o9ll3gt and'
to tlto its, of Sento:At 00set., I/rens:llalicro Tailors, 31nnu
foitnrois' of Shirts, Collars. Skirls," Cleit Mtatifins,'
Clothing, lints. Cop , ,,,,ciiort , gs, I'IM9 • nt'9' l l. Yinbrelln B /
Pat 1,610, etc. They - mm.lc i7luallf styli upon rdlk; •
,noolon mid :cotton With 'Mlle, totted! or Mien
,iii ,••••,•.•
.1111111, gather. hem; fell, cord,
brottlt Itnid; tool 1., r.IOY, l•01sen log. innlilng
benta dill nod pelf...et sill. on' both 'snloo of tho
art,, IS Bossed
:Thu qualities which let 411111106 a tlitint era:. ;
1. Iteatit3. and excellence of Audi, zoo, up Loth &deo of
the fabric newel.
2. Ste ugth, firtmn••s otnli thiraStitty of scant, that will
Economy. of ',,stoat.
t. AttaclonOilts and alto , range 'of ,ipplicatiOn to purpro
mot and. . . •
G. COlllil/101111,14 and elegant, of owlet :Ind finish,
0. Sliniottelt3 and thin outt!onts; oftoittitenelion.
7. SIT, a 01,0.1410;1 : 10d . 111.11114,MM/ I. a ild,qinot
licAi of molt moot.'
• .11.31mclgint /000 t. ,011. , 3111.1Jintss kep/ repair Ono
••ear floe , . ,
, LIIWIS, Agent, ,
jomy., '• , . PA.
SEL:P
A I.'‘le.ut SCIf .11abter Intsbeen attached ty thy calekra
ted:the6Wilt S.7tAlant SETTING mAcpCs;ES.
The stboro Inochinoi niii tualw the chain or
Look Stitch, (ditch ahko,..olt _both am faces). dal! and
Fee th nto uoik. ror fin ilit i in format ioil \nit° to or Cal
Al I iI 2f.tr.
BARGAINS. „.
•
I
linvo been t equested by the pullers of the following
Sewing Machines to dilalso of them If possible at the
prices annexeilits they w fell to procure Singer machines
In their place:
One Grover S Baker Neeld he. loop stitch, in good run.
ning order, coot $OO, Hull take $5O; ono Florence machine
ith ticker c, cost s9o, n will take (good older) SM,
one Grocer & Biker machine, loop stitch, with box, coot
$ll, take $45; 0110 WIILoX ‘t Gibbs, cost $ll5, will
tako $3O; ono Grover & Baker machine, 'good running
inciter, most $•55,--will take $4O; one Parker Machine, with
cover, well finished, cost, $60,0011 take $35. ono fine
Grover Jr Baker 3fIIOIIIII..IIfIVCY 1/N4l !Neil, coot with tuck
cr. extra hemmers &e, , 518, will take $lO.
. • Letters for tam motion mid' fm the celebrated
Singer Machine to 110 addicts.] to •
Judy 28—if .1, G. BLUR, Huntingdon, Po';
.„ 3E-3E ICTINT'W.IM r-21=AC:01t4T
zr.;2
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MARBLE YARD,
J. M. GREEN & F. O. BEAVER
Timing entered into• partncrchip, tpf.o m the public that
they are prepared to exceste all ,tylei of ,
Plain and ornamental Marble Work
.Euch as MONUMENTS. PEAT/STONES. also Building
flt M low prices as any shop in the r Minty '
, Orders from in distance pi timidly attendeibto.
Shop on MIFFLIN/ street, a few anon east of the b.,
therm) church • . • .n 1,116,180
NEM
' READ AND: BE POSTEDI
TO THE KETVL RIED
AND ALI; IN WANT
New
undersigned would respectfully
1 announce that ho innnufactm roe and hoops cOustautly
on hand n In •ga and splendid Rum mon! of
DINING AND BREAKFAST TA Rums.
BuitE.Aus,
\VASIL AND CANDLE STA SDA
Windsor and cane seat chairs. cup's) writs, gilt and rose
wood moulding for rnirror and picturo fronts,. nnsl
ety of articles not rdentiomil r nt privet that,earnipt:faißto
110 satisfactory.
Ito is Idea agent for the well knoun Bailey .t Decamp
patent spring Bed Bottom.
Tho 'public are invited to call awl esioninS his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Work and sales room on Hill street, near Smith; ono
door MCA of yem e e s store
Iluntingdon, Aug.1,,1866
NEW GOO,OS: ,
PIIENTY OF TIIEN
• _____. •
ROMAN.
N E,W 1. • , •
•• !
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING
SPRING AND SUMMER
11. ROMAN'S
CliktP CLOTHING.
For Gentlemen's Clothing of the b,t material, and made
lu the brat we:l:manlike manarr, tall at
H. ROMAN'S,.
opposito um Fran ?louse ha 31311:4 fiqunre, HuntlnA
don, PS.
SE IV LV G ‘MACIfIiVES.
GREENE S: BRO,
toisteCtildkug, up stairs
MI u t Ingdoll, Pa
JAMES Itt(WTNS
JUST RECIUTED
HARTON &MAGUIRE,
arra.st4l3..t.r,
, ,
iiiwyjNOP,ON,
WITOLES.NI I 2V, it , RTITAfI, 1
."!• ;ifi • ..ntritlthts"l:4 •
:
, ;YI ) I .
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• 410(11 U
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The attention of ;
and bluer.; gnuetelly,•io invited, to tlio fact that aro
,osw offering a ?3,ETTE . It,A§pIt.TALDNX of
HARDWARE :CHTLER''
found ' lllB part of ill ' at
, p4id,:3'to'iidt (110'11mA' . bill story. comprises all En'ticlee
fd this I:no of Net etnliranlng: d'etieral'ais`nrlirlek
of , TOOLS And: MAT kill ALS 4113 ed by drifiVENT}M§,
BLApIKB3,IITII§, C.AKRIA.Q.E, and WAGOI•InDIAKERS
JOINEiI9 Sc., , together alai a. large stock • ;
Iron„Sleel, Wails,- Spikes,. Railroad and
dllining:'Supp4es, l Sciddlery;Rope,'
ChainsGrindstone's`,' Citclaar s "
•. •
i and gross, Cul. Saws -; •
,Enameged,
• • • and :Plain- Holt. •I
• I Ion) 'Ware, '
Lathysdn'd _Taani6rns, •
~ • , .
Oil and. .p.nvder. Cans
• An oseollont assortment of
3P.1.32.6
.Cxxtler3;e,
Comprising • I
KNlrsrs; .- FORRS.,
: ,AND TABLE SPOONS, SCISLi!-
;;ORS, RA - ZORS;:"&0:
BRIT NtA SIL-tit',llPLATED')ir:4lt:E
Household Hottieultuial and Faun
• Implemeniui
Of the ?iztest anti nipsf improved .patterns,
CO:4TANTLY ON lIAND AND FOR ALE
A TIVAIV UFA Ge T URERS' FPI CUM
CARRIAGE &AVAGON MAKERS
nissoitnient ' antaieri;:f l io r ; their use
consisting In patio( • . '
Carriage Ti immfngs,- Hubs, 'Spokes,
Rims; Axles; 'Springs, Nuts,' Bolts,
Ira.4hels .41falleable Irons, Pa-•
, tent and enamelledLeather;
Whips, Tongues, Soc- "
- Lets , -Shafts, &c..
.1a.T.4-41.4t=i3Eie•IVIITMEIS
Can be supplied with
ANV4S,. BEI I LOWS,
S LEDGES, HAMMERS,
HORSE AN.L.) MULE SHOES,
r ' •
Horse Nails, and allkinds.of Iron & Steel
•CARPE-NTERS
Will find In our entablislunent n suporlor ntOcil:of .
PLANES,
'.• SAWS,' •
AUGERS, _ _
• ' HATCHETS;
,' '
HAWIERS,
FILES,
CHISELS,
HINGES,
" SCREWS,
LOCKS „.
BOLTS, • -
PULLEYS,
SASH-CORDS, &C., &C. , ,
• .
MINING 'AND MINERS' 'GOODS',
NAILS and SPIKES;• of all - Varioties
~ .LASTING POWDER, FUSE,
uOAL - :PICKS AND SILO PILLS.
•
357.€1.3L".7CC:1.0X•
,
Can be arCogirnodutod with over} thing in they' !the Rona
a tain,geparator to a What-atone. • • : '• "
3E51.7.1.1.c1eur• •
Aro especially Invited to call and esciunine',Sur stock Of
BUILDING . HARDWARE
and compare our Pricea'with otLere: '
. , •
Agricultural Implements;
Cumprislug the faxous Russell
Reaper, Mower, and Dropper, .cornbiried,
Ruth SlTCtlllolitt,
, ; Scythes, t : • 2 ,
-nay Folks, ,
Trace autl Halter Chains, •
Brrtkat Chains,
' Cow. Ties, • '
Carry Combs,
Cards, &c., kc., &c.
Among the specialties of our !louse, we desire to call
attention to the celobtated
OHIO Pump,
mho exclusl!o right to sell which la Seated in us, Bona fox
acircotar and get full particulate of same, and satisfy
yourself of its superior qualities.
SCALES.
- Scales of sizes nod descriptions, including
Tea and ,Counter Scales, :
Platform Scales,
Grocers' and „prnggists' Scales,
flailing MA ,Wheelbarrow, Pork, Port.
able, Hopper, Miners •and Trans
, portation; Hay, Cattle and
- Coal Scales
. .
FURNISHED AT .MANUFACTURERS'
'; 'CASH
The largest, an 4 best_ assortment of
GLASS, PAINTS, OIL & PUTTY,
Ever offered In this place.
A GREAT VARIETY OF
COOK & PARLOR STOVES.
ALL ' SIZES OF
NA 11"; S AND BRADS,
By the keg: •Verylowl
Best Norway nail, rod, liar an hoop Iron.
STEEE, H of all sizes and deeriltdons
WAGON•BOXES,
CARRIAGE SP.RINGS,.
IRON AND BRASS WIRE
Lird, Lubricating and Coal Oil,
By the barrel or gollon, at Tory 1011 , figures
Ire. A call is respectfully solicited, feeling confi
dent that our goods and prices will not fail to
plrwe 7-p
WHARTON & 1 1 & UIRE.
IfailMagdon, May 7, 1567
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A! woub mo
r. l
It.eingrt short and preeticat treatise pn the nature, e..us
symfildinfiot/'ettin9dary ConPiSliption, 110dhelatio.
' end Jiehnva; ;and, thetr_wrerttlii6A, fradmeat:.and cure
by' inhalation.. - Sent hy mail "free. Address Q. l'At;
. l iUll3fgflL, hr , 1') .; , 16'Weht%Pdlirtinntli St ;1**3::1104-15
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11.. ' aith"M. • !j7,d ,' ''P. to I:
3 .0 .4±26 rt21X }W.X4g4470,
IpII , 9IITFRS AND, j ll',l,lOLASAyki ;1),
China, Glass & Qiioon§iAtOre
• t433..caR1ZET57.•, ItoßTE!„§p?p„
. it , , Firm STREET,:.
PHILADELPHIA PA:
Juile 20,1869 '• ; !;; •' ;
;NISAA•C tr - 'SIA'UFFER'
•••, ; •.. I tto,
TVATCllRq''aitd
„No, 1 .S r urtll 21,Stp!?t,csrner,9f Quvey,
• ,
•
An Aisb'iton:fit•or wA1ch'0;;,:.3,404, •E'ilvorrani kildted
Wan conmtantly, on hand. „'t
'44i•Rephirlidg Of Watelich 'And .19woIry prompily nL
tondedto. § k • , t ;Ang.ll , ly ;
•ARCR , ST.: CARPET 'WARRFICUE,
832 ;
BELOW NINTH , ,;,,
The 1)1(11 Esttiblishect Stahl •
11.4eirin f 'gior . the jug Tradri a largttstock . of the New
stylib , or r - I ' 3 " " ;
yurchand the Eoviw OOLP RAM, AmLivill'ho sold
at a groat reduction from last arason'Aldlceß..•
' ENG FISH' BRUSSE cs itt'Sl 0; "rind all °Mei- gnodp
Proportion.
'll l / 1 10.:Its ' • ; JOSEPH BLACKWOOD,
8,12. Arch Sttgra . , Phdrolrdphia.
-
URiNITURE •
•
JOSEPH. WALTOW&*OO. I ,'
• CAB INET.,MAKERS,. •
• „
iN0.'413; Streel;"Phdadellikiiz,
Our estohlisliniollt is one of the °Mediu Philadelphia,
,and lion) long 'experietme and superior facilities we ant
• prepared tie furnimli good Work lit ; '
iYe matitil.tetnro fink Intaiture, and oleo medium.
priced furniture of • stperinr, quality. • A lon go stock Of
furniture Ilanya on build.' Goode mallet 10 order: ,
Counters, , llesk Workfind Office 'rurbiEture Per'Brinks,
()dices and Stoles, auntie to order. , j
Jun. 11Avron. J. W. EAPPINCerr. •405 L. SCOTT.
tebid.iy •
, I i .itt
313.4. - 100agrEs:
t... 1f s. c . 'RAW - BONE' •
SUPER-PHOSPHATE .OF LIME,
. TRADE injll. . • ,:,' :',"-,,
SPRIIO ~ ,- 1
,:j-/-0, - .4., - ::.-.':::J.6, , i0. , .
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• T
, • Increase S.pur 'crop of
CORN, OAPs, POTATOES, WHEAT AEI) !
As as '
ADD TO TILE FERTILITY OF YOUR SoIL: ''''
By a Judicious and ECOROlllietti mode of
•
A N TT R, S T Cr -
Gel the value of your outlay the first
,season.
Obtain better, jilted ears anti heavier grain.
liccp yoursoglree fromoioxious weeds./
ltake, !IP"?' ?Tl P er ßq z '' 6 " tl l/ferl i f e. 1,
Ovor, SIX ryEN,. years of constant Imo, on all crops, brit
prevail tlatt Ttaimli's Haw Bono l'hosplpto 'Day be
',ended upon by Farmers. •-• • • "' - •
HIGHLY 13IPROYED AND STANDARD It'XRI2,INTED
FtirJ6nio by Agribitltural 'Denlor;i
• BAVG.TI - 14LOisfs,:,'
•-"
Oigoe,'iZi: 20 Saii‘th Deld 4 Fe
' mfis-6;ic" '
PUMPS! PU111. 3 11, PU3ll'B' 11
•-, • BLATCHLEVS: , - •"-
Cucumber - Wood Pumps
Tkeßest,altd alLestp„gst,l,',umps lAcule,!
ritt:ntert tt tinbtc , iAccnrnto not tPolfect,. nut give no
twat: to the Mnter. .
• They are . onhiPted
depth of, well, lip to
NVAI 4 EIt c'ery' easily
,One Can put them up
pair., and when, put
reetions." they never
I:',rnsetcrioot. ,
NM
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CUU U AIBER -IKOODP.UMPS
d by yne 'o . r:pny
gunfAiltCia
" CIIA nt Es if: Br. ATc`III,EI - ,
''nlll3o-6 . m . 624
.and
Eight Pei Cent. Gold.
FIBST,MORTGAGE,BONDS
=I
X 195009000 9 000
9 9
, BY
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY'. 1
In denominations of $l,OOO and 8500, cannon or register.
ed, with in tereh at eight per cent 'per anhum, payable
10th February and August, In (laid free of United States
. taxes,
•in New Yolk or Europe. The bonds have thirty
years to rdn,:piyable in New York in 'thini Trustees,
farmers' Lean and Trust Qmapany,'oragew York. The
mortgage which secures these bu n nris is at the mutat Stp,..
500 per mile; covets a eaml,dote road for every - bond is
sued, and is a iirstand only, mortgage. This HUN con
necting 55..leeeph with Fort Nearney, , will . 'lnake a short
and through route to Celiforni.s. ; - r•t , • •
The Company hare a Capital. Stock of 410,000,000
I And a grant or Land from 'Congretta,
,of 1,501,000 Acres; trained at the
lowest estimate, at $4,000,000
Idrat 51ortgage Beads, ' " ". $1,600,000
Total, ••
$15,500,000
" Tcdal length ofithe'road, 271 miletl; thalanee' itteldded
in this mortgage, 111 mites ; pica 071.2 neat:mt. interest
In currency. Can ho obtained from the elitist signed.—
• Mao. pamphlets, maps one information rotating thereto.
These bontlalbeing so well 'smarm], and :Lading a htsge
Mee inonn e de'slrable to-partiesseeking sato and lucra
tive Inveottnents.• 'l9e recommend them with entireeoM
Hence. -
W. P. CONVERSE &CO
Commercial -Agents,
'NO. S 4 PINE STREET,' NEW, yp#
TANNER & CO.",
Fiscal Agents,•• •
NO. 49 'NATAL/ TREET: NEW YORK
May 30,4 m.
DOBBINS'
ROOT TOTESL'
Makes a tasting
•
- • _
Thorn oho black their boots on t i liettirday,nthe: , witir
ordinary blacking. don't hare ranch eltine on. Sunday, as
fades oil; but tile edit° of - •
BOBBINS:. 2 81j,i1.0,/KING :
Lasts Saturday Night . and ,ail day Sunday.
IT BEATS AN) OTHER BLACKING DADS
3Linufhetursd only by J. 8.1 DOBBINS, at his immense
Sop nod Blacking Works, Sixth Street and German.
town Avelino, Philadelphia, Pa. "
For aide by Massey A Co., adjoining. Lewis' Book Store,
Huntingdon, Pa. movlB
GET, TILE BEST - •
0
; n.l ft
READY ROGYTN_G'
Suitable foe;i11
•Fdctorieß, Stc.; and for (di cluiLitaal equally nilabreil
flat or 'steep tool's, and can be applied by any ordinary
/9;kYlan'' •f; i ft; LI
_7l;j2 CT
HE_ iEAtiY IWOFING
• 11; Mor4Ural,l2 (I an iinhinPdbef not'cast cArledialf of
much. It is shames ‘themaltingles—far more durable,
and firt•rn oaf. It la made of tba,lioariest fabric ever used
for the purpose. and iiidltNin Arrolls ready for shipment
to any port of the World. ' , Sena far:circular and samples
(spat free.) . ;
. • • .We also manufacture
GRAITr ;,OFibitENT,
:For zi•OPiit:inu:;ollf'kiitlsofelikT,l:Mfe;Alktitty'if„lky
Ap.. libtifi dttntUnt fointen, peitria,ne,nt
tiesive,Ont ingoyer, flee tyliOty stirfitce of nli;ruoftt, otheth
or tin, shingle 'or, cinnpo 9 titpti 3 Oomplotol,T *sing 'lap
Ittltage4;:und being optutiodiul )argely*.groNicgrnuito,
iehsch sate 'rind becomes. fiban artificial
-6 *
*P?gt,
ROOF PAINT,,iii
For cooling Tin and all kinds °imolai and composition
inbl . lecalif not Pudeciiick,fdt petit &Clad forma par
minont and porfect , protectiOn, whorevorplocod,olti In
fmnislied nt half the cotit;finA possesses twittethd`dura ,
bility of the common foil , pain to Wed for'snati•purPosder.
County rights foi:ento.
•. ; • 't t• ) -4.,;:r
For CfrOnlars . and all partioularvAddrass =
READ.Y
IgAlDEisi LI6IE,
•'1171 , F1T.13 , P . pTATEIS
'Authorized WARCLAIIITIGENCY
,
'rho nct of C6figrerss 'appre;eil March 2,-18071gives to
heirs of eohliers who (Veit prisoners of war,
COMMUTATION FOR nikillA," l/
fur Alie time' &IV addict, was . lelll a',AaAlionat',l.Sit the
ratevf twenty-fivo acute pea day,: to Ito paid, ;u thofollow
ina 'ader !Ist; TA t tlia"*frlC3i,lf'doinarrled ;r2d. 'Om
childcan : ?d." Tosthaparcute, to 11001 P -dotty if they are
•Itvinc.; f f eittlarqs dead, to Butviv6r; Ak.h. IV the bro..
thg4 a ,, sl •
Act of. Febrßary,2,9, provjdni,for.the, infund
log 'Of 's2olo . Cormputatihn ,henry, wl3rd the Aflfile per.
one eon ataid drkfted, Owl Wat'requireil to'c Ater the .130 r.
vi.cnor furnishn anbstitnto,
"'fl ,
sbi,DrEmd.' •
The act of 31arch 2, 180';alAii
pp:IITR t , , „ „:„.
$lOO ADDITIONAL ROUIiTY
to soldiers'nsliiiveY aCeidelindy Uteir author
g°! ; 1., "C•ft „
. . ,
'All mcreontchniink guy eldininanidar"anyeilMiantva
mentioned ,ACts,nr any, other kind of. claim. againattko
United State., b'r'Strito `Thivein Monts; can have, thorn
promptly, c,ollocted.!by addreeslng the ur.derajgned.
foimintiotl`and advi ce cliAcrfully'siven to ooldiernoi tljotr
Mende( Iraq of cliargo. +
W. Tl. WOODS,
• • A uthoriki Army ;and Nidlll/
mn3 9,21867 1 If yxxixaDos, Illintingdon 00,1 Pa
DNNNSY
TIM
~SlTArg,
WESTTARD.
The EAST, Itl;ll — Etstward lettvps .Altoona at 12 36
A: 61:; and time et Huntingdon atl 45'21.11." ,, -"!
' The placixwprl gxpityao Etutoeard , Idave6,• Altoo ta al at
6 45 P. 31.600 arrives .it Milian - Alton - a 7 04' P 31. , •
rAciric EXPeutts 1 Eastward; lowlei rAltodnii'at '760 A
M. and paso.s Mutt tin gdon at 5 00 A. u.
't ClNClsA2l'ExPar.6s , 4s . 4.'etu , ord 11 tiv'es• llitnilfigdon at
3 32)A mend arrtvoß i at.Altp ona 4 60 A 34
`l . lOl FAS'2'6l:4l.l Wentu - puste . ts llnntinkdorV at
700 P.,! auft adrivovaryttionutt at 8 :121P: ,t,
UNTINGDON"." 0 & : 113,11 D"701 1
H
,sujorrit
On nod alter Thuraday,:.lll6lll,
'd6i Tt :tins willariroWnil deparedd Holt
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foot, nrel. TIl holy
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nif keep Mork It ie.-
p ,occording
art° givtl PERFECT
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ti..ti.gd . 4 J... 16, '76. .'ionk
BnpG
w•7v ) 9 iv
st.kiuntingaon tounary,
la ti ;,,•,• 1. 04.9 1
,PLOWS, 'MACHINES,
_ YAW" . 8r.L.1.5, SG Ell AND o,Factu, soLEs. ,
"WAGON IjOX__§;1110/7trlitti±iiiig
F9 l *Facs.4 FQITAB , Ps* t0. ,1 stri*illexT.nPsriem
al,tf; r l;l l c. „ ,
kynrdif,
'AND 'JOB '7lO RIK GDNIERAIL
, r ,, •
ARCiIITECTUR4L,,fc
,OR MENNATAL. Dfil'AßTllls 1.
- Iron PoriiCatinti •
•
'it Balconies, ColumnsDimp Ornament foi
porticos end retentions,
• Windlow'Llatole "rind '• • - -
„. Cast Ornamonts for Wooden
Celiac Window (Mardi :all sines, •
, ' Chimney !Cops and, Fines; I
Stun Weights, Carpet Strips, , ,„,
'•ltegisteis, Heaters, Conl'Orates.
Vault castings for,coal And wood cellars, ,
Arlinrs, Tree•boNes, Lanip•posts, Ilitching 7 poate,
Iron itailiig , for.urticod,viittioditits, IntlContes,
beds, , I.•':'
Yard Mad Col - mini. Fontes, sic.
,
ParticulAy' allentani raid. MjenCin,4•CaitlerY .611.
Address ; -• ,J.4.1•1115-SIBPSON,i-1
se3 68 i iluntingdonl-
Ca
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HUNTINGDON: FOUNI)ft.
ASTON BLAKE,— - MI4IMI24IMc.NEth
I St - MeE "I • 'll;tri
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[Smcceetors to J. 31-CUNNLXI3IIA3II: BONA ,„.
Iron and Muss .Founders
. ; . 8c9.1 and BRASS, OAST/NOS, nisido In, a first class,
Ibitinrlt'Yr W e have always On bawl allg
kin& of Pro*lmnst Btovo'C3stings/tVzials.
Kottles,"Cellm,yiuslows,Grate!, , polllbole,
CAMIn4s for pavementS, 11:indoty netgitts,
.411 , M14 s, ny all sizes and wombts. Pipsjoskits, 81m1,
• and 81 • I s 'Wagob boxes, Machino Pastnigs; foe.
Mg 1 330 C ,
stedm and wateri griSVaals, sumac anl:plaetdellnills GI•
all descuptions. s f•..• ; t' 1
11,111 /1T E PS. AND. I.ROFENCES;
of Ilse 'most isnisroved style, oven doors And fratneel'dok
Bills, and in fact 9yer3lllMg made In,plpling 191
We Gave a larger stock of patfeillF.,and can furnish cas
tings at Bbort.no lice; thoucboapUrTaie-te. hbd
in the country, Haring f; good OM, w o xcogreKsarefl, to
Ito drilling and litting'up of all !:hats.
•
on!. iu Liesturs'iVsw.puilding,lllllArctet,
don, l'a: ' • • -
110.17, 1869. s., I ; s 3 r iabklM monuri.'
0 TELE L'WE:TES'i • "-;',
Tva euliscribO k ra hare' .tece - aily, davercea abet
arrich.±thp „• t. ' •
- ESSENCE! , 'OFTARQII,,
calliugthe.itreittiUn ' l of the Indies io Starch
they , tklfirpl that it,ccoapmizestahor, produces a:•.
BEA.TPTIFULi'' GLOSS,,';
Much superior to common starch, and easierto hr. In,
• fact if you .want a benatiful 'gloss on yohf br'your.
, husband's shit t or collar, procure a box ,of •our E13.901iC0
'of Starch. - The cast is trilling, only 15 cents a bOx.
• "rry, nhex sad be' convinced. , Eiery , lFumilyahonld
- hd . yo n box of the Essence of Starch. .For sale by, all
Ord.:m[li and denlers'in thifUnited , Mahnlactured
, only,by SIIITII, ,11A51,510N & CO., solo proprietors, No.
111 , 3 Harmer street, Philadelphia. -
.4P,,For solo •at .MASSEIt & CO'S: Enterprise Mad..
quarters. , , ii i' j fob 9 •
WM. LEWIS, Deitlei' St
rW tionery• and Illusive I n9tvumen . ts,c6tnim of 1.1.t0,
barn JI d
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