(From N. T. Tribune. •
WHAT I . ICNOW OF FARMING.
BY HORACE GIREELY
XXII.
INSECTS-BIRDS
, If I wore to estimate the average
loss per annum of the farmers of this
Country,from Insects at 8100,000,000
'' '' • ' I' •ho
ti er tiodutn • a uld doubtless be far
lietoWihe'rreirk.: • The lose of •Fruit
alone by the ' devastation of insects,
within a radius of fifty miles from
this City, must amount in value to
millions. In my neighborhood, the,
Peach onto flourished, but, flourishes
no mom . ), and Cherries have been =all
annihilated; ;Apples .were till-lately
ourAnetrpsofitab le "pd. -.:pir#filite our
mesielligperittnr -- prOadet; but -the
.:worms take half our average crop and
sadly damage what they do not utter
,ly. destroy.— Plums we have ceased to
,grow or. eZpeetvour Pears are genet.-
illi:iiti:inik an 4 often
~ blighted; even
'the Currant - liar 'at !alit 'lt's • fruit-des.
:tinkiilif worm.• 'We _ must fight our
yaltriakiv"eiitariei more efficiently, or
-alloy them io_driy,
,AT4 . llo,l,,ffrom
th , : ......... :2 ..,...- 0
w, I have no doubt that otiEbest
al ~..-. , l4iisigl?OotAsolrfitrellrkithe
l e
B s.. .7.-Vlfe"illianiif 'save. iii,4 iv)4 did
no s trojA ca.7,lli l e : r jYri t i eh!itow
m kurrq.,ghija,'S:ci:d:tiV4l . l,a .., i . nyttid of
44
cr „':bla y tilipird's l : . 4( 1 .; :03,asi q d his
stqtraad-011Mt i ,getting'.andi4s 4 his
fe i f i tr,tlMr;e:i,!der: : OeSt.','e grubs , , bigs,
&
4
il'a c 'speetaeleltolt;,eyoutly tlfin k -
°dip+ Whenever clouds of i ?Ards
eh Allabitually—darken-our----field4 in
Di'' . •Yrilelli t -qtiiiffitlfft - liiiltiitiou t :
.
lie ptiromel . montbs, Nye may,reasonft
fbly,Lopti tafgrov lair! crofid of our fa
;Verite-Fruits from year to year, and
irealiz'iliat we owe - them to the con
stant, and zealous; though neitanith
disinterestect efforts of onr.frieilds, the
ti•
`Thit Ido not regard the ravages of
Insects ad UnMiely 'due to the reckless
',destruction and . consequent scarcity of
fitie•Birds:' I held that their multipli
eation, ;and :their devastations are
'ltirgi3lY incited by the degeneracy of
,i!ti.„plapts ; caused by the; badness of
our_ culture.. On this point, consider a
statetneat Madeto me, some fifteen-or
twenty years . agci, by the late 'Gov.
Eilliang..Packer, of Pennsylvania:,
know (said; Geov'..P.)tlie narro:W.
:s_rajieypf ; a stream that runs Into the
west - bratieh of the gusquehanea,whiph
was cdeared'of the private forest some
forty-or fifty years since, and has ever
since been alteinately in tillage and
pis& A road ran through' the - middle
of.it fl d l i n ; i tr.!, tw a rymfi
A fewt3le'ard 'Ago; thid read 'Was-a-bad
doned, and the whole of this little Val
ley, including the road-way, thrown
into aceinglofteld, which.was.iheret?ip
on sown to wheat. At harvest 'time,
thigiehiai:katiielihtWoinenon 'wits Ore.
sented : A gtml . l9;9E ofiecynd grain on
the strip four or five rods wide form
eklygp, ye/Ad by 11u:tpal:I
berry side of 'it
destroyed.byithe - weevil or Midge."
','„ . l!/ - pi9 J. — do .n 0; infer from this fact
that intectiairages are wholly:due to
*putittititfe,and exhauition of the soil.
I Oreikaine:,that ;wheat and.Ottfei-erops
would be devastated by insects if there
wero.nerslovonlyi , niggard; exhausting
tillage.. But •I - do'firtnly,h,old that.`at
feast. hail; cur : lp ! ises by itiseets - Weild
be-P;reejnded if our, fields were babitu
idly 'kept in better heart by deep cul
ture, liberal fertilizing, and a judi
cious tottem heard
littlel of insect `ravages in the wheat
fields of Western .• NeW-York ••though
out the firel. i tyrty-yeare-of this centu
ry ; but, When props of,,NTheat had
been takeri'fiom' ttie - same fields until
they bad been well nigh exhausted of
their Wheat 7 forming elements, we be.
gan,o,PgilLfga tti.e.desplation wrought
by insects;'ithid'thoti'd' l railighs increas
ed in magnitude until Wheat culture
had.tt&be aband
of:gapeis had Wheat been gratin!..4
thosefifdde hut, cure fear in three,sinop
deir l ieleinntiOn from theor'malfores
••
But, whatever mightp,”e i bsve, been;
ii;" - ;iye are
depa r t - 13;1'41:140:1i 'arieh l o' ' raijel, to
wage a relentless witt,c; ; ligitiMitje l id i eeti
multiplied beyond, rcttii;Cif bYlite neg.
lect and short cOn.in3se of our prede
cessors. re are , . in like condition with
4 6 .•44Thitaille rthe.,,British• isles a
thousaud.learslagpi"- - 7licse forefathers
ha4.A O long enslnt44 .
iPY 6 OO •,a 4 .4
the •lorthmen:lhaf sop ENA
be 41§114eks ea kings': natural
prey r FRT, generqtsms;l it ?pus
crtdAolure 11,tyiabchi to ditufghter
withpac,4i i ioipptite birds, and let cat
erpillai.s, wOrms, grasshop.pers,•
multiply and - ravage - unrosisted. We
must pay for pas6e l rio'riti t tY) presehi
loss and years of extra effort. And;
precisely because •kie : t ask is so ardu
ous, we ought (q time in addres
sing ourselves to its execution.
The first step toAtie , ' taken is very
simple. Let every farmer who realiz•
es the importance and beneficence of
BilW , l. NUT n
ar, eireeptilui ll'awir:lhey are
to be spared, protected, kindly treated,
and (when necessaW fed. They are
to be valued and cherished as the vol
un tat' E#M4 14)42 retd GT:WI Ziii;
dens, constantly employed in fighting
our battles against our ruthless foes.
Tho boy w) robs a bird's nesis rob
bing the Ulmer Of' a part of his crops.
He who traverses a farm shooting and
mangling its feathered sentinels dimin
ishes its future product of Grain and
nearly destroys that of Fruit. The
farmer might as well consent that any
strolling ruffian should shoot his Hors
es or Cattle as his Birds. Begin at
home to make this truth felt and re-,
spected,and it will be the easier to im
press it also on your neighbors.
Next, there should be neighbrohood
or township associations for the pro
tection of insect-eating birds. We
must not merely agree to let them live
—we air* s - and protect them.
I believe that very , simple cups or
bowls of east laving each a hole
in its center of suitable size, that need
not. coot ; sixpence .each , a,nd r oould be
fast:eiidd:tici (thti tre'd 'ivithone
naillightly driven, would in time be
adopted by many birds, as nesting
strongholds, whence they might laugh
to scorn their predacibtis 'endinie's. If
every harmless bird- -could build its
nest.,anziong.us where its
eggs would bo safe from hawks, crows,
cats, boys, and 'ether 'robber - a; 'the'
number of such birds would quickly,
be doubled and quadrupled.
And we, must summon the law to
our aid. Though, law can do little or
nothing again stealthy, skulking nest- .
phin'dereis, it can help us , materially
in Ont'iva`tfarn with the cowardly veg'
'ithonds'whiaraicrie our fields With
niusket;Cri HA . blazing away at every
unsuspecting" robin , crow or thrush
that they can discoyer. , Make, it
trespass punishablewith , fine and im '
prisonment,.ttishoot on another's land
without his, express permission,- and
the cowardly massacre of the farmers'
bumble allies would be checked' at
once, - and; when Public sentiment had
been property enlightened, might, in
;Ci s vilfged, rogiong, be arrested altogeth
er.
The Happy Time.
0, the,happy aims_ is coming, ,
• When the gospel trumpets sound,
Shall be heard by every nation,
To the earth's remotest bound;
When, the..vale,,shall bo exalted,
Arid the, verdant hilla,rejoice,
• Andtha ocgail'join the phoros, ,
With gloud trai,Mphant voice.
C'uo Lo, the marnineight will bieak
And the daY is drawtodnigh,
Yea, th'e' glorious time is coming soon,
We Shell hail it by and
0 the. happy time is coming- ' '•
When the cry of war shall cease,
And the standard of our Saviour,
.Be the olive branch of peace;.
Underneath our vine and fig tree
We . wilt never he afraid,
There is none will, dare molest us, ,
In their calm and quiet shade.-Cuo.
0 the happy time is coming
By our fathers once foretold,
It is promised in the bible, -
It was sung by prophets old '
They who sitfin'heathen•darkness,
.. Soon , themorninglight shall see,
And the world,-with songs of triumph,
the gloriousjubilee.,-Cno.
I 'ailfaiiiiiii thi- Riier.
I am waiting by the river,
And my henrt.bae•waitod' long;
Now I think I hear the chorus
Of the angels welcome song,
0, I seo the dawn is breaking,
On the bill-tgpeofll;e
Where the troubling
And the weary be tit rest.
FfkiNfriS 41467,111iid0)ifi, - ?:
tfii4 wtftityAlb Bt:t.earq, t
TPrellte trk
f;'llbrbugb be 4 r i l man:d; blMOgelese
1014 io"bis-ivitiflceua;"" . '[years;
In the mansions of the blest,
Whore, &c,
They are launching on the river,
Frotn.,t,he..oalgt.„and plot shore,
And
. 64 sdoiiowill.iibar.niy4pirit
Where the weary sigh no more;
For the tide is swiftly flowing,- •
And I long to greet the blest,
Where, &e.
~... .~
When he coniolh,.whep he,eorneth,
To music up fillijk.els, • •• •
All his jewels,. poeioul / jcnelgy
His lov'd'an'd hintiiwn:""
of, ; tbe morning,
His brieit crown a4ornio , g,,, i ,
' ThVy'ebalriiiiine'in' their beauty
Bright goiio for his brovftff
guthe,r,_he lv ,iil„gather,
Them ges for bia,kingOom ;
All ,
MN:he bright'6nei,
lov4l aruthifrawn:--Cuo.--,l'
Little , thildrenilittle children,
Who love their Redeemer, .
Are the jewels, precious ; jewels, .•.1
His lov'd and his ovn.--pno.
gßatailbufieFfaYeki
Ili Sweet hourofp , sltr\r,, , ,ill x
!That calls m'e from a world of care,
,And bids=,,gts
Wake all my wants and wishes known
seagionftof,:flistroesiandtgrinfie7=l
illy soul has often found relief,
II: Anil oft,eseaped the tehapter's - snare
y thy return, sweet hour of pray'r.:ll
hour,,of_KuTor.l :11„
Why *fhWs`riiiii'll'rny'• Tietitiori
tro bin] whose truth and faithfulness 7
Engage, theDvniititig:totilitlYbki'As`p • -
An 4 •,Ringq PP-Nfiti;!l 3 ,9 E!q9ki)iiit 3 face, .
and trifkit.hja,,graoe,
II l'lNtiitgAtVliff.3l l l4 e\verY are, , '
And wait for thee, sweet hour ofprNet;
The Triallif Tamer allth-Bodoilturg
THE PEIGHTAL MURDERERS,
The Confession of Bodenburg,
THE EXECII,TION.
FOR SALE AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE
ORR COLUMN FOR THE PEOPLE.
,RED FRONT
ENTERPRISE STORE.
Sugars.
All kitids, at very small profits. Not
offered low to draw you on on other
goods. .PUr prices to continue low,
regularly: '
Syruris.
The' best Silver and Golden Drips,
genuine Lovering and otber'Syrups.
Now Orleans and other Baking Mo
lasses:
- ;
t I : - • - ..
Teas.
A,-vorioty.of kinds of.bost •al wgys,
tiarid Ohilap.• 5 . - • '--- "
Coif(
ees..
Roasted and Green; cheap as the
cheapest for the same quality.
Me itt.
Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef,
at living prices.
.The keel N. Y. State Goshen and
Obic; Cheeihi.
Candies..
The best stick and other candies,
wholesale and retail.
Flour.
or
hest Flour•by 'the
,barrel, stick
or pi:Raid: Cheaper for the : satne qua
ity tliao'.elsewhere.
•
r. reed
r
By the hundred ol•srnaller quantity
Stone.WVai•ee
4000 1, 2,3, 4,5, and 6 gallon crocks,
jars, jugs, and churns, selling cheap.
JIFf4T;IO)
GLASS &. QUEENSWARE.
A large stock of Ironstone and Com.
mon ware, in' setts or , liy the piece.—
Glassware, Earthenware, Fruit Jars,
etc, at Red Front; eheirp.
Wood and Willow-Ware.
• ../Vlarge . assortment 'of Brilicts,
Buckets, Churns, Tubs, etc., -etc., at
Red Front.
&c.
"ApjAberlttilidns
Prunes, Currants, Elderberries,—Can
nod .'t!Ri and ; Vegetabl es,.eto: ",
I '1
.1, Sa l t
By the sack or bushel. Also Dairy
- -
I .: I a3j
; S Ice 3 -- e;-•':
All kinds ptApicesiland a;great va
riety)l, .118
and•ebeap 1. • •
-Fisk; •
•' '
Salnion, - .lladdeak, Shad,
Triid 1 -Wli Fish, .Mackerel; 'Dry,
Salt - i riQuoiltlyo Labrador,' ',Lake; sand
smoked lierribg,:ify the half and guar
for barrel, : kitt, pound and dozen. All
ivarranted and eheaperthan elsewhere.
1•' •= t
~1 _'V ~. -'••
.TCi4 i a i P P , O 01 ;I
'Ttp3 9f r
ctidqini„itlari any other:i4ore inAown.
ItEP STORZ,
•••)% t t;
Varieity. - •
, •
For' whttt YOU' want' firat call at'.1617. '
tOrpriikg ',.goadquartere who're; Prices
be kept regularly low.
ENTERPRISE HEAIRUARTERS,
HUNTINGDON; PA
WHEELER & \\ ISBNS
HIGHEST PREMIUM
4,qlgZ STIITCP
Sewing Machines,
/1'41001 , 7ml the only GO/.D MEDAL at the
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1867.
They are adapted to all kinds of Family Sowing. and
to the use of Seamstresses, Dressmakers, Tsiters, Manu
facturers of Sitirts;•_Collara,_•Skirts: Choke, Mantillas,
Clothing, Hata, Cape, Corsets, Linen, Goods, Umbrellas,
parasols; etc.' They work equally,well upon Bilk, linen,
w Wen and cotton goods, with silk, cotton or linen
thread. They will seam, quilt, gather, hem, fell, cord,
braid, Lind, end Pet-Item every species ofsewing; making
a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both aided of the
article sewed. „
The qualities.which recommend them are:
1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, nibs on both s'idds of
i the fabric sewed.
2. Strength, fit mess mot durability of seam, that will
- not lip nor ravel.
8 Economy of Thread.. „
- 4. Attachments and ,svide range of opplteation to purpo
. see and materials.
6. Compactness and elegance of model end finish.
•0. Simplicity and theroughtteds of cendruction.
7. Spend, ensr of operation and inunagemm, t. pad quiet
' 'newt of movement.
lastruetiens free& all. klaclitnes Feld ill repair one
'your tree Of ;charge.
NEU
Jeli•ly
SE LV 'BASTING,
lIIMI
iNttenCSelf llneter in; been attached to the celebrat
ted GROVER & RAKER SEWING MACHINES
The above machine* will make either the chain or
Lock StitchAstltch alike on both surfaces). Call and
seo them work. For further Information writo to or co
Api 2G•tr.
BARGAINS.
I have been regretted by' the owners of , the following
Se:ving Machines to 'dispose of, them if posslble.at the
prices nnitexed,as they wish to 'precut° Singer, machines
in their place:
Ono Grover .k,Baker Maclaine, loop stitch, in good run
ning order, cost $OO, will take $5O; ono Florence machine
n fib tacker &c, cost $BO, will take (good order) $O3,
ono Gruver & Baker machine, loop Mitch, with box, Mt
$BO, will take $l5; one,Wilcox & Gibbs, cost $ll6, will
take pi; ono Grover .h Baker machine, good mining
eider, coat $56, will take $10 •
, one Parker 6laebine, with
cover, well finished, cost $6O, will teko $35, one fine
(hover ,k hailer /Machine, never been need, cost with tuck
er. extra hemmers &c ,$7.8,,wi1l tithe $7O.
. .
Letters I,r inform alittlinial orders fur the celebrated
Singer Machine to ho addressed to
July 28—lf J. C. 11LAIlt,Iluntingilon, Pa.
(T-READIAND!BE--PDSTEDit - '-
T 0;1 T.FIEOYEETVL Y . d. ( 111,43d2C1RD
AND ALL IN'IITA NT OF
Nerltitilitiffe At!
' M E nder4isp ; recspv3tful!y
11 ritritiatance that he manirfactritee'tudkVrts emistintlY
On hand a leppia,ed aplendld agiy?r,queut of
TADP(,9,.'..
IIUDEAUS; - 11KDSTEADS
tIND"CANDAD STANDS"
IVltideok aiul,cene neat ,ehairs:cuidmiards, tole.
wood moulding for mirror and picture framea. and a vari
ety of articles not•ruentioned, at prime that cahoot fail to
be satisfactory.
• Ile le aleuagcnt for the wall kno,wn_Dailey A Decamp,
patent 'apribg Dedllettoin. -
The public are invited to ca l l and oxamirte his stock
before purchgeillgißlyhele. ) )
• Work ami kegs Mod. obi Hill • etreet, near - &link, one
door west of,,yu,te , r'rr a ir . -
niddlNS.
Huntingdon, Aug. 1, 1808
' , '
.A r ,6 r•
ANZ
PliblstY OF TIIEDI.
ME
bLoyioNo
SPRING AND SUMMER
• • !11. •It 0 M N S
STORE.,
For Gentlemen's Clothing of the best material, end modii
In timing workmanlike manner, call at
' H. ROMAN'S,
opposite trio Franklin Muir. in Marked Blinarey tinting
don, Pa.
U. B. LEWIS, Agent, •
SEIVIXG 'MACHINES.
GREENE & BRO.,
'Lehner's Building, up sinks
Ificotlogdon, Pa
IMO
JUST RECEIVED
AVHARTON &ITAGUIRE,
' HILL STEMEIT,
HUNTINGDON,• PA:,
WHOLESALE &RETAIL
Eli
Foreign indsDomestio
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, AL
The attention of
MECHANICS, FARMERS, BUILDERS,
and buyers genenilly, to . invited to the fact that 'We arb
now, offering a BETTER AS6ORTIIENT of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY &C:,
than can be found elsewhere ir,this part of the 'State, at
prices to suit the times. Our stock comprises, all artlelee
'in this line tif binthiase;Mniin)Ong,argsasral assortment
of TOOLS and MATEBTAK vied . byCABBBNTETtS,
BLACKSMITHS, cAnngdllilid TASOIIMAKEKII
JOINERS, Ac„ together with a large stock of ,
Iron, Steel, Nails,„Spikes,, Railroad and
_Mining Supplies, Saddlery, Rope, •
Chains, Grindstones, Circular;
Mill' and Crois ! Cut Saws,
Enamelled, Finished
_ and Plain Hol-': , •
. , low Ware. • •
- _
Coal Oil Lamps and Lanterns,' - =
Oil and Piniklei; - Cans
4L 4 excepeni nesortnient of ;
orp 7 ,
' Compri.lng
pavEs,,.FoitiKA DESSERT, TEA
TABLE SPOONS, SOIS—
• • • ORS, RAZORS, ,
IBRITTANIA iSILITER PLATED
Household, Horticultural and Farm
Implements, •
Of the latestand most improved p4tteins;
CONSTANTLY ON lIAND AND iOlt SALE •
AT MANUFACTURERS'' PRICES.
. „
CARRIAGE & WAGON MAKERS
Will find a getter?! - " init .- ate - a oimaterial for their use
conelstinein pert of
Carriago• .Trimmings, Hubs ; Spokes;
Rims, Ades, Springs, Nuts, ..Bolts, ,
Washers, Malleable Irons, Pa- .
_ .
tent andenamelledLeather i
Whips, Tongues, Soo
heti, Shafts,
~i , .~d~.sc3~i~~as,
Can be ripplled Kith
ANVILS, .BELLOWS,
S LEDC . 3-ES,' HANMEIIS,
HORSE AN) MULE
Horse Nails, and all kinds of Iron& Stee
C A R P EN T E:RS'''
Will Lind In our ostaMisbment a auperlOr l etOck'of
PLANES, .• ' • • • '-• • •
SAWS, •' ' - •'" • .
AUGERS,
HATCHETS,
HAMMERS, - •
FILES, ;
CHISELS,
HINGES, •"
SCREWS,
LOCKS,
•
BOLTS,
PULLEYS,
•
SASH-CORDS,
MINING AND MINERS' GOODi.
NAILS and SPIKES, of all varrotieti
BLASTING POWDER, FUSE,
ot9AL •PICKS AND'SIIOVELB,
..*strximerks
Can bo accommoditod wilhnearything In their line from
a Grain Separator to a Whet-atone. . •
"', -" 3Etrazilc. • •
aria
' Ara especially invited to call end examine our stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE
and compare our prices with.othere
Agrieultural Implements,
• Comprising tliefimaous• Russell
Reaper; Mower, and Dropper, oombined,
Rundell's "First ProxislisM TiORRE PITORPORIF,
Rakes,
Rcythes,
Floes,
nay Forks;
- , Trace ancllalierChalisa, • ,
Brtast rif eft, , -
COw
Curry 60600,
'
a: od e,
-.. • „ ,
Among the apecialtk4 we desire to call
attention to the celebrated
aud[o:e :pump
excluelve right to 16U :which's'retied Bind : tot
actccutar and.get full particulate of sam,;oo4tiety.
ofile sußpitoi quantity!.
. SCALES.,,,,.
IMales'oralrgizeis'and •
Tea and' auk& Scales,
I. :PletifOrm'A.44:lo; , , y'' "
i:r '
' aid:l,4l9(4i' ',Scales
lilll, , ,Wkeelbarroto, Pork, Port
-able; flopper,...Althers. a . Trans : :
!• • • port atioi, Hay; i!
Coal se'Ved i l " -
014.msiirm AT MANUFACTURERS
• r CASII PRICES. • • ' • '
The'largest atid best assortment of
GLASS, PAINTS, OIL& PUTTY
Eier o&rod in this
A GREAT VARIETY OF•- -
COOK & PARLOR STOVES
ALL SIZES OE
NATT,S,AND:BRADS;
By tho km. Very row t
Beet Norway nail, rod, bar , an hoop Iron.
STEEL,` all sizes and desbriptions
ifyAGON , BOXES, —
•" CARRIAGE SPRINGS, ' '
IRON AND BRASS, WIRE
Lard, LOricatlfig and Coal Oil,
Ity tbe, barrel or gallon, at-very lorligurely
issr A call is respectfully eolicited, feeling confi
dent that our, gcuide and priced will' not YOH to
IVHARTON & 111AGIHRE.
Ilautingdon, 3fity 7, 1887
4pga vtitisorients.
r i T
, CO , , , , A.Ayoft i i ., ) , 0
CONSUMF , r,IVES.-i
13eing a shell and practical treUtise on 1110 Mance, onus
es, and symptoms of Pulmonary Consumphen, Brenchflic
and Asthma; and thole prevention,. 4reatrrialt, end curs
by inhalation: Eent by mail free. Address .0. VAN
IfirIIMEI.L; M. 1):, In West Fourteenth Bt.4*: Yi flyWly
" H. C. Room. Geo. W. Euael.
Xt...OO3ElClVit cite
• =PORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
China, Glass Queenslivdire,
'433 MARKET ST., NORTH SIDE,
BELOW FIFTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Jiins 20,109 • - •
ISAAC STAUFFERA
, .
WATCHES and , .R JEWELY
No.
lAlt North 2d Street, carper of Qualyy„ • ; -
:•.- • .• PWLADELP.T.IIA. • • .;
* •
An assortment of,Watihee, Jewelry, Allaer end Plated
Ware constantly on hand.
Al4-Repairing
_Watchee . and •Juwelry promptly at
tended to. ' Aug. 11.1 y.
ARCH' ST. CARPET' WAREHOUSE, ,
832 .A.Rd.l--r• smizmm , r,"' "
BELOW NINTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
:The Old :Established Statid
Receiving for the Sring Trade a taro stock of New
Styles of
,
C.A.32.IBPII=GS,
Purchased at the Lossest GOLD RATES, and will be sold
at R great redtiction from last season's prices.
ENG 11511 BRUSSELS at $1 50, and 'Gather goods-in
proportion.
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD,
' 311hS0:31n 832 Arch" Stteet, Philadelphia.
VURNITII:RE.
• . , ,r . ; .•
JOSEPH WALTON:&:CO.,. ;
. CABTNET MAKERS,":
'3ll. 413 1 Walnut 'Riled; PAilddelphitz, Pt .•
Oitr'Cital•lishlncitt is 66 of the oldest in
sud from long experience and.superlorifacilities.wcare 1 1
proplitCd to furnish good work it reasonable prices.
We manufacture fine furniture, and also:
priced furniture of et:parlor quality. A largo stotir of
furniturit always ott Bend,: Goods made, to ordettl
Confiters;Desk Work and Office Furniture for Banks,
eaten and gtaires, made to order. , • • • •1•• '•• • • • '
Jois. WaffeN. J. W. LlPP:scoff. Jos. L. Scoff.
E ight Per Cent. Gold.'
FIRST MORTGAGE:BONDS
OF,THE ISSUE OF
51,500 9 900,
ItY TUE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
in,denominations of $l,OOO, and $5OO, coupon or ; re4isior.
ell, with interest at eight per cent, per annum, payable
15th Febraurrand August; iitNold free di United States,
taxes, to New York or; Europe., The bonds jl/4YO thirty,
years to run; payable 'in Now 'York In Gold! Trusted,'
Farmers' Lonu and Trait company , or. Now York: , !The
Mortgage which secures theta bonds lent the Cato of $13,.
500 per mile; covers a complete road for every bond' is.
sued, and is a firstand only 'mortgage, This , line, con
nectinglit. Joseph with Fort Kearney, will intik° 6 abort
and through route to California. • ;•
The Company bare a,Capital Stock of, , $10',009,000
And a grant of Liind from Codgiess,
of 1,500,000. Acme,- I valued at the ' • !'l'
lowest (ultimate, at , , • • n $4,000000
Elsa Mortgage Bonds, - ' ' st;soo,oor
rrl .1•i,
Total, , ,515,,b00,900,
Total length Of the road, 271 miles; (Haines , hicluded
in this mortgage, 111 miles ; price 97:1-2 accrued - interest
In currency. Can be obtained (rum the undersigned.—
Also, paniphieta.' reaps a ne information' relating thereto.
These bonds being/IR well eoeured, 'and yielding a large..
Irmo me, are desirable to parties seeking cafe and Mem
tiro inteitthoutao We SocamMend them with entire con
fidence. I 1. ,),, 'l, •;‘) ..t
VV-P., CONVERSE &
C'ommerczal"Agents;•
NO M c FINE STRESS , NEW YORE
c.TANNER-Bv-00',.;w-1:-
Agents,
NO. 49 IttrAtil I‘ TREI ET, .YORieri
1 46/0 0 rtri: I Yi • • ' L .
•
, '-ELEOTgIo '"
T.''POT . '
• : •, , Efgkes alkastinglitilne. l o 0! ,•'.,
Thou' who black their boots' orrSatorday ri lot with
ordida`rY blacking: don't hitira iinich Wino on Sunday, an
the polteb,fadge,ggt IBA the skitieof • p p. t,
DOBBINS'. - BLACKING - :
Lairbi'SittuidaYlTig — ht and 'il:11:11a l i t
• ITT BEATS ANY' OTHER , BLACKING MADE.
Manufactured only brd:BiBOBBiNS, tit%hie iminensit .
Soap and Blacking Works, Sixth &root and Germina
-1 town Avenue,'Phihidelithiti, Pe. •'-
For aide by Nudity Ac Co., adjoining Lewis' Book Store,
lluntingdon, , Pa ;1. I —;. . ; ncivllll
?,:•,1;• ..r
WHEELER •
- WILSON'S
Family §ewine Machu es,
• 4IHETHE BEST.
sold 'on ebis ceel latlido i0;11111. I
PETERSON;& CARPENTER,
GENER A L .AGENTS,
.ciaisOtr, STREET, PRILATY,AO I
' f ,"'-"r 2 : 1-1 Y.• • • • • • -!;
. .
E3I H"
I,• , .
• t -..-AiNenNr,and , igtO.u.filqttgarlef the. -
Celebrated.lron:Franie'iPilitios,
•TVarerbomsj , N 0.122 AYoh Serdt;•Phitth
Ifir recOvek tker t rriro•blo4l;,tit tbo.World's aient•
Exhibition, Lonlon,Fogland. Tbo highosty rixos award
ed ctiAbitVd." " '• ' *:
IESTABLISIIED 1823:1
Juno 14, 1870.3m0x.- - •
1
l e
11 .4113;“ i 1 ' i'• '' I' " ' '
• , !From tbe iitn'ef Goo. Taylor , garkleiburg, prOv
04 y.ebemlceiOnelyeis to bo of the beet quality, con
, mtfy-IteSit -- •'' ' • •"- -•-- '--
ailitilVi4llanifilir ;aid Iti any quantity, at'tie d4ot o
;he lluntiogdoe and %Broad Top Railroad.. • -
AYBrApply to Henry Leiater, Proprietor of the "Broad
Top House." une.ol3o
GET THE BEST
REABY_ Rll3ol l 'rriO'
Sul able for all:Baildirike/DWelliiilge,-I'lir
Factories; &c:, find for all clrmatea;
,aapted to ,
flat or steep roofs, arid can be applied by , ny ordinary
workinan. - , •
THE READY ROQFIA,
la more durable than tin, and does not coat orfiehali qur
much. It is cheaper "thou abbiglee, far more durable,
and fire.proof. It is madmof the hbaviest fabric one yard
for the purpose. and is put up in rolls ready for eihproout
to any part of the Send for circular and aiMples
(apt free.)
~,,
, ;Weals° manufacture ~ , , •
GRANITE -CEMENT,
For'repaii•ing ail hinds of leaky roofs, chliti .
lights, de: This 'Roofing Content forme a permanent:ad , '
levelveteating over the whole Surface of all roefe, whoth
Cr tin, ehinglo or compealtlmi, completely cloning, 'up
leakages, and being composed largely of ground 'gralt#,
sets and hardens, and - soon becomee an arilfiyitil
Elate or Stone covering. - : ; •
ROOF, PAINT,
• For cooling Tin mid all kinds °rumba and campoiltioti
roofs. It will not ran. crack, or peal off, but form,*per
man ant and perfect protection.' wherever placed. to
furnished at ball the cola, and possesses twice chef data-
Aillity of the common oil petals need for such purposes.
County rights (oracle, ‘• • • ,
For armlara arid Idl portioulara, Addreis
READY ROOFING :- ,C 4 bMPANfr
81 MAIDELI LASS, it:4P
. .
STARTS'
Aniberited WAR tLA PA' A GEO it
,; ir . O.NTIci.DON; PA, • , „
iiOLtILE2CO:i iREI, - Afi'ElintiN I
, .„,
The act ottoilftiet p ri ed Mirth 2, 104 . 41t . ea ,
Ileire of Soldiers who died prisoners of War,
coat CITATION FOR RATIONS ' , _
for the thne the t "soldier was so, iatd mrlsoper, at .the
rote of twenty-flee relit@ per any, tb ho'pald In tho follow
ing (triter: lat. To the
.wldow, if unmarried ; 2tl..Tu the
"thlitlren't ail. To the" parents. to: Leith jiftintly it they ne
living, if either to tietul, to the survivor; 4th. To the hie
there and slaters.
The act of February file?. provides Tor the rerun&
ing otthe $3OO Commutation Money: where the'eama jter,
eon wan again drafted, and was required to t thill,liert
vice"or (nw-dah a enbetitutei .1 it .=, •
13TaCHARGE1: SOXIDIX . Ina ;,"-•
Tho act of March 2,1887, also makes prvolsloir for She
parneat of the
' SIOOADIATIONAL 806;114 "
lo Illioirsolcliore is have acelawitally lost their illsOba;
gee
, persons haring any claim nnder .any of Mak/torn
romitinned Acts, or any other kind of claim Seinnfitto
'tinned States_ or State tiovernments - , , sign: ItuvresltheShi
promptly colleoted„by addreining the ncdentlgnad....l*
formation and Advico cheerfully-101 , 6n toemldltrtserthee
friends, free of flisrgo._ , • !
W.,11. WOODS.
- Apthorized .Arily'andlYary War-aaini Agent , ;;1
Iney9 21867 Iluarittonok lluptiogdon no., Pa
• '
DENNSYLVANIA: RAIL . ROAD:"
J.,
~, TINE or LEAVINO OF TFAINB , , r
. : 'AVTMAIER A RRANGEMENT,.. ' )t
iFESTIV.ZI6. r ;.EA ST WAR IP.
!'e 1
14i F t - 1
If 3 ,
. . r...
eg'N
1 1
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N 4
tin
STATIONS
.
T. Munition;
111. 1tntm0,,,, ,
31apleton
ill Cieol
M t,.:.
,ITuntingilon,
Patailiburg,..
Barrow .
itipruceereo6,
Birmingham,
/Tyrone, •
Tipton,- • -' ,
Foatoria,.:::.l
110/Bo Mills,..
Altdona',: . • • `
: • '.., i.,:i •_. ti ?
6 07
A. U.
The FAST LINE Eastward ikaveelA ' Uuoriila t i! 3b'
A. DL. and arrives at linntingdon at 1,45 A. 67. -
• The Cusagpratz , lta - Paras , EaStwerd 'leases - Aftlxina at
6,45,P. At. 41111 rri yos at Iluntingdodat 7 '04,P!:11.-J.
' Morn Exenses • Eastveard,lsaies Altoona at 700 At
is.' and Reiss lllunthigdon:at 800 IC • " '
- CMCINNA,TI Eir6EB4 Westward 'leaves
t luutingdon, it
3 . 52 s.siand airiveu at 'AI tooUtt 4 60 A Af.
The FAST LINE Westward ;: posilos.!l,lUntlegdin ! ii
7 06 P., M. and arrives at Altoona at 9 12 P. 51.
1 •
TIN,GDON ,& BROAD TOP.
" RAILROAD. ' •
- SUMMER AItItANUEMENT.
.!on. and after Thursday, JUNK' ! Hai; 1870; Paineg '
ger Trains will nrrho and depart as follows:, .
LIP TEAMS. • • DOWNTRAINS.
Exprtzsp.l . MAIL
,
.1;,//111111, 1.
•F , 7 77 • 'sfATior•til.' '
I
M ' 1 ' " ,r 1
P. M. IA: ~ I .
, •'• • , t 1.4; 21.1 ',P , IIIA .
0. 'll OM - s'oslllUrilltigdqn . lAR ! 8 20 1 4 6 4 !11, -
516 •8 11 Long Siding ' ' '8 11 '- -
529 ' 824 51 cConnellotori,.... 753 ~; 341:
535 880 Pleasant Groin 746 3,24
544 ,9 43 Marklenburg, : 733 ' $l6
6 62, . '8 55 Coffee Run 720 252
6 541 , 8,01 Rough& Ready,—... • , 714 • 250
8 23 9 13,C0v0 O3l 8,
-` 6 271 ' 9 16 1Pie Summit ere Sumlt . 6 561 34 .
A 66
43 1 ,9 30 Baiton, • • '-. ~ i f t' 4 4 0 1' ' ' ili
i..s 7 On
' 7 17, 947 itlddleabliii. 6QO ~., 201
7
71i 9 54 110 9 4140 11, ' ''' - 7 4 05 59 .:1-54.
7 421 10 12 L'ipur'e Run, 542 Bs6
853 10 , 31 1TataivIlle,..i• ... ,' ,'e 22 ''. 11l
- 817 .10 43 Bloody Atne„ . .. ." , 6
,10 • 1 85,
AR .11 25 AV10'50;111 , ont Dallas,: 11 7605 . 1.41 40'
1 111'
: ....... [6 80!).1.. - 2 12 1
::..Isi s 6-iali , "• , :-aot
.. 10:21 1 ,
, Mix 1-45
SHOUP'S B N MUNI
is 6 4A: 1 4 :9.; 3sl Faston
7,001 960 Coal
7'05, ; 955 Creulord,
Alt 5451 fa 10 06 Dudley, •
IBroad Top City,...
10'10 301151 WI
, , •
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0;,r; ~•,,
W 9 St t l l.tin4d olll F6lllldri.
I JAAIES SIMPSON
PLOWS, MACHINES; t
j. ,rAftkt!ELL.s . ,,@Tp,ANI) Br.,ExcolBomp
. •
,WAGON , IIOX,ES,E
IRON"
, ~, , ;1 1 .enn, f firtiallOISOS;q:JT
For Furnape, FargT, Orbit mid San: Families 1
" ' and Brickyard,
AND 30)3 1 / 4 43RN GENDRAL.
,
ARCUITJECKWIAL A ORNAMENTAL DSPARTIII , 7IT,
' Traci Potlicei Etna •1 0 4 . 81dahi;• • "-•'• 1 '" ; `"
Daleopiep COlurone :and, Drop Orparnontlostrqr4eiri
porticos and reran - dohs,
WindtpeLintoleiJAnd 81118 '
f “."' • -
Coat 'yin:amoral ter Wooden Rotate,
Cellarlintidnie CruAfds: all Bitty,
CI)11PooPropo otorFluei, • '
' Basil Weights, Carpet Stripe,,,, „ , „
; Rlgletere, Hectors, Coil Orates,'
caotingoltio coal ofilliwood callaroi ,
Arbors, Tioe-boxefs, Laalepoete; Hitching -polite r
Irtai Railing for:portleoe, verandalie, baleotilee, AoW
Yard taid•CenteterY Fences ete.
atientivtipaid tojencing hm'elerY
Address •.• • JAMES SIMPSON;
se23 68 • , „ Hun tingdon,yo.,l
HUNTINGDON .FOUNDRYN
E=M
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BL'AKE'aiffeEll 4 ,
CUANINOI A3e& EIONJ ' ;' •
• P
Iron and Brass:
, .
ss FonndLers
IRON,ansl 11A89 laStlNGS,mads e in kidiat en4 l
.
„gunda We lslPaaVli!'
g I. ndail aaj;i:/r, 3 t b
. 4 4144654,00 M holazi
I:lll , ikac oi pli sizes
and ,fingigh ;ales, I VMP 4 Tochth cmgrno.
.teain and water, grist: 'saW• itintao and plaigter callto
all deacriptlona. t I t'liu -t•ot, tt 1—.51 ••
HEATERS' , A:ND IRON FTYNCES,
rit-;;•11 nt
of the most . improred style, one doors and frame., door
sille; and iu fact everything made in this line. fit is.
Itte baron largerptock 'of patterns 'and can furtlish,
tinge.at ehort'notide,riiireheliferlearf they 'can-
in the conntFy., Ilarlitg.af Val drill, we pro preinireartwhi
io drilling and fitting pp of
Now,lluildllolll sfr4t,;`nufitilig
-460, l'a. ,
,(.1r
tlibbll7,dl369i; '•' • " 'BLAKE & moNSIL
, • • -
9110,,THE LADIESi!=.
,Thq subeoribere.bare . rem:minty idlsOorered i;
:
STARCH.;.fo illing " theatiOntioo of the 'ledles;to, ourtStefeht:ti
theY 1111'utiltiet IC ekofidaizes labor, produces ,
•
BEAUTIFUL — . GLQSB, ;
: • • 'N. .• '' {1 1 - i;
iiinch superior tg common starch,. pi nasjqr irph, C
falitlf you 'wad t'a gloss on ' yo ur skirt, or youc o ,
"
husband's shirt or collar, procure a box of our EitiOncie"
orStarch. Tho cast is trifling, poly 15 contsA, boi..
Try a' box and bb 'convinced." Every Family should •
harp a pox. of the Essence of Starch.:.Fox sale, bpatt dc t
Grocers and dealers'in the United States. Manufactured,..
wily by B.IIITII, LUMMOX C 0.,& sole Propribtoid, NdZ:
,1.113 Harmer street, . • ••• • • • : 1 .-
'air For sale at MASSEY - it CG'S. Enterprise tread.
'qaerters. - ------<-- - - feb9 •
WM: LEWIS, Dealer in Bnnki; Std:
tionery oqd, Noelet lotktrumenp,coinor Of ate;
dinmond.
Y. 1
5,17 0 12
b /8 :9 04
5 021 g gg
i 52 s 47
4 36 I 35
. 4 18, 8 IS
4081 gAii,
4,021 5 04
.3
0 1 '6t
3 4 / '7 46
3 30 7 37
3725 ,2.182
3 20 7,22
65 so 6 1/1
PAG P: l4 . .11
10 21
9 ,$6
Batt. "
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