The HHunt u(_.,don Journal.
farm anb
The happiest men who
Are those who cultivate the soil.
Cultural Uses of Lime.
The advantages of the use of lime arc
so many that it is almost impossible to
enumerate them. Their effects may be
described as being both chemical and
mechanical, and as beiog exercised both
upon the organic and inorganic constitu
ents of the soil. The following may be
taken as a summary of some of the princi
pal benefits to be derived from it :
1. Upon deep alluvial and clay soil it
increases the crop of potatoes and renders
them less waxy. Sprinkled over them in
the store heap, it preserves them, and
when riddled ever the cut sets, it wonder
fully increases their fertility.
li. Lime eradicates the finger and dis-
ease in turnips and gives greater sound
ness to the bulbs.
:1. It gives, when'applicd to 5,.)11 meadow
land, a lar i rcr production of mere nutri
Lions grasses. It also exterminates coarse
and sour grasses, destroys couch grass, and
acts powerfully upon rye grasses.
4. Upon arable land it destroys weeds
of various kind=.
5. It rapidly decompobus vegetable mat
ter, producing a large amount of food fur
plants in the form of carbonic acid gas.
1 3. It destroys or neutralizes the acids
in the soil; hence its adaptability to our
sour soils.
7. It acts powerfully upon some of the
inorganic parts of the soils, especially on
the sulphate of iron found in peaty soils,
and the sulphate of magnesia and alumina.
S. It proves fatal to worms and larva;
of injurious insects, though favorable to
the growth of shell hearers.
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9. Slack live added to vegetable matter
causes it to give of its nitrogen in the form
of ammonia. ITpon soils in which ammonia
is combined with acids it sets free the
ammonia, which is seized upon by the
plants.
10. Solubility in water causes it to sink
and to ameliorate the subsoil. When the
aril contains fragment of granite or trap
rocks, lime hat,t,ns their deeowpozition and
liberates the silicates.
11. Its combination with the acids in
the soil produces saline compounds—such
as potash, soda, etc.
12. Strewn over young plants, it de
stroys or drives away the turnip fly.
13. Worked in with grass seeds, the
beneficial effects of lime, chalk, marl, and
Atell-sand have been visible for thirty
years.
14. Applied to the rot heap, lime effect
ually destroys the seeds of weeds
To sum its advantages : When properly
applied to the soil, it purifies and stimu
lates its action, thereby promoting the
growth of healthy vegetables of all kinds.
A Good and Wholesome Harvest
Drink.
As alehohol drinks have happily been
driven from the harvest fields, there have
been various drinks besides water substi
tuted, but scarcely any of them meeting
fully the conditions sought for in the way
of a wholesome satisfying beverage.
Water, even in all its purity, does not
seem to quench the thirst and stimulate
the body, as it produces additional perspi_
ration and passes through the pores al
most like passing through a collander,
leaving the system exhausted and weak ;
besides, a drink of cold water, when suf
fering under a great degree of heat, is
dangerous, even at times producing sud
den death. Latterly in England and else
where a drink is prepared by mixing oat
meal with water, in the proportion of
three or four ounces to a gallon of water.
This is found not only to satisfy the thirst
better than water, even when tempered
with vinegar or other acid, but to pro•
duce additional strength of body. Oat
meal possesses a peculiar aroma and acts
as a very active stimulant to the surface
of the skin as to cause the complete di
gestion cf the liquid. Men employed in
an atmosphere of the intensest heat are
much comforted with it, and become very
fond of it. Hence it is in a measure
"victuals and drink," possessing only vir
tues and without any drawbacks whatever.
Just now the time is here to give it a
trial; and we shall be glad if at the end
of the season those substituting the oat
meal and water will make report as to the
rz•sults —Wintry Genth nzan.
Onions.
From our own experience, and the
observation of others, we can fully indorse
the I, stimony of the St. Louis Miller, on
the healthful properties of the above escu
lent. Lung and liver complaints are cer
tainly benefitted, often cured, by a free
consumption of onions, either cooked or
raw. Colds yield to them like magic.
Don't be afraid of them. Taken
_at night
all offense will be wanting by morning, and
the good effects will amply compensate for
the trifling annoyance. Taken regularly
they greatly promote the health of the
lungs and digestive organs An extract
made by boiling down the juice of onions
to a syrup, and taken as a medicine, an
swers the purpose very well, but fried,
roasted, ur boiled onions are better.
Onions are very cheap medicine, within
everybody's reach, and they are not by any
means as "bad to take" as the costly nos
trums a neglect of their use may necessi
tate.
EARLY POTATOES.—"I confine myself
to the cultivation of early potatoes fir the
main crop. Why cultivate a potato that
requires the entire season to mature when
we can just as well have the crop in market
by August, in time fir early reeding to
turnip', grain or grass ? I have grown a
fool crop of winter cabbages following the
early 9hios. This double cropping only
requires liberal manuring and a lively
movement on the part of the cultivator."—
Ii . Plaistow,
Cu tui FOR I.IOABSENESS.—Bake a lemon
cr sour orange fbr twenty minutes in a mod
ern oven, then open it at one end and dig
out the inside, which sweeten with sugar
or molasses and eat. This will cure
hoarseness and remove pressure from the
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Marchl9,lSSO-26t-eow-nrin.
New Advertisements.
Testimonials are received every day by the p,prietocs
of SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATon, from persons of
ucation aL l prominence trom all parts of the con nay :it
testing to the wonderful curative propartius of this great
medicine. No other preparation but the Regulator has
ever been discovered that would effectually cure dyspeps'a
and all it, kindred evils, and restore ihe patient to a l.r•r
ractic healthy condition body and mind. The i•api , tty
increasing denied flue this loud Mine and our large sales
in consequence. I, indeed suflicieat cvi lessee ist itself of
its great popularity.
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It can be used arty time willwat fill!. by the reot4t deli
cate p e r44,n, Nel roar r%% hat the and may be
given to children will pericct its no bad re-m!;-
follow ill, use. doing Tilt injury. Asa niihi
gentle ',fixative and lc.rial-. I nvi....:orant it is
roapetior to any kitten remedy f.r
lkit A LARIOI s EL Comfit.
JAUNDICE., tld.lr, .IZI,II.I,SSNF s-.
MENTAL DEPRESiII IN, SICh
CONS lIPATIOS, LILI,UsISESS.
DYSPEPSIA, &C.
Road the nantes persona w ;aid wi:lely
known who testify to the veltiable properties of ziimmoNs'
LIVER REGULA'IOR oR NlEtac;:cf:.
lion. Alex. u. Stepheie,; John \V.V....l:with. Bishop of
Georgia; G(11..1441.1 U. S. Seitator
Gill Shorter; lit. line. Bishop Pierce; .1. 1.:,1!.;ar Iha nip
wit ; Hon. B. ; llot,. jolin C. Bre.iiinrul4;e: Prof.
David Willa, Dll [Brun NVaruer, Chief of ;
Lewin Wunder, P. M. Phila., and lißltly
front whom we have ',otters eonineottn, upon
tine III) U most valuable hous,liold
PURELY VEG':,TALILE.
Its price places it within 'Hits read, of 811 1, they
11111 or pot, .1f you air sutThring and c,innot find rt.lio,
proran , at once front stir Druggist a touts of Iterntett,.
Give it a fair trial anti it will tat only Lot
permanently cure yen. It is without a ,thot,
The Cticupc-t, Pare , ' ,f,tri /1,4 ltt‘ie !I!clrcttic
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BUILDING AND PAVE
of the best quality, which I will sell nt the lowest
cash prices. J IL:66E
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MRS. LYDIA E. PINKRAM.
DISCOVr.SER OF
LYDIA E. PINKHAWS
VI.IOSTABLE COMPOUND.
For all Female Complaints.
preparation, as its name ermines, consists of
Vegetable Properties that aro harmless to the most del
teat. invalid. Upon one trial the merits of this. Com
pound will be recognized, as relief Is Immediate ; and
when its use is continued, in ninety-nine cases in a hun
dred, a permanent cure is effected,as thousands will tes
tify. On account of its proven merits, it is to-day re
commended and prescribed by the best physicians In
the country.
It will cure entirely the worst form of falllng
of the uterus, Leueorrlsea, irregular and painful
Menstruation,all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
Ulceration, Floodings, all Displacements and the con
sequent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to
the Change of Life. it will dissolve and expel tumors
frost the uterus in an early stag° of development. The
tendency to cancerous humors there id very
speedily by its use.
In fact it has proved to his the great
est and best remedy that has ever keen discover
ecL It permeates every portion of tho system, and gives
new life and vigor. It removes faintneer.flatulency, de
stroys all craving for Stimulants, and relieves wesizness
of the stomach
It cures Bloating, Treaciaches, ICerrotis Prostration,
General Debility, Sleel•lessness, Depression and Indi
gestion. That feeling of bearing down, causing pain,
weight and backache, is always permanently cured by
11,3 use. it will at all times, and wider all circumstan-
cea, act in harmony with the law that guverne the
female system.
For kidney Complaints of either ucz this compound
is unsurpassed.
Lydia E. Pinkimm's Vegetable Compound
uprepari,l at 2:2 and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Maaq.
Price 81.01 Six bottles for $5.00. Sent by mail in the
form of pills, also in tho form of Lozenges, on receipt)
of price, $l.OO, per box, for either. Mrs. PECKHAM
freely answers all letters of inquiry. Send for pam
phlet. Address as above Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. I'INKII43I'
LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation, Eiliowau.a4,
and Torpidity of tliv Liver. vents per hoz.
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CHILDREN TO INDENTURE. .
A nunilier of children are in the Alias House
who will be Indentured to suitable parties upon
ap t ilication to the Directors. There are boys and
girls from two to eleven years of ago. Call upon
or address, The Directors of the Poor of Hunting
don county, at Slairleysisiurg. [oet
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I Blot Out a Day.
I keep Cu a desk before um a calendar
of the year, with the day of each week by
numerals. When the day is past I draw
wy Fri across a figure or the figure repre
zzuntilfg a day. It is :ine ; and I blot it.
out. So far as the column of numerals is
concerned. I can do so.
But I am startled by the words, "I blot
out a day." A day is a wheel in the great
machinery of life,—a link in the chain of
my probation. It is as truly a part of
vital and essential being as a year or a
century. The day is given me. Will it
vanish at my bidding? I did not originate
it; I only received it. I have "no more
power to blot it nut than to bring it in.
It was a gift. How should I treat the
the :liver if I could and would blot it out?
t carte as a proof of the love of the Giver.
Tu tn:::y tha, day came liGt. It was on
its way,, hut the eloziq broke. But Diving ,
Wifilla not allow me to be a loer.
I not honor the (:ivcr?
p2r3ills! 1311)t. it our
r, r roas,in nry 1-ins made the
sadness the day, then let t day stand—
a tuen;etoo Of affil reminder of toy tally.
That day is worih saving that brirg: , . such
a voice. of repros)l. Perhaps the day was
sad under divice discipline. Say-Iy. Liam,
ot,!.lit try f.ami kst, hlottin , ..; If t a li, of
knee h.! to him who annos "".:r Our
pr,fit th;:t mi„.dit Lc p.trtal;
holiness."
A day t,t' glAtkes;,
bright, the tzir balmy, joy in friends and
all wordly eunfirt—above all, jly in the
bar I and pladues in his salvation.. Sh a ll
I nisr such a beautirul picture? Shall I
blot out such a day ? As I erase the figure
with a pen shall I &rip it out of my mind
as if there had never beet, such a day?
Is this the kind return ?
A day! That day just erased from my
calendar, bow much could have been ac
complished in it! What a noble river of
h&y emotions mi g lit have rolled throuA
my soul in that one day ?—what fervor of
love, art hr in prayer, and workings of
flab, bringing the light and.joy of heaven
unto the soul !
Thera han.;s r:,y calendar I cannot
blot out tnueh loner. Tioil last day of
the year is at baud. The symbols of what
remains may be erased by my driving pen ;
but these links of life—these waymarks of
the pith to eternity, these gifts of God,
these opportunities of usefulness,—my
gratitude shall welcome them, my love and
zeal carry out their great design. They
shall aid in the grand result, that my name
shall not be blotted out of the Book•of
Life.
A Pleasant Picture.
"Thcre is a man," said his neighbor,
speaking of a village carpenter, "who has
done more good, I really believe, in this
community, than any other person who
ever lived in it. He cannot talk very well
in prayer meeting, and he doesn't often try!
Ile isn't worth two thousand dollars, and
it's very little he can put down on sub•
seliption papers fir any object. But a
new family never moves into the village
that he does not fiad them out, to give
them a neighborly welcome, and offer any
little service he can render. He is usually
on the lookout to give strangers a seat in
his pew at church. Ile is always ready to
watch with a sick neighbor, and-look after
his affairs for him, and l've sometimes
thought. he and his wife keep house plants
in winter just for the sake of beige able to
send little bouquets to invalids. He finds
time for a pleasant word to every child he
meets, and you will always see them climb
ing into his one horse wagon when he has
DO other load. lie really seems to have a
genius for helping folks in all sorts of com
mon ways, and it does me good every day
just to meet him on the street."
Do it Now.
Don't live a single hour of your life
without doing exactly what is to be done
in it, from beginning to end. Work, play,
study, whatever it is—take hold at once
and finish it up squarely and cleanly; then
to the next thing without letting any Imo_
menu drop between. It is wonderful bow
many hours these prompt people contrive
to make out of a day ; it is as if they
picked up the moment the dawdlers lost-
And if ever you find yourself where you
have so many things pressing upon you
that, you hardly know bow to begin, let me
tell you a secret; take hold of the first one
tl:nt e tines to hand, and you will find the
re,t all fait into file, and follow after, like
a comt,any well drilled sohhieN; and
thought work may be hard to nieet when it
charges in a squad, it is easily vanquished
if }ova ca n bring it into line. Yo I have
often seen the anecdote of the wan who
was asked how he had accomplished so
much in bis life. "My father taught me,'
:Vila the reply, "wlien I had anything to
do. to go aiid do it." Titers is the secret
—the w n'er.
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g\i_ir.l profuse and many tiwis cxces
si‘cly offensive discharge trout the nese,
with "stepping up" of the nese at times,
ifupairanent of the sel:Se of suwfl or taste,
w.areving or \veal; eyes, impaired hearing,
irrt•_tilar appetite, pits-ure and pain over
ht. and at tinter in the hick of the
t-t. trod a feeling of lassitude
syutptotus which are coal
ition to catarrh, :,,et of them are not
present it] evt.ry clsr. 1)t-. Sages Catarrh
Remedy cures catarrh in its worst form
t:rl,l ;stages. It. is pleasant to n,,e and coa
t:tint; no poist.:naus or caustie drugs. .So
sure a cure is it ti - ett irs former proprietor
offered for •r
-tat-s in all the principal news
papi.rs of tito land a standing reward of
85u0 for a case it would not cure. Sold
by drogi,•ts at 50 eaatts.
tiontlNll cloth so establish the wind
aulid,t the r,,lintr and turbulency of pres
ent things, as a look above thew, and a
look be:Tond thew ; hbove them, to the
steady and good Band by which they are
ruled ; and beyond them, to the sweet and
beautiful cud to which by that band they
shall be brought.—Leigitton.
THE character and reward of the true
Christian is not tarnished nor destroyed by
the railings and scoffings of the wicked.
BETTER is little with righteousness than
great revenues without right.
New Advertisements.
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Sine REWARD.
Catarrh is the most universal and distressing
disease of the present day and the scores of won
derful remedies offereu fur the cure of this dis
gusting disease, which are worse than worthless,
has discouraged the millions, who suffer and have
tried in vain fur relief and cure until theircourage
has gone and the victim still suffers in doubt.—
Here we are, with Dr. Ju,iah Briggs' Catarrh Spe
cifies Nos. 1 and 2, and how shall we proceed to
convince these deluded sufferers that we have the
best and cheape,t remedies known ? Ist—We will
furnish them to resp,n4ible parties on condition—
"NO CURE, NO PAY." 2d—Will pay SIOU for
a case they will not cure. 3d—Will pay $lOO for
their equal as a cure. pay 5500 if any
thing poisonous or deleterious is found in their
composition.. sth—Will pay Sl,OOO if in any par
ticular Dr. Josiah Briggs' Catarrh Specifics are
found different from representation. Warranted
to instantly relieve and radically cure Acute.
Chronic, Ulcerative and Dry Catarrh, Cold
in the Head. and all affections of the cavi
tives of the head and throat. Two lyittles in one
box. Greatest success of the a Vie. Sold by John
Read Jr, Sons, liuntingdon, l's. _Address DR.
JO ., EAII BRIGGS, Newark, N.. 1.
For sale by all drilists.
Ilse Dr. Briggs' Bunion Balsam.
PILE REMEDY.
PILES —What unceasing tortures ari , ;(.! from
Internal Bleeding. External and Itehin; Piles.
The vain endeavors to obtain even partial relict
has discouraged the millions who =utter, and they
have borne their r.g.iny in thinking there
was no hope for or even prospeet ,•1 a cure. Not
withstandin4 the total •-I ,be reme
dies heretofore offered for the .• •of Piles. and
the picture'of res , ing on fit-e , of th,,se
wit I. ve i . ried the vari-e, v.:, • •••• in vain,
yet c••••••ii , f, • 7,A :I, ,!'.•.1 :toy
thing ;i:;,t ~,,,•• •!. :!•,- I •;•-• :,.; ;lieu*
Collr:LZ, liZ ,•.• -!• ! .i ,•• i.•
let, them c,••e. r .•. • ••,
to itlurninatt . r,,. i • , ;r . au l fl i p
duties of toed is.lc•ree of
p'en, it I-,n,w wipks, tuun tits
or years. PILE I.I:TIE1/1E:, are the
r suit of uneeeii,ing study art
neplus ultra of toed (:.L1 science, ciel in every res
pect safe, seientili, tied reliable for the cure of
Piles in every forte. Solid I-, Read & ns,
Iluntingdon, Pa. Addr. sr , DR JlnslAll
Newark, N. .1.
For s tic by all
Get Dr. Briggs' Bunion Balsam,
1313 Ni 0- BALSAM.
raini r ailments of the feet,
cause ti,nyli all bat ivas wlicin
shoes arc worn. 'fb,r, is litre $lOO,OOO
worth of anti tititica,l3 in
the United t,, , • rest of Ito world wore
than while new, or nearly
so, to title e 0 , ,,,, 1 . I Inl but.ittto, cores, in
growin4 i-re, ib-sides this gi eat
saeritice, , lark tel
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land State- H • -i, • I iv; in the \Vest
ern and (I,i), besides this there
is :::{;(111,111!1) b•r causties sou other
worthless F,- the cure of b u nions,
corns, sore insteps, t..-,cier feet. etc. To avoid these
great losses all , ' YI-e7 tlitures, use br. Jsiah
11rtz;s' Eunion :ma Sure Corn Cure,
which is the , tion `Known that give,:
iwnwrliate re:ii r...;icaily cures Lan!, soft
or ulcerated bunions, hord, soft and fcstetiol
corns, VaSell Tar ex,scnces, callosities, large anti
?until ; sore instep, blistered heel, tender 1 . , et, in
growing nails, ute.. without eat.lsing or leaving
any pain or 14,er1e;5. Warrant-A safe and sure.
Sold by J-lin Itead Sons,
7Newarle,
For sale b,y• all al
Dr. Briggs' CJ:lrrh Specifics the Best
1 u LGiA.
The pains inorcases from time to time, until
your nerves ,ccto to snap and emick, j irk and
jump and play all sorts of pranks from the top of
your bead to the tips of your toes, the demon
shooting forth like lizhrning along one unfortn
trite nerve, and now trying to tie another into a
thousand knots, then attempting to make a bow
string of another, sometimes in the region of the
heart, again in the face, neck, eta., in short, if
you have neuralgia in its worst form, with all the
agony distilled to its excruciating degree, use DR.
BRIG(IS' ALLEVANTOR, and in a trice your
neuralgia, with all his demands, hasder.arted,and
once again you may be happy.
For sale by John Read & Sons, 410 Penn St.,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Smiths' .lii- Organi and
Music CA) "Tql -e •
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a In4rtnaellt or t.) and ()al
stoel:. iiavo ,sivie,-; andto suit Cy
(it an (1 vont f•I
wa , ron rtinilinr Constantly 410 1 :1Vol'ill , . Vu
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METHODIST HYMNALS,
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Photo. and Autograph Albums,
URA? MN - 3, BLANK BCCXS, pr.: ;s & PEMC:I2,
FINE POCKET CUTLERY,
Pocket Books and Purses,
An,l a thon,arol and one other :Irt:cle,
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wt . ) iii illt ii,aso in the eilAiint.
BOOK ii ELS :nun 15 , n t, up;
CoMPANION.S . frota 3 (uts up ;
V.:74 frout 5 cents up;
PENCIL PAD front 5 cents up;
A root otter 11 . 1:ITIN L!5-
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ALL lUIO3 OF SCHOOL BOOKS
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another, .$32 in one day. TRY IT. Wit/.
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EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowelt l Mass.
.Sept. 5, 157‘.}.20w-Iyr.
CAL TO TIIE JOURNAL OFfiCE
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If you Wn-1 sale bills,
If yuu wane bill heads,
If you wart letter hsa,ls,
If you wa.At visiting ear&z,
If you want business cards,
If yuu want blanks of any kind,
If you want. envelopesneatly printed,
If you want anything printed in a wori:mi,n
ike manner, and at very reasonable rates, leave
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of Syracuse, N. Y.
P.l.- 11 ,, 5v put tin oa the market a Plow that
I- . i 1::p., h ~ti•; ) , •rio r t.) any Plow heretofore
; 1,• :, ,t he P1,.. -- ,; of the past few years have
1 . a ~..1:, il3r tA 11.10S0 Lia 4 . -..: half a century
, ;,1! ::cclicncles of any - Plow
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dinar.; way, fitilitr:sll, retails for
dollars- Ilitmlor ~tell Plows retail II
teen to ninetcen
The price of our new new will Le but
Seventeen Dollars, and It will be the
cliapest Agrit:tiltural Implement ever selcL
IN mold bo:lrd will outwear three of the
verb- best IJZA i of Liiu onthiary steel mold
beards.
It t; ill scorx 171 sr)ll3 F,tecl
ttn,l :d1 otlirm Litlierto provk2d J.
fan:ln%
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raika Piov, - Poll 4 a:01 Pula,
Wi! have r: so obt.Lin,tl a rzae!tt, alll wtluh 13
:11,x) a g - rat, linprovetaent, both aj mgards
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fuld aLi.) t - “ , .) Ur three
L•_ lianalos can bt oiljust:•l to occ,,,lalo
date a man or boy, (a tae
It i 7 a perfect
woodenl)._‘;:il,
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two all:;;
Iron teams :Lre too ll'avy.
11,dle:dik, beams
beno, vilalai much 1, • • : .
A Steel Mach is Vat:: t •,! .
tinn's as :itron;
than any otli,r
1;11m fiity a . .`.lold board Li cinilc i. It
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111:1(le woul.l be at live N and a half.
Where there are no we will, on r. - •-
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It:inroad Lit,tiou in th;; iStati and pay uio
trel:4•ltt.
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neenSate tDiareetve 4 . 31,.. -
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WARNER'S SAFE eI!TTC:7:3.
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are ztiso .'lerits for flit!
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Best in the world for all purpoes.
April 28, 1870—y
Tra yellers' Guide
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TIME OF I,IS;AVI.NG TI AINs
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8.45,a m, and arrive, at Hartl4Mint 11.30 a m.
The Philadelphia Expre.oi, ;ear's Hunting
don at 10.12 p. at mud arrives ‘t Ilarri•barg at 1.00 a 1111
The Day Ex leaves Huntingdon •t
p. to. anti arrive; at liarri,liurg at 3.25 p. tn.
H UNTINGDON AND BROAD TOP
RAILROAD.
Curnmer Arrangement.
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No c"..ll.erition ! The hest chance of your
iilet line to MAKI; i'anll.leS, $2.50. Cir
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