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Our prices for tho printing of Monks, Ilandlulle; etc are reasonably lOw. , 6 loftssibindi .itsintss.cus. It. A.-B: BRUMBAUGH, Haying permanently located at Huntingdon, aline IL4 proft.ioloul service, to the community. Onice, the same as (hat lately occupied by Dr. linden on Hill street. • • . ", ap10,1£66 riR. JOHN McCULLOOII,, offers his grofeezionni services to the citizens of Huntingdon and vicinity. • Ottico on Hilt street, one door Cost of Reed's Dreg Store. • • - - Aug. 28, '55. ALLISON MILLER, %llama& DENTIST, taus removod to the Brick Row opposite the Court house, April 13,1859. '.1 4 1 J. Gltle,ENE, - DENTIST. 8 / 1 /1160 Oft!. „rewired to Lender's New, Building, , , - hill street, Huntingdon. duly 11,1561. MORRISON HOUSE, • , • TII4TIII:TGDOA PE .I"A. i JQIIN:S...4ILLER, Proprietor. , April 6,1670. ;• . . ; P. W. - J OIiNSTONi : OR VEYOR & INSURANCE 0410; HUNTING DON, PA Office on Smith street A. POLLOCK, - ity • S UR rE YO R cr.: REAL ESTATE AGET, HUNTINGDON, PA. Will attend to Surveying In alt Its brandies, and x ill buy and sell Real Estate in any part of the United :Rates. bend for circular. • dec2o4f • J SYL V&N US BLAIR, ATTORNEY AT LAW; • - • HUNTINGDON, PA, Mr on 11111 street, timer doors rivet of Smith, y 5•61.1 J. LULL MUSSER. . S. B. ELISONO. USSER & F.LEMING ATTORNELS—AT—LAIV. " - HUNTINGDON, PA. Office SeCum] floor of Leleter's Luiiding , ou,llill kitrot. reuelune mai other claims bruniutlY culncted. ',niy2tion GEE N C Y FOR COLLECTING zoLuthilet..4Aims, DOUATY, BACK PAU-AND All Mho inn) lave any Claims against the Omni:WA or Doubly, Back Va.) emu 0,11.10m:0.1i Lane [Leh clauns yruina-ti3 volittteti L 3 apply lug euhcr in nareun ur by lot• for to • W. 11. WOODS AT TURNI. Y f LJw ing12,1863 Ilbarlatibua. PA. KALLEN LOVELL, . • • ATTORNEY AT, LAW, LIUNIINGDON, rA Preclal attention given ty Collections of all kinds; Iv the belle:meld Of Lscatei, La.; nod all oilier legal hod nrOe proseculed it lilt tlthlit3 and dlqoalcli. lotIN SCOTT. SAMUEL T. nol;N, Ilt11 : 1.T rllhe name of this firm has.becn chanb ed 11,1? ! . , .9.11:.1 k BRUO N , to SCOTT, BROWN & BAILEY, tmder- which name they .11 hurealt-Jr conduct their practice ae .A7'2'ol'llo= AT LAW, If UNTIXOD ON, I. PENSIONS, and nil dolma of suldtvis end soldiers' loira e.dobt the glow+ wevitt, Oil! Inn promptly ',tutu:etc& _P, -Kay T. M. Lytle &Milton S. Lytle, ATTORNEYS Al' LAW, HUNTINGDON, PA., have Anted a paitney:lsip under tie name stud film of P. M. & N. S. LYTLE, And Intro tetnoved to the OniCC 011 OM hourh aldo of 11111 atret.t, tomtit door ttest of znititli. Thoy KIII attcud inousytly to all hinds of legal ['mi tten netriteded to their Gain. npi4f. JOSEPH. ABT, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN *WILLOW AND SLEIGH. BASKETS, °fall 517.03 and descriptions, ALEXANDRIA, lIUNTINGDuN CO., PA Jima 9, 1L69-tr =CIO W. A. 'NOM, =1 .The Union Bank of Ilmatingdor, (Lao John liarek C 0.,) HUNTINGDON, PA paid up, CAPITAL, Solicit accounts from Banks, Bankers and others: )iberal Interest allowed on time Deposits. All kinds f Securities, bought and sold for the •usual commission.— Collections made on all points. Drafts on all parts of &iuropo supplied nt the usual rates. . Perseus depositing Oold and Silver will receive the m same return with interest. Tne partners are i a divid Daily liable to the extent of their whole property for all Deposits. The unlin:shed business of the late firm of John Bare & Co •will oe completed by The Won Bank of linntlngdau 21....a09-tf 0. 0. NORTH, Cushier. • LADIBERSON, Wholesale and Retail dealer in TOBACCOS, SEGARS and NOTIONS, {Near the Broad Top R. R. Corner,) 11U.ATTIATGDOIN T , PA havinidliposed of his stock tome I have taken charge of this establishment wittia detefmination to please easterners with the quality and prices of Se, tars, smoking and chewing Tobaccos, &c., and will bo pleased to receive a liberal share of public patronage. Dealers wilt find it to their interest to buy from me, nal am prepared to sell as low as eastern dottier. - Avg' D. 70 JACKSON LA BIBERSON, IMPORTANT 1 . • H. D. RHODES, Respectfully informs his friends and the public goner , 2 thatlie has bought the store of 0. Long, IN WEST HUNTINGDON, pnk is prepared to offer goods in his lino Cheaper than the cheapest. f have a ) cry line stock of the following Dry Goods, Groceries, Eats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Glassware, Queensware, ,all of which will be sold cheap. Produce taken in exchange for goods. 11. D, RHODES. ' West Huntingdon, Aug. 2-ani fVJ"IiAND2REAM having the of Jnmas DickeyAl Om - VALLEY FARM I am now prepared to supply In abundance, pure Milk ',Create, (melt laid eggs, and other products of tho FAIlm ANp DAIAr.• Customers P ill bo served with regularity by tiayeelft 4ug.234f. CII4I.IIL'S A ESTES. TUSINESS MEN, TAKE NOTICE! It you want your card neatly printed on onvol {WI, call qt LEWIS 400 K AND 0 .47101:7ARY SIORE AM - ANTED. 10,000 pounds Tu asii,a Wl , lli for which tho higherL market pa rJya CIO - np:sitY 42 00 . 1 00 ME WM. LEWIS, HUGH LINDSAY, Publishers. VOL, XXVI, HOW TO CURE CONSUMPTION. THE PHILOSOPHY OF DR. SCHENCK'S GREAT people never learn to know that diseased liver and atomic!, necessarily disease the entire system 1 The plainest principles of common sense teach this and yet there are hundreds who ridicule the id' a, and continuo in the course which elmost inevitably brings them prematurely to the grave. Living as the majority of the people do, at complete variance with tho lowa of nature, it must ho apparent to nil that, sooner or Inter, whirs will revenge herself. ,Heuce me r ged that percent who indulge to, excess In this 1110 of very , rick or indigestible food or Intoxicating drinks. invariably ply a heavy penalty in the end. Tits stomach becomes dis ordered nod refuses to'aitt the liver tails to' perform its functions, dyspepsia anti Its attendant evils follow, and still the stiffering Indivitluals persist In dinging to the thoroughly exploded idea Of the' post. r Dr. SCHENK'S medicines tire recommended to ell such. They bring sure and certain relief wherever they are used as directed, end nil that is necessary to establish their reputation with every ailing man or woman in the land is a fair and impartial trial of them. Let those who ardaikeptlcal, on this point, and who have permitted interostedpersefis to prejudice them against these now celebrated remedieil for consumption, discard their_ prejudices4and be governed by the principles of reason and common sense. If the system is disonlered depend upon It, itiblne cases out of ten the seat of the disorder will be found in the stomach and liver. To cleanse and Invigorate the stomach and to stimulate the liver to healthy action, use SCIIENCIVS,MANDRAKE PlLLS..—lhoclatly increas ing demand for these DIN in tha,best evidence of their value. Thousiindetupon thotiseards orboxfs are sold daily. Why 1 Sitnply,because they act promptly and ettlclently Invalids whobay iriot fildpit convenient 'to .retL on Dr. SCHENCK in person are informed that frill and com plete dirt ctiens for use accompany each package of the MANDRAKE PILLS; PULMONIG SYRUP AND SEA WEED TONlC.—These medicines will cute consumption unless the lungs are so far gone that the patient is entire ly beyond the reach of medial relief. It may be asked by those who are not familiar with the virtues of these great remediesdllow do Dr. Schenck's medicineseired their wonderful cures of consumption?" The answer is a simple ono. They begin their work of restoration by bringing the stomach, liver and bowels in to 1111 active healthy condition. •It Is food that cures this formidable disease. SCIIENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS act on Gm liter and stomach, 'promoting healthy Benetton, end rem. ing the bile. and slime %Well have result. d from the inactive or torpid condition of those or gnus, and 1f the system generally. This sluggish state of the hotly, and tho• Consequent accitmulat ion of the un- • healthy substance.s named prevent the proper digestion of food, and, as a natural tense indica creates disease, st Welt results in prostration and finally In death. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP and SEAWEED TON IC, when taken regularly, mingle with the food, and the digestive organs, make good and rich blood. and as oral consequence, give flesh and strength to the patient. Let the (+lenity my what it•nmy, this Is the only true core for consumption. Experience has proved beyond the shadow of a doubt, and thousands are to-day alive and well it he a fete years since were regarded ns hope less cases, but who were Induced to try Dr. SCHENCK'S remedies, and were restored to permanent health by their use. MEM One of the first steps the physician should folio will a consumptive patient is to ins lgorrto the system. Now inure in this to be done? Certainly not by giving medic clues that exhaust and enervate—medicines that Impair instead of improve the functions of the digestive organs Doctor SCLIENCK'S medicines cleanse the stomach and bowels of all substances %stitch are calculated to irritate orneaken them. 'they create an nppetite—promote henitbßtl digestion—make good blood, ant, as a conse quence, they his igorate and strengthen the entire eye• tens and more especial ly those pat is which are disrescd Hillis cannot be done, thou the ciao must be regarded as. a hopeless one. It the physician finds it Impossible to make n patient feel hungry, lithe deceased person cannot partake of good notwhiiimit food and properly digest it, it is impossible that lie can gain lu flesh unit strength; and it is equally impussibie to brings • patient to this road Mon so long as the liter is burdened a Ith diseased bile, mid the:stomach laden a ith unhealthy slime. Almost the first rei.uest made to the physielln by a consumptive patient is that lie will prescribe medicines that a ill allay the cough, night BWellig and chills, which are the sure attendants on consumption. nut this should not be dune, as Oa. cough is only 1111 effort of nature to relieve itselt; and tile nigh t . swea ts and chills are conceit by the:dist - wed hings: Ilioremedies ordinarily prescrlb eillliymore harm than g00d... They impair theifunctions of tine stomach, impede healtny digestion, and aggravate rather than cure the disease. There is, after all, nothing like facts Milleh to substan tiate a position, and it in upon facts that Or. Schenck's relies. Nearly all olio have taken hill medicines in at writance w ith his directions have not only been cured of consumption, Litt, from the feet that these medicines act olth wench.' fill power upon tho digestive organs, patients thus cured speedily gain flesh. Cleansing the system of all Impurities, they lay the foundation fur a solid, Brae stantial structure. lte.storing these organs to health, they create an appetite. The food is properly assimila ted ;the quantity of blood Is not only increased, but is made rich and strong and in the face of such a condition of lief*. stem all diseaiLe must ho banished. l ell disectiens accompany 'each Or tile medicines, so that it is not al,olutely necersary that patients should see Dr SCR ENCIC. perunsally, unless they desire to hove their lungs its onined. Fur thi4 purpose lie is at his of. tire, No 16 North Sixth St., corner of Cormaeree„ Phila., every Satttrilay; front 9 A.M. satin P. M.. - ' - Advice in given without charge, but for n tu . orough ex amination with the ire -pirometer the change is $5. Pt lee of the Pulutonic Syrup and Stomeed Tonic ench, $1..60 per bottle, or $7 50 a half dozen. Mandrake Pills 25 cents a box: For sale by all tit oggists. At,. 121 y. [ESTABLISHED 185_1.] Highest Premium, Silver Mehl, awarded over all competition, at Mechanics' Esiliitiltiou, BoStott, October, IS6a. The original and geonine SELF-REGULATING, WROUGHT-IRON, AIRTIGHT, GAS-CONSUMING H EATER WITH PATENTDD DUST SCREEN, ORATE BAR RESTS, and WROUGHT-IRON RADIATOR. and AUTOMATIC REGULATOR. For Burning Anthracite or Bituminous - Coal or_ Wood, 10 sizes for bricku ork, and two sizes Portal's I= DAVID DARBICV M?.2fIIIFACTIIRED,ONLN JiC $50,000 L. REYNOLDS & SON, N. W. CORNER I3TII AND FILBERT STS PIII LADELPIIIA, PA These Heaters aro made of heavy Wrought-Iron, m ell riveted together, and are warranted to be absolutely gas and dust H&j; ,Th'ey arc.thgonly heaters that are man aged without nay dampers, cud in which all kinds of fuel chn be burned without alteration. • COOKING•RANGES for.hotels restaurants, . and families, Also, a FLAT-TOP HEATING RANGE. FIRE PLACE HEATERS.. LOW DOWN GRATES, SLATE MANTELS, REGISTERS AND VENTILATORS. Pamphlets giving full description, sent free to any'sd dress.. (June 21-1y40.) ' GOLD .MEDAL_. AXTATCHES , JF,TVELERS, No. 902 CHESTNUT 'STREET, , ,. • PHILADELPHIA, , • nitre just 'received by Steamer another large supply 0 the CSLESISATLD • COPENHAGEN WATCHES, Especially mann faelnred for their sales by •,' BKEGREN, • These Watches are distinguished as Oxnelliug /g, Quality, Style and Accuracy. Hosing the most convenient arrangement for winding and sating, and fornWied at a very moderato rata. Also, nor foil lino of , . GENEVA, ENGLISII 4; AMERICAN FINEGOLDW ATCIIES. Relbable tizoo.keepero, in every variety; of finish nod price, MIMI , ([O.ll the 111111111GICtUrerd, w4i newest and beet stylto of Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, tfs., &c., TIMERS FOR T.IIE TV.ltt" Jan. 19,'70.-ly vENTRAL HOTEL. a SOU:III RANT CORNER POURER A'N'p SPRUCE RES PHILADELPHIA. VINITLCOTE, (Connolly of Milting,lon C 0.,) Paorit Centyally locrttea and the wet convenient Mint [OF merclutot.s Nixitiug Um pity. Atpoinittoiltitiotot of t)o lirnt-clnnx. . 111 the noolurn itaprotegtepts. Every at tOollUlt nil) Ito C.1.10 . 1 . 11ed to „xual::. 1 LIST OF PREMIUMS WARDING COMMITTEES For the Eleventh Annual Exhibition of the Hunting don County Agricialtund Fair, to be held at Huntingdon on the 27th, 20th, 20th and 30th of September, 1870. ' Class I—Hors, Deg Stallion, ' $l5 Second best, 8 Third • " 5. Best 3 year old, al Second beet 4 Third beat • 3 Beg 2 year old, 6 Second best, ' 4 3rd " • 3 Best yearling, • 4 2nd best 3 3rd ," ' • ' 2 Best fielding, ' 61 2nd best' 41 .', . ' Class2—Common Stock, Best draught Stalllini $lO 3rd ' 0 god beat , , . 6 Best colt, 0 months old or 3rd " ' . , 4 under 4 Beet 3 year old . 6 2nd best • , 3 2nd best • ' 4 Best draught horse or 2rd " . - 3 mare $ 0 Best 2.year old 4 2nd best 6 • 2nd beet ' 3 3rd, ". 4 ' 3,d'•2 Beet riding do. •, . .5 . Best yearling . 4 2nd beet • . . , 4 2nd best ' • 3 3rd " ,3. 3rd " '• ; ''' ,' 2 Best family do. : • 5 Beet brood mai:o, ~ 6 2nd bost ~ , , • 4 2nd best " . • 6 3rd ."• , ~3 3rd ". '' ' '4 Best 'pair matches , 8 Best 2 year old" • ' • 4 and best . - 6 2nd best' - 3 3rd 8 . . 6 3rd' " ' ' . , 2 Beet pale Midas 0 Beat yearling, 4 2nd beet 6 2nd best, ' • 3 3rd "8 No horse con ho entered for more than ona premium, or be allowed to change from one to another clam. 20 per cent entrance fee charged on all bred stock, and 16 per cent on common stock °Mass 2, AWAntwirGeoftfirrtEE.—Jno. Jackson, Jas. Wilson, Jas. {Yard, Wm. McCartney, Johnathan Doyle, Gem I'. Wake field and Thos. R. llenderson. Beat trotting bone or 2nd bent mare $2O 3rd 2nd beet 15 11. t walking do 1 3rd 44 -1U 2nd beet Best racking do. 1013 rd 4, Twenty per cont entrance feo cbarged on all outran con in closets three and four. AWARDING Comume.—]ford. Massey, John S. Millen J. Sewell' ttewart,Capt. Mos. MeCallao. David MeCallan Alexualer Oakes, A.C. Neff. •Clan© 4—Driving. • Beat broke double team 313 id o 1 2nd beet 21Beet Heineman tlbl team 3 3rd .. 1 2nd beet 2 Beet broke single team 313 rd " 1 led beet _ 21 AWARDING COMMITTER.-11. A. Miller, Dr. D. P. Miller, Dr. °ldney Thonomon, Dr. J. IL Wintredo, jDr. 11. L. Drown. = ! Best belt 2nd best a Best cow 5 2nd best 4 Beet heifer b 2nd best 4 Best calf 4 2nd best a Cla; Alderny. Best bull $ 6 l 2nd best 61 Best cow 51 2nd beat 4 Boat heifer 4 2nd best 3 Best calf 4 2nd best AWAIIDING COMMITTEE,—It leanc Itl Tell; eaUlliel Ore, bhocautker, butane' Culumb Class 7 Best boar 2nd beet Best eow ied beet AWARDINa COMMITTEE —G drew Bohner, iNniol Wom Class 8 Beet long cool buck $1 2nd lost Best Soutbdown I I 2ml best 3 lnd beet - Beet mixer' breed 4,Best common cheep , 4 AWARDINO COMMITTEE. --JllO. N. Swoopo. Jos. 3lyton, Pet, Peightfil, Samuel Neal, Jacob Porter, Class 9—Agricu I I Best Plow 2nd best 21 Best Subsoil 2 2nd'best 1 Best Dooblo novel 2 2nd best • 1 2nd host . 3 Best corn Cultivator 2 Beet bay and grain rake 4 2nd best 1 2nd best 2 Best Hill Plow 3i Best Cider Mill 4 2nd best 2rnd best 2 Best Windmill 3 Best Sorgum mill and 2nd best 2 Evaporator 3 Btst Grain Drill 3 Best 4. horse threshing 2nd best 2 Machine B Best Corn 'Plan ter 2 2nd best 6 2nd best 1 Beat Harrow 2 Best Mower and Beeper 412nd best 1. 2nd best 3 Best wagon lifter 2 Best straw and 'fodder cut t 2nd best 1 No premiums to be awarded to any person except man ufacturers or their agents. AWARDING Commit - um—David Dunn, Levingaton Bobb, Wut. Morningstar, James Hutchison, Daniel Kyper. Class 10—Mechanical Implements and • Utensils. Best 2 horse Carriage s4best and greatest rade- Best Buggy 3 ty stone & eartitenw'r 1 Best set single luirness 2 best washing machino 60 Best sot faint Harness 2 beet churn 1 Best middle and bridle 2 best meat vessel 1 Best p sir boots 1 Best ssecimen marble W'k 2 Beat pair Shoes 60 best cook stove 1 Best side solo Leather 1 best pair horse shoes 50 Best kip and calf skin 1 Beat corn broom 60 best side, harness and Best Bake 50 upper Leather 1 Best shaking fork 50 best lot cabinet ware_ 2 Best sleigh 2 botit and greutest'vario• : , best spring wagon 3 ty of tinware '.• . '..1.. best 2 home wagon ,-.. • . 3 Awsruiso COMBIITTRE —F. B. Wallace, Samuel Cum mings, A. A. Bulinum, Samuel McVitty, Henry Davis. ' Class' 11—Flour and Meal ' Best bus white übent $2 2nd best - 1 best bus red wheit 2nd beat beet bualteLryo 2nd best. beat bu yellow corn 2nd beat best bus white corn 2nd beet beat pop corn 2ud beat beat oats 2nd beat beat barley 2nd beet Alyirgew COMBIITTE:E.-13 Luke Iteiley, NothanCorbln Best Bud greatest vatic- ty altt!tts, labeled, not ' I less 112 of each VI 2nd be . 11 best dot Jangles 1 " t• hinter apples 1 Best and greatest Tarte. 1 AWARDINg GOIMITTLE.—Jo Bus, John liandevender. Wu • , - Class 13—FraitS NO ?,,, Best ond 'largest isrie• 12nd best 60 ty of pears, iabeled, I best and largest coffee-, not lees than 6 each ta 1 (lon of gropes 2nd best 50 2nd best best doz fall pears Ilbest basket of. native • 2nd beet' • - 60 grapes 1 best doe winter pears 1 2nd best b. AWARDINCI Cosimireee,—Jobn Bead, Gilbert Horning Dr,. McCulloch, Wm. Gelnsinger. Money W. Miller. Best early rose potatoes $l. 20 beat' • 60 beat enriy Goodrich 1 2nd best 6O beet late Goodrich , 1 2nd beet bo boat Garrison 1 2nd beet 50 beet roonIOF 1 2nd best 50 best iiiiioy.al ltnsticoals 11 2nn best 50 best spotted Mercers 1 2nd beet . • 60 AWARDISP glapttlSEE.-40 MarkSi Davl44 ltyperi, Aiwa' Class No ; Best rtita bap 60 second best ' 25 best spgar beet 50 second best 25 .best peppers 50 second bent 25 best tobacco 60 therm) Wel HUNTINGDON, PA., TUESDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 27, 1870. CM •e, Bred Stock. 3rd beat Best brood morn 2nd beet 3rd " Best 3 yenr old 2nd best 3rd Bost 2 year old 2nd best 3rd " Best colt 0 months 'old or under 2nd best 3rd " Chas 3—Trotting, &e Class s—Neat Stock Doyen Bent bull $ 7 2nd best Best cuur 2ndbeat Best heifer 2nd best 4 Best (Ulf 4 2nd best 3 ze G. Common. ' Best work oxen 2nd best 6 Best bull 6 2nd best 4 Best cow 5 2nd best 4 Best heifer 4 2nd best 3 Best cad(' 2nd best - 3 Ge. Morrison ' Thos. Colder, gory, Jacob Musser, Blisha logs. e Best litter of pigs 4 1.51.1 best 3 Best Cheater White 4 2nd best 3 co. Bell, Win. E. COI bin. An. eisderi, Judi, Y . Wooster. Shoop. Best Longwool Ewe $4 2nd best Best Southdown Earel MEET! • uraltemente. ter 2 ',2nd beat heat hand corn aheller 2 2nd beat 1 Best clover huller but buckwheat 2nd beat beet cloveraoeil 1 2nd beet 50 beet timothy reed, beet bbl ',wheat flour 2 2odtteet 1 but hbl reel wheat floor 2 2nd beet 1 best Lb' ryo flour boat bulbs yol. corn meal 1 beet " wht. corn " 1 beat 501 be buckwh't meal 1 2nd beet 60 L. Nyfl, Andrew Ileliner, Henry Holtzaiplo. lits No 1. ty of peaches not less I than oonch, labeled 2 2nd best boat Ma quinces 1 12nd best 60 best collection plumbs 1 2nd best • 50 tin Daugherty, Israel Graf i. White, Jackson White. MtM Class 14—Vegetablas best white Mercers 2nd beet beet peach blow s 2nd beet boa. Prince Alberts 2ntl best beat Clieco Whites toll beat beet Onenet Lhtlt 2nd best boot sweet ptatoes 2nd hest. in 8. Tug, PaTisl llnra,, II am C01:1))), o. B—lrpgot;}alpe Bent cabbegg $1 second beer 1,0 besemonkel wer4el 50 second best 25 best watermelog :13 second beet 25 best egg plant 511 letepo, bgrA -PERSEVERE.- 50 best turnips best parsnips , 50 best carrots 60 second beet 26 best onions 60 hest tomatoes 1 00 second best 26 second best 50 best celery , 60 beet and greatest variety second best 25 of tomatoes 100 best cauliflower 60 best muskmelon 50 second best . 26 second best , 25 best pumpkins 60 best beans 50 second best 25 second best 25 beat plo pumpkin 50 best pm 60 second boat 25 i secend best 25 best squashes 50diest fall or win lettuco •50 wend best 25'second best 25 AWARDING Cousnrres —IL P. Dowers. John Rhoden, P Moore, Capt. S. S. Ilnyott, Richard Abliman. Class lU.—Poultry Best and largest variety second best 50 pure bred fowls $2 00 beat pair or trio of Po • second best 1 OU 'lands 1 00 best bralimnputras lOf second best 56 second best 50Ipest tiiik,va 100 best dorkings 1 $0 second best • 50 second beat 5O best guinea fools 1 00 best epengledbarribiw g 1 00 taiCond bent 50 second best '' 50 best ducks 100 bostgame ' 1 00 second best 50 second best " 50 best geese 1 00 beet black spantsb ' •1 00 second best , 60 AWARDING 005011717.,..-11100, 0. EMllftr, S. T. Brawn, John 31. Oaks, Lieut. P. Slitsyer, I. N. Sheets. ' LADIIiS' DEPARTMENT. , Class 17—:-Bred, Cakes, &c. second best 50 Best homemade bread $1 00 second best 50 best roll butter . 2 00 second best 1 00 Open to competition for married ladies. best pearl cako 1 00 second best 50 best gold cake 1 00 'it mid best . 50 best silver cake 50 second best 50 ,boat ginger cake 1 00 second best .5o 'best Sugar cake 1 00 second best 60 'lost Jumbles 100 second best 50 best rusk 1 00 second best 50 best biscuit 110 (seconds best 50 of. 4. G. Grier, This Ellen te, Miss Kate Fisher, Mrs. Bost bonienuole bread $1 00 second beg 00 best roll butter 2 00 second best 1 0, Open tocompotltlon for unntittried Indies beet baker's bread 1 CO second best 60 best pound cake 1 00 second best best sponge cake 1 00 second best 60 best fruit cake 1 00 second best 60 best Jolly cake 100 second best 60 best lady calm 1 00 second bent 60 bee cream cake 1 00 second best 60 best pie second best bust custard AWARDING Cowan - wt.—Cr , H _amilton. Mrs. Jacob 11. ha .4ivlti Moir. Class 18-o,beese, Honey, &,e $I 00 second best $0 SO 00 ben grape wine. home Bed cheese daunt bed . . . . best honey 200 made, 100 second best 1 00..econd best 00 beet cored ham 200 best blackberry wino 100 second best 1 t,O second boot 50 host bard soap 1 00 best strawberry wino 1 OD socond best 00 second best 00 boat tallow candles 1 00:best other home-made 60 wino 1 q• AVOW] best second brit Lust titled beef 50 best monestic cordial 109 1 Do second best 65 second beet best currant wino AITARDINO COMMITTEE —Alex. Port, JECICSOTI Enyene t, David Henderson, Charles Morrow, A. B. Carothers. Clrss 19—Preserves, Jellies and ,Tams. boat apple jelly 50 i .second best 20 beet currant Jolly 50 1 second best 25 beat quince . 50 i second beet 25 'best raspberry 50 second be..t, 25 beet blackberry 50 second best 25 best grapo 50 second best 25 ~best elderberry jam 50 second best 25 beet raspberry 55 second best 25 best dewberry 50 second best, 25 li,t blackberry 60 Is. cond beat 25 on, John Scott, Miss Fannie Mrs,, G. W. ?Ammer, Mrs. Best preserved straw CH berries second best beat pineapples second best best quinces second best beet peaches second best best plums second beet best phars second best best crabapples second best best cherries second best best tomatoes second best AWARDING COMMITTEE.—Iii Nrff. 31re. TIIO4. LI. Adams, Jonah J. Itund. utter and Pickles Class 20—Sugar, l Best domestic sugar $1 00 HeCOllll best 50 best maple molasses 1 00 second best 50 best tomato butter 1 00 second best 50 b •at grope butter 1 00 second best 00 best ;wide butter 1 00 second best 50 best pear butter 1 00 second best 50 best poach butter 1 00 third best 25 best quince butter $1 00 second best 60 second best 60 best mixed sickles 1 01 second best 60 best encumber 1 00 second best 25 best peper 50 second best 25 (rstest t ..... Ate, 60 second boot 25 best centelopo 60 :second boot 25 'boat Miot° catsup 100 seesse.st boot 60 lbest cider vinegar 1 00 second best • 50 t O. Zeigler, Mrs. Alex Oaks Holt Mrs. D.Clarkson. :tic Manufacture. AWARDING COMMITTEE—WII Lowle Beeping, Mrs Alex El Class 21—Dome: beet tnble cover second best beat pair wollon knit stockings . 1 00 Best wollen carpet not less than ten yards each $2 00 second best , 1 00 second best 60 best pair linen knit , stockings 1 00 second best . 50 best coverlet 2 00 second best 60 best pr cotton stockings 50 best wollen gloves 50 best wollen mittens 50 best rag =pot not less then 101 ands 2 00 second best 1 h 0 Lost beerth rug I 00 seconb belt 50 hest patchwork quilt 200 settaid best 1 00 best counterpane 1 00 second bon 50 AVARDINO COSIMITTEE.—MutIiti. Neatly, MIT. Susan Smith, Mrs, W. Buchanan, Mrs, A. B. Shunefolt Mrs, U. Mare. Class 22—Linen and Fancy work Manufactufes. Best 5 yards home- second best 50 made linen $2 001 best worked cushion second best - be and back $2 00 best 6 yds linen diaper 1 00 second bast 1 00 second best 60 best worked reception best 6 yrds tow cloth 200 chair 200 second best 1 00ibest ottonion cover 100 best hemmed° shirt 1 00 second best 5o second best 50, bast lamp stand mat 50 best pound of linensew I best tower Nate unit 50 trig thread 1 00 AWARDING COMMITTEE.—Dr. N. Thompson, Mr. Rudolph Net, Bliss Ono Chains, Miss Prudence Jackson, Mrs. 000. :pear. , Embroidery, tte Class 23—Bonnet- Boat bonnet 00 word best 1 00 blot worked child's dress muslin 1 00 second best lb best worked child,s - - second best 1. 00 best embroidered pock- et handkerchief 1 00 second best 50 bust mobil:J(110mi slip• pvis silk 1 00 tocond boot 50 beet embroidered elite pore, werstod 50 best crotchet 81115501 100 beet crochet tidy 1 00 drers o orsted 1 CO second best St best embroidery on moo lin BO best embroidered ladies' skirt 1 00 AWARDING Cosimmr.—lienry Neff, Mrs. William Wil liams, Mrs. It. B. retriain, Mrs. J. A. Oaks, Mrs. George Eby. Class 24—Sbeolwork, &c. best vim wax flowers $2 00 second best 60 best specimen of wax Feat ecean shell and la 00 60 1 001 mom work second beat fruits 1 00 s cond best 50 best hair flowers 1 CA I second beet 50 best seed flowers 1 00 'second bust 50 1112111121 boat lealher work, Ornamental second beat bed wax vaso second beat 0. M. 13ailey, Mrs. James atil, MISS b. hare, Miss Cur AWARDING COMMITTER-3 Dickey, Mrs. John dunning! twins Weistling, I lldpartment Class 25—Flor, best floral desigu $t 00 second beat 2 00 third boat 1 00 host table ease drat sceoutt best 50 bestcollection pastes 1 CO second best 60 best collection phloxes 1 00 second best 50 best collentin of floaerri 50 second best , 25 best round band bo'ut 50 best vase of growing flowers , 50 second best 25 second best 25 best flatbaquet .0 second beat 25, best collect dahlias 2 001 second best 1 00 best col. verbenas 1 00 5 second beat 5 best collection pctunas 1 00 second best 50 best collection gem -0 I nit= 100 ct3santhent 1 00 second bast • 50 best collection roses .1 00 second beat best baying basket growing pinata 1 00 second best 50 bent Imaging basket rot nowei a 1 00 lieisend I eat 60 beet collection of pot plants 2 00 eccuud 430 1 00 re. Raingol Sta niter, Mrs ng, Mrs, 5y.4. Corbili, Mrs AWARDINC4 CoMMITTEE.— 3 Jenne Saxton, It. IL I'Veiotlf Joseph Watson. Painting, Class 26 I lest oil painting $2 0 , / second belt 1 00 beet oil painting on glass 1 00 second beet 50 beet landscape, 01l 1 00 second best, 00 beet landscape front nature 1 00 second best , GO beet lithograph, oil 100 second best GO bestl pen cc pepcil drawißgi 1 00 second Lest. '.bust caloral crayo4 . draw/0g . 100 second boat . 50 best India 104 drawing 1 00 second best , 60 best ',ethan e .; it water colors 1 00 second beet, 60 best specimen roarinil drawing 1 00 second beat ,60 (best oriental paintl9; Grecian or itnlia a 1 00 second beet , 50 I. pinyon. Mins Xary Robb, effber, 31ri. J. A. Pollock AVARDINfI COMIITSE —3. B Moral.d ; Massey, AJap.l4. ' _ .. • , • • . • ..:, , „1,........ ....,.. •Vlt'..; • ' 1 !, ,, i-,,,. .. ~. . , ~ ..4 - ..... , ...-_, ...e: '4 '. •-..,',' ,' li'i Claes Your Committee think there - should be a shed about 16 or 18 feet square- for all the little girls and boys to All up with hations of their own, and a committed shoulb bo np. pointed to award premiums not to exceed 60 ets., on any. article The committee eo act without discretion on said articles Committee. . J. A POLLOCK, WI4LIA6I LEWIS, • Mra , SAMUEL SHOEMAKER Mrs. SAMUEL HENRY, Mrs. 118NRY SWOOPE. , Discretionary Committeet—Dr.,A. B. Brumbaugh, El Peightal, BM. V. Miller, Peter Livingstone, Hugh Curl ningham, Isaac,Odenkilc, ILO. Weaver: Resolved, That when a' majority of any Committee are present that they shall constitute a quorum and that no person shall fill a vacancy. By order of the president. 0. MILLER; President. • 1810111Ms,'„,1870 AT REDAY6OPIithES. JAMES A. ;BROWN; Is constantly receiving at his new CARPET ` STORE, IN HUNTINGDON, PA, Beautiful PatterUs of Cithitits, fresh from tho rooms of the manufacturers. Ills stock comprises BRUSSELS, • - INGRAINS, VENITIAN, ' WOOL DUTCH,•; COTTAGE , LIST and RAG CARPETS, CARPET CHAIN, COCOA and CANTON MATTINGS, FLOOR, STAIR and TABLE C) X I a CJ X J CP T a 1a Ca $ , A FRESH STOCK OF WALL' PAPER', WINDOW-SUADES and Fixtures, Druggets, Velvet Rugs, Door Mats, Extra Carpet Thread And Binding .iiireq make a specialty of furnishing ellUllEit isB end LODGES. at City Prices, and invite Fmnishing Commit tees to call and see goods made expressly for their pur poses. Auyers will sore money and bo better suited by 'going to the regular Carpet and Oil Cloth Store for any of tb e nbove goods. I defy competition in prices and vanety of beautiful patterns. CARPI TS 25 cents per YARD omit UPWARDS. I hero niso tho Agency for the Original HOWE SEWING MACHINE so nett know uas the best Family Machine in the world Call at the CARPET STUR Moat see them. JAMES A. DROWN. Huntingdon, Molt 16,10.6 m SMUCKER, BBOWN & CO., FURNITURE IVII REROOIIS, IN SMITHS' BUILDING, HUNTING DOINT, PA Hare just opened au immerge stock of the latest styles and boat manufacture of PARLOR, JOINING-R,OOOM, and CHAMBER FURNITURE, _MATTRESSES, of all kihas, COTTAGE & WALNUT SUITS, of all styles Purchasers will find the largest stock 'of good furniture over offered in Central Penn• sylvunia, which will be sold WHOLESALE & RETAIL. EMI We buy direct from manufacturers for cash and will sell for cash, and nr thus en abled to offer GREATER BARGAINS than aro to.he had in the Cities. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK July 12-3 m West Huntingdon Foundry. JAMES SIMPSON , • MA2SITFAcIVREB , ' PLOWS, ,THRESHING MACHINES, FARM DELLS, SLED AND SIA.1•011 SOLES, WAGON BOXES, IRON KETTLES, 40.stsvitiiaga For Furnaces, Forges,rt h and T a w Tanneries i AND JOB WORK IN GENERAL. ARCHITECTURAL ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT. Iron Porticos and Verandahs, - -. Balconies ' Columns 'and Drop Ornament for wooden porticos and verandahs, Window Lintels and Sills, Quit Ornamonts for wooden lintels, Cellar Window Ounrds 'all sizes, Chimney Tops and Flues, Sash Weights, Carpet Strips Registers, lkoters, Cord Unites, Yault Castings for coal and wood cellars, „ , • Arbors, Treo-boxes, Lampposts, Hitching-poste, - Iron Railing for porticos, verandahs, balconies, flower. beds, Yard and Cemotery Yonees, etc. Particuler attention paid 'clewing Cemetery Lots. Address JAMES SIMPSON, seifJ,6B Huntingdon, Pa. HUNTINGDON FOUNDRY. EASTON lILAiTE BLAKE & McNEIL, [Successors to J. AL CUNNINGIIA3I & SON,] Iron and Brass founders, HUNTINGDON, PA. idoN . CASTINGS made ie;,firit,Claas , Foundry. Wo linyisalways on hand all li g L. . I:4R kinds df Clow and Strum Castings, Wash tpii Kettles,Collarovindnws, Grates, Gal hots Castings for pavements, Window weights r ieLitg." l " It . .. ni a sizes and weights, Plpejolnts, Sled mat aic,gh soles, Wagon boxes, Machine Castings, the Cleans and water, grist. !W. spmnp all I Pisater nllllB at all descriptions, . • - - . HEATRUS AND moN .FENCBS, of the irdnit iiiinrovad oven doors and trams, door sills, and lit'inct everything made in this lino. 1r o intim a Lirger stock cheaper than can tarnish cas tings at.Shart notice, and cheaper than they cuit 64 . had in the cogutry. tiering a good drill, we are prepared to do drilling and fitting up of all kinds. °aka Liestore' New Building, Intl street, 'ranting doll, Pr. Neb. 17, 186. - BLAKE & McNEIL. From the kiln i oa. Taylor, Diarkleaharg, prov en by chemical 'annlysia to fto of tho hoot •Thtlity, eon atantly kept and for In& hinny quantity, at 'the depot o the ttuntingdort and fatoad Top Railroad. ZEi-Apply. to Henry! y i plater, Proprietor of the "hrpad Top Rouse!' ' ' • une:o3ti WNTELI.-1,01)0 cords of Bark, at tho lqammoth4 shoro. The hlgheat: wrkot 'typo pahtin &anti. (Jilo 1 HENRY 4 I:10. subticrit)o coy ri!LIK Gl-!0114 TERMS, $2,00 a year in advance, Elje I(llsJ#lit. H UN G,D,ON,PIA IN SC,HQOI, DAYS. BY "• 1 ' •BB,BRILFAV Still sits 'the school•honn by the road, A ragged beggar.siinning ; - Around it still the :sumaohs grow, And ,blackberry vines are ,growing., Within, the master's desk is seen, peep, scarred by raps official; i The.Werpiti4 door, the battered seats, 'rhe'_jack-knife's carded initial : • The charcoal frescoes on' the Wall; " - Its dopes worn,sill; betraying - =: ,;; The feet that, creeping slow to school, Went etornting,out_to playing. ", -Long - years ago a winter sun " - §hone;oyer,it at setting; . its western window panes, Ana 164 ernes' icy fretting. 7 ' " .• It touched the tanglerigelden curls, And brawn dyes full Of grieving, • Of one who still her steps delayed, When all the school were leaving. For near hor stood the little boy, Her childish fayor - singled ; His cap pulled down upon a face - Where pride and shame wore mingled • , • , Pushing with 'restless feet the 'snow To right and left, he lingered ; As restlessly her tiny hnnds The blue•ebeeked apron fingered. Ho saw her lift her eyes : he felt The soft hand's - light caressing, And heard the tremble of her voice, As if a fault confessing. "I'm sorry that I spelt the word ; I hate to go above you, BecaUse"—the brown eyes lower fell = "Because, you see, I love you !" • Still memory to a gray-haired man' That sweet child-face is showing ; Dear girl! the grasses on her grave Have forty years been growing! He lives to learn, in life's hard school, How few who pass above him Lament their triumph and his lose, Like her—because they love him. Girl—definition—A female child or young woman—any young unmarried woman. For truth search the Scrip tures and Dictionary. Of tho origin of• girls, but little is' known ; wo have • looked through all the medical almanacs, Mother .Goose,- Baron Monchausen, and the ,life of Columbus, he %vas a great voyager and discoveret„so Was the Baron, but" thekaro perversely silent on this impor- tant subject. We know - who was our first motbor,,but in all curiosity who was our firit'sister, was sho'a girl T did Eye ever have a girlhood'? we think tiot„ as near a's we can learn she was of•the'Moshroord order, Caine 'up to maturity in the p. m., of the, day.— Tho' Adam might have htid a Eiji :Van NVinkle Sleep; if I am right what 'a high,titne our first Ma had as an in - : fant. NO anxious' father, to 'scurry through a darkened room for Mrs, riibber s iingt4;n6 intirder' ous pins; but the gloripus TopsY'privi; lege of "I fist growd." What - a chronic state of Run Ruoki Dorey Woul'd parents be in'could their off-spring blossom at once, as the iibove. Among the neces sary evils would we itemize, war, Ja mie°, fevers, ,newspaper correspond ents, salesman, insurance brokers, hucksters and girls.. Of the last we treat; component, parts par analysis of Professor World. Envy 20,,Gossip 15„ Ribbons .3, Smiles 30, Small talk .30, ,Scandal ; I would mention for the 'guidance of 'any future' analyst - that' the Professor died suddenly from a loss of hair, and -elongated breakage of the skin; in fact the worthymun was saved scratchingjor himself, I 'have had a certain 'amount of experience among the species and confessed my. fear and dreadlook not upon - us as a coward—we believe as men go wo would hold our. own in a, passage 'at arms, (not in arms), mighty in some in , stances come off with honors,but we do fear girls;when told:we aro totneet girls wo suffered from immediate attacks of cramps, corns, vertigo, headaches, Sze:, When Patrick Henry in eloquent cry demanded "as for me, give me liberty or give me death," I solemnly' aver, my belief that he meant not only to shake off - the mother country; , but al so one of her girls.: (We will write to the Now -York. "Ledger" ns to the cor rectness of-the„ above.) We have a prayer of requests as follows : - "From sociables, , ; little companies, select parties, private excursions, pic nics, society moeting§, tableaaxs, Oh ! Lord sioliv,or Girls 'aro by the blographorMitggins classed :- Gushing, sweetly si ti ve, fast; literal', practical,- frank and oitt7 Spoken, he Create, of t hem - th us lk : Ah my dear boy,' you !chow Mi&s% Falls; what a girl she is to be sure, called Fast evening—hot, • devilish , , hot—;sat down•fanning. At the end of -half an hour, enter dear creature, ."why Mr. I Muggins, °really, , this pleasure ; is - too much; I hope, I've not_keptyou wait ingi but my dear little •Annettp,• the lovely pet, seemed to gaze at me so ,pensively, so plaintively,. with her 019,00 t little head resting with, such spirit Of resignation upon her soft, bo som, that I could not bear to tear 4ny.., self. from her; how affectionate Cana ries, are; Ur: Muggins, don't - 31Otithink so 7" I: belie faith'. - in . , :your gUshing girl; I will wager tlia,t poor bird wants seed and water. "Gush" i - s" thin food'evori for;catiaries. , : - There is her :companion,c'the sweetly -sensi •tive Miss Tears,. whoceonficlentially in forms me "I am so wretched; Pa sel dom, if O'er, pats me now,. and then Brother Bob looks•• at me so, that [sob],i am [sob], so miserable." Em aginp how I felt under the,afllletion. M. MARION McNEIL NO. 12. GIRLS. NOT AFTER OLIVE LOGAN Tll= 0-1_1033M JOB PRINTING bFFICE. T" ,"GLOBE JOB OFFICE" the moat complete of any 11l tile country, and pos. soma the moat ample facilities for promptly executing le the but style, every variety of Job Printing, ouch aa HAND BILLS, _ CIRCULARS, , ;1; • . BILL•HEADS; POSTERS; BALL TICKETS, CARDS, PROGRAMMES, BLANKS, LABELS; &C., &C., &C 'AND EXAMINE aPECTIIENB 01 . 1401116' LEWIS' BOOR STATIONERY k, MUSIC STORE Any wonder "Pa"lleayesipOpid sweets; or "Bob" Isooksso, wroug framing, too; much 'nOnsense-Lidle / dreming. ArciuF fast woman is another abomination" with hei "Tell me Mugging :did r not- look swell-? Should • have seen Nee:' I dles admiring mr.gaiters. :"If your foot is prgtty:showlitlnyou know,. with a devil,me care.look for olaccom nyment that augurs:ill fur some - Bane;, diet of the future peace. Our city life is,too rapid; accidents, will : and must, happen. Ohl sighed, MuggitiS,:"Whalt, a ,wet blanket' is your literal" girlAtteetiousi nem is wasted upon' `tier; . them-tome ter 98 6 iu slatide; you ventiire'"delight- WeaticerTiather cool; quite bracing;" your chair places`you -in the' draft" shan't 1...c105e the window." "How; can you talk so Mr.:Muggins, 1 am so very warm, people' are ' not affected IT :the heat;". Wonder if she. imagined me salamander.?. Irony; 1a..: eetia, exaggeration,-all lost,-accepted liter tlly what a,'Tom Tepperreptita tation..l, must have.with my literal girl, and ;her confidentials. Frein, the praa,. tical Miss pact ,deliVer Me, romance' - flies affrighted froni her presence; she is so practical, so real. so tangable, so matter-of-fact';-the last - novel - is read, "no practical benefit from' the peril sal."" Sewing societies, drinking. foun.: . ! tains; spiritual light for fOreign lands; woman's.sphere and future, are ; some, few of her entertaining. topics; prime in speech, in look,lin action,' an ani mated straight lino; a living moving example of 'Davy' efockett's, "when you know year 'right then go .ahead."'• I,should have to (wore she mine,) live in a practical house, in a practical: way; make practical speeches,. raise, practical children; die and be bOried in a practical manner. Ugh ! I shod-: der when ; our raths cross:, I would placard my practical girl, "dangereit's" that men might flee and live—alone: " Miss Blurt, the frank an'd outspoken, who abominates people'with her hair.: you are aware of -your anbttrn. 10,ck5,.• and blush for possession. A titter.—, ! nay' Magginsi, priiecat cornpany,' you know." Nice girl, pleasant'— again, "do,you . know w o that awk ward, gawky girl.wits • who sat next to,you at the Opera, She .was redicu,. lously absurd, don't . yon think eel— Ma and I laughed'immoderatiy at ber rapture and' sympathy ; pobr ; thing:: sho:ovide,ntly has been,hut„lit.tleip.s.9-:( cioty." :You insinuate that the "g,aw-, Icy girl" wile - the sister.ofa dear 'friend and principal Of'Ohe Of the largeidt ' male Seininaries in Ohio; staying with you. "Pardon me, Mr. M. but, you: know my unfortunate habit of saying just what I think: I.Pve no doubt I should like, her ever 'so much; pray say Whorl' shall be pleased to ; call' . and' haVe her visit nie ' during her stay." r That girl is without delicacy,, coarse, her frankness masks positive' unbearable rudeness. 'lluggins. sub. e.des, dont:dem .Wrapt in reverie, none: the pfeasatitest'of the girlii he had erit- icised 'tinder the instances Cited; - will naveer home.' and home happiness' can nerver..bb ; Wined by union with ono of the pres ent supply of i girls: - For our part we. wouldn't, if wri to•thO'con veraatiOn'- of any-party of ..yonng 'men. - of what is it- ?. girls=to .ptaise ?., I Qh no, to dilate ,upon ',their intrigues, of the perfumed note traced by girlish, fingers carelessly passed frOni Ono to. another, read 'arid laugheilat; - His re plydoubtless 'circulating throUgh - . - aa. manylair. hands with like result. Go. upon our thoroughfares; ,te,our thew:, tres,,to our perk, any Where where the., "boys and girle"'of the day , ' meet pro-, miscuousl,y, watch closely, see the lipid, stereotyped 'smiles of .the ladies man courted, the ROO `nor repelled but - encouraged; tl c".telegraphed mee-' ting'place,tnamed by glance .none,.te.: modest; the form divine, a mockery, a., sham, a cheat, .the -child apOing .ma-_ turity; who Bari the woman be 'Who, she calls - mother? this is the age or progress—to' what let our police re ports answer; let the anxious heart-, broken mother.peeringso intently ; in-_ 'to the face of the passing ; oyer dressed; girl,secking her stray darling, answer.' Solomon was prophetic, anticipated 1870, when his "all, all'is vanity" pro-. claimed; Godeys and Harpers Ba-. zaar are the girl catechism and-Testa ment of to-day; to be well.dressed, to : dance well, to play well, to be able to converse an hour or two on corore"atici trimmings andishades; thbris the tivated girl of the. period. How. well' the: hotel proprietor's ,at the fashion; watering places understand• to pander tp the i popidar taste; , witrieds:, their'Ma'star and Misses Hop's- -over-' cli•essad Mites. feeling the' dignity •of the immense sums lavished upon,. the, decorationsif their ; little hod_i_e t s_,,that, the pyo1401y : mamma4447,, ceive through kiei - her' proper- 3 tion of the tribute of admiratiaa'.'be;'. stowed. • All t,htitj l 4,,- - attrifetjvo and liveable dried.;but of - ,their; young ualure 1?j , " flame Of' fltittery and:petty• l'ealoasy.;' insUlt:thera .not. - by speaking of theta rtil,littler girls; 110`, they are ; already, miniature, old onesi, copies litoraly 4,t4e, tie sister., Now youngsters, you clerks, 'sales l men;bititiny niechapieS, shuti"girls;" happitiess i ceralbrti or pleasure will not come,to-you .by the introduction of such ,Pgirls,r ,to ; preside ever your. domestic hearths. _ She don't ,realize, and watild 'groW 'dear, reStle'ss and' re: proachful upon the'. resperieibility or eare'of borne manifesting itself. Of ocurse,lllnow,cy.ery pert:- scs_this w,ill,i,u her,good judgment look upon, me; !is sOtired anti ye) Or. "ron'aie•wrong,tiri9; butpdssibly ninny See, yeti through thejaundiced eyes of 'a man.of • n : .. • .:- PoirrYTF..tvn, bps'y jean is,not awa s'q bgeitioui IMISO
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