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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Bridgston il situated in the south east
ern portion of Parke County, is nearly 10
the centre Of four counties, aud is twenty
miles from any other Fair ground. The
surrounding country, for fertility aud gen.
eral capabilities, is inferior to no other in
the West.
The Fair grounds will contain fifteen
hundred acres. are convenient, well wa
tered with a good shade aud clean sod
equal to any in the State.
The Board will be- At heavy expense to
render visitors comfortable during their
stay. There will be boarding house on
the ground for the accommodation of those
not otherwise provided for-fare regulated
by the Board.
Those having a number of articles &c
enter for exhibition, would expedite The
work Of the Secretary by writing out g
list Of their articles, aud the classes they
desire TO enter them in, with their name:
signed. When this is done at home there
is no confusion and hurry, aud less liabi
ity TO make mistakes.
The officers Of this Society, by kind anC
Just treatment TO all. intend to max,
this one Of the most popular fairs in tb'
State. Every individual should take al
interest in promoting the honor and char
acter of the Fair
JOHN r. MILLER. Pres.
JosKPx MoFARLASD, Sec.
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CLASS A-No. 4.

TRorTINo AND PAcINs HORSES.
Fastest trotting horse or mare ,ag'nst
time, ride or drive, silver cup.... Is 90
fastest pacing horse or mare, gainst
time, ride or drive, silver cup -. Is 90
NorE.-The pacing match will come of
on Wednesday afternoon. and the trotting
match on Thursday afternoon. A sweep
stakes ring will be opened on Friday NOR
ning for the fastest PAGER or trotter-pre-
MUM, silver up................ SIS 90
Committee-Wm. Bement Of Vigo. Geo
w. Thompson, of Parke. and Henry l..
Ashley Of Clay.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

HELMDoLD's DuCHU ToRTHE BLADDER
IL Helmbolds Bnchu for the Kidneys,
Helmbold'a Buehu for the Gravel.
Holmbold's Buchu for Dr0pay.
Hclmbold's Bucbu for Nervousness.
Helmbold's Buehu FOR Loss OF Memory.
Helmbold's Bpehu for Loss Of sight.
BelmbOlj's Buehu for Dlmness OF Vision.
Helmbold'r Buehu for Dithcult BREATH ng.
Helmboldis Buchu for Weak Nerves.
HelmbOld's Bucnu for Distractions,
llelmbold's Buchu lor ExCesges arising
from 1ndlscret Ons aud all diseases OF the
SEXUAL ORGANS,
existing In either sex, from whatever cause ORR
and no matter OF how long Standing.
Holmbold's Extract Buehu Is pleasant Ia It's
taste and odor, aud immediate la ita action -
Price g per bottle, or six for IS. Delivered TO
any address, accompanied by reliable certificate.
Depot, l0l South fenth So. Philadelphia.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

Ind Rules and Regulations for tie
FfrR dnRaoi Fair o. The "Bridgefon
Union Agricultural Society. 10 be held
at the Fair Grounds near Bridgeton.
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdoy
and Friday. September 1911, 1911,
a0M and eia, 1860.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ We have lust learned that MeLean's
Strengthening Cordial will cure the yanops
diseases prevalent among Children. Its neces-
sary every parent should keep supply on hand,
and when required give as directed Try tilt
IL pleasant 10 take. Sec advertisement In an
other column. Jy3dw9w
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CLASS A-No. 5.
SWEEPSTAKES.

Best Stallion OF any age. gold lined
BOolet..ss 10 UU
beft mare Of any age, silver cup. 10 90
Committee-Edward Barnes Of Parke,
Frederick Grner of Putnam. and James II .
Holbert, Of Clay.
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CLASS l.. No. 8.

Best wheat drill. silver medal..... s 90
best threshing machine. silver medal . 90
best reaper and mower. silver medal on
best corn aud cob mill, silver medal 3 90
best straw cutter, silver medal. 49,. 3 90
best portable cider mill, sil yer medal 3 90
best clover huler, silver medal.... 3 90
best display of stoves. silver medal. 5 90
best subsoh pillow. silver medal. -. 3 90
best churn, diploma aud salt spoon I 90
best washing machine, and saltspoon 90
CoMMIrTE-Johu or OF Parke, Charles
0oppage Of Yigo, William Eaglesfeld Of
Clay.
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bust SOW aud six pigs uuder months,
teaspoons tssssssss'tssfst'ss 49, w
I'll do. dessert spoons. %
COMMITTEE. OFT Of Parke, Alex.
Black Of pulnam, and John a. Cromwell
Of Clay.
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best ladies sad. a bride. gravy ladle 8 90
best pi ine boots, cream spoon 80. 2 90
best sides harness leather. or spn.. 2 90
best : sides hip leather, cream spa = 90
best sides cali leather, cream spo'n 9 90
Committes-John Meaeham Of Parke.
Charles Irwin Of Putnam. aud Addison
Bell Of yigo.
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PEAoHKs. We have tried the peaches
for sale by Mr.. Furow, and pronounce
them excellent. See his advertisement.
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GLASS mo. 4.

Best pork barrel, salt spoon..,,.,.. 90
best lard key. salt spoon .......,,, 90
best flour barrel, salt spoon ANN. 90
beet display cooper ware, sugar shov , 90
best ball duE axe helyes, salt spoon. 90
beat oak split basket, salt spoon -. 1 90
best bali doz corn broons. salt spoon 90
best willow clothes basket, do 90
best half doz corn brooms do 90
best marble monument, silver medal 90
beat slab (polished)sIlyer medal.u , 90
best wooden pump. not less than two
joints, gruvy ladlr .............. 3 90
best cooking stove, silver medal -. 3 90
best display OF linWare, sugar shovel , 90
committse-Johu Briggs, jr.. Of Parke.
Reuben Sayens Of Putnam, and J. b Den
nehie OF Parke.
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HAfgRIED,

On the 22d inst. by the Rev. I. ). Webb
B. NJ. Harrison. Esq. to Mrs. Mary Il. Gar
rison, both of this city
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TO NARsHALs.

SIC %. The ground will bs cleared OF
all persons each morning. at half past five
o'clock, that have not the authority Of the
Board 10 remain, and that must be exhib-
tied on call from the authorized police.
or the individual is subject to be put out
of the enclosure, aud not privileged to re-
turn. The gate keepers will not admit
yisitsrs before half past six o'clock each
morning
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CoKMrrrEK.-Mrs. Tobias Miller ofParke.
Mrs. DIR. Hawkins Of Clay, aud Mrs. Tur-
pin Darnell Of Putnam.
CLASS K-No. 2.
swEEPsrAKEs-To DE SHOWN By HAsUPAcrU-
RER.
Best pr wooden blankets, gravy ladle > 90
best 10 yds fulled cloth. gravy ladle.. 90
Committse-Mrs. 10. Burt 81 Parke,
Mrs. r. p. Nelson Of Putnam, and Mrs. o
Lambert OF Clay.
CLASS K-No. ,.
LEATHER MANUFACTURES.
Best sett double carriage harness, tea
spoons. ......... ...........:' w
best set single buggy harms gra.ld1e 90
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

NorE.--Uompetitors on field crops that
have come to maturity must accompany
their entries with a written statement, We.
riied by oath Of two competent witnesses
besides the person entering. stating the
following facts: /. Quality Of soil on
which the crop grew. 2. Bottom or up
land. 3. Manure. il any. 4, The time
and manner Of blowing. 5. The time aud
manner Of planting or sowing, the guam
tity and quality Of seed. aud the manner
of tillage. 6. The greatest yield per acre.
Corn to be gathered after the 10th OF No
vember 1860, and at least five rods square
shelled aud weighed, allowing Sc lbs. to
the bushel and report to the Society on
the first Saturday in January. 1860. when
the awards will be made.
A certificate failing in any of the above
particulars will be rejected.
COMMITTEE. Cory Barbour of vigo, Jer
ry Rush of Parke, and Nelson Woods of
Putnam.
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CLASS A--No. ,.

Best pair matched horses or mares,
diploma and silver cup. 90
I'd do. silver cup ................. 4 90
best pair farmers horses or mares,
diploma aud silver cup.......... g 90
I'd do, silver sugar tongs. 90
best pair draft horses or mares, di
ploma and silver eup........... O 90
I'd do, silver sugar longs ......... 4 90
best single buggy horse or mare
light harness. silver cup .......... 90
I'd do. silver butter knife. 3 90
best saddle horse or mare. sill. cup 90
I'd do, silver sugar shovel. 90
best gelding OF any age for all pur-
poses, sugar tongs.. 90
I'd do, silver napkin riug...,..... 90
best mare Of any age fsr all purpo-
ses, silver dessert Spoons. -. 90
I'd do, silver butter knife........ 90
best broken aud best style horse,
silver cup. .................. 6 90
I'd do, SILVER sugar tongs. 90
Jommittes-James s. Steele Of Parke,
Milton Rogers Of Vigo. and Asa Fordice
n R.fua..
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CLASS O.-No. 3.

Best bull Of any age, silver cup. ~ W
best COW Of any age, silver cup. I'D W
Committee-Perley Mitchell OF Psrke,
Harvey Fsrrow OF Putnam, and Hennison
Gordon Of Clay.
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Perescopic Spectacles.
Administrators Sale.

Aumlnlktfator Sale.
DY virtue Of an order Of the viro Court of
ID Common Pleas, will. on the let DAY Of
September next. at the Couu House door IN the
city Of fore Hauts, betweon the hours OF 10
O'Clock u. m. and O'Clock p. M, cell the follow
Ing real estate In Vieo courty. 10 Wit: the north
hall Of the south quarter OF section \, township
~. north Of range 10 vest. belon ring 10 the es-
tate OF James sheern. ST, deceased, FOR The Ray
ment OF We oeots o, said estate, upon credit
Of Q and 70 months. the purchaser executing his
notes, with Approved security. waving
valnstion laws; ssid sale TO be FOR not less
than two thircs OF The appraised value Of said
real estfte, unless the same IL sold before that
sAMUEL CONNER.
Admir- ofthe estate ofJsmes Sheen.
BAIRS & B.sErr, Au'ys.
july 10, leo.
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GLASS Biol
JACKS AND MULES.

JACKS AND MULES.
Best jack, silver cup ........ 10 90
I'd do, silver gravy ladle........ S 90
best jennet, silver cup........... 90
I'd do, butter knife. .......... 3 90
best pr mules, any age, silver cup. 90
I'd do dessert spoons ............ 90
best sucking mule colt, cream spoon 90
"a do, SILVER salt spoon. ........... 1 90
Committee-David r. Stith of Parke,
Thomas Hammond Of Pstnam, and James
Modiset Of Clay.
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CLASS K.-No. /.

CLASS K.-No. /.
HOME MNUFAcTUREs.
Best 10 yards jeans, butter knife -. w
best 10 yards linsey, cream spoon. w
best 10 yards rag carpet, cream spoon w
best 10 yards flannel, cream spoon. L w
best pair wooden hose (spun aud knit
in the district), fruit knife........ w
I'd do, salt spoon. .....'''..'.''.'. w
best pair wooden half hose (spun and
knit in the district), salt spoon. l OO
best pair Gotten half hose (sPun and -
knit 10 the district). salt spoon. ] OO
best workd quilt, fruit knife $3.50. W
I'd do, salt spoon. .............-... OQ
best patchwork quilt, fruit knife.... w
ID do, salt SPOON. 1 w
best CROCHET quilt, cream spoon'.... W
I'd do, salt spoon. ................... 1 w
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CLASS M-No 3.

Best specimen of embroidery, silver
napkin ring 50 %
best embroidered foot stool, fruit
knife %
best lamp mat, fruit knife 90
best chair cover, cream spoon 90
best slippers, do w
best child's sack do 90
best infants dress, fruit knife 2 90
best chair cushion, do 2 90
best ornamental bead work, fruit
knife OO
best what-not, made by lady, nap
kin ring OO
best made silk dress, napkin ring 90
best made shirt, silver plated sewing
bird 90
best worked shirt, silver plated sew
ing bird, OO
best lady's head dress, silver plated
sewing bird 90
best specimen OF bonnets, made in
the district, cream spoon . 90
best display of millinery, silver
medal 90
best oriental painting. fruit knife . 90
best painting in water colors, fruit
knife 2 %
best cage of birds, fruit knife 90
CoMnITrER-Miss A T Allen OF Parke,
Mrs r Robbins of Clay. and Mrs Jerry
Real of Vigo
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GLASS a.-No |.
CLASS Mo l.

GRAIN. GRASS AND GLOVER SKID.
Best bushel corn in ear GO lbs In.
diana Farmer. 90
best bushel wheat, Indiana Farmer. 90
best do barley, 90
best do oats, 90
bes! do timothy seed, cream spoon. 2 90
best do clover seed, butter knife.... 3 90
CoMMITrEE.-J. b. Swain OF Parke,
James Crawford Of Putnam, aud Fred
Markle OF Vigo.
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DIED:

In this city on the 23d inst. Charlotte
Ann WATSON, widow Of the late Geo. A
WATSON, in the 64th year OF her age.
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CLARK HOUSE

CORNER or OHIO AND FIRST SITS.
Terre- "A q ate, Ina.
JACOB BUTT q SON, PRoPRIEross.
w X have taken a d rehlted the above vel
Wv known hotel, aud are BOS PREPARED 60 re-
eeive AID accommodate uosts ths "A. oct ssss-
factory manner
An Omnibus will convey psssseLgsrs an
their baggag 10 and from the Trains, Tree Of
-hsTge.
q iswig BUIz1 SON
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BANK OF raR STATE OF IHDiANA,l
BRANCH AT TrREK-H1urr, July ~, 1869.
a DIVIDEND offs per cent, has been declsr-
IN ed on the Capital Stock Of this Branch out
Of the profits of the last six months, pay able 10
Stockholders on demand.
PRESTON HUssEY, ossh'r.
July Is, diw-w3w
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CLASS Mo 2.


Best portrait in oil. sugar tongs 81 90
best landscape in oil, silver medal 4 90
best fruit painting do 90
best colored photograph, do 90
best ambrotype, cream spoon %
beet daguerreotype. do 90
best display pictures from one gal
lery, fruit knife 90
best specimen Of sign painting. cream
spoon, 90
best specimen of granting. cream
spoon OO
best design Of farm house, silver
medal 3 90
best design of farm barn, silver
medal 90
best design of farm yard and garden.
silver medal, 3 90
CoMMIrTEE-Daniel Thomas of Parke,
Clay Darnell Of Putnam, aud II S Fletcher
ol CLAY
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

Thirteen holes .jei0eled Hunting Cased
Patent Lever Watches
At S. r. FREEMAN's for I2$. large size,
and warranted in every respect.
Cylinder Escopsmsm hunting GGsed
SiiVer Watches
At S. r. FREEMAN'S for SO 50, warrant
ed first rate time keepers. w2m
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GLASS L-No. .

Best front door, sugar shovel, 80. 3 90
best pair sash, salt spoon ,,..,.,,,. | 90
best carved bracket. butter knife.. 2 90
best mantle piece. cream spoon -. = 90
best inside door a window, salt sp'n l 90
best window blinds. sugar shovel 2 90
best 1000 laths, cut or saw'd II knits ? 90
best 1000 shingles, fruit k0ife ..,.. 2 90
COMMITTEE u Smock OF Parke, Il A
Webster of Clay. aud William Wilson Of
Putnam,
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CLASS M-No l.:
MISCELLANEOUS:

AihtELLANEpuSs
Best silk hat, cream spoon. ....... 2 90
best fur hat, cream spoon. 2 90
best dress coat. silver medal ...... 3 90
best vest. fruit knife. 90
best pants, cream spoon. 90
CoMlnTrE.-Dr. James Crooks OF Parke.
Robert Conley Of Clay, and X. II Burks of
Parl,e.
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GLASS L-No. Q,

N6fhRtf - w. -
beat breaking pillow, sugar shovel . 90
best QUE horse pillow, ersRm spoon. 2 90
best pillow for all purposes, butr krif . 90
best harrow for do. butter knife 80. = 90
best roller. sugar shovol,..,,.,,,.,. 2 90
best horse shoe, salt spoon mum. 1 90
best hay rake. salt spoon ....,.... | 90
best eultiyator, O.. .... l 90
best corn shelter, .,..,,,.,. 90
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CLASS M-No 4.

CoMuIrTEE-E r Spencer of Psrke, Har-
rison Anderson Of Parke, and G w Moss
Of Clay.
CLASS M-No 5.
Best specimen book binding, silver
medal IS o0
hest set blank books. silver medal } 90
best printing, fruit knife w
best farmers library. shown by
farmer, not less than 80 volumes,
gravy ladle OO
best specimen Of dentistry, silver
medal w
best rifle gun, made in the District,
gravy ladle w
CoMnrTrEE-J q Burt of Parke, Daniel
Evans Of Putnam, aud John Payne OF
Clay.
CLASS Mol.
Best display Of parlor furniture, tea
spoons 90
best display Of chamber furniture,
silver medal 5 on
best sewing machine. silver medal 5 90
ComIrTEE-Samuel Magill of Parke, w
w Nelson Of Putnam. aud Isaac Snow
Of Clay.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS

SIC. /. Tuesday aud Wednesday, up to
10 o'clock. A. NJ, will be devoted TO en-
tering aud arranging articles for exhibi-
tion /; but no article will be received after
10 o'clock on Wednesday, unless 10 cases
Of unavoidable delay then he Board may
admit at their discretion.
sEo 2 All exhibitors must pay one dol.
lar to the Treasurer and take his receipt
therefor before making entries on the Sec.
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CLASS C-No. 2.

Committee-hHreu hadiey OF farke, I.
P. Nelson Of Putnam. and Rev. NJ. A. jew
EFT, Of Virgo.
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o0mmlItee-Eli Hendrix Of Clay, James
Kerr Of PGrke. aud Turpin DarnelI OF Put.
nam
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH
VIEWED IN CONNECTION WITH
SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE.
NJ MBf.It II.

In our previous article, under thi,
heading, we cndcavored to show to the
reader that the University Of the Soutl
instead Ola mere college, was intended
to be cntircl y worthy ofitS desi signation
but ON grandcr and more extended
scale, than bad ever been contemplated
in this country--so sturdily construc-
ted SO cIothcd' with an intellectual en-
crgy, and so rich in all the necessary re-
sources, rs tc be able to produce men OF
the very highest culture, in every pos
siblc dcpartmcnt-in letters, science,
art--.iurists, thcologians, physicians,
teachers writer's, agriculturistS, chem
ists, engineers, architects, adopts, in
short, all the calings, whatever the
kind Of knowledge required and We
asked, "what will be the value Of such
M institution to the South -
1t would be difficult to imagine, even,
the extent Of the effects of such an i'll
stitutOn among people OF Il good gen
eral intellectual development, II large
proportion blessed with ample pccunia-
~ means, and all the citizens Of II free
and comparatively enlightened country
FREQ TO follow the call Of ambition,
and inhabiting n region Of boundless
natural wealth, with stores yet hardly
touched by the hand of intelligent la
bar.
1t is an idea for u statesman to pom
dcr--that ofthc effects Of such an insti-
tuition, among such people, in such Il
country. Measured even by the moral
and physical results which have sprung
in less favored regions, from instrumcn-
talitics less inferior, perhaps, to this,
when its perfect maturity shall have
been reached, we may expect Il joint
moral, intellectual and physical devcl-
opment OF the Southern States, which
would rapidly place them, in point OF
power, in the lead of the world. No
other people would or could have so
great number of very highly cultlva-
ted young men as these Slave States,
cultivated by all the requirements Oh
life, ali claiminga common alma mdferj
all bound together by common political
interests, and strengthened by the no.
mogeneity ofideas which is not the least
of the advantages of vast central
Nursery of Learning Noother people
would have so many minor institutions
acting upon and being reacted on by
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
\ GOOD WIFE To Be WON.

Timothy Mtcomb says: Il know
men that naturally shrink from the Nt-
tempt to obtain companions who are
their supcriors; but they will find that
really intelligent women, who possess
the most desirable qualities, are uni
torlnly modest, and hold their charms
in modest estimation. What such wo-
men mostly admire is rot the galIantry
OF courts and tops, but boldncss, c0nr-
age, devotion, decision, aud refined ciy-
ility. \ mans bearing win, ten supr-
rior women where his boots aud brain
win one. liza man stands before so.
man with respect for himself md scar
lessneSs of her, his suit is hall won.-
The rest may be safely left TO parties
most interested. Therefore never be
afraid Of woman. Women are the
most harmless and agreeable creatures
in the world. tJ Il mna who show, that
he has got mans soul in him. If you
have not the spirit in YOU To come up 10
test like this, you have not got that
in YOU which most pi3ases high-souled
woman, and you will be obliged to con
tent yourself with simple girl, who, in
a quiet way, is endeavoring to fasten
YOU"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
THE LADIES.

The annexed opinion, so nicely CS'
pressed and containing such capital
and appropriate advice, has been pub
lished in the Jcurpai cnce before, va be.
lisvs, hut we cannot refrain from copy
ing it again fer the benefit OF our read
ers among the "fair sex" We are sure
that the author of the paragraph has
given expression to the opinion of an
intelligent and rejecting mind:
WHEN ARE THEY PRErTiEsT?-A wife
looks prctticr, it she did but know it,
in her neat morning dress calico, than
in that incongruous pile of finery, which
she digniries with the title of dress
Many an unmarried female first win.
the heart Other future husband in some
simple, unprctcnding attire, if consul.
ted she would pronounce too cheap for
ordinary wear, by which its accidental
suitability to her figure, face and ear.
riage, idealize her youth wonderfully
If the sex would study taste in dres.
more. and care less for costliness. they
would have no reason to regret it. a
foolish and silly man Is not worth mar
rying, and q sensible nfan will surely
Judge you advantageously in exact ratio
10 the plainness and simplicity of you'
dress"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-01-26
SONIE PEOPLE.

There are some people who arc by
nature ill-manncrcd and disgusting in
their actions, and not all the good exam
pies of gentility by which one is often
surrounded can reform them They
are rough, uncouth in everything they
do. At church they yawn and loll over
the seats, and spit filthy tobacco juice
In puddles over the floor. They dctace
furniture with their feet, and act on the
whole as if they were totally ignorant
Of good brc2ding.' An instance oc-
Cured the other day. We had been on
Il visit to Nashville. At Dcchcrd depot
we got into the omnibus bound for
town. A huge specimen ofill-manncrs
got in also, and the first act was to
stretch out his legs upon The seat, and
his feet came in contact with our
clothes, and bcsmearrd them with dirt
We very politely got up, brushed our
coat and shawl and moved farther down
ut the same time giving him look that
meant: "yod ill-manncred, ignorant
dog Slch man (n,f gedt'rDan,) as
him is unfit to ride where decent peo-
pie do. Tie would make any decent
man or woman ashamed. And We
thought also that il we owned an omni-
bus We should have painted inside, lin
stead OF landscape paintings the fol-
lowing notice, in big letters: "No man
who is Il gentleman will make Il Ioot>tool
Of a seat intcnded.to sit upon and where
ladies and nice folks are expected to Sit
Hope the fellow will see this.