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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27
10 School Directors.
SpFFng Opening
AT
II. w. SMITH & cos
OF THE
--latest and Most Fashionable Goods :!

L'lrs, Quality of Prints-ruron'cl good cloth
L and fast colors-for sale at our former phi
ccs, viz; i2l cent? Ecr yard.
Also-h lnrGc stock of pauiaas and Zyg.os,
the now raging material for travelling costumes
and promenade dresses. A complete assortment
Of Ladies Dress Trimmings, buttons, Tassels.
Cords, skirt Jraids, Berlin Zoph}r worstcd, Sac,-
land Wool, Embroidery silks, etc. etc.
Also choice lot Of Trimmings Cor Zcuavos con
ssting Of Gimp, silk, White Buglo, Steel
Buglc, Self Zouayc, Black Zou-
ave- &c, &c, &c, sc.
with
SUPERIOR STOCK OF
BareEes, Cords, Alpacas
Prints, Ccttonades, Brilliaptes.
CambrIs, Dcuims, Lava robes,
Delainc Shwls Fun. Checks, IL nlkerchiefs
Stella do Hickory stripe Irish Linon,
Ch0mbrays, Twccds Gents superior
GinghGms, Cord Drills, Neck dies,
Luwug, RCp De Laiues Blac|; silk
Mcilurcs, Bazorineg. IPndkerchicfs
hcny Jeans, Mozambique, Hoop skirts.
Fancy Cas'mre Lace Mtts, Doyies.
DON'T LOSE ETHEOPPORTUNITY .
To eConomise--Goto to II w. 5. q Co.'S
where you will receive a superior
article at a small ad-
vance on cost.
MEN AWAKE.,
Doa't throw away your
means when by going to Il.
W. 5. &, Co.'S. you can get a real
good Article of a KIP Boot for So
Call and see also our mems extra heavy
Plough Shoe.
Nc Timas ora Toe;por eo ora o,,,. D,.;,..
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nJteudcu 5Eom01elcieIGoMeo

n. Z. corner of7H f. CeshtN&
. p II J. 4 d ELP uIA PA
rEOIIIS INSTITUTION, which vas ostar
Il lished in 1914, and Is uow couscl tly ;.
the eighteenth year Of its existence, nuRb,
among its graduates, hundreds Of the most r..
cessiul Merchants and Business Men ofr.r couu
try,
TuE OBJECT Of tho institution ssoley To aTo (
young men facilities for thorough preparation .
business.
THE BRANCHES TAUGHT are Boot-kccping g..
applicable tg the various departments Of ir le.-
PESNANsHlr, both plain and ornamental Coz
MERCIAL law, MATHEMATICS, NAyIG ATioH, CIV
ENGNEEuyG, DRAWING, PHoNo0RArur, and NJ.
EEN LANGUAGES.
TuE system OF INTRODUCTION is pcculinr; J. D.,
classes or set lessons are made use Of, but en-,
student is taught individually, so that he M
commence at any time, and attend at wLateN
hours are most convenient
CATALOGUES are issued annually after the J.. .,
Of April, containing names Of the students for ,
year, and full particulars Of terms, &c, and ~
! be obtained at any time by addressing the Prus.
lpal
Is EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS. wido-spr. ,
reputation, and the lengthy experience Of
Principal this institution offers faciluos suprr
TO any other in the country ioryoung men vi.
ing topropare for business, and 30 obtain at ..
, same timo A DIPLOMA, which will provo a reco.,
mcndation for them to any Mercantile iOuse.
EG~CmrrEypEV' 'sScrios oi Fr5Ntises on ug..
EErrISG, now more widely circulated thau4
Jther wcrh on the subject nrc Tor sale at the ..
lego.
S. HODGES CRITTENpEN.
Attorney Law,
PHILADELPHIA, jsn, % 1902 ly EPEgcuAa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27
MARRIED

N MARRIED-On INe IE,h lnsI az TNIIINs-
burg, 10y the Rev. j. p. Clarke, Mr.. u
Records to Miss Lucinda Eisclman, both
Of Kyleuown.
On the 10th, in Luthvrsburg, by L. illegal,
Esq, Mr.. Augustus Weltman Of Clear
field. to Miss Elizabeth Knaup Of ietier-
son county.
On the lgul, by Rev. }. NJ. Galloway Mr..
Merritt Sauster to Miss Emily Forrest,
both of Clcarfeld county.
On the DIST, at New Washington, by J. II.
Breh, Esq, Mr.. Alexander Thompson
to Miss Hannah Fulton, all OF burnside
township.
On the snme day by j. D. Miller Esq Mr..
David McCrackcn Of Ferguson township
" Miss Margaret Bloom Of Pike toS'p.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27
Boil tp., August 10, l8O2.-3t
DEGIsTER's NOTICE.-Noticc,

II EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Noticc, is here
IN 10y given that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me, and remain
filed of record in this office for the inspection Of
heirs, lcgatces creditors, and all others in any
other way interested, and will be presented to
the next Orphans Court Of Clcarfcld county, to
be held at the COURT HOUSE, in tho borough
Of Clcariield, commencing on the 3rd Monday
Of September, 1862, for confirmation and allow
ance:
!, Tic Final account of Mary Ann Wriggles -
worth, dminstratriX, and Elisha Fenton ad-
miuistratOr of all and singular the goods and
chattols, rights and credits, which were Of Jo-
Foph WriggleSwOrth, late Of Penn township,
Clearfeld county, deceased.
2, The FINAL account of William Hoover admin.
istrator Of Caesar Potter late of Bradford town
ship, ClcarGeld county, deceased.
8. The Final account of J NJ. Smith, administra-
tor Of ak and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits which were Of Evi Smith,
late Of Bcccaria township, Clearfeld county,
deceased.
4. The administration account Of Samuel Clyd,
and William Porter, administrators of James
y. Stamford, late Of Morris township, Clear
field county, deceased.
5. The administration account Of John VI, Mac
umber, administrator Of Austin Brown, late Of
Huston township, Cearfeld county, deceased,
6. The partial account Of Cecilia Irwin, admins
tratrix, and James Irwin, administrator. Of all
and singular the goods and cha atteis, rights and
credits, which we're Of David Irwin, late Of
Lnthersburg, Olearfcd county, deceased.
l. The final account of John Rciter executor, and
Margaret White exccutrix. Of James White,
late OF karthaus township, deceased.
s. The administration account of lsanc Duplap.
John Dunlap and James A. Read. ndministra
tors OF William Dunlap, late of Pike township,
deceased. JAMES WRTGIFy r., ~
Re gister's Office Clcarheld, Aug. 90, 1882
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HARTSWICK'S
ID IL u u 3 Z CD -a 60 .
Market Street, CIGarlielG, Pa.

CONSTANTLY en- Land n large o. well Sc
I I lcctcd stock OF
DRUGS & CHEMICALS,
Paints, Oils yarnisbes and Dye-sufs,
Paint Brushes, and Brushes of all kinds,
Porlumcry and Fancy Articles,
Tobacco and Segars,
Stationery
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes, Gncudiny
Brandy whskcy, Gin, Port, Sherry and Madeirl
Wines, &C., &C, vc.
gaU33 03a
a largo stock constantly Oh hand, If The mo-.
approved make for durability and co. ,rt,
Cr.Ths Doctor VII personal Derinter
this department Of the business
ClearRtld, Ma l.-6m,
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EXECUrOR's NOTICE.-Hotieo is here.
II by given that Letters Parliamentary, ON the
estate Of JAMES THoHPsoS late Of the townybip
Of Chest, deceased, have. been gra nted to the
undersigned, All persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment. and
those having claims against the same will prestnt
them duly authenticated for settlement.
VIM. FEATH
JAS. McEWEN,
Bum,id, tr, Aug. l2 1862 Ct rd EKrs
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5 per cent cheaper than Clothing has
ever been sold in this part Of the
COuufry
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
IB oys' & YOU Ghs2 0loGhfmg.
Furnishing Goods, Hats q Caps,
Travelling Bags, Trimmed Elan
mel and White Shirts.

In short, everything generally foun in n well
sorted store Of this kind, We also keep fine
snrtmont Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-08-27
Second Supply OF
n EW GOOD S ! J
At the old Prices.
DRY GOODS.

/ ?. RRATZEH haf just received another
81 nnncrnl n-.nrLmenL of snmm-r
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
GA AE2 Ax'5
c a Z II a. Fl TT G CANDIES,
\ SAFE, RELIABLE AND
CROUCH FAIRLY pIYsIC

NEVER, siace thc GAVIN cf cyi!:z.tion hos ,rere
hea recorded 'uch an inproygrnen il .neocal science
CAh!lY'S CAlIiARrlG ,ANDEFs.
me "a 4t ds&nst,n% a9H dia@erou* pill raeae Of
jaap and rbuharb poHderS, now nunbc!eo a new
era ope's up 'he ,od!@iua properties 9th p. and
most expensive dIr%1 have been, y, .-r known
caIV TO Decor Carey, ch9mc ara.'". .1on. ..eir
usei IS PnTi'c eS cv Ty yt .gc CT ne! anH taste
moved AID made into tho form CT delicious Aes.
heic is no longer nc sSty for parents forcing them
sc or Their ch!'dreu 70 swa9N ard srang gle with
loa'hsone tasting ply so.
Have valu bic medical propcri atlt nc pill2 or row.
ts ever Ca" possess Ihey can be given to thnse with
he mot d-'ieste stomschs, without he six htest
kno" ledge tlat they ne taking ply sic: they to
DE swallowed whole, being the the centre that
they are TN the outside place in 'he mouth before
its taste w1l re found delicious. while there
variety Of havors TO suit evcay palate For all disease
he hid ,eys there h |, been medicine in exist
nee tAat could eIuai the Vh9v guar" ntee not
contain single particle OF Mercury or ether miner.
corrosive enb'&ac md can be given TO he weak'
st inf mt wnh perfect satty rner pene.ratiIg pro-
perte cleanse and nyig rate every potion OF he M,
man body, correcting it. diseased action ard res orpg:
ils health, strength y vuor Their effect spon he
blood Is purity it from alt u"hrahy hrEIora and u
ins;il into II new lfe and richness iha VII cause the
oldest and 0s aggraYa Cd colnpla nts spes dry and
pertta emily d.appear Suhuned is ,hn certificate Of
he celebrated cacnst Mr. V. Hutton, the highest
au horty in the unted States. who has carefully
anipad And thcough, tested the prrrertiesat vaus
o. the Csutes hear Aat he saYS re$ardln9 hYm: wa
New York, Jan. 81, 1862
rrop,ietor u a7eya Cathart;a Cnadie~:
DEAR sli-I have analS zed nd !t>ud clIncaly you
ra,e,'s Cuthartc Candies, whlch hereby certify to
be safe aud very ecacloa- physic They 90 not con-
tain uny mineral corrosive substance, end may be
administered 10 rva,id> or children vi hou: ar.
consIder them to he ave y important discovery, and
which il Of the gre it$i value to the commu"i;g ut
large. Lam, e.,
sICkLY FEMALES
1A0uld lose tlfAe ei raon.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
COO OOO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS TO
OOi. .NlO .EAL- LauNn,. NEM sIEEL Pi..TE

600, 900 s> sA11 Sy1' q E1SAH" Ao5xE T2
CoLNLY. toloNED MAr or TRY thl.Fp
cent sgr c>s, COM l.:cl AuYnst 10, SC2; cost
$4,000 TO ensraye 1t and one years time.
Superior 70 aay $40 map rnado by Cot Mitch
cl end sells the low p.cy Of , csly 81 00 names
40 trayed on this map. Iii nct only Lo@nty Nap,
,0rNrY AND RAILROAD MNr
EVERY EAIhAOAH STATION
and hist iuct. between.
Gnarantee ny "7~an Or r'n 33 to % pr day, and
win tahr ,c al maps tAat ca2Gct be sold ana refund
the money.
Send for 81 worth totry.
Printed Instructions how 10 canvass well furnished all
Want4dWhoie.a,e AGENTS sor our M2psia evory state,
California, Canada, England, fra2ce ard cuba, tor-
tunr MAJ BE- made with . few hundred dollars cari'ai.
No competition. j. 7 LLOYD, No lc4 iroaGway,N n. Y.
The " ar Department. hap Of Virginia, Mary
land and Pennsy ylyaria 100 0O9 whic m2rhtd
Anlietam CreA ha p>nnryl, Maryland Nights, wil'-
IAN sport Ferry, Rorc sve, No!snds Ford and all ether
on The Pot"mns, and every other place in Maryland.
Virginia, nj iennsyiyania, or mon;y refunded
L.OYD'5 TOpUGH APlIICAL Mar OF .kEATUCKY.
OniO, INDIANt AND ILLINOIS,
is the My authority for Buei! and the War Depsrs
men Money refunded to any one finding On error in it.
Frcn, the Tribune. hug9.
"LLOYD'S NAP OF VI olNIA, MARYLAND AND
PENNoYLYANtt -r'is MAJ Is very large; its east Is
but 25 cents and it is the best which can be purchased
LLOYD GREAT NAP OF THE M,SSIs slPPI
RGyER--From Actual Surveys by Capts Hart and VIM.
Bowen, Mississippi River llioLs ht o"s, NO tho"s
every pnntationS and owner name from 81 hou.
to the Gulf of AeXic II IS usscyery saud-har, is
lard town. landing 8ud all lace 20 allies back from the
riv rcuored in coun es and Sta'es Price IN sheets
s! pocket forn and 81 81 on lhsh, win rollers headS
Sept. 70, - - 900,
| NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1852.
! IT LLoYD's--Sr Send me your Nap OF the Misss-
sppi River with price per hundred copies Admi-
raj Charles H. Davis, the Mississippi squad
rom Is authorized to purchase as many as as are re-
! qured for Of that squadron
| Grw GlpLON NELLEs, Secretary Of tie Navy
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
Trains G uisaG NORTH and West.

Leave MontPe'ier 1t co A.m ~ :. "a. and u p.
MAIL Tram leaves Boston at 1880 H., via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fiichbnrg. Leaves sprnS SGelt at 725 N
bellows Fai!s a. l225 connecting at Whe rjve,
JUhct win Northern Z. K from Boston and with gas
suGip5c r. H. tor and fiCnl IT. Jubnsbury and Lit cto
arriving at burlington 1T 6.46 p and II. Albans at
80 n, OSeHaoargA $50 ID, and Monreat at 10 80
P. II.
AccoHMooATI"H TRAIN leaves NcrthfelI at 7.2o A. H..
lad DugI gon at 925 H., for R0uses Point and Mon
usa.
NGRr E1pRrs. "E4iy lca "4a Bellows Falls q: 8 IS pn
RECEIVING passengers from Vermont Valley K. Z. leaving
New YORK ct G.Vo \. ~, and IRON Cheshire X. X.
leaving Boston Ht ! 30 p. Al. connecting 4!
White River junction with train leaving Buaton at
% r. u. via Lowell Lawrence. leave While
RYer JUNCTION at il53 r. h., arriving at Buriin gton
at $40 A. NJ. Ronsu5 Polnt III 720 H., Mo ntrra Z:
10 90 a. and Ogiersbuigh l24O H., cunnecu ne
with Grand Irunk trains fuy Detroit, Chicago an .e
West. '.-
Secping attached to bsth the nigh, e. 1res
trpins uhnuS between Rouse's Ptn,ar los:0a.
Throogh Tickets tor Chicago and the West for sale s.
us principal s!at.0ns,
fi.-t G'MERRlLl., sup't,
st. h,ARna VI Dec s. 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

1-',,9- c..-ey r-adicating the Gisease, ,tunir,ng
.,4,pxe,a I;el or business, and nay he taken tg
t 2pI "'''ols 0i tie most de-!gS.e constitutions
~ Tcstir1unlais
r. NOM II Judge kltt' itgc, Of Vcru ont,
,-s r GAFriNrR, Asc.,
,"IiHniN HRo EHtUM triC and NEURALGIA
.Hpi1S3' A,t,r suffering with Nheumatism n ore
.~,t2r ;acu:y years. snd lat year with j very &c
,@a.::t raok one boptc your Compound, which
fr.pt t,,dad relief
rrmk il the te. ard most ccac,ous medicine for thc,
,ese ever I'D. WA.t. hIlTRiDGE.
nrHayen, VI. Dec |. 1850
'Gs-ijuer'. Hheumaic and Neuralgc Compound )"
be-, nst.Glu, o- the disease ever sw.
CHAS. A. SMITH
nl O'd Ststc House, Hoston.
Ne .4n,:i1s with Rheumatism twenty "ea7s and
srtt5eined to ny bed seyera wceks last spriny, |
ut,reIy cured by the use Of Cne Bottle ot +" Ggrd-
n, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound .'-NUR-
gNT hYhRS, IS franklin street, Boston.
G1j1G been ccns'-ut sufferer from Neuralgia tor
,r,e. n0n'As, aad been driven by eXcru;iating pam
,,;ra G nulagrCus remedies without obtaining re-
dlxgs iuducei to t-v'l Gardeners Rheumatic and
yaa' ia Compo@ni.' / have taken but one bottle
c.al entirely %ejt-D. l.. u sXiER. Dry GOOD
G,r So Atpletoa Block, Lowell Mas
Ere been s-N2ted with Salt Rhrun in it's worst
T., hr i long 'nc, ard entered more than can be
1Nret except ty those 2iml!ar!y afflicted | tried
r..3ae u! your Compound. and can honestly say
a15ele.~ ms.clf entirely cured JOHN a IORn0
hy.N HJr-t. Nasion, M4ss
'y,cg :ru Years Of age, has been three wears grea
ttnt .-1d HNt khcutn, has hands covered with core
SIN constant pain one bottle OF your cnrnpourd
GroNr -, hammond ~ "iik Street, Hoston.
.l.riaers Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com pound y
Maal.ig cq-ed .ae Of NcarNigia C.IHOMpSON
sr-c' reari 81 uonse, Itoslou, Mass
QlhSt q bottle OF Your Compound CURED rne Of a
gr2,stk ct Ncura gis FANNIE 5 THOMPSON
sa.N Housc, H0ston
r'j'y y'a9r IVY friend Wr r. G'!dGcn. Esq prpsen
A1' sIln bct;!e OF 'u~rdiner's Rheunat!c Com
fi. /. ,+s6. When | wag suffering with paialu
EVhG neuralgia and Ehru "ratsm ana that il proved
,Htlecded benefit --ALBKRr oMITH, Tx .siennber
@'3.cp tom Maine.
'ns.l'rsned hereby certify that they have rsed
'T.2e,'' Rheumatic and NeurslSa Compound " Cor
MtE'i Kaeu matiRm and NturR!gis, and found in
mJa., 'mmeI.ate and permanent relief. We have
Gwt'eNc" n IL healing qualities, and wo2id rec.
trrc1 70 all who are zGlioted with there hsrsssng
tss~sso1' q! the safest and baS. medicines ever OF
FfoN" public
taAF"0cX, Jr,, go SO. Market St, Boston. HEN
Il AfULLhN Is SO Market St, Bos on. w. II
.L.N Boston ED&KR Town lend, Is Il ~ Pear
5o.an. CAPT CUAS. G. DOLlIVkH, Bnst y
asoLa WALES, Jr City hotel, Boston hENhl
,gGDlNIR, Webster 81. East b ston. hHRA y
9&hN Webster St Cast Boston G. KIR HE5, 81
g. H.,,i,,t Boston.
eflagnatic and Ncuralgia Compound has beHI
A'. hnndTcds OF persons for acrOlUia Humors Will
n.yrtf,.
hAdoa! Depot salem Street, Boston Mass
'rn9 W .pothccarts generally throughout III
@'ei >'s'e' None GcuCine uG!ets signed by CIlAa
.4&D,NER.
4. oder- must be addressed 20 HENRY r. GA
s:ptz0F -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
y eTRasD7sg EenrraE and Svss5-
VG1a Railroads !
Trs it>s Cc2,,w soctN ana reat,

leave Mohtpti iie' $40 H., 10 p. n. ana 20 20 qu
RI AL iRAtN leaves R@nses Point 45O r.. Il.
VA "'oa nA at Gi3 Burlington 7,l5 a. NJ, cCr-
meeting a White Hiye- JUncti wlrains Cor nna irrr7
Weii' River, ST. lohns5rry ard i.i,tIe,on, and with
ro the' hH!ifo2d .nr Ens:on, Itwel, Worcester SC.
ana conhectin al Bellows Fails with hpghira r. r.
.r IoSton and with Vermont valley 4. Il for Spring
aeid, NoT l2Ven and New York arriving in New YogA
at l0,i5r.x.
EArSNss IR4!v leaves i,or'es Point q, q A. fol
harrington aad Northtald. Connecting ul Burlington
with hoatS for Whitehall, &c.
NifHr ExPREss TEAM leaves Ogdensburg at i2 90 N.
hot ca at 400 houses Point Of 10 r. a. arriv
ing al Boston at 80 A. N, connecting at Bellows Fails
van cheshire t. H. oE Boston md Worcester and with
Vermont valley 4 Il. for S9.inaGcd and New uayea
and arriving N New Y0rh Ct 4. .A5p.M,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
GARDENERS
and Neuralgia
Compound.

,y,,.r lo3 ea5maHcat cure for Rhe2nstisn Neural
I,.t oRtt N.eGm II is an internal .encdy d,iy
c...-e'y c-adica'ing the disease, ,t,uir,ng
.,4.pse N lel or business, and msY he taken tg
.g apI rees0ls 0i tie most delicate constitutions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-02
Coal ooall Coal |!

TIVE andersloisd i Hos prspar.d 70 fuuss
Il Coal Is large n snesl suantlfses, - lss. II
nj i0Ner thsH ans other h00se 10 Troy. he
iaas oos.'augiv hand iafgs quantities - tie
most RPpFesed veihs. such ~
LEnfGH. LACK ANAkA. PTACH 0FCH
ARD. Llkepe. BIftSsBLBG. Gun
BEgL41U and vtRGislA coat
Raekssaiibs. Ma MA, 'Hfstf rfa ~ ~ 81
iFF 10 pnychsss sss rsaps TO osH sta -
sn.ips bsfs puyeslsssng eissv'srs
o. A. ARNOLD.
80 Rlvss -, sss ssssk Bssst y tie evAzfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-02
THINGS THAT ARE VERY
FOOLISH.

For young man to think he does
himself credit by haneingreund stores
and lavarns, smoking bad cigars and
paying tor whiskey and oysters, IN or
der to be called . liberal by a clique
ef youths as soft in the brain = h.m-
telf. For lady TO be ammo, cd be-.
cause gentlemen do net always give
her thc hes, half Of the street aud tlic
nices seat in public assembly. She
should no, forget that these eonvrn-
tionAl ooarlcsies are no, her right any
farther than they choose to coneede
them. For an uaaedgcd clerk 20
think that he must buy extravagant
sis.es and eyavais for every festive
occasion. because Jones whose father
is weFth thirty thousand dollars, does
80. Tie best way Of proving his
manhood would be 70 leave sueii ttings
entirely alone. Fer a girl % stay
awsy from party because she has
wcrn Nj her dresses and canf have
new one. lent il something akin to
self-coneeil for 10 imagine that people
have nothing 10 do bu, 10 think
about her and her dresses For
man TO bs exira-fas,idions about colog.
res, diamond fagrrfings ard scenird
pockst.hAndkerchiefs and thea set So
Getty a, defiance With bis iobaeco-boK
and cigar case. For girl 70 think
that shs Is establishing her rhaiaehr
As a yOuns lady 4 fashion BY showing
her mother to tol ihroagh al ,hr
drSdgesy Of he boase. Ard then So
vsseAs Ass Reo.y u gsos5 sreoVass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-02
The Perfect Melcdeon.
WITHOUT An Iou2l

4 tMnsg svsfs a. euns fsfps stsf tf.grs
- E. 81 saue Hss eriaeots e - gsst q
- saa esasss nziHiset5 e 49, - 3 O.
stfamFHi sHa stast ssfiH n
stHflfts fssfhss u ftasS eafs W fft ~
e'hrf ke#t izsfi aNtHf fst He ff
eacrs BE- rtNftt4 Nfltiff wuN
hAtt htNrtH tsh NsHtash $50 ttt
Wa Nesb ie-afA ftANU9Ntt uhCAN
kai tntohr, taseft sfa lstian EoHs he~
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-02

To SPon A DArGHrtR. Il Is
always telling her how pretty she !,
?. Iusiill into her mind a prope'
love 81 fine dress.
3. Aecustom her TO 80 much pleas
ure tl,a' she Is na happy a home.
4. Allow her 10 read nothing bul
novels.
5, Teach her all the accomplish
men,s, but none Of the utilities Of lite.
G, Keep her in The darkest igno-
rance Of the mysteries Of housekrep.
ing.
7. Tni,isie her into the rrinc, i.
tina, ], is vulgar TO do anything far
herself.
;. To strengthen the latter belief.
LEI her have lady's maid.
2. And lastly. having given her
such an education. marry her 10 =
mon ssaehed bachelor. who /. a clerk
on a salary Of $3.50 a year.