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A TEST APPLIED. "A correspondent OF
one Of our religious exchanges says: l once
heard conversation between a church mem
Der and an infdel. After arguments were
urged at some length on both sides, the in-
idel observed to his friend that be might as
well drop the subject of conversation, for, >
said he, Il do not believe single word you
say, and more than this, am satisfied that
you do not really believe it yourself, for tony
certain knowledge you have not given, for
the last twenty years, as much for the spread
of Christianity--such as the building OF
churches, foreign and domestic missions-as
your last Durham COW cost. Why, sir, if
believed one half of what you say you be
lieve, would make the church my rule fol-
giving and my farm the exception"
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M MisrGllanGnMs.
TnE DRESS, NoT ZEE LADY.

L wv hAOAa
Nelly Blossom-a pretty name, Is it not?
sat in her dressing room laughing as hard
as she could laugh What it could be for,
am sure nobody could tell, for she was alone,
neither reading, singing, or talking to her
self She bad been occupied in combing
her beautiful hair, and this was the situa
ton in which she sat. A brush in one hand,
a great mass of silky curls in the other, her
voice ringing out in a succession Of good,
hearty. ha, has"
What is the matter, Nelly?" asked her
mother, standing, smiling, at the door.
"Oh l was thinking of something 50
funny !" cried Nell, springing to her feet,
and plying the brush; never mind, moth
er, I've got plan in my head, and if / de
eide upon putting it into execution, I'll tell
you what it is
At breakfast pretty Nelly was all smiles.
"Shall you go out shopping to-day?'
asked her mother, glancing casually toward
her daughter.
On this, Nelly began to laugh again
then restraining herself on catching her
fathers eye, she answered, II haven't quite
made up my mind-perhaps may
''Ah eontriving already how to make
way with that fifty dollars Uncle Joe sent
you yesterday Well, Nell, make good use
Of it; there's many poor man would fee
like a prince these hard times, with fifty
dollars in his hand
'Fll try to, sir, replied Nelly, her laugh.
ing eyes growing moIe quiet in their e1.
preston
"Who did you see last night, Nelly r.
asked Mrs. Blossom, lounging over her tea
after the paterfamilias had gone out.
Henry Lloyd and Charles Sheldon, as
usual" replied Nelly, arehly.
Were they both attentive ?"
"As two shadows" replied Nelly "Hen
ry never looked more noble in his life. -
Last time it was Charles" said Mrs.
Blossom.
Nelly bIushed Il know, she said 81
find it difficult to choose between them, ]
conRrss
Henry is the haudsomest and the rich
est of the firm, said her mother, looking
our, as mothers will do, for the main chance.
Il don know about Henrys being The
handsomest !" replied Nelly; there i.
something very superior about Charles Shel
don 5 face, but he is so very retiring one
has to give him so much margin To be
sure, Henry is more dashiDg--uight b.
called more elegant, and has certainly a
more brilliant eye and color. Perhaps be
dresses in rather better taste; but although
he plesses me more in company, there Is
something in Charles Sheldon's quiet wa,
and deep eye that sometimes seems NOR,
attractive. =
both appear to have sterling qualities,
said Mrs Blossom,
Yes, they appear to have; but l m go
ing to test them to day
"What do you mean, Nelly p
"0h that's what was laughing at uE
stairs, this morning, replied Nelly, in /
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9pstrg.
AUTUMN SUNSHINE.

Mild as the glances of angel eyes,
Soft as the kisses Of first born love,
Down through the haze of the Autumn skie
Comes the glad sunshine from the realm
above.
Beautiful pictures it sketcheth now,
Touched with the glowing hues Of old,
Painting the valley and mountain brow
With purple aud opal and red and gold.
A whisper Of beauty the spirit fills,
Tales of land that fadeth never,
Sunshine that glideth the beautiful hills,
Over the bank Of the shadow river.
Beautiful rest fer the weary soul,
Earth bath no beauty akin to this
Anthems of gladness forever roll
Over these halcyon plains of bliss.
Down sleeps OF the life's western hill,
Beautiful sunshine of hope and light
Every shadow and hope dispel,
LiiI my spirit from realms of night.
Soft as the beams of the Autumn sun,
Sweet as the death of the Summers flow
ers,
Gather thy jewels one by one,
Take my soul to those fadeless bowers.
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COLONEL j. w. POWELL, of the famous
Powell Exploring Expedition in Colorado,
has returned to Chicago, and reports that
the part ofthe country through which he
travelled is barren, No precious metals were
discovered,
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HorEL.

L. y q u y ~ VI AZ u - 4 n Il
Il HUNTINGDON, Pa.
Thus Old establishment having been leased by
J. MORRISON, formerly proprietor Of the Nor
rison House, has been entirely renovated and re-
furnished and supplied with all the modern i'm
provemeuts and e0nveuiences necessary 10 a 6rst-
class Hotel.
The dining room has been removed to the irst
ao"T aud Is now spacious and airy. aud the cham
oers are all well ventilated aud the proprietor
VIII endeHvor to make his guests perfectly at
Aome. Address, }. MORRISON,
ExcHASGR HoTEL,
alJayd Huntingdon, Pa.
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w ASHlNGTON HOTEL.

This large and eommodious house, having been
re taken by the subscriber, is open for the re-
oeption Of visitors and boarders. The Rooms are
large well ventilated, and comfortably furnished
The table will always be supplied with the best
the n arlieJ can afford. The Bar is stocked with
the choicest liquors. In short, it is my purpose
70 keep q FIBST-CLASS HOTEL. THANKING
the public for past iavors, respectfully solicit
renewal Of their patronage.
n b. Hacks viii run constantly between the
Hotel and the Springs.
mayl7. .'6qIy WM. DIBERT, Prop'r.
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'DR. PARR, said young student once
to the old lineuist, 'let' s you and write a
book. very well, replied the Doctor
put in all that I know, and all that you
don't know, and we. II make big one. {"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-11-05

THERE is an implanted sense in man by
which nature allures his heart to the charms
of virtue in whomsoever her lovely form
appears. .-C Cicero.
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A COUNTRY paper advertises for sale
pew which commands view of nearly the
whole congregation. "
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THERE are men who by long consulting
only their own inclination, have forgotten
that othors have claim to the same defer
cnce
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No good measure was ever proposed
which, if duly pursued failed to prevail IN
the end.-Jeferson.
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~ n. HICKO ,

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y. DENTIST.
Office a. the old stand in
BANK BuunIyG, Juiana ST., BEDFORD.
An operations pertaining to
Surgical and Hecha RicaI Daltifry
performed with care and
WARRANTED.
Apgsf6efics administered, sben desired. Ar
ttfeial teeth inserted az, per set, $500 and up
rggrd
As am deter mined to do a CASH BUSINESS
or nome | have reduced the prices for Artificial
Teeth Of the various kinds. % per cent, EEd of
Gold Tillinzs 81 per cent This reduction viii be
made onlv 10 strictly Cash Patients and all such
will receive prompt attention. 7feb6S
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Our facilities for doing all kinds of Job Printing
are oqualled by very few establishments in the
country. Orders by mail promptly alled. An
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Gather thy jewels one by one,
Take my soul to those fadeess bowers.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-11-05

IT Is said that traces Of an extinct race
have been found in Arizona. Evidences
showed that the land had been cultivated
for centuries by a people having knowl
edae nf nannfactl1res and arts
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-05

agested. They, when sitting in
their chimney corners were as
amply clothed as any DANES of
the land, no doubt but in So
Getty they concerned to its GUS
toms with 8 grace and purity
that left no room tor scandal.
WIZ, then, should we judge
no1s severely the women of the
present day who, having been
accustomed from their infancy
to the wearing of low necks
and short sleeves are utterly
unconscious of their own expe-
rlence of any ground for such
accusations as are common in
the prurient criticism of the
day !? | remember hearing
from a friend who spent several
weeks with the late Duchess of
Sutherland, that she was al
ways accustomed to appear at
her own dinner table in this
very fashion, and Queen Victo-
ria, the model wife and mother,
still does the same, ! believe.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-05

Leaving out a class Of fash
ionable and utterly useless wo-
men, the creatures of wealth
and luxury, which our fathers
knew nothing of, the great ma
jority are as good, industrious
and sensible as those of any
previous time.
In the matter of dress, on
which 50 much has been said,
the writer remarks l remem-
Der hearing that my mother of
sainted memory, and her moth
er before her, were often seen
and admired in the public dan
ces Of their day, and | have no
doubt wore the custom of the
period in all purity.
In fact one cannot look for a
moment upon the pictures Of
ancient danes which have come
down to us, without being
struck with such exhibitions Of
neck and bust, as are really
very uncommon now. l have
in mind Martha Washington
and ladies of similar character,
whose party costume has al
ways seemed to me to be ex-
ceedingly Objectionable, but of
whose personal purity and
wholesome influence upon soci-
ETY., | have never had a doubt,
nor have l ever heard one sug-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-05
THE DAY BOOK.
THURSDAY MonNlNa, Aug. 8, 1859.
Death OF the RernarkaEle
Sleeping Wcn,aza i'm l. .AY-
lucky. -r o. sa4l.Q9a1 I'aUcFl
[ From the Hickman [Ky.] Courier

| rr iaUEa---- : - ..-
Miss Susan Caroline Godsey
the sleeping wonder, died at
her mothers home, some eight
miles of Hickman, on Wednes-
day, 14th ult. .a..
The history of Miss Godsey
lis well known to the public, a
statement Of her wonderful con-
dition having been published
extensively by the press of the
United States. Ea7aa
AT the time of her death Miss
Godsey was about 2s years of
age, and had been asleep, as
described, about fourteen years.
The existence of this wonder
full case of coma, has been
doubted by many, but the fact
is indisputabls. Indeed, some
twelve months ago, Miss God
sey was taken to Nashville and
Other. places for exhibition, but
we understand many Of the
physicians of Nashville looked
upon the case with suspicion.
The history of the case is,
briefly When about twelve
years of age she was taken with
a chill, and treated according
ly by her physician. AS the
fever which followed her chill
subsidized, she fell in a deep
sleep, in which condition she
has remained ever since, except
at intervals. 1t was her custom
at first to awake regularly twice
in every twenty-four hours,
and, singularly, within a few
minutes OF the same hours each
day /; but of later years she
awok ottener, so much so that
many considered it an indica-
ton of her final recovery. She
wouH remain awake five, ten,
or perhaps, fifteen minutes, and
gradually drop off to sleep
again. When asleep it was
utterly impossible to arouse
her. She never complained of
any bodily pain, though when
asleep she was very nervous at.
times, and appeared to suffer,
considerably by the violent
twitching and jerking of her
muscles and limbs, and her
hands clenched tightly as if en-
during severe pain, but when
awake she did not appear to
suffer, except from a drowsy,
gaping inclination, and persis-
tent effort to cleanse her throat
of phlegm. She generally
passed into sleep through VIC
lent paroxisms, which wou11
last perhaps five minutes, and
she would sleep awhile as calm
ly and quietly as an infant
Miss IGodsey was medium size,
and her limbs and muscles were
we'll proportional and develop
ed, and grew considerably after
her affection. , e." .tt
Miss Godsey on the day she
died, INDUCED in a little pro-
phesying, which we give as re-
lated for what it is worth. She
said Z the sun would be a total
eclipse on the 7th of August,
this is remarkable, because
parties assert that she could
have no knowledge that this
was according to calculation,
and that the sun would never
shine as bright after that day
This would indicate the end of
the world, which was speedily
approaching.
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r BA UER 81 co.
$50 BROADWAY NEW YORK

u.
$50 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
am
80 WASHINGTON ST., CHICAGO, I'LL.
Having made i'm portant and extensive
Improvements in tueir mandatory,
Dotn in machinery and additional facili-
ties, in order to meet the increasing de-
"land for their unrivaled
Z / A n o. + 0 Il L E S,
Hereby announce that We are now ena-
bled to produce Piano that can be ex-
ceIled by none III the market, and which
we offer to the public at the extremely
low price OF
The Pianos are made OF the best sea-
ship, are of ROSE wood, round cornered,
with carved legs and Tyre, overstrung,
fun iron frame, and have ali the latest
improvements, ana have universally met
the appreciation OF all the musical pro-
fessiOn who have used them.
THEY ARE FULLY WARRANTED,
and W., have no hesitation in pronounce
ING these Pianos the cheapest and best
tirSt. G. ass instrument now offered TO the
We are also Importers and Manufacture
ers of Musical Instruments, Strings, and
every variety OF Musical Merchandise OF
which we have the largest assortment.
We call especial attention to our German
silver and Brass Band Instruments,
which are distinguished Tor their power,
and sw eetness of tone, and the great ease
with which every note is produced. kV-
sry instrument warranted to give salts.
faction. sea
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$500 Per Day Discontinued.

Having obtained an extensive anu
widespread sale for our "CENTURY"
brand of Fine Out CheaVing Tobacco, we
desire TO announce that we shat not pack
daily 500 in the small tin foil papers
after this date, July lst, 1869, its merits
being SO favorably recognized that this
inducement is no longer nee ssary. To
avoid misapprehension, however, we
would add that we shall continue to pack
orders for elegant MeerScha1t1n Pipes in
our YACHT CLUB" and EUREKA"
brands OF Smoking Tobacco.
The YACHT CLU6" is.devoid of Nj
contipe, and cannot iniure the health,
and is especially recommended to Peep
OF sedentary occupations or nervous con-
stitutions.
The trade are invited to send for circu-
lars,
P. LoRILLARD, New York.
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INHIRTY YEARS Experience
in the Treatment of Chronic

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MA OOD!

A MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE CAUSE
AND CURE OF PREMATURE DECLINE
IN MAN, the Treatment of Nervous and
Physical Debility, &C.
"There is no member of Society by
whom this Book will not be found useful,
whether such person holds Inc relation nc, OF
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cal Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt of fifty cents.
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New Advertisements.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

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Hlo70. A first-class illustrated Religious
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A sailor complained of the
power, Of the captains, and
spoke bitterly Of the character
Of the shippers Of the day =
why said he, mot long ago
on the coast Of Afriker, "a cap'n
was going to throw enc O. the
crew that was dying overheard
before he was dead. So the man
says, You amt going to bury
me alive, are you?' ooh, says
the captain, you needn't be SO
jolly particular to a few min
utes. ea... ... ID
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New Advertisements. =.
SteuhenEille, 0hiOs Female Seminary.

Delightfully."- situated on the banks OF
the Ohio. Forty years in successful oper-
ation. Unusual advantages in soil and
ornamental branches. Sch DOL year OF
forty weeks begins SEPTEMBER 7, 1869,
Entire expense about SIS 90 a week.
Twenty-Five per cent. deduction for
daughters of ministers, Send for Cata-
logue to REV. CHAS. G. BEATTY, D. D.,
LII. D., Superintendent. or REV. A. M.
REID. A. M, Principal.
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New Advertisements
r II. GRovEsTEEN. fou nder OF the OLD
d and favorably known House OF Gro
vesteen d Co.
GROVESTEEN, FULLER IL co.
Rave REMOVED TO THEIR
NV WAREROoMS, r
65 MERCER STREET, NEW YORK.
PA NO-FO ES
IS MERCER STREET, NEW YORK.

? | A n O. T 0 r T E IS.
The greatinorease in the demcca for
our Piano Fortes throughout the cou ntry,
have compelled us to extend our IN anu
featuring facilities to three times their
former size, and having added many new
improvements in manufacturing, we
Shall continue to keep our prices the
same as they always have been, the low
est of any First Glass Piano Forte m aker
by a6 least one-thi~0, and we respectfully
solicit by parties about purchasing COM
pariSon with all other makers. je29-ly
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nj EW. NEW.
Just Received,

81 packages Fresh New York Butter.
b tierces superior sHt1 Sugss,% cured
Hams,
tterces superior New su f,- tred
Breakfast Bacon,
tierces superior New Sasar tured
Shoulder Bacon,
barrels Superior Baitiu re Fanil =
Corued Beet
b barrels superior Family ai,e.s. Lard,
100 superior Smithfield H ANS.
2tierees George Lanes's superior Can
I'D y vassed Hams, s@@ '@@ A'
2 tierces McKeon & Evins superior
sfB Canvassed Hams, s lssS@@ %''@ a'"'
10 New Goshen Cheeses,
All OF which have been selected IN person
by one OF the firm and purchased at the
lowest cash prices, and Will be sold COR
respondingly low by
AYDL0TT L. NV Hitch URST,
stsf Nos. 26 and Is City Market,
and 81 East Market Square.
s8- Please look for the Red Sign in the
centre of the Market House. ju30
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Banks.
ERCyGANTS dx ssES'fsAF
I'VE 50 WINGS ssAE e.

ERCEEANTS ~ ssESfsAsi
I'VE 50 WINGS SAN Il.
CRFXUB No. 80, H4Nb sfrfmA.
E'ressdsst.
VA. Z, uAkklIots
Directors
Jos. X. 5pyAtLBF. y. y. ,,4A So
l.. SALISBURY, q, W. 'iBsMDi
Il. nELAuY. JAZZ hRts"
VIM. II. WALES. 0oshser.
This Bank LIS is open Tor the resuiuptiol
of business. Deposits received upon IN,
usuel terms, interest being allowed az tb'
rate OF SIX per cent. on all amounts re
manning on deposit for 90days or upward
Four Der cent, for a less period inter
com,1 encing 10 days after deposit, Al
ceasl 10 days prior to the Withdrawal.
4he laAtltution keeping accounts OF II
New Depositors entirely separate ifOG
those of the Old Depositors, 50 as to ali
sTer the demand OF the New DepesltorS
All Indebted to cur Institution vii
please call. pay, curtatl, or renew thei
paper
The Board OF Directors Will meet ever
WeoasGdey and Saturday morning at
o'clock.
& ABLY ..
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STATES ADVkR-
~ Using AGENCY,

j. A. VOoE, Proprietor,
I25, 127, ~ 129 FULTON ST, Cor, Nassau
(Old Herald Building)
VIEW 70 II X.
-4sasa -
Advertisemen received for all city
and country newspapers, throughout the
States, Can adas, cuba, and Brazil AT Pub
list erS' lowest rates.
The UNITED LIST comprises 60 lead
ing Dailies and 81 first class Weeklys,
and has an aggregate circulation of
nearly Nine Millions per month, con-
tanning such papers as the New York
York Herald, Tribune, Frank LesIie's
and Harper's Weekly. Tnoge who wish
a good advertising field should send for
list of Papers and estimate ie29.tf
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ERANKLIN SAVINGS BANS,

ERAN KILN SAVINGS BANb
OFF'iCE No. AZ BANK STREA1.
JNo. b. WHlTEHEAD, President.
Directors.
SAINT. u. HODGES, j, l. BnooDaooD,
VIM, WARD, JNo. JAMES,
Or. VIA. j. MOORE. J.G. PoLLAan.
,us', q. DEMING, Cashier.
G. II. LANGLEY, Ass't Cashier
msy- THE Rank is Open for B@siness. ga
Interest at The rate of SIX PER GEM
per annum will be allowed on all exlslin;
deposites made since the resumption
business, from the lat OF January, 1865:
and also, on all deposites hereafter made.
from, the date of deposite until date O.
Withdrawal, ten days notice to be requii
ed, however. before withdrawal. N,
chance in the rate of interests per CEN
allowed on old deposites. The account
OF this new Depositors are Kept separat'
from t10st OF the old, SO as TO answer I'd
demands 1 the new Depos1tors.
All indebted TO this Institution VIII
please cal and pay, or curtail and rene
their PAPER. mnlo-if
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A Word for the Women of the Present
Day.

We find the following defence
Of the women of the present day
in the Women's Advocate