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msjorite des ouvricrs ruraux les voient
dun mauvais ell, lis ne manquent pas,
dams loccasion, de les METRE hors de
service. an moment Oh l'on en- le plus
urgent besoin. II y q done encore,
quaint ! present. necessite de sen tenir
M hon fancheur. Qu'est-ce qu'un bon
faucheur? Co nest pas. CONNIE le pen
sent tort beaucoup de fermiers. celui
qni. dams IN temps donne. peut fau.
cher 10 surface de prairie Ia pins
etendue c'est celui qui fauche Ia fois
vite ct bien, deux conditions qui ne Sc
repcontreut pas toajonrs. lie faucheur
qui veut sller trop site ne maintient
pas. pendant toute l'amplitude de SOD
tr,jet, Ia lance de son instrument dams
une position uniforme ment horizontale
il Ia feleve plus GU moins avaut dc
reoommepeer, d'od il resulte que toute
lherbe absttue nest pas, comme ellie
devrait l'etre, coupee au niveau du sol.
Daus ce cas-, le fsucheur laisse debout
des italics qui, non.seulement diui
nuent tres sensiblement ID quantite du
foin recote, mais encore nuisent 1 Ia
pousse du regain, ct meme a celle du
foiD de l'snnee suivante. On volt com.
bien il importe au fsrmier dc bien
choisir ses faucheurs ct d'exercer, sur
leur maniere d'operer, une active sur.
veillance. .r.
Qaapd le temps est Uncertain Ct quill
y a menace de pluie. le travail des fau.
cheurs est habituelleseot suspendu. A
moins que le temps ne soft decide.
ment 1 Ia ploie. pour plusieurs jours,
c'est une perte Dc temps subie sans
uecessite. L'herbe fauchee. pourvu
qu'ou .'abstieune d'y TOUGHER, peut
recevoir Ia pluie pendant IN jour ou
deux sans que 10 qualite du foin en-
soft deterioree, 81 d'ailleurs, le besu
temps reveuu. pherbe est fanee dams
des conditions normales. Tout le
monde salt que d pluto gate 10 foin,
c'est.A.dirs l'herbe fsn<e ct 4 den,i
dessechee /; n,sis sur rherbe frsiche
absttue par ID faux. Faction de Ia pluie
est MULE. Pourquoi celia ! Parce que
l'herbe fauchee, surtout q"and ellie
nest pas trop m1re. ne meurt pas
immediatement tant qu'elle nest pas
morte. ellie ne subit au contact de Peau
ancun commencement de decompo-
sition; ellie re trouve dams les me.
mes conditions que les deurs coupees
don't les tiges plougent daos un
vase pleiu d'eau Ct 9ui continent I
vivre Susi pendant quelques jours
pour decorer les appartements. Evi.
demment. lorsque, entire deux oudees,
on 4 faue l'herbe hors de propos e,
que, par un commencement dc dessi'
cation, 10 vie vegetale cesse cdes le'
plautes f.uehees, ID pluie venaut en-
suite 1 lea mouiller. les depo"ille dune
psrtie de lsurs proprietes alimentaire,
pour le betaiI. On pent done, pour
avsncer ID besogne. oootinuer 1 fsu'
cher en- presence dune menace dc
temps pluvieux; mais il faut sstsndre
pour commencer 1 faner, qu'ou puisse
compter sur asses de- beau temps pou'
sermieay Ia dsssiost'Ou du f0ia. '
II ct l regret.sr que l'exeelleute
coutume de botieler le foin, coutum.
gAuer.lsuens en- vigueur dams 10 cen
Ire ct dams Ie nord de- h France. N
sout pas usit4e partout. C'est encore d
une de ces ameiioratious que l'induen
ce dss couices ct des societies d'agri
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EP EN- E RIDES


EOvEnBRe
Is, l3s0.-Massacre des Juifs Paris.
10, l776.-Mort de rastronome James Fer.
guson.
II, lsss.-Mort dc Marie GAnglsisrre,
femme de Philippe II, d'Espagne.
ls, I742-TrsitS defiance entire rAngls.
terre ct la Prusse, 1 Westminster.
10, I5s3.-Jules de Medicis succede %
pape Adrien vi sous le nom dc Clement VII
L 20, iss0.-Naissance do virginie Lanter.
nier Chalus, pres de Dole, France, devcnse
imperatrice du Marco.
81. Ie2s.-Titre do premier ministre d Etat
conisrs par lettres patentcs Richelieu.
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LES pERsEcUrEURs

II semblerait que les traits du
caractsre ct les lignes de Ia physio.
monte dun peuple persistent 1 ira.
vers ie temps. sans subir de modi.
fication sensible on elaboration
essentielle. Dams un livre gonAe
d'orgueil ct que le nom de son au.
teur no sauvers point dc l'oubli.
Napoleon III trsduissit complai.
samment le portrait des Gaulois
par Cesar. constatait qu'en s'appe.
liant Fraucais ils n'svsient pas
change de nature, ct se csrrait sur
son trone sans daigner s'arreter l
cette idte simple ct logique que II
mobilitS hereditaire de l'humeur
fraDcaise ponvsit causer IL rhine
du potential moderue CONNIE ellie
await cree 81 puissance. Henry w.
LongfelIow, Ie poste amtricain.
Went de nous fournir une nouveIle
preuve. par Ia publication de ses
Trogtdiss de Ia Nosusils. Angiser,e,
do cette transmission de sentiments
ct d'idees operee de pare en- 6ls su
sein dune societ4. Depuis quelque
temps. l'suteur de l'Etsdiant espa.
ss1 ct dc 10 Ltgsnde dor. . dit
sdieu "a moyen-Age europ6en ct
consacrc son talent / des sujets
tires de phistoire ct de Ia tradition
de son pays, ct c'est 4 10 seconde
tpoque de 81 vie litteraire que nous
devons HiacasAa. EvarSeliss ct II
Coxy de Miles SteadiaA. II nous
rsconte en- % nonvelle nuvre les
prosecutions exercees par ses III.
cetres puritains contre les quskerS
ct les sorcieres, ct ne mtnage pas
10 memoire des bourresux. Les sic.
cles ont bean s'entssscr sur le
crime, il reparait ct Ia voix du sang
Sclste. Dams le cas- singulier qui
s'offrc I mons, LongfeI'ow est IN
fils qui accuse ct confesse les ON
bres de ses pSres ct mons montre
le Massachusetts, al debut de -
carriere ct CONNIE au bercesu.
VOLTA Nm temoignage irrscusable,
don't II resulte que Ie peuple de 10
Neutrality-suspicious. ne ment pas 1
son origine ct etait imbu. iIys
deux cents ans. de Intolerance ct
do fsnatisme qui lui sout jostemeut
reproches aojourd'hui.
LIE livre du poetic se compose de
desx sr4gtdies, ct Il en- pourra trou.
YER d'sntres en- 80 baisssnt sur
lee traces des aieax. L. premiere
est intitalee Exdieots, ct - passe 1
Boston. en- 1865. Lee htros du
drame sont Wenlock Christison ct
- file Edith. Les cbatiments les
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plus cruels ont kte decretks contre
les quskers. ct Christison, Pun d'eux,
condamne 4 mort, s'est dsrobe par
10 fuite / r'execution de Ia sentence.
Pourtsnt il revicnt, cedant 1 un
Irresistible sttrsit, su moment Oh
Norton, un de ces ftroces predica.
teurs don't pespsce subsiste encore,
endsmme lc zele du gouverneur En-.
dicott, esprit fable ct borne. Tous
les fonctionnaires de lEglise ct de
l'Etat sont unis par un touchant
accord en- cette persecution stroce.
LIE peuple est indigne. mais demeu.
re immobile. Edith. file du condam.
ne, s'aventure dams l'sntre de Ia
b3te fauve, dams Ia sale oA preche
Norton, ct sc jette aux pieds de
I'homme qui tient entire ses mains
10 vie de Christison. II est implsca-
bic, ct le pere es Ia file sont trai-
mes devant le Couseil. Edith est
condamnee 1 6trs fouettee en- place
publique dams trois viIIes diffsren.
tes, Psrret est execute 1 IL lettre
ct 10 victime est chass6e dams le
desert Oh, emu de pitit ct d'amour.
10 suit John Endicott. fils dn gou.
verneur. Christison sllsit etre livre
an supplice qoand arrive fort 4 pro.
pos d'Angle.erre une depecbe roya-
10 qui defend de- troubler lee qua.
kers daus II pratique de leur cutie
1t srdonne ID mise 1 mort des au.
tenrs de Il persecution.
Ia seconds trsg6die est intituIee
Gies Corey. des Fsrses de Saie~.
EIle nous apprend comment. sur le
temoignsge meme de lenrs en-.
fa"ts sfaigss". les gems les plus
hsnt places ttaient convaincus du
crime de sorcellerie. Cotton Mat.
her. IL ceiebre historian de l'ere des
prosecutions protrstantes en- Anne.
rique, joue dams Ia piece Ie role du
cheur ct prepare l'esprit du lee.
tour au ds"ouement. Jusq"'alors.
ce ne sont one de psuvres vieiIIes
fe'nmes sans defense que le fana-
tisme . pu atteindre. Asis il sen.
hardit ct prend godt a. sang des
msrtyrs. La femme Bishop est &C.
cusee, j"gte ct condamnee, puts
c'est le tour de IL femme Corey.
Corey est IN riche paysan qui croft
aux sorciers ct CLIQUE / % porte
On FER 1 cheval pour lee empScher
d'entrsr chez lui. As'grs ses pre-.
cautions. 10 b4tsil de % ferme
s'echappe, ct cen est assez pour
que % femme soft srretle CONNIE
sorciare. Appeh devsnt l'infame
tribunal. Get homme crsdule ct su.
persti.ieox co~promet l'accuste
par m tlmoignags naif don't les
jnges experiment des apparences de
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LEM ET LORY
PAR ALEXANDRA WE'LL
PREMIERE PARTIE

Aux coo6us Do pAlaoe sur ID route do Ssrssbonrg /
.uerbourg ese do Bisebwiller - trouve an vil
lase don't les masons ant front On bois de pins for.
meot une cbsne plos on moius interrompue dun ko-
metre do longueur Ce village est blt use cone
rsvsss Do aqssls ssdos a hansau q ie faes Rim
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Une propriStS situSe 1 IS mil.
les do Ia Nouvelle- ORLEANS, pa
Es{s roisse Saint-Jean. Enptiste, rive
lill gauche du Aeave, bcrnte par leo
buhitstiov,n Aspcallso pkrsl1ovV
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ct Valsin Marmllion, mesurant un demi ar.
pent do face au feuye, sur un arpent Dc pro-
fondeur, ct comprenant une maison do
residence avec cuisine dstachSe, un magssin
ct deux autres batisses--le tout en- bon Stat,
ct parfaitement commode pour un CONNER.
cant. Ssdresser a.. ..s sa. z.ar
vIDEL 4 oLAuDor.
Encoignure Chartrss ct St-Louis, NO.
IlnOv i'm.
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OAKLAND COLLEGE,
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI


(NEAR RoDNEI.)
THE next Session of this Institution will COM
mence on the second Wednesday of SEP
TENDER and end the third Thursday in June.
FACULTY.
Rev. N. l.. RICE, D. D., Elect President and
Professor of Moral and Mental Science, and
Bellies Lettres.
GEORGE LITTLE, Phi. D., Professor of Natural
Science.
COL GEO. M. EDGAR, Professor of Mathematics.
R,v. G. l.. PETRIE, Professor of Latin Language
and Literature.
II. R. MORRISON, A. M, Professor OF Greek
Language and Literature.
CHARLES 81. MOORE, NJ. D., Professor of Mod.
ern Languages.
KEITH LANYEAU, A. B., Principal of Preparato
ry Department.
-, Assistant in Preparatory Department.
TERMS: PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE.)
Tuition per Term, $40 90
Contingent Fee, w
Board at Refractory, per month"; of weeks, 20 90
Washing, per dozen, %
Students are required to furnish their own
books, furniture, fuel and lights.
Boarding may be oDtaiheu III private Ianihes
at S25 per month.
Candidates for the Christian ministry and sons
Of ministers of all denominations, are admitted
free of charge for Tuition.
The College is situated within four and half
miles of Rodney, on the Mississippi river, and
is therefore easily accessible from all parts of
the Southwest.
All communications should be addressed to
the President of Oakland College, Rodney, Mis-.
A
sissippi. JAMES ARCHER,
aug T-ly Secretary OF the Board.
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FROM THE NORTHERN STATES.

Presbyterian General Assembly o. S., at Alba
ny, N. YOrk-The General Assembly convened
at Rev. Dr. Spragues church, on Dist of May.
The opeping sermon was delivered by Rev.
Dr. Humphrey, of Louisville.
Rev. DR.. Musgrave, of Philadelphia, was
elected Moderator on the second ballot, and
Robert c. Knight, of Pittsburgh, was chosen
Clerk
Rev. Mr.. Prime, of New York, moved that
it be the order of the day for Friday, at IL
A. NJ, to hear the report of the committee on
the reunion of the D. and n School churches.
About $50 delegates were present They
come from all parts of the country, and there
are Commissioners of Presbyteries from Africa,
India, Brazil and China.
Presbyterian General Assembly, New School
The New School General Assembly organized
at Harrisburg, Pa, May 81, by election of
Rev. DR.. John f. Stearns, of Newark, n. j.,
as Moderator Over two hundred delegates
are in attendance.
Rev. Dr. George Junkin, one of the most en-
inent ministers OF the Old School branch Of the
Presbyterian Church, North died suddenly at
his residence in Philadelphia on Wednesday
afternoon, May 20.
DR.. Junkin was formerly President Of Wash,
ington College, Va, and was the father of two
ministers in this Synod-Rev. E. d. Junkin,
and Rev. VIM. F. Junkin A further notice
will be given hereafter.
Pine Street Church, St. Louis.-At a recent
communion, fourteen persons were added to the
church, and since Rev. B. T. Lacy took charge
of it. two years ago, ainety-folr have been
addedt oits membership remarkable growth,
and one for which both minister and people are
grateful to the Head of the Church His
blessing has been constantly with them-heal-
ing their divisions, and Sanctifying their atflic
tions to their own growth in grace, and the
glory of His kingdom on earth.
Installation of Rev, j. Halsted Carroll as Pas
tor of the South Reformed Church of New Haven,
Conn.-The New Haven Register says: Last
Sunday, May 10th, was memorable day in the
history of the South Church of this city
Rev. Mr.. Carroll, who has been Stated Supply
for six wears, and who has succeeded In build
ing up a prosperous church in the face of the
persistent and unparalleled opposition of por-
ton of the Congregational Clergy, who could
not use either the minister or the organization
for the dissemination of political or partizan
views, was installed as pastor Of the first church
on New England soil Of the oldest denomina-
ton in the United States, in the presence of
an immense audience. The committee APP
pointed for this purpose by the Classics of New
York, consisted OF Rev. DIR. Ferris, Chancellor
of the University OF New York, Rev. DR..
Rogers. Pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Reformed
Church, Rev. DR.. Lord, Pastor Of the l2lst
Street Church, and Rev. DR.. Ganse, Pastor of
the 23d Street Church, New York, all of whom
were present and took part in the services
Seldom in this city has there been heard a
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o. bitMaties.

Died, near Atlee's Station, Hanover county,
Va, on the 10Th inst, Miss MoLL1E A. HOOPER,
of this city
Died, in Savannah, Ga; on the Sd of May, in
tie seth year of her age, Mrs. SARAH Margaret
WALTHoUR, wife of Capt w. l.. Walthour, and
daughter of Hon. Judge Fleming.
Died, in Savannah, Ga, March 18th, in the
9th year of her age, ELLEN, wife of Legare T.
Walker, of Augusta, and only daughter of the
Rev. l. S. X. Arson.
FEATHER, will that they also whom thou hast
given me be with me where am
Died, in Harrisonburg, Va, on the 10th of
May, Mrs MARGARET WARTNANN, wife of John
d. Wartmann, in the 5Oth year of her age.
Nearly twenty years ago she made profession
of her faith in Christ and connected herself with
the Presbyterian church of Harrisonburg, dur
ing the pastorate of the Rev. Henry Brown
from which time till her death she maintained
an active Christian life, manifesting the power
of religion by her cody walk and conversation
and faithful discharge OF all the duties devolving
upon her. Her illness, which was protracted,
was ever viewed by her in the light of a chasten-
ing imposed by her Heavenly Father not in the
way of anger but of love, and strengthened with
His might and sustained by His grace, she bore
her suferings with unmurmuring patience and
cheerful acquiescence in the Divine will.
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DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

Commodore M. F. Maury is about to return
TO his native States and give her the benefit of
his superior attainments by taking charge of a
department of the Virginia Military Institute
His acceptance of the Appointment, made by
the Board of Visitors some months ago, has
been communicated and his arrival at the In
stitute will be about the last of June.
Prof. John L. Campbell, of Washington Col
lege, writes to the VALLEY V1ginian, Among
many specimens of minerals examined by me
during the last few months, were number
from Augusta county, one of which proved to
be good ore of copper; another was fine
sample of white ''Barytes," (Sulphate of Ba-
ryta, such as is employed largely in the man.
ufacture of paints Another specimen of cop
per ore from Jefferson county has also been
recently tested, and proved to be of good quail
ity. know nothing of the extent of the de-
posts from which these ores were obtained,
but if found in sufficient abundance they are
certainly very valuable.
Prof James C. Watson, the young but already
celebrated astronomer of Michigan University,
has Just published, through Lippincott Of
Philadelphia, and Trubner of London, large
and costly treatise on astronomy.
Leasing of the Mississippi Central Railroad
Messrs. McComb & Co., Northern capitalists
have leased this Railroad and propose to con-
meet it with the Ohio river at .Paducah, by
speedily putting under contract and completing
what is known as the New Orleans and Ohio
Air Line Railroad, from Jackson Tenn, to
Mayfeld, KY, and then to make connection
with St. Louis by the speedy construction Of
a railroad from opposite Paducah Uid DuQuoir
and Belville, ILL.,, and also to connect with the
Eastern cities By the construction of aO4he
cennes, Ind, ria Carmi, Ill.
Adams Express Company refuses to take any
more Sabbath school papers for any denomina
ton free of charge.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

The Irish Presbyterians are girding them
selves to the prospect of disendowment. The
Episcopal party has been endeavoring to OBJ
tain their voices and influence in condemnation
of the "disestablishment But they have
failed to do so, while, at the same time, the
Dublin Presbyterian Synod have distinctly pro-
nounced against ''promiscuOus' endowment
in matters ecclesiastical. Their attitude is
highly honorable, and as such, it commands
ect.-Cor. OF Presbyterian.
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MON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
(OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

TNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
(OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.
FACULTY.
Rev. S. B. WILSON, D. D., Pastoral Theology
R. l.. DABYEY, Systematic and Polemic Theolo-
gy, and Sacred Rhetoric.
B. NJ. SMITH, Oriental Literature.
T. E. PECK, Church History and Government.
SESSION of eight months begins I'd Monday of
SEPTEMBER.
EXPENSES, aggregate, $3.50 per annum, exclu
sive of books and clothing All deserving stu
dents placed on liberal scholarships
Post office address, Hampden Sidney, Va.
The Seminary may be reached daily by Rail
road to Farmville, Va, and stage seven miles.
Catalogues with full details furnished, on ap-
plication TO Il. Il. DAbNEl, Clerk.
mr.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. ="

By FRANK 81. ALFRIEND, of Richmond.
This is the only full, authentic and OFFICIAL
history of the Life and Public Services of the
great Southern leader Mr.. Alfriend has had
the cooperation and assistance of the leading
Confederate officials in the preparation of this
work, as will be apparent to all on examination,
Send for specimen pages and circulars, with
terms. Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
my 6-4t Philadelphia, Pa.
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TEACHER WANTED-For the Classical
High School of Point Pleasant. We wish
a married man, and an experienced teacher.
The course is high. A salary of $500 year
guaranteed, and as much more as the school
may make. Session begins lst September and
ends last of June. A graduate of the Univer-
sity preferred.
Address, Rev. B. B. BLAIR,
my20-1m Point Pleasant, West Va.
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q NJ WILLIAMSON,
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WHOLESALE GROCER AND
MISSION MERCHANT,
Nos. 1916 AND 1918 CARY STREET, BETWEEN
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Will give strict attention to the sale of Coun.
try Produce, and pledges to his patrons full
market prices and prompt returns. Advances
will be made on consignments in hand.
REFERS BY PERMISSION TO:
Planters National Bank of Va; A. F. Harvey,
ESQ.,, President National Bank of Va; Messrs.
Harvey & Williams Messrs. A. Y. Stokes &
Co.; Messrs R: d; Maury Co, Bankers /;
Auctioneers; Wilson, Son & Co, Baltimorei
c. C. Strayer, Esq, Cashier First National
Bank, Harrisonburg, Va.
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IMPROVED INSTRUMENT FOR SURVEY
ING AND CALCULATING AREAS.
INVENTED By
J.. M. LILLEY, stanton, Virginia.

J. M. LILLEY, Stanton, Virginia.
TVHIS INSTRUMENT has been adopted al
the United States Military Academy, West
Point Kenyon College, Ohio Wake Forest Col
lege, North Carolina Trinity College, North
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and others; and by number of the best En-.
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ed by the Professors of Mathematics and En-.
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Circulars containging description of the In.
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for them.
Orders for Instruments filed promptly.
Agents wanted to introduce the Instrument
into the different States.
Address r. d. LILLEY,
Staunton, Virginia.
feb 1-6m or Box SO. Billsboro, Ohio.
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Mattied,

At weet Springs, Va, on the 10th instant
by Rev. J. NJ. Rice, ANDREW A. KEAN, of Allie
ghany county, Va, and Miss HARRIET G. Cook,
of Monroe county, West Va.
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Keep constantly on hand good and well
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