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vowel sounds, of resultants and of dissonance;
and that Tyndall and others have investigated
the subject of sounding and sensitive flames.
In optics, too, the cause of long and short
sightedness, and the way in which the eye ad-
justs itself for near and distant objects, have
been correctly understood only within few
years. In astronomy, also, the analysis OF
solar and stellar light by means of the spectre
scope has led to discoveries of the highest in
terest, while recent investigation has thrown
much light upon the nature of the photosphere
and spots of thesun.
We do not say that this book is all that
can be desired, or that it even approximately
supplies the need for general view of the
present condition of physical science. In
deed, in its title, it adheres to the old method,
and by designating Physics as Natural
Philosophy" it measurably confirms the un-
scientific notion of antagonism between
physical and mental philosophy notion
founded upon the old superstitious reverence
for the metaphysical method, and the ex-
ploded belief in the possibility of deducing
q finite universe from the uncomfortable abso-
lutte, and the incomprehensible infinite. This
criticism, however, detracts but little from
the real merit Of the work; nor does it affect
its value as an illustration of the great revo-
luton which has taken place in the world of
learning, and as proof that the revolution
has invaded those sanctuaries which have,
hitherto. been the strongholds Of what may
be called scientific conservatism. When the
great Massachusetts, institution accepts the
reform, it is time for the ordinary schools to
open their eyes to the light of progress and
knowledge.
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MR.. SAMUEL R. SMITH.

This venerable man died on the 18th of June, at
the residence of his son, Rev. j. Henry Smith, in
Greensboro, Il. c., in the Slst year of his age.
Much the larger part of his life was spent in Lex
ington Va. Industrious, prudent and pious, he Sc
cured the confidence and esteem of the whole COM
munty. AfectiOnate, faithful and wise aa father,
he reared to manhood four sons well fitted to glad
den his heart and cheer his declining years. Two
of these fell in great struggle for independ
ence, and Of the two who survive him. one is the
respected pastor of the Presbyterian church, and
the other is the teacher of a reputable classical
school in Greensboro, n. G.
From early period of his life, to the time of his
death, Mr.. Smith was a consistent and useful mem
Der of the Presbyterian church OF Lexington, Va.
His piety unpretending, uniform, and tervent.
He loved the word and the house of God. He de-
lighted in the place of social prayer, and often led
the deyotions of his brethren in the prayer meeting
much to their comfort and edi6eation. His prayers
were characterized by eminent simplicity, devoted
ness and spirituality.
With his pastor he always sympathzed tenderly,
and for him he prayed habitually and fervently.
The last pastor he had in Lexington cherishes his
memory with the tenderest affection, and thinks of
his death with mingled emotions OF joy and sorrow
JOY for the dead and sorrow for the living.
The whole church grieves that they shall see his
face no more, but are eomforted by the hope of
meeting him ''where the assembly ne'er breaks up,
the Sabbath ne er shall end" His venerable widow
and two surviving sons have the sympathy and love
of the church which so highly esteemed him.
Having led the life, he died the death of the right
eOus, and now shares largely in the inheritance of
the saints in light. w. S. w.
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The House Of Lords, as at present constituted
consists of about four hundred and sixty members
of whom fifteen are minors. Deducung the irish
and Scotch representative peers and the prelates,
the number of hereditary pcerages IS three nun
bred and eighty-nine and OF these the larger ma
jority are the creations Of the present century
The Emperor of Russia has invited Napoleon to
visit st. Petersburg during the Universal Exhibl
ton to be held in the course Ct next year.
The New Testament, containing the Japanese and
English versions, in parallel columns and edited
By the American missionaries, is now In course OF
publication in Japan, and will soon be issued
Glorious results will follow the reading OF the New
Testament by the japanese, and they will read 1t,
if permitted to do so in their own language.
1t is said that the Rev. William Morley Pun
shon being now settled in Canada, his friends have
resolved to erect for him commodlous place OF
worship A great block of buildings In the centre
of Toronto has been purchased for the purpose or
clearing site large enough to afford space for
gigantic tabernacle, in which thousands may be
accommodated.
Marriage of MissiOnariss.-In the Baptist Mis-
sionary Society, at its recent annual meeting in
London, a proposal was made by DR. Landels at
which good many people will shake their heads.
Ii was nothing less than this-that the marriage
of missionaries should be discouraged. He argued
for this not of course, on the ascetic ground but
for economical and strategical reasons.
The susteutation Of the Ministry of the Irish Pres
byterian Church-The question is often asked in
Ireland-Wil the laity support the ministry, if
the Church be disendowed? This question re-
ceived a positive and practical answer the other
day, when a member of First Strabane Presbyte
rian Church handed his minister acheque for 9l00
as his subscription to the Sustentation Fund to be
Il \. -, In
ROYAL Assent. The organ of the Irish Presbyte-
rian Church contains number of letters on the
subject of Sustentatiou Fund, and several plans
have been already proposed
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Commercial Matters,
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, July g. 1869.
Revised and corrected by SPENCER Il CUNNING
HAM, General Commission Merchant Shoco Ware
house, Richmond.
GoLD-Selling, 18S@189 SILvEe-Selling, 1885,
Tobacco Market
Breaks Full with dull market for the past week
for all kinds, but choice grades which we will sus.
tain. We quote;
Common Lugs, light weights S6@$6.5O; Good
Lugs, good weights, S7@s.50; Sweet Lugs, working,
S7@15; Common Shipping Leaf, S7@11 Fine
Shipping Leaf, SlO@16 Fine Manufacturing Leaf,
Sl2@l6; Common Wrappers, $1O@16; Fine Fancy
Wrappers, $20@90; Extra Fancy Wrappers, $3.50
40: Steming, $8@S15; Stems, $194.50.
Provisions.
Bacon-Sides, lS@193 cents; Shoulders, 100
163 cents; plain hams, 2O@2l cents; canvassed
Flour: 9superfne, 81 5O@8; Extra, $8@86O.
Family, S9@9.5O.
Meat-bolted, 81 unboted, SO@S5 cents.
COfse.-Java, 40@4S cents; Laguira, 24926cts;
Rio, 20@24 cents.
Sugars.-Crushed, 171@1S cents refined extra G..
l58@16 cents; brown, l2@15 cents.
AOlGSSes-Cuba, 5O@65 cents; Porto Rico. 75(aSl
Butter.-Fresh country, 2O@25 cents. Common,
1925.
SaN-Alum, 81. 40; Liverpool, S..
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Obituaries.

Died, in Powhatan county, Va, June l1th after
protracted sickness, WILLIAM WILKINSON, in the
els, year of his age.
He was tender and afectionate husband and
father, and left widow and three children to feel
the loss of his care and his love. His upright con-
duct a citizen, and the kindness and courtesy of
his intercourse with his friends and neghbors, had
gained for him the confidence, esteem and affection
of large circle of acquaintance. In the latter
part of his life his salvation occupied much of his
thoughts and there is good reason to believe that he
rests with the Lord.
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DIRECTORS.

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Assets 1st January 1896, 900, now much increased.
Policies issued in l6 months 2,053, covering risks
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1t advises the payment of all cash premiums, be.
cause their dividends will continually decrease each
next payment until nothing will be required and the
one half loan on life and joint life policies. One
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1t requires no notes for loans of the part of pre-
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absorbed by-dividends is payable.
1t has no restriction on residence or travel. All
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It has the following valuable feature which no
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having their part payment forfeited "The Pied.
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event of separation from its Office by any interyen-
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ture, paid up policy, surrender value and renstate
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Its investments are made for benefit of Southern
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1t brings money to our people-keeps money with
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Its dividend will begin 1st May next, and it feels
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For insurance in Richmond apply to Home Office
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IS A MER. SCHOOL INST" FOUNDED 1856,
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Fourteen years trial has proved the AMER. SCHOOL
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Ecclesiastical Aotifes.
SYMBOLS AND PREsBYTERIEs.

SYN0Ds AND PRESBYTERIES.
Times Of Meeting.
SYMBOLS
Alabama. Gainesville, Oct 20, 7pm.
Arkansas. Washington, 0ct'7, m.
Georgia. Tallahassee, Nov "a, m.
Kentucky.
Memphis. Water Valley, Miss, Oct 10.
Mississippi. New Orleans, Dec s, pm.
Nashville. Murtreesboro, Oct. Is, m.
North Carolina. Morganton, Oct Is, pm.
South Carolina. Chester, Oct 20, p m.
Texas. Houston, Nov 8, m.
Virginia Richmond, Oct q, bpm.
PREsBYTERIEs
East Alabama. Greenville, Oct. IA, Ppm
South Alabama. Uniontown, Oct 10, II m.
Tuscaloosa. Mt. Olivet.
Arkansas New Hope, Sept. g. II IN
Indian.
Ouachita. Arkadelphia, Sept 80, 7pm
Atlanta Decatur, Sept. 80, 7pm
Augusta Homer, Sept. Is, 7pm
Cherokee. Dalton, Sept. 16, pm
Florida. Quincy, Nov. 10, 73pm
Macon. Americas, Nov IA, pm
Savannah. cambridge, Nov. 10, IL m
Ebenezer KY. Crittenden, Sept. IA, 7pm.
Central Ohio. North Liberty, Sept. 9, I'm
Louisville, KY. Mulberry CHI, Aug. Is, II a M
Muhlenburg, KY.
Paducah. Newstead, Oct. l.
Pennsylvania. Bethel, Sept. %, pm
West Lexington. Mt. Horeb, Sept. Z, IL m
Chicbasaw. Tuscumbia, Sept. 80, II am
Memphis. Memphis, Sept. 16, 7 pm
North Mississippi. fernando, Sept. 16, pm
Western District. Union City, Sept. II.
Central Mississippi Bethesda, Oct IA.
Louisiana. Comite church Sept 80.
Mississippi. Union church.
New Orleans
Red River. Mansfield, Oct.
Tombeckbee.
Holston. Meadow Creek, Sept. l6, I m
Knoxville. Soddy, Oct 6, 7pm
Nashville Murfreesboro, Oct II, p m
North Alabama. Fayetteville, Sept, 16, y pm
Concord. Dayidson's River, Sept 2, II m
Fayetteville. Sharon Oct. Z, u m
Orange. Pittsboro, Sept. 10, d pm
Wilmington. South River chapel, Sept. %.
Bethel
Charleston
Harmony. Cheraw, Oct. 6.
South Carolina.
Brazos Houston, Nov. 2, IL am
Central Texas Waco, Oct. rs, m
Eastern Texas.
Western Texas. Loekhart, Oct IA.
Abingdon. Galena, Aug 10, IL a m
Chesapeake. Franklin ST. Bait, Sept. 80, 81 m
East Hanover. Mt. Carmel, Oct. q, IL m.
Greenbrier. Spring Creek, Oct 81, IL m
Lexington. Central Union, Aug 25, IL m
Montgomery. Covington, Sept. 15, q pm.
Roanoke. Buffalo, Aug. Is.
West Hanover. Byrd church, Oct. %, u m
Winchester. Romney, Sept 10.
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THE MODE OF BAPTISM, tested by Scriptures:
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cents.
INFANT BAPTISM, tested by Scriptures by
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Third Edition of THE SONGS OF PRAISE. Be
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TALES FROM ALsACE, or Scenes and Portraits from
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MattiEa,

In CASTOR county, N. c., on the Goth of May, by
the Rev. R. II. Morrison, D. D., Rev. W. W.
PBARR and Miss S. E. moore.
At Silver Lake, Maury county, Tenn, June oath,
by Rev. j. Stephenson Frierson, ROBERT l.. MITCH
EVER and Miss CLoTILDA G. FRIERsoN.
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.ISON'S ANTIDOTE.

DISON'S ANTIDOTE.
beg to call particular attention to the TACT that
Risons Sovereign Tobacco Antidote,
is prepared only by
JOHN w. RISON, Apothecary,
No. 223, Corner Main and Sd Sts., Richmond
Price so cents
A trial is all that is asked, and if it does not de-
stroy the desire for tobacco the moneg 'caH De re-
funded. As evidence of the merit of my prepare,
ton, please notice the certificates of persons well
known who have used it.
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A YOUNG LADY qualified to teach the usual
" English branches, French, Music, and the ru
diments of Latin, desires situation as Teacher,
and can enter upon the duties at any time.
Address j. w. PLEASANTS, Esq
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THE CONSTITUTION OF THE PRESBYTEE
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A nm SMITH ACADEMY,

A Nm SMITH ACADEMY,
N LEXINGTON. VA.
Each term in this Institution commences on the
10th of September and closes on the Goth of June.
For circulars containing full account of teach
ers, studies and terms, apply to Rev. WILLIAM ).
WHITE, d. D., Principal.
AT the annual meeting of the Trustees, held at the
close of the last term, they say:
"The School has been thoroughly recognized;
judicious discipline and sound instruction has been
introduced into it, and the confidence and favor of
parents have been gained add to this that improve
ments have been made upon the buildings and
grounds.
What has been accomplished is due to the ener-
gy and taithfulness of the Principal aided by corps
OF teachers of unusual and special qualifications;
while the comfort of all has been secured by the lib
crafty, kindness and tact with which the boarding
department has been conducted.
1.-THE Trustees strongly recommend Ann Smith
Academy to all parents who wish to place their
daughters at an Institution possessing great advan-
tages, and where conscientious provision will be
made for their physical intellectual and moral cul-
ture." Attest, j. g. STEELE, Clerk.
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FROM SUPERINTENDENT ORPHANS HOME, /
TUsKEGEE, ALA, Jan. Dist, 1869 J
JOHN W. RISON, ESQ.,, Richmond, Va.
Dear Sr have used one box of your Tobacco
Antidote," and for the sake of experiment, made
the attempt to chew piece of Tobacco, and fount
it rather loathsome than pleasant.
Very respectfully, A. R. HOLDERBY.
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MAYrsv1LLE. S. c.. Dec. 2sth, 18es.

MAYEsvLLE, S. c.. Dec. 2oth, 1868.
certify that l have been using Rison's "Tobacco
Antidote' for two weeks, and find that the prepare
ton will certainly the desire for chewing
Tobacco. 1 therefore cheerfully recommend all who
earnestly desire to abandon this filthy and health
destroying practice, to use the "Antidote," and
they will find it comparatively easy matter to over
come the habit. j. a. MAYES, M. ID.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
From DR.. McGuFey, Professor University of Va. ]
consider this School as amongst the best, if not
the very best in the South l am acquainted with
no Seminary, where young ladies may spend their
time more proftably, safely and agreeaby, than at
the Augusta Female Seminary.
University of Va. VIM. 81. MCGUFFEY.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT
= CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA.
REV. J. B. SHEARER, A. NJ, of the University of
Va, Principal and Proprietor.
P. h. CARPENTER, Assistant.
TERNs-$2OO for Board and Tuition for forty
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25th, 1870. Lights and towels extra. Contingent
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The next term will begin SEPTEMBER LIST, 1862
Send for Catalogue and address
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From Hon. A. b Il. Stuart

FrOm HON. a. u ID. OIuaII
Two of my daughters have been pupils of Miss
Mary J. Bsldwin's School. l have thus become
familiar with her system of instruction and the mer
its of the Institutions and cordially endorse all the
concentrations bestowed on both
Stanton, Va. ALEX. 81. b. STUART.