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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19
GATHERING APPLES.

1t lisa wei.,kbowu fact that apples
gathered from the irea by hand, ind
packed carefully, so that there shall be-
o bruise or scratch upon them, will
Keep twice as long AS those shaken from
the trees aud gathered from the grass
Yet there are many limbs too sleLder
to support ladder or u boy, and
shaking" must be resOrted to.
Two old rake-handes will servd Ms ~
apple picker These must be united by
Q rivet or bolt 30 that they can oIcn
and shut ike pair Of shears. Then
the blacksmith must furnish two iron
r,ugs OF hoops, abont six inches in di'
amster; these must be fastened to the
ends OF the handles, so that when they
are shut one RUG will exactly match the
other.
Sacks Of strong cloth.ticking or twill
ed cotton must be made, eighteen inches
in circumference, and nine inches in
l.nslh; these bags are fastened into the
the iron hoops. Thus, pair vf toDgt
or shears are formed with bags to con.
tain tho fruit suspended from the hoops
The picker eau stand upon the groun,
aud gather the fruit into his bags wild
ease and quickness. Seize the apples
or cluster of them, give slight twir
70 the tongs, and the apples are bagged
When the sacks are filled, turn then
carefully into the barrels. The rive
must be placed in the tongs so that j
can be readily used, and not stretch on
the arms too far Instruments of diff
feront lengths can be made for high o
low branches.
Apples and pears can both BIO gather
ed in this mauuer. a warm, dry da,
should be selected, aud, if possible, a
the hottest period of the day. Englis
gardeners tell US that it makes u remark
able difference in the period Of thei
keeping. Apples, especially, show muc
less tendency to decay if gathered q
MONDAY. The reason is obvious: the
are perfectly dry, and no dampnes
gathers. Winter apples also kee
longer if gathered before they are full
ripe, before they will shake easily frol
the tree.
An old farmer in Vermont is famou
for keeping apples into May and jan
fresh and fair. He was asked his metl
cd. ~ put 'em on shelf in clos,
In dry cellar, and lock the door. an
loose the key" was his reply Heart
and Home.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19

TIE VALUE OF WooD AsHRs.-Our
best fermers and gardeners all believe
that wood ashes are valuable for as list.
ing the growth of plants. tits now a
good time to make experiments with
this material, ascertain just how much
IT Is worth, aud we advise rmers who
have the opportunity to spread ashes at
the rate OF ten TO fifteen bushels per
acre upon their fall'sown wheat or rye.
The ashes should be sown upon alternate
strips, so that the difference in growth
aud yield OF grain can be clearly ascer-
tanned. A few carefully conducted ex.
periments of this kind will enable far.
mers to determine just how much ashes
are worth Oh their farms -Hearh and
Home.
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o s..

THE GOLD MEDAL WIS av RI
Il ed at the late fair In Bait m 80 to
Chs NJ. SRI Il, fer the m st P.anus now
made over Baltim re, PhilSd"lphia, aud
New York Pianos. Office and Warerroms
No.. North Liberty ST near Baltimore
St., Baltimore, Nd.
Sti-ff's Pianos have all the latest improve
ments, including tie Agrsffa Treble. Ivory
Fronts, and the improved French Acti'
Fully warranted for five years, with priv
lege Of exchange within twelve months, IL
not entirely satisfactory to purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor Organs
always on hand from ESQ t. $500.
Reference. who have our Pianos in use (:
Gen. r. E Lee, Lexington, Va, Gen. Roht.
R,wson, Wilmington, N. c.. Gen. d. II
Hill, Charlotte, N. c., Gov. Join L-tcher,
Lexington, Va, John L Rb'a. s. Col. J.
P. Snapp, Mt Blountvile. Tenn, Martha
Washington College, Abingdon, Va. Terms
liberal. A call is solicited. oci3O ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19

"PARKEa House RoLLs.-Take
Two quarts Of wheat -four, make hole
10 the centre, put in a piece of butter
tho size of an egg, little salt, a table.
spoonful Of white sugar pour over this
apiut Of milk ro'iously boiled and
cold, one half teacup of yeast. When
the sponge is light mould for fifteen
minutes. Let il rise again, and cut out
IN round cakes when light, flatten each
cake with the rolling. pin, put piece of
butter on top, and fold each over on to
itself Put in paus to rise, and when
l'gh', bake in quick ovcn.-Hearth
Aad Home.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19

cay enDe, and one Gu meg Work il all
together in loaf>shepe, break an egg on
top aud rub it all over the loaf, sprinkle
bread crumbs over il, put 1t luto a
baking pau with water aud bike three
hours, basting frequently 1t is not
good warm, but IL il ~ lie eaten cold
as a par di.h The bra l,cruml g
are made Of stale bread drowned ia Il Q
rvei aud rolled fife. They are better
than CT k r for seal uped oysters, and
many otl er culinary purposes where
cracker crumbs are generally used
."edrh and Hbme
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RoNDHoLDRs OF THE va. 4 TENN,
- RAILROAD COM. AIRY.

Every preparation has now bees made faF ~
funding OF the past due interest Ia the mannss 80
upon the teFma of which notice has been prsviousIy
given,
On and after the arst day Of November, I shall n.
glad 10 receive the past due Coupons Of the Com
pany, and TO have eaeh eommu uioafians anon an.
subject Otherwise, which bandholdera NAY de.irs
10 make In fuHheranee q aha .ohjsst.
shAi occupy a room N the Colnpany's main h.ta
Ing At Lynah6ars. cHAkLEs W sT1THAa'
fnnding AGENT,
oes ~ In LynchbarT Va
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8ieIb anb 8arbrm.

Tar TmEM AS pertinent to this
!,,lumn Of our paper We reccmend that
purchases DO made Of the following
Houses
Agricultural implements, and Seeds
for garden aud field, Il, Sinclair 4 Co.,
Il. Whitman & Sons, aud N. W.
Siade L. Co.. Baltimore, p. ii. Stark
aud Watt & Knight, RichmOud, and Q.
Billups. Norf Tx. Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19

PAsrE.-Dissolve a tablespoonful Of
alumni in quart Of warm water. Add
-four sufficient to give it the consistency
OF theick cream, and stirred in smoothly,
put in thimbleful of powdered rosin
and half dozen cloves. Then pour
this into teacupsul of boiling water,
stirring we'll all the time, and let it no,
main over the FIRE till it is thick like
mush, which will take La few minutes.
Put into an earthen dish, cover and set
10 cool place. When needed for use,
soften portion Of it with warm water.
-HearM and Hou,e.
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~
ny E WATT PLow
SPECIAL NOTICE FOR sFiSo, iSos.


AZ thu season for the cultivation Of crops ia now
approaching, would call especial attention TO our
No. A. Jaw. Jla pillow has failed to taks
the first prem ium at every Agricultural Fair which
II has been exhibited, to wits Danvile in 1867 and
1865 at Lexington and Staunton the Fair Of the vir
gna State Horticultural Society, and the Fairs at
Henderson, N. C., Anderson, s. c., In 1859. II Is
unrivalled a. q eultivating piow II saves all hoe
work. loosens and pulveriIos the soil deeply and by
simple change OF pieces II Is fallow and furrow
pillow, subsoil and eultivating pillow, and fitted with
the steei serapsr Il s the best Implement for scrap
ing out cotton. tobacco, and vegetables. For full
particulars send for circular. Fully warranted
and out OF thousands sold In tho States from Mary
land to Texas, not one has been returned, and all
praised.
Price, with extra point, wrench, eultivAiing and
subsoil mould, ee5o. steel Scrapsr tl. so and 81,
as to size.
Full stock Of other sizes Of pl ows Of the " an
Pattern, SO and st. both right and left handed, and
warranted free from choking and do their work
every essential particular more thoroughly and with
less draught than any pillow made ia the city Of
Richmond, and In this ' ARRAN-r we mean literally
what we say. WATT 4 KNIGHT,
1852 Franklin Street, Richmond, Va.
M szmples can be at the once Of the Bristol
Gesos, and also at the agency Of J. X. Anderson X
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GLUE.-Break an ounce Of glue Is /
small pieces, pct it into tin can with
a tightly'fltling top. cover with alcohol,
and let il stand for three or four day !,
wh,n it will be sc dy for use. In We, y
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Hearth ard Home.
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ITO OUR FARMER FRIENDS
keep posted on that which Is transplrine
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VEAL LOAF. Three pounds of
veal outlet, one quarter Of a pound Of
TAT pork, chopped hne =. minoesmas,
add ereAd'erumbs till it is stiff, break H.
two sggs, add ono tablespoonful Of
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

FACULTY:
GrSrRAL R. Y. LEE, President.
CARTER J. ia IRIS 4, NJ,
Pr0j,SsOr of Latin.
JAMES WHITE, A. NJ,
Professor of Greek.
s. JoYNEs. A. NJ,
Prof. Modern languages.
Ray. ]. L. KIRKPATRICK. D. D.,
Prof. Moral Philosophy.
wM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof Hist ~ aud English Literature.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, A. ~,
Prof. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. A. NJ,
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RICHAED s. McCULLOCH, A NJ,
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Pref. applied Chemistry.
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IN mn BUSHELS CORN WANTED.

l Will pay Cash for 10000 Bushela Of good
white corn, delivered st my mill, heretofore
known as "Wsllace's Mill,h sig miles east
OF Bristol. The corn must be In thorough
" day order, and run through good wheat
fan or mill, to make It merchantsble.
Apply TO Capt. Hulso at the mill. or IN
Pepper Bros, Bristol--either Of whom vii
rnlsh sacks add money.
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NOTICE TO The FARSEps OF SUI
In LlVAN and adjoining Gun es.


MARTIN q POWELL,
OF Bristol, Tenn, and Atlanta, Ga, have made
ample n,onied arrangements to pay CAsH ron Ali
PRopucE a. regular market quotations. They VIII
also make bcral advances on all consignments TO
the house Ia Atlanta. Drafts to be drawn through
the senior partner, Capt. W l.. Martin, Of Bristol.
Bills Of fading TO accompany the drafts.
We will also supply the trade with Domesiios and
Cotton Yarns At cost and carriage and will take Pro-
duee in exchange July l6f
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HAVING RECENTLY MADE LARGE
IL additions to our Stock by the purchase
ofthe latest improved Printing Matsria
BEAUTIFUL Type Ornamental Dssigus, kc., we
do not hesitate to assert that our
BOOK 81 JOB OFFICE
IL replets with everything which consti-
tutes
A FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
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cTITiCATKr:
Write to 81. r. W. hughes, At Abingdon, Va, for
full particulars Of the staTke Pillow. He Is one Of
the most scientific and enterprising farmers In the
country, AID recommends 1t above any other Pho"
he ever known.
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LoST, KIKo ILLIAA o., Oct. ], 1858.
Mn. r. II. sTARK-Sfr After giving your new
Pillow very severe trial, am compelled 10 say II
comes up fully to your recommendation. Upon a pea
fallow 1t surpssses any pillow have ever seen used.
In no instance have seen II choke except where
tn ore n close clay soil, which was not In proper
order for blowing. All who have seen IL work are
pleased. / am, very truly, yours,
WV. V. CRoxTor.
RE Call at Fowler Il Gibboneys and see ssmpl
Of these Flows. apr Iy
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No moro Use for Four Horse Flows
ny Land In Virgins can be rlow, with Two Horse
st Price he Same Other Pfnps
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DuBtIN, Va, March 10, 1850.
Ma. p. ". sTARkK, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir After several days trial, pronounee
tbs " Dixie" a complete success II Is by far thq
II htest draft Plow to turn the tcdh and depth II
does that ever saw. ! shall certainly give the
"Dixie"a fair trial in turning clover the coming
Summer. II you can induce any one to take my new
left hand Lexington at hdV cost l. take " Dixie"
Very respectfully, In. T. HART.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-14

CREDO. Boston: LEA & SHEPARD.
This book is written in a strain
somewhat similar to those other books
which have occasioned no little stir
among religionists, viz Ecce Homo,
Ecce Deus, Eoce Deus Homo, and,
like them, is anonymous. In Credo
the design of the author seems to be
solely to strengthen the faith Of the
people IN the supernatural character
of the Holy Scriptures, and conse-
quently to have it accepted as the only
true guide for the life that now is, as
well as that which is to come. 1t
treats of history, philosophy and
science as applied to the Bible, and
ably argues that the former invariably
demonstrate the truth of the latter
The chapter relating to the history of
the IsraeIites as nation is particu-
larly eloquent and interesting, and
contains facts that are unknown to
large majority of protesting Christians.
The place of the author is very
simple. He begins by illustrating the
remarkable fulfilment of Biblical
prophecies in regard to ancient and
modern Municipalities, condensing and
rearranging with much skill the texts
and illustration given at greater length
by Keith and other authors. The re-
lations Of geological and other sciences
to the Scripture history are analyzed
The credibility Of the eYangelists and
other early witnesses to Christianity
defended, the doctrines of the Trinity
the personality of the devil, the evi.
dences Of a future state and the prob
abilities of speedy dissolution of
the present order of earthly existence
are also discussed with uncommon
spirit and earnestness. The writer.
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while obviously all alive to the in-
portanee of the tenets he maintains,
rarely or never forgets the courtesy
due to candid opponents, and by his
nndoubted sincerity, liberal culture
and animated style will gain many
readers among those who rarely open
books on theology.
Christians are expected to be able
to always give an intelligent reason for
the hope that is within them, and
many will find evidences collected and
eloquently presented in creeds which
cannot fail to remove much of the
doubt and skepticism with which be-
levers ere ordinarily troubled. The
book may be ordered of Messrs. Lee
& Shepard by mail, or purchased at
all of the leading bookstores.
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