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j. N. ROBSON,
G o mn nm o sion Nj r. G In a N. t,
Nos. L & 2 Atlantic Wharf,
March 25, 1869

CHARLESTON, 8. c.
HAVING ample means for advances, a business
experience Of twenty years, and confning himself
strictly to Commission Business without opera
ting on his own account, respectfully solicits con-
signments of Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c.
Shippers of Produce to him may, at their option,
heve their consignments sold either in Charleston
or New York; thus having the advantage of two
markets, without extra commission.
REFERENCES.
Bishop W NJ wightman, s C; Col VIM John
ston, Charlotte, N C; Rev o Sommers, Tenn;
Hon John King, Augusta, Ga; Messrs George W
Williams & Co, Charleston; Messrs Williams,
Taylor s. Co, New York.
April 90, 1869 A 1y
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SPRING & SUMMER STOCK.
. 49,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
AND
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and customers that they are now re-
ceiving from New York, new and desirable
stock OF Goods, consisting, in part, of beautiful
and varied styles of CASSIMERES; both French
and American, that are in vogue this season. AL
10, BLACK FRENCH CLOTH and DOESKlN
CASs; BLK. FRENCH DKAB d'ETES, an excel
lent article; LINENS of various kinds !; Silk and
Marselles vESTINGS and Trimmings of every
description, suitable for our business Also, a
splendid lot of READY-MADE CLOTHING, very
cheap-such as Linen Sacks and busters, Cass.
Sacks and Pants, Black Alpaca, Drab d'Etes,
Cloth Sacks and Crock Coats, &C.. Hosiery, Linen
Shirts Under-Shirts and Drawers, Hats, Boots
and Shoes, and various other articles usually kept
in our line oil of which we offer low for cash.
We would also inform our customers that tho
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.. in connection with
the above, will have the especial attention Of the
senior partner, who is posted in all The different
styles of the day, and feels himself fully compe-
tent to give general satisfaction
We would also respectfully call astention to- the
noted
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1yoII Atteated Cure OF Catarrh.

DR IIGHTHILL-DEARS S1R:-1ouf
Treatment in the cure Of my Catarrn mas nao
tEe desired effect, and resulted In permanent
good to me, although my case has TequeenWL!y W
been pronounced 1ncurable. ana naa -
haugted all other modes OF treatmenL, VIII. WL1s
ont The least benefit. My case was SO cntonic
aud troublesome, that by giving !eM "
the symptoms the value OF your tIeaLLneuff
can He more readily estimated. tor y1I years II
had been afflicted with q constant colu ~ ~ ~
the head. obstructing my breathing 20 ~ 70 70
neTeseitate me to keep my mouLn open pna1,oa
TIre sleep; latterly the discharges Deca,S s1inf
snIi3I6e6 md Inn pacted in my nose 70 suCn
~ silent that it required the greatest a- s1ea
az az 70 eTneI them. Sometimes these hata-
Nad INN Is would get in my throat causine 3
10 ~ hawk and scTape even by Lhe nOuf "
oSieIye TnvseIf MY breath was onenslHS,
tett0 r nano0rv became impaired. Olzllness
ny ny iioht Readiness made their appeaIance3
a,1J nF1ate symptoms OF paralysis sIePPe1 Pss1
n and when l placed myself 9noeF Ft,yoteLf yVnif
1e dn3 90 On side OF my face was badly anecgyteSS
"a 3bJs dread disease. My general heatLin hIAUi
sJJfSared alike there was constant uSu' -
Srn3TSv and debiIitated feeling, with no en u,
er0v to move or act; felt as Lreo Oh tei nv "
SIISI morning as did on going 10 my DeIt tt,tn4
onDatite vas capricious and my ulsP la.sHoit
np6RnoseN in mat condition p!aceo tn$Se $hat
nnder vour care and am happy 70 stAt9 M n1 - ~
oil I h0Se disaRreeable and dangerous y Saofo Snor
toms have entirely left mo, ana once AN"-S
enjoy the benefits OF good healtn. ,,,,.o,,a6t
BY giving this publicity you WI VIZ ma.
others similarly affected anu onILsS N0
BrookViUe, JEFFERSON county,
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The Wages of Government LabOrer
Not to be Reduced.
Senator Sumner Receives Ab"sfv'
0Eetters.
A Brilliant Meteor Appears.

New York, May 81.
1t is stated that the Cabinet have re-
Gently discussed the eight hour law:
and concluded that it was not intended
to reduce the wages. 1t was thereupon
decided that the President should issue
at an early day. a proclamation to that
effect.
Senator Sumner Is frequently in re.
ceipt of abusive letters from England
and Canada, in reference to his late
Alabama Claims speech.
A remarkable and brilliant meteor
was visible here, at Hartford, Pough.,
keepsie and other places. 1t passed
through the heavens in northwestern
ly direction, and burst in great splen-
The following dispatch, from Mr..
Vincent Collyer, who was reported cap.
tured by Indians with n detachment OF
soldiers of Company E, Lieut.. Jacobs
acting as his escort, has just been re-
ceived in this city:
Los vAQEAUs, New MEXICO, May 20.
We arrived at Fort Baseom all well.
walking across the staked plains 49,
miles in 81 days, resting on Sunday
The Indians met US with much hospl.
tality. leave for the Navajoe ana
Apache country tomorrow.
(Si0ned) VINCENT CoLLYER.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
DcRth Of an EugIISh AuthOr-The New
Atlantic Cable Compile ted
ENGLAND.


Atlantic Cable Compile ted.
LONDON. May 81.
Rev. Alexander Dyce, the eminent
Shakespearesn commentator and au-
thor, died yesterday, aged II.
The new duplicate telegraph limo to
connect London and Valentia, was
completed this day. It is to be used
solely for the transmission of cable
business. The two Atlantic cables are
in perfect working order. Hereafter
one cable will be used exclusively for
sending dispatches from Valentia and
the other for receiving. There is nc
longer any reason why messages should
not be transmitted almost instantane'
ously between London and New York.
RevezJy Johnson sails tomorrow for
Baltimore.
SPAIN.
MADRID, May 81.
In the Spanish Cortes, yesterday,
Fipete, the Minister OF Marine, replied
to Castellar's speech of Thursday In
favor of Republic.
FRANCE.
PARIS, May 81.
Tue amount of bullion in the Bank
of France has increased fourteen mil
lion francs.
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WASHINGTON.
Proclamation by the President.
The Wages of L.nbOrerH Not to be BE
duced.
More Appointments by President.


More Appointments by President.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
Whereas, the act of Congress approx
ed June 25, 1868, constituted on and al
ter that day eight hours a days work
for all IabOrers, workmen and mechan-
les, employed by or on behalf OF the
Government of the United States, and
repeated all acts and parts of acts in
consistent therewith; now, therefore, !
ULYSSES S, Grant, President OF the Uni
ted States, do hereby direct that from
and after this date, no reduction shall
be made in the wages paid by the Gov
ernment by the day TO such laborers,
WOrkmen and mechanics, on account
of such reduction OF the hours OF labor.
In testimony whereof l have hereto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States 10 be affixed. Done at
the city of Washington, the 19:h day oil
May, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixtv-nine,
and of the Independence of the United
States the ninety-third.
U. S. GRANT.
BY the President,
Hamilton Fish, Sec'y Of State.
An adjourned session of the National
Executive Committee of the Union
League of America, will convene at the
St. Nicholas Hotel. New York, on the
26ih inst
The abstract of all the National
Banks, more than !. 600, shows an
aggregate OF resources and liabilities OF
81, SIG. .3O3, 900. including loans and dis
IS. 500, 900; legal tender notes $50. 500, 600
3 per cent certificates S5l, 600, 600. The
capital stock is over S42O.O0O,000.
T. d. Bassett, Minister to Hayti, re-
ceived his instructions from the De-
partment OF State to-day, and took
leave of the President. The rumors
prevalent here Of an alleged repuRnance
of the Haytian Government to the ap-
pointment of a colOred minister, are
denied. On the contrary the appoint
ment is declared to be received by the
Haytians as a high compliment to the
colored race.
The Lutheran Synod, now in session
here, has appointed Rev. Or. Butler,
Chaplain et.the House OF Representa-
tives, as delegate to the General Assem-
bly, ofthe United Presbyterian Church,
aud Rev. DR.. StullenOITg, Of Pitts
burgh, as alternate.
The Board of Police Commissioners
have appointed a colored man police
magistrate, the first of the African race
in the District of Columbia
President Grant has made the follow
ing appointments:
Felix Caste, Surveyor of Customs at
st. Louis, Mo-; James f. Mclean, Col
lector at Chicago; Edward Gliding,
Assessor of Internal Revanue for Wash
ington Territory; Alfred Sanford,
Supervising Inspector OF steamboats,
for 18th district; Charles NJ. Boyce, Con-
sui at Prague; VIM. NJ. Morris, Post
master at Cedar Falls, Iowa; G. NJ.
Shiebgy, Postmaster at Rome, Georgia;
Jerome II. johnson. (colored) Presi-
dent Of the 1st Ward Republican Club
ard John T. Cook, (colOred) brother OF
Alderman Cook of this city, were to-
day recommended for appointment by
the Commissioners.
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Don Plat TRIES TO CONSOLE Poor
MEN.-To make money, to make great
heaps OF money in the ordinary way of
business, brain is in the way. We note
the fact, as rule, that the more sue
up the worlds goods, one must have
instinct, not sense. To have few mental
wants, no refined tastes. and great
greeds, are the requisites for your rich
man. His happiness must consist in
his mere accumulation. A man makes
a fortune as hog gathers up oed pc
fore viewless, untelt wind-lrom lu-
stinct. Not that an intellectual man
may shut down on his refined tastes,
and through a mental process, discover
the road to al1llence. The goose lies
thousand miles north or south on
straight line, from instinct. A man In
vents the compass ana ACcOmpilshes
the same result.-NelO York Letter. Gin
cinnni Commercial,
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ROBBERY AT WELLsBUR1.-On Mon
day night the residence of Mrs. Samuel
Marks in WellsburS was entered by
thieves, who proceeded up stairs and
stole the clothes of Mr.. T. II. Marks
from beside his bed and ritled his
pockets of a pocket book containing
some $40 and his watch. On the same
night, the residence of Mrs. Langfitt
was also entered probably by the same
party, and a room entered where q
couple of young ladies were asleep and
a valuable watch taken from the table.
No other room was entered and no
other property disturbed, go far as
known, though other valuables were
convenient. There is as yet no clue to
the robbers.
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THE friends of Mr.. Sumner represent
him as desiring, in the Alabama
claims matter, in addition to such steps
as may be taken for settlement with
England, to have the Government urge
conference of leading maritime
powers to discuss all questions con-
nected with the rights and duties OF
neutrals in time of war, with view to
bringing such powers to some general
agreement upon the various points now
in dispute.
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OUR dispatches to-day contain full
ecconnts of the Old and New School
Presbyterian Conventions, being held
In New York. The Presidents Procla-
nation concerning the Eight Houg law
and the Wages of Government labor
era. also full reports from Europe by
the Gable. Our advices from Cuba In
innate the probable success of the In
suroant forces.
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LETTER IFROM

capt sILAs F. MILLER
Proprietor Of The Burnett House Cts.et'',aa' 1ss1
BURNETT HOUSE, February 9th' 1901
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
II affords me great satisfaction % pe ,,1 1pI1 in
n Testify to the success OF Dr. hgnLnla nv ~
sanse Of Obligation to him. MY nea[lnR Ia ~
haen impaired for q number OF ysa1s' rs ~
times to such an extent as TO em1I5 e,E % - af
IInrtSrsIv. DIR. LRhth1I, under WhSSS cSr1 ~:
seiaced mysen, has removed the dl1ncudLy
Piss.SS11e+aiv and restored me to perfect hsaI'
ing gsBo siANS E A-
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STRUCK BY L1GHIN1NG.-The barn OF
A. j. Tarr, in Butler township, Han
cock county, was struck by lightning
during the storm on Saturday evening
last, and with almost the entire contents
consumed. The barn was almost new,
costing in the neighborhood of 81, 500.
A moving machine and few other
implements were saved, but otherwise
the entire contents were destroyed. we
understand that there was no insur-
ance on the WettsbWrg Her.
aid
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sAtsrrllausnus.
"LET Us HAVE PEACE"
GRAND
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
AND
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
To be held in the

MUSICAL FESI1VA AL
To be held in the
CITY OF FROSTON,
Juno 10, 10, ~. Is 81 10, 1862
To commemorate the restoration OF PEACE
THROUGHOUT THE LAND.
THE COLISEUM
Tn which the Jubilee is to be held will afford
ample accom- mediation for nearly FIFTY
THOUSAND PERSONS. and the series SO OF
Musical Entertainments will Include ora
tOriO performances Dy tho
GREATEST CHORUS
ever organized in any part of the world,
made up of Musical Societies from AZ ,5ssS sec
tons OF the country, and and ;MES,II;h ;h EIS,1I;c
THOUSAND CHILDREN from the puDHc
schools, with an Orchestra OF
ONE THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS,
comprising many of the principal Bands
and best Musicians in the United States.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
from all EectIons OF the Union. Including
NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICIALS, will
participate in the jubilee. and the citlzens
Of Boston will be prepared to extend those
hospitalites and attentions 70 ~ itt
augurate the return OF kind ana maternal
feeling among all American citizens, ana alu
in perpetuatIng throughout the Word,
"PEACE ON EARTH, GUoD WILL TOWARD
MEN," Att.
vast undertaking has been guaranteed win
an unexampIed pTOmptnesS by the clLlZsnS
OF Boston, ensurIng for the Festival and Ju-
bllee every success which pecuniary AID can
The following scale OF prices has been es.
tablished:
single Admission, LCiEh secured seats, % anu
So, according to location. -
Single Admission, ICithOut secured seats: s.:.s2
Season Tick et--transierable e--admltt1n g three
perSons TO all the entertainments given IN
The Coliseum during the seasOn............S!GU
The sale OF seats will commences AT the
d ers for seats, accompanied with the money,
may be transmitted by music dealers
Throughout the country, or by mail or ex-
press, directed to
A. r. PECK, Ticket Agent,
Boston Music Hail, Boston, Mass.
Per order of the Executive Committee.
HENKI q. PARKER, Secretary.
maVl2.2W WedhS0t
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THE President has had under consld.
eratoin the case of Texas, and DECIDED
that the registration OF voters snoulu
proceed at once, with view to hold an
election in September next. Inc elec
ton in Mississippi, it is expected VIII
also be ordered for that month.
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GOV. PALMAR, of Illinois, while rid
ing out, on the 10th, met with quite
serious accident. The horse which he
was driving, taking fright, attempted
to run; stopping him suddenly :he
horse kicked very fiercely, striking the
Governor little below the knee of his
left leg.
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TAKE NOTICE

Statement Of mfr. Il. D. McGeorge, JG''''oT o.
The House Of Delegates.
WHEE1n r Dec. 9Th. 1858.
r,,ova yIs,tea ilr. II0hthil at the Mcclure
Honse and obtained his treatment for the
cure OF Deafness and noises in the ears. Will Will
Wnfch nave suffered for four years; ana
can say that have been greatly benenIeo
6y its use, although l have applied u Dnt
twice, and that the treatment Is PeIIecty
painless and calculated TO produce, pehHa-
AeA'' ''--~' III. u. MC9EoRGE,
Mor0untOtO1l, ". Pa.
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BOSTON.
Verdict of Murder.

BOSTON, May 81.
At the close of the trial of Mrs. Nan
cy B. Mahan, for the murder OF hei
son-in-law, the accused being al!owso @
to speak, said: "Gentlemen OF tne
Jury: have nothing to say, only tnls
Il am not guilty. I am Wiling 10 hPt
be found on my hands"
The jury this morning rendered
verdict of murder in the first degree
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have known Mr.. James Sommerville,
nom Brookville, Jefferson q E>nty, for many
years. and can testify 70 his statement as one
Of truth and veracity.
Ir1oJesnls LtylIor Dealer on Hand Street.
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THERE are a few Narrgansett 1ndi-
ans in Rhode Island, who, 1t Is agreeu
will become voters If the FIfteetn
Amendment be ratified,
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IT is reported that Gen. Rawlings
will shortly resign the War Depart
ment portfolio, and retire on account of
failing health, and rumor says that In
the event of his retirement Judge Holt
will be rendered the war office. This
report comes from pretty high aRtho-
rity, and the same authority deprecates
any such intention of the President OF
placing Judge Holt in this responsible
nOsitiOn
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TIE Dayton Journal says that when
Mr.. Sandmeier was caught In his store
by falling timbers on Sunday morning
last, ,and held there until he was burned
to death, some ninety dollars which he
had in a wallet in his pocket were not
injured. although the poor mans
clothing was burned to a crisp, and his
flesh roasted to a cinder.
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CUBA.
President Grant COnsuIts on Cuban
ATairs-Thc Steamer Salvador
Loading with Supplies for the
InSurgenIS-The ProclamR.
tom OF VaImaudn Being
Carried Out.
NEW YORK, May 81.

NEW YORK, May 2l.
The Herald states that Mr.. L. A. Rein
trie, late Vice Consul at Havana, had
an interview with President Grant on
Cuban affairs. He has been frequently
in the interior of the ialand, and says
that the Cubans will certainly succeed,
as their policy of harassing the Span
iards by avoiding decisive engagements
was proving very effective.
The side-wheel blockade runner Sal
vadOr, which escaped some time ago
from Key West, was at Nassau on the
10Th inst. She has encountered but
little litigation there, and seems to be
taking on Cuban men, arms and muni-
tiOns, under the open eyes OF the British
officials, without any interference.
Representations from Consular
| agent who has resided in Cuba for the
last fifteen months, place the Cubans
| largely in the advantage and he ts or
| the opinion that the insurgents will
eventually succeed. His reasons for so
believing are that the mode of warfare
adopted by the insurgents, that of not
giving open battle in the field, but by
detachments and bands will, greatly
harrass the Spanish troops apd eVehtu-
ally bring them to terms.
The provisions of the brutal procla-
nation of Valmauda are being carried
out with terrible severity, ana long
| lists of brutalities are being continually
| reported. Six women, one child and
one editor were recently put to death
in one day.
The ram Atlanta at Philadelphia, las
been sold to the st. Domingo govern
ment, not the Cubans. A circular from
President Cespedes of Cuba, says the
union of the free people OF Cuba, IS al
ready an accomplished fact, as through,
out the islands the Democratic Federal
Republic has been established, and the
provisional constitution has been ratih-
ed. The country has been divided into
four departments, called the Eastern, Ca
wayny, Lasrillas, and the western
The Offices necessary for the admlnis-
tration of the Government, will be I'LL
ed without delay by gentlemen who
are well qualified to fill the positions.
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PITTSBURGH, May q.
Monongahela four feet and ten inches
and falling. It has been raining moder..
ately since morning. Thermometer oo'.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT TO BE
CLOSED ON DEcoRATIoN DAY.-Post-
master General Creswell has issued the
following order closing the Depart
ment on the Goth instant, in order to
allow the employees to participate in
the decorating ceremonies:
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Nav 10 1863
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Saturday, the goth of May, 1869, hav
ING been Selected by the Grand Army
of the Republic for the annual cere'
monv OF decorating the graves of the
Union soldiers and sailors, it is hereby
ordered, by direction of the President
of the United States, that the Post ounce
building be closed on said day to ena-
bic it's employees TO participate IN
the ceremonies.
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JNo. A. CREswELL.
Postmaster General.

We presume the post offices in all
the large cities and towns, will also be
closed for the purpose indicated.
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Completion of Salt Wells in Michigan
DETROIT, May 81.
The salt we'll at Muskegon, Mich,
has been completed and commenced
pumping the brine. 1t is pronounced
that OF the best wells in Saginaw.
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suspension OF the Royal Canadian
Bank.
TORONTO, May 81.
The Royal Canadian Bank closed its
doors this afternoon, announcing It's
suspension.
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acknowledgement.
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRA PHI.

August Doughert, q German, of
Baltimore, Md, committed suicide
Friday morning, by shooting himself
through the head with pistol. He
was employed as night watchman at
Gays hotel.
e. S. Cleveland retired from the
Hartford. Connecticut post Office, at the
close of business to-day. Gen. Il.
Whitaker, the new appointee taking
possession.
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grnfesstnna1.
Drs. Lighthill & Reid

Owing to sickness In DR.. ReId's family he
cannot set any particular time TO visit our
city. But will most likely be here about the
INST OF July, OF wnIch due notice Will he
given in our paper.
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PREPARED BY DT. Q M. "a ACh6UN,-
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ThIrty-five years since they were first In
troduced into this country nom Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
ing humanity to a create extent, than any
other remedies knO En to the public.
These remedies will eft ctually cure Liver
Complaint, Janndice. Dyspepsia, Chronic or
bsssss Of Pss!Ed and 81
ses arising from a DisOrdered Liver,
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Agriculture.

The peculiar feature of this Institution, is
the blending of instruction in the theory and
practice of Agriculture with the usual sys-
tematic educational training. The several
sciences embraced in the course of study,
with such practical observations in the dali
ly lectures as indicate their bearing upon
farm operations, and instruction by tllustfa-
ton from the field and garden are the means
used to this end. 1t is not to be presumed
that young man, in the course of acqufr-
ing his education, can make himselfa prae-
teal farmer but it is believed that our sys-
tenn, in connection with we'll stocked, we'll
worked farm and the sl1illful practice of gar
den and orchard culture has in it enough of
the merely practical to accomplish our ends
to put the Student in the way of becoming
thoroughly informed Agrieulturalist,