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Kings College

HHuls Institution with competent corps Of Tossh.
n era. will open August o. 1850. Connected With
the Collegiate DepaFtmsnt, there IL Primary school,
Ia which Instruction. 10 very thorough. also . Pre-
pArAtoU Department Of Languages and hslhsmAi-
Ice.
Tuiii"n In Primary Department, PEI session Of
i.' @SaS, Seeding :. sI.'' 90
Aolleeiete momentum ..s.s..ssss.s 20 ~
Boarding in Rstsetory froa o. Is 10 tl 80 PEI
week.
BoardInE In private famihes, inslsdlas too,s, n.
oil, lights and washing, 4lb 90 per mouth.
rhis lnslitaiioa u locAned Al bristol ths line
q X. Il. between Lynehburg. H., aud Chattanooga,
Tenn.
for Catalogue or farther particulars, a-arsss
heys, q, A. Caldwell, }. D, TAlloSk. &c frh.
" Wtnaton, .. v. hazard.
President Of the Board, "a. 4. Caldwell.
seeIetAy, B.B. MsciananAn.
aRe 1-Sm,
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sitIo amb SsrbsH.

TnY TuEM As pertinent to 10"
o ,ia.an vi ',ar paper W. reecmeno w"
y .-rhases be in, 1e Of tho following
Houses:
/, Agricultural implements, and Seeds
Cor garden and field, X. Sinclair 4 Co.,
Z. Whitman 4 Sons, and n. W.
slsds 4 Co.. Baltimore, p. H. Stsrt
.ad WAIT x Knight, Richmond, aud Q
Biliups, Norfolk. Va
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l.AOADEMIOAL COURSE

The student selects his own course OF
study, under the advice OF his Parents or
Of the Faculty. The several Schools are 90
arranged 80 to admit Of 9 complete course
Of study 10 the following directions:
l. Department VI Arts, 10 which 10 at
achsd the Degree OF sscwsncs or AIRS.
z. Department. Of Science
with the Degree Of BAcKELos Of Set
sScE.
3. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree Of B,oHaLoR or PHILosoPnY.
The Degree Of MArER or AsTs 10 con-
fsrred on Students who have completed the
course Of study in nine Schools. and have
taken distinctions In seven Of these.
,. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
1. Department Of Civil Engineering
with the Diplvn. vi o,vss E-~.--s-.
.. Department Of Mining Engineering
with the DiplOms Of Misiso EHon
Department Of Law aud Equity
with the Degree Of BAcHrLoR Oh Law.
/, 10 proposed still further TO extend the
Praetioai and Scientific Departments In the
direction Of
l. Msehanieal Engineering. :. Applied
Chemistry. 8. Agriculture. 4. comnsres.
3 PREPARATORY DEPkTk MT.
This course embraces the subjscts OF
Latin, Greek, Mathematics and English
preparatory to tn regular College classes
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
l this School, Psnmanship, Bookkeeping.
Accounts, 3d.. are taught, under tho Au-
thority Of tho Faculty.
Special Privileges and Honors.
As special inducements TO diligence, three
Gold Medals and ave Honorary Scholarships.
the latter covering tuition aud college fees
are annnsliy awarded.
Three Masters Of Arts are annually ap
pointed % "Rssi lent Masters" with valuA-
BILE privileges and s,rolumsnts.
Tue Collie 20 sducatss. free Of charge.
all ca ndidases for the Ministry. properly
recommended. II appoints to free Scholar
ships twsaty. 1--WE young men intending to
make journalism their profession. IL gives
. long credit TO msritorious young men
without means.
The next session opens the 81 Thursday
Of Sept, and closes the 9Th Thursday o
June.
Necessary expenses need nos exceed ss3s
per annum
Tor further information address
in. LEIGH, CL'k OF FAcuLrr,
aug21-ly Lexington. Va.
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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or sULLI-
VAN COUNTY.

Rln hr Divorce,

R..A., r.,,,.. N'n f'r p'''F's'
In thia ease the rssidsnss q the psfsad.nt hsIns
ansne~a, a. appears from the bill which 4, swoFo
-. - thefetofe erdersd thar publication be maae
49, Ieer ssese.sivs weeks IN the Bristol New nou
u.n4 .ea asisndeni 70 appear before this conf,
70 - =. ~ lat The eoany 81 sullivan a. me a,ar,
$500 ~ bloanivills> op The oh Nandax An nsrnh
nnzf, and sake deieene 10 thls sun az AZ. 800
tiiA siAksn fer eonfsaseh naf Ssr hssyis. ~. %
and aaserse rrni rrea erealilnxlr - Fs"''
a iioUp, Clan
de- le<' - sANi fNASS, psp CO.
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DAIvs-WkLLs.--A correspondent wri
ling from srewsburg, N. ", reports as
f0lloss on the drivs.wsll:
81 iiv. 10 oOuewsngo Valley, about
siz miles from jamestown, ". ", which
Ia ~ The FOOT 81 the Chalauqua Lake
The COpewango Valley is, probably
ths bed OF an extinct lake. OF course
ths soil is largely alluviaI. Noar the
poinls Whefe the smaller streams put
iato the OonswAugO river, water ia usu,
ely found =, fg0m fifteen 70 eighteen
81. hslov .hs surface by tho drive.
wsll, aud ! have never Known one TO
tail II a. hrst success The soil il "a
loose that tu9 msn will put no down
Va that depth In two hours. In ~. In.
stances, few mles above, " ere ,hs
soil Il tsnAoious clay, pie has baen
drivsn 70 one hundred and ole hun.
Ard and cen fyst respectively, and thu,
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TXoRY a ESRYcoaLE rs. vIR.
IL GINA.

ENON1 n ESRfCOILE ik, VIZ
II GINA.
On the 18th Of JAEuARr, lsTe, the spring SsssieA
begins, aud close on the sth Of Jane following.
which is Commandment dry.
The next Fall Session opens on ,hssis,h Of the
suesseding August.
LocATIoE,
Unsurpassed IN hsaithfulness, quist and tree
from Temptations to vice.
pvtLDISas.
ThsrouGh repairs have been made Of dormltoFies.
lesture rooms and halls. sothat sssa'aaoa-s,sa
have never been hsretofors so desirable.
FAcgLrt.
The ehsrs are all allied with men ~ triad ability
and success - dlseiplinarisns and sdusatofs,
One Hundred snd Fifleen Dollsrs, payable In al.
vanss. viii meet the charges for tuition board fus
roon-rsni, washing and contingent Zee for Ave
months.
We ask those seeking a school where thorough
collegiate trAiniag u given TO consult the FAsnty 81
the Virginia University and tbs bhhops Of the
Asthodat Episcopal Chuneh South. as well a. our
alamni. students and patrons.
More as?afor@s,loa may be obtained By I'D
dressing
EB WILEY, Prssidsai,
dec. 81. isS9-st smory Post once, Va.
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rINElE GOLD MEDAL VS. avid
ed at the late lair In Ba' i'm y 4"
Chns NJ. Still Il, fer the !" st I Sios NOV
nude over Baiim rc. Philadrll'hia, and
Naw Ynrk Pianos. Office and W .r,rooms
NJ North Liberty ST., near Baltimore
ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Sti. r. Pisnns have all the latest improve
ments, ircluding tie Asraff'. reh'r. Ivory
Fronts, fn1 tn. improved F.ench Acti
Ful.y w,rrautrd for live years, with privi
/, ge of cxchnrge within twelve months, II
not entirely satisfactory to purchaser.
Second hand Pianos aud PArlor o gans
always on hand from $50 tn $500.
Reference. VIII" have onr Pianos IN use :
GEN. r. y LIE, Lexington, Va, Gen. R"li
R.w,on. iimii R'oa, n. c., G"n d. ii
Iiil, Cha'l"ifr, N. @ ti"v. John u 'ch"tt,
Lexi, g'or, Va. John l. Eh'n. & Il J
r. Snnpp. at Blountyillc, Tenn, Martha
wssIir 1t ~ Cril &c. An g Ton, Va. T'rr's
LIBERAL. A call is SoiiciieJ. "ci3'-l
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no OUR FARMER FRIENDS
IL we would cay, that n you desire 10
keep posted on that which IA tranAplrinR
IN the eoaniry--to learn h0w 10 till your
farms, scientifically and thereby increase
the yield az your nslds-to Improve your
siock--to waTd on disease from your swine
and "aave vour bAcon,"
SUBSCRIBE TO THE BRISTOL NEWS,
~bIeh ! nov offered N roo al the Low som
Of e2 ,.s ssas5S. -sish bErsiy psys ~ The
rsrsr urou Which h b Printed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04

TENHE WATT PLow Nix
srEcIAL NoTltE roR sPRIN

SPECIAL NOTICE FOR SPRING, 1899
As the season for tho cultivation Of crops ia now
approaching, would call especial attention TO
No. A. ,.1nr. 1lh pillow has never failed to take
the 1rst premium at every Agricultural Fair at which
Il has beon exhibited towt NJ Danvile IN 1867 and
ls6s at Lexington and siauntop the Fair Of the Nir
ginia State Horticultural Society, and the Pairs
henderson, y. G., Anderson, s. C., in 1869. II Is
unrivaled rs eutivstng pillow. II saves all hoe
work, oosens and puly eTAes the soil deeply and by
simple change Of pieces It Is fallow and furrow
pillow, subsoil and cultivating pillow, and Fitted with
tbs steel scraper, It Is the best implement for scrap
ing out cotton, tobacco, and vegetables. For full
particulars send for circular. Ftilf warranted ;
and out Of thousands sold IN the States from Mary.
land to Texas, not ha. been returned, and all
praised
Price, with extra point, wrench, eultvating and
subsoil mould, teSo. steel serapsr, 81 ~ and ",
As to sire.
Full stock Of other ti1es OF plowE Of tho =" l11
Pattern 6c and 67,' both right and left handed and
warranted free from choking and to do their work in
every essential particular thoroughly and with
less draught than any pillow over made In the city Of
Richmond, and In this y IRRASTy mean literally
what we say. WATT h KNIGHT,
1882 FThnklin Street, Richmond, Va.
BEsamples can be At the office Of the Bristol
ksics, and also at the agency OF J. II. Anderson &
CO., istol. march ely.
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'ROSADALIS.
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
Female Regulator {!
Womnn's best Friend.

This valuable medicine l. prepared for WosKS
exclusively, and to be used by women only. II Is
sdaptsd especially to those eases where the womb
disordersd, AID will cure any irregnlarty In the
''msnses," except in such eases as require surgi
cal operation. A. these La are very rare, the W.
MALI REGULATOR Ia OF ALMOST universal apPica-
tion. In sudden check Of the "monthly courses'
from COLD, trouble Of mind or like cause, II acts
IKEA charm, by rtstoriag fhs d1.hdrgs IL ersrg
frsfdncs, thus relieving the fever headache, pniii
in the back and ''luwsr stomseh,'' hushes Of heat
about the face, chilly sensations, hurnng Of the
syslids, and general rsstlersness. Taken Ia time,
all these symptoms pass away immediately, with
out injury to the constitution. Frcquently, howeT-
or, tho proper remedy 10 not applied in time, the
disease becomes chronic, and tho foundation laid
for numberlsss evil, TO the constitution Of woman
The next turn CONES around and thore Is no
"show," or perhaps the whites" win appeal
There will be sonO uneasiness about the womb,
but very little Of the natural nnid escaping.
The complexion becomes szllow, bowels swollen,
sort Of gTeensh caste about the face, constant dull
aching pains in the head, weight IN the lower stom
ach and back, with without whites, paipitaiions
Of the heart. pailor, exhaustion, Indigestion wear
moss, lAngor, aching the loins loss OF appe
tit pain in the left breast, :ightness across the
chest, cough aod Eiddinsss. u stil allowed to go
on ''Kresn sickness will be fully developed the
headache become severe, with loss n memory, di-
minishsd sensibility, SICK STOMACH, dyspepsia, no
relish for food loss Of 1csb Increased nutterns Of
tn. heart, swELLISa or THE yBSr, legs and body.
and o~easionsl splitting OF blood The slightest If
fort causes hurried b-szthing. almJN tosufoeainn.
The stin 10 fabby, and has a "douEhy feel" This
10 sad picture but Il In the condition. OF Thousands
Of women between the ages 81 nft'sn aud forty ave
who are brought to the grave by ignorance, neg
leet TO take tht proper remedy.
To all who are affietsd with any Of the symptoms
shove mentioned, In connection with an irregulari-
~ Of the ''monthly sckness, wo earnestly say,
TAKE Dn. BRkDfIkLD's FEMALE REGULATOR.
few ouneeg taken, you will at once experiences i,s
benefit, and with lite rAtisnee you will be fully
rsstoasd to health.
This remedy has been extensively used Tor up
ward Of twenty years by many Of the mott expert
enesd and sueessstul physicians tn deorgiA No
family shonld be without two or thre bottles.
For sale by DR. JSo. BrSTISG and PEPrnR Taos
Bii.tol, Tenr. Jan. 2l-ly
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VICTOR g. AMBLER-

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Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSE LEkS & STATIONERS
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Miscellaneous. Sfandani, LoS,
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STATIONERY FER sjHOOL md
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BLANK BOOKS, HEk0KANDUES,
Writing and Wrapping Papers, wall pa
pers, window Shades Cornies, a., togsih-
err with all goods usually kept in . hrst
class bookstore.
Any book wanted, no matter where. or by
whom publish, !, supplied at PUBLISHERS
PRICES. Lii sral discounts made to teach
srs.
The trade svl l lied At Northern Wholesale
and Manufactui rs prices.
Orders From Country Merchanfs
Solicited.
Apr ~ ~
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Or. RICHAU's GOLDEN RENE.
DIES

Use these only. And save time, health aud money
900 reward for any case OF di .ssss IN any stage
which they fall to surs.
DIR, Rishsu's Golden BalsAm No. ], cures ulcers,
ulssrntsa sors throat and mouth, eyes. tame
sruptions. copper solored blotehes soreness of
the scalp ssrofuls &e Il is the greatest rsnovator
alternative and blood purifier known, lremov,s all
nrresry from the system and leaves tho blood rsre
and healthy.
DR.. RishAa's Golden BAls.m, No. z, cures Merca-
rial Affection. rhoums In all ith forms aud gives
Immediate relief in all eases.
Pries Of sithsr No. or two, Is per botls, or two
DR.. Riehau's Golden Antidote, a radical cure for
all urinary arrangements. price IS per tottle.
Or. Rishau's Golden Elixir D'Amour, a radical
for general debility In old you o.
imPslt ng snsrgy With wonderful sneeI.
Price Is per bstile, or two for %.
On receipt Of price these remedies will be shipped
10 any place. Prompsssttsnti N paid to all cores.
pondsnts. None genuine without the name Of '.Dr.
RIcHAUB GoLDEN REMEDIES, d. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown In the glass Of bottles
Address, DR.. D. ,. Eishards, 22s vsriek st.N. 7.
Jan lily
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
LEXINGTON, :slRGMtS.

FACULTY:
GEHERAL r. Y. LEE, PHrsiBsSr.
CARTER J. HARRIS, A. ~,
Professor Of Latin.
JAMES J. WHITE, A. NJ.
Professor Of Greek.
EDWARD =. JoyNEs. A. NJ
Prof. 1odrn languages.
-
Raw. J. l.. KIRKPATRICK, D. D..
Prof. Moral Philosophy.
wM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof HIST ~ and Ea9iisA Literature.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, A. ",
Prof. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. A. NJ,
Prof. Applied Mathematics.
RICHARD s. McCULLoCH, A. NJ,
Pref. Natural Philosophy.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Prof. Chemistry.
Prot. Applied Chemistry.
Hox. J. W. BRoCkBNBRoUGH. LII. D.
Prof. Iau
". W. HUMPHREYS, A. N,
As Prof. La reek.
ROBES MASSEY, A. IT.
Asxft Prof. Modern L1ngudoesl
DUNCAN c. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Mafhenatics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Enyiish.
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
Asst Prof. Chemistry, osf
Priacipa! Of business School
sFor the present the instruction In Engiish 1,
divided among the Professors Of Moral Philosophy
Modern Languages, and Hstory, with the aid Of oui
Assistant Professor.
4 The duties Of this Chair are discharged BY til,
Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04

This company has one Of the largest and
most successful manufactures in the Uni
ted States. Every branch Of the business
being undcI the immediate supervision Of
the Companr, whose experience as practi
cal Piano makers enables Them to produce
AN instrument which foi power, funess of
tone, elasticity of touch and elegance Of fin
ish. are equal if no superior to any in the
country
Every instru ncn' is warranted for FIVE
years.
VI Ilanos TAKEN III r1vuHuE,, rPnireu,
and all orders and tunings promptly attend
e to.
Professors, cler-ymen and institutions
supplied nj li5ei al discount.
GAEUL'S PIANO COMPANY.
nov 10 ". baltimore. Md
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04

HAVING RECENTLY MADE LARGE
IL additions to our Stock by the purchase
ofths latest improved Printing Matsris
BEAUTIFUL Type Ornamental Designs, ks., We
do not hesitate to assert that cur
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A HOME PAPER.
4 HOME PAPER.
A HOME PAPER.
1T SHOULD RE IN EvE7Y HOUSE,
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which enables ne 70 compete successfully
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pride ourselves upon the neat Eni work
manliks manner in which We sxssuts
BOOKS.
CATALOGUES.
PAMPHLETS
POSTERS,
HAND-BILLs.
PROGRAMMES.
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CHECKS,
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TAGS, &C., &C,
Printsd in the ansss styles Of the Art and
with the quickest possible dispatch. We
ask our friends who are 10 the habit Of get
ting thsir work dsns in Baltimore and other
eitiss, under the impression that Il cheaper,
10
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and We guarantee satisfaction or make no
charge for ssrvisss rendered.
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No mora Iso fDr -Four Horse Flows
ny Land n NifginlA ran be Plow,d with Two Horse
Re- Price ne Same tu Wh,r Piius
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GAEHLE'S PIANO MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, OF baltimore, Md. Warsrooms:
N. L. coruer of Eutaw and Fayere streets,
and 10, II and 10 y. Eutaw st.
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he THO HORSE PLOIr ieW DO BETTER an
Hsri,r UO.I Mdn other Three TO- piotts.
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s.'u,ass.
1870, IAN 7... 1870
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MILE COLLEGES.

HEARTH and Time.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-09-30
Georgia State Fair.

The Sixteenth Annual Fair of the
Georgia State Agricultural Society, Will
begin at Atlanta, Georgia, on the 10Th
Of October, 1870, and continue from
eight to ten days. The Fair is open to
all, and the Society has offered special
inducements for men of the North to
make entries of stock, manufactures,
&c, and compete for the splendid pre-
miums. Railroads will transport stock,
manufactures, &c, for exhibition, at
half rates; and Round-Trip tickets can
be obtained from all points in the Uni
ted States at half rates. The Society
offers $4,000 premium for the fastest
trotting horse in harness, best two in
three; $500 for the next fastest; 81, 200
of other trotting premiums. Atlanta
has made arrangements for the accom-
mediation of 100 900 guests during the
Fair. The people of Georgia deserve
great credit for the enterprise they are
showing in the way of promoting the
arts of peace.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-09-30

The McConnelsville Conservative
charges Mr.. Sprague with lending a
neighbor $35 and taking his note at thir-
ty days for $40. Pretty good interest.
But is this true? We hope not-not
because he is a candidate for Congress,
but because he is a professor of Chris
tianity, and such a transaction is utter
ly r~epugnaut to the most external no.
tions of that religion. We are unwill-
ing to believe it. If not true, the man
who wrote it ought to be kicked into
the Muskingum.-Mariettian, Sept. "a.
The above charge against Mr.. Sprague
was made by a contributor to the Con-
s~ervatire, and not by the editor, as the
Mariettion would seem to say; but, not
withstanding this error, we will now
say that it is true, and, further, that it
is only n of many cases of the same
kind, that might be truthfully charged
against him. Further, there is not a
Republican in the District that dares
to dispute the truth of the charge, as
we can prove it true beyond a perad-
venture at any time that it is neces-
sarY. Were there a man in the Dis
trict having the hardihood to deny the
truth of it, he might stand a good
chance Of getting "kicked into the Mus
kingum, or some other place.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-09-30
john WesIey's Testimony.

The pioneer of Methodism thus
alluded to the curse of a traffic il
ardent spirits. Why are not all hi:
successors equally bold IN their con.
domination of that enemy of all true
religion:
"Neither may we gain by hurting
our neighbor in his body. Therefore,
we may not sell anything which
tends to impair health. Such is.
eminentIy, ali that liquid fire com
monty called drains, or spirItuous
liquors. 1t is true these may have
a place in medicine; they may be of
use III some bodily disorders; al.
though there would rarely be occa-
sion for them, were 1t not for the
unskillfulness of the practltIoner.-
Therefore, such as prepare and sell
only for this end may keep their
conscience clear. But who are they?
Who prepare them only for this
end? Do you know ten such distIl-
lers in England? Then excuse these.
But all who sell them in the COM
mon way, to any that will buy, are
prisoners general. They murder his
maJesty's subjects at wholesale;
neither does their eye pity or spare.
They drive them to hell like sheep
and what Is their gain? Is it not
the blood ofthese men? Who. then.
would envy their large estates and
sumptu1us palaces? a curse is in
the midst of them /; the curse OF
God cleaves TO the stones, the tim>
Der, and the furniture of them
The curse OfGod is in their gardens,
their walks, their groves-a fire
that burns to the nethermost hell
Blood, blood is there I; the founda-
the floor, the walls, the roof,
ire stained with blooJl And canst
,hou hope, 0 man of blood, though
.hou art clothed in scarlet and fine
lnen, ard fare sumptuously every
iay'-canst thou hope to deliver
Town thy fields Of blood to the third
generation? Not SO for their is a
rod IN heaven ; therefore thy name
hall be rooted out. Like as those
Fhom thou hast destroy ed, body
nd soul, thy name shall perish
nth them"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-09-30
For the Conservative
From Malta.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I wish TO call the at
tention of your readers to Kiddoo's
Concert, held in the Malta Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening, and to
be repeated on next Saturday evening.
Every body present on Wednesday
evening was astonished at the profci-
ency displayed by the little folks, and
all thought a full house could be had
for a re-display of their advancement.
Special praise is due to the efforts made
by Misses Walker, Pond, and Ham
1t is hoped that all who desire or take
pleasure in a good entertainment, or
that feel like encouraging our youth,
will be present on next Saturday v e.
Malta, Sept, %. 7. F. E.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-09-30

GIVE US a good old English
OATH" is a request reported to have
been made of an English Admiral at
a social and international meeting
of French and English naval officers
where the comparative merits of
the two languages, as a%ffordIng Il
medium of profanity, were under
discussion. "There," said the ADJ
miral, after ripped out al oath the
intensity of which tlnged the air
with a sulphurous blue, while the
conclusion startled the states on the
roof. "There, that's worth a hun
dred of your pitiful parbleus and
Sacres F' Had old Ben. Wade got
the English Mission, he would have
taken the conceit out Of the beef.
eating English. He would have
shown them the force of an Amer
lean oath.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-09-30

War in IS7I.-Considerable ex-
element, or rather curiosity, was caused
on u streets yesterday morning, by
the exhibition of a hens egg, by vii
liam Horner, of this township, on which
was plainly visible, "War 1871" Mr..
Horner says he got the egg out of a
hens nest at his home. three miles
above M'Connelsville, yesterday; and
that it was warm, like a fresh laid egg,
when he took it out of the nest, and
that it bore the ominous words above
quoted at that time.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-09-30

The telegraph reports the ap,
pointment of Senator Morton to
the English Mission. This has long
been a pet ambition of HIS Excel
lency. He made his celebrated
Richmond speech, ~indorsing johns
sons Administration, with that end
in view, bnt slipped up" on it. He
has now arrived at his objective
point by an altogether different
route but so he gets there, it mat
ters little to the Senator what road
he travels.