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Etiquette.

The object of etiquette is to put everybody
at his ease. If you 90 to a king IS or to an EN-
peror's court there is a master Of ceremonies
He tells you what to wear how to stand, when
to bow, what to do, and therefore when you
enter " the presence, instead Of being troub-
led by discovering that you have worn dress
ing-gOw while everybody else is in a laced
coat, and so looSing sight in your confusion Of
the famous people you want to see, you have
entire seiicommand, and you enjoy every de-
tail OF the stately spectacle. Soci,ty is that
court, and etiquette Is its system Of rules. 1t
teaches you how to wear your sword without
getting it between your legs and tripping your
selfup and how to bow so that you DO not set
the whole company staring at you, by which
all the pleasure of the scene is changed to NOR
tfication.
Etiquette, indeed, cannot teach us fine man
ners, but only the habits Of those who have
them. The independent scorner Of this kind
OF instruction tells US, and truly, that Simplci
ty is the most desirable quality in manner as in
character So it is. But it is well to know
what We mean by the word. If it mean an
utter want OF the training that springs from
good iecIlng-it it mean a bold assertion Of
self, unconceaed prejudice, uuconstrained
! boorishncSs-if you say that etiquette implies
altiliciality, and by the absence of artficiality
| you mean disregard of the fine instincts of
! courtesy ana lOrUearance ana generosity, then
you will find simpler manners and an unartf
cial society in vulgar and uneducated circles
But II by simplicity we mean an unaffected
! good feeling with tact in its expression, then
think you will find it much more surely
among those who are intelligent and refined.
If you know DIR. Dirk, you know man who
begins his conversation by saying that he is a
person who always speaks his mind freely, and
then proceeds to insult and offend you in every
way What right has DIR. Dirk, to empty his
mind upon me? The contents of his mind are
extremely disagrecable. Let him keep them tc
himself. He might as we'll tell me that he is
a person who always pours his slops out of tho
window, and then sCze the opportunity to poul
when | am passing. He says that there is NJ
nonscnce about him; that he doesn't know
much of the rules Of society, but he thanks
God that He has given him good heart.
don t know anything about his heart; but il
good manners are nonsense. | wish were non
sensical and until he does know something oI
the rules of society he ought to be forbidden
to enterlt | commend a good book on eti
quette to DIR. Dirk. The most faithful study
of it will not make him, as | have said, gen
tleman; but it will show him what wcll-bread
gentleman and ladies do under certain circum
stances. And ifit leads him to think a little
of the reason of their conduct, it may persuade
him to keep the indiscriminate contents of his
mind to himself and it will certainly make hin
less intolerable than he is now
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O FTCT Al.

LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY FRS
CONGRESS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-29

viii the Tribune please tell us which
side of tho tariff fence the Radicals OF the
Thirteenth District arc on--thc Revenue
or Protection side2 And will II please tell
rs whether, In It's opinion, tho Radicals Of
this district havo lodged tho tariff quos-
Sion, and arc consequently entitled TO the
con.emp, Of both tho friends and cppon-
en,s Of rsotection7
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Ikr 8nllrtim.


Iron the Chicago Tribune Rotlcall
"Congress stu maintains ta.ecs @,ree'
AID inii.e.t. 10 the amount Of not less ina"
$500 O0o,0o0i or TINS ENORMOUS TN
l...ss THAN oSE-uALr Is RECElNn
Tuy uoyrRSMENT. The TcUidin"n
distributed 10 prjrato indirid"ats an"
soho control legislation"
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Take Notice!

irrom the Chicago Ir.,e,.! s,ss '"'
1T is known and r"a :" 80 Iycy,can
NE orcr,haao,ri,H g",o. r,rtrr FOR
p.ii,,es at The pye',r' IT, rop ppnTr..
prrrSrt OK TARIFF 20" nJ;i;noI
a'nx II Is optional Jor Po"''sfI s
.,.sS., 10 be for one OF Nnp
Ill ~ THEY CANNOT NE foR MOTH Non
c,yTHEY DODGE THE QUESTION
WITHOUT lNCURIlNG THE con
TEMPT OF THE FRIENDS AND Az
yoCATES OF EACH OF THESE oP-
losing PRINCIPLES
Resolution in the Tariff question sdop,ea ny
a, nerSan,s,,s go,vrntIsu Of the Thirteenth
Congressional Ds,rict--Col. John NJ Ore"-' "o''''
Reso,rsa That WE ARE IN FAVOR
OF A TARIFF FOR REVENUE On
~. and are demand hdt the burdens
If taro,ion shaH be fairly aud equally
0i;,sfod and tkat sueh da adjustment cdn-
.ot bs made ,rifhout striking from the stat.
ute book TIC present odious tariff td,cs, q
sy,,ep, Of tdTation based upon .fdroritisn
ami rLieh has destroyed imeri
can shipping and commerce, orrEEssE'
1us PEOPLE OF THE GREAT A0RIcuL
,uRAL REGIONS, CoMpEIs THE MANY tt
PAY TRIBUTE TO THE FEW, AND liA'
lulLT VI MoSoPoLIEs THAT CONTROL MOI
ONLY EVERY BRANCH or AMERICAN INDUS
,RY, BUT ALSO THE LEGISLATION or con
Gngss and zoe demand that the prime ar
aieies Of necessity, such as tea, coffee, sngdl
end salt shall Be placed upon the free list
IRnsolulion on the Tariff Question. adopted by th'
Hath al Convention of tho Thirteenth Congros
sionn pistrici-llon. j.. ", Mum, nominee.
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Newspaper
Advertising,

\ book of ~ closely printed pages, lately is
.ued contains list of the best American Adver-
Using Mediums, giving the names, circulations
and full particulars concerning the leading naily
and Weekly Political aud Family Newspapers, to-
grther with all those having large circulation,
published in the interests Of Religion. Agricul-
ture, Literature, Ae., Ac. Every advertiser and
every person who contcmpiates becoming such
viii find this book of great value. Mailed free t.
any address on receipt of fifteen cents. GEO l..
ROW ELL It co, Publishers, No. 80 Park Row,
New York
The Pittsburgh (pa.) Leodrr, in its issue of May
~, 1870, says: The firm of q. p. Rowell Il Co.
which issue, this interesting and valuable book, i,
the largest and hest Advertising Agency in the
nited Statss. and can chcerfully recommend il To-
the attention of those who desire to advertise their
business Scientifically and systematically in such
way that Is, 50 to secure the largest amount OF
publicity for the least expenditure of money!
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lists went on shore The party returned
in time to take the afternoon train from
Burlington, tired but delighted with the
trip and everything connected with the
excursion,
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CTATE OF VERMONT-District of

~ Addison,
In Probate Court held at Middleburv, within
and Tor said District ON the Goth day of June.
d. 1870,
Calvin Hill and Rufus Wainwright admni.-
TRAITORS of the estate of
DtGILD STEWART,
late vi Middlebury, in said district deceased
make application to said court for license To- sell
all OF the real estate of said deceased represent
ing that it is for the interest of all the heirs OF
said estate that it be sold aud invested for their
benefit. Whereupon it is ordered b., said court
that said application be referred to session oi
said court, to be held at the Probate Office, in
Middlebury, ON Monday, the 18th day of july.
Ns'0) for hearing; and it i further ordered thai
notice thereof, be given to all persons interested
by publication three weeks successfully in III.
Mddlebury Register-a newspaper published Al
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. said time of hearing that
they may appear AT said time and place, and II
they see cause object thereto
lows SAMUEL f.. COOKE, Judge
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by DR.. Warner of New Haven, Rev. Mr.
Bailey of Middlebury, Rev Mr.. Marks
and Mr.. Rider Of Bristol.
The day was beautiful and the atmos-
phere tempered to the comfort af ALL
Nothing occurred To mar the pleasure or
profit of the occasion.
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l.. y. BRIGGS.
VI ARNI\ NORTH
( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the Subscribers. being appointed by Tie
Probate court ion the District of Addison. Com.
missioner 10 receive. examine and adjust ali
claim, and demands Of all persons against the e..
tate "t CH4NDLER 1ILLOTSON,
late OF Middebury in said District. deeea ei
and al" all claims and demands exhibited in of
set thereto; aud six months from the 9th day ri
June, A. II. $50, being allowed BY said court for
That purpose, WE do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend to the business of our said an.
po'niment nj the dwelling house Of Allen Foo,
on Wednesday the 9th day of July and We,lnes-
day, the 2lst day of December next, from one o.
clock, +. NJ, until fur O'Clock. p. NJ ON each VI
said days
Dated At Middichury, thi, 27th dav of Jane
ls7U
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I .'ul; uomcdonc~, Black -iicad., Flesh Worm or
l. Gruhs, pimply truptions and nlotched dis
iignfatons on the Face, use Perry Comedonc and
Pimple Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and c,l,-
tain' no Lrad Poivop Depot, " Bond St, \. Y.
Sold hv Druggists everywhere. ilnt.
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4 ,OMMISSlONERS' NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed b., H..
Probate Court for the District of New Haven Com
missioner, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
tate oi IRENI DOID.
late OF New Haven, in said district deceased ami
also all claims and demands exhibited in od.ei
thereto; and six months from the 9TH day ..
June l>'o, being allowed by said Court for thar
pnrl"se' We do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend Ia the business of our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house of Sylvester Dond ID,
said New Haven, on the 30th day OF Jnlv
and November, from nine o'clock. A. NJ, until
four 7, NJ, on each of said day.
Dated at New Haven this 9Th day of Iune. 4, %.
la.
/. ". STOWE
li~j CnAS. H. WICKER. '""
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Ex-Sccretary, W. II. Northrup, Castle.
ton.
Executive Committee, II. i. Smith,
f. ". Allen, S. ID. Ross.

ton.
Execut;ve Conm;ttne "A Il Smith.
q. ,s 60 q H. n
u. u. AiIeI, .. ~. hOss'
Probate Contradiction District
H.. & T. roo,.,, I,.,,
'ioN' - ~ N'o"" ~ "''"''
The following are the principal items
of bus;nos, IN tbo u, oboto rour, for thc
" ~. '"''o'c "a Wv No"'' W.
Dlstrict ol Nuu'Soh curing the h'ohlh VI
June
Estate If S,,,u.l I,r,v,.r. orwell ASSIGNMENT Of
personal prnpcrty to widow License to admins
traitor to sell ner.onol uro,ertv. Ecn,,t nr com
mitt.c or do,Scr and iiyision returned and ap-
nroyeJ June .
and appraisal, returned June Z.
and Emma " I i,v"" , ' f"' ~ '" an'
prai.ers aud Commissioner. Julm. 4. Icurdit.
Milo u. Williamson, Isaac l.. E'll,
er r''a s q, %opg' W, "%'ri '","|a -"
june so. ENension granted
E,tats of Nathan VAp'n' ""'hrn' application
''' u ~, ,s'a" u T., "'"ar ,,,oo,;,, t.. ..; $50.
ton issue Court June -. VIM. il C,il ippoin.
ted guardian.
a,nointcJ HUMANITARIAN Ab"i n,n,,,ir ,an vr,
Manchester appointed Commissioners.
H. Estate Of Hannah N%,thrnp' Shcrehan' t. n
anneintca C"nm.. ;o %" .''' ''"'" "''''"
Estate Of james +. Wing, Brdpori, Charles y.
LANYARD appointed A'mini.lro'"r Nathan :
prn i and tommi'sioncr. ''"'" '''l''"''' ''
Estate of Justa. b: Myrick, lirilrorl, Alar.hall
Smlh anu my Myrlrk appointed administration.
Administrator account settled and allowed
Estate of Chandler Tilioison, Middlebury, Al
len r f appointed administrator David Bo,ee
Estate Of Dmrali stewart. MiliL lmrv Order
Of publication on application of administrators for
license t" ''' real estate june 90
Ram, Ac,,,uy mi. ,,..,.uco,
now boom in continued onnrat;am can " .I
,a o" '.oan,. !, w." t1 " .,'o' w e's"-
-GGs nunn. I, boz r.no :" ~. 49, BOO
'.oun,, ,,inn on1 ,a,,o-. '''''' , 'o'"' Nv
now n tbo fold mo ton ~ tso,rn o,ono,,
,non and 1ootora al ~ - w. $500 80, ~
oon,o ortLo host ,oao,,na;,l " 'r"i
I"" Ioc- "'I s'auu"'qS VI 'a'rc -Nc'ue'l,y'
III ,ooc '"o 'ne'o''o'' 'Ner''neS Oh inc
u:'' ~ D ,":' w. III ''ie "rS' '''he,
,La ~ Wv nn"; n .hu'o''' '' '''c ''oSe o'
o ,:u r'' oo,,aI .n ie sumo year al aNSo-
e Ill ea .l ,nu -ASSoc'a'cu Alumni WA,
~ 1oce '"''' ",s' anniversary oe'nS he'o
:" i"q e'.., a. a. ~ Nas new on'y Il rev
crc,sed tbe nnmhers co thato, ,ha 80" o,o ~"
Of tbc nresont voar tbo churoh m"s Si ,I'1
NJ tbror Jifrerco, t;mos '"'' was "'''''
~. Th,,n.1a, A., 90
n tho ro.un;on of ,bo aiosso Wv" 20 1S S,N c1
ond tbo onn;vorsorr tnaI ,,oaa '' m :
orot;on ~, T. r. G,ar,, b. oe,. NV
- ,"!,, VI io""'
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO.320

NREI HXUULRX MILK"
vi LVilN VItDIItD lNV,c~U
IN n,agi"e ,|,',,anat'' WI, nn 'ng'' l%'"''n'
posed destination being
c.,;l ,. ,, >, ~
N''1'0u'' "'H''''' = ~ IT,
Rscy. ,,.,y +, ..,.,,,L
Great EnI(Ico1nn nf9
-
y
hio 'Ig decided 10 "ten N, '"Ie .9@ln to the
shall no longer be obliged to listen t., that syren
awoy b"t if ,h"~ vii, T ~t ,bem . e., snan "us
at West salisbury, where he will ell them uooi'
a. 10" VI 'e'"" n'""'''" best
VUTPETS
BOMBAZlNES,
UOJy1JPS
IIp1CC
q" "''H "i'"Ht no
"a NBRiCN,
L4HfNA,
ETNf,JJllX
nrr,,,,ro
"''H-l'+'T''
fhINIH,
at l""e ''fa' d'"" t" the bottom - /"
'PENIEk =
II N"" wish /" hnl
WHITE FLANNEL.
pEn pi,N->rr,
HIyE ptl\,Ari
cu,v ~, ,,,,.,,
nyrpl rJI,,r
gDr.rDN,
IT .Ni.hi.lo,
brown OF blehcued lotion,
....
'' to- hH =
II H"" ""h 10 bay
Brown or Blue )splms
Ii ,~u wish Ia Bel r.sAins 90
.rr>,rr..
II ,.n,.h,.i .,,. t:.,, u.i,u.-
sr,,>,rr.
II l"u Ni-h +" buy
IO\,; pii>IEl-. >u,ufI
n,,,,,
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ALE, On the main road from Middle
bury I" NergeGncs, in New Haven; within ten
minutes walk of the Depot, Post Office, School.
house church, dc' 100 acres of land suitably d.
'ided into meadow, tillage and pasturing;a large
quantity OF wood and timper land; fruit enougl,
lof family use - young fruit trees of choice
grated Naretcs-20 set the past season; good
ougar orchards is we'll fenced and watered; tw,.
story house, 5OXt0, painted and blinded, in good
repair, rooms; an l., 9Oxi0 feet, 4 rooms; Mood.
Shed leNjoi barns suitable for storing the prAi,e
never-ialling water at house and barns.
Forty acres of choice meadow and tillage land
immediately adjoining will be sold with il if de
sired.
Twenty or twenty-five hundred dollars will he
required when possession is given, and the re-
manner can remain in mortgage for term 81
years, if desired.
The stock and farming tool- will be sold with
the farm, if desired
For furlher particulars, terms, &C., inquire
the premises, Of
46;u J. R. FORD.
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Gold ! Gold ! Gold !
DE NJ TT TRY,

n. II y Il Il IS. Nj. u.
Wonli most respccitull, Inform the public that il
addition to all the other improvements in dentist
ny, he has obtained and /. now using successful,
the sllrn1iI article ur
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PATENTS,

Inventor, who wish to take ont Letter, Patent
are advised To counsel with MUM a CO., editor.
of the N.'cr',hr iD,ucaa, who have prosecuted
claims before Che Patent Office for over Twenty
Years. Charge less than any other reliable agen-
cy. \ pamphlet containing full instruction to in
\ enG,rs Is sent grati-.
MUM a co., 81 Park Row, New York
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sprrial Notiffs.
For Moth Patches, Frcckles and
Tan

VrSE "PERRlS MOTH AND fRECkLE 10
TON The only Reliable and Harmless
Remedy known to science for reno, ing brown dis
celebrations from the face. Prepared only BY DR.
u. e. PERRY, - Bond st.. s. Y. Sold by Drug
ri.i. everywhere.
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DAVID f. BOYCE, t...
JOHN HOLLADAY, '"''''
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

y
We the subscribers, being appointed by tn.
Probate Court for the district of Addison Com
ml.sl"ners I" receive, examine and adms, all
claim and '"nandS of all persons against the es-
tate of LANES f. WING
late of Brilport in said district deceased and al.
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and >lN month. from the Eth day Of June. $50
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, We
Il" therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
t" To the bushes, of our said appointment at the
late residence of the >aid deceased on the sec
ond saturdays in August and November next.
from one o'clock. until four o'clock p. NJ on each
of said days.
Dated at Bridport, th, 27th dav of June. 4
d.. $50 Il.
y, :. BENNETT
FRANLIN A. WILLIAMS. t"""N'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~
We, the subscribers being appointed b., The
Probate Court for the District of Addison, Com
missioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the e.-
tate of RONiLlNi PEET
late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased. ami
also all claims and demands exhibited in of,e,
thereto; and six months from the 18th dav oi
June, being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose, we ito therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend to the business of our said appoint.
ment at the house of Lorn :. Pest, on the ID ia
OF August and the ID day of November, 1870.
from one o'clock until four o'clock, p NJ, on each
Of said days.
Dated at Cornwall, this 18th day of July, a. 10.
1870,
ABEL J. BENEDICT,
Is III. MANCHESTER, C""r''
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@329(I'2Ss
SAFE AND .FEEDY REMEDY FOR
'onsh>, Colds, Group, Whoopiug Cough.
Ho"rscncss, aud all Diseases Of
the Throat aud Lungs.

\ neg elected cold and consequent cough. which
the timely use Of some proper and safe remedy
might relieve and cure when allowed to contnue
result in obstinate disease of the limo. ,,LicL
hhtes the aid of human kill.
WEEKS MAGIC roMpUTND has been sub
I" tue 'e'ere"' tests in the twelve years of
IT, existence. aud has won for itself tbc bi,h ...
teen ia which it Is held for the cure of disease. of
tne throat and lung It possesses spccal virtue in
me cure ut so01 r,tis, common at thi, season.
y" "thrr rcmehy equals it for all such eases. II
uiilN hrt> like magic, y, thou.and. in Ncrmnut
and New Hampshire testify.
w. Isl i.l \ SONS. Barton, W., Proplieiors.
GEO. C. GOODWIN Il 90. aud ~ mn 4 pEn.
iH Ho.ton GcnerM lgcnis
S"ld by All druggist. tntr
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Gr-T--r.:.E-- ~ l2Tools In one. Pocket i,ulA
III = itt-t euler, square, Bowel screw
rIIIIIlle4G1tLt-----. Driver. Chse Compasses
pan.r y L. -, Scissors, Button-hole Cutter
I'd n,.i e; fraser Pencil Sharpenet. Agents want
WIN terms to agents Gets Silver plated Al Oh %
address. Combination Tool Co.. Mercer It New W.
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TX do do 30 cent, month, pay Tor THE
DAILY Sun. Addres-,
l. ". ENGLAND. Publisher. View Y"r,
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FULL CLOTHS,
Sill MIXTURES,

We are now most ready to add to our large a.
"rtment Of go"ds one more desirable style al
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y meeting Of planters and slave own
ers of Cuba, was held recently, at the
Palace of the Govcrnor-General in Hava-
ma. They are reported to have been un-
anmous IN their approval of the obolition
of slavery by the Spanish Cortcs, but de.
sire to have voice in the manner Of its
accomplishment
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25

THg TOMATO AND ITS CULTURE. -
They should not stand less than fou
feet apart. Keep, the soil friable; let
no weeds grow; hoe carly and often.
For late crop, SOW in Spring. Tho
plants in place will grow TIL frost
comes, and longer, If protected. Cut
out suckers: shorten the vines. and
nutrition will flow to fruit instead OF
making fiber; nor VIII there be loss OF
fruit. for most of it grows near the
ground. and vines thus pruned will
produce larger fruit. The advanta-
ges of pruning have indeed been cues
toned. but my tomatoes grow best
when well pruned. have tried al
the popular varieties, and now satisti-
ed beyond doubt that, for family
use. no other variety equals Lcste' J
Perfected Tomato, which although
not one of the newest kinds, has fol
wears been favornbiy known. If how
ever, others may differ with me on thu
subject of varieties, | trust they ma.
coincide with me on the subject @
culture. A number of packages o
seed of Lester's Perfected were dis
tributed by Mr.. Lowe to various mem
bers of the Club.
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TIE VGGETABLE GARDEN,

lFr"m the Ane' Can fssner
Whenever the eroppl my be in
condl ION o be worhed. le. no Inc be
lost ia procuring Zoe s0'pg crop.
All needs zoo Ough d.. ue. n. l,ii,.
and mnca OF ii abuhd dt incoming.
Ihe mature eta be put GA rt any
time whel the g'ouhd i f.m. and
spade nhd ploYel ia wi h he & 81
wor"'ng. Good ga len 80, need,
manure well miyed o. / [. ald
NE second digging ii se.s viii have
th'S effect. Allot noS the d eyeit
crops 10 their sevc II plo soc ,alG.
Much OF the e'o1ld mcy he O ,;o,l
Nl.h successive pps. ard I've o, 10
OF succession. cad ri ta,tp- IA 10
the arrau,emea, Of the 'coa' ,vo Z.
may nov De - I'm pa~l c on
a PA ava f'.i' p. - 2.
a. 'al"s-p re ,ppnd 70,
pH"o' 'Hasp' 81,
! 3D. ast' "a "a a.
IN 'f'r.' t~l 4.
" N I s-a.'I
p, - '' 'Itia ..,Aac ~
Ca.p .-r-tea ,vne. soy 20, |.
OF the Early Ho,n. on warm bo. Ter,
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Department Of Philosophy.

3. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree Of Bachelor OF PHILOSOPHY
The Degree of Master ~ AXIS is con
ferred on Students who have completed the
course of study in nine Schools, and have
taken distinctions in seven Of these.
2. Professional COURSES.
|. Department of Civil Engine ring
with the Diploma of CIVIL ENGINEER.
2 Department, Of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma of Mt>IsG ESGI
epar ment o Law and Equity
with the Degree Of BACHELOR ~ LAW.
Il is proposed still further to extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction of
1. Mechanical Engineering. 2. Applied
Chemistry. 3. Agriculture. 4. Commerce
8 PREPARATORY D22APdE ut.
This course embraces the subjects OF
Latin, Greek, Ma thenaties nud Eng ish
preparatory to III regular College classes
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
this School, enmanship. Bookkeeping,
Accounts. &C.. are taught, under the au-
thority of he Faculty.
Special Privileges aud Honors.
As spe3ial induccmcut, 10 diligence, three
Gold Medals aud FIVE Honorary Sh larships.
the latter covering tuition aud college fees
are annually awarded.
Three Masters Of Arts are annually mp
pointed rs 'Resi ent Masters" with yllua
BILE privileges and e ,oluments.
Tie Collie educntes, free Of charge,
al candidates for be Ministry. proper y
recommended Ii appoints to free Scholar
ships twenty-five young men intending to
make Journalism their profession gives
long credit TO meritorious young men
without means.
The next session opens the 81 Thursday
Of Sept, and closes the 4th Thursday
June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed 1925
pc snnum
Tor further information address
J. II. LEECH, CL'K OF FscULrY,
aug2T ly Lexington. Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25

A MOUNTAIN OF SALT. DR.. Trim
Bile, who was requested to report on
salt for man and beast, read a humor-
GUS account of Lots wife, and spoke
Of an immense ridge of pure salt in
San Domingo, of which the worthy
Chairman is part owner.
N. G. Elly-The mountain is eight
miles long. two miles wide, and solid
salt all through, and examinations
prove that the best of it is 80 per
cent pure. Products from this won
full mine are not now in market. but |
look forwark to the time when they
will be, and at rates so low as to per-
NIT of very liberal use of salt for
agricultural purposes-possibly as
cheap as ten cents per bushel.