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Advice to Buyers.

In selecting Range there arc severair i'm por4.ps
points to 30 Considered, Wis:
!. wan tho saAsge DO what is claimed for itf
2 The mode o. oPeratien-is IL simple or complexS
Ca1 the Earfs tor patesl 20 easily replaced In case
they are bu nj outor sccidently broken
Tas general oon'sfsoti'n-i' it durable and
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Our Claims to Favor. .
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TO RENT--ROOMS.


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MattiEd,

December 10TH in the Presbyterian church at
Farmville, Va by the Rev 81. H. Hawes, CHARLES
B WATKINS, OF Mecklenburg county, Va, and Miss
ELLA A WoMACE, of Fsrmville, Va.
December llth, at the brides father, by the Rev.
Samuel Miller D. D., J. ELFRETH WATKINS and
HELEN HUNTER daughter of Guy and Rebecca
Bryan, Of VincentowR, N. }.
December 18th, in the First Presbyterian church,
by the Rev. T. l. Preston, d. D., WILLIAM A.
WALSH and Miss ADA V. COLLINS, both of this city,
December 4th at the residence of the BRIDES
father by the Rev. Charles Ii. Read, D. D., assisted
by the Rev Henry Wall JoHN +. GLENN and Cor
NELIA NJ daughter of George Watt; all of this CITY,
November 18th, at the First Presby erian church
in Bowling Green, KY, by the Rev. b. K. Smoot,
JossPH S1UBBINs, Esq and Miss MoLL1E S, GAINES,
daughter of s NJ. Games, President of the Bowling
Green Female College.
December Sd, at the residence of the brides
brother, VIM. d. Bailey, Esq, of Charlotte county,
Va, by Rev. 81. A Brown, J. j. ATKINS, OF Meek
lenburg, and Mrs. MARY A. TARPLEY.
December 10th, in Midway, at the residence of
the brides father, j. d. McGufhn, Esq by Rev.
VIM Pnkerton, J. MARTIN HARRIS and Miss FLOR
ENCE MCGuFFIN, both OF Augusta county, Va.
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FOREIGN ITEMS

pleasing feature that Is becoming of frequent
occurrence lu Scotland Is the friendly interchange
of puiplts aud of other Cthces between ministers OF
the different Presbyterian denominations One Of
the latest illustrations OF this was seen IN parish
10 WigtoWashne, where the Established Church
minister offered che use Of hIs church to the Fee
Church minister, whose place OF worship IN
dergoiDg repairs at toe time. The offer was at
once accepted, ana tbe two congregations meet to.
gether Oh sundays, the TWO ministers preaching on
alternate days.
The French Government has sent a superb pOrce-
lain vase 90 Professor j sepb Henry, OF the Smith
sonian Institution, as q testimonial OF appreciation
of bis service in the Standard Mater Communion
Professor Henry has been active 10 scientific re-
search since 1929 when be began his famous cleo
trical experiment. Hs Is a veteran, but be is still
as fresh the youngest deliver Ia the mysteries Of
nature.
The whols Of the Glasses in the new College. Ed
inburgh, we're opened lately, with the exception of
those conducted by the Rev DR.. Duff. The atten-
dance OF the students was about the average, and
larger number than usual from America, the colo
MES. and the continent enrolled themselves. Pro
fess1r Blake delivered a spirited address on the
making OF preachers." Towards the close be spoke
OF general elevation Of the race of preachers being
mere 20 be desired than few with pre.eminent
gifts.
The Free Church Of Scotland has been informed
hv one Of Its missionaries that within one month,
Mr. Taylor, an agent 10 the province Of GUjsrat,
Iodia, bad baptized City eight natives OF whom
forty were adults, and they have learned from the
Rev. D6a1i.bhai Nauroii another of their mission
aries. that native Christians IN Western India had
begun The missionary work on their own account.
From PetermauJz5uTg, South Africa, they have
been informed that ate, q week Of united prayer,
6lty-three persons had been added 20 the Church,
a cOnsidera0euumber OF them being converts from
heatheDism.
There is quite a rapid increase in the number Of
Presbyterian churches 10 Spain 10 1871 there
we're but ten congregations; in 1872 there were six
teen and this year General Assembly was held
10 Madrid and the Church OF that country divided
into tour Presbyteries.
Professor Ch7istlisb at Bonn, Dr. Grundemanu
pastor, az N0Iz a1d DR.. Waraeck al Barmen, pro
rose 10 edit and publish a German Missionary Re
view, discussing all questions relating to the wOrl
Of Christian missions civilization and human pro
erass Such periodical II such hands viii com
mand the attention Of the religious world
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DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

A Very Remarkable Let.er.-In John vi: As,
Jesus said: o. lie Is written 10 the prophets, And
they shall al be taught of God. Every man.
therefore that hath heard and hath learned OF the
Father cometh unto me. This scripture is beau
tI.uly illustrated 10 the conversion or a venerable
aud distinguished priest 10 Rome. Father Grassi,
Roman Chevalier, and one Of the CanOns of the
Church OF Santa Maria Maggiore, has reuouuced
Romanism aud united with Baptist church. We
give his letter, no which he announces bis CONVEX
sion and details his experience. It Is a remarka-
bic leitcE-s0 precisely scrptTal so matuTey
Christian. Inc author, reading the Is ole Tor him
self, has seen w0BdrOus things, has been mani
testify taught Of God. Not only has he learned
that Christ, aud not the Church, Is the Saviour
aud thar works must be 10 the saved, though not
the cause Of their salvation but also, tar beyond
the Attachment of many born Protesta0ts, be knows
and rgilIceS 10 present salvation, aud 10 the fact
chat TIE Holy Ghost Is ChIists vicar on earth, the
indwelDg Comforter and Guide OF Gods children.
II is perhaps not known to some, says DR.. Plumer
10 ms new work on Pastoral Theology, that, when
first started, Sabbath Schools were conducted by
pad teachers. The price usually given was thirty
three cents, or the thIrd of a dollar for each Sab
bath. Ise great body of teachers IN our day, he
continues, could not possibly be had Tor any money
TIE considerations which move them are far more
noble than anything earthly. But suppose each
teacher pald the hltle pIttauce already stated,
then the two hundred aud ten thousand officers aud
teachers 10 the schools OF our country would this
tine be receiving about seventy thousand dollars
Per week and Ia twelve mOnths their salaries would
rise 70 TIE SUN Of three million, SIX hundred aud
forty thousand dollars yet not one cent Is paid for
tuition. Were ever sound instruction aud valuable
knowledge dflsed at so cheap a rate as in our
Sabbath Schools
As tbs highest estimate of the number Of children
LOW belonging 20 Sunday Schools 10 the United
States Is Only 600 900 and assuming that the
school age IS from tour years TO twenty, which
would give $4,000 700 children and youth Ia the
country Ii Is evident that the American Sunday
School U0ion has great field and great work
beioreit 10 establishing aud sustaining new schools.
Whenever ITS claims are brought up these facts
and figures should be recalled.
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DEATHS.

Died September 18th, in Prince Edward county,
Va, Miss ELIZABETH Heath TREDwAY, daughter of
the late Moses Tredway. She died, as she had
lived, trusting In Christ.
Died, December l4th, at the residence of his
mother in this city, CHARLES MITCHELL of the
late William Mitchell, Jr in the 35th year of his
age.
Died, December Sth, in Monroe county, Mo-,
Mrs. JOANNA 4. RoGERs, wife of N. P Rogers, in
the $50 yeSr of her age.
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Receipts Tor Spencer Academy, October, 1878.
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SYNOD Of TExAs.-Pby OF Western Texas.
San Antonio s. s., 6. VI
SYNOD OF VIRGINIA Ply of <. Hanover.
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w of age, of amiable disposition and steady
habits, who can read aloud and write legibly.-
Situation we'll suited to boy in humble circum-
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THE REVIVAL H hab

TUNE BOOK FOR THE MILLION. Enlarged
TOis little work contains sc pages Of choice Revival
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Sunday Schools and Congregations. Among the
many gems, we would name: Where is Thy Re;
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80, Be Saved" almost Persuaded, " "Jesus
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TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS
as reported weekly by
Hill & Skinker.


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Agents for G. ODER Il Sons, Standard Fertilizer
in the States OF Virginia and North Carolina, also
on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime, Plaster, Salt Bons
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Transactions not sufficient to establish quotations
Grain and Flour
Receipts of wheat large for the time of year :;
market active and higher. Corn scarce and higher.
Flour firm and unchanged.
FLoUR-Family, SIS. 5000; Extra, $685. su-
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WHEAr-Prime white, $1.75@1 so; very good,
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mon, $l.10@Sl.40.
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Corn MEAL-Country, 75c
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Also, the celebrated BURTIS HOT-AIR FUR
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Also, sell the WEED SEWING MACHINE and
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The stockholders are men of high social and
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE
We have now on hand the largest and most ele-
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and of the best materials. All in need of goods in
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First Floor-ls stored their retail stock of BOOKS,
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Second Floor Is their wholesale department,
which includes FLAT PAPERS for the manufac-
ture of BLANK BOOKS, and for Printers use;
also. SCHOOL BOOKS used in the Public Schools
OF the State in quantities.
Third and Fourth Floors-Are devoted to the
manufacture of BLANK BOOKS and PAPER
BOXES, and includes their BOOK BINDERY,
with the best stock they have had since the war;
WHOLESALE BUYERS
may rest assured that they can obtain everything
needed in their line at satisfactory prices.
RETAIL BUYERS
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STATIONERY (both Staple and Fancy, and the
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Total, Sl6l 2.
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- THE
ToRPEDO PATENT SON
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Gey.

The following Is the decision renderedbv J,,I
McKennan, at May Term ofthe Circuit Couunsl
above case tlN t'
in the Circuit Court Of the United States, in ,rsl
the Western District of Pennsylvania.-R nj
Roberts vs.. Nicholas Geyer.-No. 1.--Mav n. ii
1S7S.-In Equity liz
November n. 1879. Bill filed and suboo,,
sued
Subpoena and notice Of application for prellr,
| ary injunction served. sl
December 13, 1872. Motion for prem.nsi
junction heard, and the Court being duly advised
the premises; the injunction awarded as prayedt
| and decree fileu.
January IA, 1873. Injunction issued, and On n,
29th day of January Indictment served personal,
and by copy.
May ~, 1873 Rule issued for deiendent 10 sbo,
cause why attachment should not issue for con,en,
IN violating Injunction and duly served '|
June I'd, 1873. Rule for attachment in thi, ca
came on TO be heard and after argument of coup.
pro and con, the Court being full advised in III,
premises, the Rule is made absolute, and the .s
tence of the Cont is, that the said defendan, NiA
olas Geyer, be impriosened in tho common Jail d,
Allegheny County for and during the term Of Ten
days, and that he pay the costs Of this piocee
ingly
June I'd, 1873. Comnitent issued.
The Injunction in this casc was fol- inrrincemsr,
of the Roberts patent of No.-(caled the Big PAT
en'), for asing the productiveness of oil well.
The act OF Infringement for which the defender,
| was committed for contempt, consisted in acipc
Alexandra Iar:ar In exploding torpedoes in oi
wells being the same act Of infringement for whcl
Hamar was also committed in :he case No. 3, No
vembcr Term, 1866, as before stated.
The Court McEcnHan, j, ater delivering hi
opinion in the Hamar case, proceeded to sen,cnc
Nichoas Geyer for contempt, and delivered tie ft
owing oral opinion:
!, In the case Of Nicholas Geyer charged With III
same oiierse, an entirely satisfied that there wa
fl nid present, in the BeaIs well at least As Thar
intimated 10 The counsel in The course If the dra
,Rent the presence Of faid in The well, actetler d
sired or not, is an infringement of tie patent, and
tre ache the injunction fMs Court.
Mr. Roberts. by hs patent uses as one of the pr
cipal elements Of his invention fluid tamping, an
wherever there is iuid sufficient in well, at III
time of the explosion of a torpedo, to operate
tamping, whether it gets there naturally or Is M
there artihcially, his PATENTS infringed This ",
clearly the case In rcgardto the Bcals well.
But MIR Gtyer seems to have been misled h
iianar, who tod him that he merely wanted
make an experiment and do not think. this b
ing the t,ist time that lie ought to be very severe
punished.
he also is adJudged guilty Of contempt and orde
eel TO pay the costs of 'nis proceeding and under.
an imprisonment in the county jail for ten days
hope this will he the last of these cases: tecars
II lhe ma,iercomes to our notice agian wewill
constrained to impose such punishment rs will teI
to make the decree of the Court ciieciual.
Inne Film.
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Avoid Quacks and lmposters.
No Charge for AdYioa and Con snltation

DR.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate of .yefsrson Msdicdl
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all Diseases Of the
Sexual OF Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
long standing. A practice Of 80 yeas enables
him to treat disease with success Cuies guar.
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a dis.
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
send for the Gaide TO Iisdlth Price 10 cents,
j. b. DfOTf, MD, Physician and s. xgeo y.
l0i Duane st New York Z
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For Sale

FDr SNyP
10000 to 10000 feet OF SECONDHAND
TUBING. at from 25 to 35 cts per foot
The Tubin is in first class order and al
ready fitted
April %. IT, Il. u. WARNER
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Wbnt Neyil II

bgPr7Tr everywhere 10 sell onr new ana novu
~, xi 80 F.mbroidering Macbine SEND for Ila
" 3NI I6iitrat Circular, tuthe Mckee Mann
E4ltnog Company, SO Broadway, New York.
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Merchants, Lawyers. Justices Of the Peace, Land
Agents. Oil Dealers and Agents, 1nsu rance Agents
Expressmen and other parties iu want are informed
mht weare prepared to execute to order j kinds OF
munity.
.nnhlng atronngc resnectfnlly solicited. l -
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Adyerllse III the RECORD.