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Democratic Meeting I'm King and
Queen.
he Edit0r OF he DiSpatch:

BRrINGToN, VA, August 5, 1882.
AT meeting Of the Conservatives of the
county OF King and Queen, held on court
day to appoint delegates TO the Tappahan.
mock Convention TO be held on the 18th in.
slant to nominate a candidate to the United
states Congress, the following delegates
were appointed
Newtown Observation-Disclosures John G..
Dew, William III. Walker, Josiah Ryland.
Alternatcs: A. c. AGREE, James II. Ryland.
William Il. Haynes.
Steyensville District-DeIegates Spots
wood Bird, William Hoskins, +. b. hall.
Aiternates: John ID. Oliver, w. A. Saun-
dcrs, A. c. Walker.
Buena Vista District-Delegates +. B.
Montague. A. G. Grubbs, W. +. Bland.
Alternates: j. w. Marston, &. y. Bland.
Roderick Bland, Jr.
mn N. B. STREET, Chairman.
Theodore Courtney, Secretary.
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The Sinking Malone Cause.
[IIarrlsonburg old Commonwealth

IlidTrlsOnDuTg Oll tolnlilOnWciilu.I
II there is anything that has the appear.
ance OF real earnestncss in the political
arena in Virginia it is found in the
- Straichtout" Republican movement in
favor Of Mr.. Dawson, the candidate re-
Gently placed in the field by the state Com
mlttcc. The general belief that the Arthur
Administration will favor Mahonc's candi-
date, John :. Wise, does not in the least
intimidate the Straightout" Republicans,
and they are effectively organizing all over
the State. There is a storm brewing in
front OF Malone which the Boss will find
it difficult to combat and impossible to
overcome. The colored element i disin-
tegratinc. and the "StraightOut Republic
can candidate is gathering strength day by
day, TO matter how much the statement
may be "p0oh-poOhcd." Can Malone
hold his forces Of 1881 in hand: is the Sc
rious question which presents itself to the
leaders OF the Coalition movement.
From all parts OF the State we see the
proceedings OF meetings, COMPOSED OF
many who lately were regarded as "solid !"
for Coalition, but who are beginning TO
see that the best chance the cOlorcd people
OF the State have ever had to secure col
orcd member OF Congress from Virginia
now presents itself. Pride OF race will
always beat every other consideration, and
those who trade upon the belief that the
leaders Of the colOrcd clement are like
dumb, driven cattle" and will so continue
to be, are doing business upon an insecure
capital.
The Democrats can see from the above
how to trim their party sails. From our
view OF the situation at this moment Ma
honeism will meet its Waterloo in the
political contest Of this year despite Ar
thur and the whole Stalwart crew.
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III, ssretines arc TO he held in the
sexeral wards Of tbs city to elect q new
ncmoovrsac City COMMITTEE, and also TO
elect OF appoint delegates to the District
convection Witch meets IN Richmond on
the ,ssh instarss to nominate Democratic
candidate fcrCongrcss.
Now Il the time for the Democrats q
Richmond'A secure such City Commreee
ss vii, suu them. We have heard COM
plaints male against every City Committee
xhe Democrats here have had s'ncois69'
There have always been some gs7mb'ers
who objected to one or another member rs
not being Just the man they prderreddo
oonGdc their party management 70. All
such Democrats ought to make u their busf-
ness to attend the meetings tonight, and
aid IN selecting representative men TO take
charge Of the interests OF the Democratic
party In this city. The ward mectingsteid
last year to elect delegates to the Guberna-
torial Convention were very fine ones, be-
ing numerously attended 10y the best
class of voters. Mr.. KyILEY said OF
one of them that he would be willing
to be tried for his life by 1t. Now, why
can we not have similar meetingsto-night
1t may not be important to attend for the
purpose Of electing delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention, since it seems to be
understood that Mr.. WISE will have to
compete with no one for the nomination
for Congress; but ii is important to attend
for the purpose Of electing good men to
represent us on the City Committee.
We trust, therefore, that there will be
full meetings in all the wards. The hour
and the places Of meeting were made
known yesterday in the papers. DO not
permit a warm atmosphere, or slight
sprinkle OF rain, or any other such thing, to
prevent you from performing a duty you
owe to the public. external vigilance is
the price OF liberty"
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The Wing and the Valley Viryinian diff.
fer as to the effect OF Dawson's candidacy.
The former thinks that every vote foI
Dawson will to that extent diminish the
vote for Massey-while the latter contends
II would be, in effect, that much aid given
to the "Bourbon faction"
Our opinion is that the colored voters
will rally 10 the banner OF their cOlored
brother Dawson, and that John Wise will
be distanced before he reaches the quarter
Stretch Winchester Times.
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-" Slow and steady wins the race"
Steadily but not slowly kidney-Wort is
di,tancing all competition for universal
popularity and usefulness. This celebrated
remedy can now be obtained in the usual
dry vegetable form or in liquid form. 1t is
put up in the latter way for the especial
convenience OF those who cannot readily
prepare It. Ii will be found very concen-
tlatcd, and will act with equal efficiency in
either iOrm
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M AT SYCLE BROTHERS
WE MEAN TO SELL AND HAVE TO SELL.

A--3
WE MEAN TO SELL AND HAVE TO SELL.
You can buy better bargains at this season Of the
year than any other. Our stock has been purchased
mt much below regular value and we viii close out
Il great many articles ut much less than cost Our
store was crowded all last week. and VIC will con-
tinue to close out until September ISL Our stock
Is tine largest I'm the city and prices are Away
the lowest. We offer
The balance Of our PACIFIC LAWN ut Toe. our
Sc. LAWNS ut &C., also a few more Of those
LAWNS at 4c.;
l case ECRU-LA ACE BUNTING at &C.;
40 pieces BLACK'AND WHITE LINEN LAWN,
suitable for mourning, NJ l0c. has been selling
25c.
The balance Of our FIGURED LINEN LAWNS
t. be closed out 1t l2Ec.;
Several hundred dozen TOWELS and NAPKINS,
very cheap;
\ large stock of PLAIN and FANCY PARASOLS
to be sold at much less than cost;
Thousands OF CORSETS at every prce-among~t
them we have Madam Strong's and DIR. War
ner's Health Corset. Also. full line Of Chill
DREN'S CORSETS, such rs - Ilcllcn's Ba-
bics," &c.
l 900 pieces Of SILKS. SATIES. AMI BROCADES
at prices to suit. They must be sold.
very large stock of DRESS GOODS stin on
hand, amongst them some very choice at 10
and 1910.
In our LINEN DEPARTMENT yen will find q
full stock, ranging N price from - T. 50c.
Also. another lot of those ISMNANTS AT 40 and
SOC, actual value 81 and S1.25.
4 few more pieces Of LINEN sHEETlNG b be
closed out.
so pieces WHITE LINEN LAWN from 10 to
csc. per yard.
Large stock Of CASSIMERES for mems and boys
wear. Our Linen for mems and boys wear VIC
viii close ont at and below cost.
Several cases Of BLEACHED and BROWN cor
TONS much below their regular value.
We still show u large stock of PLAIN and FAN
CY MATTIEGS which We viii now close AZ
prime cost.
Ladies, 1t will pay you to call on SYCLE BRO
THEIRS before purchasing elsewhere.
SICLE BROTHERS.
BIZ Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street jy 3C-c0d
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ARREST OF HENRY GEoRGE.-The cabl
tells OF the arrest in Ireland, on Tuesda,
last, Of MIR. HENRY GEORGE, the America,
poiitico-econoinical writer OF that name
Many persons in Richmond have read Mr.
GEORGES "Pregress and Poverty II,
reached In that boca, after the fullest dis
cussion OF the subject, the conclusion tina,
land must, like water and air, be free TO all
men before poveny and suffering can be
ipanlshed from the earth. However. this
does not indicate that the British Govern
meat had any right TO arrest him ::
Tor he had expressed the opinion
IN letter published bong ago we think
last year-that the isnd laws in Ireland
were0o liberal to the tenants than those
OF England or even those OF any OF the
States qf this Union. II goes without saw.
Ing that, notwithstanding this opinion. Mr..
GEORGE, who thinks land ought to be free
10 all In certain sense and when not occu-
pied already under certain rliIes or laws.
'sympathizesito the utmost extent with the |
Irish people.
MI GEORGE 'was arrested ut Lougf,rea as
suspicious strsnger." lie was, sing,,-
arly enough, in cowpany with Mr.. JoYsgs,
DE master OF the celebrated Eton school or
ohfse, OF England. They were dis. I
harged at the end Of three hours. We
oppose no further proceedings will be
"a, and no trouble result between Eng I
w and The United states,se 80 -
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The Boston Herald OF Wednesday last
heads an article, "About Cotton Seed-A
Despised Seed Turned into Food for
Beasts" Forty-fve years ago, as we do
know, JOHN CUNNINGHAM, Of Buffalo,
Prince Edward county, Va. fed boiled
cotton-seed to his milch-cOws in the winter.
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At a meeting OF the Nestry Of =. PaUr- church.
Richmond. Va. held August 10. 1852. the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Mhcrca. it has pleased Almighty God in hi. wise
providence 10 remove from among Us our dccca ,cd
brother. f.. Il. BENTLEY, for many years faith
fn and efficient vcstrymln and warden OF II.
Plul's church,
Resoiccd, That whilst we cannot but mourn the
departure Of one with whom We have been 20 long
associated. AMI whose life Of active usefulness. Of
mbieni-hcd Integrity and of Christian faithful
moss won for him the respect and affection OF all
who knew Linn. We sorrow not rs those without
hope. Having lived The life of the righteous. hay
Ing borne the long trial Of III health and helpless
naction during his last years with Christian fori-
tudc and patience, aud being sustained Is he felt
hi, end approaching 10y nfaltcrng trust In his
saviour and submission to tie will OF GOD. we feel
assured that he died the death of the righteous. and
We give thanks 10 God for the good example of one
more Of Ills. servants. who having hni he'd his
cOur In flith now rests from his lIbors.
RGSOlrtd. That we tender To the bcrclVcd family
our heartfelt sympathy, and pray that lie who
does not alllict Willingly may give them rc,igna-
ton to Ills viii. and the peace and comfort Of
sure trust in tie promise, Of His word.
GEORGE \. BNEKSDALE.
REGISTER of Ne,try.
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HoIsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR THE
ILL EFFECTS OF TOBAcc0.-Dr. {. a. Fer
maid, Boston. says; II have used 1t In
eases Of impaired nerye-function with BEN
eficial results, especially In cases where the
system is affected ny the toxic action Of 10
bacco.n
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The vote between CAMERON and DANIEL
Daniels majolity..........2,II1

II these last figures do not reveal the
hopelessness Of the cause Of the Coalition
nominee in this district we know not what
would do it. Surely he does not expect to
do better than CAMERON did.
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III down. THEY GO!
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
THE BOTTOM REACHED At LAST.
JULIUS MEYER & son

We are determined 10 close out our SUMMER
STOCK. In order to 10 this We are offering sPE-
GAL AND EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
lIENTs in every line. Note the prices:
5000 yard. HANDSOME LAWNS It 4c-eamc
quality sold elsewhere at e &C.;
1000 yards extra wide PoLKA-DOT LAWNS
at &C.:
BEST PACIFIC and COCIIECO LAWNS
all the newest stylc,-rcduccd to lOc.:
Entircstock Of REAL LINEN LAWNS re-
duccd to l4c.-orginal price To-, 20
and 2jc.;
Entire stock Of FIGURED and DOTTED
SWISS MCSLINS at and below cost
Doc. quality reduced to 35c., Ace. quail
ity to SOC, 35c. quality 10 2jc, 2Jc.
quality to l62.c.;
so pieces WHITE PERSIAN LAWN az Sc
the greatest bargain Of the season:
10 pieces CREAM PERSIAN NULL at 25c.-
original price 35c.;
40 pieces EXTRA SHEER and FINE WHITE
INDIA LAWN at lie:
20 pieces SUPERIOR BLACK ALL-WOOL
BUNTING at l4c.-orleinal price zoe;
10 pieces LUPIN'S BLACK ALL-WOOL
CAsHMEREs at 35c.;
40 pieces WIDE and HANDSOME SASH
RIBBONS at 25c.-originaI price Zoe;
IS dozen POLkA-DOT NULL TIES AT I3c.-
original price 40c.;
60 dozen POLKA-DOT SILK IIANDKER-
CHIEFS at l5c.
40 dozen LADIES' HEAVY FANCY STRIPE
liOSE-four pairs for 25c.
90 dozen 3-ELASTIC COLORED THREAD
GLOVES ut Toe.
LACES LACES!
Entire stock at reduced prices: special bargains I'm
TORCHON LACES.
Our entire stock Of LADIES UNDERWEAR a.
and below cost 10 close out.
julius MEYER & son,
Jy l6-cod 60l and 603 Broad street.
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PRINCESS ANNE.-A letter in the Norfolk

' IT J'TttVFTt '".N'
81 may state, Mr.. Editor. in this con-
nection, that which was fully apparent,
that at present the Hon. John f. Deem
dorf has the inside track among the colored
people Of this county. / will mention
another instance: A well-known and
worthy gentleman remarked that he had
been misled in casting vote for the Re-
adjusters, but would never DO so again."
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SPECIAL NOTICES .,
rTHE BIG SALE.


THE GREAT cLosING-oUT SALE
means reduction in the price Of everything. SO
you can bny at reduced prices
all kinds OF
DRESS GOODS, sIIRTINGS, sHEETINGs,
PuLow-CAsINGs, and BLANKETS;
TOWELS, DOILIEs, NAPKINS, TABLE
CLOTHS, and TABLE-DAMAsK;
SHIRTS. DRAWERS, COLLARS, CRAvATS,
SOCKS, sUspENDERs, and TIES;
LACEs, EMBROIDERIEs, RIBBONS;
PINS. NEEDLES, MACHINE-OIL, and SHOE
POLISH;
BUTTONS, GIMPs, PRINCES, WHALEBONE,
BELTS, and sEwING-sILK;
READY-MADE DRESSES, ULSTERs, DUST
Frs, and GOssAMER GARMENTS;
COMBS, BRUSHES, SCISSORS, KNIVES, JEW
ELRY, and .POCKET-BOOKS;
HAsfMOCKs, HAMMOCk-ROPEs, HAMMOCK
sTRETCHERs, and HAMMOCK-PILLOws I;
BASKETS, TRUNKS, sATCHELs, FANS, PA
PER, ENVELOPES, INK, MUCILAGE,
PENS, and PENCILS;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTliS, WINDOW-SHADES,
ow-CURTAINs, RUGS. MATS, and
HASSOCKS;
QUILTS, COMFORTABLES, BLANKETS, &C.,
&C., &C.
The prices OF every article has been reduced ex-
ccpt AGATE BUTTONS, which We continue 10
sell at &c. for a card Of twelve dozen.
REMEMBER,
that every article IN our store
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE OCTOBER 81, 1882.
We expect 10
LOSE 4 PILE OF MONEY,
and are
READY TO MAKE THE SACRIFICE.
LEVY BROTHERS,
au9 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioner: Fannie l.. Shaw, at
Homeland, Culpeper county, and Shelton
ii. Stricken, at Criglersville, Madison
county.
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NJ Every color OF the Diamond Dyes is
perfect. See the samples Of the colored
brilIiancy.
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DEEkSKILL q. Y, MILITARY
ACADEMY.
For circulars address
CoLoSEL Cd. WRIGHT. AN.
Is 2n.Acol 2m&w2m rrIu-.L-

- ANDOLPH-MACON COLLIE GE.
IL ASHLAND. NA.-FOUNDED l-3 30.
foliy-cighth session y ~ begin ~EPIIMEtt -l-.
with 4 full Faculty. tour-t uf instruction .f.-
braces the following schools: L1iiu.Gr0 b. ..-
lish. Modern Language. Pure Milhrmt.c. f.-
piled Maihcmliic-, Natural science. 'I,I....r
biblical Literature. ana Theology
For catalogue. fun particular. allic--
W. ". BENNETT. Tr.-li.'.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHPLEwOOD INSTITUTE.

MI INS ITTUTF,
Vl FOR BOTH sEXE.
Is twenty-five miles west of new Broad-strest ~
tion. Philadelphia, on Philadelphia and Baltlr5,o
Central railroad.
Courses Of study: English, Business. sciortie.
and Classical: q thorough Chemical Departu.r.,
Superior opportunities offered 10 young mon az
boys to prepare for the best American college.
Degrees are conferred by authority ~ the Tozi
Iature OF Pennsylvania upon Young ladies tkirg,
full course.
Heading taught Ivy a Hrst-class elocu'lonlsl. 10
manship Nv n professOr--master ~ The beau'lis -
the art. Private instruction given 10 those VII
education has been neglected. bome-liic 40 .
partment for little boys. Twelve Instructor
}. sIiORTLIDGE yale College,. \. ". PHse,.
pal, ConcOrdyiIle, Delaware county. Penn.
an l.lnhln-
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DEATHS.

Died. In Manchester on the Sth instant. WAL
TER LESLIE, infant son of T.. L. and Annie y.
Osborne.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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MEETINGS..

- - - -~-~-~>,-r~-
MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM "a
vi hers Of DOVE LODGE, No 81. A-.M
+. and \. NJ, will attend stated ccmmu- "a ~
nication of their Lodge at the lodgc-r0Om. wv
~ Albums Hail. corner Main and Third streets, on
! THIS Friday EVENING, August the 18th. at 7
O'Clock. Members OF sister lodges and transient
brethren fratCrnally nyitel.
iiy order of the W. VI. BEN. T. AUGUST.
"u Lit Secretary.
NOTICE.-TIIE MEMBERS OF OLD
~ DOMINION COUNCIL, No. 3I6, \. T.. Of H.,
are requested 10 attend a regular meeting Of their
Council at Druids' Hall, corner Seventeenth and
Main streets, on THIS friday EVENING at :
ociock. Members Of sister councils arc Invited to
attend by order Of the G.
JAMES +. RIDDICK.
an lI-ltF Secretary.
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tc28-7s,
~ slUnnI pTII-.

Il ~ I'm 80 Nv ii''''i-f B. 300"
~ BURG. NA.-1ho e GIT 'eHth annual
begins OCTOBER -. Thorough b. .ptril..
University Of Virginia AMI United state " ..
and Naval Academic. llichi. rccomm''t
Faculty Of the tniycr-'tyof Virginia. tHll
Instructors. Pupil uniformly successful. ~l'
hcalthful. Early application advised. o- ur.. .l
of bOardcr- 4. strictly limited. FIR ca'll ... l..
drrs. w GORDON MCCABI. Master. 900 san.
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UANPDEN-SIpNEY coLLEGr.
PRINCE FDWAED C0INVUNU'

The lC7th session VIII ir-in .u -lII
Z. l-s2. Tor catalogue apis t.f..
jy 7-t&Tu2m CLERK OT rllIFAii .i
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& 0 n A IR. r
EXCLUSION ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1882.

kicnMoSD AND DASvILLE RAuRoAD)
fAssENGER DEPARTMENT.,
-, RICHMOND, July 10, 1882 \
M me Increasing popularity OF this fiyorlte sum-
invr resort induces the management TO provide
oA AIa excursion-trssin schedule rs herewith. In
already existing. "''' vi '''e
EXCURSION TRAINS
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. TIIIrRSn,ys
ana SATURDAYS leave Richmond al Gao p IL
anu n, r,srl,nrning, leave Bon Air at 1910 T.. NJ.
q, IN oEsDAiS aud FRIDAYS leave Richmond
~ 40 o 4. VI. aud $3.50 L. NJ; and returning, leave
boh ar at !:f0 I. VI. and 1910 T.. NJ.
~ FINE BAND OF MUSIC accompanies each
excursion. Wv"
Round-trip fare, 20 cents.
ror charter OF special trains call on the UNDER
'isncu. Nj. SLAUGHTER.
Co, IT., ,, =, General Passenger Agent
- ~ HAAs, franc Manager v11
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DOOKs. srATIoNrRY. Nd M.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND sun
ID MFR READlNG.--1he grand ,um.,. ~ 4.
the LONDON GRAPHIC, containing -iNfN U-
Goods Price, 50ceut.. I'LL >lEtrtu I"N-
Don NENh'S holiday No. colonel Dbl ..f.
Married fog Love Price, o. c.n'-. lu i.....-
Atlantic Noyel,-AT I'M ELEVENTH N'. I.
By Auu,c Edwards. Price. g. ctuts N'NI 81
OWN LAUGilrkR FROM YEAR TO .'..
Price, 25 cents.
All the FASHION PLATES FOR AIDt 81.
lOUNG LADIES JOURNAL. DFMOll ST.
FRANK LESitF>' LADIES VAC VIM. 4 ..
1900 No>. SENSIDE aud FRN\kLiN->Q ATT.
LIBRARIES, sni receiving new ones every i.f .-
N.LEONAED'> NcN>-~..it-
ylS gQs Main ,utsl.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE

TIE ELEVENTH SESSION OPENS
SEPTEMBER 6TH.
200 STATE STUDENTS WHO PAY so
TUITION.
NECESSARY EXPENSES FOR TEN MONTH
ONLY tl32.
Apply 10 your county superintendent ~ ,ci.....
or address 7. W CONRAD, President
nu ll-d2taw2w&wlm Black.hurg. S.
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lust RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLIES
~ DF Iifr
SEASIDE LIBRARY
AND oF I'M
RANkLIN->QU ARE LIBRARY
Bf
BEChWIrH x PAHilNn.
COLDER LIFE IN THE Ap1ll ot

- NORTHERN VIRGINIA. by CAHIros NJ
CARTHY, private second company Ri.iml
ilowitlcr-. ith 'llu-frauuu, hy ". J.. syn II I"'
lieutenant Richmond liowl'Tcg.. The i.Dh $3.50 I.'
q large l6mo. OF go page, ou haul-uu. I.I.r.
printed and bound in ut it-f manner. is Ul.l.
o,t-paid, $3.50 u,uIl discount goo tht tr.....
CARLION CAKlIll 81 co.,.
Publ ,hers l'0' h,l 'itl. aud sttt..g,.-.
iy22 OLD " .iit stf,rf Lirll.....t Dbl.
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CWARTUNORE COLLEGE.

- REOPENED N RESTORED W'iIUIr.
Both sexes admitted. 1ollcge ani Pr'ptr.f. -r
school. Under care II member, nf lic -.rI.If Z
Friends. The main building. destroyed .. .-.
ninth month last. has been complete 20 .u.' ola.
largcd. and fitted up With all convenience. II..
ough instruction In Language. litor'iurr. N.f...
MATES. and the sciences. Nrw ,'i'Iiifr Bun
containing Labor,toroe. Draffirg GER .ou.. '.
chlnc-ShOps, and all appliance iDr pgr HI.. b
thorough course In Chemistry. Mechanic.
Civil Engineering. The next tenn opens NlN I'D
MONTH (Scptembcrl 18TH. Alply oa1, .
other things being equal. place, "i.l hc git. -
earliest applicants. For fu'l par .crlsr~ snis
EDW tRD ~. NAGlLL
President ~wiIthmnrD tnlI y.
q OQ--Cf Ilsf
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE W.
! PREPARES FOR COLLEGE. UNIVERSITY 10
BUSINESS. Healthy location. fun cour'c nl 20 "a.
! thorough teaching. Wholesome moral iHf.rle0
| EOr catalogue address
" l5-2m Rgy. EDGAR WOODS. PnHnrI
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SELECT SCHOOL
DANPATIKE MALE ACArENY.
BOOKS. NrATioNEny. 6r.

GUIDES 10 BOOk-BJNER-.
RANDOLPH ENGLISH
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-03-24
Private Abase Of a Newspaper.


Some people think they are very
smart when they abuse a newspaper or
editor. They forget that many papers
have largely profted by becoming the
objects of these attacks. and that some
editors have thriven on being assaulted.
Aside from this consideration, it
should be remembered that an editor
is often obliged to occupy very delicate
position. His sense of right will often
cause him to attack or defend man, a
business, class or cause st the risk
OF making enemies Of others, only to
ind those in whose interests he has
lsbored diplay ingratitude.
VI course no level-headed editor ex-
poets to find wuch gratitude or charity.
He must generally be content with the
approval Of his own conscience, and
pursue the course he believes TO be
right, regardless OF either frowns or
smiles, supported by his conscious rec
titude.
1t will come all right in the end. 1t
is hard to be misunderstood, and to find
those to whose support you have earned
right desert You to meet alone the at
tacks OF those you have incensed in
pursuing tho course you wire con-
WINGED was right, but you will thereby
learn lesson of self-reliance, and form
habit Of judging entirely fer yourself
that will be invaluable. You will be
able to tell the truth. however distaste-
full, and refuse to utter falsehood, no
matter how much pleassnter it may
promise to make things co. Exchange.