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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE vTrRro

w, .PiSTMSSr g. G MAJ IsTE z ,ss
Proposals for furnishing such Stationery as NAV
be required by this Department aud the Bureaus
and Othcss thereof; during the fiscal year ending
of FRIDAY june 18th, 1858 VIVA 'A'
Each propossf must be signed by the individual
or firm making it, and be accompanied By q salts
s0ntrset, with good and sufficient bonds, ii his bid
An articles furnished must be of the best quality
Of their cir kind, samples Of which must accompany
Bond with approved security, win be required of
in reasonable time the right is reserved Of pur,
chasing the same IN open market Or Of debating
the contract price be paid therefor, the difference
vii ee ne 'ne ;Ss 70
accept the bid on all articles sinsly or aoIlec-
An estimate of the quantities which will be need
cd and blank forms for binding, containing full
vt. II on S a6,
the .o
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of
the Interior, and be endorsed g Proposals. for Sta
my aS,2sje2s,sn Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
OFFICE CHEF QrARrRRuasrE.,
s..,.. p, BTrrAho'N Y. June IL 1858.
the sh aa this o ul
b1e Amy the 9Th
year ending June %, 1869, as follows, viz:
%, oo T2R SrL io gsI M, BUFFALO, Ny.
5000 pounds Anthracite Coal.
sc sc :: & SS .;s.;,.
s,FoBT NIAGARA, YOUNGSTOWN,
as i co. po nanS cs Hn MGss Coal.
no bushels Bituminous Coal.
n,52o pounds Oats.
III III q" s aas;
FORT ONTARIO, OswEGo, NY.
as .sSs pounds Anthrscits Coal.
ice ice !" 5isss-.
MADISON BARfHATG R !, SSAokETr's HAIR
ln l-ls cords hard dry Wood.
2ss IsS pounds Anthracits Csal.
7 a@ {" s h.s;
PLATTSBURG BARRACKS, PLATTSBURG,
100 cords hard dry Wood.
22.I3s pounds Oats.
s .sS% +" s sas;
be DELIVERED in such quantities and At such times
as may be required by the Post Quartermasters,
respectively: The deliveries Of Goal and Woed to
Bidders will name in their proposals at least two
responsible sureties who will guarantee their exc
it,
anCe They will also state therein their places Of
residence and the places of residence of their
Furnishing Army Supplies"
No bid will be considered which does not conform
The right to reject ali bids is reserved.
A. MONTGOMERY,
MAJOR and Qusrtsrm.ster: =; s. A..
ChiefQ. M. 4th q. NJ. District,
leb6t Departmen OF the
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RY J. 7. COLDwELL CO., AuctioDeer,.
u s. W. Corner Penn. avenue and AZ. street

D ItOLDW CO.. AuctlOUeers
u ;. W. Corner Penn. avenue aud a.. street
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO pEsIRABLy In.
CATkD BUILDING SITES ON THE Road
LEADING TO "sOLDIERS' HoMEn kND
IR0Ck CREEK CHURCH, ONE CONTAIN.
ING ABBOTT TWELVE AND THE OTHER
ABOUT TH1RTEEN ACRES
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, substituting me q trustee
shall on l. HC RSDAY. the 18th day of June, 1855
at CLOCK p. m, on the premises proceed to sell
at public auetion two Lots Of Ground in wash
perches. ~
The second containing Is acres and Is perches;
has on II small Frame House
This land 70 situated on the east side of the
country road Leading to SOLDIERS Home; aud
Rock Roc, Greek Church. V by way Of North Capitol
lands of Messrs. Conway Robinson, T. j. Middle.
ton, and Henry Qaeen. 1t is in IN elevated posi-
ton and desirable neighbor hood.
Both Lots are in good state Of cultivation.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase meney
OF each lot to be paid in cash, and the balance In
two equal PAYMENTS; at, respectively, six and
twelve months from the day of sale, with interest
deed given and q deed of trust taken.
deposit Of $500 on each LOT viii be required at
time OF sale.
chaser. W. YFENDALL Trustee
je IL eod&ds j. T. GOODWILL co Aucts
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS,
u Aretioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. S26 southeast corner of 9TH and d Streets

~ ApetiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26 southeast corner of 9TH and streets,
TRusTEEs,s SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
NANIA AVENUE AND 9rH STREET East
. Under and By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, passed on the
18th day OF May "A. d. 1868, wherein Vim q Staetter
10 complainant, and Catharine Baumann, executrix
of the last viii and testament of Paul Baumann
deceased, and others defendants the same BEING
equity cause No. O69, the undersigned trustees
THURSDAY, the 18th day of June, A d. 1858 at
O'Clock D. m on the premises, the whole of Lots
numbered one ID two a. eighteen 49, nineteen
!l9,D and twenty a., y in Square numbered nine
hundred and twenty four (s2l,l with the extensive
Brewery buiidlngs and Vaults, and the other I'm
This property fronts on Pennsylvania avenue and
feet and inch, and fronting 2l6 feet and 10 inches
on 9Th street east, and is well known as Baumann s
New Brewery.
The terms Of sale ~ prescribed by the decree are
a. follows One third Of the purchase money 10 be
paid in cash. and the balance in two equal install
ments IN six and twelve months, the deferred pay.
meAts to bear interest from the day Of sale and TO
to the satisfaction of the trustees or onethird Of
the purchase money in cash. and the balance on
the ratification Of the sale BIZ the Court AT the
option of the purchaser.
The title of the property to be retained until the
whole OF the purchase money is paid, and the sale
ratified by the Court.
Al o0nyeya.eins and revenue stamps at the cost
s25O deposited at the time Of sale.
vrrn MSAcTTINGLf.3 Trustees.
my 25-td GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- AHctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner OF 18th aud ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE q VALUABLE REAL Is.

No. $40, Southeast corner Of 9TH aud streets.
TRUSTEES SALE q VALUABLE REAL Es-
BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of the
April 1855 in the case Of yno M Keatne and others
W. Sarah A. Heating and others, Equity No i. 2os,
the unoersiRned, appointed trustees by said de-
cree to make sale the interest Of the widow and
heirs of al the real estate Of the late George W
premises. to the highest bidder. on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of June, 1865, at O'Clock the follew
asd and Being p 1 A sa1 .f Of
trict of Columbia, near the northern boundary
Of late Jose Gales ana OtSers. and yins along
Lincoln enue, containing y acres and 80 perches
ing Lincoln avenue, supposed to be about one
acre The inpro,s|,ents on this traet consist ota
With two SPACIOUS portiooes entenSins arounS the
used formerly !. SLAUGHTER hcuss. This prop
bulk the day Of sale and II not soid in that
SHAPE, will then Be offered .ocordins. to Plat Of
Term: Of sale o. the sur sls moSs1
cash in hand; the residue to be paid in equal in.
purchasers each giving .nstss or bonds, With en-.
S0r:e5: S ~ the bearing
II The sSs g ss;d un
;sT Z L .s. f Z .1s
An convsyaneing and revenue stamps 9 Be att the
and ne h
the sale zsss from dass
SS $hhsltstt FIR, Trustees.
my a-eoSSs esEks ! Williams. Auets.
~ rHH ABOVE sALFI a sssTreNLp OF
noe s1s Il the same hesr and Place.
j.n-A Ichron. ( fn.eT.i Aoetlon.sis.
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LRTY IN PRINTIEG OFFICE SOT ARE

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP
ERTY IN PRINTING OFFICE sou ARE
By virtue of deed of tr ust be airing date the 9TH
day of May. 1851. and duly recorded in Liber J. A
: No. 1888, folios 2l1 &C., Of the land records
Columbia Il shall sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON
June 18th, 1858, at O'Clock, the Or emises Lot
b, in james q. McGuire's subdivision of square
624, and cont aiming 2.Ss0 square feet fronting 70
feet ON North capitol street, with . depth of 1870
feet to IA feet alley, between and 81 streets
and near st, Aloysius church. Pavement in front
Terms One half cash balanc &c in and L. months,
with interest secured by deed of trust Con-
yeyancing and revenue stamps at the purchaser
cost. 9le0 down at time of sale.
THOMAS J. FISHER. Trustee
Je 8d6ds COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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AUCTION SALES:


AOO11ON SaLE>.
rms AFTERNOON.
D. Asstioneers And Reai Estate Brokers,
NO. $40, southeast corner 7th and streets.
FRAMn HOUSE AND LOT. WITH A GOOD
STABLE, ON STREET SOUTH. BRrwEEN
s2 ANp ~ SIS. WEST. ON TIE ISLAND,
On TH6ksSxi. the nth instant. ct O'Clock ,.
SIS Being feet nshs soi foa. 81 e sss ss
inrhes deep, to 2 paved alley.
months, for notes b.srns interest. and secured By
.deed OF trust on the PREMISE. All oonveysnsinx
e I've ~ tS I ne cost Of the purchaser
I.6 GRILS 4 WILLIAMS, Aues.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner Of 9TH and d streets.
BAILITF's SALE OF MARBLE MONUMENTS.
HAD AND E0or STONES, AT AUCTION
Green wiiIi.m. Auction Rooms. n 70. Of IN Nav,
bile Monuments, Head and Foet stones Term.
't sslln sRIEN w AEEES M s. aue..
d sgstiSns.,. and Real Estate Brokers,
THIRTY PIECES OF WHITE AND CHECK
On sATURDhY, the 18Th .astSn, al, AZ 10 O'Clock
m We sb.il sell at our Auction Rooms the above
order.
ALSO.
One handsome Bedroom and ParIof SET. ana o.,,a,
End eRiEN WILLIAMS, Aueu.
1lY WILLIAM L WALL co, Auctiops-r,-
- Stores rs ana 3l1,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
PIANOS AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, June L. at 10
clock, We will sell. at our Sales Rooms
Pianos. beautiful Instruments
Two second hand Pianos. in good order.
We call sttestfon OF buyers this sale. AZ they
will be sold without reserve.
Terms cash. WIN. L. WALL q CO.,
!eu Auctioneers.
t31 GkEEN q WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, southeast corrRr 7th and streets
AUCTION.
on SATURDAY. the Ist IA instant, at 10 o'clock a.
m. we shall cell, at our auction rooms
- kegs To- lbs. each OF Pure White Lead
I6 IS
2n nests Of Washing Tubs and Buckets
Terms cash. CHEN WILLIAMS,
JeII-Zt AuCtionesrs.
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H WIN. H. WALL ", A9stioneers.
Southwest corner Penua aVenne ana OH .tr..e
VALUABLE DUILDING LOT ON THE Is
LAND. on lsTREET. BETwEEN az Am
9TH STREETS. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AF TERNOON, June 10TH At
O'Clock. on the premises, will sell, west half of
Lot 9, In Square ies, fronting 40 feet on south g
street, between az and 6th streets south ami nm.
ming back l5i feet inches, and will be divided In
necessary. "
TAs terms of the sale One half cash balance
In and L months, deferred 70 be red
BY deed Of trust on the premises. Conyeyancing
and stamps at the expense OF the purchaser. A de-
posit of one hundred dollars will be required as
soon sold.
jeI WM. L. WALL CO.. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

III COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioaeers,
- tLafe clerks with J. u. Mcclure A 60 :,
Southwest corner of Penn. sysnu ne and llth street
Star Once Building
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THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence Of the rain. until TUESDAY AT
TENDON, June 10th, same hour and place.
JOHN A. MIDDLETON,
THOMAS w. BERRY, Trustees
W. D. DAVIDGE. Attorney
je ll-dts COOPER 4 LATIMER Aucts
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DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctfopeers,
- Late Clerks with James @. Mcclure a Co d
Southwest corner Pennsyl vania avenue and Iith
street, "Star Once Building"
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keg Sod Cut Nails. W hteling or eaual. per kes
Kegs o0o = ut Malls. W heelins OF equal, Per keg
upsets. Tire Haveus cOe-wheei. each
3shrnkers. Tire, Olmse sad Dir smore each
2SO pounds = oe Ceuiks Nos. ! and 2, per pound
Sc00 pounds Tire Iron 2iixaS B. Der por nd
co.. pounds Beep Iron, inch g. per pound
5000 pounds ls-inch Round Iron, "Sligo," per
pound
$50 pounds s.-inch Round Iron. " snso,r per
pound
GO p0uncs No. a6 Sheet Iron Charcoal Der nopnd
|. 500 pounds No. % Sheet Iron best B. per pound
"a Chests. Veterinary, Sander patent complete
each - g e e. = y
go Brooms corn sacked. per dozen
l5e Once Chatrs, armed, oaksd. per dozen
u Field Desks. tcompsny.l complete, each
rs Coal Oil Lamps, glass, pint, complete, each
s. 81 AIDES. lamp J each
50 Well heels, IS arm , each = --..-
$50 Well Buckets, oak, Isvivslled handles, each Z
coo pounds Plastering Hair. ibaied y per pound q
"A Pun %, Horse and Deep Well Ne. 8, (Rumsey q
Co ) each 800 ~. a. d II ...
10 Feed Cutie rs ,ircvOiviuz. each
4 Plsu Che, Il inch, steel, horse, each
TO- pounds Marlin, per pound
500 feet Lumber. hickory, e. ason ed y per foot
IL 90 feet Lumber, ok .tsaasoned.b per foot
All articles to Be OF the Kind and quality abov
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RY COOPER LArIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure Co
Southwest corner Of Penna. av. and Eleventh sts .
Star once Building. n
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Road Making,

The following hints on this subject
are excellent, and we print them reads
ly, in addition so what we have already
said in the same connection, in the
hope that they will attract the attel-
ton of supervisors:
In road making one great requisite
is the ready aud total removal of all
water. There cannot be good road
where water stands by the side of or on
it. If the bitches have no ready outlet,
the road bed will soak up the moisture
,snoro or less, by capillary attraction,
and thus remain rutted and muddy.
1t is vain TO think of having good
road on subsoil filled with stagnaht
water. EveO on side hills, if water re-
mains onlthe upper side, it will injure
the road by passing under Provide
then, if possible, for the thorough drin'
age of your roads either by surface or
covered bitches.
See, then, that the road bed is evenly
aud slightly rounded, so that the wa
ter can readily frd its way to the drains.
If the soil is clayey or loamy, give it a
few inches of gravel, or even coarse
sand, and you will have fine and pleas
mt passage way. If the soil is sandy,
il needs an addition of clay to correct
il, so that good roads may be had over
the lightest sandy soils, -MJylaad
Farmer
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8ieIS ans &urbem.
TO Make vinegar

EDIToRs SouTugRN CuLclVAToR -
l noticed in reccUt number Of your
paper, call for n reliable mode Of ma
king good vinegsr | have, many
times, made an excellent article Of APP
pie vinegar, which | regard as the best
vinegar used, and il il win beof any
service 70 you and your readers, you
are very welcome to my tnethed, as this
is one Of the very few returns can
make for the tasny valuable things |
get from the Cultivator.
Pressure common cask, holding about
forty gallons, aud Gil it with cider Let
the cider pass through The vinous fer-
mentation and become bard cider, and
when il becomes clear, some bright day
in October, November, or December,
draw Of into pals and tubs, and Uheu
all the clear, bard cider is drawn off,
then empty the lees and mother, if any
wash out the barrel clean, and then
pour the contents of the pals and tubs
back into the barrel aud, at once the
.acetous fermentation begins, aud goes
eou till good vinegar is formed, which
will be the next spring
WIN. L. MITCHELL.
Athens, Ga, Sept, 1868,
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cCHoOL BoOKS& STATIONERY
D. b. PAYNE & BROTHER,

D. +. PAYNE \ BROTHER,
81 Main Street, Lynchbure, Va.
Are now receiving their supply Of School
Books, Stationery, &C., to meet the wants
of the Fall Season; and would inform
Teachers and others purchasing School
Books by the wholesale, that they will sell
tor this Season at strictly New York and
Philadelphia Wholesale Prices.
They will retail ALL Books and Station
cry as low as they can be had in this mar
ket, sud we believe in any other Market
Call before purchasing and they will satisfy
ALL, TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
On hand also Pianos, Cabinet Organs,
Music, Window Shades, and a full assert
ment of Wall Paper. sept4 I'm
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RAINE & JACKsONs,
W II o l. T. SALE GROCER S
AND
COMMISSION NJ ERIC HANTS
No. 10 Old Street,
Petersburg, Va.

Solicit consignment of Flour, Grain, Pro-
visions and Country Produce generally, and
make Cash advances thereon.
Prices current forwarded regularly to cor
respondents. Refer to Merchants and Banks
Of Va. apr Gm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-16

OIL FOR PRESERVING CIDER When
barrel of cider is tapped it grows bard;
that is, more and more acid, until it gets
600 hard to drink, if it is kept long on
tap. This is occasioned by the air,
which fills the cask above the cider as
soon as it is drawn out The mir can
not be excluded, even if the eask were
air-1ight, because the cider will not run
from the tap if there is no air TO press
it out. If the cider is exposed long to
the air, il will become vinegar, In
fact, the way to make vinegar of cider
is to expose it to the air as much as
possible. To prevent the cider on tap
from becoming acid, it is recommended,
as soon as one or two gallons are drawn
out, to pour into the bung-hole about a
half a Pint of clear sperm oil, or sweet
oil, il it is preferred, Ii should be
warm when poured in, and it will
spread in a thin coat over the surface,
and keep spreading as the cider Is drawn
out, and thus exclude the air, without
giving any taste Of oil to the cider,'-
This plan of preserving cider is worthy
of farther attention. We have faith in
il from knowing that oil casks are the
best we know Of for storing cider, i'm.
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Complain and Club Rates,
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE OLD UNION
& AMERICA AND ArlIERG

y
We ask the trieHls Of th9 Oi3 Union aud
all supporters Of Constitutional Liberty
without regard to past party affiliations, TO
aid ha 20 extending our circulation and bu.
siness, IN tho war we are wagiug against
radiealsm-iis corruptions md usurpations,
Speak TO your neighbor and get him to take
the paper, ~ least for the Canvass.
pssA.One Friend, Ny n little effort, has fire.,
quently sent us upw0sds of one hundred
subscribers. Let each try.
ADDRESS,,
j. o. Griffith & Co.
Cor. Cherry & Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN
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CoviSGToE AND OHto RgILaoAB Con-
TRAcTs.In connection with the meeting of
railroad men Rt the Virginia White Sui
phur Springs, spec;ai correspondent Of The
New York HegQid says
"Tlie contracts for the construction OF
the Covington and Ohio road to the Springs
from GOviugton, the present terminus OF the
Virginis Central railroad, we're yesterday
(Avgsst 24th) let out.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-16

CHEAP SoAp.--A correspondent Of
the Southern Banner gives the follow
ing recipe for soap making, aud adds
that it would be worth one thousand
dollars in the hands of "a selfish person
and the world would have to unite the
purse string to get it, but here it is free
gratis;
Take six pounds of Potash, IS cts.
-Four pounds of Lard, so cts.
Four pounds of ROsiu, 20 cts.
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East Tenn. s. Va. Railroad,
Treasr's Office Knoxville, Sept. 10, '6S
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Treasr's Office knoxville, Sept. 10, '6S J
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors at the last annual
meeting appointed committee to examine
the Stock Books of the Company. That
Committee on examination find the ac-
counts Of many who subscribed TO the Cap
ital stock show balances (some of small
amounl) yet due and unpaid, aud prepare
tory to having the accounts closed, order
that notice be given by publication in the,
newspapers on the line OF road, to all de-
linquent stockholders to pay to the Secre-
tary and Treasurer Of the Company the
balance due on their respective accounts,
on or before the twentieth day Of Noyem-
Der next, or the said stock will be declared
forfeited.
All stockholders who have paid in full
and have not got certificates, are requested
to call at this office and get them.
The stockholders are notified also that
the annual convention to elect directors for
the ensuing year will meet at Knoxville,
on the last Thursday, Goth day of Novem-
Der next. JOHN KEY rs,
Sect'y & Treasr.
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Sorrel.

There are few weeds more trouble,
some than sorrel, OF more difficult to
eradicate. Experience, however, seems
TO show that marliug or lining, in a
proper way and in sufficient quantity,
will destroy the pest, and prevent It's
future development, The growth OF
sorrel is the result of acidity in the
soil, and lime, by its alkalaseent and
sweetening action, tends to neutraize
and correct. The growth of sorrel is
far more common on light, sandy soils,
of anti-calcareous character, than on
lime formation where, indeed, it rarely
appears. The quantity of lime that
may be.economically used, is question
to be decided by trial 1t is rarely the
case that argilaceous soils or those con-
tanning large per centsge of clay, pro-
duce this plant, although such is some'
times the case. Whenever it appears,
the Immediate application Of lime aud
tillage is the only remedy. Too much
cannot be said in favor Of lime as ma
.nurial agent. In all composts, of what
ever uses designed, it should enter as
an ngredient-the quantity being, OF
course, graduated by the character and
,vegetative capacity of the soil to which
it is to he applied--the nature of the
crop, being in large majority Of cases
merely collateral consideration. In
the reduction of green vegetable matter
the use of quick lime is, indeed, indis'
pensable. The heat produced by it ii
stacking engeuders a speedy fermenta
ton, which results in its decomposition
and breaking up of the vegetable strue
ture more effectually than 1T can be Ell
fected by any other process Cor. Ger
.9aanto,cn telegraph.
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parting no flavor. Sperm oil casks are
more valuable for cider casks than for
any other purpose - MaryJoaa Far,
@leg,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-16

School and College Icrt Books,
Miscellaneous. Standard, Latc,
and Medical Literature.
STATIONERY For SCHOOL AND
OFFICE USE,
BLINK ROCKS, MENORANDUNS,
Writing and Wrapping Papers, Wall pa
pers, Window Shades Cornice, SC, togeth-
er with all goods usually kept in first
class bookstore.
Any book wanted, no matter where, or by
whom published, supplied at PUBLISHERS
PRICES. Liberal discounts made to teach
ers,
The trade supplied at Northern Wholesale
and Manufacturers prices
Orders From country Merchants
Solicited.
Apr "a ~
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PROSPECpUSI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-16

Beat up the rosin mix all together
we'll and set aside for five days, then
put the whole into a ten gallon cask of
warm water and stir twice day for
ten days; at the expiration of which
time, or sooner, yOu will have one hun
dred pounds of excellent soap for only
81 so.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-16

In New York, the editor OF the Irish
People newspaper has commenced prose-
cutipn against Brick Pomeroy for libel.