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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

mean him. My friend. Jon't you know
The church amt the place to sieepP II
yoa need rost why didn't yen stAy at
home, take OF your clothes, aud 40 10
bed I That's tie place 10 sleep, no, at
church. The NEXT time YOU have a
chance TO hear sermon. advise You
TO keep awake Bat l don't mean him.
Thus did be proceed. pointing out
every man. woman. aud child, who bad
in The slightest deyia.ed from bef,-
ting line 81 ieoaduct. eharscterizins The
misdemeanor, and reading sharp less.
onE Of rebuke.
Judge White was all this time sitting
at the end Of tho front seat, just under
the speaker, enjoying the old gentle.
mans disquisition to the last degree;
twisting mis- neck around to notice II
the audience relishei She "down com.
ings' as much as he did, rubbing bis
hands, chucSling and smiling inwardly.
Botweon his teeth aud cheek was an
enormous quid Of tobacco, which, the
better ho was pleased, the moro he
ohewed, the more he spat, and behold,
the floor bore witness to the results
AT length, tho old gentleman, straight-
ening himself up TO bis full hight, con
tinued, with great gravity:
And now, ] reckon you want to
know whom do mean. / mean that
dirty, nasty, filthy tob~cco chewer, sit
ting on the end OF that front seat-his
finger, meanwhile, pointing as true as
the needle to the pole--se what he has
been about Look at those puddles
on the floor; frog wouldn't get into
thom. Think OF the tails Of tue sis ers
dresses being dragged through that
muck !" The crest-9Gllen Judged aver
red that he never chewed any more to-
bacco in church. Req W. H. Milbura.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

ITO GoD's KINGDOM. SIN. =" King
frederick Of Prussia was once travel
ling in his dominions, and passed
through pretty village, where he was
to stop an hour or two.
The villagers were delighted to rec
their King, and had done their utmost
in preparing to receive him. The
school children strewod flowers before
him, and one little girl had pretty
verse OF "welcome" to say TO him He
listened most kindly, and told her she
had performed her task well, which
pleased her very much. He turned 10
the school master, and said he would
like to ask the class q few questions,
and examine them in what they knew.
Now there happened to bs a large dish
Of oranges on the table close by. The
King took one Of them, saying, ITO
what kingdom does this belong, ehil.
dren 2"
10 the Vegetable kingdom, replied
one Of the little girls,
"And to what kingdom thisl" con.
tinued he, al be took from hia pocket a
gold coin.
TO the mineral kingdom, she an
swered.
And to shat kingdom do | belong ?
inquired be. expecting. oi coarse. that
sae would sBswer in the right order,
10 the animal kingdom But she
paused. and eolored very deeply not
knowing what 70 say. She feared that
i would not sound respectful 70 an
swer 70 King that he belonged % tao
animal kingdom she puzzled her Little
brain foE Fep.y
Remembering The words 10 Genesis,
whsre il says that God created man
IN bis own image. 10 tie image 81 God
created he him, she quickly looked up
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

A MURDERER ARRESTED THmTY YsAns
AFTER THE CTndE The Dubuque lIowa)
Times reports that farmer Of good
reputation named Costello. who has
lived near that city for fifteen or TWEEN
ty years was lately arrested for mur-
der committed thirty years ago. II ap-
pears that Costello. who is an Irishnan,
lived in the old country TIL after be had
arrived ut manhood, married and bad
several children, when 10 q quarrel be
killed bis brother aud lad 10 Ase 10
this country. He came to the United
States. and after wandering about for
several years settled down near Du-
bnqe, where he secured good farm,
aud not daring 10 send for bis family in
Ireland, married again His terrible
secret was we'll kept. but was at length
exposed Last week bis nephew. the
son Of his murdered brother arrived
and after securing the proper legal pa
pers. proceeded to the farm Of Castillo
aud had him arrested for the murder
committed thirty wears ago. He 10 now
on the way back 70 Ireland. to be tried
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

PLoUGnISo WITH ELEPHANTS, Several
years ago Mr.. z. I Barnum put an ol-
ephant to the plough on piece oflano
he owned on the line Of the New York
and New Haven railroad at Bridgeport
The duly nostumed and tnrbaned ASH
attic, who tended the elephant, was sure
to bo seen busily engaged in pIoughing
whenever train went by, and ere long
all the papers in tho country noticed
this new and wonderful change fn agri-
culture in Connecticut. Thousands OF
persens came from all parts OF the
country to see Barnums elephan:
plough. Presidents and Secretaries OF
agricultural societies wrote to Mr.. Bar
unm to know whether the elephant was
really valuable addition to The ami
mails used for farm labor; how much
work he could do; how much food be
repaired, and how much he could draw.
To which Mr. Barnum invariably re-
piled that the cost OF keeping such an
animal to say nothing Of the original
investment Of from 10000 to $4,000
for an elephant, would quite preclude
the general introduction OF elephants
upon New England farms. But then,
as to how much an elephant could draw
he calculated that this elephant plough
ing in Bridgeport, would draw at least
one hundred thousand visitors during
tho summer at Barnums museum in
New York.
And DO dbubt it did II was a great
bit Of outdoor advertising.
But in England they are manuiac-
turing large numbers Of elephant
ploughs, which arc sent to India, for
there toe animal IL made serviceable in
this way. -Four men guide the plough,
another man directs the animal, turn
ing up ridge, and leaving a furrow
three feet deep and four and half feet
broad. This Is deep and subsoi pioagh-
ing with O yengeance-N u Eoeaing
Post.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
tFor the Manchester Journal
TEE LBe Rv0 OF .Hr. EeLEs.

Long, long ago. in The time Of the
giauts and fAirles-by the way. ] won
der why we always read Of the giants
and fairies together. and never hear
anything about any commonplace,
hAlf- wsy.between individuals. like our
selves. ! wonder If theirs isn't little
Of the giant and the fairy. too. in the
most CON mon-place Of Us all r, isn't
quite eoupaiible either with Professor
Agassiz. OF the Development theory. "
bat believe son4eh7ie we're descended
irola them both
Well. Es I va saying, long ago one
cf cur ancestors, Bgila.b4h " name.
dwsit Il creature can BE- said 10
"igea- who's 20 biz .ou eAa't build 4
house ioE Lim--dwe.t II Tie region
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

An Irishman Loot bis has ia vol
and was Iet down by rope 10 recover
a. bat tie ssll being deep. aud eI.
tremely dark sithsi. bis courage failed
him before he reached the water. IN
VAN did be call out 70 thore above 10
pull him out; they lent deaf ear 70 al
be- said, I'll a last. quite Il despair hs
beloved out by st Patrick. II 70
don't draw me up, sure III eut the
rope"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

al said. To oga's kingdom ~
The hing stopped down apd pa "a
h,s hand ppon Dor head A lear slo,,d
Il his eye lie WAS moved By he ain.
PIE wo ds Sole@nly and dssoutly did
be answer. "6od grant that I may bs
ocan,sd worthy Of that kingdom,~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

y OR sALg

Coed Gharoe Tor q Business Man.
b.ss aaetlas lhs sts, sr,r b.
sAs at ag y
n~u3lss uopsG ASp Bars, a soes sras'
Ewtrlh rewEE s8er 4Aa NAcnlNEAY :.
iszlavtt ssae Ftnes sHa btss q esrga 4esnr4H
u.a Faaulas Nsaglaf, breaA BEaass hataAres
ilzsssfrs issaa (aasa .i.es t. ta.ae.,l ssfAlEti
lsg tssae. ate ssese aasasss taf shs mArgfse'
tasE e.tes ras 81 Ebrasa asesss Ais0 'oa
Hsfws = se1 ggs. aa #etA Msrtss, sf.es, -
uaa silrlsss a..
A wAII4CE
Gaa Asa.gstas. Nsass e ls@ s9
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

With their tassels trailing on tho ground
nothing bat Garth, earthl Now you
will know that the monster wAs going "a
be buried alive, The fairies we're going
10 pay him in kind ior bis cruel treat.
menL
Fifty long years the spell Of sleep
was 10 lie npon him, aud long before
that time the coAseloss toll Of the TINY
avengers would crush the breath out o.
his mighty body. and the race Of fair.
les would be safe. Day by day came
new troops Of workmea; day by day
grew The great mound higher; first the
huge head. then the limbs, the big feet
and hands, until over him all was only
earth.
Higher and higher over the dead
monster the fairies built on until the
mountain stood, rs it stands now a
mighty monument Of the fairies ro-
venge; mighty tomb OF the giant Bnl-
da-bah
One might think that after so fearful
a sepulture, the poor giant deserved to
rest in peace, but alas for the moral
consciousness Of his descendants Even
now, certain bebighted individuals, re-
gardless Of the tics which bind them TO
their dead relative, are digging up his
bones to build for themselves mansions,
and to make for themselves new mon
uments.
SO died Bulda-bah, the mighty, in
the Sth century of his age. Peace to
his ashes. Il. DoRsET.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
healthy, and eGeetual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
haay Is soon restored
10 is original color
tcttA tie gloss and
.freshaess of youth.
Thin hair il thick
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness ohen, though not always, cured
by It's use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the follieles are destroyed,
or The glands atrophied and decayed.
Bat such as remain can be saved for
usefulness By this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasiy sedi-
meat, il will keep Il clean aud vigorous.
Its occasional use win prevent The hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent balduess. Free
from those deletcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious 10 the hair, the Vigor can
cnly benefit but not harm il. II wanted
merely for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
suTUal LIFE INSURANCE COEpAnT

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esiFfa Sabutss AtHuuEt tHFarra f4te n0a Ga This
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hiaarbas snnnailg iH essh H4lrh ssu be Applied 10
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Gloss als5 efse fo Pre- fHfBiRaec Ia lsl las Jos
AreHis augeh, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
HAIR DRESSING,

HAIR DRESSING,
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Containing neither ell nor dye, II does
not coil white eAmbric, and yet lasts
long on lhs hair, giving it rich glossy
lnssre and grateful perfume.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
THE EQUINOX HOUSE

NANGHESFkN, NEkk0NT.
gop-a ffom Jans 70 0etsbsrl
Atths s1a, - MOUNT EQUINOX. among the Green
NoantaiHs.
pukE AIR
FGNE DRIVES
coon Trout FISHING.
As4rrs &. " 0Ryls. Manchester, w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

vAEDERLIPs HOTEL
fliMls ieur essbiisaa eiel sii caHtlnaea ppcu for
L ttp steau .sa1ANas n tse travelling public Par
tirstF HIfataA sReh IS bear4srs from atrssd during
tAs sasaa msafAs Tee pNhlic patronage h .hsrt9
tissfsUf sRteh8ss j. ftsescifatiy saiieiiaA.
= " NANnEELtF. trsps4etat, hsas ester ",
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-01-23


Nis pi.Ie Mdunsr tafsn iurG ifleGteurIsts
Rranfbsitsn, Snauir une Aus Itr s%ifnusen. f6 III
eiusn lulh' ss~i4wa6isn. .3utanp ststr Orsunr
iiir ale RtrYtuieiptuss unr @sihrd6te, ssrsn
9sireu RE Golssa ssbeimsr lriaGen finr unp
serru Gaas prOnt Bebansluna p,rlars,n. uni
ibnsn ibrs Griltsn, urd fsrnsr srtrdalit gu ma6sn.
1m Safe Ser ar anirsiwiaiJsn gcautic asn leiren
orer aslitten BAIT, wtlbs @irtuna bat es aui Cure
S,iuneks,t ina aas.msiusn ? Bubit Sbr i4wa@e
%,ntusrst UNI Isiat srmusst? @tratben Cure 9stsn
Snre 6arnmsrt,sust Uesr Ntrosn cit in uncronnnS.
ron OtxmaGttR Upsr Sluteunaeificnen sssen Zen
RUpi Qeirst Gur @ttattnib gsitaitist fh
Gus, gtta pets mi: sittr Grass2 6atli ipr NIP
launis, rubslcs eitwermulbis. e%sitaitaitss UNI ss
tenemlle! MSttst Sbr INNER alein mn fern
BON anrern iirin I @iaGtGuh ieee Slsini3tstt ere
itr.dsm II. au1ltr'a? ST Suu 9 tlai u%ntsrbru'
den uus rus.lss ? 50 ssr Glan. Cures Qnsss 10
lhim nsrur nAs Cure iBars. 10 tihbens wis icnf ?
gsiaut etGu6 In 9sisultait nod 10 gut ME Tribsr!
| gsrirlAt SIR Cure @t,Alits NOT init %rsrltlren
gusrsi. uar bart Sbr nod ~ ril ssltluertrauen
| Sine CURE 9erensseittr matt unr Selltmt mil
! Dinnei1un1 our Melautolis Z Wsnn 10. Bstt Sbi
Sur r 4.ttr cser Gurtr 6lrti,r hi stei. niGt 81
| Stule ? Satt SIR S6laIric Nlhn2 &udsn
ltmsrxu, Snissutern unt 9ptti,lufessit uni trsit
Sbr Is nib, Gurr ester sser Observation-Disclosures
wf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-01-23

Nun aetr, 9,isr, tr,'ussn Snanic, itl:tt
turrte ipptinlitll6. 8rantbeitsn uns a0tleftltte
&nsihmtiiunSsn rnsll tens sins Sbwd&s Ter Sc
ltleal5urganr. Die gsnitalisa, msnn pclfrmms"
esluut, MAIDEN rsa Siam. Dart SIR rosl j.
t,raht, ras ales lisis %tabnsn, su~srs,ibern immrs
,clts liao. Of. 10 tinsr ssQtUmmenen 8siunpts,t
SGrsr ssa;talisu erireesn. @is BAIT STR
stnen iplbtn @ann absr RelantoIis, Nsrrolitat,
Serstlcprsn tllssn Esrsu. Sic rsTur&ten nisr IN
Sbrtm @,i6dits unslud ,u tssen; lt p'rGsn ME
~trauris une sntmut. i9t. fe fur iets tpfia nm
artis in Damen- Stltuiaait uns isetn Gu6 unr
ZEN Tamm serare ina @t1 DIT fk barsa nid
pcn &ursn @smeinbsiten an i6. SD mein jteo6
bisrtsi ui6t risisn,ssn, Wttbe S,rs Gel %tssrabia-
tsisu rnrh utstrdultrsn1unJ erreAeh, mctel pc
niGt MIR SIRE contribution, irnpsrn aut SRrt
9eitaite %ruinirsR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-01-23

-:Gs lilt nidts. gutth 3Orssn, @culsur
9anbu--ja pas mar stnn 'as' Die ainsr
issn il ale 10 truuris IN r.a ed'n tsram. @as
isblt itn.n rsnn2
81, tas wsib rsraIists Got. atu i'd MIDI; i'd
psiS mir ttin.u 8atb mttr tsts Rem swis,n Sc
bsul. 9rlSsln thu Id lt stn sa",sn 1as, OF
mir and nur diner BON cen 8a6nn Gin osr9ni5'
trs Gtiht maht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-01-23
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Public notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested in the
estate Of Simon Merk deceased, that |
will make Final Settlement thereof at the
next term OF the Gasconade Probate
Court, to be held and begun On the third
Monday of February 1868 at the court
house in the town of Hermann.
JOHN ID. BRUINS.
Administrator of Simon Merk decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-01-23

9trurt Sur. Gin s%sriaIsr, atsr itfr
fur Tistr NuRter uuste Eraut. Orr art srerrs
nsts i6m Diatn:
Ruflue: DlleH ? bic Tam Id nttt n.tmsn.
ar3t: Gann fOnntn Gle aud ni6t s.iunn wsr>
ZEN Sd srluuts Stntn, Elm Glas 0aHsr naGsu'
~irinfsn.
Nuftus: @uEtr Strtraes i'd ui&tl
q: 60 trintsn Sit Gin Gldt&tn Bier na6.
81. Btr tstrmmt mir nint! Z
q, gtun, 70 nstmsn Sis % elm. a6sr intei&st'
fsnr Gunutitdt! }AAaf@
R: Tas ldst I'D loren!
Gin paur ause earauf irastt her art na&f rec
@uFtrs gsFnsm.
&c sett r.Gt gut, a0.in 81. Sur 1T mir gu
trfpisIis; tdslt&al5 giasn unp ua& isttr 9ias
cine 8Iaits @tiu. tas talts Gin Anssrsr aus!
gattr, Rsiu &tne, Id tatt Dir i6uatO oft Ss'
ldst, bit. lid sUr ZEN Maumra, FL fne iaIiG ME
sis S&Ianssu
~.1OdtH: Gu tf ate TOD uua elm @ann
Yapl2
Batter: Gta Elarn ouersinsf, absr mir tamil
Cu otrtrausn, rsnn id lisbs lid ldrtIit.
2odtu. aliO. p.r MID ,artIia Iisbt, Fem sari
d D. D s.trauen, menu IS aud elm Nlnp 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-01-23
Bank, SsAifalrts- uad sYss tisale
Gesch@ft
O. 3. 8ifhara 4 8ass,

o. 3. Siehara 4 8ass, !
in New 7orkiund Hamburg.
u ~ stssiirt Isl7.
~tneral 9alaSt astatarDst ieA
9A.eu!e'am ertfaatiaen o ain nj
lqtftsetate fur Rore. aub
Sab.amertfa. "iF 30 scr
Gtr ~esItauien paGaa,I6tipm, mi;
att ZEN hamburger E~amp,6in,n nam Sl,u e.,
naG 9amturs, Southampton. 9sassn. 6snr.'r,,
Datis, une pom 9ambure, S%putbams,onI man.
uni 5asrs mad Wtw SOrt uae Msw Ofisans,
9a6a9sH etne CUR Rtije auf @.a.L
6tti n ssn 5amburs Sremta. Nmtu srs,r
Antpsrpsn nns 5asrs RAD Rfw psrt un. Bal.i,
NOR;
Vi lentatnbtaet CUR @.iie vsn .urs,S.
ilntn elltntabn Stationen mad Den {aIenpllstu
NM pen Nsp port In sssj 5annt smtrifasI
0s6 auf ait pIaSr GHrusAS
Utr btlersen 3 ak Ia aSta In jsosm tsli,li-
en- ettrass in aasn SrtsR Esutitlauss, Of.
Sdwstl, Brantrsits. SslsitnS. Ssaarlf. Eas.
Hiarts S6wsfen, Nerpseens, $elsn uas sautlans
unr tie Stnsietuns ssn S6ulsisresrnusen, E,ls
iGaittn. u. I. 10. in firitn Qansern.
Wir ~tsiOrtsrn q liter Ha& uns BEN Garspa
,af Ean'sfs sne SsSslitiFsn, Nh, nebmsn
Sadtts lur atlieieruns in irssHp siasm Gtrue
er Utlt an. St: sinaebeHrea Gadtssa uttru.b.
men mir ale ,o1amtlidsa Snsi6tunatn.
Utr asfattsa @s itaisltutsn bic Gusateuna
ecn paNaas-S beinsn ilr uHiste faKyit nnl
Sessll6in-einisn une tas 1,a0irsn ceH R,as
auf bic NIT urs IN gsrtintnns aebtnssn Sauis
tn europa. G'eiddftsmduns ms lAt razor e.
srau6 MAIDEN anr lib ~issrbanpt 10 arnstss
FUR uritre &ei6a'ts,psiae rirmfa wcaa,. Rsssa
Die naseret Sstinsmas.n srn uns ~eriasrtn. i
C.R Riekard q Rsss.
searelaY ctr :, MsH Dor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-01-23

lO4 SIN 10. Strass, philadelphia, ga.
Srsis 81 25 per 6laits, crsr 6 glai&ta ;ar Sc.
so an jsse arrsHt ssittdt'
gum Scrtaai lei alsn aprttstern.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

IL We seud the delegates to Lou svil
without invitation, the, will not BE- a
mi'ted totbe deliber ,tionsof the Con
vsotiou | think, re, that the ate. =
tion OF the Committee of Invitation ut
Louisville, should be called to this mat
ter, and it. by scudng invitations to
several Of our public spirited citizens,
such as the editors Of the Ne1s, q O,
& Il. Fowler, Esqs U. l. York, Esq,
and W. w. James, Esq, Of Goodsou,
aud j. r. Anderson, Esq, J. II Wood,
Esq, John g. King Esq, j. Il Crum-
ley, Esq, L. 4. johnson, Of Bristol,
would obviate the difficulties 10 the way,
and, at the same time give US that rep
resentatiou which our material and per.
sonal interesis demand, but which our
population does not accord.
l might, sirs, have named other
worthy public spirited,citiEens, for the
are many that deserve meutiou-but it
would mako the list entirely too long.
Yours &C., lNcoo
We would add the names Of Col.
John +. Terry and John Slack, Esq,
the members Of the Va x Tenn. Legis-
lature,. lEDs.]
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Prepdriny. We are preparing IN
BristolGoods u for grand conHngra'
tim. From 81 10 dozen new buildings
- e constantly DING up and nearly all are
of wood Upon many of the lots there
is not drop of water and when there
Is, it is in deep we'll, with break
neck windlass to draw it out. II fire
breaks out, when there is but summer
breeze, half Of main street must be laid in
ashes, before the conaasratlon eau be ar
rested. II FIRE starts in any OF Bosaus :
Rohr's, Bursou's, Hurts buildings or
ANY of those opposite, the wells are in
such a condition that you could not re
cure hat full of water until to1 late
They are not even provided with pumps
aud there is not u FIRE engine in town
Some frosty morning will find Bo'
sang aud Burson. together with oil
Main street sbivering over the ruins Of
what the day before was deemed for
tune. They will not have left themIa
hovel in which to hide their heads. "a
st:tch an lime is north nine"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

CTnch Valley Necs.-Tnis journal
after Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, of more
than L year has been revived under the
direction of Mesrs. Peerv 6Nutty. DR..
peery, u resident of Jacksonville, was
connected with the Ne'os before its sus-
pension. Mr.. Nutty had his home near
Bristol, has been several times emplo
on the Bristol Me,cs aud is quiet we'll
deserving gentleman W. hope that
his new enterprise will be as profitable
as his stay will be pleasant to himself,
for there is not mole chivalrous, gen
erous or hospitable people, than those
who live along the limPid streams aud
upon tue green slopes Of Tnzwell'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Messrs Editors The Comwe,cisl
Convention which is to convene al Lou
isyllle un the 18th proximo, is AN i'm
portaDt one to Bristol GOodson but,
under the rules prescribing the basis of
representation, lone delegate to each
8, 900 inhabltants-Ihey eau have but
iwo delegates one to each corporation
When we take into consideration the
interests We have Mt stake; the building
of the Virginia aud Kentucky Railroad;
and the patronage OF the Va. a. Tenn.
aud the East Tenn. 4 Va. Roads, as
we'll as the interest that Brisloi'Good'
son have taken in the several CoDven'
lions Of the last twelve months--the
first one being Lers--lt setms sh ouId
be- entitled TO larger representa- on
How is the deficiency 70 be resmedied
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Taking our AdOice An individual
who evidently took our advice, to thresh
his peaches down from tile trees with
snake pole, brought in a wagon lo'd
battered and bruised and as bruised
rad ia not ,oanteJ in this market he was
allowed to drive home again, not being
able to secure twenty cents bushel for
lis peaches-Served him right, for what
can Guy one do with bruised peaches :
They decay before they eau ossib|y be
used. The man who brings bruised
fruit to market is little short of a fool
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

/. p Central Hotei.-Attentiou is called
to the advertisement Of the Central
Hotel aud Restaurant by A. V. Sprad'
ling. This House is kept on the Flu,
ropean plan, is very convenient to the
Depot, being Immediately opposite, aud
is furnished entirely new. The table is
snrnished with new aud costly imported
ware, with Rogers cutlery aud triple
plated forks The bedding aud table
clothes are new and the latter of a snowy
whiteness. He has also reduced the
prices charged at his Bar. Meals eau
be bad at auy hour aud Of the kind
aud just to the extent desired. We
have been invited bv MIR. Spradling to
examine his establishment aud we can
truly under write for these statements,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

NeW York Wustrdted.-D. Appleton
& Co., New York, have just published
a superb boob, which possesses an inter-
est to every Que who has not seen the
city of New York.
1t contains 4S views of Public Build
ings, Hotels, Harbor views, floating pal
aces on the North River, views of Cen
trail Park, Jerom, Park. picturesque
views Of streets, all accompanied by a
map.
The description is not dull and tedi-
Gus, but lively aud sparkling.
How the Appletons can sell so beauti
fully printed book for fifty cents is
more than we can imagine. They, more.
over, send it oy m Ill, free, on receipt Of
the price.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

LynchJury Republican. This enter
prisipg and Interesting daily comes to
us much enlarged and improved as it is
out in an entire new dress. 1t is now
the largcst daily west of Richmond and
is one Ct the largest in the State
Judge Belts who las rec ,ntly become
one of the proprietors is out in short
but well said salutatory. The Repub-
lican has our warmest greetings aud
best wishes for glorious aud prosper
Gus career. 1t has ever been alive tc
all matters of local interest aud is de
serving of the hearty patronage of oul
people.