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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19
ESTABLISHED 1913,
SEELS SEEDS!!
Fresh ald Iennlhe Garden Sod, delivered
III all parts OF the cuuutrs a Balltmore
prices, free Of addiiional xps use.

M q have on hnad large stock of
w Garden and Field Seeds, palqly of
our own grnwth and selected with great
care from ne most reliable English, French
aud American Growers, ana feel confident
that we can offer great inducements to the
frmer rs any other Seed House ia the
country.
We have prepared list Of prices at Which
We will send Seens by mail, ire II 3,o,tige,
to,any part Of the country. This, however
does MOI apply 10 heavy Seeds. such as Peas.
Benns, Corn, &c. rs the postage woull b.
much greater than the p offs.
n5 Don't fail to Send for a Circular,
which viii be sent immediately upoR ap.
ph,atiou,
L. WHITuANS SONS,
Secosmen,
% ant "a s, Calvert S'reei, B,nilnor,'
AID niatu actureis AMI deahr~ IN every
description Of Ag'icu lura Implements
ami Mschinery
Cnnniry meIchsu sud Druggists sun.
plicd on lie most l.iera ternls. (1ni lS,3m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

No Saow IN B,Tstol.--Wc have had
10 snow during the present month, aud
aIready the grass j putting % the green
attire Of spring. We fear the Effects
OF the premature warm weather.
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II FL H
Piedmont Land Agency Of Virginia
IL. AZ. hsc ham nlsan,
LOCAL PARTNER AT

- - a " ~ ~ " " ~ . " N
OFFERS for Sale, in addition to mum.
- her OF other, the following valuGb G
farms
100. Farm, situated 10 Sullivan comfy,
Tennes>' =, On Holstou r yer three mile.
r. m Union Dep't, uiYsapiles from B,,stol,
one AID a halt miles FINN Z 81 Tenn, 81 ",
kti'r"ad where there is "A swich, cnniahu g
Two hundred acres uf laud--rne un iIen
II which Is cleared AMI in good stat. (,
cultivation the balance is well rinherea
Original growth, Pine, Popiar, o X, ST.
and best quality of upland. On II are 4
II uses, n " Saw MlI- A er,st NJ II wit
ne par Bnhrs aud l pair corn Sioaes.
"rH ~a'errd and n d ueighhurhmd -
'or"e churches WITHIN 4 miller. Prize
$4,000, halt cash baaoce ia one year.
ESQ., Superior Water Power on Hol
st'nriv"r IN sullivan count,. T4nn., 8 uilr.
rr"ni Bristol, miles from Unmn. aud 4
mites from East Te'n. & Va. ,R,iIroan
switch, with $50 acres OF taui, seventh .ay.
cir~red OF which, II acres is river bottom.
the balance well lin cred White Pm.
P"pa', y X, s.. On il is two story Ia, n,
hose win six rnonls, several tenani.
hou~rs' a nn. Saw Rl'll. a F.qge, with
h'e' BIZ" ming tires, a Cupos, and C ,rn
mill. This is perhaps the most ex en,ive
"a'ef i"'eer in Tho s ats--capahle Of du-
wing any am 'nnt of Machine, y, and is a Gae
localih for Worlen aud Cotton factory
or for lron works on a large scale.
Jan. 22tf.
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w a II Il e ID

wheat, Flour, bacon, Lard, Featlers,
Wool Beeswax, Dried Peaches aud Apples,
Genseng, Snake Root, Tallow, Batter. Dry
Hides for which u fair price wall be PAID in
Cash md Goods at Cash prices, Wlolesa,e
or Retail.
Bristol Goodson, W. W. JAMES.
Aug, l 1865.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

JAY COOK. Chairman Finance ult Tx.
I,riu " ComnitIre.
iiENRY d COOKE, Vice-Prelidrnt.
EAlE>oN W PEET, See. and Actusry.
This ompany, National 10 ia character,
n rs, bs T. asoa OF IFS l. ~ Jspuai, Low
hsuS OF Premium ana New Tab,es, the
most d. snitde "a, ATS ot lusufibg life Yet
ptrsenlea 70 h. pai'hc.
The ralea d premium beink largely re-
due,d, are maze Us dvoraulr 50 ,re lnsut-
10 aN tn"sr o. tile best Mutual 1 ompanirs
aud aSula al tne O. implications nhu Dboer
lainiirs 81 Mus, ID g.dehds, auu thv mis-
uld rstauitit ~ winch the 4.tlcr are 80 apt
~ eaasr IA, Policy Iloilcr.
S,Nrdi how and attractive tables arc
ROW pgestn cd wnich nr,d nniJ TO be
uuHei0iold To y Oge arcrfiahle 10 the
punie, su, Ia Aslhe lNCOM E PRODUCING
POLICY AID RETURN PkEfIUA POL.
lCN. la the ngnirr, De- loie3 holder not
ory svenrus "A ro insar8ucr, pay able 8t
dfa'r, 'ut viii receive, a hv'g, after =
pc hd OF q irw Years, IN u9M~sJi incn,ne
tqaM II zen per- cent. 90 per ceef ~ Tie
pdr ~ M policy Ia b, b. frt, "a, q, ni-
,aoS agrees 10 rtun 10 he assured The total
amount ~ niop,y he has jppafn, N addition
70 lhe dtoepd y hN pohcB
Tue ate'dhd OF peF,hs contemplating
lus0'ihg tinf ives Or increasing ihn huouut
90 lnsursacr ~ allrahy hass', - GATED Q
10" special Hiiav'cztr 4 rd ~ &C Ma
uoha' Lit In,uiapor Couldty.
Circular, Pam ,hlsis. aid foil Particulars
given ol ailinai On 10 siie Branch Oil.e Of
JAY COOKE 4 co.,
We nplvo, D d.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

Resofe'ny. The people Of Smythe
and WyIhe are still aesotaug about the
riches Of their counties and The build.
ing Of the N. d 9. w. Railroad. II
they will go to work and develop their
coutry instead of making speech IS, aud
back their resotrcs bya few of their
broad acres and some hunired thousand
greenbacks, as the counties of Grayson
aud johnson have done, they can get
railroads Bot resolutions aeser yet
bsilt railroad or Steamship.
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AMI HANDS oF Gnnns

usna"9 lVuhu "a otores IN lnls County,
which he is determined to sell
All SMALL ADVANCE FoR CASH.
Or Prodnce Paid Down.
Merchants desiring 90 replenlsh their
stocks are respectfully invited {, examine
nv stock
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

NEW STORED
Fresh Goods

W AVING purchased the stock &e., Of Mcssrs. W
h 4 b. Miuor Co., the undersigned takes pleas
me Ia Informing the ru5lic generally, OF Bristol
Goodson AID surrounding country, that ne has taken
the store, lately occupied by the above hrnl, which
he has had reiited aid furnished with Choice Sc
lection amily Groceries, superior Conicctioies
Tropical Fruits Canned oysters, Fancy Articles and
Nations stationary, OF ali kinds, Fine Chewing
aud smoking iobaeeoes, imported aud Domestic CT
CARS Fine Toilet soaps, No, Kerosene on, Sc, Sc,
to which he respectfully invites the careful atten-
tom of the public, win the positive ASSURANCE that
no pains snlls be spared to give eHise satisfaction
to those VINO may FAVOR him with their patronage,
and from his longer oNperence In business, sePen-
or quality OF his goods ulifoin courtesy and Low
Cash Prices, he feels confident of securing That sue
cess ~ the hands OF liberal community which all
ways crowns the ehors OF The honest and upright
merchant. Jos. :. BlAGLtN,
Corner Store, Under the Nickels Hotel,
BRISTOL SOODoONs
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y. eRIreIrn. J. l.. BRADFORD. i. W. HlERosNus,
GRIFFITH q BRADFORD.
COMMISSION MARUAAMTS,
40. az =. Howard street,
ISaitisNOre, Md.


Penniman s Fro, Baitimore. Mayer & Bro, Bal
umo.e. Holman STANLEY 4 Coz Ldt, Clotwortly
4 o., Bifit
ne Particular attention given 20 or
ders. Feb 10 Ia.
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J, Il, ANDERSON

0n 0nA OAR md Tire Iron, %. COO
Hu,UUU nssoried GasGngS, Has rkes.
emu DgIis The Famous Wnit Pillow, Mill
lsons, Circular Saws aud Nanlrels, Od
Anchor Boiling Cloths to order.
GRASS sEEDl GRASS sEEDt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

90 from Home to lea, Ncscs A
correspondent of the Lyuchburg Repub
hca", under the nam de plume of
Bristol" gives that Journal some in ,
formation that would s,urtle our old,st
citizens lie says that Mr.. Walthal,
engineer for this end of the Norfolk a.
Great Western Railroad, is to com
meahc the survey on no. 8oy nerL anu
run zee tloayd from this place. For the
information of " Bristol we would
state that the A. u G. W. Il. r. will
terminate al Bristol, aud when she
survey is commenced, it will run east.
wa,d.
Again he says, /" the Bristol H;qh
School has taken possession of lioaat,tn
Ee'o," If the High School has been
guilty of such uugalIant conduct as to
drive out Ms Chonccuulnle and her
yoang faaies, we, being ladies' men, are
bound to so for il.
II the Re'@Lticoa would get its iufor.
nation from the Ne,cs, it could then
rely upon It,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

8 unimproved lots on the Va & Tenn
Railroad. Apply to L, B. McCanahan,
Lancaster Building.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19
FIRST EaTionAL BANK EulLDlHG,
PHI. ADELpuJA.

Whore the general business Of the Com
paUy is ir"isacl, d, and 70 which al general
cCrretpOi,d-pre should be addressed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

A dwelling near the Presbyterian
Church, with necessary out houses. acre
lot, ali in good repair. Price 81, 800.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

The undorsi gncd takes this method Of returning
their thanks to tho public, for the hberu pat
ronage bestowed On the Old hrm and respectfully
Jos. 5. biugles, WIN is in every particular worthy
Of the confidence OF the community. Respectfully,
Feb l0u w. D MINOR Z co.
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ALSO

A small house aud lot at the West
End of Bristol Lot contains I of an acre
Price 5000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

Silver Plated Forks,
Tea.& S;dt Spoons.
MEDICINES. Oils, Paints, Dye-stutfs,
1fA Kerosene Oil aud Lamps. Chimueys,
(JiNuvs' Medirnes,)
1--WE largest Stock Of Hardware between
pwi Knoxyinr, Tools AK I,
Pocket Cutlery, wholesale & retail,
% -. o,eN. .,ae -, hsels Locks Hinges
Sadler's Tools Shoe Findings Lnsts Htlnes
Chains Collars Brides Saddles Mil andX cut
Saws Anvils Pump Chains Wheels Boxes
Hammers Hatchets
Naiis, ring Machines. prills
Watt ~ u-h-, Corn Shelters,
Team AMI Cestiues,
Sh emakers' TOO s.
Sad,il,r>' Tduls,
Lasts, Pegs, French cal IN Lining
skins, Webb NJ, Saddle Trees, Buckles,
GR0CERIES, CofFres, Sugars. Spices.
" Teas, Pepper, Soda, Cotton Yarns,
harness, Upper, and Sole Leather;
Machine Oil, Gum Beltings,
ENRUlT Cans, Improved Preserving Fluid,
Il Paper Hangings and Screens.
E(O0rS and SHOES Of all kinds, cheaper
NJ than the cheap St,
Ii ATS aud CAPS, Fren,h; Polish, Silk
Ii aud Slouch,
GoHooL aud other Miscellaneous books.
Glass and Queensware, Mirrors,
"r- nrseiyr. IS "tletss u,
jos. R. ANDERSON & co.
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OFFICERS:

CLhREEFE u. CLARK President.
JAY COOK. Chairman Flnance AMI TX.
I'ruv Comnitre.
ttENRY D COOKE, Vice-Pre,idrnt.
EAR2ON W PEEp Sec. and Actnsry.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

o. hnn'i.; Evergreen Soc T.moth
Seed, and Glove Seed, az
"a 3 1891 JR Anderson
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

OFFERS for Sale, in addition to a mum.
~ her of other, the following valusb e
farms:
, 1869-12-12

.n,o ~. -s~,>o,s;h;1;t;.a ~n.ttr. ~ ~.
no.na II sxnr,viso.. vh,,nv.r o.h,r A..
n.n.a. ,nrx. +. .vo,asd or d.far,aa ;. ,b..
~ ,,n,v:3;nu aa,onst, acoommod.t;ona for
the a5el poor Of Tho oopn.v. The ar;s,ine
hosnit.l has room, oulv for abont one-.biri
Of the pssients who need its benefits, Some
ara driven 10 the Ca,hn1io Hosnitai. somn
to St, Lute'a. the Jsw;.h, and oshe, denom-
national md .nsiyate chss;t;ea In ,nsnv
cases thsx baya suffered from want Of mad.
joa1 aid. and from inability to obtaiu aecsss
TO snv hosp;tal.
1rt.,,;,sn+ s+,srca-, ,,;.;.;,, ,,,;tx .,d
f.n;1;,r S;th tha boar;t.Io ~ ,ha P,s,sr,
Co.. =, r,,-,na haro a,>o1,n, ~ ~,
corn,. H,a,;t., az r., irf.,;or ~ ,hos, ~
49,. 49, oa,,,r,,n;tv ~ aan.1 v..,tt .,d
e,.,..;a, ~ - .;.a;~.a Tea5 :, ~.
~. ~ 49, h..,t,. ~ x.es;1an, ~ noa>,,.t;o, hw
a.h.s,- .r~-.A -.-,.-
"A.e1 "NAp' a' sus...Is wv,
| "onAse
plosiuap6 ~. Ano ha~n4s''7 0uA loo4 W.
may tal1 soooenis asA ~ ~, oot o''e0'e' of 10
~ounaea CT "Iueo' ".sa uona ~ e.10 to3
them. 1he nrs1 outy q tae Supervisors II
todeterm1ne, by medical testimony, Wnesne1
the present location Of tns hospital IL sasu'
) b1ious and favorable Tor hospital purposes
. II 30, the necessary enlargement may be
made by reoonstsucting the present edidce
: andsdding wings, which will tzeble its pres
ant accommodations. nnot, it should be as
ceEtained whether the county can purchase
$ 1t a proper and reasonable figure, th
: United States Marine Hospital buildings u
Q Lake View, which arc admirably adapte
for hospital purposes, and which, 80 far q
j. the National Government is concerned, NJ
i. lavish waste OF money for very doubtf1
: objects. OF course the sailors arriving. {
"a this port should have adequate medic
> treatment, and this could be furnished
l. cur County Hospital, if We had one worth
ia of the name. But the effect Of tho pre-
, 1869-12-12
4 Hitherto Uupnblished Poem by
Lord Byron.

From sh< Bosfor. Adesrt1AT.
The InH XaH G1sttis prints hitherto unpup-
tshed poem bJ Lord BIron, one stanxA q which
wAa incorrectly quoted IN tho Article ID me sns.
fore be 1n.de his second proposal to Mia NIL
bsnte1 md lust amer "ne hsd oeen thIowp over
Fl 70? soe y sss 70 S1 pnied
from the autograph copy, now IN the possesalou
of Lady FTancaa {. narcourt, and runs - toloT1:
T. r'unpe IL Sst s9m
What thou we1s, what fear for moment thou
ART
To see tnee-to lore thee-xhss sseas: eoold DO
70 loFe ihec-to loee 1heo-rwete rain 70 dep.ort.
Not 1.en shall escape from the heatt thus b.
vul @ een Ike man what feel Ike child.
rsougn : trorn cloud ny brow. Jet IT lowers not
rhouss ~ ae.n .aoula seem he.ry. at least tt Is
p. ,hoo. NH .he r,,te e ne. eenauest e'.'e-
For the frst step Of Ezsor aonk e. copid tesall
| And the woman once fallen fof ever mast fall
tSa = fsse ;eE uato ns snT : t.s!sss q
And they who have losed thee will leave thee 10
And ,aey Wso have hated Will laugh thee to .eorn
The r.nss which viii pan''A 'n1 fa''en00o s''
The Tut Mali f.dxt4is Introduces the poem with
the rtnast .nat 1t possesses ''intrtna.c neE!u p
dependent Of the special interest which at to!l
mue,ure at,acnea 10 ercsvtnne written by the
much Rsea:ied poet From tnit opinion, bo*es.
| tyer, We are forced 10 dsAcnt The vess9 Afe y
| the Worxt style Of The poets Muse,-in that 1sllt
| which echoc! Rlfta hare found 30 AlluIoE, And II
the feeble tnattAtton Of which tner puerlle lovef
| hnyr wasted 70 much valuable time II was aucs
| ppepra u 1hts that provoked sne np1lA1Ght d
| Jenfey and II the English hstd had never dou
/ auytning III different and better vein nc Fee
| dict pf tne ScottlQh reviewer would undoabtedl
have been accepted Ia 1872 aud endorsed In 1st9
| When Eueh stanxal ~ The rrtt OF these Ia qnea
stop we're written. they were probably Et@d
susceptible womcu, as ieas1, with feeuug
. | mingled admiration tor the aataora Feotut, ~
, / sorrow fcr the h1ta0fN Ntou2a: for tte E1Amot
| which then 4tfached to 10th the uAn &ud -
poe; had not been dlzsipated BY the Ec1ndals Of b
, / married life OF The yulsztftJ Of !" Don Jr4o.
, To-day these Tct4es &hoN. 10 the simplest sE Inc
: traders. the man In his nohle-eRosstlcAl. Eoe
= ma spAniroue. shand.heAtibroeen snsod, Aad u
peel IN i ttJle BON Of It's bfoodiugA Tnere y
! aeemtnR AoAlysla pl human PASSION Aoa ~!
). portrayed with apparent auher.ng, onk xeeas
!. nllsned b. Lord lyypn ~ easily ~ Hatean
aops bis mask, aud for ! IKE putrose-to MAJ
I; the wCar-T invisible. Intrinsic merit ~ poetsJ
J this sor1 Ii impossible, for al the a1cfea atG
& | bstes Of vc7e arc epuuter!ttted IA iIs NTH y
/. | ptrpu!e1i in it, pcrpRAi.
, 1869-12-12
FR0M CHICAGO TO LIVERPOOL.

4 brief despatch Of Dec. l states that
section Of the railway, to be completed next
year from, Portland to Halifax, seventy-si1
miles westward from st. john to the
boundary line between Mains and New
brunswick, had been opened with appro-
pirate ceremonies. The present condition
md prospects Of the early completion Of
the line are stated in the Portland 4aarer-
ttaer as follows:
Work was begun in}Dangnr, January l, l*s7.
The road Is row Guilt 10 MAttA1Autexs. os miles,
lion IRON tae oounds1J u " 10 it JOIN, opened 1T
week, Is % miles. y Tn.en nu5t % added ~
Fredef1ctton Branch, 20 rnues. froe1 81 John 70
/ open since 1864 The junction Of the Nora scot1a
Inc is u Aonctoo, - miIea nom s. John. From
Moocton 70 Halifax is 10 milea, Of NMch about y
| Tho 1nte1coonlAl Mue, which ha1 been revived
Canada, I'D u ID process of ooassrac.
/ European si q and North American RaiiT.y, attef
twenty IeArs Of lndsf&tgahle 9abor Will be con.
rleied. la constnct!on 10 thsa geEsFauon y das
p9 P9ssaeaa. los. .-. John u 4 poos: Tie Ni1i.ad
es..y e. &C st .aepaS
snd tne complexion Of the Ameracsn complement
.o that lne wt!i not operate precisely - people a
noFt Iite,s 10 pioat b. lie new rpuse shau oLl
Wy, and Halifax will undoubtedly become II
Important outport Il which transatlaatic steam
en- VII touch ~ shey do no" Il sontn@mpso'
aod Btest.''
With the completion Of this Fohd ne1
gear, fast line Of steamers will unquss
tionably be established between Halifax AM
the hish coaat, that will cross the Alspti
| in from Eve to SIX days at most Allovin
, 1869-12-12

s.. 1ar1s Fec. u,-Tne steamer N. r Arthur,
beIce 70 New Orleans, sunk, yesterday. = Ben.
nesls Landing Is mea ee'ow he.e and t ses u u
ntseeu tect Of water n he stern ana ~ !eet =.
tat ! very valtahle cargo. and shout 80 head Of
stocf. The bo4s Wa falued II u. ooo: insuteu
for fsa oet tn st. Louis Chicago, and f1tssoofkn
rnmnsntcA The oxDefa wtre Captain BoanKtfs
SiiIlTeli. 1pvelt Co. and Levi Asaotook 70.
u, OF 81 Louis. Tao pn1e o. lhe cargo va POI !
And Lard,
, 1869-12-12
ALL BAGGAGE AT TIE RI8K OF THK
QWNER.

U[ i1te yeafB ASSASSINATION mas Deeu
growing into favor, or 1t least gaining tol-
Grafton III this country, as naeans OF re-
dress for particular class Of crimes; aud
it is immatesial whether tho crime be &C
tuauy committed OF not, assassius find just
ifcation il they merely fancy that they
have been thus injured. Assassination Is
now the cowArdis resource whenever his
marital 1elatiops Are invaded, or whenever
be thinks proper to screen murder undes the
cloak Of jealousy. The nan who would
shoot down his neighbos because thatneagh-
por had previously assaulted and maltreated
him, would be punished for unns3anghtaz
or hanged for murder. But the man who
shoots his neighbor for criminal intimacy
/ with his dissolute wife is n1ade moral
hero, and becomes, for the time, the popu-
| lar fayoritc. It is forgotten that tho sesiue-
tton Of married woman is = preposterous,
If rot impossible, offence; that in
iii cases she is contentinR party,
and in many the seducar; that these
wives arc too often turned to this evil by
the neglect, the abuse, or the notorious III
/ fidelity Of their own husbands. Soclet,
| still aprlauds The assassin Who comes, par
haps, from the arms Of mistress, ant
murders a nan who has been no NOR,
| guilty than himself.
| Assassination in such cases may be sai
l to hare become part Of the com aaon Law
| | But out Of this common law another pras
: tice il likely To grow up. Our despatehes
...4.-5,- vsx+uf al q eh hor+inn Aud atsf,hir
, 1869-12-12

The late Earl Of Derby len behind httn fortune
OF about u, OK, ,0oa yeas. When he succeeded -
his ettates. IN 1so!, theT yielded him teaa thaa
tb,rA of tnss ausn Ths taczea1e II dua to The AZ
tfsordipa1J rtae IN the value of property In LAa'
ra,h,re. whete the Detby estaaes ite. tasoaza tns
deye'opmea, II the manufacturing iatere4:.
, 1869-12-12

Dogs and Cats to be Utilized.
, 1869-12-12

Query: Had thA insured livsd ooald he
havo recovesed back from the company ths
pteMium1
, 1869-12-12
SHAWLS.

SHAW Is.
They will also exhibit In their
LACE Department:
Real Peinte Sets, made up, from
Sl2.50 to $50.
Poinle Applique do from Sc TO $50.
Pointe spp.ique and Polate Hands,,
S6to Sl00.
Chantilly Lace Fans, $40 and up
wards.
One magnificent Wedding 1'rous-
seau. 500.
| In their SILK Department, n
few elegant Silk and Velvet
Flounccd Robes, and new
shntes Of Taffetas md PoMlt dc
Sole, for Reception and Dinner
Dresses. Latest PAris Modes In
Span:led 'Tnrlatnns and Robes.
mud Pure SILK CRANBERRY md
Grenadines, Tor Bail md Party
Dresses.
i In DRESS GOODS, the cltoic'
est qualities of coiOrinss in Pop
l1us aud Reps, and select styles
.. In Ladies' Cashmere Robes d.
, Chnmbre, together with 5oe
!. Dresses of vnrlous styIcs OF pop
u)nr Goods, from 80 to SO cnch
; united TO the scn.On, and ntuct
\ below value.
ID Parties Purchasing for the HoL1
!; DAYS, viii find in the above enunera
: ted articles the most valuable and aF
d propriate GIFTS ever imported
, 1869-12-12

The Toeless Woman.
, 1869-12-12

With Some Ideas On Auputaslon.
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In the Light Of Compensation.
, 1869-12-12
Diamond and Pearl

Diamond CpAs, HAi Sets and Rinzs; PtiEtl Rayu
Mo.s Agate Ouyx. ChrJsoptase. Jet and cs.as Jv-i-
n. Brackets. Letkets. DC.
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Silver and Plate

Pvery variety Of ulsf.1 and c1uamtntai aud Sterling
Silver, rut up IN elegant Turkey Rutsia aud yelvss
C.seE Rogers Sn,th Co, and other noted N a1atAe-
ture1s cf Silver Plated War. nasufacturrd especially
fos ua. ebnpEehca duk vafirsy 9! Tea aat Ice Stt4
Urn. FIult, Vegetable and CsAe Stands. kuivu~
Spooas~ etc.
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In describing scenes m Eod azcund Denver N those
dsyy; b4t snoEs EeadezE ass already tauatA viii
lie u ths mines, and viii torbeH.
Among the aaforsuultea Ut the mines Nas ny
tneud He worried Win = wrl. BIT we got poorer
eyes7 Guy, And n ias* af.s7 months OF lsooss ne
re.acsantiy gzve up md determined to return
home, Il Has 3ad announcement 10 me, ADD
v.1Lntsh crushed Al ny hopes. I v1shed to fo-
ratu; but the Old man 4Atd he had PROMISED my
Yaiher he would tAke care Of me, and In7st 70
back WHY n,In4
Iwu now Is years Of aSs, and thought myself
cutie uAn- tzd become N expert with the
fr1e and revolver, and had ZOE mkn1 dollar II
/ thu anootpR marches, 70 the ch&1ta I zfzJ-
| haired uuountaineefs Hnd rappefA I hesdtattd
/ long whether should break away flun1 ny friend
| and protector Or return With hin 70 the StathA
| NJ desire 70 resnktn xas tnz1ly overcome, md We
| eet ont Tor home.
An the war back 70 Fort Ke2rney fe1s kad and
| tsconssotsd, md - Ws began 10 Deaf the Ssates
tts,uns Of printing cases End brick houses rose IN
NJ mind, wen nigh d.susesnx me* " frena
! seemed TO unde11taad ny discontenr, and KEPT
close eJe upon me, fearing would desert hin.
sou,a tgappess and hunters wssned me to 70 with
taeca, and beEzed his pe1oisslon, but Win pa
| rental autAnRtty be restrained nc
| We wnRe noN Stopping to rest y OLD FOR
Kearuey, and IN I few days would 60 70 the S<a:es
o~1y t<e Avztssd Ntses atasant- Il wAs oH ~
| 3XAt II tho 9Q{1s IND INC o$Q 1--WE u AA's@A%N
| wa4 upou ra8 win al IN power. l coaid 70
sleep, and lay ing thinning what should 40. Ins
| qia nan ~ nea1 me, md seeued % hase saA!e'
Into deep .rnnoef- Win no wan-denaed ootec
IN vtew, qntsty sto&e nom ny bed Aad .a1e
uas of ths t&ul The uaoon was shining htfEniiJ
| md eat down TO entoythe beautiful MEat, ~
nh tuto deep rtTe14e. How long szt kuow 10
! ! but tas eAAngtnx Of It's Ea1sa u muan.sn
| aroused ma. BnenuJ stose aad looked into "a
tent. TIE oa4 r21 wAs breathing heavily. N
} ey1oentty d4epsps sound1Y- Scarcely kooain
: what dad, nd impsned os soEnc strange md u
1 accountable feeling, I entered, and. gathering q
my s1u1s and pAko1bss, pAssed oaS ,Ato tae ope
AZ. Laying ny hoad on the gznant shots a
. saacs sfps the tent, fetnruetl, and. paftas u
folds, looked long md earnestly IT The old MAE
i kind and oeneso'ent taee, which p1eaao y neF
i snoula see again. ttAz d 1,lnta my eye II
{ cloatd The tent and mnssesed % otbJ.
!. Taa,nx Up ny uundle, walked TO ranet nsa
d tbs tort and concealed mIself n 1agoa.oe
In tpe uaoxutpx the Old rnaa nased IA, and Spez
y a1moat thu aasire ,1ar tn hunting fr me- he hi
4 | to pass By tAe wagon WHARF lay concealed. a
It Naa aot until late IN tAs ereuhag he &aFe uf
y search, and, h.teh1pR up hss team, ses oat 70
= tnrn home alooe. I sAE HIN drive By IN the du
i ot tne e4eoine. looking tortaea enough. bot r
!. otl1 too g'At u ~ hA g.: tW