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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
MINERALS.

My friends were looking after deposits of
Iron Ore in which they were interested, and
found them abundant and rich. They own two
or three adjacent tracts amounting to 10000
acres, covering most of the western half of
Giles and the eastern half of Bland County.
These tracts, watered by Walker creek on one
side and Wolf creek on the other, are mainly
wooded as above, and consist of half dozen
modest mountains and the intervening slopes
and valleys-the latter still in timber as well
rs the former. The mountains are mainly of
sandstone, Overlaid by a thick stratum of
lime, above which their crests are wholly
composed of Iron Ore-oftener Red Hema-
tte but there are other varieties. Some
of this is in place, and would
require blasting; but on each of the three tout
of many crests visited, there were millions
of tuns ready to be shoyeled up and carted of,
like any seaside bank of pebbles 1t is said
to be pure. yielding 80 to 70 per cent, Of metal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02

T Let MS deal first with The Journals con
ostantly decreasing Republican vOtein New York
"City.p Turning to the records, we find that the
Republican vote of this City and of Chautauqua
County respectively, at the several Presiden-
tial elections since the Republican party was
formed stands nc folloWs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
DIED.

On the I'D ult., NATHANIEL TAYLOR STOyBR
infant son OF N. aid Z. L. slower, aged Is month
aud 10 days.
Gu Friday, the 24h at the residence OF her father
atthe head Of Clinch river, in Tasewell county
BLANCHE, daughter OF Jno. II aud Mary anderson
aged about 10 years.
On the 10th ult., near Peterstown, Monroe county,
Vest Virginia, Mrs. MARr BENNETT, eonsort OF
Rev. J. W. Bennett.
In Bristol. on Saturday last, JOHN HOOVER,
aged aboutTe years.
Departed this life In Greenevile, Tenn. on tho
lotn Of august, 1853, hts. JANE FOWLER, rsliet
Of y. T. Fowler, N. d.
The deceased was born February l6, 1867 when
quito young she made profession Of faith In Christ
and connected herself with the Presbyterian
In this place, OF which she continued a member 10
the date OF her death. Without ostentation sha
bore witness In her life that she was sincere chris
tian. Though for long time deprived OF the prvi-
leges OF the sanctuary by lingering and painful
disease, she did not neglect her closet but las she
often said to the writer Of this tribute) enjoyed COM
munon with her Saviour In prayer. In the other
relations Of her life, she maniEfsted desire to do
her duty. As mother she bore such devoted
affection TO her her ouly as Leeamo proverbial
among those who knew her. AZ friead aud reIa.
tive her attachments were strong and lasting. 4.
aneighbor she was kind-ever ready to administer
In the chamber Of sickness and suffering and so far
as she was able To relieve tho wants OF the
In her last hours she patient and submissive
to the will Of God 4" she said, ait IL His pur.
pose TO take me away, l am will to 60" Tnour b
she seemed to dread the pangs, she did not doubt
the Issues Of death; but expressed confidence that
through tho grace of the Lord Jesus she would de
part only to be with Him. rnenuiie Uafon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

An Opportunity The most elegant
and valuable residence in ouT town is
offered for sale, at low price, by Ctpt.
WIN. b. Williams. There are two.snd,
a.half acres Of ground, and the build
ings are large and hand ,ome aud in the
very best condition. The grounds are
very attractive, the view most command.
ing and the whole is displayed against a
background Of stately forest trees, which
are upon the premises. Tho garden is
10 the finest state Of cultivation and the
entire property is about as lovely and
comfortable as a residence can be made
See advertisement headed Valuable
Resi5ence for Sale.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

! Fine Peaches MIR, Samuel Vance
will accept our thanks for basket Of
the finest peaches and apples We have
seen during the season. They were
larger than any variety we have ever
seen except the Indian, but were much
sweeter and better favored. Large,
round and tlusLing, without bruise,
they would have won the premium at
any fair. Mr.. McCroskie will also ac-
cept our thanks for nice basket of
peaches; rich and juicy, though not so
large as Mr.. Vance's, they were equal.
ly acceptable. We sincerely hope our
many friends will follow in the foot
steps Of these gentlemen and send us
mauy such specimens, I'm Jien fat
Nest jdntois perdu.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Thsatricals-Billy Diamond aud
Eugene Martinez, two artists, were
among the passengers kept over by the
accidents, aud to amuse their comrades
and GIL their purses, secured room and
opened very pleasant performance.
The house was crowded, and they deter
mined upon a second nights run, TIE
ladies we're invited free Of eh'rge, and
pledges given that nothing offensive
,hould be introduced. Marines opened
the performance with prologue. in
which he showed himself unaccustomed
TO polite speaking and awkwardly ex'
pressed some fears about the resPeeia'
bility Of his audience. In the erform'
auce be showed himself more at ease.
Diamond, in his minstrel performance
was quite amusing, but evidently forgot
his pledges no, to offend the ladiesi
Some of his attempted wittieisms would
have been butter dnsSid. ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Old Rank Money.-We learn from
she Bankirg House Of Messrs. Thos'
Branch & Sons, Petersburg, that, there
arc large amounts Of these notes still
held through the country, and there is
very general belief that they will
finally be good. Tbisisa great mistake.
IL will be seen by any one who will
compare the presesept prices with the
prices we were paying at Richmond
and Augusta. and here, in lS65-66,
that many notes then worth from 26c'
TO 75c., are now selling at from lc, to
l0c. Many banks have gone into the
hands Of receivers, who will divide all
,he assets between the holders of notes,
presented up to the date fixed by law
for settlement. After such distribution,
All such notes will be worthless. The
notes of ten Virginia baubs are worth
D3c. aud it Is certain nothing can be
gained by holding these back. We adj
wise oil such persons holding notes to
send them in at once aud get the value
Of them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Great Bargain IN Ldnd.-Tbat al.
most Incompatible farm, recently
owned by Mr.. +. i. Phipps, ii miles
sbovc Rogersville and on the Holston,
vas sold last week by Mcssrs. York 4
Fulkcrsou, who we're his assignees in
Bankruptcy, for the inadequate sum of
325 ,500-Ilurt e Bros, of Abingdon,
being the purchasers. This is one of
The finest farms in the State aud is
sa,d to be worth 100000. We congrat
ulate the enierprising gentlemen who
have purchased it. The farm contains
I,O75 acres, most of which for fertility
and arableness can scarcely be surpass'
cd. A praciiclo gentleman has been
heard to remark that if he bad been
empowered to make farm he would
scarcely have known how to improve
upon this model.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Ia Order Our friend Mr.. Il, G.
Z. Hughs shows bis endorsement Of our
opinions with regard to marketing fruit
BY bringing to our town wagon loads of
the most lucious peaches carefully pack.
ed In barrels and boxes. His peaches
We need not say go off readily at 75cts,
per bushel while the common run Of
them IRE sold for Scots. and lower, and
in some instances the vendors are fore.
cd 10 take them back to the country
where we are sure they find no use for
them Mr.. Hughes has our thanks
fora half .bushel Of nice large ys'-
freestoues.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
Let US Protect Ourselves.

The physical structure Of the strongest human
being Is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies are
endowed by nature with certain negative power,
which protects them, to some extent, from un.
wholesome influences but this protection Is inner
feet and cannot be safely relied on In unhealthy
regions, under circumstances OF uore than 6rdi.
nary danger. Therefore, II Is wisdom; II is pru.
dence II Is common sense to provide against such
contingencies, by taking an ARTIDorE IN ADVANCE;
In other words, by forifying the system with HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTBRs-thi mfsArom.
plete protective against all the epidemic and endemic
maadies that has ever been administered in Any
country. Asa rem idy for Dysrepsii, there is no
r msdy that will co npare with II. Whoever suffers
the pangs Of indigestion, anywhere on the face OF
the earth where HosrETTER's STOMACH BITs
1ERS can be Procured do . so voluntarily Tor As
surely a. truth exists, this Invaluable rosie and
ALTERNArIvE would restore his disorde cred stomach
to healthy condition. To the nervous II IL kalsn
especially recommended. and IN eases Of confirmed
constipation II aiso affords speedy and permanent
relief
In all cases Of fever and asus the BITTRRs is
more potent than any amount q quinine while the
most dangerous cases Of bilious fever yield TO is
wonderful properties. Those who hos tried the
medicine will nevor use any other, for any ofAths
ailments which the H0sTETTER'S BITrERs pro.
fess to subdue To those who have aot made the
experiment We cordially recommend an eaf1y april
cation to the BITTBRs whenever they arc strieios
by disease Of the digestive organs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

A Grelt Curiosity.--We wish to in.
form all the !oafers, boys, negroes, dogs
and cats, that If they are absent from
the platform at 7 o'clock, P. H., they
will miss seeing great curiosity. 1t
is the passenger train from tue west,
ond as they never saw anything Of the
kind before it is desirable for them to
be on hand Passengers like 10 look
at them and ladies like to run up agains.
them as they pass from one car to an
other. Oh, it is delightful to bunp
against these young Americas and
have them Whit the smoke of penny
cigar or a stale pipe into the nostrils Of
weary travellers, while the porters shout
right this way, to the Nickels House,
if you want a good supper Virginia
House, sir, Virginia House, sir-Reg-
ulur supper House, sir-last chance for
two hundred miles-champaign and CT
der i! Porter for the Thomas House,
sir-right this way for the Central IIo-
teton tue European plan, sir-call fUr
what yon want and pay for what you
get-here's your nice pies-snacks =
Snacks-take the sleeping car, sir
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
HurrOh for the boy that smokes the
largest cigar or the blacklist pipe Hur-
rah for the boy that jumps on the COW
catcher aud shouts Bedlam-and | don't
care.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Syrup. We are indebted to Mr., W
A. Caldwell and Mr. Wm. A. RAIDER for
samples Of their beautiful sorghum
made 10 Cooks evaporator. 10 color
it is equal TO the finest New Orleans
syrup. Mr.. Caldwell is the first to in.
troduce the use of the evaporator to our
people, aud wo very cheorfully recon-
mend them them 70 patronize him, rs
he is grinding the cane and making the
syrup on the halves, he being at all
expense.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Winter Ouyenerated.-Seeiug that
his neighbors suffered much for want Of
good Stoves aud Furnaces, William N.
Keller has brought on stock of fine
parlor, Office and cook stoves. lie is
selling lower than Baltimore retail
prices, aud has any article that is needed
in the country. Cold weather has come,
aud so b we Keler's stoves. lie has
also fne stock of tinware. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

a Candidate.--Mr. Samuel Evans,
the present deputy of j. o. Is. Cloud,
Clerk Of the Circuit court Of Sullivan
county, is announced as candidate for
said Office, Mr.. Evans lives near Blount.
vile, is a gentleman of character and
well qualified for the position, and If
elected will discharge the duties thereof
with credit to himself aud to those who
voting for him may become responsible
for his election.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Good Health for OcirLer contains
CAtaract in children, Heat from the
room, our Bread. Digestion, Bathing,
The sense of touch, The skin, First help
ID accents &c. This periodical is su
pcripr 10 solid worth aud interest to any
oiher now published on the continent
s2 per annum, single number 20 cents.
ADDRESS Alexander Moore 81 Frank
IN st. Boston.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
CITY ITEMS

TRE SPIRIT or DgrERMISArIoS.-Peppcr Bros
are just In receipt Of the largest and handsomest
assortment Of Perfumeay. Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
Pocket Books, Money Purses, Wallets, Lamps Lamp
Fixtures, aud puri and fresh Drugs ever brought
to th mar 1t. q yea do not believe IT, 20 and see
for Yourselves. They are determined not to be
uhdersoid' sep "a a
GoFoRrH's EXTRA AND No DIsoouSr-Hcssrs
bdttoTs am using the above Flour, aud pronounce
It superior to any nOur have had ia sfx months
past can recommend It. Try IL II you wish the
best. sep24 Il CtTtzEx
To OFFICE SEEKERs.-A good, comfortable ONCE
can be had by applying at the Metos office, Rent
very low not over As per month san oar
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

a Mis'uke Of Nuture An apple tree
u Mr.. NJ. l.. Comaun's trout yard
Gems to have mistaken the autumnal
Fsz the vernal equinox, having borne and
one crop of fruit and leaves
this season, has shed its old foliage, has
isavod out again and Is now in full
bloom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Prcsies The folio wing proxies have
been appointed by the city OF LynchburF,
aud they are all right
For the Virginia d Tennessee hi'i'oaa
Company: Messrs. O. McIrver, Lorenzo
Norvell aud Z. II, Murrel.
For the Orange, Alexandria q Manassas
Rlilroad Company; Messr'. O. X. Bingham,
G. NJ. Blackford aud d. p. Halsey.
For The james River & KmaOdA Compa'
ma Messrs. L. p. Brooke, A. NJ. Woodrooi
aud Geo. A. Kinhear
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

-Four DepOt.-Fowler 4 GibbOnoy
will keep regularly on hand both Ex'
ira and Family brand of Stone 4 CO.
Flour from their new mill. They are
authorized to warrant the quality fully
equal to the brand and will do So
Look out for their green paper labels.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

J Friend IN Need.-During the
crowded days of Conference at Abingdon
we found our friend Payne, at the Vir-
gina House, friend indeed. Polite'
attentive aud accommodating, his rooms
we're at our command, aud his well kept
table supplied our wants. Whenever
our frie DIS visit Abingdon they will do
well TO remember the Virginia House
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Hunting Hole Edward A. Pollard
vas 10 our town last week, on his way
10 the Natural Tunnel 10 Scott county
iIs has our permission to get in the
Ipnnel aud remain there until the Va.
4 Ky. cars make their FIRST trip thro' it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
Marriage License.
RsrILLvILLE, Va, Sept.'27r 1869.

BsIILLvILLE, Va, Sept.2I' 1863
The following is the list Of license for mar
riages issued by the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Scott County for tae week ending
Sept. rs, 1869, vili
Sept. Il, Is69,-william T. Stanss and
Margaret Hi,
Sept. 30, lSe9.-will.Am' II. Osborn and
Mary J. Edwards.
Sept. 26, s6s.--Henry R. TOmlinsOn and
Margaret NJ. Bishop.
a. Yours, &c., s. II. MoEHIsos.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Cars smashed-Lives Lost, and Trav,
stopped.

Cars smashed-Lives Lost, and Travel
stopped.
On Sunday morning three freight
trains heavily loaded left Lyncbburg
for this place. Near Liberty train No.
3 ran into train No. 2, causing no dam
age except the destruction Of the brakes
on the caboose Of No. 2. This, how
ever, was subsequently the cause Of
more serious accident.
When between Salem and Big Spring
No. 2 was ascending what is known as
Thomas Grade, aud No. 3 was descend.
ing the grade on the other side, the
caboose aud two cars became detached,
either BY the pulling out of the bum
pers or breaking Of shackle, and ran
back with great momentum upon train
No. 8. The collision was fearful.
smashing the caboose and cars into
fragments. A child in the caboose was
killed, and the mother and father,
wounded. Tho freight, consisting Of
dry goods, was scattered broadcast, and
materially damaged. The loss inflicted
is estimated at $4,000.
This wreck detained the regular pass
enger train, 80 that the connection with
the Tennessee train was not made and
the passengers LETT over. q
!" RUNNING OVER COW. -
Z. Ia the afternoon of the same day the
mail train from KuoxvilleaGn the East
Tennessee and Virginia road, when
near Limestone Station, ran over COW,
which threw the engine from the track
aud piled up things generally. No one
was hurt, but connection was missed,
and as a consequence there was no train
west on Monday. This threw two train.
loads of passengers from tho east, and
one from the west, in this place for one
and two days. Thirteen coaches were
required to move them west on Tuesday
STILL ANOTHER.
Alta later hour the through freight
train on the East Tenn. & Ga. Railroad
was thrO~n from the track near Con.
cord. The accident was in a narrow cut
and caused by running over a COW, Th,
engine aud five cars we're thrown frou
the track and wrecked. The engineer
and fireman were badly, though MOI
dangerously hurt. The distractions have
all been removed aud travel has assumed
its accustomed channel.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
nosadaiis is " certain cure for the

Rosndeiis IN n certain cure for the
worst forms OF Rheumatism. II nsrer falls
BALrtNoRp, May 20, 1894
DRAR Sir This Is to certify that have been
afflicted with rheumatism for the last Eve or six
years, many times unable TO move tried all medi-
e!nes recommended TO me for the disease, without
receiving any benefit Having heard " Rosadalis "
highly spoken Of procured a bottle, and finding
some relief continued II until I am happy TO say
that am completely woll
l not ouly consider the Rosadalis n sovereign
remedy for rheumatism, but believe II also pre-
vtntive, and cheerfully recommend Il to the amic.
ed Yours, very truly,
JAMES WEBB
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

AlTays up to tims.-M. NJ. Buffers
Flour is constantly kept by the leading
merchants of Bristol and is warranted.
lie has now an old and experienced
miller.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
WAsONIc NOTICES.

"AsONIc NOTICES.
Regular Communication Of Shelby Lodge No. le2
81 Masonic Hall, Goodson, Va, the hrst Monday
Evening In every month also MEETS every Monday
evening for work and instruction.
w. p. BREWER, Sec'y.
Regular cnnvocaiion Of Z. II. Gill Il. A. C. No.
90, Va, meets at Masonic HALL 0oodson, Va. the
nrst Saturday mig In every month.
W. p. BREWER, Say.
Johnson Commandery No Ia assemblies at Masonic
Hall, Goodson, Va, the nrst Wednesday night 10
each month
W.P, BREWER. Rec'dr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

ersoaoI.-Gen. N. Il. Forrest was
IN our town on Monday last. He was
one Of the many passengers who were
on The delayed Tenn. train, and wa
stopping at tie Niekeis House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

The PROPERTY now occupied by Mr. WV. =.
MoGS, containing TwO-and-a-haIf Aeree, In
the most desirable par, Of the town Of Goodson,
Is offered at asLoW PRICE. The Houses, Grounds,
NC are highly improv cd and include everything
nec,ssary 10 make II most
a COMFORTABLE and DESIRABLE HoME.
Fu+ tsrmsoapply to W. n. WILLIAMS
oct 2ts Or T. b. McCLANAHAS. 10
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

BALLARD HOTEL,
RIcHNoND, Va, March 10.
vvxIIIs ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT Is OPEN
IN to the accommodated OF the publie The uild-
in1 Ia one Of the
FINEsTIN THE CITY,
and for Style Convenience and Beauty Of ArrHlge-
ment, IL acknowledged 10 be superior.
ITS FURNIrURE is NEW AND COMPLETE,
and for cleanliness II Is proverbial.
The subscriber after than twenty years
experience In the business, thinks he risks nothing
In saying that his Hotel shall, In every respect be
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE SOUTH,
and asas the ronage Of his friends and the pu bile
-enerally. JOHN J.. BALLARD,
apr II Proprietor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
STILL ANoTH En-

Receired.-Messrs. Pepper Brothers
have received a nice stock of Toilet and
other articles. Save yourselves much
toll by calling and at once securing what
you need.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

ANNOUNCEIfENTS

wS are authorized to announce sAML
VANS as a candidate for the Clerkship Of
BE Circuit Court of Sulliyan county, at
he approaching election in March.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

The expiration of subscriptions will be
ndicated by the X mark, aud If the "News"
! cuger desired by the party SO notified,
a will At once ronit tbs pricoof suoscrip
an.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Don't Forget hat Patterson, Madison
& Co. Of Petersburg, Wholesale Grocers
aud Commission Merchants, advertise
in the News. Road their card.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Re-. w. w. Bays-On Sunday last
our people had the rare opportunity Of
hearing that wonder of the modern uipit
tie Rev. W. W. Rays, who preached
in the forenoon at the Methodist church,
from the text, " BE still and know that
| am God" Those who hear him are
compelled to lose sight Of their regrets
that they we're never so lucky as to
hear the gifted Bascomb. Among those
living he can be compared with Munsey
only. 1t may DO said that in every
sense he is the equal of The lattsr, 'and
that he is superior to him in the happy
gift of touching the hear,. The '6hc
attenuation of tina; splendidly endowed
intellect seems up6it.ea Or the war of
mortality. AS he walked slcslyup the
aisle aud took his station 10 tie pulpit,
he locke like some sbadowy and stately
messenger from the eternal world and
as he threw about his polished logic
that splendid Imagery Of which he is Of
all men most the master, the nervous
suspense Of his audience almost painful.
The simplicity aud humility of his man.
ner mark him ss the deveut and sincere
Christian Taken altogether be is the
most gifted and remarkable man we
have ever seen. lie is a native Of the
adjoining county Of Russell, is ouiy 80
years OF age, aud has been preaching
less than four years. On account CT
his i'll health hO will not again preach
at any point during the next sixty
days.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Reduced I'rice.-Payn's patent cedar
surus at wholesale factory rates for a
ow days only by
Fowler & GIBBoNLY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Democrats Young An'erica.-This
bright little Magazine is as full Of good
things, aud as great a favorite with the
children as ever Que OF the causes Of
It's popularity is because it enters right
into tho cbildrcn's occupations and
amusements, and makes itself part Of
their. We Recommend it to all par
ents whO.wish to procure a juvenile Pc
riodical which combines much aud va
ried instruction with amusement and
originality. 81 so per annum with a
premium. Address s3s Broadway N. Y
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

E1it Trees.-We are now ready TO
I'll orders Cor fruit trees, shrubbcry, &o.
Apples aud Peachos--nice, plump, hsrts
stocks at Lose. each.
|. @. 4 u. Fowler
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

For Rnt-A good room for an Of
fee can be rented low by applying at
the News Office
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Cash for Oats.-Messrs Martin d
Powell are paying cash for oats and
corn.