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AnBEvILLE, S. c ,Noy. 19, 1869.
Cotton, 223 II %; Bacon, 22i %.
Butter. 20 O 80; Eggs. Is 70.
BEEF, n IL; Flour $40 a l3 per bbl.
Fodder, Sl.2O 81 80; Corn. Sits a2.oo;
Barley, s2.75 500; oots. eoc 1925
New York, November 17.-Cotton
quiet-middling uplands 254.
CHARLESTON; Novem Dor 17-Cotton
firmcr, but stock light; sales 225
bales-middling "a receipts 1902.
AUGUSTA, November 17.-Cotton
market firmcr and more active; sales
600 bales-middIing 23@234.
LIVERPOOL, November, 17-Cotton
close frmcr-uplands 11!@11s; Or,
leans 11aW115; sales $1,000 bales
speculation and export 400
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c. T. jackson, J. II. 6 Il. L. Kipsrd,
OF hendsp;ne jewelry and beautiful
carpeting. embroidery, &c. Before
leaving this part OF the building, OBJ
serve the large and superior collection
of leather by Col. Thomas-thc supe-
rior boots and shoes, by Vcgler & Co.,
n. C.-the writing paper and book
binding of Walker, Evans & Cogswcll.
Charleston, all of which took pre.
iniums
Passing to the other wing, wo are
tempted to heatow more than pass.
ing g'anccnpon tho Aquarium, with its
beautiful fountain jets, rejecting much
credit rs docs tho design of the whole
building: upon tho architect, Mr.. A. Y.
Lce. We have here aspecimen variety
OF the finny tribe with a young alli-
gator, "monarch Of all he surveys"
Before reaching the Mechanical De-
apartment, we encounter young Ger
Ebcrus, in the Shape Of St. Bernard
dog, and then We may feast our eyes
and crafty our curiosity to the full
among the triumphs Of mechanical
sEill-ploughs, cutters, gins, washing
machincs-huggics, carriages, wag-
ons-engincs, cotton presses. Among
these last the press of Mcssrs. Gold
smith & Kind deserves especial men,
ton for lis simplicity anu effective
ncss.
| Passing up stairs, wc find an at
tractivo feature in the choice contrib
lions from tho gallery of Mcssrs.
Wearn & liix, photographs, cray ons.
oll.paintings in the highest style of
the art. In tho fino oil-painting OF
Gen Elliott at Fort Sumter, by b. r.
Stuart, Of Bcaufort-in railroad maps
and archi;cc;"i.s! drawings, &C., &c.
Leaving the building, We may take
u hurried glance at the horses. cattle,
sheep and swine, OF which there is a
large collection, and some superb
specimens. W. S. Richardson, of Ab.
beviile, hears of the premium here
for the best single harness horse. open
to the wcrid--snd ]. X. Vance, Of Alb
bcvil!e, for tho hest single harness
horse, light draft-Jamos Rogers for
the best Devon heiGer, and also for
the best berkshire boar, and Berl,-
shire sow-Col Aiken for the best
grado ram, also for the best Essex boar
and Essex sow.
But we havo neither timo nor space
to dwell longer. The Fair was sue.
cess in itself and in the spirit which
it has evoked. It was resolved to en-
pend $4,000 next year in premiums,
Of which $4,000 has already been
subscribed.
An effort was made in q meeting Of
the Society to movo the Fair to
Charleston, but failed, Columbia has
done her duty nobly, and is the true
location.
The following officers wcro elected
for the cnsning year: John Hasood,
President; DR., \. NJ. Forster, Nm.
NJ. l.awton, VIM. Wallace, Thoa. VI.
Woodward, Vicc-Prcs:dcnts; D. ".
Aiken, Secretary and Treasurer ".
5. llcnncry', Edwin Mcintosh, J. B
Palmer: J. P. Thomas, RI. Gage, Ex-
ecutlvc Committee. Hon. John Town.
send having declined g reelection. his
place has been filed by the former
efficient Secretary CT the Society
Col. Gage.
Col. Aiken heads list Of delegates
appointed TO attend tho Macon (Ga.)
Fair.
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DO You WANT HEALrHi AND WHo DOES
Nor i-lf so. he advised, use DR., Tutt's Sarpn-
paril'a and Queen's Delight, the great alt-ra-
avs and blood pu' 'ifer. There is no mystery
about tne universal success that attends it's
use. 1t is the finest selection of tonic, an,i.
bilious. anti.scorbutic, aperient and purifying
Herbs, Roots and Bnrks that ever entered into
any medical compound.
This valuable prepara ton is for pale by
Parker d Thomson and w. T. Pernev Drn9
gists, Abhevills, s. C.
November 10, 1860, SGT
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LONDON, November 1e.-Tho En-
gish ship GMomrch.w Mr..
Beabody'sI, I,scmains, attended BY
A@sfffsps vessels. 1t is likely that
several French vessels will join the
funeral feet.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

RY ORDER Quarterly Conference, Ab-
- beville circuit. That house aud lot
known ms the Methodist parsonage, in the
town of Abbeville will lie sold at public.
sale, Sale day next, in front Of the Court
House, to the highest bidder. Terms Of
sale one half the purchase money to he
paid in cash, the other half credit of
twelve months with interest from day of
sale, the purchaser to give mortgage OF
the premises to secure the payment. :
Nov. 5, 1860, 2S-4t
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ESD During the State Fair. in the
exercise of craftsmanship on the last
day, n sad accident occurred in the Eal-
ling of the horse Of Mr.. Willie Guig-
nard, infiicting upon the rider injuries
from which he died the next day.
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SPAIN AND !SlcKLEs. - Tho New
York Eyening--Rost, without naming
Sickes, is showing how he has dam.
aged Cuhs;by insldringatho .sfahisb b
'GoyernmenE with als.tor ssutF put
troops thefesis 1issfsskasss sss, l. il
urged, made 't'pain HAD. .nhd afiitod
tho Spaniards.
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s@- We bavo received Wado g.
Armstrong's Amateur Guide to the
flchland Garden containing.a De-
scrlptivs Catalogue of Garden Seeds
and Calender for 1870. Mailed free
to all applicants. = Address :. 12O
Market Street, Philadelphia. &"5 .
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bS- We publish on our first page
an interesting Report of the Expendi-
lures of the Board Of County Com
nhissioners, by Mr.. Robert Jones, the
Clerk Of the Board. This money all
comes out of our pockets, and it is to
our interest to scrutinize closely each
item of disbursement.
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Messrs. D. Wyatt Aiken, r. ONealc,
Jr., Edward Hope, and Richard Tozcr,
delegates to tho Macon, Ga, Fair,
from tho South Carolina State Agri-
cultural Fair, have gone TO. Macon.
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pp D,,ri,r Tho lost ,,o,J

Rw~ During the last week a
bronze statue OF Commodore Van
dcrbuiit was unveiled with impos.
ing ceremonies in New York City,
and the brokers Of Wall Street sig,
nified their want Of sympathy, by
getting upa burlcaquc ceremonial
which was laughabIy amusing.
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pas" The State Of New York has
given about twenty five thousand ma
jority to the Democrats in tho recent
election; and they now control the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Departments Of tho Government.
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DED- Sec advertisement by W. J.
Scandlin Of tho sale Of valuable
plantation on Reedy Branch, contain
ing $50 acres, to 5o sold at public out
cry at Ahbevillo c. H., on Sale Day
next. by II. S. Kerr, auctionccr.
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The surviving members Of the Con
tederatc army in South Carolina, will
hold Convention in Charleston, on
the 18th inst for the purpose of form
ing State Association for historical
and charitable purposes.
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The Charleston Ne,os says that i'm
mediate suits arc threatened against
planters who have failed to repay the
United States for provisions advanced
to thcm.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

J W. II. LA W ION, I'm Bankrunf w
Bankrupt. ::
By virtne Of an order to uA directed issu
ing out of the District Court of the United
States for the District of south CAROLINA. / will
sell at public auction on TUESDAY so. NO.
" EMBER inst, OF .he residence OF Rev. w. II.
LAW!ON. near Ninety Six, the personal es.
tate Of said Bankrrpt. consisting of Piapne
F1tte. Gold Watch. ! Fine Double. Barrel
Shot Gun. I Fine Rife. and sundry notes and
'Aeooahts and other articies belonging to the
estate Of said Bankrupt.
iEhMS CASH. Sale to commence at Il
o'clock N. r. n. WARDIAw
NoDsuhe, NoDsp,h, . T.. Assignee
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nsa; See advertisement Of tho per-
sonal property of Dr. James Morrow,
deco, ,.oh the 9TH December next.
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Nov. 13 1869. 3O-lt

A GENTS wdNTED. Agents wanted, s7s
"a to $20O per month, male and female, 10
sell the celebrated and original Common Sense
Family Sewing Machine, improved and perfect-
ed; twill hem, fell, stitch, tuck, hind, braid,
and embroider in a most superior manner.
Price only SIb. For simplicity and durabil-
'ty 1t has TO lival. DO not buy from any
as oure, unfess having a Certifcste Of Agency
sigpsd BY aa a. they are iwerlhiess eA5tIron
Maehinss.; Fer Circulars and Terms. Ianily 40
or dddrcts, II. CRAWFORD & CO..
as Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov IL, 1859, 20, II
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Senator Spraguc, who had opened
negotiations to purchase tho National
InteHige"ccr, has declined to bay that
ablishment.
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Min Pend and Channel ,Oysstt<,,,,,,, tt,,,,

snSsSpp6sd nlsp IN ;qusatisiss to snit purchasers.
Aarsss, ;.T Tsas ass1s Q, ne interiors olicited
Charleston, 8. C. A.s o.+ "o'
Refsreness-Jsmes Idgss q .Cos.l Hon. III = R !
Campbell. Dr.. st. J. Raveuel, David Jsnn;na. |
MoG'sdy Son. ". 9. Dingle, John g RYAN.
November 10, 1860, 3o-sn
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n9- See advertisement. of Sheriff 3
sales in another column. .......... .
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,h@c See notice of sale. by the ad-
ministrator of Benz Tolbcrt on Sale
Day next. 49,.
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The Accounts of the Able
vile Banner.

Our friends will bear in mind that
We have no control over the accounts
due. the "Banner" Office. They are
the property of tho former propric-
tor, Mr. W. W. Farrow. We bough
only tho material, and good- will, and
subscription list.
LEE & WILSON.
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j. d. CHAl-W -W ERS
SHERIFF SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry writs OF Fieri fa-
LID cias to mo directed I will sell on
Saleday in December next at ALb.vilte
Court House within tbs legal hours Of sale
the following prop4rty to wit:
ITO acres Of land more or less adjoining
lands of WIN. Tennent Estate OF John
DeLalIowe and others levied on MS the
property L. B. GuilcLeau ads. w. A..
Clay.
A lso GOO acres Of land more or less adj
joining lands Of Wm. Smith, Henry k'u.h
and others, levied on as the properly o
S.las Ray ads. John w. Moore aud wife.
Also 4Ss acres of land more or less ad-
joining lands of Samuel Graham, John
Vance and Others levied on rs the roper
tv Of John D. Adams ads. Klae gah c.
Whatley.
so acres Of land more or less adjoining
lands of Jas. Devlin. Daniel Atkins and
others levied on as ahe property Of Daniei
Atkins ads. Chas Cox.
Also 260 acres OF land more or loss adj
joining lands Of Jacob Eyka,J, Na,l,'i
Anderson and others, levied on IL. the
propert, OF Henry Riley and Robert An
derson.
Also 24O acres OF land more or less ad
Joining lands Of N. Ingram, J. w. Fooshe,
w. L. Henderson ard others levied on rs
the property Of 3. X. Murchison ads. w.
Joel Smith.
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desirable Lands
BOR SA RsEe
BY II. S. KERR,
-AUCTIONEER.

81 WILL sell at AbLevillc G. H., on Sale
day in December next if not dispos-
Ell OF tc!ore, tract of land containing
$50 acres. on R"cdv Branch, adjoining
lands OF General Z. IL. bradley, John Nc.
Cravcy and othe,s-about 60 acres orig.
iual forest, 30 acres Of excellent bottom
good STORY DWELLING HOUSE
erected in lsG0-a good GIN HOUSE
aud GIN, with SCREW and all necessary
ou'>bnildings. There is an excellent
SPRING of WATER within twenty
yards Of The dwelling. All together, this
is one of the most desirable plantations
that will be offered in AhbeviIe.
Persons wishing any information about
about the place. can obtain it from II. S.
Kerr, at the Court House, or from the
subscriber on tie premises.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
In the Probate Court.
Newton A. Williams,
vs.. Petition to Par
Geo. e'esi ": J. wi'ia%.' wSafsas ''''"" real estate
ct. al.
N appearing TO my satisfaction that
Il Cloe. T. Graham and Geo. w. Will
Hams two Of the defendants reside withou.
this State. It ia therefore ordered that
they do appear,and object TO the sale, or
d;vis ion Of the real estate Of William
Williams decd, on or before the 80 Dec.
next. Or their consent will be entered Of
Record. Fl 81, ,.. DE-. e.,
: sa " WILLIAM HILL. [sEAll
-as Judge Probate .Abbeiville County.
Nov. II 1869, sO--es H.
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neao See advertisements of Wn,
Hill, Judge Of Probate.
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STAT E OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY

+ l. LE COU NTY,
nv TIE COURT or PROBATE
William Wilson and Francis 4. Wilson,
Thomas Wilson, June, Wilson;
and, Others. o..
Petition for Partition Of Lands:
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
4 Thomas Wilaon, James Wilson, -
Martin ond Nancy Caroline, his wife. Ar
cbibald Fittie and, Elizabeth lis wife, the
family OF Lewis J. Wilson, Ii Florida,
whose names are ;pEkpowp.,, Joseph G.
Richey and Nancy G., ,hb 'vlfs, reside
without tho .limita ef .tha Slate;
90. motion3of Dh1nsou e. Fair, Solicit
ors for Petitioners, ordered, that jait De.
fehdants, above named, atpesro 'stdo opfsaH,
answer or, deRpr ioa a said elpsIiftSRn nssilhib
forty days. .ser:oths same viii BE- tskeS. f,so
oefhssU 6SaiAskukeIA :. s.. u bps e:l.,u2
ss rs W. 9ffLE,s SO
j. P. c., A. c.
Nov. ~, 1859, 3o-et
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pr A MOS.

THE GOLD MERk 4 w's as .rd
Il ed at the la'c fair 70 Bat m re) 10
Chas ~. Sill #, fr the hest Paios now
made over Baltimore, Philsdrlphis, and
New York Pianos. Office and War.rooms
NJ. 7 North Liberty ST., near Baltimore
ST., Baltimore. Nd.
Sii. IFS Pisnos have all the latest improve
ments, including the Agrsffe Treble. Ivory
Fronts, snd the improved French Acti n
Fully warranted for ive years, with priv
lege Of exchange within twelve months, II
not entirely satisfactory IN purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Psilor Organs
always on hsnd from ESQ to 5000.
Reference. Win have our Pianos in use (:
Gen. r. L LIE, Lexington, Va. Gen. Rolt.
X ,wsoD, Wilmington, N. c., Ger. d. II
Hill, Chatlotte, N. @, Gov. John L"icher,
Lexington, Va. John l. Rhca. & Col j.
p. Snapp. Mt Blountville. Tenn, Martha
Washington College, An 6 Ion, Va. Z rus
liberal. A call is solicited. ocl3' : )
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l.AOApEMIOAL COURSE.


The stu'ient selects his own course Of
study, under the advice of his Parents or
OF the Faculty. The several Schools are so
arranged as to admit Of a complete course
Of study in the following directions:
/. Department Of Arts, 20 VIII ch is at
st,'i,l tn, Dssres OF B,rft
o Department OF Science
with the b gree of BACHELOR of Sci
rScr.
>. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree Of B,cusI0R OF Philosophy.
The D.<ee of MAsrER ~ ARTS is con-
fcrrel ON Students who have completed the
course OF study in nine Schools, and have
taken distinctions in seven Of theses
2. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
|. Department Of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma OF CIVIL EsGIs
,. Department Of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma Of MISIsG ESoISEER.
5. Department of Law and Equity
with the Degree Of BACHELOR or Law.
I. is proposed still further to extend the
Practical aud Scientific Departments in the
direction of
!. Mechanical Engineering. Q. Applied
dentistry. 3. Agriculture. 4. Commerce.
| s RlPARAIcKY ETA TMENT.
This course embraces the subjects o
Latin, Greek. Mathematics aud English
preparatory 10 the regular College classes
4, STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL
In this School, Penmanship, Bookkeeping
| Ar.aunts Sc are fauplt under the AN
tllority of The Faculty.
Special Privileges and Honors.
As special inducements, 10 diligence, three
Gold Medals aud FIVE Honorary Sh larships.
the latter covering tuition and college fees
are annually awarded.
Three sters of Arts are annually ap
pointed as ''Resi lent Masters" with valua
BILE privileges and OF 'oluments.
The Collie % educates. free Of charge
all candidates for the Ministry, properly
recommended. II appoints to free Scholar.
ship, tweaiy- five young men. intending to
make Journalism their profession. Ii gives
long credit to meritOrious young mel
without means.
The next session opens the 81 Thursda,
Of Sept, and closes the 4th Thursday o
June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed
mum
/ further information address
J. NJ. LEIGH, CL'K or FAcrLrr,
~ y nt'u,va
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SWEET vs. SOUR DREAM.

Mrs. l.. j. Trask, Mascaline, Iowa,
asks II sweet cream will make iusipid
butter; and is il iuteriur TO .be butter
uade from sour ercamy Tho Professor
of Chemistry said ;---"When perfectly
sweet cream is churned, tho butter
rlubules are broken by mechanical nc
,,On alone. aud the product is apt, to be
,aashed or greasy, tue grain being de-
hlruyeJ. When the cream IA slightly
s,ured tho Tactic scid helps chemically
~ weaken the casein coverings Of the
glDbules. The butter comes more qlik.
ly. aud, all other things being equal, il
il better to have the cream somewha,
sour" ,lr Lyman says that ia the
beet butter diaries Of pennsy lvauia, they
churn but once week, aud the cream
is kept sweet up TO the iimo If churn-
ing. by storing it in spring houses in
which tbs temperature is about $50
lu skimming the MILK, Il skinner With
very hno periorations-- as small as pin
heads--is used. aud great paius Is taken
10 get all OF the crei ~, but nnne Of the
milk. This IS regarded by tho butter
makers as S,ry ia poliam.
". riublr Judges of bu,,or by the
p,ics il b,iugs Philadelphia Ln,,,r IS
rvlvLis',d Tor its quality anl for i,s
p,icc. Il brings from ones,hlrd to one.
half more than any other. IL Is made
in Lancaster, Chcaier aud PHILADELPHIA.
counties. The milk Is kept 10 sprihp
houses al 3 temperature of 52o to so
! have never heard that i, took lsng.,
10 charu cream because it Is sweet
AIR. Whitney said experiments wer
mado many years ago in ths dairy dis
trie,r 1t England in eLurniug the milk
which resulted in ob,aing i've per cent
noge VI bausE lAan nhrn cream onl
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was churncd. IL was also found that by
allowing the milk to sour the churuiug
process was bastened. A disinuu shed
Professor announced that hs had tried
the wcndsiful rece pc for making a
pound Of butter from quart Of milk,
,nd found ihat the ingredients used
we're a'umn aud boiax; ny the me If
winch all the butt,r. aud cheese, too
IN the milk, was prreip.tatei. lie dil
not regard il of value. - Nore's Rural
Nee Yorker.
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sisS snO @arssHs

TnY TliEM.-As pertinent TO tL's
column Of our paper W recrmcnd 'na'
purchases be made Of tho following
Houses
Agricultural impl' mcnis, and Seeds
~, Garden and field. X. Sinclair y CO..
n Whitman & Sous, aud N. W
Shade l. Co., Baltimore. =. IL. Stark
and Watt & knight. Richmond, and c
Rillups, Norfolk. Va
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As the season for the cultivation Of crops Is now
approaching, would call especial attention to our
No A. .Jisw. D. D pillow has never failed to take
the hr- premium at every Agricultural Fair at which
1t han been exhibited, to witt NJ Danvillo in 1867 and
1865 at Lexington and Staunon, the air Of The Viz
ginia State Horticultural Society," and the Pairs at
Henderson, N c., Anderson, s. c., In 1859. IL II
unrv allied rs a cultivating pillow. il saves ali hoe
work, loosens and pulverizes the soil deeply, and by
n simple change OF pieces Il l. fsilow and furrow
pillow, subsoil and enitivailng p0w, md httcd with
the steel scraper is the best implement for scrap
ing out cotton, tobacco, and vcgetabieS. FOR full
particulars send for circular. Fully warranted ;
and out OF thousands sold In the States from Mary
land to Texas, not ono has been returned, and all
praised.
Price, with extra point, wrench, cultivsting and
subson mould, $3.50. steel ScfApsf, el.5O and -,
~ to size.
Pull stock Of other sizes OF plows Of the lfI
Pattern, Go and 81 both right and left handed and
warranted free from choking and TO do their work IN
every essential particular thoroughly and With
leas draught than any pillow made Ia the city Of
Richmond, and In this AkRAxrY mean literally
what we say. WATT a KNIGHT,
1892 franklin Street, Richmond, Va.
nj Samples be seen at the Office Of the Bristol
y 'os, and also at the agency OF j. Il. Anderson 3
] CO., = istol. march ely
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VIRGINIA HOUSE,

YRziIR PROPRIETOR having recently taken this
u House. situated near the Court House, sIA
central to all tho business houses OF the place, Is
rehttng and furnishing the same and Is prepared to
oder tho Public all the comforts ola
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
And on terms as liberal any other House Of IL
class In the Southwest lie only asks call to insure
satisfaction.
Porter and Hack ut the Depot regularly.
Call for tho Virginia House. D. II. PAYNE,
sept. 0 2t Proprietor
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VICTOR & Am q LER-
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSE LEXIS 4 STATIONERS
1913 Main street.
LYNCUfBgRG, Wa.

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

rFo OUR FARMER FRIEND
80 would sa, +, that II yun de Ire {
keen posted on that which Is iransl,irine
Ia tho country Ito ieasa how 10 t,ll yonr
f,lm s scientifically aud thereby Increase
the yield Of yonF hsids--to improve your
stvch-tc ward OH disease f,om Your swine
and save your hAcop,"
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
JEWELsRs.

Yas TIyo HORSE PLOW tcHi DO Eefier On
Heavfcr Ho,k than other 7hree Aofs, piops.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

No more Use Tor Four Horse Plowsi
Any Iaud In virginia can be Plow' with wo Horse
NJ Price TIE Same as Other Pioios