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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

Dudley FlOrey fractured the skull of
Thomas kirkpatrick at Albany yesterday and is now III
custody. .
The Hon. David Mcdonald. Judge OF
the United states District Court died at Indianapolis
yesterday.
The horse Henry, the winner OF three
races recently. at Buffalo, sold yesterday at o.
Louis, for $4,000.
The weather at Chicago was very hot up
10 IL O'Clock yesterday but underwent suuuen change
at that hour. The mercury at o'clock stood AT w.
-. Henry Griffin of Greenbush, a brakeman
on the Albany aud Boston Railroad, fell from tram
Yesterday at Kinderhook aud instantly killed He
buried his wife on Monday
"A party of Indians attacked Dongherty
Government surveying party On s so nornInS and
succeeded in capturing the entire outfit The men
reached North Platte on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mcclure, whose throat was cut at
Hartford by her husband last Sunday dlea yesterasy
She was IS years old and leaves four young children
The murderer is st at large. The selecen offer $500
reward for his arrest
go. A young married woman. who recently
came In possession Of SsOOO left ST. Joseph, Mo- on Sun
day with the supposed intention OF Joining young
who left the city the day The woman took her
grecnbacks with aud the husband has started In pur
bmL
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CHINA.
THE BURLINGAME TREATY REJECTED.
~. 49, 49,, yia I oNpog AuC o. 1870


HoNG KoNG, Aug 3, via LONDON, Aug. Is, 1862
The Pekin Government refuses to ratify the con-
veptIon concluded by Mr.. Burlingame and the Chi
uese Embassy with the United States. Mr.. j. Ross
Browne late American Minister to China, IN reply to
AN address of the British and American residents III
Shanghai. denounced Mr. Burlingame's policy, and
said he considered it an evidence of the Chinese dis
inclination for progress He declared the establish
ment of foreign relations with China on basis OF
eouality impossible at present, and thought the
welding attitude Of the foreign powers would tend
10 produce war. as revelations lately made proved
the mistaken nature of the British policy. The Chi
ese text of Mr. Burlingames credentials differs from
the foreign version. In the former he is appointed
Envoy of China to Tributary Nations"
The Pal Mall Gazette this evening in an article on
recent treaties with China says: " 1t the habit
of foreigners 10 lecture the Chinese internal I'M
,rovements BY the American treaty such interior
euce is abandoned. China left Free would learn
10 feel secure. and come out of her shell
and bear a part in the commerce of the world
1t is quite ineligible to us that the American resi-
dents in China should dislike the treaty. But why
should the Pekin Government dislike it Have the
Chinese discovered some underhand design to fitch
concessions under tho preteDse of modifying former
opes7 Or is this refusal to imply an accession OF
hostility against foreigners which prompts the Chi
nese to reject negotiations for their own benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
FIRES.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 25-A fire broke out
this morning. just before II o'clock in the Oaum factory
OF Robert Hanna Thamesst, and soon communicated
to the lumboryard Of W. Randolph corner OF Woord
and Lancaster.sts, Fells Point. The entire block,
bounded by Lancaster Thames, Wolf, ana Annss. was
consumed with the exception Of one or two small
dwellings occupied by German families. owing to the
intense heat Of the last few days. the fire. burned with
great rapldy. Twelve houses, many Of them dwellings,
entirely destroyed before the flames could be over
come, and thirteen others less damaged. The
machine shops OF L. NJ Frazier & Co. destroyed to-
gether with engines. Their loss 10 $4,000, and
the insurance light. The loss RandOlphs lumber
yard which totally destroyed $4,000; insurance
less than s. 600 The total loss and insurance cannot now
be definitely ascertaned This is the most destructive
fire that has occurred IN BALTIMORE for ten years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
MASSACHUSETTS GRAND LODGE. T. o. OF q

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Aug. 25.-The Grand
1od,e Of Massachusetts,, Independent Order of Good
Templars was in session here yesterday The weather
was fine and large representations from the different
lodges we're present The political aspect OF the Tenn
perance cause this State makes this session one OF un
usual interest mass meeting was held III the Town
Hall on Monday evening, and was addressed by John W.
Berry the c. W. Chiefremplar OF the state D. ~ QTne'
tLe y W CheflTemplar OF the United Satesi the hon
Whiting Crswold OF Greenfield, the Rev. d. NJ faIk-
hurst and the Rev. Edwin Thompson OF Boston. Inc
w e Templar in his address In secret session. declared
70 ne the determination OF the Order TO walt TOT the
Republican party to recognize the principle OF prohD
lion i'm its platform and nominations at ITS coming Con
vcntion il n should fail to do this the order VIII nght
ont this cause on ts platform with It's own weapons
Order is in growing and prosperous condition through
s,a Gtufa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
GREAT BRITAIN.
A NEW CABLE.
LONDON, Wednesda.

LONDON, Wednesday Aug. Is. 1869.
new teegraphic cable on Yarleys principle is
projected from Ireandto America.
PROPOSED ROWING MATCH BETWEEN WALTER
BROWN AND REFORTH.
Arrangements for the match between Walter
Brown and Reforth have not yet been completed.
Brown declines to row on the Tyne finding that
river unsuitable but has objection to the Thames
Reforth Will probably accept Browns challenge to
row on the latter river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
A POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER-sTAB.
BING AFFRAY.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 25.-The Coroner held an
inquest this afternoon the body Of John f. Bell, who
killed yesterday morning by blows from the
mace OF Police Ocer john Cottle Tie evidence tended
to sho that the police officer not justified dealing
the blows or making the arrest Witnesses swear hat
ting quietly ou the steps Of his own house.
At the Cincinnati IIaynlton and Dayton Raiir9a9
and Killed by Phil Worham OF the same place Kirby
brakeman pn the road a picnic party from Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
DISASTROUS FIRE AT RoCKLAND, ME.

RoCKLAND, Aug. 25-A disastrous fire broke
ont this morning in the kiln sheds LOwels Point in
this city spread with great rapidly, until in
short space OF the sheds connected with ten kns,
together with large quantity OF kiln wood lime, and
lime casks we're totally destroyed. The wharyes were
also badly damaged The loss VIII not be less than SO
600 divided among Messrs. William Wilson, whitney
CO. J. W. Hunt, c. Hanrahan, VIM. McHoon, Joseph 3
Wheeler J. W SOule, Warren Faes, Messer aud Fales,
and A. G. Peasc The property insured to the amount
81 AM oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
FIRE IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 25.-Messrs. Chatfeld &
Woods wholesale paper house Nos n and 70 Walnutst
was almost totally destroyed by fire, which broke out at
D. M in the fifth story the engine room. Loss about
sioOOOO insured for S65OO follows 5000 each In the
Freman's Manhattan, Market and Security OF New
YORK. Pacific OF New-IIaven, Delaware, Mutual satety
~ Pbiladepha sun OF Cleveland, and the REMAINDER n
homo companies The building was owned by W. WIZ
shire insured FOR SIS 900 in Cincinnati companies WhGh
will probably cover tho loss Bishop Brothers Whoesale
grocers loss by water $1,000 principally lnsured III Cn
clunat and Liverpool companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
INrrRNAL REvENuE FRAup I'm RrrrALo

BUFFALO, Aug. 25.-The case of the United
States aet W. s. Kmbal tobacco manufacturer of Roch
ester ~ " charged with rendering fraudulent returns
10 the Revenue Department, which has occupied the
United States Court here for several days past was tins
morning decided in favor Of the Government The YER
dict carries forfeiture OF the tobacco. machinery
seized and bonded by the Government, the value al
men throughout the country, on account 0f tia
many Intricate legal points involved. The criminal in
dictIneut against Mr. knha viii DC tired at Tie October
term VI the United States Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
FRANCE.
TIE sENATUs coNsULTUM.

PARIS, Wednesday, Aug. IS, 1869.
In the Senate to-day the report Of the Committee
Oh the SnatHs CoRsuitun, was read. The principal
notifications made by the Committee follows:
The Senate may reject law without giving rea-
SONS The Government, on demanding that Ordres
du Jour saor6s e. e.. votes of confidence, OF want of
CONFIDENCE, be referred TO the bredVT may appoint
q Commission TO report on the same decree Will
establish the regulations rendered necessary by the
Senaias CoHsaaa and will define the constitutional
relations Of tine great powers of the State.
cOLLIRRY EXPLOSION.
A colliery explosion occurred yesterday at Firm
INV, six miles from St Etienne. whereby fourteen
Fersons lost their lives.
Personal.
The Emperor has nearly recovered from his recent
inSisposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
rnREE pERsoNs pRowNEp WHILE BArHINa.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 25.-Burton
Stout aged nineteen, Miss Annie Rogers and Miss Mar
tina Hunter all of Philadelphia drowned here while
bathing this morning. There but two other per
sons bathing the time, and they unable render
any assistance there appliances at hand for
saving life. The bodies OF Mr.. Stout and Miss Hunter
came about u o'clock ana that of Miss Rogers al
l O'Clock PM Their remains were takGn 70 Phadelpla
ON the AIS m tram, accompanied by the relatives Al
the time Of the disaster there but little surf aud
rho tide WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
THE KENTUCKY OUTLAWS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2j.-One of the companies
OF militia that went to Lebanon County returned to-day
IL 10 contemplated to mount some OF the men and hunt
down the outlaws nfest the Counties OF La kue ana
Marion Thus far no conflict has taken place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. "a freight train
on the Jacksonville Road, yesterday, broke through the
bridge Pleasant River, three miles from this city The
engine passed over safely but tho tender and freight
cars wrecked brakeman injured, but not
seriously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
PRESIDENT GRANT.
HIS ARRIVAL AT CONCORD, n. II.

Ills ARRIVAL At CONCORD, y, IT.
CONCORD, n. H., Aug. 25.-President Grant
arrived here at 81 O'Clock precisely and Immediately
escorted TO the state House. where lie introduced
the assembled crowd by Gov. Stearns in few we'll
chosen remarks. He was then introduced TO Mayor
Stevens who welcomed the President to the hospitality
of the city i'm brief address, TO which the President re-
Piled expressing regret an not being able TO spend
time among the Granite Hills. general Misunderstanding
and introduction then followed.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. pa movement is
begun to insure the attendance Of President Grant at the
approaching New England Fair. Col Needham, tho Sec.
rotary Of the Society here tonight the business
and win meet tho President at Saratoga Saturday
Prince Arthur and the GOycnOrG General Of Canada will
address account OF III health, and DR.. George b.
Lorng, the President Of the Society will I'll s place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
PRoBARLE MEETING WINE pRINCE ARTHUR
DoNrsTrC TRAGEDY IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 25.-On Sunday last, Mrs.
Ames, residing at Mound Oge County Illinois, took
poison and administered Of the TO her little
daughter The child died In 10 minutes. and Mrs Ames
in about hours There had been some trouble between
Mrs Ames aud her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26

VicerOy Of Egypt is shortly expected at CONSTANT
nOple. The Sultan is preparing TO extend him a
grand reception. The complete reconciliation of Is
mael Pasha and the Sublime Porteis an accomplished
fact and the Egyptian question is over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26

ton waiting at the depot TO return when several free
fights among the party took place Kir0y was attending
to his duty making train, when WOrhaIn ran against
him. He turned aud made some remark, Whe1 Kirby
stabbed him and jumped on the train and escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
SPAIN.
TIE CARLIsrs.

BRUSSELS. Wednesday, Aug rs, 1862.
The Madrid correspondent OF the Independence
Beige says: Nothing is changed. The situation
10 the same-armcd bands still traverse the
provinces. Zayariegos continues at the head of the
force which was reported dispersed and destroyed
sOme time ggOb
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.

TIE vIcERoY AID THE sULTAN-REcoNcILIA-
TON.
BRUssELs, Wednesday Aug. Is, 1869.
The lHaeDeadShee Ilslas has information that the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
y ristol 9su&
FRIDAY, December .. 1863.

VIRGINIA & TENNESsBE RAILROAD.
@9 % s;.s:,l' !'..;i;I.sa
Mail train leaves Bristol, go r. NJ.
Arrives IN Lynchhurg, 500, A. W..
Mail train leaves LVncbbufp, : 80 p. N.
Arr resin Bristol. 500. A. N.
Freight trains leaves Bristol, $50 A NJ
Freight train arrives ~ G 55k.N &4.40P NJ.
Freight tra'us leaves Lvnchhurg y. 10 A. M
Arrives tn Bsis'ol $50 \ M.&5.l0 p. Nj.
= Distance 2Of miles; Fare cents per mile.
's minutes allowed for supper 10 Bristol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

Fable E"feu Hnment -I'he ladie,
of the Presby tcrian Church at Abiug
don will give an entertainment. consist
ing of Music, Tabieaux and Supl or
at the Temperance Hall, on Friday
December 10th, 8 2, NJ, for the pur.
pose of paistiug aud repairing ,hsil
Church. Mr.. heo Wheat, the celebra.
ted Pianoist, has volunteered his scrvi-
ces for the occasiou,. aud all who desire
to eujoy rare uusicat treat aud feast
of good things, SHOULD not fail to at
tend. They promise to spare no trouble
to make the e'euing pleasant, and the
ladies of Abingdon were never known
70 fail either in. enterprise or playing
the agreeable.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

Spoke d Little too Soon.-The pre-.
mature rumor of the death of Mr.. Juo.
Tennessee reached his home at Paper,
vile 10 shape so positive and impos.
ing that bis friends sent hearsc to the
Depot for The 2nrpose Of carrying his
rem, ins home, and many of them abso.
lutely assembled at his house to sit up
at the anticipated wake. He did not
come and we are gfai he yet lives and
proposes to make the trip homo 10 some
two weeks in more cheerful aad
pleasant manner than Under the sable
piumes of the hcarse. lie is rapidly re
covering, having had leg and several
ribs broken beside some injuries about
the head.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
A MANIAC ATTACKS las WIFE
WITH An AXE.
ScuiIB BroLen and Legs Macaed
GPncrnlIy.

ESfly en- last Sunday mo ninr, Mr.. De-
Lorg, who r, sides me live miles from this
place, was and,ieuly seized with At of in
sanity, and taking holl Of an axe, struck
his wife on the arm, near the shoulder, In,
iictins a dangerous compound fracture OF
the bone, IL IL thought 40 much 8, as to re.
,,ni-s --.p-.-r-o-'. IL r brother. heariI 6
her screams, ran to her sssista"ce, when
the mai c turned on him, enabling his wife
10 make her escape. Tn alarm h' ing Civ
en-, 81 ar4l persons from the neighborho'
CO ming To the reset were RsSailed 10 like
manner 10y the infuriated mAdmsn, Mr.,
Addison, Perry, who first approached hin,
received bl,w on his hsai, trsc:uring the
skuli aud another blow with the edge OF
the axe On thu leg, cau'ing q frig htful
wou d, and rendering h . case ex tremsly
crtictl AfIer much d n u'ty the maniac
Sss arrested aud br night to tnwn, much
bruised and Injured by his capturs -Cinch
EdHsE NrloS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

Ncw Drug Store The advertise
m,n,of Dr. Duur,ugs new Drug Store
appears to-dny in our columns. His
stock is all new, having been recently
purchased in the city Of New York,
and embraces some very rare ind reslly
beautiful fancy articles. DR.. Bunting
is an old aud experienced druggist hav-
ing been for fifteen years in the bust
ness. lie comes very highly recon.
mended by those who have known him
in the Valley of Virginia, and he has
settled here with the view Of becoming
permanent resident among our peo-
plo.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

Discharges in Binkruptcy-We learn
fron the Abingdon Firgiria that II
g. Gibbons has granted the following
discharges in Bankruptcy:
Washington couniy-E +. Price, D.
r. Price, L. Q. Teeter, James Vance,
d. j Ayers, j. |. Slaughter, ]. ".
Love, W. j Deadly, Matthew Davis.
Russell! county-A. +. Fields, j. A
Fields, O. Q. Browning.
Montgomery county-W. +, tlender.
son, ID. w. Aker, b. f, Waithall, j
W, Eakin, Z. J. McEchiore.
Grayson county-Geo. 8. Venable
j, Cornett, J. A. Hacker.
Pulaski county,. W. Vickers'
lVytbc A. j. Lanniughar
r. Z. Williams. ......
Scott couuty-J. II. Fleenor, Z.
Ioncs, Thos. Hicks, ii. Reynolds.
lee counfy-William Lambert Isaue
Weston. .. .tI
Smytb couuty-R. ]. Vcuablc, G
W?0ill;ng".
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

i Fl E IL . U q Ii !.
THE LOUM!I THE ANFIL!f!
WINE are sole agents for sale of the fol-
w lowing imPl!uents in s. W. ays~Ssf
L. Tenn. viz. .s " ..s. I,- ~,
buckley Mower & Reaper "Sweepstake''
Separator and ThresheT horsepower.
4, 8, ga 10 horse. American Cider Mil (;
Grain ana ctfhho Drill; Wheel Horse Rnkes
and dieansfs,' MhptT Champion Wheat
Cleaners; Empire o6hicaf Biah Dhster;
Flour Packers aud Wheat Screws; Freddie
Buhr, Esopus ana Cologne Mill Stones :,
IIct Anker Boiling Cloths Cranes Pnpe''
Betting: Corn Shelters ard Straw Cutter
Corn Planter and DroppeP for horse,
All Of the best make, and warranted tsy
give satisfaction at Factory prices. s.-.i..
rnav orr ron Tttti
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

Leyislation Wan!esi.--lf the Legis.
lature at Nashville will 6x the cost of
marriage licenses at s25, provided the
said new rate shall not apply where the
lady is a resident in the State, 1t would
be doing a service for many persons
who will otherwise be caused to suffer
the abduction Of their daughters at an
age so tender that protection is needed.
Iu offering facilities for runaway uatch-
es Tennessee is rendering herself OBJ
noxious to very rnvere criticisms.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
J.. STONE as a candidata for Collector of
Revenue for the county OF Sullivan
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
OUR NAsHvILLE LETTER.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 3Dth, 1869
! Dear NOoS: The biti providing FOR the
psiabl.shpont of the new Soupiy Of Pawell
Ut crfrscficrs jf SOlliVsh, iSre.na. HSw
kors, and WAsbingt N, pass d the House on
its 81 reading to-day, by large msjprity
Two amen iments we're tfrred and adopted
The first reads as follows:
Provided LIST. That ell that fractional por-
tioa taxi off If, or from, the county OF f1aW
kels, north Of IIolston river, be allowed, and
are hereby declared to be no part Of the
county Of Powell one year after its organic l.
ton as a County, but shall be part and
parcel OF Hawkins county In every relation;
as though the comfy Of Powell had never
been established, and thu ssme shall also
| apply to that portion of Sullivan county
north Of said river. N-
Provided, 2ad. Norlt county from which
| said counties are taken shall be reduced
he'll the number of square miles required
by the Constitution aud said new county
shall have the number OF square miles re-
quired by the Constitution OF rthe establish
mont of new county.
| suppose the bill will pass the Senate
without opposition, a. II seems TO be the
desire Of the Legislature to give the several
fractions a chance TO vote upon the subject.
The member from Sullivan, in obedience to
what Ne conceived TO be tho wishes Of a
majority of his Constituents, voted against
The hill. 1t Is maintained by s0mo that the
amendments which have quoted render
the bill of no effect.
Tbs House, n few DAYS since, voted down
what istermeda conventional Interest bill.
! It provided that parties might contract for
| a rate Of interest as high IS 10 per cent
The members Of the poorer counties are
very much opposed TO raising the rate Of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

ROtoeyy.-Lust week, says the Mari,
on Herald, Peter G.. Srasely, living 10
miles from Marion, was robbed Of $500
in M ncy by nan named Hemming'
aud woman named Mary Wright
The woman had access to the-bouse and
opened trunk 70 secure tho money,
which she divided with Hem mings.--
They have been arrested and committed
to Jail. About 5000 of the money was
recovered.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
.t4l,A IN or EEs. go.
THE WASHINGTON HOUE.
YTCHB URG. Va,
I'M NEW HANDS

IN NEW HANDS
DEING the owner of this vaiua blo PROPER
ID ty, have taken charge oft on my uwf
account. with n determination Of ma king Il
a FIRST CLASS HOTEL iu air Of, its De
partments, having had il thoroughly refitted
and furnished SO "a TO accommodate 10th
ladies and geutlenen with all conveniences
and comforts.
The table will be kept well supplied at all
lneals with the best that the MARKET will
AFFORD, while the bal will be furnished
with the purest Of LIQUORS, WINES, Sc,
an" neither surpassed byany in Virginia.
The services Of Mr.. Levi W. Scoville have
been secured to take charge as principal man
nger, assisted by Mrs. NJ. J. Gibbs, both Of
them highly capable of conducting the bust
ness Of hotel keeping. and being we'll known
as such. | can with confidence assure the pub
lie that in patropzng the house. they viii
have no cause TO complain.
The omnibus will attend the Depots reg.
ularly to take passengers up to the house
and return them to the depots free of charge.
Being centrally located, convenient TO the
principal business of tho place, with the
postofiiee in the building and with FIRST
class accommodations Rt reduced rates,
confidently expect fair share of patronage
from my friends and the public.
I. C.. S. FERGUSON.
-LyScuBuRG, Va, Feb. ., 1902.
feb2i 6nl.-r'd Oct. 23,tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
EROEAD TTSi

DR. FT0lIS DAAAILLT, now Of THIS city,
formerly Professorof Physiology and p tho
Logical Anatomy in tho Middle Georgia
Medical College, Chief Surgeon State OF
south Carolina during the the war, Vice.
President Georgia Medical Association,
says
GR>rs-I hAvO carefully examined your
formula for the Rosadahs, and recommend.
cd il to several Of my patients. The com
bipatiOn is q happy one, and rhust prove a
potent remedy in all diseases requiring the
virtues Of great alternative medicine. ]
wish you success, fgOLiN DANNkLLY.
BAltiuore, April ~, 1868
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

The Qa,ckesf Trip KaOrn. The re-
howned aud distinguished DR.. GcOrge
~. Saul, the King of Pain man &c. &c,
&c, &c, &c. hes just arrived in Bristol
ffOm California by tho Pacific Railroad
via Charlotte N. c., thence overland by
buggy, having to lead his horse eight
niles to make the connection at Bristol
The DIR. makes the Quickess time on
record
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
MARRTED

SLLoLE-L.GkHARr.- Ga tho 25'h ult.
at thu residence Of the brides father, in
Lee county, by the II NV. Robinett, Mr..
JoHN SLAGLE to Miss JANE LocKHEAhr.
wfIL-KELLER.-on Thursday the
lSh ult., by the Rev, Geo. r. Barr. Mr..
AAEx. NJ. MAXWELL TO Miss isabella /,
KELLER,