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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-30
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
LYNtHBURG. W.,
IN N Fl w HANDS

DElNG the owner Of this valuable rroper.
ID ty. have taken charge oft ON my own
account. with n determination of mnknr {,
FIRST CLASS HOTEL in all of It's ::
partments, having had ii thoroughly rcftt.
aud furnished SO ms to accommodate both
ladies aud gentlemen with all conyeniences
and comforts.
The table viii be kept well supplied at all
meals with the best that the MARKET will
AFFORD, while the han will be furnished
with the purest of LIQUORS, WINES, &c,
anr neither surpassed byany in Virginia.
The services of Mr.. Levi W. Scoville have
been secured to take charge rs priucp man
ager, assisted by Mrs. NJ. j. Gibbs, both of
them highly capable Of conducting the BUSH
ness Of hotel keeping, aud being well known
as such. eau with confidence assure the pub.
lie that in patronizing tho 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 10 the
principal business of the place, with the
Postotlioe in the building and with first
class Recommendations at reduced rates.
confidently expect fair share of patronaes
from my friends and the public.
c. 5. FERGUSON.
LYNcunURG, Va, Feb. 5, 1867
feb2l Gun. I'd Oct. 23.H
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NOTICE.

William A. Dooley, Admir-. and Rebecca II i.
Newland, Adm'x. Of Joseph Newland, Jr.,
Iced. VS.. the heirs of Joseph Newland, Jr.,
Iced. and others. Peter Gardner, VIM.
Newland, w. J. Bradford and wife Mary
Ann, Richard Hickam, Lane Boyce & Co.,
DR.: Jas. II. Vance, Elkin Manufacturing Co.
and Henry Lofts and all others, creditors Of
Joseph Newland, Jr., decd. take notice that
On the 10th day of October, 1870, will take
an account in this case in the matter Of the
estate of the said Joseph Newland, Jr., deed.
as ordered by the Chancellor, when you will
be required to prove and file your claims as
required by law. May Rules, 1870.
WV. MULLENNIX,
june Sim. Clerk and Master.
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NOTICE.

RO ERSONS are hereby warned against burying
X thrir dead on TINT part Of my land known ~ tho
old King hnrial ground. The present gtowth Of The
town m that direction Is such 30 rrnd ~ ssessary
the removal OF those bodies which have already
been buried there, and the propriey Of this notice
must be apparent 10 every one. will be comp He'd
10 regard any further trespasS Of this Kind a.
proper cause for action a. Law and will at once take
ucys accord nglv.
AlTla3 'fo'H. JNo. @. KING.
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DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
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This valuable medicine Is prepared for WoNKS
exclusively, and to be used by women only. II l.
adapted especially 10 those cases where the womb
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''menses," except In such cases require surgt-
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tion. In a sudden check OF the "monthly courses
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like charm, by restoring The dissLdTge Ia erfiB
instance thus relieving the fever headache, patti
in the back and clover stomach" Pushes Of heat
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all these symptoms pass away immediately, with
out injury to the constitution. Frequently, howeV-
or, the proper remedy IL not applied In time, the
disease becomes chronic, aud the foundation laid
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The next ''tun' comes around and there Is no
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The complexion becomes sallow, bowels swollen
sort Of greenish caste about he face. constant dull
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# the heart. palor, exhaustion indignation, wear
iness, augor, aching across the oins loss Of appc
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chest, cough aud giddiness. II still allowed to go
on, "green sickness" will b. fully developed the
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Dilo1rr-

Rarely has there ever been a year
so favorable for ditching as the pres
ent. Swamps aud meadows which
we're never known te be dry before
Are now without water; and Il the
drought continues through the fll.
we hope that much more work in this
line will be accomplished.
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10 Chnneery nt RlountrIIIc.

IN Chaneery AZ Bl0uutyiic.
Benjamin A. Beeler
vs.. o. Att. Bill.
w. F. Moon & others
In this case process having been is
sued and return made, it appears that
the defendant w. +. Moon is nom
resident of the State of Tennessee, OF
that his residence is unknown. 1t il
therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, in the
Bristol NeiOs, newspaper published
in Sullivan county, Tennessee, notify
ing said defendant to appear at the
court house in Blountvillc, Tenn, on
the third Monday in November, 1870,
at Chancery court then and there to
be held for the county of Sullivan,
and plead, answer, or dcmur to com
plainants Bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to him, and set
for hearing exparte.
n. j. PHILLIPS.
Aug. Rules 1870. ID. &. d NJ.
aug l0-4t--prs fee s..
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In Chaneery at BiounlyilIe.

George wolford
VS. Att. and Inj Bill.
II. II. Young,
Thomas Miller and
James Ford
In this case It appears from the allegation, In the
Bill, that the Defendant Il. II. Young is a nom resi-
dent OF the State Of Tennessee. u therefore
dered that the publication be made for four success
i've weeks, In the Bristol NEWS, newspaper pub
lishcd Ia Bristol Sullivan county, Tenn, notifying
said Defendant to appear on the third Monday II,
November, 1870, at the Court House in Bountvlle,
at u Chancery court then and there TO be held for
the county Of sullivan. IN the State Of Tennesste
and plead answor. or demur, to eomplananis Bin,
ur the same will be taken confessed. and set for
hearing cx parte.
". J. PHILLIPS, y. C AN
August Rnles, $50. aug l9-4t-prs fee A5.
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In Ctanee,, al rI.un,.lc.
Original

jacob Hamilton
Original ELL.
Isaac 4. Nickels,
Aud as Hdar Of ".
II. Nicksi-, Deed,
NRry Nickels,
Geo. Niskels, eia al.
IN this Il appears from thu allegations In the
Eli that - Nirkrls, Mrs. - Ean-y shd Husband
Or. 90 Rainey non-r siicnis Of the State Of Ten
ne~ser. u l. therefw ordered that publication
" made, for fur sut Cessivs weeks, IN the Bristol
NEws, paper pubiishcd ~ the town Of Bristol,
Sullivan county, Tent roliying said Defendants
10 appear at the Court In 1t,u. willie. Tenn.
on the third Monday in November mex 1T n Chan
csry Court then and there To- be held for a. Coun.
~ g Sullivan, IN ti,. state of Tsrness CO, aud
make defens" To said iili. OF the same will be ia
ken i.r eonlessOd, as 10 them, and st for hearing
exparte.
FL. PHILLIPS,
Aug. Roles, 1870. D.C.Sa
sep. 2.4L--pfs. foo So
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In obedience TO an order Of the county court 0.
Sullivan county, made nj the July term lsSo-l
hereby give notice. tLat the Insolvency of the es
tsia Of James A. Bass, deed having been regularly
suggested, all persons holding claims against said
esiate must hle them with the clerk Of said county
court Of sullivan county on or before the 18th day
OF Oct, 1870 or they will be forever barred, both
IN law and equity.
a, FuLKERsoN, Admir- &c.
aug l2-it-prs. foe 60.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-30

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
~ partnership heretofore existing between
c. X. Millard and j. II. Cross under the
.rm and style of Willard & Cross, Union
Depot. Tenn, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
The said J. II. Cross having bought all the
interest said Millard had in sail firm, will
settle all the unsettled business of the firm
and continue business at the old stand where
he VIII be pleased to furnish his old friends
and patrons in the future rs in the mast for
''pay down." good goods and Mt lower prices
than they can be bought from houses that sell
on time. OK. WILLARD
Union Depot, Tenn, J. II. CROSS.
Ssfeb. Z5th 1870. Mar. 4-tf
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Robert B. sturm, o, Attachment against Z
VS..
Saml Garner. nonresident.

In this case the Defendant having been
attached by his goods, and conditional
Judgment entered against him By me on this
9Th day of Sept, 1870. 1t is thcreupon or
dercd by me, that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Bristol Newe
notifying said Defendant to appear before
me at my office in Blountville, on the Sth
day of March, 1871 and make his defence to
this suit, or the same will be proceeded with
exparte and a Judgment final entered against
him as provided by law.
Sep. 9-it SAN'L EVANS, j. 7.
Pre- fee IS.
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10000 COLONIES OF
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-01

A Tribune correspondent thus characterizes
tie watering places: "Newport is more a pri-
vate than public watering places, and is a
favorite with families rather than with fast
men and fast women. The quality of New
port may be stated by calling it watering
place in contradistinction to brandy-and-
watering place, as many OF the more miscel-
laneous resorts are. Bibulously speaking,
niagara is milk punch; Saratoga, whiskey
straight; Long Branch, gin cocktail; Cape
May, hook and soda; New London, cham
payne; Swampscott, burgundy; and Newport,
claret of the genuine! Lafitte, Chateau-NIar-
gaux, and Haut-Brion cru.
Uncomfortable as the hot weather has been
to US here we can have but faint idea of the
horrors of crowded tenement houses in our
large cities at such times. The N. Y. Post
has the following upon the subject:
We haze no recent trustworthy statistics
which tell how many thousands on hundred
OF thousands of men, women and children in
this city live and die in these horrible houses
We know that there were one thousand and
forty-eight deaths in New York last week
nearly three times the usual average: and
while the extraordinary excess is due largely
to the excessive heat, the reported cases of
sunstroke and prostration in the street by no
means fully account for the large mortality
bill, and the difference must be looked for in
the uncounted, unheeded cases of young chill
dren, weak women and old people, who-last
week, this week and every week-are stifed
to death in the utterly airless and unventilat.
ed rooms OF the tenement houses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-01

The gable DISPATCHES Of Saturday are in sub.
stance as follows:
A bullion Circular issued to-day. reports that
silver, after spasmodic rise, is COW without
buyers.
The correspondent of the Ddly Ne,vs saws
that DR.. Evans, an American resident of Paris.
has been authorized 70 reject the offer of Gen
2. A. Sheridan and other Americans who were
said to be anxious to serve against Prussia
The French wanted Gen. Sht ridan authorized
to go as provisional spectator merely, but
this too has been rejected by the government.
There are many rumors afoat touching the
movement OF troops in France and Germany.
but none can be traced. The French and Ger.
man accounts of events already trans PRED are
utterly irrcconciable.
Austria will establish a steam line from
Trieste to Southampton, to connect with the
American line.
The Saturday Review has severe eondem-
natory article on the life of Dickens and the
morality of his later wcris
The Journal Official denies the story which
recently originated in Germany, to the effect
that 100 soldiers had invaded Luxembourg.
The French Senator, Geiger owner of large
factories near Saar Louis, has been expelled
from Prussia. sSss,ss
1t is believed that the French troops now in
Rome will all be in France by Aug. 10th.
The French journals say the Prussians have
800, 900 men at Treyes 100000 in the Black
Forest, 200, 600 near Mayence, 100 600 in Schles
wig, and $4,000 near Berlin. The triangle be-
tween Treves, Mayence and the river Lantly
is well filled with soldiers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-01

The Nathan murder is the leading editorial
topic in all the New York morning papers Of
Saturday. Some blame the police and accuse
them Of never being seen on the street after
midnight. They all urge them to ferret out
the murderers. -fr
Mayor Hall tenders immunity to any infor-
mer, and Governor Hoffman, after visiting the
place Friday, determined to offer large re-
ward in behalf of the State, in addition to the
rewards of the family, Stock Exchange and
the city. The most eminent detectives in the
confident of the discovery of the murderers.
Patrick Dewey, who has charge of Prof.
Morse's residence in West 22d street, directly
opposite Mr.. Nathan's residence, saw a coach
standing in front of Mr. Nathans stable from
half past IL to half past 1 Friday morning.
Fearing danger to the property under his care
he went down and ordered the occupants of
wer but heard whispering inside of the coach,
and by the aid of vivid fash of lightning saw
the face OF one man clear enough to identify
him if he ever met him again. Finally Dewey
saw man jump up o. the box and drive away.
1t is generally believed now that some of the
carpenters employed in the house on Thurs
day were the parties to the murder and that
this closed carriage contained the murderers.
The rewards now offered for their apprehen-
sion amount to $4,000. The members of tie
Stock Exchange voted to meet at the readipr
room of the Fifth Avenue Hotel Monday fore
noon and attend the funeral of Mr. Nathan in
n
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Life Sustaining Prinlirle.

The vital and the muscular systems are entirely
distinct from each other. A man may have the
Drawn of Hercules but if he is deficient in vital
energy he will not we'll, last as long. or
be as healthy and happy while he does last, as the
man of ordinary or even slender build, who posses
ses a larger share of this animatng principle One
OF the greatest recommendations OF that pure yepe.
table invigorant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. is
that it increases the vital force OF the system No
medicine can double the volume of mans muscle,
or thicsen and vulcanze his thews and sinews: hut
Hostetter's Btters has an effect much more impor-
tant. Its promotes constitutional vigor% 1t re-
inforces the life-power, OF which bone and sinew
and muscle are merely the instruments, holding the
same relation to it that machinery does to steam.
Let the slight and apparently fragile take heart,
they may have more stamina, though far less phys-
cal strength, than the broad shouldered athletes
they regard with envy. To restore, to sustain, to
increase this staminal principle which, when in full
supply is the source Of health and the best guaran-
tee of lol gevty is special property of the famous
restorative 1t is not only specific for dyspepsia
biliousness intermittent levers, constipation, &C.,
and preventive of all diseases of a malarious
character but the best OF all medicines for strength
enng the constitution and awakening the powers OF
nature from whatever cause they may have become
letharg;. augleod1w&w1t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-01

The following which We take from Hese-
kiePs Life of Bismarck, shows how the great
Prussian captured his bride. His love-makino
tactics were characterized by the same ceer-
ity and promptness which gave the Prussians
victory at Sadowa:
In the society and at the house of his friend
and neighbor, Moritz Won Blanckenhnro pic
marck had often seen a friend of his nohlo
hostess who greatly interested him. But ho
hrst became Intimately acquainted with Frau
leln johanna Won Putkamma on trip which
both OF them made in company with the
Blankenburgs. Bismarck soon became aware
of the affection he felt for the young lady, but
he naturally found many obstacles in learn
ing-as may be readily understood whether
his affection was returned by her. This
would easily explain the inquietude of his be-
havior, for even when assured of his attach
ment being returned, there were still MANY
difficulties to be surmounted.
We have already mentioned the reputation
which "Mad Bismarck" had woe for himself
among the elder ladies and gentlemen of
Pomerania. The CONSERVATION and horror
may easily be imagined in which the quiet
house of Herr Won Pulkammer was plunged
on the receipt of letter in which Bismarck
uhCSIy duu dohCu iOI Iuc Hduu vi his
daughter. But how much greater must have
been this horror when the gentle daughter of
the house, in modest but firm manner, az
knowledsed her affection. at seemed as if l
mad been felled with an axe" old Her Won
! ru.ka ANN sad in describing his feelings at
tnaI time. Even the story of the wolf. which
always devours the meekest lambs did not
console him. However, he was far removed
from playing the tyrant father, and ba oava
his consent, although with heavy hearft@ "a
consent he has never had reason to reorot
Her mother, of more spirited nature nro'
tested until Bismarck appeared in person at
Rienfield and before her eyes clasped his bride
to his heart. With flood of passionate tears
she then consented to their union, and from
that moment became the warmest and most
jealous friend of the man to whom she gave
her beloved daughter after so severe strue-
GLE In letter to his sister "Arnimen," Bis
marck announces the fact under the motto
"All right"
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THE PRE- SIS.
Monday Morning, kugu,t l. 1870.

ONE of the marks of our literary progress
is the growing attention paid in this country
to the study of philology. Already we have
several scholars who are eminent in TINS
branch of knowledge. Considering OF now
much service philology is in throwing isht
upon history and ethnology, and thatit carries
us back even into the prehistoric epochs, it
has an interest not only for those who make
it speciality, but for all scholars. A Conven-
ton of the American Pathological Association
met at Rochester on the Goth inst. to COM
pare notes and to discuss various questions
connected with the science. The Convention
was attended by such eminent scholars as
Profs. Hadley Whitney, Goodwin Smith and
many others. Porter c. Bliss read paper on
the native American languages, to which it is
proposed to give more critical attention. 1t
isproposed also to established an American
Academy OF Science to encourage the study
OF the sciences in this country. The proceed.
ings of the Convention, which was still in
session on the 9th, were highly interestin.
and embraced the discussion of many vet I'M
solved problems in philology.