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DRY FKET.-The most eheotual way of guarding ones
health keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the use of India Rubber and the mole
ment upon would advice our readers TO
buy none but the best quality which can onybe had
GooDSEARs Headquarters No 3O8 Chestnut street, south
side PHILADELPHIA,
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy. No. Il 3. Second
street, the largest and most attractive assortment of
ane Jewelry and Sverware In the city. Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished
price which cannot be eQuaed He also has Large
Of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit TO his store b TO result In pleasure
and profit.
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MKssRs. HALIET, DAVIS CO.'S New Grand "a
Square Pianos have equal, it s said, either in tn
country or in Europe Their warerooms are at No. 81
Chestnut street.
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BEFORE purchasing. call and examine the ParhSm NeV
Family Sewing Machine. SAlesroom No. 7O4 Ohesnu
street. Every machine warranted
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CHARLES STOKES

open inspection The style Materials for Gents
wear for the coming season, at
No. S24 CHEsSUT STREET.
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Children be had at retail at the very lowest price
Goodyear's manufacture. old stand. No. 300 ohesn'
street, lower side.
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CITY ITEMS.

CLOTHING CHEAPER
CIoTHING BETTER MADR
CLOTHING BETTER OUT
CLOTHING BETTER FITTING
AT TowER HALL
AT TOWER HALL
... THAN ANYWHERE ELSE.
-lle BENNETT h o.,
No. 6i8 MARKET STREET,
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Puzs.-Dr ". A. MsoAndlsss. No. 1895 Spring Garden
street. gives his entire time TO the permanent o
PLEA Best city reference given
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MARRIED.

SoURBs-GR February II, at the house OF the
brides father, by Rev. II. j. Watkins, Mr.. WILLIAM
ID. SoUREs OF Philadelphia, and Miss EMMA s.
GROW, OF Lower Merton, Montgomery county.
NoRToN-CHEsTRR.-OnS Sep tember Z, 1869, by the
Rev. Raphael G. Northrop, Mr.. LAMBERT NORTON, OF
New York, to Miss EMMA youngest daughter OF
Joseph L. Chester, ESQ.,, OF Philadelphia
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MoSTHIY.--ParhAm Sewing Msohines sold eai
monthly instruments at No. 7O4 Chesnut street.
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PARHAM New Family Sewing Machines on terms to suit
all, at No.70i Chesnut street.
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SMeER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
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Balance in monthly instalments
= o. IT, DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
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DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH MONDAY FEBR
CHEAPEsT
CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST

CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
READY-MADE,
READY-MADE,
READY-MADE,
AND THE BBsT.
AND THE BEST,
AND THE BRST,
AT OAK HALL,
AT OAK HALL,
AT OAK HALL
SIXTH AND MARKET sTS..
SIXTH AND MARKET STs.,
SIXTH AND MARKET SITS,
wANAMAKER & BROWN
wANAMAKBR 4 BROWN
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wANAMAKER & BROWN.
wANAMAKBR & BROWN.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
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Prices areatIv reduced.
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SPRING-l870..
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READY-MADE,
RKADY-MADE,
READY-MADE,

SIXTH AND MARKET sTS..
SIXTH AND MARKET STs.,
SIXTH AND MARKET SITS,
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M TO LET-ALTANTIC CITY.-A LARGE
Iii and handsome Dwelling on Pennsyyania Avenue.
rooms and ktchen twenty four sleeping rooms wash,
house, servants quarters Apply address No 6l6
WALLAOk Street, Philadelphia. sPN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

AN INTERNAL CRIME. The crime charged
against man named Lange, dealer in picture
frames in New York city, is one that should give
him pre-emnence in the criminal catalogue for
diabolical intent. He shipped box in April
last o the New Orleans steamer and secured an
insurance upon it of 81 $50, and the box proved
to have been prepared with explosive and in
hammable material, and was only prevented
from burning the ship by the watchfulness and
activity of the Captain. In the box were vessels
of alcohol, gasoline and tnrpentlne, and FIRE was
apparently to have been set to these by a chemi-
cal that would explode by friction. The friction
was provided for by mice shut up in a box, who,
in gnawing their way out, were to fire the train
that would have destroyed the ship and all her
company at sea- Here, then, is, ie the charges
prove true, a man who deliberately contrives
that awful calamity, fire, on a ship at sea
contrives the possible frightful death of twenty
or thirty persons to secure the small prize of
81 $50 insurance money. He should be tried by
jury of sea captains and sailors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

The upper-tendom of San Francisco gave a
private ball, at the Cosmopolitan hotel to the
Boston excnrsionists 1t being remembered that
the honored guests represented $50 ,0OO, ,OOO it
don't seem strange that the price of tickets was
placed at twenty-five dollars each, and even then
were only issued 10 those who have the entree to
the most aristocratic drawngrooms in the city.
!: is snPerhuous for us to state that there was a
very large attendance. What a pity that there
can't be nobility in the United States. Then
-" blue blood " might frown down "Shoddy."
As it is, "Shoddy" rules the roost.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

CHARLES Dickens died of paralysis on Thurs
day evening, June 9th at Gadshill, Kent county,
England. He received his paralytic stroke
whilst at dinner party in his own house, on
Wednesday evening" and fingered till the next
evening in an unconscious state. He was fifty
eight years old. No other writer was SO gener-
ally and favorably known, and his sudden demise
will be universally amented.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

SEVENTEEN Americans have died at Rome this
winter and seven rich American girls there
have found titled paupers for lovers. This un-
usual fatality is likely to keep prudent Ameri-
cans away from that city.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

THE Boston Post, excellent Democratic author
ity thinks there is no necessity for the law en-
forcing the Fifteenth Amendment, because the
Democracy is going to behave itself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18
BORN.

At Weaverville, Saturday, June llth, to the
wife of Charles Hartman, a son.
At Weaverville, Saturday, June llth, to the
wife of II. G. Osgood, a son.
At Weaverville, Saturday, June, llth, to the
wife of VIM. Higgins, daughter.
At Weaverville, Tuesday, June 18th, to the
wife of A. l.. McWhorter, a daughter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18
NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
A PREMIUM OF $500


Will be given for the best Model of two Wheels
of glass and iron, for this distribution.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all models. 24-lm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

BALLoU's MONTHLY NAGAzNE.-The July mum
Der of BaLOu's Monthly Mogazine is the com
mencement of the 32d volume. Its popularity
is now so great that no magazine in the country
stands higher in the estimation of the people for
genuine interest and excellence. Each number
contains one hundred pages of reading matter
stories, poems, historical events, wit and humor,
housekeeping department, and from sixteen to
twenty illustrations of noted scenes and places
All this be obtained for ST so per year, or
fifteen cents single copy and club terms are
even cheaper Thomes Il Talbot, Boston, Mass. >,
publishers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18
NO TIC Il.
HYDRAULIC HOSE MANDATORY,

HOSE MADE TO STAND ANY PRESSURE
from 100 to 800 foot fall. Miners are in
vited to call and examine my work. Tents.
Awnings, Specie and Ore Bags made to order,
and cheaper than any other factory. A share OF
patronage is solicited from my friends.
s. HOWARD,
l9-3m 424 Davis street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18
M ARRIED.

At Weaverville, June 10th, 1870, by Rev. NJ. P
Farnham, Mr.. HIRAM NJ. PERHAM to Mrs, HARRIET
A. SEABURY.
by the Rev. Henry Chill, c. c., asssted by the
Rev Francis j. NJ 'Cormack and Rev. j. Ronayne)
of Westport MARTIN j. FEGAN, Esq, formerly
of junction City, Trinity county, California to
ELLEN, second daughter of Peter King, Esq, of
killery cottage, Leenane.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

THE reported massacre of Romanian Jews is
now said to have been without any foundation
i'll truth. The affair is merely students joke.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

BULL movement recently advanced the price
of Harlem. Thereupon new stock was solt, and
this having been unloaded Vanderbilt an
nounced that a new issue of 20 900 shares would
be made. Down went Harlem and the Commo-
dore counted his profits
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

TUE bill abolishing the franking privilege, it
is thought will go over to reyt session, the Sen
ate refusing to sanction it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

ONE thousand lives were lost by the fire in
Constantinople.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

WOMAN suffrage has been killed in Vermont by
the constitutional convention
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

DY AUTHORITY or A oFnUA---7
y Act of the Legislature of the State OF Cal
fornia, approved February 10th, 1870, the Irus-
tees of the Mercantile Library Association have
the pleasure to announce that
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

LORD CLARENDON orders the British Minister at
Washington to thank the government of the
United States for its prompt suppression of the
Fenian invasion of Canada, and to express the
hope that the leaders may be punished accord
ing to our laws for their crime.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-18

THE contract for carrying the mail between
Grafton, Yolo county, and Princeton, Cousa
county, has been awarded to Grant I. Taggart,
County Clerk of Shasta comfy. Although the
contract only calls for carrying a weekly mail,
Mr.. Taggart has determined to start a tri-weekly
line of coaches on the lst of July So says the
Shasta TOurier
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

Tho Richmond Enquirer opposcd
he committee OF nine, yet That com
mi,tco won't 10 washington; itoploscl
the nomination of Walker, yet Walk
or was nominated; It opposed the
withdrawal Of NNithcrs, yet Withen
was withdrawn; It opposed the cleo
ton Of Walker, yet walker was elected;
II has tried to disl,and the Conserva-
two party in Virginia, yet that party
Is victorious and triumphant; IL ad-
vocated the formation Of State DEM
oeratic party, yet Democracy has not
reached n state of MEDICATION within
the limits OF the Commonwealth; IL
favored tile Reputation of old debts,
yet the people ropudiato the doctrine
It opposed Consolidation, yet Conoli-
dation has won; in fact everything
advocated by tho Enquirer for moro
than a year has failed met signally
and, IN the langrase = Co. I.a;.il NC
are compelled to say, gentlemen Of
the Enquirer, you have suunS the
damnedest!
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Conrcsrionnl CenYcntIon.

In the eighth district there Is gen
ord desire Yen a Convention to nom
mate candidate for Congress and our
Montgomery friends have Issued call
for Convention at the White Sulpher
Springs. We do not see the necessity
ofhurrying in this matter. The Mont
gomery White is not the place for u
Convention; 1t is too inaccessible TO the
people Of Lee, Scott, Wise, Buchanan
and Tazewell. Marion or Wythevillc
is better suited. again, tho time
named is too early. 1t is very prcba-
bic that the Legislature viii re-district
the state, making nine instead Of eight
districts, in which case we will lose
some of the eastern counties now at
tachcd to the eighth. We are anxious
that the State should he re-districted
so as to do away with Radical german
dering. Let us wait then, time enough
yet
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

! arvo'a 'cr y Cookery Since the intro
luciion ~ The lalcpi SRA shliss rApNf. "a
epmrieto fetoiaiion has taken rilcc IN TINT
department, Of cookery 70 which We owe She
luxurios OF dessert. Tho most delicious
blenc mango, Jelly, oustard, Charlotte Russo,
light pniliinrr, &C., are produced from THE
nalaiable nutrimcni, at about ono third of
tho FORMER cost. a great economy Of time
as wen ne money is effected by its use Tho
preparations nhdo fror It are pronounced by
physicinnh to DO tho best possible dict Cor
eonsumpliyes, dyercptice, and persons suf-
lering from billiousneas and general dcbili-
". Conyalcscents fattcn on them, snd gain
rapidly in muscular strength as well as in
ilesh. Tho Sea Moss faIinc Coz, IS perl,
plsoc, New York, who arc manufacturing
this article from tho bert Irieh moss, IN
enormous quantities, produce mn array Of modi-
cal and general teslimony inits favor, which
10 pofectly overwhelming, and must set all
doubts OF its aupofiority as an nlmontary
staple (if any oxis) entirely ut rcst.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17


Two OF tho addresses, ut Emory last
week, by members Of tho graduating
GLASS were largely devoted TO defence
OF Mormonism against civil interior
snce and wore. despite their rhetorical
merit. received by tho audience with
very manifest feelings OF dissent. To
dsnominaie prohibition Of polygamy
persecution, and plead therefrom the
rapid growth OF that crime against ma,
ture, can only be equaled in absurdity
by proposing the parity Of sensuallsm
and divinity, Of Brigham Young and
Jesus, the Christ. Under that plea The
brigands Of Greece may hide their
bloody forms BY the mantle of Pau,
and the preacher whippers of Blount
conceal their haltcrs and clubs with
the cloak Of Browlow. Tho dying Son
OF jehovah was moro judicious IN his
charity when he said only " they know
not what they do.r
This hypelcritical sentimentality is
doubtless due that generous age which
lights thename OF chivalry in the heart
OF the student and has generally lived
It's allotted time before he reached the
age OF thirty. We are sure it will rot
i've long In the montal eruoiblo Of
Messrs. DeBuslx and Wiley, for they
nave exhibited a degree Of genius which
VIII cause them TO try the furnace OF
practical life In less than ten wears
.ime Wan agree with us that polyganly
ike othermonstrous crimes deserves
inc prison or the halter and must not
be permitted TO walk hoside divinity
under the shield of liberation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17
NIfEIEIFEH NALE.

CRcuT CouiT OF SULLIVAN CouNrY, TsNN.
In obedience 10 an order Of sale to me, is
sued from tho Circuit Court OF Sullivan eo,st.
~, IN the case OF James l.. Price VS.. Isaac
A. Nichols and others, and to me directed.
tested the ith Monday Of March, 1870, 1 will
Offer for SALE at the door Of tho courthouse.
10 Blountville, to the highest bidder, for cnsi,
Ia hand, ON Monday the An day Of Julv
1870 az the right, title, claim and intereet
which lhe hoin OF Waller u. Nickels, now
deceased, have in nnl 30 a certain House and
lot n tho Town of Bristol, on Tho south side
Of Main Street, Ga Dist No. ~, adjoining
the lois Of WIN. J.. Martin ana others, levied
on as TIC property Of suid walter H. Nick
Gig, on the l1ih day Of january, 1851. 10
sausiy judgement ia favor Of sail James
y. Price AMI agninsit The said Matter Al.
Aioaoh before 4. ID. laaer, Esqr., ON no
.5lh day uf August, isGc-anl the Gusts ol
tho cau4o--t..is G,A dag 81 June, 1870.
N. GRECO. shoiih. 4
iNAs ig-is. ~ Zee 81,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

WIN. Gilmore Sims is dead. If thorc
Is one name in all the Palmetto State
more intimately linked with her glo-
ry than her misfortunes 1t is VIM.
Gilmore Sims. AS an author his re-
nown embraces the field Of prose and
poetry, of fact and fiction. South Ca :
olina may be said to have passed from
the field of distinctive historic vices.
Her State Government is destroyed,
her affairs oyerthrownl Fit time for
Sims to diel
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

BANK az Tennessee versus samson Richardson,
Jossco 6otb d. n. Mexlcr and others
II appearing from the allegations OF the BIN that
Peter UHrdner one Of the Defendants IN said Fin,
Il non dent OF tho State Of Tennessee; ID ~
therefore ordered that publication De made for
four successive weeks, IN the Bristol Retrs a pa
per published IN the town Of Bristol, sulli-
van county, Tom nQtilying said defendant TO ap-
pear a. the Court House IN Bloantvie, Tom. on
The Third Monday in November ucxi attn chnncory
Court then md there 70 be held for salllynn county
IN the FIRST Chancoy District In the Stntu Of TONNES
sec, and plead answer or domuF to Cnmplai nAnts
tii or the same will BE- tsken-for confessed M to
hin,, aud sot Tor hearing oxparto.
June Rules, 1870.
WILLIAM MuLLkNNIX, c. ~
June ~ ny y. J liiiLLiPs, D, g. &M.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

Tur ocatic party has swept
ne Oirmn cicesiun. thw securing
tho next Y s.. Senator. fEc Bow en-
or extreme radical ticket las been de-
lealed in Washington city. and New
York has buried ra6icalism Now II
the western Democracy hss any sense
il viii overthrow the radical party
throughout tac Union, bntwe doubt It.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17
Debility.

ssess % no ae,iirtr, ,q,ai 10 Ifoeaarss G,,uon
NV '",Du,t ,sas Al asad siOy + &c siei.
pstra, strcHghtH - Il he ai1,sffic. cause
IA enjoyment ~ pes.sAa Tiso,l ess1tle ne So
Naea % a'gcsi Z, fwyr ne 6'ord gre rod, sosnA
iaAhg compilation. eradicate ne sfo faye fyon 1e
~, i'Hrdita doom 10 ne cheets, Grd riprsc f patient
from shoffbTsaled, srGcfoifd irrek, oifd h.lr0us
inras,d, 2 frufaeed, sloa, and rigoroas psrsoa.
Weak and Delicate Children arc
louie. Il, tses' ti,rs ,s,.e ISni,siiy sTcS,-
eincE. They cnu lie ndmirintcrcd with
perfect sUfrty 10 "a child three i1O1ifi,a
oIIiInc,y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

THE death OF Charles Dickens, on
tho 9th, of paralysis, was an event
which called for the special attention
Of the Queen of England and has stir
red the hearts OF peasaIlts and Kings
throughout the world. We have nev-
or been able to value very highly this
royal hero of the field OF letters but
the world generally has given him a
very exalted rank IN the calender of
fame. His death is another instance
OF over brain work, and his name a
standing monument to genius and in
dustry.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

Fottotccrs Of Ham at Union.--Some
descendant of Ham, on Sunday last,
took advantage Of tho absence of Mr..
Aikon's family, who were at church,
by walking into the dining room and
bearing Off in triumph a fine boiled
ham. Quite recently similar trick
was played upon Mr.. Jacob Kaylor,
of same place. A Shoulder hitter. is
needed In that locality.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

1T Is limited that some of the friends
OF consolidation, at Abingdon, are nre-
pairing learned legal opinions for the
DenehtofGovernOr Walker, 10 prove thc
un"onatitutionality OF the act author
,slng tho Formations OF the Atlantic.
Mississlppi and Ohio RAILROAD Conn
pany' In this connection we viii
state that We have private uod.,.'
standing with Gov. Walker "a Tho cf
feet that hc.la 90 take no arti,m in nj,
ar any o''s,r inlpor.an mat n with
out our consenti 80 Abingdon ha,
about as well dry
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

THE President sent to congress on
Monday special Message having fol
its object the immediate suppression
Of Cuban Independence. Very natu-
rnl The success of the patriot cause
would be standing rebuko to the
prr&ldonk.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

pnmnmco OF dccreo of tho chancery Court
~ filountviii tits Aay Tenn, 1879, IA mo ease i
ihouaa y. stephens % al, against Henry s. Stoph-
oHs 81 al. viii soil on Thunday tho lab day OF
JNifi 1870, 90 the Nicheis Houso, IN Bristol, An
Sullivan comfy, Tonm, tho tract az land mo,dios-
30 and ueserhQd IN tho pleadings. lying ~ gulli-
van county On tho Soathsidc ~ llolsion livof, or
me waters 81 tho Bis Spring hnnch g.. tlie hm
Nivil District, on tho Yirgiria line IN tho Donion
Valley region east OF Bristol cnntaining about 81
acres known ~ tho stephens tract
crcait Of six t0) months viii be eivou bond
ana approved security will DO rrqnircd Of TIN w r
chaier, and ton rgtiined en- said land until tho
purchase money Is fully paid and sold without
tbs tight oi redemption
WILLIAM MuLLENNfN,
Juno lin, 1870. t1orl & Master.
iuHol0 IA -.prs foo tb.oO
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

-hlORIsON--On Inc Sth Inst. nj
The residence OF Col. Horny 4. Morrison. n I
till,ille, Va, BY the Rev. u. anlIins, Mis-
NIcroRiA l.. Mlnis0X 10 Il. A. AYtns. of
Bristol.
MORRISON tho same
time aud place by clio Roy. j. ". Belt. Mic
KATE n. a. AonlsON 20 Col. JAMES Il, Ricn-
hoNp, late OF Lee Co., Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

THE Federal authorities have agreed
to surrender to the city of Richmond
the JEFF Davis Mansion on the condi-
ton that said city win guarantee them
general amnesty for their having lille
gally taken and held it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

THE address of Prof, Arbogast, be-
fore tho Young Mems Christian AS.
ISOLATION, at Emory, on Sunday last,
was original and forcible, perhaps
more pointed than eloquent, but calcu-
lated TO enrich the mind with truth.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-17

F" Having Leon ENGAGED for many years Ia
a ae'iea,afy oe eriioH,' writes b. Neal. al
iafheisnpiFi - ls.pln louuncr ,ersisly with
aysp.psia' A hieili recommended Ro,cn-
WI" '"''''h ili.eia rs the Great l,cmtls
~. ~ y proves, took thom according %
dleoosio'l sui .al 10 Improve al once.
ea' he''li ai,ep so,mi and c.n dom h.li
way No'A Will uese, ls without ihe,n