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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-08
The Bulletin.
Making . Fortune.


Samuel McFadden was Waterman IN
bsnt Nc w,.slpoor but honest and his
life was without reproach The trouble
with him was that he kclt that ho was not
appreciated His salary was only "a per
week. and when he asked to have il raised,
the president, the cashier and the board
OF dirsssors glAred at him through their
specCeelss, aAdsrowned on him, and told
N = 80 0ss and stop hisinsolcnce, when
he knew business was dull, and the bank
could not meet Its expenses now lot alone
layishing one dollar week on such
missrubIo, worm ~ Samuel MoEsddsn
And thsp McFadden felt depressed and
he naughty scorn Of the president aud
SasAisR COT him 70 the soul. He would
Oren 70 to the side.yard and bow his
vsnssable twenty -four inch head, and weep
gal Ions of,tesrs over his insignincancc, and
pray that he might be made worthy Of the
President's and cashiers polite attention.
One night happy thought struck him;
gleam Of light burst upon his soul, and
gazing down the dim vista Of years, and
his eyes all blinded by tears, he saw him.
self sieh, houossd and respected. SO Sam
-uel NcFaddons fooled around and got
y cold chisel, q drill and about half ton
these things. Then, in the dead of night,
be went to the safe, and after working al
u . whilc; burst the door and brick in an
immortal smash with such perfect success
there was not CROUCH left TO make q carpet
tsek. Mr.. McFsdden then proceeded to
load Up With coupons greonbacks, currency
and specie, and TO nail all the odd change
that was laying anywhere, so that he pran-
ced out Of the bank with over one million
dollars on him. He then retired to an
unAssuming residence out Of town, and
sent word 10 the detectives where he was
A DIGESTIVE called on him next day with
soothing note from the cashier. McFad.
den treasesi h with lofty scorn. Detectives
called on him every day with humble
notes from the president, cashier and board
Of directors. At last the bank officers
got up . magnificent supper TO which Nc
fadden was invited. He came, and as
the bank officers bowed down in the dus,
before him, he pondered over the bitter
past, and his soul was filed with exult.
alton. "a,
Before he drove away in his carriage
that night IL was all fixed that McFaddcn
vss 70 Keep half o million Of that money
the other half. lie fulfilled his con-
with naughty disdsin the offer Of the cash.
: isr,se marry bis daughter.
Mac il now honored and respected. lie
moves Ia the best society he browses around
in purple and fne linen, and other good
clothes, AID snjoyes himself frst-rate
Ard olten now he takes his infant on his
knee and tells Of his early life, and ins,ils
holy principles into tho childs mind Dand
shows him how, BY industry, frugality
and nitro-glyccrine, monkey. wrenches,
cross-cut saws and familiarity with the de-
tsctive system, even the poor may rise to
sfluenco and rcspcctability.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-08
DR.. iIooGaud's Pod0phyllln,
OR sUBrIIUTE FOR NERCtRY
PILLS
Two piIIs n Dose.
TIE mast po,csrfai, get haoeed Itystsblc
Cathartic hao,rn.


It's utuogo-,ary 20 take handful ofthc.ep.ll.
I" produce a." desired ohccii two Of them act
iurkly and powerfully, cleansing the liver, stlIn
a,h AMI bowel. as nll uupuy,tltr. Tho priucIpli
ingredient - fuauIhy lun, rr the alrhUhYlre ~
Tract u h'hdru,r, wu,ch i- by many times more
poWcriIl' h'ilu2 anl reHrtlIuy than the Mandrake
lt-elf it, peculiar action I- uugu tho Liver clean
ing II speedily nom Hll oU.tructior. Win All tb.
ppR6rOf Mercury, yet flyp from Il a. .r.rI,4e t..
sui attached 10 he use Of Thar mineral
For all diseases, M which Mo use OF a cathsrtio
- indicated, thesc rus wa! give entire sut .llc.
ton ia every case, 1hcy AFyER TAN
In cases oi Liver compl ~, Dy-pep.Ia. and 81.
uelne cOstNcncss, Or. HOutaui'- Gciiiun I,ii.r.
o. Tonic should be used H. connection MN ti.
PMS The Toni effect Of the Etter- or I.,..
iuuds up the system, The Bitter or Tonic prr.
mes the blood, strengthens the nerve. EIsUi,rr.
'hs Liver aud gives strength, energy alI ,lgor.
hSep Your bowels active With tho Pills f.I tone
up Tie system with the Bttor- on Tonic ami ma
u',snse' can tam It's hold, or over again a-st.l NJ
These MEDICINES are sold hy AM nIueg SIS .rI
dealers m medicines OycrywhvTc
, hecollect mat II j. pr lloonand'. Gsrnou
Ismsdts, lhi are ~ universally used An, r.ro,n.
,,shu',I nhi 90 not allow the Druggist l., Induce
you 10 take anything else that he u.y "a, .. ,,,
~ good, because he mako "a l,r,.r ,yr,, 'lu,'
ihese REMEDIES y u be- sent hy expic. A., ,,,'
3 IuaIoil' upon appl.mion 10 tis piINeIpfi'pR
aRcii a sT TuI TrErh IA MEDICINE STORE o..
CHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor
For" eTiy q. NJ. IAsEsoNs ,,.
Isese remedies are for sale hy Duiygi.t. ST..
keepers, anu h.diciHc Dealers .y,r,yi,'
,Iputnu,i ~ q, h'lr,l rtaies, CauaIa- s.u,t,
America ana the west lud.,-. Fur SAFELY ''''"
aARCLsAx rtrSoa
CAIRO, ILLrNSIs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-08
Who UsRs MisHLERs IS ITTEas.--Ph,

Who UsEs MisHLERs Is IrTEas.--Phy-
sicians use II In their practice, because of
in sslutary effect upon their patients :
business men use II because they require u
sound physique and clear intellect, scdcn-
tsry people use, II because II fortiies them
against complaints which resul, from u
sluggish condition OF the bodily functions,
preducsA " On inactive life; travellers use
Il bccsnsc II protects them against epidcih-
ic and endemic diseases clcrgymen, con.
gressmen, lawyers, editors, teachers and
Students use II, because II imparts fresh
force TO mind and body, and preserves
health and lstreng,b against Decay the
working classes use 1t, because 1t supports
the body which would otherwise suffer ir-
repsrsble injury nom excessive labor
families use IT, because II i. certain rem
edy FOR multitude OF common complaints
everybody uses II, because 1t is safe
agreeable aud cficuciou. tonic and s,imu-
liant det26cod d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-08
HooAand's Greek Oil


l. different from an others. i composcl of the
pureiuices or vital principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Banks Tor as medically termed, cStracis,l the
worthless AMI inert portions Of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, ia one bottle of this
Bittcrs there /. contained as much medicinal yir.
tue rs will be found Ia several gcllons ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc, used Ia this Hittcra
are grown In Germany, their vital principles oy-
tracted In that country by scientific Chemist rUl
forwarded to the mandatory IN this city, where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing 40
spirtuous Ingredients, this Bi,tcrs i Tree nom
the objections urged against all other az desire
for stlnuants can be induced from their use, ihcy
can make no drunkards, and cannot, under any
circumstance, have any but beneficial c;ltci.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-08
Hr. Iio0nnnd', Grcch OH.
lighting cure Tor all kind. OF Pains
aud Ache.

ArPlirD EArEHSAtty.-It 1911! rHgc all Lluds OF
ptlu- AMI a. be-, such H- Eh'gruat Ncur,ig 10,
Toothachc, Chiihlsus, Spg,ls, bruises, Flust.
Bite, Headache, P.ius va the Back AMI Lpia-,
Pains tho Joint, L.lahe, si.lP. 90 Insects, kin..
WuTms, etc.
TANiS lNTlENALlN.-lt Nlll cure Kidney Com.
plant bacl,achc, sick hca he collie, yscLtr.y
diaTrho,a, cholera lu!iutUm, cholera 'muTbus,
crlnp- and pains m the stomach, never and aguc,
cou.Hs, colds, asthma, ct,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-08
They are the Creates, anown Hsue
dies.

For Liver Compliant, Dyspepss, Nervous Dchil.
~, Jaundc", Disease ui thU klouVyr, Eiup.
tons of the SglU, AMI all G-sut-r,
arising from a dt-orlcIct
Liver, stomach, uT llH.
party Oi the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-08
Hollands German Tonic.

Was compoundodf"r those no; inclined t' -.
RENE bIttcr-, agd j. intrniei ior use 10 co les
when some alcoholic stimulau, isr,luitci ia con.
necIion with the tonic properties OF the Bitter.
Zach bottle OF the Tonic contains one bottle 81
the Biucr-, combined with pure sata Crua Rum,
aud favored In such a manner that the extreme
bitterness Of the Bitter. i- overcome, forming q
preparation highly agreeable AMI plea. ut TO iho
palate and containing the medicinal virtue % the
BiieIs. The prce OF i.lc Tonic be- 81 90 pr
bottle, which many persons think 80 A'-h Ihry
must take into confederation thHt ,h" stIu,u.
liant used Is guaranteed 90 Boz Of a pure quality.
A poor article could be furnished at O cheaper
price, but Is tnot better u pay a lit.le mogr and
have good aIiirlci medicinal preparation
should contain mono hut the best ingr' ilaui, AMI
they who expect to obiaina cheap cyni5pai".l
most certainly DC cheated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

we are suthoiized to announce A. II
BULLOC X as candidate for the ClcrS,hip
Of H., Circuit Court Of Sullivan couiy.
we are authorized to announce JAMES
' RAIDER as candidate for CLERK Of
Sullivan County Court.
We are sutboriz d to announce Col. G.
h MCCLELLAN as a candidate for Trustee
for Sullivan county,
We are authorized to announce DR. JOHN
z. HAMMER as a candidate for Clerk Of
Su ivan County Court.
wo are authorized to announce SAM'L
EVANS as candidate for the Clerkship Of
the Circuit Court Of Sullivaa county, at
the approaching election in March.
We are authariz d 10 aunorncs Rev'd
JANES ToRBErT as a candidate f,r the
' flee of Trustee for Sullivan county.
We are authorized to suuennce A. J
cox a. q candidate for Clerk 81 the rcut
codrt for tue county Of SnliiT an III,
wenre authorised to announce Mr. SAM
UEL CLOUD Rs a candidate for Revenu
Collector for Sullivan county, subject TO a
convention
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
l.. SIoNE as a candidate for Collector Of
Revenue for the county Of Sullivan.
We ara suthnr'z d TO announce F
SrURN as q candidate for re-el-cti &c
the Office OF register for Sullivan ,unty.
We are authorized 20 apnounee TFOS
MILLAkD, (nrav Union Del j - q Can
didaie for the flee Of Revenue COlls eta
tor Sullivan County.
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.M0fpilIiOIita(.

y ]. Phillip. sends ms the following lis
Of marriage liceuss issued by the Clerk If
the county court VI Sullivan county for
December 1869:
g. W. Dbling and Z Idle n 'bleton, l'ol.)
Albert Witt and Catherine Romans.
Cesar Rhea and lne Jon's, Coli
Amos wilcox and Sarah Blair, TT VS.
Liiburn W. D-pew and S. Washhsger.
Lynn G. RoGan aud Ellen C. Morrison.
James p. Harklero VI aud Nary Marion.
Wm. /. Shoemaksr and Mamie Mullins
NJ ,dison s. Craig and Rachel NJ. Smith.
David A. J. IAwley and Adeline Spur
geOn.
William L. Blllock aud Sarah A. Mays.
George NJ. Shipiey and Nancy f, Conkin.
Henry s. Cleek aud Letitia Hamburger.
John L. C,ouch aud Lue NJ. Crouch.
James Z. Cooper aud Su,an l.. Hvks.
Milton G. Richardson and Mary Z Owens.
Alexander Criger aud Eiiz ,beih Hoover.
Edward 4. McClellani AMI Mary Z
Rhea.
Geo. 7. Faulkner aud Mary stauger
If Val
Nathan ID. Morton and Alice C. Odell.
George S. Hicks aud Anuis F. Carol.
Joshua IL idson aud Sasan Martin.
Jacob Roller aud Lucinda Childr, IS.
And one other couple that don't want 1
published yet,
Jan. Ia, 1870.
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DIRECTIONS.
AEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
/ oges,cad and Pre EmI lion,

u Il
have eompilel-a fun, concise and com.
plete statement, plainly printed, for tn
Information Of persons intending TO take NJ
Homestead or Pre- emption ia this por
ton Of the west, embracing Iowa. Dakota,
NebraskE-ani other sections. II explains
hpw TO proceed TO secure 100 acres Of rich
farming lands for nothing. six months be.
fore pou leave you home, in this most heal
iliy climate. la short it contains just sueh
information as j. needed by those intending
to make home aud fortune n tue free
lands of the west. | Will send one of-thcsc
rinted catalogues 10 any person sending
ue Is cts. The infUrma ton alone which IL
gives is worth s. 10 anybody. Men who
came here two and three years ago
aud took M a farm are To-day independent.
TO YOUNG MEN.-This couutI. is be-
ing crossed with numerous ra Dads,
reaching rom every direction to Sioux City,
Iowa. Six railroads will be completed 10
this city within one year. Ono is already
in operation, connecting us with Chicago
and the U. P. railroad, and two more will
be completed before spring, connecting is
with DuOnke and McGregory direct Three
more will be complicated within year
connecting us direct with St Paul. Min
nessota, Hdnkton. Dakota, aud Columbus,
Ne5raska, on the U. r. railroad. The Mis-
solri river gives access to mountain trade.
Thus il will be seen that no section of coun
Try offers such unprecedented advanta ges
for business, making q fortune. For the
country is being popul ted. and towns and
cities are being built. and fortunes made
almost beyond belief Every man who takes
homestead now, will have railroad market
At his own door. Aud any enterprising
Young man W III small capital can .estsb-
fish himself in permanent aud paying bIsi
lf he selects the right location an, right
branch &C trade. Eighteen years residence
IN the Western coua,ry, and large portion
Of the time employed as Mercantile Agent
in this country, has made me familiar
with all the branches OF business ard the
best locations in this country. For one dol
lar remitted TO me, | will give truthful and
definite answers 10 Mi questions on this
subject, desired by such person Tell them
the best place to locate and what business
overcrowded aud what branch is neglected.
A dress, DANIEL SCOTT.
S c. Com. of Emigration.
fB1S lsG,l Sioux City, Iowa.
Ian d 1874 Nv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21

A Coasequenee.-'lany rich things
have trauspired in The neigbbOrbood of
the Sweet Water Valley, Tenn, but few
cf them are more rare than the follow
ing During the tendency Of the re-
cent presidential election that much d.
vided community was much exercised
over the political issue between the
democrats aud the republicans, A pair
Of beautiful radicals was riding along
near fence by which was seated higa-
ly respectable aad yigilant democrat
Said r. TO his companion D., "lf Grant
is elected, LII tell you one thiug--these
rebels have got to quit calling me TruF'
nel-head p The bright idea exlcfy
fitted an empty space in D.'s torpid
brain, snd rising boldly 10 bis stirraps
aud throwing both his eleueLed fists
into the innocent air be bawled out,
:. Yes, aud they have Got to quit call
ing me Pampkia' GU too y Our dem
ocraric friend had lheneeforth bightI
ideas Of the Gravity aud Importance o.
The canvass. Who could nave helped
;t1
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21
If You Want Oysters in Every

TINS sra NOND R ~ TuE WnRLD has
been found in Georgia. Tue di,coverer is
a physician long experience, extensive
observation and profound judgement, and
us discover has proven such blessing to
women. that it is already knOs IA throughout
the country ~ WOman's Best Friend
With remarkable quickness AL certainty
it cures ell cases Of suppressed msnstT7t1tioa
acute or chronic. asd restores health in
every instance DR. J. Brdhelds Female
Regulator supplies remedy long needed
in the treatment Of di>,dseS peculiar 10 loD
nsn Ia Medical Faculty knows and ad-
mts, while many Of our best physicians are
using il in daily practice The medicine is
p eplred, with gr at care, by l.. II. Brad
/ itli. Druggist. ATLANTA, Ca. aud sold Of
81 so pes bott BE- respeciab.c Druggists
evcrywhcIs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21

Ceo'cay Of 7ennessee.-We are in'
dvbied TO our frierd, VIM Fowler, Of
Sevierville, for a copy Of the above
named valuable work, which should
have been at State expense laid on eve
cry editorial table N the State. M.
+ is a lawyer Of promise and it affords
US pleasure to stste that he has already
sueceedsd in opening up good Prae'
tice. business entrusted to him will
always receive prompt and skillfu! attsn
ton, and we predict the success we Sc
heartily wish him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21
Bristoi Fe,aa.e In.fifu,e.

The PrinriIAI "r tFs SsEee', Pros W.
Morti~eli, syes F.riuvii'1 With MANY Odd
wishes frpri is sern,er ii-rds and patron.
fir such success as his emiuent qua iiics-
tiOns 4 rv-. A. teacher rul ai~ciplin-
ariau E T long - riss Of years e has given
ample sus'Sctu"u Those WHO euiru,t heir
daugh'e-s 10 his training ~ rest a,su el
that o pains Mi he spared 10 aiding ID, IN
o a0qnire rilosr E,orAl rud intellectual al
vaniaees thar will q them Tor IL b social
position 10 lifr. Bristol may congratulate
herself W havirg good f,-tnaiA Sci OIL
where She can thMonghiv educate her
daughters at home aud ~ - ltt'e Expense.
A CfriZsN Nv FARMyILLE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
Fem ale Regulator
WOman's Best Friend.

This valuable medicine ID prepared for WoNEs
exclusively, and to be used by women only. ~ IL
adapted especially 10 those cases where the womb
j. disordersd, ard will cure uuy rrsgularty In the
.nenses, except Ia such eases a. require surgi-
cal operation. A. those La are very rare, the FE
MALE REGULATOR IL Of almost uniTersal spplica-
ton. lnAsudden check ofths monthly courses"
from coLD, troublO 81 mind OF like cause, II acts
like charm, by rsstoring ths dis,harpe IA every
instance, thus renewing Tue lever heAdAehe, pam
In tho back and slower stomach" Pushes OF heat
about the face, chilly sensations, burning Of the
eyelids, and general reatlessness, Taken in time
all these symptoms pass away lmmsdiaisly, with
out injury TO the constitution. Frequently, hoWeV
err the proper remedy Is not applied In time, the
disease becomes chronic, and Tho foundation laid
for numbeFless evils to the consultation Of woman.
The next "turn" comes Aruuud and tAore Is no
"show, or perhaps the whites" Will appear
There will be some uneasness about the womb,
but very little Of the natural nnid escaping
Tbs complexion becomes aallow, bowels swollen,
ost Of greensh caste about tho face constant dui
aching pains IN the head weight la the lower stom-
aeh aud back, with or without whites paipitations
II the heart. pallor, exhaustion, Indigestion,
iness angor, aching across the lons loss Of Apo
lite, pain In the lsft breast, tghtness aCIoss the
chest, cough and sidsiness n still allowed to 90
ID green stckuess" viii b. fully dovaloned ths
headache become severe, with loss OF momnry, d.
Wtllshed sensibility, SICK STOMACH, dyspepsia, M
relish for food, loss Of ncsh increased huuoring Of
che hoart, SWELLING on THE TEHri legs and body
aAi %. clsonAl splitting Of blood. The slightest sf-
Goat causes hurried breathing, almlst tosuhocation
Zine -kiu Is hzbby, aud has q .'doughy feel Thi,
sd picture but Il Is the onndiiIln 81 thousand,
OF s"lisu between the ages Of hftsen and ioty-hve
WIN 81, 1ruu ght o. the srlve BY ignorance, &C nes
lrcl % take tat proper remedy.
To an who are AFFLICTED with any 81 the symptomi
shove mentioned, IN connection with Irregular
~ Of the ''monthly sickness" We earnestly say
TAKE DR BRAbTlkLD'S fEMALE REGULATOR
Few ounrsg taksu yru will II ense CEperiense "a
benefit, add with lite pAtiease you viii be full.
restoacd to health.
This remedy has been extensively rsed for M
ward Of twenty Year, by many % the most cxpeTi
enced and successful physicians On Oesrgia- n
family should be without two or TIRE botfies
For sale by DH. JSo BtSTIEs and PEFruE BEos
Bristol, Tenn. Jan ALLY
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21

RncEBRIDGE CnUSTY AAD TaE CLIFraS
+, RaG RAlLsnADs-We are informed that
Jh" ciiizsDs OF rotkhridge con lty, since the
late sc,h m of thu mmon Coapcil Of Bait
uorr n fnsing o. make goad the. suhscTtp-
tiun OF ths city tn the stock OF the Valley
railroad, have determined TO transfer their
comfy sus eruption Of 100000 70 the cap
tia 5 ock OF the proposed railroad betWeen
this city aud Clinton Forge. A committee
consisting Of General T. II. Smith, G neral
). MsDawriI Mnme and La rig, editor Of
the Lrxingt, GdE.tte, have be- n appointed
Ia 10 the delegation representing this city,
on It's proposed visit To Petersburg and N r
folk, Toe interest - the people of the
c, unity 10 the extension has been greatly
.nhauc-d. since the seton OF the Cbnncil
/ OF Baltimor~, retrri Ia, renders the con.
siruetion ~ The Yalh yarOad 80 emphatic
/ aliy remote and uAcertAin.-L yaehburg Re-
/ Du0l eau.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21
ENoHY & uENRY COLLEGE, vIR-
~ INA.

a. the 18th Of JAxuAEI. ls7s The Spring session
a-gins, aud clu-es on the eth of June following.
which is Commencement day.
Tue ncN, Fall session open. 90 thesisth OF the
succeeding August.
LooArfoE.
Unsurpassed in healthfulnass,i quiet aud free
from Temptations to vice.
HvuDISgs
Thorough repairs have been made Of dormitofiess
lecture and halls, 20 that accommodations
have never been heretofore 90 desirable.
TAcULTI.
The chairs arc all filled with men If tried ability
aud success as dseiplinariAns and edueators
One Hundred and Fifteen Dollars, payable IN al :
vance will meet the charges for tuition, board fne
room-rent, washing aud contingent Zoe for I'VE
months.
KEFLRExcEs.
We ask those seeking school where thoruush
collegiate training Is given to consult the facny 81
the Virginia University and the bishops Of tha
Methodist Episcopal Chunch South, as well ~ GU =
alu iuni, students and patrons.
More ecide'mformaIiOn may be obtained BY ad .
dreessing
L, z. WILEY, President,
dec 81 lsge-M fInory Post once. Va,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21

Cant hare The BODY On island
Greek, in the county Of Monroe, Ten
nessee, there lives a gentlemen, Of for.
ner promibeses, whose history is not
untouched With the poetic feature, Be
ing relr that bale aud vigorous period
of life which, from its base Of Thirty
years, seasons aud sol'di6es the human
heart, b. took tb rare fancy Of making
a widow his first choice in matrimonial
matters. For near fourth Of a cen,u.
ry they lived in that ehildless half con-
rented, but otherwise blissfal condition
which was SO long the anxious lot Of
Zaehariah. Al length his first wife died
and went on the invisible journey ty
which her first husband bad been glih
cred 10 the company Of saints. A
lsOgGh came our cruel war, and there
we're moro widows in the land. There
was poor Uriah living near our hero
and When the bugle sounded be vent t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21

Iersoadi.-Me we're visited a few
days since by pruf. w. j. Morlissstt,
who will assist the Rev. j. I. Klnean
on in his school usiil the FIRST Of Feb,
ruary, at which lime he becomes the
Principal If that school. Never before
were the schools Of Bristol SO good or
so promising, and we are glad that
Prof. Morrissett, who was formerly prin
cipal of Allegheny COIIese, is 10 fa
lure to cast lis lot with US
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21

A CHIN wira Two ToNGUEs. "A STRAGE
FRgAK ~ NATURE. James Conrron, u
citizen OF this place, has ehild-a little
girl-now about month cd, having two
separate aud distinct tongurs--he supeitiu-
Gus organ growing cut directly underneath
the natural oae. 4 further pecuiiaiitv is
the fact that the child has no "ront y To
Us mouth, aud hencs caphos " ndTss" la the
- urAl way, but ia srtlaslally led b. las at
tCndAnts.
I,this q satire Of The Emtle sex II
she yrs TO 0isess a la band, won't be
cascl IL shonid he become naughty and 10
tractabh tbs very thought Of il makes
MS sludier 90 Uai0H Fidg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-21

Atkia HoEse In calling attention to
the unusual merits Of the Atkin House
at Knoxville, we desire to use an em~
phasis that is =hove the usual language
used in Puning Mr.. p ii Toomey Is
really bsnefAetOr Of tee travelling pub,
lie. The table is both elegant aud lax
urious, the rooms are eommOdious aud
we'll furnished, and the attention shown
the guests Of the House all that eeuld
be desired.