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CODE OF PROCEDURE Continued

w.
Sec. 2D7 The affidavit and order
arrest shall be delivered to tho sheriff or
constable, who, upon arrcsting the de-
fendant, shall deliver to him copy
thereof
SEC. 203. The Sheriff or Constable
shall execute the order by arrcsting the
defendant and keeping him in custody
until discharged by law, aud may call
the power of the County to bis aid in
the execution Of the arrest rs in case Of
process.
SEC 300. The defendant, Mt any time
before execution, shall be discharged
from the arrest, either upon giving bail
or upon dcpositing the amount men
toned in the order of arrest as provided
in this chapter.
SEC. 210. The defendant may give
bail by causing written undertaking to
be executed by two or more sufficient
bail, stating their places of residence
and occupations, to the effect that the
defendant shall ut al times render him
sell amcnable to the process OF the
Court, during the pendency Of the nc
ton, and to such as may be issued to
enforce tho judgment therein; or, if he
be arrested for the cause mentioned in
third subdivision of Section two hun
drcd and two, and undertaking to the
same effect rs that provided by Section
two hundred and thirty-four.
SEC. I'll. at any time before failure
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JOHN BAUSKETT.

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A having returned to Carolina, will prac-
tice Law in .Richland, Edgcield, Lcximgton
ana Barnwe!l, Will give prompt attention to
will negotiate sales of Real Estate on com
laission. Office No. ., Law Range, Columbia
>. y. July 2G 1mo
Mn.Edgo!icld .!dre,1iser copy one month.
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Pine-Bud Cordial.

Manufactured by
II. BARRY tS CO., COLUMBIA. SC
ENHIS delicious CORDIAL is made from the
Il young buds Of the Pine, and its use va
conhdently recommend to those who snfrer
from Throat and Lung Diseases as woIi &C
those who suffer from Rheum atism ami n;a ae
cases of the Kidneys. LIS
b L A C K B E RRY CORDIAL
IT., LGnnH,fHetured Jy 4. barry G Co.
Ihls CORDIAL is made from tho frnit of
the Bitter, or High Bush EIackbcrry M
Il very tine. The valuable properties Of tha
blackberry arc well known.
Mint Cordial.
-Idnntdctured by Il. Barry G Co.
-, ms Cordial is made from the fresh nlant
l. ne use OF Mint as g Stomachic and Anti;
Spasmodic. is known to all.
~, o1ler to the public the above Ccrdials
ihey are our own manufacture, and arc made
from the best materials. The spirit used ia
sna snae 1rem the grape; 1--WE use no other;) the
sugar ls the finest refined, and the other in
gradients are all fresh and pure. These Cor
dlals are entirely free from drugs and The
essential oils, SO much used at tho nresent
DAY IN the manufacture of Cordials. Bitters
snt LiIueurs. The Blackberry is slightly
sp1ced; the others are without spice.
!, independent OF their medicinal oualities
SAINT rs beverages or light stimuIants. Cor.
neal r RARRV HCn nne
Fulton Market Picked Beef.5
PUFFALO TONGUES,
I'D Mutton Hams,
Smoked Beef,
Picked Pig Pork,
Picked Salmon, for sale by
MarchS r t5opC
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E. Morris, Columbia, S. c.,
MANUFACTURE OF COTTON GINS, at
171 s3.59 per saw. Our Gins are warranted
TO please i'll every respect, or 10 sale. Pre-
lnum awarded at laat State Fair. Also, Wood
Turning in every description and style, at
short notice. June 80 3mo
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Lardi Lard

Do TUBS Refined LARD, at 1Gc J., h.. by
~ the package.
50 Packages Pure Leaf Lard. in Barrels,
Ealf Barrels, keSs, Caddics, etc., Just re.
ceivea and for sale By
July II j. & I. r. AGNEW.
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WEDLoCK---TIiE BASIS OF CIVIL
SoC1ETY.-Essays for Young Men, on the
evils and dangers OF Celibacy--with sanitary
help for tho attainment OF mans true position
III life. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box p. Phil
adelphia. Pa. MAJ "a 3mo
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For Sale.

I'll NEAL COTTAGE. in the central
$i!II part OF the city, with ten rooms-tiyc il,
..sA- basement and five np.st;irs-and nc.
cessnry out-buiidings. Possession can be
had on the first OF October. Inquire at this
c!i!cc. July q
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COM
Edward Hope.
Il. O'Ncalo, Jr.,
john II. kinsler,
W. z. Booktcr,
John Frost, Jr,,
DR.. William Weston,
Warren Adams,
john p. Ada ms,
Capt. Edward Pcrciya
Jesse G. Lykcs,
John Dent,
Capt. W. II. Stack,
Samuel Garner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

The SrH Wo>D ~ TIRE WuRLp has
been found in Georgia. The di,coverer is
a physician f long experience, extensive
observation and profound judgement, and
his discovery has proven such blessing to
women, that it is already knop throughout
the country At "Woman's Best Friend"
With rem irkable quickness n.d certainty
1t cnres oil cases Of suppressed mrnStruation
acute or chronic. aAd restores health in
every instance. DR.. J. Bradfed's Female
HegulStor supplies remedy long needed
in the treatment of disaSe peculiar to 100
men. THIS Medical Faculty knows and al.
mits, while many of our best physicians are
using it in daily practice. The medi enc is
prepared, with great care, by L. II. Brad
ftll, Druggist. Atlanta. en-. aud sold at
Sl'6s per bottle BY respectable Druggists
eyerywhers
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and Pre- EmptiOn,

have compiled full, concise and com
plete statement, panty printed, for the
Information OF perscns Intending to take up
4 Homestead Or Pr.'-eu ption Ia this pur.
ton Of the vest, embracing Iowa, Dakota,
Nebra~kI- nnd other sections. IL Explains
20 proceed TO secure 40 acres OF rich
farming lands for nothing. six munths be.
fore puu leave you home, in tnis m0st heal
thy climate. In short II contains Just such
information ms is needed by those intending
to make n home and fortune en- the free
lands Of the west. l will send onesof these
printed catalogues to any person sending
me rs cts. The iuformat ton alone which il
gives is worth Sj TO anybody. Men who
came here two and three years ago
and took up farm are to-day independent.
TO YOUNG MEN.-This country is be.
ing crossed with numerous rail- Dads,
reaching IRON every DIRECTION to Sioux City,
Iowa. Six railroads will be completed to
this city within one year. Ono Is already
in operation, connecting us with Chicago
and the U. =. railroad, md two more will
BE- ON i.eied before spring, connecting us
with Dunnke aud McGregory direct Three
more will be completeied' within year,
connecting us direct with st Paul, Min
nessota, Yankton, Dakota, and Columbus,
Nebraska, on the U. p. railroad. The Mis-
souri, river gives access to mount lin-trade.
Thus il will be seou that no section Of coun
try offers such unprecedented advantages
for business, making a fortune. For the
county is bsiag popul ted, aud towns and
citits are being built, and fortunes made
almost beyond belief. Every man who takes
a homestead now, will have railroad market
at his own door AID any enterprsng
young man W IA small capital, can estsb-
lish himself in permanent and paying basi
If he selects the right location an right
branch Of trade. Eighteen years residence
in the Western country, aud large portion
Of the time employed as Mercantile Agent
In this country, has made me familiar
with all the branches of business and the
best locations In this country. For one dol.
lar RENTED to me, will give truthful aud
definite answers 10 all questions on this
subject. desired by such person Tel! them
the best place to locate aud what business
oyercrowded and what branch is neglected
Address, DANIEL SCOTT.
s, G. Dom. of Emigration,
(Box lSo,) SIOUX City, lvwa.
Jan. 81, 1870 --ly.
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f,et Com,non sense eccid.

What is the rational mode Of procedure in cases
OF general debility aud nervous prostratinnl Does
not reason tell that jddieous stimulation Is re.
quired To resort to violent purgation In such a
case is ~ absurd 1t would be to bleed starving
man. Yet 1t Is done every day. Yes, this stapid
and unphilosophical practice is continued In the
teeth Of the great fact that physical weakness,
with all the nervous distu Dances that nccompan
II, 10 more certainly and rapidly relieved by Hos
letters Stomach Bftters than by any medicine
at present known. is true that general debility L.
often attended with orpidiy irres uarity Of the
bowels, aud that this symptom must mt be over
looked. But while the discharge Of the water INST.
ter OF the system is expedited or regulated
its rigor must be uited. Tho Filters do both
They comb ne aperient and ambitious properties,
with extraordinary tonic power Even while re-
moving distractions from the bowels, they one and
invigoras those organs. Through the stomach d,
upon which the great vegetable specific acts direct
ly, II gives healthy and permanent Impetus to ev
cry enfecblcd function. Digestion Is facilitated,
the faltering circulation regulated, the blood rein
forced with new accession of the almcntAry prin-
eipio, the norves braced and all the dormant pow
ers OF tho system reused into healthy action; not
apasmodcally, as won be the case II 4 mere stim
ulant were administered but for = continuance. IL
Is In this way that such sxraordinary changes are
wrought In tho condition of the treble, nciAted
and nervous invA,ids by the Of this wond srTu
corrective, alt"r1tive aud TOME Let common sens.
decide between such preparation and prusirat.
Ing eathariie suPPinented by poisonous AStrin-
gent Ek" stryehkne or qinia. Jan. Lem.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Deah If 4. b Spipkic.-Mr A.
ID. srinkle who has long been Known
AS the proprietor of the Marion Hotel,
died at his residence in Marion, Smyth
county, Va, on Wednesday of last week
lie lad few EQUALS in Va. as a laud-
lord, and his table has long been cele,
bratcd as as modtl Of substantial va.
ricty and real luxury according TO the
Virginia standard His success as a
grape grower and wine manufacturer has
solved tie problem Of the capacity of 8.
w Va. for that business, and bis wine
has long ptcn regarded as superior to
any imported article.
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CITY ITEMS,

Toss who use il, pronounce Line.
weaver q Co.'s. brand of FAMILY &
EXTRA FLOUR, the best in the mar.
ket, TO be had at 3. ID, RoLertson's
Family Grocery. dee3ltf
NOTICE.-Allrsr persons indebted to tho Arm Of
Pepper Bros, will please come forward and settle
their accounts before the LIST day Of January, 1870
either by note eash-ths latter prsforred-As we
needing H. Respectfully,
Dee. Att Pepper nrOs.
Foe good bread use Aoffman's Family
Flour, ground from the best wheat by
an exrerie need miller. noy.26-6,u
Champagne and Cider Cham
pague ana sparkling CIaer, Gin and
Porter, Wines aud Rum, Whisky aud
Brandy, hot or cold, mixed or straight,
at the Central Bar-roop. tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

L,re,cedV GERS FioRr have re-
ceived from Lineweaver & Co., Boon s
Greek Mile, near Jonesboro, half
sack of their family -four, which when
tried, we thall again speak Of. At
present we can only say that tho very
highest character is given to the brand
Sg every one who has used it. Mr.. J.
d. Robertson, ii their agent and keeps
il for sale in large quantities, and at a
price that certainly cannot be complain.
ed Of.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Sudden and Unexpected Death Of d
Good Aton -lir. Campbell Gallihar, of
PaPerville died quite suddenly on Thurs
day OF last week. A large number of
the citizens of the vicinity had gathered
at his house to attend his sale, which
according to advertisement was to have
taken place on that day. Iu a short
time after their assembling he died
Mr. Galihsr was a re, pee abe man and
good citizen. He was aged - yeals
aud leaves a wife ant three children.
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Blood Purifiers

zls'. Eemtdici are r,s bed
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

j. q Mdtheoson We have engaged
with this really, number one Commits
sion ho1se, at Augusta, Ca, to fu' nish
us regular quotations for that market,
IL has transacted business for nearly
every merchant in Bristol and has al
ways given the utmost satisfaction. -
There is no more worthy aud reliaLl
house in the South.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

f00 Bushels New Crop Psnnsy lvauia and
lUU Ohio Glover Teed, Lyn~hhurg, Jan.
2S, 1869. LEE, TAYLOR s. Co
400 Bushels, New Crop, Orchard Grass
Seed, Lynchbui &, Jan. 28th.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
800 Bushels, New Crop, Evergreen Grass
Seed, Lynchburg, Jan, 2s,h. -,
LEE. TAYLOR 4 co.
200 Dushsl', New Crop, Herbs Grass Seed,
Lynchbu g, Jan. 2slh.
LEE, TAYLOR 400.
400 Boxes, and Half Boxes, Aaamantine
Candles. Iynchburg. Jan 18th.
LEE. TAYLOR 4 co.
5000 Pounds New York and Va. Bar Lead.
Lynehbarg. Jaa, 2sth.
LEE, TAYLOR 4 co.
500 Bags New York Dross Shot.
Lynchburg' Jan, Ssth.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
500 Gross Mason's. Philadelphia, Backing,
Lynehburg, Jan. 2sth.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
Indigo, Nader, Black Pepper. Allspiee,
Gloves, Mustard, Teas, SO. &c.
Lynchhurg, Jan. 2stb.
LEE. TAYLOR a 60.
jim. "a, 1870, eh jan. 2s IT.
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Broom Eactory.-Our en,erprisins
townsmao, Mr. W. Il. Melvin, has Is
iablisbed Broom Factory in our town,
aud is now making for the Wholesale
trade an article that is lower in price,
aud superior in quality to any we have
known. We IRE glad to chronicle tn,
fact, and to ask for him the patronng,
Of the public.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

How EH WILSON weRt craxy.-The
following, from the Montgomery Mes.
senger, will show how bsbitual horse.
stealing will affect the brain. Eli still
loves a bride with horse in it:
HoRsE SToLEN.-A valuable horse belong
ing tn Mr.. Pannill OF eur town, was stolen
about dark on the evening Of the 18Th,
from the rack near Mr.. Browns Store at
the Depot. Mr.. p. hal ridden the horse to
the Depot, hitohed him at the place above
IN 'ntioned, stepped into the store, remained
about twenty minutes, and on coming ont
found his horse gone. Sat SIZED, frum cir
cumstances, that the thief had taken the
Mead m road, in The direction Of IHRles
Ferry, Messrs. James Stull and Lewis Bar
nette, went in pursu t, and overhauled one
Ell NJ. Wilson near Lavey Mount, riding
ieisurely alorg, on the stolen Animal
They brought Mr.. Wilson imm-diHt.ly ha. K
/ tos n, aud aodged him with Col. DubkPe.
lie insisted that no traded for tho horse at
three different i-laces, at one aud the same
time. Tie nfxt morning he seemed to
have no recollection OF tho transactions OF
the night before, said that the last reeo lee
tion he had was Of standing the eVrning
b-fire gu the platform at the Depot, wait
ing for the train that train came up but
from what direction he knew not that IN.
next thing he knew, no awGk. in the cage,
next morning, aud ou akine b wv hs came
th,re, the jailor informed hitA ,aal he bsd
been caught with a. horse. Mr.. Panuill's
horse Is a bright S0rrel aud We supp $50 he
mistook him Tor the engine. and mounted I.
Wil'on 10 from Bristol and Is Abont sixty
years old,
He bal an exsmlnation before Justice
Surface on Saturday. who sent him on fbr
indicin The man Is either crazy, or a
very bold and audaciOns thief.
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For Clerk Of the Circuit Ceer%

We are authorized to announce A. II
BULLoLK as IA candidate for the ClerRship
OF the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county.
Va are authorized to announce SAM'L
BVANS as q candidate for the ClerksAip OF
the Circuit Court of Sullivan cosnty, at
the approaching election in March.
p, We are authorized to tunounce A J
COX rs a candidate for Clerk of thu. G. rcuit
court for the county Of Slllit
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Col. B III. Jones Report we
present torday to our readers liberal
portion of the highly interesting and
valuable report Of Col b. NJ. Jones,
chief engineer of the N. & q. W. II. II.
1t is obtained from a copy of the pro-
credings of the third annual meeting Of
the company held on the Dad Of Dec.
last aud we will make further extracts
from it hereafter.
This great work has assumed a de.
gree Of importance which will not allow
Us to Withhold from our readers any it, m
of interest touching it. Col, Flournoy
and Col. Jones are at length in view OF
the great end, and it does look as though
the I atient faith of Bristol is about to
b. rewarded
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tfga1.

VylRGINIA; Al Rwiss held In the ClarAS
' Office Of the County Court Of Scott.
sonny. on the first Onday in Jaaasry.
1870.
A. Fulkerfon. Admir- OF.
Sanity. Fulkerson, eompit,
for the use Of j. 7. Campbell In Chane,ry
~.
James N. Robinetts bsirs
and Admir- AMI oihers. dsf'ts. "'' -
Thaohjeet Of hi. sait IL ~ COMPEL John
D. TsmplsiUn, Ad,n'r Of the estate Of James
v Robiustt deed, to account and settle his
Aceotnts ~ administrator aforesaid " tn IN
commissioner this county Andiflt shouid .
appear on such sceouns being taken that
the assets in be hands Of tbs said adIninis- .
traitor will not pay the debts and that thu
heirs will not pay them. then 20 obtain n .
tecree fer the salS Of 20 much II tho 70 | 8
estate ss viii pay the deb, aud costs Of III.
suit. 20
Aad y appear ns by ffiday't 6Isd in thu,
cause that the said Defendant. John u
Teinpieioh, Admir- &C., - not rssidtnt 4
this State. u y ordered that he be 70. uh,a
N appear hare within one mouth after ihs
lue publication - this order aud de- what /,
10 necessary 70 rrr eet he intsles. 10 nit
suit -a G A iDiNGTON. Jr {
A cop taste.
o.. DISG oS. - m
D lar ~ 1870 a.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Pgf Korrisseas .Sthoo'. - On
Monday next the sprins session of Bris
tol Female Institute, in Charge of PRO
fessor Morrissett, as Principal, will
o. en-. The school room has just been
furnish d with new patent D,sks, from
New Yrrk ty. and every ariang, men;
made for Tie lun;LcLt founding oi
tie school
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Rrfiyious.-The religious services Mt
the Christian Church, alluded to in our
last, still continue. Rev. Mr., Abel "a
y,t officiating, aud is said to be min
lister Of learning aud power.
On Saturday and Sunday last Ill,
frst Quarterly meeting for this Station
was held ut the NJ F.. Church. Rev
VIM Robinson aud Rov. d. Sullin'
cond acting the services.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Ramsdslfs' NorOay odn-We do
not mean to call attention to the Nor
way Oats which are flooding the country,
bu, to RumscteiFs Norway Oats. for
which see advertisement in to days
NeVs There are parties offering to
sell this article at s3 80 and $500 per
bushel. Its enough to say that d. W.
Ramsdell is the discoverer aud propaga-
TOT Of the Dat aud be will not sell it
for less THAI $3.50. The yield is truly
enormous, and every farmer should try
it. But beware Of the humbug offered
At cheaper prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

For Sheriff Of !SulliOan.-Uudcr
announcements to day fo' the ShoriFality
IT Sullivan will be found the name of
Mr.. Peter Yoakley. The status of no
man in the county is better known, and
he has friends who will press lis claims
with yigor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Bocon Rising "A negro woman and
her sScomplice, both of whom pcrs's-
tsnt!y refuse to work. accidentally lifted
han of Mr.. V. Ke,bler's Bacon on
Monday last. They were oTeriaken
aud the Lam recovered. Smoke house
doors should not DO left standing open.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

An Anomaly Col b. NJ. Jones, 10
that portion of his report which we 10,
day publish on our outside, speaks of a
single spring On the top of the Iron
Mountain which is the head of two
creeks, Fox and Laurel, flowing, the
Que eastward, the other westward. Two
things are favorable 70 = belief in the
truth Of this statement, the unimpeach
able character Of Col. Jones and the
fact that We live in land OF wonders
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

ia combination NJ all he iH0rsdisnts n Ire Bir,rs
nth rrEE Sonia CTpf Rum, OrdRg,, etc. is used
pnr, alcoholic irnpius "a required Iou ViH bear in
mind that these remsdisf entirely different from
my ahsrt ddreTtfsdfoT he cure Of The ds,GSss ndBpsd
hH being scentf preparations u psheinil exfracs
uhIs he oihsrf rtsrs dSc-ci'.a' II ram some
form. The TONIC q decidedly I he uoa plea
ma anil dgysedbb fsssedies offered 70 Ne public
H5 iass Is sJgssiie Hu pleasure aats g. s0hils "a
L,-g.riHg ryhldr1iing. and MEDIEVAL YudnisS hav
ssGsei Il 20 .: khOgh as hs 6reatsa u sl toAies
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE
THE FARM PAY.

By @. W. Dckerman, Hon. Charles
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THIS BOok Is q saTo, safe and practical guide 10
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FOR Revcnme COLLECTOR,

We ere authorised TO ann "unre MIR. SAM
UEL CLOUD as n candidate for Revenue
Collector for Sullivan county, subject to a
convention.
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
l.. STONE as candidate for Collector OF
Revenue for the county Of Sullivan.
We ara authorized 10 announce o..
WILLARD, insr Union Del o',) as Ca,
didate for The flee Of Revenue Coll, ctuI
for Sullivan County.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28

Rdshingto ton County Tobacco.-M'.
W. b, Peiermsu has laid upon our table
y couple Of hands of leaf Tobacco, raised
and cured by him in the neishborhoOd
Of Clear Branch, and which for beauty
Of color and fineness of quality wosld
do credit to the 6nest tobaOconist Of
eastoru Virginia. We doubt his con
ti6uSd success as he declined to take
the Nesos even when he might have
paid for il 10 leaf tobacco.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-28
PIEDMOHT FEMALE INSTITUTE,

at LIBERTY. on rus VA. L Tam. r. RI
Fur gentlemen Of large sxp riebce a. a.
high scholastic siiai,m n,s compose tho
Faculty. The fDstitufe Is Supplied with
new Furniture and " Pianos. Fer y.two,
young lsdi's have uiiesdy matriculGed,
Twenty three Of when are Music Sci .olsrs.
Bard, and Tuition, lucludins Luin,
French, German, Vocal and Insirun,eptst
Music, only e25 yer month.
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X. II RAWLlAGS, MA.
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