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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-02

n OFFICE is hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Z. X. Millard and J. II. Cross under the
firm 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 Willard had in said firm, will
settle all the unsettled business Of the firm
and continue business mt the old stand where
he Will be pleased to furnish his old friends
ana patrons in the future az in the past for
''pay down. good goods and at lower prices
than they can he bought from houses that sell
on time. c. X. WILLARD.
Union Depot, Tenn, J. II. CROSS.
feb. 10th 1870. Mar. 4-tf.
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DIR. j. BRADEIELD'S
q c an ale BE gula to T !
Woman hest Friend.

This valuable medicine n prepared for UcNkE
exclusively, and tu he used 10y women ouly. " Il
adapted especially to those cases where te WOMB
IL disordrrcd, AID will euro any irregniarty IN INV
itfncscs 80 cNccrt Co.. such rs require sutBl-
cal operation A. these lMt are very rare the , T.
MALE REGULATOR Is OF almost universal applies
ton lu a sudden check OF the "monthly courses
from COLD. trouble 81 mind or like cause, u acts
ike a charm, by rssiDriUg NE dtsstaTge ~ tret
inStnacc, thus relieving the fever h'a"Hchri lhll
In The back and CLOVER stomach huslics "i neat
about the face, chilly sensations, burning OF the
eyolids aud general iestl'ssnoss. Taken IN ume,
all these symptoms pass away lmmcdlaiely' wiz
out injury to the constitution Frequently, howos
pr tho proper remedy is not applied IN time, the
disease becomes chronic, and the foundation lad
for numberless evils to the constitution oi woman
The next "turu' comes around ana lheIe u no
"shuw, - or perhaps the whites viii appear
There viii be some uneusincss about the WOMB,
hut very little none of the natural hnd escaping.
The complexion becomes sHllow, bowels swollen,
sort of greenish caste about the face, constant du
aching pains In the head, weight In the lower som-
ach and back, with or without whites, paIpihl"hS
Of the heart. palor, exhaustion. indigestion wear
mess Hugor, aching across the loins loss OF app"-
tito pain In the left breast, ughlness across inc
chest, Cough and giddncss. II sui allowed To :"
on 'grean Sc knees" will be- fully developed the
headache become severe, with loss Of memory, d.
minishcd scnsibility, SICK STOMACH, dyspepsia, NO
relish for food, loss Of flesh increased hniierng OF
the heart, swELLING or Tug FEET, legs and body.
and occasional splitting Of blood. The slightest e.
gort hurried breathing, mmistt" snincallon'
The kin is libly, and haS a "donghy feel rms
Is a sad picture but It l. tie condition 81 thousands
Of women between the ages of hfrenand forty 1--WE.
who brought to the ptavo by ignorance, or neg
cct To- take tint uropcr remedy.
To all " ho are afflicted with any Of the symptoms
,huyo mcu TONED, in connection with an irrcgulari-
iy or tho 'ironthly sickness we earnestly say,
RAJ E pR. EEABFIELh'S FEMALE REGULATOR.
3 few ourrrg taken. you viii at once experience it,
benefit aud " It'll lilo patience you will be fully
r-~tunci to health.
This remedy Inns boon extensively used for mp
ward ul twenty years by many of the most cNperi-
'rctd and sEcrcsslul lyslciats In Georgia. No
famiiy should be without two or tho bottles.
Tor sale by IA. JNo. RUNTISG and PEPPER ERos.
Bristol, Tenn. Jan. @l-ly
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II tlo AND garoem.

nm m-sAs pertinent &c this
Iinn Of our paper we recommend
hat purchases be made of tho l1 low
ing Houses.
Agricultural implements, and Seed
FOR garden aud field, Il. Sinclair \
Co., +. Whitman & Sons, airl N. W.
Side a. Co., Baltimore, =. II. STARK
ard Watt q knight, Richmond, and
G. Biilipis, Norfolk Va,
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uoUsE CARPENTERS & JoINERsl

Desiring to open business in Bristol we of.
fer our services in the above business in Brio
toll or vicinity.
We think all persons designing to build
would do well to call on M, ali kinds of work
from plain and neat 10 finest ornamental and
as low as we can afford it. Wccan give bcs,
References. Address
DEN STERLING & BRO.
Mar. 1-3m Marion, Smyth co., Va.
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NOTICE!
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA & GEOR.
GIA RAIL ROAD co.
TREAsuRER's OFFIcr,

TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July %, 1870.
To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE i. T., Va.
& Ga. X. X. Co.:
The regular Annual Convention Of the
Stockholders Of this Company will be held
at the office Of the Company in the city of
Knoxville on Wednesday The 9TH day of Sep
tcmber, 1870. Special trains will ne provided,
on that day, to carry free, all Stockholders
who may wish to attend, 10 and from the
Convention.
JAEMES q. MITCHELL,
Aug. BOT Sec Treas
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-02

james y. Hopkins,
VS., \1Iiyl reC Bill,
lana ~ IInpt;pg

vs., }1bivJrec Bill.
Jane 7. Hopkins.
In this case it appearing from allegations
in conpainants Bill, that the defendant,
Jane T. Hopkins, is n non resident Of the
State of Tennessee, or that her residence Is
unknown. u is therefore ordered That pub
LEGATION he made for four successive weeks,
ia the bristol News, n newspaper published
in Bristol, Sullivan county, Tom, notifying
.aid defendant to appear ut the Court House
in Blountvillc, Tenn, on the Third Mondy in
November next, (lS70) Mt Chanccry Court
then and there to he held for Sullivan ooun-
tyi in the LIST Chanccry District, in the State
Of Tennessee, and plead, answer, or demur
to complainants Bill, or the same will be ta-
ken ss confessed, and set for hearing cxpartc.
August Rules, 1870.
n. J. PHILLIPS, d. Clerk & Master.
Aug. Sat
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-02
STATE0F TENNESSB---Ohancery
Court at BONNEVILLE.
benjamin 4. BccIer, y =
vs.. attachment Bill.

W T. Moon X others
IN this case Il appears from the allegations In the
Gil that tn" prlcndenis q. =. Stair, John r. stair
and W. u. Williams are non-rrsidrnts Of the State
VI Tehnesseo II l. therefore ordered that publ
tiou be made for four successive weeks In the Iris.
tol News - paper published In Bristol, y. Tennes-
see, notifying said nom dent Defcn dants to ap.
pear before the thhncey Court for sullivan county,
at tho toa,t House IN Blounivill.., on the third
Monday In Nuycmbc next, 1870, aud plead answer,
or dcmur to compainants Bil, the same iii be
taken for confessed, aud set for hearing exparte
to them. N. J. PHILLIPS. u. c, x A.
August Rules, 1870. aug. 5-4t
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water poured out Of each bottle TO
merely allc/ we'll citing cork TO be
pressed in tightly. Altcr being cork
cd they are sealed up with sealing
wax or common beeswax. AS The
bottles cool down II partial vacuum is
left in.the neck of each.
Grapes thus preserved have kept
for years in this climate. whore can
ned fruit almost invariably spoils du.
ring the hot summers. They can at
any time be opened and prepared
like flesh grapes, no difference will be
found lin the taste. 1t is better to
use the water, also in which they
we're kept, MS it contains large per-
centage of tartaric acid, which gives
them the pleasant sour taste. | hope
some will try this method and profit
by it. A. F.
Indianola, Texas.
TO prevent brcakage in heating.
put sonic pebbles in the bottom OF
the kettle. 50 as to keep the bottles
from touching the metal. --EDs.
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10, 900 COLONIES OF


BEES w A NTED,
will take one-third of my pay for county
rights for buckeye Bee Hives in bees, at ten
dollars per colony, in Buckeye Hives, deliv-
cred at Railroad or river next winter ia the
States Of Tennessee, North and South Carroll
ma, Ga. AMI Ala. Thirty Dollars per colony
for pure Italian stocks in Buckeye Hives
A sure and safe investment for any hive
man. From three Ito. six thousand dol
lars can be realized from most any county.
Apply at once for the right of your county.
The Hive gives universal satisfaction and is
the only hive that gives you complete control
of your bees, and hundreds and thousands
will soon be in every county. Send for cir
culars. Farm right and sample Hive,
800. County rights from 5000 to $3.50.
Address J. II. CHOPPER,
CORNER UNION a CHERRY STREETS,
may 27-tf Nashville, Tenn.
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In Chaneery at BIoun:v!lIc.


George wolford
VS. Att and mi. Bill.
u. H. Young,
Thomas Miller and
James Ford
In this case 1t appear. from the allegations IN the
Bill, that tho Defendant X. II. Young is a non resi-
dent Of the State Of Tcpnessce. 1t Is therefore or
dered that the publication be made for four success
i've weeks In the Bristol NEWS, n newspaper pub
lishcd In Bristol sullivan county, Tenn, notifying
said Defendant to appear on the third Monday In
November, 1870, at the Court House IN Bountville,
the county Of Sullivan. IN the State Of Tennessee
and plead answer. or domur, to oomplainanis Bill,
or tho same will be taken confessed. and set for
hearing cx parte
MI PHILLIPS, u. C an.
August Rulos, 1870 aug l0-4t-prs foe as
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-02

MEASURING LAND.-To find the
number ofacres of land in a rectangular
field, multiply the length by the
breadth, and divide the product b.,
iG0, ir the measurement is made in
rods; or. by 1860 if made in field
which is 100 rods in length by - rods
II width? Solution. 100 multiplied
by IS equals 900; 900 divided by
IG0 equals forty-siX and fourteen
fourteenths. Answer.
To find the contents of triangular
piece of land having triangular
corner, multiply the two short sides
together, and take one-half the pro-
duct.
MEAsURMENTs OF HAY. 10 cubic
yards of meadow hay weighs a ton.-
When the hay is taken out of old, or
the lower part of large stacks. 8 or
0 cubic yards will make ton. 10 or
~ cubic yards of clover, when dry.
mako ton. Hay stored in barns re-
quires from 300to 400 cubic feet to
make ton. if It be of medium coarse
tess, and greater or less quantity, va
rying from 800 to 500 solid feet, ac-
cording to its quality.
To ASCERTAIN TnB WEIGHT OF
CATTLE BY MEASUREMENT. Multi
ply the girth in feet by tho distance
from the bone of the tail Immediate
ly over the hinder part of bullock to
che fore part of the shoulder blade,
and this product by 81 when tho ami
mai measures more than z and less
than . feet girth; by %, when less
than and more than 5 (; by lG when
less than 3 and more than 3; and by
II wheL less than 3. Example. What
Is the weight of an OK whose meas
urements are rs follows: girths. Z
feet 5 inches; Tenth, 5 feet inches
SOiuti0A.-Five and onc-half multi
piled by seven and fvc-twclfths equals
forty and iifty-seven seventy-seconds ;
forty and fii(y-seven seventy-seconds
multiplied by 81 equals l264.-An-
swer.
A deduction of pound in 20 must
be made for halflatted cattle, and
also COWS that have had calves. Ii
Is understood, of course, that such
standard will at best give only the
approximate weight.
To ASCERTAIN THE CAPACITY OF 4
CIsTERN or WELL.-Multiply the
square of the diameter in inches by
the decimal 1851, and this product
by the depth in inchesi divide this
product by 23l, and the quotient will
be the contents in gallons. Eom-
pe.-What is the capacity of els
tern which is II feet deep and G feet
in diameter Solution. The square
of y, the diameter in inches is 1854:
5iSi multiplied by 1881 equals l07l.
81; 427l multiplied by M equals
5SG297ii the number of cubic inch
es In n cisten There are 23l cubic
inches in gallon, therefore 5S5297.-
"A divided by 23l equals 1888. -25-
81. gallons. To reduce the number
to barrels divide by 81 and one.half.
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u GS ADALIS

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~ Read Tho testimony Of Physicians and
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- DR.. Il. ~. Carr, Of Baltimore, says:
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EM know no bettor remedy.
"a Samuel O, MoFaddon, Murfroesboro
"a Tenn. suys have used seven bnttles Of
Rosadalis and am onteroly cured Of
llheumaiism send me four bottlos, a.
Az wish Il for my brother, who has scrofu,
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~ Benjamin Bochtol of Lima Ohio writes
~ have suffered for twenty years with an
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short time since purohasoda bottle Of Rosadans
md II effected perfect caro-.
Rosadalis Is sold by all druggists
Laboratory, o., Exchange Place, baltimore
pril l6-ly. DIR. Clements a 90.
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NEW FANCY
Mrs. Bette GalIQEaY'S.

kBEG LEAVE to announce to the Ia
dies Of Bristol and the public generally, that
have just returned with splendid Stock
of Millinery which am now opening have
selected with carethe usual variety of all arti-
Giles which may be called for in my line,
such as Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers,
Nets, Coils, Switches, Wells, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Hose, Cuffs, Collars and Notions Of
all kinds; all OF which l will sell at small
profit. Strict attention paid to all orders
from distance.
Dress Making done in the very latest style
and on short notice. Also, all kinds of braid
ing, embroideing and stamping done in The
best style.
Bay" Opening takes place on Saturday
April 20, 1870.
MRS. BETTE GALLOWAY.
april s, Pm
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81. REWARD.

My son, HENRY PATRICK, aged II
years, voluntarily left my house, near
V. Trademarks, i'm Sullivan county,
on the fifteenth instant ahd is now at
large. All persons are warned from
harhoring or aiding him TO remain
away from home. will give one dol
lar reward for his arrest and return,
but Will not he responsible for amy
debts no may create.
SAM'L PATRICK.
Aug. 20-2t-pd.
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In Chaneery az BIountylIIe.
Benjamin "A. Beeler

benjamin "A. Beeier
W.. o, Att. Bill.
w. +. Moon & others
In this case process having been is
sued and return made, it appears that
the defendant w. +. Moon is u nom
resident of the State of Tennessee, or
that his residence is unknown. Tits
therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, in the
Bristol NeWs, n newspaper published
in Sullivan county, Tennessee, notify
ing said defendant to appear at the
court house in Blouatvilie, Tenn, on
the third Monday in November, 1870,
at n Chancery court then and there to
be held for the county of Sullivan,
and plead, answer, or demur to com
plainants Bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed rs to him, and set
for hearing eXparte.
n. j. PHILLIPS,
Aug. Rules 1870. ID. G. & NJ.
aug l9-4t-prs fee s..
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PRICEs...AFAIR OFFER.

II the Merchants Ia your place will not furnish,
or send for the Machines, send Us the retail price
Washer sl5, Extra Wringer $40, and we will for
ward either or both machinoS free OF freight, to
places where no one Is selling; and sure are we
they will be liked, that agree to refund the mon
ey II anyone wishes 10 return the machines fTeo Of
lions.
No husband father or brother should permit the
drudgory Of washing with the hands, dfly- two
days in the year, whom Il can BIO done BETTER n orc
eNpcditiously. with less labor, and M Injury To
garments, by Doly'v Clothes Washer, and Il Uni
veTsa WriugcT.
sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis.
counts made
R. O. BROWNING, Gen. Ag't.
90 Courtlandt Street, New York.
aug l0-im.
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TABLE AND TEA SPOONS,
4 triple plated Oh best Nickel silver,
at CALDWELL'S.
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LATELY MUCH IMrRovED-AND THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES MRlhGER

IMPROVED with RowELL's PATENT DoUBLE Coz
WHEELS, and the PArgST Sror, are now unquostinn
thly in superior Ia any apparatus for washing
clothes ever Invented, and will save their cost twice
a year, by saving labor and clothes.
Southern people who have used them testify as
follows
They save three-fu Of the labor and cost
and pay for themselves both Ia money and content
ment Lot every young lady learn to use them, and
every married one keep them In hor housc.-N o.
PiciyuHe.
IAN excellent Washing Machine. We have tried
IT, Tho Clothes Wringcr Is very superior good
hand will wash n large number Of pieces In few
hours. Raleigh o. a. EDiscoiR Methodist.
al have had one Of Duiy'a Clothes Washers IN
use for year and am perfectly satisfied with it,
My family have tried Il faithfully and have never
known IL to fail to accomplish all that il Processes
to. "-PrE = = S;sos"S, Concord Female t0iiege,
Sfdt eSriiic, " a.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-02

CAKE, FRUIT, AND BERRY
~ Baskets, triple plated on best
Nickel silver, at
CALDWELL'S.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-02

To find the contents of triangular
piece of land having a triangular
corner, multiply the two short sides
together, and take one-half the pro-
duct.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-02

500 Sacks Fresh Importation Liv-
crpool Fine Salt.
LEE, TAYLOR & co
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-08

the sun rose-and beautiful dawn it
was, flushing over the far edge of the
green waves-we had become strangely
confidential Perhaps I ought rather to
say | had. The lady listened with in
terest enough to encourage me, and at
last told her what was bringing me to
Ireland.
81 am to edit paper for an old wo,
man.
Indeed it was a strange notion of
yours, this adventure How odd it
would turn out if she were widow, and
you were to marry her There is sub
iect for three volumes for you at once. -
81 should be CORY to marry in Ire
land Irish ladies, / understand"
A little nod of the head, half satirical
and half coquettish, warned me of the
blunder | was about to make
But / didn't think you were Irish. -
eyes, quite Irish and very proud of
the fact, [ assure you
| fastened at once to apologize for
the tone in which | had spoken. She
took my explanation with the best good
humor.
The Bay of Dublin was now opening
before US, and / can at this moment call
to mind the loveliness Of that morning,
the deep emerald tinge of the sea, the
Wicklow hills, like purple clouds in the
instance, the heavy-eyed gulls floating
curiously across, and sometimes seem
ing to dissolve in it to the size of white
butterflies. There were, as yet, very
few people on deck; but the quay draws
nigh, and one by one the passengers APP
pear
~ think I had better say goodbye
to you now" And she held out her
hand to me with a sweet, unconscious
frankness.
"Good-bye. 1 trust we may come
across each other again. Perhaps you
wonld tell me your name2"
She smiled for q second, and then,
with an expression full of fun, glanced
from me to one of her boxes lying out
side the great deck pyramid of luggage
| understood her at once. We parted
and | carefully wrote down, =" Miss
Wentworth, Mountjoy square, Dublin"
the name and address inscribed on the
trunk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-08
CHAPTER ~.

| hang up at the commencement of
this chapter an announcement similar to
the proclamation made touching the
unities of melodrama as to the fight
of time. 1t was now November Mrs.
Brady was good enough to express the
greatest satisfaction in the management
of her Eagle, and, indeed, the bird was
soaring high in the estimation Of the
subscribers, who had begun to increase
in numbers. / had gone into whatever
society there was in the place, but had
dropped it on the shortest trial. / still
kept Mr.. OBrien with me. | did so
because, as | did not seriously contem-
plate living for any length of time in
Castletown, it would be as well that Mr..
O'Brien should be prepared to take mp
the running, as, as far rs | coud see,
time Ind removed The objection which
Mrs Brady had to him. | was heartily
fond Of snipe shooting, and, with
O'Brien's aidand companionship, Iman-
aged to pas.
There is no use in beating about the
htsh il this manner. | fell ignominiors-
In Uea. AMI ers ~ i8Ye with hate Brady.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-08

l have suspicion that O'Brien knew
my secret, and felt grim satisfaction at
my suffering. l think he was waiting
with prophetic grin for the time when
l should also break ont in the poets
Corner" of the Eagle But / remem ber-
ed my resolution and pledge, and the
rather lnsidious way in which it was
drawn from me-
Meanwhile Kate and | became the best
OF friends. | was accustomed, when the
peper was out, to spend the next day on
the moors, and in the evening went to
Mrs. Brady, who always expressed her
self happy to see me- Kate played char
mlngly, and | introduced her TO my
favorlte Chopin. 1t was pleasant in the
tnrf-glow to listen to the wind and in,
trlcate skeins of notes lit with poetry,
like someone's brown hair with threads
Of gold | sat as far away from the
piano as | could; at least / generally did,
except once, and then couldn help it.
remember it was during that
delicious Invitation" waltz /
sat in chair by my darlngs side, and,
as she bowed her head over the notes
my face was very close to hers. There
was only one thought in our minds, and
we both knew it. We gazed fearlessly
and long, until with an impulse 1 could
NO more help than I could help breath
ing, | touched her lips with mine. 1t
was only for the instant On went the
ripple of the waltz as though nothing
had happened; on it went, but the notes
were frightened now, not with the mere
fancies of the artist, but with the bur
den of our own hopes for the future.
When the waltz was over, Kate went
from the room. did not see her again
that evening, and / had to wake Mrs.
Brady to wish her good night.