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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04
DISiBILITIES

Tho following names arc selected
from the very lOng list of Vlrp5nians
relieved Of disabilities on Thursday OF
last week. We have not yet seen the
list OF Tenncsseans:
WASHINGTON.
John a. Campbell, b. c. Clark, r..
Il. Edmondson, ID. A. Z. Campbell j..
w. Humes, NJ. b. Tate, Geo. II. Dunn,
/. G. Fowler, Robert Wright. ID. c.
Cummings, Jas. G. Campbell, Geo. r..
Barr and ID. j. Ayers.
LEE.
Andrew NIilburn, VIM. Mcdonald.
T. G. Johnston, ]. q. Morgan, ]. T..
Gibson. ~
RrssELL..
s. s. Rudcr, Thos. T. Dickinson,
w. d. Aston, y, Il. Bruce.
MONTGOMERY.
VIM. Smyth, w. r. Staples, T. D.
Chllders, Alex. p. Eskridge, a. A.
Phlegar, Jas. NJ. Wade, Jno. Gardner,
GRAYsoN.
l.. II, Bryant.
SMYTH.
G. w. Jones, Fayette MeNIullen, P.
c. buchanan, Jno. ii. Barton.
TAZwELI.
James ?. Kelly H. S. Bowen, r. T.
Bowen, S. f. Watts.
WYTHE.
Ro. Crockett, jos, ]. Graham. Joseph
Hunt, W. b. Foster, VIM. Terry,
Thos. ]. Boyd, w. w. Phelps, ID. s.
Pearce, j. w. Caldwell.
GILES.
~. G. Pendlteon, A. Mahood.
PULASKI.
l.. n. Currlcr, j. G.. Cecil, Jno. NJ.
Jordan, II. S. Martin.
PATRICK.
Sam. G. Staples, Jno. Staples, John
f. Penn.
FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF TIE STATE.
Wood Bouldin, A. S. Gray, r.. II.
Glass, Jas. f. Johnson, L. ID. Miller,
r. 7. Daniel, +. d. Christian, A. H.
II. Stuart, w. T. Sutherland, #. &,
Dudley, Roland d, Buford, c. w.
Statham, DIR. L. c. Robinson, Joseph
Mayo, 7. \. Krise, Thos. j. Carper,
and Hugh w. Shciley,
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son was soldier of the army that
surrendered to the Union. and my
aims and wishes were all embarked in
the perilous cause of Tennessee.
am at present too feeble to engage in
an active canvass of the whole county.
| would like to visit my many friends
at their homes. but the time is short
and | must rely upon communicating
with You by Circular, In conclusion,
if elected / promise a faithful and
rigid discharge of the duties of the
office and will feel grateful for the
kind remembrance which / confident
ly expect at your hands on the day Of
the election. Belonging to no politi-
cal ring entering into no combination
for the defeat of others and banishing
that. proseriptive feeling for the errors
of others, which Hope to sec forever
buried, l ask your favorable consider
alton and your vote on the fourth
Saturday of march next.
Very Respectfully,
THOMAS WILLARD.
Bristol, Tenn,
February &c, 1870.
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TuE last turn of Drownlow brings
to view but another of those violent
and extreme phases of his temper,
which arc more indicative Of the man
than Of any course the administration
is likely to pursue, We do not be-
licvc he commands sufficient influence
In the Senate to commit that body to
his hostile attitude. Congress may
yet overthrow the State government
Of Tennessee, but it will not be be-
cause this volcanic monster 50 Wills
:.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

House can be Thoroughly purged gen
eral disability bill would then become
dramatic necessity.
Poor Whittcmorc's last act was the
adding of fifteen hundred names to
the Senate disability bill. Afta the
House had declared him unworthy to
occupy a seat upon its floor he pre-
sented letter from the Govcrncr OF
South Carolina accepting his rcsigna-
ton. The Speaker refNsed to rccog-
MIC him as member Of the body.
The Hon, i. I. Butler endcavored to
act rs his counsel. but failed utterly
at recognition. The whole debate
was very stormy and exciting. Poor
victim. We have no idea there will
be clean sweep.
The Mormon question is prominent
ly up. Tic cry of religious persecu-
ton is bosh. The Government should
forbid bigomy under pain of death
and then allow them any religion
they want.
Mr.. Seward has returned from his
long journey upon tic Pacific Coast.
Since tho close Of tho war he has
borne a remarkable resemblance. ale
gorically, TO a rattle snake whose
fangs have been extracted neither
formidable at present nSr pleas
ATT IN the memory. He is about as
suggestive and harmless as tomb
stone.
Tic continued decline in gold is
calamitous to the Southern people.
It implies the depreciation Of proper
ty while their Indebtedness is unaba-
ted. On the 2ith government bonds
Jold at premium in gold on Wall
street.
The admission Of the colored Scna-
tor Reyels was an easy thing, and there
was at no time any likelihood that
the Senate would lose the dramatic
point of putting him in the scat va
Gated by Mr.. Davis. The fgurative
language of fate was incomplete till
he was placed in the seat just in rear
Of Brownlow. The question of nine
years citizenship was gotten over by
showing that Rcyels had in his veins
more white blood than negro blood
This, Senator Cameron pronounced
an insult, but the fact he did not
deay,
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A GIN

Senator Brownlow in letter to the
Knoxville Wing, under date of Esd
ult. says:
II am in favor of setting aside the
present State Government of Tennes-
see, and the doings of the State Con-
vcntion and the present Lcgisture, and
OF the appointment of a military Gov
nor backed up by national troops who
will put a stop TO the wholesale muir
der of white or colored unionists
throughout the State.n
"Whatevcr of influence have shall
be exerted in this direction. That
Congress will do this have no sort OF
doubt. If Gov. Senter is the man ]
take him to be lie will call upon the
President for troops to suppress these
masked assassins who are acting far
worse than they ever did at any time
when | called out the State militia to
suppress them. And before this mat
ter is done with, | can say to the party
which has fraudulently usurpcd the
government of the State, that they
will be sick OF their refusal to adopt
the Fifteenth Amendment-of theil
wicked lcgislation-of their destruc-
| ton Of the able and patriotic iu-
dietary of the State, and of tho various
enactments intended to disfranchisC
the colored man,
Those who suppose that by my adj.
vocacacy OF unir al suffrage and tbs
gradual process OF restoring rebels to
the ballot box, ! am willing to see the
loyal people OF Tennessee turned over
to the rebel party, bound hand and
foot, to be prosecuted and murdered,
are mistaken in their man,
w. G.. BROWNLOW.
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LIED.
GEIsLER-on Saturday last, in Bristol, Mrs. LIZ
CT c. witc Of Mr.. D. a. GKIsLER


T00 Bushels New Crop PenusJ lvania and
IUU Ohio Glover Seed. Lyn,hburg, Jan.
rs, 1869. LR', TAYLOR & co.
400 Du,he's. New Crop Orchard Grass
Seed, LyLcLbu,g, Jan 2sth
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
500 Bnshel', New Cop. Evergreen Grass
Seed, Lyuehburg, Jan. 2Sth.
LEE, rAYLOR & co.
200 Dnshel', New rrop, Herbs Grass Seed,
Lynchbwg, jan. 2Slh.
LEE TAYLOR & 90
400 Boxes. and Half Boxes, Adamuntinc
Candles. Iynchburg. Jan 2sth,
LEE. TAYLOR & co.
5000 Pounds New ork aud Va. Bar Lead
LynchbHrg Jan, 2s'h
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
500 Bags New York Druss SHOT,
LynohbGrg Jan. ssth.
LEE, TNYLoR & co,
500 Gross Mason'r. Philadelphia, Backing
Lynchburg, Jan. 2sll
LEE, TAYLOR & co,
indigo, Madden, Black Pepper, Allsricc,
Gloves, Mustard Teas SC &c.
Iynchhurg, Jan. 29rh.
Lee. TAYLOR & co.
] II II, 1870, ch Ian. rs 1T
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SPECIAL MENTION.

1t is withAnorc than ordinary interest that
We invite the attention of our fricnds 70 tie
advertisement Of the GREAT HENDERSON
co. KY. SCHEME" which we give II promi-
nent position in our columns to-day. Thi.
is moi one of the petty "gin " or lottery
affairs which dishonest rascals 20 often az
tempt to palm of on unsuEIecting PEOPLE,
but straightforward and legitimate enter
prise with regular charter from the Lceia-
lature Of Kentucky, and the full approval Of
all prominent officials and leading Citizens in
Tie State. We do not believe, that aay one
so inclined, will ever have more favorable
opportunity 20 invest five dolils more salts
factorily than in this scheme. Tor any o!
our friends who desire it, we-Will take iilcan-
ure in procuring ticEctf, We have already
bought several ourselves, fcl2--lt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Ir sppcars tnat lion. r. II. Butler
states that Of the 81, 900 which he re-
ccived from Gen. Tyler of Connccti-
cut, for beStowing a West Point ca
detship on his SON, he gave $500 to
the State journal, 500 to the jones'
boro' flag, and 500 to the New Era
at Grccnevillc. His reason for nomi-
mating young man from Coanccti-
cut was that he could not find one in
his district who could pass the neces-
s,ry examination. When the case
shall have been investigated by the
Committee We will endeavor to give
the facts.
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----------------
4 TENNESSEE NEWS-

Jacob Chase was, on Monday last.
convicted in the Circuit Court, al
Sreeneville Of horse stealing and sem
fenced to ton years service in the State
Trison-The Jonesboro Mag saws
the course of Knoxville Wig is enough
70 cause the loyal dead to turn in their
lowly beds. We had supposed it was
causing the loyal living to turn in their
exalted ones---Syputs old block in
lebanon was burned on Saturday night
OF last week. 1t was occupied by eight
parties. Loss Sls,OO0. Only one OF
them-- Cartwright & Co.-was insured.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

The microscope shows the color Of the hair
due 10 a, deposition of rigmen; in ito sut.
stance. When the hair glands become enree-
blcd, this pigment fails. 0ae after another
tic hairs become white, or fall out.
producing badness. ral lncs8 is easy to IRE
vent hut hard to cure. AYERS IIMR VIGoR
stops II h; even restores the hair sometimes
always restores its color. Immediate rcnoya-
ton IS at once Visible: softGcss. frcslrc 6
and The sioss OF youth. This great o-Lawont
should he preserved since it can he byEY MS
HAIR NIGcR, which is beautifully clean aud
free from nSthing injurious to tho hair
IRIbUNF, Springyille. y. Y.
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Prizes Pay4lIc !, Fan, =,
PLAN OF LOTTERY


Tie Numbers from ] to 81, l)o, corrcC-
Tonding with those Numbers on the Tickets,
printed on separate slips of paper, are en-
cir,lcd with small tin tubes, and placed in
one Wheel. The Prizes, similarly printed
and cncirclcd, are laced in another Wheel.
She Wheels Are then rcvu!yCi and Number
Is drawn from the Wheel Of Numbers, and al
he same time Prize IS drawn from tic
J;Lcr Wheel by ll!uliolled boys, The Num-
Dor and pyilc drawn eat are opened aud
Exhibited to the audience, aal rCgis:cd by
the Commissioner, the Prize being place
agsinrs. the Number drawn. This operation
is repeated uctil all TIE Prizes are drawn
out.
The Orphan Home Lottery is no fll ulous
enterprise gotten up tor day, but thor
oughly established monied intuition, Char
( ;crcd IS the Legislature for tie Benefit #
he Orphaas' Home at Laudeldlle, and COA-
Quoted b. Sworn commits o .ers under all the
guarantees OF law,
bonds have to lie given 10 tie State to Sc
cure faitl<ul performance Of the require
mcGts OF the Charter.
An ofIeitl list Of the numbers drawing
prizes will lie forwarded 70 each purchaser as
soon as certified by the Commissioners, ana
published in one Of the Columbus papers, on
the 21 Of each month.
w .VHc euOutu lull 70 kuCure AZ least one
chance 10 draw the Grand CAY itGl Prize oil
$4,000. You cannot make a more appropri
ate or substGncial present to any one in
whose rrloseity you are interested than n
Ticket in this Great drawing. Though val
ued at hut 50 previous to the revolution OF
the "WbCcn OF fortune" il may be worth
Thousands after the drawing is over. Being
legitimate brach Of trade, fully authorized
by the Legislature, the most scrupulous may
invost and see what Foriue has IN .tore for
them, feeling assured that they are not par
tieipatiag in any scheme having the sem
llance Of gaming, All business strictly con-
hdentia!' The nan es OF persons drawing
prizes are never made known outside of our
Office. Those desiring to Communicate with
US the strictest confidence, can do so by hay-
ing Postoiiico Money 0gders on Columbus,
Miss, made payable to themselves. All
such mii lo Endorsed on tho back in our
favor. Drafts can be sent In the same man-
ncr.
whole Iickets, S.; Halves, al; Quarters,
az Fights, 81,
Orders for Tickets, Address the Managers,
MCINTYRE S McBRIEN. Columbus, Miss.
Prizes Payable In Fun Without Deduction.
Feb. lS-tf
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ADVERTISING RATES.
FIRGINIA NEUS.

Mr.. John Bradshaw of Lynchburr
was Killed on Saturday last BY the ac9
etdental discharge of his gun.Bish-
op Jno. Early has recovered from his
recentillness-Jeter Phillips has been
respitcd for the tenth time-Dr. Mum
sey Is to lecture in Richmond in a few
weeks-Rev. ii. 4. Darnell of Pearls
burg has accepted call from the Pres
byterian Church at Amelia c. IA
scattaloafer named Briggs was, a few
daysago, horsewhipped By Capt. Letort
OF Wytheville for pcrpotrating a swim
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

The Abingdon Virginian disclaims
any suspicion as to Senator Johnston $
consistency, or any intention on the
part of the editors to create a pcpu-
lar distrust of that gentleman, but
acknowledges that our construction
OF its language was legitimate. We
are truly glad to have the Virginian
aid u' in sustaining Mr.. Johnston in
his delicate and trying position. He
deserves the endorsement of the
State by a speedy reelection 10 the
Senate.
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kmallest tnae, $50

EfnalleSt frl8ei 9oO
/ also $780, in GREENBACKS, rent money,
which will be distributed to the winners OF
the fret seven prizes in the sums Of SO 900,
-, 400 and 200 zach.
Tickets Five Dollars.
Each of which entities the holder to an equal
chance of acquiring one of tho splendid priz-
es named Tic Final drawing will Positive
LIZ take place JeSE 9Th, 1870, at Masonic
TGNrLe, LOUISVILLE, Ky. Among hundreds
who have given unqualified certificates and
Inducements Of this magnifcon; cntorTrise,
we mention few; viz: W. y. ualdemcna
Louisville Couricr,Jourual ). !. ~. Major,
Frankfort Yeoman: Col. j. G.. Noble, Pa
ducah Herald p. G.. Thomas, Lexington Oh
server and Reporter Editors Nashville, Tenn
Republican Banner Editors Evansville, Ind.
Journal or Counrcr: Gov. Stevenson, Hon.
+. c. McCrcary, U. $. Senator; lion. J, r,
Bunch, Speaker Of KY. Legislature, Hon.
II. T. Glass, OF Henderson, Ky., Hon. 0. T.
Cox, State Gcologist for Ind, or any promi-
nent oiliciul or business man in either Of the
following cities, where the enterprise IL best
known; viz: Louisville, Frankfort, Paducah
and Henderson, KY, or Evansville, lud.
NO SCHEME ever presented such attrac-
tions as this, as every dollar invested by
ticket holders, is held to trust by tAs COM
missionCrs APPOINTED Tor that purpose Dy the
Legislature, until the drawing takes place
and the prizes are delivered.
In order to have oar tickets properly reg
istcred, buy at once Of your nearest club
agent. or remit by Express prepared draft.
Z. 0. money order, or registered letter, TO
either of the financial Agents, who will fur
nish full descriptive circulars
l.. IL. LYME, Cash'r Farmers Bank, Hender-
ron, Ky.
Il. Is. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, Lou
isyille, Ky.
JuHS {. LATHAM, Pres. Bank Hopkins
vile, Ky.
JANIS /. DALLAM, Commercial Bank,
Paducah, Ky.
i. G. Thomas, Cash. Dbs and Relt'r. Lex
ington, Ky.
W. b. Tyler, Cashier Deposit Bank, ow-
ensboro', Ky.
Good Cab Agents wanted everywhere,
Feb. 2.-Jw
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Tennessee Legislature.

The Senate has resolved to adjourn
on Monday, the 9Th, to reasscmble
on the 9th of May. The House will
probably concur. The bill TO enable
the c., q. G.. & G. Il. r. to complete
It's line to Paint Rock has passed. L.
Also the bill increasing the fees Of
Magistrates, and imposing heavy pen
atty for carrying weapons. The bill
furnishing officers of the State for
drunkenness has passed the House.
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M A RRTHD

DINWIDrlF--CHAP the 10Th al Slew
U d. Ia Tnswoll county, We, - Nv. Dbi' OF
tue law nrm ol Cecil DinWiddir, % AIss MALi.-
pA CHAPMAN, formerly " Giles eoudty.
D--wooLwINE-on sunday, The
2Ith, at the Thomas House, by Rev D.. Suluns,
mos HALL CRAWFORD, OF Aryland, 10 LrcT Pr
Fan WOoLwISE, Of Newbern, Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04
ORPHANS HOME LOTTERY
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

AZ L beg leave to call your attention to the
w Grand Single Number scheme Of the
Orphans Home Lottery. 1t possesses advan-
tages that have never as yet been presented
70 the public, it being simply to 80, whotL-
er the purchaser receives one Of the Lowest
Prizes, which is $50, or ono OF the highest,
which is SO 900,
/; win be drawn in public, in the city OF
Columbus, Mississippi, last Saturday Of each
month during the year 1870, Tor the benefit
OF the Orphans Home, at Laudcrlale Springs,
under the SUperintcndcnee OF sworn COM
missioners.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Estillvillc Va. February II, 1870.
The following is list of marriage
license issued by the clerk of Scott
County for thS week ending February
II, 1879. viz:
February 1870, Christopher a..
Taylor e Eliza \. Cox.
February the 1879, Jesse Stone &
Pheby Sons.
February 10 1870, Hoary ". Person
& Nancy j. BcDayld.
Yours, g., S. N. MORRISON.
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jOpinia LeGiSi1ii,fre.


But little has been matured that is
worthy of notice. The Z" Enabling
Act " was passed on Saturday last,
and will doubtless be concurrcd in b.
the Senate. 1t continues in Office un-
til their successors are appointed or
elected, and qualified the present mil
itary appointments throughout the
State and legalizcs their past Official
acts. Those who qualified since the
10th of January last are alone except
cd. Bonded officers must renew their
bonds within so days or at the sitting
OF the first court. Any action of tie
Court of Appeals since the llth of
July, 1869, is liable to revision by
the new Court of Appeals. The Cir
cult and County Court Clerks are re-
CURED to vaCate at the first term of said
courts, and the Judges thereof shall
appoint TO the said Offices to serve
until after the election. The new
Judges Of the County Courts shall. at
their first terms, appoint Attorneys
for the State and Sherils until after
the election. The Governor is en-
powered to appoint trustees and COM
cllmanfor the towns and cities to serve
til elected.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

We lay before our readers to-day
as much OF the new Tennessee Con-
stitption as our space will admit, and
will continue and possible conclude
1t In our next issue.
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West virginia I.esistatnrc

WHEELING, Feb 25.-The House of
Delegates voted IS to to strike out the
word white" from the Constitution
aud restore the ballot to Rebels.
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Wy Dental Laboratory ana In-
HrIn.arV
Operative ana Mechanical
De tiNlry.

DEpPERs APENHN c and Tonic Bit
l. ters for Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the
Liver, Stomach, Headache Constipation
aud all diseases arising from torpid eondi.
ton Of the Digestive Organs.
JAM II. rEEPER BROS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

The President signed the special
disability bill on Saturday, the 2Gth
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

SEVENTY-FIvE lives were lost by
the recent disaster to the Steamer
Emma near Cairo.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

NEW Virginia bords have advanced
10 CO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

TnE Richmond Dispatch reports
that Governor Sentcr has refused to
accept the resignation of Hon. II. II.
Butler. So he goes to trial.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

SILVER ore Of great extent and
richness has been found. in Gpysoa
Co., Ky.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

The recent Convention is said to
have cost the State S21,2i2. Cieap
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FRIDAY March 4, ITO.

o. Tue Editors ct the hAwa are not respCn-
,hls fer she .p.niva. ,zp,vssvd by CORES
tOHdssiS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

THERE was death, a funeral, and
marriage in Bristol, on Sunday last
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THE BRISTOL NEWS,
A<A ~ a.
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Dental Surgery.
CLASS NO. 3.

I n addition to ether applications, will re-
L receive only TWO MORE additional stu
dents. References MS TO moral habits and gen.
oril character MUST ACCOMPANY applications.
Students viii matriculate and organize for
duty on lat Wednesday 10th day Of APRIL
1870.
Wy Dental Laboratory and Iu-
GrInnry
Arc rcplete with all approved modern style
fixtures, machinery, and inventions noccssa-
ny TO impart RAPID. and THOROUGH advance
ment in procurngN knowledge Of the princi-
pies and practice OF
Operative ana Mechanical
DE tiSlry.
In the Laboratory department | have as
ISOLATED with me a competent Demonstration,
who is an EXPERT in Manipulating in this
department for the instruction Of the student
Tact, energy and industry arc the prcreqUis-
ties, necessary to insure success in the stu
do and other departments, such il viii be
my pleasure to promote by all the aid and en-
enlargement they may merit at the hands Of
their preceptor.
IN. DUNN,
Bristol, Fob. rs, ls7o-7i Dental Surgeon.