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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-08

HoGs-.The pork market rules dull
and weak at present, with a decline
in prices, under adyioes from other
markets. IF our farmers have been
holding back for better prices, We
fear they have missed their oaleula-
tions, because the indications are
that there viii be 20 advance in
prices, aud they may, perhaps, get
lower. We now quote hog, at $685.
nett, the latter price for heavy hogs.
J.. Ruffner, Jr, & Co. yesterday
cut up ninety hogs, received per river.
A lot Of live hogs were expected by
river last night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-08

MAGNOLIA WATER.-SupeTtor TO the best
imported German Cologne, und sold at
naif the price. jams ~d3t-eod-Wit
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-08

CorToN AND TOBACCO SALE.-Mar-
tin, Gardner & Co. sold, yesterday,
four ~hogsheads of tobacco at from
Sc to $40 10. Also four bales Of cot
ton, as follows: One bale dog tail
zoe per pound; one bale good ordi-
nary 22e; one bale low middling 223cr
and one bale Of middling at 23e.
There were in attendance at the
tobacco sale, III. 2. Randolph and DR.,
JoSp Mclaughlin, of Walnut Bot
toms, Henderson County. Ky, who
paid their first visit to our tobacco
market.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07

en- ortsfp{tcsdn Il pd@tt tinsi,;
Bale in Gbibuabua b%eirpobi1,tt1,t btrt4tt,
bab lber ferEIb1r anel@eE 8aIfaal
fdbrte, eintf& artt fuieenrfn .9nbatts an.t
mar II ,,,Derren uptne @oltni
1 tptrp rs Il Gif lr / It lplb ssaattst, .n,,1z
Il Ill Sternrt bat ieintS
@runrei9entbums intber5 taet Meng)e,f
f Y9roaaent rseusirt. nt,a;2 N
..4. = ppbiuip Sternu,es3 &pel&er stRern
IN Eolecol getan9tr s1perbet lollte, 1T au
betsldnsli&u3u@tbau6frafe besnaeiot
tpcrben.tfg 2lfIAg dnu ,7aG qt31inH nd ]
, - Sn einem artit.tfbb e ttfs H,tsaussb.s qua.
Big" pom II. =. 81" 7tritiartaHD tuinoer
BIT, u,euea@ el&dftsoronun8,tes GDueils
tunp itre tbeclo9ii@e 8epeutuna"t mittief
Acknowledgement S@drfet uno 9ipri@trf&
belonoers .taoelno gesen bic Bef&rdnfune
Der &eoe< unp Sttumz Greibeit Der Com
cilnait9lieper1ous.. Dieie1 3rpeitrG rfldrura
D64in9ers1 .ptro' IN @oun mod ;penise1
Bafau fneeuaals bic erte.t 7sAIi5oua nj
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07
TF wv ~
8faatSrsR eutafeiten-

3 q. petcr,- Die Ebiefse ,6anpets>
TANNER mdblte IN ibrer eraen BeriarnIn>
lung iplsenoe Btomte: 'a'A5t
u prdltptnt: Z. o. Dpnabower; &ice>
prdiipent: ISM. Bidel,;; ~6tfretdr y Nl<
5haenei}er: AIS. Sans
bertcn. .u~25ils9Dano O0G.
e = IDie Barser :t ron 1miunorda: sptae,rrp,e:nn
na&iten Samitag cine cMafenyit,rtffaa1nnt,naass
Iuna fiji Sic Non,tnatipn ppn Stact58s<
- -. ~ UQQI% 21oa a6idlogI.
- 3mei Brloer Namens &olnon, IN
safe Belt,' eMartin gount9, q Y3inataT an,
,Abenp pes listen @ldr; ,pdbrenp oes
orostn SGuetteurmS na@ b.nt npr .gine
fui;e Stredt son iibren,a 5Saaufc trHtrntt.t
Staile IN, piieaa8abe ~ lnaetten. faldtn
aber qpdtrtnb Ser gfa6t sidtinisperss.l.
rdds Am nd9isn 9prsep ianpfts We
gfadb1itnna@ lal,8tn 3n&l1 Hps m
alddli@ssss.t sseAdtrH seineybalbta @eilt
,Yciial tftbttm 1oaauft tt S@nte.a sa u t'2s s =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07

st'Hl @"3 ,iB# tHGf5JJh ft4fNIC 81
go. 1873 Dritte Strab.;: 'a'
at. &aul,,qf .pNof. nj matnue,sta.
tT@j 41u .H.| r. figa,, No.?@ ~
2H1a w r---- H",3a,aH1~Ii& I'D
GQ1ulrro,piai@es. II, inlanptf&ss e., Ut -.
8anf, u. @ecbfel'
@ff&dtt I.
Deppj1ten.
Oct uns ~btpuntrte @sleer aebsn ~isb.r;stt rpne spsse.
al tsas.rss' btAAimmte Sell rns anses1raute @eleer ser.
s&'sa 1ar ftas 9F''t"t 4s:a:.. m~.,. =, 0,rhn. .
@e9e Eel
s:aa:Sistn sunss:n aas Ie,rsmaiistent 9oari.a. gea ~
ten Banleu pser 8enauters au: eeReate Ne&teIfbusen
'''t''''' IN S''' BET IN" m s%is&s,;?BE S;;'' i. Dunbar.
Ser. Staaten Sbli9aticnen. 4
OREOSf uHp QuCETS vi ~SrHS >~~ls~ ~"S
WiQius Bro's u. Dunbar.
@olb uup @ilber.
srembe uns etnsetmtlae @saasen ,snnea ,a" as&ass
aDtrtss tn passtTsels I'M %{ sMs,!st T ma. BET o>,..1~
Ole @insiebuns Don Grbf4afen
sse sas sassas s.s i%.sa,,s T., gssss,a"s mi,, tn ,r sats
@iQius Brp'S n. Dunbar.
8pQma9ten,
Ep.ten}a cine. serst4mleauaee'. s&en'unss. uns an.
ssrs fhr Deutf$lane eettmate Astnne:n wessea aMs'
8iaius Brp's u. Dunbar.
Ser. Staoten &ei5epdHe
ssr aesfe mad unb In Gurspa ~tef'rsen ~tr auf's
@iQius Bros u. Dunbar.
Die 8ermaltun9 BON @runoet9entbum
uab fonateem bier b~elesenen g..mSsen, fOwtt BEN Der.
tauf begelbtu hbernetmens ptr tut Auswarttse eesen
uadttee GpHmtfRpnsbereanune; tbsnfe BITE = a .#-
Belesune Don &apitalien
ats*a. ''s'ts.'a''fa;M St$:,ss it,, o,nb,,
~|~s~V wv - ~N''~"S<
@eloer In Deuti1lanb
ytAe bel 1njeren tertt gen Gsrssfsense1sea tar u.tsrt
3t4.a.e stees.seleet pssstn. fowtt BURG w. n
1tasIslsas '''se''seae" Se''e' ''''' =" '"' ~
DtQtus Bros Y. Dunbar.
meiiun0en,
,ablta. bet ALTA gsaaustssas in
Dtnt1blanb,
2urtmbur9,
ben Nieperlanbtn,..
Ddnemart,
Nprwt9tn unit
g 9mepen n.
@iuius Bre'S ". Dunbar,
as.asen ss Ns.ss.u.faea elups fir ten ,. ta"pes'
fasss.Selsbs.1
IA & I Z T. y a. + 4 III $50 -. II
@5@6ifs<G pntrafte ( III
T., D"~'t' a'' ess''fa'tss ~ 's' ''utsAt" '''''t'
... @iQius Bros n. lumbar.
9enturbtr
Bremer nnb $amburAtr
post i.
paaase>p reiit il. britter &la0e> son 81
Bremen na@ St*paul:na%
s stsss, 81 10 It. IL 5ses,:..,, ~. .'''s't''
ss; :SSs; ::s ~, +, :: ! s s S;::'.' : ~
s.... @affa81e =" So. ~. ...
PCT D1mpfer ,.emibt" pon Bremeu
per Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
Via ats.tsss, "~''.
3u.btlli8eren prei{eM
@iatas gro's n. Duntar.
-" F'
#sentur etr d.. .".,...
@tr |: m |||I|1 il !. 4. !: -.
- h71"1, 1'Fa1 =. .'iat,, y
2ebenS Serlt&erunos- &C.
n feQi@aft " - NJ VIZ. .... 81, =
Il. - sen Res,so.1I...' '~~ 49,,
IL. ttuisen teuf@tn @etui&aft Der Grs in ben
r1b},D " Der. StaatnJ s... w. +.. ''@
'H& I'd M ;$'@t '8lG IL uSg sl1!l eg%S IA. ,a.-
9a1ltal ..a. ......a$2, 500, OOO. 90
,tm s~lEh1He ai3:t I. 19z t.sllG2 ,7ra, s4sg rr p.
.rA4j mt bes tGt& B.a4 st.: Fl ~s
1ai1ntbsG@ ggu ysg5aT
II oHepnblic,or l
eul1ear,>.8erR1erultnu1a1Re >@efeQ-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07
ADer's fiber &ur.
(Ayerb Ague Cure.)

r - (Ayer's Ague Cure.).A' <1.r>
Slit ialtes 5ieber, Wtdftlfeber, Tronteber,
: biBiges Tttber, 3eriooit@ee ooer bilinfcs Sic.
bcr,sn. [. ~, 1no In Der Shat tir sanr Grautz
beitcn, bic bur9 rniaemif4e uno anotre' MI
: gciuuoe MuSoiinftungeu eutftebeH. ,"' - D.
90 qoi.I t4sn ttr Ra,ne anbe,...t; belt sieits g.itt.l unb (4lsst
Mot ieFl. Ia Is reber Arienit. Quinin, Sisrnutt. 3tnt. NOD
irsenb eiae aueett rntneraliihe oeer eifhse 6ubfani entedlt; p
III e BEN Tattenteu bur&aus unihabli&. Die Huiah une
Dinttsteil btr Ia Ghbereestuben: tabur& bttpirttea &uren II
budadbI& nnelaublt6 aub. f. ptd nh trihea.y SINE Yarauele
in beu Muualea. tr Gitterbtituube. Mit s.re&ttu Stplj Bill
Ten mir aaf saea un,dNisen 3eusniFe. br ~raeisaIea| Aurtn, BE
|eltf in Zen bartnddisfen BdQen btrutrtt suretn, utun aRe
aneern g2ittel sdntlt@ kbl}Glusen. It I..3- I.E
~ sli&t acdiuatifrte tper{puen. bic bnr& ~u1idSnttldf qt9enben
re;aen pktr bort pptnitn.. snerben rbur& btu tasli&ea 0strau&
ttr Uteber.9ne G6uS kabtn: i 4 : gz5 L.4..,. =
Il 1r Observation-Disclosures, bic Gus unttrtre&sntr 9tatatet "a
QeStr entRebsa,y N S4es ein sstttttai&ts seitt.t, ~ y Se eetes
~ Aefunher 1tdnaset aimulia. =,
&l9t Fl. tit1ff 6ef9psrbex IT g. Elm euest,ea&setts
Hind, blS f&sns te trfaunltAe Ausenz beutrste, no sneefe
i 9aSeseaT ssa ST.. i. 6. xser 4. g., yrasht&en NIB ana.
9FtA<1 G~heatiua. qspea. HRaf., aus tn hr oaalea fOtat "
va @' pres : LOO pr siaf&e.'! ri n
~ 81 Aaben vi SCENTS u G,rb,u 4a-.,7i Z rim.
Strobt, 81. Paul. Nltnn. q $40 .fiI5ifJt4% II 80
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07

meiiun0en,
aablba. BET aueu gsaauttssa. In
Dtmt5blanb,
2urembur9,
ben Nieperlanbtn, .
Ddnemarf,
Norw e9tn uno
g 9meber.
@iuiuS 8rp'S ". Dunbar,
Maes.sn bes Wsrtbeutfaea Qlpsb FIR Ten ,. tanpes.
FnxsS.8elsbs.1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07

i@t.4puts,1 Il. Mprl. - So resnet
IN unterbre9eu ,lr,p Der MilflIppi neiet
j@neu. Der Danpfer ,Minneapolie'''
perlteB beute ct. 2ouis nm, rperr1 It
bur6 btnYtpin5 ct lseIansen fam, mad
st paul ~ t%pttaen., l.@ II %"1''" 4"
--tlIeraS tilbet tin b%eioneereB Mili>
tair Department unteri ,&ummancp pom
@en. 2eynplos.2 H2iovt ~3}nn3moa j.
400 Mrbeit.rs' 1fino !slctelrrn' aus tem
|8lponYner 4ries6bafen entlaRen nor:
ben. ''''@5t "''.'% ''','' 7"'' 3" VII
" --7Itnnsiet bat ieine neut Conf itu>
tten9l N Der Mabl an, lesten Sanfaee
apcptirt. aq.Io5sn =
ca -DsrpaEasier Dampfer g enesueIa,~>,
tpel&er stpilben 2isetpppli uno ,AlpinpaQ
|lduft, Bate am Isl w2ars, ~unaefabr3 400
Meilsn Don ben M;oren, NIT beftisen
|Starmen 3u5 titnpfen, ,pel9e ras i99@if
ni9t aQein leines &uper5 bcraubten,
lonbertt audi l1ntll nit Ma7.rn jlute,l.
Der Dan,pfersd NamiQa" ja1peltttr in
|St9tEain, pnabnt pis paHassrerru ,@t*
ne3utla. auf Der Captain ninp4M anus
Ei&ait1 ,pcutsn apenbaDD ampftr ieps9: nod
|ntdto aufatbst1gd Derh@ turun; opdder
f4'Sonsessueut ietteb, ma tsI ess btr 5ga.
mala" uhanSslta1 Hunger / nfpergsdbe III
DAMpftte 1u satttlbfnsane bal at@ b2e
Atiefnsf 619snDta IaAsf tbsi idrtxti9f,1a,
frtnwy t4ernt1tbet man, sdt jbsteiV@snr,
laela~ NIT fsiner @ann(@aft uutsretsoae
sen IT,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07
S@lal@tpieb
=. = auf b.m !@ufe t

iar sas Der. Ct, eusfeens.n saar,,.mnsentt, uns omar wt
intuntertantilebsi Q7o!l etsd gu Sort sufsrs. .. g.. eS.
e'abunser.uneswan ,,s geo Stad su 8rrt zutteu, .. T.;
Reunsis S9o9 staa ~ Sort s'e'eni'n, .. g.; a%tsultefern
8nreisantstsas..ss @st@ stsa ,u 8ort euuy, D. g.; ot.
esnse!tane,s9ans 1920 It'd gu 8rrt 9Ranbon, .. g.;
s't9 VI S SaR ST. ST. !" Sort 'te"''"' .. Z. s%''"''efs'' am
Dos geb naus i'm Duraf4n; t eh, srutts- @eridt yen
Gtntauienbunefanfais 1850 @iunb bab.n, uni muI.nS ttert
BON bret 60 sts ftOen C) Sabre alt fsin. ""0""
T. Nieb pom 9anoe rirb muir Serianot, peldes an Tltterino
uno Stanune i'm Minter setrpbnt it. .O"I .'
Aae 4rien miloen saia&tsiebes, init Ginidlus spn SOFAS
unb Gberetee<Dieb (rel&e fiji urfer Glina unb ben Nnferbe.
cen wsrbsn), ais aud aQs untsr brei (3) rber uter i.ben' "a
Sabre ali, unb ebenio aue, melbe feine 800 pfuub Bruttrs 81,
riot boben. Oeer SuQen, "Staes" unb 9ube, - tperosn 3u=
rldeeuicleu. E, :: ="
Ssrem ansebot foute cine fdriftltde @arantte rrn ,psi
serantportli6sn Yerionsn ~teieefaat tein, UNI sus eieen, bab Der
Sontratior ta9ls 1T, tetne einseaaneensn Decentralization unb
Yrerrltnpnen na6iuipmnen. uno baf, finite fetn Mnaebpt an
ssnomn1en serben, er aueenblidli@ einen Gpnt.alt eiuetbeu,
unb h%tefelben bereit ieten, ais feline 8ureen e%tn,urt.ben', rnb
CUTE ~eeaaesaee S0nes fir bic Ausfabruae ses guatrat,es ;u
Oil. gerentpprtli&tit Der Bursen mus turd Gin pff,teues
ger'iatat es Glerts Der nd&aen lt0rttt- Guurt. ober ees Ser.
setcte tetseihIpFen perben. T. .s*r
aneebufe ,Uiinen fit eas @an;e oter fir jtb,n gue.n iepa.
rat aemadr rersen. aHenn bas unsetrt I'm Nom.n eintr
8irrna etn1ad' wirb, ~ frate Nane unbXbrtHej eoes Niteiiez
tee perelbtn per3ei6net iein: rr
Seirerter fc1ten feIbf anwcfeab fein, um ibre Aneetute IN
%rertreten. fS
Gie @esteruns beb6lt f& bas 9edt spr, en vter ane Nuae.
brte III se~tr erfen: antrdee ,iolten aushridli& enbpiFrt fetn:
atreffrt terten. 49,,
Auf Nuturitat be- Department Grm,nanbeurs,
3. s. @unan,
Capt unb 8. e. est. Qttut. Gpl. u. 6. 4. Gt,ef 6. 6.
Tert. pf Tafpio.
The New York herald., 1870-05-05
III PEkBoDY'S FOOTSTEPS.
Large Requests by a Jersey Rerefaet

Large Requests by Jersey Rercfactor.
Before Surrogate Eoore yesterday, IL Newark n.
j., the VIII Of john G. Baldwin admitted 10 pro-
bate, Messra. Charles p. B5lawin Levi p stone, Jo
seph $. Gallagher ana Oliver t. Wood beng named
as executors. The WIZ represents rropsrty valued
a. over $780, 900, mostly in all Kinds OF securities.
The only real estate house ana lot No. IS Cort-
landt stree, New York, which was pequeathed to
the Uaion TheoloGlcai Seminary.
The baquesls 10 paoiic IN titutons arc az fol.
lowg--Allericin Bible Society, $500; american
Tract Society, S3,00) American ana Foreign Chris
tan Union. 5000; New York City Missionary ana
Tract Society. 5000; American Board OF Foreign
Missions, Si0.o0) Presbyterian Committee OF Home
Missions, Sloooo Eew York Association Tor fmprov-
ing the Coalition Of tho Poor, $5Oo0 American sun
day school Union, $1,000; Preshyte.ian Erection
Fund, S5,9o); Soelety for Relief ofPoor Widows with
Small Children $1,000.
After beqacatiing abont $685. oo) to diff rent re.
latlves and friends the residue OF the estate is
to ne divided equally among the following COLLEGES
Tor the instruction OF ofindgcnt young men who may
desire 10 study for the m.nistry.-iiddeDury Col.
lege, Vermont; Williams College, Massachlsetts;
Hamilton Col'ere, New York; Wabash College, IN.
diaaa. Mr. Baldwin is said to have accumulated
lnost OF MS wealth in the silk bus,aees arl gave
away about ss0ooo during his life,
The New York herald., 1870-05-05
A CGvv4RDLY CAMPBELL.


lie
There are various species OF the Campbell circ,i.
latIng ab0u; New Yors, but If the circun-
stances detailed below are correct Timothy
Campbell, OF The Assembly, is not OF the
best Yesterday Commissioner Matthew T. Bren.
nan held court at the Central Police once for the
trial Of policemen. Among the delinquents were
officers Campbell and Smith, OF the Thirteenth pre-
cinct, who We're charged with being Off post In
dancing han. Tie complainant was roundsInan
Heap, Of the precinct The evidence clearly showed
thai the charge was what policemen denominate
square" and Brennan endorsed on the complaint
q 'reprimanl.'
So much by way Of introduction. Now for tho
sequel. As Heap left the room he was approached
by Assemblymal Timothy Campbell, bro.her Of
ohceT Campbell, who Ia the presence OF number OF
sinallfy gin politicians and reprcse ltNtsve5 OF the
press assaod tie roundsnan with u hurricane OF
abuse, denouncirg him as Id sucker I0r daring
TO prefer charge against brother Of an Assembly,
man. Campbell closed his TRADE OF abuse by dc.
beoie week. The dlsgraceful, coGardly a..
ssuls Of Campbell were promptly reported
10 the superintendent OF Police and otier
onicials by reporters and other gentlemen WHO
heard Il, aild II Commissioners Bosw rih, brennan,
Smith and Mangrre have sufficient courage tncy VIII
at once rebuke Timothy Campbell ~ ps0n0tlng the
roundSman TO sergeant OF The Inliteentn precinct.
tics render 1t oillcent aud show petty politicians
that the Commissioners, and not they, are at The
head OF the police force or New York, and that OIL
GERS who 90 Their duty cannot be tntimdated In the
presence of Police commissioners BY persons
'dressed IL q litle brief authorlty.r
The New York herald., 1870-05-05
MYSTG igyvUD
A Boston Lady Die. Unattended by Friend

Boston Lady Dies Unattended by Frscndss
Coroner Rollins yesterday called 10 the Cosm0.
poiitan Hotel, Chamhers street and West Broadway,
to investigate q of death which occurred there
under somewhat mysterious circumstances. From
q partial lnyes gation made it appears that ab0uC
eleven O'Clock last Saturday night a gentleman and
lady arrived at the Cosmopolitan, the gentleman
stating TO Nj. II. L. Smith, the clerk. that the lady
had been left by tlie Boston boat and wished for
room. The lady gave her name as H. Chester, B0s-
ton," and being assigned room her male attend
ant lci and has not since been seen. She did not
leave the hotel and on Monday female acquaintance
called and had an interview with Miss Chester
In her room. subsequently the latter was taken
sick and Or. swan being called seemed 10. think
whish we,lld resuit Iatay. On Tneedav ,noruin~
the attention OF Eliza w. Burcbste!, housekeeper
of the hatel, was. called to the condition of
Mss chester. ana TOOK prompt action IN the mate
Tuesday afternoon the lady friend OF the sufferer
called again and seeing the condition OF Miss Chei
Nter promised tue honsekeeper that she would tele-
n aph to her rcat.ons III Boston. On Tuesday night
Miss Burchstei, he hous keeper. discovering The
dangerous condiion Of the woman. SIT Up with and
administered 10 her wants TIL six o'c ock yesterday
morning, wAel dc tn elsued. Deceased he'd on her
person gold watch and cnain, and in small satcheI
was Il pockethoJx containing fractional currency
note or two, some marriage notices clipped from u
Boston newspaper, har brush and comb, needle
woS A. snail . oaasso p,pe @ eaId & on which Which was
clcs OF little yalnc. Deceased WAS about thirty years
o. age, mediam height. with light compc Xion, bluo
eyes and sandy hair. Size wor9 back alpaca
Dress fashioSbly made up her other garments being
neat and inaood order, and black hat, with plain
trimming. Tie remains were taken IN charge ~
an undertaken aud removed from the hotel to await
the arrival o lrend'. The cause OF death must be
determined by pCst-mortem examination VIII ch is
m0ned and The matter will he further investigated
to-day, when, Goubucss further particulars win he
obtained ALI he deah Of deceased sas2ctoms ,.i
was l0uDd undei the pillow OF her bel
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18
Ploughing Headlauds.

Many farmers practice ploughing
headlands previous to ploughing u e
remaining portion of the field. This
is rong idea, as the trampling there
on bv the team and ploughman rem
der the whole part of the field nearly
as solid aud unyielding to the action
Of the harrow as before the operation
of ploughjng had been performed.
BY leaving strip at each side,
from ten to fifteen feet in width. to
be ploughed after the other portion
has been finished. much time viii be
gained. a team will not be unneces-
sarily wearied by travelling over the
ploughed surface at the ends, and the
laod will be left in a more desirable
and suitable state for tillage.
II the soil is above level and
smooth, of porous nature, or well
Undetermined, plough the headlands
by passing round and round the field,
turning the lurrow from the fence. il
at the last ploughing it was thrown
toavard the fence. 1t matters not in
what manner or when you plough the
headlands. Never, at two ploughings
in succession, throw the frrow to OF
from the fence. 1t leaves the land III
an undesirable condition for proper
tillage, and is a very unpleasant sight
for the careful scientific farmer. RI
raj NeU Yorker.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18
#isIS uns s.arbsn.



We believe in small farms and tho
rough cultivation.
believe the soil loves to eat as
well as the owner. and ought, there
FORE, to be we'll MANFRED.
We believe in going to the bottom
Of things and, therefore. in deep plow-
ing and enough of it. All the bet
~ it he a sub.soil pillow.
We believe in large crops which
leave land better than they found 1t,
making both the farm and farmer
rich at once.
We believe that every farm should
own a good farmer.
We believe that the fertilizer o.
any soil is a spirit of industry, enter
prise aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. these
lime. gypsum, and guano viii lie o
little use.
We believe in good fences, goot
farm-hWlses, good orchards, and chill
tl,cn enough to gather the fruit.
We believe in clean Kitchen,
neat wife in il, clean cupboard.
clean dairy, IN clear conscience
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18
Ere Twin Calves Good Breeders?

In answer to this inquiry. in RURAL
w-YoRKER, | would say, if both
are of the same sex when born as twins.
they breed as well as those of single
birth, and ale often more prolific
than when one is male and the other
a female; the latter rarely breeds,
and are often paired, and work in the
yoke together. The free martin is
equal to its mate, as they take on
masculine qualities generally. And
] have often noted tic human spe-
cies, born under the same circum-
stances, that not only small families
was the result Of marriage. but the
baTenness was the type of the female
twin. SOLOMON W. JEwETr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18
PA7ENT MEDICINES
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
Female Re gul,a TO e !
Woman Hest Friend.

This valuable medicine Is prepared for WoNfS
exelusively, and to be used by women only. II Is
adapted especially to tbcse eases where the womb
is disordcred and will cure any hregulafity III The
'mensCe,n except In such eases ~ require suttl-
cal operation. As these lwtare very rare, the fE-
MALE REGULATOR Is OF aipo,t universal applics.
don, In a sudden check Of the "monthly courses
from COLD, trouble OF uiind or like cause, It acts
Ike charm, BY restoring the discharge in every
iBstfact thus relieving the fever, headache, pain
in the back and clover stomach" nushes Of heat
about the face, chilly sensations, burning OF tn,
eyelids aud general restlessness. Taken In time,
all these symptoms pass away Immediately, with
out injury to tbs constitution. frquenly, how ev-
er, the proper remedy Is not applied IN time, the
disease becomes chronic, and the foundation laid
Tor numberess evils to the constitution Of woman.
The next turn" comes around and there ~ no
SHOW" or perhaps the "whites" will appeal
There will be some uneasiness about the womb,
but very little none Of the natural hnid escaping
The complexion becomes saow, bowels swolrn
sort OF GREEN'S chste about the face constant dull,
aching pains In the head weight IN the lower stone
ach ard back, with without whitcs, palpitaiions
Of the heart. palor, exhaustion indg siop, wear
mess, langor aching the oins less Of appe-
lite, pain In the len breast, hghtness across the
chest, cough and giddiness n stll allowed to go
on, green sickness" will BE- fully developed the
headache become severe. with loss Of mtmtry, d.
minished sensibity, SICK STOMACH, dyspepsia, nc
relish for food, lcs Of nesh. increased futering 81
| the heart, SWELLING or rHE fEET, legs ard body.
aud occasional splitting of blood. The SLIGHTEST ~
fort causes hurried breathing. amirt tosuhoca,iop
The skin Is nabby, and has "doughy feel" This
sad picture but 1t is the condition 81 thousAndr
women between the ages oi TT en- and forty i've
vho arc brought to the grave by Ignorance OF neg
4 ect to take tint PROPER remedy.
To AL who are afflicted with any Of the symptom
bove mentioned, in connection with an IRREGULAR
OF the "monthly Sickness wo earnestly say
1 AXE DR.. BRADFGkLp's FEMALE REGULATOR
few ounoep taken. Won will ut ouco experience IL
,eneht, and with lto patience you will be full!
/ estoaed 10 health.
This remedy has been extensively used for up
yard Of twenty years by niany Of the most expert
| need and succosstul physicians IN Georgia. N
| lmily should be without two OF thre bottles.
For sale by Dr.. JSo. BuSTIEo and PEPPER pRos
| iistol, Tenn. Jan H-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18

BY DR.. Geo. NJ. Beard, of the Universt,
of the city Of New York, assiste by omi.
nent medical professors. Endol sci by la l.
ing medical authorities and journals. II /,
full OF common sense. ,067 pages, iul S
illustrated. Tells how to get we'll, how e
keep well, and what to do in every emergen-
cy. In these hard times people must ami
will save doctors bills. Hence, this bool
sells rapidly among all classes. Send 70,
full particulars. Address T.. b. Treat & Co.
Publishers, 654 Broadway, n. Y. Also wan
ted, agents for our Farmers and Mechanics
Book. Fun OF facts and figures for WORKING
men OF every trade and occupation. Price tC
suit the times. 2ll engrayings.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18
TiUae OF sale,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10TH, 1870.
Terms OF sale.

Cash in hand sufficient to pay costs Of suit
and expenses Of sale, the remainder in
three equal instalments on G, " and Is
months time, notes with security hearing in
ierest from day Of sale required from the
purchaser and a lien retained upon property
till purchase money Is all paid.
Us T.. YORK Comn.ssiolgr.
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