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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03
STILL. AHEAD
OUR GRhAT BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE

We want good reliable agents IN every part Of
Lbe CoHntry BY employing your spare time TO
lprm CLUBS and sending us orders, you can obtain
tho most liberal commissions, sither IN Cash or
rcrchnndiso. and all goods sent by us will b.
y represented, and We guarantee satisfaction TO
every ono dosiiug with our house
AGENTS should collect ton cents from evorv ens
tomer, an forward 10 as in advance for Descrip-
tive Chsoksof tho goods we soil.
The holders Of tho Checks have tho privilege Of
other purchasing tha article thereon described or
Tor exchanging Tor any article mentioned on our
Catalogue, numbering over 500 different articles
not one OF which can be purchased in tho usual
The advantages Of FIRST sending the Check. arc
these We arc constantly buying small lots or very
and FOR which We issus checks I'LL all ara sold !.
lesidos, IN every club We will put checks for
WATCHES. oviLrs, DLAFKKrs, DrEss PATrERSs or
some other article OF eqnal vAlue
We do not ofera single article ~ morehandiae
that can bo sold by regular dealers ct our price
We do not ask you TO buy goods from US unless wo
can SOL thom chopper thsa you can obtain thsin In
any Other way--whio tho greater part OF our goods
are sold At about
ONE HALF TIE REGULAR RATES.
Oar stock consists, in part of the following goods
ShRwlS, Blankets, Quilts, Cottons, cling
hams. Dress Goods, Table Linen, Towels.
Hosiery, Gloves, Skirts, O'irsets, &c., &c.
Silver Plated Ware, Spoons plated on
Nickel Silver, Dessort Forks, Fve-b1ttl.
$500 CH~fS' % Dihtahe Nl+si ware,
Table and Pocket Catisry, Ia great variety.
Elegant French and GsrmAn Fancy
Goods, BEAUTIFUL Photograph Albums, the
newest and ehoicest stylos Ia Morocco and Velvet
Bindings.
Gold and Plated Jswslry, Of the nswss
styles.
We have also made arrangements with some Of
tho leading publishing housss that will enable us
TO sell the standard aud latest works Of popular
| ABOUT lar nj - nah
such ~ BYRoE, MooRE, BURSs, MTLros, and TN
SrsoN's WoRws. In Pull Git and Cloth Bindings,
and hundreds Of others.
These and svsrything slso for
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

Land Sale. Attention is called to
a chancery sale of land in Blountyille.
See advt.
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Clover, 10 90
Orchid Grass2 00a3 rs
Timothy s 90
Herd grass | 1901 80
,soDA,
BiCarb, Ia papers ea9
In kegs sa63
ots.t 4r
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Flowers. Mrs. Jno. G.. King, has
our thanks for splendid boquet of
rare and fragrant fowefs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

Gone.-On Friday last Capt. W. B
Williams left our town for Cincinnati.
Where he has decided to engage in
the Stock Brokerage business. He
will not return except to remove his
family at some time during the au-
tumn. AS an enterprising business
man, and aliberal and u. hit chris
tian gentleman, he has moved forseven
years unimpeached and unimpeaeha-
bic in our community. His transfer
to Cincinnati is positive loss to
Bristol.
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BuntingIs All.Hoaling Ointment

For Piles Old Sores, Ulcers, Sores resulting from
saalds or Burns, Fresh Cuts, sPrains, Bruises &o.
recommend this Ointment especially IN cases OF
pios. believe Il will euro any ease II perseveryd
.in--rry II. Prioo rs ots Sign OF the New Drug
Store.n Address J. BUNTING,
Jau 7-ch Mar, Aft Bristol, Tonn,
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HERRING AND NACKEREL.
FLAyoRING EXTRAOTs.

N ~ ~ BARRELS New Eastern and n, O.,
GEUAt Herring. 400 Barrels and kits Nos
!, 2 and Maekerel. LEB, TAYLOR CO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

Bfr. Nm. F. Moore, late of Bristol,
is now engaged in the Office of the
Americqn Workman. Boston.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

L a0hi@asy'. 'l tpflP 1fih;'i TIUs s''
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

a Potatoc. Rev. d. Suliins of
the High School, has placed upon
our table beautiful specimen Of the
Early Rose Potatoe grown by him
this season. Its LONGITUDINAL and
transverse circumference are respec-
lively 81 and II inches. Who can
surpass it?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03
MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH 0H00L.
BRIsroL. 9ooDsoE Va.

The nsxt Session, OF Five Months, Of thh echoed
for Young Ladies', viii eoIaufones Ola the 2m4
tho following Teachors.
Rev. D. sULLfRs, A. H., Principal.
Mrs. h. l.. CHANcEAULMk, sAssistants IN the
Miss LUCY u. RU0GLEs, Z Literary and Orna-
Miss NJ h. sIPAsON, mental Depart ments
MIS-. 0IksLRR, dormorly Miss l.. PAYNE,1 Teaches
Of Munic--lnstrumontal aud Vocal
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

The Pic Mic Has been postpone d
until the LIST of July.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

A agents for tho manufacturers wo Offer 10 the
trade NJ Northern wholesale prioes
Vanilla, emonl strawberry,
Raspberry, Pine Apple, Roso,
Orange, Peach Dittor Amend
jamaica Ginger, 6e., a., all warraated pure and Of
best quality LIE, TAlLOR& co.
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BRISTOL PRICES CURatEl.
CORRECTED KAGULARil BY I'D
r. A. AYERS & CO.,
oNr DOR H4sr cV rus SEws oSFfo,
KANEs' BLOCK, RnmroL, Trxs.

We note this week very decided improve.
mcnts IN tho interest Of our patiuns. Many
leading articles Of co.lsumption are lover,
ami produce commando, In several instanaee,
advanced rates. Corn, Oats anil Dacon are
brisk and In demand q, our quotations.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03
ELECTION RETURNS.

The following is list of officers
elected on Thursday of last week in
the GoodsOn and Undertook Town
ships;.
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g. III. G1A'E R'OM 81 co.


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BRISTOL FEMALE INSTITUTE.

.. The h. next SESSION Of N. l..ss.s. wni begun
i, 4, l.; ,I pay o. September. ssso.
FACULTY.:
W. :. MoRRISSKrT. Graduate W.
NIL. Inst, and A. n. graduate wik
liam and Mary College, Fff~o<psI
Bid. J. J. KIN0AEoE, Moral ssissss cd
History.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. ENsOR Teacher Of Musio.
Miss JENNIE LATHAM, Assistant-
Mrs. NJ. y. KIEeAEeSs, ass.ros sAd A.
sistaut
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DESERT AND TABLE FORKS,
- triple plated ON best Nickel silver
at CALDWELL'S.
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TERMS;

Theso epnrEos include tuition ia FrenoA. u.ntip
Groeki tho Mental, Moral and PhysigAl Sciences
English Lang and Litorsfais, Atatory liafhe-
aiaties, and All the Elementary Ens iish studies.
Students charged froin dates Of entrance 10 the
close Of tho Half Session. except Ia case OF pro-
traeted sickness. For Catalogue and further infor>
matiou apply to W, J. A0KRIBKTT,
dec lon Principal, BRISTOL, Tsna.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

GALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
~ selves at the New Jewelry Store,
1919 Main Street,
aprl-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

TABLE AND TEA SPOONS,
Il triple plated on best Nickel silver,
at CALDWELL'S.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
N Ladies' Gold Watches, enameled
and engraved cases, from $50 to $40
each, ut CALDWELL'S.
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l. Y NJ 9 FL Blu r. q
Prices Current.
CORRECTED BIT
LEE, TAYLOR, & Co,
GHooERs, COxHiss,oS MRKouArrs Asp Pho
Duox BRoKERs.
No. II Dri lge Street, Lyneburs, Va.


LfeHAuha, Va, June srd, 1870
m SOME changes to-day to which No ask attention
sn ,-ss aetive uOdor hoavy receipts and dOclina
~ ane AIT Coru, Rye, uats and wheat steady
s NV ~ HAdss Hour scarce aad ac,its Rxtras AMI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03

CAKE, FRUIT, AND BERRY
~ Baskets, triple plated on best
Nickel silver, at
CALDWELL'S.
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Bristol, Tenu., May 20 ls7O.-'f.

T ARGE LOT OF SILVER AND
IL Gold plated ware, at
CALDWELL'S.
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MackT, bbis2e@sl
Do, No 2, elt
DO s 1l3@lSl
Kits, No ], now, 8 OK
Herrings, gib'd ,e6@1
Do, N G Roo 1o@ll
Cod ,4lO0ibs 53@6 OF
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NORFOLK
PRICES CURRENT.

ConnscrED ur wnlcnr, LIS 3 Co. :
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
CANADA.

The Crops-A Poor Harvcst-Thc State q
Commerce In Canada.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
A WUHiN'S FATAL JsMP.
End of the sheridan Caxe-Sucide in Frenzy
by Jumping from a Window.

End of the sheridan Case-Suicide in Frenzy
by Jumping from a Window.
The doubt and uncertainty heretofore existing In
the case of Mrs Mary Sheridan, whose recent death
at 35 West hirtyiti street has been fully reported
in the HERALD was cleared up yesterday during
the investigation before Coroner Rollins at his Office
in the CITY Han. II at first reported that Mrs.
Sheridan jumped from window of the house III
which she died, but it appears that 1t occurred
at her residence 40 East Houston street. and that
no one was III the room with her at the time she
Jumped out.
Officer Bernard Mohr, Of the Seventeenth precinct
testified that Oh the sth inst while duty In East
Houston street, he was requested by Sheridan to
come into his room anu quell disturbance his wire
had been making: deceased was then partially under
the innuence Of hquof. OiEcer Mohr told deceased
her away. While she went into the room to get her
hat The witness and Sheridan srood talking on this
landing outside the door; deceased after few mo-
men,s Went 10 the window and jumped out, when
Sheridan crled ont, There she goes out of
lie window" when oticer. Mohr ran to
save her, but was too late. The witness
came down stairs and found deceased lying on the
sidewalk no one was in the room with deceased at
the time She jumped out.
Annie Herm0n corrOborated the officers testi-
mOny III every important particular. Dr. Bradford,
WHO attended deceased, deponed that Mrs. Sheri-
dan died from perforatt0n OF the bowels consequent
upon pertonitis and the internal Injuries she re.
ceved. Such was the verdict Of the Jury, and thus
ends the case which, owing to false rulor ut FIRST
has occupled too much public attention
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
ENGLAND.

The Defences of Great Brifuiu-New Tor
pcdoes-Thc FortiAcatious-NnvnI Orders
and Countcrmands-Three New Iron-Clads
CommissiOned-R Reinforcement for the lIedi-
terranean.-The Commnndcr-in-Chiefo OF the
ChnnEei Squadron-Ready for Sea.
LONDON Oct 8, 1870.
Some interesting experiments are going ON while
fwrite at Sheerness with torpedoes On this occa-
sion the trials are being made just opposite the
Queens dockyard; SO 1t Is very evident that the
government have at last arrived at the conclusion
that the peculiar features OF this novel instrument OF
warfare are not solely known to them, but to many
Of the outside world. The results OF these expert
ment5 hope TO be able 10 make known In my next
letter.
COAL FOR WAR SHIPS.
Economy Is now all the rage, ana perhaps In no
single instance Is II more strictly adhered to than in
the expenditure Of coal for our ships OF war;
Whether poor Captain Burgoyne was actuated
with q strong desire To conform to the stringent
order issued by the Lords OF the Admiralty to the
effect that coal for steaming purposes not to be
used except in the most urgent case, cannot say.
5uilce it that the Inflated ship had not her steam
up, and am not single In my opinion when say
that f she had, the captains number would still
make one on the British Navy List. However, the
saving In the consumption OF fuel as a matter
which is attracting much attention now at White
hall and among the engineer officers OF the navy.
On Wednesday last one of our new corvettes was
taken to the Maplew Sands and put through variety
Of experiments, one ofw which was the commencement
of series ordered by the Admiralty TO be made
TO ascertain the advantages OF "reheater,n with
which the vessel Is fitted. She also has a
pair OF compound engines. The reheater is one OF
Cowper's. The trial on wednesday last was at an
Approximate speed Of eight knots, which will be
the average carried out through all toe trials. II is
generally considered that great saving in fuel will
be made. and the results are looked forward to with
some little interest by engineers Two more trials
are ordered to bc made. to test the advantages OF
the s'reheater and ascertain whether the saving OF
fuel already attained Is due or to the compound
htgn and low pressure cylinders, or the whole COM
bined.
FORTTF1cATToNs.
Wnen hear such boastings as that our forts and
gorlHcatOns around our coasts &c. are all perfect
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

The writer asserts that cretinsm Is due to the
presence OF dolomite In the water, and that this
mineral has been found In large QUANTITY In the
water Of the worst districts. Also that while the
mineirOs used the salt from the San Francisco ga
lnes which contains iodine ana bromine, they were
free entirely from the disease but that with the use
of imported salt. which he says contains dOlOmite
the disease appeared. and continues to spread rar
pidy.
Tie Census bill has passed the Chamber OF Depu-
ties to establish decennla censuses OF the whole
empire but about two years will be required before
the complete results Of the first will be known The
bill also takes the registration Of births, deaths aud
marriages from the priests, ana gives IT TO civil
Oilcers as the clerical registers were very badly
sons born. married or deceased within the pale OF
the Church,
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

lnd ready for anything which may befall US az ma
Non wonder al the tementy OF our legislators, who
Eu their constituents and assure them In after dn.
her speeches that we are ready for any emergency.
AT this season OF the year, while Parliament is not
members. and Ieei confounded that such details
should be SO eagerly swallowed by the
% anS Of ss a.
the fortincatlons within the past two months, and
my eyes very much deceive me II the guns are
mounted. Moreover. can assure you that the guns
have not been supplied to the new forts and all
hear is correct very much question whether they
'eading journa OF this country that sthe forfnca-
tons throughout England are mostly completed and
armed.n The former am willing to admit but the
latter Is . deIuson. In none OF the forts forming
the modern f0rtihcatlOns uf Portsmouth, Plymouth
THE FLYING SQUADRON.
the contemplated lying squadron hear now Is
some four months ships have been pushed forward
and kept IN the first division Of the. steam
or on she the mao
guard ships at the several ports ready be told or
to the ships on their being commissioned and at the
minds and abandon the idea OF forming second
d, ing squadron. Probably they may next week alter
i understand that Admiral Beauchamp Seymour,
who was TO have had command OF the SQUADRON. and
VINO Vas OF tS &c 70 Shs
about it. The very fact OF ali the ships being named
for the service his nagsnip the Narcssus selected,
been ready since the 18th OF last month, at once
shows the glorious state of anarchy and uncertainty
which reigns at Whitehall. Some OF the crew for
the ships saw on my recent visit to Plymouth and
without exception they were splendid and remark
ably fine set OF men; they have now been drafted
into the two new arm0r class. the Audaclous and
Vanguard, which have been commissioned during
the present week. The Invlnclble another iron
Clad in all respects the same as the two i have
mentioned, Is to be commissioned at Devonport next
Wednesday or Thursday and win be detached for
coast guard service according to present arrange.
ments However should not be surprised If one Of
Them Is not ordered to join the Channel squadron
hear that either the Monarch or Hercules is to be
detached from Admiral Wellesleys squadron and
proceed to the Mediterranean.
THE NORTH AMERICAN SQUADRON.
BY this time, no doubt Admiral F. G. Fanshawe
the new Commander-n-Chief OF the squadron in
North America and The West Indies, has arrived at
Halifax, as he left Southampton on ths 23d OF last
month. eight days alter he was appointed to the
command, and Admiral Wellesley, the late COM
mander-in-chief, who is to have command OF the
Channel IS on his way home. as hear that he VIII
hoist his tag on board the Min0taur before the end
OF the present month. Immediately on MS arrival
the Channel squadron will proceed to sea.
THE FIRST LORD.
Mr. Chiders Is Improving in health and returns
to the Admiralty next week should nothing unrore-
seen occur to prevent him.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
Rome as il Was Seen on the Eve Of
the PlebiScitum.
Tho Deitnees Of Great Britain-DeStruetiye
Torpedoss and Huge Iron-CladS.
Democratic Progress i'm
Denmark.
Special Report of Religion in
Jerusalem.

our special writers in Europe and the East supply
the following valuable reports OF Old World affairs
al they presented to the Sth or October.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

may be followed By q similar one by the Grand
Lama OF Thibet.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-10-26
After the Battle.

The glorious triumph of the Republican
party in the recent State Elections is the
more gratifying because, as is said in Ohio,
this is the "of year." ! That State has long
been wont to alternate, like mighty pen.
dulum. between the two great political par
ties. Even 10 1862, in the midst of the war,
the Republicans of Ohio suffered defeat; for
the very COED reason, however, that while
Republicans were in the field fighting for
Liberty and Union, coppelheads stayed at
home to vote for secession and slavery.
. But this year, this glorious year, SO res
plendent has been the career of the Repub-
lie under Gen. Grants administration, that
the usual reaction h2s not taken place.
True we have met with local rcvcrses.
( Trcacherous Democratic judges at Day.
ton, Ohio, the home of Vallandnigham, re.
fused to receive the ballots of four hundred
crippled Union soldiers who reside there
and thus defrauded the people ofthe servi-
ces of that able statesman, Gen. Schenck,
By frauds and intimidation, the Conserva
tive Democracy Heaven knows what that
means lAhave gained a few districts in
Pennsylvania. In Indiana, which was nest
of Copperhcads during the war, they have
carried the State ticket by an Overwhelming
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-10-26
The Nomination..
The nomination is ratified !


From every part of the county, indeed
from assembled Republicans from every part
of the State, comes the voice of approval
of our late action in Convention. The
people are enthusiastic. Anxiety for the
future, chagrin at defeat in the State at
large, jubilance over triumphs elsewhere,
renewed confidence in Republican principles,
horror at Democratic per6dy, are all com
bining to rouse the people to action. They
mean to show that the Republicans of North
Carolina may be cast down, but cannot be
destroyed. Their voice IS, Rejoice not
against me, o mine enemy though fall l
shall arise again pr z
We record, with qualification and pride,
that like unanimity is manifested in
Craven. The people are already agreed, that
their motto shall be Union" Our foes are
baffled. There will be no split in Craven.
From New Hanover all the indications are
equally cheering. New Hanover, the home
of the lamented Galloway, will do honor to
his memory, by the choice of a good man
and true blue Republican. -
There is already shout of triumph in
the camp! The enemy is trembling like old
Belshazzar, for it reads the handwriting on
the wall, and it knows that the hour of its
doom is ut hand! II .g5r es-t- =.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-10-26
y II = u III y TII-I-- !
The Death of Preiudiee,

The Republican party, with a magnah-
unity never before exhibited by any pros.
porous political organization, gave to the
eolored people the right to vote. The act
was surprisingly magnanimous, because they
foresaw that such an act would lose to the
party the ballots of many good Republicans,
. whose prejudices against the colored man
! were stronger, not perhaps than their love Of
liberty, but than their conviction that lib,
erty would be best conserved by restricted
manhood suffrage That prejudice has cost
US many votes in Pennsylvania and Indiana,
and even in Ohio. We are obliged to con-
Tess that it cost many also in North Carolina.
%. This is certain. If the colored- people
show that appreciation of the value of free.
dom and of the ballot which is the only Sc
curity for freedom, which we are sure they
will show,-if they are industrious, enter
prising, thrifty, patriotic, law-abiding, prtl-
dent, as the Republican party has guaranteed
they will be, the Republican vote in these
efees;e.. :. -ee.s>s ste -l---set-. HA-e.ca-si,.
the current rises. Henecforth the river
sweeps with full banks forever, reaching its
arms as the Mississippi does, toward every
quarter Of the Republic, ,gladdening every
home which it kisses and every sky whence
its sprays are gathered. No less will it wash
into the gulf every trace of that mass Of fes-
tering rottenness, the Democratic party. d