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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22
Tho Prnssinn Commnn6crs,

Excepting the brief revolutionary
struggles of lS4S, the first Schleswjg
Holstein war of the same year, the
,acond war of 1864, and the brief but
decisive struggle with Austria in 1866
pruss,a has been engaged in no armed
conflicts siG.c the downfall of the first
NAPOLEON. As 4, consequence of this
long interval of peace Ne present Prus-
sian generals have not malis rs great
military reputation us their French
op, OHcn's. Nevertheless, during the
war with Austria they displayed con-
siderable skill, their manuuVres and
combinations Icing carried out with
coml l"tc success,
The leading mind In the Prussian
army Is said To ho General Count Won
Moltkc. lie saw active field service
with the Turkish army IN 1889, where
he obtained great experience. I'm 1858
lie was appointed Chief of stan Of the
RUSSIAN army, and To him Is aiirlbu-
ted the plan of campaign against Aus
tria In 1866. For this he had been
m liking preparations years before, and
after the declaration of war he directed
the compaign with, as already stated,
signal success.
OF the other Prussian commanders
the Prince Royal, Frederick William
and his brother, Prince Frederick
Charles, commanded the two principal
armies during the war, and won repu-
tations by the celebrity of their move
mente. General Steinmetz also dil
| tinguished himself. None of the Others
We're conspicuous, although Generals
! Mantotiel, Marstein and one or two
Others are regarded as officers of ability.
General d'Alransleben IL am officer OF
skill also, IL IL impossible, however,
TO place these generals In any order OF
merit, because they have, thus far,
done nothing to indicate their n. ilitary
ability beyond the prompt carrying
out OF the orders of General MoltlNe,
who Is undoubtedly tho ablest com.
mnnder In the Prussian army.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22
Strength OF European Armies.

In view of the dispatches from Eu-
rope, it is interesting TO know what
military force the nations concerned
can put in the field. Franco has 414,-
632 soldiers on the peace footing, and
6i7. 271 in the field, a total of nearly L.
100000. OF these $40, 900 men are ready
to march on the tap of the drum.
Austria has 27S, 40 men on the peace
establishment, S3S, 700 of II war strength
or 100000 fully prepared to move.
Could the South German Confcdera-
ton, or group of Statas, be secured on
the same side, they have 66,54O men
on the peace list or IS4, 408 on the war
footing, with l07, 900 of these prepared
for instant service. Such n coalition
would give France the control of IT.
900 fighting men ut once, with re-
serve of sos, l03 trained soldiers.
On the other hand, Prussia has 72G,-
600 men on the peace, or PCS, 900 on
the war footing, with 800, 000now ready
for operations on her western from
tier. North Germany, going with
Prussia, has 3l4, 526 on the peace, sci :
903 on the field, 944 ,35l on the war foot
ing OF which SAG, 800 are instantly
available. This would place at Prus-
sian disposal $4,000 men for the first
moment aud 2,36l,321 in rescve. Thus
she would have instantly $1,000 men
more, and, hereafter, 23l, S8j less than
the French alliance. Should she be
able to manage Southern Germany for
her cause, she would have 1853, 900
men, or 176,00 more than France, to
move at once, or quite enough to cope
with hnr and Austria together, for the
time being, with all the advantages OF
| la, e,
! would leave Prussia still n reserve of l :
/ Al ,727 men, or only Isl 1910 less than
/ that of France and Austria coalesced,
n difference swamped to the extent of
nearly $4,000 men by her superiority
of immediate force.
I Italy, out of n force of 376,721 on a
/ wor footing, with 49, 600 of a reserve,
or 5T3, l2l in all, could spare possibly
| 200, 900 men to operate on the French
/ frontier, or hold a hostile foe in check.
! The direct and open participation OF
Russia is hardly to be expected unless
| circumstances should force her into
the melee. In thst case she could
/ dispose of about go, 800 men from
about 700,0 composing her army in
Europe, including the Cossacks. She
could take no other course by family
alliance, position, and the recollection
OF Crimean wounds than to aid Prus'
sia. Sweden and Denmark would, II
they dared to move Mt all, have to 60
in the same direction. with about 80,
900 iGen. Thus Italy, Car, and Scandi.
navia would bring King William 800.
900 men, force that with Saulh Ger.
man aid, would place him 1870, daOahead
of France allowing England, Belgium
Holland, and Switzerland TO remain
neutral.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

HAIR NlGCR.--ln common with many 9th
ers we have felt lively interest in the in
ycstigations which DIR. Aver has leen max
ing TO discover the causes of failure of the
hair, and to provide remedy. His research
es are said to have been much more borough
and exhaustive than any ever before made.
The result is now before us under the name
of Ayers HAIR WIGoR. We have given it
trial, and with full satisfaction. 1t equals
our most favorable anticipations. Our grey
hairs have disappeared, or resumed their
original colori and visible crop of crop oil
soft silkcn hair has started on part of the
scalp which was entirely bald Democrat,
Abingdon, "a. I'm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

WE have no recollection of any
Convention that nominated six men
ON its first ballot, as did the Judicial
Convention that assembled at Nash
vile. 1t shows a singular unanimity
throughout the State.
The first ballotat : o'clock, P. m.
resulted in the election of:
For the Eastern Division-Ilon. I.
A. II. Nelson and Jas. W. Deaderick
For the Middle Diyision--Hon. A.
o. p. Nicholson, Co! Pete Tumey
For the Western Diyision-lIon.
Thos. j. Freeman, lion. j. l.. SAeed
A resolution to organize the Dem
oeratic party was laid on the table.
The convention was harmonious
and the session spirited and interest
ing. The bost talent of the State
was represented.
There were llS votes cast. Nelson
received 40S and Deadorick 32s,
Keep the names before the people,
and work for the success of the tick.
ct. Bat it is of infinite more impor-
lance to ste ,l;t Mclarla nd, Reey,
and Haynes are supported. Oar major
ity is small and owenemics have beer
at work. They have been particular
ly busy against Col. Reeve, charging
him with being Catholic, which il
False. lie is nice gentleman o
fine legal attainment, and q membe
OF the Episcopal Church. Let on
friends work, the success of the tickle
may depend on few votes. Brin,
out your neighbor and vote
Bring ont your son and vote!
Bring out your brother and vote
Bring out the people and vote
Get your wives aud daughters /
help you urge their friends to com
out. The election must be won, W
can't afford to lose II,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22
In Chansar, at Blouniyrle.

Joseph w. Owen, eX'r of Samuel f.
Goodson, deed w. William II. Moon,
NJ. l.. Blackley, trustee, ct nj.
1t appearing TO the Clerk and Mas
ter, from the allegations in complain
ants Bill, that defendants William f.
Moon, o. Il. Stair, John +. Stair, and
William y. Williams, are non-rcsi-
dents o. ,ht State of Tennessee. 1t Is
therefore ordercu ,het publication be
made for fom successive weeks IN the
Bristol Nous, a paper published in
Bristol, Sullivan so, Tenn, notifying
said defendants 20 appear ut the Court
House in BlOuntvillc, Tenn, on the
third Monday in NONombeI next (lS10)
at n Chaneery Court there and then be
held for Sullivan county, I'm the LIST
Chancery district I'm the State OF Ton
nessc, and plead, answer, or dcmur TO
complainant hill, or the same will he
taken as confessed, and set for hearing
exparte. n, j. PHILLIPS,
July o, 1870. II. Clerk * Master.
July l5-w4.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

The amount of attention bestowed
upon the Human Hair Is something
marvellous to contemplate. Poets have
made 1t the burden of many II sweet
refrain, and blooming maidens OF
anxious thoughts and sleepless
nights. At last, however, the ques-
ton how TO obtain, and once obtain
ed how to retain beautiful head OF
LuXuriant and Glossy Hair, has been
set at rest by the general use of BAR
RETr's VEGETABLE HAIR REsTORA-
TIVE" This admirable preparation
ovcrtops everything in the line of
HAIR RESTORErS and RENEW
Frs.
No stronger evidence need be offered
to satisfy the public that this article is
superior % all others, than the fact
that in 1866, ii received the HIGHEST
PREMIUM and UNLY AWARD ever
made TO any HAIR PREPARATION.
We learn that tho proprietors 1cdr-
rant cro,y botHc to do all they claim
for 1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

woNAX's BEST FRIESB.-To relieve the
aching heart Of woman and TO bring JOY
where sorrow reigncd supreme, is a mission
before which the smile Of kings dwindle In
to utter insignifcance. To do this is the pc
culiar province Of DR.. j. Dradfeld's Female
Regulator; which, from the nunberless
cures it has accomplished, is appropriately
styled Woman's Best Friend. The distress
ing complaint known as whites" and the
the various irregularities of the womb, to
which woman is subject, disappear like mag
ic before single bottle Of this wonderful
compound. 1t is prepared by L. II. Bradfield,
Druggist, ATLANTA, Ga, and sold at Sl.j0 per
Bottle by respectable Drugmen everywhere.
Physicians prescribe it. Its action is prompt
and decisive. I'M,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

There nre thousands of persons who let II
diarrhna run on them, when bottle n Ros-
enheim's Stomach Bittor's--the Great Wcs-
tern Remedy would cure them. They are
pleasant to take and act Mt once, and permit
you to 60 about your business at once, and
do you no harm. Sec advertisement. In.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22
NOTICE.

u ERsONs are hereby warned against buryin
4 their dead ON that part 81 my land known as u Q
old King burial ground. The present giowth Of th
town Ia that direction l. such as 10 rcndt
tho removal of thnsO bodies which have already
been buried there, and the propricy Of this MOI ice
must DO apparent 10 every one. viii he compelled
10 rea AID any further trespass Of this Kind A.
proper To- action at law and will at onte lake
steps accord ugly,
April % '7o-ta JNo O. KING.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

REAPING NATrRE's Harvest. -lluhdreds
Of men aud boys are now oml loyed by the
association of New York capitalists known
as the Sea Moss Farine Co., in rcaping from
tile rocks on the Irish coast the edible mnr-
ine ltnchcn which, as prepared under the
name of RAND's SRA Moss FARINE, has nj
ready become one Of the important manufac-
ured staples of the American produce mar
kct. The patent for this cheap and delicious
food element is scarcely year old, ret its
general store, aud every respectable drug
gist establishment Ia the country finds II nee .
essary to keepa sudply of the article. House
keepers declare that the quantity Of exquisite
ousterd, blanc mango, light pudding, ertan,
jelly, Sc, producible FROM the Farine ex-
ceeds by oRe-half that attainable from any
other gelatinous agent used In cookery. The
central depot is at So Park Place New forl'.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

NORTH CAROLINA kirk thinks
Haleas Corpus played out, and re-
fuses to deliver to the officers a num-
Der of prominent citizens arrested
without warrant. Kirk needs recon-
ructing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22
The UnWritton Word

By DAytEL MARCH,, author Of the popular "NigLi
L." This master IN thongnt and language
shows NJ uutoj riches mud beauties IN the Great
House, with It's blooming flowers, singing birds,
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laundering voices, Blazit heavens and vast uni
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md reads to ms IN each tho Uuwritten Word Rose.
liued paper or'Hita 'nprtviugs aul superb bind
ing Send for circular in which H. fuli nrscrip
lion and universal cummrnbatiVn~ by the press.
ministers and college prof ssnr, in the strongest
pnssil,lc language. zglTLER, McCURDT CO.
l30 Race ST., Cincinnati, ohio. u.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

The Congressional race before the
Convention seems to be between
IIumes and Terry. If Terry is nom
mated we believe McMullen will beat
him as every friend of the Kentucky
Railroad will go against him. If il
be as we believe Hmes is perhaps
the only man in the district who can
beat the OLD wagner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22
SE==-s-...-=-----==zs

a. j. FLETCHER, late Secretary OF
State for Tennessee. died at his resi-
dcncc, near Cleveland, on Saturday
lie was borr in Carter county in 1918.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

A New disease has appeared among
the cattle about Knoxville. The
Chronicle says the head swolls very
much and it is supposed to hayo been
introduced by Texas cattle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

The dogma of iufallibility has been
adopted by the Council Of the Vati.
can by vote of $50 yeas to 50 nays
and &C conditional.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

Knoxville is preparing for a conf
mcrcial convention on the 10th day
Of August.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22
DIRECTIONS.

g ..-~--s 5a.Ae aG 14iOuntyiIic, Tenn.
~ pursuance Of o dccrco Of the Chancory Court
at Blountville, sullivan county. Tennessee, pro-
nouuced ~ its May term. 1870, in the Of j Il.
Anderson ", J. -. Rhea and .ihdn p. King; and
John =. King ". James ID. Rhea and othcrsS
BILL ASD Cross BILL,
win sell, on Thursday, tho 3oth day NJ June
10, - Tho dlor of tho conr House. in the town 81
BioumV lie, tho tract OF iand mentioned n de-
srrihcd iu the pieali ~ lying the North side OF
ilnitton River ~ ar The t1w OF Union, the road
loading from Union - klountvill', uijoini, & tine
lands of Jai. d. Hho1, And rsun trnmicy, Nm
aux and Others containing about 10 acres, briHg
tract OF land sold by said j. 4. King said I.
D. EhcH.
credit Of six % ard twelve t2) mouths viii
he sivon bond and goud security required ~ the
pntchiscf. aud lien retained Tor the puicnus
money, AMI sold without the right of rcdrinption
May 20. lS7i. WILLIAM MuLLENNIN.
iute 3-4t-E. Clerk ard Ma~i 7.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

JETER PuILLIPs is to be hanged
to-day. The day for respites has
passed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22
KING COLLGE,
DIR. II, IA COBB,
A native Nirginian, given mp to be the

NN.atIN u Nl'ssI.Nl- asHNtWH
in the WHOLE WORLD, who has cured thou
sands, and the same man wLo had his SalyC
patented on the 10Th dny o February, 1870,
has located at Bristol, Tenn, whore he
is prepared to board all patients who may
desire his professional services.
lie desires to make special appeal to all
who are afflicted with Cancers, and asks a
fair nnd impartial trial. Satisfaction guar
anteed in every instance.
July 22-lm DR.. Z. A. COBB.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

TIE Cubsn cause will probably
rise in the scale as Spain will need
all her troops at home.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

Use Magnetic Equine Remedies.
Equine Powders work eiieetual.
Horse owners use Equine Powders.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

0nr BARRELS Assorted Refined and Brown
49, Sugars LIE TAYLOR,
aaT lsh LNiehbdTg, Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

SENATOR Norton of Minnesota is
dead.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

Equine Ointment best for Horses aud Cut
tie.
Use Equine Powders.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes OF q Laxative
Medicine.

Meuctne.
n Perhaps no one medI-
~ cine Is so universally rcs
~ quired by everybody nS
III cathartic, nor was ever
C-z-7---z<.lE any before so UNIVERSAL
1900 y adopted Into use, In
w. ;:: ;:: 4:
Ssasrr-.ss.tI son II, that II Is more re.
Sts5i1k - IL ssssss. liable aud Gtr more cfec.
So other Those who hayo
tried H. know that 1t cured them; those who hayo
not know that IL cures their neighbors and friends
and all know that what it does once 1t does always
that 1t never nls through any fault or neglected.
its composition. We have thousands upon thot-
sands OF certificates Of their remarkable cures OF tho
following complaints, but such cures are known In
every noighborhoOd, and We need not publ sh thom
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions In all climates;
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
lhem pleasant TO take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise ironl their use In any quantity.
IhSy operate by their powerful influence on tho
internal viscera TO purify the blood and stimulate it
INTO healthy action remove the distractions OF tho
stomach, bowels, liyor, and other organs of tho
body, restoring their irregular action 10 health and
by correcting wherever they exist such derange.
Minute directions arc given In the wrapper on
he box, for the following complaints, which these
For kSyaaapsi.s or Indigestion, L;stEess.
ness, hnnguOr and Loss OF Appetite, thew
should pc taken moderately to stimulate the stoni-
For liver Complaint and It's various symp.
toms, miiiOus 10 eaiiach he, sick AaensIac hs.
yamndice or Green Sickness, EsiIious
collie and Bilious Eeyers, they should be iu-
dcousy taken for each ease 10 correct the diseased
action or remove the distinctions which cause it,
FOR Dyscntery or lbiarrhuea, but ono mild
uose IS generally required.
for haheuI-lattsUE, GaOuf, q raVeH. HsnInf.
tatioa OF the Heart, Pain ina the side
ltack ana LOins, they should be Continuously
taken, as required TO change tho diseased action ~
ne system With such change those Complaints
disappear.
For prPPsy and DrOpsicaI sweIIsnes they
slonin ne Iakeh IN large and frequent doses 10 pro.
uuee we eneot OF drastic purge,
fof suppression a large dose should he taken
IN u piouliccs the desired effect BY sVmnathv
Is DtAhef IiU. take one or two IifIIs 10 uro.
N'ote ulgestsoh and roloYo the stomach.
i ~ oceasloiial dose stimulates the stomach and
Snhtls INTO healthy action, restores the appetito
49,, hfsoiates the system. Hence II Is Ofen nj.
n nnllSeous whore no serious tiaran cement exists
S1 VINO iesls tolerably WELL Oilen nnds That dose
Ii o.S us makes him feel decidedly hotter nom
S s,r cleansing and renovating eject on The dges.
DR. H. @. AVER a CO.. I'ractieai ohsnt.,..
LOWELL. MASS, U. y. A.
Fo. s 10 q Bristol by
DR. D. ]. NOR,
nd y all iDstsu sgflu Bristol and elsewhere
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-22

Perhaps no one metl-
cine Is so universally rcs
quired by everybody a5
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient purgative
TiU. Tho Obvious rca-
son u, that Il Is Il more re.
liable aud Gr more cnlec-
t,lal remedy than any
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26

Acrton Co II by Concv MFh.-..n eses by cbhsty and
Holmes Co abr p Kensns, and by H. Weethomer.
NJ. ~ th Ae,on cattle slaughter before selling
out o. the drove u ewt, Role
s Tor himself 10 common Virgins cattle bl cvt At l2lc
opey NcPnersnn their 1856 Illinois good
cst sveree Al ~ l03 Mssur s;eer for Holmes Co, ori-
nsry s, c al iaJic and 81 Virginia slse for Chrstv, o
then se cwt cattle l5d io and u Of 81 dk 3dllc
~ ~ cs', All 81 Ilno for p Kemsns "a cw Al 3le
i one hunedths cattle owned Is by r.
a. Nv r. O. Eastman, by s. Sehusief and Dalton
and g. II. Lane.
mon 3 cnt nt ilc and l44 good, "a cwt. at l3dlGc
S,e soll III as rough Illinois s,,e ers Al lO012c n,
T. c Eastman ont 20 Illinois cattle scani Gi cwt l2GlJ
NJ Dalton obsued 2ic for bis OF CT Illinois steer
The question Of ircg beng and there prospect
tAs win he materially sdvance early
SHEEP LANn'ArIvals today Communipsv.
WcehaWkeu, and Al FoTyeghihst completing i75 the
The tone Of tie market nearly ell
stock j. selling very few lambs being Al Commu-
J. Pock s1 2l' OHIO sh % b at Sc! go Illinois at
sheep a n. st 4ic
AtForiy ghbt Kirby sold Michigan sheep II H. ic;
80 n. al abc
Hume lot oi ~ Canada sheep 13 n sic 100 Of
~ &c 81 sfte lambs II ~ AZ 7c and 81 Canada ~ h az &c
n, 81 &c
Joit D'kngham so % State sheep wehauken % ., at Sc
h9Gs Ee-ep,l cars Of Forehst AZ Communraw, sui at
NehaNken or Z9I head completing o. III for the Live
quoe a. 7ic with dressed DC Uttered here
aAl % III. for country hogs and light pg$
New-York tribune., 1870-11-26
FAMILY MARKETS.

Fytr Nov OF ug ve-t favor a. poultry for
i- lio-ay The suppl 40 tlnlalt that though iee
price, tempting the
l. I'd r c Of seeing uucl m with
smooth n. they still selling qu freely but dealers would be-
I'll ttru % Approx mating VHre
ns.t noglirr b. u time The lI.ccs
ere re- nc per below e rates " iaH years hoiiay for
s m sum are d0ahtess thankful F0sls chickens rruye
lZ gtess about the sSmeoae tne selling
er. su 81 will in supply, prairie ehcseas
t-r ta.r. csusss backs r50 - 81 saddles
.ClLc ysf b slosers ami ness, 5alJc baO
fg, snl ar ssiug l5dlDc per u.
90 TO- regetsbe line 81 sould potatoes working the hest
r.. LoSt seI e. ( 81 per lgl. spIolis
-~ SsQ0c per quart Crey D. plenty and re,as a. l8al0
s-f A. fui SIMPLY gut and selling racu
~ t Dc arc.s4 tosar8 yhL A. general hnd qasri-rs
no fotfs pef F4i quarters lac higher
. sd NJ nee fef l1a IL H. PORK iOutr b. th,
.hoi- bss = als a. he iO1utT prots
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