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hut us God who hash Geseft,as
He eau oil Gitp sorrows he5li
The friends Of tho family are relnesssd to at.
tend the funeral THIS Saturday EVENING ht 3
O'Clock from the Episcopal church In Manchester.
On the 9th Of May, ct the residence Of her
brother, DR.. j. q. Lataue, In Essex county, after
q long and protracted illness, ANN ". LATANE,
wife of e. A. j. Clopton, Esq.
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nRY d DODss
:,,Hn POPULAR DRY aoc IDS STORE

u,HE POPULAR DRY, aoc IDS STORE
OF BROAD STREET, Eo. ea7.
H1RsH q GuseEN. EEIMER
are making daily additions to tsseir stock at the
LOWEST PRICES, such as win compare favor.
ably with any ones in the city.
DRESS GOODS, such as Iapanese po,plins, silsq,
Embroidered Grenadines. Lawns, Piques,
Csmbrics, Alpacas, Poplins. Bareges, &c.
WHITE GOODS, such as Linens for Shifting,
PIllow.Cases, Shectipg, TableALinen, Nap
kins, Russia Diaper, Linen for boys and
mems wear; Plain. Striped, aud Plaid Or
CANDIES, Swiss, Nalnsook, and Cambrlcs.
NOTIONS, such as Corsets, Handxerchiefs-
Ribbons, Parasols, Embroideries, Hosiery !
for ladies, men, and Children =
and everything else usually kept in frst-caass
dry goods house.
HIRsH GUGGENHEIMER,
81 Broad street.
J! e E d KHAs! Statesmen. uu,,
F. p. GRETTER,) my1
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

D1sABILITIEs.-In the United States Sc
nate, Thursday, Mr.. Johnston presented
the petitions of Valentine Hylton, of Pat
rick; Thomas Trice, of Middlesex; Clai-
borne Akers, Of Patrick; William Ortiz,
OF Patrick; II. g.. Richardson. Of Char.
!Stss lawson, JEFFERSON Laws
son, Of Patrick, J. T. HoekiuS, Of Essex
Campbell u, St. John, OF Smyth Joseph
Edwards, of Patrick; Charles D. Vest, of
Floyd; Henry B. st. Myth, Of Notteway
John Shelor, Of Patrick; B. K. Battaile, OF
Westmoreland; DR.. Samuel @. Smith, Of
Lunenburg John 7. Lynn, OF Loudoun {;
e. j. 81. Redd, of Accomac r. H. Baker,
of Nansemond William A. Webb, OF
Goochland Richmond Robinson and
others, of Essex, in behalf of A. G. D. Roy,
praying the removal Of political disabilities.
Mr.. Boreman presented the petitions of
James q. Ballard and William II. Garland,
Of Albemarle county, Va, praying the re-
mogal Of their political disabilities.
All of which were referred to the Select
Committee on the Removal of Political
Disabilities.
The BREWERS AND THE REvENUE.-A dele
CATION of brewers from Pittsburg was be-
fore the Revenue Department to-day seek
ing to be relieved from some provision of
law CnaC tneV claim TO De pTeJuulclal TO tnelr
interests. The law requires that fermented
liquors shall first be put into barrels having
only one tap or spigot hole. Many brew
ers, in ignorance of this requirement, have
put up large quantities Of stock ale in
barrels having two taps. TO draw it into
other barrels, they claim, will destroy the
value of the ale, and il they put it on the
market in the barrels with two taps they
will incur the penalties Of the law. The
subject Is held for consideration until the
return of Commissioner Delano. Deputy
Commissioner Gayen has informed the
question as to whether weiss beer is fer.
mented liquor or not to settlement now he
win decide the case against them. They
have, therefore, concluded to await the de-
vslopment Of the investigation now being
made by the Department. = Washington
telegram Baltimore, Sun. .s
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
MILLINERY.


MI lILINERY.-We are now open ~sM
W. Ing new andm0 desirable stock ofSAa)
MiLLiNERY, consisting OF GRAPES, ~
FLOWERS, STRAW GOODS, &C.
Our assortment IL large and varied, and con-
tains all that Is novel and choIce In the market.
We are confident that VIC can now show the
cheapest and bcst-selcctcd stock In the city.
We respectfully solicit call. All ordcrs
promptly attended to.
n. WALTON & Co..,
400 Broad street, corner of Fourth.
ap H--eodlm
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

NJ a-uopsr POWER PORTABLE
N ETMEAnHENGiNE and BOILER,
sErGGNn-THNn ia-HORSE POWER EN-.
GIVE and BOILER, warranted IN pcs'
,a.H0RsE POWER FLUE-BoILER,
/ 3o.INCH ALDEN FAN-BLOWER.,
WOODWORKING LATHE: comP.e.e
lFAY WOOD CIRCULAK-aAW bENCn'
ECCENTRIC IRON BENCH,
A large lot OF SKATING,
A number Of assorted size PULLEY5,
BLACKSM1THS' BELLOWS.
All OF the above viii be sold low. Applyto
sLOAT a ADDINGTON,
IAN and 1424 Cary street.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth atreets'
nv l4-eod8t
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ALLAN & JOHNSON'S CATALOGUE
N FOR 1870 now ready, and will be mailed free
to any address. Our stock embraces everything
found In q FIRST-CLASS SEED STORE.
GARDEN SEED,
FIELD SEED,
FLOWER SEED,
CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
HERDS GRASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
BLUE GRASS,
SEED POTATOES, &c.
Orders exeeazHDksE accuracy and dispatch
A' '|''' y ' ALLAN q JOHNSON,
1909 Main stEast,
Poss-ofice box "a. isj
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TOHN KELLY, Twentieth street between
y Main and Cary, offers for sale large num-
Der Of one, two and four-borse WAGONS. Also,
a first class OPEN BAROUCHE, newly fitted up.
Can be seen ut the establishment of j.. NJ. ROWE,
Eighteenth street between Main and Franklin.
Any of the above articles will be sold on long
and easy terms. [my 3-1m] JOHN KELLY.
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TOR SALE, the fast PAGER FANNY Or
Planet now in train at ?. G. We,cott's stables,
and bids fair to be very fast trotter. Both war
ranted kind In every particular. Fanny Baker
brated race-horse Planet. For further particu-
lars, inquire of Mr.. P. c. WESCOTT.
! Ixrk
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The I'M
II dersigned, administrator of Thomas s. Bald
win, deceased, offers for sale large and newly
selected stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING,
the FIXTURES Of an elegant and comm odious
thereon having about eighteen lonths to run:
The lease Is considered most favorable one, and
the stand Is unsurpassed by any In Richmond.
To parties wishing TO engage in awell-establish-
ed and growing business rare opportunity is
now offered
IMMEDIATE PROPOSALS are solicited, as q
sale will be made at all early day.
TERMS: VIII be made easy to satisfactory
purchaser.
In the mean while the goods will be RETAlLED
AT COST.
JOHN G. sHAFER. Administrator,
nua-o,r Pnst.nfice box 1914.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

WE surrender portion of our space
on our first page to accounts of the
ravages of the Texas Epizooty at Knox
Vile and Mt Lynchburg. II will be
remembered that we warned them
during last winter against allowing
tho Texas Cattle TO Craze at those
points. Our warning was UNDECIDED
and now they have the result. AT this
point the cars were swept out near the
Tennessee Depot and as result the
cattle on the Tennessee side of our
town are dying. Vast numbers of
Ticks were swept from the cars and
there can no longer be any doubt that
the disease is | ropagatedby means of
that class of vermin. We also called
the attention of our delegate to the
Legislature of Va. to the Importance
Of legislative protection, but we have
no such protection yet. We hope the
d ,horities at both of our Depots will
rigidly refuse to allow our locality to
be again infected with this deplorablo
plague.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

THE county of Sullivan Is called
upon to appoint delegates to the State
Convention at Nashville on the 18Th
of September and to the district Con-
vention at Greeneville on the 10th Sep.
This is an important duty which must
be attended TO. The radicals are boast
ing of a union Of their two wings and
ne preparing to unite upon n candi-
date for Governor. Their candidate
can be defeated. Win we do it9
The district election is far more
serious matter. Shall the indolcnt and
somnolent game which we played on
the Attn inst. be repeated2 Alas 1t
Is that many Of our people seem to
have Lost rospec. for the privilege OF
voting since they have obtained IT.
Sullivan1s tho strongest county in the
district. 1t can cast mighty conser-
vative vote, a vote which no candidate
can face and survive. win we do IT,
Let there be good delegation APP
pointed to Grcenoville and let us rally
to the support of the nominee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

II Is the hight OF madness to sup
suppose that the State can be saved to
the Conservative party If tho sth Va.
district be thrown out of the count. To
brow away our organization therein
| 90 lose the district for the State
Dare we do IL? Who Is SO blind "a
not 20 see that the election of Gov.
McMullln ovor Gen. Terry will be
halted as n victory over the party p
We have no mklnd or disrcspecttul
language for Gov. McMullin, but we
can'not permit him or any other man
in the district TO dare us In our organ
lied capacity. II is well known fact
that If the radicals make no nomina-
ton of their own their vote viii be
cast for the eX-Ciovernor and for the
express purpose OF breaking our or
sanitation. Then rally TO the support
of the brave commander of the late
Stonewall Brigade, Gen. Terry |! Raj
~ to the party
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

THERE Is a class of people living In
Washington county, Tenn, who are
not only weary of the law and order
now rclgning there, but are actually
thirsting for the blood of the peaceable
and disarmed people of North Carroll
ma. We are told that n company OF
these characters has actually been
raised there and is now on its way to
Kinks Camp. We could hold on our
thumb nail all the blood they ever
drew prior to the surrender from those
who "wore the gray.n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

gtS50O.00 PRIZE STORY. The Littic
Corporal NJ gdsinc offers this sum for
Il prize story. Tho'c interested can
send twelve cents to the publishers,
Swell q Miller, Chicago, ILL.,, for tho
August number of the Magazine,
which gives all particulars. s
srgspnrzgxzzsszrsra-p sErsrrEzsz
DIED at Jonesboro', Tenn, on Sunday
Of Phthisis Pulmonalis, John losey Mathews
formerly Of Wythe county, Va. and aged 81
years.
DIED in Goodson on Sunday last, Cora Lee
infant daughter Of DR.. John Keys, aged ff-
teen months.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

THE result of the North Carolina
State election is as natural rs 1t is prop
err. The Conservatives have literally
swept the State and will have nearly
n two-thirds majority in both houses
of the assembly, thus securing the next
U. S. Senator. The vllliany of Holden
and the outlawry and expressions of
Kirk were more than even the harden
ed consciences of depraved people
could stand
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

TIE Virginia State Conservative
Committee has issued timely and
well digostcd address to the people OF
the Commonwealth. Itplsads for the
preservation of the existing organi~a-
ton and wisely predicts that tho next
State Campaign will he holly contested
By the radicals. The slightest disaf-
lection IN our ranks would give them
the victory. The committee requests
that in no case shall there be more
than one man run for the same office.
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serious ChRrgc Against Reder-
iclk KnnlI0MN.

WAsIINdroN, Aug. IA letter
from Greeneyille, Tennessee, Just re-
ceivcd here, TO be submitted Ia the
Commissioners of Pensions, states that
Representative II. II. Butler Of that
Congressional District commenced his
pension and bounty spcculatlons in
October, 1867: and among the serious
charges against him Is that he procur-
ed back pay and allowances TO the
amount of 300, hnt gave only $40 To
the widow in whose behalf Il WAS oh
tanned. Further, that he made n hush
ness of having bills passed hy CoE-
gress, the recipients OF the benefits
paying him ono half OF the sum, and
that hc obtained u pension for man
who had served rs n Confederate sol
dior. never having been in the Tn on
army.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

a MorAE shame has been inflicted
upon the first Tennessee district. On
Thursday morning of last week the
Conservative voters therein Mosefrom
their cOuchcs strong enough In NUM-
bcrs TO have elected their whole local
ticket, and simply refused 10 do so.--
The sun of that day went down leaving
the Conservative banner dlshonored
as we'll as defeated -dishoIored and
defeated 10y the inaciion Of tia adher-
cnts For ought weary years, unless
God shall otherwise decree, we are to
lave a radical Chancellor, Judge ant
Attorney Nvnonl. Well be IL 30. For
th's one tlmo ne loaSt the radicals do
serve their success Tor they went tc
the polls like men and fairly won the
day. Now &c; i..i s,.s.s & We arc equal
80 che trsk Of eight years of sublime
designation.
Fol- Chancellor wo have Smith, TO
Circuit Judge ,ii.leawaiers aud for Al
orney Grncf.i Hacker;
a.,s ., h,sfrr D.. hs',s.i voariisr ypHr star,
Few,rIl lrr el f'"'as, 80 y arc
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

THE Conservatives In Tennessee
have carried the Supreme Court. That
body will now stand as follows; L. A..
II. Nelson, James W. Deaderlck, a.
O. p. Nicholson, Peter Turney, J. l..
II. Sneed. and Thos. j. Freeman.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

WE have reliable intelligence from
poltions of Scott county showing a
unanimity of sentiment in favor of
Glen. Terry. 1t is quite certain that
the whole county will go likewise.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE EN-.
PRESS.

PARIS, Aug. Z, 1870.
The Empress has issued the follow
ing proclamation
FiENCHMEN; The opening OF the
war has not been favorable to us. We
have suffered a check. Let us be firm
under this reverse, and lot us hasten to
repair il. Let there he but one party
IN the land, that of France n single
flag, that of national hener. | come
among you faithful TO my mission and
duty. You Will sec me the first In
danger 10 defend the flag of France.
/ allure all good citizens to maintain
order. To agitate would be 10 conspire
with our enemies.
Done Al the Palace o. tho rnloios the 7th day
Of August, 1870, at 10 o'clock a m.
THE EMPRESS REGENT EUGENE.
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WE publish to-day a call on Capt. l..
II. Denney to become candidate for
tho Tenn. Legislature. Mr.. ID. H.
Gross, Of Union, and Mr.. d. f. Bailey,
of Bristol arc already candidates.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

We v -
For Sale by PEPPER BkUs. ana all Drug
gista. .ai. ,-ly.
chnncSry Sale at ElOuntviIIe, Tenn.
~ Pursuance Of decroo Of the Chancery Court
al Blountvilie. Sullivan county, Tennessee, pro-
nonnced at its May term, 1870, IN tho case Of j. H.
Anderson vs., j. ID. Rhea aud .i!!.ci. r. King aud
John 7. King vs.. James d. Rhea and others.
BILLIARD cross FILL
W llsolli on Thursday, the 30th day Of Juno,
1870 At the door Of the Court House, in The Of
bl9nnty lie, ths tract ~ land mentioned Il de-
srrhod in the iicadirgs, lying tho North side Of
holstoh RIVER, near the town OF Union, tho road
loading from Union to Blountvillo, adjoining the
lanls Of jas. d. Rhea, Anderson Crimley, Nm
aus and others, containing about "a acrcs, being
tract OF lald sold 10y said }. 7. King to said J.
D. Rhea.
credit Of six (6) and twelve 12l months will
be given: bond and good security squirrel Of tho
purchaser, and lien retained for the purchase
money, aud soli without the right OF redemption.
May 20, 1870 WILLIAM MULLENNiX,
june 3-it-E. Clerk and Master.
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BRISTOL FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Tho next half SESSION Of the Institute will
begin the
M Day of septOmber, is7o.
under tho following o.
FACUITYs
W. J. MoRRISSETT. Graduate Va.
Nil. Inst. and A. NJ. graduate VII
liam and Mary College, Principal
Ed. J. T. K1N0ANON, Moral Science and
History.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. ENS0R Teacher OF Music.
Miss JENNIE LATHAM, Assistant.
Mrs. NJ. L. KIN0ANON, Matron and As
sistant.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

In obedience to an order Of the county court Of
Sullivan county, made at the July torn 1851
horoby give notice. tnat the insolvency Of tho o.
ta,o Of James A. Bass deed having boon regularly
suggested, all persons holding claims against said
estate must n them with tho clork Of said couuty
court OF Sullivan county on or before the 2ith day
Of Oct, 1870, they will DO forever barred both
Ia law and equity.
a. PuLKERsoy, Adm'rSc.
aug 12-it.--prs. foe 80.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

MAJ. A. II. Pettibono Of Greene
Vile is announced as a candidate for
Congress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12
RETURN OF THE PRINCE IAIPE-
RIAL.
A SPECIAL TRAIN SENT FOR THE "No-
BILE INFANT

Paris, AUG. 7. 1870.
La Liberc says: A special train left
the station NJ 81 O'Clock this evening
20 bring back the Prince IMPERIAL
We have strenuously urged his return,
and We are glad that il has been decl-
dcd upon. In the grave crisis through
which we are passing the enemy
should find opposed to him the breasts
resemble n court out OF place.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12

WAR NEWS BY THE
GABLE.
GREAT GERMAN VICTORY.
FRENCH REPULSED ON BOTH
FLANKS.
GERMANS 800. 900 STRONG.
McMAHON'S CHIEF OF STAFF
KILLED.
ITALY ARMING FOR FRANCE.
BLOODY BATTLE AT WEISSEN-
BURG.
GERMANS CAPTURE 4, 900 PRSI0-
NERS AND 80 CANNON.
THE PRINCE ROYAL COM
MANDS IN PERSON-TIlE
PRUSSIANS VICTORIOUS.
GERMANS CAPTURE 4, 900 PRSIO,
NEGS AND 80 CANNON.
THE FRENCH ARMY RETREAT
ING ON METZ.


BERLIN, August 5.-A dispatch da-
ted near Weissenburg ut six O'Clock
Thursday evening, Gays: We have
won a brilliant but bloody victory.
The left wing attacked. 1t consisted
Of the fifth and sixth Prussian corps
and the second Bavarian. This force
carried by assault, under the eyes of
the Prince Royal, the fortress of Weis-
scnburg and the heights between
Weissenburg and Gelsburg. Douayis
division of Marshal McMahon's corps
was splcndidly defeated, being driven
from its camp. Gen. Douay was kill
ed. Five hundred prisoners were
captured, none of them wounded.
Many Turcos are among the captured.
The Prussian General Horseback was
slightly wounded. The royal grena-
diers and the fifth regiment of the line
suffered heavy losses.
BERLIN, August THE French
have been defeated along the entire
line in two days fighting, and are in
retreat on Metz, and concentrating for
the defense of Paris. Their losses are
immense.
Mcmahon was beaten on the right,
and Frossard on the left.
MAHENCE, Aug. IL. q. m.
The Crown Prince reports, Aug. 6,
evening: In the battle in which we
defeated MacAIahon, whose corps had
been re-enforced by divisions from the
corps of Failly and Canrobert, we have
taken two eagles, six mitraiileuses, and
at least 1000 prisoners. Gen. Baze
was wounded. The loss was great on
both sides.
. In ri p. f..la nh flo &, I
lowing bulletin from the field OF battle:
A victorious battle has been fought
near Worth. MacMahon was totally
beaten by the larger portion of my
command. The French retired upon
Bitsche. FREDERICK WILLIAM,
Prince Royal.
FIELD OF BATTBEnear Worth, 4:30 p. m
PRUssIAN UNOFFICIAL DISPATCHES
THE FRENCH CONCENTRATING FOR
THE DEFENSE OF PARIS.
BERLIN, Aug. 6, via LONDON, 1850 p. m.
The French Emperor has withdrawn
his whole line, and is concentrating
his troops for the defense of Paris
His losses have been enormous. The
Prussians overlook the retreating
French forces early on Saturday morn
ing, west Of Saarbuclk, near the Spieh-
rem hills. Gen. Kamers begun the at
tack, supported by Gems. Barnakow
and Stupnagel, Gen. Van Goeben Ill
timately resumed the command. The
action was severe. A position at which
the French endeavorcd to make stand
during their retreat was carried by the
Prussians ut the point of the bayonet.
This battle Is known as that of Hage-
nau.
a salvo of artillery has been fired
here In honor OF tho Prussian victory.
NEWS FROM MARSHAL MAGMA
HON.
HIS POSITION A GOOD oSB-uR RE-
| cEIvEs REINFoRCEMENTs FoNSf METZ
PARIS, Aug. 7-Evening
Official adviccs from Metz, Aug. g,
say Marshal MacMahon has not had
time to send report. His headquar-
| tiers, he simply writes, il in good posi-
ton, and he has been joined by anoth-
er corps d'armee from Metz.
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IN GROCERIES ( DYE SIuEESi

We keep none bat COOL. host coileo 25o, none
better in market, host rice l2lc, sugars, all
grades, 1873, lG, 1872 3 and lsc, not by the
barrel, hut one pounl or less. English soda
Toe. spun yarns Of heat quality and all
numbers.
Ne invite IN examination OF goods and We
warrant satisfaction, quality aud price both
Considered
cash Cor all produce that win hear ship
ping Of goods at cash prices, at the old stand
and Old iiag OF
IB. DUNN & co.
June lO-if
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WE are again under obligations to
the Lynchburg Republican FOR tele-
grams head of the mails.
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GLASSWARE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLOTHTN0

AZ Panic Prices boys and mems linen coats,
pants and dusteru, very cheap and very good
Scythes OF all styles and best makes,
Dutch or English. sythe snathes and whot-
stones, nails, iron castings, Sc.
100 sacks Of Liverpool salt, five bushels
for 81 80 and a sack worth 81, three bushels
for 81 T5.
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds,
Wheat Drills and Guyser Thrcshor and Sep
arator, 4, 6, s and 10 horse, also Cutting
Boxes, Corn SHELTERS, Improved Wheat Fans,
plouShs, French lmhr mill Stones, Smut
Alaehiucg unv nak.s
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DIRECTIONS.

A wine-gIassfuI three times day
before each menI.
Prepared and Sold by the Pro-
prietor, q
II. ROSENHEIM
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12
PRINTS

All the new Spring and Summer styles
from lie down. rs pieces bicached muslins,
from loo to the best. 90 pieccs lawns, jap
anosc lustres, cambric robes, &C., from 25c
20 the best. M0uslins, alapaoas, all wool dc
LANES, mohairs, lustres jackonels, cambrics,
Swiss, Null, and look Muslins, barages.
up. 100 pieces brown muslins, drillings,
Ky. jeans, Summer wear for men and boys,
bed ticks. red, white aud gray iannols, linen
drills, Irish linens, best spool thread, all col
ors, I; 200 yard spools, 1--we for 25c. Hosiery,
gloves, laoos, odging and quillings, oorsetts,
the best french whalobone, ton Soc