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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-04-21
rom the Philadelphia Dispatch.
Her CaignOn on my Shoulder.

One dark and dreary winter day,
When snow-drifts were family melting
And z inst the windows dewy pane
III. rainy fakes were peiting.
Beneath the bright gas genial blaze,
As outer blasts grew colder,
Iva. seated by my Maggie S side,
With her cbtyHon on my shoulder
! Needed not the storm without
Within the sun was shining;
The clouds of life were lifted, then
Then saw the silver lining;
And as nay darling sweetly smiled.
My throbbing heart grew bolder;
| dreamed. as had never dream'd,
With her cdigJ.on on my shoulder.
| dreamed Of riches and Of fame
Acquired by honest labor;
A name to live when am gone,
And wealth to help my nelghbor;
| dreamed, too, Of happy home,
Where growing old and older,
Her little hand clasped close IN mine,
Her chigRon on my shoulder.
The tile Of years will bear us on;
Our paths are undiverging;
No frost Of time can blast the bud,
Nor freeze the love that's singing;
And not until each heart-thob cease,
And dust to dust shall moulder,
Shall forget the bli5sful time
Her chqH0H pressed my shoulder.
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ID. y. ESzST0g. VI. ID.

and Surgeon, treats all Acute
Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
En. women and children arc subject. Office
II residence corner Of York and seventh sts.
|dcrs left at the Drug Store Of Bacon, Thonbs
Co win be promptly attended to.
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GEORGE y. WOODEN,

TTORNEI and Counsellor at Law, ana
District Attorney for Manitowoc County,
s. All business entrusted to his care viii be
Dmpty ana faithfully attended to. Advice
nestly given, for which reasonable charge
b be made All parties liable to e sue and
sued please give me call. Be We nc.
coiycl,t Cfce IN Huchner's block on the
ncr ! ork and Fl EEth streets, where he may
fousd from 4 NJ. until 6 P. NJ.
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To the Ladies of Eanitowoc ::

Mrs. GSo. y WooplN would respectfully
inform the ladies Of Manitowoc anu vicinity
that she has just opened h-st-eia<s Dress
,nsting Establishment in this village, on York
s.reet one door west Of the Jones Library
Room. where she viii be very happy to meet
her friends ana those desiring anything IN her
line. Particular attention PAIL 70 the httiss
ana making ot Ladies and Chi. .dsens undsr
garments All work warranted 10 Mt, and
charges reasa nsble. Stitching and plnkinc
done 60 oryier Please give me call, AMI you
Will he satisfied Nks Csc. WooplN.
Sef~-Hrr tSt 1879 g9-.LS
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Banking and Exchange 0mcs
T, c.. S & @ Y z,
>,,t,x,oc Wisconsin

~ :. BONDS l7-30's, 5-co's, and all other
U. kinds) purchased, sold and exchanged
tCouraus IN Interest Warrants c0Shed- Noid,
,Silvet and oiu drafts purchased at the hlSaoS'
market rates.
Drafts. on all the principal cities Of the
Unitc.9 States ard Canada, bought and solo
Foreign Exchange, on Great Britain and Con
tinsntaI Europe, for sale in sums to suit pe
nosits received. su.ject 10 sight draft. Also
Interest gail on deposits by special agreement
Collections made On all parts Of the Cntei
States, Canada, Great Britain, and Europe
made a, reasonable lttes. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sail Line % and from Great Britain
.nd continental Europe, for sale at New York
prices ,o,-A / -. 81 L.
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VI. ;. EsAE.eONE, ". h.,

bHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Particular atteh
tion paid to the treatment of difficult and
tical cnses, and to consultation. Also, Ex-
lining Surgeon for Pensions. Office in th'
lding formerly occupied hy Kucln x Co.,
mixers. Orders left ut 7. X J Robinson :
|ug Store viii be promptly attended 10.
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Es@A's kAEEE

TSucccss n Of Bocr & hern,I
NEALERS n pry Goods, Groceries, Crock
J err. fancy GODS, glassware, boots ana
hoes, ready-rna e clothing. paper h"ns'ngs
ats and caps, tor children. cabs hSe geese
,.thcrs Iird cares. kerosene oil and lamps
g A share Of public patronage solicite!
tore on York street, near its intersection with
.igbth.
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E5ENTssEEEs.

>R. A, J. PATcHEN. Dentist once in
} Shermau's Brick Block, Eighth street
.nitowoc, Wisconsin Particular attention
rem to all the different branches Of the pro-
sion, anil al work warranted Tee,l e1.
,cted without pain.
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= s.a,sEYrNEs.

OCT and shoe Maker, VEST sile Of Hub
h4-i.. huillins, corner Of EiSh,h ana
g,, ,4ee.., and aill be ready at al 'n"e$
IN, #, ,ture Boots and Shoes to order, and
.-l, lie les. stock that can be found IN th'
- 9S2
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L. Es. TREAT,

TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law. ca
lcctlous promptly arJenled to. Office on
lffulo street, between Eighth and Ninth
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3 U siness { 6afos
yyErE{Eg & WHITE.

TTORNEY and Counsellor at law. Ofcs
| on Eighth street, over the First Natlona.
nk
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z TANNING MILLS
FOR SALE

II P. DICKRY'S AMERICAN SITTER
d. the best and most reliable Fanninc Nil.
nov in use, warranted superior to any ia the
market. with new improvements for 1865.
For sale at low h-ures By
att5l EDWARD CONWAY.
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sC- 4 lady with young chll was pas
scnyer on the railway tram. Ih child be
coming weary, grew fretful, soe1hat to
the annovauoe Of tn. neighborg psssen-
gers, and particularly SO to a nIden lady
who occupied a part Of the anne sea,
with the mother, Concealing h, i'll humor
for time, the spinster at lengthrose, and,
preparing to remove 10 dlota seat, re-
marked to the mother of the eng child :;
Il can't bear children?
You can NOT?
NO !"
"Well if you could, perhaI you'd like
them better"
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sE An exchange in speakg of absent
mindedness, tells emarkablOugh story
of bachelor friend 1t says He is in
the habit When he comes to hiea of put
ting the kettle on the stoys Id taking a
snoose until the kettle beglts sing, " ben
he would get up aul max L tea. The
other evening being llttJ pstrated, on
old Simkin's daughter 'cgtis him oD the
street, ''he put the kettle Il lounge and
got upon the stove himsi ad never dis
covered his mistake uII he began to
Sinu -
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=
sg-A few days ago seleading poll
tIcians called on Covert gotttan, and
after soae conversation lelf hem SAID
We'll. Governor, if u sou I do what
we want you to do you sn't ie GoTernor
for a second term; | assure you OF
that"
VERY well. gentlemen tenincd Hoff
man. in his usual quiet ny L intend TO
/ be Governor for one ,ernlaany rate.
pa II has been asserted that the
Cardiff giant vas made ia Gernlan III
. Chicago, who was paid say i've dollars
tor the JOB. A gallon OF nng aeld and
some English ink were u TO give 1t an
antique look. j; was transported
eastward. and found, as qiaS!!c already
know. on New York p. Tie hum
bug was a pecIniary tak At Boston
the head was bored wiaA auger aad
found to be solid cyI'su;s
pea look here, Pet,laii knowing
darkey, "don't stand "a the railroad.
.Whv' .yoe ?" "kas ! ears see Dat
monf oh yours. dsv tiI an dc lero,
AM ruu E5c in
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-13


hearts taken out and too horribly
mangled FOR description. We had a
friend in one instance, In 1865. to
fall into the hands Of tie Piutes,
and when q party Of soldisry went
to his rescue Ley found his !ifeless
form stretched on tie ground face
upwards, large stone on each hand
aad foot to prevent his moving while
alive. and the remains Of a email
sagebrush fire on his bresst. of which
slow torture be had died, and in his
dying agonies had put out bis tongue
and bitten it entirely eff. We were
twelve miles distant on Quins river,
but saw the men who found and
buried the body on the day follow
ing. These are only few instances
coming under our own observation,
to which II ght be added i dozen
others in this immediste vicinity,
including several whsn we have as
sisted 10 bury ia our city cemetery,
all OF WHOM lost tlleir lives and were
horribly busehered after dsatA, be-
cause the military were statioled
too far away 70 20 Of any immediate
protection a. lie critical moment
when they we're needed.
Does any rational person believe
for a moment that these monsters in
human shape, after having, az il
were, once tasted human. blood and
reveled in human butchery and mur-
der, are not impatient to return to
their old habits aud Indulge again
in human slaughter and torture
Surely such person must know but
little or the character Of the foes
with which ne have had to contend
during the settlement and develop
ment Of idaho, and Owyhee in par
ticular. Remove. the barrier at
4 Three Forks that now stands be-
tween IN ard the home of thesarsge
monsters and this country is again
exposed to all the horrors of another
Indian war.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-13

DlsrglCT CouRr, 81 DISTRICT. In
tie matters taken under adyisement
by Judge Lewis at tho October ad-
journed term Of the Court at this
place, held in November, he has or
dered the following judgments en-
tered
ThePeople vs. Owyhee Mining Co.,
Judgment for plaintiff for S. iS7 81
and costs.
People rs Orc Fiuo Co., judgment
for S516 II aud costs.
People vs. Webfoot Co., judgment
for s2e3 80 and costs.
People vs. .Siuker Mil Co, judg-
ment for 81, lIl II aud costs.
People VS. Rising Star Co., judg-
mcnt for S6,7i3 36 and costs.
People vs. 0wyhee Lumber Co.,
judgment Tor Sl22 06 and eests.
People VS. Ida Elmore Co., iudg-
ment for $3.50 10 and costs.
In the case OF Woodbury. d Mich
OILS vs. Z. Westgste, Judgment fol
plxintids for SO Is and costs.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-13

JUICE NoGGLE has decided case
in Ada County involving the validity
of Auditors warrants drawn on the
Hospital Fund, when the statutes
say the Hospital Fund shall be paid
out on The order of the County Com
missioners. The Judge held that the
warrants were not legally issued.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-13

The good people Of. Idaho City,
who always manage to enjoy them
selves better tLsn anybody, Lad a
fine time on New Years Day. The
World tells how the bachelors all
stayed at home and kept open house
while the ladies' did the calling The
postofice wags spread table for a
regular feast, and when The guests
were ell sssted ana the cover re-
moved they found themselves the
victims of villsinous sell, their
being nothing on the table but a
raw soup bone, raw potatoes, q
squash, cabbage head, etc., etc.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-13

LITTLE Alice Romer, who as Mrs.
COLLEEN is not so little as she used to
be in Shasta County years gone by
when we were all younger than we
now are, was the recipient, says the
World, Of ine gold watch on New
Years Day as q present from the
congregation at St. Joseph's Church
in Idaho City, in acknowledgment
OF her moral worth and musical
ability as member of the choir.
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NOTICE.

HAVE MADE AND CONTINUED jos
< BURY my attorney in fact IL transact
business for me and in my Eanle during ~
absence frsn the Territory. j. +. DYE.
August 24th, isa i5H
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I'm MUSIC SCHOOL,
@% Rev. Father pou1fn
s-a,r.rts1-f~1- srrrr nrrsvF

NNyILL COMMENCE his MUSIC
w SCHOOL in A II. Webbis build
ing Washington Street, opposite War Eagle
Hotel, on Thursday, January otf.
Piano Students at School win receive three
lessons Of three fourths Of an hour each
per week. and will have threeiourths OF an
hour practice each day, Sundays excepted
Terms:
At School per month. Sc 90
At Students Residence. 49,. 10 %
Vocal instruction and lessons on Tio-
lin or other instrument. .-....... 10 90
For public lessons in singing ...-.s w
Es- Currency taken at par, and payable
In advance
RAJ Pupils will furnish their own Books
80 Those desiring 70 form singing
class ara invited to meet on Thursday 81
seven o'clock at the. residence Of \. Z. Pou.
lin, opposite War Eagle Hotel If
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FOR SALE.

HsHE RESIDENCE or DR. TIBBlss.
IL Medical Point Avenue, is for reri q
sale cheap.
Apply 10 T. J. Butter, WAVE Office. ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07
Magazines for Jumuary.

Good Health is really the most su
perb aud valuable periodical which
reaches us. We make no exception.
II contains elaborate articles on Disin-
fectauts, on Breathing, Cells and their
life and various other shorter articles
Of very great interest.
We will furnish il TO Subscribers Of
the Ne,Os at 81 so pei annum, regular
price $500. Alexander Moore, Bos>
ton Mass.
Vicks Floral GHide James Wick, O.
Rochester, N Y, is before Us again
with his beautiful illustrated Catalogue
and Floral Guide.
Besides a frontispice Of Phox Drum
monde, it has fine likeness Of the au'
thor. Beside his splendid assortment
of vegetable seeds. Its profusely IL
Illustrated with cuts Of rare flowers, aud
will be furnished by mail post paid !oi
ten cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07
TRAIN WRECKED!
FIVE OARS SMASHED AND RUN
INTO THE RIVER.
TRACK AND BRIDGE TORN UP.

Ga New Years morning the eastern
bound freight train ran of the track
Just as It was starting on the bridge
over the Wataugs River, at Carriers
Station. Five cars wore smashed, two
being thrown fifty feet into the river and
the others down IN embankmeni Of the
same height. The track was torn up, the
bridge was ripped to pieces, rails dOub-
led and bent like bars Of lead, the ma
aoury torn to pieces, trucks sbivered,
and bales of cotton scattered on every
hand. Many bales aoated away and
lodged upon the shoals, while others
we're found more than a mile down the
river. The trackh approaching the
bridge presents 4 reverse curve aud had
from the rains hattened somewhat,
which, coupled with what must have
been reckless running, threw the train
from the track and tore things general
iy to pieces. II was the worst wreck
We have have ever seen, and after q
careful examination Of the grounds We
can find nothing to aceouu, for it save
recklessnoss. Beyond Jobnson's car
loaded with cotton was thrown from the
track and turned upside down, aud be-
fore eight miles were passed ever the
train was in ruins. Fortunately no lives
we're lost. Had this been a passenger
train, t~O-thirds Of the passengers must
have persisted. The western passenger
train, in charge Of Conductor YOaug,
vas on the ground, SOON after Daylight
sad BY hard work tho damage was re-
paired sufficiently to permit its passage
over .h. bridge By 81 o'clock in the al
tsrnO0u.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07
HORRIBLE ATTEMPT AT MURDER.
A NEGRO CUTS A TRAVELLERS
THROAT
Mourn OF IEDIAN, W. Va,
January LIST 1870.

? Mourn OF IKDIAN, W. Va,
January LIST 1870.
Eds, Ne,os ST. write TO say that
there was an attempt at murder,
Wednesday night last, upon the the
person of Alexander Lowery, at Shady
Spr NJ, Raleigh county. The would be
murderer is believed to bs a mul alto
boy who had been Lowery's travelling
companion, from Maiden. An effort
was made TO cut his throat and partially
succeeded. but enough life was left TO
enable him to speak, when found. He
says it was the mulaito boy who did it..
Parties came by here, on Thursday
night, in pursuit Of him. On Friday
morning such a boy was arrested in
Po,erstown aud released after telling a
good tale. To-day party believipg
him to be guilty, again went in pursuit
of him. (Late at night.)
Goodbye
CHARLIE +. Pearls.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07
A Man M,rri,, his Moiner =

A Nan Marrie' his Mo'ner -
Difficulty in haUing he Marriage Sof'
sp,niaed.---Some days ago the commu
nifty in tho vicinity of Carers Station
was considerably exercised over the an
nounecmeut that Mr.. Lyon, who lived
IN the neighborbood, had married his
mother 1t seems that Lyons father
had been twice married, aud the chill
dreu by the FIRST wife continued to
i've in tho family after the second mar
risge, Lyon, Pere, died, leaving his
second wife widow, aud Lyon, File,
hiarried bis fathers widow. The Clerk
issued tie Kceusc without knowledge
# tie facts and the minister requested
10 solsm6iss The marriage, unlike Mr..
Beeeher, declined magistrate like
wise refused, aud The pair crossed over
10 Stony Creek where they were un'
known and were married,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07
Pepper Rroa.

For good breal uIe nOffmAn's Family
Flour, ground from the best wheat by
an experienced miller. nov. 26-6m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

Sons Of Temperance. -Tbe following
members we're elected Officers Of Bris-
toll Division, No. l6, s. of T., for the
ensuing quarter j. q. Burrow, o. s.;
J. G. Hammer, |. s.; FL Carter, A.
c.; j. W Rogan," g.; j. G. Caldwell,
A. X. s.; II. b. Stokes, X. s.; II. Ten.
ploton, +. s; A. Anderson, t.; O. Z.
Penick, Chap; G A. Caldwell, W. Al
W. f. Moore, w. =. The installation
will take place tonight at half past six,
aud the members are requested to attend
punctuslIy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

A watch, n f+f Of blankets, dtjif Jr
shsSl. for One pollse appears lirny a in y
possible, kyt such msY DO had. aud hun
drsdl Of other useful artielrs, ny patrouiI.
ing Geo. A. PLuAMER cos ''ono doIa
lar Sale" ir.
Their system Of dcihs busineass bas bseri'
examined BY the authorities and DecIx
ton rendered fioIa tho Internal RygSbdc'
Department at Washington. dated Now
ith, rs0s. declaring thoir bus hss perfect :;
y fair aud legitimate, and entirsly dfefenS-
from the different GIN enterprises. OF
canrse al do not geA watches, blankets, az ..
for the dollar, balA IN ss1N ty1'. tlds, one ~
these articles are . "a 6~ oAs Dcllg,. esaa.
extra indapenieht. and souib 1,ember 81 M
club has Toe chAheo II obiainihgii nov
fea,urs ittfodhosd ~ this talsfPiisisg arm, ?
V 20 pay ,bsit hgsnts either in cash OF MGR :
ohhidisr and 10 prepay The skpress esarg.
Is. No bsitar oppo t6hity car Sc offered To-
elmer lsd,es Or g,ill ma. hasing lsisats'
uhe, than TO iofm clubs Tor this hrm.
ksAif their advertisement In ano her cor
nr,- md sen'l for caiaiogue,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07
IN Drown Myself,
rTh rc. soeSsssii

One Mr. Why, q colored gentleman,
in Giles county, had wife Of which he
was fond but who loved one George
Stanard. Finding bis wife about to
leave him, be deliberately threw Of
his eedE; crying aloud "Tll drown my,
,elf" and rushed into New River, up to
his arms As the nigh, was dark aud
winiry he soon became composed and
shouted out Ugh it's too cold.
walked out, put on his coat and aban-
doned the idea Of suicide.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

Outrageous Chdrges.--The Southern
Express Company charged a gentleman
of this place the enormous and outra'
Keous sum of $3.50 on barrel Of
shell oysters which had been sent him
NOrfolk, % a Chais,mas gift
We w,uld gladly hail the abolition
Of this monopoly, il our railroads
would have litsls unity Of action. For
railroad to encourage an express COM
pany is simply to acknowledge that the
road 10 not doing its duty.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

O;...er Grovi"y in Rristoi.-A ell
riosi,y' TO many Of readers may be seen
at Srradliug's Oyster House. Hs is
daily in receipt of oysters fresh FROM
Norfolk, and iu barrel received the
other day there were hundreds Of little
biyalvcs fr3m the size OF three cent
piece up to foil grown oyster. We
saw q man With handful which de-
clared he intended to plant in Beaver
Urosk. An order left with Spradling
will doubtless yield more.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

Govt Sullivan County Court met
aud organized on Monday by ths eicc.
ton Of F. i. Bumgsrdner Chairman.
The financial report read shows the in.
debtedness Of Sullivan County to be
$4,000 The Convention projec. for
the nomination 81 County officers was
abandoned.
Judge Hicks, Of the County Court, re.
tired, and entire court aud Sut fsssed
resolution ccmmendatory Of his serv.
cas.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

A Womaa Cats her oea Nront-
On Saturday last, Miss Sallie Moore,
who 70 ,idss about three m II fion Bris
col, cut her throat with a rsEoT, inAict'
ing a horrible wound. DIR. EusOr was
called 10 aud Sound the wind pipe near
~ severed, and the woman breathing
through the bloody ori6ce. 1t sthOugbt
abe may recover. No reason is assign
ed for the rash act and she is now quite
anxious to recover, avowiug her deter
miuation never to do SO again"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

CouLln't see them Waste There 10
an old Mrs. Lincoln, living in East
Tennessee, who mast be blood rsla-
ton of "Old Clos" She was cleaning
up the house few days ago, when she
found few old pills; looking at them
she said: Z" cau't bear 90 see 'em
wasted" and as a matter Of economy
swallowed them down.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07
& 8 q s 8 8 q

TO THE WORKING Classic are nov pro-
pared 70 faFnisb oil elAsses With constant employ
ment At home, the whole Of the time or for the spare
moments. Business new, ligh, and profitable. Per
sons Of either sex easily from 500, TO Is per
evening" and a proportional sun by dsvotinB their
whole timo TO the business Boys and sirls earn
nearly a. much as mon. That all who see shis
notice may send their address snd ties, the business,
we make this unpGrAlleled oGeri To such A. are
not we'll satisfied, wo will sond 81 10 pay for the
trouble Of writing. Full particulars, q valuable
sample, which will do to commence work on, and
a copy Of TAs Peaplss Literary Cbmpantoa-one Of
the largest and beat family newspapers published
nent profitable work, address Z. c. ALLEN CO
AraUsrA, HAIEg. To- N
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

Shipment Of Dried EMi..-Thc Fin.
castle Herald recently boosted thar one
of their merchants had shipped:six thOus.
and pounds Of dried fruit. One Of our
Bristol merchants shipped last sesson
1876, 900, and the entire shipment Of the
place win fall little short of a wiiliou
pounds.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

The Daavil!O TAres coograiulates its
readers upon the prospect Of the New
Year, aud satss " The chances are that
a large numbec ct hands will be put on
the N. d q, W. r r at this in a few
months; AMI it is reasonable to suppose
that the water power will be developed.
The business will be increased, too, by
the general prosperity of the surrouud-
ing country.