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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-21
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addioted-the mirror.
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Rutland Daily Aerald

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
GoonsnN. VA. ApriI 4. 1871.

Editors NetUs AS the first year of
the administration of our town, under
the Mayor and Common Council, is
drawing to a close, / am, requested by
many citizens to express through your
paper, to the Mayor and. members of
the Board. their high appreciation of
the laudabls efforts they have made.
under great difficulties, to improve our
streets and side walks, and in,tle en-
actment and enforcement of a whole
some system of bylaws. .....---. 1900.
Less than year ago this Board. in
experienced in the business of admin
istratiOn, and without a dollar in the
treasury, undertook the arduOus and
expensive task ofpullinga whole town
out of a mud-hole, of turning and
Strengthening bOisterOus creek, as
wild rs q mountain stream, and so
crooked that bird could not fly over
IL without finding itself on the same
side from which it started, and also of
establishing order and good govern
ment where neither existed before.
The zeal and fidelity with which the
Mayor and Board have fulfilled the du-
ties imposed upOu them by the people,
is shown by the tangible evidences of
material improvement, in those lOcali-
ties most needing improvement, and
in the good order and security for life
and prosperity. now prevailing
throughout the corporate limits of the
town.
Aud now, in consideration of duty
well performance, and the wisdom an
efficiency i'm the administration of the
affairs of the town, that one years eX-
perience insures. would not the cOntin-
uance OF the present Mayor and Board
for another year be for the best interest
of ALL
do not know that either the Mayor
or any member of the Board desires to
be continued in q position yielding
neither pay nor honor, and at the same
time requiring q great deal of work
and sacrifice of time But if they do
desire it, or will agree to serve the pub
lie again, for the public good, and the
people do not re-elect them, then in
truth, it may be said, that towns as
we'll as republics are ungratefui.
A CITIZEN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
DEMOCRACY.
No. vi.

MeSsrs. Editors:
After a silence of fortnight, again
resume the subject of my former essays,
but, by way of preface, beg that you
will request your proof-reader not to
read "our" for. ''one'' and likewise not
| to permit the omission of words nee
essary to give meaning to a sentence.
The time is fast approaching when
the candidates for seats in the next
General Assembly should be known =,
and az Washington county under the
new superintendent is entitled to two
members, let the "lower end ". select
its candidate, and the upper end" do
likewise, provided the sele, on is
made upon the just'and fair principle
] have. suggested in former communi-
cations.
The present Legislature had it iE
its power to have relieved Virginia of
at least one half of its burden of tax
alton, when it first assembled, instead
Of doing which taxation not0 is nearly
double what ii was then, with the
prospect of an increase, if the policy
that has prevailed for two years. il
continued. A farmer owning a small
tract of land, of which only one half
is cleared, pays about two per cent of
his earnings in taxes. What system
of agriculture can stand such tax p
The tax of six cents per pound OH cot
ton, that was worth twenty or twenty
one cents per pound when raised, inn
posed by the U. S. Government on
that article; was found to he more
than il could bear, and Congress had
to reduce it. If farmer in Virginia
cannot make over five or six per cent.
upon his farm and two per cent. of
that is taken for taxes, it is. equal to
the cotton tax above referred to. But
not many farmers can make six per
ce:.t. on the value of their whole lands
after paying the expenses of cultiva-
ton. Hence the necessity of a reduc-
ton to the extent of at least one half
in our taxes. And this can be DONE
Again Virginia has been nearly ruin
ed by law makers. A simple plain
system honestly administered OH an
economical plan, would cost but little
compared to the present system under
which a case may be decided from two
to half dozen ways, before getting
through all the courts going up and
coming down and going up again.
Our laws are hard to construe, because
they are not simple and plain and east
~ understood. IAN act to amend an
act entitled, an act to amend former
act act entitled, an act to amend an act
passed on the - day of - 1856
provided the same is not in conflict
with some other act, or the Constitu-
ton and laws of the United States or
the Constitution of this State" is rath-
er too much Of a rigmarole, for instance,
for an act to provide that a sheep kill
ling dog shall be slain. Again the
"new movement" of Revenue Re
form is engaging the attention of the
whole country, and should be the all
eRgroSsiny subject in our Sta;e policy,
and the men who are willing to try
and are able to carry it out, are the
men we should select to represent us
in the next Assembly. If the voice of
the whOte people can be heard in ma
king such a selection, and the same is
made upon the basis have heretofore
indicated, the people will feel the bene-
fit, concert of action will be attained,
and ali will be well.
WASHINGTON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

cd her dishonor. And shall Iirgi-
niaas gkrJ in tie truni h:-
Why should the Enterprise glory in
the defeat of Malone, a Virginian.
wearing the scars of her battles in
both war and peace? These men who
have defeated him, are the same he
defeated at the Petersburg Crater.
But Malone is not cast down, though
Virginia has been sold. and the dis
position thus evinced to consider him
. dead lion, which may be kicked with
imPunity. will result in that classihca-
ton Of its authors wh ch will lead to
their avoidance by public, in search
Of grapes and 6gs. because of those
impossibilities which attach 70 thorns
and thistles.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
The retirement of Mr.. Z. Fowler

The retirement Of Mr.. +. Fowler
from. the Ne,rs has been duly chroni-
eled in our last issue. 1t may, or
may not be permanent, for the future
Of Bristol is too promising as field
for the exercise of journalistic func-
tions to be permanently forsclosed to
an aspiring mind already familiar
with it. The Senior Editor deems
this occasion a fitting one for the
declaration that during the fourth of
a;decadc Of his association with the
retiring Editor there las been har-
mony of political opinion which al
most amounts to identity. Viewed
in 4 personal light their joint efforts
at the promotion of the public good
and private virtue have not been un-
fruitful in developing between them
a degree of regard and affection ca
pable of battling together through
life against every adverse influence
we could possibly encounter. Even
a temporary severance in the field of
labor is painful to both, and unless
stricken down in the morning or noon
of life, it is not likely that the two
brothers, whose identity of origin
has thus far been typi6ed by identity
of effort and association, will fall far
apart on the field of life. Born on
the rock of toll and educated in the
avenues of activity we will probably
labor on for the common coed, so
NEARLY in view and sympathy with
-esch other that death will seek and
fad us in the same harvest-6eld.-
s For the present the late Junior Editor
goes on his contiguous parallel with
our whole being radient towards him,
with all those impulses and affections
which are alone worthy Of special
bestowal. -..---
For Mr.. Bingley many Of our rea-
ders need no word of commentator
: from us. They have seen Lin as an
active, enterprising, purctual, honor
able citizen. Those who have not
known him will doubtless behold in
the NEWS the evidence of his fitness
for position at the head of its col
umns. Coming, a few years since,
from the city of Petersburg, he has
impressed himself very favorable up
on our community, and we will leave
him to that farther favorable acquaint-
ance which we are sure will be the
result of his present position.
As heretofore there is no der arturo
from that part which must follow the
future Of the Ne,rs. Its Editors are
discolored by the Confederate stain.
In the Confederate cause we embark
ed our all, ard We were Frustrated in
its overthrow. When Bristol, Abb
iugdon and Blountville were pillaged
and burned, we mourned. Neither
the lash of reconstruction nor the
stripes Of acknowledgements have made
us ashamed Of our record or untrue
to those who suffered with us.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

The Jonesboro Flag. announces a
Cucumber Pump" as one of the sen
sations of that town. We. have an
unsophiSticated opinion, that nothing
short of q dose Of tartar emetic can
pump cucumbers from the stomach of
a delinquent subscriber For radi
cal editor, the news from New Hamp-
shire or Connecticut will bring 'em.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
IMpoRrANr no suffEREns FIR

IMPORTANT TO Sufferers FROM
NERVOUS ExCTTEMENT.-A gentle
man residing in Granmercy Place,
New York Whose name it would not
be proper to mention), was suffering
terribly about three weeks ago from
the effects of dissipation. He could
not sleep, vomited frequently, was
tormented by horrible fancies, and
could not keep a limb still. Opiates
made him worse. While in this con-
dition he was visited by friend, who
advised him TO try Plantation Bitters
Is an anOdyne, stomachic ard tonic.
"No use" said the sick man, despond-
ingly nothing will save me, I'm a
gone casa, "Pshaw!" said his friend,
"you're worth forty dead men, yet?
I'm going to doctor you now" So
saying. be put on his hat, and going to
the nearest druggists presently re-
turned with q bottle of the Bitters, of
which he administered a dose forth
with. 1t had a soothing, cheering;
tranquilizing effect. For a week there
after, the gentleman continued to take
the tonic regularly, according to the di-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07


Our attention has been called to an
article in the Wythcville Enterprise,
which attacks Gen. Malone, with a
virulence which We can scarcely rec
oncile with good taste Or sound public
policy. When viewed in connection
with the presupposed defeat of that
gentleman, it has a tendency to rank
it author with the sour stOmached
1escs of Lynchburg. The bitterness of
whose hostility to Gen. Malone, sug.
aests private reasons as the irritant
cause. The defeat of Gen. Mahore
has been the defeat of Virginia. mark
ed BY the most deteStible and revolt
Ing episode in the history of our leg
isiation. Ills radical antagonists haze
iuynued the State and corrupted the
general assembly. Legislators have
been bought and sold! Never before
,as il been so said of that body. No
.tlrcr page OF her history has record
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

1t is the opinion of the United
Safes officers who are engaged in clear
ing out the constructions to navigation
i'm the James river below Richmond,
that, by an expenditure of less than
half million of dollars, it is practical
BILE to obtain clear depth of Is feet OF
water, at low tide As the tide rises
at Richmond about four feet, this will
give ~ feet of water alta high tide
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

THE Virginia Legislature closed
the long role of its varied, difficult
and exciting labors on the last day OF
March. In many respects it did well
and there are many of its "acts" for
which the people will bring many of
its members to that bar before which
they will find it difficult to give q
very satisfactory account.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

We understand that few visitors
have already gone to the famous
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
This looks like an suspicious begin
ming for a good season next summc-.
We suppose that visitors never before
commenced going there this early:
The rates for the ensuing season will
be SO per day, and s75 per menth,
which is lower than they have been
since the war.-Sto,ntOn Spectator,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

Col. JNo. +. TERRY, one of our
delegates't to Richmond, reached his
home. in our town, on Sunday last.
His recent cooperation with Gen. Ma.
hone, in reference to the X. 4 p.
X. r., will be satisfactory to our peO-
pie and their verdict will IN nowise
be affected by the fact that it was I'M
successful.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

On Tuesday night ]. w. Watson,
arrested in Pittsylvania county Va,
and Albert Hazel, arrested in Caswcll
county, n. G., by Detective Knox and
Captain james w. Tyler, were carried
to Richmond and safely CO nfined in
Jail to await the order of the acting
Governor of North Carolina. These
worthless robbed the express train at
Ruffin, \ orth Carolina, last week
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

At the last election in Nevada, the
Hon. John CARRIER was elected Judge
of the Supreme Court of Botetourt,
with the comfortable salary of seven
thousand dollars year. in gold. Judge
CARRIER is a native of Staunton, & ad-
uate of the University of Virginia, and
yeung man of learning, ability and
elOauence.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

In the United States Senate on Tues
d,y Mr.. Johnston presented The resc-
luton of the Virginia Legislature In
regard to the debt due Virginia by the
General Governmentfor money loaned
or advanced in the war of 1872. 1t
was laid upon the table.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

DEAD.-We regret ~ announce the
death Of Mr.. Lynch A. Curran, of
Pulaski EQUITY, which occurred on
the night OF the 18th March. Mr.. Z.
was the son-In-law Of our esteemed
fellow townsn al, DR.. Jacob Halter.
ana fof zsiong time officiated rs Clerk
of Pulaski County Wahriue Dis
n1Ich .......:.-' ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

Governor Walker has issued his
proclamation, offering reward OF
500 for tue arrest and conviction OF
the parties who were engaged i'm the
murder of MI. Chas. Friena,- in
Prince George county, on Friday eve
ming.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

REGIONS, and at the end of that time
va !; able to .eturn to business In sound
health, and with q clear Intellect.
This information is furnished by Alex
ander II. Minthrom, Of Morrisania,
who will confirm it If addressed by
mail.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
Motto. 10 all BusybodIes and IattIsrs.

A Liar is the father of lies, and is not
believed when he speaks the truth the
devil is the father of liars; he is going about
like roaring lion, seeking whom he may
devour that is the way some devils are try
ing to treat me. We ask God to geta wicked
man over him, and let satan stand his
light hand, when he shall be Judged let him
be condemned, and let his prayer become
sin let his da ysbe few and let another
take his office: let his children be fatherlsss
and his wife widow let his children be
continually vagsboSds and beggars let them
seek their bread also out of their, desolate
places let the extortioners catch all that he
hath, and let the strangers spoil his labor
lie: there be none to extend mercy unto him
neither lettheir be any to favor his father
less children let his posterity be cut off and
in the generation following, let their name
be blotted out. | want all Busybodies TO
ponder this in their hearts, they will save
money. credit and time. and by so-doing
they may recover and get into good society
May God help them to do so. So good by
to all Busybodies and Tattlers.
DIR. W. W.. FULLER,
April lit
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

Mayor Wood. of Petersburg. has off
cred a reward of 81 500, subscribed by
citizens, for the person or persons VINO
murdered Mr.. Charles Friend near
that city OH Friday last.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

{ The condition of Lieut.. Bullock, Of
the Petersburg police, who was acci-
dentally shot by a friend, is considered
more favorable, and strong hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish
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Brista! 4ems..
sFRIDAY, April z, 1871

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
A Supply Of Good Blood.

The Ssa-wesd Tonic in conjunction with the Pills,
permezteE and sssimiztes with the food. Chylin-
cation is now progressing without its previous
tures. Digestion becomes painless, and the IL
socn to be at hand. There 10 more fhtulsnes,
sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purissr ever yet
given by an indugen Father to suffering man.
sehenek's PulEonie Syrup comts in to .-fform its
functions and to hasten and complete the cure II
enters at once upon its work Nature cannot be
cheated. 1t collects and riPenS the impaired and
diseased portors Of the lungs. In the form Of
gathrings il prepares them for sxPeetoration and
10 in very short time the naady 10 vano dis he'd
the rotten throne 1t occupied s renovated and made
new, and the patient in all the manhood or woman
hood that was
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

Boarding charge Of Principal his wife bat boarding
had families
sired Young ladies furnish their powass sheets towels and hg
Washing had dollar bhb
in Of protracted sickness
Aug. 12M
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INE,v ADVERTISEMENTS
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

The work Of cure Is now beginning. The Vita
ted and mueus deposits in the bowels and IN the
almentary canal are ejected. The liver like .
clock Is wound up. 1t arouSos from its tOrpidity.
The stomach acts responsivsly and the patient be-
gins to feel that he IL getting at last
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
DIR. JOSEPH SCHENCK'S SIM
PIE TREATMENT
CONSUMPTION,
"LEAVE 80 STING REHaND,

The Mandrake Pills are composed Of ose Of Ma
lures noblest gifts-the PodOphilIium PSltGium.-
They possess all the blood searching, alteralivt
properties Of ealomel, but unlike saloinel, they
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

Advertisements ilsctssd at sl.Oo per
sQsArs 81 ten lines fer the frat and hfty
ssats Or each ssbssqpent insertion. Stat
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
7 ANN N G.

RRR Jos. R. ANDERSON having purebaesd the
Iva interest OF S. NJ Slower in the Tanning Bu
siness heretofore conducted under the style Of
slower Devault, VIC will continue the business
under the style of ANDERSON DEFAULT At
the same yard in the Town 81 Goodsnn, where We
will ray the highest market price foE Hides and
Bark, In Leather, Goods OF Cash.
April TT ANDERSON DEFAULT.
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-M-LOYMENT, business for All
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year. Send stamp for copy. PATENT STAR, Bos-
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

Building Felt s I1' s' 1:s!
work and inside instead of plaster, floor covering
mats. &c. C. J. PAY, Camden, n. J. -
MIN EGAR, how made in 10 hours, without
WV drugs. Particulars 10 cents y. SAGE,
Cromwell, Conn.
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..aNN1kAN view HIGH scxoo,..
Rriste1-Geodsen. Va. =.
I REV. D. sULLIns, A. NJ, Principal,
J. Il. SENEKER.

The Session. Of Five Months Ladies'
the 18th Of following
REV. sULLIHS, A. NJ, Principal,
TEACHER MATHEMATICS sCIEScEs
MRS B. L. CHANCEAULME, Principal Academic Department.
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b. MINOR, Teacher and Drawn ---
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Mrs. A. R. SULLINS, Matron
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(oSEHALF ADVANCE coNrEAcT)
Primary Department, $500
Academic Departments in Two Glasses LIST Class. " 90
nd Glass;
Collegiate Department including the Classics 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, each, % %
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of
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Painting and Drawing, each,
Needlework and Embroidery, each,
Modern Languages, each,
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charge of teachers:
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