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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08

Receipts on PIGS ~ Tbs verF ~ 33 more m,n the prsyoss
Vel oife,por'n eea M year 6oa The wraAuess o. the pT
tt 20" m1lits io liie decline especially medan ADD me
-m aer s--etrr ~ butter with very hglt OutoftoFn
nl me ne 70 concessions TIE % boilers Instances not
.t were &C. ll even c q u teen lrd rather Than miss
cons erae snue O. prevent stocks from socuHu
ls si ilr NJ @ ~ le The West Is senng in
q 5-s sllne Of % very eolHloa sigper. ooE LOO
E~if isf week rr' bout laf n Crnafa here In
W. hitpers 80 sork, tbe rtass
P o. 90 - r1n s some d der pachaes for yneut TIE
-l Feet 20 trims good Western De ~ al l8e II
~ ~, 20 Low Tads Il lse and la0 At Bt lot
= pacGAErs hta.e. Jh ~ ice
& lois ii made iron trkins l9c . bh 2odZ5c IA
5os i1d. Lic OF STATE sound diaries Wesh sold
and Cat Co calres hte Of IN is
Ltits cheusngo, Sc good diaries q 3d. dairy 3 when
- o. lev days da ~ 10 lTkns daIues fue
ooos ttraia dnrg &c snd p hse Welsh a1s 81 price
tubs We o.
& e d Iasrst for bat DO sntispat any heavy
~ rsei ~l b. sensitive Tor fes and sin deeud
VI nlch vpoh ARRIVAL Tie prevailing seliueu osad lower
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK HARKET-AAUcH T.
' I've brought almost gtanSuL tatfle A
Uos rI 20 hs rcrtro u rs bc. sod s. 80 - 81, hn
the e r. u s Cor quoatoa aid e ma! be said %
the sheep and hog MARKET
WATERTOWN N,ssl LIVE STOCK NARKET-,ftRCH =
hssd supply comparatively hght prices
s'ls lo- g ue-i s., choice, ~ - eta, 40 - ~
lls quality I01- second Q.sv 80 tIi quality 50
-1 shep Llm1s-Keoipis 2 heai supply light, lalea
los. g. s04 - ~ extra. % ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08
Situations h)autco- Alales.


GARDENER, married man, two in family; q
NJ man Who perfectly Management Of hos and cod
gr.pees ara rcahoae riu's Csn BE- vel reeonled iof
honesty sory siaby y bis present. employer Lngagenent
By the lst April before required Address GARDENER hou
Haven We.teAes'er.
DAILROADS.-WAN ,stuGti0nas FORE
IL NAN or ROAD MASTER yars experience ohecach to
South or West; good reference. Address -
J. W H. DOW 3li Hsnrvs,. View York
I{TANTED-A SITUATION in a STORE for
w Young saiy ami temperate habits have
asays lived AMI have Tecyel country stuct
school eiuelsn Address }. NJ REEyR Upper Aquebore \
YXTANTED-A situation as COACHMAN by
w oomrent and reliable u long experience b careiai
diver willing make himself rsery ua good g reference
Call A. or address MS IA " est GAirty-fhl-sL
yVANTED-A situation 10y Man and Wife
w A. CoACIBAE GARDEN R wife to cook wash, and
iron Ca address O. 81 Et Twenty fourth 81 for two DAYS
XSTANTED-By a how 16 years of age, a SIT
w UATIOS Wholesale House. Can furnish tie best CITY
references Address j. NJ, Box 100, Tribune dice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08
Rorees. Garriaues, Garness. Sc.
6ituaiions UaEie0--3 females.

A YOUNG lady with cultivated voice, first
X cias situation ia cLar-l PRAO Aesl OK
or BROOKLYN. Address NJ H., Genpoa, o. Or 20 ani 2 "oos-
New-Iot
A YOUNG WOMAN desires SITUATION
~ to 10 CHAMBRRWCBK and TO operate Wheeler wilson's
seEing Meeliaei no oecg4 20 Of ehn Best q CITY
reiereIce; 30 Wes. Sin'ceahst
GOOD SOPRANO, acquainted with the
"A EDscous or Catholic service rDo reader desires position ID
choir cts o. vicinity Address SOPRANO, 2Jl West f srsisi
A SITUATION as NURSERY GOGERNESS.
"A Rsiepuoes cIehanseL d-es Box MohaEk y. /.
A NEAT, competent GIRL wants a situation to
N COOK WASH and IRON in the city coanty Gel at ~ ehaye
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. HIlds
~ III Norots between yingon saa sia-
CITUATIONS WANTED for German, Scotch,
- Insh Enzs American Coaemeu Grooms S2renefs ram
Hands both married ard ange at lhH In
poynui House. uhst and btbraye. Asa Female heI
WTANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
w German ge1er4l houseaork, coos washer aE1
siog aal ojglsi lest 0f eV references OAh Al ~
Bower. entrance on FlHstsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08
-, Txo,SxEE oYyIcE. BiIrxozE No,
u = FAYKrrF-sT.. MAR CHksLrs.
go fry.o~ Vagr prlInTSG March ] 1911.

DpOpOSAT,S are invited for DREDGlNli IN
tsw Fort Carroll leadrg 20 ms city Proposal. y -
Tue irdoei Outsle, aud accompanied ~ oy
scale, sn M v received anti nooa Of iss lss Of AMI ST.
ihis a.,
snd WI % WI 10 b. preent. About 5k cubic ~ more o.
hts Iengfh hsul Of sb0ot
l H. o5eci depth o. y tet az W los ra,es
M de s foot and onehht Proposal vii ,sS An
mic rar ncaing eKcayaoa, aova ard deposit
~ * n Re measure 10 dumping sceNN
Ttr ,1ght 10 reject any bid = reserved ,.,--
.r,ilSTe. Wy. p. CRAt0h.LL,
"' MAJOR 4 Enrfueen I. y Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08

note Msy Jane snj July llc DO bors
90 10 favor 9idie ~. o. .c To home sae ~ farm dairy
lie 20 OHIO DO fair
TOR i6.c an 2lO 10 iobcd ont at he Pineapple slowly We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08

efts 4f1j 1871 'ess Lest week exports 1881 Core
f YEA a year koce pts. lf5 gb alD exported Gable
500 - 1lll. Mos u Al weels slnHelt o common %
T @ eeesf eosing 81 lee shHiers Hli be roirp y ie5c
SOY pi ite home tfste ore iakl tfi ~ y. 4l,e A9
Boz faal We call d. marktt gaft hef fcry ir eid
- s-s@es T. W se Csabssgys 80. sDs& VI sc slcl tot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08
Proposals.
OFYIca o. TuR C0NsREssf0NkL PRlSTRR.}
WAsuACroy FEB. ., 1871.
, for IITHOG RAPHING, &c

WasHiaCroy. FEB % I8lL
PROPOSALS for LITHOGRAPHlNG, &c
I pursuance Of provisions Of oa resolution Of Congress-
approved January H. yIl, proving for pnllg 10
o#e Hnt 1911 % O'clock the forenoon Tor furnishing
thirty thousand Psts q Patents ina
June 1852 July Sl and teen holsan Plates 81 fien
% 1pe % 1911 10 lSBs two hundred anl say copies Of e9eh
NOR or may ordered BY the Patent One one hundred sd
6 copies minimum numb 81 three sizes Of sheets Vh Vf
IS inches TrIf inches and 6xs inches nadng necessary naa
one which will he selected by the Joint Committee -,
Tenders are invited behalf Of al processes " tranfeung hts
Rraph photoa printing &C. &c. thai ne
6esi and most econoIu process be a4oQtrL
The anh paper for the plates OF ,ncn az 9eAhV
And Eht a represented By samples TO BE- furnished BY l oice
samples the Illustrations 70
Der tbs be and examined al The Pateli ohe
any time dnring L. business horr- $500, =.
bidders required furnish specimens Of their WORK % eaen on
Oh hrse s viz lOr5 rches 7ill ah, ard br noes ro.
eoe h be u after TIE il o. Afch Ahs
sooner n practicable all which copies viii he tie sane 0' 60
bidder - "a Lava
te Cy Washington aud the printed copies Of earn
within ten lays order for The von % tae | Ia a..
y No rrouss unless accoupane
The Of United States JUICE OF ,'
: fii3ef', De
shall shall enter into conirle' WIZ
snoupt snproyei IN az for 70 iAthil 49, ~.
srh n,s,l st a accaupsnei by sciof ~, - h,
bidder or bidders possess tie SAIL and ability 70 A''P
acceptable manner. - ,b. sv,ras Of contracts 10
foi, Of ConEress ~ fuhls
Ma " ~, ~. ~ -ets the Government we
e. reserying 10 Itself tie rgA' 70 r'lect -.y 80.
oftbe best Interests the G0verna NJ M - I,hoer.pnk
| be niossei 90 enTo -iie prntue
| Ee nd addresssi q the joint Conn le. On n =,
A. Clam Congressional Prntr " al pube Printing
BE- direction the JOINT S n SP5 Coooaa Printer.
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n. T. WHO'D EsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
T-- III WIZ ENnLNG MAHcm Z. lsll.

fE1Drsss. lHr n j. TRIBUNE bv Re7ore.i
The Eaeaa- .. clsr.n. ~ articles good condition.
so fes by uaolesle slpges receive 70 ~
iss beside r. and other charges
Bot psctssc care marked with Ict aud the initials
prra o. sender should also b painted unOu ad with
plainly ntcsag Nal o. The
upoa and sster BY mail
asusng ar sso Stating and Clean
Ttg putting ADJ Hueh The value o. the pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08
1popoSKT c FOR CONDENSED MILK.

'IoI sSr or PuBuc CHAEIlE, SD ., I'm
-. ,xp ELFyESrH-T, hlw-i DIX req - 70 o. L.
Coz IniEp A VII he vel by tie Commissioner. o. I'D s
hEAl SD - roa OGce o. ul oeot 2 ~ =, eos
DC mar .oneiying 20 Institutions nllef -.
q aa9 SI E ~ e best quality, for tie Penoa Of oDe !'
mecg on the ls' o. n. sio Win submit samples ir
Ptiei al te MIL selected vii be tie '-~lS'1 vi '
delivery H.. the flhf1 Performance OF
s,-.rt ,ni DE Ro4ri reserves 70 lel vac -
10. deemed By me-. a., 10 9at;Tf JAMES BOWEN,
oea-lN ~ PRENNAN JAMES A. hiNhOLSOSs
V"NN '" ALEXANDER FEEAh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-08

Gable reports London % began YESTERDAY give ai
The Lepsc saes begh Arr 70 az
pee.ed M Ifher aivRRce Thers is plenty time T. sal Goods
to that shipments beng mace fast a. lots Re
gether Reports the represent The catch on about
BALI The fortune % the in trade Las promised
well for years. Several kinds advanced We quote;
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

IF the new arrangement made be
tween Col. Flournoy and Mr.. w. r.
Sutherlin Of the DlnviIle road bc not
an abandonment of the former gentl,
mans plan of building the \. & G.
w. II. r., under contract with
northern firm which agreed to take
S1l 900 900, Of the stock. if the people
of Virginia would raise an equal
amount, then we cannot read. If il
be an offence for us to state that ne has
abandoned one plan for another more
feasible, then we are again incompe
tent. If to intimate that color was
probably given to the action Of Mr..
Sutherlin 10y his aspirations forthc po-
sition of Johnston, can be so miscon-
strued rs to imply that Col. Flournoy
was intriguing to the same end,
then we will state that we meant no
such thing. We did state however
that Col. Flounrnoy is willing 70 see
faithful Senator from :. W. Va, re-
pudiated that one from his own section
be placed upon trial rs his successor,
and we believe il. We are intensely
DESTROYS that Col. Flournoy should
speedily build his great line of road
So much so that we not only justify
him for abandoning an abortive plan
of the past, but even the present one
should he find, As we think he will,
that its strongest basis Of success is
little Senatorial wind.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
kEEG COLLEGE.
Meeting af iEIe Observation-Disclosures
ten Of Fr9i. ETaagFI.

At a meeting Of the Board of Cura-
tors of King College, held in the
Presbyterian Church on the evening
of Wednesday, 4lh inst, Prof. b. G..
Manard having rendered his rcsigna-
ton a. 'rincipa! of the Primary De
paIJmcnt Of said College. on motion
McssIs. {. r. Vance, l.. r. Johnson
and J. II. Anderson were appointed -
committee 10 bring in a mIlIUjg OH Tia,
subject for the adoption Of the Board.
The committee after retiring a sh0r!
time offered ,hC following, which was
unanimously adopted and ordered t.
be Published ia the NcWS and C0Hfi,r.
We the undersigned committee, to
whom was referred the consideration
OF the resignation of Prof. b. G.. Ma
narG, a. Principal of the Primary De
partmcnt of King COLLEGE, respectfully
submit the following Is their report,
viz:
That while we regret exceedingly
the circumstances inducing the rpsig-
nation Of Prof b. c. Muard rs Prin-
cipal OF said Primary Department, and
while we appreciate most highly The
efforts made by him, during his con
ncction with the same to build up said
Institution and secure its success we
nevertheless, in view of the unqualif-
ed manner in whirh be has rendered
his resignation, conclude that no 9th
ercourse can properly be recommended
than the acceptance Of his resignation
by the Board.
RcSOirCd, that this Board hereby ex-
press their high esteem and apprccia-
ton o: he services rendered by Prof.
b. q. Manard, as Principal Of the
Primary Department of King College,
and of his high tone ana moral qualifi-
cations rs gentleman and Instructor.
Most chcerluily we recommend him
to any Institution of learning that
may solicit or engage his services.
c. r. VANCE, !
l.. T.. JOHNSON, Committee.
!. II. ANDERSON,
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Competitors don't like " Barrett's. -


A NEW AND HEALTHFUL ARTICLE or
FooD.-The SEA Moss FARINE, manufactur
ed from Irish Moss, by the Rand Sea Moss
Far:ne Co, has been placed on our table
at different times, and proves to be one Of
the best. most notorious and easily-iirestcd
of all the farinas now in use. 1t Is paiital,le
TO the tasta, is lighter and less compact than
any other farina, and hence better adapted
to weak stomachs, to dyspepsia, to invalids
and all persons of frail constitutions. In
cases where tapioca, sago, barley, corn starch.
maizena, and similar articles are beneficial
the Sea Moss FaIfne is not only a substituf,
but has advantages which neither of them
possess, because the main ingredient of IT,,
moss has been considered by medical men
for many years as having invaluable rcmeGi-
al properties. ltis particularly recommends!
for pectoraI affections, scrofulous complaints.
diarrhGa, &c.-Elitor Halls Journal O.
HealtI.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
THE WAR.
LnfcsIhY TcIcgrnnEa.


VERSAILLES. Dee. 30.-tireat guam
titles OF war material were found in
Mt. Avron.
l. is reported that in Paris Beaune-
pairc has formed a corps of 1000 men
who have sworn t. cut their way out.
LONDON. Jan. 1.-The evacuation OF
the plateau before Fort AKRON 10y the
French causes much depression i'm
Paris. 4 meeting of the Mayors OF
Paris was held last week to censure the
Government for inactivity, but proved
a failure. Ii is reported that the palace
ar MalmaisOn was set on fire by the
guns at Fort Nalerian, and totally de
stroycd.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-Mezieres has been
occupied by the Germans. The French
have evacuated the other advanced
posts on the northeast of Paris since
the fall Of Fort AKRON, and the forts
around the city are silent. The Tween
ticth Prussian division had repuIsed
superior French force in the rear Of
Nendome, capturing some guns. In
an engagement near Ar.as 10 French
infantry were taken Prisoners.
BiSMARyK'S ENPLASATION TO ENG
LAND.
LONDON, - World SpccjdO.-Bis-
arck writes to Lord russell that
Prussia is Justified, under the law OF
Nations, in sinking the English ships
in the Seize. Although the payment
offered has been refused unaccOmpa-
Bicd by an apolo} Y, he renews his ten
der OF payment.
SPAIN-DEATH OF PRIN-POPCLAR IN
DIGNATION-ARRIVA or THE
KING.
MADRID, Dee. 3l.-Gen. Prim died
this Morning from his wounds. His
death has produced a profound scnsa-
ton. Grief and Indignation prevail
everywhere.
The Republican hattaliions have
nearly all surrendered their arms, and
the city is tranquil. The Cortes has
conferred full power Oh Topete's Min
istry.
The new King landed at Carthagena,
and had reached Murcia. where he was
warmly received on lis way to Ma
drid.
The King will not arrive in Madrid
till Monday, ana the proposed festivi-
tives have beer 'ostponcd.
The Cortes LIS adopted a resolution
i'm honor of the memory of General
Prim, declaring that he deserved well
Of his country, and placing bis family
under tine protection Of the nation.
SCaOssd DisDufrb.
MADRID, Dee. 81 Hcruld special.
The death of Prim has intensified the
excitement here. Inflanation set in
from his wounds and amputation Of
the arm was found he ossary. He re-
taiLcd his consciousness to the last,
and when made aware of the approach
of death bad, adieg to his friends. II
- said he expressed much anxiety for
he safety of the King. Great appre-
tensions of All outbreak of the con
spirators EXISTS, but the Government
is making an effort to allay the excite
ment.
VICTOR EMMANUEL IN ROME.
ROME, Dec. 3D.-King Victor En-
manuel entered Rome to-day. His re-
ceptiOu was enthusiastic, and tonight
the city is Illuminated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
& Barrett's" too III ,ch for them.

GoGD News FROM IRELAND During the
Irish famine we sent Il million of dollars
worth OF food to Cork. Ireland is now repay
ing the debt with interest not from haI.vts
fields, but from the adamantine rocks on her
coast. An enterpri>ing company in New
York is importing ship-lol 5 of the edible
moss that grows on her cliffs, and converting
it, under the name of SEA Mess FARINE, in
to an economic source of n)urishment and
palatable food. The new source of aliment
is prepared under a patent, and although
but year in the market, has already taken
precedence of all the gelatinous agents here
tolorc used in cookery. No epicure who has
tasted the buildings, custarls and icllies
made from SEA Mess FARTNE, will deny that
they are Incompatible. The saving effected
by using this article instead of mazena. fari-
NJ or corn starch (all Of which it exceeds in
palatability), is a bout fifty per cent.
dec I'm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

rAAIADEUs, the New King Of Spain
commences his reign amid the funera
ceremonies OF the man to whom h
owes his throne. Gen. Prim like
Abraham Lincoln, was not allowed to
participate in the fruits of his own
revolution. Prim was shot by assass-
ms on the 2G,h ult. and died on tn
29th. He was aged 81 and for thirty
seven years he has been a distinguish
ed character i'm Spanish history.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

JOY To The WORLD. NuNAN Is FREE =
Among the many modern discoveries look
ns to the happiness and ameliGratiOn of
the human race, none is entitled to higher
consideration than the renowned remedy
DIR. J. Bralield's Female Regulator, Wo-
mans Best Friend. 81 it woman is cEan,i-
patcd from the numbcrless ills peculiar to
her sex. Before its magic power all ir' egu-
larifics of the womb vanish. 1t cures white
1t cures suppression of the menses. Ii re-
moves utIine distractions. 1t braces the
nerves and purifies the blood. 1t never fails
as thousands Of women will testify. This
valuble medicine is prepared and sold By L.
II. Bradfell, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga. I1ice,
81. 80 per bottle. MI rcspetatablc drug men
keep it. dec I'm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
$500 Reward Claimed
Solution of tha gemerton Prebi,m.

S9milon OF tnS EeNeTtCB fE9biS ip'
Mr.. G. G. Goodell, of Marion, Va.
writes us as fellows:
"MARIoN. VA. Dec. 80. 1870.
"Mes,rs. Fowler, Eds :-i,nclosed
you will find the answer to Il. F. Bet
terton's problem, published in your
paper. viii you please hand it to
him and oblidge:
\ will have No. of Acres equal
to 500 minus the sqare root of $4,000.
Il will have No of acres equal to
the square root Of G50O0 minus 200
9. &. GooDELL.
P.S. If Mr.. Battcrton pays the
$500 offered | viii devote it to some
charitable purpose. in Bristol, to be
selected by the Sen. Ed. Of the Ne1rS
G. G. G.
Now We take Mr.. Goodell's formu-
In and find the square root Of G., 900,
to be 254 .950975IS35x and that the
shares Of \ and 3 are respectively
Is. 0I9O2l5lC5x and 5i.950975is35N
acres. As land costs him S5.j4.9j
per acre and BIS costs him Si.5I95X
per acre. The difference being JUS.
one dollar The calculation is as
near Mechanically exact as need
be. though the dccimals are not e, >
hauStcd. In adding the price Of one
acre Of each party together the sum
about $40 coz, which is greater.
as It should be. thar the average
cost of two acres. For if their acres
be paired off until those Of A be ey-
hsusted (he having the smaller num-
berl then there viii bc left about nine
and nine tCnthS acres of BIS land
the low price, and which the over
pms in pairing would exactly restore
to the average price. We viii illus
tate. \ boy has two baskets each
containing thirty apples. From the
first he sells two for 4 cent and from
the second three for a cent. Then
by pairing and selling them together
he gets two cents for five apples, av-
craze two lilhS of cent. Counting
the GO apples thereat he would have
p cts. again, selling singly his first
80 applcs will bring him , cts. add
hi .ond 50 will bring HIM 10 cts.
Total 25cts. Evidently the one cent
discrepancy is due to the erroneous
effort at forcing an average, the last
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

The new link to connect the \. NJ.
& o. II. r. with Richmond will prob
ably be made OF the present bed and
tics of the r.. & p. r. r. An ad-
-"'pal set of rails being required TO ac-
comm Iate the wide gage Of the Con-
solidatcd line.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
Another mem sI.;s rrnrdcr.

Jno. Bel Crocket, grandson of Da-
vid Crockett was murdered On the 9th
uIt., by negro at Bradley's landing,
near Memphis. The negro has been
arrested and Crocket's money found on
him
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
The refined use 5. Barrett's 50

ms" Pimples and brown spots on the face.
EruPiions, Blotchcs, Scrofulous Diseases.
and all sores arising from impure blood, arc
cured by DR.. Pierces's Ait. Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery. As an Anti-Bilious on
liver me'ieine, and for habitual constipa-
ton Of the bowels it works wonderful cures.
Sold hy druggists. Pamphlet on the ahov,
diseases sent free. Address Dr. Il. V. Pierce.
Buffalo, y. Y. Iw.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

The new Horse disease is prevailing
i'm Monroe County Tenn. The horses
are attacked with fits, and frequently
die i'm the harness. No remedy has
been found for il.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
" Barrc,t'S" Hair Restorative.
Steel Engraving of GcR. x. q.

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subscription to THE S.CrHEEN PPrs%. an IL
Illustrated Weekly Journal of 70 column
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likeness or Gen. Lee, Ell. slycI br a skiiluI
rtis'. from Photograph, expressly for The
PREss, with an outline OF his Ii c, and an a,-
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Canv: sscrs wanted in every county in Il,
South, 10 whom liberal list Of premiums i.
Oilcrtd in this iSsuc. Address
TIE SOUTHERN pPE-S.
Baltimore, Nj.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

I would respectfully announce to
this community that [ will open a
limited school for boys, in Temper
ance Hail." for term of five shoolas-
tic months, commencing January I'd,
1871.
Terms $1,J0 per month, one half
pavable jn adruUco; the balance due
at the expiration of the first half term.
contingent fee Sl,25.
N deduction except for protracted
sickness.
Dee. - - 1t. II. 5. Gookin.
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S.OHufylI
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The birth place house of Henry
Clay at Ashland Va, was destroyed
by fire during the holydays.
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