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WestbrooR Seminary.
THE FALL TERM OF II WEEKS,

WILL OPEN
Monday, 41ugust 21St, 1871,
Undcr the following Boarl of instruction
Rev, 7. G. SNOW, a. NJ, Principal,
and French Professor of Mental and Moral
Science.
c. y. NARNEI, a. NJ, Assistant Principal and
Teacher of Greek and Latin.
j. y. NORTON, 4. Il Natural Science.
l.. y. JOHN, Il. Pm, Mathematics and Book Keep
ing
NJ. c. MlLLIkEN, instrumental and Vocal Music
Miss HELEN s. PRATT, Prcceplrcss and Teach.
CT of Latin and English.
Miss LIZZIE \. HOIT, French
Miss A. a. LATHAM, Drawing lin pencil and
cravon) and OH Painting
Mrs. G. s. PIERCE, Painting in water coors.
The Boarding Department will be under the
charge of DANIEL LAIo, ESD, and WIFE who fill
ed the position 30 acceptahly during the past
year.
Mrs. S. Il. lloYT will continue a MatrOn.
For further information, address the Principal
at stevens Plains, Ne Gw Ju2l
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CDNSCMPTE0N,
LEAVE NO STING nEITIND.

The Mandrake IillS are composed OF one Of Nature
uoalc>t lit,- TIE Pcdophilum Peltaum. They pos
,s rl lhc blood searching. Alternative properties al
Nm nj L.. l.li.
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THE NORWAY
Military Brass Band,

Are prepared to furnish Music fsl Parades, Is:
cursions, pionic., &c, at short notice.
Address HORACE COLE, Sec'y.
Norway, Me, July 10, 1871. I'm
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New Advertisements.
Umbrella Lost.

7 oST on thr 81 inst between Waterford and
IL Norway, = Black SILK UMBRELLA, in
Ciot! Case. " ih silver plate on handle The find
office, or by giving information where il may be-
found.
Paris, Aug it'll. 1871.
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TnE CRoPs.--A gentleman from the
upper Kenncbcc says that the hay crop
from Bingham to Fairfield is about two
thirds aS much rs last year, which was
considered a light crop. The grain crop
in that section will amount to very little,
many pieces being already moved to
save it from the graSshoprers Potatoes
promise well now, and there will be Il
good crop OF corn with the usual length
oil season, it being little late.
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state Of Maine,
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Nuoustr ,lulV 18TH. /


August, july 18TH. ISL
IIIRSUANr 20 chap. Is, section 10 OF the Reyla
Statutes will at the state Treasurer once
in Augusta ON the sixth lay OF september ncNl' az
eleven o'clock IN the forenoon, sell ana t"hNt!
by deed 10 the highest bidder, all the interest OF
tie state, i'm the tracts Of land hereinafter I''
,cribcd lying IN mincorporated townships 'he
said tract, having been forfeited 10 tie state lor
state taXcs aud County taxes ctItIi'd 10 the
Treasurer Of State Tor the year loj9.
The sale and conveyance Of each tract WI D'
made subject 10 4 right IN the owner or part own
or, whose rights have been forfeited, 10 redeem
thc same at any time within one year aiter th'
sale, by paying or rendering Ia the purchaser, ms
proportion Of what the purchaser PAD therefor ~
The sale. with interest u the rate oi twenty per
cent per anuum from the time Of sale, ana one
dollar for release: or such owner inpy redeem hs
interest by paving as aforesaid To the treasure
of State as provided in chap ., ectlon ~ OIL Tue
Revised Statutes. =,
No tract however, will be sold al price les,
than the full amount due thereon for such uhplll
state and county taxes, interest and costs a. o'
scribed i'm the following schedule
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BORN.

In East Buckield, July lGth to the wife of Cur
roll Bicknell, u SON. 2jth to the wife OF Almoh
Day, daughter.
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pi,,sp.rs az, the Face

For CoIhedoneS Black.worn> or Gruhs, Pimply
,,umions. ami hlotched designations on the ntce
u.c
Perry's Comedonc ana Pimple Kennedy.
II is invaluable Ia .hc AFFLICTED Prepared only by
DIR. II. {, Perry. D.rmotoieSest, 10 Bond
NJ. ". sold 10y Druggists ereIyTheTe
MAJ 4m
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Steam Power To Let !!
PARIS HILL STEAM MILL CO.,

Having more power than Is required for pres ent
operations, viii lease from TO 40 horse power, as
may 10 re,ls:red, on favorable terms. Grand
Trunk Il. r. Station within short distance.
Address PARIS Hill STEAM MILL co,
my9U Paris Hill, Me.
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Higher English and Languages . 5000
or SIXTY. five cents per week.
Common English $500
or ity-iivc cents per week.
BOARD $50 10 $500 per weck-wood AMI
lights extra. Good rooms can he obtained for
boarding self, from - 10 30 cents per week.
FERN bills to be settled the ninth week Of
the term. No deduction for IN absence of two
weeks, except IN ease of sickness. Books fur
nishcd 10y the teacher at Portland prices.
Students are earnestly requested 10 be present the
first dOy of the term, lessons are given out,
and rCcitalions commence the second day. For
rooms or board apply To the Secretary and not 10
The Principal.
\. u. BuMPUs, Secretary
Hebron, Me, Jnly3J lSIl.
REFERENCES Hon. y. Il. SAWYER, Ellsworth;
Hon. Daniel Lunt Rev Mr.. Woodruff. Bangor;
Hon. Dngicy, Jr, Lewiston; Hon. J. III. ROak;
Auburn; Rev Mr.. Small, Portland; Rev. Mr.. FL.
iot, RumiorlE Hon. sumner Buinham, Norway,
Hon, WilliaMWilsOp, Hallowell All have been
patrons, except one
On Wednesday Even'g, Nov. IS, 1871,
There will bc reunion OF those who have been
students at the Hebron Academy during the past
ten years. ga-AH are most cordially iEsritei.
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Freedom Notice,

Fs'lIlS j. to give notice that nave thi- day given
l. to my son, CHARLES ii. FAR\UN, his time
during the remainder of hi minority aud ehall
claim hone Of his earnings, nor pay nny debt vi
his contracting aitcr thu date,
NJ. TNENUM.
Woodstock Jun, 3, ISL
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Consumption,
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.
By H. SCHENCK. M. d.

Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there other reason than the neglect known and
indiSputably proved means OF cure. Those near ana
dear 90 family and friends sleeping the drcancSs
slumber into which had they calmly adopted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08

Two years ago. the Rev. Mr.. Moor,
or Augusta. WAS called 70 attend iu-
neral At the Military Asylum, being ia
ken thc,c by an unsafe horse belonging
10 the government The animal ran
away, breaking Mr.. Moor's ankle, an in
jury from which he has never recovered.
\ few day, ago the authorities at the
Asylum decided to pay Mr.. Moor 1000
Tor the Injury
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08

The school ear commenting with the Fall
Term, viii consist OF three terms ui twelve weeks
each.
will bc arranged IS ,th reference To years contn
nous work, uId tine following Teachers viii he
retained through the Year:
WM. EDWIN FROST, 4. H., Principal.
Miss ISABELLA \. GRAY, s,.;to.is
Miss lXAH 7 HOWE,
Nj. GEO. =. AME~, M. y...,.L,.,
Mi, JENNIE |. UPTON, -""''' ''''"'' g.
Special attention will bc given 10 students hitting
for College.
Glasses will be- inimctl ior those desiring 10
study French! German, or The Natural Sciences.
students preparing 10 teach, VIII be carefully
drilled ia the Common aud Higher English
branches
Text Eouhy viii bc furnished q the lowest
prices.
TUITION:
Common English, $50
iii ,hpr English aud I au0usNcs 500
Music Icssons including Use of Piano 1000
Bills will not he made for less than half of the
term.
Board. including wood, lights and washing,
80 % To $3.50 per week.
The Bakery and Market afford facilities for self
boarding; AMI rooms cam be rented for this pur-
pose at reasonable rates.
Application may be made TO the Principal, Rev.
T. r. MERRY, Rev. l.. II. TABOR, on FREELAND
HOWE, Esq, Norway, Me.
Aug. |, ISL. lw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08

The Paris lIill Lodge, l. O. of &. f..
mo, ON Friday evening last, rs per notice.
The officers were all elected, and will be
installed ca next Friday evening, Aug
llth The few members who were absent
from the last meeting, will never know
what they lost; and probably those who
were present will never forget the pleas
AM evening they spent on that occasion.
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Special Notices.
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

4 Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
s9f7A Requires Immediate attention, az
WYNN neglect olenrcsults in an incurable
Ss.SyN5tyS Lung Disease.
Eg&4S1 Browns bronchial Troehss
%l41R willmGst Invariably give instant re-
;i,f F5r BGoNCHifIS, ASTHMA, CATAEliI, Co.'S
sruPTIvE and THROAT DISEASES, they have "a
soothing effect
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
Ia clear and strengthen the voice
Owing 10 The good reputstoa aed popularity "l
the Iroches, many 'corfhiess and cheap iH'tdt'ofS
are offered, ,chIeh are good for nothing BE sue
and obtain the true.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCliES.
decggm Sold Everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08

-"Pcrcic" takes pains to ask Mr..
Kmb-ll us To his war record. and he de-
ciar.> that hc supported the gallant
Jameson" We are glad to conclude
that hc voted tor Jameson against
Daua in 1861, and jameson against
Bradbury in 1862. In 1861. Gen. Jane
>ou received 2l,935 votes and in 1862
but G.764.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08

Rev Geo H. Vihbelt will lecture
Wednesday evening, Aug. 9th, in the
UnivcrSalist Church at Bethel, Me Sub.
iccI. The Order OF Good Tcmplars."
The Lodge has secured the services Of
this talented lecturer to repeat the above
lecture. and We wish that all, both in the
order and out. would come and hear of
the aims, workings AMI interests OF the
order
The Lodge proposes to give Social
Entertainment Tuesday evening, Aug.
S,h. 1t Pa,,ee's Hall, where they hope to
sac all their friends and many others.
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Fer Moth Patches, Ereckles and
Tan.

Use rerry's doth - FreckIe Lotion.
IL !. the ouly reliable ami harmless remedy
known los reno, ing Brown discOloration. snl't
bv druggists everywhere. Depot 10 bend ST.,
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Department for Training Teachers

In tie Science and Art OF Teaching; in which spc-
cigl obstruction il given in the Theory and Practice
of Teaching, according 10 most approved meth
ods, and in the Government Of schools.
The Course of study in this Department il the
same a. that adopted IN the first Training schools
la tho ,ountry
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4 Military Department

has been established for the purpose OF >ccurirg
habit, ofp1umrt and cheerful obedience, physical
development united with good carriage of the
person. and u know ledge al milit iry tactics.
Pupils OF suitable age viii bc admitted To the
privilege, oihi, dep rimcnt ithout extra charge.
The drills all not in any respect, interfere with
regular school duties
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08

has been added IN which students are instructed
in Book keeping. Banking, Commercial Law, &c.
Practical Education is made u speciality.
Ia connection with the school i, u
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rhe Course of study FOR young Men
4 Commercial Course

Is designed Ia give ihom 4 thorough business h
ucaiion, 10 prepare them Tor Teaching, on 10
Them lIr College.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03
BE Guided by what YOU know.

There is an old proverb which says, "Ex
perieucc is the safest guide To this guide
the sick and ailing naturally turn when cast
inc about for the means of relief. They IN
quirc what a medicine has done for others,
before they adopt it themselves. OF all the
remedies and representatives. in use, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bittcrs meets the test most
triumphantly, and hence its immense pOpu-
larity an vast sales. The sufferer from in
digestion Is sure TO find somc one among his
friends who has been cured of that ailment
by the famous vegetable Stomachic. The
victim of fever and ague, liver complaint,
constitution, nervous proStration or general
debility. has only to make inquiry in the
ncichborhood where he resides in order to
discover what this standard restorative has
effected in cases similar to his own. Ia the
r:iilishcd testimony TO its merits he will
lind volume of proiS OF its sanitary proper
ties. which il Is impossible for his common
sense TO resist. lie tries IL, and the effect 1t
urrduees on his system adds another 10 the
host of witnesses in its favor. Thus, its
rcrusatior. founded on facts, not assertions,
continually grows AMI spreads. CharlasanS
and imrosters. some OF them mere local
tricks;ers, and others who take somewhat
wider range, attempt to thrust INTO the
hands and down the Threats OF invalldS, their
haphazard concoctions, as substitutes for the
taoic which for so many years has been a
medicinal staple throughout the United
States, Spanish America, Canada, and the
West Indies, hut only succeed to a very liml-
/ ted extent. In this reasoning age, the peo-
pie, having ascertained what is really de-
serving OF their confidence, decline " run
ming after strange GODS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03
CHRISTADORO,S HAIR DYE

PHYSICIANS who have prescribed Svapnia or
Purihcd upIun use no other form of Opium in
their practice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03
III. c. CALDWELL

has the largest assortment of Ladies
dress Jcwclry, Beads, Bracelets, Neck
laces and Sets, in all colors, west of
Baltimore, and at lower prices than
they are usually sold. | have all the
latest and most desirable Watches in
the market, with Opera and Chatham
Chains, fine Gold Pocket ChrOmomc-
tiers. and American Watches for Gents
use, with heavy Gold Chains, togeth-
cr with a large stock of Cuff Buttons,
Shirt Studs, Gents Pins, Masonic,
Knight Pythias and others. Also n
fine assortmeptOf Pocket Cutlery, Ra-
zors, Pistols &c, &c, all ut the lowest
prices to make quick sales and small
profits.
sep S-tf.
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The County CANVASS.
EDITORS BRIsToL NEWS:

- Hr e f" l.
CONFERENCE.-THE universal ten
dency of high taxes, especially when
they are regarded as OnerOus and I'M
just, Is to make corrupt people, and
when once the habit is required of inn
properly avoiding the payment of tax
es, or in other words, of cheating the
government cut of its just dues, it Is
then very easy to glide into tie same
habit in individual transactions.
The pretticst thing that have ever
seen, save one, has been on paper,
thus with SIR. Cummings per centage.
And while | might clam a small per
ccntage, in justice TO myself, for him
10 do so would be unjust, and is only
10 deceive you, when il does not affect
him. And how perniciOus 1t appears
TO me for a candidate 10 be writing
such stuff To you and EIacticing a diff
fcrcnt course. When last year he
fought the Board of Supervisors two
days to keep them from laying a levy
10 pay an old debt due from the cOun-
ty 10 parties among whom he Is ore;
which falls due in 1872, aud so short
was the time that it was better 10 wait
one year than get part, for they could
dictate their OWN terms, but when the
board would lazy the levy TO pay it in
six years commencing in 1871, he re-
fused to accept it, and said he would
collect il a. soon as it WAS due. The
Board laid the levy five thousand five
hundred dollars, with those stipula-
lations and conditions that any party
who should take their part, strictly
entered into u contract. to wait four
years with interest paid annually at
six per cent. But he, Mr.. Cummings,
disliking to sell all of the county prop
erty, Court House, Jail, poOr-hOuse
and land, concluded to suggest to the
chairman, that if he would get a
meeting of the Board and make
another orderallowing him, Mr.. Cum
mings, to receive his portion of the
5000, he would take for his part a new
county bond, bearing eight per cent,
and this on an old debt saved through
the war on which the county will have
paycd to the parties SG4jOO; which lie
Mr.. Cummings advised. | believed in
his desire to get new Court House
for which the county received $500 in
the shape of a Court House.
Consistency thou art Il jewel.
OUSELY.
Oct. 9th, 1871.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03

IMPAIRED VITALITY Who YOU -ftcl
~ il the vital powers We're given away. strength
gone, spirits depressed, memory failing, apo tIe
lost, cXhauS STEALING every sense aid par
alyziug every energy then 1t is time to resort to
that powerful ally Of nature, Dr., WA KEE's
Y EHET sBLE VINEGAR BITTERs-st I he prose rites
thy -inbody work glorious renovation in
the dcbilitated system and the cl0nded mind.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03

III Main St, Luxembourg.
are constantly Offering and notwith-
standing the fact that cotton and wool
have advanced, it would be Il difficult
matter for any purchaser to pick out
many articles at an advance rate.
We present below few of the adj
vantages which enuble us to sell Goods
as low as we do 2:
By" We have resident buyer East,
who being constantly i'll the market,
when either of the active partners are
not there, ayails himself of any bar
gains that may be offered during the
dull months of trade III the Eastern
markets.
Beg BY these means we are adding
and receiving Goods positively nearly
daily, and have constantly something
new and fresh to offer to our customers.
Bay" Our Stock, as complete and i'm
mense as ii is, is bought principally
for cash, and is kept in COMPLETE AS
SORTMENT the entire year through, all
of which we promise and obligate our
selves to sell at a very small advance
upon Eastern prices bought of first
hands and in large quantities.
re- We do now by far the largest
business in our line, that any firm
ever did, in this city, and thanks to
our patrons, and through our motto,
the small profit SYSTEM" We intend
to increase it as much more. Our UNI
usual success up to this time is the
best evidence that we fully comply
with all we promise and no effort of
ours in our power shall make us
swerve from our purpose to make this
firm the largest III our line i'll the State
of Virginia.
Merchants of the Southwest are cs-
pccially invited To give us the chance
10 save them freight and expenses.
We keep constantly II large assortment
OH hand, entirely separated from our
Retail Rooms, and can and will sell
you Goods in all Of our lines as low as
any house in Baltimore will and much
lower than those that make time their
batting and leading feature.
We ask the favor OF an order if you
can't come yourself, as the best evil
dencc of proving to you that we mean
what we say.
BaF SA LESMEN.-JAMEs II. JEN-
NINGs, Charlotte, Va; JEHU WILL
LIAMS, Lynchburg, Va; II. b. STOKES,
Bristol, Tenn JOHN L.. KEAN, Caro-
line, Va; II. II. CARR, Halifax, Va;
JOHN G. HAMMER, AppomattOX, Va.
JACK JENNINGS, Charlotte Co., Va
GUGGENHEIMER & CO.,
Oct. %, 1S7I.-ly. HI Main Street.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03
FOR SALE.

| am ready to negotiate on very
favorable terms, the sale of the most
valuable water power within the vi
cinity of Bristol. 1t is within one
mile of Main Street and furnishes a
fail of Il feet with room above that
point for more than one Factory with
fall Of twelve or more feet. The
property is peculiarly valuable and
can be hal at price low enough to
cnticc manufactures to our locality.
|. G. FOWLER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03
MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The
3lst of Oct, at the residence ofthe
brides father, by Rev. David Sullins,
w. II. MATTOX, of -PittsYlvania Co.,
Va, TO Miss MAMIE BLACKLEY of
Bristol, Tenn. -. ~ -.,rf.
KIRBY-CARNER-On the Goth,
of Oct, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. J. II. KincannOn. Mr..
MILES KIRBY, of y. c., to Miss ELIZA
GARNER, of Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03
NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE or A NEApI ExPUSAS Is
ID : ted from the Circui, Court 81 Sullivan
siunty. Tenn ~ IT. July term tNsi. - a's direc-
ed tested the ith Monday 81 1aly, lSsl. upon a
,t anal r..- g,.r tl.,, ~sIa oI lu>. 7lcts .
rr,,~,,f z T. ti6fr Aduir i-frsior 90 Lrry A"oi'
fce'. iiu ,,,,,iss-5 Prssr y. Lfstrly wIil Sch 80
No t'orrt Iian-e door ~ Hi"uuiff'ir. Tenn, "a
.l s7ih lay 81 SotssAhtr. Isl at iH~ 'iSh'' u'''
- - i,,tef.--t tlitl Prtrr =. Lirrrhy has
- -. Tr,~t ~ Land sifurfi Iu ~fttvtn, = ou.l-
~. Tenn, Di-t SCI 80. ij'h 1ii 'i"i"r th" Tar
~ Vst ,i1Ii,uty. Garrett Fiifsrri!i ant ether
,.i,.,,. loo Acres D. oIr ur ifs. ruiii teht ART
g.. yrflv ~ g. This u,tuhcr 10th day,
Is-i va. o.. KiAG, Deputy sheriff.
u,t ajth fyr-Prs itc -.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03

APPLES, Green, = barrel, 81 5oG2 IS
DO. Dried, pared, t b, ~ ZAP
Do. Brandy, 4 gallon old .t-s 25Js2 70
lie. 10. New. Do. 2NNs2 -
BACON, Hog round, s. Il, 10 ii
Do. Hams, T. h, -.|.-'t l6Sif
DO. sides 1, n, .7' -rf .r ld,eaII
BFEF. ushtcrcd, r n, -rf SslS
OUTER, No<. l, : III ;, 4 y, " .-.- 2oc l5e ~
-iEESWAN, = H., -hH-Z
BUcK'vnKAr FLOUR, u L.. --.. ..-
BEANS, White, Il busLrl of 60 lbs, / 25G 30
Do. Myrd or Go!orcd, SJ9l 90
BLACKBERXIEs, dried, = D., sale
BICE GRASS SEED, per Sushel of IA lbs. 15eS %
CAfCKENs, dressed, apiece, .9-- lb82s
Do. Live, apiece, leY2O
CheStnuts, per buShei S,OO q :, 90
CuFFEg, Fair tn good Rio, T H., 22S %
DO Prime choice lilo, d n, 3iN2S
Do. Laguirt Il IL, 1870
Do. lava, Z b., ..... s.. -. 31g3l
CHEESE, Dairy; Il D., ~ :1g2c
CoTroH Yarns, e bunch Of 5 hs., isagl 20
COKx, White, z 6ushel Of SO d., old, T2@75
Do. yellow and Mixed, 63Q71
tuRN Mai, q buahei of - Us, SOLOS,
CLOVER SEED, z buShel OF 80 bs, '"ste 90
CRAxBERsIEs, z Dbl, : OOagIo &C
E,.is Fresh. r dozen, ISsE2s
LvKnsRKKy GRASS SEED, Tabush. IL ns., 5ag2 90
FLOUR, SuPerfnc, z Dbl, toB' %
Do. Extra, z Dbl, enGs y
10. Family, q Dbl, o,Gs 30
FEATHERS, Live GO"sc. z n, 6y4IS
FLAX SEED, = bushe OF So Tbs, j 6oSfl e
FLAX LINES, Z yard, ie"ls
nay E,,l,.l n 100 EsS .r. 9lGl 10
Herbs GRAss SEED, r bu.hel Of 10 ps., l 75it2 20
IRox, Country Bar, = d., i94H
LARD, Va. Y Tenn, Nos. 3, 2and !, los III
LEATHER, spanish sole, 4 D., pcs
H.. Country tanned sole. d D., S2GS3
b. do do. do unfinished, SSgS4
Do. Harness, Il H., 3sH4.
Do. Upper, Z H., $4,000
HoL4ssEs, New orleans, z gallon, So09O
Do. Refined Syrups, = galloy, 351t -
VANS Old Dominion, z Ees oI loo lbs, $500 -
oAr,z} bushel OF 81 fs.. 69go2
.OyInSs p Lushei Of 81 Ds., 50 Gg 90
oKcmaKp Grass Sled, 2 bush. Il ss: 7s@s 90
on Tanners, = gallon IORN
PAcHgs, Dried, IMPAIRED, n, ,,19 ~
paTAroEs Irish, Z bushei :. 81 b., $50 -
Pork. Fresh Hogs, 2 d., ~
Do .Salted u NJ. ----. .oos,
RYE q busl,I Of 80 rs, S20S3
RAGS Linen and Cotton, 4 D., =
SALT, liverpool fine, q sack, .Sg W
SUGAR, Brown, T. IL, E:Git
Do. Crushed, GranuIated, fulrsriIed, l6Gl1
aud cut Loaf, z D., 10
SOAP, Country made z D., "Ge
r TakEDH. 4 pressed res, q D.,
TINoriIY SEED, q busheI Of 10 5oaS %
Tow I.IxES, T yard, ItgsS
VINEGAR Pure Cider, z gallon, SB 70
ITnEAT, White, 2 bushel OF 90 IA. e5!gl %
DO Red, do. do S0tsl %
MOOT. Washed, q H., o9G@
Do Unwashcd, r b., 4C@to
H'A Pur, Va N,ur,tain Rye 2or62 50
= =, (iooI I,rirninss e. Dogs o.
S"n'','m y, cannon, 70 fiood ,4UO>C5 oO
Wv LUIS Cod ShiPping1 1Oo4t %
:, - S,,,.irp ca. nInou tO,goud 10 Uo6p'5 %
Wv Ir5 > -, = n = yo,f /, aus - OO0l25 90
-" 10 - C,a,,,,., Short 5oG 50
S'N - - cI SLirni,,, OOI 20
We" - -, SLit,rIuT joN 10 90
MeW e" worti,g Common 8 OOg 90
Nv - 49,, yyortinT Good 7OOG o.
Nv i 80 IynrLine Fine OoTl3OO
Wv - w,anr,1r. Comuon Ll2 OON IS o..
Wv L L'"i II-r,rn,r, God Ms sOQ2sfo0
w " - - Vii .nors, Fine - OHG 1000
ian. %. IL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-03
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