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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22

along. Let tney learn nOtnlng from the fact
that the existence of the greenback legal ten
ders has not prevented the steady decline in
gold and graded approximation to o specie
basis. 1t is question whether we should
If there had been no other currency than that
of the legal tenders. The object has not been
and Is not really to contract the paper circula-
ton Of the country by Withdrawing the green
backs, but to substitute national bank notes in
their place. The true way to reach specie pay
their notes in coin and not to interfere with the
legal tenders. A portion of their reserve
might be in legal tenders, with q sufficient
amount Of specie TO meet any demand upon
them. The greenbacks, In such case, would
be instantly at par; would be as valuable and
as much sought as are the notes Of the Bank
of England; for they represent the credit Of
the government, and the banks would find
these greenbacks more convenient and desira-
BILE to the people than specie. The converti-
bility Of national bank notes into specie or legal
tenders, at the option of the holder, would
make gold 10 littl demand, for legal tenders
would 0e f.1nd moro convenient and the peo-
pie would prefer them. There Is no necessity
to extir guish the legal tenders and thus add
twenty millions year to the interest of the
debt The consequence OF Withdrawing the
greenbacks would be, not to diminish the vol
ume Of paper circulation materially, II at all,
but to give 1t to the national banks and add tc
| the interest Of the debt and burden of the PEG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner of stb ~ and ssd St.
CHARLES OMALLEY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
Cranberries.

The acid of the cranberry is so
decidedly beneficial in all bilious af-
fections, by its stimulating effects up
on the liver, that attention to its cul,
ture should be encouraged. One
acre of land suitably prepared will
yield two hundred and fifty dollars
worth of cranberries. There are
thousands of Neglected acres of such
land in New jersey which are adj
mirably adabted to this culture. The
cranberry plant is beautiful evergreen
and grows thrifty; it can be kept
all winter, and may be so trained to
grow from flower pots as to be beau
tiiully ornamental to the parlor ana
dinlng-room through all seasons of
tie year. They will grow in any Or
binary room without special attention
and the berry will remain on the stem
until the Towering for another crop.
1t hOurisheS farther north than any
other berry, ripening ON Bushman Is
land, on the western slope of Green
land, in latitude seventy-six.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
= IL 10 anu @arocn,
Making Winter Bntter.


As prime butter Without fault in
favor, always commands high price
and an article made perfect in the
dead of winter. w;ih. all tie nutty
taste OF the best Orange county sum
mer grass butter. would make an ex-
ira high figure, why not produce such
q quality, and make kind of har-
vest at the season of the year when
nothing is done, or worse than naught,
by some farmers? Some may say,
1T cannot be done in this state -
but | have done it in the North and
the South, in states fairly represent
irg all the others; it can be done,
and very easily, in any part of the
/ Union. with no more trouble than is
taken in the production of soapy' stuff.
Grow seine marrigolds and carrots
eat some grass just as il has come in
to bloom, and give it plenty Of field
room, turning it often that it may
dry uniformly and be a sweet. bright
looking article of hay. When Win
t:r commences, begin fec ding the
cons in milk VITA these roc and the
beautiful nay, and if some good corn
meal Is shaken over or mixed with
the roots, so much the better for the
COWS, the butter and the manure
the corn meal Will be well paid for.
though hay alone of the de. cription
alluded TO will make first class butter
The right kind of food given to the
cows is the first step toward making
fine butter, and without this beir. Q
done the best dairymaid in the world
cannot manipulate their milk into
/ the desired article. | believe there
are some men who have an idea that
1t Is kind Of extravaganza to have
COWS in milk during the winter who
think calves cannot be raised which
ere dropped in the autumn, and be-
lieve mano III. DO Ike the squirrels.
put every thing in store for the COLI
season. Let them cat the tub and
potted butter; but while fresh butter
with Others is appreciated, and so
long as there is market for first-class
produce Of every kind, allow far see
ing men to provide the essentials for
Supplying the demand.
Salt utter in England, is, consider
ed very little better than hogs lard,
and is never brought on any respeeta-
bic PERSONS table. 1t is used occa-
sionally on toast, and good deal in
making pastry, but fresh butter and
fresh meat are eaten by every body
in comforts bic circumstances. excepc
That cola boiled ham and rashers of
boiled bacon are very common fon
the brea kfast.-Country Gentleman.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
Take il Out i'm Trade.

\ lathy looking fellow entered a
down east restaurant, and ordered a
double stew of oysters. The man
whoskept the restaurant vas small,
rel-headed individual, evidently very
high tempered. lie prepared Il e
stew in quick time. and the lathy fe :
low sat down to his repast, and ate
with enviable relish; after which he
selected frst-clas5 cigar, RECALLED
himself with mug of foaming ale,
sitting with his feet elevated upon
the top of the stove lie WAS very
deliberate and self possessed. Afte'
the cigar had almost disappeared in
smoke. he called for his bill
"SiXty-fye cents" said the propri-
etor.
allow is this?" asked the latf.
FIFTY cents for the double ste +,
and fifteen cents for the cigar
.'Yoa forgot the ale," remarked
the !9thy fellow, looking quite serious
Al, yes, that is ten cents more
cventI-nve cents
Well ! am ready to pay t."
The red head cd man made no reply
and the fellow kept his sea-.
Il tell you an ready to pay the
hill"
We'll. pay it then. +" said the pro
prietor.
x ain got any money"
Hain't got any money - repeated
the man OF refreshments.
- Not sad cent"
The re>l-headcd man opened hi,
eyes.
"Thea hos do yoa expect to pay
the b-it:''s
"We!la I'll tell you-I'll stand
about sevcnty-fyc cents worth OF youi
jaw-so 60 ahead. :"
Tae red headed man was the mad
/ best individual ever seen. He seiz.' 4
the nut-cracker and let it Gy at the
I offender with will; but it oaly hi
the chair back and broke It's o@i
/ handle.
The I,thy fellow has gone. H.
vacated his seat at the nick of tim
and the last seen of him he was walk
ing very leisurely down tie street
finishing his cigar,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
How He Did it.

Mr. David II. BrlnSon received q
premium olieredby the Biandyv inc
Farmers Club for the best Jour acre.
OF cora. heraising one hanired and
twenty-seven bushels to the acre
He detailed his mode Of culture a.
follows:
u applied last fail and spring
about an hundred wagon los +, OF .p-
leachcd- livery and barnyarI manure.
broadcast. uroh twenty-five acres 81
clover and timothy sward, f,ty of
which were h@a ed distance of three
miles, and ttnToWed down during the
month of AI.ril and first wcc.l of MAY
last. The premium c0ra: In addi-
,ion to the stable manure. ] applica
on the sol tree ox car: ,3l>ss t. l..
acre of manure from tie pig pen
After having plowed and thoroughly
pulverized the soil, marked ont rows
one way three feet and half distant :;
dropped the corn by hand, two grains
from fifteen to eighteen incees apart ::
applied to each hill one handful OF
hen manure, ashes and plaster, equal
parts covered with hoe. May 10.
Five hundred bushels were applied
and cultivated on twelve acres. the
remaining thirteen having previously
been lined on the sod -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

An Indiana mother thought she
spited counting couple by removing
the light.
Why should hotels be liable to fire
when ever body who sleep in them
put their hose alongside the bed VIII, II
they turn in?
Why is a newspaper like an army
Because it has leaders, columns e. d
reviews.
| Why should spider be 4 good
correspondent? Because he drops
line By every post.
/ Tn Chicago, tie omuib dr'v rs
make difference of enc CEN in t. e
fare between fit and lean people.
WHY'S a young lady forsaher by
her lover like a deadly weaIon? Te-
cause she is 4 cut-,a.s.
Forluae's hand. SO bro eu-down
writing master as urcs MS. is remark
,bie Tor lis heavy down strokes.
What is homc without mother?'
as the young giI said when sncs sent
the Old lady TO chop wood
\ witty Frencl man says: II
Am rica they hive invented o hun
rec Religions aid o.iy one gravy"
When criminal upon the scafiol.!
ind, how soon he is to die, what is
nc prone to reIiest: Time to dilate
Father. wont you buy me fish
pole!'' said pious boy. You know
the Bible says, Spare the rod and
spoil tie child.
What is one mans loss is an other
mans gain" as the fellow said when
he saw a man walking before him
,iTop his poc1et-book.
We are tod the evening wore on"
but we are never told what the even
ing wore on the occasion. Was it
the close IF summers day?
Grant came to the American PEG
pie" says a Boston paper, las dis
pensation of Providence" The del
uge was also dispcnsation."
Xenia, Ohio, girls have a pleasing
habit of kissing strangers in the street
and then wildly screaming, ''Oh, my
/ thought it was cousin Charley -
Josl. Billings observes; "Sekrets
are kussed poor property emmy how;
if yu circulate them yu loze them,
and if yu keep them yu lOze the III
tcrc:,t ON the investment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
OID AND NEW PAGES Foa PA

OjD AND NEW PLSCEs Fo@ RATS
INa~Eep1.s During 1863 raised
bout 70 fowls GA an oil place where
ihwl> lad been raised more or less.
Tor years. The consequence WAS,
lost a least onc-;h;sj of all Matched
by The mHch-dread,. eapee. j tried
nearly 4 tho rehc,iie. recommended,
bit my only success vas IN removing
the worms vita = fcathertrimncd for
the purpose. This year am Oh a
res place. wlrre 40 fowls wee ever
kept | set my first hen on the % til
Of January; | have nov about 1i0
chickens ont. some onc-third grown.
and not single case of gares or 9th
er sickuess yet; Treatment the sane
IN both years.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
DIR. j. BRADFIELD,S
q a lie Rec uIatoF,
Woman Best Friend.

This valuable mcdirire is prrrar, a for w.,
exclusively, and to 6e used by ysonien only Al =
adapted especially To- ;h,ssr eases wl.rrs = w.
il di>ordcrrd ard will cure aiy irr~suIaritv H. o.
''meEscs, except ia such eases a. reqnif,. a sur,
cal operation. A. these la very rar- the ~
MALE RIG ULATUB is OF alI"ost universal ai,,li.-
ton in sudden check Of the '4nonthly Course
from COLD, tn u5ie of inlid OF like cause il ,,r,
like charm, by restoring the disafn.1e Il, ~. :,
tHSfsthce, thus relieving To, fever, headache a.
I in The back and 'owsr stomaeh,' huShrs ~ he's
about the face, chilly SENSATIONS, burning sf m.
yields, and general p-stI~s>urs>. TskSr in tins.
all these SyinPt' Hss pSSS away iinuediatoly with.
out injury 10 the Constitution Frequently hoAex-
En- the proper remedy j. not appiirb ia time ~.
disease becomes chronic, ai.d the foundation lai4
for nEHbeTlrsS evils to the constitution Of woD,r
The next ''tuIn'' comes around and there in NJ,
'-ShoW, " or PERHAPS the ''whitss will appear
There VIII be some uneasinrss abuut the won't
hat WIZ little of the mai Hral auid esrapjt,
The complexion becomes ralloE, boweIS swollen
sort Of GREEN'S caste about the face d. u
aching Pains IN the head weia b in the lower Ston
aeh and back, with OF wiILoHt Hhifcs papiaiiot..
of the heart pa!or, exhaustion. indie stiou
hess laugur- aching aCTOsS the IONS loss Of app
fita, pain in the cf breast. :ighireSs aeIoSs the
chest cough aid gidinrss. n stiIl allowed To- 20
0H, green sirkHs>S" will b. q lily developed til
headache become Srrcr-, with loss OF uienorv d.
minished Srnsibiliiy, SICK STOMACH, dyspepsia
relish Dor foud less Of drsh ncIeaspd Entering %
the heart, SWELLING OF THE FEEF. legs and BODY
and q, csiSoral splitting II bOsd. The sIsEhsst 81
fort csrr>~S hurried Breathing slmist tosufoeafioE
ne shih i hNiitNs AMI his doug by icri- lh'a
i sad piriu-e, bu il j. he condition. .: Thousands
Of women tetw"rH the sgs Of sit en- and f,ty ave,
who are brought To- the grave by igHoI<nee, neg
irri To sake TIT proper remedy
"a AZ " he afflicted with any II the sVmptons
th"vc men'iofrd- in connection with irresHlsri-
y ct the ''nrt Htily Sfrkuess. We eATnestly Eay
TAKE hR- EEAbFlELE'S FEMALE EEGCLATCE
J. lew "uners taken. ycu will al once experience lis
benefit, aud with lite patience you will be fully
r~Stoae'l To health
j his remedy has been extensively used far ~
of hv 4
ed AMI successful plySirisrS in Georgia. SS
Z 'nily should be without two or thrs ootties-
For sal by De. JNo. EUSrISs and PLPPzz REss-
ii>ta. T,..u. Jan. Ally
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

- EsTIgE of dufhoiity vested ~ fne a.
- Trustee, viii offer for sale o. ne hivhrs'
Hidirr. a. Rr>knrf's Coyrsr ia Go0lson. Va on
the ltI day of January, 1871, Grey Horse ard
one Two Horse Wagon. io satisfy note rNrcutsd
by y. ? Woriey to IgeksOn Noriey for one hun
tired and ninety dollars. afsd secured by trus,
deed, made by B-I;. wor;ey the 9Th day Of No
veInber. 1865.
Terms made known day Of sale.
Dec. l6-5t u. L. BLACkLET, TRCsIEE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
A Lecture on assc Nature, Treat
zssesa. na:; Radical

Cure os SlerBiatyrIhGa, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Saxutl Debility
aud lmped mems t. Marriage generally {;
Nervousness. CONSUMPTION, Epilcpsy, anl
Fits Mental and Physical incapacitr, result
ing from Self Abuse, Sc.-By ROBERT J.
CULyERN ELL, Il. b., Author OF tie ''Grccn
Book" &c.
The uorll-r.aownel author, ii this almi-
rable Lecture ciear!y proves from his Own
experience that tae NV. UI consequences Of
ELF Ahas5 HAY Ice efrctutlly removed
without me lisHcs and without dangerous
surgical Operatives, bosI.ics. instruments,
ring, or cordial., pointing 9ut a mole 81
care 1t once certain ami efertHal by which
-verr suiicre., "a ma.ler what bis con litiDn
may he, ialycIre himself chc3F! 1r,ya4cl,
anl radically. IillS LECTURE WILL
PROVE A BOON 10 THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, % anr< AZ lrCss, in a piaif.
sealed envelope, on .le receipt OF six 1cats,
or two postage stamps. Also, Or, Culver
Wills =. Marriage GGiie," priel . cents
Address the PGbiisEcrs,
s,EEAS. J. G. EkLsNE = co.
F27 isetyeTy, \. Y.
Pest 0aiee Box & SIS
sen If-f y-chd dec i6
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
Enntt fur 9nttlntisfs,


Said the Duck to the Kangaroo,
..iood gracious how you hop
Over the fields and the water too,
AS if YOU never would stop!
Nv life is bore is this nasty pond,
And long to so out in the world be-
yond;
wish could leap like you y
Said the Duck to the Kangaroo.
..Please give me Il ride on your back -
Said the duck to The Kangaroo.
Il would sit quite still, and say no
thing but 'Quack ="
The whole of the long day through!
And we'd go to the Dee and the Jel-
49, ly 30 Lee,
Over the land and over the sea
Please take me ride, oh, dop'
Said the Duck to the Kangaroo.
Said the Kangaroo to the Duck,
This requires some little reflection !;
Perhaps on the whole it might bring
me luck,
| And there seems but one obJectIon,,
Which is if you Il let me speak 50 bold,
Your feet are mpleasantly wet and
80. cold,
And would probably give me the Roo
Matiz!'' said the Kangaroo.
Said the Dlck, AS | sat on the rocks
/ have thought over that completely.
And l bought four pairs of worsted
socks,
Which fit my web-feet neatly;
And to keep out the cold Eve Bought
a cloak,
And every day cigar I'll smoke,
And to follow my own dear true
Love of Kangaroo :"
Said the Kangaroo. - m ready
All in the moonlight pale.
Bat to balance me well, dear Duel,
ST steady,
Ard quite at the end Of my tail -
So away they went with hop and
bound.
And they hoped the whole world
three times round:
And who so happy, . who
As the duck and the Kangaroo
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
AT THE SAME TIME ASp PLACE WILL or
FER FOR SNAE

Tract No. % being eighis-fve acres Of land
hovght by n-iskell Of m. Is. Ralizcli lyiug ~
the south side 81 Walkers Muuatan near Water
lnans ilf-
No % the life interest Of = .Trve IA the Batvr'
land. which haS been aid ~ and contains about g.
acres mole less. This is sost superior Tract
of land.
No &c. Th- interest of Hriskcil in the dover OF
Brs. batzcll, widow Of David raltzrll dec ased.
No. -. $50 acres ~ land, or less, being the
land CO. Veyed to H~lskell BY ANIL r. i'rcr ard
wife. adjoining the lads 81 Hugl-lugrarn, robert
Price and others. Good grazing land aud well wa
erred.
TERMS sufficient amount cash In hand To dc
fray the costs 81 suit and rXpcSS 81 sal" and ta'
residue ia equal annual hstal!mc + OF !. and
three YEAR, with interest FROM the day OF SAFE n
per per anhum. Ford with coed persona security
quiied from the purchaser PAYABLE 10 me n Tru>-
The. little retained until the purchase money IL
fully paid.
The title 70 al Of the above lands IS supposed 60
be p'fiec,. hat selling Trustee, VIII only cen
vey 18th s0"cisl warranty. should the sale not be
compl, I'D the first day the same Will De post
Uoned tu subsequent day, maize OF which Will
be given At The time OF Adjournment.
dec : I'm DANIEL TRGGG, Trustee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
FOUNDRLES, MACHINE $40 P.S dc.
e~----~>-~-~~----
RiS10L NDRy
= > -ASn-
MACHINE SHOP.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANU- -CTURE

Ws are now pref red to fariSh
ALL EINDS OF CASTINGS ~ OGR LINE.
And do FINISHING with promptaesz and ia In,
best manner.
he HAZE S7ALEO NJ PINS
~ FITTING UPo.P HORNS
VIC trust our enterprise will DC appreciated
and that We viii 10
LIBgR lilly PATR0NIzEn ET
THE CITIZENS OF GRISTLOI
Aud surrounding eouutry.
Produce taken in exchange FOR Castings
sept II tf DlAUN. SMITH & Go.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

VALUE OF SWEET PoTATo FoD-
DER.-A correspondent of the Far
mer and -4rtizaR, writing from Barn
well, s. c., says: .'Insour Ordinary
plantation system the supply Of Ion.
forage for stock is generally made a
|. secondary consideration, and, consc-
quently is never abundant. In the
middle and lower countries OF the
State where the sweet botaGo islarge-
IMPLANTED. an addition of considera,
bic value may be made to tie fodder
left with but little trouble. | have
long beenin the habit of going into
my potatoes before frost-say. about
the Josh OF October, pulling by hand
he vines, and Immediately putting
them mo compact cnc.,s about twi e
the size of a flour barrel. They re
main thus for four or FIVE days, when
he cocks are thrown down for. three
or four hours sun. ana then hauled
in and housed 1t makes an excel
Fcut hay. Horses car 1t with avidit-
ny. The greater ficilify With which
the Potatoes are dug after the beds
are cloanscd Of the vines repays the
expense Of making the hay"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
LAND FOR SALE.

Take notice that pursuant To a decree rendeTet
by the Clcuit Court of Washinsio county, Viz
ginia in tho suit Of Daniel Trisg, Trustee Of I'm
King ileiSkrll ". the Exchange Bank and others,
viii, ru.tNe, offer f"r sale the first day of the
.usIy term of tho County Court of aforesaid
Condy ISL. st la. front dor Of n" Courth"u>r.
all the following described tracts OF land belong inp
to the sail IIaisEclI, viz:
Tract No. Is. Being part of the tract of land
known As the bradley Farm lying on both sides
Of the Recdy Greek Road. containing about lqSl
one hundred ard uiucty-cight acres, 80 acres o.
which ars cleared On this tract thsrr is con,
o.table house with good cut houses, and it is well
wstcr.d.
No. le Is part Of the tract AMI contains Q6S
ou' buu-red aud sixty-ri=kt acres, , ruods and 5
poles about 40 uT - a-r"> Of which cleared A
creek running through tie tract aud sevrr4l gooG
springs il,
80. 20 j. the northern part II the s2mo tract adj
Joining the la d. of irvstnu. Ia-iy ard oilers
O. cnutaI1S lJS acr,S I r,,ud zs5 10 polls about ,
this tract. Tier = iolcrahly ; cd ,, : i.usc ca j,
wish $50 ls'.p---, &c.
TIs ilr,c tract. liz g. p : ~ OF ~. "a. ~
adj i'i th" l7.d- of e. e. Gibb,Ts ud o'hcr,,
Dniy -. ui,s, irriuti, VI. s 7.su. T.. Z.
ldci ~. - g" tta'IS l.'S'i rr in the upper cre
ui Ma az ct":. C'niIy, h"s Iart 81 tHe land
hru- 10 ~ 81 As i.tou y IL Loo. from Eliigh Do
Eu~k .rf o.. .;i-ho -Fd tu u, isk-Ht Tlre Hand =
relI uu"!eL aIil ~ tered
No. - contains Pea acres kuown rs tho Copper
rim, Place" bei;.e part of the Land biusht by
Hri'k. 70 iT,1p Washington !. bishop. The land ia
wrll wo"dad and waterc,3.
No. - klown as the ''>uI Dor Tract eort1ims IL
aoirs desirable piece OF land wei wooded aud
watcred.
The llats of an the a'.ove tracts II land cHn b,
seen by applying at nay o.ace IN Abingdon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
\ Gold, Silver, Steel, ane Shell
Spcctacies and Eye GLASSES, at
CALDWEIL,S.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

When criminal upon the scaliol
inds how soon he is to die, what is
nc prone to re,Piest: Time to dilate
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

Father, wont you buy me fish
pole:" said a piouS boy. You know
the Bible says, Spare the rod and
spoil tie Child. ,"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
EIg5n Watches

EIgin Watches
| /58T7s'. z -
| ~, 80 ~
lE!%06)1
e !9s @%
/ {. EaIe at
II. Z. CALDWELL :.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT Or
/ "A Gents Gold American, EnEli n
nd Sw:s- Lever N'a.chc' .r,iA 80 {
$3.50 each. 1T CALDWt.I4i'S.
! LAis(ii1 LJT OF ANEBIGAN
y and Engii-h Silver Lever
( Watches, accurate tihiC-SecPrrS. IRON
/ SO to 500 at CALDWELL'S.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
y Mantcl, Wall and Gallery Checks
| seth Thomas, Gilbert, and Waterbury
Clocks constantly on hand from Sl.5
20 500, at CALDWELL'S.
EINE SETS OF JIGWELRY II
/ l. Cases suitable for Bridal pres, NJ
1t CALDW ELL'S.l
M Il DDING \ \ d EN- GAG
w ment Rings made to ol,icr ut
CALDWELL'S.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
y Gold, Silver, Steel, ane Shell
Spcctacies and Eye GLASSES, at
CALDWEIL.S.
NATIONAL WATCH COMPA-
y ny Goods for sale at
CALDWELL'S.
DESERT AND TABLE FORKS,
- triple plated on best Nickel silytI
at CALDWELL'S.
CNAKE, FRUIT, AND BERRY
~ Baskets, triple plated on best
Nickel silver, at
CALDTELL'S.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT 0
n Ladies Gold Watches, endmeiet.
and engraved cases, from $50 to 81.
each, at CALDN ELL'S.
7 ARGE LOT OF SILVER AND
IL Gold plated ware, at
CALDWELL'S.
FIlABLE AND TEA SPOONS,
L triple plated on best Nickel silver,
at CALDWELL'S.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
n Ladies' Jewclry, enamcied, en-
graved and set, at
CALDWELL'S.
GALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
~ selves at the New Jewelry Store,
1853 Main Street,
II. c. CALDWELL.
20 Iibls. Whi,e's u I.OO4OI4use 80,
Va Rye Whisky.
LEE, TAYLOR & Co
10 SACKS. LIVERPOOL SAIL |
Tor sale at Dumas.
p. 3C-tf.
- FsrgITT - -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

\ witty FrencI man says: II
Am rica they hive invented o hun
.'cu r,iisi2.io aid o.liy one .r,.vj"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

An Indiana mother thought she
spited a counting couple by removing
the light.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

Post 0aiee Box 4.5SG
Sep. l6-l y-chd dec. lG.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

We are tod the evening wore on,
but we are never told what the even
ing wore on the occasion. Was it
the close IF a summers day?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

Grant came to the American PEG
pie, says a Boston paper, las Il dis
pensation of Providence" The del
uge was also dispensation."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

What is one mans loss is an other
mans gain" as the fellow said wher
he saw a man walking before him
,irop bis pocket book.