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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
-FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN GET BOARD A
private family, within two minute. walk az
s,reetcassby applying at No AZ Gay street 3cor 90
town, Baierences required aS9,s
MES. JoHNtUN wishes to inf8rra the mn hIic
~ that she VIII serve out rs.-cass meals AZ l,w
price, Also, serve table board, at l4sl street.
HOUSE No. 4l6 lOTH sTREET, BETWEEN
= L and r SITS, having changed hands, has been
thoroughly renovated. ant is re Sdy for the re-
cep'icn Of BUARDERS. Rooms with or with mt
Also, Basement Room, suitable for Office noz7-Im
FOR RENT-ROOMs for rent near Jujioja-y
4 square, single or en- suite. either furnished or
nnfurnished; Board if desired. At SIS 81 street
cerner Of Indiana avenue r,i- In,s -
uoA'
EoR REST-A handsome cutie OF ROOMS and
u BOARD. suitable for a member of Congress and
wife. az 120s X street Y W Also, one or az,
single ROOAs NIGEL furnished. n9II-lm-
HANDSOMELY FUREISHEr ROOMS en- snits
or single, hot and cold baths, and ali other con-
veniences, can be obtained at 723 18th street he.
veen q and streets. Also TABLE B0ARDERS
FIRST Glass BOARo, WITH PHEASANT
y FRONT ROOMS. &c = had on reasonable teryn.
A. 1901, corner Pennryly apis syeuue ana lstl
street. Good location and ACCESSIBLE rrhxs 10
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL
HISS L. A. PECKs
WI SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Established 1857 dacslms
MIGHT SCHOOL, (ENGLISH,D COMMsNCfNG
1 December 18th. at 423 u street n W-MON-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, & ON TO
9p. m. Terms: 81 per week, in advance. dot
A VALUABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT LIFE
"a SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE wASHINGToS
B n COLLEGE; 5th and Z streets. good in
may he secured before January 4, lSga at a reiucf
ton 81 10 per cent. Year Scholarship at a similar
resGction 10 clubs of five ladies or gentlemen for
morning or evening classes. deco I'm
MIGHT SCHOOL AT DO. 1909 Y STREET
4 W, Room No. ,, second floor, commencing
MONDAY ENEN1NG, December II, 1871.
Reoitstions, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friisys,
from TO O'Clock .. m.
PROF. r. A. SPRINGER, A. NJ
Principal of West Ead Acad my,
no21Sw No. 1911 L street N. W.
EEGLIsH, fRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
u .sTITuTE FOE YOUNG LADIES,
se. ANGELO JACKSON, Principai
No. Sla New York avenue. northwest seZ3-ly
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T. FOR SALE
HE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
Of hne Geld and Silver WATCHES. solid Gold ~
CHAINS, DIAMONDS, aud every variety OF IN
other fne JEwELRY, solid Silver Wa are from 49,
Torham ana other manufactures; the best Silver
Plated Ware on nickle silver all kinds Of American
and imported Clocks; Music Boxes of the finest man
fracture; Breech Loading and other t,uns in great
variety; Cutlery, and the greatest selec
ton OF Fancy Goods in the city, l. offered by \
GnLDsTElN a CO, at their new store. 81 Penn
s!iyanls ayenue under the Metrop Titan Hotel, aud
a. their old stand, 20s A. street. Every article
fully Warrapted and Al prices comparing fayorably
with any other fret class establishment in this or
any other city. ONE PRICE ONLY nr25
EoR SALE-The RIGHT Of the District ir Doty's
Gas Generator for lighting hotels, residences,
stores, churches, &c. with superior gas light al
one-quaTteI the cost OF coal One OF these ma
chimes has been used Al No ll3 Pennsylvan- a az
eIue since February last and gives entire satisfc.
tion. For price and terms liz uire of
A. NJ DANIELS,
noISlm' southeast corner of 18th aud sts
E0R sALE-HORSE, BUGGY aud HAHN Ess;
d. good business rig. Can be NJ n
How ARDS Stables, street, between sth IN
anc I'm sH5- nostf GA
EQRsALE, CHEAP-A iDe SET II SURVEYING
l. lNSikUMkNTS, in perfect order. at
j. III. SQCIER'S, Mn~ey Broker,
oc-o-U 14O1 street.
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL-
CoRkEsPo NDENCR-Two young gentisrae. 40
y ae-ir us q t1rWlng cores pOndpnCe vi "a seine
eligible young ladies With TO matr may "A
connunic stous strictly connd-n isi Al lre~s. ~ts
real nome. HARRY aud WILL. fo.t Office Ras
DO 10, Washington, u. &. Ia
MES. MARY r. MORRILL,. Spirttna'. Tse.
~ hEStHsSS rod hsftoai hsffEr4. No. 1f0 lnh
-trrei nor Invest, next door 10 the Of :,
west sic-. ds1s-
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THOSE Of our esstoasrs i. search Il
PR = 8 I N T q
viii End II nacA to their advantage to naks an
+. HARLY SELECTION.
This insarss large and
UNBR0KEN ASSORTMENT
to seiect fros, and avoidance Of the rasA usual
lust
BBFoRE THH BoLIDAYs.
WATCHES, JHwEJRY.
SILVER and FINE PLATED WARE.
LONDON, PARIS. and VIENNA
CLOCKS, BRoNZEs. "'"D''
OPERA GLASSES, re-s rf
EVENING FANS, &c :,
Of our OWL DIRECT IMPORTATION, at
VERY Low PRICES
NJ. w. GAIT, Bro. 4 Co., Jewelers,
OH St lIo1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Dress Goods offered this season, and would call the
attention Of THE LADIES to the following, viz:
SILKS.
some Of the finest BLACK .sILKs imported.
% pieces pieces Z GAM GAM black Six s TEfvSrs.
rs pieces Silk and Wool VEL0URS.
80 pieces colortd sATINES and EMPRESS
90 pieces FRENCH MERINOs. all prices.
le0 pieces ell wool PLAID POPLINS, from Is cts.
per yard up.
S.r t sAsJY S S5SKs
&c oS ii ri fSf hai'a oNf tT.d'
dlI eostads, slS Pa. ave n :, bet. il and 10Th ats
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TCENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
W. No: The second monthly me. ting of CEN
TEAL BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS, No. 3, will be
he'd AZ the Columbian Law Building, 9Th street, on
TIL kSDAf EVENING, the 18th inst, at Z clock
The books OF this Association are still open for
additional subscribers. Persons desiring to become
members can do so at the meeting, OF By leaving
their names and subscriptions with WM. X. Riley,
No 30 Market Space; WIN. A. GRAY. corner OF
tth street ami Massachusetts, avenue; JAMES FRA
sEk No OH street north; or with the Secretary
dll4 WIN NJ MOORE, Secretary
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hFESPECIAL NOTICE.
Particular attention il herewith called to the large
assortment of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES On han nd
winch We oner at a small advance cost. to en-
able TO close them out before the LIST of Januarv
Every article fully warranted
5. GOEDSTEIN a CO.. Loan Oaira
deco-u tRep.l 209
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SAVINGS OFFICE-TEN PER CEkT rs
- TERESr PAID.
The PAY OF OFFICERS in the ARMY NAVY
casbed In advance
Money advanced SOLICITORS OF CLsfns on
TREASURY DRAFTS end AUDITORS 'CEETIFI-
GA ks while SECOND POWkR OF ATTOBNET
q Icing obtained.
j. II. SQCIER, MONEY BROKER,
aul5-t 1907 y 81, near U. =. Treasury
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SHQRfEsf AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH
- Gee the kickpioad, Hederick SbHrg - a
aad Potomac Ltee.-stssmcrs leave - -
seventh street wharf, twice daily
(eundfI .. n. exoeDtedt - .. m. and D. n. Vf
bee go Peunsylvaaia avenue. ayla
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

The Pure5t AID Sweetest COD LIVER cit IL tn
world j. tiszArd & f:-wel.'s tusdc on IN shor
from fresh selected iiycrs, by C..sweil. Hazard
TO, New York. II is ab>oiutsly rur" ard sweet
Patients who haze once taken it Prefer il tn al
hers PhyS!ci. rs have decided II superior t.
any Of the Their oils in the market.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08
Ths Graat P;s.a-isi Aanual.

Uo5tetter's United States Almanac FOR
1872, for Distribution, Gratis, throughout
tie United States, and all civilized COIN
tries of the Western Hemisphere, will he
published about the first OF January, in the
English, German, French, Norwegian, Welsh
Swedish. Holland. Bohemian and Spanish
languages, and all who wish 10 understand
the ,rue philosophy OF health should read
an ponder the valuable suggestion it con-
tAins. In addition 70 an admirable medical
treatise on the causes, prevention and cure
of Il gI eat variety OF diseases, Il embraces
large amoua! of information interesting 10
tho merchant, mechanic, the miner, the
planter, tie pro 1essional man ; and the cal
culations have been made for such nerldlans
and lati;u.cs as are most suitable for cor
rect and comprehensive NATICNAL CALES-
PAR.
The nature, uses, AMI extraordinary. saIi-
tary, effects OF Hostettcr's Stomach B.ttcrs,
the STAPLE tonic and alternative of more than
half the Christian world, are fully set forth
in its pages, which ale also interpreted
with pictorial illust ratiOns, valuable recipes
for the household and farm, humorous anec-
dotes, and other instructive and amusing
reading matter, original AMI selected
Among tie Animals to appear with the open
ing OF the wear, this will lie one of the most
useful. and may be had Tor the asking
The rroprietors, Messrs. liostcttcr Z Smith,
pittslurE, Pa, on receipt Of two cent
stamp, VIII orwArl a ccIy by mail to any
person who cannot procure one IN his re On
borhool. Tue ititJers are aoli III every cits
town ami village, and are extensively used
throughout the cntire civilized world.
Dee ! I'm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

Better look out too for the Abingdon
Nirginian. It's not an earthly, plod-
ding sheet. When il suits its conven-
fence it takes an aerial fight, and often
in lighting upon terra trina, produces
the same effect that did 4 balloon once
i'm alIighting in a cotton field in South
Carolina, amongst parcel of darkie5.
-1bingdOn IirginidH.
The explanation is unnecessary
The recent course of the Eryinian
had already convinced us that fire.
qucntly it is three sheets in the wind.
And the effect Of its decent is very
similar &c that Of the Carolina bal
loon, which simply frightened the
darkies without hurting any of the
white people.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08
BRISTOL.

4 cAizen of our town, noted for
She aesteness of his observation and
the aeSracy Of his judgment, esti-
mates that not less than four hundred
persons have been added to the pop
ulation Of Bristol COods0n within the
last ninety days. Under the circun-
stances, this is remarkable fact
Bristol, At present, lives principally
on trade. Zach one Of her twenty
merchants has just nineteen compel,
iiors who aue working directly against
him. If lrade can be classified the
opposition will mainly disappear, for
then only those houses which should
engage in the same line Of trade
would compete with each other. The
present financial difficulty of keeping
zap large assorted stocks would di5ap-
appear. The scheme is so feasible
and wSIld result in such manifest
and immediate advantage to all par
tees that We wonder how any reason
able mind can resist it. The Open
ing Of Hhc Spring trade should find
every one Of the present stocks of
gods broken up. Even without c.
operation those who first embark up
The new system will find themselves
ia the van OF business. Does any
suppose that il hardware store be
opened here, any customer who can
pay down would 60 anywhere else
- select his hardware p? He can
not think SO Look how Caldwell
has monopoIized the jewelry business
just as Pepper Bros. and Bunting
have taken all the drug trade. Does
Any one go anywhere but to King e
Hills Book store to get books or sta
tionery? Those merchants who refus-
cd to sell out their books to them have
them yet and their sales are confined
u Websters Spoilers, and those are
very much reduced; These things
Grc stubborn truths. Think of them !!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

Col. 4 TULKERsoS left Goodsoa
on Monday last, in time for the most
important Of our sessions Of the Viz
ginia Legislature. Many questions of
very grave Importance will arise and
it will be very difficult to render 81.
isEaction in any course a delegate
may pursue. We will regard with
close vigilance, but with liberal critti
cism, the course he and Col. Cum
ming may pursue. We have supreme
confidence in their integrity and we
shall expect them to make their mark
n the present House of Delegates.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

a DEcIsfose OF SOME INTEREST TO
MONEY LENDERs.-Judge Smith, of
FHuqu:er, now presiding at the No
yember term or our quarterly court
in place of Judge Bali, who is sick,
decided that a. party giving a note
bearing interest at ten per cent. Tor
specified time after date, if the note IS
not paid at the expiration Of the time
specified, tic holder of the note can
not demand after that date pore than
six per cent, IS ten PER cent, was
subject of contract. and the contract
expired at the expiration of the time
stated oil the face Of the nOte. Parties
should be careful in taking notes-after
stating the amount of interest agreed
upon, if it lie more than six per cent,
to add on the face of the note until
uaid ,r-LccsGtyg IVushiRGfOniGn.
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WytIIeviIie Enterprise.

This refrigerated journal takes the
opportunity 70 review a: great length
the Tyson Injunction case. Having
psIt on smaller pair Of pants and
decendel to the stupid level Of
,reeIiy journalism the editor makes
sublime, but very visible effort to ''go
slow" and proceeds to swallow Ma
hone" and then to Intricate his sat
elites" and swallow them. In bring
ing forth his little mouse he labors
like Mout IIecla. and then falls prone
and painting on the patience ola pub
lie who find that the editor, from an
over effort, had simply spewcd-noth-
ilg more. The editor roams in all
the broad diction which is the pccu
liar province Of those who understand
more Greek than English and foun
ders through all the csrves and sweeps
of journalism much as do those who
have thrust themselves into their
grandfather's literary boots. In one
of his culmiRations he calls Malone
. an incorporated tyrant." That Ma
hone should either rape or seduce. or
q leftover" the Va. Legislature ex>
cites to 4 wonderful pitch the ire Of
the editor. but We believe he exhibit
ed magnificent degree Of resigna.
ton when the Penn. Central was buy
ing up some of that body as it buys
railroads. He makes very bold to
charge that the creeping things"
who have allied themselves with
Consolidation were attracted by the
NEST powerful side' and by Sub
sides and largesscs in the shape of
. free tickts, Offices and fees"
1t is out of Difference to tie stupid
'ily of the Eat.aprtSe that we presume
he is not aware that Mahoue's con-
solidation scheme was long the weak
or side. but on the subject of free
tickets We have word of infcrential
dissent. We are told on good ar-
thority that the Enterprise has made
repeated and persistent efforts to OBJ.
tain from Gen. Malone free ticket,
and that there arc now to be seen its
letters to that effect. The failure to
procure them argues one of two things
aud we will allow the Enterprise to
chonse between them. First il is nm
true that Gen. Malone does not pur,
chase his adherents BIZ means of free
tickets, OF:
Secondly, that he does not consid-
or the Eate'pr'ss worth purchasing.
From tho one and j.. half columns
of the rodoHlortade in the Enterprise
we select the following choice NOR.
sells and with them close our review OF I
that journal. Here they are:
I'VE have little doubt, however,
that Malone and the Consolidation /
Bill will triumph i2 the end, and that
his policy. whether good or bad, Is
now a fixed fact. and that il is useless
10 war upon it any longer.
So Mr.. TYSON had as well let this
great land Leviathan pursue his course
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08
Mayor YamGilder. of Knoxville, is
4 candidate for reelection.

Sorry the Virginian in its descent
"in Front Street, near the Virginia
House." should have so muddled 1.-THE
assembled population of Bristol
Goodson.-AbingdOn Tirginidn.
The sorrow Of our ncighbor is SIM
ply for the result. 1t should go deep
er ant reach the cause, or the Virgin
ian VIII continue to do what it has
done in the past, muddlc" any
body who reads it.
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PERFECT PURGAIFB PILLS.

perfectly t9steleSs, elegantly coated with sweet
sum, purge regulate, purity cleanse, and strength
or. EaiEays Pills, for the cure O. ell disorders
Of the Stomach, Livcr, bowels, Kiireys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation. Cos
;iveness, Indigestion. lyspe7sis. Liiiiousuess,
Bilious Fever inflammation Of tie Eow els. Piles,
and all arrangements Of the Internal V.seeGa.-
Warranted 10 effect positive cure. Purely Nege-
table, containing mercury u ne ais, delete
rious drugs.
RI observe tho following SYMPTOMS resulting
from disorders Of the IiGsstivv Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, FulIncss Of the Blood
in the Head, AcidIty Of he Stomach, Nausea.
Heartburn, Disgust Of Fcud, FuIIueSs or Height
in the Stomach, sour EI1Ctstious. Sinking Flat
teIing ST. the Pit Of the stomach swimming OF
The Head, Hurried and biscuit Breathing.
: few doses 81 EADwAY'~ Pins Will free to
system from all the Shove ra:red disorders
Friso y cents per Box SOLD ~ DRUGGISTS.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE" Scrd oas letter
stamp 20 RAD UAT Co, No. s. MaiJ@n Lsaa.
View YORK, Information worth IhouSzi5s viii b.
s0Rt ron. June 50 ls-I.--Iy
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The PaiindroInc.

The palindome is line that reads
alike backward and forward. One OF
the best is Adams first introduction
of himself To Eve:
Madam, I'm ADAM"
Another is the story that Napoleon.
when at st. Helena, being asked by
an Englishmau, ifhe could have sack
cd London, replied:
Able was ! ere I saw Elba.r
The latter is the best palindrome,
probably, in the language,
Tho following is the third and last
Of the three lines in the English Ian
guage that read precisely the same
backward as forward:
Snug d raw was / ere saw war
& guns
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

linob-truCtcd. His feeble contest
with the gobLFer up of Railroads and
the great deiiOwcrrr of the virgiuity
OF Legislatures, will he in vain.
II has been finally determined tAet
-Ndhoae'S Briyadc shall have IFS Own
way in Virginia. Tom Scot. is not
more certainly the master of Pcnnsyl-
valIin, the Camden aad Amboy r. r.,
is not more certainly the owner Of
New Jersey, than il William Malone
ti:e possessor Of the Legislature and
internal improvement system OF this
State
Having, without discretion, surrcn-
dcred UP our persons and Our virtue
to this potent seducer, Whut renulne-
ration can we expect? None other
thun that hoped for by prostitutes OF a
different kind--to be rewarded by
hours Of future daniance for our aban-
donmeEt Of the paths of virtue and
honor.
Even now there are very few in
( Virginia who dare to speak truth TO
this Mammoth. All those creeping
things-and their name is legion
who delight TO ha>k in tho sunshine
Of power and pick up crumbs from
the tables of the great, have allied
themselves upon the most powerful
side. Subsidies and largeSscs, in the
shape of free-tickctS, Offices, and fees,
have done the work, as they will al
ways do the work. One would sup
pose that Malone had mastered and
was acting upon hut one maxim OF
old Sir Robert Walpoie, that every
man has his price" And we fear that
Walpole and Malone, though enter
tanning an opinion not very compli-
meutary to our common human ma
ture, are not far from the right.
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:csHslsis fFs Of ;se BRISTOL NEWS may .l.ay,
be fsynd at ths sfiess IF
Geo. P. RoweIl & Co.,
L<vsrsisiAg Agsrt., 30 & Al Pa-k Pow, ass Yer'
WHO as sathnriass % rsErssent nI-ln lhst siIr

MEssRs. GRIFFIN & UoFFaA n
Newspaper Advertising Agents, No.
I South Street, Baltimore, Md. are
daily &othorised to contract for sdver-
fragments at our loiecst rates. Adver-
ti-ers In tina. City are requested to
fSave thsir fayors with this house.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

Tux Presidents message is without
point. save that the developments
caused by his Ku-kIux policy have
frightened him into the recOmcnda-
ton of general amnesty. Tie object
is to emasculltc the Greedy ticket.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08
TO EARRIED LADIES
Specie NOTICE.

II Is lte fite n ereTy truly raIva5Is zsedicias 70
BE- CGUNTERFEITED JOB Voser' Sir .E,,,ss
GIqiks Fesagie Pills are crfsBssrelY COUNTER
FEITED. TIE genuine hare the mime n Jon
VI EEs - on zach pT-tGge. hHOhe4sGre toortiIess
Diatoaest Druggisis endeGroT 10 sell ne counter
feifs 10 mike QrenteT profits.
" BIN all cases whore the GENUINE cannot be
obtained. One Dollar enclosed to the sole Proprir.
tor. JOE NOSES IS cortlandt st. New-YOrk will
insure bottle Of the genuine. containing Fifv
Pills. b. return mail, secltrsly ssGl.d from any
knowledge Of IFS tonteats
May Billy.
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BRISTOL NEWS.
FRIDAY, December g, 1871.

hessrs. Aiksn {: 20. arc our dufioriz-
eI agents to obtain and receipt for sub
ssfiFj'ioas to the NEW at Union
Team. I'T.ies icsi7hg TO s1tJscrDe
can sater their club iists at The most
advantageous rates ersr offered IN tsi'
EsRafrR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08
W"' MenEeI & Son,

GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
P-o. Hos, $500. No. 80 Piatt Sd,
N INV 70 Rk-
Solicit consignments of Ginseng, Feathers,
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root
Metals, Rags, iaXsced, &c, &c, IS, sc.
Prompt and careful attention ven to al
shipments, and account sales with remittance
rendered on all sales without delay.
New YORK REFERENCES. Marine Nation
al Bank Seventh Ward National Bank:
Messrs. ilowes & Macy, Bankers, as well as
all respectable merchants throughout Vir-
ginia and Tennessee.
Nov. II, iSTG-lv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

il is said Mr.. De Jarnet:e, who has
lately been to England to examine as
TO the true boundaries of Virginia, is
confident that Virginia owns the
whole Of tn. Potomac river.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08
Cli9ag9 : Great C9la7gfatial

d. e7aoi.a history OF the PAsr u tails most won
lerful OF cities sad fstriIsi. ci,csts J:iiisi and
crit account Ofts destruction bs fire: with scenes
Incidents, &c. ~ Mrs>rs Colbert "a CsiIIa-
berlin, CRY EpiTaa Of tEIcAGu TKIBCNE. Full
iy iIusyr.ted from Photographs taken the spot.
AGENTS WASTsD. Address .. T. VENT, CinciH-
natl or y ew York. Nv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08
TOHN d. HARRY,
UNDER NTCKEL.S no USE,
Bristol. Tennessee.

Gents French Calf skin Boots Shoes ard Caters.
Mems Nip Boots aud Shoes, and fine Calf Shoes
Tor ladies' male to order ylc and quality Of work
warranted equal to any in the United Siates, and
satisfaction guaranteed mar Is-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

zoe Reams assorted sizes, Wrapping
Paper.
zGO boz. Long Handle Brooms.
100 Dozen Painted Buckets.
100 Gross Masons Backing, assort-
cd sizes.
80 Kegs Bread Soda.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-12-08

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sigh and tells Ills goodbye" Be
cheerful friend we expect to meet
thee at Phillip!