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INTERESTING TO INsURERs.-An interesting
case has just been decided in the United State
circuit court at Chicago which ill be or interr II
to both insurers and the insured. A LAWYER Of
that city lost his entire property by the ere3t
fire, but his policy having expired day O. tive
previous the company refused 10 settle his claim
A SUIT followed, the lawyer grounding his de-
mfnd upon the fact that he had NOT been an
prsed by the company OF the expiration OF the
policy, as Is customary, and asserting that such
FAILURE of'noticc was, in effect, a renewal The
trlal was moved for on the above ground, but
tne motion was overruled the judge holding
that the practice Of the company YVES simply the
voImhtary granting OF a privilege it was not
really bound to grant, and no contract could he
implied because OF il, and that to make q policy
valid the premium must really be maid.
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BE REMAINS OF THE CARLIsT INsURRyC-
TIoN.-Considerable stamping-Out seems to be
required for the Carlist Instruction. From
baJonne comes news OF TWO more bands being
broken up-that of Velasco, from which the
himself escaping; and that OF Caroso, which was
beaten with the loss of four killed and forty five
prisoners. The most important band in Ma
7arre has been beaten; and that OF Sabalies
which boldly faced the government troops, was
orlVen from Its position after a hot tight of five
hours. Another band has given i'm its submis
SION after having shot its leader. Runor an
ticipating the impending issue of the miniSfe-
rial programme, mentions amongst its Diet ills
trial by jury for press and some other offences
separation CT church and state, and great re-
duclion of the public expenditures.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
SUSDAY EXCURSION.

The steamer LADY OF THE 49,
LAKE will make her usual excursion "a 64k-H
down u. Potonec SUNDAY AFAc17xz1ezzE
IEBNOOH, July l4th, 1872, to SANDY POINT and
return, stopping at Glymont Theee are beyond a
coubt the most pleasant family parties that leave
the city aOrdng six Or eight hours pleasant recre-
aob al he fatigue OF the wees during the heated
term. Leave 9th street wharf at ~ d. m Tickets
90 cents. IJyl22il DOReKY OLAGETT ACT
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A NOVEL MEANS OF EsCAPE-4rtifciqE
SRdI-pOx.-About two weeks ago A Young
prisoner in the Tombs, in New York, possessed
OF SEINE medical knowledge, conceived the idea
OF producing artificial smallpox for the purpose
OF being removed TO Bellevue hospital where
he would have a good chance for escape. He
dropped Croton oil on his face, pustules fol-
lowed. He YVES regarded es a small pDN patient
by Dr. Nealis, sent TO the hospital, and duly
made bis escape. -Four other persons. confined
IN the TOmbs, tiled the same game Wednes law
but physicians examination readily detect6 4
the imposition, aud the serioUs part OF the mat
ter l. that one OF the number will lose an eve
which the irritant had reached in its profuse ap-
plicatiOu. -
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GRAND EXCURSION TO
PETER DILLS" PAVILION,
~ miles down the river. on the splendid steamer
kEYPORT.
The Sabbath echool of the MP 0~a
Church, Georgetown, will leave Con g.
gress street wharf, AT ia O'Clock q
on the nth. and return at o. m =, stoppinp AT
"DlLL'S" PAVILION three hours to allow time
Tor hshing, crabing and bathing. The bar will be
closed. Tickets. Gent; so cents Ladies'; and
49 cents for Children under II years. iyl2 "a
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THE WHOLESALE DRY GOoDs TRADE
Commenting upon the dizziness in the dhy goods
market during the past week, the ". l.. D1Ty
Butc IN says: On the Sth lust, there were
probably larger number cf clothiers looking
around than during the whole previous week
BAIT more snd Cincinnati are rel orted a. being
la'gely represented. Many from the West who
me on IN June and were frightened out OF
buying by the apparent anxiety OF agents - sell,
nave returned. Now, no dOabt, they will have
TO buy at ONE price, and il j. expected by hold
ers that the TACT of so many manufacturers
having stopped their mills viii strengthen prices
The only makes Of cotton goods that meet with
request ares few OF the mort desirable STYLES
OF prints. AnilInes and cambrics are largely
sold ahead. 4 here is some inquiry from pack age
buyers for new dark work in prints, but none h
yet offered by agents, and the supply will be
late, as many mills have closed Tor the usual
oTerhauling. The few dark goods that were
carried over from last season were closed out in
March, and II cents are now looked for as the
opening price OF the fall productions. The
volume OF business with commission houses a
curtailed by the absence of the speculative
demand for brown goods, which is generally
rSPertenoed al this season OF the year.
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UNTIL sEPTIMB tE i:r
PHOTOGRApHS AT HALR pRVnR

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kGRICTLTTRAL wAREHOCsES.
SoEN A B4KES, SIS 80 La ave. 1t. Sta 18th sta.
ALE DEPGTS.
q LANUEKs z Co, AIbsng Ale. 50 Ls Svs,,rs
PILMER GEEEN, 8assey's Faii'a Ale, Cscrgtt "a
AES EsIE ECTS.
ADC-F tI-->4 cor. 18th and q ct, er Trsasy-ry
= l. eEAE- . e Y So JprJsits Post use usgt
Z TO- ECF -, n. q. A. &, -. CIR ( Ists
E-tEs II JC.---s 80 2 sJ-ost, nesz "a 81. est
AsT car LESTES.
n. ? Bss- - ]E'S Pa ave, bet 18th ard 18th s.
ATTG SEGS.aG.LAW.
ID. 8A5'EI-, 3 IA street., res- citT HaEL
tARE Sc = - PR IS -sN 50. eBa. lit. Hall.
FrE~ II. CrsTv ~ ls;h Sweet r7-fav9st.
= tErN-- -. solicitor & Ctsirr5 si4 p street.,
". hsEET, Sc Ps av.. Titirs, Convey r. NCt.4fy
a d. ,sy-sL-., Soon 3. SIsg bJidIpz, TN L sta
,. v. GzSEz4, Liz t-a-sy "a $50. uOrthvsss.
Z. "a. SACElFE-- - IA stree-, tive i and z
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W. r. N-FE. z. iUu.t y issw B1ilI'1S .te st.ee-
BESET " EARNETT. Colombia tsC BEila 2. s-h Il
l. SCIreIuT. Columbia Law Bu;idlh ,5ta str est
SCg-ry- 20. lr:eTGA: LayE Col. Gtiic5. as 1th
5 y. bE-s-E... D, AoOs building, - street.
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PRINTING OFFICES.

AIsTROP DUDLEY, COR. La. avenue and 7th street
X. HALL, corner 7th and sts., OPP. Post once.
kILBOURN EArTA, corLer 18th and q streets,
HEE RING Il JOINS, l425 n street, near 18th.
NJ VI. kOHRER, SIS 7tk ST., OPP. p. o. Department
VIM II. CLAGETT, sig Market Space.
SOLOMON J. FASUE. 702 81. bit 76e,op Post ONCE.
CHARLEs THOMPSON Co, Sc II street corner 7th.
MOORE PARvIN, COS 18th ST., OPP. Treasury Dep
Y. X. WILSON, 81 7th street, opposite p. o. Dept
O. SToRRs l424 street, near Treasury Departnen Mt
T. JOHNSON, CAuctr,) cor Pa. av. 4 Sd ct. east,
kENNrDY Son, l5ta street, near Riggs Bank.
PHIL III WEIGH & Co., 95 Of :, Masonic Temple
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.5EPH.sRETFC.fL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

2zztainiyg Csrls ofFirst-claEs Establishments
"a all Branches Of BIsi1ess n Tia Districss.
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OHRAPHIC GALLERIEa

K. SHEPHhRD Co, go Pa. bel. 9Th lOth SIS
HAMILTON & PEARSON, cor 9Th SITS. Y n q. A b.
GEo ". GOODALL, 3. ". corner Pa av. and 10th at.
JAHEs ,. BRIEN, 60S La: avenue, near 9th street.
Henry X. CRUIT, ~ 7th street, bet q and III.
81 At + RIDGwhY, $50 street. bet 9th and 10Th.
jams O'HA6AS 1917 Pa. ay. bet. 18Th and 5Dth sts
W.. RoTHNyTLI, lis Pa. avenue, Capitol Hill.
ID .Is Aafa 1i.r n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07
EnIroR BRISTOL NEWS

If you will make room in your
columns for this little article it will be
a qualification to the patrons of the
school and to the friends of education
generally.
On last Friday evening full house
assembled at the Second Baptist
Church, to witness the closing eAerci-
ses of Prof. A. III. Burroughs school.
The pupils being rather OF Juvenile
order, the exercises were, of course, of
corresponding character, but none
the less interesting.
The programme consisted principal
" of destinations and Dialogues,
which were executed in style that
at once portrayed the fidelity of Prof.
b., in his effort TO train the young
mind, and the zeal of his students in
their attempts to learn.
As it, would appear like partiality TO
mention part, without all of their
names, and space will not admit of the
whole programme, will only say that
the whole was "well-timed - The
pieces displayed good taste in their Sc
lectiGn, aud the Arrangement of the
programme was such as to afford that
pleasant diversity which makes US
think the evenings brief. The little
Misses and Masters made an effort,
which were becoming to ripper years,
and won, thereby, the adnirationi of
all present. ~ EAsSEA .
After the programme was filed,
Prof. b. made some remarks concur
ring the school, and gave some gener-
al advice To his pupils, which showed
quite clearly, the kind and parental
attachment he entertained for bis pu-
pills, and at the same time were of that
woOing nature which tend to draw his
little decciples closely to him, and make
them feel that he is venerable friend
to the little ones who are under his
kind tutorShip. T-H.TF rTlggs
After Prof. B. finished his remarks,
Mr.. Jno. Bmson, and one or two 9TH
ers were called TO the floor, who,made
some very appropriate remarks on va
riOus points concurring education gen
orally, evincing the clearness of their
understanding of the subject under
cosideration. .xf-
! Prof. B.. viii begin another term
soon, and it is chopped that the citizens
of Bristol in-the vicinity of the school,
will give him their heartiest support,
! and keep him constantly in their en-
plOy, as / believe that such an engage
ment will be mutually agreeable, and
profitable. ''l1Ns = A''llt = 81 Q
Hoping Prof. B. may meet with the
success his goodness merits, l remain
= Yours truly, 'S't-' 81
'i',i'HHa 1'f aA,- laa A SPECTATOR.
7 ~ t.r..r ..r.aFg p 81 ".. .
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$4,000 DOLLARS WILL BE PAID for
any remedy whieh-wpI cure Chronic Rheumatism
Pains inthe LiGss' Back sndleiiest. soreS Throat,
Insect StiRgs, Group, Dysentery, Collie, sprains
and Vomiting quicker than DR., Tobias = snetian
LiniInent established in 1877; neverf falls Sold
by all Druggists. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York
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FINAL NOTICE.
Corperation Bonds. och

On the 18th Of The present month
tie unpaid Coupons due on Bonds,
for lots Of the Town Of GOedson, will
be placed in the hands ofan officer
for collection. These Coupons. we're
due on the 5th of January last, and
the officer win levy FIVE per cent adj
ditional for his commission, and col.
lect interest on the, lGouponsy from
January 9TH. Those wholpay preyi-
Gus TO the 18th, will save this in
terest and the 3 per cent? i-I .a
~ By Order Of the Board,
lie. FOWLER, ''
" Mayor.
June Z ~,
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SDeesafa.Aoaess.'X
HI. GICABWEEL

has the. largest assortment of Ladies
dress ] eYslkE, Beads Brdeeets. Neekf
laces aAa Sets, In kaAi eoibrs, iwestyh OF
Baltipcre- and at lower prices than
they asS Usually sold. EhAEe az tho
latest and most desirable Watches in
the market, WITH Opera ana ehatlaih'
Chains, fine Gols Reeket, Chronome-
ters, and American Watches for Gents
use, will, heavy Gold Chains, togetf-'
er with ,a,large stock OF. Gun Buttons,
Shirt Studs, Gents Pins, Masonic,
Knight Pythias and Others. Also a
fine assortmep t Of Pocket Cutlery, Ra-
zors, Pistols &c. DE. ,all lathe lowest
prices to make quick sales and small
nrnfifS assEs-t sSln3 hrz sis,sl sr-nzs..t az.
.ssaS-a % ,slsEnsl s5sat o. -. 49,
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye contains no Su
.s'-r -e-e gar Lead.
p s.4EH ars. 1870. = sra
A Piaifui Condition

1t is sal thing to pass through life only
half alive. Yet there are. thousands whose
hibitual condition is one of languor aud de-
bility. They complain of No specific disease;
they suffer no positive pain; but tller have no
relish for anything which affords mental or
-cenctFo,fs pleasure.ra In nine Gases out of Ten
this state of lassitude ami torpor arises from
a morbid stomach Indigestion destroys the
energy of both mind and body. When the
waste of nature is not supplied by dne and
regular. assimilation of the food, every organ
is starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances of depression! the sys-
TEN needs rousing and strengthening; not
merely for an hOur or two, to sink aftcrward
into more pitiable condition than ever las
IL assuredly would do If an ordinary alcohol
ic stimulamt were restored to- but radically
md permanently. 1''as -'77
How is this desirable object to be accom-
plished? The answer to this, squeStion,
founded on the unyarying experience Of a
quarter Of century is easily given. lnfuse
new vigon into the digestive organs by a
course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Do
not not waste time by administering tempo
rary remedies, but wake the system up by
rccuperating the fountain-head Of physical
strength and energy, the great organ upon
which all the other organs depend for their
nurture and support. i- -. p -e- H..
By the time that o dozen doses of the great
vegetable tonic and invigorant have been ia
ken, the feeble frame of the dyspeptic will
begin to feel its benign Influence. Appetite
will be created, and with appetite the capae-
lily TO digest what it Graves. aPersevere until
the cure is complete-until the healthful
blood, fit to be the material Of flesh and mus
Gle, bone and nerve and brain, flows through
the channels of circulation, instead of the
watery pabulum with which they have here
tofore been imperfectly nourished. -
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HTountHin view commencement

Mountain view commencement
q After The ample md Satisfactory
examination of tie slasses on Mon;
day and Tuesday, came the orramen-
tai aud artistic exercises which con-
stituted the comfnence~entexercises
aOf sPrOf. lSulIins' nigh school. On
Sunday preceding DR. Haygood hae
delivered the BaccalaaIreafe Sermon,
anS smatssIpq9ent, foSeisle AMI ex,
ceIlent one. ne 6ave'neserheard. 1t
mas. Borthgg6f typOgsphis perpetual
ten and of tbs. thorough aotice which
we y find IL now imposSibIe to give.
The esenings Of Wednesday and
Thursday were devoted to the read
ing of essays BY the young ladies, and
to the musical entertainments by Prof
Hackers large sclakfn hhitsic, En-
tertaihnsehts s@hSclsE we're 7 regarded
with the patient attention and heIrty
applahsEaad Ghabihous approval cr
{ very large and aPpreciatiye assem-
blage. Prof Sunib has given prac-
tiPal proof of his qualifications as a
teacher, qualifications both peculiar
and eminent. Prof. Hacker already
has, as teacher of music, "a reputa
ton so extensive and well earned,
that if aushtl were wanting to perfect
it, the ample, demonstration Of these
musical feast's world certainly supply
the deficiency ZZiLIJs salE
ia On yesterday Dr. r.; A; Young de-
livered the annual address. of which
we are, at this hour Of Whiting, unable
to speak farther than to say, that
he possesses that RE and ST.
preme oratOrical excellence of being
wholly natural. His Baccalaureate
at Emory has won applause from
the most eminent minds OF the coun-
try, and while he brought to Bristol
reputation which placed criticism
upon the alert, he has left behind
him the conviction that he has few
equals, if any superiors, in that true
eloquence, which while it captivates
the mind. ieayesit elevated nd en-
riched. Bob - Ead ai Ie, gulsi-.f1
We we're pleased to note the atten-
dance of large number of Visitors
from a distance, for we are sure they
will carry with them from Bristol, in
telligence of the fact that Mountain
View gives promise of adjoining Bris-
toll, and bene6ting the country.
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Fine Work. Mr.. J. 7. Jordan is
doing some very fine plastering in our
town. We regard it a piece of fortune
that we have in this growing period
of cur town gentleman so skilled and
energetic in this Indispensable de-
partment of business. The writer is
Indebted to him for some of his e'e-
CANT white finish work, free of charge.
1t is unnecessary for US % add that
he is gentleman of excellent char,
acter, and of course social aequisi-
ton to us. He is sure of large
patronage in his business.
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~ rll.s 3f4A ri lfffliL af!T % 1-7lfT 77T~T
PlQUESlat l62;3. %, 0ys35, 4 De-,
q and upward&nid $3.50 nssd zE6 dTaqs
pLAWNI at 90 25, 50, IS, i4o
and SOC, per yard: = n ..,i 49,, 90
CHECK aud siFlPed MIISLISS- a. 20,
= 20, a6dB up tos50c per yard. .sl,'ixsa
TUCKED MUSLIN, fail>yard wide, at
SIPS and 81 5g-jdst cne.haIi' the
Handsome styles Of SPRING, DRESS
GOODS at %, 30,I4e,l and 50e,sg:l
BLACK IALPAG.5S laad dBI0ilAIRS
from SOC to 80 pei. yard Du1 yidsq
Best French, ! B6NB3ZfSES at
Sh25S 81, 20, SLID, aud s. per sagd
WHITE aud GCh0REDSiHBGE
7BLArk,. SILKS at 81 AS st50
-a SLID. 81. and up 10 $3.50 yer, yard
--all Very cheap; lnuigi7o.s,. aIl.ys (
IRON GRENADINES of all Qualities
at low nricf ~ l-i-~I IAN "a 3,Eil 10
bolf"'g ~" Pt'Sf9h g3iIrlfs doserdi 90 F.
FRENCH RBRGALKS at 25e-o. per
sd yard-would bc cbeapa soc. .loT3
LAWNS, GISGHAMS,a abFii GRENA-
1a DINE ipsgreat, variety; ; .7sjiaW
CLOTHS, hCASSiMERRS, CASH.
. - 7 MERET',. aud TWEEDS in Ggfeat
=n,raFety a; popular prices I'd, h s 49,
'GINGHAMS at Z!c. worth Vl6 2s2c.
Full. width uNBLEAGITED SHEET
? ING at 35e' per- yard. - 10 IN.
Full>width BLEACHED SHEET
ING at 40c pef'yard. e.i Tsul1
Fine yard-wide rSBLEACH ED
COTTON at I24c per yard sold eve>
srwhsrc at l5c. @ t--.1
Cos yard-wide BLEACHED COT,
TON at III. 10, aud IL use, I'D
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CHARLESTON, s. c., August ]. 1859,

III " III 4 tttts
Dear Sir---I wish to inform you, and if
you desire you can publish it, that have
been afflicted for. upwards of seven years
with dyspepsia l. could cat nothing fiat
agreed with me. became emaciated, had
no energy, and felt gloomy and melancholy
all the time. have been using your Liver
Pills for three weeks, and b we experienced
the greatest benefit. | have fine appetite,
AID cal now cat anything. l cordially rec
ommend them to all who have Dyspepsia.
DENNIS O'HALLORAN.
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GUGGENHEIMER & co

Our PORTER will deliver Bundles
at any point in the city free Of charge.
SALESMEN-JAMEs II. JENNINGS
Charlotte, Va, JEHU WILLIAMS,
Lynchburg, Va; III. u. STOK Els,
Bristol, Tenn; JOHN l. KEAN, Car
oline, Va, r. II. CARR, Halifax, Va;
JOHN G HAMMER, Appomattox, Va;
TACK JENNINGS, Charlotte, Va. m22
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The Bar Room Remedy for weakness 9

The Bar Room Remedy for weakness Of
the stomach is a dose of Rum Bitters. They
are surcharged with FuSEL Or, a deadly Ell
emeut, wbichis rendered more actively the
pansent astriBgpnts with which it is com
bincd. Ifyeur stomach Is weak or your
liver cr,6ovels disordsred, tone, strengthen
and regulate them with VINEGAR BiTTERs,
apure yrGEGABLE SroMACHiC, CqRREc-iNE
AND APERIENT, free from alcohol, and eapa-
bic Of infGsing new vitality into your exhaus
ted anil lIsrldcrcl svftcm.
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MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.

will receive bids until the 10th of May
1872, for the building of a LARGE BRICK
CHURCH IS \ 40, on west Main street.
g All applications will be made to me.
April l2-tf. u. L. BURS0N.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMED J
DELAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS,

Prepared by GARAxcTERE DUPoST, No. pa Rue
Lombard, Paris and highly recommended by
the entire Medical Faculty OF France.
Are-the very best Remedy in all cases of Sperma-
PREz Areas Emi <sioais'; Sexuaf " eakness OF In
fofRxer /; JKeakness Arising ffnE Secret Habits
and Sexual Excesscs RELAXATION Of the Genital
eSgaHs Weak sPins,s Lime OK :. Brick dust ="
deposits in he Urine 'Aliiky Discharges . &c,
aud al ne rhastiy train Of Syjnptons arising from
o reru scsor'Exc esses.k ffs aWs~-
They crRE when All other rene dies fail.
Price 81 per Box,
Sent by HaiL seeusste 4ftsd from al 1o5ssrca-
on, by elcloshfg price 60 fse Sole General gent
for America, J0B MOSES fsseeRTLASBr Sr., \ Ew
YeKK PSaphiets OF Advice ia in each box, OF
val be sent FREQ TO any address. tisttg37.i
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WORK AND PLAY.

T INSTRUCTION WITH AMUSEMENT
i The best, cheapest, and most popular
Magazine for the home, oIny 500 per year.
The occu patton amusements and instruction Of the
whole family a speciality. New Games, Home
Anu ements. Instructive Sketches. Drawing Les
sous, splendid Puzzles and beautiful Oil Chromos
are prominent features in this original Magazine.
Inquire for ii at the news rooms or send ten cents
to the Publishers for sainpls copy with the most
liberal list offered for clubbing with all the
popular Magazines. Splendid premiums and cash
Commissions offered to ladies who secure clubs,
~ MILTON BRADLEY & CO.. Publishers,
Oct Eft. $3.50 SPRlSGFIELD MASS.
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E. TEzS., VA. L GA. r. R.

Leaves 1e Bristol s7a and s2PM
Arrives IN clrattanooga : 32 ? NJ 70 ~ a y.
Leaves Chattanooga I0XNK9 35PN
Arrives in Bristol OPP NJ 10 20 AN.
FREIGHT TRAINS:
Leaves Bristol 30-A -.
Arrives at Bristol s9.33PN "a
- = < -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

Ttro of the editors of the Emory
Banner, Messrs Meirlein and Ward,
received medals on Wednesday.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

Please note the new ADVERTISE
ments of Mcssrs. Lee & Taylor, and
Mr., Wm. s. IIudgius. d .. ~ ...
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

The new Sash, Blind and Door Fac
torp is nearly ready for business. r
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--'a'Na y - -
On Tuesday the huge pavilion
yielded to the severity of an afternoon
gale aud fellAto the ground breaking
the line Of centre posts aud adding
emphasis to the remark of Mr., Boring
that it has proven to be a fat failure.
Such has been the supreme indiffer-
ence regarding its preteaSion as a pro
tective agent against storms that no
oae was beneath it at the time Of its
fall. - t. TTEFr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

WE have been pleased TO meet in the
Nc'rs Office, Prof. A. s. Doak, former
ly of King College, aud recently on
the To5ddco feaf at ClarksviIie, but
not sufficient long there 10 be termed
a tobacco ,eorna. AS an educated and
polished gentleman he will yet be
heard from we think. 10 ~ I-e j,r, !.
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g -:
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTtRf OF, TRIMS
ATLANTIC, Mss. s ONO IN.

PASSENGER TkAiNef ~
Leave LynehburS $ e ard 3 80 n
Arrives at Bristol s ArH 80 ? ". =
Leaves Bristol He NJ" s 10 NJ.
Arrive at Lynchb'giea0P N d" sR9AsNEi
THROUGH FREIslITs:
Arrives at Brisfol ss3 A ~. -
Leaves 5 "A H = p
Local FREIGHT 81 Nv
Arrivesat Brtst0l 505.P y. ~
Leaves IT, D An. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

Seiriag Mqcbiaes.--We have, fet'
sale, two elegant Sewing Machines,
The Wagner, and the Wilcox &
Gibbs. ""rices low.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

AsneulaIly YDiges.ien.

Hfeis rendesed miserabie when the diges-
tivedrgans are Impaired. Food Aecames re-
puisiye; the body emaciated; The min Ne
pressed aud melancholy broods0Yet you
TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PiLESis the
remedy for these evils; they produce sound
digestion; create a good appetite; impaat re-
freshing sleep and clleerfnlness Of mi nd