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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
8tGnoe.

Stdtt0e.
Scrant n, Ya., 27. Sebr. - 0ie aroz
ben 2ofomotipen gSerfitdtten, tpeld1e inter
Dem Hanten ,@lift gSorfs" befannt iinb unp
Der yDidiOn Gompagnie" 9ebDren, purben
beute Mtorgen 8 lbr uouitanoig eingedi9ert.
SSn benz @ebGltbe befauben iidb iebr mertbz
polle MlaIhinen. Der 8erluit piro nid]t
aertnger iein, als cine balhe WiliOn9oQarS !;
bic 8eriiderunJ bctrdgt MIR $l85, 900.
:3peibunoert uno fiinf5i9 Mann uerlieren bic
Sei6dftigung; einige arbeiter perlieren aae
ibre gSerfsel9e. Otan permut6et, baB baS
Seuer o4rd 3ufaq in benz Siireau ausfam.
Ser @Gdter, ipeldner in oem 4mte, oas er
crit lpenige Stunbeu Dorber augetreten bate,
iehr unerfabren mar, entneGte Gas Teuer erit,
oils es nid)t 1nebr berudltigt tperoen fonnte.
SuoIon, 27. Sebr. = Sn Der Sbater1
@olonie su Wiount Qebannou bat es aber=
malS gebrannt. SleSmal muroe oas SrGuz
gSert elnes SranoftifterS.
Ybitabelpbia, 81. Sebr. - Seute
Nahnlittog uBr gertetb etnes Der srOBen
HGuderbGuier an ner gtoro SrontftraBe IN
Srano; ebe bas Seuer 9elDlf]t merSen fonnte,
iparen alle neun 6Gu9erbauier 3erlt0rt. Ser
Serlult hetrdgt $4,000. SaS Seuer piitbete
mebrere StunOeu, tnoem e5 an ben Spedieiz
ten &C. reid)e gtabrlng erbielf; infolge beS
itarten gBinbes pGr bic 9tadbari6aft be-
brobt.
(5pGter) Die 8Orratbe it ben ab9e,
branrten Rau9bduiern uno MagaSiuen tpilrz
ben auf $780, 900 gei6dbt; Der 8erlrft miro
ieOo1 ntbt rflebr, oils $4,000 hetra9en. -
Inter eeu Sablrethen Serltherung8geiell,haf
ten, iueld)e &iitoS babeu, ut ullr Die vM arps
lano" bon Baltimore.
9artiorb, @onn., %. Sebr. - 9nS
Saus uno Die Sabadsid)uppen bes gG. q.
@ontitod in DIT. 6artforO brannteu beute
asntserasn snsaasn ab. unb Sabaf i'm gBertbe bon
SO, 600 lpuroe seritDrt. Serluit 100000 -
25,000; tbeiitpeiie periid,ert,
Buffalo, %. Sebr. - Ser Sremlin'
6al, Ylod an ber gde BON @a9le= unb Bearl-
StraBe muroe bente Morsen pltrd Seucr ser.
itG1t. SGda @ebaIbe seAbfte CEN Dr., 6orntiS
nno murbe auf $4,000 9eidlaBt. = 9rei
6euerwebrleute wuroen iAuer oerlePt.
g1em-gorf, %. 6ebr. = Sin 6euer IN
benz @ebduoe 113, 0tercer Sr., pel6es uOn
n.t.~s.I~ Gs-sA,,.,,Arfn'-" hor"f,t nr,lrAp
ueH v@0mpUIIl0 S.I....o>ti~,t U>"..et
that an ben 98aarenporrdtben uno an benz
@ebauoe iiir $4,000 SGqOeu.
barlefton, %. Sebr. Sn Slorence,
S.>G., muroe geitern 2oDnes' gaben ourd
5euer 5eritSrt; Serluft $3l, 900, gerii9e.
ritnn 800 OOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
. .Worolid,e Central. Gfienbaf,1. ..

Jtat1 Dem g8eiten-Pitts6ur9 @rpre6 aebt I'm
8. 30 u9r Abeno5 ab, aus9euommen Sonntaqs.
Jtad1 Dem Beften uno gEoroeu, nad1 ben Rfdaaraz
5daen uuo Buffalo iber GlmtrG 9e6t um 8.25 uhr
Uiorgens a6 (aus9enommeH SOHntags).
ytadl Dem gBeiteu uno Jforoen Hn1 Buffalo nno
ben 6dleu fiber emporium 9eht um 10 ubr 0ats
mttta9s ab (aus9enommen Sonntn9s); elm Sbnel<
3ns,
Gtucinnat>grprcB Rad Oem 0eIen tdslit5 nm
8.25 lbr abeuos,
Pacihc=@rpreB = Nab Btts6urg uno Dem 0eifen
tdSfd; nadl oem gtoroen, nadb Glmira, Buffalo Den
6daeu uno @dnaoa, Grte, ben BeRnippanier Selaes
9enoen td9li9, aus9euommen SGlnitags um II. 80
a5euDs,
Nat @ettpSbur9 uno o@um6erlonoz8a z8aaeobabn"
nm S.2j lbr Uiorgeus uno t.15 Natm., uno mad
5anooer I'M S.25 nbr Dior9cns uno t.t5 II. % llbr
WatbmlttG9s, ans9enommeH SoHntagS.
n9reens Sprtn9= 3Uei9 babn" um S,25 ll6r Ulors
gems uno 3.25 lbr gtatm. td9tit, Sonuta9s Ques
geuommen.
Rad gort-3,25 llbrgtu6mtttags, Sonutoss aus.
9eHommeu.
aa4 8orttou- @ebt tdstt6 UNI 5.25 (au8ses
aenommen Sounta9s).
Iadb @odepsuine-7.25, 1t.25 uBr 8ormtttaas
6.25, 1t.25 Abos,, (ausgeUommeH Sonntags) Hn6
I'M .25 Na6mittGas an SaOHRtdeen.
8ilete an Der @aluertzStatiou, Horooifzgfe oer
Baltimore uno @anert>SnaBe uHo @bar(esitrafeus
Station. 4uftrG9e fir Baggage meroeu on Der
NorooitzGte 0er Baltimore un6 @alperttr anaez
nonnen.
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IN Or. 3. 6. Mobfoa,

Wad,foIger Dr.. Bind ELI.
Fr. 1873, 9Se5t= fagette=, oberbalb @utasufreBe.
Sabne iperOen pIrdaus o9ne S4mersen nit Silfs
oes aadsaies ou6se5osen; 9onse @e6tiis nit @nGz
mi5dbnen 10 bili9, pie $40 nno p1neno 9afanllr.::
Dian fonme uno iebe iidb oieielben an. 3dane NIT
dttem @olbe auf cine porSSlifle gSetie geiiiht 81
uno bober. Yeronen iueroen iuobltbun, bier orSne
preteu, ege fie anoersfpo btn9ebeu, ba bic Saclts
arsneifunit niht u6ertroffen lueroen fonuen. Die
Preiie iub iebr uieors, uno piro as gr6ett earane
sirt. O16 @eihait lit su ieoer 3eit aeoffnet.
(Otl1-Sulii0, Sttll-Saui0, ,OStD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
l!AGa y9ieoerfranSz" "GOnSert tit Der
tssaR Wnlif=Q(ta0eltrie,

YVIUlItII pUU~
Iifum an5uSeisen, bas er om a6eno bes 10. Uiar5
&aDon's Sratortum nsSie Sd1opiun9" in oer
Der n9tcaoentB OF Butte" 3ur Multiplying brin=
gen miro. 8et oteiem @onjerte peroen fol8enoe pro=
mineute 3iuitler mtDrfen
sFrl. Soa 3iosbursb, Soprau,1
Gr. g. Stmpiou, 2enor, SooH Nerpzgorf.
Gr. Il. WemmerB, Bas,
Dte Shore fperben noH u6er bunoert 9eiibten Saz
men uno Serren por9etro9en mo uen einem ponz
tdnbi9en Srheiter untettitt ruetoen.
Silete iiuo Bu fol9enoeu 4Jreiien in Re6aifres's
@aiifaliensSSau0Iung gu baben:
SpetrIse nit pier Stibleu $500
SuYtH -..--.--.'' O.UO
JleletDttle SlPe ...-.-..-.-....-. 1.Uu
~ 2 6 = q 60 9LI1 cNnS iSnr,i4e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
0erustt)etltt4t0 etttes Wl0roers.

9gn9 surg, 8ir9., 27. 8ebr. = Soc
@larfe, Der 0t0r6er bon albert 8arfSoale,
unrOe beute Derurtbeilt, am 80. aprtl B. S.
gebangen ST iperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Suttt SnOe peritrtttetlf.

q eng OFT, q. Sebr.-Wti9ael Quilt
ban, ,peld]er fiir5lid1 in gfem= =Srunsnid, H.z
S., Der @rnorOung bes S. Salmabge iiber=
fiibrt uurDe, maro beute perurtbetlt, am g..
Npril aehGnnt III merhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
q. Raime, 9sraussebsr.
spe,ial : Noti;eil.
Baltttators
fir 1n(uranff Wfltfs.

Balttu1ore
etire 1)a(nrauff Ofifs,
saoDefsl6e BON Gontbs nmo gsatersS1 S1sa dI.s pc
Oteis @eielildait periier forpd9rens 9s9en yer.
uil ODER Ghabeu bur9 granSnnglnd ofgGs. u Us'
Wo5n,, aaoens nno Ssaareubduisr, SaHSaeI5siltsr,
=9,robufte, VobelH 9auS
I'm Dau besrifene ooer TIM 9aleh u Suou"s oei'"o'
tihe SdbrSeuge u. I. ~. ..,.,.
30 nj. 9. arrtlGn, YIanoent;
C3eo m g,ifers, 6. b. SeGpff,
SSnnio 9, gHilIou, &. Eo6t. Senfins,
Soifab Yennington, @. Wortou Steipart,
Nrancis z. 8ins, 9. s. Hetpcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Srotae Sorspis,
5t. g. Steuart, 70. %. 8aolor,
g8m. S. 8rnne, Ssrael @oben,
9eorse2. SarriioH.
GppIifations=6ormulareu uuo iueitere Wabr;dbt lbel
goutbz unb s8aerfrabe, ertgeilt, no auf Gle gnfz
trdse iofort erteet9t peroeu. gerFdernngen Derbeu
aai irgsno cine Strip ensenommen, iUel&e Der appI'
fant fpinihen mag.
(Sant,1SO IT. @ooemostb. Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Selegrapbii9s 9epei6ers>
Snlanhs9epeidje,t.

(Seridte Der naiiociirten Breiie" fir ben "Gors
reiponbenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tpiro
oIS 9ett0e dttffretetf.

gtem.Oorf, %. Sebr.-5ttt1ter 1ullerz
ton bon Der glnwaltl6aft fir bic 2lnflage
meloet: IS. s. Sowen miro eingelaben mer=
ben, fir Die 9tnfla9e als 3euge auhutreten,
uenn Die gSiOerleguug Der ausiasen See'
d|er's beginnt."
1ietprta SSpoobuH umo oct SfanoaIprpseB.
Nem . orf, %. 5ebr.-0te gSoobbuD
bat cine Grfldrnng erlaiien, baB ip2oer Der
aldger, nod Die gertbeibt9ung tua9ten, ite Su
cittren, trosOem iie berelt lei, auSsuiagen.
sic f6nne 2id)t auf ben Sa4uerbatt uerfen,
peldes beiben Parteien uHangenebm perOen
biirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
WMS Canada.

0tontreal. 27. 4ebr. = Cine 0eputa.
ton proteitanttider Biirser madte beute benz
OfapSr ibre Qufpartrng unb eriu6te ibu,
Die &ube bel 9elegenbeit Der Sorleiung bes
Saters @biniguap aufredlt Su erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Snba.

5apanna, 81, 6ebr. - @enerals&api1
tim @onda mirO bier bleiben, bis iein yfad)s
folger Galmaieba einsetroffen lit. = Die leb-
ten gtadriften bon ben @iuco Silas iollen
giinitig fiir bic Spanier lauten.-0ie Wdrfte
fiuO heute iehr ruhta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Die BARRIER nan0e

hat ft etne Reputation pegen ibrerSorii9ld i'm
aoben, Baden uub Sporiamfeit in 6eneruna uno
G6nusuns erfporben, pelhes oteielbe nbef olle an@
beren nJtanses" erhe6t. 6in groBen iur 9otsis nno
Wobuhduer rperoen IabrtSirt nno itno 3in SertanIe
bel gs. g. 5000 s. Snmp.,
Gde Der Baltimore uno &utapittaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Gtue 0nd0t0e sSuru.

YbtIa 6elp b a, 27. 6ebr. : Sm Bultz
Oesfreisgerid)te ipurbe beute Der Sal Die Ser.
StaateH 9egen g. SO. .3ultf perbanSelt, bei=
fen offt;iele Caution pon 800, 900 weqen Ell
mes 0ef5itS BON 1922 GOO nit Sei6lag be-
legt por6en lit. 8i9ter GabmaQaber in
itruirte Die Surp, einen Spru9 gum opllen
getrase bes 9onbs einsubringen; ltatt be6en
ipraGen Die @ei9uorenen ben Ser. Staaten
nur s14, ,248.70 gu. Ser 8i9ter las tufolge
beiIen ben 9eIdmorenen bic 2eptten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Die YarIor=Sonne II. u.saweaDeiser'
Geuerplab-Defem

ba6en ale dnoeren i'm Sei3en iberiliiaelt unb rcr=
Ianaen nenis Weparatur. Sa6rijirt ur6 uerfauit
%. g. g9opo & gpmp.,
Gde Der Bdltimores uno GutaD IraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Ste gituattnn 1t, Wsertfo .

gS btn9ton, %. Sebr.-pr. Ylnmb,
Der befannte Giienbabns llnternebmer unb
friiber amerifaniider @ei6dftstrdger, ruel6er
ioeben bon 0terifo suriifgefebrt 1T, gibt cine
auBerorpentlid1 giinltige S9ilberung bon Der
polttii6eu Sage Der 6epublif. Ser Brdii-
bent 1T pOsuldr unb 5riebe berridjt anentbal=
ben. Snfolge oeiien erbolt ii9 bus 9anb bon
ben Sol9en Der friiberen 8epolutionen; bic
8iir9er riaten ibre aufmerflamfeit auf Die
Ierhpiiernnn hRr nlfnRmeinPn 2rffXnha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
SputItatto= gltt0cle0ettbettett i,

0emzSrleans, II. 6ebr. = llnter ben
@omproniB Mdrneru berri6t groBes NtiB=
pergllii9en iiber bic glrt lno gSeiie, pie man
Den Strett beile9en mill. Ste pertperfen e8,
mites babel tbdtis iit. @S hetBt, baB Die
0fit9lieoer, iiber Die bic Stimmen5ablerz
@ommiifOn nod ntft beridtet bat, iid weis
germ, oaS BON 6rn. 8beeler gefOroerte lleberz
einfontmeu 5u unter5eidnen. yeamentlt3
iinO Die 9teger gegen OaS @omprOmiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Der nIfe 2enner.

Eopeta, &anl., %. 6ebr. = 0epeiHen
bon Slorence, ari5ona, an @ouOerneur Ss:
borne melpen, baB Der alte Sobu Senoer bort
nerbaitet worDeu 1T. Som. Osborne bat
cine 5equiiition an ben @ouperneur BON ari.
sona gei9ift, oanit Der Serbre6er auSgelie
fert iperoe. 9erielbe miro in etlli9en Sage1
bier errpartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Ste 8ipnicre TIT Sen 0SGtpar5elt
Eef0en."

Set8en."
Sionrs itp, Soma, 27. 6ebr. -
Gine SpeSial=0epeid)e BON Danfton, 9at.,
melOet, baB @pbrain gSitder, etner Der Bic
utere aus Oen ySawarsen Bergen" 5uriidges
febrt iit. 9erielbe beridtst, baB iie an 20
oeri9iebeuen ct. lien proipettirten uno iiberall
Sob. uno Silberabern ianben. Die Yiouiere,
tuel1e in ben Bergen 5uriidgeblteben iino,
trafen auf ibren Srriabrten NIT 200 SnOtas
uern 5uiaunen, peldle iid iebr frteOltD Der
bielten. Die Qeute iinO BON Der grDBten 6ofis
nung beieelt. g6ttfers miro ibnen Ntunoz
pprrdthe aufiihreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
@efmtfd)te 5epefNen a,ts
ySesp=Morf.

ltet beltte 9ta0ntltfa9 83 uDr 0llf Der Sarre
auf unb iibt nod feit. = Dem Dampfer pai=
iirte Dor pier &agen Elm ahnltfer llnfaa.
0ermtfd)te 5epefNett a,ts
Iep=Dorf.
Stem Dorf, 26. 6eb.. = Die Dgfeiu=
Oorf=Sspeso -Mibtano Sabn" lit banterott
Uno mub ibre 6abrten einitellen.
- Sm 2arfe Der SSodle murben $601 $40
III Sob unb Silber naa Dem AuslanDe 9es
ibidt.
- Der Support bon Sd]nittpaaren erreidte
i'm 2aufe Der QSodJe Den 9Sertb bon $780,
8l7 unb an !Sanoelsgiitern murben $6,261,= =
973 eingefiibrt.
DIE 3ou~@inuahmen betrlsen i'm 2aufe
Der gSod)e $3,0l7,372.
- Ser m0dbentlide Saufberid,t 9ibt fol-
genben Auswei8: 9lbnabme Der 9arlehen
$2,733. 100; 9(buabme Der SpeSie S3,267,=
600; Abnabme Der 2egal SenberS SPAS, POO;
Abnabme Der 9epoften $7,616, POO; Qb
nabme Der GirfulatiOn s1,010,9OO. gu
nabme Der 6eierpe 81 ,429,470.
- Der 0ampfer u@tOiel" truf bia 8ree
men bier ein.
= SIM Sippoorome be9iunt morsen Nad)=
mittag l llbr Die BretS- 6uBtour 5rpii6en
Q8eiton unO Subj. Die Qdnge ilt 500 Oiei=
len, iuobei Der @ritere .oem Qebteren 35 Utei.
len pDrQuSatebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
oee 9ampfer >, syramce" abermals
0ltfaeiatsfctt.

9etu =Oorf, 28. Sebrnor. = Otr Spfr.
.6rauce" Don bier mad 2onpOn betimmt,
Lief beute 9ta6ntlttag 13 llbr 0nf Der Barre
auf uno libt nod feit. - Dem Oampfer pai=
firte nnr nier Snaen ein dhnl1ller llnfaQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-01
Geluebre.
0rT-A

Gtabttrt f843
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-16
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THE coitents Of The British Quar-
terry ReUielO, for January, just received
from the TIE LEONARD SCOTT PUP
LISTING Co., Al Barclay Street, New
York, arc as follows:
T. Paparchy and Nationality.
II. Cox's History of Greece.
III. The Adornment of ST. PSuI's
". The Bibles Place in Ii Sci
ence OF Religion.
'. Early Christian Inscription
of France.
VI. The GrevilIe Memoirs.
VII. Europe and Peace.
VIII. ETasmus-his Character 4.
Contemporary Literature.
In the first article the writer SHOVE
that the controversy low waging in
Germany, is deeply rooted in the
historical ihcOmpatibiliy of the pre-
tensions Of the Papacy with the auto
uomnny of the Statc;" that the con-
fret was inevitable, and admits Of 10
evasion or compromise i; and upon
every ground of Scripture. of reason,
OF society. of history, and of humani-
ty." lakes the side with tie civil
against tie ecclesiastical power, in the
struggle for supremacy Within the
State.
Article ". is best described in the
writer's own word'ss He has sought
to present, ia the data of ScripIural
religion. great body Of scientific facts
which must remain positive know
ledge IN the department of religion,
whatever new knowledge may arise n
physical science"
Europe and Peace" would have
been more APPLY entitled Europe
Preparing for War" and for IA war of
terrific proportions. The description
If the condition and temper of the ma
tions affords Little hope for the contin-
uance of peace.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-16
Boots ind Shoes.

q. W. Frost & Co., have a large
Shoe Factory at corner of Main and
9Th streets. They are equipped with
improved machinery, and furnish q
large amount of stock to jObbers.-
Their work is equal in appearance and
superior in quality to Northern work.
They also keep on hand fine stock OF
northern shoes for gents, ladies and
children. There are now employed in
the establishment, fifteen hands, and
1t Is in contemplation to increase the
force to thirty hands. The house is
certainly superior TO any similar enter,
prise which has been in the country.
job Printing
is done at the office of the BRISTOL
NEWS, in all styles, from the pIainest
dodger, to the most elaborateIy cOlore,i
and shaded bills, cards, bull heads, let
ter heads. circulars DC The motto of
the office. is work done in CITY style.
at city prices, +" and with this inscribed
upon its banner, the NEWS has all of
the Job Work it can ,io, but is getting
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-16
A Scientists Experience With
Tobacco

a distinguished French servant,
the AbDe AIuIgnO, contributes 10 the
discussion ri the tobacco question
sUHG Interesting observations Oh the
influence OF The weed upon his own
mental powers. For many years he
had been addicted to the habit of
sHuli-taking, though conscious or III
JurIOUs results flowing from the pIac-
tICe. lie denounced il again and
gaia, but relapse always lOiIOwed.-
La 1871 MS daily allowance OF snutf
was over twenty gTammes, and he Oh
sert Ell rapid decay Of Tie faculty Of
memory. lie hau learned some fifteen
hundred root WUsus ia each OF several
languages, but found these gradually
dropping out OF hIs Eind, 50 its 10 ne
cessItate frequent recurrence to die
UOnaTIts Al iast ke summoned res
OiutiOn To break finally with the use
OF tobacco III any tDrnI, ana after SIX
years of abstinence, writes as IUiiOw !:
Ii Was for us Tire commencement Of
a TerliaDle resurrection OF health,
mind, ANA memory cur ideas have
become more lucId. our Imagination
more vivid, our work easier, our pen
quicker. and we have seen gradually
return that army OF words which had
run away. Our memory, IN Il wore,
has recovered all its-rlcnes, ali lis SCH
sIDiIty. That tobacco, especially IN
the form otsuutf is Il personal eaemy
of memory. which has destroyed, nttIe
Toy little, aud sometimes very prompt
~, cannot he doubted. Many persons
with whom we are acquainted Vi.
Duhiunfaut, the celebrated chem st,
for eXanple-!4aNe run the same dan-
gers and escaped them in the same
fashion, by renouucing tobacco, which
we DO not hesitate to say, harms the
greatest part of those who emf 10y it,"
Yet seusinie people persist In using
it-nany, indeed, who have nara
work To get bread, Tobacco COSTS
New York city far more than is paid
for bread by The inhabitants OF The
whole State.-AnnuaL Of PhrenOt0gy
and PhySi0gHOWy.
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Blank Deeds.

We have printed Emitted mum
Der of Deeds, which are exactly in
conformity to the code, with &C
acknowledgements printed for both
tie husband and wife. They are
printed Oh fine tough Bond Paper,
and will bear folding and handling
without damage. Parties wishing
a handsome statutory or-n fer deed
will apply at Office Of the BRISToG
NEvs.
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Change Of Ease.

Preparatory to which we wish 20 re.
duce oar stock, particularly. of Paints
Oils, Varuishes, Culors, Window Glass
Putty. Brushe-, &c. &c. as much a;
possible we will offer extra induce
ments TO cash purchasers until the LIST
of August about which time we ex-
pect to occupy No. Is. James Block,
which will be newly fitted up in mo-
dern style, where our facilities for ser
wing our friends will be greatly in
creased, and these services will be rem
dered with greater satisfaction to our
ourselves.
BUNTING & PEPPER.
July 1T,
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Blu RNIEG or MRS. NEW
LANDS RESIDENCE.

On Sunday the 9TH, about O'Clock
z. NJ, the large country residence Of
Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Jos. Newland,
deceased. in Sullivan county, Tenn,
fourteen miles west of Bristol, was lie
Stroyed by fire. When tho fire was
discovered no one was present but
Mrs. Newland and her daughter, the
two SONS of Mrs. \. being absent.
The property consisted of large
trained two-story dwelling with a
framed store house adjoining, and is
believed 10 have caught from broom,
with which the kitchen hearth bad
been swept. There were no goods in
the store aud most OF the personal
property was saved. The loss will
reach about five or six thousand dol
lars. The parties are euterprising and
have commenced rebuilding.
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MURDER IN LEE COUNTY,,
A Noted Character Killed by
His Son.

A Noted Character Killed by
His Son.
We have private information that
Lieut.. Dan Littrell was shot and kill
ed in the lower erd of Lee county,
some ten days ago, and it is believed
he was shot by his own son John, who
when Informed OF his death said he
would net go TO see him, as he had no
RESPECT for him, because he had once
cut him on the neck and left huge
scar there. Dan BittreIl is the man
who in 1870 wounded a federal soldier,
when a squad of calvary called at his
house 20 arrest him for Illicit distilling.
10 was tried for it in the federal court
At Abingdon and sentenced to five
years in the Pcnitentiary, but his sem
tcnce was committed to eight months
imprisonment in Lee county Jail, and
he served out the latter term. Little
was brave confederate soldier of the
37th Va. Regiment, and when sober
had many good qualities, when drink
ing lie was a desperate man. His son
John is yet al large.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-16

Anderson Coal Company Those
who wish to provide themselves with
first class lump coal for the winter
will fad it TO their advantage 20 or
der from the Coal Creek Coal Co.,
Address f. c. Camp, Agent, Knox
vile, Tenn.
Williams & keebIcr, Agents, Bris-
toll, Tenn.
Oct. eff
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