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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-23
VIRGINIA ::

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cireui.
Court of Washington eOurty, on the nrst Monday
In July. ISIS,
/. 8. Dunn and J. D. Linder, Plaintiff,
Henry Z White Joseph Pippin. CLARK E PIppin,
Mary PipFin, Patton Pippln. Rachel nm Pip
pin, Martha W arIOll snd james a-rol, Ida V
pippip and MilbUTn Pippin. Robert Pr pin, EE-
till Pippiu. MARI ETrt Jane Pirpiu MAJ IA Pippin,
Rachel Ann iPriH, hllv Catherine PipPin, John e
PipPin. " IN FinEn, Martha Washington PipPin.
May Virginia Pippm. Marcy e. Pippin, Florence
EstiIl riPpIn. Thomas PiPPin and Chas " pip
pin. Philip Wirensr. W N Flsen-r trustee Elias
wideuer and John Edmnndsor al mrs with the
will annexed OF John WidaTer. Diseased. Ruben
WideusI, Noah hid mr.. Isaac %idRner. I'm
Wid"ner, Rachel FdmordSon Martha w Debusk.
Thnwas rehusl J"hn DehU-k. Nirgin'a t.bu-L
and MfrthA H'hu-k nil or chi,6rCn ot Ms,tIR Fe-
bnsk. decreased the BOARD of supervisor Of was h
ingt"n county. Va 4 Whitaker, John 4. We
Vow. WIN CnIley. I..hn sands, J Dunn L F
RoseRbslm and John NJ Harris. Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this Suit Is Ia compel contribution
FROM some uf the securities nf m \. hmm on
bis official bun4 lafe Sheriff oi Washington
county 10 nav their proportional rarI 81 judK
favor Of the Rcard of Supervisors OF Washington
county and set aside The convsyances mention ed
and described In The hill frsuduIr;rt and void.
&c. &c, snd II appearing by Satisfactory evidence
that The defendants 4. X. Whitaker. John VI
Sands John McNew. ard A J Dunn are non
re idAnts 81 this C"Wmonvetlt h they are ordered
to appear here within one mouth after due publ
cation hereof and do what NAV be aeeesHary TO
protect their interest la this suit.
Copy .-Teste,
l.. T. COSBY, c. C.
juIy 2, ,7s-4w-T &F.Pq.
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Died.

DEWALD.-Tn Bristol, July LIST
1878, of typhoid fever. Mrs. MARTHA
A. consort OF Mr.. Jas. VI. Dewsld
eyed 81 years.
DEWALD.-Att The home Of Mr.
T. Wit, Washington Co.. Tenn. July
the 18th. 1873 iHtir MINNIE. Infant
daughter "f u \. aud JAS. ~. he
valid. Aged Is months.
Mother and Babe re unite on th"t I'll ore,
In that cline where II are blessed,
Where grief and sorrows are known no more
Waiting, wait ng, for the rect,
Half are gone, half are here,
Oh hor hard their ties to sever,
But Jesus will he with them there.
Where ali is joy an peace forever.
My dear MotIer is waiting for me,
Until the Lords appO ntej time shall come,
Ny prayer to God shall ever be,
That we shall safely arrive at lone.
Bristol, Tenn. July 22nd. 1878.
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Preferred Locals.
National Surgical Institute.

Two Of the Surgeons Of this notable
Institute will visit Bristol, Tenn,
August 18th and 18th, 1873, stopPing
at the Thomas Hnuse. hey will
have with them a fine outfit of braces
and surgical appliances. and will lie
prepared to treat all kinds Of DefOrmi-
ties and Chronic Diseases. such as
Club Feet. Hip Disease. Spinal Dr.
sesae, Paralysis. Piles and FistuIS. Ca
tArrh, Private Diseases, Diseases Of the
Eye, &c. For full particulars. address
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE. At.
lanta, Ga. july IS, '7S-3t
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OPPOSITION IN ENGLAND.
The Liberal Leaders DPnOuRc-
ing tho Treaty of Berlin.

LONDON, July 2l.-Ar the anniver>
sary Of The establishment of the Lib
eral AsSuciatin OF Berm0ndSey street,
L:DdUa last btgh'. Mr.. Gladstone
made long speech, in Which Ire
begged To decline = sunring tie lead
ersI.ip of The Lt1eral party. lie
powerfully STACKED tie manner ia
which the pt"pte had ia:eIy been
governed M GeNuugIc Gnvermlnrnt
ia Europe ~cu.d have dared to d"
what this Cabinet has dune-accep'-
,ng such responsibilities un6EOwn
1" the people. lie criticized the
treaty of Berlin. whereby England
consented to '"piace under Tie hes-
,,utic rule M Russia l'eSSarabia.
WINCH belonged To Ruuman:a. He
SID that Russia had Teta ned her
claim heavy idtm.rity. which she
can make pretext for war. At the
same time the treaty destroys the
integrity and independence of Tur-
key.
Win regard tn the convention with
Turkey, only one eprthet is possible.
namely an insane covenant. None
"f the great English staIe>m of
the last forty years would have
signed it. It is TO our SHAME, a con.
ventI0n of absurdily aud dupl city.
It is OdiOuS to every valuable feeling
of country, and has aIieniatei the
friendship If foreign powers. Eng
land has sold Ba>sarabra to Russia :
The brave Mo"tenegrin cunQuestS 10
Austria's jealousy and seIfshness,'
tie Cheeks Ia Turkey; and lastly
Turkey herself to +, gland. NJ.
Gladstone concluded by hop ug the
Ministry would -hortIy be judged b,
appeal to- the country
The Right II"nnrabl. +. Foster.
presiding at the Golden club lnSI
night, made 4 speech Oh the Eastern
question. taking the same general
grounds against tie Governments
policy as Mr.. Gladstone.
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will be settled to her satisiactiOn.-
But il must be remembered that Rus
STA was victorious, and that serious
account must be taken of the con-
cessiOns she has already made. do
not wish TO recall my comparison Of
the whale ard the elephant Eng
land has doubtless proved By the
preparations she has already made
that she might become a military
power. that she might AnStain war
lasting several wears. But herain
consists our sole interest which is
that OF peace, and which guides onr
efforts. A war between two great
POWERS like England and Russia
would grievously affect the whole of
Europe, paralyze all Interests. and
menace every one. The danger is
that despite all efforts the conflict
would become general-iOr no one
knows the Incidents which, mignt
arise during a prolonged struggle,
not to men ion that ::niIerSal com
tmerce would be haras>cdA and the
paths of the cean become uncertain
| say this because [ am now cnt-
WINGED that we shall sign peace. -
After seeing the Bulgarian Question
.ctLled | was certain we Sh"lld have
pr"cr. o, this question | saw the
T. .gtsh would GO 10 war; aud When,
ol. Friday. the 2l>t 'f June. the
between England aud
Russia broke down. FASTENED to the
plenipntehtiarieS of both powers. and
eau, ed negotiations 10 be rem. wed 0u
the subject of the Withdrawal of the
tronT,S
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Fine Stone Cutting.

Nathan Sawyers & Son are pres
pared to do stone cutting in the very
highest style Of workmanship. Steps.
walls, curbing, and tagging. all at
very low prices. Residence James
building, next door 10 York & Full
kerson'S office. june ii '78-tf.
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The yellow sulphur springs.

This now fashionable and delight
full watering place, is situated in the
Allegheny Mountains. one Of the
lovliest and most romantic regions
of Virginia. Air was never purer
and water never more delightful! than
at the Yellow. Major COntee, the
elegant and cultured proprietor. is
the Invest, as he is one Of the most
advanced of the gentlemen in Amer>
;ca, and he has taken hold of the
Yellow with an ambition, and pur-
pose to make it the happiest and
brightest spot in the Virginia Noun
tains. Read his advertisement in
this issue.
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Don't You Hear Very few par
ties have responded 10 our dun. We
see plainly We shall have to get teIa-
phone and speak to each one indebted
TO the NEWS. We again appeal Ia
each and every patron Of this office
To remit us what they owe, or. If not
all, at least part. We cannot run a
newspaper without money. aud yon.
fellow-citizens, cannot run country.
nor even n town, without O local
Newspaper
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Tenn, June Glib. 1873

The business will lie continued at
the the OLD STAND 10y a. 5. Gump.
All parties indrbted to the said firm
will make settlement at once with me.
Thanking the public for the past pa
:rouspP and trusting To receive the
same in the future, l remain Respect
fully. A. S. GUMP.
june is, 187S-1m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-23

Ministerial Changes Rev. Mr..
Barnett Of Abingdon has accepted
the call to church in New Orleans,
and will at an early day, to the re =
erot Of everybody hereabOut, go to
'he Sunny South to stay. Rev. II.
Suter of the Episcopal Church, at
Liberty kas accepted a call to Christ
Church. Alexandria. 80 says the
CharchmaR.
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Insure against FIRE while the sea-
son is dry. The Companies repre-
sented By me are worth millions, and
nearly all of them are made doubiy
secure by heavy deposits with the
Auditor Of the State. If one Of these
Companies should break, every poll
cy holder in il would be just as safe
as though it had not failed. always
protect my patrons BY close at:en>
tiou. |. c. FOWLER.
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Visiting Cards for 10 Cents.

Visiting Cards for 10 Cents.
Henceforth We will furnish on de-
mand, either by mail or delivery, %
neat and fashionable Visiting Cards
for One DimC, CASH IN ADVANCE.
Certain and uncertain parties are
flooding the country with horrible
unfashIonable cards at this price
These are in general totally out of
style. and unfit for respectable use
The Bristol NEWS Office will furnish
at this price a neat and fashionable
card. Address, or apply to NEWS
OFFICE, Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
July %, 1S7s-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-23

4 Chqiybeofe Spring Of good quail
ty is beautifully located in a grand
grove of eyergreens, in a mOur tain
cove. near the residence and on the
land of Mr.. James Seneker. five
miles west of Bristol, on the BIount-
vile road. The water is impreguated
with both iron and alum. aud If inn
proved would be one of the !cvelest
setreats in the county.
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the
errors and iniiscretiOns of youth. mel
vOus weakness, early decay. loss Of
manh"0d. DC. / will sehd n recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South
America Send self AL ressed Fnve-
lone tn REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAN- Stu
ton D, Bible House, N'etO York City.
oct so, lS7T--iy.
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4 CGndrd -fhe report that young
Walter Pres on. son Of Jas. w. Pres
ton E>qr. of Abingdon, and nephew
Of the late Hon. Walter Preston. had
murdered his fathers ove'seer, and
then committed suicide, near Kings
port. Tenn. is wholly without foun-
dation. lie has been for weeks at
Seven Mile Ford. in Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-23

The Question has often been asked
where can I get my fine watch or
clock properly repaired, so that [
can rely on it. That question can
easily be solved by having yonr
time keepers repaired, adjusted and
cleaned by
4. PICKEN.
practical matchmaker and jcwe(er,
from London, England,
Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
,lune eft.
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Do You Want to Paint Your
House ?

If you do, go to Bunting & Peppers and
make your purchases, where you will find
large stock of pure White Lead AMI PRE-
rAREn LieUIr PAINT, Of any shade or color,
ready for immediate use.
Ii Won want TO hLy window glass ~ very
low figures, go to uniting & Peppers, near
ly opposite the First National Bank.
Country merchants are informed that
wnen they want to rePlenish their stock of
drugs they Can save AZ least 75 per cent. by
calling on uniting s. Pepper, No. ., JnnIes'
Block.
Ladies, in want OF articles for the Toilet,
will find large assortment ut prices 70 suit
the times.
SeIt 81 chn'g.-;f.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-23

VIM. Snapp and Mary Snarp DTS
IN CHANCERY.s
The object of this suit il tn recover
of the defendants damage for an as
sauIt made upon tie plaintiffs 10y de-
f+udants, and more particularly de-
scribtd in the bill. and TO aItsch and
sui ject to sale htnse and lot mem
toned ia the bill. situated in G0Ods"n
Va. and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that the defendants are non
resi- ents of this Commonwealth, it Is
ordered that they appear here within
one mouth after due publication here
of. All ITO what may be necessary 30
project their interest In The premises.
a Copy Trste.
l.. T. COSBY C c.
july I'll '78.-4w.-B abcEard p. q.
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Notice

The firm of GUMP & CO, has this
day leem dissOiv, by mutual consent.
A. =. Gunp takes charge of the assets
aud assumes The Indebtedness of the
firm. This June 5Ih, 1878
A. s. GUMP,
SIMON A GUMP.
Bristol, Tenn, June 9Th, 1873
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A Home Enterprise.

Robert Pile is running n first-elasR
TanneIy. Saddlery. Harness and Col
lar business. He il home man, and
his work is better than eastern made
work. Give him call
Ia Cash or goO,is, or work paid
for HIDES at ROb't Piles.
nov 80 TIT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-23

btSTnorkS Anxiety Tor Pcace.
The Berlin correspondent of the
London Times, writing under the
date of July Sd. gives the f1lIO~ing
as the language OF Prince Bisma'k
in reply TO remark that Europe was
convinced that he earnestly desired
peace.
al wished for peace and c0utribu,>
ed as much As possible to it as s~ou
rs could clearly see my wav-lhat
is to say, from the time If Couut
Scouvslofs first visit to me ut FurS-
teuburg. sincerely respected this
mau for having left Londpn cour>
ageouSIy to tell his MASTER the truth,
and who Oh arriving at St. Petersburg
incurred the risk of disgrace aud
exile il not successful in fulfilling his
patriotic and humanitarian mission.
Despite my feeble health, despite the
imperi0us Commands OF my physi.
clans, [ did not he ,itate To undergo
the fatigue imposed ou me rs Pse>i-
dent of the Congress; but if duty
calls me to bear these fatigues in The
interest of peace, it does not go tn
the length of bidding ME do SO if
peace is not likely to result from our
deliberations. EngIsud has here
achieved a magnificent success. She
las made Bulgaria end at the foot of
the Balkans she has restored to
Turkey the Egean Sea- she bas
covered COnstantinople by the Bal
kun, : and the question OF the Straits
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Wheat FertiIizer,

20 car loads Anchor Brand Wheat
Fertilizer. Price ct factory $40 90 per
ton. cn u months time ON lat day
of November. Send in your orders at
once. J. H. WINSTON & Son.
july %, 'TS-tf
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The Silver Dollar.

Qniet your nerves. friends. ]. NJ
Barker takes the MEXICAN Dollar and
sells gOOds cheaper than evfr. Come
aud see his immense stuck-the best,
the largest and most varied in this
section to select from. july 8, '7S-2t
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Trustees Sale Of
Mountain Land

DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed to
I'D ME by ThOs. W. Coily. ON the 10th Of
September, $40, for the benefit Of Vim. e..
Edmon'lsOn. ard of record in the Registers
Office of Johnson county, TenE., will offer
for sale, at public cutlery, at the Court House
door in Tay lorsyille, johnson Co., Tenn, on
Monday, The 18th Day # August, 1878,
tract of Mountain Land, known as the
KETR0N and WRIGHT ENTRY, and con
tanning 5000 Acres more or lass. This
land lie situated in hnsGa county, Tenn,
about II miles Southeast of Abingdon. on
both sides of IIolston Mountain. adjoining
the lands Of Blevins, Duff, and others :
Terms Cash.
d. F. BAILEY, Trustee.
july 2, 1s78-tds.
19r Blank WARkANTs for sale
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-23

Sewing NGchine For SdIe.-We have
for sale a very fine Florence Sewing
Machine. Call and examine, The
Florence is among the very finest Of
all the machines.
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Commissioners Sale of
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
OURS UANT to Il decree entered on
i the 7Ih day of June. 1878. ia the
District Court of the u. = for the
Western District of Virginia in the
suit of John L. and Ann a. Morley
Va Samuel Fl. Willard. 1t ais. ALA |
offer for sale tn The highest bidder, on
MONDAY, THE 2GTH F AUG 1878,
at the front door OF the Court House
in Abingdon. Wasiin.tnn county,
Va, That valuable property hear the
town Of Bristol. Tenn, known rs
The JIiIIdr't MN ProDerfy."
belonging to Samuel II. Willard. This
property IL huIlt uuun Beaver creek
along The line of the A. VI & O r.
r.. and about one mile from Bristol,
Tenn. ThrIe are about twenty (2O)
acres of valuable land attached there
To. The mill is furnished with new
and valuable machinery. aud is upnn
the whole very desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE -Ca~h in hand
TO d'fray expenses Of suit and sale.
the residue one u credit If one. two
and three \ ears. Bonds with good Sc
curly required for deferred paN n,rnis.
Parties desiring information about
this property are referred 10 Samuel
Ii. and Hugh NJ. Mllla-d.
GEO +. PENN, Com'r.
Abingdon. Va. July S, 1878.
july 8. rs Nv.
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Look to Your Interest,

By calling at Rnhert Piles establish
mPnt. corner Main and Bridge Sta.
when you want Saddle. Harness,
Collar. 81 Bride. aud ynu will save
money by Obtaining good work at low
prices. nov 20, TIFF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-23

Dirfne Service Rev. w. T. Flee.
nor, of Atchison. Kansas. will preach
at the Goodson Baptist Church next
Sunday at II a. M, and at night.
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Garden Seeds.

We offer To- the public this season
Landretn's fresh and reliable Garden
Seeds. We viii sell his Zoe. papers at
&C. BUNTING & PEPPER.
feb %, Is7s-tf.
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Bristol Adrket.-We find the fol-
lowing prices prevailing this morning
an tbs street: New Wheat 60 TO soc
rs to quality. Butter l2ie. HamS s
10 Zoe,
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BARGAINS ! BARGAINS

Mrs. B. Galloway will from this time
on sell her entire stock at cost for cash.
Come at once and supply yourselves
for little money. june 25 ct
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-07-23

PARTIES due this Office for Subscrip-
ton, Advertising or JOB Work. ale
again requested TO pay up. We must
have money.
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VIRGINIA.

AT RRlsS held IN the Clerks onis- Of the cirsalI
Court - HHShinsrea sOan,y on the arSI HoaaAy
In Juiy, 1873.
lillian II. Goodman, PIaIndr,
George L. Boohsr. - Simpson and Lreret!A
simpson bis wife. GreAn HuWington and Alice
Howinston his wife, Nathan Boohsr and Minnie
SOOheT, Defendant,
IN CHASCERi.
The object OF this suit is TO perfect the title OF
the PlaintiH to share Of land purchased frcui de-
PENDANT HOwingtor and wife, and that the SAid n
acres OF land be soIH And pTee.tds di Viied
th"sS entitled, Re, and "a appearing from an an
davit on Ole that all Of said defendants are non.
-r~idents Of this Commonwealth u is ordered that
hay APPEAR here within one month after das pub
ueatiOn hereof. and do What may be nsessEAry to
protect their interest IN this suit
COpy.-Teste,
L. T. COSBY. c. c.
July 2, '7S-4W-Blsnshsrd. '. W. Pc.
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VTIRG1NIA:

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of Washington county, on the
frat Monday i'm July 1873.
Richard Moore and Roberta Moore,
Plaintiffs.
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NEW AByEGFlREMESTS.
A. Nj. & o. r. R.

r11HTS sweet place is now oren, and has
l sone so guests, the elite Of Baltimore,
New Orleans. Mobile, and other places. If
letters are to be relied on 500 will be there
uting the month ~ July.
This If the "rlv resort in AM RIGA Nhere
tie walters are in white gloves. and head
WATERS in Duvart's best Kid. and every
thing in stvlp to equal 1.-THE Kid"
The medicinal properties and far famed
beauty Of the yellow" Sre too well admit
ted to require any further dwelling.
The extremely low rates for such nccoEI-
modations are 81 so per dav, $3.50 per
week, SIO.OH for four ~ weeks.
RICHARD CONTEE, Proprietor.
A. q. WHITE, Manager.
july Is, '78-3m.
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REMARKS

The times may he considered hard, and
money scarce, hut few dollars invested
for the 'Seven Strings" "Iron and Alum
Mass are worth Si0 to every one thus
spent to any person sho is not perfectly
well and hearty. Their: are persons that
would give $40 bottle rather than De
withant it. A gentleman in Mississippi
Says he would give sluO for single bottle
if he could rot obtain it for less The re-
tail price is only Sl.0G per bOttle-sent
pos;-ruid TO any post office. This rns, 10
tor sale by BUNTING & PEPPER, and J. A.
DICKEY Co., Bristol, Tenn, and by near
~ all regular Druggist, but if the Druggist
nearest YOU does not keep it. send to Lam
1rhR Litchfeld, Abingdon. Va, and yo''
will certainly get it for the price.
Jaa. % lily.
The "Seven Springs Iron and Alum
Mas" is for sale by j. A. Dickev & Co.,
and Bunting & Pepper Bristol Tenn.
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The following letter from the Rev Tnze-
well VI. cCOi klc, of I.vuchburg w., is
full of interest to four Fl this Of every c. =
muuity, and canEo; tail to elicit apprecia
ton.
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VIRGINIA

Al Rulrs held In the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court OF WaShin' ton Co.
on The tirst Monday in July 1878
w. II. Fry for Rob't. Moore, Pit.
Ys.
II NJ. Smith, DePt
IN CHAECERY.
The Object of this suit il to recover
uf The defendant. II NJ. Smith, the
sam OF $:s0 90 with legal interest
thereon from the 23rd day of July
1874. until paid. aud Ia ST. ject to sale
the hOlis.- and lot attached in said
cause tn satisfy si.i,i sum of $1,000. and
Interest lhtfecn. and il Appearing tiy
satisfactory evidence that the Gsfen-
dunt IL n non resident of this Com
mOUweaith. il is ordered that he APP
Eear here within one month after due
publication hereof. and do what may
he necPssary To prDtect his interest in
this suit.
A Copy Teste.
l. T. COSBY, G.. c.
July 2nd, '7s-4e-V. &W. p. q.
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LYxcnbrRG Va, April 2sd, 1873.

LYNCHbrRG VA, AllIl 23d, 1876
HEssRs. LANDRUM & LITCHFIELD,
Abingdon, Va.
GENTLFMEN-Your Seven Springs "Irnn
and Alum Massn has under Providence
hee such blessing tn me that | chreriully
add my testimony To its virtues. | had Auf-
fercd for several years with dyepppeia-
while in the discharge Of my ministerial
duties it assumed it's worst form. and final
ly produced temporal, delerinm, threaten
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at intervals for four sIr FIVE years, had
begun to despair Of ever filming a remedy
for my mHlasdy. was induced to try the
Iron AMI Alum Naes." AMI procured IL
hottie of MessIs. MAY & co. Stnunton Va.
Before the first bottle was exhausted. !
found my health OF both bed and mind
greatly improved. ] continued its use, (:ol-
lrwiug directions until returning health
has crowned ny efforts aud Satisfied me of
the efficacy Of this excellent remedy. !
now weigh lis iba, AMI am in the full err
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restoration TO the use of the "SEvLH
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