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la sT2s ssyytsss;yS55yT5 FOR THE
EaS3 R&1 sS2ssEE~~5$S VEST A ND SOTTH
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On after AlrIl 4h, SCI he tfairs un f. ows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, BaItimore--MaiI Except
Su,g,. at $50 \; Ii; press daily IT 3..5 P. NJ
Both Trains directly hroug for ALI. PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOUT EST AND NORTHWEST
FOR var PASDEhGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. NJ
train; between Piedmont and Whee'in. Accom- moda
ton train leaving Piedno.t at 10 A. NJ ana between
train from ?" riuofp
TIE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 43JPH.
and Frederick at 90 A. If.
TIE ELLTC0TT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at IL
A b. and l45 and $50 H., and Elicott's Mills at 74O
y g., IN. 4.G0 and 90 P. y.
FOR WASHLNGTON IND THE SOUTH
Leaves Baltimore at 40 ans; 10 A. and 10 and SOP
n On Sundays .: 10 i. NJ only. Leave Washington
625 and 7lU A NJ, AMI Ia and ~ p n Sundays
545 P ~ only. The second fourth only from
Baltimore stop at points The second fourth trains
fro1 Baltimore ami the second and third from Washington
connect Fith trains Gu the Annapolis road
For urter !QT1rnat0n tickets of every kind, &c apply
to T. ENG GLAND, Agent. at Camden station the
Ilcset once. W p. SMITH,
, =, 49,, Master Cf Transpl rtation.
Il. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. apI3tf
iE5s5 5f7ss55sssss.ss:5SSss1 rUR TIE
60 sS dzzsSSt.sszS NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
kORTHEkN CENTRAL RAILWAY
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

M I
~: .S alzsS-gsY NORTH WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
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@eQal 9iOlltes.

TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der hs Obtained fOm the orphans Court of Bal imore
city, letters STAN nary the estate of SIMON FLElSH
MA ~ late of said dece ised All claims
against the sa deceased hereby warned exhibit
same with the vouchers thereof the subscr be
fore the day of October, IN6l they otherwise by
law rxclud d from all benefit SAID persons
lnd-bt-d To sad ate rquested 10 make immediate
payment. Given und.r my hand this 10Th uay April,
1861. RlCENA FLEISHNAE
ap20 Iaw4wt Fye.u.riv
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IN BALTIMORE CITY UnfhANo Cuu.I
April h, SOL Ordered that the sale of the real estate
OF John Glenn, deceased made by William Glenn he
acting executor of the last will and testament said
and this day reported this Court by the said
acting executor be ratified and conf med unless cause be
next 70 IA contrary on before the ninth day OF May
c publ shed in the city of Baltimore
day of MAY xt eesei'e "eeAs Deiore tue saiu hinth
nv, ne amount OF sales to be four thousand
4153S2.) ee oohars and nlnety-tWo cents
ap1nIaw3w l rue opy-Test: ISAAC P. COOK,
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yNsECbagGIji,

~ All RODS.-Best Norway Nail Rods, rs
- ana rr bundles in store for sale at lowest rates
Nv N METH, Jr, son, % South On 4rI's Ct " aniTf
III UTMkGS.-lG bbls and 3 casks EnlneCa
- y imported and for sale by GETER ; WILKFE~ Sd'
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]. D. PRATT Co,
CORNER BALTIMORE S. CHARLES s-Rrrrc
The proprieors respectfully invite such Merchants a.
not already subscribers to the Agency, and
credit to call and TeiahiIi
y Of our information From long experience and salts
factory testimonials ofthousands msrchantin the differ
emit cities East and been
We can assure all who will call, whether they sell goods
ey Of our information and the great bsnedt be derive
nom the Agency, by those who subscribe. mh6-tf
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CarrMQes.

~ CARRIAGE MANUFAC Glory,
No. SO NoRTH STREET.
GsszsI The undersigned having greatly en.
aETS-arged their premises aud increased their facil
ties beg leave to call the attention Of the public to he
extensive stock Of every description rs finished
IN the most elegant style and durable manner which thev
are prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRSa
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURLETT Z SON.
lyA-t 80 North street. Baltimore
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

II tse uibe e Nesglah thgse uas =
horse wAoze fzue wss srrea4 Gar and
uear. and Beloaia of zzathsr sihe. ~
ulme DaheF. desired sxtreuxly % rcz-
sess e. HaEirg oEeEe1 e. vaia fag e 49,
eamsls azl rs whale uezllh. Be- ~ -
.eagth uPoa tAe fsgezisg dsviSr. -
wbish be Lore1 = gaia he o1isst q A.
desire lie resolved - sl.ia ais ease sta
Tie izsce e a herb. . eloshs lizsslf Il
Fags. 70 lie his - AL uesk lossthsE.
50 IS 70 a77saF Ike > lsuls bssgEe- T1=s
equipped. he seat - Saz, ST. Naber. lie
eEneE &c he kaFse. 49, Gs kaxw wEs -
pass thAt say. Whsn ke szw SzAer
appEoaching oa hsaasil2i srss1. ss eFsel
eat IN a sea- seses. ! an = Foar stFAz-
Ser. ssr thres dsys have s<sa szssse
- nove ks0m tbs sPes = $50 f1r f-o1.
an dyias. hslP ue. AL ks<rsa -
reward YEA Tie Be1e15z kiz1ly ear
81 70 iake kiz 81 Asz kesse al carry
him koaas bai tbs Fegas rvFlsS.1. i e1z-
as Fiss. have - stEs1ys1lsls-' Naksr.
taaehe4 ~5ah Fssy. da-aozass4. 81 -
horse 20 she sFos. sd wilh ErVEs I s@s-.sy
Set the seeaisg hsssaF "a kia hask- has
no sooae4 Sd Dahsr Esel hi1self "a "a
saddle. tksa DC ses sP4rs o. lAs kerss.
aa1 galIoPsd %. sNllas cat - b. d. ~.
Il IS I. DAhzr- have got tAs har-~.
ana arn CT wisA g. NAa~r cAl.c4 Aiasr
Aia % stop az4 Hss<H- C~rt&in 81 E2E
beias parsae3. &c tarae3 am4 Aalsrd A. a
shaxt assszzee fFo@ N3b~r. wkS wAa
2Fzss9 vssh a SPEAR. Yea have taksz
nv Esrse. sasl ne latter. ->aace hsAF-
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AssoaPAay kia - Ais lsas. ~AsEs sA<y
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fast ssien1s 80 hSe--L4u.zfsax
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

80 A soEresPou1sas q ik~ Ns~ Or.
leans cresesat. wsi.ias fs0a M<nzss4s'
says:
The President ) naSh azaexr1 ~ he
qasrrels AID jsaioasiss u shs esisess =
v2Iieas resizavass. a. ArSasAs seoas Sy
the SIX weeks Inactivity sisee ths hsssis u
Manassas. The ec11isssa Ct ths ls1
Davis Guards. tbs name Il hs1sAlloe
just feEned. and composed Il ia1sFsa1
EFT companies fEem LsaisiAaA Na1 Ms
sissiPpi. i the aost HosahIe- >oza o
the companies composing tbs hAEtaissa
have been eneaEqs4 nsar Rlchm0ad fos
the last two @oatAs. awaiting the Nrrisal
Of other Independent companies aafasieat
Tor regiment ca h4Glsli0n- N0w The
hAstalioR Is formed. skey ear n~iGh~F
elect Lieutenant Coioasl sn4 Mass.
nor are they wii.iay TIE PEvsi3cEs shos.d
appoint. Every captain Is 1ssir0as q
increased Fazk. za1 i : iaressiese 20 as
cerssin shiSh may be The lsrky oses.
aa4 up 10 tbs sius shsy have faI'<a u
agree. Tie Leai=isaN eo@7aniSs arr
unSillias that ths Prsss1eas shs1l1 sP-
point. aFPFsh<adias tAst - rsstiAliiies
may lean towasds AississiPPi. ana tA~
President has become siEe1 an 1.sga<se1
wisA their OhssiaAsy An1 Frssrzrsv1 bi<k-
sFings. Rad has acserniaS1 % treak -
the hNstalioa b. oE1eFias sszs - he
companies - lie TLisseszlA ss1 Pear
geensh Louisiana Rsgizsats. ukisA are
not yst eonFlessd. an1 disPosias 4 he
residue as he nsy shiuk PreFsr 49, 49,
essay foE the s0o1 = he Pza.se s<rssss-
The aaeleas. uFaa wbieA he DAVIS
Guards have hssa fsFze3. wsse sk< sezs-
panseS froa NoElh LezssiaaA Na3 frea
he eisy. and wkose ssscsFs have h~xa
OvsFslaustsd b. she eo@biaasioss q sA<
teeeat arrivals. whsshsF lbs saFulisss
are correct - uos. I an uaahls - ssy.
The Psesilsas. In Is vsEy Ssesle hs4l.h.
sboal1 Be protected a. mash - Fosssbls
frOm these petty Anneyaaess-
Il : sai1 thas thsse = > raosi ssFiszs
quarrel go5us % a. this tns hetussn
Col BAsks1sle. 81 oas q sAs MissssssrFs
zs1 hss sahalsSr-s. ChArS~s
were PEvseFFe1 asaiass The Cel0spl.
ghi<h acre is1ere4 ~ the FFess1Sut.
upoa whisA seysn captains An gweatT
lsearesaats sat n shrir resisuaEiaas-
Whas has bsra the snaie e this a9asr.
caEaos tel. as ss,liug has reaehe4 me
"a TIE sat5ecs ssuoe SATURDAY i2st- IL
9e % aos have a sght $50. ear ar@y
all become Is FaaGsiy dsweretzed As
that q the Ysaksss- Il 81 take big
sshs . PAT 8 a s.as-e $50 aasf lsfzu-
Sickness i FaFiily 1issFFsaFias fro@ ear
aEzay. al,hoasA the vsz,kSE las e-sa a.
fAyega1le ga kealsA-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

wk<l<e 0ri<szaae1 - Ia la : .
1er0SAaoxy - l<1E' tiSsky. - = e,-s
aPea tAs kzals sk4r1sirr. - iasor--as1
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90 rrpaAlraa sss1 IL 1-sa kza hrsz
~hea ia3.rs &C 80 ars8 rr>A wrrr Acsas-
ta@sd % susy lA<@s<ls~s 81 4o=~s-5a
emFlcy@eaG
Hu@ee tsEs ~ Il Priarrsses whe 49,
- ara- wats- frum the sFri=Ss. an
wksA w5sA thesr owR Aaa1s &c Earsf
hasa 60 shrir respective fa@iS~s Tie
ts@0us LarrrtA zs<d - $50 /. ne
@a4st 81 Asr Asiea4A=sss Anl he wss "a
Ulysses. aAsr - s<i-- e Trey. e=glcy-
81 h~rs~E J. ws<si=s -uta A~r Au-A.=-i
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sAs essasF. d2r.z=S ss>-a1y--
Fsw A1rrissa sertssss - fzrrcrs .
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arGals ae-enF,sA@xafss aa4 ! A1Pe 30
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kaO@u. tsAs tArF az h~sarr vrrsri -
assflla.ss thAa sAry are N sraR=raS.4
arcr@PasA@~gss-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05
How Leag Shall lou Live ?

You viii live forever. There are NJ
dead. The blow which struck asaHdeF
body and spirit. did not end the sPir.l's
life. And so the countless Dyria1s Of
the past. whose dust has lOag siaes min
gled with the soil. "siill i've" The
men women and children in Noah's days.
and Abraham's and David's-the nltley
tribes that herded beneath the ersseent
of the Arabian propket-the swaTas Of
Goth and Hun. Tartar. and Van3Al. that
swept the plains Of the Eastern world
and left in mounds and reegFOzn ruins
the dim history Of their earthly exist
ence-all these are yet alive. They can
not die. Immortality is their biTthrisbt
and inheritance. With The srss breath
of life. they inhale immortality.
You, too, are heneefOFsh eternal. The
life you have begun Is an enilsss life.
You have only crossed the threshold
The countless ages before yon stretch 0as
in Unreasonable distance whez Yea
have trod the path Of those years g
millions of years which yoa can FesAoa
up. there will still be before yoa rs @Any
more, fresh and new Ike the GFss. and -
forever and ever. As tie traveller Gan
discern his pathway windiDs smoas tbs
hills still far of on the hoEizon il seszs
to end, but when be reaches tie place.
there stretches the path again away 10 tbs
hilltop SO viii the ages Of year end
less life lie before yoa ever The sane. ase
following age. cycle following cycle AZ Al
your powers Of computation and meas
urement have been ba5e9 azd silenSse
and yet you have scarcely begun :
The never ending eternity stretches ct
just as far ahead as when yOG ,Ook The
FIRST step Of the journey
How long viii y0a i've Yea NJ
live forever And your he there wIi
depend on your life here Every Gsy =
you complete il. vii rsaPPeAE in tks
years to come Every mocasn1. As !. bur
ries on its way. leaves page . rad
before the throne. Every word. svesy
thought and feeling Of Jour heart rscorls
itself imperishable in The nsneEy Of one
who never forgets- Yea 4Ee wEi-sns
ycur life for eternity
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05


The Pensacola correspondent of The
Mobile Advertiser and Register relates
the following touching instance of NO
mans devotion
A woman in camp is q rara Gris. a
sight good for sore eyes They are Ike
angel visits, "few and far between .
However, l have several times seen one
lately. and she comes upon a mos, paia-
full snd sorrowful mission. to see broth
er who is under sentence of death for stri-
king an officer. He is fine 60 Oung
man. / have never witnessed a scene 80
narrowing to my feelings. 50 painfully
impressive as the prison scene. IN which
she 6rst met him. never heard pa;hOs
and eloquence equal to hers. The spec
tators were in tears. was sent for by
her and went to the prison. l would not.
for long time. announce my arrival. bat
stood at distance, held in awe b. the
singular scene. In the dim light Of the
prison. she was kneeling by her brother.
and uttering such prayer IS | oever
heard before. A friend and relative ae-
companied her. and to him | At last an
nounced myself But it was long before
he could talk coheEen,ly. My God
and this is war - was his reiterated ex-
clamation.
His sister had hurried to see hiE Al
the frst notice of his situation. She has
labored for his salvation. mora and spir-
itual. with the spirit Of sn angel. She
obtained copy of the proceedings OF
the court martial. and went as fass =
steam could take her TO Richmond 20 GET
a pardon for him. The President vas
sick. but she saw the Secretary Of War.
and he advised her to come back and
get petition for his pardon- Back she
came. and with great difficulty got enc
numerously signed BY officers. One OH
Ger of high rank refused TO sign il. She
seemed much detected At this. and asked
me what she should do. replied. = Go
to him yourself. madam. and lie viii sign
it. / know that you are irresistible. AID
no man with heart in his body can say
mo- to you" l bad signed It myself
against my views of military discipline.
but would have torn the 4" articles %
war" into atoms rather than grieye that
noble woman by refusing her Request.
She took my advice. went IN person %
the recussnt officer. and be sisEed T.
She started that same night 70 Richmond
again. to plead for her broshsr's Eie.
He was to have been shot to-day ~ ncou-
This morning an order came Posipoains
the execution of sentence | l0ok f1F
her soon again from Richmond Hsav-
en- speed her efforts She Is 4 yozng
married woman, aud lucky : the man
who has such wife. She Is, iadeed.
jewel, and if her mother has Any mere
like her st home. shall e 20 see iLem
when this war is over.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

B,srs-3 = ~ 80 tuea
eSs1s u szs1-Alas go ~siakis fraz ttr
ezss e esrs. a. - Esa.zazS - a.
sac e IsPs 81 shs E.se e so-re-"
IL Ezss $3.50 assss are hoa t
pa e = PsF4,sr sslAes. kz1 thry az q.
sfz- - shsy .Fs keEzlszL i Is in1ssd
= s,esss1 - - szoosA -rs-kIr f-ou
he 49, e szrs.-ts 80 tear frlz
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en- is szs1sa e ~ -easy.-ts szozsL
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ass his3k Fss2.-ss ~AssP<r 49, Isl
sa=fass . - AaFsaesa. 49, bad - 81,
-sza-a 90 shE s1Ers~izS. o.. ths-s ars
AFsksz AsaEaa aPaa tAs sazsh. tkAl urrz
gzF sy9FAsAy AL ists.-shsrs arr e.
re- surs - - I'D Erzaly hask 60 O.
pals 90 si-tzr aa1 haacr. -therp sr.
s@rFs~azs AraFss shas ga has fsra kial
" sg~ksz worl AL q tszar ~ cneo4
.g~@rzs. 20 s,-zarr grisf Hz1 ioah sh-s
Sc "a al se1FasL Al So vrwss
Ast1 AS -. rsfass 10 brsssu th
s=2<s O.. n. &c us hrlF ear isEs
zsz. A. ear rsw1r4 81 - s-vai be-,
a2sF. L. - zcs w4s.s szz Gays Re o.
isss ssFizizss sz4 FsSrszs. kst - g.
- serk "a "a Mass<rss ti.sTarA Tn.
= zzsA - - u -. as1 49, 5. Fsssiz-
rAsze eFFe<iasslsss - e. seo1 zsT pa
iro@ - uzi@Frste1. 4 - a. ros -
~Az.4 n . 4ay.~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

Three dollars. In advance $3.50. IL delayed six
months, or - 100 at the expiration OF the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements viii be inserted at 0SE DOLL AR
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Professional and other Cards not exceeding one
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TEs DOLLARS, or six months for SEVEN DoLfARs
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Tor . year or NINE DOLLARS for six months
To those who wish to advertise by the year; te,f.
e Prruese Of changing at pleasure, the rates will
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Yearly advertisers must eonfine their advertise
ments strictly to the business of their own houses
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their advertisements, to avoid misunderstanding.
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benefit OF Corporations, Companies private In
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

OUR STOCK OF JEWELRY is composed
in part, Of
Etruscan Cameo. Pearl. Carbuncle, Turquoise.
Coral, Garnet Leaf, Painted on Copper and
Florentine Sets and half Sets, for Ladies
and Misses.
Those who want the first choice of these
beautiful sets must come at once to
MOSBY d RICHARDS'S.
ALSO,-Of Cluster and single DIAMOND.
Etruscan Cameo, Carbuncle. Coral. Revolving
Box and Glass, and Florentine Ladies' and
Gents BREAST PINS. Besides a large va
riety of set AID plain Ear, engagement and
Finger RINGS, at
NOSBY 4 RICHARDS'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05
THREE MILLION BOTTLES

Were sold in Great Britain alone, besides upwards
of 100000 dozen exported to all parts of the habit
able globe.
The attribute of the Scotch Tonic is to prevent
"a well cure, by attacking the root of the COM
plant, and thereby removing the hidden cause of
disease, by gently stimulating and restoring the
| dropping enetgies of the system. and assisting
nature III her task of vital and fuuctonary refor-
nation. To every one suffering from Bilious
and Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss
of Appetite, Heartburn, Debility Sick Headache.
Costveness, Impurities of the Blood, and all aztec
tions of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, t is in
. valuable and preventive Of Chills and Fevers,
whether Bilious, Remittent, Intermittent Typhoid.
or any other FORM it is peculiarly applicable being
mel feet regeneration of the whole functions of the
HIM AN system. Comparatively few dose of this
naiata BILE stomachic makes the sufferer feeI elastic
and Vigorous removes all impediments strengthens
generally the whole human functions, and has never
been known to fi in single instance where it has
been tried. -.
Females and chilt1re can use this strengthing
cordial for weakness o. stomach diseases of any
Kind To the mother W. lille nursing, the Bitters
are indispensable. and more particularly wheh the
mother nourishment is made Iuate 10 tne oehahos
of the child. .,, =.
To those who wish to reclaim themselves from
life of drunkenness to one oi sottiety, THESE BIT
win most efectuaIiy dissipate the moI9u appe
tite for strong drinks. and restore Goth tne iuhc
tions of the mind and body to a sound heaitny con
dtion and will act like charm in renova tn5 tne
system, and drive away the Sick Headache. Is ause-
Gus stomach, and all the usual attendants OF de-
banchery.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05
HARDWARE.

HAVING connected with our Drug and
Variety Store, Hardware Department, we
have furnished ourselves with Parlor Shovels
and Tongs, Plantation Utensils, Mechanics
Supplies and Kitchen Furniture.
These things We buy from original makers,
and sell at New Orleans prices.
MOSBY d RICHARDS.
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SilVerWare.

A LARGE assortment of Table Ware,
in part of Desert and Table
Forks and Spoons; Corn, Fish aud Butter
Knives Goblets, Cups, Casters. Napkin
Rings, &c, de-, have just arrived at
AOSBY Il RICHARDS'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

Thu present is . short Crop. but we
have laid in a full Stock and intend to sell H.
Punctuai purchasers will get good bargains
at MOSBY RICHARDS'S-
CANTON, Oct. 81. 1850. yly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05
COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY
John II. Cameron

RESPECTFULLY tenders his services to
II the public as a general conveyancer, and
viii attend to business generally in the Pro-
bate Conrt, in the filing of petitions, making
out annual and final accounts, DEGREES, DC.
and as Commissioner in Chancery, and is al
always on hand when dispositions are to be
taken-his charges will be reasonable.
Canton j an. Is, '59--tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05
JUST OPENED /!

MR.. MOSBY of our Firm. is Just returned
from the North and brings with him the
richest and most extensive stock of FASH
IONABLE JEWELRY ever offered in this
placei He selected it himself for this market,
and being determined to accommodate every
body with whatever they may wish in this
line. We invite the public to an Immediate
examination Of our
SPLENDID STOCK.
NOSBY 4 RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

few words is all that is necessary to make
known the history and wonderful curative powers
of this astonishing remedial agent, the Highland
Bitters or celebrated Scotch Stomachic, which has
proved ITSELF in every instance, to be the only pa
true talisman to health to the sick and af
ficted of every nation and of every cline 1t was
discovered by George Ballangal, nj. D., F. r. s.,
Professor of Military Surgery in6he farfamed Uni
versity of Edinburg Scotland. When climatic dis
eases were cutting off in thousands the British and
French soldiers in the Crimea, during the Russian
War Sir George Ballangal appointed by her
Majesty, Queen Victoria, as Chief of the Medical
Commissioners, to investigate, in scientific man.
ner. the extraordinary longevity and remarkable
good health which has always characterized the in
hab tants of the Scottish Highlands and the causes
which led to such deplorable results to the same
individuals when exposed to change of climate.
He, Sir George discovered by patient research that
the Hghanders had been in the habit of using q
certain combination of herbs and roots, indigenous
to their native hills and glens, which, when CON-
bined with oriental aromatics, was found to be ths
most speculative invigorator and builder up of the
human system which the world or suffering human
ity has ever known. Its remarkable powers a
precedented in every instance where its vr-
tues were tried and it might have been truly said
that the good time had come at last.
Having proved itself equal to every emergency.
the original receipt was handed over to respect
able firm of pharmaceutical chemists in Edinburg
who have prepared it exclusively till its introduc
tion into the Southern States a short time ago.
And it may be mentioned a conclusive proof of
its intrinsic merit and superiority over all other
preparations or stomach medicines either in Europe
Or America that unwards of