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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
BY GEN. ID. II. HILL,
Late Of the Southern Army.

HiHIS Is the cheapest Magazine in the South, and
Il 1t has reached an issue Of IL 600 copies month
ly in the first year Of ITS existence. Its circulation
embraces all the Territories and all the States ex-
cept three Of the Northeastern. Encouraged by
this generous patronage, the prvprietors are using
every exertiOn to make the magazine more attrac-
tive and more useful. The services OF some Of the
most talented writers Of the country have been Sc
cured and no article will lie published, which has
not real substantial merit. Engravings and illus
tTatiOns will be introduced.
The Magazine aims to preserve a record Of the
beroism and endurance, the wit and humor Of the
Southern soldiery.
rn- Published in Charlotte, n. c.. by Hill, Irwin
& Co.
TERMS Three dollars year in advance. One
dollar and half for six months. Specimen copies
twenty-five cents each. Subscriptions can be dated
back, II desired. mhg
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
A SUCCESSFUL STRATEGIC
SKEEDADDLE.
EAHFEI X'S
FAMOUS SALOON AnD RESTAURANT
ON TIE RAMPAGE.

TT IS ANNOUNCED TO THE WORLD AND
l. the balance Of mankind" fond OF
Generous Liquors and Racy ViandS,
that FALVEY, although Che occupation Of his
works, was hot characterized by mastery mac
tiyity,' has abandoned his ftid JortJ,catiopS aud
taken up an inplegnabc position
One door East of his Old Stand,
with his hight flank still held by the Lord and his
lett under the protection Of the faithful StewardD.
Here in this Gibraltar Of Saloons and Restau
rants may, at all times, be found the " Veteran
John, " every inch King" in his royal disren-
sation Of the other John. who enjoys the popular
patroEymic OF Barley Corn and all his cousins-eer-
man from his double first cognac 10 tie more DIS.
tant Champagne.
Here on the shelves and in the larder may be
found every thing that will tickle the tongue and
please the palate Of all who seek ~ build up ex-
hausted nature.
In this New Saloon every depart
ment is perfect and complete from bar aud to
kitchen.
This is Falvey's second home and
be will make it more pleasant aud agreeable than
the first.
In short, everything edible and
drinkable can here be had at short notice.
Come one, come all, and then you'll come again.
Feb73.u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

DI5INFEcTANTS, AND HOW To
USE THEM

|. Q9icktime-to absorb moistnr,
and putrid huids-use fresh ston'
lime finely broken; sprinkle it frerl,
on places to be dried, as cutters and
cellars, and in damp rooms place .
large number of plates filed with
recent lime. ''ii
=. Charcoal P0'cdey-to absorb
putrld SaScs-the coal must be rn.
Gently heated.
3. Chloride Of Limc-to pivo off
chlorine, to absorb putrid eftiuyio
ana TO stop putretaction-use it as
Ilme Is used, and if in cellars or close
rooms the chlorine gas is wanted.
pour strong ciaegar or diluted suL
Phnr'e acid upon your plates of chIo.
rue OF lime occasionally and add more
of the chloride. ' Di01 :
70 4 .5;. Ss s1ot t Of Iron, (coppeus,)-
TO dlslnfect the discharge from cholera
patients and to purify privies and
oraillS-dlssolve 10 pounds of The |
col pefas IN a common pailful off
water, and pour a quart or two off
tnls solution into the privy, va.9
closet or drain every hour, if cbolaro
uiSchargeS have been thrown in
these places; but for ordinary use
10 Keep privies and water closets
from. becoming offensive pom, ~ PM
OF this solution INTO every Watpr
closet pan or privy seat every night
and morning. Bedpans and chamber
vessels are best disinfectcd by
large spoonful Of the copperas solu-
ton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Z s. TAB ISH d IN 1850.

A. II. CAGE, Medical Examiner for Madison
County.
r. II. GOULD, Agent.
advantages Orer OTHER Companies
Immense Dividend Annually.
Annual receipts-S2, 900 0C9.
No claims unpaid.
USTRATION OF DIVIDEND.
Original policy Of $1,000, present age tbir-
ty-two; 5000 added to the policy, payable at
death, and the increased policy is entitled to
dividend likewise.
All forms Of life policies issued.
Non forfeiting life and endowment policies
payable 10 five and ten annual payments.
Policies iucontesiible.
Notes taken for half the annual premium.
Expenses in 1856, according to Egss Igs.
RY., les than any cash company
March lg-2m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
Reduction Of Prices !
Il L Il V E S HOU S f ,
CANTON, MISS.
MRS. C. T. REEVES

MRS. C. II. REEVES
"OULD respectfully inform the public
w that she has made additions TO her
house, and will accommodate
Regular or Transient Roarders,
at reduced prices. Day Boarders $50 per
month. Transient Borders So 50 per day.
Her table is always supplied with the best
the market affords, and she will spare mel.
ther pains nor expense to render her house
equal to any in the place.
April 81 eff
Kew Orleans Daily Crescent.
Official Journal Of the State Of Louisiana.
J. o. NIXON, Editor aud Proprietor
OFFICE, No. o. CAMP STREET.
FENHE DAILY CRESCENT is published every
4 morning - Sundays excepted. Yearly sub
,cliption, in advance, SIG; IIaf yearly, eS
Quarterly, 81 Single copies, 10 cents.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely,
shall be allowed such discount from transient
rates as may nc agreed upon provided that in nc
case shil such discount exceed rs per cent.
The Weekly Crescent is published every Satur-
day morning. Subscription, IS per annun, in nd
vance, half yearly and quarterly, same lates
single copies, ten cents.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
PIANOS, ORGANS AND KELODEONS.

I take the pleasure of announcing myself as
i Agent for the sale of PIANOS, ORGANS
and MELODEONS, for the following facto.
ries:
Steinway & Son, Wm Knabe s Co, Decker
d Bro James W Vose, A Weber, Ernest Cab
Ter, Groves;een Emerson, Mason & IIamlin's
Cabinet Organs, Prince & Co.'S automatic
church, school and family organs.
Instruments sold at factory retail prices.
Parties wishing to purchase Pianos or Or
gans can save q considerable amount by hav.
ing the same ordered by me. Patterns and
price lists may be seen by applying TO me.
ADOLPHUS BROWN,
Professor Of Music.
March lC "
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
1HE PEOPLE.


Some love tie glow Of outward show,
soma love mere wealth ana try to win it
The home to me may lowly be,
Il but Ike the people in it,
What ; all the gold that gIitters cold,
Whca linked to hard or naughty feeling?
Wha.c'er we re told, the noble gold
Is Truth Of heart and manly dealing.
Then let them seek whose minds are weak,
Mere Fashions smile, and try to NiIiti
The house to me may lowly be,
Ii bu. like the people in it.
y loNly roof may gi7c Is proc'
That lowly flowers are often flirea',
And trees whose bark is hard and dark,
Nay yield us fruit ana bloom the rarcst.
There's worth is sure Meath garments poor
AZ ere adorned 4 bitter station;
aud minds as just as those We trust
whose claim IS but Of woalta's creation,
Then let them seek, whose minds are weak,
Mor. Fashions smile, aal try TO via it /,
The house to me may !owly be.
Ii | but Ike the people in it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

Distress, even when it seems the
greatest, is still but comparative.
=" Such is the pressure of the times
in our town. said Birmingham
manufacturer, some years ago, to
his agent in London, "that we have
good workmen who will get up the
inside of a watch for eighteen shil-
lings.n "Poohi that's nothing con-
pared to London" replied the friend,
I" we have boys here who will get up
the inside of chimney for a six
pence ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

gbA friend thinks the following
old anecdOte not I'M pllicable at the
present time:
"When Henry Clay was a young
and brilliant member Of the Legisla-
ture of Kentucky, one of the old
Buckskins heard him quote the
Common Law ofEngland rs decisive,
in the case then under discussion.
The old fellow was astonished, and
jumping up began:
"Mr. Speaker, | want to know, sir,
if what that gentleman said is true !
Are we all living under old English
law!"
The Speaker informed the anxious
inquirer that the Common Law was
recognized as part of the law OF the
land.
swell, sir, resumed Bucbskins,
when | remember that our fathers,
and some of us fit, bled and died, to
be free from English law, | don't
want to be under any on it any
longer. And make a motion tina.
it be repealed right away =
The motion was seconded. The
Kentucky blood was up. The Buck
skins fired off speech after speech,
and Mr.. Clay had as much as he
could do to explain the matter, and
save the Legislature Of Kentucky
from repeating the Common law Of
England"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

Ez@ Daniel Webster was right when he
remarked Of the Press: "Snail is the sum
required to patr5nize a newspaper; amply
rewarded its patron, care not how humble
and unpretendiog the gazette he takes. 1t is
next to impossible to Gil a printed sheet
without putting into it something worth the
subscription price"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

SUMNER COlIPLAINTs.-A Phila
slAlnhia physician. in view of the
fact that the " season IS at nanu
when many persons are liable to
attacks of diarrhea, &c." publishes
the following recipe: "For an
attack of diarrhea or looseness. take
quarter Of Il teaspeonful of ground
peruvian bark, mixed in halfa wine
glass of pure brandy mo water); take
this upon the very first SYMPTOMS,
and remain quiet, lying upon the
back, ia well ventilated and cool
department, but avoid extremes of
heat and cold and draughts of air.
After this has been administered
about an hour, take a teaspoenful of
arrOwroot made in the same way as
starch, to which add an equal -uuan-
tity of brown (nOt white) sugar and
ten drops of essence of ginger. To
be repeated three time day. This
is intended for an adult, and halftho
quantity for q child under twelve
years of age"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

To my debtors would say, pay me what thou
owest for my wants great.
To my creditors, that, with me, gree;ijacks are
scarce, but if they want any work done in my line
I would gladly liquidate my debts in this way, IT !
am not able to come to time with the spondu-
Ix." DAVID JOURNAY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
Llgnnbcr. EINr,aElCr

fTHE undersigned having most excellent
L SAW AND planning MILLS, situated
in the heart of the pine region at Summit,
on the N. o and Jackson II. Il. is prepared
to furnish the best YELLOW PINE IUM-
Der in any quantities, both rough and dress
ed. seasoned tongued and groved FLOOR
ING aud CEILING, also PLASTER and
LATHS' Hand in your orders to Mr.J.V.
Fitchett at Canton, or address
j. J. WHITE,
March30Gm Summit, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
THE LAND WE LOVE.

A Monthly Magazine containing eighty pages. dc
voted TO Literature, Agriculture, and General
Intelligence. and containing Reports Of Battles
Incidents and Anecdotes Of the War, never be.
fore published,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
Dottrg
LYRICS OF THE LATIN.
vERBUM SAT.

VERBUM SAT.
wonder where old Verbum sat;
And how be looked when sitting there,
Ahd where he hung his Sunday hat,
And did lie use an easy chair?
Did Mrs, Verbnm always look
Angelic when her husband smiled
And what was Verbum's fayorite book,
And had the Ycrbums Ger child?
Bat no the subject 5 wrapt in gloom,
Seant Verbum legends can trace;
Impenetrable as the tomb,
The darkness is all DER their race,
Inc solitary record left,
Aud consolation comes from that
The fact that time his not bereft
The nation Of its Yembum sat.
-B,ookiya Cmoa.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
'Eegal advertisements,
NOTICE.

ETTERS testamentary having been
IL granted to the undersigned, execu-
tor OF the last will and testament of Mi
chael O'Riely. deceased, by the Probate
Court Of Madison county. at previous
term. all persons having claims against
the estate Of Michael O'Riely, decd, are
hereby notified TO exhibit the same and
have them registered in fhe manner and
within tie time prescribed by law or they
will be forever barred,
J. II. POWELL, Ex'tr of the
Last will and testament of
Michael O'Riely. decd,
April II, l867-6w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
A BIT OF A MISTAKE.

A GOOD one is told on an Irishman
who stopped at one OF our Southern
hotels, and got on bit OF Il spree.
Late at night, staggering through the
hotel hunting a place to sleep, he
got into room occupied by Il darkcy,
the boot black of the establishment.
and tumbled in bed with him,noyous
young "fenow}s' +pdfySG(f Though the
apartment, and discovering Pat in
bed with the negro, got a brush and
gave him coat of backing. Very
early next morning Pat awoke and
Noticing the hue of his bed-felloW,
felt very much disguised and very
thirsty from his spree of the night be
fore, hurried to the bar, threw down
his quarter, and called for Whasky
strait. The barkeepcr looking dag
gers, showed the quarter back say
ing, "you cannot drink at this bar,
sir" Pat, growing wrathy, eXclaim-
ed, Saint my money as good as any
mans y " Yes" said the barkeeper,
"but the civil rights bill nor King
Sheridan can force us to let niggers !
drink at this bar" Pat, pulling off
his coat, "and begabber do yo call |
Inc mayer =? och, and ii We do will
walk into ye." The barkeepcr told /
him to "keep COOL" and taking him
by the sleeves, led him to the mirror,
and said, "Now look at yourself, you
black rascal what do you call your
self then, hey?' Pat looked at his
face, then at his hands, and scratch
ing his head, said, Faith now be
aisy me honey, gle me we drop,
tits nothing but Il bit Of a mistake,
that spalpeen Of porter walked up
the nagcr instead of the IriShman."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

To all persons Interested as Creditors
IN the estate Of StGrhcy Collins, de-
ceased:
WHEREAS, at the January term, 1867, OF
w the Probate Court Of Madison county,
said estate was, by order or decree of said
court, declared to be insolvent, you are here
by notified TO come forward and duly probate
your claims and have them properly regis
tered within the time prescribed by law in
said decree, Or they will be forever barred.
SAMUEL MILTON, Executor
of Starkey Collins, decd.
Feb. lG, l6G7-Gm.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

E6- In a recent lecture in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Judge Edmonds stated that there are now
more than i.0ea,0 900 Spiritualisis 10 he
United States
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
NOTICE,

NOTICE, ..
/ ETTERS teStamentary J.Court o,
~ granted to the undous term, oil
tor Of the last will p nna;nst the estate
M nod ess hereby Says hen
p;! sIS IN he nm and hs within win 1 be
legs 1n,rescrlbed by law OF '''
j. fa1 Il. POWELL. Ex'tr Of ne Gox
Last will and testament Of Jos ) o'
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
To all Persons interested as Creators
"a, H. 1S.t ..i, COSTS. e,r, 20. 10
'"c nc ES,atG Of SamucC LIaa0o'tn'
deceased:
VIZ HEREAS, at the December Term,
w 1865, of the Probate Court oil
Madison county, said estate was, by or
der OF decree of said court, declared to
be insolvent, you are hereby notified to
come forward and duly probate your
claims and have them properly registered
within the lime prescribed by law in said
decree, or they will be forever barred.
c. G. COOPER,
Marcb23 6m Administrator.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
ANsWl.R TO TIE GOOSE.

ACSWLR TO THE GOOSE.
Sic Transit was thc man he hit
Sic Scmper saw him DO it;
For don't yoa know, since Mill fit
Scd u@c, Lactanus, poor lIIium taLt
He Lit him-but Verbum sat
Cum Gran. S.. st" n
..iori just think Of that! y
And no one thanked him for it.
Outcrra frma was the field
Gloria muudil see 'em hit
Pax in bcllo. Sic Transit yield
De uihilo that Mill ct.
-Iugust1 Coaati'a,ioaHl5h
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
Mill FIT.

wonder who young Mill fit,
And where it was he fit and when;
d know just how the fight went on,
And fyoGng SiLiI wbipt bis man.
DID Mill let go with his right?
Did t other punch him in the COB?
Did Mill bare him to the ropes?
And counter on the fellows poh9
I.4I4i :
"a full account was never writ,
And all that can ever know
Is simply this, that-Hihjl fl!
-B4J;N0 COmmeresal
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
NOTICE.

TIVE copartnership heretofore existing
Il under the firm, name and style Of Din
kins 4 Slower, 10 hereby dissolved by mutual
consent.
All the partnership property, Including
stock on hand and assets Of every kind, have
been sold, transferred aud delivered to ]. r.
Powell and others, our creditors, for a yalu-
able confederation.
An. D1NKfNS.
u P SLOWER
CAai0n. Mach g. 1857
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
THE MAGNOLIA COTTAGE,

j A G X S ON, MISS,
CITUATED NEAR THE
~
New Orleans & Jackson Il. Il. Depot,
Is OPEN for the accommodation Of Travellers
Boarders, and Lodgers.
This is the most pleasant House of Enter
taiument in the City.
Superior accommodations for the Travel
ling Community and to Permanent Boarders
The Rooms and Fare cannot be exceled in
the City.
Mar. % II. II. SMYTH
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

Agent wanted by every unmarried
woman.-Er.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
a RRERINC,

TIE undersigned respectfully Informs the pub
lie that be has taken the room below Brown Il
Noonsn's old stand. where no will be pleased to
see them. His rszors are keen, and everything
pertaining to a well regulated BARRIERS SA-
LOON kept in order.
SHAVING.
HAIRDRESsIEG
HAIRDYEIEG
G1AEPooIEe. &C.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

viii be done IN tbc les, manner.
GrTn Ists Ca1s. MONTGOMERY
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

of every kind done with neatness and dispatch, and
upon short notice.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
NOTICE.

DESIRE TO SAY TO NY FRIENDS AND Pa
L irons that have neither run away or gone on
year, six miles South Of Canton, at the residence
Of Mrs. s. H. Lanier. Here will be glad to see all
nv old friends and every body who wish anything
done in my line-irom a turning.plOw TO d horse.
shoe nail.
Carriages and BuggieS Repaired, and
Wood and Blacksmith Work
of every kind done with neatness and dlspatch, and
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01
pRICES:

neo excellent Ssm ansy s Tsafn$ have their
Ing school at iaS in ali the primary branches
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

W. A. Kirkpatrick will run sin anSsp passengers 50;
hurst, daily, during Se'son'
h h"r@age 40 pounds.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-01

Yo1 good fellows that owe anything must call nj
the Captains Office aud she'll out, or the RED
HOUSE viii feel had about il. A wink is as good
a nod to Z blind horse.
s. L. MOSDY & co.
CANTON, March . 1867.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

RAGS BErWTES MsISE SUR The iu-
tcrcstiug racc bvt-ccn che TO Aucricaa
clipper sbip.. ibe Lui. Waish aud the Car
lotie W. White. both 81 Belfast. Ne. from
tailao 90 Aigrsiras. attract, attention IN
EuroPe These tuo vessels sailed on The
26th q September Al tbe saun. hour ard
ksPi company for 6ity-four DAYS. pacing
Cape Horn on the t~cnty SIXTH day They
parted IN laiitgde - : longitude 20 y.
crossing ths hae IN siHiy-6ye day.. losing
ihc y r. trades Ia lsiiisdr -. longitude
- W. AFTER -hieA time iLey haI ught east
~tn1s tor seventeen days. ard came a. COM
pany saia CO thc 5llh 81 December. bgt
parted the sane evening. On ih- 9th q
JaEuary they met again 81 Gibraltar. whcn
the Lu.s walsh ~oa iho RAJ by i-rniy i've
minutes. Ai,sr passage u one haadrcI a. J
sour days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

Tur NrEvoNr FHrsurr The Boston
Journal % Mon1ay has the f5iiouing.
90 The aspect a .fairs .; che unfsrsunate
Village - West Hartford b ieso'afe On the
cxirvmc. am toll that YESTERDAY ONLY
'so "~u~r- - rvs'deoces IN that rt-c-rtiv
pAcasant NlilAgc rcre Occupy ing them An
otAcr~. drivvn from iheir hotacs by the
rava-es ~ the recent food. have sought
SHELTER cls-lerc The sholc extrut a a.,
village. With the exocption ahosc uamci.
rVvcals only vast heids oi ic-. shattered
buildings toppi-d from their iosndAiions.
brukcn fcnces. rarrisrrs. -. -hs. farm in..
utensils. hou.chpii furniture. snd the dad
cArcasses % h1rscs. cailc. sheep and hos.s,
IL uust De seeks. fnot monfhs. before Tie
wastes can D. repaired. Toe moant ains Of
ios ar too u1scL % b. removed cNcspt by
ths siow proor.s-. II -arrn san. No srch
bitter caiauty ever ieli upon a Ncrn0ni
village before
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22
MAINE ITEMS.

A i've seAi was captured AZ Orriagton a
fe~ davs sgo. lie cane out on the ic- for
some bait vhich -ss len By the srnelt fsh-
srs. and ~as bcsiliercd among ths snow
drifts and ooad not end his -sy cut.
Ths Gardiner Reporter say, the ne- 4.
:. Mihtary Asylum AZ Iog as. - now IN
rvsdiness o. rvcrisr inmates. some t-rnfr
applications having already hsen sr---pss.i
ana The soldier. received. II - oniv for
-..id.-r- 80 .aiiors disahiei from -aan.i.
or diseasc. and incapable q osbcrsisc oi =
tanning support.
MIS-. Wi1cafe. fhe venerable reiict -
the ate Gen Joshua " inrafs. died IN this
ci'y YESTERDAY q, the rrsiirnce Of her son
,n-la~. Col. tharles -. Cispp. A. the a.
sancci age Of - year.. Shc hsi been in
feeble health i,r some time. Press
wiRinson. Who "a. been on trial al Sa-
GO Tor the murder Of Spar. has been iouri
guilty of murder IN TIE second degree.
H.. companions IN CRIME wiil be tried heNt
week
Charles johnson - Portland. vas kilicd
on Iuesdav afternoon. by SAILOR nanlel
Hecnan. The murderer ~as intoxicated
~hen the crime was commiitel.
A corrcspondent % ih> Maine Farmer
says shaw. kingman s Co. % the VIM
Iann~ry. are no~ taking IN To cor.l. Of
bark dailF. They hal aboal $500 cor,I.
p~clcd at summer. Tbs cnterprisinr frri
ar building thui'y village.
SAD ACCIDENr. Mr EvcrcftM Parker
81 Durham ~ss Allied ia the woods AZ Brr-
Ian falis last Tues,isy by fAlling tire. IL
va - YEAR 20 49, and was nurh r-sr,e-t.
81 ~ iar-c circie % fri~uds. ne va
barred last SUNDAY from his home in Oar
ham nth Masonic houor. lAr<ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

Tnr WuEsr TH,uE 90 MuwsJKEE.
H. Mil-aukso News has an ria,srsts srti-
&C IN tLs -heaf trade 81 that city. slioh. 20
seems. has been con,ll~rablc larger during
Ill issi year tlan .i ~as in l-65. although
the -le.t crop % W isconsin Wa partially
. faiiurr last season Tee shat receipts
Of Ml-aakes Or i-s6 ausoaris,i % L. 66f.-
50 bssi~i.. -hiie those 90 Chicago dar.ng
thc same iiu.e scr bat 30 .15f sgi lasbris
a lifcfeucr in favor o. Miivaakec &C U.s.
as baskets. Mii-aske, nav. thcrriore.
stil oontinse % make her boast tLst she Is
abe iarsess primary ~Leai dcpo; 10 the
World
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22
smolander's Extract Buchu.

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