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ton one Of the HISHEsT NEDALE, the excsl-
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already WORLD WIZ reputation This Es-
no~n 4 folly IGstlded By it gOOd % sIities,
a. a call at the Agency and an examination
Of tue Weed Machine will prove.
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No. Ia Main St, near Grant HoGss-
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-14
III

After this, the doctor was more than
ever at the captains lodgings in CAL
thorpe street. His care for his patient
was unremitting. Capt. Lance mended
slowly but certainly. sdsB 9T
The doctors coachman treated him
self to more and more smiles of a furtive
sort, especially when the doctor persua-,
ded Milly now and then to take drive
and accompany him on q round of
professional calls; she remaining in the
carriage, Of course, while he saw his
patients, wrote prescriptions, and fin
gered pulses and fees The coachman,
even ,yentured to confide tooa few inti-
mates, his opinion that there would, be-
fore long, be = ''young missus'' presi-.
ding over the establishment in Harley
street. 9't9i4 ~ .iiaRn5d Ds
nee 81 10
DR.. Dendy was very happy. Perhaps
he wished now and then, that Milay.
would look . little less grave but then
he rconsoled himself with the reflection
a.. =. -.tlels5 1910 9x4J tsSEif 30
that y was best 50. ..x,r -:
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How NATuRK COVERS UP BATrLxFIELDs.
did, I ever tell you" says CORES
pondent of an eastern paper, ..among
the affecting little things one 10 always
seeing in these lbstEls- -6sldss how, on the
ground upon which the battle OF Bull
Run was fought, saw pretty, pure, del
icate flowers growing out Of the empty
ammunition boxes; sud q wild rose
thrusting its graceful head through the
top Of a broken drum, which doubtless
sounded its last charge in that battle
and cunning scarlet verbena peeping
ont Of . fragment Of bursted shell, in
which strange pot Il was planted?
Wasn't that peace growing ont Of wari
Even SO shall the beautiful and graceful
ever grow ont Of tho horrid and terrible
things that transpire in this changing
but ever advancing world. Nasnre COW
sers even the hattls esunnds With ssrdure
and bloom. Peece and plenty spring up
in the track Of the devouring cempaign;
and all things ia nature and socteey shall
work ont the progress Of mankiad."
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The doctor left Milly Lance with q
fluttering sensation about his heart, such
as he had taken no account, made no
mention of whatever, in his famous
trertise upon that organ He returned
to Calthorpe street often. He alleged
that it was very necessary for him. TO
watch closely the effect of his prescrip-
tons upon his patient. And each time
that he saw Milly Lance--and be now
felt curious desire to see her as fre.
quently as possible, he experienced q
return of that strange fnttering sensa-
tion in the cardiac region. He was not
alarmed at it-he did not think it was
disease, and if it was he didn't care, for
il was not at all disagreeable. Indeed,
he liked it. Professionally, he was in
clined to regard it as new develop
ment of action-quite healthy in its ma
ture. zsaas s.. taa sf5sseziao
For the first time he felt the chosen
pursuit of his life not sufficiently attrac-
tive or absorbing. Thoughts of new
kind broke in upon his studies, disturb
ed his practice, interrupted the fow and
harmony of his lectures. His great
house seemed to him very dreary, his
existence very desolate. WHO would
nurse and tend me-" he asked himself,
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VOL, XXXVII.
MY MOTHERS BIBLE.

- a. a.
This book il all that's left me now-
Team xil unbidden start;
with faltering lip nd throbbine brow. '
Ipress Il to my heart. @
For many generations past,
Here is our family tree;
Jfy m.aa<r's 1eads this Bible clasped.
( s5hs, dying, gave it me. .4
Ah well do remember those
Whose names these records bear; ~
Who round the hearth-stone used TO close, i
After che evening prayer,
And speak Of what these pages said,
In tones my heart would thrill;
Though they are with the silent dead, ), l
Here are they living still. 0i asssS.
Ny father read this holy book, 2
To brothers. sisters dear;
How calm was my poor mothers look,
Who learned Gods word to hear: r
Her angel face, see it yet, i EDS
What vivid memories come
Again that little group is met 400 ka
"a Within the walls of home.
Thou truest friend man ever knew 1
Thy constancy I've tried = -
Where all were false I've found thee true,
Ny counselor and guide. ..ats 81
The mines Of earth no treasure give,
That could this volume buy; eu-
In teaching me the way 70 live,
Taught me how 70 die. fxaa
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on her knees at the doctos,s fact He
raised her up with Tenderness.
ot"s Calm yourself. Milly." be said
She made a effort 20 throw the Iettera
into the fireplace. but her courage failed
her, and she burst into a passionate food
VI q Ia#s gfarfF5seex@ saz Al tie
.e'f Have mercy" she moaned. .oll.
have mercy.' - -. = 80 D''.
- You are i'll. Milly," he said, very
gently. g Don't be afraid OF me my
dear I wouldn't wrong you or pain
you for the world Calm yourself; dry
your eyes. Come. that's bettes. : But
what pulse Give me q sheet Of note.
paper. I must write you : prescription
At once. Mind you must obey my in
structions to the letter" He wrote q,
few lines. "Read that. Milly, no said.
jssaShe glanced ct the paper, expecting
to, find the usual unintelligible hero
glyphics. She started. To her amuse-.
ment, she found che could understand
the prescription--it was written in Eng
lish, being the first and last prescription
which DR.. Dendy in the course Of his
professional career had written ont Of
the Latin tongue. - .,ss - 80 -
It ran something in this wise 49,.
"R. Take cousin Mark to church
With yon ~ soon a. possible. and make
him your husband. God bless you. =.
(signed) JoHn DExDr. II. D."
How her heart beat! se. 5Ts8
But-does lac love me 2''es3ssaeo a.ts
You know he doss. And you love
him. Tell me when he comes this even
ing You needn't speak; only let him
read it In your eyes," ed 5adw vftsaz.
+ ''And my father p asf~ Tfss on,
F 'He shall give his consent ], I'll take
care of that" - aoas aa .yswa taair
With cry Of joy, she threw herself
into his arms. She could not speak her
thanks; but this action Of hers WAS suf-
ficieutly explicit. 8 He kissed her on the
forehead. She put up her lips 70 him
but he didn't. or wouldn't, or couldn't
see what she msant.gia CO bazSaa .als-
He went away singing, very grave In
aspect. and yet lightened and comforted
by the thought thai he had acted rightly
perhaps I shall. be, able to, finish
that book OF mine, now," he said grave
ly. It's time it was done. One thing
know more about is than I did It's
but poor weak, troublesome organ, af-
ter all. the heart: and it, ache IL hard
to bear, I don't believe there any GER
tain cure for it in the whole range Of the
pharmacopeia:'' ,basfsvsto - Iasod . !
Poor DR.. Dendy looked very misera-
oie.sds7 hnA sbesArsqqoa div aoia75s-
This wont do he said, presently. I
must prescribe for myself. Hard work;
that's my best medicine. 8 Il cures, a
good many complaints. At any. rate it
prevents the patient having time 70 think
aoout them.,5e9 .aauoH aaidW ed a
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GOODNeERDsSGOLDE PENS, celebratsd
for their hexiblity durability, smoothness Of
ION Superior to steel pens luvssisbly give sstis-
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14
MADISON COLLEGE,,
SITUATED IN THE TOWN OF
SHARON, Madison County, Miss,

SegeR miles East Of Canton.
THE NEXT SESSION will open on
L MONDAY. SEPT. 80. 1867.
FACULTY.
Rev. W. L. q. Huunlcutt, A; NJ, Pre- sldent'
and Pro fessor of Mental and Moral Sciences
1T. Hicks, AM, Professor of Mathematics.
II. A. Spangenberg, A. NJ, P rofessor
Ancient and Modern Languages.
til P. Holloman, Principal of the Prepar-
atory Department.
Course of Study.
81 In the Primary Department Orthography,
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic.
In the Preparatory Department, Geography.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Latin Gram
mar, Latin Reader, and Algebra through sim
pie equations.
freshman Glass.
Cpsar and Latin Exer. Ancient Geography,
cises, Engllsh Grahna'
Virgil, Natural history,
Greek Grammar, Composition Rhetoric
Greek Testament, Declaration,
Algebra completed, Keith ON the Globes.
Sophomore Class.
Horace. Application of Algebra
Ivy to geometry
Xenophon's Cyropedia Topography
and Anabasis, Rhetoric,
Plane Trigonometry d Physiology,
surveying, Composition aud De C.
Spherical Trigonometry lamation.
Junior Class.
Horace, ... Mental Philosophy,
Homer, SophOeles and Chemistry,
| Euripides, Evidences OF christian
Comic Sections, ity,
Civil Engineering, Original Oratlons'
Mechanics,
Senior Class. .,
Tacitus. Moral Philosophy,
ri m and Moschus. Political Economy,
Natural Philosophy, Geology,
/. Astronomy, Calcalus,
Original Orations.
The Trustees of Madison College, and .
sharon Female College have thought il hes
that the same Faculty should give iustruo
ltou in both institutions. We have som
good chemical and philosophical spparatu
and the best Globes in the State. Our term
are moderate. Our curriculum of studie
Kill compare fayorably with that of any in
stitutiou in the land. Our students will b
exercised in surveying, leveling, and indus
trial drawing. Professor Spangenberg wi
teach French, German, Spanish aud Italian
We are determined TO merit, and hope 10 II
ceive liberal patronage.
JANIS T HIcks,
Secretary &C. the Board.
B5-lm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14
A E1le Without Exception !!

Al transient advertisements must b; pa'd Jo'
,vh.n inserted. Legal advertisements must De pa'd
.or befor. tie proof Of publication is gre" ana
no proof via be gpsn rnts's tae money IS paul.
Tht,. are tie terms Ggrsed upon by the Press o.
Canton and in no case piR they be departed FROM
Our friends oiH not dsk il.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14

BILLIARDS, ETC.-The gentleman
in search of pleasure will not find in
sooner than by popping in to Lords
Phoenix Saloon, and taking a game
of billiards. 1t is better to enter
and exit by the rear door, in order
to avoid the other things which are
so temptingly displayed by Lord in
the front apartment
Eighteen thousand psrdons wefe
granted previous to the recent am
nesty proclamation.
There is no immediate prospect Of
Cabinet changes, though the pressure
continues.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14

WE think. paragraphs about the
weather and crops" have "played
out, The, crops in the South, SO fal
as our information extends, are alto
gether sasisfactory-better than We
had cause to anticipate, since the
establishment of the freedmen's bu
reau and the fee negro system OF
labor. 5---- -.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14

Adssrs. --Nessrs. e. G. Wharton Co. are au'
bor;zsd ARents for this paper in the city of New
o,esus. Advertising contracts made by them for
Ne viii be faithfally' carried ont
49,, W." M Sam. Milton ia our authorized agent
=, rsmdeu and will collect sHch accounts as are
MA ED in bis hands, and receive and receipt ior
Advertisements and subscriptions, -, ,.,
S. Pettiugill & Co. are our authorized Agents
IN the city Of New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14

~ What should a man do when
his boots leaki Take to his pumps,
of course. =, o.. ,..
We find the above conundrum in
an exchange. Now, we can give a
remedy for leaky boots, which, if less
witty, Is more certain to effect a
speedy cure: Let him call at the
popular cash store of O'Leary & Cur
ran, pay a moderate price and get a
better pair. We have known this
remedy to keep off a second attack
for a number of months. Let all
afflicted cash buyers try it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14

CoUHrRr PRoDucE.-As We never near the
gobble of a turkey, the cackle of goose, the
quack of duck, OF the "pot-rack" of gui'
ne. fowl, and only an occasional Gro" OF
soms old cock that is kept merely to do 'sal-
utatiou to the mora" and keep TWO or three
old hens. together that never lay any eggs,
we are led to inquire, What has become OF
sAl these bipeds-these domestic foWls-that
are so pleasant to lopk upon, and go delecta-
BILE to the palate when "young and tender, y
aud suited to the unsatisfactory apparatus and
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14

PAYMENTS:

One half Of all expenses must be paid at
the beginning of the Session the other at
the middle Of the term. No deduction will be
made for ost time from, the eg,trRnfe2 Of the
Ara, GIa fsa IN Iess In case OF tenn
pc~arv want of cash, cotton or short time
drafts will be received in payment ofdue5.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14

REMARKABLY a comparison Of adyer-
tised rates. it will be seen that the charges
in this School are as low as those in any es-
tablished school in the State, and lower than
the rates of most schools in the South.
The price Of tuition is as low as it was be
fore the war in gold. The charges for board
will be further reduced as soon as the cost OF
PROVISIONS is lcsSened.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14
Z ACU L TY

T. C. RICE, Mathematics and Langusges
/. HAMPEL, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Mrs. N. B. CARL, English and Ornamental
Branches.
" MI. THOMAS Music and English,
{" j. A. RICE. Superintendent Of Boarding
House.
Rsv. THOMAS FORD, Chaplain.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14

tyIt will be seen by his advertise
ment that Mr.. s. G. Cochran has made
a"change of base" He has left the
East ana come over to the South.
We always thought our friend SAM
had Southern proclivities, and now
we know it. Ifyou want cheap goods,
You bad better ago i'm and buy
Them while they can be had at cost.
!" Make hay while the sun Shines
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ADyFRrIsE.-Now is time 10 nd

ADvERTISE.-NOw IS TINE 10 au
vertise. If you do not advertise
notice the business of those who do.
.Jfhey have an hundred per cent more
custom than those who do not. DO
mot delay. "The early bird catches
the worm"
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All who intend patroni4ing the School
next Session, are requested TO give early no.
tice, as the number OF pupils that can be &C
commodated will soon be engaged.
For further particulars address the princi'
pal - ~
Arr IN 1851
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A MOST FLAGITIoUS OUTRAGE
AN INoFFEN5IvE CITIZEN Is
FORCED TO SUPPORT AN IDLE
MICRO!
We learn the following from a
friend of ours, recently visiting the
country: Mr.. j. w. Lambutll, resid
ing near Madisonville, had entered
into a contract with several freedmen
on condition that they, should work
faithfully till harvest time, and then
receive a. share of the crop. Notwith-
standing this incentive to labor, they
were so remiss in their duty that he
was compelled, a few weeks since, to
inform them that they must either
work or leave the place, giving them
several days to decide which they
should prefer. Whereupon one of
the freedmen consulted with a speci-
men of the genus homo, who resides
in the neighb0rhood, but is native
of the land Of wooden nutmegs,' who
answers to the euphonious epithet of
Radical, and is, in short, a meddling,
gassing, negro-swindling, white-man
hating, Office-seeking, sneaking Yam
kee. This gentleman advised the
negro.to go to the bureau at Jackson
and get "righted." This the negro
did, and soon returned with a guard.
This guard proceeded to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Lambuth, told the ne
gro to take possession of any house
on the place, that he had as much
right there as its owner, and then
took Mr.. Lambuth TO jackson, under
arrest.
Now we do not think that General
Ord knew anything of this affair, or
it would never have been allowed.
But some petty official underling,
ruined by ga little brief authority
must have perpetrated the outrage.
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LIST OF PETIT JURORS,

VNHE following gentlemen have heen select
| ed Petit Jurors, for the September term
of the Circuit Court of Madison county, to
be held at Canton, en- Monday, the 23d Sep
temher 1861
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-14

Seven males EUSt q C0N7ON'
The next Session will open on Mon
DAY, Sept. 30th, 1867.
FACULTY. .a.
Rev. W. L. G. Hunnicutt, A. NJ, President
and Professor of Moral and Mental Sciences
las. T. Hicks, a. ~, Professor of Mathe-
MATES.
II. Spangenberg, A. NJ, Professor OF Lam
guages. -,..,
Mrs. f. NJ. Hunnicutt, Teacher of English
Literature and Assistant in Music
-, Professor of Music.
Mrs. f. NJ. Montgomery, Principal of the
Preparatory Department.
frrDN1S
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