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wal Havana LOTTERY of
Cuba.

SttRsG.
DRAwN ONCE IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
one Prize of $4,000
. '' $1,000
" $4,000
tr.,k. Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes Cashed
sud inorfmation given by GEO. UPHAM.
e3y-l SO N. Main ST., Providence, r. ].
y young LADY returning to her
eoentry home. after a sejourn Of few mon tbs
81 ~ city, was hardly recognized by her friend.
"A rlacs OF coarse, rustic flushed lace. she had a
softfaby complexion of almost marble smooth
ne91s and instead of twenty-three she really ap
peersd but eighteen. Upon inquiry as TO the
CO. of so great chaogs, she plainly told them
the<the used the Circassian Balm, and cousid
ffed y IN invaluable acquisition to any lady
te1let BY its use any lady or gentleman can i'm
pfe<e their personal appearance an hundred fold
N A&imple in its combination, as nature hcgsef
y 4Ipple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
14xmpurities from, also healing, cleansing az d
ne41fifying the skin and complexion. BY its
1i1<<t action on the cuticle IL draws from II all
~ Impurities. kindly healing the same, and lesv
he surface az nature intended il should be,
9l41x, soft smooth and beautiful. Price 81 sent
ali or express. on receipt Of an order by
w l. CLARK d co, Chemists
No west Fayette st, Sy facuse. N Y.
only American agents for the sale Of asme.
az FORKS ike Charm"
ADgR-
ee's pain. killing Magic oil cures headache
les pain-killing Magic Oil cures Toothacbe
ne.s pain.killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
ze's painkilling Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
zc's pain.killing Magic Oil cures Rheuma-
# tism.
A1l les pain killing Magic Oil cures I.ameness
es pain.killing Magic Oil cures Skin Disea
sey.
ne folks seem to be proud of telling how
: their shoulders are, of ..rTy crick IN the
p4Q@ -or, 81 have got the Sciatca"-and de-
IN Dragging that nothing can cure me 70
--HS when we get such awful folks" to use
N94pe's Pain-Kiilins Mnsic oil, faithfully,
xXNot 0uiy cure their lameness and charm away
l1kF pains, but We actually take all that kind
cz#brag out OF them !" and they frankly own
4IInd say, ut works like charm T.,
ID by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocers
W WIN. kEnEe sole propr'r and manurr
Pittsficld. Mass
z 02id In Nor isville By II Smaey. WoIcott,
xnYior Fife No. Wolcott. l. N. Sauborn
Fe' r.F. Barnes DR.. Barrows. 40
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s us: .il; & INC
pAINTs for FARMERS and others

DAINTS for FARMERS and others -
- The Grafton Mineral Paint Co are now man
uiacturing the Best, Cheapest and most Durable
Paint now in use 1.-TWO coats well put on mixed
with pure linseed Oil, win last 10 or IL years.
II is of light brown orfbeantiul chocolate color
and can be changed to green lead, stone, drab
olive or cram 90 suit the taste Of the purcha.
ser. II il valuable for Houses Barns, Fences.
Carriage and Carmahers, Pals and Wooden.
ware, agricultural Implements, Canal Boats.
Vessels and Ships Bottoms. Canvas, Metal and
Single roofs. (it being Fire and Water proof ,
Floor Oil Cloths. Zone Manufacturer having us
ed 5000 bbls the past year,, and as paint for
any purpose is unsurpassed for body, durability
elasticity and adhesiyeness. Price SO per Dbl.
Of 800 lbs which will supply q farmer for years
to come. Warranted in all cases as above. Send
for circular, which gives full particulars.
None genuine unless branded in trade mark
Grafton Mineral Paint. Address
DANIEL BlWElL, 25i Pearl street,
45m6 New York.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.

WAN SG hbP.
protected solution of the protoxide of Iron,
which rs so prepared that it assmilatas at once
with the blood, giving strength, vigor and new
life to the whole system.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned
by deficiency of Iron in the Blood, without
restoring it to the system, is like trying to re-
pair building when the foundation is gone.
An eminent divine says 81 have been using
the Peruvian Syrup for some time past it gives
me new vigor. buoyancy of spirits, elasticity of
muscle
Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures,
and recommendations from some OF the most
eminent physicians, c!ergymen and others. will
be sent free to any address.
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown In
the glass.
?. DTESMORE, Proprietor,
No. SO Dey St., New Y ork.
Sold by all druggists
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ERON I'm the BLOOD.

The necessity of due proportion ofiron in tae
blood is well known to all medical men. when
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked, and feeling of langnor, lassitude and
"all goneness' pervades the system. The rem
edy is simply to supply the blood with the nee
essary quantity of iron. This can be done by
using the
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81 D..

In the Universalist Church in Stowe, Sunday
Eve, Jan. 18th, by Rev. q. W. Bailey, MIR.
Henry u. Oakes and Miss Julia A. Thomas
both of Stowe.
Also, at Che same time and place. Mr. Henry
u. Thomas, OF Grand Haven. Mich. and Miss
Alice u Raymond, of Stowe.
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Qnletlug Syrup for Children recthiug.
Mahes SICK and aeeak Children strong
and healthy, giOes Nothe,s rest day and
"'gM La'ge bytties unity 25 cts
SOLD By DRUGGISTS. Sl3
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On. c. l.. BLOOD,
'ear Sir: desire TO give you my testimony
in regard to the value OF your scientific system
OF treating Cattarh and diseases of the Respira.
tory organs. have used your remedy. "Oxy-
genzed Air ;" ia my practice for the last wear
with complete success. | have cured the worst
forms Of Caiarrh, and majority of the Bron
chitis and Consumption in their advanced stages
] unqnaifedly pronounce 'Oxygenized Air"
the greatest boon ever yet conferred upon our
suffering race. and hope the day is not far dis
tans when every intelligent physician will adopt
your spsten in tie treatment OF all forms of
chronic affections.
Fraternally yours.
l.. NJ. LEE. NJ. d.
No 1893 Westminster Street Providence
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Notice.

p. K. Gleed Administrator Of Joseph Coon,
late Of Hyde Park, will sell at Public Auctio, to
to the highest bidder at s. b. Clarks Store in
Gladys Falls on the 18th, day of January 1868,
at one o'clock 10 the afternoon, the following
piece of Real Estate; The West Half of Lot No
81 third Division of lands in said hyde Park
containing about one hundred acres of land
honse and barn: The laad 10 well timbered and
only few miles on descending road to 1.-THE
Lamoilc Valley Rail Road" ''Now is your
time
PHILIr X. GLEED, Admr.
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DR.. Q. l. BLOOD.
My Dear Sir; have tested your remedy
..Oxygenized Air" In advanced stages OF Catarrh
Bronchitis and Consumption, and the results
have been. In the highest sense, satisfactory |;
so positive am Of its wonderful power to arrest
the progress of the above named diseases. that
can conscientiously advise all who may be sui
fering from them to place themselves under the
treatment atonce.
Respectfully yours.
Rev. II. T0MLINSON,
Plymouth. Mass.
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g

To E. B. and Helen VI. Sawyer. on the 9th,
inst, daughter.
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DRAwN ONCE IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
0ne Prize of 100000
'' $1,000
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&v.,&. Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes Cashed
end inorfmation given by GEO. UPliAM.
y-l SO N. Main ST., Providence, r. ].
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sslsss 9sssrg.



~ .. .. vsas.
isis ~ vsry vel fsr he ps<ss sa ssii.
~ wsy ~ sheif seaxs sssrsins.
0f miikmalds rho rsase. 70 naospaIsss sews.
A rIss s'sissk 10 ne mssains
Aad q meesy yssng novss VIE bandIs oss
doors.
The shssns ~ ibsir ssrsw.beds sscsainx-
Before hrssk ef day. % nake hove and kay.
A. Five s'siesk In he nernisxi
Bet, hsssssa ne and yca, IL u al uasras--
Believe sSt . werd shsy nttsr;
To no niIkaeid siivs aoss the Anger n Five
bftng hsssx--er even bring batter.
The poor. sisepy ssws, Il told 20 srcsss.
wDala DO %. perhaps. ia ksfs.iss
liss shs swset ssantry Eiris, sesid sasv shss
thelr essls
A. Five e'eiask 10 he mosslngs
Il msy nos be wreag for shs nsa ID he soag-.-
o. ihs mopn--if anxious V setsse.
10 anssl In vet grass. sax pop. hsl siasl
HAst u be popped dewn % ssstlsi
FOR hew eousd hs ses what was aades his kass,
II 10 spiss es ~ friendly ~.rninx,
hs wshs cat u bod, snd his house and hss ksad
Asfi.ss'slesk In shs ,aoraiagf
itis all very well such stories % seli,
Batifi wers maid III foricra-lns.
And Lover shosId drop In shs clever 10 pop.
A. Fire o'elock 10 The msrnssss
u liked him, yea sss. ia say 'Fisass call as
Three"
ifnst, I'd tnfn on him With scosning
'Den'i ssns hers, yoa ess with sonundrams
like that
AsFivs o'eIoek Ia the mornIagr'
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Our 0l:s.
The volcano q Mauna 80.


The Telegraphic despatch We publish.
cd last week gave brief account OF a
terrible eruption Of the volcano Mauna
iso., Or hoa, on the Island Of Hawaii.
This mountain has been well known 10
the world for many years past AZ one of
the most active and terrible volcanoes
In tho world. Situated in the centre cf
the island Of Hawaii, one Of the group
Of Sandwich Islands, il gradually as
cends until ID reaches an altitude fl3,-
1853 feet, as was asccrtained during the
exploring expedition under Lieutenant
Wilkes, Of the United States Navy. -
This great height appears to have been
attained By accrelion, and indeed, the
entire island Of Hawaii is formed of the
lava which has been, from time to time,
thrown from The craiers Of the volcano.
Tho lower parts Of the mountain are
covered with forests aud are compari.
lively fertile. but after reaching a Ger.
tain height everything becomes quite
barron, aud nothing but lava mixed with
clay and hardened rInost 10 the con-
sistency Of flint forms the suminit.-
This gives il a smooth aud, as IL i quite
round At the top, domelike appearance.
The mountain Is covered with craters.
The principal one, known BY the nan,s
Of Moku-a-weo-weo, Is sousa $4,000 feet
Ia length By 5000 in width. lis depth
varies from 470 to $50 feet, and tbs
bottom is traverscd with ridges gronI
ten y hfiy feet high, alternating wjtf
deep chasms and smooth Leds Of hard
ened lava. These latter are covered
with fssuros, from which ascend thin
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clouds Of steam and smoke. Another
formidable, though smaller, crater i
called PohakuohanaIci. These two era
ters. however, do not seem to have IL
ken part 10 the eruption reported Ia the
telegrsphic despatch. The one that
was, or is, iD action is the great orator
Of kilauea. "A.
This i three and q half miles il
length, two and half Ii wiath ana 4 I.
VII feet 10 depth, and stands at na :.
ovation Of over 1000 feet above ths law
q ofthe sea. II Is completely surroand.
90 BY . wall Of hardened lnya. ranoiny
from 600 to 1000 feet in width and GO
icst in depth. AT the bottom 81 the
crater Is a lake Of liquid fire continaalIv
suFging and giving 70 the clouds above
a beautiful silycry look ID the dav and
bright red at night. In Januarv
1871, the lake overfowed. and I.;an...,
ant Wilkes estimated that during ONE
night ilffocn miilious cubic feet IL lava
were discharged, and two hundred mil
lions cubic feet we're discharged from
the small pit ID one day. n 1s5g,
another terrible eruption occurred which
lasted thirteen months, aud covered sn,
area Of three hundred square miles with
lava. In january, 1850, the last and
tuntil the present one greatest eruption
took place. three new craters being fsf-
med by the convulsion. The eraption
'as.ed 1of nearly ten months, and vus
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-. I.I
iron" ah afsisie written BY MIR. ".
williams, the wcll kaown nurseyman of
hontclair, N. j., we select The follo.
ing remarks On ,ho ,,a.....,
/. ..~.a Z, FSf-' -ssVs " INC
so '"V s0n
The SKgp AND IT'S pRgpAp .r,a
IL you wcre to see a farmer ~. Il.
s~-n nnhhi.- =. sssa, % sciecs iiis
lssshess aud poss sndsilsfcat specimen
y hofsss gov " swinc, from which "
Psfpetnate ma stock, you would doubt
,ess ~ ohce sst him down as fool.--
LsI us hvPc tnB practice Is not preva-
,ess; yes many otherwise ialelligest
a-lmsfs scI speut - seasibly N their
PSss'e sfoving for they insist ysar
@ sl'sf yesl y selecting sDali seed, and
then wender they don't succeed kettss
potatoes aont 40 - well ~ shsy sssd
@--,shsh nave 70 buy potatoes shn ssa~
so1 I &cp &s IS g..o
Nou reasoning from analogy, .fliks
vs6s' hAc sad ios the sazae reason
thst 4 would select tbs bcst ears of
cofa, ihe best aud Heaviest wheat, syo
- os,s l9r sos,pE, would sslset tks
pest. isfssst and saHoothczt potatoes Cor
p'saung, believing, ~ ! %, thas ssck
poss,0es are earlier, uatursr aad bsssor
developed than small ones. i4
True such seed would bring . litsls
more shan snail ones in chs market,
~. ! isv dollars ana cents gaia shsrs
= ~ comparison % the gain l believe I
~ ~ zoe increased yield, continued
ns.i,h and s'gos of potato crops. s4
! peiisye one chief cause of ths fall
s's ane aeserioratien Of the potato u
the persistent use Of small aud inima-
.ufs seed. Ny experiments hare led me
70 practice catiiag seed 70 one or swo
eyes, % prevent overwhelming, and To-
allow tho growing tubers room 70 spread
themselves.
InE soiL.--i generally follow corn
with potatoes. II the cora was well
'nanufea VITA stable manure, aud the
sod well decomposed, plant the posa.
soss IN drills OF rows about thirty inches
rPssrf, aud ten 70 twelve inches apart II
me rows, with only . slight dressing Of
hme, ashes or plaster applied on the
seed after dropping. II the soil Is poor.
apply good dressing of we'll decom.
posed manure broadcast, and harrow Il
IN tufeen, uniermentcd manure Is 10
De avoided, ss u tends TO engender dis
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1AO CORDS Of Rock and Spanish Oak
HUI Bark, to be delivered at Schioss
er's 1aneTy, 2 miles east Of Westminster. on
Western Nd. Railroad. 81 per cord more
will be given than the established in West
minister.
Wanted 500 Cords Black Oak Bark. S1
more per csrd willbe paid. if delivered Mt
the Shed ,sfhan fhecsfablished pfieein West
minister. Z. q. ScHL0SSER.
APPS 2mE Il. u. KO0Ns, Agent.
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Central Hall Store.
HARDwARE, OILS ANDPAISTs.

sntfIs Stock Is now near comuleie Of
" Hardware, Oils and Paints. Also
Shoycls, Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Picks, Gar.
den Forks. Spades, Tools ofaiI kinds for
Carpenters. Builders, Biacksmiihs, Far.
mers, and Masons. Trowls, Hammers.
Pointing aud Broad Axes, Scrcw Plates OF
al sizes. Our stock consists Of such inBn
rabie variety Il Is useless 10 describe farther.
But all Of the above Is fresh and new and
Of the latest improved styles. Our Grocery
Department Is also complete; Sugars one
dollar less per hundred than one week ago.
Syriips ten per cent. less Window Glass
very low. Leather Of all kinds, Spanish
aud Red Sole, French Calf, Morocco, Buff,
Patent Ennmied, Skirtina, Shoe FINDINGS
Of all kinds. All Of the above stock are
new aud bought for cash, and will be sold
low for cash, or 70 punctual payers on short
time. All we ask Is TO give US a call and
examine our stock and prices, aud will
guarantee 70 satisfy all who may favor us
with call.
JOHN III BOWERS.
apo 3mo
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Dr. DanI. 4. COOnan.

fLatsly wilh DR.. TIios. w. wells, Hampstead J
nFFRKS his professional services 10 the res
" idents OF Westminster and vicinity. OF.
fce and residence Ldtiltstown Road, few
doors above Union Street.
dec20-6m 9ss
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YaRS. p. BUTLER and w. X. FRINGER
~ having this day associated tbemselyes IN
xhe practice Of Medicine, offer their pfofess-
sonal services 70. their friends and the public
n general
Da. DurLHn having bcen long time engaged
In an extensive practice in 0bstctries and Sur
gerry, feels copldcBt that he can give saiisfacr
ton 10 all who may be in need Of medical
assistance.
Da. FnIsosn's Office at the residence Of Mr..
Lewis Trumbo, East End; and De. BcyEn's at
Shis residence at The West End, Westminster.
5an23-1m slra
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DIR. BERNARD MILLS.

East End, WeslInlnsfer, ND.
i0ffosirg uIE WAsHlKarox ROAM
nR. MILLS has returned 70 Carroll for the
j purpose u fesaming flAr PRACTICE OF
MEDiCiNE In aIl its branches except Surgery.
Dfssas>s 81 Homea ahd Gsadrea Trso,sd
wifh Espscioi Care, dz0.H
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CRNIIT IA REIPSKINER.


ATTORNJg ~ a ItIs1lFl md SOLE
CITOliS IN llfaNCERY,
WKa4MtxsfKa. Mn.
WE have f6rined copartnership in the
wv practice Of Law IN the Courts Of
Carroll and Howard CoHntius. and will
promptly attend 70 all business entrusted 10
ohr care. Particular attention paid 10 Col
lsctions and procuring Dcerecs for the sale
OF Real Estate.
Also, Applications Glcd for Back Pay and
Bounty due heirs of deceased soldiers.
q Office adjoining the residence Of CnAs. 4.
REiTsErDEa. no8On
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.sfs rzsYsIGTANs.
.e.. Dr. Vim. S. ShiDley

nFFERS his professional scrsic - 10 tho
1.-THE dssxens of Westminater and vicinity.
J0ssIek% Adjoining Farmers and Mechan-
ics National bank, lately oecuFied by DIR.
J. l.. WarGcld. After 0 r. ". il not pro-
fetsivnalIy engaged be can be found al the
residepbe Of bis father, adjoining the Cath.
olic Church. ap9sGmo
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The happy people Of this world think
that the unhappy ought % perish before
them with the salle grace rs that which
the Roman popalaeo oxacted DC tho
gladiators. - Gofic.
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JUsTicE or THE PEAcE AND ArroR'
aAe a NEY-AT-LAw.
al Office atithc Court House.
TIE viii attend especially TO obtaining De.
Ill erees for the settlement % estates of DC.
ceased persons &c. Dceds, Wills and Ell
Instruments 81 Writing prepared Charges
moderate. dec5-d
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-14

II The Pittsburg Post is fir in ad
vance OF most Of its Northern co
temporaries and speaks out its earn
est sentiments in the paragraph
which follows. We fear its sound
views viii not SO permeate the
Northern masses as to move them
before the Presidential election. 1t
says; Conventions Of the people
should be called all over the Union.
and through them Congress should
be shown where the real power lies.
We believe there is no better rene
dy; and we think the time has come
for the people thus to assert THEIR
supremacy, and to show to Congress
and mankind that this nation shall
continue to be ruled by intelligence.
under written Constitutions. and
that it never shall be degraded I'm.
der a moagrel government. Havia.
the dreadful experience of Mexico
and the South American State be
fore their eyes, the avoidance Of their
fatal error in the admission OF ia
terlor races to an equal participation
in public affairs, becomes the first
duty Of Amcricans.r
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VIEWS OF AN CRIMINAL UNION
LIAM


The Hon. T. a. r. Nelson, of Ten
nessee, who was a consistent Union
man throughout the war, has pub
lished the following note of warning
TO the North:
:" Let the North remember that
there is ajust God, who luleth in the
armies i'll Heaven and upon earth.
who governs nations as well rs men:
that he used the AsSyrians to punish
the rebelllous Jews; but when the
ASSyrlans prosecuted them from year
to year, when they showed no
mercy when upon them laid very
Aeayilyfheir hands he raised up CYRUS
to take Babylon, and punish the
CouquerOrS, Whe lad been his insru
ments, most severely. Let them re
member chat although the South is
conquered and Suhjugated, helpless
and p0WerleSS, bound hand and foot
and bleeding at every pore: though
her rich men have been huubled in
the very dust: though her servants
are now upon horses, and her princes
are walking as servants upon the
EARTH though famine broods over
the lastmurmur ofcomplaint; though
She has drunken the dIeggs of the
cup Of trembling and wrung them
out yet her shrieks of agony will
go up to Heaven, and sooner OF later,
will be heard; and in some form,
now bid from mortal ken, He. who
torgetfeth not the cry Of the humble
will be h0r friend and her ayeuger."
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RULES Fer YOUNG MEN.

L-a,,, .,.,,,,1 ,..,.,..,.,,...
Never he idle If ronr b,,,5, ..n
mt lao ,,,or,11,.. ar,,.rs-..1 - - ~
',, ~ ..,o-''''' q" i'''' e'' ',''e1o Il
IL. ', .,o,, ', ~ o.'l - III ''
AZ "l SPEAK the truth.
make Ie" promises.
1--we up to your engagements.
Have no very intimate friards
Keen vo,,r o,,-,, sooro+. if-a,,,....
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Two darkies met the other day. one
rather more refined than the other
Uood morning niger" d" You
muSh say Niger now, kase we aint
nlggers n0w.' " What am we den ? -
Why, we is white people oh color"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-14

4 report Of woman giving birth to
five children at once in ST. Louis. at
first thought to be a hoax. turns ont
to be an actual fact Hundreds of
ladies have visited the mother.
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4 " fast man about town" in
Buffalo, aged thirteen has been ar
rested for getting drunk and whip
ping his wife.
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EVERGREEN NURSERIES, ,
AT CANTON, MISS.

f31HH Proprietors of these NURSER FS
4 take pleasure IN announcing to tpeir
friends and the public thatuow is the tin . 70
plant out ORCHARDS, AID that thew .rs
prepared to Furnish Young, healthy and
wei-Erown Southcrn.rased FRUIT ri EEs
Of the most approved varieties, and a The
lowest prices, FOR CASH.
Can and see, and select for yourselves
ksls" Catalogues furnished gratis +. =
applicants.
For further particulars address.
L. X. MAYNARD d co,
le"Io Canton, Mis-.
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GIFTS

Sets, Silverware etc.
@No dollar .iewelry. No gift
worth less than SO.
THE PRESS
viii be mailed to any address, upon the re-
ceipt Of price, TEN CENTS. or eleven comics
for 81, twenty-three 81, and sixty for s.
Address, STUART & CO.,
NEW YORK PRESS"
Dec IA, I'm 81, Broadway. New York
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OUR FRIEND AND THE PUB
Lie ARE INVITED TO GIVE rs
- \ CALL. Ii
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PIANOS ORGANS AND EELODEONs,

take the pleasure ofannouncing myself as
4 Agent COR the sale of PIANOS, ORGANS
and AELODEuNS, for the following fac,o.
ries:
S'einway & Son, VIM Knabe 4 Co, Decker
d br",James " Fose, " eber, Ernest Cab.
Ter, Groyesieen Emerson, Mason d Hamlin's
Cabinet Organs, Prince 4 Co.'S automatic
church, school aud family organs.
insirGmenis sold at factory retail prices.
Parties wishing to purchase Pianos or Or
ga"S can save considerable amount by hav.
iag the same ordered by me- Patterns and
piice lists may be seen by applying to me.
AD0LPHUS BROWN,
Professor of Music.
March lG r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-14
w. y. ENDAL#L

FF'AkES great pleasure in informing his
4 itiends and former patrons, as well as
me gentlemen Of Madison county generally that
De iii Just returned from New Orleans with \ Iarce
stock superior aud fashionable ready made clotlu,
aud senilem' MS furnishing goods carefully select
I'd by himsef, and which be is prepared to sen on
as good terms a. can be purchased in the CITY.
W; ;. H., would call the especial attention of
gentlemen to his superior lot of