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rhe Trial of JeiicrsOu Davis.

The following paper submitted by
the counsel for the Hon. jefferson
Davis, in the United States Court, at
Richmond, Virginia, shows fully the
grounds upon which they relied to
sustain the motion to quash the i'll
'dictment:
The indictments in these eases
were framed on the alleged Tact that
the defendant did eng g. in the III
surrectlon and rebellion against the
| United States known to the Court
and to the several departments OF
/ the Government as having existed at
the several times mentioned in the
said indictment in the State OF Viz
ni,lil and elsewhere, and thereby gave
aid and comfort to the enemies of the
! United States engaged in said ipSur-
/ rertion and rebellion. And the de
PENDANT alleges that prior To such III.
/ surrcction and rebellion. and in the
wear 1915, he, he said defendant,
was member of the Congress OF the
/ United States, and as such member
took in said year an oath to support
the Constitution Of the United States
| in the usual manner, and as required
| bv law in each case And the dttcn-
dant alleges in bar Of amy proceed
! ingS upon said indictments, or either
OF them, the penalties and disabilities
I ! Il and jnt1iIt ,.I
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
"a ARRIE

At Grace Church, Canton. on the afternoon
81 Dee. 10, S63, by Res. Duncan Green, Mr.
Jhn. w. YEARGAIS to Mss kATx, only dsugh-
ter o. the lats Henry r. Coulter-all of this
place.
Oar kindest wishes accompany the bride
and groom in their bridal "trip to the Cres-
cent City, ana we tender our thanks for their
remem brance.
Long may they live in lender devotion "a
each OTHER, and msy LIES Furest joys ever
b theirs.
A. the residence OF the brides mother. in
CJiumbds, Miss, un Tuesdry evening, De-
ceIaber l. 1858. by the Rev. y. ". Andrews.
Miss AXSIE r.. FoRF and Col. WILLIAM u.
McCARDLE, editor ct me Yicksbnrg Times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

Al, 4, Il, I,
'HoIo'i" ~ "E ''"'''IT '"t, ','" -
"eht Ut N'a' pace u oo' ''' ga" "
Oacco '"c oile''
The citizens ct Jacksol are wea'
ing ne" clothes manufactured at li''
Nenaoh FACTORY III 'o!''ah county
Two thousand letters, notices tc
creditors Of petitioners for bankrupt
~, were Il, 'l,e4 d. tf'e II. q ''N'"" i''S'
"n!"c H'''> "t'''' ''''''
The TAXA GaSefe says tliat tht
sales OF lneFchahdISe ii lls''o'illnS'
county for the past TIVE We hloii'hS,
amount to SIN hNf'ore" Thousand
"',."'N - $500, Ill.,, ...
Wafer N"'''\' N"'c"' 'I , > -, a'' ~ :
ago, Wa Ii"' ,'io'' ''' :, ~ 't =, y
nm" continued II ~ .""" W." r ~ .,,'
lihaoH"A'H' ~ nv" WV VI ~
j,"0" SoM,S. ,.,es rc,Is MS THAI
Zone little negro, the other day bit of
another Negroes ear, and rut it ii
his pocket "to take home to his ma
Two old and bpretofora hioll,
rasnnn1nI ,i+izans of Rankin onrntt.
Uarl, naar and .Iosnnh StavnnSon
are in the comfy Jail, on the charge
Of stealing horses.
Tho car!.pt-hag convention wanted
10 get rid of Gen. Gillpm, \ resoil-
to that effect was offered, but the
ScalaWags wouldn't face the music.
We learn from fine Holly Snr;,rS
Panortar thot IFS f,ianI N, ~ I
pn.s who lives in tha vir;nitr ot
lI,3I} Snrinos WAS ,mrnl.J ~ fau.
I,,.. ,i,nn 20 ,o,.. hi, ~, i,,, .'i,.,,t
inn and I.i1,;ng g., rn,;,,n doI,,a,.,Io
MA, romol Jas,o Thonn,o,
has bn4n a,rpstaI in V,clshnru sn,'
,,ootnd IN Iva tho .,,S,,.i, 81 1.or
II,nd,n,,, ITa i. s,,d to h,,,a toII
:, na.,r,, ma, fl,,t Ina w,. tia .,.s,ns,
i'm,
M, p,,;1..a1 r,.,,.,,..
has erected at Water Valley one of
the best machine shops in the South.
and they are turning ont work that
would be II credit to the similar shops
Of the Northern States.
M ,-;.t-.,,u ,r,.,J ,,I,,,..
.,.i,,. 'r t'' " "'"'os.
Nv "o| FL, hat'l ~ o F' an,," S,' Eau
'',',s' vi,'' :, J|,,,i,. W. 80" ;, -
TorntlosS .vrital homes of nuhlic
.nInud,.r
!, ,,,e,,.4,,,,4o ,a,o,. ,oouuo1
.a,; % G,i' ,'','no ,ia III 80 ;".t ,uh;,
'i X ,3'", 'ol' V" I'M ,'I % ' No. Tn,o"
t,u '' o"5 - ,h m' 1nn,ro " . ME
.' A. 81 g;l,n,. I'"mgIn ~ ,l, V ,'',r,ia'5
I,n 49,, ,,nt I.nnn,, " POI Wv"
&C. CIV
The FrciG't buiS1"Ss on the Mis-
lS-ippl Central Railroad is now lar
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
LAl EST by TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 9-SEN ATE
Senate refused, after u few para
gra ,,ls were Read, TO hear The Presi-
dents message,
Summers Georgia bill! followed.
After promising that til" Legislature
failed to comply with the require
mcutS OF the reconstruction acts, by
emitting to eXac' the repaired oath,
and did things utterly unjustitiable
and requiring the Intervention OF
Congress, the bill declares the exist
ing government provisional only,
and in all respects subject to the
paramount authority Of Congress to
abolish, modify or control the s;tme,
until the Legislature comp les with
all requirements of the rcconstruc
ton acts, and adopts the fourteenth
amendment, and subject to the fun,
damental condition that 10 change
shall he made, infringing IN the right
of suffrage OF any class OF citizens.
The bill! directs that the Governor
elect shall call the assembl" at AT,
lanta on or before April next, eNcnf-
ing, unless relieved by Congress, all
who cannot take the prescribed oath.
The Governor is also empowered to
suspend or remove from office any
municipal officers and appoint Others
instead finally. the President is or
irrch to place at the disposal OF the
Governor such portion of the army
and navy aSnay be necessary to pre-
serve life, Tropprtt~ peace and the
free expression eff ptTitlcal opinion.
HoUsE.-The hili're|leving Judge
Moses, of South Carolina, passed.
Contrary to universal custom the
HOUSE talalel the message instead OF
ret 10 the committee OF the
SA&ecotlstruction Committee re-
poMasIea jill removing the political
disabilities of some twenty persons,
most VirsinianS. including Amber
son. formerly proprietor Of the Tired
cgar Iron Works
RALEIGH, n. G., Dee. 9.--Gen. r.
B. Vance has been elected Grand
I Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge
for next year.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. G,-Nvening--
Cotton steady and unchanged.
New YORK, Dec. 8. Evening-Cot,
ton DC better; sales 1900 bales ;
Kidding Uplands 2430 25c., mostly
Poe. Other markets unchanged since
noon,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12

The venerable Jacob Barker yester-
day received his final diSchafge IN
bankruptcy from all his Liabilities,
which, according to his amended
schedule, exceed III amount half Il
million of dollars. Although due
notice had been served upon his cred
itorS, there was no opposition made
to the discharge. Mr.. Barber, al
though in his eighty-sixth year, is
still hale and hearty, and intends, we
believe, to enter again into the busy
whirl of commercial life. ". o. Pic
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12

cav have received tr m the publishers the
- star Spang I'd Banner for January. With this
number It enters upon It's seventh volume. and l.
enar ged and improved. giving nearly double the
former am 'unt Of mttter. It is q rich, rare and
racy sheet of 40 long columns and s large pages.
illustrated. and is really the cheapest paper in the
country. It's publishers present g-ati+. to every
subscriber II splendid engraving, and the price Of
all il only 10 cents Specimens can be ut this
Office. or viii he sent free by addressing Star
Spangled Banner" Ilind-laDr Nh
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
When rm"loypr furnishes his own ra,ions

" non tm"toyre furnishes ms own raj IONS
SAL % additiousl 10 the above for the year
PORTION OF THE CHoP.
LIST. The farmer furnish st ,Uk and imple-
ments, and the lberer ii ding his own ra-
lions and hHIf Of all other expenses, aud re.
ceive one hatf he crop tor his portion.
III q rr.tdnr'h crop to laborer-farmer
furnish everything,
Sd, One third crop, employee furnish his
own bread aud half his meat.
1t is further recommended that in every
instance the laborer be required to do all
kinds of labor incident to II farm, without
extra compensation aud, whenever labor
er is discharged, that be be not hired hy any
one in The nfigbborhood, unless having n
certificate of good character
We also recommend that in the event, II
Iaborer being discharged, that his empln, er
hnvea full and final settlement with him AS
early MS possible thereafter.
G, R. DupLEl,
r HICKS, Committee.
G.. ". GRAFTON,
The following resolutions were then otter
ed aud adopted
Rssoiued, That an invitation be extended
BY this meeting signed by The members
present--to all the planters of Madison com
tv, to meet in Canton, on the Al Monday "1
December, 1863, with view TO establishing
general cooperation upon some uniform
system Of hiring labor.
Be il .ftrttsr Rrsoiotd. That this meeting
form itself into m Agricultural Secretly, and
y coAmitee be appointed to draft resol"'
tons for same.
Bet further R,soircd That the Canton pa
pers he requested to publish the proceedings
of this meeting,
WI. BRECk, China,
LAwSoN ". AAGRCpEH, oce'F.
r. c. Stien Rnbt. Hicks,
]. T. Rnss, f. Stanford
James Grafton, Slm'l Magruder,
Sim Holiday, Jesse Holiday,
John Sample, Jacob Ross,
Timothy Moore, Wa. Law.
c. r Dudlav, i. Z. Pustcll,
John NJ. Henry.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
THE ASSASSINATION OF POLLARD.

TIE ASSASSIN AIlGN SF i'OLf.AHP.
We give this morning additional
particulars concerning the aSSaSsina
ton OF Rives Pollard, There is
hardly any room to doubt that ii
was thoroughly brutal and coward.
~ murder. The article in the Opln
ion was bad enough, heaven knows ;
bat nothing is so bad that it should
Justify u mans going into 4 room,
! locking the door and firing upon his
unconclous adversary from IL window.
RivcS Pollard is in his grave without
knowing who sent him there, and
desperate that he WAS, We cannot
help an expression of oar detcSthtl"n
Of The mode by which he came to
his dcath.--Lt appears that Pollard
did rot write the offensive article
~. Siic-wo,t5; ignorant of. its &, Nar.
I ance in his paper ard that Gram
gave him no warning nor demanded
any redress. He shot him down
from safe c0nCealment, like a
coward; and that he should have
been baiIed by g Richmond jury fox
any sum whatever, must be Il mys.
fiery to Justice. The Grants are
said to be very rich Pollard is Ger.
tainly very odtouS; and this is doubt.
less he milk i'll the cocoanut. Muir
der it seems to US, comes rather
cheap at this price. and, when taken
in connection with the peculiar
mcthod in this instance, it is quite
as safe as cheap. The PoIarlS may
have been, and doubtless have been,
II bad lot; bus Il thousand such hul-
lies as Rives Pollard could not testify
one such d,stArd Us James Grant
The Cincinnati Commercial SAYS
that the chivairy Of Virginia chcercd
Grant. We suspect that the Nir,
ginlanS lad very little to do with the
cheering. But Richmond is full of
carpet-baggerS who must feel a sense
of relief in PoIlard's taking off.
They expressed this feeling sincere
ly, Ne doubt not, when the huzzaed
the murderer when he was taken
from his place Of cOncealmeut.-
LOWsrille Courier.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We regret that we did not receive
the message of President johnson
until too late to he published in our
present issue. From II hasty glance
over this lengthy and able document
we find that he advocates the repeal
of the reconstruction law, the tenure
of Office law, and the act providing
for arming the militia. He recon-
mends the speedy resumption of
specie payments, and gives his views
on finances pretty much as in his
second letter to Gen. Ewing. Bnt
we will present the whole MESA re IN
our next publication, and our-readerS
VIII then see for themselves the
opinions and advice given by the
President. If all he recommends he
carried ont we will have cause of Ic-
jeicing. So mote it be.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12

THE CASE OF Mr.. DAvis.-The
disposition of the motion 10 qua>Il
the indictment against Mr.. Davis,
has been announced. The Circuit
Court was divided and it was
certified to the Supreme Court of the
United States. Chief Justice Chase
announced that the point raised by
the counsel of Mr. Davis WAS proper
~ taken but Judge Underwood
dissented. The point was. that nm
der the constitution. q man cannot
be punished tvlca Tor the same of.
fence. and Mr.. Davis WAS punished
by The adoption of tls' ltrh amend
ment fn the constitution which aftiV-
eel political disability, which is
held Ia br penalty. The supreme
Court so decided IN the ease If Ger
land. and also in the Missouri {, =
oath ra~e.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
f.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

A meeting of a,por,ion Of the citizens OF
Madison county was held at Concord Church
on the 9th ult., pursuant to adjournment
when The following committee report ~as
adopted
The committee after mature elaboration
respectfully present the following plans fol
the hiring of freedmen for the year 500:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12

Rochester was receutly throw ! in
to u sensation by an escaped lnmatic
who, with an axe IN his hand and
'lupd IN his ewes, rai,led about. de.
caring himself to I've MaXmilian's
avrnrrr He hrwed his way into
several residences IL IInpes OF finding
JuaItZ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
Hiss +: Mischim erysiAgeaey,
- AeRtcuLrtRAt IMPLEMENTS. nc.
2 = o~lilnMly MSS


me undertlgp:d rcspectfply ipfgIus, psrc hs.eTs
that he Ii rrcpar. 10 I'm orders al shvrt n,,is, nj
Ut mangtrc'A'r's p,ir,s, ttFausiIsffSti u sdstdS
Inr, Hh INSCRIPTIONS nr sipsra Ehgines zsIr ova
nno iron Working. machinery C.it.H. HAd WassJ
ShuniB AAchlnety; ur. aus Mater Wheels :
Cott"n seed Hni'eTS aad ol Mill. Rice and 'Shs
Cane Mills Fluring aud Corn Mills Atwovd's
'arvcrs, q lletts and Emery Gins, the latter with
c.ndenser, 10 gin in opss field; Brick. Shjngle.
Wa hns ntcliing aud Milling Machines; Patent
Churns and l.sHnas Gin Castinss /: klre gines
and Fire B'Tkets Stump Extnrt0fs. al The pat
ent Cnitsa Pre-se-. including Brooks ,wrought
iron Rev"lving Portable Press, ~ whirh sm sole
agentfor ua.iisDn' county. ,Al-.s. all the popular
ploys including Brlul-y Universal.
Having hren engaged In the businezs for three
years. and being IN contemporaries With mznuf.ct-
arers OF oil the faxorite .1sbof--sying msehn~s in
vogue. he aaitsrs himself with eiag sbis 20 furns
sny machinery d--iFrd. Apply IN. ~ address wit
stamp, %. D.'BUSTAhENTE. Agent.
S+pt. ., ANIL GOOdmsn. Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12

EF Miss Augusta i j. tbs, the
aHtirrresS uf IirHia. lica.l. sad -
Elma, Nas manfred "u IL, fret ss-
-,ani "a NJ. J.. VI. Wilson r-r 81
'ent Mobile and Ean'g"~"-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12

I lN.and after SuudAy,@i3,k Sept. 1858, a
-. = .- la. --. .a-..., ".
NAIL train Will lenvs.S. Orleans at 100 An.
EXPRESS =; viii lsss- y. 0rl+ans At s:4s+n.
NAIL trim, will nIrire at Cspion, NJ Gas. ~.
EXPRESS'' sill nrtivs st Canton az 500 An.
MAIZE )rAih will leave Canton Ai 1:40 an.
EXPRESS will leave Canton Al 500 IN /.
FREIGHFnaih wil'srtfrc si Canion.f4 10 rx
= 'r-s3. ''f'';wiir leave ehntUh. 10 % AN
~ ",;'rs- sr'T. y. WILLIAMS. G.h. Sups.;
4/Srpt. aa--as sYr III; srsS% rfY 81:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING &c.

THE nnlcrsig uel is now prepared t" do Al!
kind al n use Sign and ornamental Painting. to
order sud 1t the shortest notice. HIS work viii
all he Warranted. Special attention paid to Paper
H.nging )ld furniture Virni,cl, Stained
m uie look like new.
All order, lett al X rpcs store will lie promptly
attended to
y {. IL &c. u. \. hHEfFllS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Beautiful Patterns Wal! Paper,
JUSr arrived the great Isl variety ever offered
II in this market Only look at them.
CAS- ELL Il h UtHN 5.
Drr 70 l>RS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12

InnLPHO WOLFE. ESQ:
DEAR SIR:-The want of pure Wines and Iionnu
for m"dirinal pa; poses has long been felt by the
profession aud thousands of lives have been sacri
4 ed hy the use Of adulterated aiticles. DrlIium
emen., and other diseases nf the brain and nerves
10 rife in this country. are very rare in Europe
owing in great degree to the difference in the
purity of the spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles imported and
odd by yon. including your Gin. which you sell
under the name Of Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps
which we consider justly entitled to the Ugh repu.
tafiOn it has required in this country; and from
your long experience ~ a foreign Importer youi
Bottled Wires and Liquors should meet with the
same demand.
We would recommend you to appoint some Of 1lt
respectable apoihecaries IN different PARTS Of the
city agehts for the sale Of your Brandies and
Wines. where the profession ran obtain the same
when needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success in your new eute7 pIise, We
rrm1in yopr obedient servants
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. d., Professor Of Sureery
University Medical College. Neg York
J, VI. CARNOCHAN, NJ. D.. Professor Of Clinical
Surgery, SurgeOn-in-t'hief 10 the State Hospl
tai ese.. No u. East Sixieen'h street. -
LEWIS A. SAYRE. NJ. n. No. 1873 Brnaduay,
II p DEVICES. VI. a.. No. Tgl Bruailway
JOSEPH WOOSTER. N. d. No. I2e Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE. N. D.. M. 81 Blocker st.
JOHN 0'REIIY. NJ. D.. No. $50 Pparth st.
B. l. RAPHAEL. ". D.. Professor Of the Pripri.
PIES and Practice ni Surgery New York Medical
College, eIc., No. 81 Ninth street, and others.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
FINE TOILET SETS.
LAMPS AND OIL, for those in
darkness

Come and see them
Come and see ihrm
Come sn1 see them
Then you'll buy Them
Then you'll bny them !
Cation, Miss, Dec. ~, ls5S.
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jean EsrES COOKS NEW NOVEL I
r: HUNTINGTON d CO.,
+ss BROOKE st. NEW Yosx
HHss 10 press. =" be re.dy IN o ~.
MOHUN;
Or, The Last Bays OF Zee ana kls Pal.dtp.
ByJ. ErES COoK
Authw Of " Sarry NJ E.rt-s' Ne~.p

OF" surry. e which :. Holm. y 4. Z. g..
TEs TnOusASB cofIies we're slmaa imn.s,&
soF. Ne new work - till "a re Iate~--lv -.
e<ting. Printed nn hns toned pup.r. a.dy..-.
l"'nnd 10 cls,th. with upw ud us ssl nae~. a, -,
TOT u. ir"nts|plece 1--we sss~i med.lIi.a - :,
ns ~, - ana i"nr S-ans'iui Hla-issti<Sm Els
be-t siyir Ehaer book - ssaf ~ AZ 49,
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12

(Signed.) tHAS. A. SEELT. Chemist.
NEW YoRK, SO CEDAR S1REET,
November 2j, 1861;
UpoLrnO WOLFE, E-9.. Present.:
DEAR SR:-l have submitted To- chemical analy
sis two bnties of =" SrheiAan Schn,prs.; which I
'ook frnm fresh package IN your bonded ware
h"uSe and find as before that the spriiunuS liquor
- ~ ~.
That it has the mail of being aged aud no, recent
ly prepared by mechanical atuiixipce Ut a,c,,hol
and aronitcs. Respectfully, 1ss'f,
Fred. =. M9YER, Chemist.
Nav York, TUESDAY MAY |,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-12-12
The proprietor also offers for sale
Rafflrd Wimc- amd Ia.

Bottled Wia~- aad EFsruurr
imported and bottled by himself, eIpressiy
for medicinal use. Each bottle has his GER
iihrate OF is purity.
Nov, 2I-Su.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
Dr.. Boyce's Sarsaparilla !

whyf Bensase i rsrswnas AZ 4 Ages 80 :
u enreN psmfxYsAa. JkNn4i4et Liver 1anplAink
Eaek Head Achs faf4ass Use BLOOD. hsgutatee tbs
Eswe4s Cures EryNpelAs, sevufaik Aad sgfshslite
Diseases d j. suss th* aeeiAesns fqg this sesenn
q ~ FeAr Tfs IA SD ~ al dekleFe ia nseii-
easa. Trs ~ FRANCIS FENN A co,
fFogssstafw kuisanA Va
wkssr.sts kn4 retail 8skisfs EwugA. Mesi5ea@ee.
chaAaiekAa. I9ss Ataaa, fAary Arsseiess Ax. Ae3-
- hnlaAaE NsHass STREET
Esax wAai ~ katsaBS Hxralt ssys 81
A sss.sH Nrssxd azscEES ~ keFnt't s4srttss La
sssclAfr8 - tFA@ris keaH Ca u his Fi&cfs
sssAs asiaK wsst iAEs ashe Aaa ElstAx naeA - ~
tsaiaea ~ esaEFytsss esss AaAs i ~ yEssi.
ae4 haaa& lssFHsx SstsF4y ~ sS3aS ~ArA mss5 pte
- saas - shls neHsaz. ~ ttE sye2sM HHa
gears aesns ne ciasaass iasaeAf y afzrpsAsS aet
ssusssssS Ms ksss Fs~saeaEay tsszNE hs ssshass =
As ssfwpaFsiiA, ans eas@aa2sf Aeop@@sn4 4 = a.
Fsakzss-f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13

III nAn MANHO0D--NoihiBg 30 important
DAlOVDs Send two stamps fof sealed u pages
thr whole suhleot DF WnIrrlGA, confidential physl-
eiAh, aE Charles e., kt, Louis, Mo-. stands pre- cunt
nenily above al others In bis speciality No matter
Who failed, stAts your Patients treated by mail
Ia every state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
ALLEYS NEN sehk OK
AMERICAN CATTLE I

rHmH HwTvEY BNExniss ssASAGKsKNT
~ less kass. Psusa + ssAs AgfscT s,saissy.
1argsFks sfketisas so ~ FleiAAst tfsAiAss y -
kstrss tas1das Ara sf4iy - lAr tsh3eei. i 4 ~
aAraaHsK8 q 80 - NkFrts. Affff tntn : y
fass~ 4 80 sasaM opt tAig NeqK4" Vssf - fsgcs
mseafaaa4. Frses - = Wei se2aA
AGENTS WAETEn
Ts 80 AaIass AspNagts CtsnAe - ever tewsshlf
"a ths aites sta4Ft sens ~ ftFruisi spf trfflggY
TkfxTuK nEgss FHegisAsff. 81 bfnAasAf. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
TEETH, TEETH.

The Greatest dbl dnoe Stsp ever taken ~
the Dental Art
VAR N T. FOLSOM, Of Boston, Mass, has dis-
~ covered new method ~ 40 constructing the
plate which the teeth are set that they will not
start or drop while eating or spehklng, Mother
will any particles 81 food GET under the plate, no
matter what the condition Of the mouth II, which
is not true Of any method hitherto used. Thsao
plates cannot be displaced by any motion ~ tho
bps or tongue IhaVe obtained the exclusive night
TO make and cell thesc improved plates, and am
now prepared to insert tho same without oftrs
charge. All 10 want 81 artificial toeth IRE respeot'
fully invited 70 give mo cali
A. NJ JOHNSON, Dentist
Manchester, Vermont
N. b This method is recommended by al lhs
leading Dentists IN New England.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK
1896 and 1893 Canal st.
N Bw YORK CITY
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. M. 10 SPIN

ySLv i, 1865, Total .sssets, sS,i73,9Is 9s
Six per cent. interess paid gums u IS to 5000
ACCOUNTS oPrxED 1880.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-13
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