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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

@Ble ssed are those publishers
who publish their papers every day
in the week, albeit they may violate
the Sabbath day, as some religion
lists hold; but there are various Opin-
ions on that subject, and we avail
ourself of the doubt as to whether
the particular day observed by us is
the Sabbath, when we utter the
above aspiration-.' Blessed are the
publishers who publish every day
in the week" Were it not for these
entcrprising members of the press
gang" there would be one day in
the week, (to-wit: Tuesday, when
we would receive no daily paper ut
al. and then we would not know
evidence the wind blew or whittier
it cOmeth," whether our prospects
were thus or otherwise, or who were
going to and fro up and down in the
earth. or whether the last word from
headquarters was this or that. The
daily paper is the Archimedean lever
that moves the world, dispenses hG-
meopathic doses OF intelligence to a
gaping and cOmOrant public tn: t.,
like the hOrseleech, cries, ''Give !!
give - and will not dozen at any
! body's bidding, whether he be priest
or prelate, prince, pOtentate or pres
ident.
The daily paper-the paper that
is printed every day-is wha. the age
of progress demands, and will have.
Were it not for this demand, and the
enterprise that is ready to supply it,
we would not this Tuesday morn
ing have a single daily paper to
scan over for the items-nothing
fresh and inspiriting from the bright
pages of the newly printed sheet,
to furnish pabulum for the inquir-
ing mind, or dispense the news OF
the day, and give us the every life
and spirit of the times" That NOR
atty and Puritanism that would
enact Sunday laws, prevent the run
ming of railroad trains and stop the
printing press on the Sabbath, and
thus prevent travel and the disSem-
nation of intelligence for one day
in the week, may have done well
enough in the days of John Bunyan
and Lorenzo Dow, but is too old
fogyish for this age of steam, and
telegraphs, and cables. Our daily
newspaper has become as common
as our daily bread,' and one is
about as necessary-tO the mental
man, at least-as the other. Hence.
we hail with great pleasure every
Tuesday morning our Mondays daily
papers-The Appeal, The a ualanche,
The Ledger. &c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30
THE HANDsBORo DEMocRA,

The HANDsBORo DEMOCRAT
This paper has reappeared, new all
over, and looking brighter and neat
sr than ever. We congratulate our
friend Mayors upon getting SO soon
underway again, and nope his losses
by fire may be made up to him by
increased subscription aud advertis-
ing. The citizens OF the Sea-shore
district should give the Democrat a
liberal support.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30
~ On Thursday a fine Ne

~ On Thursday fine New
fOun,lland dog walked into the
schOOl-hOuse Oh Poplar street, Bos-
ton, entered one of the dressing
rooms OF the pupils, took down the
cap and coat OF his young master,
and then gave an inGuiring look at
the children, among whom he failed
to see the owner of the cap and coat.
Walking into another schooI-IOOm
on the same floor, he found the oh
ject of his search, aud went up and
affect ionat-ly kIs sed him. This is
true story, says the Boston Her
AID,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

AN act to amend Il e Revised Code.
in relation to common carriers, etc,
proposing to give equal and undis-
terminating rights TO all persons and
classes il travelling and at places of
amusement came up. The bin is
strongly drawn, and provides that
the Circnit Courts shall have origi
nal jurisdiction in all eases coming
under til" provisions of this act. and
that heavy fines shall ne imposed
upon any District Attorney refusing
or nrslrcting TO prosecute any cas-.
coming within his attention. Up n
coming to II vote, Mr.. Millsaps de-
sired to he excused. The chair
ruled that after the yeas and nays
had been ordered, aud the first name
called, the Senator could not b- eX
cIiSed. which was sustained. The
Senator voted no, aud the bill
passed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30
AN ACT to amend Section 2446 of
the Revised Code, relating to De-

A N ACT to amend Section 2446 OF
the Revised Code, relating to De-
pOSits by Insurance Companies.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of MiSsiS
sippi, That Section 2446 of the re-
visrd Code be amended as follows:
After the words "engaged in doing
business in this State,'' insert tex
crpt such companies As by the pro
visions of their charter require the
net present value of policies. issued
by them to citizens of this State, to
be invested in this State npon real
estate securities" (>uch companies
claiming the benefits of this act be-
ing required to deposit with the
State Treasurer a sworn statement
of the sums of money SD invested.
and the kind and character of said
securities, which said securities
shall at all times be and remain Ii
able for the satisfaction of any
Judgment or decree recovered
against such Company on any poiry
of insurance which shall remain un-
satisfied.
SECTION 2. Be it further enacted,
That ,iS act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Approved February 9, 1872.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30
10 The Voters Of The
City Of Canton.

IN accordance with the provisions
OF the 9TH section of the charter
OF the city OF Can on, notice is here
by given that All election will be-
held at the May or's office in said
city, on the
First Tuesday in April, 1872,
for the election of a Treasurer and
six Aldermen of said city of Canton.
Said election to take place between
the hours OF Z o'clock, A. NJ. and 6
o'clock p NJ, of the day appointed.
,, Witness my hand and seal
th"j of office this March, 22nd,
GEORGE HARVEY,
Mayor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

ryan act has passed both houses
and been approved by the Governor,
altering Sec, $40 of the revised Code,
80 as to empower the Clerks of the
Chancery Courts to approve the
Bonds of all District or beat officers
of their respective counties, instead
supervisors.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

u Logamsport, Indiana, has a
new style of gas meter. which regis
tprs the amount of the hill in dol
lars and cents, instead Of the num-
bsy of feet consumed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

II A Boston physician says he
has IL patient in charge. married ut
fourteen, who, at thIrt, seven, had
been the mother of twenty five liv-
ing children, and never more than
one child at u birth.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

EE Tire protector OF Il new paper
at Atlanta, GA, having declared
that he will s'cOn,lrmn the wrong
and applaud the right" the Era
says, the task will keep him about
as busy as ii sch"Olboy with hor-
net in his trousers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

E The Democrat c Central Com
mittre OF Indiana has concluded to
hold a Stale convention for the
numi nation of State officers, Pre>I-
Dental electors and delegates at
large 10 the National Convention,
on the 18th OF June.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30
Rooms 10 Rent.

NEvERAL ROOMS snitahl~ for first
- class business offices, or seei ing apart
meuts, are offered for rent by the month
II wear. These rooms are on tho second
floor of our building. Apply to
CASSELL 4 BAUG6N.
ssft
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

EE Hon. Geo. 5. Gnlladay, of
Memphis. but formerly State Sena
tor from YalObusiia county. Miss,
died last week.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

re- One of thu. Columbus (Ga.)
factories has just made it's fourth
annual report, showing u profit last
year Of e204, 900.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30
Attachment Notice.

John c. Cameron Before j. W ": Jsnt a,s
Roman johnson. 1872.
To Roman johnson, defendant
You nre hereby cited to appear before
l. Justices Court TO be holden BY tho
undersigned. Justice of the Peace for said
St-t- aud county, at Madison Station. on
the Is day of April. 1872, to answer an
attachment suit against you as an ahscond-
ing debtor, by John G.. Cameron. for the
sum of fifteen dollars, pending before said
Justice, or Judgment by default will be
rendered against you that day.
Witness my hand and seal this 9Th day Of
March, 1872.
W. JENKINS. up.
March, is, 1872 d.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30
NOTICE.

Office Of the Ne'o Orleans, Jackson T
Great Northern X, r. Company.
INV ORLeANs. LA.,l
March, 20, 1872. I
Public notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting of the Stockholders OF this
Company will be held at their Office, on Camp
Street, opposite Lafayette Square, on
Monday. April g. 1877,
in conformity with the charter.
X. S. CHARLES. Secretary.
march 23-td.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-03-30

gJNHlS is House of twenty one yea sta ding
i and for a Central Business Location has no
equal Theatres AMI places OF Amusement. rail
d and telegraph off e. and the T-xae II .ilroad
Office only one squ ere from the Hotel. am
prepared u take guests for the season, an fuTn
ish them with Room. with or without Board.
The street cars PISS by tho Hotel. to and from
me Jsceuca RAilread O>a,os. (Fse. tYE
The sun., 1872-03-27
rHE RE.iL BsTArH m1RkET.

The attendance at the Exchange Salosroon
,cst.i ilay was large and The bi1dnc lively. Muller,
wilkins 4 Go. sold the house end lot 2ni Washington
street near Murray, lot .1v6i0 to- NiaH iidsod for
sqfIln Tire hrc,story brick house and lot % Fourth
ftrc,t southcrst of Wooster, sold to j.
navarro f,r ug,o The brick houses aud lots 9i2 2id,
d2G 18th street, wcst Of second pyenue, struck
oqtoRES ith for 500 each. Tho hopecs and lots
M 1.6 ami g. adjoining Knocked down 10 =, y.
vaitck Tor eg(0U. MIR. Francis Tones purchased lht
housc ana lat a East 1hiuccuh nrnct 'ht oi
si6r rek houess and lot. ~ and 2Bi West Thirty ninth
strf;t e1et of TIC Eighth avenue, were bought ~ IS.
III sack for MIR. Alfred Iiruukes purchased th'
houc and lot gl West Thirty fourth street Tor slH
The tyo.story brick house and lot Gl West Fourth
street wcrs taken by 1hOinlr lac for xl9J; uud tc
bck house aud lot 25 Wooscrertct were struck on Ia
Judge McCurc sold two lots on the ,-outh eide of
Fifty.siNth street, lij feet w 81 thc Nhth avenue,
NAL each to 4 u jackson for filtn.
Jawcs NJ Miller sold to a III Morrison ono lot ON tho
north side of seycrtvuinth street. G5 feet west Of
second avenue, for sl,0H a., --. 20. -,
William Kennedy disposed ot thc property 6l irving
place to Theodore uaNrmeycr for fbuO.
There was also sold at the Exchange The brown stone
front nnd LOT on the south side OF 6ih street 800 feet
east of the Fourth avenue, TO ~ ~ Nhlphhn Ior NtN
me adjoining property, same size, wac sold for t6o
hric bndins and lots g1 aud 9ig water street TO VIM.
Neison for fl0O. brick hud'ug aud lot lNi West
Tenth street 10 Thomas Duny for YlRfQ
The tenement house ~ south fiuh street, brooklyn,
was bougbt by Robert Johnson for fGlsn
Nan DykcE Hotel on Catharine slip, New York, was
Lrockcd down fOr siO,pn. ,. -, , r,., ,
lots. and ludlow 4 CO. withdrew TIER sale OF tic III
drlGgp street property On a uid OF f9".<p
H. steven, on q Son sold at private sale yesterday
the house and lot 3l BnwcrN lot E2iNlW tctt also
sg and s9i Third avenue lots %NlW Tor ksoIW
The sun., 1872-03-27
rur FicrS FRoM cCBL
Fh' severe engagements which the ''p1ni- III
Newspapers do not Describe.

fh' severe engagements which the spanish
Newspapers do not Describe.
Corr, ponIcucr % The sun.
IIANANA. March 1.-THE newspapers of
this city report several very severe engagements
with the insurgents lately In lIolEuin and other
eastern Jurisdictions, but the fact that no dc
Tails of any one Of these reported actipn- nr.
furnished, proves that the Spaniards have no
Victories to proclaim.
Very considerable alarm rclgns here In high
quarter on the subject Of Carlos Garcia who Is
known to have landed, and whom nobody Is able
10 lud, although the volunteers ~ all the Nuelta
Ahaiu are supposed to be looking for hint
A landing Of armg and ammunition for the
patriots is known To- have been effected near
NunIHnillo. From the same quarter ! learn ON
m" very best authority ~ friend who has ~ccU
tht official dcrnat hl, that the PATRIOTS under
vi cntp Garcia captured. a. "a place called la
Enss hadita. hetween Guinmaro aud In Tunn4.
"A S.ani-h IA CONVOY, CONSISTING of rluff zen WAGON.
laden win arms. ammunition, clothing. and
provisions. A tho rOuNON was guarded by @ut
Spanish soldiers, and as The official account uf
It's capture -tatc- that only one man Of the cs-
cQgt w.- Killed. it Is suspected here aud openly
discus,vd that ihc SURRENDER 9f the convoy by
the Spanish oncerwas In accordance with "A ire-
arranged understandings with the tuhan7. Al
though thl matter iS in eVvrybudys mouth,
cannot fnd one paper Nui,h refers 10 1t ever so
Tlr village Of Sso-arriba in the district ~
SAN ialO, We lately captured, sacked. and
burned los tie Insurgents. IL was guarded by "A
fort. which Wa- likewise captured ANA its guri-
Tho youns medical students are aiin kept at
them a~ are able to -tuud ON their feet. Some
hftccn are in the hospital. Nery great efforts
h'ft nee" n,,H. u" Ir,'.u'' 'n'', Irlva9v' 9hu %l /
l.Jiiy hll, 'C dii'dr' ga WunII hdNe hCl lhtH
NJ liberty before h.s departure hut for his fears
~ ihr Volunf'rS. Two indrel-' h0mun
hcu,rI Colonel of the Firth Volunteers, and
boniiuriu JiAcucZ, "a wealthy ultra, have im-
nurlJi1rd thcW,cly't hr their persistent oppp-
~iuon 10 amy modification Of tho -ent,uccs oi
b. M
The sun., 1872-03-27

TUESDAY. Mach 20.-FLOrR AND MEAL.-
are grhe5ay hgr & tpf moHT , hna ~ asb wogs
demand from he west indies and south knerlcs has
ssS% Ha % SE h'G Ss
genSra snd prices barely malntsned & except dgt "a
To-day the market wes dull. Foreign adyces were un.
nrin; desirable grades were scarce and holders
not disposed 20 ,concede for the purpose Of
haid higher lye ggur and corn meal With with
w so nSS ,, ii1.a5t , zTs sS SosS &c.
srn sprng ehtras ielt 90 double eNtras s'.s g
stio25i city shipping extras, tiloat7;s southern
bakers, and family ,ragdf ,'Sti so southern % ship
ms Western, SC, ssSno ts.s randy ywinc &c, 1856
fIovtnoNs-Thc market has been fairly active for
Tnr a ane erS s f pm % d 1 "H r. f 'is a define @ IL
somc particulars more money has been obtained. To.
prodncts, leading to considerable activity New mess
PHT nG a S .' Il. for Rpf s Tor Nov and .s Tor
Jqy. In other descriptions little done Bc,f Of all
fairly active T :; sales 80 boxes AZ 5Sc iot. short m
Wce,c- an mo sIo, Cui meat .tesb 20 tcs iiSi
picked hams sold At ac. Lard active transactions az
81 5c. Tor Aprii, and eSc. for June. but INCLUDING
,ome No. ! ciy and wcstern at "sac, Dressed
M ,? ..ew , Ige s ob PT,S nc,. @e' ,s
dIa msss, ts Ss9i hssf hams, 5b ssss,S Gans
lard steam rendered. gc; lard, kettle rendered, 9'ic.
letn prime ,cl 80 na'"n ulu !i.nu, W., e'",
smoked hams. iHa Re: smOked shoulders 64nGh c.
.moked clear rib ~ lc dressed hogs, city, aEU64c
GorroS-Mc have had very dun market on the spot
and prices somewhat nominal hut for some days IN,
demand for future delivery has been active and prices
advancing The receipts AT the pOrts thus fat thi
season have hcen 26i bales against 9261i9 bales o
the corresponding period lsst year. To-day l!Ncfno9
was dull and Manchester udviccs les favorable Will,
rec, lute ~ the ports can bales hut there
was an improved demand for cotton ON the spot. an,
prices have improved Zee. sales 2Eh bales. OF WlOi
er for export w for consumption irl for speculation
and GO IN transit Forward d'ii,er's In fair Request q
rr. advance; sales 1850 bales closing. by official re-
port Of y, -. for March and April q isc: for MAY
l1tfr. for June snd july. E .c. Tor Nugust, aN. ~
Ortoh,r and igc. for November and December. ",
The sun., 1872-03-27

GruS-During the past week wheat and corn al.
qneniiy lost oats hav, been doing hitter Tut rye and
wheat fairly active. part spec nstlon s.s 5000
bush %, N5o i3r No. 1hl.as" ~ store sl.M for
rcnnsyiysnia winter in store; aud $50 Tor choice
T'' ycd aud Amber snai sa9f .s and com q;
mon 10 good White. tiGSa ki.5n Rye nun but
D Cc. Tor state and Western. snd 20 s5for Canadl
Eat and M'Si. ,oat, actNr snd hri, e. 'lrs ~.
including Iarccs IN the track and ahoat S'c Tor
lc. lower and but moderately active; salr- a,.nl hush
at ~ asc. Tor prime %, western miAtd.ahd 'l f" &c.
forrioS fRtir-- Itcrc r,. h,en a fair demand at
nrm prices late 'ale. iaciad l,'T r'ins At e ~
trl. .flinY f3i5; Valencia, uh, Iurk-h pruncs '7'F
g 'i i,ica aiuord, i5tc: isnon. Al ,7ss Il ior Pal
artr.ti go h.d s%9trc.to g a' nsStna egnges Of
as. Si S i i far .ne.f hcfoT p.
and cotrc hut seems to daprc.- the Whole trade In
Me dccne. Io.1ay conec vas Dfn! hii quiet ,1 Ls;r
Costa pea so'd at e ~ .o'a and ~ qu9tca - 5.
Volisscs qcnrr,y duii. but icd ririy .lcs of b"
ilc ticc steady aud in air i'uiud but biycrs did not
t.rn "ut n~irs 20 ihr siurt -acs tmal lnis tar1ln
r.l.tat .c. slurs-law on rcd t. ian 'Ntrnt ~
'.a1d r., ming M s. &C.. .aj5, Of - Ind. At l 'Ac
r, IS III O1, 5, '''" ~ FOR vi, G9' al l'e
luIrtg- lh, market 'ur -tatp grades contlure- to
trausscii 'ns Is not large The .tock OF ao'd To pruc
rrndual, DIMINISHING "ui inost dealer. seem tv think
ARRIVING nihtr more irrcy. aud choice lots meet y
read, ,alc. but tierr conidcrhe quantity ofuNc!
ot At. low Prc'~.. Fresh Western i- .raTrc
aur' ihous6 steady Prime rons ~! eagerly taken on
steady but les. r., aiily ". un stale de arkins
choice fresh ;ia 'c du. Old fair t' good s &c; DO
70 S.c. do Grdiniry l,- Doc DO ..,l made ~ s6c +:
. H. .r o..
The sun., 1872-03-27
BANKIN0 AVN r!HANCIAL.
nANK1Nc HOUSE or HENRY cLrws 4 90

BANKING HOUSE OF HENNY tLEWS VU0
81 WALL sr, NEw NosE.
Circular Notes aud Icttcrs of Credit Tor Travellers
alao Commercial credits issuod. available throughout
the world
rnlq " Exchange or the Imperial Bank of London
National rank of Scotland, Provincial Bank OF Ireland
and all thuir branches.
TccRraphic Transfers OF money on Europe, san
Francisco, and Tho West lulio-
Deposit accounts received la either Currency or Coin
subject TO check at sight which pass through the clear
ing House II drawn upon any city bank interest az
lowed on all daily balances Cerdcates of Deposit r.
sued bearing interest current Notes and Drafts
collected.
state, city, snd railroad Loans negotiated
CLEWs, IIARICHT & CO.,
u Old broad ~. london.
The sun., 1872-03-27

foot military secretary to II. II the NiEaine Govern.
meut.
DE LA sIZEvANNE- CONNE.-,At Notre Dame de
Iorette February e. lie COnc de Ia ~l1ovonnc, huctu
srnatcur to Mary, widow Of Mr.. T. O. Come, late Of
Haywood Lodge, Pcmhr0keshrn.
IffIIS-f -fAsTINGs.-At Framingham, March 10, by
the Rev H. a. Eastman. r, John Hills of lir'pkyr 10
Anna d.. daughter of the late col VIM. Ha-tings, of
tramingham.
ROW "a -McKINNEt.T.-At II. u. N = COIsulaic,
RIO de- J2uciro. January "a. W Y. Rowland, ~ New
York, g. Isabella NJ, daughter Of A. Mckinnc OF Rio
dc Janciru.
The sun., 1872-03-27

NiW YORK, Tuesday. March eG.-Wth uo fresh
prrtffe thcrr tutf 100 btcNt~. anu uri'.- re-
main ,t The clo-' yesterday when poorest to hest
uafiNr stc fnd oxen selling at n ir p. not
30 VS. uud tlyr knr ttu, AZ ln . and fat bulls Ut
70 lee. b ~. nst Wclehf.
Thrr' r. or 30, -a,cp. arrived ald were sold at uu
changed price u quiet mari et, 10. 'udus car load
uf Gals Oulu-. 40 rF. average. al &c =
iwtuty.luur ears, ur 2.,A' hogs, Ntr" received, IN
Udirs ear Tor thr market alive and sold nt BE-. o.
ttilHti. CTS -uId at c. auu Western Wtr, nuIn
,laIlN quoted al . SOS
The sun., 1872-03-27

Arrived TUESDAY,, March ca
Steamship Montgomery, savannah. nilsr. sud pass.
~tr.I-lu Spain. Liverpool. tndaH. alII r.f-
siNuFlp America, Bremen, Inds' 1u7 p,...
ship Webster. London, Wdse.
Shin Early Morn, Hong Kong. ndsr.
Slip Am. rioIu tDncre-s London, tl.. t.
BARK Jane Adtlinc, li0yaul. susgr.
BarA Glide, zanzibar. mdAr.
Bark Queen, IAlA, sugar
Btrk lsllpsIiure, Trieste, Wa-t.
Bar, ltHsuut". Ncssiul, fruit
Rr'F Nigilautc. Santos. cutie.
Hri. Harry NJ srlui, fruii.
Rrg pnsrNHy, tipuflCgu4, -u"Hl
Hr. Foam. Palermo. frlif.
EIII Joshua Ming. 'lIfluS1H.
Brir Racer, Palermo. fruit
N.iIr Annie Gardner. urWerlrl. su".
H.r lin Iwund. turdtuIa. sugar.
N"tr trudcr. NgfHu7H-, sugar
Also. .h' usual river lnI coH-tuI." ....
sttLIr- -trau,h. .ps irgu, f.r SalH .Iau tt..l .u
ugrtt .uu. Isaac sen aud Nm. g. tI. dD l4rl t..
The sun., 1872-03-27

My -on contracted the bronchitis, and soon he
came - 81. he h.d to take g. his bed Ntor urins
ease and W.. e., ieuy better but strong lever com
irg un subsequently. h~ tnt tltr and uIN-tf became
Nus ous aud sent FOR family doctor. lr told ie
ENp'ctorlut might Civ him r lief. hut would not cure
HIM he gave some Wcdicu" nf his prescTiln
ing lle rppdly became 80 much worse under thc treat
mrut thpt all feared he Would die, and last
determined to give the ExpCctorant another trial
To great 10y after taking two bottles of this rene
dy Vtl the sentative Pulls they required hc was
soon entirely cured have since cured troublesome
~ Group with the EXnrrtprnn and know of IT, be-
iug used t beneficial resus In other cases Of hron
clli disorders. can safely ,ay Il IL most excellent
medicine FOR tho throat and luugS.-JplH HCTCf u
" f4|r. ., CdyTOU Co.,, If.-.fdr.
The sun., 1872-03-27

HAttNG. In Hartford March 9, by tutg. t,oome
EllSn j. Ia ihg Of Marlborough from David u. liang
Cause. dtsertiDn. Married November ~, leos.
The sun., 1872-03-27
v'E's NANDRARE PILLS.

lu,s....yr. ->iru corSY, N.J,F,e. u, is1..
D..J ~ et..s. ...nf e,. ... 'H aad 4,ot fr,
I.DDeti..
M &, @ II d nS, %1S % Ia S45'f iys 6iSy ny df Ss'
n' ~. cf,ar, of .cl.Hr. fuhr,nlc syrup Sea Weed
consumption /. n..H hereditary with my family
most of its mo-. ihers h.''t fct y ~ ct carly aFci
Ny mother atl t.! .ro'l'r died at thc age Of 30,
oic lr'. .lcr at g, Fni ny .'-t.rat o., ..,
plant. winch rapidly dg'.oprd inio Pulmonary Con
,umprgn. conpc'ld io relinIu-h my employ
coa.ul,cd -snfulana eminent p'yslclans and tricl
~ ~ y, y, iicrd fr,n i' fSur NJ NJ m KID MAJ not
able tu do anything without assistance.
Hy Nhat nov loos upon Irovidental interpo.
under S lGGSg youT 5 H 10 ar& and G horoSsS 1S
MAS ny rcc1y'ty iai u s,emet "a. Woujh some super
At ANY i,n aF,,ni @ ol r G,,sh ~ p9nnds am e.
lending 10 my business, h.ddin- tir 70 I've to good
I'M thankful 20 you hc,o-d expression for having
placed me- in position Wherein ana hcH'nt Instead
Your Mandrake iilis are the only medicine ever use
now. think they ART the g,st tn ihc world 80,
yerif, an ,hat haze written aGl ny nora,Hn any
Of ny fellow ~,clttens may de.rr Sili be freely and
s'''' ''' Yours, -" &e ''' JOIN c. HEWITT
r., WEST, Fla. Feb. 70, isil.
D.hRAtr,', northeast corner sA ana .b,i 'a,
Ties ga W,el ion'c ADJ teti,e bottles lulnonc
A66tr madI, ,a. a-c of such value that cannot ne
N,W..t hun iu ny ,d and Joe tact no family
IGa's lIytn th,na far test and openly declare them
Wa. wHlTFuU E-T
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Rr.rs ryo s,s' lake r'sa,ure in awarding 70 yen
The sun., 1872-03-27
rIN.NCI.iL tND COHMERCItL.

Furniture. carpets. and bedding. An immense
stock and Row prices G b. 4. 'uwprrthwatfs ~ chat
ham v. MeeAy and munthy payments tah w "a
The sun., 1872-03-27

Money deposited In the Mutual Bcucnt saw
ir~s BANK lSun hulding opposite city ham viii draw
per cent Interest commencing on III hr.t "f every
month. 'r.