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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
AS INcInENE on mARyEsr.-Onc

AN INCIDENT or HARvEsT-One
aaylast week, Judge Baber, while at
the residence of Martin Luper, Esq,
incidentally remarked that he was In
want Of more harvest hands. Mrs.
Lupcr, who was present antf heard the
remark, at once rrolfered her services
to drive the reaper, which, by the
way, Is one Of the Wool Combined
Keepers and Mowers, recently pur-
chased by the Judge of W. 5. Newbury,
Esq, of this city, agent of {. B.
Conlstock 4 Co. The Judge remark
ed, "all right" not having the lemot-
est idea at the time. tint Mrs. Luper
meant just what she said. The fol-
lowing mornig, however, to the
Judges great surprise, bright and ear
ly, Mrs. Lupcr made her appearance,
and after selecting the best team in
the Judges stables, and seeing them
properly harne sse'l and "hitclletl'' to
tile Walter \. Wood $clf-raking reap
er, mounted and proceeded with the
business of cutting the wheat. For
two days Mrs. Luper managed tllat
team and reaper, in wheat estimated
to yield flry bushels to the acre, with
such skill rs to obtain tie unanimous
expires ion from all who have been over
the fields, that it is really the clea,cst
an smOotllest job Of harvesting exc
ctltcd during the present season in Al
bany Prairie. Mrs. I.uper took entire
charge Of the Reaper during the two
days, oiled it. etc. and when asked hy
her husband, Martin LulRr, Esq. why
She couldn't drive his Reaper during
the harvest, remarked that she could
and would, il he would purchase one
of the same kind of macllines-tle
Walter A. Wood Selt-l7lking Reaper.
In this connection we remark that
Judge Baber and Mr.. Luper. two of
the leading and most successful farm
erS in Linn county, are both highly
pleased with the manner in which the
Wood machine does its work. andpro-
nounce it the best machine now offer
ell to the public. G. B. Constock &
Co. are the sole agents for the sale of
this Reaper in Oregon and Washing
ton Territory.
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DIR. VAN Den BERsilE-S
AnfRlliblc Worm syrup,

Its value in removing inas-,s of ciudi:ics
rom he stomach and bowels of children,
even where worms do no: exist, cannot ~
too highly estimatel.
Fever and Asuc. Persons bDcsmii,g de-
biliate.i by 4 lic presence Of worms in The
stomach or bowels, are more liable to have
Il protlacteI course of chils and fever.
The worm remedies have &c, known to
cnrc when all other remedies il .ve tai.cl,
especially in children.
For sale by \. Carotbers & Co, Wholesale
AMI retail druggists, Allany. th. Price
One Dollar par bottle. v4n3Jm6
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WAkE Ur.-Tlle matter Of the con.

water from the S;intlam river to this
city, for manufacturing and other pur-
poses, has been canrassed ~ e-tan-
Hlssed until every citizen is thorough
ly convcrant with all the pros and
cons connected Herewith. While
there can be fuaind no mau in the com.
mulity Nfe l. not convinced Of the
Importance to the growth and prosper
ity of this city of the success of the I'm
proyeMeiit-ef the successful transfer
of the waters of the Santiam to this
city, by means Of a canal or ditch--al
the same time it is also apparent tlmt
our people are lacking in the energy
and enterprise Necessary to the sue
ccsSfal carrying through of the enter
prise. We mean by this assertion that
the moneycd men--and it will take
money to build a canal twelve or fif-
teen miles in length, with its locks,
gates, etr.--io not take hold of the
matter with the necessary spirit -in
short, do not come down with the
''kale seed" in sufficient quantities to
put the matter to a successful issue.
There has been too much apathy and
wait of appreciation IN a matter thar
is really OF 20 much intrinsic worth. in
fact, Of such absolute necessity to the
prosperity of our city. On divers AMI
several occasions subscriptions have
been circulated. meetings have been
called, speeches made. and in one in
stance at least, an assessment levied,
and 4 surveyor employed to run 4 line
for the proposed ditch. Mr.. Untlnnk.
We believe, not only made thorough
survey Of the proposed line or route of
the canal, but drew up a protile-nmp,
said map being now in the possession
of Luther ElkillS, Esq. All the efforts
heretofore, from want OF Il proper I'M
dcrstantlIng, unity Of purpose. or some
other cause, in the direction of the
canal, have signally tailed. Some
weeks since Mr.. Elkins determined to
make one more effort to arouse our
people to the importance of the enter
prise. After much labor he has sue
cee,led in obtaining something over
half the amount Of capital needed,
subscribed, and now proposes to call
the subscribers of said stock together.
organize a company, securing immctli-
ately to the company so organized the
right of way for ditch, levy an as
sessment upon the capital subscribed
and push the work to a successful com
pletion. We are in hopes now that
when this matter once takes definite
shape, our people will not be found
backward in aiding it. Tie amour;
necessary to complete the improvement |
Is notbeyond the means of our citizens. |
and should all he subscribed right
here. Citizens Of Albany, wake up to
the interests involved. Don't let this
matter 60 by default, but attend the
meeting called for Saturday afternoon.
August 3lst, organize Il company.
AXE up the remaining stock. and put
he enterprise through. The simple
that Il company las
'ecn legally organized and all the stock
'Ibscrihcd. for building the Santilm
anal, will have an immediate and I'M
'rccetlented effect upon real values in
his city; it would stimulate the
,rowth and material welfare of the
;ity more than any other enterprise
'vcr has, since the first settlement of
Albany Prairie.
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Oregon Wooden Ware Man'fg. Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BUCKETS, TUBS, PALS,
AND
w OOde NV are
Works NJ Oregon CITY, Oregon.
TIEE OREx;ON WOODEy wARK

TTN2EE ORE&OS WOODEN WARH
l. Manufacturing Company, having r,.
ccntly completed their Works ut Oregon
city wit the most approved machinery,
embracing The newest patterns and latest
patents, imported at great cost from Mr.
S,chuscttS, The ESTABLISHMENT, In all
its appointments, viii compare iavOrably
with any other IN the Tinted States.
The Company ART prepared to fil all or
dcrs for CEDAR. MAPLE and ASH BUCK
ETS. TUBS, RFTTER FIRKISS, Sal. MON
KITS, WASRLA)ARIlS, shuttle BObbins.
lIrDOlIl lmnaLIes, &c., SC.
Particular attention L. called 10 our ASlR
PAIl.Sa and BUTTER FlRkINS IAN art leila
inr superior 10 any heretofore in marker.
~ causing no unpleasant taste or smell to
the contents.
frota our superior facilities we are cn.
abled 10 supply the trl IL on the most nj
vantageouS terms, and by prompt nttcn-
tion and excellent workmanship willnlcris
success In our line.
Dealers are requested to examine 0a,Ie
karcs before purchasing elsew here.
&c .Sddress aD communications 10
J. ID. BTE.ES, Agcat,
Portland, Oregon.
NOTICE. Any Buckets or Tubs manu-
factured by uS-which do not givecOmplets
satisfaction, II returned, will be replaced
by new Ones, without charge fpr freight.
5O-l-3m j. ID. BILES, Agent.
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FIGS. We secured on Wednesday.
ariIe fig. said 6g having obtained its
start in the city Of Albany, Linn conn
ty. Oregon. 1t is u peculiar fruit. is
tigs. and we can conScicntiouSly say.
ii the specimen before us il u fliraycr-
age fig, we don't take to tigS-that il
to say. we are not fascinated bv shape.
taste or smell. But what we intended
to say was. the aforementioned fig
was, with Others, taken from trre d.
rectly in front of the residence of Mr..
Chas. Mealey. The tree was brought
from California in 1852, and planted
where it now fiouriSIIes and brings
forth abundant fruit. Although
the tree has bore fruit heretofore,
until the present season the frlit
has never ripelctl-lns been nippe,l,
probably. BY 'untimely trosts." The
body ofthe tree. which consists ofthpe
stems, is not large, but lit has a tremcn-
dous head. The leaf is very large.
and the tree resembles a gigantic wa
ter lily more than anything else we
can think of. There seems to be 4
new growth OF fruit every month.
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WHERE TO STORE WIIEAT.--Amons
the most prominent dealers in grain IL
this city, Nlessrs. c. B. ComStock &
Go. take rank. Since pnchasing the
large warehouse at the foot of Ellsworth
street, they have kepta number ofme-
clanics employed in strengthening ex-
tending, adding to and repairing it.
have put in a new engine and boiler,
a number of elevators, two cleaners
that do their work to a charm, and
otherwise so improved and simplifie(
the internal arrangements for handling
and storing grain, that it would seem
that IL re convenient warehouse
could not be found anywhere-antl
mechanics are still Mt work adding to
the convellences. The warehouse
contains seven grain bins, 2tX30 feet,
besides 4 large amount of room for
storing grain in sacks. The process
es Of fcleaning, weighing and e!eyaiing
the grain have been SO carefully ar
rangc91na adjusted that it would
seem next to impossible that a single
grain Of wheat should be lost in its
transfer from wagons to the bins.
This is i sariay feature that recon-
lIiends the warehouse to every flrmer.
The machinery and everything con-
nected with the warehouse moves with
the utmost harmony and case and
the business il 80 carefully managed, un-
der the care Of W. S. Newbury, ES,..
Messrs. Comstock & CO. agent. that
an accident of any kind would seem
entirely out of question. Another tea
ture that may add to the customers Of
these gentlemen, Is the fact, stated by
them in their card in to-,lay's issue.
that they enjoy superior facilities for
shipping grain to foreign markets.
Grain can thus go from first hands,
saving to the producer the margin
which must otherwise go into the pock-
cts OF midd'emen to mike mp their
profits. These gentlemen have al.
ready secured a large amount of grain
for storage. but are prepared. through
arrangements elsewhere. to receive
and store all the grain brought to
them. Read their card elsewhere.
and call and see and examine for
yourselves their facilities for storing
and shipping grain.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Albany Collegiate Institute.

NEXT CtII1IATE
n, Of w. y Ipe s PGar mann The
TElEt;RAPIY w n ~ ~ "'t"lt "'Vss ~
IN ilMTnen Of Science Literature enlnt- l tas@a
The Latin
gre for he first b. for the tIr s Elective stud
hove -">'''N 1850
in the
me lhlrlnnnt ot bookkeeping embrace studies
hnntilncn ct Iirnhiy viii
oIlsnE y line VIII extend into ud
- ''"'N"s '" '"''
nssFpassed a0VnntnSrs Isl Music Painting
tor special information send for -
Address ii. WARREN, 4. VI, President.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

NEWSPAPER ENTERrIdsE. a cifrtl-
lar from the office Of the s. +. Chront-
rte informs us Of the prosperity aud
increasing patronage Of TINT nteipriS-
ing Journal. IT. circulation having
Increased very rapidly within the last
six months, the pOpri, tors find them
selves unable to print their full edition
III time for the mails with present fl
ci,ities. therefore lave been compelled
~ Orler direct from the New York
factory, a new ''Iloe rotary. four cyl
inder, double quarto" press which will
print all four pages at once, with a
capacity Of striking Oft 10000 complete
copies per hour, which cln. by stereo-
typing. Ike increased to 20,O0 per
hour. Tie press will weigh fifteen
tons. and will be % feet s inches in
length. IL feet 6 inches wide. and ~
feet high. 1t will take six men to
work it, and will c,st $50, 600. An
entire new dress Is ito he purchased for
the CardRiclc, when it will be one Of
the iseatest, as 1t is now one of the
SwigIltlie,t, papers OIL the Pacific
coast.
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Alba1lp 3e0istrr.
LOCAL MATTERS.

ATTEND THE MEETING. = Partie:
yho have taken stock in the Sautiam
Canal enterprise. and all others who
wish to subscribe to the capital stock,
sc. requested to meet at the Office late-
" occupied by Jas. Elkins. Esq. on
Ferry street, on Saturday, August 81.
1872. at | O'Clock r. NJ. OF said day, ia
take the necessary steps to organize Il
company, so that the early commence
melit ofwork on the proposed improve
neht may he iinugurlttd. More than
half the capital stock has been taken.
&hus enabling the stockholders to or
Sn,i1e themselves into 4 company for
Tie prosecution Of the work. Let ev-
cryicdy attend without fail, who is in
the least interested in tho ftsture OF
Shis city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

C0MVAG.-W iIIamette No. |. Port
mid. las accepted the invitation Of
,u,r OpcstrrS. AMI will be here on tht
lsll az September. when grand tinH
wsla bs had lg the fire-bOys and tl'eiI
ea6.ts, Fun aliead.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. On Thurs
day night Of last week, at The resi-
llence of Mr.. FOLIAGE, about two miles
this side of Lebanon, Robt, Kalkton,
son of. Ralston. Esq. town propric-
tor Of Lebanon, accidentally shot him.
self with pistol, from the effects OF
which he died almost instantly. De-
ceased, James Gore, and one other
young man whose name we did not
learn, were together in the llOuse--the
family being absent--wilen the atcl-
dent occurred. The ball from the pls-
tOl passed through the tleshy part of the
arm into the LETT side Of deceased.
There are 50 many rtlmors atIoat IN
regard to The manner In which tile
dreadful accident was brought about.
that we are lett in doubt as TO which
i+the true one, and therefore shall
give none Of them until we are satisf-
ell We lave tiIll and reliable data.
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W WATERMELONs.--lhe finest We have
seen this season came from I.ayton's
grocery establishment. where you can
obtain groceries, vegetables, fruit, etc,
at fair figures.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

PE1soNAL MEN1WN.-JiNIge John
~s,, ofOrcson City, was IN the city on
Monday.
Andy Carctllers, Of A. Carothers &
TO-. lEls goGe for two weeks feast on
nysters, CLAIMS. ETC.. Mt Yaquina.
John Barruws, Of Blain, Young &
Ca. starts for San Francisco on Mon
day.
Mr. Kline, Of Kline & Co., left for
san francisco on Saturday.
Bob Head. OF the Corvalii : De@ocraf,
was III Our burg OH Saturday, looking
after tile Interests Of his paper.
Geo. Steel, Of the firm Of Gill. Steel
& Bancroft, Portland, called the first
af the week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

RECEIVED. Report Of the Oregon
State Teachers Institute, held at Eu-
gene last week, received too late for
this issue,
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BUIGLAMEs.-lhcy have had SO
many thicyeries, burglaries, etc, in
Salem, this summer, that even the lit
tie boys have caught the infection.
Three little fellows, on last Sunday,
we are told by the StaeSn.an, were
sprecing around on nine dollars which
one Of them. the son Of Mrs. Arthur,
had stolen from his mother. In aldi-
tim the same Journal gives an instance
Of where friend of Mr.. +. G. Alex
alidcr entered the room Of the latter,
and while he WAS asleep, extracted
twenty-six dollars from his pantaloons,
which were under his head, without
waking him, replaced the pants, and
the next day, when Alexander had
discovered his loss. banded the sun
back to him. That was very lnniqlle-
~ done. and quite amusing. but rather
suggestive ofwlmt might have been"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

TIIANKs.--We are under obligations
to Mrs. Martin Luper for presents Of
nice, sweet c0ril-- ''F0slstenears"---
left at our residence OIL different Oca-
slons during the week,
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l.I.UscIOCs. We are indebted to OH
e,aesslrd friend, J. Beard, Esq., for =
lw,dkciGl Of those superior I.awtoi
lsackbUHes gathered from his gartleP'
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Lcba"on, Aug. D., 1872.

kiLLED.-A sport named Cherokee
Smith was killed in Eugene, day or
two since, by Mr.. Miller. Smith
had been writing letters, so the story
goes. TO Miller'S wife; Miller told
Smith that iflle did not discontinue the
letter-writing business in that direc-
ton. he Miller would shoot him.
Smith, The next day, wrote two let
tiers. and Miller, to- make his word
good. went for Smith, found lin ut or
near the hotel, and shot him. Smith
is to!crlble dead. Both mcn reputcd
gamblers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

PIANOS AND ORGANS. Probably
the finest toned pianos built are those
Of lIallet, Davis & Co., and the Or
gans OF greatest power, richness and
sweetness of tone. are those offered by
Geo. Woods & Co.. and the Surest
and easiest way to get either or both
Of these, Is to order Of the sole agent
for Oregon, Mr.. Badger, an accom-
modating gentleman, who thoroughly
understands bis biz, and will ill all
orders promptly. Read nd. on fourth
page.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

TIE CITIZENS OF LEBlNON--.And
vicinity are requested to meet at the
Methodist church in said place, on
Thursday the 5th day of September
next. at | O'Clock Z. NJ. for the pur-
pose of taking the necessary steps to
secure a branch or switch of the Ore
gon & California Railroad to Leb-
anon. It is hoped that general at
tendance of farmers. mechanics. mer-
chants, and all others interc :ted, will
bc present.
MANY JHIZEEs,
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FURs! 1'URs! PURs /!

yVNuE HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN CASH
for nll kinds 0f FuEs, by
BLAIN, Young 4 CO.
Albany, Feb. Q, 121sstf
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
JAS. O'MEAR.A
Will be EDITOR IN CHIEF.

On the first Of October we will commence
the publication OF n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28

NICKsBURG.-We made flying
trip to Vicksburg on Monday last,
and found the city dull, dusty, and
uninteresting. There is much more
political enthusiasm, however, in
Vicksburg than in Canton and 9th
er portions of the State. We So
iourned at the PRENTISs HOUSE,
which is, by far, the best hotel in
Nicksburg, and is credit to the
city. 1t was quite a treat to us to
hear our venerable friend, General
McMackIn "sing out" his bill of
fare, which was in keeping with
the reputation of the house, and
sounded mighty fine to hungry
editor. Long live the veteran
landlord! JUNIOR.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28
Vicksburg and Canton Railroad.

Tie Herald of the 10Th inst, con
tains a message from the Mayor OF
Vicksburg to the Board of Alder
men, in which we find the follow
ing very satisfactory statement:
The Vicksburg and Canton rail
road has been put under contract.
The Wheeler Construction Compa-
ny, of Illinois, have the contract,
and will begin work at Canton this
month. 1t is confidently expected
that the work will be pushed to Big
Black river by January next, and
by February next it is expected
that work will begin ON the Weeks
burg end.
We learn that the Engineers have
already commenced the blazing
out . of the road on the western
border of our town, in the vicinity
of Capt. Frank Smiths premises,
preparatory to =" breaking dirt"
which will commence in a very short
time.
We hail this news with the great
est pleasure, and hope that before
the year 1878 shall expire, we shall
be in daily communication by rail
with the hill CITY," May every
be propitious in spur
ring up the iron horse!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

John III. Cheathem, Admir-
NJ. J. McKie, ct. al. Fl. Fa.
To October Term, 1872, Madison
Circuit Court, Mississippi.
Judg't, I'd Oct, 1868, for 5000 81.
DY virtue of the above described
ID writ, tc me directed by the
Clerk OF said Court, will expose to
public sale, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, before the court
house door of said county of Madi-
son, State OF Mississippi, i'll the city
of Canton, on
Monday, the 7tA day Of October, 1872,
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described land,
to wit
Lot 4, section II; lot 8, section
10; undivided ! of lot 6, section 10;
undivided / of NE4 and w! NWt
section %; undivided ] of NW4
section 81; all in township 10,
Range East, containing $40 acres,
more or less.
Levied upon as the property of
said defendant, NJ. j. McKie, and
will he sold to satisfy tho above
styled Judgment, interest and all
costs.
r. j. ROSS, Slf:
Sept. 81, 1S72-3w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28

Died.-In this place on the 9th
inst, after brief illness, of con.
gestiOn, FELIX S. WHITING, a ma
tive of Jackson, Miss, but for the
last six or seven years Il resident OF
this city.
He was a warm-hearted, gener-
GUS young man, and we record his
death with much regret, and in sim
cere sympathy with his parents,
relatives and friends. Peace to his
ashes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sam'l Loeb & Co. }

T.C. siede.
To October Term 1872, Madison
Circuit Court. Mississippi.
Judgment, Goth February, 1872, for
$500 90.
DY virtue of the allowed described
ID writ, to me directed by the
Clerk of said Court, 1 will expose
to public sale, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, in the store
room occupied by VIM. Bledsoe, in
the city of Canton, county of Madi-
son, State of Mississippi, on
Saturday, the 9TH dag Of October,
1872, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following described pro
perty, to wit:
The entire stock of goods of the
PENDANT, Il. c. Siede, consisting of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Musical
Instruments, SC, sc.
Levied upon as the property OF
said defendant, Il. G. Siede, and
will be sold to satisfy the above
styled judgment, interest, and all
costs.
r, J. ROSS, Shf.
Sent ~ fRT1-.yv
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28
RA1Nl RAIN!!-After a distress

RAM RAIN!!-After q distress
ing drOuth of two or three weeks,
the gates of Heaven were opened
on Wednesday night last, and it
has been raining ever since, with
ever and anon slight intermissions.
Those who a few days ago, were
praying SO earnestly for rain, will
be constrained, ere long, if it does
not cease, to pray old Pluvius to
abdicate his throne in favor of the
dry weather god.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. - The
notices that appear to-day under
the above head will not fail to at
tract the attention of the reader
/" Good wine needs no bush,D and
the merchants whose advertise
ments appear to-day need no COM
mendatiOn from us. Their names
are as familiar to all our people as
households words, and their goods
we all know to be i" the best in the
wOrld,7
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28

DAMAGEs.-Mr. John p. Hughes,
formerly of Canton, obtained an
award of Oh, 500 damages. before
Judge Anderson, at jackson. against
the New Orleans, jackson an d
Great Northern Railroad, in an &C
ton for damages sustained in run
off of a train while engineer on that
road in 1868.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28

Printing Press, &C., for Sale.
We have for sale medium Wash
ington Hoe press, complete, and in
good order. Also cases, stands,
stones. sticks, rules, display type,
&C., sufficient to make up six col
umn paper. will be sold cheap on
early application. The press will
be sold separately.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-09-28

READ THIs.-The Job Office in
connection with the "Citizen is
now supplied with new and. beauti-
full type. cards, paper for bill or let
ter heads, and cOlOred inks, suita-
BILE for job work of any kind. which
we offer to do on reasonable terms.