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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-16
Seminary

lyT4TE OF NERMONl Randolph liSlil' i,
y SIS In Probate Court held ut Bro"kh'"
within and for said District, ON the 2hth dH' "
july. Edwin NJ, Collins, guard ian OF WIN ~
Green and Edwin nupee, minors, makes apr.
cation to said Court for license TO sell tlir I'.
lowiu., described real estate of his snld ware
to wit: All the right title and interest oi -'il
minors "a. heirs OF Cynthia LItch, deceased !.
and to all the real estate whereof Frames =
Carr. late of Washingt on, in said District az
ceased, died. seized and possessed III sad TOW
of Washington representing that the H'
thereof. for the purpose Of putting the Ii'
cccds Of such sale AT interest ur mvestllS ~
same in stocks or real estate, would he neh'
iiclll to said ward. Whereupon t Is oruci''
by said court, that said application be rfi nl
ed to a session thereof TO he held ut the ia
bate Once in Chelsea, in said Distinct, on wv
10Th day of September, A. d.. is12' itT IT,,
ing and decision thereon and II Is iutIH w.
dcred, that all persons interested he MOI
hereof, by publication of notice oil s"N ~
plicatiun and order thereon, three weeks az
,rssiycly in the National Opinion p!lh'' 1T
Bradford, before said time of heatlhs' ,d
they may appear ut said time ana place.
if they sec cause, object thereto. -
,o3 '"' N'"'' Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-16

FURNISHING GOODS, Shirts, Collars, Sus-
L pcnders, Gloves. Umbrellas, all kinds of
Hosiery, Bo-ons, Neck Ties, landkerclicfs.
BLACK and Fancy Kid Gloves, all new styles
Trunks and Bags. i. {. kEltS.
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A GREAT BUSINESS SUCCESS.--
McSsrs. Geo. y. Howell & Co, have
taken possession OF their new huSl-
ness offices. Immediately above the
counting house of the New York
Times. McsSrs. RoWcll Il co. do
one Of the largest advertising trades
in the world. Their extensive prem
iSes embraces nearly all of the en-
tire second floor cf Nos. 10 and 4
Park Row, where thousands OF
Newspapers are received daIly, "N-
amncd and put away, and hundreds
Of letters read and replied to. The
place is a business beehive in fact,
aud admirably illustrates one of the
most remarkable institutions of our
timc-the Advertising Agency
The new Offices are well arranged III
counting house fashion, and ave
among the most plraSently and adj
yauta4rously situated in the city,
We congratulate our cntcrprlNlng
ncighhorS upon the success which
persistent industry, keen eye to
business, and upM@htness in the DO
inc Of it. have obtained for them
/ FrcaiRg Mail, New Nork City.
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Hecbcnbm1's Stable, Bradford Village, Vi.
FsHDDD saAA,nS WANTED.


They viii pay good prices for the use of
hTuud luairS.
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Ci,c..In,ion,J5O copies.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-17


4. Small farms are cheaper ant
easier TO manage than large ones
and pay better for the capital in
vested. Therefore small farms arr
best.
2. II you want TO make your farm
lpay, you must give it your daily,
personal attention. But Il your farm
10 too large you cannot DO this
hence, az v said above, small farms
are best.
=, II You don't want your farm to
run away. you must stop the little
leaks. We may expect fewer leaks
on q small place than big one |;
hence again, small farms are best:
4 Feed your land well, and II VIII
feed you. II takes less 70 iced Q few
acres-tnan 2 great many. 20 you
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-17
Som. The un delivered printed

3Oth. The un.delivered printed
matter remaining in q post.oflice
Should, at the end of each quarter,
be sold by the postmaster for the
highest price attainable therefor,
and, the amount of proceeds there,
of entered in his quarterly account.
31st. The Department has no con
troll over letters after they are de-
livered from the postIofiices to the
parties addressed, or according to
their directions \.
N. r. SMIgH, p. IN.
\ (Io Be continued.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-17

THE CAUSE AND CURE OF
msnt Of the digestive organs. This dsrangemeni
produces deficient nutrition and assimilation By
assimilation mean that process By which the nu-
z triment Of the food Is converted into blood, and
thence into the solids Of the body. Persons with
digestion thus impaired, having the elightest pre-
disposition to pulmonary disease, or n they taks
cold, will be very liable 10 have Consumption 81
the Lungs in some Of It's forms; and hold that n
VIII be impossible 70 cure any case OF Consumption
without rst restoring good digestion and healthy
assimilation. The very nrst thing TO be done ID to
cleanse the stomach and bowels from all diseased
mucous and slime which b closging these organs 20
thatthey cannot perform their functions, and then
rouse up and restore the liver to healthy action.
For this purpose the surest and best remedy b
6chencks Mandrake Pills. These Pills clean the
stomach and bowels Of all the dead and morbid
elie that Is causing disease and decay In the whole
Bysem. They will clear out the liver Of all diseased
bile that has accumulated there. and rouse ii up to
new and healthy action, BY which natural and
The stomach. bowels and liver are thus cleansed
by the use OF schenck,s Mandrake Pills; but there
remains in the stomach an excess Of acid, the
organ Is torpid and the appetite poor. In the bow
els the lacteals are weak, and requiring strength
and support II Is in condition Ike this that
Hchenck's eeaweed Tonic proves TO be the most
valuable remedy evor discovered. It h alkaline
and ts use will neutrnliEe all excess OF acid max
1WE1N ana Der
manent tone 70 this important organ, and create
good, hearty appetite, and prepare the system
FOR the first process Of good digestion, and
ultimately make good. healthy, living blood
Amer this preparatory treatment, what remains
to cure most cases Of Cpasumpfion Il the nee
The Pulmonic Syrup nourishes the system. puri-
fes the blood. and b readily absorbed into the
circulation and thence Distributed to the diseased
lung There = r!gsns ~ morbid matters, whether
ASSISTS Nature TO expel All the diseased matter in
ne s c% mot q rs EXP nsn once 4
nleirs and csyities are healed up sound and my
The essential thing 70 be done In curing Con-
sssos e $ dS0a ss sas ssSd
gst , strong y : person has dIssssed pnF:e
sps lone q ~ sm ssla as
par. What = necessary 70 cure = 4 new order Or
g nov 4 sss sn " SIC ssa ssass s. SS
ssss ss a + .n ss .s sss rs IL q; Jig s sS
only plan e cure s conssmpiion end 4 psrson =
enough vitality len n ihs oibsf % Sss dp. issrs !
have seen many persons cured Win only one
sS ss 4. s3s VIZ. ss md sy m 2 Sod 20 ss
svseisn And strs1ffhe1 q IS ~ GOD dIr,slo5.
he ssssea q 81 sSs disssss shsi ) . .: isss..
vha.sysr ths fo.n may BE-
sss :s;:s q; ;s'': s sss
i Wa 81 ds s th., rh,n recon-
ga e. e. y; S$:s !;
"a ar p9s re- 32i ~ r1 ssn: ss2.d .
's ss % ds a :ss es h ml s eass'T q IN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-17

- JUST rubli-hsd . new r1lnon of d. Gun
r. {fEWELIs CELEBRATED ESSAY %
L1-c'1 o. Error 4nd II1r<s n early Ifr
The ccIe1rsttd a1tI1-. N tf'E admirable -1~sI
clearly dc11ons'fa<1& ron t1'rry Ir4<' <rcrr<1f1
rou >nI ebr4e& nay b. rsI'e1IIT cured WHOM a.
111Ecr1u ~. q Internal 11I|rIIt ~ nprll<1I.cI
q ~ tr& PONTIAC ct nod. n crI< 1t 1nc1 dim
pc c@r14a. md <1.1|1ai, ~ mess a Which <rrr>
saII.I1f. % matter r11t h. con1H|.1 nav b. r&5
en-. 1'u@eI tI@1I'r. IrIF4.|<. 1rI r1ii1sIl
~ III Lecture 1I1n|1 b N d. 11111 a EVER
Il1I| md 4|tfr "11 N ~ I11|
I0||1| on I.11'I| ~ ~ 1IrfI o. 81 1I4r.I|
A.. Pr rsit<F4rI. Marriage 0-,le PR 3.
cHtE i'c. KLINE CO..
- ps~-y. ~ rs@1 ~. os'' pa -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-17

M e. nc. -..s..1., =,
Inc Daivlinore oaD gives she iol-
lowing treatment OF small pox, after
commenting upon the prevalence of
Itha disease:
cnInhata oe ~ AL a;x;ta,;s
re- o,avo rns.ar al i, ,sas, y
Lay yse y syn nj, ~ = - o1 W.,
uSS" ~ 80. ?s0.eSs hn - .ae new
~, nneus S"'L ~ nss 30 ueen E;sos 1;e -
snp mol ~ ~ sno as's sg r.
s se;,;.. = nn ono anu - ~ W.
s a;' - lug ne RMvn, wn'sn =
81 say - - ous, KY rneo', q = sva.s
ls q 49,. = g ,oaoWs Az:
!. ~, o'o as I, ~ I ~ Z, We
S y ono s.s.n nai al, { 'easpo ssn.,D
~ =. sus e. a aAeu MIL n,'n IVY .a 1,.,'
spuvns =. a Ma. ~. " nen 'no 10
m a''hsus auu i ~, ouncss " WELT
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-17

The usual annual supply Of gar
den seeds Is nov ut the Drug Store
Of W. J. Mosby & 90. also q
double supply Of onion sefs-aIl
fresh from Philadelphia. Il Is re-
commended 10 get, at once, what is
vented before The stock j. broken.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-17

Care OF TO tue numOer OF his box |,
but letters addressed to persons re-
siding in the same place, and living
and doing business separate and
apart from q box-holder, should not
be placed in his bou.
22ad. Each post-o6fce Dor is re-
sfricted to one family, firm, on com
pany.
25rd. It is not the duty of 4
postmaster to aflix stamps to mail
matter.
Oath. There Is nothing in the pos
tai laws which requires post mas
Ter to make change in the sale Of
stamps.
25th. After letters have been de-
livered according to tie written re-
quest OF the party addressed, It is
no part Of the duts OF a postmaster
to seek TO know what disposition is
made Of them.
26th. A postmaster has no right
TO deliver letters from bis Office
which are addressed to and de-
liverable from another Office.
9th. A postmaster Is not re-
quIred 70 mail letters after the |
fesular time Of closing the mails,
nor should he delay mail after the /
time Fixed for lis departure for the |
purpose Of mailing or registering |
letters after the mail Is closed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-17

IEI1 r.1t-<r1 f.rnn. n'>-| \. r.>-n.- -
/ r|1|@.I.I r&1tI1I-I 80 ~. 40 ~ - -
g1@.I &rr1l1|E n n ~ - ~ I0I&&&1 -.
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r. H@@|.FsF s|.T| - ~ t11.I lI11I ~. II.
\ 1.|AT ~ Re t|1|I| I@-1 F1IIt HI--1. r5E.. \
I.H|14E4| ~ -. HII|nI - 80 ~ On n
-.',.. = 49, '1. ~ 1.s'Es = - 1872
o1o. y. Irt1I' r.As41s
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-02-17
TND AMERICAN CIT4zEly
'PossuMIsM REBUKED.
Letter Of Hon. George H. Pendleton
to the Sh Of january Meeting at
Wooster, Ohio.

% az otb Of T,nyo,u 1TeefjD1 n
Wooster ohio. >
M shg
\ ETWe publish the letter OF Hon
George fl. Pendleton, to the meeting
held at Wooster, on the 9th OF Jan
4 nary. we gather from y, that he
opposed to the Passive Policy, 90
vises Arm adherence 70 the Demo
cratic party, and j. n " favor ~ INV \
ting aliontsisie Of lts ranks 70 stant
with itfor the public good.
The New York Word seems % y
Of the opiuion, that mt. fendietoa
stands with the Worsd anu tne rs 81 !
vanced Democracy,@ 70 when stne
Mobile Register remarks We 81 n
say that ne stands" wl'n. every
faithful and ciearVheadcu De'noc'a.
for the preservation ana in1egrley q
Democratic party, ffowning On = ew :
Departures aud paslyism \ ana in
favor Of gaming recruits % 1pe peS
mocras'c Pay 49,
Puoilc''hs 80 '' M 4 u,
belleve tnat Jug iiiCerescs u thO
country ae'aahu ,ns ueioaO = u.a.s
atthe next election. iow the nofea
can insinnate that Mr. Psndleton.
has anne 70 the Worlds platform,
..,a ~. 80, ,,rohana IN ANS
"o Sou'u ~ - =,
Journal Of pig lnuian plc'o',S'ons
less pronounced. we need NOT
say. anoth that paper, how much
sot;sfsnt;on II cives ns that the
Tn's,,'ss... Ar, pona,aton ara 4,
1879" 80 ,.,,,;a
last IN fnli accord on greaU puu'c
questions' So much the worse Tor
the World. foras Mr.. PendIet0n has
.,e,,s,. y rayed from The paths Of De.
80" III Y .....,a ,,.,a,, d, na,ot
Mocratlc rcc'lsuuo' =. ooon S'pes
cd OF disloyalty TO the Democratic
party, it follows that when the
Warld diffared with Mr.. Pendleton
!. NJ. wa.,J th.t q danarte.3p
y Mas ono ~ :
CINCINNATI. Dec. ~, 1871.
Mcssrs. Eshelman, Feristone,. Baughman,
Committee Of Invitation.
GrOrr rNrN-I regret that / can .
Mt accent ronr initiation TO be / ,
~ 49, ~ navt annual calabra
t 80 ths en- If Iannapv n wonld ,
i.na = ,,;ren ma great nleasnre To-
49, 20 .aIra oonnsal of thos,, who !
'ooe a"u ...' III ,, o 4, M fa;tl, Is
~ y "a, !" Il oast,oa ~ namocracv u !
a. AZ ~, ~ e ii War,,a conntv. ana Win :,
-, 49, Z. .aa,Ii fba ,r;,,c;,,las AMI {,
S"om w , - ~ fonndars ~ aur nar. ) !
!. A"'' PCS - '' : 81 !
. NJ $500 .,,.noors ;mner;, frea !
49, So" ,,.d..r ,ba nol;,.y ~ tho !
na ,s nn,r Il nnwar This shirt sofl Z
pasy NJ" = ,,i paa ,,rarnn,ant III !
49,, 49, " .,,,,. ,-hara ths Constitnt;on Z
s"saa ,.,,,tion 4 of,,ca 5astrnvs tba = =
t,,a az o ou ad,n;n;stration ID not : :
s sno ,noraIr or chiefly Of sneciaI -
s ,pea''., 4e' ~ nauar ssar,,inr hnt =
a IS ~ .',.'.' darrads t;on os flo :
= sno " ssa;a5 ;,.+aar;.y nn,;I e
81, 4, Nj. and Mil; y: y,
tarr s sarr;cas seems "a Ia ,Iisnensed !, =
~ f, ,;; nr;,,,.r;iv car -
" :, a ".,,ramJ;zemant ~ n..rsonal y, =
paley - saAu'N = - !.
p'u T,' GROW, o,t of ona y y
9eso uau &c. ~. nrasant ~
arc insespa'"u.o ~ vi $3.50 VI
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Hktr .. i.,.rtn /. n, c41ro< s1.lr
III NI|sL ~ l1|aI 81 -. I1s'...I' -
ons u t14 - 1rIrlII1|I|I. = II A. ~11|I'
for p1rII-uilfl. 1I1IIl q
s.s'.n ,,nl.e
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can forces have been organized with
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
THE SUN.
4 II" SUN.
CHARLES A. DANA, EDITOR.
THEDOLIAR WEEKLY sun

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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

The last Augusta (Ga.) sensation is
the arrest of a supposed bank robber,
who had $4,000 in bonds and gold on
his person.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
News From The
NATIONAL CAPITAL.

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ital III IL clearer and more intelligent form
than the tragmentary telegraphic dispatches
to the dailies throughout the country.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17

They have Dolly Warden chills in
Georgia. The sufferer turns all sorts
of colors, and is terribly bumped up.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-08-17
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