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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

The Chairman then appointed,
tn g,,5 ion Of the members
the Convention, the following del
gates from the
COUNTY
VIM. Handy, James Mcfarland
RObt. Powell, ii. q Topper, San
Magruder, DIR. ID. s. Watts, j. N
Grafton, DIR. j. G. Howard, DR.. I
A. Phillips, Capt. Franklin Smith
III. s. FOOte, T. l.. Holiday, Il. A
Baldwin, j. W.Griffin, WB. Boddie
Q. L. Gross, q. J.. Gilmer, j. Stade
ker, T. ii. Weathersby. j. HOFFMAN
II. A. Bennett. j. w. Downs. DIR. T
w. Holland, VIM. Priestley, j. f
LIpscOmb, Sam. johnson. VIM. Viii
son, M. b. McMicken, A. Chichester
Rev. Simon Jones, Geo. Handy. Jno
Handy, Judge j. A. p. Campbell,
Daniel Hitler, E Cert, r. q. Smith,
Sam. Loeb. Adam Simpson, George
Singleton, Lewis West, Peter Mont
gomery. VIM. Wales.
The following resolution was then
introduced, and was unanimously
adopted by a rising vote:
Resolved, That the course pursued by the
present Democratic delegation of Missis-
sippi in the Congress f the United States,
deserves the unqualified commentator Of
the people and that we point with especial
prize to the honest zeal for the public in
terest, the untiring activity and high abil-
ity of Our own pee representative, the
h. ID .v.1 IL
clare our undated confidence in him, and
that he is our first and last choice for re-
nomination.
Resolved, That it is the sense of this Con-
vention that the Congressional District
Convention should assemble at jackson ON
the day of the session of the State Conven-
ton. Whenever and wherever it may be
held our delegates to it are instructed to
vote Madison county, solidly for the Hon.
O. r. Singleton.
While the list of delegates was
being prepared, the Hon. j. B. Vel
Iowly was called upon, and adj
dressed the Convention in a very
manner, and was frequently
applauded. He urged the import
ance of re- organizing and the neces-
sity for carrying the State, for the
this fall
Col. w. G. Kearney and the hon.
e. A. Stebbins also spoke to the
Same point.
The following resolution was then
offered by Maj. B. j. Semmes, aud
adopted:
Resolved, That we can, must, and will
carry the election this fall.
Capt. w. Fl. Dudley also offered
The following resolution which was
adopted:
Resolred That the several Democratic
Clubs of the County of Madi-
son are enjoined to organize at once, and
60 earnestly to work to accomplish a VIC
tory i'm tho approaching campaign; and
Rcsolncd, That the thanks Of this Conven-
tion be expressed to the President and Sec
rotary thereof, and that the proceedings Of
the Convention be presented to the news
papr rs of Canton, with the request to pub
lish tho same.
The Chairman, upon motion of
Robot Powell, Esq. appointed
County Executive COMMITTEES, as
follows:
FL. 8. FOote, IT., Chairman.
DISTRICT NO. /.
Geo. Handy, ]. N. Holiday,
DISTRICT no. 2. 4
Jeff Gee. Joseph L. Lane,
DISTRICT NO. 3.
A. d. Greaves. Cart. johnson.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
.. j. Arnold, Chris. Adams.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
D. F. Billingslea, s. Holiday.
The Convention then adjourned
live die.
W. G.. KEARNEY, Pres.
EMMETT L. Ross, Sec'y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10
HOtlec,

We hereby notify the public that all th'
debts due d. A. Mayer & Co, late Of Can
ton, Miss, belong to and can only be paid
to NJ NJ. Kohlman, or his duly authorized
agent, jacob Kohlman.
ID. A. MAYER & co.
Canton, June 9Th, 1876.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

We are now prepared to do Job Work in
the best styie- at reasonable prices. In the
future patrons can rely on having their
fayors executed promptly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

The long looked for nalleable
glass lamp chimney, has been mede
nj last. aud can be had ae
1876 N. G. ORRICKA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10
Rank saloon for Pine Drinks.


A few weeks since the CITIZEN said there
was no person going from Canton to the
Centennial We learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kemp, Miss Ida Fowler, Er. Phillips
snd Mr.. A. J. Moore will leave for the City
of Brotherly Love In few days. We wish
them . pleasant trip and safe return.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

nn.xcS "a. ~, Patronf OF
unshsn,lry. meets at Odd Fellow Hs on on
.,.a .,,;r,i Saturday Of every month, It II
n,.locI an. Tho members are not'neo'
and ali Patrons in good standing se CUT
J;siIv invited to attend our mretlngs
u'-''s VIM. PRIKsTLKY. Master.
-, r.r~rv CrAxeR, No. IS, Patrons
- MnsS~nary meets ct Odd Fellows Hall.
Q. H Tus, IN the first Monday of January,
Anil july and October, alsc March, june
sInasmher and December, at IL o'clock am;
Drlernfes are requested to be Iro.nrs ana
...n1f,,.i IN sftrudance, and 1t is hoped
That every Grange in the county WIZ DO
reDresented 1t our meetinge 49,.
yB. YELLOwLY, Master.
WV. PrIEsrLKy. Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

Mr.. VIM. Gar1ipa, who was 80 severely
injured in the Jfscas of last week, is slowly
recovering the use Of his hand His antag-
o INST. MI. Stone, still lies in critical
condition
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

CAssEMEREs, Cottonades, Fancy
and Plain Linens, just received at
GROSS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

MIX Punches, Mint JaliPs' Punches,
csblers and smashes, to be had at the
Rank Saloon. J. 3. Childress.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

G. L. GROSS is receiving and
opening q large lot of fine dress
goods. Also Staple aud Plantation
u upplies.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

All orders tor job work, advertising and
subscriptions LEFT ut H. Gwinner & Bros,
II. C. Orricks, Phillips q Jones, Or w. J..
Mosby 4 Oo.a viii receive prompt atten-
tion at this office.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

We arc enabled ~ do blank work Of any
description matter mot what; from the
smallest sized certificate to the size Of r
house, (xe mean . small house). Call and
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

The AxKnIcAx CITIZEN will be sent to
any address. postpaid, from june 18th to
December Lat, far 81. Send along the crtiep
and cash, and gvt the best Democratic
.hcef uuf,lished in Canton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

FOR the best, largest and cheap.
est stock of Fancy and Staple
Goods go to Gross.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10
LnaAL ADVERImEMKNTs
Accents for American Citizen.

The follow. are our authorized agents
Their receipts are good against this Office !;
CASrox-H. CIV, ,uer e. Bro.
Camtlen-Robt. Bennett, Peter Monday
Breckville-Capts. Z. c. Postell, W. H.
Dudley.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10
NONRESIDENT NOTICES

II HERNIA NATIONAL INK Mary r Wer-
ii ner and Valentine Werner. At Rules, the 18th
Monday of May. 1867. it being the .9i day sid
month. In the Chauc-ry Court Of Ma lison county
State Of Mississippi.
No. 1885
Upon the opening of the ~ bill Of complaint in
the abve styled cause appear the satisfaction
of the Court that Mary Werner, and her I'm b, nd
Valentine Werner. residents of the State
Mississippi aud thar ey reside and have III ir post
Office ut Dallas In the county of Dallas. State OF
xas, It 10 oIder'd and di' ected by the here
tina, sand Ma T. Werner End Val, milne Werner do
severay be and app. in this court the
FOURTH MONDAY OF JULY NEXT
ensuing. and then ard the t., plead an demur
to sad bill Done at Rules, tnis 29thday of May, A.
D. 1916 L. S.JErFREY,
e. C. Smith, Esq. Clerk.
lr. for Conlpla nants past
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

Our patrons can rely on having sne'r
work done neatly and pronptly hereafter.
sw vour orders
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

Centennial Drinks, Ale, Porter and Fine
WInes, also . Fine Lunch at the Bank
Saloon. J. Z. ChilAress.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10
HATe

Mems BoyS and Chisdren's, Of
every description, just recrived at
Gross.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

ICE. 1CE.-Fur sale IN larg'
Or smsIl s,ua itities. at
PRIESTLEY.S
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

Foe the best and cheapest Fans,
Um breIlas and fne parssols go to
Gross.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1876.
Zoe AL ITEMS


We ,ernoulsdee the receipt Of public
Documents fksa or worthy Representative
q. r. Singleton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

Nason,s GsasH ffuit Sarss for sale at
W. J. nssby Z cs.S q rs1nseA prices.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, OF
every description, just received ut
GROSS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

CHARLES b. COOPER by his next friend ana
u re alive, Mrs. Tirzah Cooper EXP.rte At Rules
My 29th. LEI in the Chlncery Couit of Madison
county, state of Mississippi
No. 1896.
Upon the opening of the pet Ition of Mrs TRIAL
Cooper next friend and relative of hsres u. Cooper
minor. asking for the removal Of his disabilities,
duly sworu,t, tappearing to the sfac ion of the
court tn It Rbert " Cooper adult brother of said
Charles F. Cooper is II resid mt of the s ate of
Mississippi. AID whose resi- 'ence st-Jffce
KNOWN il is ordered and dire ted by the court here,
that said Robert V Cooper; do appea in this court
u the
FOURTH MONDAY OF JULY NEXT
ensuing. and then and there show il any he
eau, why the legal disabilities of lid Charles Ii.
co. per. a minor, shond MT be removed Done at
Rules, May 2gta. A. ID 1870. E S. JEFFREY,
r. Z. u,ith and T. C. Postell, Clerk.
Sol'r for Petitioner. .3.t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10
1An1oaD rrEE-fABLE.

Passenger trains of the New Orleans, ~, p.
ra.,;s ana Chicago railroad arrive ~ anu
depart from Canton ~ follow"
oOIxG eoUTH.
Mail train leaves at..--..---.-.-i'i'A -"'
90 20 NORTH.
Mai train leaves
-rhcexprpes or day trains, Nos. .
-, n have 6een discsatinned fDr the pres
: eut.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10

The Chairman then appointed, at
til g,,5 ion Of the members of
the Convention, the following del. =
gates from the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-10
] 1.soric-oncers canton Lodge 10. IS.

rc.v ~N. Il GROSS, sW:
JMnnAnS Avn STANFOkD.T reas
y 4 HOLM -. SEQ; yAA%SON r
MEL
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Hen. WW. A. WheeIeEss Letter Of
4 Acceptance.
MALONE. n. z, July

MALONE. NJ 1 :, duly 10, 1876.
10 the Hon. Edward Mcpherson and others Of
tns committee Of tAe Republican National
! Convention:. gov
! GESTLEMEN-I received ON the 6tn
INST. your communication advising me
shat had been unanimously nominated
BY the National Convention of the Re-
publican party, held at Cincinnati on
he I4tll ult., for the cf1iee of Vice Presi-
aeat of the United States, and request
ing my acceptance OF the same, anu a. K
ING nv attention to the summary of Re-
publican doctrines contained in the plat
form adopted by the Convention. A
nomination. made with such unanimity
kmplies confidence on the part of the
Eonyention which inspires my profound
gratitude. 1t is accepted with a sense
81 the responsibility which may follow.
II elected. shall eHdeaver to perform
ahe duties OF the office in the fear o. the
Supreme Ruler aad In the interest of the
whole country
To the summary OF doctrines enunei-
ated by the Convention, / give nay cor
dial assent. The Republican party has
Autreuched in the organic law OF our land
khe doctrine that liberty is the supreme
and Interchangeable law Tor every foot OF
American soil. II is the mission of that
harly TO give inll effect 10 this principle
NJ ~seealiag to every American citizen
complete liberty and exact equality IN
ihe exercise OF all civil. political and
public rigats." This Will be accomplished
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This Marning,s Fires.

The alarm from Box 143 az 5:30 this
morning was caused by tire in the can
dy making establishment of Messrs.
Smith & stern, No. $50 Central avenue.
The workmen. who, to avoid the heat oil
the day, work at the business from A.
M. until the middle Of the forenoon, al.
lowed the sugar in one OF the kettles to
boil ever, thus igalIiRg the fipor. iron
which the flames spread throughout the
building, a frame one. BY the way, owned
by Robert Z. Rev Rolds. Smith j. SterR's
loss on, stock, &C.. will amount 10 be
tween $50 and $i,009; loss on building
probably $500; all fully insured.
The alarm at Ill o'clock this morning
from Box IA was caused by a small blaze
in the cellar of Barker. Wise 6 Co.'s
boat store ON Front street, near Main.
Loss tTifiing.
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CINefNNATI DAILY MARKET.

OAAUtHEATI- dHll ia W..
FLOGR-MarEet quiet and easy. Fancy
brands guetei $ 75a0 u. family u I5as q. ex-
ira S4a4 4Q. superfne - 15a3 65. l0u grades
81 5Ua3 o.. spring wheat -four s5a5 "a Rye
flour S. 75a4 Is. and some lots Of Northwest
eFn s4 80 per bri.
W.HkAF--Is dull and heavy. Geod to ehsica
seS wheat is quoted 81 05ai Is pr hu- EaEr
to prime red 75a95e per bu. feEg Little d0lng
in any grade.
OAES-MarEet cGztsn duh. GOOD TO prfme
are quoted 26aa9c for mixed. aad 2asac f0r
white. Choice white sTsssc per nu. in elevator.
BARLEI-Dulf and easv. Good TO prime
new fall Is offered at 65as5c per hu. on ARRIVAL
RYE-Is in hnaEexk aeniand. and No OLD II
elevator is 0ueted $50 pcr hN. Good To prllze
new is held at ela;sc per bu, ON track.
COlSN- Quiet and market easy. Good te
prime naked ear on track is quoted 45ayle peE
bu. No. shelled in elevator II held as 4se pei
hu. -
BACON Market dull. and shoulders ere
quoted s4aacs CHAR ras sides Hssallke> aak
clear sides n attic per 10, PACKED. sagar-
cured hans i4al5o Yer ID. ~
AksS PoRK-Ffima city u Nezsh 81 -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

wLMNGroS. July z.-spfrits turpensfne
steady az &c.
MuLwAUKRk. July M.-Thess June. q u7x:
July, 81 871z, Nos 50 STEADY.
OsWgau. n. Y, July z1.-Wheat: extra
| white Miehigzn- s. ~ CoEn dulE az SIC.
TOLEDO. JsIy A-WheaE dull: 81 z4ss April:
81 .dk une seiEers. WhirE wfleaE quiet. S0.
81 Zzzs extra. 81 a.
GtEyELAxD- u. July 9t.--Wheat sseslfx Germ
firm: low mIxeti, bdss; nIgn mixed dc. UaEz
steady: No. 1. 40c- Petroleum unchanged
BUFFALO. n. Y. July 1-Wheat: No.
IL Milwaukee, nominal At 81 II. UOaH: Sa.
2 ixed Western. 81 &c. Uatz nominaI nc 3Ge-
Rye inactive.
NASHVILLE JuIv u-Fssur So z5aT 50 fen
fsHDer1nr t0faney. Live ssseK aEiI but qvsass-
| tI0rIS uncnanged. WHISKY: Robertson C6uH-
| ty, 81 5aa3; Lincoln C0uuty, 81 5aa3s Baurbau,
| 81 7sa5 5ls Htghwiness 81 ~
L PTTTsRrRss. July zL-W heat: Fair to urfme
| Ohio amt InfIARa real winter a slaL r. Ozss:
| very dull: Mixed OhI0 and PennsFf an "a
ssaSaes fasK mkxeza 70 pEaMa yeiEaws 5saS1e-
Rye uBehaHged aE Rassl-
l MEMPHIS IuIv q -El0ar ssszlfv: Suaeraus.
s. sga5: choice faa2sLg. sza7 "a UsrB quzss aE
55a57e, in store OaEa steady AZ NeaBs. In stare
Lard quill at I3kal4sse- Bafk meats duH ana
nominal Bacon dHlI az SasaIlzaIl5zatzz<a
Eiia.s- 'rss4% s-''' -+'' = -
| CHIC AGO JULY zL-Wheat unsettled: AHgnsE,
s77.as1 &C. epsembeF- Z ast &c. corn sfeasIf.
/ JtfIv. 4gkc; August, A5sc- September 4t1ze.
tOats: CASH 5Se: July, zszses AUgHsss z55xe'
September, zlzlc. Pork steady: August. rs y
SepteHber. 8 s.. Laru sGeady: AHguisG.
SO ss: september. I'll o.
BOsroS. July H-Fsn1r aufet and steaxg'
kVeskspnr suseEsne, 8 zlz4z easaHIea eSsEaas.
- zsa5s WIssDusEn family e1frzss tdazs Mraasz-
s0sa family eIEgsss SAT wsHF.ss y ylleaE ullI0.
Indiana anil M1ehienn- $i6zs Hka6ess asez5 :
- tessna "a 15xss. fancy n lsszfJn4ia ant MINI
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MOrtuarY Record.

Elma Wettengei, 3 mouths, city.
Emil Schneider, 3 N oBths, city.
4. Barth, months, city.
Amelia Heinke. 4911z years, Germany
A. b. Themas- m1ntns. city.
Elizabeth Stahl, II years. Germany.
Fred w. kraus, 10 m)Dtns. city.
Val. Tra0oid, 56 years, Germauys
Jos. ScnilI, 2 days, city.
Mary Ada Gordon, I year, city.
Catherine kernan, 70 years, Ireland.
John Bepnett, % years, Germany.
Jos. MilIigan. 1 year, city.
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FINANCIAL
CrcNNAFI. July T-f.M ?. "

CEcNNATI. July T-f:1 P N
Gold steady az 11Iz IN New Task Buying
here IIIS aa4 SefKtnG al uIz.
sterling exchange . active to-day buzz sseStY
at previous rates. SIghE dFzESs gs1Ges4 81 q.
and sixty y-day biIIs 81 %, gokf-
New YOrK exchange Il qHEes snS4 rx<E9 UzE-
ehanGesI. We GusEe Ts la sIsesNzS 10 Daz
bay ing, and Ia 20 10 DEemI1M ss4EEn%. esEs4
cAeek on New Y0xk III
1heFe Is uI0saer3ts demand far mazEy s5-
day. Markes steady.
CINCINNATI g0Ed SKIES are In fair demand Al
I951s aTd interest southern E1Itrgg1 T-s4z
are quoted Hs6zz and Tn6erese.
E....
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gincinmarr Eve ssseK.

HOGS-MaFket steady, with active demand
at ta6 Is for fair t1 good light and " 6E1 q
for iaIr to gOOft heavy peE Genital
CAFELk-QuieG aHtf firm at previous prices
Common to cnoIce are quoted y 15a4 T5 per
ceGtak
SHEEP-Are in aeferste TeqHest. with large
receipts. and common to good range 81 s5G
4 % per eeHEaL
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The following = the I.aI ?. H. rssGEsd q NsE
York Stock AaTkEEv a. TeeKIEsA hF Lea -EeE-
reet d TO- Is W est Third ssrsex-
CFNavusE T7TIS
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Fat COntrihut0rss PaueE,
CINCINNATI SATURDAY. NGHKE
EEST LKTERAEN AND FAMILY RAEEK
u HE wEE
I'VE DOLLARS A YRAR En- AEVAygE-
Postage P4id b. tie PuhszzAar-
FORSAEE5H ALLNEKs EE4EkE7
Postage Paid by the PuhszzAar
FdRSAEE54 ALL NERs EE4EEES

ThH SATCEDAF MEET II IN efrss-gars
pa-sez- sE lzEss-zi<aa saEHlA. aaaisszesHtzaiE III
% aaElEis alHt assxgizat "a 1slaliaHz rsssEz mEz
ter slr the HaakE GEzgEz= 5uslEElilg aiazszuE
zrariess weE1 seissrsasf HrsrsIl arr assfrx. na-
maRaas skarEaes ax zfz = Exr glEgrsz9rrz8sH
seHzzx essaEs dzMHsaeH mFEz amt aEszzsslasilzls
haaseAahA reresaes. Euz- &E SpeuEHHn wanEisz
sent Eree4
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MiAEgE amt ESaurtzaaE-
oaee rsGf vHss sErses. giassiaz.sEis esssa
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CETEssFAE COMIC FEFezIAL-Hu-
~ uGEs 6 EEE g1siAz Ells8x. SzlEf1seT a--lLsEr2-
Eesf- aEfuA fzznF. E2zzE5E2 z.Ee- G@GF liz q
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CORDIAL
BURDSALSS
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.
Dz.<rhezs Asiafxe chsas<as ChsEe-
HsSbWs. E1z1nEer Complains,
and sfker Diseases that prs
&8<s a FeEnxAGESa Of GRAe
@owe1ss whesher On
GhEAArEz or 2a3Aks.

T1is Is 70 gzz-E rsstruzn. but the
pseseFIp1I91 u regular and successful
e5ty p1ysIeiA1 q 0fExseasIgs przStee and
rsP1EzEioss E5s prsseripE1sa hzz b en-
Ese4 IsE ssls years Il OGr own families
via inEsrixSle success.
DESHg tie 1ass Wx il was given 10
Ezay q 0ur M5esHs AID volunteers in
G5s army. w.o we're sEEsring Ir1m Dizz-
EAez. e42sa4 BY e1z2ks q wafer. Gn-
Ee4I-AE sGd L@EuUP=rlE esoke1 food,
zzd Il every ease Is vas zsed with LIE
5ess resEE1z.
L . se5eEsf@e prescription prepared
vita E1s greatest care, Azd We ree0E-
Zs1dIs wKA L. g1m0st cSE69e1es IL tAs
Bess r~E kzsEa for tas diseases
Meztoses.
Every zzlF sbSgI5 hare 4 boftls sf
liza Coz6zzA rezGF tar IzzSdlAts 1se. a
sisxss Doe Il o1ly . iew dnsps In Fns
szrsF stage q these dlssEs VIII gfIea
szeeE al e1rz tie disorder.
4 TrzF=ssrz, who are sz55=et 20 80 zaay
eAz&9Es II wz1=< &1a ei=1, viii fad this
Yzlgzbse article TR v1zss are small
Sn1 sEEsaZ and Tan BE- czEe1 wIsacas
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Public Meeting.

Pursuant TO published call, meeting Of
citizens Of tie town and county WAS held at
the Court-Uouse on Friday evening, July 7th,
1875, to make arrangements for 1Illeu aud
Hendricks ratification meeting in Charlestowu.
The meeting was called % order BY Mai
Jas. Law Iloof, and on motion VIM l..
WILSON was called 70 the Chair, and GEO
". HArSEs aud IL. +. GALLAnEn appointed
Secretaries.
Capt d. H. Cockrill moved that a Tilden
and Hendricks ratification meeting be held on
Monday, July 18th, ttbat being the first day
Of the Coeujy Clurtl at the Courthouse in
Charlestown. Adopted
On motion Of Jas. NJ Mason, the Chair
was requested % appoint a Committee Of one
from each magiSteril district Of the county,
10 take preliminary steps towards holding a
county Barbecue during the present Political
campaign.
The Chair appointed the following:
Potomac, Col ". a. NIorgan Bolivar, j.
". Rider; llarper's Ferry, James Conway
lliddlewav. John c. Shirley; Osburn, C'l
r. W. Baylor; Shepherd, Capt. j. ). Mel
win: Charlestowu. NJ. W. Burr
On motion the Chair appointed the follow
inc persons as q C1mmittee Of Arrangements
h- tie Ratification Meeting 90 the lJth, viz
Can't. d. II. Clckrjl, A. W Hawks. Jas. J
Galhher. Geo. ". Haiucs, J Ell Duke.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
WM L. WILSON. Chairman.
GE' W. HANss, : Secretaries
T. L. GA-LAUCB, B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-07-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

for Gentlemen, Youths, and children. Of Foreign
and Domestic Cassimercs Is truly immerse. aud
embraces c+ery,ii,ug IN ths, line from sl.dl per
suit 10 so; bat the reputation OF The proprietor
oil the Twin Fronts. as Clothicr, Il enac'eht iP
sati.fy The public that he has lcft roihirg q be
"a i.h.d Tor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-07-15
The American pconic.
\. b. Dolly,
Preacher in charge.

No people in the world suffer as much with Nys-
persia as Americans. Although years Of eypc-
ti,nc, In MEDICINE had failed t. accomplish n
certain and sure remedy for This disease and its
effects. such Sour Stomach. heartburn, Water
brasA. Sick Il -adachc, Costivcrcss. Phlpitatiou
Of the Heart Liver Complaint, coming up of the
food. low pirits general debility, etc. yet since
the Introduction OF GuzEN's Arg-T FloWEU, we
believe there is 10 case of Dyspepsia that cannot
be- Immediately relieved. $1,000 dozen sold last
wear without one case Of failure reported. Go 10
your Druggists Light Il Mitchell, Charicstown,
and J. !. Glbe,t llarpcr's Ferry, and Ct q
Sample Bottle fot 10 ccnis and try t. Two doses
will relieve yo0. Regular size 70 cents.
June y, lS76.-C0w. ".