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Saturday visitor. (Newark, Del.) 1876-1876, 1876-02-12

WHAT we need now is some new occu-
patton for our hardening muscle and
matured mind. Until within the last
two years We have not only bad employ
msnt for own our energies. but also for
the300, 900 laborers fro n the Old World
who annually found homes in our fer
tile territory. We have always mad
some great work in progress which has
given full employment to all who wan
ted labor; but we are now absolutely
without any undertaking of an indus.
trial character, except the machinery
necessary for the supply OF our daily
watts. Although we havs but entered
upon our hundredth year of indepen-
dencs, so vigorously have our energies
been employed that We have nothing
more to do. We have dug all the ca
nails we require and constructed all the
forthcations needed for our defence
we have built more railroads thansufice
for our commerce, and our mines and
manufactures produce more than W.
can consume.
Saturday visitor. (Newark, Del.) 1876-1876, 1876-02-12

Never be set down by tribes. IL
troubles como upon you keep up and
fear not tho the day he dark one. II
the sun Is going down lookup at the
stars. If the earth is dark keep your
eyes on heaven. Mind what you run
after; never be contented with 4 bubble
that will burst OF flrework that will
end In smoke and darkness. Fight
hard against hasty temper, anger will
come, but resist it stoutly; spark may
set house on fire, and a fit Of passion
may give you cause TO mourn all the
days Of your life. If you have an
enemy, act kindly to him and make him
your friend; you may not win him at
once, but try again.
Saturday visitor. (Newark, Del.) 1876-1876, 1876-02-12
DEATH OF REvERDY JOHNSON


BALTIMORE, Feb.-The Hon. Rsverdy
johnson died at Is O'Clock tonight,
While dining with the Governor at
Annapolis he went to the ysri, fell over
o bank and fractured his skull.
Reverdy johnson was born at Auna-
polls, Md, May 81, 1896. He was edu-
Gated at St. johns College in that city,
and at the age Of IL began to study law
Ia Prince Georges Co., in the Office of
his father, who was chief Justice OF the
judicial district of which that county
was part. In 1915 he was admitted to
bar. and in 1917 removed to Baltimore,
where he has ever since resided. He
has devoted much OF his time to the
arguing of cases before the U. s. Su.
preme Court. In conjunction with Mr.
Thomas Harris he reported vols. oil
the decisions of the Maryland Cours OF
Appeals, known as Harris and John
sgn's Reports" the 1st vol, of which
appeared in 1920, shd the 7th in 1927
In 1921 he was elected State Senator,
and at the expiration OF his term II
1925 he was reelected for a second
term. In 1916 he was chosen a u. g.
Senator, which Office he resigned II
1919 on being appointed by President
Tsylor, Attorney General of the United
States. On the succ sssiou of Mr.. Fd.
more after the death of President Tay.
lor, Mr.. johnson resigned that Office,
and resumed the practice of law.
Since that time Mr.. johnson has fill.
ed high positions of irists and honor
in the nation, having served in the Sen
ate with dis motion, and was sent by
n 4 T. -
Minister to the Court of st. James,
He was a statesman of liberal views, {
lawyer of erudition and unusual deptt
OF thought, and as man and either
was honored and respected by the en-
tire world. His untimely death de
prives the nation of one OF its bright
est ornaments as well as enc OF its mos
trusted citizens. Morning Herald.
Saturday visitor. (Newark, Del.) 1876-1876, 1876-02-12

Reward Is not payment; It IL free
gift. however we have won Il.
Saturday visitor. (Newark, Del.) 1876-1876, 1876-02-12
Our Enterprise.

To-day we launch in the field Of Jour
nalism the SATURDAY VIsIToR Of New
ark. This is the first paper ever pub
lished in the town, and why there has
not been one started here long ago is q
mystery to us. We have cauvassed
the town but very little and find the in
habitants as willing to aid in this en-
terprise as they are in any undertaking
that is thought to be advantageous to
this community. We have received the
hearty approval and aid Of the leading
citizens OF Newark, who seem to be
alive to their interest. A glance at our
advertising columns will show that the
merchants and business men have CIV
ing us their support, and our list of
subscribers is very encouraging. In
side OF month we hope to have all
necessary arrangements completed for
as good country Office as there is in
the State, for the class of work likely
to be needed here. Oar paper will be
neutral in politics, as our main object,
is First, to make q living second, to
give to the public such paper as will
command the respect of it's patrons,
while our greatest pleasure will be to
forward their interests. We shall pay
especial attention to the local news oil
Newark and the surrounding country
giving that which is really and legiti.
mately news, and letting gossip go It's
own way. News Of the week from
abroad will be selected and condensed
with care. Literature, Agricultural,
Scientific, Domestic, Humorous and
Miscellaneous articles will weekly fill
our columns. We are thankful for the
aid rendered, and will try to repay thu
kindness by publishing good paper
As deeds are nobler than words we
think the fewer promises made the lesi
there will be to fulfill, and shall let thu
merits of the paper speak for itself.
.sf. .t. f.st --------- t-L- -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-30

We call the attention Of the her-
ohsnts Of Can. on and vicinity 20 our
fIcil,ties for executing plain and
mnanental printing. We have ad
deb new ,natefial and stock tt our
ofkce, aud afe now prepared ID all
al ~ ders 1t lower rates than over
before. We solicit their patronage
and guarantee 70 give satisfscticn
10 each and every instance. Before
leaving yonr orders elsewhere allow
as to make estimates and compare
the prices with ours. Our work
shall lie strictly first class, and
proniptness shall characterize ON
dealings. All re ask il . trial.
We print Bill Heads below New
Orleans 6gnres where an oder for
.s~sQrted sisds is given. Colored
LeyeI and Note Heads specially.
Call at the CITIZEN office. three
doors below the Post Once, If sou
wfsh the.neatest, cheapest and best
wosk IN tie State.
We ask special attention 10 Dur
advertisement in reference to sisit.
ing cards, which We will pfiht al
the rate u o. per 100; put up ia
packs or twenty five assorted cards
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A Cara.

To All who are -. ff.ri,y from TIE
"'f'iS AMI ihdi>ctrii lens of youtii,
ff,r v"ns Nr.kursS, "a. " decay. loss
of MAJ h"ei. &C., viii send Il re
cIt" hat VIII cue you free oi ci.ars..
THIS grtst hp,ctl, WAS die vrs.s.
b u mr. i"' ar, in Sru Ii AmetIc !,
SrHi SCI addressed cnvetO;m 10
The u V: JoSu'u l. IMAM, station
u, Bib'e House New fyrk.
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Pinlles.

I will mail tFfe.l thu s,ipe ftf
preparing simple Vegnt.e Balm
that will Iemuve Tan, Ereckles.
Pimples aud Blotches; lewine the
skin soft, clear aud beauttnl: also
inst, uctio"s for producingain xuri.
suit growth of hair on y b.A heat,
or sm0nti, tsice. Address BsA Van.
aeif s Co. Box M3l, NJ 8 N>,strr
street, Y. Y. dec1u6
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vIcK's
Y -
FLOWER AID VsGE TABLE GARDEN

FLOWER M,U WEE Table GNHUEN.
Is the most beautiful work of the kind in
the world. 1t contains nearly a hundred
and fit, pages, hundreds of fine illistra-
lions, and six Chrome Plates of Flower~'
beautifully drawn and coiorel from nature.
Price 80 cents in paper covers; SI.00 in ele
giant cloth. Printed in German and Eng
fish.
Vicf1's Floral Guide, Quarterly, IS ceuts
a year.
cents.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for
years fiom Nervous Debility, Pre-
Decay. and all the eff cts OF
youthful indiscretiUn will. for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send
free to all Who need il, the recipe
and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the
experience can do 50 by
in perfect confidence.
John B. Ogden, AZ Cedar street, N.
Y. slecSOm6
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
1<on-R eSident Notice.


| No. l553
James T. Averitt, In CHANGER,
rs. SCU rrt MatlisoI
| ii. Archer Mettnuer, Ct al {County. State
OF Mississippi.
II. Rules, Monday. December fifth, 1876.
On the opening Of comflafrIants Bill. il
appearing to the Court that H. archer
h.ttaner resides and has his post office at
Macon, Georgia (; that + Joseph Afettauer.
Mary ii. WorsLaia and Branch Worshau,
reside and have their post office at WUrsiiam
Post Office, Primes. Edwards county, Wiz.
ginia; that Margaret L. Lyon, Emu,st
Ligon and Fanny NJ Crute and J, w.
Cruft, her husband, reside and have
their post ''ffie at Farlilv lie in said count,
Of Prince Edwards; and TINT H. H. Win
Tres, john NJ. Winfrce. William II. v iufree.
Mary +. Winfree and Louisa L winfree
and have their post Office at Williams
vie. IN the comfy Of Bath. Virginia: IL IL
'rae'td oy the Court that the several parties |
.Dove named do lie and appear in this |
Court, OH tire
9TH Monday il JANUARY. 1877,
It Canton, in sad county of Madison. and
hen and there plead, answer or demur to
bill for the partition, or the
aie ior partition of certain lands lying and
etngin said county of Madison and that
his order be published once a week for
1ur consecutive weeks in the x5merican
sftssn, public newspaper printed In said
yQpfy Ut Madison. A true copy,
Tcat~: z. "a LEEEREY Clerk
no. HAxDY, Eco,
st4l soPr for Connpit. s(pr fee s7.35
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Notice to the Public.

VOU sfe hereby notified thatsealed mo-
posals will be received and cnnsiaesed
by the Board Of Supervisors of Maiam
County, Mississippi. for
KEEPING THE POORHOUSR.
for the year 1877. at the regular meetinr
in January, 1877. All proposals must Il
fled with the Chancery Clerk ON or bcfor
December 3oth, 1876.
By order of the President.
dcc9t4 f. s. JEFFREY, Chrk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-30
Ath Monday III jauuary. 1877


At Rules, December 21st, 1876.
!. On the opening n complainant'sabill in
Mis- cause, 1t appearing to the salts action
& the court that j. COndit Smith, one OF
~ dDfendAnte therein, is u nonresident Of
= State of Mississippi, and that he resides
- has his pest Office In the city of New
and State of New York, it is now
y yed BY the court that said j. COndit
SA be aud appear in this court ON the
.o Monday in january, 1877, at the
Coe tiOuse in Canton, then and there to
o.ssnswer OF denur to said bill, other
eIso allegations thereof will be taken
LOT cessset Ms to him; ard it is further
q aoIssthat y copy of this order be pub
llsnsN - week, for feuf consecutive
s Ceeks ksr to said date, in the Asses,icaa
C:sseN tpublic newspaper published in
sald couA and that the clerk of this court
. n; mail, postage paid. . copy OF
this order 1ected to said J. Coudit Smith
a. SAID eil6 New fork. State Of New
York. A ~ copy.
Tssi: i. s. JEFFREY, Clerk.
JOHN HNDY,
SoPf isrEsnplts. 23t4 price $500
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No Scaling.
No Postponement.
Best Dppertu atty Ever Offered.
DRAWING IN PUBLIC
and
by the Public.

A FORTUNE
IA ron OWN ONE DOLLAR
FIRST 81 QUARTERLY DRAWING,
At New Orleans, 'rdssday. january, 2, 1877
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incorpor
ated by the Legislature of the State for
Edncati NAL purposes in le61, with a capt
tai Of 81 Coo. 900, to which it since added Il
reserve fund of &c, 900 Its Grand Single
Number Drawings will take place month";,
The season of 1877 opern xish the follow
ing scheme:
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For Renf.

The large aHd c,nveineIfiit ar
ranged h"iSr .ni ,ound. a'tachrd
owned L., N :. Nary ,.rutler
For terms apply Usithe premises.
Dee 2S-ti.
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Vi.k,s Floral Gujdr

beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely illu-
trafed, and containing an elegant coloreit
Flower Plate with the first n,i.nber. Price
only 25 cents for the year. The first M.
for..1577 jnstiissued in German and English.
Vick's Flower and Veget table Garden. in
PAPER so cents; with elesant cloth covris,
$l.u0
yicks. Catalogue, 800 Illustrations, only
2 cents.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester,. n.
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Isasr Il he cEs.;s,I..

unknown; Cat ifsAylod,
bren fs,usd nnaequxistesi
gphtIehan, Chsistnas day
e been Ee6od-dsy for the
sic to relieve binself''of
ssGil ignorance. Sucl, /.
The table fairly groane.s
Under . weight nj sul,
. xuries. all arranged evi
Entity y g MASTER OF tlse ART II.
&c - WIN is.sef Il ID
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-30

GURLEY's 10 the place to selfyour
hides. He pays more than any one
Else IN Canton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-30
vIcK's
ILLUSTRATED Priced CATALOGUE.

Fifty pages 800 illustrations, with Des-
criptiops of thousands of the best Flowers
and Vegetables in the world, and the way
stamp. Printed in German and English.
Vicks Floral Guide, Quarterly, % cents
year.
yick'r Flower AID vegetabletaarBen, 80
ceE,s in paTer, in elegant cloth covers, 81.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester. r. Y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-30

Our only one-was not turkey
bat gos,se-a great big fat fellow
that was Presented to US IN our ab
sence By Sur friend Ar. William
Dsvis, ssd ~ take this means of
returning thanks for the same. This
Fl not the nrst kind act we have
NAW Of William, for We well re-
me@e when he was our slight
bower, spr "man. friday and. in.
deed, the bly, main who was not
afraid 70 ch>S our do6rs-that
line Wien the ssQownaag anated
over our gateway. Weh, ff:eud
William, il you are Ayer struck
down by small pox or any o her
deafh-slrxier "just whistle, Ind I'll
s,.ase to SOU, my Iad."
Osis three or four street bsawiu
s'tursfd on Christmas dax No.
sssdy 3eriOusIy injur..d. We CON
.lssI " cit, council for the pre-
cta H. orr lssasarcs- established. !.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, el5.DoO
90. 600 Tickets at One Dollar Each

1898 frizes. amounting to. .S3f 50
write tor Circulars or send or,ia,
en- 49,. r nOs wa nu
New Orlalis, L.
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" i q X -
FIDWEh AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,

Are planted by a million people in America.
Weeks Catalogue-300 illustrations, only
cents.
Weeks Floral Gdidc, Quarterly, % ceuss
a year.
Vick's Floral and Vegetable Garden, 80
cents; with elegant cloth covers, SI.00.
All my publications are printed in Ger-
man and English.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester n. ".
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-30

The way to aLvertiss. 10 to eel
every thing cheap. 0uri'y does
tint.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-30

REGULAR oUARrERLxnn=>.-
: N Feouary 4th, 1as7u
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-07-29
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At least one thousand eager
spectators assembled last Sunday
evening to witness the second
raoe between YoUNG CHARLEY
and JEFF. The two champions
appeared on the track 10 fine trim.
Amsteurs Of the turf were largely
in favor Of Young CHARLEY,
JEyT finding but few supporters.
Through the eagerness Of the
jockies to get the lead, the horses
started before the signal was Civ.
%, YoUNG CHARLEY arriving .
NV fest ahead. The umpires de-
Odd that . new trial SHOULD take
plscs imnedistely, which grestly
improved JEF1's chances, Is he
b conceded 10 be the stronger
horse for . long distance. In the
1ooond rAce, JET was victorious,
reaehipg the stakes about 8 feet
ahsad Of YOUNG CHARLEY.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-07-29

and execution, wholly admirable and
delightful. Its choice selections from
the best poems of Midsummer, will
reveal to its young readers all the
natural beauties of the season; its
wise remarks and illusions will help
them to understand and appreciate
true poetry. Miss Fidelia Bridges is
the one artist to illustrate paper on
the poetry of Midsummer; and her
drawing,-one of the best she has
ever put on woods supplemented
by several other beautiful engravings.
These make q prominent feature of
the number, but, in readingitthrough
the children will visit almost every
imaginable realm of pleasure. With
the "Queen of the Molesv they will
descend underground; with "Little
Dame Dot" they. will go sailing
through the air. Celia Thaxter's
story Of "The Bear at Appledore," !"
James T. Fields funny "Song of the
Turtle and Flamingo," and Sphinx's
''Seaside Sketches" will fill them
with the spirit Of the beach; Lucre-
tin P. Hale's amusing 'sPeterkin Fam
lily" will invite them to q picnic on a
cool country green. They will laugh
long aud heartily at "Sam's Four
Bits" and "Soms Funny Summrr
Verses !" they will be thrilled and
fascinated by the sight, in Mr.. Brooks
story, of q terrible snow-slide in the
Sierras. Mrs. O.iphaut will lead
them through the grand halls of
"Windsor Castle" at the time Of
those great folks the Tndors; and
Mrs. Diaz will conduct them to the
hum bier, but quite as interesting,
"House the Jack Built" where Ad-
die Ledyard will show them some
old friends 10 the largest and best
drawings she has lately attempted.
On the opening page Of the number,
they will find q delightful poem by
Mrs. Dodge, illustrated by Miss Hal
locks splendid frontispiece; andfurth-
er on, the girls will have the pleas
ure of q fresh, hearty, inspiring talk
from that good friend of girls, Mrs.
A. D. +. Whitney. They will enjoy
thA dainty poems by Horace e. Scud-
der, and Mary e. Bradley /; will look
through . "Wonder O0k" with dear
little Fairy, and will join the Fire
flies in some "Midsummer Frolics."
"Jsck-in-the- Pulpit" will charm them
- only he can tho good "Deacop
Green" will award some beautiful
prizes for copies Of the Declaration
of Independence !" and the Letter
Bog aud Riddle Box-both stuffed
to their lids with good things-will
be open to all. Surely, here Is "fun
for the holidaysw
More than twenty articles By such
writers n Lucy Lsrcom, Celia Thax-
ter, James T. Fields, Mrs A. D. T.
Whitney, Mrs. Dodge, Noah Brooks,
Mrs. Oliphant, Lncretia P. Hale,
Abby Morton ,Diaz, Lydia Maria
Child. Horace z. Scudder and more |
than forty pictures, by such artists
as Miss Hallock, Addie Ledyard,
w. L. Sheppard, Sol. Eytinge, Tho
mas Moran, Fidelia Bridges, Frank
Beard-all together mako . Midsum-
mcr Magazine for Children such ~
WAS never seen before!
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How to Get Cool.

WREN the thermometer stands
st 90 deg, my warm young friends,
doht shme, nor fhss, nor ian your
selves int q. blasA No. Sit
down IN some quiet place and
think OHlt Qf cool things. Think Of
snow think Of Ice ; think Of cold
wstet tfokling down your back.
Think Of holding = live eel in
each hspd. Imagine yourself nm.
der N Icy shower. bath, or sitting
ct night-tall on top Of an iceberg ;
then try b shiver Do all this
without snCe stirring from your
pos1ti0n and you'll get cool, Of my
nsme's MT Jack.
-~Jsok- k-is-sA PslPit," !" st. NickoIas
6v Assssk
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BlockUoods Kagasi.e for July,
just republishod by the LEONARD
ecoTr PuBLIsHINo Co., II Barclay
Street, New York, presents . choice
collection of varied reading, Just the
thing for summer weather. Much ot
the early fame Of this popular maga-
zinc was earned by we'll written
short tales and sketches similar to
those which appear in the present
number. The following brief des-
criptiou only does bare justice to the
contepts:
"A Woman Halter, Part H." il
very interesting, and leaves Us wond-
ering what can be the matter.
"In Studio.- Conversation No.
"" We find the friends 'hswling
in amaze" Ger some last century
pentry, and hnally landing in q dis
cd1sion on Spiritnalism, and insisting
on . strict investigation Of so-called
spiritual phenomensa.
"John's Hero" suggests the folly Of
rash hero worship. aes
"A Wanderers Letter.-No. Ill"
takes % - Leipsig, and gives an ac-
conpt of tbs famous battle there In
Octobes, 1913, With scohnents upon
Napoleon's neglect 70 provide . line
OF fetrest. Af
aLAdy Adelaide: ! Ethdy.r In
spite of. Lady Adelaide's real good
A~~AS~1A~~ - 4. s-.~k~s1.1~ -nt -,
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The AMERICAN EXCHANGE e.
REVIEW, A Miscellany of Useful
knowledge and General Literature
Contents for July, 1876:
/. Minute Measurements-Space.
2. Agriculture on the Great Plains
of the West.
3. The Decline of the English Oys-
ter Fisheries. : ~
4. The Commerce ofthe Gaboon.
5. Insurance Department Penn
sylvania Fire and Marine Insur-
ance.-The Fluetuation in Vitality
Iowa Insurance Being Interpreted
Connecticut Fire and Marine Insur-
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