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RUPTURE


AND tUhEt
The fallacy OF curing rupture by trnsses has been
fjy established ny the experience OF ages There
scertalDy no truss that VIII radically cure confirmed
length of time other than Injurious. Let US LOOK Into
the subject and you Will readily comprehend views.
The peculiar internal forces against this walls OF the
abdomen prevent adhesion and the of the rupture
to resist the internal DOWN. ard pressure with the
sign OF attempting to produce adhesive Inflammation
Ia TO be condemned for the following reasons
First 1T is dangerous irksomc, and painful Second
II is highN injurious TO the muscular structure.
ThrdIt Is repJgnant tn the senses, and inconsistent
with the present stage Of rttc surgery Take the
ure1 man far advanced In life ana he will tell YOU that
he has been deuded from hie earliest recollection ny
vany attempting get cured from the Of trusses
and that from misery TO untold agony he has
from period TO PERIOD spending his money AMI rxhau
Ing his patience, with vast Increase OF his rupture
What Is the truss but haf hoop grip ing steel or
iron band provided on each end with pads To press
simultaneously upon the na,k anu ah1Dmen2 What
must be the effect of these pads2 Are they heating
and celebrating to the back walls Of the abdomen
Is not the ceaselcs. force Of tn spring bearing
these pads toward each other attended with fearful
eutsP LOOk for moment into the structure OF man.
the kidneys. the bladder the tendOfs the Spleen the
yertcbrn aud the lumbar regions NUT sooner later
be seriously affected by the continued pressure Of the
truss.
Let Us see from the following example: Fill for In
stance. sack. the abdomen Is ned and 10 with
one of those sOcacd radical cure trusses and Will
see the terrible indenaons made by the pressure. IL
II In this that the constant embrace grip
repair bic injury upon the organs completely destroy
ing their functions.
There is nothing more easily comprchcndcf when the
nature OF yielding substances acted upon by constant
prt ssurc Is contemplated.
The following alarming affections are Induced bv the
displacement OF the ylscCra
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RUPTURE

y u ~ y - - n Ezzlx y
Ths plumber Of fatal case; recorded prove tina, It Is
stands who has neglected hernia lie dare not run.
jump; couxn ride, or m.ye In other than MEASURE
drins bitse sHe PIT y ne rule for thls taior Is
though he may be as prudent cauto dane her
self change OF her operating a. 1t docs Ca an
ehciaole nervous system may cause rupture to De-
READ THE PROOFS DIR. sHERMAS's PATIENTS
PUT FORTH.
when an honest farmer speaks relating incaents like
the folio sins. endorse what ne says 0y pub
Sones heart in ypSHT viii the mus. hsys
actuated sir. Moniort In relating these interesting
FARMER WRIrEs APoy yn r Pr tshERMASs
oa the iaih day o. fe6ru.ry 1875. applied at Dr. j.
ton OF method OF treaiins Herns had treat.
somewhas ssepuesl OF I. cure. having been rspturcd
over twenty nine year,. and being 10 the sixty hd
that when appled % Or. sherm 4 large and very
without benefit but vita positive injury Ia: last one
,re the Elastic Rubber Truss wa tne worst OF all
secure Or. sherman. rcmsdie. which are we.-
authenticated means Of relief aad cure; ,,,,.,.,,.
Charleston. III. March 4 1874
MIR MoSFORrs REPLY TO ISQUIRERs
In answer to the many inqur cs viii say at have
no interest, pccnnary or otherwise IN Dr. sherman
known Tor oenent OF other wno are su1 ring as
taree tm5nis ana cdus II nsee o.
sary procure hundred as have lived mere more than
flrtyycars; The great labor Of answering separately
The lei srs am RECEIVING " ny se9loss 90, E9peInI
Confession d. MTch q, is7o-I hereby certify
W. r. PATTON, ST. D.
Ihaye. a. druggist. sold trnsse. 70 Nj Monfort,
upon examination nov ma him curcd-xas cured by
Charleston. MArch "a 1879.
Mayor Of the cry Of Charleston. H. / J. MoNF3Rr."
ID n "a IN r In Ir Shnrfn nts freat -
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A VERY Good Race over Ten-Miic Course
The Boats that Won.

A race was sailed in Rockaway inlet yes
terday afternoon by open sloops and cat rugged
boats, used as excursion boats by the hotels.
The prizes were offered by Capt. Samues, Of
the Neptune House. and the entries were tho
sloops Dexter and Ella. and the cat boats MINI
BILE and +. A. Butler. The course was from the
Neptune House pier MALT mile down the inlet,
60 and around a stake boat, thence back, and
two and half miles up the Inlet, to and around
a boat anchored IN Bro ID Channel, aud return
TO point OF starting the course to be sailed over
twice, making about ten miles distance. the
Judges were Commodore Lord and cx-Commo-
dore Cheevet, of the Rorkaway Club. The tide
was running IN strong on the last OF the Hood
aud the breeze blew fresh from little south Of
east
The Nlmhle crossed the line at 35Sa2, the
Butler at 4O:5O, the Ella at 4:G2:5j, and the Dex,
ter at i:tG:O,. The sloups carried lower sails ana
club-toi s.ils and they spread all the canvas
they had. Tie Cc was pretty one, ana inc
boats very well handled. The interest centered
on the Ella aud Dexter. which hung close 10
each other over the whole course. The little
Nimhle at once left the Butler, aud held hor
own well with her big opponents The Dexter
crossed the hone lire AT 5.lHvl the Ella at
b:l3:l7, the Nimbe at 5;ls, md TIE Butler At
b.22:5l. The time allowance being one minute
to a foot in length. the actual and corrected
aui IN mr. IA follows.
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Rtlialous Noiitts.
Nttilnos.

LII good practical engineers that have been refused
~ certificates by the Blari OF boiler Examiners viii
please attend meeting thi. (saturday) afternoon
No. 40 Greenwich ~. At oclOcs prOmpt OnlY good
". clcal men, opposed to corruption. need attend.
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Excursions.

-
A -ROCkAWAi BEACH EXCURSIONS,
REGULAR LINE, ESTABLISHED 1871.
FIVE EACUkslONS DAILY AND SUNDAY,
- nv STEAMERS
AMERlCUS, NENERSINK and WILLIAM COOK.
Musical Entert iinment Every Day BY
CONTE mos CELEBRATED I'D RECT BAND.
THE ORPHEUS QUARTETTE CLUB.
PHILIII'S' GLFE CLUB AND
PROF. SOLTAU, THE RENOWNED
90 MINUTES SAIL ON THE ATi, hSifIIt! OCEAN. N
bREFzEs on II fn i pEES SSC2Ri ihh 'ooI
Observe the Time Table,
AMERfCIfs III AVEe
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SETAHWy{A,INiHth ~ ko7iH,irNpIAN ,ENNlrM~i2%y

ISLAND, SANDS FOlST GLES COVE, SEA
CLIFF, GLEN WOOD, AND ROSLYN.
The steamer SEAW ANHAKA leaves Peek IN every
SUNDAY Atg A. NJ, ON II at 300 A NJ, aud lid 81.
at Hj A NJ Tor thc HDlYf places returning To th1 city
about p. N. Dinner ami retire 'hments on board
rI'O LOhG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS.
The nne steamer CRYSTAL WAVE Of the n. j. South.
ern r. H. line caves Pier y, y. Il, foot of Il ctOr ST.
$40 A. Nj returning, the train leaves LOn' Branch at
H. NJ. W. :. SNEDEN, q. VI.
Two CHATTER FOR EXCuRSIDNS.-
i saloon stoa ncr wyoming barges Republic, Chicago,
laldwin, & ledOnia, and Anna Aldernty Pirk, Excel
slpr, Oriental Riritan Beach. Iona Island. aud Cold
hpfink iroNrs 10 let once 3sl Wc,t IT., opposite
Christopher IT, Ferry II. ~ CR )1SElE
WLST PoiSE hEWnuEGu rOuGHAEEPolR.
w AND RETURN SAVE DAY
by DAY LINE 5IkAMklI5.
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DIR. SHERMAN.
Euslntss q b1ntes.


A GOOD and old csiabl .hed bakery for sale; cheap
N rent also horse and wlg IN. 50 thrstODher ~.
A NEW roy Tor sale CHEAP, three TOYS In one;
N fortune Address y. box 1919, sun ONCE.
VrOR SALE-Mcat, nah, fruit, and vegetable mar.
kci best stand In B-Ocklyns low rent; cash l.
ness $500 per week "plcndld chance 0'5 fu ton ST.
IHOR SALE Cigar store, c lose To the Contra. Park,
DONG glol business sAtlstlcorf i-'rs for SELF
lag /. j BRADY, ppi Sth ay.
For ~AlE-A welestaol.snei feed store. doiag a
good cash bu1iness good reasons Tor selling Apply
at $50 De kaih av near Nostmni, Brooklyn.
IrOR SAlE.Mtk wagon. horse ana harness, ctcan
7 to-day hREsso saiOon, 30 aN., bctN cen 5tth aud
5Jth ITS.
VNOR Salts mall grocery store ami milk depots
4 reason tor selling M heath, liz Mnnr'est
NOR SALE-A wcilpNng cigar store; rent cheap
Il Apply AZ 90 last Houston II
MARKET FOR SALE -One.half suitable for
WI grocery buslucs-. lsl Hiu aY,
MILK aud butter stand. cheap good BUSINESS
WI cheap rents living rooms back Of store 3ss Law
NICELY Mtcdup store 7ti ward cheap rent.
~ sunb. for any business. quire nj 80 HAM ton st.
nLD established TIA shop, stock. tlnwarc, with or
ONltnout tools
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STNnhrYM HfHNtGiYY!KtSII2>SS r3 ,fsnlr,R4HlA,
. The steamers MORRlsANIA HARLEM ana SHADY

Lancng at Grand st., 23d 81. ana li0th st. Connect.
log win boats for High Bridge.
Passengers bY thus iine will be admitted to the great
submarine excavations undc llell Gate.
G. n. LONGSrREEr, Supt.
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Auttion qotltt,.
elrn cooos.

IL EEpS PATENT partly-mlIe dress shirts,
IN the v,rY best, Tor 81 can be hni~hrd AS easily
ns hcmmlng a han ikerchlef. 81 broadway, and p2l
Arch o., Pnila1clpha.
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FATHERS mothers. sons and daughter. should read the
following facts concerning
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Trains leave Long Island City for Far Rockavay and
R9ckaw.y Beach at 1908 1908, 1880. A. Mi l:2.
4:O4, and 9 7. NJ.
For Far Rocksway. e:s5. Dos A. ~; sos e:sC.y
z. M.
Returnlng-Leave Rocksway Beach s:sa. 1880 A. N (;
136, 500, 5.3s. 6:3S y. NJ Far Rcckawsy 5:t)
652 1871 $3.50. 1885. 1i:52 A. NJ; 1911 $3.50. 4:sa
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.Hatblnern.
sitniIsIrg.

WANTED Three second hand screw mAi nne
w Apply az once ~ 222 Wooster 81, bctNr'l 'i 40
lilrprhtr Il
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pers,nIl .iotltes.

nISEASES or MEN. Nervous Debility. and kin.
dred affections speedily an perm luruty cured Dy
HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ. D., III Lexington ay II ar
2ltn st. Hours. to
ENNGISEERS and engine owners should all under.
~ tind the Alien Governor Illustrated circular ssnt
tIte. ;. Il. ALLEN Is ston.
NIARY-Next Wednesday atiP. NJ. sthst.
vi FRED.
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SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for RockNwN Beach and Far Rockiway o. 10, IL
A. NJ; 1880 $40 z. NJ
Rcturnng-Letve ROckaway Beach i1:iO 4 NJ; 4. 4:-D,
o, s:20 r. N. Far Rockaway 7;iO A. NJ. 1900 a. ii
b;lS t:27, $40 r. NJ.
TaAe Jerry James slip foot Chambers ST.. Sund ys
excepted. halt % hour before departure 9f trains
SUNDAYS al $3.50 and 1880 4 NJ. an u u. NJ, or
terry foot SAN St. Il H. daily, fifteen ,l5 minutes
fore Of
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LINk..rron Per. q and ~. y. II.

~ FOR LONDON DIRECT
FOR QUEENSTOWN ND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN. Aug. 10. 3 7. NJ. EGYPT, Sept. 3, 3 r. N.
England Aug 20, $50 A. ". ITALY. Sept o. $50 AM.
Cabin passage. $40 and $50 currency Return tickets
At -e iuced rates Steeraee passage. t26 currency.
Drafts issued from Ct upward at current prices Apply
+. W. j. HURST Manager.
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WE sun
SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING,
VIII contain eight pages. embracing the NEWS OF
rHE DAY, and an ahundin supply OF fresh, original.
anu selected ARTICLES ~ the gre itest interest.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
FOR SALE Bl ALL NEW ,MEN.
American citizen., 1876-03-18

WE announce a still later arrival
of the most desirable styles of
Spring and Summer Shoes, etc,
consisting in part of
Child's Spring Heel buff colored and Kid
anklets; nos. 1 to 4.
Child's Heeled buff colored and kid ank-
let's; nos. A to z.
Child's Goat and buff colored pump-soie
balls; nos to 4, and to z.
Child's Serge pump-sole Polish, nos. 6 to 10.
Child's Kid pump-sole side-lace; nos. 6 to
104
Misses Kid pump sole side-lace; nos. IL to
Youths Goat Newport Ties; nos. 9 to 13.
Lays Kid Newport Ties, all sizes.
Old Lady's low-cut, Newport Ties, all sizes.
Lady's and Gents Buskins and Slippers.
Mems calf-lined and bound Brogans-low
priced.
Also great variety of dress and service
able shoes, for all ages and con-
104 Fl. GWINNER BRO.
American citizen., 1876-03-18

EASTER win fall this year on the
18th, instead Of on the 9th, of April,
because Easter day is regulated
not by . solar but by lunar cycle,
the cycle that governs the "golden
number By solar calculation a
day always begins at midnight, but
by lunar calculation it begins at
noon; if, therefore, the Paschal
moon falls on Saturday after 12
O'Clock NJ, it is counted as falling
on Sunday, and hence, under the
rnle of the prayer book, Easter day
is the Sunday following. This is
what happens this year. The Pas
cbal moon will be full on Saturday,
April 8, at 2:43 Pm; it is therefore
counted as falling ON Sunday, the
9Th, and the following Sunday, the
10Th, viii be Easter day.
American citizen., 1876-03-18
We offer a lot of first class dress
Shirts aud Hats at cost.
10A TT GwTNNER & Rho


Shirts aud Hats at cost.
1O4 III. GwINNER s. BRO.
Go TO w. N. Bledsoe's for meat,
mackerel, cheese, sugar, coffee, tea,
buckwheat and fine flour. 5
Tho new patent Window Shade,
which has no rival for durability
and cheapness, il offered at reduced
price, by II. GwlNNER & Bro.
ONION SETS. silver skin and
large red, for sale at w. n. Bled-
sOe's. 8
Wagon and Plow Gear for sale at
n. G. Orrick's.
N. G. Orrick has for sale Genuine
German Millet, Onion Sets, Lam
dreth s. Ferry's Fresh Garden
Seed. jan 15-3m.
W. N.BLEDsoE keeps first class
family grocery, besides q large
stock of plantation supplies. Farm
ers will bear this in mind. His
goods are equal to any in the mar
ket, and he sells at low prices. B
Wheelbarrows garden Implements
for sale at N. G. Orrick's,
N. G. Orrick has for sale Genuine
Java Prolific Cotton Seed-yield
from one to three bales per acre.
Go TO w. N. Bledsoe's tor your
garden seed. Every variety from
Landreth's. 5
1000 Plows and Points for sale at
N. g. Orrick's.
FIRST quality of choice family
flour for $3.50 per barrel, at w. N
Bledsoe's. z
Everything in the Hardware line
Tor sale at N C, Orrick's.
HoUsEKEEPERs wishing to econ
omize. may do SO by calling on w.
N. Bledsoe, on north side of Court
square. 8
Saddles and Bridels for sale at
N, q. OrIick's.
KENTUCKY PLows, the very best
manufactured, for sale at w. n.
Bledsoe's. z
800 kegs nails for sale at N. q.
Orrick's,
w. N. BLEDsoE keeps a fine as
sortment of pickles, canned meats,
canned fruits, Bologna sausage, and
many other indispensable articles
for housekeepers. 5
LandIeths garden seeds and on
ion sets for sale at n. G. Orrick's.
W. N. BLEDsOE-third door from
Tupper building, on Center street
keeps constantly on hand every
article necessary for table use. He
sells cheap for cash. 5
American citizen., 1876-03-18
SIS AGRAND PREMIUM. SIS

WE want, within the next six
weeks, one hundred new subscrib
ers TO the AMERICAN CITIZEN. In
order TO get them, we offer the fol-
lowing inducement to agents:
On and after this date the sub
scription price of the AMERICAN
CITIZEN will be reduced to Two
/ Dollars and Fifty Cents per year,
to all persons paying IN ADVANCE.
We will present to the lady or gen
! tleman sending us the greatest
number of Neao Names, accompa-
nied by the Cash, a brand new
GROVEB 6 RAKER SEWING
MACHINE,
to be delivered as soon as the num-
Der of new subscribers, from all
sources, aggregates One Hundred.
Thus, should one person send ten
names, and ten others send nine
names each, the one hundred sub
scribers will have been secured,
and the party sending the ten will
receive the premium.
We make this offer in good faith,
and it is open to all competitors
until March 31st, 1876.
Any lady or gentleman can make
up a club in few hours, while vis-
iting among neighbOrs.
Names of subscribers may be sent
siugly or i'll clubs. We keep a care
full record, open to inspection, and
as soon as our mail book shows the
of one hundred new,
paid-up subscribers, the person who
is credited with the most names
will be notified, and. can procure
the Sewing Machine, on demand, at
this Office, without the outlay of a
nickle.
There is no more useful 'articie
than a fine sewing machine, and
The one we offer will be just from
the manufacturers salesroom, and
new and tirst-class in
every respect. :.
Ladies desiring that household
treasure, a fine Sewing Machine,
md gentlemen wishing to make
some fair relative or friend hand
some and useful present, have here
! rare opportunity to procure one
any outlay beyond little :
time pleasantly spent ill canvassing
among their friends.
We warrant the machine to be
full value-Seventy-five Dollars on
he manufacturers price list.
Send us the names and the money.
On our part, we will send the paper i
regularly for one year to each adj
lress, and will pay the premium
promptly 20 the most successful
,gent.
No one personally conn ected with
he parer will be allowed to com
,ete, ard the premium will be fairly
awarded to the party who earns it.
This offer is open until. the close
If mails Oil March 31st.
American citizen., 1876-03-18
BOARDING..

NJ RS. c. T. REEVES respectfully an
Nl nOunces that she has opened a Pri>
vate Boarding House in the lar, e building
formerly occupied by NJ. Joel, directly in
rear OF the Wolf House. Her rooi.s are
well furnished, large and coInmodious, aud
the table is abunda ,tly supplied with the
best the market affords. After many years
Of successful experience in this business,
Mrs. Reeves is confident she can give sat
isfaction to all who favor her house with a.
trial. Terms to suit the tisles. ian3
American citizen., 1876-03-18

TIM equinoctial storms seem to
BE- unusually violent, the present
season. In this region, . heavy
rain, preceded by high winds, set
in on Tuesday night, and continued
almost necessarily for about thirty
sfx hours and we learn that storms
hsvs prevailed, during the week,
fhroughout the State. The weather
has been very severe, everywhere,
and great osa Of life and shipping
IL reported on the seas.
American citizen., 1876-03-18

"LEAp YEAR, said he, as he threw HIM
self indolently upon the lounge. ooh,
don'tI wish 1 was a pretty, fascinating
stunner of a girl! I'd have all my clothes
cut after the Domestic Fashions, and just
heap the style on. And wouldn't pile on
the duds and wear a big hustle! Oh, 10
Hi ! Ouch !" and just here his father, as
he led him out by the ear, said, "Young
man, if you don't climb out O. this and
make big hustle IN the neighborhood of
that wood pile, Pll fix you SOS you couldn't
wear q hustle for a MONTH"
American citizen., 1876-03-18
I'll E w E e KY SU N
KEW YoFK.

l776. KEW YOFK. 1875.
Eighteen hundred and seventy six
is the Centennial year. 1t is also
the year in which an Opposition
House of Representatives, the first
since the war, will he in session at
Washin gtcn: and the year of the
twenty-third election of a President
of the United States. All of these
events are sure to be of great inter
est and Importance, especially the
two latter; and all of them and
everything connected with them
will be fully and freely reported
and expounded i'll The Sun.
The Opposition House of Repre-
sentatives, taking up the line of
inquiry opened years ago by The
Sun, will stelnly and diligently in
vestigate the corruptions and mis-
deeds of Grants administration,
and will, it is TO he hoped, lay the
foundation for a new and better pes
riod in our national history. Of all
this The Sun will contain complete
and accurate accounts, furnishing
it's readers with early and trust
worthy Information upon these alb
sorbing topics.
The twenty-third Presidential
election, with the preparations for
it, will be memorable as deciding
upon Grants aspirations for third
term of power and plunder, and
still more as deciding who shall be
the candidate of the party of Re-
form, and as electing that candidate.
Concerning all these subjects, those
who read The Sun will have the
constant means of being thoroughly
informed.
The Weekly Sun, which has at
tanned q circulation of over $4,000
copies, already has its readers in
every State and Territory, and we
trust that the year 1876 will see
their numbers doubled. 1t will
continue to be. a thorough news
paper. All the general news of the
day will be found in it, condensed
when unimportant, at full length
when OF moment; and always, we
trust, treated in clear, interesting
and Instructive manner.
IL Is Out AIM W tHt w cthiN
Sun the best family newspaper in
the world, and we shall continue to
give in its columns large amount
of miscellaneous reading, such as
stories, tales, poems. scientific intel
ligeDce, and agricultural informa
ton, for which we are not able TO
make room in our daily edition.
The agricultural department. espe-
cially is one of its prominent fea-
lures. The fashions are also re9u-
larly reported in its columns, aud
so are the markets of every kind.
The Weekly Sun, eight pages,
with fifty-sIx broad columns, is only
Sl.20 year, postage prepaid. As
this price barely repays the cost OF
paper, 10 discount can be made
from this rate to clubs, agents, post
masters or any one.
The Daily Sun, large four page
newspaper of twenty eight columns,
gives all the news for two cents a
copy. Subscription, postage pre-
paid, Doc. n month, or $3.50 a year.
Sunday edition extra, s 10 a year.
We have no travelling agents.
Addresa TIE SI.N: .N,ae Yak c;ty
American citizen., 1876-03-18

Another arrival of ladies' Misses
and Children's Shoes, of latest
styles and most approved patterns.
We offer special inducements in
Misses and Boys School Shoes
As we intend bringing this branch
of our business prominently before
the public, we invite all to call and
examine our stock. We also keep
choice brands of Flour, Sugar,
Coffee and Tea.
Sat III. GwINNER & Bro.
American citizen., 1876-03-18

RUMoR has it that Hon. j. A. p.
Campbell, Of Canton, has been re-
tanned by Gov. An,es as one of his
counsel but whether it is correct,
this deponent sayeth not. Judge
Campbell is a lawyer Of great abil-
ity, and we'll versed in the art of
making the 'worse appear the bet
ter reason, to perplex and dash
maturest COUNSEL 1t il also re-
ported that Judge Potter, of Jack
son, has been retained in the same
CASE Vicksbuyg Herald.
American citizen., 1876-03-18
Ce.sa,spsiea Cared!

An old physician, retired from active
practices having had placed in his hands by East
India Missionary the formula of simple veget. BILE
Remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of Con
sumption. bronchitis Catarrh and all Throat and
Lung Affections, ~lsoa positive and radical
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative pow
ers in thousands Of feels 1t his duty make
known to his suffering fellows. Actuat@d by this
motive and conscientious desire to relieve hum n
suffering. he will send. free Of charge, to all who de-
sire IT, this recipe with fll reetons for preparing
and successfully using. Sent by mail, by ad
dressing with stamp, naming ii, paper.
DR w STEVENS,
feb26 1y Monroe Block, SYRACUSE. NY
American citizen., 1876-03-18

WE learn that . mission will be-
gin st the Catholic Church to-mor
row Sunday, and continue a week
or ten days It will be conducted
by two Dominican fathers, from
Louisville. KY.
American citizen., 1876-03-18

ALL orders for job work, adver-
tising and subscriptions, LETT at ii.
Gwinner s. Bros, N. @. Orrick's,
Phillips & Jones, or w. j. Mosby y
Co.'s, will receive prompt attention
at this office.
American citizen., 1876-03-18

A NOTICE from Capt. NJ. Shaugh-
messy, @. 8. Internal Revenue Col
lecfor, will be found among our
new advertisements. It Is Of spe>
cial interest to dealers in liquors
and tobacco.
American citizen., 1876-03-18

THE Board OF Examiners will
meet at che courthouse on Tuesday
next, to ascertain the qualifications
Of aapirants for tho office of Super
Intenslene Of Education for Madison
county.
American citizen., 1876-03-18

Our sanctum was honored on
Tuesday last, by visit of Capt. J.
d. Bell, senior editor IF that excel
lent paper, the Peoples Defense.