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Ex-MAY0R GHasE's STRONG INDoRsE-
MEyT

Iron the Globe Democrat, Nov q. 1882
Hon c. A. Chase ex- Mayor OF Kansas City, writes an
inquirer about DR. Sherman's treatment as follows:
J. II. Hodgkiu, Esq, St Louis.
Dear Sir have unbounded faith in the treatment of
Dr. Sherman, e., the Sherman who treated me Yes,
sir his treatment not only benefited me- but healed
entirely. l have not my appliance for over
Last year Travelled all the East and in
all ways-up hill and down. rough as well as smooth
plaeesand never thought Of my appliance and suffered
inconvenience in the least and have iast returned
from similar trip with the same happy results am
as sound any man. can but speak in the highest
terms of the Doctors treatment and most cheerfly
omrnend il to all sufferers
Before making the acquaintance of the DOCTOR had
many trusses, but all to my detriment, and do
not hesitate 10 say that they all torture, and that
there Is virtue in any treatment bat DR. Shermaas
Very truly, c. A. CHASE,
Kansas City, Dec. 4, 1882. 1871 Yves. 18th st.
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4 Singing Rebuke TO Beck.

81 am one of the unfortunates who lost limb In
the late difficulty and suffered a second amputa-
ton, but would not object to having my name
published pensioner il not for the fact
that the from whence the proposition
its object and TO look upon its author with con-
tempt If any such measure is necessary. ii should
have been introduced by man of known loyalty,
who carries his credentials in the shape of bullet
holes received in defense of his country's flag, and
not one who syInpathized with the other side. p
W: F. johnson, House OF Representatives, Spring
field. Ill
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A Sentiment that poes the Author Honor.

81 recognize the fact that your excellent paper
has become the leading exponent and defender of
orr old soldier boys rights and also the medium of
giving and receiving information of interest to
them. / am not a soldier the of soldier,
but simply private citizen who realizes that his
rights such have been preserved and made per-
manent by the patriotism of the grandest army of
freemen that ever marshalled in defense of
any cause. Feeling this, have nothing but good
will for them and thcirs'-J. L. MePceiI, Grand
TeIoN Mich
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w. A. HOPKINS. OF THE NINTH NATIONAL
BANK, NEW YORK, WRITES:

'Since tue time found myself cured, nine years
ago. have remained in excellent health ard has
there been since the least indication of predsposon TO
return of the rupture DR. Sherman thoroughly
eyed of. In view of the fact that stand upon my
feet at the desk, greater part of ny time it is matter
of wonder that have felt any weakness
in the parts that ruptured; but grat;iied to
say my strength continues and part OF my body is in
q more perfect condition than the restored Parts."
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Now You Are shoutingf

Comrade Jerry RunlSle, U.s.. A. Buck Post No.
l40 Lisbon, Iowa. writes follows: We
talking about appointing special solicitor for THE
TRIBUNE from among our number. We think if
this was done in every Post throughout the coun-
try, it would be a grand idea, as in this way the
paper would get into many more hands and would
help to "boost" the G. A. r. We hold that it
works both ways. win do all | can for THE TRIB-
UNE, and would not do without il if it cost IS year
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Question for Connecticut solalers 70 Settle.

81 saw, in a recent number of The TRIBUNE, q
statement that the first Connecticut soldier wounded
IN the war was George II. Bugbey, of company a,
First Connecticut volunteers. / a member
myself of company Il, Worcester Guards, of DAN
bury, and think your correspondent is mistaken
in saying that company was the first that offered
its services from the State of Connecticut. Com
pany L, Worcester Guards. of which Z. e. Wild
man was captain, the first TO offer its serv-
CSC. ID. H. Bethel. Conn.
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How Illinois Received the Tribune's Suggestion.
TCLdrk County, (IH) Herald

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, of Washington d. O.,
which, by the way in our estimation, is the very
best soldiers paper published in this country,
suggests that the 9th of April, the anniversary OF
Lees surrender, be set apart by every member of
the q. A. r. as day for special recruiting service
for the purpose of increasing the membership of
the Order. We heartily indorse the proposition
What say you comrades? Let us every one pro-
vide ourselves with at least one blank application
and see that it is filed that day. ready to be pre-
scented for action ut the meeting next following
There is reason under the sun why William b.
Archer Post should not number a hundred MEM
bers before July Ist, next.
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They We're sehoolmates Together.

"A schoolmate of mine, by the name of John
ShriveT. who member of company ID, Fiji
teenth Ohio, was taken prisoner in May, 1854, and
1heard recently that he died at Andersonville on
September oath of that year Can any reader OF The
TRIBUNE tell me whether he died of disease or was
starved to death, many of our brave boys
were? ] hope also that some will send a copy
of the song entitled The Drummer Boy of Shiloh ;
for publication in THE TRIBUNE. "-Tiilie g., Ken
ton Ohio.
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A CATHOLIC PRIEST CURED.
ST. BoNAvENrURE's SEMINARY AND CoLLEa


ALLE6HASY, n. Y. :
Dr. ]. A. Sherman, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
Dear Sir called at your Office, PSI Broadway, n. Y,
time since to inform YOU that am entirely cured
OF my large rupture and To thank you your
full treatment of my As did not then have The
pleasure OF seeing now take hs occasion 20 thank
you. truly sufferer before had the good for
tune OF consulting you, but from the time commenced
your treatment felt and comfortable before my
perfect res.orAa, which now, thank God, is accom-
plished. Accepny grateful thanks and be assured that
Twill always deem il pleasure and duty 10 suffering
humanity recommend the rptuTe To call You and
be restored, l have been ara, dear sir, yours,
truly, Brother SiC0L LUDWIG, o. S. L.
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WESLEY PHILLIPS EXPERIENCE WITH
DIR. SHERMAN'S TREATMENT.
DR.. j. A. Sherman.

DR.. J. A. Sherman.
Dear Sir: am happy to inform you that entirely
cured of my large seTotal rupture Il is year ago
to-day that received your treatment have tested the
cure by going without the appliance. My business is
that of a locomotive engineer.
was ruptuTed in the year 1865 while in the army.
have tried spring and elastic tsses with great discO-
fort and injury, Tay rupture always growing
Finding must get some relief give up my business
determined to tr you last resort, and must say
that found your treatment complete SGCceS Ny in
prOyemcnt and have, considering my terrible con-
dion, surprised my friends Wei IS myself During
your treatment have worked hard IN my business.
ioying both safety and comfort and have not loss day
work. biy general health has also improved. / viii
take pleasure in Recommending the afflicted to You
whenever have an opportunity
You may publisiss letter for the benefit of humanity
Ny address IS 211 East 18th With best wishes,
remain, yours, respectfully, WESLEY PHILLIPS.
New YoTk City, Get ..
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Ills Arsmar.

ST have noticed your article entitled What
Answer My answer is: One dollar and a new
subscriber. He was.a colonel in the army. / shall
endeayor TO send you before the first of May.
Country is worth the money alone / have re-
ceived the premium books, and propose to present
them to Admiral Foote Post. "-Jonathan IL. Orr,
New Haven, Conn.
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EXTRACT FROM DR. A. POLLARD'S LET.
TER To DIR. SHERMAN

Now, in justice to humanity, from my knowl-
edge of your treatment through what has done for
shall, whenever occasion offers, recommend it. Re-
Gently went considerably out of my way 10 see a
brother physician in adjoining county, who, if posi-
siple has been terribly afflicted than myself He
glad 10 learn of my Improvement and promised ne
would call you he could arrange To leave
his practice long enough 10 do
And now, in conclusion doctor permit to say that
do most deyoHtly thank God and other influence
that determined me to call you and your RENE
dies. Yours, very truly, A. POLLARD, NJ. d.
WestpoTt, N Y.
To Dr. j. A. Sherman, No Isl Broadway, n. Y.
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The Battle of Cedar Greek.

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Will some comrade please give us through your
excellent paper description OF the battle of Cedar
Creek, in the Shenandoah Valley, on October 10Th.
1854, under Phil. Sheridan served with the First
Z. 8 cavalry for three years i'll company L, and
toox part in the fight.
MORRIS, ILL. L. II. SAMPSON.
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A DOCTORS INQUIRY ANSWERED.
Pryor, NJ. d., t41O olive st., 81. Louis.

". Pryor, NJ. D., t410 Olive St., ST. Louis.
Dear Sir: in receipt of your favor of the 2Sth ult
no, inauirng of whether cured of rupture by
he appliances of Dr. Ia. Sherman Ny is that
was. / visited Dr. Sherman i'll April, 1873, and
menced his treatment. In fhe following March, about
eleven months after abandoned the appliances which
he had given me- and have used had occasion
to use either since. n perfectly and fully cured of
rupture Of over twenty years standing.
cannot too strongly commend TO all afflicted in the
way the use of DR. SherTnans appliances.
have been resident of this place for sixteen years
and there is not State United States official who does
not know Very truly II. T. RICE.
Carson City, New.
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The Tribune and woman,s Auxiliaries.
Toledo (Ohioj Blad,

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Washington, D. c., is
giving special attention to wornan's work In the
g. a. r.. The present issue contains a series of
articles upon this subject by Mrs. Kate b. Sherwood
an accomplished writer, and President of Forsyth
Post Auxiliary, Toledo, Ohio.
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THE REV. j. D. aDAas WRITES.
DR.. ]. A. sherman.

n
worth of your appliance in yOur treatment OF hernia
can freely speak If il beneiactOn to all these who
NAV need it. knowledge Of what 1t is md 90 IS rs
best cOmnendation. have not seen or heard OF its
equal. respectfully, yours, J, ID. ADAMS
Nlelrose Highlands, Mass. Sept. s.
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DR.. Sherman,

And the only DR.. SHERMAN known to the public in
connection with the end of rupture has
now been ayOFabiy known for over thirty years the
only successful practitioner III his speciality in this
try as thousands of grateful and women all over
the land who have been permanently cured by his treat
Inent bear witness The skeptca who have been vic
timize by uprinefped quackS are Cheerfully referred
to prominent in this and other cities who have
awaited themselves of the Doctors treatment
The cure of rupture is effected by SheTnanS method Of
operation simply by external local applications both
mechanical and medicinal made daily by the pafient,
who can perform any kind of labor during the treatment
with safety from Tie danger Of nlamed rupture and
without interfering with the cure
Personal attendance necessary Patients residing out
OF the city receive treatment and return home
day.
DIR. SHERNIANsS !" Book Rupture - gives eonvinc-
ing proofs from professional gentlemen and others Of his
successful treatment IL is illustrated with Photographic
pictures of bad before and after and IS to
those who send 10 tents. Principal Office l Broadway
New York.
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THE REV. JOHN A1DENs LETTER.

Mr.. J. II. Cooper.
Dear Sir: Yours of August received and hasten to
reply am - years Old and my life think, TO
DR. Sherman treatments else ever helped ne
now suffer more though net entirely cared; do
anything without fear His appliance keeps everything
ct bay there is pam III ais treatment have gained
over twenty pounds since treated. Rupture is danger
Gus affection, and should be looked to in season.
would not be placed where was for ST. COO Yours, in
sympathy, Rev. JOHN ALDEN.
Providence, R. I.
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DIR. KERLEY WRITES TO A BOSTON IN
GUERER.
W. H. Prescott, Esq, Boston, Mass.

W. II. Prescott, Esq, Boston, Mass.
Dear Sir: For the last year have been living at Fer
guson Mo- Yours of the 9Th inst; to hand this M
inquifng about Dr. J. \ Shernan's treatment If you
have hernia rupture, sometimes called, go, by all
meuus and consult DR. Sherman lie has the most per-
feet for it have with. He made perfect
upon my wife If you Dir. Sherman, present my
regards tell him to write Yours, respectfully,
Ferguson, Mo, Feb. IL. L. VI. KERLEY, NJ. D.
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Having been ruptgred for some time and suffered from
the use trtisses ana having been cured by the rene
dies of Dr. j. A. ShermPn, feel il duty and pleasure
to recommend the afflicted consult him with conf
dence procure his treatment and be restored 20 sound
ness as have been. ID. b. LENT.
PloughkeepSie, II. Y.
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JAMES Nj. AsHMORE WRITES AN IN
eUIRER ABOUT DIR. SHERAlAN'S TR EAT
MENT.
er. Esq. Moline. Ill.

Dear Sir Your letter of the 18th inst nquirng about
DR.. j. A. Sherman received Dr. Sherman cured of
rupture of forty years standing. He does the
knife; operation in his treatment. His treatment is
his appliance and Curative Compound. dis appl-
does not interfere with kind of work. think
his treatment is cure for my very bad
one and he cured me- Yours,
Charleston, Ill. JAMES VI. AStIMORE.
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NH. nEaRp.s RUPTURE EXPERIENCES.

ttIoih lle 81 Lou , UOoo Us NV It iSo--1
Mr. StiIlman A. Beard, a prominent farmer from
HugfsyiIIe No formerly old resident Of Marine Ill.,
was the city fastweek for the purpose of obtaining Dr.
j. A. Shermans treatment for recent leftse rupture
He stated 1879 he treated by Dr. Sherman for
rigflt-side rupture laTse the Jordan case in the
Doctors illustrated book and &ually cured and
he is % years age r Beard is enthusiastic in praise
OF DR.. Shernans system, believing if the only one by
which rupture can De thoroughly cured. having ex-
ha1sed all other remedies before he applied him in
the first instance.
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nkTkDDI CURED IN a FEW DAY:
VII HilIlII For Only % Cents.

UH HnnTI For Only 25 Cents.
Nasal Catarrh be easily quickly pleasantly and
lastingly cured, providing knows how. do know
how, can do 1t, and guarantee tas such cure. My
HEALING CATAER PONDER perfectly solubIe VIII pos
iyely and efecnally in days only any oTdf
nary case not complicated with scr0fula- There is
hulnbug and no disappointment about IL. know what
am talking bout and what say is the TRUTH; il nos
denounes IN this paper fraud. Many thousand
packages sold In past years and hereby declare upon
oath that seldom have complaint and do not know OF
failure to- in all that time. 10 IS perfectly HARM
less try IT, and If satisfied will cheerfny
refund your money Clears the head without sneezing
puries heals stops and every discharge from the
stages package, enough TO last two weeks and more
than enough surely and infaiby nearly every
case sent posts paid for only p cents in or cent stamps
by GEO N STOpDARD, 122S Niagara ST., Buffalo. y. \.
Pamphlet has 500 testimonials and references of pa
tients cured Have been in Drug business ia Buffalo
over Is years, and refer to any mercantile agency.
Mention The National Tribune.
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()PIl) IN

And Morphine Habit can be cured in from 10 to 80
dayS--no pay till cured. Established 10 years, 600
cured. Refer to patients in all parts the country
DIR. r. L. Marsh, Quincy Mich
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JAMES NJ. ASHMoRE

Further particulars concerning Mr. AshmOres cure
related TO of the editors of the St Louis Republican,
can be in DR.. Sherman's book.
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WANTED-ADDRESSES


Advertisements Inserted uader tsis head az tts D
saeeHf rs cents for rss lines drssS replies % adrsTtsr
care 0f The NATIONAL TRIBESE.
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VETANTED-The address Of H c. Boardman. orderly
w sergeant of company C. f4,h Y. r c. IA IS5, or
Corporal Waters Of same company, by F. Hyde
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UTANTED.-The address OF " D. Guthrie or any
~ member who duty az Exchange Barracks
Louisville, KY, in 3iay, tsoS, by David Michael
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VXTANTED.-The address OF Miss Henrietta Tanning
w Reed who daring the war, boarded At the WASH
ingtOn House." Washington, ID. G. and who visited the
font after engagements administering 80 the sick and
wounded, by VIM. Faulkner
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Ii o, acton al High Bridge, Appom2ttox,
River, Va, by portion of the 9th
Corps, General Theodore Read, COM
manding, killed
z. Action ut Farmviile, Va, by I'd Corps,
under General Humphrey.
SO. Action at Appomattax 9. H, Va, by
Shsrman's cav, 9th Corps and LIST
div. 18th Corps, under General Ord.
9. Action ct Fort Blakely, Ala, by 18th
Corps, General Steele, 10th Corps,
General Smith, commanded by Major
General Candy.
8. Surrender of Lees Army at Appromat-
tox G. H, Va
8. Action ut Sumterville, s. c., by troops
of department of the South
10. Action at Neuses River, n. c., by ad-
vance OF ShermaE's army.
10. Action ut Lowndesboro, Ala, by Me-
Cooks div and La Oranges brigade,
Wilson's cav. corps.
IL. Action at Montgomery, Ala, by Nc
Cooks div and la Oranges brigade,
Wilson'S cav. corps.
Il. Action at Grants Creek, n. C.-Stone-
mans raid
Ii. Skirnlish at Whistler's Station, Ala, by
Sd div, 18th Corps.
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VTTANTED.-Ths addresses Of any officers or men who
w were on the barg1e anderson, st Pensacola Say
in fsu of ls64, by :. L SPrague- si-r
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xNTANTED-Theaddres OF Serseants John f. Bush,
w Jas COIley- and Ed- Burke, Of company IL e
XIV vols b. Arnold BTandley.
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NXTANTED-The address OF capt ". r. MeLymau
w who commissaTy at Nasttvi. le, Tenn also Of
John Otter of Esd H. John WOoJ Of Ist Wis. cav
who were duty u U. 5. bakery at Ssshvils, TsuE
by John ". Bals5y.
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VNTANTED-The addresses Of DR.. Dubcics, stationed
w At Davds Island, y. Y: also OF capt. z N. L
Fhiers OF i4th v T. C., at Davis Island in IS; OF Dr.
smith, in charge Of hospital &c Fairfax Seminary, Va,
in 1855 OF Sergeant l. WolCett of company F. f0th y ",
oreny member Of company q, i0sth y Y, BY Amos u
Graves Antioch, CSl. ST
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ETANTED-The address OF Capt. c. III. Berger q
w David W. W. Ball also o. the party who succeeded
me in carrying the flag at the battle OF Fort Harrison,
any member OF the isSth Pa inf by John g. Dennls0n
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UTANTED-The name and address OK the soldier who
w did writing for company A, 18Th y Y. Vet cav;
also any soldier who sick in hospital during ls4
or with John ". Sanders late OF company A,
10th y. y. V. c.. by L K Gerhard
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HANDSOMELY BOUND.

Complied from Official Records for of the United
States Pension Office,
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HTANTED-The name and address Of the Regiment1f
w Surgeon OF SSh Meh- The Surgeon Ia charge
of KiIpatricks cav. in 1855, by J. L Musser.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

TWO words Of the fourth line :" but the" afte- .he
semicoon also by adding TO said section seven the
remainder OF the first sentence Of said last named
chapter. tlat said section Of chapter eight
cen shall read as follows:
SECT !. lfany persons property Is damaged by
laying out altering disseminating 4 highway OF
town way, The commissioners or municipal oI.ceIs
ottowna snail estimate the amount, and in their
return state the share Of each eparaely the lam
age are to be- allowed ~ tne owners Of reve1s. sons
and renainders, ana 10 tenants for life, and Tor
years, in proportions TO their interests In the estate
rahen; bat the commissioners officers shall not
order such damages TO be paid, shall any RICH.
which the highway alteration is located, ha- been
entered upon and possession taken, Tor the purpose
OF construction use
eighteen is also amended by adding thereto the FOL
loving Wien town or private ways finally To-
Gated BY municipal officers, unless the land il enter
So upon and possession taken for said purpose with
IN Two years after the laying alteration. he
proceedings shall le void that said section stall
read a. follows
oEcr =, Where town, private or highway,
i wholly or partly discontinued by the commits sion
"rS. time is TO be- fixed for it. And when laid ont
~ them, the way is be regarded AS dis -outuued
lol opened within SIX ears from the time allowed
iAeFefor. v hen town private ways are finally
located by municipal officers, unless the land )
entered upon and possession taken for said purpose
within TWO years after the laying out or alteration
the proceedings shall bt void Chapter fftv-:hree
"t tAe pUbllc laws Of eighteen huudre ed anu eighty
enc ! repealed Approved March -, i,Ss