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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-26

The Turkish War IS great boon To those
who have on them the craze ofprophecy. The
thirty. eighth and ihiriy.nin'h chapters Of
Ezekiel are supposed 10 give, in the prophecy
bout Cog and Magog, an account OF the Rus
sO-Turkish War. The hosts of MGgog are
enumerated as 1.-THE chef prince Of Meshech
and Tubal." The Hebrew word tor chief
; RoSd, which all commentators now make Q
proper name, so that il should read SOP OF
Ian, SET Thy isce against Cog, the land o.
laCor, the Prince Of Rosh, Neshcch, and
Tubal." But what are Rosh, Meshech. AMI
Tubal," but Russia MuscOvy, and robol,Ei
= follows then, that Russia will ovrrIul
Turkey enter the Holy Land, Withstand sue
-essfullv the combined forces of Mohammed
anism ard OF Western Europe, hut finally l..
utterly destroy Cd by the eviGcuiLaEd ofGGd
md Tor seven months their cOrgses shall b.
buried IN Tie Valley uf IlamoD-Gog. /. Il
locs nc; turn on, 81, ilca wa!t TIL mex, time
-fafCDe dat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-26

= Michigan tanner abused Lis = r,As..n-
law. arG lien asked her 90 lower him down
The ,.c,l 'rscnver tle lost iippe-. Tie coz.
oncrs decided That Tie rope b-HEe, though
others thought J. lad been cut.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-26

A~DTIC EI.-E--trg oF gHu" SHARP, lEgrs-To.-
Y Nu.ss i. hereby -Ifrg rrr '." .ctf. rrs.. ENecG
nix O.. -ae last viii .ad Testament lt DO -a-g l1" o.
tie county ~ d SAVE aud state % Illinois, l"cs ., w!
Hprr- before 'a County tusr' OF sab. unity U '' 'hl4
Monday fE.E tie ''-IioeItH c-g or durr .-'. @. Z.
Comfy Cont IDH-sI4 ptttNH. 81. -.tE comfy. a.h
who're all person. lt'i.- r,a..1 GO frs.aa 49,
estate 10 r,'ae. 20 ..'e. a.c g-'a--rs same DO F'i
Dl.tc I'll. {. 3. fsr ag 'r-.. ..c. .....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-05-26

RULES N CASE uF Acc SDENTs. -lrJicssu 80.
Burt G. Wilder Of Cornell University gives
these short rules: For dust in the eyes avoid
Tgbbing; dash cold water in them; remove
siuders, etc. with ,lc round end Of lead
pencil. Remove iY,yCts from the ear bvtcpid
Eater: never pHi hard instrument la:0 the
ssr. lf an artery Is Cut, compress IL above
ne wound; il a vein Is cutscompress IT, BE-
'1v. IL vou are choked, 90 ou al fou.S ana
cough. For slight burns, dipthe part in cold
waller: j! Tie skin Is destroyed, cover i with
va.nish. For apopieXy raise The head and
body; =. .s....rs, lev -: .e.scc a.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

p A. Murphy for President H. A. Cole for Secretary ard
Daniel keenan, for Treasurer.
BROOKLYN.
There is a balance in the city treasury Oh
f9l0,l99 0j.
The Peter Cooper tomb in Greenwood is moldy
There were 81 fires during April, the entire loss
amounting to $4,000
There are 2G3 laborers employed in refttng the
steamship FAmerique at the Erie Basin
The arrears of taxes, &C., for last week amounted
TO s93OO5 81 total amount for April fas slo44 o.
Millicent Watt, a dry goods dealer, OF Ihlrd-aYe.
and Sixteenth st. has made general assignment for the ben
eft Of creditors.
Ellen Page, age 10, of No 1913 stockholm-st and
Mary scott age 23 Of No Ill Myrteave we're aresoi On
Tuesday for shopliftng
The ten acres recently added to Greenwood Gem
eery are rapidly filling with graves The part OF ocean
Hin is being teTaced and soddod.
The commissioners appointed to appIaise the com
mon lands GTayesend to be taken by the Newfork a'
Sea Reach Railroad Company put their val at 1912
The property of the Prospect Park Far Ground
Association was yesterday sold at auction under Judgment OF
foreclosure The Judgment for $240G2i 7 and the trus'
tees bought the property 100000 The original cost was
about 100000.
In tbe Livingston suit yesterday the PLAIN
,i his case with the privilege Of calling another wi"
- ,oa The nai1ta-s counsel claim to have made out a
marty for r Daley more than 200 The defense il con
hdcnt OF dlsproyng this aud giving MI Livingston Ir
majority. O.
The Rev. Newand Maynard, the rector OF 81
Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church viii deliver lecture OF
English Cathedrals" evening at St AIMS chapel on
the flights Mt Maynard made himself familiar with ths
subect y visit to England last Summer The lecture VIII
be illustrated by the camera obscura
Jacob Scheferdecker, a boy of II, has brought an
action through his guardian. against Theodore Flicker o
Bogar $1,000 for injuries received by the at
tack OF a spz dog belonging to the defendant suit 10 re-
cover 900 damages loss Of ms sons services has also
been brought against by the father OK the plaintiff
Patrick Cunningham a patrolman OF the lhlId
Precinct while intoxicated last evening, made an assault
upon Anna T. Turpn coored woman Al her residence NO
173 Myrteave Cunningham on duty and entered te
aparmens OF the woman seized her by tho throat ana began
10 strike her head agau1t the wall Her screams were heard
by others in the house. and officers summoned Gun
nneham and brought before Justice walsh VINO
admitted him TO bail
The singular assault upon Douglas OBren at his
residence sun lay night was explained yeer
dav by Of his Henry who acknowledged
that he with Several physicans were
appointed to inquire the young mans sanity and 10 them
he made confession. Justice Ferry upon the assurance o
the physicians that boy undoubtedly insane as
missed the case young OBren sent TO the Fatbuh
Asylum His father skull fractured, is recovering
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
THE TRUSS MIR. MU1LETTs IDEA.


WASHINGTON, May 2.-SccretaIy Sherman tel
eg7apbed 10 Postmaster James to-day, directing him 20
make thorough investigation of yesterdays accident in
the Post Office and employ such professional assist
ance as he may need. Supervising Architect Ill., VINO
was in Albany Vas requested by telegraph to return to
New-York Nothing is known in the supervising ac!i-
tccls Office here about the Of the accident The
removal of the wall ID the room i'm which the accident
occurred and tie substitution of truss for as made
in compliance with report recommending IT submitted
hv A. B. Multt the 2d OF December last me cHhcl
clerk of the supervising architects OiIcc Ecie says
that orders Were given 10 construct the hus7
and phi IL iu place exactly the others mad
been made. aud that IL required no Dtoicssoua
skill 70 direct the work II Was SIMPLY me nahl'a
niece OF Nnt, about winch no difficulty Was anNC'ldlcd
MIR Mu!!-tt who returned 20 Washington this 1rniue
saws t.af SupelN isng Architect H,l some time 90 pro
cIel the removal of Engineer and As,istan- tlp,Il-
teuCcn Stciuae VINO hcd Been 1N ohfisc ~ We WORK
from it, beginning aud who not only an ACCOMPLISHED
engineer, hut fully familiar with the work TINS MY
Nuett cuusIdcrs the real cause ui GS tciGchs ne
saws that tie new superintendent O1hsuott, though
good mechanic and an honorable man. ~ rot an eignre
but one OF tie best experts IN cut stone work III te
country in winch capacity ne employed under 9lf
Nurctt's administration supervising Inspector MI
Mu.tt still adhcrr- to the theory which ho announced
m New York Yesterday, thai the truss must ave hcen
set so as 10 throw the Old The lower cAOFH instead o
on the upper, and that this caused rs r,et' bt. nc
hardly sees how il was possible thtt dcicct serious
enough To causc such accident could bpYe passed u-
detected. Nothing known ~ The supervising alchi-
tecg Office here which either supports cunicts WIN
this theory but sUwostion that the truss was
being placed exactly as the others had been.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
REPORTED FAILURE or JoHN s. CLARKE.
HIS LIABILITIES ESTIMATED At $75o,OOo.

HIS LIABILITIES ESTIMATED At 100000
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The report telc-
grabbed from London that John 5 Clarke, the well
known comedian, has gone into bankruptcy l. the sub
irct Of considerable surprise in this city ms Am ieah
home His intimate friends supposed he was worth
So5o 600 The Walnut Street Theater. OF which Le Is
owner has not been profitable Of late Estimates Of Mr.
Clarkes wealth and liabilities vary GREATLY; the latter
are placed at S75O,O0O by one who claims
10 know something about his business affs. MF9John
Drew could not explain failure bu. said that year
Smf tr latter Gentleman had not mentioned the loss az
embarrassing hal supposed Mr. Clarke % possess
ronsder1lle fortune. hut had not regarded mu 81 q
man mi great wealth. Mrs. Drew mentioned Mr. Claihc
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
connection with the Haymarket Theaer as possibly CON
tributing to his failure.
WHAT HIS NEw.YoRK FRIENDS SAY.

The reported failure in London Of John 8.
Clarke the comedian, WAS received with considerable
surprise in this city last evening, where he was sun
posed be possessed Of large property The dispatch
stated that application was made Yesterday in the
Bankruptcy Court for the appointment Of receiver Of
his estate. In theatrical circles here doubt was e1.
pressed at TO the commences Of his banuptcy which
Ii was thought might be subterfuge to assist in
settling up the affairs Of the Haymarlet Theater mo.
disastrOusy managed by Mr. Clarke. The comedian h
was said, was never very popular IN America were
very large salaries paid IN England. but Mr. Clarke hal
the reputation Of being somewhat economical In ma
habits for actor, and his managerial experience in
Philadelphia believed TO be moderately successful a.
his engagements there and elsewhere always we're AZ
summer manager at tine Haymarkot, when SOihern held
tine rens OF government, Clarke did fairly well disaster
with bis acceptance OF the regular mauagershiD
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
At the last session of the Sazerac lying Clnh.

At the last session of the Sazcrac Lying Club,
n modest unassumiug member closed the tournament
with one about grasshOppers His remarks ~ reported
BY The ReUette, were: what am about 10 relate amt
no lie; and actual, positive fact. when
in Salt Lake, during Of the grasshopper years.
they lad Drilled chicken marked the bill Of al
restaurant boarded at I'm sortcr partial toyeeregs
and told the waiter to bring me half Drilled chicken
which he did the cook had fixed IN shape
proceeded TO eat the bird but noticed kind Of peculiar
taste TO it; questioned the waiter about ~ audi
gentlemen, what do you suppose j mad been catngi"
GfasslOppersw % cried the entire club in Chorus 'N0t
much; II was Just chicken You II was 50 long since
had eaten chicken that II tasted kinder peculiar 70 me
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
SOUTH CAROLrvA AFFAIRS.

COLUMBIA, May 2.-The charges freely pub.
shed during the last three or four days that liquor and
grocery bills OF certain Republican Senators had been
paid for by the State resulted to-day in the appontmco
Of committee OF three Democrats and two Republicans
investigate the charges against the Senators named
aud all persons implicated with them. The Democratic
State Treasurer and Controller have allowed their
Republican predecessors three four days close %
their accounts and turn the papers. The Other
Democratic officers M full possession.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
NEw woRKINaMEN,s MOVEMENT.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, May "a society called the
Workingmen's Press Association " was incorporated
here today Tie association h. to be under the control
OF the 50. Louis section Of the workngmcns Party
the United states, and It's objects the promotion of
literature and science among the working class Of this
city and elsewhere and the publication OF NEWSPAPER
10 bs called V0ts ShBe dcS Westerns tho voice Of the
people If We3D which IL 10 represent the tendencies
OF social democracy and watch tho interests aud rights
OF the working classes.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
M his fend monh wed satI.faetory account fOr bis

that his friend would yet satisfactorily account for his
absence. 4. -.
At the Office OF Mr. Daly. at No. Waist u was
stated late Yesterday afternoon that nothing was HnoM
second floor front room, of the building at No NasI,
one of the signs reading, John l. Day, Mlscealcuus
Securities" and another, Daily Nanderh0oi, STOCK
aud Bond Brokers" -, iii.
Mr. DAILY is about 80 years OF age, OF meoum hlghl,
gray side-whissors his are dark gray; he wears
diamond studs and carries handsome gold watch anu
chain. When he disappeared he wore a dark sult OF
clothes. with light Spring OVereoat. lie had oh'y d
small sum of money on his person when last seen
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
nILL coNGRArrLArED DY CHRIsTIANcY.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 2.-Ihe Chronicle and
ConsttnonGHS viii publish letter from Senator Chris
tiaic, Of Michigan to Senator I tomorrow c0ngrau
lating The latter upon and warmly commencing his
letter. and saying that TO secure complete recorc
iation, restoration OF confidence and fraterla feeling
AFFORD forget party names. Mr.. Christiancv
long declared that upon any sure bearing
upon the restoration OF harmony and kindly relations
between the North and South he should disregard party
interests
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
TIE lIEXIcAN REprRLIC.

M>rAMoRos, .Iay 2.-In Wow Of the pres
crcc OF gen. cObcdo who IL The clief supporter oi
eXPlcsdent Lcrdo the Texas frontier and the proba
bify Of an attempt being made 10 restore LordO 10 tt
Presidency uf Mexico il stated Gen DI3z, the acting
President VIII come 10 the Rio Grudc aud assume
command OF Northern McNcO.
ftOr other Foro.n Nsics rec Frst PIgel
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
WAR Alarm N GERMANY.

LosDON Thurs lay, May g. 1877.
Tie Berlin correspondent of the Da3y Ncr'
SAYS: reports fioin ntcror Germany speak Of o ccn-
crai panic because Of the apprcheIdcd mobilization of
the sixth Corps at Brll and that corps is spoken
OF as likely 10 he first called CA FOR active duty TIE
basis for these rumOrs is That early I'm Arr scheme ~
mobilization was distributed among the officers Of tic
coyIs. tlis occurs ytatlV."
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
p O s r s c RIP T.
3:E5 a. m.
THE FIRST GREAT BATTLE.
ENGAGEMENT BEFORE KARs.

ENGAGEMENT BEFORE KARS.
ronTy THOUSAND RUSSIANS DrsLoDGE rnE TURKS
AFTER DESPERATE TIGHTNG-THE coNFLIcr RE-
NEwFD. AND THE TURKS AGAIN DEFEATED.
LONDON, Thursday, May 3, 1877.
The DqiIy Ne,rss Paris correspondent says a mes
sage from Vienna gives the following account OF the
battle Of Kars
"The center of the Russian army, 10000 strong
under Gen. Mekoff, attacked Mukhtar Pasha hve
miles from Kars on April 20. The Turks fought
desperately. The Russians, supported by po"erlui
artillery. succeeded in dislodging them from their
positions. Mukhtar called out all his reserves ana
ottempted on the 30th to recover the lost ground
with &C, 900 men, but defeated and driven back
under the guns Of Kars. The Russian losses were
considerable and those of the Turks were enormous"
Ahmed Mukhtar Pasha, who was the Turk
sh commander in TIE great battle Of Kars, Is abon 40
years Of age has kindly expression. and large darA
oriental eyes He is one of the few pupils Of
the Constantinople Military School who are famous
for military requirements attained at home lie II
an uncommonly industrious officer and successfully
rose TO be Professor aud Governor of the institution
in which he was educated lie served as officer on the
general staff in the against Montenegro IN l'o-'
and under Redf Pasha in the petty campaigns against
the Arabs and the Assyrans In the Yemen EIpellll'h
he greatly distinguished himself aud attained lEo r"hA
of BrigadierGcneral. IN August OF last year he was
appointed to the cEiei command OF the troops
oprratng against the Hefzegoyinian Insurgents WIN
whom he had numerous encounters, az wen as Win ie
Montenogrus He was all things considered the Ie"si
successful Of the Turkish commanders, and on one occ
sion barely escaped being taken prisoner ~ the enemy
He is however, regarded at Consianiinorle as an eN'
tally although not considered one OF e pes'
generals in the Ottoman service.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
sn5o7 Noon. 52'. y m. So. Midnight AZ
Ulgheat during the day 52. Lowest , ~
Average 469s'. saino day, 1876 5l2I
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hoicl-Lord Clarence Paget of England
and Connt de Suzannet secretary Of the French LeeA0n a
washington run Arenus Hoc senator James -. biao
Name Benamn T.. Rutler OF Missicht
~, ir,; samuel T. Clemens Of Hartford and ex Coy
Henry ID Cooke Of District Of Columbia Ae'c- iOrk no
tIInspcctor General Randolph Il. Marcy u =. army. .,
Bu-Liu5tGia H0iei-Countess Ierbersien OF Auslit o.
ScGoits IQfeI-Gcn Thomas L. Crittenden T. > Army
I'oort Jtots.-Capt Hams the steamship Scylma--
UoGurn Ussc-Postmaster !. w. kn0wlto OF Bilngtpor
~ t,,r Uo5iss-I,X senator Wells : Dickinson 0i Bangor
n y U,ndsor HOtel-FTancis r. s. Dariey oil Phiadelpha
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
A PRINTER MISSING

Capt. Copeland was Informed at Police Head
quarters last evening that John b. Carter age 30 OF No
2I3 Madisonst. compostor in The World oGlce, had
been missing since April "a. He ia described ~ Ave feet
nine inches ngn and s nder with dark hair and eyes
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
MIR. GLApsT0NEs PEsOLUTONs.

: :
Tie DGilU Acrs understands that the Com
servativcs viii meet Nj Giada,oue's resolutions by .
direct vote Of confidence in the Gov eminent lie DGig
Ner also saws the members OF the late Liberal Cabinet
met t Lord Granycs residence ycsterday, ana decided
that fhc would not support Mr. Glsdtone resolutions
but y vote for the previous question, which SIR John
,f,. ort, vf uOyp
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
THE LAFAYETTE RAILROAD TROUBLES.

IYDIANAPOLs, Ind, May 2.-Ihe railroad
blockade at Lafayette ha. been broken by an order Of
Judge Gresham directing that all niunctions obtained
in the state courts Lafayette be dissolved aud that
the railroad company be restored 70 al it rights he
fore the issuing of said iuiunct0us and that The app
cation for In" appointment Of receiver be set down for
H,afi on fuV1
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
AsIATIc CANPLGN NOTES.

FOnr ST. NICHOLAS AGuN BOMBAKDED-IHi
TTOrLE N AsIATC TURKEY FRIENDLY 10
RUSSIA.
LoNDoS. Thursday May 3. 1877.
The Russian Tclcgraphc Agency announces
that tc Turkish fleet has resumed tic bJublrdmcnt Of
Fort ST. Nicholas.
Tho Russian forces frorl Aicxandropo have occupied
Zilmd aud EStkCvG
The Turkish posts on the A.atlc frontier have mostly
surrendered without blow.
The Eu.rans Gud tho population in Asia everywhere
yciy friendly.
4 squadron Of irregular cavalry has applied Tor per
mission 10 enter tAe Russian service ALL surrendered It's
81 .ugaId.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
rRo,I slr. II. B.JIyEaMoRE, 1888 WEST 4'TH-sT.

Nv attention having been attracted u atcstn"ha oll
m eminent Neylor, Clergyman certifying 70 the ruaIk
ablo cure OF C&iarrh Effected by d. Lghthh' CON
cuted 70 try the Doctors skin Of Catarfh ~ very
aggravated form om which had suffered for many years
,,s and which lad seriously impaired ms hearing. aih
t, IN state that Or Tiehtml C0octcd q radical and COM
, err removing every yesGc Of the Catarh and resior
ip my hearing 10 al i.s acueuess and perfection Dr.
TicLts remarkable success in my fay justhes The
high praise bestowed upon hm and bis prdcuce am lse
cty 10 let cthors know they obtain skin and
attention which an confident De surpassed I'm this de-
r,,,c,,t II r,e.iic,l science r. B. LIVERMORE.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
FROM lEr. Z. A. ARMSTRONG,
OF Rranc-d, Armstrong & CO., No. 400 broadway.

had suffered for some with very peculiar and ts
tresng throat affection and five physRians having treated
tb disease without producing more than temporary relief
placed myself under the care OF Dr. gh, who in short
time effected a radical a-d permanent cure IN my opinion
IT. hs experience and scientific treatment ot head and
throat diseases Is far superior anything known IN general
,r,.,ice b. A. ARMSTRONG.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

Driver" said a gentleman to a hacknan
whom he had engaged by the hour. why s II tle
Won heat yCur horses the slower they proceed a.
IThats cause nas 'Cm trained" the reply Ques-
toned mrthor, the fellow declared; Wien whips one
of oy ossss on the left side he understands I've got
party what travels by the hour aud so he s Oas
by loann."
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

TIE DETROIT, MONROE AND TOLEDO RAILROAD
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Mag at a meeting of
soc holders the Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Railroad
Company, held ia This city to-day Amasa Stone was
elected president and {. p. Leland secretary aud treas
urer Both Stone and Leland residents of Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
FRON Mr. :. b. CLOSE, No. 100 DUANE-sT.

In view OF the fact that 50 many persons afflicted with
Ca;arrh and Throat ailments frequently fan 70 be bente
and despair Of ever receiving permanent relief appears 70
me simple Christian duty recommend 70 such sufferers
physician wLo from my personal experience possesses
bc skill and ability to effect iuieJ, Dr. LshtHll
formerly Of No 2I2 Fiithave removed 70 no West
rvycutvninh St. NewYork. Years ago he effected p-"
apent cure in the cas of sister mine of Ca o. long
Standing which threatened mos, serious consequences
and more recently be has treated o"n case WIN e'43
boppv results The Catlrrh which suffered was 50
r, as 70 debitate my whole system and since Dr. gh
hir succeeded in eaecting its cure experience renewed
health aud vigor and only nope that my card may Dc '"
mental in having others benefited to an equal extent
: B. CLOSE
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
GENERAL WAR NEWS.

THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE GUARD NEAR BUCHAREST
LosDOS Thursday, Nay 3, 1877.
Atc]cgam from bucharest, May ,, to Tie HlG7d-
ard. says: Eight tlousand men of Che bu''iau All
vance guard are oNpcctcd at bucharest tomorrow.
Grave complaints are made of acquisitions on the
RouIlaniaus. Il is rlmcred a resolution will be ar
rived at IN the Chamber tomorrow on the question
of an alliance with Russia.
The Turks are burning villages opposite Galatz.
TIE RUSSIAN COESUI-GENGRAL ABOUT TO WITH
DRAW FROM ECYPT-Tua rGYPTjANs CAEELFsS.
BEIGBtDL, Wednesday, May ,, 1877.
The Archduhe Albrecht will extend his tour
Of military inspection 10 Dalnat.a
telegram TO The Times from Alexandria on May
says;
1.-THE Russian C0asul-Gcuerai leaves here on SATURDAY.
There - no fauatu al feeling here NHdic On. III refer
cu,c % the ledNcs assertion tnat te people must pay
Il sppCi!l war tax or ITteJ viii have 10 pay FOR the
f-au,uortaCn and maintenance Of the Egyptian troops
10 may zoe said tuat tie people are unwilling eItLef 10
IL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

A luxuriant growth Of new hair may be OBJ.
tanned by using Dr. JAYSEs HAIR ToNt II yo5 have -
vCrr Lar through sickness this article VIII De- iouu an 80
ert oratvc keeping scalp AID stimulating 70
healthy action.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

CAFES FOR SALE-MARYIN, HERRING,
Sand al makers safes bought PUSH q CO., 80 DeysL
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Of the
y eeus-atiye organs radically and speedily ouged Oos
hsyrs te 3 RY A. DANIELS " D.. IA LeXngt0n-av
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
RUSSIANS AND TURKS WITHIN RANCE.

Bucharest May ., telegram to The Times says: No
important Changes have occurred IN the military sltua-
ton The Russian adv guard ana the Turkish gun
boats have been within easy range without firing. We
have the singular anomaly OF tHO hostile force, appar
emily unwilling 90 ASSUME responsibility for beginning
the flar Eoumauiars ss.crt that Turkish gunbouis
seized in .Le Danube II corniadcn barges belonging to
Greek merchants"
Tuguserin telegram The Ieeyraph says: Twenty
throeRdesian officers have arrived here"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.-The Republican city
ticket was elected yesterday by maortes ranging from
500 to 800. The Boards Of Aldermen and Council are
both strongly Republican.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
announcement

A TnUsTY CURE FOR CoLDs-JAYNE's ExPEc-
TOBASE
LUHDBoRG's PERFUME JOCKEY CLUB repre-
scEis d rich bouquet OF flowers
DR.. BECKER's Eye Balsam is a certain cure
for named weak eyes and sore eyed sold by druggists
COLGATE g. Co.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP. TIE best IN use
For sale by Gr0cers all Al No. l,l55 Broadway.
TIE BREATH IS RENDERED OFFENSIVE
nv sorpe.s OF the stomach MILK MAGNBslA obSaes both
and effect