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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-03-09
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CHRONIC PLEURiSY CURED.

Messrs. WEEKS 4 POTTER:
Gentiemen- Having tor many months past suffer
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Chronic Pleurlsy caused by former injury and
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and lnlmente as well as the so.ealled rheumatic
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which, to my great SUR rise, relieved the pain and
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perfect ease and comfort, hereas before the ap.
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able to do any thing. l consider them inestimable,
and shall with pleasure recommend them to the af.
hic.ed. Yours respectfully,
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Orland, Ne, April 2l 1876.
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National Republican., 1877-11-13
Excitement on ID Sire ct.

About half-past seven O'Clock last evening
considerable excitement was caused In the vicinity
OF Tenth and d streets northwest by an engage
ment between police officers and disorderly char.
ucters Special OHiccr Tom Young arrested JHnies
O'Bren. a well known base ball player. In the har.
room Of the Theatre COmique for fighting. When
the officer reached Pennsylvania avenue with the
prisoner the latter showed fight, and beiIg very
active. he gave the officer considerable trouble
Officer Shea went TO the assistance OF Young at the
corner Of Tenth aud u streets, and just then OBr II
broke away aud nan. lie did not run far, us
be lumbled into pile of mortar which wa
Wing IN the street nCnr the curb olicer Shea went
j. after him ji,hCd him Out anhw!lh tho assistance
u ON llehmer. took him " the station. houSr.
During the sruille between o Brien and OficUi
Young sOmeb ,dy imterlered AID struck the OhiCvl
OF the head. Aiter OliriGu was secured, Young
recognized a mun ,taud.ng In tho crowd, named
james A. Heron, as the persUn VII intereroi and
attempted to nrrert HIM, when Heron nan. YouIf
fred a shot after him Tut did not hat him. lIcrruI
VA captured by officers on ID street and taken l.
Sle station. ODrien was completely cucGsed II
yiurtnr when he was taken Ia the Station, AuC
1ooked like sculptnr's rough plNstur.Ua't Svvcra
hundred people were attracted To the spot by tn,
scuflle. The Two will have hearing before JuGs,
kuell this morning.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
PORT.

FORT.
Arrired-Stcamers John Gibson, Masingo,
New York. with assorted cargo to District mer-
chants Sarah. Grumlcy. Philadelphia, with mer.
chandisc To District merchants.
Cedred-Steamer Sarah. Grumley, Philadelphia,
with merchandise to Philadelphia merchants.
ARRIVALS Of GRAIN.
by river-SchUOncr Kitty Ann laycock, Alex
ley.
by canal-Boat Wheeler & Barron with 30 bush.
els uf wheat 10 II. NJ. Talbot Also. 100 bushels
OF wheat aud 30 bushels Of corn TO L. b. Hartley
RIVER FRONT.
Arrird,s.-Borden Mining COmpany's wharf
Schooner Althoa. BlaCmnan, Philadelphia to load
cont
Ry's wharE-schooncr s. A. Bnyce. somers. Phil
auu. piIia, To luRd cal
uIimUr MervSiiIh & Co.'S wharf-SchoOners Ade
liza T.. Avery, -, New Haven to load uOHl; T. Nor
ris rurrat, Randolph. New York, to load coal.
ceUCt.-Agncws whuTi-SChUOueT William II
EuuzlU. SupGr. llUOOkcn, with coal.
Rays whHri-SUhOoncrs 'hn I. Mansel, Phin'
nCV; BOstun with CCIi; : \. Buycc, sOiners. New
GuIk, with coal
Gllnur. Mere lith & Co.'S wharf Schooners Hen
ry DaNey. King. coal, Providence; Elizabeth Cot
unghum. with coat. 10 bridgeport, Conn; A. ii
lInrlburt living, coal, Ncw Haven.
GEORGETOWN PARAuRAPHs.
The boat FIVE Brothers. laden with coal for The
COusUlidaliO Coal Company, sunk yesterday morn
ing nj the SevCn Locks, aDuve Georgetown. Th
will delay navigation III the canal about twenty
four hOuiS, but Will CnusO no convenience Il
shippers u, there are large number Of boats II
lurI waiting discharge.
William Melvin, OF Wisconsin; T. II. McClucr
Maryland; =. rauhcy, Luucn,Icr Pa, and Pete
Y hlpellte, New York, nre sol cunning 1T the Wes
End Hotel.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NOTES.

.--Rooso sends New York papers in advance
Of tne mail.
--Jelsin d. Eutwisle has made an assignment
" George W. N.llCr to secure h.s creditors.
The steamer J. W. Thompson brought 200
tarrels of oysters 10 this city vu ncr last trip.
What would tho street boys do with their
mouths II II law iOrbi,tding whisl!Ing was made.
The mau of the bottled lightning" Is
not uverrun with business Al his nishuy stand cor
nCr Eighth aud the Avenue.
Persons who carry frr.alarm cards would
do well to make a note that the new box placed at
the post.Ottcc yesterday is No. ISL.
DO given at the Congregational Church, corner OF
Tenth and q streets, this evening, By National
Lodge, No. Gi2, Knights of Honor.
Those in quest of rooms, furnished or un.
furnished with or without board, should call on
Mossrs james d. Philip Il Co.'S bureau OF infOrma
ttUn NJ li!7 street northwest. The bureau also
has superior facilities for furnishing information
10 persons desiring to purchase or sell goods
This Ia bad time to sell pocket books. A
man on the Avenue offers a bankrupt lot O
feathers" for sale, but nobody seems to buy
stockings. some people who have no money carry
big pocket books allied with old piper for the SAX,
Of appearances and 10 keep themselves In hlvu
with iandiadIcs.
An unfortunate woman, while on her wa,
TO tho Labor Exchange last evening, In search .
WORK, ~ support hcrscll, her unemployed HUSBAND
and mInily, iell In Il 1T on Tenth street. aud wa
conveyed to tho tinh Precinct station from
which place she taken To her hLtue by fries d.
Her case is very pIable. Being subject 10 spuSnIs
II Is hard for her to get employment, aud he
children are In want OF the ordinary Necessities
National Republican., 1877-11-13
The County Poor AiniOners.

Mr.. L. S, Emery, president of the county
board ri almuuers. has submitted to the Commits
soners u report In relation to the disbursements OF
that portion of the $1,000 apprc priated by Con.
grcs. and used in the county. Amount received,
e1O6G2
The money was dsburscd under the direction OF
Fix gentlemen. and the following articles were pur.
chased and distributed 10 the poor: Gl pounds Of
-four, 2G :Ep pounds of meal, 6jij pounds of meat
l,h7a pounds Of sugar sjiI pounds Of tea, Slt
- pOInds NJ rice 10 quarts Of beans bag OF salt
~ quart, of mOiRs>es ~ lusyeS "f tread IL pound,
of tmckers "a tons Of coal, cord OF wuud, Ia
bsem dlsUursed iur medicines and $50 iur print
ing. From tnis 1t will be seen that the cutIC
ahuuul was expended for food and iucl excepting
s962O
Tho n!munors performed the duties Of visitors tC
q UuIis duml,G extent thrmsUlVCs. but were aided
by the pure mud ctIaens NJ tLmos.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
1oNAL REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1877
Hainl Arrlrala

81 ynme.=A W Nny. NY. VA cros.ley, New
H,rrii. VA " j Bnrteti, W Va j IL Jones Pa D
Thoinas, u W slsnks, Va W ES VIII, u swim, Pa;
wB waldron, Va J NJ pOrlon, Md; w 1Iill, Va;
.hunn, Mo- MaTr, I,o " kanimam, snnm Ea "a,
2 6 6 nfown, cSicsso j. ciaiy' NOV, pa q 10y!
l,n. Hon ! Motes Va; Il Jones, II d willsns,
Cal V II Huston, Nd.
Ndiionni-D A SocOmbe, MINI; o Kleinberger, N Y;
J u CT 'gory, Pa q 8 pummsr, II . Brown, Y.
Rolling, fG B w pnuon, N Y; M Sis ,erger, n Y;
smnis, N q; W II Murray Pa Wrnhrook, Mas
4 tle'shrr Ser, yG French, Md; kaufman, N Y;
J + unrl !, Nd; q Rocker, n \: Dr a. Gordon, Va;
lien W n ram. Va W Eler, N Y; Candy, Md
pr u WYNN, Md; Hon J WIN er, IND; Dc
HINT, Y; q II Houyhton, Ala Kelsey, Pa.
Rtyy'-Gov R'rn. Mass: c u Fowler, l. Z Thorn IN !
DN'sOn, y " Miss Annie Palmer. rhiladeiph,s! Z!
J u Bowen. thn 20; = Huclins - Lo!iS; Hon
Kiillnger, Ia, H. y Barrett md wife, Bosiyn = q
RtCh, n Y; r u Sickels rG II = furmnn, Cornwall
tn land: u LATHAM, n y; Dc Hobbs, Bloomlngdale
lnd.
hrpe,fni,-I II 10 tn city Mrs Scnrls, New York
W nioOd, Unlon Srrln =, Ala! & IL rlu'Mhc. At
ian 4. o.; II i.anbNlt san y a1ciscO ! IL p " nu
New o. .ieanSt ] u Emory, Now Nurx BOswOrtli u
England; II II rhinson, BrOoslyn 4 J Bartlett, 81
Louis J II Mayer, Ian aNer, Pa
drih1ion.-F IlsbcCk, syracuse. G shaw W
II, nnin4eT N Y; G y SpAmHns Mass II Rice
NJ Niven N Y; W u stephens and wife, Chester. Pa
u N Snnrp. Balimord Los, Cleveland, Ohio.
r,sl,o,Soiurn-J NJ Mckay, y c. RS Van Arodale
7 GS Piummcr, j; j Metzing, X COurtney,J ]
: cd lard aud Fri, l. MI; Hon II Hose md A. Nai
llauscn, ra l. Fl'Hncr, NV York ciy, w Baldwin
Kansas.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Pnllnn GniIrt,
States Cdses. Wakefield,

United States Cdscs.-ThomNs Wakefield,
stealing Dib'c aud shirt sent up fnr six months.
Simon Taylor assault upon Turner Lewis $50 or
thirty days. Kit IlGllstnck. striking his brother
with 4 bar Of iron; Gncd j2n. Charles Chase. lar
ccny Of pair Of sh ns; dismissed, Charles alias
BICk rnwel assault upon Mary Powell. his
mother; fined $40 and cost and sent up for six
months T. +. Stewart. for assault. diSm sch for.
ichcd s. for non.appcaranre on second charge.
&c ,Tgc NC.t, siIlE uE Mr. Meredith with stone;
fined q aud r".I. Isabella Dixon, stealing u blAn'
kct from the jail and making Dett:cuat; $40 NJ
thirty days. James H. johnson, larceny Of box
OF sap us 1t was the second Ofcn>e the ease was
sent up 10 the grand jury. John Hughes, petty
larceny sent up In grand Jury.
Dttf'ct Cttsrs.-WIiIiam fiddle. breaking the win.
luws OF Island Hall so ur thirty days; John II
William, forfeited s.; Michael Mickey, ditto.
Joseph lIroOkS ditto: JameS. alias Luke McGarrcy
diun; john McGirrcy. ditto; Richard IIu ds0n
dtin; Charles SC,tt, ditto; John Moore, ditto
PCtcr DInucy vagrancy ninety days; Louis
pr'Ihcr. loud and bosternus on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and Eighth street, s.: Tobias SimpsIn,
TIM, 'ing ZONES, s.: OHIO Mead. vngraucy thirty
days; '.ilium Davis, throwing stCuus on Pie, oe
street, ST. Charles. alias Buck Powell. smashing I
Windows. previously CONVICTED for striking his
mnthrrl siO or thirty days; John Sullivan, for.
N.it,.u
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Another Founding,

About eight O'Clock last evening man.
named Daniel COttcr, found a white female infant,
aged about TWO months, lying Oh the pavement near
the park on Massachusetts, avenue beta cen Twenty
fnt aud Twemty-sccond streets northwest lie
picked up the little wrif and carried 1t to the
Fourth Precinct station. NwasLGaliy dressed, aud
note was pinned To its froCk which stated that the
chds nnne was Mary Catherine. After being ton
died by the officers nj the station house II wGs rAr.
ritd tU ~ AIMS Infant Asylum by Officer MARTIN,
who turned II over To the sister In charge, wheru IL
viii be properly cared for.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
An Attractive store,

The merchants OF The city seem TO vie with
each other n SEQ who can make III" most tempting
and attractive display Of their goods In front oi
their estnb phincnL. A. Strauss, the clOthirc, No.
lOll Pennsylvania avenue. should undoubtedly be
awarded the prize of excellence, for no mere
tempting array was ever exhibited than the good,
arranged III his windows and In front OF his store
The goods are handsomely made up and OF tht
best quality. and what Is very important. the prices
which are remarkably low, are plainly marked on
every garment offered for salc, Mr. Strauss ais
has raru lot of goods on his shelves and counters
inside which would well repay one TO inspect as
everything Is marked down TO the lowest price.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
A Ikririlt I,lpa.

A happy thought Is what seldom comes to
one. especially when most wanted. That was
really good one brought out by denizen of
Capitol illl. who does not like running down To
the cellar for coal several timUS day lIo has had
n box, resembling pnnn. fitted up Gs a receptacle
In tic ipnt purlUr. linus are ingenuity, prnCliCa'
UamrnGIinn is not lnst sight Of 1t may be
remarked that originality does not live altogether
with tlG photographers
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Assignments for To-Day.
CIRCUIT couRT-cHrEP JUSTICE CARTEL

CIRCUIT CouRT-CHIEP JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. 23S, Blackford VS.. Downing; No. 261,
st. Vincent oiphan Asylum vs. Mcdonald ct al ;
No 272. Lewis, trustee. Va Esbcrg: No. "a, NOurse
4 Middleton vs. McNarmond; No. 27G. Hoskns IS.
McGurc: No 276. Bnltz W. Brcgnzzi; No. go,
CrCSwcll ct nj. Va Ilniyht: No. ISL johnson vs.
Petibono W. Kird; NJ. 2Si Edwards, admins.
traitor, &c, vs., keeny, udmnistrarix. &C.; No. rs
Hail w. McClelland: No 2SG, Ewing vt al vs..
Charlton. No. gaJ Hicks vs.. Kimmcl; M. col.
Wallace vs.. WclCh No. 2S Knode vs.. Maluy
executor, &c.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
NEW 4DTERTISEM EST5.

V. Beoker. pianos for rent.
For sale, nine.yCar old horse.
Boarding 63l u street northwest.
James H. Phelps & Co. wanted.
Rooms for rent No. 3 Grant Place.
q. krieg mattrass manufacturer.
Notice OF dissolution, Riggs House.
For rent brick house 500 T. street northwest.
Fall trottIng meeting. at Brightwood rark.
Church festival, at Thirtcenthstreet Baptist
Church.
John II. Small, Florist, corner Fourteenth and
northwest
Adjourned meeting OF the Medical Association,
Thursday. at GUnzaga Hall.
Trustee sale Of thrcc.story brick dwelling on
the west side Of Second street, between Massachu'
setts avenue and street northwest.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Wanting q Divorce.

Matte L. Koontz, through her counsel, has
filed petition for divorce from her husband. James
II. KpontZ.
In tho declaration she states that they were mar
riod by Rev Dr. J: H. Cuhbcrt, July G. iS7i at the
Fist Baptist Church. In this city; that her hus.
band has been guilty OF habitual drunkenness for
more than six months PAST, and while IN that con.
ditiuu hc has treated her in cruel and .uhumGn
manner; that In his acts Of violence hC has tic.
Stroycd household goods knocked her down ard
sworn that hc would kill her. She asks for n d.
vUrrc, the ,tody Of their child and that she be
permitted to resume her maiden name of Matte f.
Tnlha
National Republican., 1877-11-13
A Ilirthtlay Party.

Last night joyous party of young ladies
and gentlemen was ussemUl.d at the re>idunce Of
MI NJ. g. Young No 10 Bridge street, GeoTgcuwu,
1t being the occasion Of the sixteenth anniversary
Of the natal day Of Mis-, Fannie Young. In whuse
honor her parents had inviwd number OF guests.
The y"uny lady wus the recipient 0t many elegant
prc'ents. aud the evening WuS Slcnt IL tngI gumd
dancing aud yriler al merry nukGEg W the grcu,
delight VI eNeIyhdy ire vnL
National Republican., 1877-11-13
IiIr

Yesterday morning, about six o'clock. as Off
Ger Sutton was on his way humu he noticed | rgC
volumes of smoke arising from house on II street
between sixth aud Seventh norihwe.t owned aud
occupied by Mr Hall. He Immediately turned In
al aigrIn from box l25, Ia which the department
promptly responded but did not go into service, h
ihe DIRE, which confined itself TO the chimney In
which 1t originated, was cxtinguished before tht
arrival OF the engines. No damage was done; buI
the chimney will draw properly for sumO time.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Horticulture.

At J. II. Small's greenhouse, corner of Four
toCmih aud streets Holthwcsl can be found the
chotrest cut Guwers constantly OH hand, lie abo
has u pr ,pagatiug garden in Georgetown, where
his specially volcts ToschudS. etc, are raised Mr.
sm,lls Lame has grown u he household one IN
il,c Dislrii rs none Of the dignitarcs h. ru would
THINK Of E,ylng dinner party unless he furnished
tie fewer. liuIal dcsglIs OF any shape or kind
uTe executed at short nutce. Parties. receptions,
wrdulng-, &c, eau be supplied wlth gems Uf the
lOrISt's art by glv!ug him u call
National Republican., 1877-11-13
a fraudulent claim against tho Government for
BUTTS ENTERED,

Equity side--James NJ Latta vs.. Hallet Kilbourn
Ct al, for injunction; Matte +. Koontz Us, j., "
Konntz for divorce; j. T. Gull ct al, VS., 8. A. Nc
KIM for an account and to restrain sale; Penn Mu.
tua Life Insurance Company vs. j. H. Barker ct al,
substitute trustee; Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company vs. George Burgess ct al. substitute trls-
tee; Fem Mutual Life Insurancc Company VS..
George Burgess, to appoint bond trustee.
Lac side.-August Behrcnd VS.. W. A. Hatdman,
ccrtOrtri; Edward owen W. a. ". Bushec. on note
T. KuhIcnu & Son ". I. r. Geaty, OH note; Michael
Shea vs.. G.. a. Smith, for work done; Boorann 4
Co, vs.. 4, A. johnson, on note; Copeland Hart
well VS.. NJ. Richards, on account Power White
vs. Hannah Callahan, on notes.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Al Oysterman Drowned.

samuel IImsley. white man, and oyster
man by tn,lc. was drowned near Currbman, Va
SHturC'ay nncrnnou. hS the accidental caD5iS'ng I"
4 mail hOHt IN whTh he was working. Aslstanr,
wa, ,Cut Ia him ~ sOnn u Irs- bic bat brfrrr Il
r,,Ild reach ~ he .auE for the hut time. AZ Tho
Tine ni wiring no rcpOIt had been received VI The
.u,LLA CRY nI LLu be
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Real Estate Transfers.

J. W. simms to A. J. Beatlcy, for 5000,
lots II. D aud T.. subdivision square 100 l.. G. md
H. H. Tamadgc tU George H. Whiting for slyG0,
lot ~, square Gn3. C. NJ. Matthews to Fannie B,
Mitchell for 81 500 lot H. square 81 G.. T. 1IAmil.
ton 10 J. r. Miller, for s25nN lot T. square 2i3 Dis.
trCt of Columbia TO solomon Stovcr, for So Is sub
division square 3. john WundcrliCk 10 C. Ardcser.
for slN lois and 9 square lnl2 John Sherman
to A. l.. Hutton for 81 UO lots G. and GS square ~
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Inspiration OF bad Hum.

Tho wits arc getting into the Police Court,
AMI It Is time tins thing was stopped.
We'll, what have You to bay for yoursclff" said
Judge Smell yesterday to a tramp Just OF an old
drunk. warmed up fnr about the twentieth time,
wnu was Grrniguud for some trhng 0lensG.
'.Why Judge II the mce is 10 the switt, reckon
ought to be released" replied tho yngramt
"li"w /, that2' said tho judge; Il d. not un.
dcrstnnd,"
why, Judge, bocau'0 am Nrralgnod here
National Republican., 1877-11-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

oNE visit to DIR. Hartley nsurcs instant relief for
catlrTh. No cNorbitant fees in advance, Resi-
dcncc removed 10 93I New York avenue.
Leit-oT clothing. watches, pistols, &c, bought n,
Herzngs, 0i5 ftreet. Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made 10 order, repaired and
covered at MurrGys, sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
LoNcrs Of Good Chocr

VIII find 1t their profit and advantage to visit the
already famous ralaiS Royale Restaurant situated
ner Of Twclnh street and Pennsylvania avenue
nDrt..T vest where "mine host Louis Faber dis
pciscs most enjoyable hospitality. Vands the
choicest md wines the rarc5t await In prolusiOn
the mOsl ftStihirnS pHlOtcs.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
THE LAW RECORD.
BUSINESS BEFORE THE COURTS YES.
TERDAT.

Supreme Court of the United states-Pro.
ceedings In the District Courts-settins
Days for Important Trials-wanted.a n ID
voroe-Assignmsnt snts for To-Day.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Permission to Marry.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses tn the following applicants: c. H. Sham.
well aud Eliza A. Ellison; Austin Hundy aud
Gncie Eppes; James II. Gross OF Baltimore and
Mary Warren Of this city; John II. Johnson and
Mary Simms; Charles Wood and Catherine BCall.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Troitins Races To-Day.

a number OF wu.known horses will compete
fur liberal purses at the reopenIng of the Bright
wood TrOtting rark this afternoon.
The enterprise shown by ihe prnpretprS, Mossrs.
whiting and Muscs, In thus Rlt,rdmg the patrons
Of the turf All opportunity IA enjoy their favOrile
sport, should receive mort LIBERAL support.
National Republican., 1877-11-13

NOuSG people phy attention 10 your teeth. Clean
them daily With ThurStOn's Ivory Pearl rp0th Pow.
der the bet deUuiriuo known. II will preserve
their whiuncSJ through life, prevent decay and
tuDthnChr. Much pain aud trouble is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time. rricc
- and % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
DIR. KIrkus' Lectures,

We are requested to state that tho course Oh
"Erglish Literature" h hereny Discontinued.
Persons holding course tickets will please call NJ
whitRkeTs bookstore. al pennsylvania avenue.
from six To seven n. IN.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Indications,

For The Middle Atlantic States olcur or partly
c'ordy ueaiher, westsrly winds stationary tGmgei-
aitre, ard STATIONARY or iO,ccr pressure.
National Republican., 1877-11-13
cry ITEMS.
Jut'S,fs ASD HARSES

sntcheis md Travelling BagS. PucketboOks &c,
cheap for cash. at the factory and salc,rOOms Of
James +. Tuphnm ~ seventh street northwest,
under tho BlG WIHF gas.
National Republican., 1877-11-13

IrH JUST A. impossible n take Durangs Rhcu
malr keu,,tiy aud not lie cured at Th, uIat M d,
il Is H. nk pure. cool wafer AID mIt have thir.
QucuUhed
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Sundays Suicide.

The body of the man Peters. who jumped
nom the steamer Lady ur the Lake while Oh Full
WnshlngtUr, aud was drowned, had not been re
covered up 10 u late hour .ast nignL
National Republican., 1877-11-13
Con LIVER on. AND LIN

That pleasant and active agent IN the cure OF all
cousumptlve symptoms. "Willir'S Compound u
Pure tod Liver OilHnd Lime" "a being universally
adopted IN medical practice, sold by the proprie'
tor, A. u. WiibUr Chemist, Bosion.