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National Republican., 1878-07-17
A Lively Time In n Police station.

Monday night, at the picnic at Baicr's Park,
Sergeant Acton arrested man named Cala-
han, alias Frank Edwards, for disordcrly con-
duct. lie took him TO the Second Precinct
Station, where he was followed by great mob
of the friends of the belIgercnt. When inside
the station the man resisted the officers
and eagdgcd in a regular tusslc with
Sergeant Acton. A general rally OF
Callahau's friends eusued, and that would, no
donbt have been u sad night for the sergeant
und the station.keeper had not large number
of the police force come in at this time to an
swer the rol.call. During the excitement
which followed Callahan jumped through O
window aud ran down seventh strces, but was
rccaptured before he had proceeded square
J. A. Washington, Clay Jones, and II. shugrue
of tho party, were also arrested and locked up
The parties we've fued in the Police Court yes
tcrday morning
National Republican., 1878-07-17
A Desiruclivc Driver.

A colOrcd man named EicIiald Bell was ar.
rested by Officer Harbiu last evening for ma
Iciously driving into and breaking wagon
belonging to Samuel ]. Miller, MiIlcr's vehicle
was standing by the sidewalk at the corner Of
Seventh street aud Pennsylvania avenue south.
east, and Bell, who was driving carriage be-
longing TO Mrs. jackson, drove deliberately
into the wagon, breaking 1t down.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
Orpheus Octctte Club.

The seventh summer evening concert Of the
1rpheus Octette Club viii! be given at Gics-
cIudes dancing. The gentlemen composing
the club wish II understood that no improper
persons are admitted to the grounds. Their
programme has been arranged with view Of
pleasing the tastes Of the most ftstidiOus, and
persons desiring to spend "a pleasant evening
should attend,
National Republican., 1878-07-17
Young shoplifters Locked In.

Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, four
ragged white boys ranging in age between
o and 13 years, called at the store Of Mr.. james
Bellcw, bookseller, on Seventh street, between
G aud II northwest, two of whom entered the
store aud asked for change Of five cents, which
was refused them. When leaving the store
the proprietor, who was engaged at the time,
noticed one of the youngsters fumbling about
his pockets, and on examining lot of pocket
and memorandum books, which were exposed
on the counter, found some Of them gone. Mr..
Bellew, rs soon as his clerk returned, started
down Seventh street In pursuit Of the thieves,
and on coming up with them near the St.
Marc Hotel. called two officers. who arrested
two Of the four, the others making their cs.
cape. On searching the prisoners two or three
pairs Of gaiter shoes were found on them, but
no pocket. books, these being in the pockets Of
the two who got away. The young culprits
We're locked up for hearing in the Police
Court this morning,
National Republican., 1878-07-17
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
What Our Reporters Ran Against
Yesterday.

Another Boy Drowned-young shopiifters
Arrested-A Constable Arrested for As
sauiting a woman-End OF the CO.
Iumbia Hospital Investigation-A
Lively Row In Police Station
Judge Oiin Not to Resign
Escape and Rocapture
of q Prisoner, SC.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
VEGETINE
Cured After Twenty Years Suffering.

REAuviLLE MASS, Feb. Il, 1872.
Mr., III. II. STEVENS, lSl. =
DsGr Shi II gives me great p'caSlre TO give in my
testimony to the good effect tile We gctne has had on
me, / have been troubled for twenty years with an
ding Uiosr my shin-bonr During that time
have tried many rem, dies, but have rot had cured
until now. SGme three months ago u was very had.
~ that the flesh eaten ino The bone from pla =
rs large as the palm OF hand. was Recommend.
ed ly MIR. TtOn to try your Negetine, and l did so.
In taxing the hrst botiie II commenci 10 heal aud
nicely, and would chp,rIuiy recommend 1t TO hll
'~ WILSON sEARs
Vcgetine thoroughly erndica.es every kind Of hu-
NOR, aud The entire system to healthy con
dtOn.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
Embracing Matriinony.

Tho clerk Of the court has issued marriag,
licenses to the following applicants:
Leonard Peytou and Henrietta Johnson.
Edward Barnes and Alice Campbell.
Arthur Talcut and Laura Conueli.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
summer Theatre Comique.

The Comiquc is doing a fine business this
week. The bill offered includes a galaxy Of
famous performers of various kinds, The
regular Wednesday matinee will be given at
the usual hour this afternoon.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
Drowned In the Eastern Branch.

Joseph Fox, white boy, thirteen years of
age, living at No l0li South Carolina avenue,
was drowned last evening, about six o'clock,
while bathing in the Eastern Branch, near the
now iAil.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
The Cockade city Excursion.

The regular Wednesday evening excursion
% the barge Cocksdc City will he given this
evening, at seven o'clock, The barge will go
twenty miles down the river and return.
There will lie musis on the boat for dancing
National Republican., 1878-07-17
CITY ITEMS.

DR.. AYERS Laboratory, that has done such won
dcrs for the sick, now ISSUES potent rcstorcr for
the beauty Of maukind-iUr the comelinc8 which
advancing age is so'prone 10 diminish and destroy
His Nigor mounts lnxuriant locks on the bald and
gray pates among us. and thus lays Us under obi-
CATIONS TO him for the good looks as wells as health
OF the community.
National Republican., 1878-07-17

SEWING MACHiNEs.-.wc are not agents but deal.
crS. We employ no cGnvassers, hut viii call at
your house II you desire. This Is why we can sell
sewing machines 20 much les than those who ped
die them around the city. Renting aud repairing
MCKINNEY, 4.i Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-07-17

REDUCED rates to parties remaining one week or
longer. Season lS7SOpens June II. stockton Hotel
Cape May, y. J. lNpfE.-We take great pleasure In
Informing our patrons that new passenger elcva'
tor and electric bells lin every room have been
added to the hotel. CHARLIE bvfiY
(of ofCuntlnental Hotel Philadelphia
IrnnIlninr IL nd Gnul ral Mnnnyrr.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
AMUSEMENTs.

EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
II PROFESSORS HULMNs AND LEO
The cham D on acrobats. tTapeze performers, ANA
SWIMMERS OF THE WORLD,
VIII give u grand exhibition IN swimming on the
DAY, July 2, nid from the decks OF the barge
The Professors have appeared before all of the
crowned heads OF Europe and ASA, aud bear medals
from Queen Victoria. Tickets viii he llmted on this
occasion, and will be for sale during the week At Brai
Adams, Rlso at the wharf The bar, will leave tue
VII If at $50 sharp aud retuTh NJ y. m
Fn ily excursion the Barge every W edne. .dav
ard Friday, e wing the wharf Al p ~. and return.
lny at II d. m shlTp, Tickets Oh all ex ,IrsiOns MY
q cents II rJnn i.trp Music aud dnclns aud re-
fTCshmenta PTUfts sor Donch Will enliSen each ca
siou. Also tbs Georgia Jubilee slngers.n lyli.tt
DAsE.BhLL
National Republican., 1878-07-17

For upward Of thirty years Mrs. winslows sooth.
ing syrup has been used for children. II corrects
acldity fthe stomach relieves wind cole regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhp, whether
arising from tecthing or other causes. An old and
Mell.tred remedy. - cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
SYational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Pas.enge. Trains.

Al BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPoT NtW JEhShf Avn
Nuk AND STREET.
Morning. 49, EfSnfnp.
s&n, n. Y. Phil Bos eI. si:N, Bnlllmore ncconh
81, Baltimore express. $40 Hnlimore acvolh
SbO Western express, 6:ON y \. Phil Bos ex
ksn Bhltiniory accom-. 5:.O Western NAL.
AS bred ac Met, br'ch y .,sa5, baltimore lccCm
kS Baltimore Annnpolts sttS, Baltimore express
and wny |,:?n Western express.
e3S MpTi,nsburu and lin. $500, BaltimCre tNpress
n rstown sc Mel bT'ch -P:l5 Y, Phil 4 Bos e.
4e7e BnitImcre accom-. i0ts, Baltimore accom-
u.aD, baltimore express.
sArtlve daily. Others Sundays excepted
- For the time of departure OF trains, see hoNsf
0ssments elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
Thermo,uctrIc Headings.
OFFIcE CHIEF SiGSAL-OFPiCER, U. :. A..
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic States and New England
warmer clear or partly cloudy weather. light vari'
able winds, mostly from the south, falling oaFom'
efeF
National Republican., 1878-07-17
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.

II. T. Keene, Baltimore; P. Vail, Chicago,
and Charles &. Stein. Philadelphia arc So.
jGurning at the West End Hotel
Yesterday morning the little child of Mr..
n f. Rates. residing at No. 92 Bridge street,
left his hat on the porch. while he ran after
an Ice wagon to get a piece of ice, aud while
the child was gone a colorcd boy made of with
the childs hat.
Yesterday morning three colorcd men en-
tered the dry-goods establishment of Mcssrs.
Craig & jackson, No. III Bridge street, aud
pretended that they wished to make some pur-
chases, und while the clerks back was turned
upon them made oil with Il roll of tweed and
escaped toward the vicinity of Rock Creek.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Moonlight excursion Of the Franklin Temper
ance Legion July -, 1878.
For rent-yJ6 Eleventh street northwest
Il Frank Fitch solicitor ofpatcnt.
Excursion-Barge Cuckade City.
National Republican., 1878-07-17

YOUSG PEOPLE do Iny attention 10 your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. he wise in tine,
Clean them daily with TurRSTuS's IVORY PEARL
TooTH POWDER. the most perfect deutrliice known.
II will keep them through life In good condition.
v phite and sOuna. Will hhrren the gums, sweclen
he breath, and prevent toOthNche. Sold by all
druggists. 2J and 20 ccuts per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
EORG ErOFN NEWS.
GRAIN ARRIVAL,

GRAIN ARRIVAL.
BY rail-Four hundred bushels of wheat TO
J. G. & J. NJ Waters.
NO ICE IN ALEXANDRIA.
The supply Of ice in Alexandria Is almost
exhausted. At one o'clock yesterday morning
q call was made on the Kennebec Ice Company
by John s. Beach, dealer of that city. All
his wagons came to the Kennebec Company's
depot, where they were loaded, and reached
Alexandria in time to supply his customers.
About six o'clock yesterday morning the
schooner Pocahontas was dispatched to Alex
andria, consigned to Mr.. John Henderson, also
an ice dealer in that city, with twenty tons Of
ice, thus making a total Of about thirty tons
shipped to that city yesterday.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrived-Schooncr Misk, Benton, James
River, with 10000 feet lumber, to Wheatley
Bros; brig Onalaska, Handy, New York.
CANAL NEWS.
Arriycd-Baats J. j. Vert, d. Sinclair, J. r.
Coutcrs, Nathan Williams, =. l.. Lemon, A.
Adams, S. s. Lynn, S. T. Dewitt B. F. Price,
J. Leech, Lille aud May, Susan Charles, NJ. s.
O'Donnell, City of Hamburg, NJ. c. McTyiuan
Lucinda, James and Willie, q. p. Lloyd, q. l..
Booth, aud VI. A. Brady
Clcared-Boats II. Boley, Round-Top Ce-
ment, J. II. Coutcrs, NJ. NJ. Jane, City of HAM
burg, G. r. Dewitt, Alexander Adams, r. b.
Lynn. J. J. West, S. II. Taylor, Lille May,
J. X. Ray, b. +. Price, DIR. X. J. Duckctt, W.
Williams, Susan Charles, J. Lccch, S. J. Kelly,
Emma, Benjamin Miller, Il. NJ. spriggs, A.
Spier.
| LEG FRACTURED WITH A STONE.
Monday night Mr.. Edward Fowler, aged
| twenty-eight years. residing on Fayette street,
was injured to an extent which may necessi.
tate the amputation Of his right leg. Mr.
Fowler was visiting his mother, corner OF
Seventh and Frederick streets, and while
there number of negro boys goi into stone.
battle on Seventh street. One Of the missiles
came very near striking the little infant o
Mrs. II. c. Valkman which she had iu hcl
arms at the time. The boys then ran around
the corner ou Frederick street and continued
their hattie. Mr.. Fowler went around tn,
corner to stop it, and was struck on the righ
leg, between the knee and and ankle. Th'
bones were shattered. lie was assisted to hi
mothers residence and Dr. Peter rendered
surgical aid. 1t Is feared that the limb will
have TO be amputated.
THE DuSBARTOS STREET CHURCH EXCURSION
lists.
The Young Peoples Association connected
with Dunbarton street NJ. +. Ciurch last
evening gave moonlight excursion down th,
river, five miles below Glymont. The stcamc
Mattano left the foot of High street at 81,
o'clock, having on board a gOodly number o
the friends Of the church and association Th
excursionists were accompanied by tn,
choir Of the church, under the direction
, Of Mr. J. Henry Wilson, aud band Of music
The boat reached Seventh street wharf on he
1 return about eleven o'clock, where they tool
, strcet-cars for their homes, In Georgetown, al
, expressing themselves as highly pleased witt
their trip.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPH
National Republican., 1878-07-17

HARD times demand economy; pracuce II by
ienoyating your sUiled gloves With JOUvES's Iso-
DERous KID GLOVE CLEASsER. Price % cents per
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on tint
deposits. II. sQuIER q Co.,
Rankers 1910 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-07-17

WELLS MACHIsE-SrREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT
rns are still the best known. Their curative pow
en- far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-07-17

ARE YOU bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation SC? Are you dys.
peptic, nervous, dull, and languidP Averse TO all
exertion. Is your life miserable? You require
change. Cleauss the system purify and renew the
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold 6y all
druggists, 25 cents per package, Which makes a
quart of medicine,
National Republican., 1878-07-17

Is your hair harsh, dry and stiff2 Does II refuse
to curi2 Dress 1t with IHoEIsos s oAADE opTiME.
An oleaginous compound OF singular merit. II
will improve it, Sold by druggists. DC. Price 2o-
aud 10 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-17
NATIONAL
Va.
NEW BEDFORD,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
July II, at 8 O'clock.

Admission Is cenia Iylt5
GUNNER TREATRE CoMiouE.
> MONDAY. JULY II SIgHTLI, AND WE'D
Sf.SDAY AND SATURDAY MATlNEES
EngagemeHt OF the great Character artists nnu
comedians Messrs COllye and Kelley. Alsa OF the
greaI motto and character vocalist, Charles II. stan
Iay' Also the greai mimic vocalist and character
artist Miss FoA Moore Last week Of the create of
pany In gran hill. Fist time on any stage 81 the
thInese ninSirels. The great J. J. Riley and Lizzie
smith, Concluding with Poverty and Igs,' Jylb
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FMS rapru IL ON FILE WITH
o.mar Ys-ns. uouan..

Bgchsr,rt ctt.r - the Iondon Tlpe
Osrasn Psscha arrived here this even
in.. He occupies suit OF three rooms
on the first door OF the Grand Hotel
Broftt. lie Is accompanied by hls sur
geou, who scts as interpreter, since
Osman himself speaks nothing but Turk
ish. He has also several Ottoman at
PENDANTS. besides the Russian statf officer
who has charge OF the captive hero, A
guard Of honor PAGES Op and down The
corridor openln2 Oh Osmsn's apartments.
No demonstrations were made Oh tho
arrival Of tho party in Bucharest, Tbs
hour and minute Of 0sman's arrival here
had been mentioned SO often during the
past week that psople had ceased 10
credit tie many announcements, and,
Their fore, the general public knew no.
thing OF the arrival until the distinguished
guest was quietly ensconced In his apart
ments. When 0sman reached the land>
Ing OF the hotel n LITTLE Roumanian girl
stepped forward and presented him with
beautiful b0Quet OF flowers. The tiny
donor WAS lifted uU by the physician OF
the Marshal, and tho defender of Plevna
bestowed a lc3ity kiss upon the lips OF
the little lady. Osnlan appeared greatly
touched by this accident.
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NOTICE

Walter Hyslop, treasurer. vs, George W. Cv%h-
ran. Assuinpsit with attachment.
Public notice 10 hnrsby siyea TO the said
George ". Cochran that writ OF attachment
issued out Of the once of the cler. Of Alexander
soanty eircuit oour:, dated the Goth day Of De-
eembeY, A. D.. lsT7, NJ the salt Of the eaid Wal
mr. Hyelep. rsasursr. and against the estate OF
sS.Yif OF Alexander county, which said writ
has been rcturnsd executed. Now, therefore,
uulsss yon, the said George ". Cochran, shall
ysrsonsIly be. ard appear before the said Alex
snaes county circuit coeurt on or before the Arst
DAY of ths nsxt term there. 10 be holden at the
ssurt house. In the city OF Csir on the fret
Monday Of Jsnus y, A D., 1873, give special
bail. and plea 10 the said plaintiffs action. jsdg-
n,-nt shall b entered against y u, and 90 much
ss,isfy the said jadgmen, aud cost will DO sold
GREtN 4 GILBERT, JOHN A. REEVE,
Att'ys for plaintiff. Circuit Clerk.
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Worms, Worms, Worms.

FL. Dsakel's Worm Syrup never fails TO
remove ali kinds af Worms. Seat, pin and
s.on sch Worms are readily removed BY Kun
Sel'e werm syrup. DR.. Runkel 10 the only
saccessfal ph sician In this country that Can
remove Tape Worm 10 from two 10 four hours.
He HIS DO fec until head ana all passes alive and
10 this space OF time. Common sense teaches
IL Tape Worm can be removed, all other Worms
can readily he removed. Ask your druggist for
a hottl. o.. Kunkel'a Worm Svrup. Price u. 90
pss bottle. II never fs,is--or send 20 the doctor
FOR circular. no. $50 North Ninth ST., Phtsdei-
phia- Advice free.
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QnuuSstionably the ben sustain 90
work Of the Kind in tho World"
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATES
Notices NJ the Press.

Notices ~ The Fr6s'.
fhs MAGAZINE has sttiIncd ~ itS one Quarter
Sntury and more ofeSstonce n that point whore
IL may be ss.d oft IN the words of DR.. johnson,
ct 10 vain TO blame ard useless to praise" The
nstre Of it's lona.ng0 -attain1 reputation has IN.
creased as the years have passed, and its future
seems as bright II no, brighter than at any time
since the golden hne Of prosperity settled around
tie later aud best years. - Brooklyn Euyle.
Hsrpers Monthly Is marked by the same char.
sctcTisics which gave II circulation from the frs
with the better class OF readers. II combine
reading matter with illustrations III q way 10
make clear AND vivid the facts presented. Pic.
lures merely designed TO catch the eye OF the
ignorant are Aevef inserted, Chicago Journal
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENTLEMEN We have sold sASrosD'a RADr.
VI CAL CuBA for nearly one year, and can say
rsndidly that We never sold similar preparation
shat gave such universal sntiAlactlon. We hs'o
tolearn the first complaintyrt
Wo are not IN the habit OF recommending pat.
ent medicines, but yo1r preparsuon mee n tnS
should DO convinced OF great merit 80 that their
suffering will DO relieved. We have been IN inc
and sold everything for Catarrh. but yours ~
the rest II You SEQ proper you can use tnis ieter
W W. ytyy trnIy yonTs. Sd. BALDWIN d co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drug, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. ~, 1876.
Zach package contains yDr, eenfords lmprovcd
InhallnE Tube, and fnil directions for use In al!
cssee. Price, slc0. For sale by all wholesale and
Bates and Canadae. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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IMPORTANT, LETTER:
From q Distinguished Physician
SAHF0Rb'S RADICAL CURE

M remediSs receiving the approval OF medical
gentlemen, who, 10 private, not only freely recon-
mend 10 but uso IL In their families In preference
20 any Of thu prepsfstiona usually prescrioea ~
You are nw.rs." said distinguished city ply;
slcian. that my obligations 10 tho Msss Medlcsi
or prescribe tho Radical euro but since received
30 much relief from the use OF u myself, aiter 9
thorough trial Of the usual remedies, have pr.
ysteiy advised rs use, and presume Ihave sent TO
your etors less than one hundred Of my patients
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Dyspepsia. pyspepsta. Dyspepsia.

Eff. Kunkel's Bitter " mo OF Iron is sure cure
for tkis disease. Il has been prescribed daily for
.Asny years in the practice Of eminent physicians
with un PARALLEL success. symptoms arc 10 of
appetite wind and rising offood dTyness in mouth,
k.adache, dissness, sleeplessness and low spirits
se, the genuine. No, sold in bulk. only IN ~ bot
nss: sod by all druggsis. ASK for u. + Kun.
sa's Bitter Wine Of Iron sns tak. NO other, 81
ssY bottle, or six bottles for g. All ask is trial
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IF. Kunkel's Bitter Vino of Ircn

The crest saccess and delight oS the people,
10 FAC, nothiag Ofthe kindh,s ever been offered
~ the AmVriean people which has 90 quickly
found lis sy into their good fsvor ami htsrty
i. doss all I, proposes, and thus gipes aniVerea
satisfaction. lila guaranteed to euro tia worst
sases Of dyspepsia or Indigestion, Kidney or
liver dlsesas weakness, nsrvousnsss, eonitipa-
Son, scidity Of the stomach, &c. Get the gem
aias. Only sold 10 81 bottles, Depot and Of
scs, $50 North Ninth strast. Philadelphis. Ask
ter kuukel's and take no o,hsr. Gold by oil drug
Rists.
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away n IN homo after night. yon 6sr give
your sole time to the work, or only yosr spare
moments. We have agents who az. making
over So per dav. All who engage at6nce can
make money fast. Al tao present time Nloaey
can not be made 80 easily md rapidly vt any
other business. & costs nothing TO try the
business. Terms and Is outfit frss. Address
ct once, II. HALLETr q co, Port'ard, Nc.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rubllc notice Is hereby given that thu
partnership existing between w, r.
schuckers and X. II. Tblelscke is on MS.
inc frst day Of January, A. ID. 1877. dis.
solved, .. II. Tbielecke retiring from The
urn and w. +. schuosers continuing tbe
business under bis own name. Mr.. w, =.
scnuckers assuming all liabilities and col.
Letting ~ the debts due tho former firm nj
W. +. schuckers d Co. "
Dated January Isl, A, d. 1877.
v. Y. SCHucKERs,
u II. THIELEcKE
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60 zCoLllAS'
Vol. TAIC PLASTER

An .Eiccsre.GalyRnic battery combined
with highly MedtGated strengthening
Plaster. forming. the beat Plaster for
pains and aches In the World Of Medi.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PARDON

NOTICE. OF APFLICAIIUN FOK rAkDUN.
Notice 10 hereby given that application will be
made In duo course Of time 10 His Excellsncy,
Shelby n. Cullon, governor OF the Sssts - I'LL
cd. sonyicted q the May ssm oftAe Alexander
eouptv clre1it eonrt On . charge 81 h}vshy SIa
eQptoAeed p thyys ysef n the Ieutsnttay.