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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

WE see that JAMES RONALD CHALMERS
of Fort Pillow, is to deliver an address on
"FoRREsT and His Campaigners" lie had
an opportunity in Congress to defend FOR
RESI- and His Campaisners' when he had
that bogus investigation resolution intro
duced lie failed, however, to defend or
speak Of any Of them except JAMES RON
AID CHALMERS, lie neglected TO defend
his dead cheltain in his iuordinato selfish
ness, and none of FORESTS followers (of
whom there are several in Congrcss) seem
inclined to the task They fear BURROWS
viii set down on them as he did ON CHAI-
3IERs. This last-named hero viii attempt
the tas. where there are none to reply to
him,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
Berkeley Springs,
Two aud a Half Mites from Sir Johns Run
Station, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
SEASON OPENS JUNE y

Hotel gcc1mm ola.cs 800 guests
The Baths are uurivaled including sp;ut shower,
p'unGc, and swimming pools.
water 7Uo Fulreuneit--n specific for Rheumatism.
Neuralgia. and skin DIS ascs.
Cuisine unsurp S5ed
ThrmS-sa3O per day. 80 per week; so aud so per
month. according to quality OF room. Young gentle.
men VIII be a"cOmmOd tied at So per month.
;,2j.
Write for Illustrated and descriptive pamphlet.
my2S I'm mo. y. TREGO .G son.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

POPULAR PRICES-pcr Day, $50; Per Week
ST.; Per Month (Of2S days.. S+l and Sjl.
Rooms for the season can DE secure at the Hamilton
House where plans Of hotel may be seen aud pam.
D!!lrlI mad. nlysl-'rh NJ nm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

TIE absence of any boom in the BnGsTow
movement is a matter Of regret among the
enemies OF the Republican party. Good Re-
publicans, however, arO rejoiced at tue itb-
senco of such dissenting and useless diver
sjons in the present political aspect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

II4'luNt4plld !4t's.4
When Will this Incapable Congress adjourn? It
Is a menace to the public interests, and Is power.
loss for any good purpose, except % show the i'm
beuility Of the majority 10 govern tho country
either iutclligGutly OF wisely,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
The Great DOubla.T Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST AND SOUTH
WEST

NoRIh' NoNEh" twSr, WE7r AND 9oClh'
To take effect
SUNDAY MAY Is, i3'9' AT ii-o y. NJ
5iOjm,.ttN,EM YORK, PHlLApELrHIA,A AND Bos.
TON EXPRESS Elicott Guy. On sundays TO
Baltimore only. stops ut ShipIoy's Laurel, An.
and Mount Winans. Breakiast al Relay station.
G:j0-BaltnoTe, Annapolis, aul Way. (picdmuut,
strgsburg, Winchester, 1agcrstOn, Frederick
sco@@ftHBkNH%fi&66hiE' 2HHD LAUREL EXPRESS.
alo-Point Of hocks, Piedmont, sunsburg, Wmchcs-
' AND hAlif4bfE l&ri,%55. farioF Car %
S35ptST r,Er. G2GlS LAWS ,CJiiGAdO C2LyMSuSi AND
town, ana valley branch except suadayj
Ihrough car to Stnunton, Pullman cars to Cu.
o9)..On Sunday only Baltimore Annapolis and
1000, BALTIMORE EXPRESS. stops at B,adcns.
burg, College, Eetsyillc Laurel. Annapolis juno
Uon Jessups, ana Hanover.
A"q?T2's EieP icy yASB ?gb TSy H5g
s,ISS ISS laaGay EHG!l oniySfa:.ag..! eSSa:.ag. and way
-B2 FHSf aPR Tfy THfHyAiDlfEiSSs9fdunq Asp
REL EMPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. stops
4a5-,tPoint OF Rocks, Frederick IIagcrsown, Win.
gIsS OF So sS6 S1S W2y XXX 99S 6ny 99 sunday to Point
5PPISBfS hpnpSNs NTrSE Sa wnE s'a9D'p &NS BAL
oS SSIok % SG az ,hs S asG e
G30-Pont of Rocks aud Way Stations.
7DntBaltmorc aud Way stations.
sl0- 0-fBALTIMoREFEXrRE ENicott City, via
Relay.
Si5-tCII1CAGO, COLUMBUS. AND P1TTSBURG
EMPRESS. Sleeping car 10 Chicago. fittsburg,
except Sunday.
lnlj-tNfiW YORK, PHILA DELPIIIA, AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Badenshurg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York. and special
sleeping car to PhiladelphIa
ii:Oo--tS'T. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Pullman cars,
tDaiy. ,Suniny only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stopat Relay Station.
For inrthpr Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Washington station and Cos jlD
and li3j PENNSYLVANIA avrnue-where orders will he
taken for Baggage be checked AMI received at any
point In the city. W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
GEO s, KOON'iI. General Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

THE Democrats insist that the momina-
ton Of Mr. FOSTER is in the interest Of n
Presidential candidate from that State in
1-sO OF course there is moth ing Of such
statement but Democratic 1abergastoring
but if it had any foundation in fact Ohio
can scarcely expect to share the Presidency
right along, now that it has got its hand
in, unless it should insist upon second
term for President HAYES. There are hon
orlble preccdeut5 for that, but it would
seem scarcely probable that another Of its
distinguished citizens should be thus honored
until the prize is shared by some otherStatc,
New York, for instance, Ohio deserves
much, and she has received much, and it
should remember that coyetousncss is not
among the cardinal political virtues
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
LWRNAN ALl-lY NlsNlNfS.


ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
NJ. j. COLLY, MAJOR C. y. LUCK,
Proprietor. Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

THEArkansas Democrat says: "CHARLEY
FOSTER is not bad man, though in very
"bad company" The inference is that il Mr..
FOSTER had been rebel or Copperhead
during the war he would be a much better
man now in the estimation of an Ariansas
eX-reb.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
SHORT AND CHEAP.

advertisements mder headings IVan'e1, Bonding'
For Rent and For sale inserted in his column
at The fo'oiriug 'ow rates;
FOUR LINES Owaniy-oght words or lcqs), for tho
"a. 81 - cents
Each subsequent consecutive iusHrtOn.,..2 % cents
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
KITCHENS COTTAGES,


Opposite the lighthouse and the hot and cold
water baths within IpO feet of The ocean, and within
two blocks of Congress Hall. Houses new,rD ms
airy and large overlooking the ocean, Neatly tur-
nlShed. Table excellent inviting, and hOmelike,
Best of references in this city and Phllalelplia Ad
dress s. MCCLURE,
Corner Rhode Island and Atlantic avenues
- Atlantic C,ty, n, J.
l3ll Chestnut street, philadelphia. my8-S&Wiw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
ksaDGa& ENaAN
Springs and Baths, Virginia

OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE l8 Parties can be
accommodated earlier. y. ;. PRATT Manager.
John A. Gray, so well and lavornhly kuownin Wash
ingiOn, vii have charge of the dining room.
Circulars giving fil Information now ready at the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
-Nawley n 3qiVi1ags,
-'777 TT 7'T7V = 7'T-T " WI
NEJP HIJ,IISuN uNEEpG. ~

NEIH NINHISUNDUHG, II.
Capnciiy hrcc large ho'e's, with accommodations
for .Ol guests. Appointments ihs'-clR Open June
y. Rltcss2 per day; Sl2.jl per week Is per mouth.
For further particulars address e, y. NkEL.
Treasurer, HGrrisonburg, Va my26im
COUNTRY BOARD. NEAR HAPPY CREEK
y Station, Virginia Midland RaiirOH1 location
h'gh and hra'thy; pur' mOuntaiu rooms large und
AIRY; ine view OF Shenandoah River and mountains
GOOD bass fishing AMI bOutS terms, ~ er mon II
special rates to parties. Apply to
JAMES H. THOMPSON,
nIy2Eim Alil!dnle Warren County Va
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
PERSONAL.

WASlIlNGTON, u. c., MAY 9. 1870
lnS S 70 certify that we-Winhcll (. jerks and
under the name and style OF "
w, :. JfNkS % co..
...,l,,.,, ,....... ~ tTuusert general
STOVE, TfNWARE, AND IOU,EFtRN1SutNG
49,. BUSINESS.
M9ileld y Jenks Is The general und Levi Wood.
ty the special partner both resident, of the civ OF
Ma,h,ngton, In the District Of Columbia Lovi
woodbury. has contributed the sum o. three thpus and
SuO dollars to lhe common stock. Tho partnership
= to commence on the lst day OF May \ D isID and
terminate on The lst day Of MAY, A. b. lsA
W. = JENkS TsEAtL
my7.oOliw LEVI WOoDBrrRY isThf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

"REsToRATGoNIsTs" is the new term APP
piled by the Philadelphia Times to the Stall
warts, meaning thereby that they arc at
tempting to restore GRANT, Weacccpt the
title with the nmcndatory declaration that
we do not intend somuch to restore GRANT
as we do to restore the supremacy Of Stall
wart Republican principles, always asserted
and maintained by him, Recent experience
has shown that GRANT is not the only man
in the party who can do this, and, as we
have often said before, his prominence as n
candidate next year resides only in the fact
that the people reposo the utmost confidence
in his political integrity and consistency.
The Restorationisl,," therefore, cannot be
properly characterized as GRANT men per
so-only as thorough-going and consistent
Republicans.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

THE Ohio GIeenbackers are not as docile
rs they were few weeks ago. They
threaten to Tepudiate the offer Of combi-
lotiou ticket with the Democrats at Colum-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
SUMNER RESORTS.
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS.

The Hotel opens on the 10th of June Connections
made With all trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad ~
Huntingdon and on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Ut Cumberland Md, directly through to the Springs.
Excursion tickets at low rates to be had at railroad
offices, and baggage checked through to Springs
Terms Of Board-s3 per day; SIS per week. S6j per
month of thu rty days.
The proprgtors wish II to be distinctly understood
that tho use of the waters and grounds will be strictly
confined to those whoare guests OF this establishment
AMI their Will be held from all others with the
ceptiCn of permanent residents Of the county and
those who pay for their use
The price OF Bedford Water ut railroad here Is as
follows: Barrels, in oak. s'25 half barrels in oak,
2h25; kegs, In oak. o. 2j half barrels. in mulberry
Si2j: kegs, in mulberry, s3.25
For rooms and further Information. address,
THE ANDERSON HOUSE,
ico-Im II idfnTn pa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

Is Senator MCDoNLDs bill to be over
slaughed by the new Bourbon caucus meas
ure? He proposes sweeping repeal Of all
the national election laws; but TnuuMAS
and his caucus followers propose TO prohibit
the execution Of these laws without repeal
ing them Senator McDoNALD's proposi-
tion is the more honorable and respectable
Of the two.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

Tom EWING swears he will never desert
the Democracy, not even under the temp
tation Of the Greenbacl; nomination at Co.
lumbus. This declaration is equivalent to
a positive assertion that in the much talked
of alliance between the Ohio Democrats
and Greenbackers, all the concessions are to
be made by the latter-another jug handled
deal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

WE had rated the Atlanta Constitution as
q courteous, gentlemanly journal, but it will
scarcely sustain that caste by its petty per-
sonalities and gratuitous blliugsgate. We
should regret to know that to be Demo-
crat involves the absolute necessity of being
blackguard.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

nAK GROVE COTTAGE, POINT PLEASANT,
~ opens June . within easy access of tho ocean,
ManaSquan River, aud the head OF BarnCgat Bay !;
guests taken to the ocean free; references exchanged
Terms, IS, Address Mrs H. o. NItRDEN, Point
III uSant, Ocean County n, J. uyap-gtE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

Now THE Charlotte Observer is convulsed
with grief Or something else because we re-
Gently published letter upon the situation
from Hon. A. S, WALLACE, Of South Caro-
lima. We are sorry for the OIsprcy, but
must beg to be permitted to continue the
conduct of THE REPUBLICAN in our own
way and for the public good
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
THE GREAT NUIsANCE-DoGs

To he Editor of The National Republican:
SIN: Have we any law that protects citizens
from the annoyance, tho positive distress Of
nocturnal barking dogs? Is this the normal
condition Of oil cities, or docs Washington alone
enjoy the uuenviahle reputation of maintain.
ing the horrid nuisance? l pause ior re-
ply,
Capitol Hill is Il delightful locality, and as a
residing place most agreeable barring the
whining ours that inrest the streets and back
wards and make night n torment and terror.
The man or woman who owns and keeps
whining barking cur is deficient of good sense
and an i'll ncighbor. If they cannot see the
necessity of abOlishing tho nuisance Lei others
do it for them. Ii there is no law, there are
rGvOlvcrS, and all afflicted should Use them, as
soon will be done by A SUFFERER.
OF what use are dogs in cities any way :?
Not one in fifty are worth the feeding We
know a neighborhood, and we know it by
sad experience these bright moonlight
| nights, where three dogs, two blacliand-
tan, and one skye terrier, manifest more
talent for making night hidcous and keep
ing whole community awake and in dis
| turbance, than we ever discovered in the
some patience with cats, for they get through
with their concerts and catCrWaullnS and
then 90 off about their business without
making a night of it; but take q dog who
has fallen in love with the music orhis own
voice and there is no end to his howings,
and when he has q companion or neighbor-
ing cur who acts IN concert he becomes es-
pccally emulous in his noisy efforts during
the liye.long night, for hepurpose of seeing
how large an area he can cover with wake
| fulness and discomfort. Usually we have
an adherence Of arsenic, but of late we have
come to the conclusion that great comfort
can be secured in this world by iudicious
use of it on dogs. We have no especial
aversion to dogs il they will retire at ten
o'clock and remain like decent people, in
quiet, until the sun calls them forth to dog
matte duty. We may refer TO this matter
again, but that depends upon the dogs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
WANTED

WANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE of 4 F0R.
w nlthed or UNFINISHED house during the sum.
nef months; or willing pay small rent Tor same
No children in family. Address "a. u, . this Office
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY IS, is1g, AT i'lO y. NJ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03

GOyERNOR MsHOP, Of Ohio, las evil
IDENTIFY mistaken his calling, lie should
have been detective OF policeman. 1t is
said Of him that he leaped from his carriage
the other day in the streets of Columbus
and chased, ran down, and captured a thief
who had stolen S35 from lady's pocket.
His friends regard it as favorable omen OF
his success in the convention next Wcdnes-
day. Drowning men catch at straws, you
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-03
mandonh County, Virginia.

(or private carriages to orderl will be IN waiting on
arrival OF trains at Mount jackson to convey paSsen
gers over shady and cnSy.gmde turnpike road to
Orkney.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-31

justice to herself or her pupils. If the
older stronger and more vigorous children
were subjected to the Inconvenience con-
planned of, the evil would be somewhat
less but the discomiorts of the situation
fall upon the little six and eight year old
boys and girls Of the city. 1t is these little
creatures, with corrcspondingly little Gu
pacity Of endurance, that are closely hud-
died one hundred in Il room, some OF them
properly seated, some Of them with half
seat, and many Of them without any seat at
all. 4 hundred pairs of little lungs in
hamg and eXhaling the heated and often
breathed atmosphere of one badly ventilla-
ted room, it is almost marvellous that cpl
demic diseases among the children have
not followed AS a consequence, The par
cnt who pays his equitable share of school
taxes is wronged by such condition Of af-
fairs; the child that is subjected to
such an ordeal is wronged, and the teacher
is wronged in her person and repu-
taton. Just at this juncture our taxpayers
would probably demonstrate against the
levy of Il sufficient tax to pay for the cree
ton of new school house. We know that
the people of Cairo are already paying an
almost ruinous per cent. of taxation; but
when it is remembered that the required
building could now be erected for $1,000
or $4,000, it is are Election upon us that the
need is not supplied. If half the amount
we're levied one year and the balance the
next year, the total levy would not be as
heavy as it was at any time between 1866
and 1876. By the payment Of about $4,000
year 've might not only maintain our
school, rs usual, but, at the end Of the
second year, have our new building paid
for, Up to 1876 we paid from $4,000 to
$4,000, and never WINGED at it. Can't
we recall little of our departed stamina
backbone!
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-31
LOCAL REPORT.
TOWN TOPICS.

There will be a business meeting Of the
Reform club, this evening,
Judge George Mertz, of Mound City,
was in Cairo, yesterday.
Johnny Crowley. with Halliday Bros
in st. Johns, was in Cairo yesterday.
--Jonesboro gave dance and supper
las, night, to build a plank road to Anna.
Capt. J. G. Willis was in the city, yes
terday, and called at The BULLETIN
office.
The Illuminating oil company has
placed supply tank on wheels, and yes
terday it was put in motion.
The coffin pacards to be seen around
the city have no terrible significance, unless
a meeting Of the X. NJ. &c, be classabc
among the terrors.
An uptown residence was robbed of a
large quantity of wearing apparel, nigh,
before last The thief made clean sweer
M all the clothing he could find
An adjourned term of the Probate
court convened yesterday morning. Min
utes Of the proceedings will be given il
The BULLETIN tomorrow.
If the inclemency OF the weather ddn'
form too big an obstacle, the "Joll
Twelve" held a social reunion, last nigh,
nj the residence of Mr.. Henry Wells.
Among the amusehents booked for til
coming week is an exhibition by the New
hard Brothers, who are, il we are correctl
informed, comic and callsthcnic artists {
merit.
Bill Harris is the name of the individ
ual who beat, or attempted to beat
woman. The woman's name is Virgin
Daniels and shc may be, and likely is
!. -,sss .xssl,s Eatinr creature; but her se
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-31
CELLER'S COUGH SYRUP.

Over 900 600 bottles sold. II Is the most peasant
and popular remedy for Coughs, Eolds, of3 up
Koarrness aud all throat and lung diseases, nas
heen in use for half century Doctors recon niynu
ana prescribe II. J. +. Youman, Long 7. o., III;
says: III saved my two children from the graVe;;
Al simmons. OF Baltimore. Nd, also says: III
win cure the worst cough Immediately AK it So ~a
,.sssr Prices. s5c So, and 81 90 per bottle, Send
for circular. r. e. Sellers & Co, ProprietoFs
Pa.tsburg, Pa. Barclay Bros, Agents, CAIRO
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-31
THE PROPOSED ADDITIONAL RE-
STRICTIONS.

At the meeting Of the City Council held
on the second Tuesday of the present
month, Alderman Rlttenhouse presented
petition ten or twelve feet in length, asking
the Enactment of an ordinance imposing adj
ditiolal restrictions on the issuance of
liqEo, licenses. To speak little more in
detail the petitioners asked that no more
licenses be granted IN any ward Of the
city. unless the consent of a majority of the
voters and of all the females white and
black, is first 'had and obtained. The
Council entertaining some doubt of its
legal right to enact such an ordinance, or,
rather, of the legality of such an ordinance,
should it be enacted, referred the matter to
the Corporation Counsel, VIM, b. Gilbert,
Esq. At the meeting Of the Council, held
last Saturday night, the following opinion
was read, and now, if the Council twill,
it may"
Conference.-The petition of sundry per-
sons praying for 1.-THE enactment of a law that
no place for the sale of intoxicating drinks
shall be liccned in any ward of the City
without the consent of n majority of the
voters and of the women over eighteen years
of age in that ward, such consent to be ex-
pressed by their signature to petition for
such license was referred to iue by your
Hon. Body January IA, 1879, for my opin-
ion "as to whether IN ordinance to that Ell
feet would be legal
respectfully reply; that article V Of
the city charter, sec. !, paragraphs fourth"
and "forty-siXth,' gives the City Council
power ITO license. regulate and prohibit the
siding or giving away Of any intoxicating,
malt, vinous, mixed or termentcd LIQUOR"
aad ITO fix the amount, terms and manner
of issuing and rcvoking licenses
The powers thus conferred are ample to
give the council complete control of the
subject Of granting licenses "for the sale of
intoxicating drinks"
The council IN its discretion may if it
see proper so to do, entirely prohibit such
sales, or it may impose any conditions or
restrictions 1t plcases upon the granting of
licenses for such sales. am therefore of
the opinion that an ordinance to the effect
asked for in said petition, ifpassed by the
.city council, would be legal" 1t would
Of course, like all other ordinances, be sub
ject to repeal or modification by subse-
Quent action of the council, but so long as
1t remained in force, think there can be
no question as to its legality.
Respectfully Yours,
WM. b. GILBERT,
Corporation Counsel.
1t is not our purpose to place our "honora-
! bic board" in false position before the
public; but we think we can name six mem
bers who will vote ''no" on the passage OF
such an ordinance. We may be mstakcn
but we feel well persuaded that before the
prayer Of the petitioners is granted, the
male portion of them must elect council
in harmony with their own views in the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-31
MEDICAL
THE GREAT BLOOD TONIC

For the cure af all diseases arising from impure
9 hiood. and for inyigorstng and strengthening the
vital organs. Are you weak nervous, debiiitated,
Y paIc and cmacatedl Have you lost Your appetite
Have you nausea pain in the back. Sc II 80, Dr,
Iindsey's Blood scarcher will drive ont the disease
and hiring back the Bloom Of Health. Pimples,
Bos, Erysipcas, letter, Salt Rheum, &C., are but
surface indications of Blood Disease: and Dr. Lind
sey'e Blood Searcher, by purifying the system soil
( ems the skin and beauties the complexion, SOLD
by ali druggists 81 90 per bottle X; Il. Sellers,
Proprietor Piitsburg, Pa. Barclay Bros" Agents
(.AIru.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-31
nEATH DEFEATED

For over 80 years SELLERS LIVER PILLS have hay,
heen the standard remedy for Liver Compliant,
Costiycness, Sick Headache Pain in Shoulders oi
F,erk Dizziness. Coated Tongue. Fever ana hsne,
and ali diseases arising from dcrangcd state OF me
Liver or stomach Thomas Adams, of Big SANDY,
XIV, saws: Sellers Pills have saved hundreds OF
dollar In doctors bills In this country II, n,
sellers 4 Co.. Proprietors, Pttsburg, pa. Barclay
Bros., Agents, Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-31

yorIcE--To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The Cairo
R1lletin Co., Will pay no bills contracted by any Of
In employees, or any one connected with THE Bull
LsrIN, unless the same IL made on written order
signed by myself and the order must be attached TO
1he bill when presented.
A. BURNETT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-31

EsrRAy COw.--rakon up by the sub
scribcr, living on Eighteenth street, be-
tween Popular and Commercial, on or
about the Goth instant, rcd side COW with
white buck, no car.marks and has young
calf. The owner isrcqucsicd to come for
ward, prove property, nay charges and take
her away. i. WnlrAMr'
Cairo, Ills, Jan. 20, 1870.