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uOLBRoOK & LONG, Music Pub
fishers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
pIANO-E0RTES

I HI ~ VI NIA Il w
IL fishers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PIAN0-E0RTES,
Music and Musical Instruments of every description
No. lC0 and IG2 Superior ST.. Cleveland, Ohio.
List Of Pianos for sale at the great Piano-Forte W.re
room: --
ITCHY of touch and durability. .
Light, Newton & Bradbnry's SILVER STRINGED
PIANO for which a GOLD MEDAL was awarded at The
Chrystal Palace Fair also. at the Fair of the American
Institute, New York.
Emerson's BOSTON PREMIUM PIANOS, the bes
manufactured in Boston, Mass.
In addition to their splendid stock Of Pianos kept
constantly on hand, II. & L. offer to the public the best
AMERICAN MADE GUITARS and also imported Gui
tars. of the best Spanish and French patterns, together
with low priced German Guitars
Ruled Music Paper of IL, Il. 10 lines, etc, constantly
on hand and manufactured to order.
VI0LINS and VI0LINCELLOS, in every variety
Strings for Violin, Violincello. Tenor Yiol, Double Bass,
Guitar and Banjo. Violin Bows and Cases, Bow Hair,
Bridges, Pegs, Tail Pieces, Finger Boards, Mutes, Ros.
in. ETC.. ETC.
Reeds. Drums, Piano Forte Stools, Tuning Forks,
Tuning Hammers, Tuning PIPES.
II FDealers and Heads Of Seminaries supplied at the
lowest wholesale prices, with every article in the Music
Nay Ii, 1ss4-em'.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
w SILVER ARE, y GOODS, etc., at y.
E. CR~lTTENDEN'S, 90 Superior St, Cleveland.-The
oldest and most extensive establishment west of New
York, established in 1896. The stock is always keep
complete. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Watches,
endless variety, from S25 to $3.50. A large stock Of
GOLD y SILVER WATCHES,
got up expressly for Rail Road use. Also, Clocks made
expressly for Stations. Superinteniants please call
and examine. Clocks at wholesale. Parlor, Sitting
Room. Bank and Office Clocks. Silver Spoons, Forks,
Cups, Gohlets, &c.-Silver equal to coin, and patterns
new and handsome.
PLATED WARE OF ALL KINDS. LAMPS,
Fancy Goods in endless variety. Shears, Scissors,
Pocket Cutlery. RazOrs and shaving tools in general )
Gold, Silver. Steel, Plated and German Silver Specta-
cIes, to fit airy age Gold Pens, the hest ever made
Communion Ware. Willow Ware, Double and Single
Guns and Pistols. and everything in the Sporting line
Fishing Tackle, Drafting Instruments a large stock.
4 large stock of Watchmaker'st tools and materials.
My facilities and long experience in business enable
me to offer inducements to those in want of Goods in
my line, rarely found. Watchmakers,J Jewellers. Ped
lars and Dealers in general, will find at wholesale a
large stock to select from, and prices warranted as low
as can be found in any Of the Eastern markets.
IT -Remmington'. Rife Barrels, and Gunsmith's ma
terials. imported in large quantities. lap &c. ,54-6m
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TESTIMONY
nR-TrSim"ny like the { II wing re- ~ ~npcr 'uoT'
all cUinu..nts on the e-=caty 4 tuli . -%arztpsri! = Fr IA
Dr. l.. Z. T1ud-l rofsSsnr f tLssui>trs Ia th' .o-tiE
vile NoIirSI JUllrgr have izscd 1,or t.s is. Of III
Kredi-ntS c,inIysing john Iull : compound ES.rUi ~
SarSpariiii AMI ha,r 20 Insulation u. - inS thaE they
form a SIf- c1mpruHI ami me ttAJ pr-Iiss-s %Gl IL
.hronic diss=s-s. 10 whish il is zpFiirt r.
L.P. IANUELL. I-D.
Lrl5vIIE. June 6. lStS.
what DR.. 4. les. ph~si i'm h- appointments 20 the
louisville Marine IlrspitIi says Il uG!ls 'ars7?-iaa
LauIsylLIS. Nl-ch - 1912.
have examined tire prescription fr the Prep -rst'in
Il John Eull : >x-s,ilri Ia ard irlir'e t. 'ufhi Tvs
Ii. > To lie AL excellent me ani ~gI -l+iat@' ." lru-
durr Az sItrra,i. impr-- " Oh tie >.-ssin- have
USE: it l. IT, il. phil SnI pi -" pratt Z > 'nd thlak
IL l. .he Lest arliylc + 4~-SsPsri.Li "cu IL u~-
VI. PYLE. y. D..
FsSidtut IL,si ian L ui>yi!lr NaFii'- I!osFtAL.
r.tf.r / sti.lun, III, Wis .s"r oGercd H. r.-c- ufIuy
ne,Ii-,ur. lev. !. ". Srion-l ~ T. StTvruS' ~:
lrEgILL.-N -, i .s49.
We hsv- used Jim Full. Sarsap1rili1 AMI have
known il to - uSei wifi, "utir ~<'jSf"ti u: and We
LS,e M h sit.tiru in ststi". "ur l~'i'f t'fi Il j. = safe
and ys9utf r. mr;i=I ~@.iIp"aTi AMI cl alto. u pa
dure uu-h -ooi sflri rri.--r ma "a SuH'r Ius and there
fre w.uI clrp rfuli, IIri a. - r-r-rSt!' Ter7 n'nU.nd it
H. the AT It'd
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MAHONING COUNTY oERZ

- UAKKIAGE sHUP, BN@
Garfield, Ohio. The subscriber takes W.
this method to inform the generous public, that he still
carries on the above business, in all its various branches,
and will make to order, any thing that a man may want
in his line. Having a large stock Of new material al
ways on hand, and the best of Borkmen to do it up in
style that cannot be surpassed by any establishment in
the country, those who wish TO purchase Carriages or
Busgies ready-made,c can always find a large assortment
at my shop Of all qualities, and at all prices, and 1 am
not afraid of competition, from any quarter, especially
north / would just say to all who wish to get a good
article, they would do well 10 call on this establishment
before purchasing elsewhere, for our work is of the best
quality, and all warranted
PAINTING and TRIMMING done on short notice
Particular attention paidto repairing.
NEW BUGGIES in exchange for old ones. All kinds
Of Lumber taken in exchange for work.
The subscriber hatters hinselfthat by strict attention
Of himself and hands to business, he can havea reason
able share o fpublic patronage. Thankful for ali former
favors, he will be still more thankful for new ones
Garfield. MAY &c. 1S53T VI. SWANK-
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IULES VAUTROT- Wholesale and

- Retail Dealer in CLOCKS. WATrHEs, JEwELRY, Sill
vER-W ARE. and Fanny GOODS, Warren, Ohio. 4
Having just returned from the Eastern Man Ai'N
ufactories, / brought with me a very largeE VI
assortment of eNtra-fne English Lever Watch SA.r
es, in gold, hunting and plain cases. Also, a superior
quality Of Duplex Watches, with independent seconds,
Just the thing for timing horses. Also, English Lever
Railroad Time Keepers, in Silver Hanging Cases; and
a larger stock of Detached Lever and Lepine Watches
than was ever before offered in this place. My assort-
ment of Jewelry, l Aatter myself, is a better selection
than l have ever before made, having purchased a
much larger stock and of finer quality. than has here
to;ore been brought to this place; such as l can fully
Everybody is invited 20 call and exam
inc my stock. Pedars, and others, purchasing - sell
again, Will find a large assortment, and prices that will
compete with Eastern Cities, as l purchase my goods
directly from the manufacturers. and will sell for as
small T:Ofts as any other establishment in the country.
A few fine Double Time Centre Seconds Watches, will
be sold very low. Now is the time for securing a good
bargain. Call soon aud see for yourselves.
Watches, Jewelry, &C., carefully repaired and war
rauted. j ? Engraving neatly done.
Oct. =. lSjJ-
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DASH, CASH! BUTTER BUTTER!
All cash maid for sweet yellow Butter. delivered
in rails at the Empire Stove. ~
u-aTr.r, Nay -. fsSL InNNSs h MORGAN.
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NEW STOVES!-T. H. MORLEY


~ & Co. are constantly making additions to their
large and we'll selected stock Of Stove Patterns, so that
they are now able to furnish customers with the most
desirable patterns for kitchen or parlor use. Among
their assortment are the following
The Clinton Air Tight Cook StUve, Nos.
do Improved do do do do
This Stove is truly the Farmers Stove, for after an
still increasing.
The womans' Rights Cook Stove, No. ], for wood or coal.
do do DO do do No. /, for wood.
This is \ new pattern OF Coal Stove, just got out by
us, with elevated oven. No. l is intended for a dining
room Stove, having two boiler holes and a large capa-
ciOuS oven for baking or keeping meats warm. No. .
has four s inch holes for boiling. and is adapted to small
families. No. 4 has 4 Q inch holes for boiling, and a
very large oven. and is ALA tod to large families.
The Bang Up; Cnuk Stove, Mo- 4.
10 Western Queen 10 dc
do Queen nf !rIirirs de- do
10 Great Western do do for coal.
These Stoves have four 9 inch BOILER holes AMI clpa-
ciOus ovens lelow the fire chant err. For :cIuty.
strength, durability and economy in fuel, these Stoves
are unsurpassed. They are perfect bakers.
The following are some of their Parlor Stoves:
The Cottage Franklin Coal Stove, No.2.
do do do do Nos.
These are the celebrated Sliding Door Stoves, which
took the premium at the late State Fair. For beauty and
ordinary sales this year aEundartly testify.
The Cottage Stove, No. ?, for wood.
do do do Noe, do
The Jewett & Root Stove. Folding Doors, for wood.
Besides a general assortment Of Cannon, Coal, Box,
and Dairy Stoves.
All kinds of machinery made to order. Stove Foun-
dry east Of Tayler's Warehouse, on the canal. Machine
Shop four doors west of the Bank, Market street, War
rem. Ohio. ian 10
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II Is i renarEsIls fart that 7=1rng the hundreds q
eminent ph ii iauS WIN have examined the re- ipe y
ELi,h Bulls Sar-,psrilEs i prepared not n GsS cn-
drinnrd it Tut all approve II and rummr'.d . IA the
highest terms. Mann r., 81 itES e pres ;heis ~lNe%
Etrousi. ia the irlief thst i !, f-ci iedl the - PrrIS-
r.tiOn of SarsSpari,ia thIt has ever iccn pl1cca Drfre
the pu!iir. Although t.trrr are hi7ny pa Il Ia 5 vino
feel 4 = uctancr u having LA"ir utnrS app n.c Z tu tie
reoOhbl . .iati,n of any ptr.i ulIr TrIasis. I.t~.ti-
stAndin- they MAY dPPray- I il IL the i.i<ncs; : grr-:
there arc othurS VIII franki, yield IL Il support ~ ta'ur
Of / rcmeiy sEi l. they know j. .~s.Ilt:- Of !"ilg q
much r~pi ia an al ! ted rir;hUr itJ- - ~ cyl 81. =.
real tn f..lowin< from oil and resp t1llr 81; -: ia'ts.
Of high ststI.ilg in tie su.a.nI-it, ia SLi a t-sy hJu
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STRANGE DEVELOPMENTS
~ entifc men are daily bringing to light new Inven-
tons. and the march Of progress is onward persons
Bald, or becoming so, will he pleased 10 learn, that sci
ence and long research combined. have brought before
the greatest H0nder of fhe Age, in the article Of EN-
ERS0N'S AMERICAN HAL RESTORATIVE. a sure
cure for Badness and TO prevent Hair from falling.
See circulars to lie had of agents. Price Sl,O0 in large
hotties. Sold by E. Z. Hoyt & Co., and Geo. Adams,
Warren J. Manning, Youngstown Prentice & Ed
war Is, Garfield.
c. E. FISHER & Co., ProprieiCrs.
march ? No. 81, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, Jewel-@

seiyed a large stock of Goods in their line, which, <skZ
with their former stock, makes a very desirable assert
ment among which are Gold and Silver Watches Sill
yer, Silver Plated and Britannia Spoons Breast Pins !;
ringer Rings Ear Rings; Gold and Silver Pencil
Eases; Watch Chains, Seals and Keys; Scissors /;
Shears Pistols Pen and Pocket Knives Knives and
Forks; Razors Percussion Caps and Pills Silver
Plated Brittania, Glass, and Common Candlesticks
and Coffee Pots Communion Ware Casters Cloth,
Shoe, Hair, Flesh, Tooth and Shaving p shes Melo-
deems Guitars Banjos Violins Flutes Flies Ac-
cordeons; FlaseoletIs and Tamborines; Hair Pins and
Combs; Waist Slides and Buckles; Purses; Pocket
Books and Wallets Powder Flasks Work Boxes Steel
Beads, and a great variety of Toys and Fancy Goods.
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam.
inc the goods.
All kinds Of Clocks and Watches repaired, and war
ranted to perform well, at n reasonable expense.
To our old customers we tender our thanks for the
patronage the establishment has received for the last
thirty-siN years. WALTER KING & SON,
Dec. 1852. No. @. Main ST Warren n
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DERRY HOTEL, Corner of Hancock

l. stree: and Duquesne Way, Pittsburg h, Pa.
PRoPRIEToRs M. II. Markle, late Of Nat. Telegraph
Office, Pittsburgh John McMasters, j., Agt., formerly
Of Eagle Hotel, Pittsburgh. : Western Reserve peo-
pie are invited to give Us a call. mar l6 y
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IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
Il WHIT LEAD-FRAUD IN WEIGHT
PENNSYLVANIA WHITE LEAD WoRKs,l

1 june j. IL.
The attention OF consumers of White Lead is called
to the fact that 1 large IOrtio= of that article ground in
oil is now Iut up i'll kegs iurl.ort.I.G to contain 3 and
81 lis. each, whereas there is % allowance made for the
weight Of the kegs, and the Consumer is defrauded to
that amount. The deceIti on cal easily ! Z detected ~
weighing the different manufacturers ranGs offered
for sale.
During the past year We have made extensive addi-
tons TO our buildings, machinery and stock, for the
manufacture Of large quantities Of White lead, to ena-
BILE us to supply the demand for our articles. We
guarantee all lead bearing our brand to be strictly pure
and entirely free from any adulteration whatever, and
not eNcelled for hneness and whiteness, by any made in
the United States.
Our lead, ground in oil, is put up in handsome iron
bound kegs, of %, 80, Ice, 200. 800 and 500 pounds
each, and every key containing the quantity Of lead
which it p-urports-accuTate tare being always allowed
for the packages.
II is 4 well known fact. that the various qualities of
lead branded Extra" No. and No. 8, are largely
adGlterated with substitutes which are not calculated
TO answer the same purpose. And there are manufac-
turers, claiming respectahility for themselves, and
public confidence in their article, who brand their kegs
with their own names, "PGre White Lead" although
they never turn out a single key without Il considerable
adulteratiOn of Barytes.
Inc Qyap, ID A EAIINENCTnHu- n r.
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JOIN II. WICK DAVID M'CASDLEss.
wick d. M'CANDLESS, Successors

w o. l.. J. D. Wick, Wholesale Grocers. Forward
ing and Commission Merchants. dealers in Iron, Nails,
Glass, Cotton Yarns and Pittsl urgh Manufactures gen.
crafty. Corner of Wood and Water streets, Pittsburgh,
IA. oct %
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DIRECTORS:
Hon. J. r. Giddiugs, ". C. Pres. c. G. Finuey,
" II. GriswOld, Z" Lorin Andrews,
" Reuben Hitchcock, Prof. Samuel St. John,
" II. D. Clark, " p. Il. Spencer,
y. 5. Townshend, E. F. Gaylord,
W. 7. Otis, Cyrus Prentiss,
WI. Gordon, Henry Wick.
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SLOAN'S Ointment AMI Condition
Powders, for sale by
mar I6 Z. A. SMITH K co.
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miscellaneous.
BOOK STORE

L. ~ III
1 subscriber having purchased Mr.. J.. Maryin's
stock, takes this method OF informing the citizens of
Warren and Trumhull county. that in ad lition to the
stock OIL hand. he is receiving and now opef ing,a
COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW BOOK :,
Stationary and Fancy Goods as can lie fOui 4 in the
els, RonIances. Encyclopedias, Biographies. Works on
ElocdtiOn, Architecture. Agriculture, Theology. GeolO-
~, Philosophy, Physiology, PhrenoIOgy, orks on
SpiritualIs.n, Mystic Orders, ANIMALS and Albums.
Also, all the new Publications worthy Of note. piles Of
School Books, both old and new, now in use in the sew
aud Hymn Books for all denominations.
JUVENILE y TOY BOOKS
In great variety, Letter Writers, Song and Dream
Books, AstrOlogers' Books and Cards.
STATIONERY.
In this department are offered every description Of
Goods, French, American Laid, Move. Cap, Bill. Let
ter and Note Paper Of he best quality, and Envelopes
to match.
BLANK BOOKS,
Comprising Ledgers. Journals, Record, Cash, Invoice,
Time, Log, Ncte. Receipt and Memorandum Books.
Also. Copy Books for schools.
photographic Prints, Maps, Chessmen and Boards.
DOminOes. Dice and Cups, Playing and Printing Cards.
Paper Weights. Calendars, Letter Clips and RiIlholders,
Address Cards, Plain, Gilt, Embossed and Illumined,
Gard Cases, Pearl, Ivory and Illumined.
Drawing Books, Cards, Paper and Drawing materi-
ais, Inks. Writing Fluids. Pens and Lead Pencils.
Leaves, Wire, PAPER. etc. for Artificial Flowers, and
a large assortment Of English, French, German and
American Toys, Weekly Papers from Boston, New
York and Philadelphia. Periodicals. Harpers' Putnam's.
Leslie's Book Of Fashions aud Yankee Notions.
The purchasing community will find always on In nd
4 large stock from which to make their selections, at
extremely low prices for cash only, at the New York
Book Store. No. %, Main street, a few doors south Of
The Post Office.
Warren o., Oct, 18th. 1854. r. ALDWIN
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Young LADIES' SEMINARY OF
Il HUDSON THE FALL SESSION Of this In.
stitutiOn will open on Monday, the llth day Of Septem-
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GLEN" L. STiN iN~ON.
We vou,i earnestly irvi:" ~ p,r- Us va" snr aufsr-
Ing with an 4 the Ills that .rsl / heir 10 !" r7u IN
In TOM I,uIr, 4 ent amt srt 4 up f EaEs fanily
lruru,l rats sud { ? tr- ssN~ 80 huniItitF We H. pc
t,,t = siit.lr inGis iIuai wiI net 4r { ami univ -ilinS to
-ivc cpITs S7r>.pariiia a Uisl afier rrs'iirc n ii re'vl-
i.+i1. - the siu,- tinr. th=, it is iHsps ii. le Er the
ps.t.r TO rll IiSh the tenth part rf the RUM 81 Il "r-
uecst,s Il astuuniinE rGrrs prI ra'-i ~ El> N'Tsaps-
ills II. amount q testimony t~olurt1rll+ Sh"Nerrd
m, Ur- RulI : Sarssparill, r. N we'll kuo"n ant Histin-
g,;s,,,.j mi. hath in ruLii, and frisatH iits. has
izrn rerfs-tiv Gse-Ehrlmil--
"a pr. iohn Bulls %lrin'Iial ufcr. West S-S min
ytr,-t- fr,t door t..loE Msiu- I"uis, lille. hy-
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MAKING Up.

The Soft-Shell Democratic State Committee
held meeting in Albany on the lst inst, and
with a view - taking in" the Old Hunkers,
vhlom denomiDated AdauantiEes, changed the
Can for their State Convention in such manner
that the several Assembly Districts viii hare
two delegates each, instead OF one, as provided
for in the original Gail. The object Of course is
To draw in portion Of the aforesaid Hunkers,
so tbst there shall be but one organization and
but one ticket Whether the plan will be sue
cessful or otherwise we have no means Of judg-
ing. The albany Argus, we observe, approves
the scheme and recommends its adoption; but
this fact is perhaps of no great importance. That
paper was bought up by the friends Of the Ma
tional Admin strstIon several months since, and
is now under the control Of q gentleman who,
we believe, was one Of the original SJfts. Toe
course which il row pursues therefore, is no.
matter Of surprise. 1t was, indeed, expo .ted.
The Committee present new Platform-One
somewhat remarkable-more 80 perhaps for
What 1t omiis than what il contains. They seek
the cooperation and votes Of such Democrats as
are opposed to the present financial manage.
uent of the State, the PTohibitory Law aud
Know-Nothingism; but are entirely silent in
regard TO the great National questions which
are now agitatipg the public mind OF course
il is expected that the National Administration
will be swallowed entire. The repeal of the
Missouri Compromise will be sanctioned There
is to be nothing SAID in regard to the exclusion
of Slavery from Nebraska and Kansas. Negro
catching is TO be passed over in silence. Not
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LIQUOR CASE AT ALBANY.

hIBANT, THURSDAY, Aug. = ls55.
In the Kennedy Liquor case iulge Parker decided
THE morning 70 admit Kennedy to bail for hs sppev
nnco the mex, Term OF the Court OF General sssses
He GAYS:
In conclusion, hold that as the right 10 give bal
aid be tried by constitutional jary existed in II
cares Of crime a. tie time OF he adoption Of TIE Goa
s'ituiion II cannot be taken away by any subseqae
statute: and any lel isatve enactment depdyins us
eccused of that right would be utterly VOID Which
ever view therefore, IL token OF The construction Il
the clause Of hc statute in question, il dos no, de-
piye the prisoner of bis light TO give bail 10 sppesr
The next Court Of Sessions, aud shall see lrhagy
odcr bis discharge hip giving approved scc lry %
~ appear ia the penal sum OF five hundred dollars.
Charles Derrick, who left here at eleven O'Clock ths
morning as tie conductor Of the exp train he
Central Road fell off the train two miles this aide u
Rome and was killed.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA AT BOsrox

BosToS, Thursday, Aug Z, lass
The Cunsrd steamship Asia arrived here about -
O'Clock to-day. Tie New-York aid southern ma
viii be forwarded in the afternoon train, due ia N.,
York at midnight
The London TINES OF the latest date says: W,
"have great pleasure in announcing that ST. " M,s
Wordsworth is to secceei Lord John Russell N II.
direction OF TIC Colorsl Office"
Beside TIE 1880 Germans collected near S,nas.s
here are also about eco Swiss Dover SO that Ia
Foreign Legion now musiers force Of ., 800 nen IA
v1ry respectable ss,te Of discipline.
Tie Turkish Loan bin passed the Commons 0. IN.
day night b. vote OF i35 to 1872.
TIE Herald claims the small majority Of thee-svr
tual oeleai Of the Government.
The TINES pmoikng upon tie sane SAYS,
1--WE cen scarcely believe that withio 80 short tim,
the alliance with FrRnce the prospects Of the sar sOi
the very existence Of Turkey should have been s,Tei
from tie most serious risk by the narrow majority Of
l3j 20 1872.
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Clarendon, presents one dead leTel OF dullness,
it lie impossible be can long maintain bis pIsce.
Bereft Of the man who, up to recent eveIts,
gave the most character 10 biz Government, as
Louis Napoleon was bereft in the loss of Drouyn
de iHuys, be Is approaching every day nearer to
his Frer cb friend IN solitude Of situation Should
the .olution Of parlis nent leave PalmerstO0 in
power, as Is now near certainty, war biz
with future fate 70 Europe will be left, at least
for q tine, under the absoiute ind uncontrolled
dominion Of the two most unprincipled U IN Of
our sge. In contemplation Of III fact who
wo1ld not cxcsim, as Gorchakof-paraphra-iag
tie maxim Of the Swedish cbaracteI--is said to
have done at Vienna: 81 1t would be ludlcrous,
"were it not inevitably attended with such
"melsDcboly results, to think into whst hands
'fsll the destinies OF nations"
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.sred in condemnation Of the re.

xo,d IN hsus 'erei in condemnation Of the re-
noval Of Gov. Re- sder. Asoei'on ana string
follow are to 70 uur.. baked, ana sslshern sc
erosion AID the csu.e OF negrobreeding gene
.sDv sre to have all che aid they eau desire.
Nov this plan nay work weif; bat We cannot
70. bring ourselves 20 believe !; We DO not
tbisk Gen Dix, Prsst,r King, aul that class Of
men, sre quite prepared 70 enlist under tie Gag
Of the slavedriyers. On the othec hand. we
should suppose it would be d'ffie llt task Tor
Greene C. Bcouson AID his friends TO lead them
srlges to the use Of Pierce; bat liquor All love
Of ofiee are powerful, sue ii is difficult to say
what tLey may not accomplish.