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The Progress Of the European Diplomatists-
Avoice from the North.

Voice from the North.
As we anticipated, Russia has at last decided
to give an opinion in regard to the European
middle. In Russia, as in most Of Europe, the
press does not speak without the knowledge
and consent Of the government, especially
upon affairs so important as this; and we are
consequently justified in considering the ex-
tract from the Moscow Gazette, which we pub
lishcd yesterday, as mt least semi-oficial ut
terance. According to this authority Russia
does not desire any change in the state Of
things In Europe that is to say, in the state
Of things before the war. She approves
neither Of the projects Of Napoleon nor Of
Bismarck. She might possibly be glad to see
q united Italy, II it could be lcgitimately Sc
cured and II Rome were transferred with
Venetia; but she is not willing to have the
peace Of the world disturbed and an entirely
new order Of things inaugurated simply to
crafty the ambition Of two busy diplomatists.
Napoleon will probably be surprised to
find from this note in the Gasette-which fully
Offsets his own in the Monite,r-how well
Russia comprehends his game. Her silence
has evidently been passed in close observa-
ton and reflection, and she is now ready 70
meet him upon every point Summing up the
German question in q single phrase, she de-
clares that Prussia and Austria have "rcn-
dered themselves the tools Of France"
They have gone TO war because OF
Napcleon's intrigues. They are injuring each
other in order to benefit him. They are his
tools, his instruments, whom he has adroitly
contrived to use for his own purposes. "The
submission Of Austria to France" as in the
cession of vcnetia and the diplomacy concern
ing an armisticc, ais mot advantageous, but
dangerous, 10 the European equilibrium"
The old and bitter feeling against Napoleon, ~
an upstart and aparvenu, q war-maker and =
law-breaker, shows itself in these emphatic
words. On the other hand, "the supremacy Of
Prussia in Northern Germany narrows that Of
Russia on the Baltic" and will therefore be
prevented, In spite Of all Napolcon's plans and
Bismarcks ambition. Russia cannot sanction
the efforts Of Prussia ito attain supreme power"
The great nation Of the North secs the danger
which would follow the triumphs Of such an
imperial rsvolutionist as Napoleon and such .
diplomatic revolutionist a. Bismarck, and will
soon check their schemes.
But the pregnant article In the Gasetss does
not touch upon Austria and Prussia only.
Like quiet looker-on ct game OF chess,
Russia has noticed every move. In regard to
venetia she says that "venetia, without Rome,
will constitute no real progress for Italy"
This ls precisely what oil the Italians are de-
clarIng now. II 10 the weak point Of Nspo-
Icons combination. He hoped 70 secure Rome
70 The Pope by Obtaining vsnsua tor ItAly.
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Bnlhin9 I'm Hnrlcm River.
TIVE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
Five Members OF the Heusc Rxpciicd-Re-
sigunfien Of the speaker.

signafien Of the Speaker.
EAsBvnLs, July a. 1888.
Meesss Porter, Msrabe, Brittle Poster, Martin and
williams, members Of the Tennessee House Of Repre-
sentative were expelled to-day The two latter werc
the members recently arrested Speaker Hieskel of the
House. relieved from duty for the remainder Of the
term 81 his own request and Judge Norman was elected
Speaker, pro fen
The ONCE OF United States Revenue Collector Norve
OF this city robbed last night hy burga OF "a 400
gisrs used False keys No srs ssa oss s~A~sd V ths
TVobcsx
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

An advertisements handed in until half past nine
o'clock in the evening will he classified under appro-
pirate headings but proper classification cannot be
injured after that hour.
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JUDGE m'cunn AND TINE EXCISE LAW.
His Opinion ms 60 It's Unconstit uti tisnalisy.
sUrEgIoR coURr-cHAnBxRs.
Before Judae McCupu

BUFEM0R cOURf-CHAhDKKs
Before Judge McCunn
Noo~ w. SsasIA.--In this sass . motion is made y
continue tho injunction against the Excise Board duag
the maintenance Of the suit Mr. McKson appeared fss
the plaintiff and Messrs Bliss and Tracy for the defend
ants The called II twelve o'clock yesterday
Judge AcCunn-I shall follow Judge cardoso's opnisa
In the Excise law think that IL 10 Unconstitutional
Mr. bliss remarked that there points IN the peso
ent eSss dinereat from that passed upon BY Judss
CArdozo.
Judge McCunn-I think I shall fellow the opinion e
my brother Judge; am inclined 10 do Howeves, /
viii set down the argument in this until ThursdaS
Of next week.
The parties then left The court.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lord sou,hell, London; Count de Montaign, PAs
K. =. Dlgby London; J. Moxer, the American scuipsos
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vssous s,ocAl csUvrUJlos.

9mAItt, July -, 1884
r.sc.i convention vas held here today for 10
non,r ston of candidate Congress The coavensscs
was very Isrrc and cnthusiastic is estimated tea
tho,ssnd people vera prcssn6 Joseph v. hcC'eve -
.nam,r.,.1 FOR ~ e,ecison by secsmatson.
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MARYLAND POLITICS.

BALunoRa, July - ~
The Conservative State Convention, called ~ tne rur
nell and Blair men 10 nominate State ucket ana e'eos
delegates the Philadelphia Convention, NEE" ners
mnrroN.
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RIOT BETWEEN WHITES AND Ksaoes m mMTuuv.

Several Whites Missing.
CAno Juyy 2f 1893.
riot between whites and negroes. occssioned by Q
railroad conductor attempting " button on o ~
gros coat, occurred nt Columbus KY Saturday.
Thrcs four negroes killed and severss whites
missing II rs not yet known whether the laser were
killed
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue, between Fifty
eighth Fifty ninth streets-rnxo THoNAs ORCHESTRAL
GARDEN CoScxRrs. commencing at O'Clock.
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New York, Wednesday. July as. 1896.
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HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. .-ErHroplAs Nrx
srnxIsY-BALLADs. BURLssouEs AND PASroMnEs
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AMUSEMENTS.

ORGAN OPENING -the new organ at st Clements
Shurch is TO be opened May IL, Il Is much larger
than any in New York or Philadelphia and Is be-
heved TO be the Iarpesf any Protestant ohurcn
IN the United tates IL was ORIGINALLY built tor tho
short time in Concert Hall II has been entitely
reconstructed and much ENLARGED containing fifty.
four stops, distributed over four rows of KEYS and
quarter Mr. Standbridge has been since oeptem-
Der placing il in st. Clements Chui oh, which gives
an idea of its great eize and its comp icated me-
cbansm At the opening a number OF dstIn pushed
organists will display it's capabilities and the vocal
portion of the programme viii be sustained by Pro-
fessor T. Bishop and several excellent amateurs.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE Mr.. Booths shy
lock- is one OF the characters he has deeply pom.
dered and studiedj 1T is therefore one of his finest
impeisonauons. His costume is rich and character
istic We shOuld almost think that Mr. Booth had
taken It IRON some picture The Old Venetian
teTs, H,s reading OF the fine speech 'man9 time
and Oft has fiue expression in It, novel one, for
1t creates feeling of sympathy with the old
man thus ungen rousy abused His finest
the second act, where no made many fine points.
The effect OF the speech, which culmluates in re-
Venge, was electrical Ilr. Booths geHIus must
have to portray characters In which there is intellect
as well as passion, and "shylock" is ono in which
there is the gre aest scope for thought. We should
rank "SbylOok" next in merit to his Tam ep'-
"Hamet," Of which he Is the ideal Mr.. Barron
represents "Bassanio" with Prpce and eleganoe but
he takes 'Bassanio" too trs gcally He young We
netan gallant without care: hi first sorrow comes
with the sorrow brought by him on "AntOnO"
MISS HTaham was, as usual, stin and STACEY, and
totally misunderstood "Porna," who was gay
nRn splrlteu WHY, elegant lady, ana had no trage-
dy about it. Indeed the whole company seemed to
ignore the line at the head of tho bills, stating that
the Merchant oT Venice was comedy Mr. Taylor,
"Gratiano," the only exception to this; even
Mr.. Fawcett was not comcal, and Mr.. StrutheIs, a.
"GobbO," was totally ineffective. There was new
scene OF the SQUARE of 81 Mark, which was very
well pa 'nted and YER correct. The music of Bass.
ers orchestra unusually brilliant. This Orohes
ira plays the best style OF music of any In the CITY.
The house crowded to its full capacity, and the
audience consisted of al the intelligence and fashio
Of the city. Thisevening Mr.. Booth plays orchard
Ill"
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DRY GoODc.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
HAVING A VERY uARGE STOCK or SILKS.
noueht at the very lowest prices enabled TO
GREAT REDUCTION
from the prices early in the season.
% HENE siBKS REl UCED 40 $3.50.
- ElGpRkD ORD ID SILKS REDUCED TO "a
- PLAIN C0BDFD 81 X REDUCED TO So
- PLAIN CORDED SILKS REDUCED TO So
1910 PLAIN SILKS REDUCE ID TO 80.
81 PLAIN SILKS REDUCED 10 S125
~ bLAt TAfFI TAS RkDUtit ID 10 SO.
s. BLACK GRO GRAIN bEDUCED TO s3'je.
1850 BLACK GRO GRAIN REDUCED TO S215.
s925 BLACK GRO GRAIN REDUCED To $3.50.
BLACK SILKS 81 25 s1'50, si75.
sll2 I'd BLACK QUEEN'S CLOTH RBDUCED TO
$50 Ga BLACK oEEEN's CLOTH REDUCED TO
sOc. 50 BLACK WOOL DELANE REDUCED TO
tlI2 81 BLA, X WOOL DELAINE REDUCED TO
si25 50 BLHuR WOOL DEL AINE REDUCED TO 81
slJO Sd IOLoRED WOOL DELAINE bEDUCED TO
sl25 54toLoRED WOOL DELAINE REDUCED
slCO PLAID POLL DE CHEvREs REDUCED TO
&c PLAID PoPLINS REDUCED TO Soc.
62e. PLAID POPLINS Rs DUCED 20 sic.
AND bcr qualities and varieties Of Dress Goods at
equal loW prices
H. STEEL 81 SON.
417mws Nos. 718 and 715 N. TENTH st.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC - he Ravels have q very
fine performance at the Matinee. Matinees at tho
Academy are always popular In the evening" for
the last time, the pantOmime of RdouL, with many
charming aud wonderful entertainments. in which
tho three Brothers Ravel appear, with Young Ame-
rica and the MaItinettl Family.
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AROH STREET THEATRE M me Celeste gives us
her admirable and artistic rendition of the "French
Spy" The popular drama OF Tom CriagLe's log
will be added
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MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS.

e=E::5=gssEl A REDUCTION OF TWENTY FIVE
TEy 'per cent? from SIPS to $500 less upon each
Ins trument than our Regular Schedule Prices.
Desiring TO reduce lprge STOCK OF superior and
highly improved richly finished seven,octave Rosewood
PIANOS previous 10 the removal 10 store,
Grard Row, No 1903 Chesput street. have concluded
TO offer them at the actual cost to mauufacture and
war.
These instruments have been awarded the highest
premiums all the principal exhibitions held In
this country with numerous testimonials the first
artists in America and Europe They now the lead
ing Pianos, and sold to al parts OF the world
Persons desiring 10 pnrchsse drs-class Piano, at
greatly reduced rates, shOud not iai to avail them
selves of this opportunity. Crcu ars OF the regular
hedue price, With precise of the styles of
Pianos can be mad at the walerOoms anG, on appca-
"' SCHUMACHER & CO.,
Warerooms.
462ltrp No. 1921 CHESNUT Street.
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE--Miss Maggie
Mitchell appears in two most attractive pieoes-Mdr.
got and the Pet of the PetticOdts These pieces are
wei known, and her vivacity and humor have full
scope in them MISS Mitchell shines most In comedy
and farce and no better opportunity can be found
Of seeing her to than to her in the two
parts tonight
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SOLDIERs' PHILADELPHIA CITY (MEs
~ sENGER COMPANY
npEynS the Public with With reliable t5astwSTtay % men
viz to carry messages packages baggage 10 an' part
OF he CITY, to act as guides TO strangers IN short to be
where the services OF trustworthy man may be re-
Every Messenger employed by the Company is re-
Qulred to give freehold security 70 the of fifty
amount intrusted to their Nj Messengers.
10 Sss can 0 BE %asS %
disc Stores Ships and Budings ih, dSv day or night etc
delivery "S Of Messages Packages Bsqgsgs ,ntasted
but men of gooo character and with good references
and the Company feel copfident that their men may be
The messengers wear red cap with, the number by
which each Ne senger may be identified, and Badge
''soLDiERs' PHiLA83EtPHHL1A H1 CITY MESSENGER
Each MESSENGER ls urnished with printed Table OF
Table showing the amount the Messenger is allowed to
port ic ular errand or for certain time
Every c0mpa9 Sg4nsF Messenger must be proven
9nes ed to insist upon the delivery Of ticket whenever
Messenger employed thereby guarding themselves
@ sntsd PrqeuEsd the P%6Is Sy this new ias itq
Messages or small Packages aud facility in procuring
The assistance any number OF men for any purpose.
6f ae G5i Ssas % cePy assist S men
% S @ sSe S e 4 nd ss
tending the means communication in this large city
similar % ali Ss asye EHs
and Boston and the OomDany iee satisfied that their
efOT 10 Introduce in this CITY institution benehc ia
b,th to The working cass and the public generally
viii he apprtcia rewarded bv liberal patronage
TABLE OF CHARGES.
7 single Errands with a III. Work Tor q certain
package. time "a
bBlocks....... 5 cents y Hour.,,..,,.....U cents
3 EESstf::.EEss ESsf:.:::,::Es #:aE;::::;s
% Blocks. ...,,,..,. 70 Hours ...'',,''''OO "
Each additional hour 80 cents m
Half day from A. NJ TO II noon or rom ] r NJ. TO
81 M....'.'..''' 5SS 20
| n BEWhen more than two men are wanted orders
should be LETT at tne ON OF the Company the pre-
'''" '''"e' W. c. wHTEMAN, Agent,
424 l6trp Office, No. 423 WALNUT Street.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH

New York, June 2.

New YORK, June %.
The Herulds Rio Japero correspondence
gives the details Of the battle Of Estaro
Bellaio, between the Paraguayans and the
Allied army II appears the Paraguay ans.
instead Of falling back from Humesta, as the
Allies confidently expected, awaited the ap.
rroach Of the latter, and by bold and sud.
den dash, gave q severe blow 10 them, but
achievements arriving the Brazillians finally
retrieved the day, not however, without the
loss of battery of Artillery captured BY the
PaTaguayans early in the fight. The 6gh,
was very severe one. More than thous-
and wounded Allies had arrived at Corrient,
from the field. The Paraguayans still reso-
lutely held their fort, and severe battle vas
anticipated. All the war vessels had been
converted into floating batteries, with the
exception Of three which are kept as trans-
ports and despatch boats. The Brazilian
feet had left the Parma and taken MP its
position above the Trioblas in the. Paraguay
river. Some Of the newspapers report the
water in the latter river as falling.
Financial matters in Brazil were unimpor.
tAnt
The U9ted States steamer BROOKLYN was
coaling at Beannas Ayres, for St. Helena,
with the Admiral on board
The Juniatta was ordered from Montevideo
to relieve the Brooklyn, and the Shawmu,
to relieve the Shamakin. The Kansas VA
ct Montevideo.
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financial ano Gomu,erfiaI.


DAILY CARR CRY OrrrcR,1
June -, 1885.
GRAIN.
WIIAf-Best old Fall at 81 IS; No. u Fail
No. old Spring 81 70; Mol do, new, 0oc to 81 90
No. :, do, Toe.
OArs-In demand, At from 24c to Csc DER bushel
RrE-50c per bushel.
C0RS.--Prices have advanced. For No. white
SOC, No yellow, $50 per bush.
FLOUR
XXX FAN Wheat, Aour. $l4 90: Xxx do do. do
Sl1 SO; No. Spring, - 90; Superhne, 81 so.
C0Rs MKAL-AdvAnced to 81 40 q 100 lbs.
SUNDRIES.
BurrER-In good demand ct from II to zoe for
choice table.
Ea0s-From Is to l6c per dog.
CH1cK.M-From - 90 to ~ 90 perdos., accord
ing to quality.
PoraroEs-For new IS SO to 81 % per Dbl.
HosEr--10c per ID.
LARD--17 to loo . h.
BAcos--clear sides II to loc. Shoulder Is to
141c. Hauas 10 to $50.
BKBswAx- 50 per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, lilo p h.
RAas--34 to 4Ac per ID.
WOoL-Tub washed Zoe; Aeece washed, s5c.;
unwsshsd, ! on.
HlDss-Gresn, 70; do s.lted, So; dry do lilo;
dry hin, 49,
has -45c. - 100 lba
fRA1Hsas-Ccmmon to prime 500 to 00c per ID.
HAr-Has declined. Timothy 81 90 TO 9s %
pss tn. Prairie, 1S co.
WooD-Trsn ~ 90 to n 50 per cord.
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15g - = - S1a's disc, he obssr.
vszs nasf ~ r alaRnsd snd believe that the
sun q taznisg to darkness, for We have no
aecount Of the moon turning rcd at that time.
Mr.. 1. forecasts the character Of the wea-
ther following the eclipse says that east Of
the Mississippi il will BE- fair upon the wes'
sids changsabls. Make note Of it, and il
you live until the exhibition comes OF and
these prognoeticatons prove true, it will be
gratifying that you knew them 50 long before.
hand.
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PENsIoSs.-The additional pension act
passed by Congress, approved on the 9Th
inst, makes some important changes in the
laws. The more marked Of these il en-
bodied in the following from the FIRST sec
ton:
'That from and after the passage Of this
oct, all persons BY law entitled to less pen
sion than hereinafter specified, who, while in
the military or naval service, and in the line
Of duty, shall have lost sight Of both eyes, or
who shall have lost 10th hands, or been per
manently and totally disabled in the same, or
otherwise SO permanently and totally disabled
- to render them utterly helpless, or 20 near
y SO a. to require the constant personal aid
and attendance of another person, shall be
entitled to pension of twenty-five dollars
per month and all persons who, under like
circumstances, shall have lost both feet, or
one hand and one foot, or been totally and
permanently disabled in the same, or other
wise 80 disabled as TO. be incapacitated for
performing any manual labor, but not so
much as to require personal aid and atten-
tom, shall be entitled to . pension oftwenty
dollars per month; and all persons who, IN
der like circumstances, shall have lost one
hand or one foot, or been totally and perma-
neutiy disabled in the same, or otherwise SO
disabled az to render their inability to per
form manual labor equivalent to the loss of .
hand or foot, shall be entitled to pension
Of fifteen dollars per month";
Section Is provides that invalid applicants
may apply any time within three years after
the discharge OF decease Of the party on
whose account the claim is made, and If al.
lowed, shall draw pay from the date of dis
charge; if fled after three years, then from
the date OF fling the last paper in the case Of
the party prosecuting the same.
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IRox-PHosPHoRrs-CAL The three bes
kno,cn Tosics skillfuliy and elegantly combined
In an amber-colored cordial, beautifully transpa-
rent to the eye pleasant to the TASTE and aocepta
bic to the stomach, in Caswell, Mack Co.'s
Fero- PAo.pAorotsd Elirir Of Caiisaya Bark
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal CAlisaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASwELL, MACK L CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 5th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett 4 Co. lmar4d&w-sun.w wed. fri-eow
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OAloa1o AAR9oss
~ 7s1sUapA.l C1nAsos - -.
Rxtr& no 2oole Is whiss WinAsr Extra.
Wheat-Dsn ~ 80 lower; closing ~ No Spring
rsQAw = q 7lOa ~ Ne sDring n fAir request =
q eoDl II nsss4sAe -
oor.-Rairiy setivs ~ stssdy, closing 1t sAK 10
hort sd ssoSs< ~ fDA rsespes efNs ]; No u ~
as; Rs3ectsd d ~ Canal Corn activs st 6SHo&65f
for No ].
oat.-Duil 81 Aole lower n}Ses2 for 10 !; 11l0
% for No 4 ciesisg st Inside figures.
Rye-In rood dsnaad and lc better; No = NE
1s5f 10 fat S8k.
Bariey-Dun ADD fnsefive anA satirely nominal.
Provisions R1rn&; Nos Pork $s2oS2 Is; dry nitsd
Shouldefs l4L loooe.
lAr0-Nonfual.
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DESIRABLE DwELLISa FOR SALE viii
sell my present residence, on Concert street,
between Second and Third. 1t is two story
brick, seven rooms, and all the necessary
conveniepces. Lot 50xl4O. For particulars
call on r. VoGEL,
Gune29-1w) No. 60 Main street.
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FREE ExHIBrrIoN.-Prof. D. May, the
world-renowned horse tanner proposes to give
= novel entertainment on Main street to-day,
between one and two o'clock, when al may
be present and witness It gratis. He will
bring out his kicking and ..run-s-way mare,
and perform many extraordinary feats, sell
dom, If ever, performed by any other animal.
His scene q action will be between Second
and Fifth steets. The Professor assures al
his trained pony will kick cigar from ones
mouth and .'nobody hurt All right Il
anybody is anxious to experiment in that line
they can 80 in. The undersigned will take
the Professors word for it without individual
proof.
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II you would avoid choler. attend promptly to
every symptom Of disorder Of the bowels. Moth
Ing can equal Boyd's Balm ~ . remedy for DiAr.
rh@A, Cholera Morbus, Cramps Gripping. and
Collie. Keep bottle on hand constantly.
For sale by LowER.& Pollock, IS Main street
Iiune9- lin tn tn sat1
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SPECIAL CAurIoK.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become 30 popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. winslow's.
Please take notice that the Mn. winslow Of the
Soothing syrup 10 not connected with any other
article. june5-dAw9m
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OuR good looking and soundly radical
friend Scovern, Of the Alexandra True Flag,
called on us recently. Hepurposes enhrging
his paper, which is gratifying sign Of pros.
perity, and proves that the political heart Of
Clark county beats healthily within it.