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International Yneht Rac.s

INV YORK, May 6th.-The yacht club last
night unanimously resolved to adhere to the
previously accepted letter OF trust by which II
holds TIT queens emp won by the "America,"
and to sail or 3 or more representative vessels
against the G Iue number OF foreign vessels in
stead OF single vessel from each COMPANY As
Mr. Ashbury In recent spec CHI declared must
De done In future races. The club Also ar
pointed committee to open negotiations 10
secure fair and impartial measurement of an
yachts in int rnatonal races .
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a S35 OOA ElrA

CINCINNATI, MAY 6th.-The loss OF Blymyer:
Norton i Co, BY fire last night, is estimated at
$1,000, principally in patterns, and work par
Pl1TkRURG, May 6th.-In the United States
District Court for this district, thin three in
dicfmeDts for counterfeiting have been found
against various persons, including eighteen
against "Allic," alias "BOb"
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A Coroner Jury thinks Dr. Medlicott
Poisoned Mr. Ruth

ST' LOUIS, May Tile cor0ner'e Jury in the
case OF Isaac NJ. Ruth, at Lawrence kPnsas
returned verdict last night that Ruth died
from the effects of poison, supposed % ha We been
administered by DR.. Medlicott
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COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
PLEAsoNTof leaves here to- Bightfcr New Yors
where he Will stop couple OF days and tlen
proceed to Boston to attend The army reunion
which takes place there next week.
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Tn, Sr Crp>sySr,. D.,

IHH ST. CLEMENTS PHILADELPHIA CHuRc5
CASE IN CovRT.-An injunction has been issue d
Lom the Court OF Common Pleas, in PhiladeI-
PM, restf aiming the vestrynen OF st. Clements
Chutch in that city, from dissolving the come :
ton between the rector, Kew. II. q. Patterson
and the congregation. the Vestrymeu having
at the instance OF the portion of the conpreea-
ton friendly to the rector.
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Hound for Manitoba.

STRATHRAY, May Gan advance party Of
zen families who intend emf Srsting to Manitoba
left to-day, being the first departure from thin
section Tor the newly acquired territory. All
are veil to do, and have shipped in advance a
aericultur raj implements. The main party will
embark on the 18th, and will 90 via Duluth.
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TH1 FLICK AMEHpNkNr.-Witht the excentior
OF Harrb~n county, the Flick amendment has
been carried throughout West Virginia, and hv
large naJoritl-s. The next important loo IL
We yofe on holding convention to generally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-06

The RECENTLY aPPCISTkD members of the
Council OF the Legislative Assembly received
their commission from the State Department
this IuOrniDu.
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IRE 80 many newspaper men in the country
possessing those Injuries. That wodld have
been some hing ike; and for our share of IL we
would have written a much better notice tn an
this. Our heart would have been in ii more, so
70 sneak.
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WALL GfRA~H

INV YORK, May 6.-The Stock Exchange has
retiring President
Specie shipments to-day 81 ,OtI, 900.
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DEATH By Poison OF JOE CoBuRss Wvs.
NE MLs. oosnns CoburD, said to be the wife Of Joe
street, dorirg DIT. The deceased, who was a.
yesrstof age, was attended by DR.. Hedsmaur
mo however, refused to give o certi6cs ate
sporting circles Of Esst Houston street. ~h.re
II was rumored that abe bad poisoned he,ss,s re
Drinking some washing fiuid.-N. y. VOL "
5H i1sf. - ctdhoofd.
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THB BODIES Of Lieuts. Geo. Ashbury and j
Q. Morrison, Sergeant Dowie and priyAtes Had
ley: Sbarkey, Pierce and Mooney, ali of the
IN ieed states army, who were drowned on Lake
Ontsrio Thursday, near Fort Majorra, by the
swaDplng Of boat, were washed ash ore And re-
covered yesterday, Lieut.. Morrison vas eormer-
" OF Cincinnati and was an officer OF distine-
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ryfrklNs COULDN'T LIVE WITH rHs wInnw
kIns. who mysteriously dissppeared = ,sr
weeks ago. has been found on the bsnt 20, 80
rSs9s &c near the Great Fail, not far from
~ &c ne Mseo. We have been unable 20 get
NOT long been married to . widow Thompson
wiz whom ft 10 rumored he did NOT live rery
insppi'v, And may have ended hin Iife by lean
IN me fotomac--Fairfax Cogxev Nesrs
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q Boeton refuses to - yaai INV mo,.

Deeoon feiuses 70 ~ veSa sny more.
0Ftve car loads q the daily Av4YRpa
Westward. 'S Wy
ga man who didn't believe in advsrt,s,,,
mas gone Into partnership with the Shsriff. and
that offcial now does the sdvSrtisne.
The former residence and plantation OF
colored man, who In intelliRent and indr.,
planting. W S'.'o'
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MYSTERIOUS DIsArPKARAscH OF AN OFPr-
cER.-Mr. Charles r.. Harrigsn, a county con-
stable, well known here has mysteriously dis
appeared. He went 70 Baltimore on SATURDAY.
last, returned on Tuesday morning, and left
Justice Plants ONCE that evening TO ret urn in
up. Foul play is feared.
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ISTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day we're SiG1 1880.
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The Tehaunfepec Expedition Nome
ward Bon Nd

HAVANA, May 6.-The United States war
steamer Mayhower has arrived from Sisal.
Csm. Shufeldt is passenger. The remaining
members OF the Tehauntepec espedition are y :
pected IN few days. The Mayfower viii go TO
washington in few days. Her officers and
crew are all well.
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DEATH OF THE MOTHER OF SPEAKER
BLAlNE-Mr. X. Il. Blaine, OF the Sixth Au-
ditor's Office, brother of Speaker Blaine, re-
ceived dispatch yesterday announcing the
death Of his mother at St. Paul, Mimi.
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LARGE LAND SALE.-James b. GrOone, E.,.,
trustee, on Monday last, in ElktoD, sold at puo-
I.c SAFE farm OF 80 acres. known a. 1.-THE
Grove" and sifuated in the lower part Of Cecil
county,, to bloomfield Lore, OF philadelphia.
TOT sos,Ois. This Is the largest sum ever real,
lied at any sale under decree Of the Circnit
Court for Cecil county.-ElIlon Dtmocrat.
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Frigh lful Accident In the Sins Sin.
PPlAOn

NEW YORK, May Ga gallery in Sing Sing
prison, across which the men we're marching 10
dinner, yesterday gave way, prec,pitl tine over
eighty convicts some to the next gallery belog.
and Others to the stone pavement forty feet he
low IL was found that two prisoners were IA
tally injured. 10
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MODERN AND MoRBIp.-The New York Com
Get. TAI Austrtiser tells OF a youth Of fifteen,
George Patterson, who, being crossed in love NV
nus parents, wanted to be an angel" aud
TOOK short NE bod 10 become one. He wrote
10 me apple or bis eye-"Fannie, Fannie, /
want TO Ole; am tired OF life" after which he
emptied the contents of bottle of hydrocyanic
acid INTO his little stomach and sank to rise no
more. This sad and silly case is said to be OF !,
pattern with many other sad and silly cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-06

GENERAL y. p. ORPHAN is mach be. ser TO
day, but is not yet able 70 receive visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-06

MISS Eva MILLS, daughter of Clark Mills, the
sculptor, young lady well-known In musical
circles here, has gone to New York to spend
some two years there in the cultivation of her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-06

WASHINGTON, says Ms. Ames, needs
nothing but trae cit government and an
honorable Congress to m AXE it the most beauti-
city of America.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FIR ON UROPE TOD Az.
The Civil War in France.
PARIS DEMORALIZE
SHARP FIGHTING LAST NIGHT AND TO-DAY.
TIE END APPROACHING.
GERMANY TO INTERFERE.
II France does not Regain Paris on Mon
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
The Civil War in France.
SHARP FIGHTING LAST NIGHT AND TO-DAY
TIE END APPROACHING.
GERMANY TO INTERFERE.

II France does not Regain Paris on Mon
day Prussia viii take it on
Tuesday.
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THR FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS have been M ale
in the General Land Office: From first TO
second class, j. NJ. Sullivan, John Dunn. e.
II. Lawrence, William ii. landlord, jr., and
e.. =, Parker
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Miss MARY ID. STUART, of this District, was
to-day appointed a temporary clerk in the Con-
tract office of the Post ONCE Department, at a
salary Of $500 per aBnum.
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Treasury OGieers Looking after the
Pacific NlOuerA

NV YORk, NAV 6--SOlicitor Banfield of The
treasury. and Col. whiteley, of the secret SER
vice department., leave this citv to-morrov for
California on important public business.
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Osborn. now in Brooklyn. is Informed nv mi
waite letters, that Mr.. Mshoney. a repnbliean
member OF the Florida legislature, was mnI-
dered at Lake City, April 18th.
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hR. w. W. CoRCoRAN is slightly better this
morning, We are glad to state, and in cheerful
spirits. With the exception OF violent par
oNysm of coughing early last evening, he rested
comfortably during the entire night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-06

TEE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new 10 IN 10 DAY
amounted 70 Sis coo.
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PRESIDENT GRANT left here this morning on
the $40 train He is going TO the country resi-
dence OF Jay Cooke, near Carlisle, Pennsylva-
mia, and will return to this CITY on Monday next
t. Mrs. Grant, who has been the guest of Mr.
Cooke this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-06

NEw YORK, May THE First United States
artillery has arrived from Kansas.
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SHUT YOUR MoUTH--This IL rather a strong
nhIase, but analy zed IL is q very important one.
Pu monary weakness, loss of teeth. dyspepsis
Prohehess 70 infectious disesses-all, We have
been told. may be charged upon the habit OF
lDhalDg through the mouth; and an open mouth
rs not only cause OF disease, but sign OF weak
ness, and shows very wavering character
from the organic dust in the atmosphere, shut
your mouth, and reSder yourself LEES liable 20
Infectious diseases. Ii YOU would keep your
lungs healthy, your teeth good. your digestion
excellent, hut your mouth. Then there is often
q moral safety in keeping ones mouth shut
You may thereby think twice before You spe ak
once, anu often put paddock upon an unr al v
tongue. when Children we're children, which II
nor often the case now, the advice most valu-
able-N. y. Erprsss
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BATCHELOR,s MAIR nrx

u Ihis splendid Hair Dye In the best in tte world
Harmless, reliable instan u.s. doe. not contain
ieId nor any r.taIc poison TO produce paralysis or
death Avoid the Wanted aud deIusiys erepEr
nsassing virtues they do not possess. The genuine
A: Bachelors Hair Dye has had iAtrtv ysars
uhtarnished reputation TO Upheld It's 1uta0sify M
the only perfect Hair Dye-Hlack or Brown. Sold
- a. Dfuseists. Applied ct Is Bond sTest. New
ION. GE-tf
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CELESTIAL FLTRTATToS,-A great firta-
toh is going on in the celestial regions. IL rs
between Venus, the goddess of love and hea lty,
and Jupiter, father Of gods and men. Any one
can see us nightly progress by watching the
western evening sky, where the fair goddess
may be seen displaying her airs and grsces, ami
oewitching the god whose reputation a. a faith
ful spouse is by no means immaculate. Every
nlght the aruul coquet comes nearer TO her
lover, ana, we have been confidently Informed
thar she intends to keep up the sport until
the eth of May, when she will haugbtily
pass HIM by, and dart off among the stare
directly in the track OF the fiery god OF
war, one of her Old admirers All
ohstrvers can convince themselves of ia .
truth OF these reports. We are sure that th~y
VIII see the fair syrer taking the initiative,
clothed IN gold, sparkling with precious stones
and looking 50 irEesistsbly lovely that the hear
OF Jupiter must be as hard as stone not TO be
ensnared III her bewi:ching tolls. But what
does she care for the hopeless passion she b as
reused. IL Is only the browning glory of her
victories that he who reigns in Olympus shonld
sue in vain for her favor. How can she have A
heart who once sold the most be autiful WON a
In The world for vote in favor of her unriyaIe,l
beauty?-Pr oridsncs youTaal
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THR SUPRRiNTENDKNT OF TEE CENSUS hsl
just returned TO this city from tour of the
western States, where he has been for the pur-
pose of arranging for more complete returns
OF the manufactures and manufacturing ca
pacity of the different western cities. He re-
ports that he succeeded beyond expectation
and will soon have fun reports, as required
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Ask for this and take other. The only article
that is perfectly harmless. Warranted TO r,stS,e
Gray Hair remove bsndr on. and step its faIliBg on,
Large bottles, containing over half ~ much mo-
Than any ether Hair Preparation, 81. Sold bg
ard walsh, 18th ST. aud Pa. ave and 18th ana q;
= Calvert FORD, 1105 PsnusyIya n.a ayepue
ChIistiani Bros 9TH and n streets
Q. w Cropiey, IL o Bridge street. GEORGETOWN
j ID U Dor nell, Sth street. Navy Yard
u. p Kicking, Sd street And Pennsy y Ania avenue
A. Bacon. Al and streets, Island.
VIM. h. Daw. corner 10Th and streets
And AZ the Depot. Cor ner OF ID and SITS n " spZ2
WHIshlxs GINS, ETc.-I am nov onerins at
reduced prices my celebrated brands of BE and
BOUEBos, -oid Grow Bowen, - Choice Old
non gabe!a, Pine Apple" The above brands nave
bee selected with great care and certainly the
best on. red in our city, aud Agures that cannot
fsf 10 sntt all. respect fuiy cali attention 10 INV
TOM GIN bought by AZ auction IN Nv
YORK and which can sell Of 81 less per gallon than
the orit inal price q. 0ACTIER,
Aud PrOpT iefor Of the Celebrated
NATIVE WINS BITTERS.
nheu 1917 Pennsyiysnia avenue.
THURsTOHB lvOKY PEARL TOOTH row.
DEB the best article for cleansing and PRESERVES
teeth SID by all drugeists. Price Z snd 50 cents
JOUfEHS INOD0R0Cs GLOVE OF EANEB re-
stores lied gloves equal TO new. Sold by all drug.
sssfs and fancy goods deAlers Price. cents. dss
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LEATHER GUE.-The Cuban patriots hav.
invented curious cannon OF leather as sub
stitute for the metal field pieces which thew are
unable to obtain. The barrel OF the gun is
ABOUT three feet and half long, and Is male by
stretching stout, well dressed leather in soak ed
state upon a mould four inches in diameter. and
sewing the edges with cords of the native pifd
dc coro7o- which has great tenacity. When dry,
another thickness of wet leather is stretched
9nently added. The breech is made of hard
wood, and the chamber lie often lined with tin,
These guns nre from ten to twenty rounds ne
ioie becoming unit for use. and are usually
loaGed with stones, through the absence OF
grape and canister. They have done consider
able execution; and lightly transported in pairs
upon the shoulders OF man. When used, they
are laid upon the ground and pointed AZ sboy,
range upon an approaching column.
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TsAr CARPKT.-So much has been said. O, a
way aud another, about the new carpet pre-
sented to the President by the Sublime Porte,
aod recently laid down in TIE east room OF the
Executive mansion, that 1t occurred TO a STAR
man to look in and see how IL is himself In his
opinion, the pub verdict will depend entirely
npcn whether the majority OF observers like 4
Turkish carpet or not. Ii they do not judg-
mert Is certain to be against the defendant. fr
they. do, IL must be pronounced a success As a
carpet, PER Sc but the misfortune in the case
pattern is well adapted to so laTge a room
In asloon Of the dimensions ct the eas, room
q large sweeping arabcsque or rich medallion
naure would unquestionably be uauch more eff
fsctive In a general view, and TIE airy grace OF
French designs, worked out with the niathemat-
zeal precision of modern machinery, would be
But iusie ad OF these, the carpet is vs,yen in mar
row stripes which are irreG ular in width, as
must nearly always be the case vita the pro-
auce OF the rude old-fashioned oriental hand
ioom: These contain . running vine, bearing
cowtrs, but toe small for more than pear ex
Summation, and stiff and conventional IN both
At the distance offsIf the length Of the room is
therefore far from impressive, and very Little
better than that Of floor laid i'm narrow striI,s
OF walnut and ash alternately, with the add
tiopel disadvantage Of few or none of the stril a
beh Iniform In width the whole length OF the
room.
class. being woven ON q wooden base, and con.
tanning osly wool in both warp and csaia. The
colcrs are also rich and pnre, aud they are 20
arranged "a to produce, through strong
trasts as well as pleasing k2r siony of tints the
striking spd bizarre effects PEE iliar % Turkish
Persian and Indian fabrics, bat which one mt
become well accustomed % before they are
much liked
Badji Effsndi La1e. the illnstrious weaver,
and bus serene hisbnese, Abui- A ziz, the mu-
pihcert Donor, both meant weh in getting mp
ard sending 10 this country 50 ma gbihcent 40
srair In its way; but they would have done .
much cieveTer thing, AID their gilt would have
shown to much better advantage. had they.
instead Of sending 1t 70 thu President. (who
Oidnt need II. and whose vast saloon il too big
20 10 IL fuii Instiee,, cnt IL up and divi led il
among ten or iozes wspaper men, TO he
USED by then Ioi rugs, o. fer covering their
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EC. RsFSa ENysA CHS Piano store,
IL No 423 1lth Street, absrs PeaHd. Acsa5se.
fESTABLIsHED OVER 20 YEARS
Sole agency for the sale Ct the celebrated PIANOS
- IA kHsbe ) Co.. Baltimore. and Wm-S-
kcCs..nlCb, AEbany: also, eeC1 I'D -hsndNEf&2
Pianos. Ora ans aud Selo6eors tor sale orstf wv
rent On the asCst accommodating terms: Piano an q
Organ Tuning snt Repairing spa Iy-
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JUDGE OTTO, late Assistant Secretary of III
Interior was to-day appointed by the President
one Of the members Of the Mixed Spanish aud
American Commission. under the arrangement
made by General Sickles for the settlement, of
claims of American citizens. growing out eff
depredations on American commerce and proD-
erty in and about the island of Cuba
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Consideration And Dissensi0ns IL
Parfa

VERSAILLES, May 5.--Jules Favre and Quar-
tier, Minister of Finance. have started to NEE
b smsrck at Frankfort. II is thought the meet
ing has reference to money matters, but tn
truth is, the German authorities have tele
enter Paris by Monday the Prussians will o.
Tuesday. Favre hopes to gain az extension o
time, but is unlikely to succeed. 1t is probabl
the Prufsians will bring back the empire il the
enter.
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The Sultan and the X hediye ON Good
Terms Again.

VERSAILLES, May 6.-At noon to-day there
was sharp engagement in the trenches IN
front OF forts lssy and Nauvres. The Versail! e.
troops carried by assault a small redan defend
ed by force of communists, who were taken
prisoners. The work, however, was evacus, I'd
by the Nersaillists, in consequence of being e <
posed TO the fire of Fort Vauyres.
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DOtDgs OF the Commune.

PARIS. May 6.-The commune has ordered
the Immediate release from confinement of the
commandment of Fort ViBcennes, recently ar
rested ON suspicion Of disloy atty to the Paris
authorities.
The new Minister of War, ROsseI, is unpopu-
lar with the commune.
The commandant Of Fort Issy has been dir,
missed by General Rossel for INSTRUMENTATION
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THR TREATY WITH GREAT BRITANNIA
meeting OF the members OF tue Senate Commit
tee ON Foreign Relations now in the city Wa:
feId last evening in Senator NOrton's room A
the NATIONAL Hotel. Ex-senator Williams, one
Oh Tue JOINT Commission, and y. T.. Is. DAVIS
one OF the secretaries, were present, and the
treaty as agreed upon by the commission was
Iead. anu its provisions explained by Judge
Wllllams and Mr.. Davis. A lot of documents
relating TO the claims OF each country were also
read, and both hessrs Morton and Cameron
expressed themselves favorable to the treaty
aud thought IL would 60 through the Senate
with but little opposition.
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There was no firing to-day. but il will begir
from Mont Retout TO- morrow. IL is believed {
grsnd attack viii be made Sunday night. The
Ssguet was taken by a stratagem. A sergeant
DIRE ssed in blouse, and pretending to be
drunken national, cut down the sentry, and be
fore there was time to give the alarm the res
rushed in. Nearly 1000 prisoners were taker
Yesterday.
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VERSAILLES, May b.-1leTe Was cannOnaI :
ing all last night; this morning there were ser
eral engagements in the trenches, and some
pr .soners were taken. All means OF commuui
cation between the insurgents IN Ferts Issy a ID
EauvIes has been DESTROYED. The 2oyerumeU,
works have been completed, despite The hea p,
fire kept up by the communist batteries
Supplementary electi, n to nil the vacanc e,
in the assembly have been postponed until af,e
Of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28

G. F. CATIONS
Dyspepsia Remedy,

In placing this Remedy before the pub
lie, we will only refer 10 the following cer-
~.ificate, which expresses NIL hat we heed
say. And being from one who has expe.
rienced beneficial results from its use, after
having given II u thorough trial, his words
carry more weight than anything we could
say:
G~ENTLEMEN For a number Of years I
was greatly afflicted with Dyspepsia, and
although my stomach craved food, II would
Immediately reject It., should / eat any
thing, no matter how small the quantity.
/ was frequently compelled to leave the
table, without being able to take any nour
ishnent. In q short time I became very
much reduced in flesh, and was so weak
that / was unable and unit to attend tn
my business. My mind was In no better
condition than my body, AS l was contin-
ually oppressed with lassitude and depres-
sion of spirits. ] tried all the patent med.
icines n prescriptions that / heard Of
and some OF these afforded temporary re-
lief, but in a shOrt time / relapsed into my
fOrmer condition.
While suffering in this manner, I heard
OF c. +. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy, ant
concluded to try II. / had taken 1t but 4
short time when ] began To feel relief, ant
continuing to take IL. ] soon could par
take of my meals without any di~sagrecabl,
ward, II gained flesh rapidly. 1t Is nov
ued free from anything like n return u
D~yspepsit-1 can therefore CONNIE |
to anyone suffering In like manner Res
pectfufty yours,
ANDREW j. NICHOLSON.
pittsburg, March 70, 20,