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WHAT WILL Mn CLAYTON DO Louis Napo-
leon, receiving MIR. Bives, substantially said -
"Mr Bives, after the mature deiberation Of several
weeks, we have agreed to receive you. You are
quite welcome but we would have you distinctly
10 understand that, il Mr.. Clayton represented any
other than a republican government we should
consider hIs insults sufficient to Justify your re-
lection; but our contempt for your Secretary of
State does not diminish respect FOR your coua-
Try. We receive you as Minister Of the United
States, not az the esent Of Mr.. Clayton Walk VI,
and receive The SITUATIONS OF NV family" what
will Mr. Clayton say TO thatl There is emily one
come TO pursue. He must demand of Louis Ma.
poieon TO reiract his offensive language. or retort
back upon HIM in the reception Of NJ Bots le
comte Mr.. Clayton, by ell msans, must insist
spon giving the last kick
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Arrest of a Mall isobbcr.

SPsINGFIELD, Ohio Nov. 20, lSi9
large mail robbery was discovered, in this place
this afternoon, perpetrated by Chss. W. Mcwilliams
who was for short period, during the past summer
engaged as mail agent between here and ssndusky He
has been arrested and 81 200 OF the money
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The steamship America will leave this port TO-
morrow, noon, for Halifax and Liverpool The mail.
will close at ten o'clock The W,,tIy Hoais win be
putiishsd at nine o'clock in the morning.
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Jo.rrn FsaScis, Esq. New York.

Loan FLcrs AND ANrsxartov The Boston Alias. Of
the 10Th inst has despatch from Montreal, which
ssys Lord Elgp has written autograph letter to
Catholic bishops promising to give up the Jesuit es
tstes 10 that church they sill sthe the annexation
movement. II seems incredible but 10 A. generally
telieytd ~ well informed persons
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The Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25-9P.M
The Southern mail, with New Orleans papers OF the
18th, has come to hand. Nothing important
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THE NEXT News FROM EuRorE-SrEcULAToR
,S CoTToN.-The Canada will be due at Halifax to-
night. The moment the commercial news is re-
seived by the pres, will be posted the bulletin.
We intend to do this in future, to prevent, if pos
sible, the commercial classes from being specu-
lated upon by unprincipled men. We understand
tina, the cotton news brough, by the Caledonia was
in town on Saturday merning, and operations made
TO some extent on the rise in Liverpool. The wires
between Halifax and ST. John were oui OF order
from two o'clock Friday morning to six O'Clock
Saturday evening Between this city and st. John
they were m good order. The Caledonia arrived
Of Halifax about nine O'Clock on Friday morning
We shall do The best to head oil the spectators;
but they will cut the wires, II they can Do so with
spy chance of escaping detection. Merchants
will do vel, therefore, TO watch the movements
Of tie market.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


Explosion OF q Powder Mill.
XrsIA, Ohio Nov. 20, 1910.
Austins powder mill exploded this morning, killing
two persons This is the fourth time this mill has
ploded in two years.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1S49.
The Hon. Henry Clay, Gov. Seward, and Truman
Smith are at present In the city, route for Wash
ineton
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The Hotels.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Hon John Cleveland. lion. L. r. Waldo, Connecticu ut;
Hon William Upham, Vermont; Hon e. sswtells,
Maine: Charles y. Levy and lady, Quebec; VIM. +.
Davis and lady, Boston Captain Dick. Toronto Peter
Hspdzside, Hon W. Egan. ID. Mcpherson, Edward
Way, Montreal; Mr.. w, IA TilestoD, England; Nathan
wild VIM. u. Toby Kindsrhook Edward y Johnson
and family Niddlstown, CT Samuel Price, Richmond;
Or Henry BALTIMORE VIM. r. Robertson aud daughter,
London; William u. Cross and lady, Washington
among the arrivals yesterday at the Irving House.
Hon. Willard Fillmore, Vice President lion. Lewis
Cass Hon. n. fech, Michigan Hon. J. A. Walker,
Wisconsin; Hon l.. Burrows, Hon Henry A. Foster,
Hon. A. Tomiinson, Hon John Magee. Hou. T..
Ridley Hon. Robert l.. Rose, Hon w. s. Jackson, New
York Hon. X. Bingham, Hon. Alexander w. Busl.
Michigan, left the Irving House yesterday for wash
ipgton.
Hon. l.. c. Levin, Hon. I. Titus, Hon. j. wallace.
rhilsdslpbia, are at the American Hotel.
Hon. G. Adams Msssach usetts; Hon S. =. Beards-
ley, Hon, e. ID Lansing, New York; Hon. James H..
Thomas, Tennessee, and Lieut.. Governor Patterson,
were In town Yesterday
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cHAs. N n. COOK,
GEORGE ". WARD,
W N. ZfNNFRNAN
Attrretcd by a brilliant and dazzling

Passengers BY the Empire City, 18th september 1872
To hessrs CRovcH FIrzorRALp, Trunk Msnufacturers
torner Of Broadway and Maiden Lane. New York.
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ko,ImsNIs % GL,IsAL CAn-This distinguished
peorsge left the Irving House yesterday at IL clock
for Warrington, by the Fhilsdelphs train. lie went
away quite privately Previous 70 his departure he
visited by q large number Of his party, and
many gentlemen Of the opposite party also paid their
respects to him.
kUsrrps or Oscars Ansrise.--in addition 20
those members OF Congress arrived In this city,
have heard Of the rretsnce Of Messrs Linn Boyd OF
Kentucky Holmes. OF South Carolina Duer, OF New
York, Stanton, of Tenn essee Savage, OF Tennessee
and Cobb Of Georgia. National Intelligence Nov. 20.
The Hon. J. 7. Gaines Governor Of Oregon together
with his family, arrived In Washington on Sund ~
evening, and took rooms Mt Browns Hotel. The Hon.
Thsnss Corwin, Of Ohio, also arrived by the cars the
fsmc evening.
Hon. Alfred Gilmore, renn Hon. David S. Raun.
man. Texas; Hon Howell Cobb Hon. Thomas C.
Hackett, Geo; Hon Geo. W. jones Tenn Capt
Charles G. Hunter u. s. A.. we're In Philedefphia yes
teroay, route for Washinrton.
Hon. william !. Brown, Of lniisns. was at Cincin-
natl On the 21st instant, route for Washington.
Fanny Wright attended the reading Of Fanny
Eeuble, in Cincinnati, on the 2ist instant.
Hon. II s. Thurston, delegate to Congress from
Oregon, was In Boston on the 25th instant
Sir Allan McNab is lying dangerously III at Toronto,
Canada.
The family Of NJ Bodisco have received letters from
him. stating bat he viii leave St Petersburg for this
country In January next.
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! am, very truly yours,
(Signed) RlCHD. &. HOLMES,
Collector of the Customs

FHfIAnrITHfA, Nov. 70, 1919.
My Deer sirTIere with. send you copy OF letter
from Richard g. Holmes, Esq, Collector Of Great Egg
Bafbor district upon the subject Of the surf boats
which know will interest you all the credit belongs
70 you. You make what you please Of the let
ter I have just returned from the ship Tuscarora,
having been down n her since Friday week We felt
the of of the surf boats on Monday last as
the whale boat We had stove in q thousand pieces
Yours, truly, JOHN MCGOWAN,
Lieutenant u. 9. II. Marine.
Jo.tru Fp.Ncts. ESQ. New York
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IN Tuftuance OF NOTICE. gIVen, n COLLECTION
was tken up novel s1 interesting in the Rpis-
opal french Church Du ssist Esprit last sundsy uornas
fr the benefit of the Trench and Sss Benevolent
Of this city Persons prevented from ATTENDING on
of the untavorabe aspect % the weather from
causes and tesrous % their mite DO
addressing either Of the Committee before
next. l.. lOvTREL, Weishers Once Custom n ouss.
n. DELAPIERRE. sTsts Broadway.
T.. BOufIER rs Maiden lane.
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Nttrrctcd BY n briIIi ant and DAZZLING
burst osht emapang from the saoon entrance Of hess
Shelly Dupigpsc, northwest corner OF Broadway and
Anthony street irrrsistby induced TO descend
Our suryrse ans often surprised entering
this eaboratey fitted estabishmen immense have
visited most Of the elegant restaurants Of this city and Of
tie European capitals but this 90 immeasursby SURPRISES
them ALL that we c,nnot refrain from calling attention
this remarkably chaste and costly resort s architectural
beauties the highest order and the areh
tecs Messrs Thomas Son. unsqualled interior deco
raons as they Acknowledged 20 be In the
ofhe structures they are nov adjoining our city with.
The Pluube National Daguerrean CAL
lsry No i Brosdway should he visited BY all who have
any desire 70 see the tnest specimens Of the Daguerrean
in the hands Of the Oldest artist In the United States
bfete appearance OF Mr. Ps Portraits renders them ia
valuable.
The only article which can he depended
on Tor the cure Of Chronic Rhsumasm Sore Thros and
Ioohsehe ~ DIT Tobsss Venetian Linment price %
and 10 cents DEPOT, No Murray street.
The FIRST Gold Medal awarded 90 DaGuer-
rcypes by the American Insutute awarded favor %
Brady corner o. Broadway and Fulton ssrest, who're
srargers and citizens invited 10 e1snme spscinena
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Pscihc-To all who intend crossing Isthmu and Ira
ytDers generaly-Panhma- October 2, 1si9 Gentiemen
Notwithstanding the extraordinsry heavy rains
tulae ourselves upon receiving baggage nee from damp
The trunks and coverings furnished by you have
al refpecu answered our expectations and cheer
fy them 70 al persons crossing the sthmus AZ
this ssascn.--Nery truly yonrs Ne.
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Court Cslepdsr-This Day.
CmouIr Courr-Nos so, coz, 81, Sc, eco. 81, S. 80
pl, o., pS, 81, 6c3, o5, os, 90. 100.
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I.rr MAY CouEr Houss, Nov IL, isis--lo Pn.
Lirur JcHs NcGowsN
D.sr triend-I am just on the beach. Ludlam's i'm
medistey opposite the boa, house, where there IL
large steamer ashore, the Eudora. from New York.
bound TO taornis. Knowing your desire TO hear how
your surf boats work affords great satisfaction TO
sequsiRt you. landed all the passengers and their
baggage through heavy northeast surf, without din.
Guilty My men remarked, 10 was only fun to play In
the breakers with herr she is the finest thing have
for the purpose for which che II Intended
aud does you great credit. | have scqusipted Mr. w.
H. Jones, Of New York, with her performance.
am, very truly yours,
tsigned) RlCHD. g. HOLMES,
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LEWIS CASS.
Campbell white. Henry VI. Western, JRmesC stone
all. { \ Bogardus, q. W. Lawrence Henry Nicou. u.
u French. John NJ. Brsdhurst, j. W Bell, Charles
OConor Edward e. Wet Edward Straban, Esqures
AL al
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tanty IN their operations, by other preparation
pounded Tor similar purposes, now before the public.
These Speeches are combinations of approved medicines
mngng the excellent qualities of each medicine into
sanatye whole to proddce most efficient compounds
which have yet been known to fail tits impossible
nature otherwise host of facts might be advanced
show the broad and deep foundation upon which the char
acter Of these Specifics rests for support Long standing
cases OF Gonorrhga, elect, Structures Pains in the Ios
directions OF TIE Kidneys, Grdpe Burning in the in
Gry Passages etc. ETC. have yielded to the
nvlnclbe andoes and instances of SYPHILIS of the
nveerate description have fled before their astonishing
sanative influence.
The preparation is, without doubt the most eecua
eGy ever discovered and has cured many obstinate diseases
alter every other medicine had failed In its improved form
It Is nearly tasteess, and effects permanent cure IN tie
space OF fpe or st1 days without restriction to Diet ex.
never leaves the part subject that Troublesome weakness
that occurs so often after the OF other efces generally
prescribed and If taken in the rst stage OF The disease.
w arrest the dischage and remove all unpleasant feelings
IN lew days. In long pOtracted chrome stages OF the
diseases Inf obstinate Giees Female Complaints, such
Whites. eic It Is, without doubt the most eiectual remedy
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics PAN.crA or cure
every thing but for the above named author
lied by Drs Leroy and Peletie of Paris (the inventions
to guaranty a cure, under a forfeit OF $500
We would here remark that these MIXTURES have been he
fore the public of NewOeans for the last nine ueas and
they have universally proved efiicacicus
Ey- G4UTTO.F--Beacare 9f b2se Counferfeifer ,oko
sells Spurious and injurious crtjie Recocrl me opL,
-dgsak IN United States is A. DONNAUD No 10 CaS0E
pKLsT 5rRsET, tetpsss Canal and Counor
81 Trsss:e on Structures Gan BE- had cratic,
y AL p'!ysss consultations fiea Of phsrss, sT
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McVOY'S TONIC.

Tone and Health Follow It's Use:
ONlCS lOnikG from tension t0ne) are medicinal
agents thstestore the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and the body when it weakened and re-
laxed and when there deficiency OF tone or Vial power
from the influence of disease
This @ acts upon the nervous, the capillary and
the muscular system. upon the heart through ITS
sympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption OF
the active principles employed that they be directly
applied the moving centre and the of the blood
vessels Indeed of all the preparations conved by the ar
flee of man this is among those which exes the most
powerful TONIC effect 1t increases the digestive powers
Of the stomach, stimulates the ntene and being dissolved
in the gastric and intestinal juices taken up by the abso
ens enters the blood and stimulates the whole The
cOunenance, pale and faded, assumes beautiful ford
aspect and the whole powers of the system called into
healthy action 1t the powers OF the secetory
tenn and by the moderate but permanent makes
the increases the vgor of all the functions
1t (wthout purgng) ohere there as pale vel
0ao skin, attended Dih seedlings, .7nasarca Dr0psp
aMndlse Diseases Of the Heart G9sraeted MsnstTaa
Weak HaJit Indigestion Relaxation, Hystera, Screa,
Chronic Catarrh, 0rea Hyp0ch0ndiasis. Green Sick
ness PARALYSIS Ricketts, and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases
KY TONES must not be used where there is Fever or
Iora priceS
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.
BE FRQITFUL ULTIPLYV
nR; LARZETTl'S Juno CORDIAL, OR PRO-

- CREATIVE ELlXlR-This Is the only actual Ieme
urna Emissions and all diseases occasoned by
cret habits and of the nosrnms recently recommended
for the complaints worthless limitations which lis
into the market The medical faculty of Europe and the
h aDd se
in single instance that has been authenticated TO
relieved by the Juno Cordial generally such TO leave
the publication of certificates of en Of the question
the proprietor could produce host of the most conclusive
testimony to show that the great reputation that it enjoys
was rot accidentally obained but firmly based upon it:
to be found the happy parents Of healthy offspring who
Would not have been SO but for M m &
recommended Objection has been naturally made to
e 0 s ns e a sa:
but te fact is. the Cordial be afforded for less and
the Others made OF cheap drugs worth but little in mo-
reliance may be placed in the juno Cordial in the cure Of
the maadieS above and also Of those which fol
and General PrOsasion Tiiabliy and all Nervous Alice
lions, Sluggshness Of the Liver elect or Leu
any way conneeted with the disorder Of The
F1netions-n all of which i will afford almost immediate
positive and permanent cure Pemons about to may
S OF any TsSfnes q disability Fl certain nans
health and vigor brief PERIOD and where want of off
spring cause OF regret II recourse be had to IT, the most
Of priceless value to those without offspring it has taken
tie in Italy, and will in ali other countries where
It also possesses the unrvaed qualities Of curing ncpient
Consumption and Ihave administered with great
raton of their health and the result is that medicine hs,
been added to the catalogue for the cure of ncpent con-
To spread wide the blessing. of this medicine, have ap-
pointed Mes,rs JUDsON CO. of the city Of New York,
in the United States of Amerca my sole io its sae
ANTONIO LARZETTI, NJ. d.
Sold ONLY In New Orleans ut 50 POYDRAS STREET;
in Mobile. by r. joseph Tucker. fyS 1yo
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MEDICAT. COLLEGE-


NJ go GVST0MlIH60 ESE STREET.. r. o.
UKTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pivate Diseases cured in
a few days by regular physician without mercury other
poisonous medicines, at No. SO CUsTOhHoUsH STREET.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
of the forms of certain Disease, to his general adver
tisement another column The treatment adopted by
him that which hiss the approval OF the most distinguished
Surgeons of Paris, London and New York and its univer
sal has proved beyond doubt that permanent
for the of constitutional syphilis gohohPa,
structure, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases in
duced by certain solitary practice ETC. etc. can now be OBJ
tanned to moral certainty application be made to those
whose intelligence, skill and experience be relied
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, oil the many
that have under his have been cured without
single exception. Some of these of years standing
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose
spectabity known the citizens of New Oreans) is at
hand, and (by his perDs0n) be referred to- Dr. NJ .
treatment of structure not known South OF New ork
His treatment Of gonorhGa and geet the most perfect
discovered IL is the shortest safest and suest The
patient takes c0pavs cubebs tupentine other
Doses but obtained days without
pain. inconvenience change of diet. To- No pay unless
cure is effected within the time named
lMPOTkNCY.-Yolng men or Others wh0 by sexual ex-
efpoution, have brought themselves
OF the painful consequences resulting from an unreralned
indulgence OF the passions. such premature impo-
constitutional dean cement consult ID. Mullen with
honorable confidence; be ofis them perfect The
strictsst secresy observed.
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No. So
Customhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. ID:
~ Remember No. 81 CustOmhOuse St. n15 If
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-NnR THE HENEEIT THE AEEI.IlrTEl-

LSOk THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.
II Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases
owing the utter dsqualicacns of those who profes:
to cure such cases. deem be nothing but act Of
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
Justice to Dr. MULLEN, No. 06 CUsT0MHoUsE sTREET,
III in its worst and appalling FORM and several
together under the best regular medical practice
tedndeed grew worse AT length H.; heard Of Dr. Null
ioy in three weeks restored me to perfect beaith
niS If No" oie'"'' ION" SAMUEL ROBERTSON
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for the cure of GouOrrhea,
elect, Structures, Vsnereal
diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family,
Doctors Leroy and Pelstier
fearlessIy hazard the asser-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une-
qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mildness, safety and GER
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NOTICE.

THO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL' DIS.
L EASES-fhe reputation oil the writer well estab.
hed that all that these who have
unfortunate have contracted those dread
full diseases known and called Secret Diseases any part Of
their various FORMS that the writer after success
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood havng treated and
leved many hundreds who past all hope many of
whom had been under the treatment of eminent ply
without receiving benet enabled to offer posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any of the
would do well to call at No. SO CpsTonHousE sTRxET.
fits of the subscribers long and successful experience
ul5tf MIIIIEN 81 CnStombon,a
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO.,

81 Tchoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
RAISINS-3OO packages, whoes, halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNES-In Jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-5o0 boxes No
PECANS-200 bags and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-IC0 baskets
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No. I.
BRANDY CHERRIES-MUSCATW INE-300 cases.
L0BSTERS-Agents for manufac'y j. Caldwell & Co.
FlGS-300O drums extra superior
PEPPER, PI MtNTO and RACE GINGER-4O0 BAGS
MACKEREL-An invoice assorted
AI.MONDS-SO0 trails and bags Soft Shell
WIN ES-P0rt. var0us Qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
200 cases OdISpanish
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS. and every variety Of
Fruits and Nuts
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-500 bushels.
SCREENED SCHUHLKlIIL COAL-250 casks.
BUTTER-2oO kegs superior st. Louis. ap23 I'm
AGENCY of the celebrated American Powder Co
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The BEET RooT.-This root was first brought
from the shores of the Tagus, and was cultivated
in gardens, on account of its roots. two hundred
years before it found place on our table as an
esculent Injury
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GREAT MAN.-Gen. Desfourneaux, during
the reign of Louis XVI, was governing st. Do
mingo, and employed both Chrstophe and ious-
saint Louverture as domestics. The old man, on
his death.bed, recently, remarked" Death rs
about to level man who had black KING 10
black his boots, and a negro Napoleon TO load MS
nine -,
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bellrngine to-day 90 said young Sam, to his friend,
as they approached country village. /" If was
to express an opinion on the subject" returned
Isaac solemnly, 81 should say it was my deliberate
conviction that somebody was pulling the rope"
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STOP HERE!-S50O FORFEIT
NO. 10 CARONDELET S7REET,.Sign of tn.

.EscHl1piaa Statue.
mr. LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Com
u POUND SPECIFICS and ANT. VKNEREAL MIXTuREs
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or The reason why short women should be the
soonest married is, because there is more need OF
their getting spliced