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Important from Europe.
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
President LincOln's Protest to
Napoleon.

Paris (Aug. 2O correspondence Of London Post.l
For some days past the Americans Of the
Northern Union have been loud in their
assertions that President Lincoln had made
communication to the Emperor of the
French that would make him repent his
march upon Mexico. By most persons con-
versant with the state of American affairs
this was treated as "bunkum. The Patrie
however, last night seemed to be authorized
to tell the world that protest relating to
the late political events in Mexico had been
forwarded by the last American packet boat,
the City of Cork, and that it was to be pre-
sented this week by the American Ambas
sador to the Court Of the Tuileries. The
government of Mr. Lincoln, it was asserted
by that journal, invoked the Monroe doc
trine, and broadly stated that the posses
sion of Mexico was a menace to American
independence and an encouragement given
to the secessionists.
La France and LIE Temps affirm that the
rumor of any protest is entirely unfounded.
The Patrse, with its usual demonstration
of hostility towards England, says that its
private letters from New York attribut e
the decision of Mr. Lincoln to take this step
towards France to the representations made
| by the Ministers Of England and Russia TO
{ the Cabinet Of Washington. The Patrie
generally adopts any information that may
bring into doubt the honest views of the
English Cabinet. On this occasion II can
only excite smile Of derision for it is well
known that the present administration has
most carefully avoided every circumstance
that mig ght thwart mis- Imperial Majesty S
policy in Mexico.
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GENERAL GIIMoRE's father is still living
in Lorraine county, Ohio, where the gener
al was born. The old gentleman recently
was present and made speech at a Sun.
day school picnic He said, among. other
things, 81 can say Of my son Quincy that
be never disobeyed me; he was very stud
Gus, and when he wanted 70 goto West
Point. as be had no money, ] told him II
be would go and try to come out at the
head of his class would furnish him mon
az. He went and came out at the head Of
bis class. and is now before Chsrleston,
where hope be will come out at the head
of hi class again.
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| ESS.SPEcIAL NoTIcEs Double the above rates.
ES Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number Of changes
made. -, "A. sr.e .s s.....--- t-- .--l rcd sr.
All advertisement from transient persons stra ng
ers to be paid for III adpdnce
Business Cards not exceeding five lines, $40 per year,
6 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square. MA
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all ad-
vertsements for the benefit of other persons well as
all legal advertisements and advertisements OF auction
sales and real estate sent in by them must be paid for
at the usual rates. co.. 49,
1-A Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions, will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Public Meetings be charged in all cases
at full rates.
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each.
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SAD ACADEMIA little son Of Mr..
Springer, ofWellsville, sged about six years,
was instantly killed few days ago, by be-
ing run over by the ''switching engine at
that place. The child was cut completely
in two and one Of its little arms was sever.
ed from its body. A sad accident, indeed,
but it 10 only another warning TO parents
to keep their children from running the
streets.
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GENERAL PRENoST's MARIPosa GRAM
General Fremont, il IS stated has succeed
ed in adjusting all the difficulties heretofore
surrounding the Mariposa grant, and La
settled oil OF bis California business, when
leaves him over a million and half dolisr'
worth or property. -s . ssA
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srrson Soanisb Protestsnts. for resdin

SEVERAL Spanish Protestants, for reading
and lending the Bible, were sentenced to
the palIeys for nine years. The Queen vas
petioned by thousands Of her Catholic sub
;ects for their liberation, and even Napoleon
intsrceded for them, but tbemost she would
do was 10 commute their sentence 10 ban
ishment
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REBEL ARMY or NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE. Comd'g.

GENERAL ROB EhI L. LEE. Couu q
LIEUT.. GEN. EwELL's CORPS D'ARMEE.
MAJOR GENERAL EARLY's DIVISION.
-Four batteries of artillery, OF six guns IN
each, 4SO men.
Gen. Gordon's brigade 10th, 10th
and 23d Georgia regiments.
Gen. Wright's brigade-5th, 18th and
18th Georgia regiments; and lst Louisiana
regiment. ,
Gen. Rsnsom's brigade-24th, 18th 10th
and 35th North Carolina regiments.
Gen. Grimes brigade-3d, 4th and 9th
Louisiana regiments. and l4th Georgia reg
iment.
Strength of the Division-lnfantry e,6Oo;
artillery 480; total lOO90.
MAJOR GENERAL JoHNsoN's DIVISION.
! Four batteries of artillery, of six guns
each, 500 men.
Gen. Tallaferro's brigsde.-23d Virginia,
9th Virginia 47th Alabama and 4sth
Virginia regiments.
Gen. Garnett's brigsde.-lst, 2lst AID
and 4sth Virginia regiments.
Gen. Hoke's brigade.-l5th, 9th, 4oth
and 4Sth North Carolina regi giments.
Gen. Jones "StonewalP' brigade.-4th,
5th, 25th, ~ and 23d Virginia regiments
Strength Vi the Division-Infantry TO-
400. Artillery 500. Total 1000.
MAJOR GENERAL RHODES DIVISION.
Five batteries of artillery, Of six guns il
each, 600 men. i@-
Gen. Archers' brigade.--lst, I tn and l4tt
Tennessee regiments, and 18th Gsorgi'
regiment.
Gen. Greggs brigade.-llth, 18th. l3tt
and l4th South Carolina regiments.
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The silver Mines Of Real del
Doute Seized by the French.

Paris Gang q. )correspondsncs Of London Timesl
A letter from Pachuca; dated the 29th OF
June, tells of . successful expedition sent
from Mexico by Marshal Forey, under the
command Of Col Aymard of the Sixty sec
ond regiment. The force consisted Of two
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The Federal troops in North Carolina
are becoming active. The Coptederate
newspapers say that column elgnt thou
sand strong /, advancing into the interior
of the State from Nevbern-- fhssE object
is yet involved in mystery. ss1Sc> =
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ELvE SOLID LINES OF NoNPAREIL, (oR ONE INcH,)
OR LESS, MAKE A SQUARE.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST lssx

The CHkvALLEx FoRNEY IN Hrs G1ORY-A
Washington despatch informs us chat the
Chevalier Forney has opened new Office for
his Washington Cl.ronicie This is indeed won
derful news. Also that COLLATION. was served
and that speeches were made advocating the
arming Of negroes. The country will be
greatly interested at this intelligence Also
that the celebration was attended by the Pre-
sident, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of
the Navy, several generals and many heads of
bureaus. Why President Lincoln. Secretary
Seward. Secretary Welles and other dignitaries
should assist at the Inauguration Of new Office
Tor petty paper which is never seen out Of
washington, and never read even there, it is
d'mcuit to understand Perhaps it was to give
public evidence of the fact chat Forney's paper
is entirely supported by the United States Trea-
sury, aud is, consequently. bastard sort Of
government institution.
1t is very singular that these poor rural
editors cannot spend few dollars in improving
their papers without making such tremendous
fuss about it. Why, when we expend fifty or
one hundred thousand dollars upon the
HERMb the only way the public know
OF it is by the superior auickness
with which we obtain the news and the supe-
rior manner in which we place it before our
readers. That is just the difference between the
metropolitan and the rural journalists. Such
fellows as Forney cannot spend few hundred
dollars upon their papers without giving din
ner and inviting the President, while we expend
larger sum every day aud say nothing about
It. We are astonished, however, that Lincoln,
Seward and Weiles should so openly recognize
Forney's position towards them. The Chevalier
Forney is one Of those editors who spend their
days in begging for Treasury pap and their
nights in barrooms, and they may be succinctly
described as the drunken laerateurs Of
drunken age. 1f Lincoln, who ia charitable
gentleman, chooses to give Forney cold vic
tuals and half empty bottles, we'll and good
but why should the President call upon his
scavcnger and dine upon some of the scraps of
his own broken meats? Gentlemen do not
follow up their charities in that style here in
this civilized section Of the country. No
doubt, however, the rules Of etiquette and the
usages Of society are very different in Wash
iagton. A queer world this
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CITY IneelliRemce.

TAsnAsr HALL-At the regular meeting OF this Tam
many Society on Tuesday evening, election Wa held
for Grand Sachen, 10 Elijah r. Pardy Sixty
six votes cast, OF which VIM N. Tweed recsivsl
sixty Ave- when he was, notion declared unanmousy
elected There eoussng candidates and no soc.
test or debate.
TEE 0pp FxrLows-lhe annual sesslon Of the 0rasd
Encampment Of Southern New York held as OdA
Fellows Hall yesterday, when tho annual sscsoa for
officers occurred, resulting foiIowsD w. @. Lasgsos,
Grand Patriarch Of No s. G. vsndervoot Grand Pairs-
j. j. Davies, Grand Scribe Of No George smith Grand
Treasurer Of No. 20; John Mcddc Grand Junior Warden
Of NO ~ Mr. j. Davies was reelected Right Worthy
Grand representative OF the Grand Lodge to servo for
two years
NV YoRK PANrras' AssocAuoS.-A large meeting e
this organization held Monday evening ct Coussi
tuition Hall, Mr.. p. Ready, the President in the chair
Tue following officers elected for the NEXT sin
months President r. Ready IRE elected, Vice rres,dsss,
Lawrence Andrews Recording Secretary Thomas Thorn
Robert %nns ssd a..
OF this organization the painters getting 81 per week
more this than last, amounting the end Of the
year 70 about $f56 or enough 10 their rent for many
Of them. And so u IA with many of the other trade
societies, of which there number shis city. This
the third time Mr. Ready has been elected Presosn. o.
the Painters Association which some our hundred
strong
scppsS Dx,rH GxymAt CoacoRaSs wys-hrs.
Elizabeth corcoran wife o. General Michael corcorans
died suddenly Mt her residence No. 5s4 Brooms street, 90
Monday night, from congestion Of the orain.
scupx ~ TAXING LAvpASuu wsddam, tho well
known female inspector attached TO the Custom House,
committed suicide At her boarding house No. 100 Fourth
street Monday nxght, BY taking sndanun Deceased
time. Corovcr kanney VI" uo''ned 70 hod an ~
quest
Txrpxs .ser r,cxc Father Matthew Total Absss-
hence society win hold grand festival and picuic -
Ionea' wood % morrow. George " Tram 10 ameng The
ID A arg unthr Pine ID
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HsRALp must be hand
Cd IN before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
circulation among the entaprisiug mechanics farmers
merchants. manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country IS increasing very rapidly Advertisements u-
serted ia tho WEEKLY HERALD will thus be seen by largo
portion Of the active and energetic people tho United
Bates
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Military AHuirs

COMPLIMENT GBNsgAf. ABNB9 DOUBlBDAY-
DINNER At DELM0NIOO's.
Some OF the friends and admirers OF General Abnss
Doubleday, who, viii be remembered was conneoieA
with General Anderson in the defence OF Fort sumter at
the outbreak Of the rebsiiou ocer at
dinner last Monday evening at DeImouicos. After par
taking with due spirit ofsthe wines and visnds which
were uncxceptona6e, several speeches made aud
the orators VIM. O. Bryant (ho prss,dsd).
Rev DR. Tying, Rev. DR.. Hagany Isaac bailey Rev Mr..
King Horace Greeley and the guest VI the eveang Gene
raj doubleday
TIKI INVALID cORPs.
Two companies Of tho Invalid Corps numbering aoous
two hundred men with arms arrived this city yssss-
day morning from the Army Of the Potomac Tue Invalid
Corps forming AZ this depot numbers nearly seven
hundred men II h understood that the Fort Schuyler
garrison will soon be sent the field aud the roqusleo
number OF nvads take their places
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{. ''''''.''.. ''''''''''''N'~' 49,
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
FfBLoS GARDEN. Broadway-Tax DUKES MORO.
WINTER GARDEN. Observation-Disclosures MUMMY.
NEW B0wERY THEATRE Bevery. Moxrr cv,s,o-
RouGa DIAaoND-KIsG's GARDKNER
nARNUMS AMERICAN MUA8UM Broadway -I,v,-c
TioEs 0ATs-ORANG OurASG--AUrohATor WRirRR. DO, a
al hours RArYAELLx. Tx RsPRoBArE-1DYING 1T on
Afternoon and Evening
WOODS MINSTREL BALL. blA Broadway. -ErzrosrAy
sosoS DAAoss Ao.-TARGEr EXCURSION PAHoRAaA
Or THE NORTH RIVER.
O0yar ~
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, els Broadway
CuklostrtEs AND LECTURES. from A. NJ till 10 r. NJ
HOOLEvT OPERA HOUSE BROOKLYN -Rr.,o,,A.
koNos. DANCES. BuRLEsouxs. &C.
new York. Wednesday. August 8, 1868.
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sesasesaal Election In Wsss virGaass.
WHEELING, August Z. 1888.
Tue West Virginia legislature in joist session ~
elsss.d w. r. Wiley, Of horsaatowa, and ?. O Van w'a-
kie q PArkersburs United States ssnaoss. ha sssn~
On Tho arss end The lasssw q ~ s,xsh teiDs-
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TIL r. To r e.
saratoga Races.
SECOND DAY.

SARAT0GA. August ., lU0&
Tho today numersusiy attended. and pro
duced excellent contests.
The arst for the propretors Darse Of thrse
hundred dollars, mile heats and had Eve starters. viz
Captain Moores Ringeold Oily rst avorte and Jca
Morgan second Ts latter the arst and third heats
IA 81 aud 80, thus winning the The RtaggoA
niy won ths second heat 10 80
The second race was handicap two mile and haK
dash, forty dollars entrance with four hasdred sdds1
Fvo out Of the six horses entered started Ssvoo OAa1
the winner beating Punch Dangerous third;
Hen West, fourth and Observer, 9th. Time-3S6x.
The following 10 q summary
SARATOGA RAoEs-SpcnNp DAy--August A--Tho 0f1
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ia the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
panel Of twenty Grand Jurors was sworn, Of which
Mr.. Hugh Auchincloss was appointed foreman.
Recorder Holman, in charging the Grand Jary,
delivered an able and elaborate address. princi-
pally confined to explaining the causes which led
20 the late riots in this CITY, and tho duties devolv
Ins on Grand Jurors when called upon to take
ooqnixsuce of such unlawful proceedings, Durpg
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IMPORTANT
TESTIMONIAL


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n ,,, NH Se,+ "a Is.7
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p.a5 naa oss r3 . II VA ~ Gapg a5
aa =, 5c',,,t n tle nigbt air and tatiug cold,
c,,,.t almost instant relierby tbe proayt use
N VAN (. lipiyer.al Courh Remedy.n ANA most
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WlSWALL'S IMPROVED
WASHING MACHINE
PATENTED JUNE =, 1889
The Greatest Lqb0r-SaYing hathine ever
invented.
Read tho testimony aal Judge .of yourselves,

Tia following certificate, signed by All tile
County Officers Crth0 County 0f lamole, aud
all tnc Town Officers and Bushes, Men Of
HydlpaTk, where This Machine WAS invented
viii show ia what Iespat i is held AZ home,
sAerg !. has been put l use.
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NolIlE

HI ,hs As.gs aHd legal Representatives of le.
a-cI o.lieen la.er sud seaman 4 TIE Af-
!. Hl Navy ilte HHiie sttie-.
/ rs uneicuisHt Ia ~. esd Gaaa slgeR al.
! Ae iW5 "a toag1fss. WI. s.ss us personal
IeutioB ta ihe prosecution realms on e1H-
ameat for auea Eas q! pN aaaailes, and
nsaat. ISL Interested u .aei clam re ~
uteI II g.ie Importance 81 sriy Hpl@tl1ns-
iugIaess taIeaeislH lag 9alye u lie Proc
te Coau.
NWHghgsier r. hliaEASl
tva i5 Tess, IJa
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HAZARDS CELEBRATED KENTUCKY
RIFLE POWDER, the best in use.
a large assortment Of
LOOKING GLASSES.

a large assortment Of
LOOKING GLASSES.
We lave d fine Room 10 show them, and
intend to keep Stock Of better Glasses than
are usually found ID Country Store
NtLL0W WAGONS, Boys Carts and
w Wheelbarrows.
n0TTED SWISS MusLINs, I2l cts pei
~ yard, worth % cts,
4 ALPHABETICAL HANDKERCHlEFs.
IA for children, given away,
GNOw DROP NAPKINS, very cheap in
~ decd.
PUFF CURTAIN HOLLANDS.
VELVET CARPET sATCHELs, 60 cts,
v worth Sl.00.
+ AIDES BLACK SILK HOSE, Grst
l. rate article, very cheap.
WTIHTE GRAPE sHAwLs. very nice
w article
HLovEs and HOSIERY very large
" stock
II NJ JUDD'S Patent Curtain FiItures,
h. the best thing ever offered the pub
lie
DOSE SCENTED MACCABoY SNUFF.
IL in half pound bottles.
II ERosENR LANTERNS. new Ar.i-
N Gle.
nOWEER's BEsTREROsEER OIL.
ELoUR AND FEED always on hand
| SCHOOL BOOKS All kinds now 10 use
/ - always on hand
BUFFALO ROBES BUFFALO ROBES
/ ID Just received
/ FVHADDEUs DAVID's Celebrated lux,
Il Limpid Writing Plaid, and Brillisn.
/ Csrmine Ink.
DIAPER HAEGIE6s. curtsin Psper. Cur.
i tain Cord and Tsssles "a complete az
sortmeni
Photograph Albums /!
Photograph Albums
Just RECEIVED.
4 FRANK MfLLER's repaired Hsrnsss Oh
II Backing The best SrtScis there s
! TRAEK MLLER's Wssss Proof OIL baes
IT ~ fer s@an ga sbs@s.
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PATENT TURN TABLE

APPLE PAIRING MACHINES,
This Machine has no swapping or reverse
motion, is made entirely Of iron. not liable
to get out Of order. and has no superior for
pairing apples or ounces, however uneven
This Parer has taken the premium at ey-
cry Pair where il has been entered, and 10
now acknowledged the test Parer in the
worid
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Certificate:

W,. the undersigned, citizens Of Lamolle
County. ", hereby certify that we have used
In or families, more VI less, for about i've
months last past, Washing Macup,,, p'aienied
by Mr. Samuel Wiswai, Of llydepark. We
consider it valuable machine, both iH saving
Mbor and avoiding the usual wear aud tear Of
elotlius. II vilioeanse all article Of ordinary
use IS The simple motion Of the Machine, IN
which Is no pounding OF hard friction % iiJure
the articles 10 be cleaned. The Machine ailt
a. .lcd .york with much less labor and much
less mary ~ the clothes than tile ordinary way
Of rubbing on wa-h-boari. Very dirty arti-
cles. IKE Shirt collars ard wristbands, may re-
qulfe some rubbing, but tbs Machine i So ar
ranged hat L can be done ID i as conveniently
rs WITH q common tub and beud For suds.
ing and r.using, the machine is very valuable.
Il wiIl not iniure the finest muslin fabric, lille
It s cleanse bed quilts, heavy blankets, and
even carpets more thoroughly than can be done
by hand We consider 1t great improvement
III cyery kind Of Washing Macsne we hayeey
len known and It's operation gives such uniycr-
sai Satisfaction Sagrcts Il has becu uiei, SIC
thiuk Il must soon come into vcry general use.
tiyieIaFk. w., juEc 2liis59.
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CAUTION

AZ certain uupribcipled persons are at.
tempting to palm Of on the znsuspec,ing
public. limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE,
would caution al persons 10 examine before
purchasing, and see that the full name
sPALDlS6's PREPARED GLUE
Is on the outside wrapper others are
sviudiing csHntsyfeits
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spaldius's TIlroat CONNECTIONS.


They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear lie Threat
They giyestfengjh ami volume TO the voice
They lmparta delicious aroma 10 the breath
They are Delighted to lhe taste
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot
harm any one
advise egcry cue aho has Cough or a
Husky Voice on Bad Breath, or any diff
Guilty Of the Throat % get package Of my
Throat Coufectons' they will relieve yon iu-
smntly, ana YOU win agree with me that
" they 60 right to the spot You will find
them very useful and pleasant while travel
ing or attending public meetings for stillng
your Cough or allaying your thirst Ifyou
try one package, am safe in saying that az.
forwards consider them indispensable, You
will find them at the Druggists and Dealers
ID Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
My signature Is On each package An
others are counterfeit,
Package will be sent BY mail, prepaid,
on receipt of Thirty Gents. Address
HENRY &. SPALDING,
40 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
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10 By the use q these Pills the periodic
attacks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may
be prevented; and iflaken al the commence
ment ofan attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will lie obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the NAUSEA
and Headache owhiehfemales are so subject
They act gently upon The bowels remoy-
ing CosfireafSs
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate be-
males, aud all persons Of sedeatary hdbtts,
they are valuable as Larqtirc, improving
the appetite, giving tone and pigot TO the d.
gestye organs, and restoring their natural
elasticity and strength to the whole system
The CeFhaiic Puis are Che result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
iments, having been III use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
lieyed a vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or a deranged state Of the
stomach. They are entirely vegetable iH
their composition, aud may be taken * MI
times with perfect safety, without making
any change Of diet, and the absence Of any
aiSagreeajte taste renders II easy % admin
lister hem 70 children.
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liquors

HAVING r#azi. i u9i apfHaF %
II ufasf obtaining my Goods
DiFta ua3aF C8s}g4 Haa-c sesl ] NEST rc-
ST. aE @ H attention 81 iha t9aaiy
asi.assF. a9 T9sH agents asa dealers
sc Hg. r. eXaae mF goods asare paflas
H aH 5asH i a.ff u ripr 7ita w.
$50 Nv teeh consists r4i. follows
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