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GENERAL MILITARY REPORTS
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yssx HERALD.


A Gnr:baidian snree.s-Ioscmcnts OF Man.
teufiers Arsay-Mere About tho Proposed
Armissire ~ crman arpss.s st Dr~ux-
Eepnbiicnn Demonstration ia Tours-yart-
Gus Matters.
LONDON, Nov. 90 1870.
The Garbaldlans under Ricciotti Garlbaidi, Killed
and captured 500 Prussians at Chattilon.
MOVEMENTS or MANrEuFrEL's ARMY
correspondent telcgraphs from the Prussian
headquarters, via Epernay. on the 1sth:-Yestcraay
General ManteurYel was at Rhe ms with the FIRST
ana Eighth army corps, marching by scissors
toward Amens. with instructions to direct his
course southwestward, In case OF q heavy attack by
the Army Of the Loire.
MORE ABOUT THE PROPOSED ARMisrrcE.
My despatch last night concerning the new dc.
mand made by England through odo Russell for an
armistice was confirmed tonight by the Observer,
which says that the negotiations for an armlstce
are opened on q basis which promises success.
THE FRENCH PRESS ON rnE PROPOSED ELECTIONS.
The Tours Mon,te,T declares that tho delIvcrance
OF the country from invasion must preccde any cleo.
iys
press Of France len0unce this course.
AN ENGAGEMENT AT VOWEL.
correspondent at Amiens teiegraphs, the 2oth:-
An engagement took place yesterday at vone near
Tergnier, between French volunteers and the Prus-
SLAMS. The latter were strongly .ntrcnched and the
volunteers retired. Tie French oommandant was
wound d AMI captain Petit killed The camp at 81.
Vicrren was fired tn morning. combat rs imln
neat in the direction OF Bcauvalse.
GERMAN RsPULsE AT EvREUx.
A telegram f,oln Rouen dated yesterday states
that the Germans attacked Eyreux the same day.
but they met with vigorous resistance from the
National Guards and retired TO the enyirons
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION IN TOURS.
A despatch from Tours, November ls. says:-A
great republican demonstration was made here to-
night The crowd paraded the stree's and pro-
ceedcd to the Hotel de Vile, where all the speakers
declared their willingness to die for the republic
Gambetta addressed the crowd saving they should
do more than get up demonstrations, and ttey
should abstain from bomoast and shouting
PRUssIAN SCOUTS AT MoSTARGrs
telegram from Tours. dated Tins afternoon re.
ports that Prussian scouts were seen In the vicinity
OF Montarrls on the nth.
GERMAN SEA CAPTAINS To NE HELD AZ PRISONERS
The 4onheur OF Tours says the captains OF Ger.
man merchantmen captured 10y the French naval
forces will be treated as prisoners Of war;
GENERAL WAR NOTES
The Prussians claim successes TOR their arms be.
fore Montmedy and Chauyeney.
The French loss at Cnateaudun Is now reported AZ
500 killed, wounded and pr isoners.
A commission Of inquiry is TO be called 10 ,ry
Marshal BaZane.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

No BOmbnrdmcnt Possible at Frcsent-Dis-
ease I'm the German Camps--The French
Intrenc ming Movements Within Their
'Lnes-Posi,ions OF the Germans.
LONDON, Nov. 20 1870.
correspondent writing from Versailles on the
18th and 10th says:--
NO BoMBARDMENr POSSIBLE AT PRESENT.
Itreally seems as II no commandment was possible
before next spring. The siege o. Troy over again
The German guns literally stuck in the mud and
constant labor Is being employed In attempting to
make practicable roads, but nearly all in vain.
Should sorte now occur, with great difficulty the
Germans could only bring small number OF guns
into action. lntrenchments the rear OF thcr POSI-
lions TO guard against attack IRON the direction OF
Orleans proceed slowly.
DISEASE IN THE GERMAN CAMPS.
bronchitis, pneumonia tyDhls fever and small
rox are on the increase, and the hospitals are in
wretcled condition. When German solder tails
III IL seems ne is expected to die us soon as possible
and take himself out OF the way. The hospitals are
1earuly filthy, and the patients are destitute or
bedding, exposed to the cold and deprived or the
necessary food. In some hospitals ali the patients
fe every night and the beds are emptled OF the
dead and Immediately filed with new sick.
THE FRENCH INTERVENING.
The French continue, with incessant activity,
throwing up new WORKS aud armng them with
guns, whereof hey seem 10 have an inexharstbIe
supply. Tney are digging rifle pits and also appa-
renty constructing mines.
MOVEMENTS WITHIN THE FRENCH LINES
luminous silence has prevailed some days III their
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large forts ana Their has been very little nring.
Great bs s~~ Of troops are exercised every day on
the plains IN front OF Mont valerieD ana on the
peninsula bo1nied BY the Seine and on the roads
leaamg south Of the city. Large quantities OF vege'
tables are sslli IN IN. fields around the city. ana
parties are every day engaged In digging and con-
vesinx them inside.
rosrncss ov rnx GERMANS.
The greatest amount OF sickness prevails In the
saxon army commanded by the Crown Prince,
whsae headquarters are ~ Margency; the Gardc du
Corps. 81 the rriace OF wurt-msarg. headquarters
a. cyne ~; the rsarta arny corps, under General
Won Awe siesu headquarters Of sossy; the Twelfth
saxon army corps undsr Prince George Of saxony,
neasqasrser. o, IL Vert caiaut.
80 soErs ExrKcrvp.
An0sher correspondent AZ Versailles the 18th inst.
trlegsaTas a. ioi osss--it ~ believed the French
wsi naks No sortie present from PARIS. The Army
o. 10 Lclre mas wahdrawn southwark to avoid
heinz snos "a between the herman armies marching
against ft
ASoruKn s-oar ~ rnR oERxASs' HEALTH.
the spirit Of the German troops around Paris ia
sxcsleas and their health very good considering
the cold and damp weatner. The last was another
aaiet nigai IA tas Siege WORKS
FoVo PLENTIFUL
Focd continues rlcnn nj am No the Germans. The
msrxrt prizes a. Versailles are much greater than a
month ago.
GEawss Union.
Tnongh mo- jet definitely concluded the negotia-
lions Or the union OF Germany are regarded as
saicls broarhs through The critical state. several
German statesmen have returned home.
pmfaHruRg ~ GENERAL mAzEv.
General Ilasen has lcft Versailles for Germany.
u = aenisd thai has journey had or VIII have po-
llticai character.
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PREMIER GLADS TONES Posi-!
TON.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Bismarck ssvindiciive' and Prussia Offended.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1870.
There Is much remark In diplomatic circles on
the imprudence oil Mr.. Gladstone In writing to the
London times on The situation over the signature
OF "scrutator.n A communication In reply appears
from Max Muller.
II IL understood that Bismarck Is extremely vim.
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RUSSIA READY TO MOVE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERAtu
An Iron-c'ad Squadron upd Army Force
Under Orders--A Last Chance for rho
Kaiser and the sultan.

An IrOn-c!nd Squadron and Army Force
Under Orders--A Last Chance for tho
Kaiser and the sultan.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1870.
correspondent at St. Petersburg, writing on
the 18th inst, says:-An imposing ironclad Russian
squadron viii shortly make its appearance III the
Dardanclles and military force viii appear on tue
Danube If Vienna and Constantnople are less com.
plant than Russia hopes. General Ignatllr has
started for Constantlnople, furnished with very
explicit instructions.
A NATIONAL MILITARY FUNDAMENTALLY ARMED
A GUARANTEE OF PEACE.
A correspondent teIegrapns from ST. Petersburg
on the l9tn inst, slying:-"A decree has been
issued extending the compulsory military service
to all classes OF the population the decree is well
received by the journals, and is considered peace
fu measuren
CoNTRADIcTED THE SAME DAY.
It's asserted that Russia has declared her willing.
ness to grant very extensive military burroughs 70
ailay The uneasiness Of the people.
Earl Grnnvilc's CircuIar-Whnt the British
secretary Admits-Neccssity Of u Congress
and Hopes from Diplomacy.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 49, 1870
The ST. Petersburg gazette discusses the English
note ana says that Earl Granville admits the sub.
stance Of Russla's demands and that therefore 1t IS
useless quarrel about form. Austria did the same
by Won geusts position to revise the treaty. NO
advantage to England or Austria would arise from
a war. Al form OF circular was necessary because
1t was Impossible to get congress 10 modify the
treaty otherwise. Russia was not the first to break
the treaty. A peaceful result viii probably be OBJ
tanned by diplomacy.
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Imperial Eueray aud National Determination.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1870.
Advlces from Constantinople show that the PortA
Is preparing to make most energetic resistance
TO Russian pretensions.
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The QUESTION IN BELGIUM

Grand Russian Naval Decentralization Ex-
pected.
LONDON, Nov. %, 1870
Acorrcspondent at Brussels teiegraphs, the 2otn:-
The st. Petersburg correspondent OF the Independ-
ance Eelge announces thar an imposing Russian
iron-c.ad feet viii soon appear IN the Dardanelles.
Vessels win he bought in the United states with the
money due for the Russian Northern possessions
lately acquired by the American government.
Public Opinion Tending to Peace.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 90 1870.
II Is thought here that the aspect of the Russian
difficulty Is more pacific.
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oPERAr oNs ~ TIE NORTH.
rElElsAMs 70 IM Wv roar Mulu.

sa~'"S " ~ -" VIVA "tAsev
A. Ensarcmeas Near vss~i--A Camp ON
Tire-A Bsrsie sxp~csed az Bcssssis-Ru-
ussrca ssS,.e sf rrsrhs.
LoSpos, Nov. 20. 1870
Despatch rom the nav yoRx HERALD CORES.
pondenl al A@icns dated to.a y. says that an en-.
gagement between the Prussans and tue volunteers
Of somnc took place &C voaei Tho frussians were
In strong force and entrencheo. Tue volunteers were
repused. TIE camp al -. yascien was on Gre this
morning. battle Is expected al Bcauvais
Is rumored that Trocha has made a sortic IA
far as canssse.
Military Operations In the North az France
Fr-aeh Defeat Near Observation-Disclosures nj
Mese-~i.n ~ Gas-.y arrangement as sarcy-
Geserai Items.
LrLLE. Nov. %, 1870.
There was a eight yesterday IN the department Of
the Aisne between q French force, composed OF
Francs-tireurs and Mobile Guards. aud Prussian
detachment moving from Tergny Tns Ere nch
finally retired In good order. the losses on both
sides were about equal.
81 FINISHES ELSEWHERE.
There was similar encounter on the same day
near Nemesis, IN which the French were driven
back. sklrmish at Gulssy, near La ferc, Is also
reported.
EsoAGrxR~r AT sARcy.
AT sarcy. ON the i6eh. an engagement took place.
In watch the Prussians lost 200 kliea wounded aud
taken priscness, and fifteen Francs ureurs we're
wounded and one Killed.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Germans threaten an attack on NenfchateL
The French 10 scs the CONFLICTS before Mont
mcdy have been
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THE TREATY OF PARIS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yoax HERALD.
A Solemn Provision Against Sudden War
Essential Cause Still Wanting.

Essential Cause Still Wanting.
LONDON, Nov. 90, 1870.
Article nine OF the treaty OF March %. 1885, Is still
regarded as barrier to war especially when con-
sidered In connection with the protocol OF
April Is OF the same year. This article as
explained by the protocol requires reference
OF questions which may arise TO q ir endly Power
preliminary to any act OF hostility. 1t VIII be no
tced that an overt act, not declaration. however
hostile IL NAV be in TONE Is necessary to constitute
a breach Of the treaty.
The overt act Is SIN wanting.
PRUSSIA ANTICIPATING HER vorE-FRIENDLY 70
rnK GAR
Prussia, In case OF revision OF the treaty OF
PARIS. Will consent TO no restriction on the free nc
tion OF the CAR
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dictive towards Mr.. Gladstone In consequence Of
inspired In the public prints.
BISMARCK NOT IN SECRET ARRANGEMENT WITH
THE czAR.
LONDON. Nov. 20. 1870
despatch nom Berlin. OF this date. says
odo Russell has received assurances from Bis
marck that there Is no private understanding be-
tween Russia and Prussia on the Black Sea question.
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GERMAN OPINION.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The Germans In England Believe In Peace.
LoSDos. Nov. 20, 1870.
In German circles there is a strong conviction that
there win DE no war.
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England Ready to March Troops from
Asia In Case Of War.
What tho prcnicrs and
Peoples say
RUSsIA's OPPORTUNITY.


British Ofsicial Exposition az IN. siruation-
Great Powers Coaiiiios Improbable
Count Bcusrs Diplomacy and Austrian Tn
tercsts In et. Petersburg.
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French Flank Movement Upon Versailles
Inc Ens"xoment Near Dreux and D~feat Of
the Frcneh-von Der Tann Forced Back To
Abiis-hIovements Of Prince Frederick
Charles.
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For saving be le,.nnarc,
70 hor thai Is the fsiret unge.. ~ori4.
seem s. no. ~ ~ ~, 10 Nv ~. work my work
yo@fsn% ord b , ,,,i-5 a@ S6c i y :" ''
Then nisht We .,le,e1s.iI IN ct cry thing
And rel gn ne W.T. 'j,Ts land to tighten u,
HsNc p."e wei ~ IN dead world to max" Itli''
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A Noble Revenge

c,l The coffin was plain one-a
,i,.-able pine coffin. No flowers on
IL Ton. no lining of rose white SATIN Tor
d. ,,io brow no smooth ribbons about
,bo rTa-se shroud. The brown hair was
isil lorcntlv back, but there was no
orippel CAP. with its neat tie beneath the
chin The sufferer from cruel poverty,
smiled in her sleep she had found bread,
rect and health.
II want to see my mother sobbei
poor child as the city undertaken screwed
down the top
"You can't-get out Of the way, boy;
why don't somebody take the bratf
"Only let mo see her one minute cried
the haplcss, hopless orphan, clutching the
side Of the charity boxi aud rs he gaZed
into that rough face, anguishcd tears
s,reamed rapidly down the cheek on which
nochldish bloom ever fingered. o. twas
pitiful 90 hear him cry, "oEly once, let me
sec my mother, only once
Quickly and brutally the hard hearted
monster struck the boy away, 50 that he
reelcd with the blow. For u moment the
boy stood painting with grief rage and his
blue ewes distcndcd, his lips sprung apart
FIRE glit,ered through hi. tears, "a be
raised his puny arm, and with most child
ish accent screamed, "Whcn Pm man
I'll kill you for that
There was a coffin OH heap OF earth be-
tween ths mother and the poor fors AIKEN
child and n monument stronger than gran
itc built In his boy-haart 70 the memory OF
heartcss Decd.
scene 1.-The court house was crowded
20 sufocation.
doc. any one appear as this mans
COUNSEL asked the Judge.
There was y silence when hD luish Cd
until, with lips tightly pressed together q
look OF strange Intelligence, blended with
naughty reserve, upon his haud'om,
features young man stepped forward
with firm thread and kindling eye, u
plead for the crring and the friendlcss
lie was a stranger bu, from his first SEN
tence there was silence. Tho spicndor Of
Mi. genius entranccd, onvinccd. Tho
man who could no, find n friend was ac-
quilted.
Scene III.-"May God bless you, sir, I
cannot
Il want no thanks replied the
stranger with icy coldncss.
Ill believe you are unknown 10 me.
"Man ! will refresh your memory.
Twenty year, ago you struck q broken
hearted boy away f>om his mothers poor
coffin. Twas that poor, miserable boy.
The man turned liyid.
"Have you rescued me, then. 10 take ny
life
"No, have swcetcr revenge ! have
saved the life Of the man whose brutal
deed has ranked in this breast for twenty
years. Co and remember tho tears al
a friendless child
The man bowel his heal N shame, and
went out from the presence of % msgnun'
unity a. grand 70 himns incum prchensibl'
and tho noble young lavyl- ielt God
smile in his SOIL forever aft,r.- fLwh'ra'
Obssrtsr.
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ssy:..lANs,
T WAIsDNE.., N. ID. Cairo.

i . REsIDENCE-COrner Of Niuctc,th 81, q
Washington ave. oFElcE-un Commercial ave-
am to " M, lsundays excepted, and nom 2to
pm
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t.olk 60 Your Chitdren -rhe Great
Soothing s;emedy.
Itifr- ,olir aud bIp Ping ptrft'E
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'''' te.thing.
subdueu CVnNul-IDr- pufcE
49," .;,,r- mud overcome GiI dis %
"Hi' '.'"' lptse- Incident Ia 10. ygsi-
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400. 'Cules pH rhco, ll .cu. lutrE
400, 80 ',p. 'yry, Hud summer CON. yt
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n.
It's Go uteti iul'hi - nnd 'hNhTcus so'ihing
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20 hr Bullrtin.
EXTRACTS.

Better ttust oil. aud Ne deceived,
AMI weep that trust, amt nat oc'eNIIb'
Than aouht orc heart, Pot, T brIeNtl,
Had lir4acV .re 70 with tue helIer'nH,
on IN this hooking world, too fast
Tho doubling hcni o'crinlses our y"'."
Better be chcsicd e. 'hc lGst
Than lose the blessed hope OF ttuH
- Hhfficf.
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Special Notices.


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&c information for everybody. Sent by mail, free
postagel for 80 cents.
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TuE uEsr ~ rnT woRLp--does not contain lead
no yItripl poisons to paralyze the system or ro-
luce death. Il IS perfectly harmless-r", liable
Mountainous. Avoid the Wanted an deusiye
.auarau on- boasing virtues they donot possess,
yea would escape the danger. The genuine
", A. Bachelors Hair Dye has thirty years rep
citation to uphold its integrity Sold by Drug
g.-,s. Applied at lG Bony street, ~ Y.
nnNtlIRNN
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Brakes Coliertio.I

,ir.riy ono hundred receipts Tor making brandy
.ll..uH. % Winc Gin, Alc, Beer, ocrdiais, su-
roo "lI.s. snd inGch Other u-oful information
.. .'r.. .,,.,.us 10 ur tu"u .,"iarne nny Of the
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Getting Marsteu.

E.-ays foy young men, on Social Evils md tho
yluprt,ty or improperly ofge,ting married With
.su t,ry help f,t those uho feel UNITED for mat
r..nonim happiness Sent free, IN scaled enSel.
ones. address Howard Arsoeia tioD, Boz l., Phil
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The impcrishab,e Perfume.

AsaI a,le, 60, p'Jiune, nov "a ne have no pct
nunrlp., Au uHHr o. tHp aftcr sheir use, there u
alir,rc 90 perfume len. ilow dfcr'n' r. the r..
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FREE MASONRY SCOTLAND.

In a lecture recently delivered before
the New York CALIFORNIAN Club, on the
history OF the Scottish Free Masons, 1t
was stated that the first Lodge OF Masons
was formed In Scotland at Kilwinny, in
the year 748. In 1860, at the time James
l., Masonry in Scotland began to assume
its modern form, and that monarch APP.
pointed William st. Clair, his heirs and
successors, to be Grand Masters. The
institution, however, declined, and be.
came almost extinct In 100. The old
members at that time relaxed the an
cient rigor IN reference to admissions,
and initiated persons who were not
qualified Masons, and from this circum.
stance the term "Free and Accepted
Masons" arose. The order now num-
beers over 100000 members In Scotland,
or more two and half per cent. OF the
entire population.
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BULLS
SAIS ~ "a II ~ * LII a
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother:
benton BARRACKS, Mo-, April 80, 1905.

Benton Barracks. No, April 81, ls6e.
pR, JOHN RULL-Dear siri knowing the eff.
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statement Of my cases
Twas wounded about two years ago-vas taken prs.
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that that In genuine. Please express ne half dozen
bottles, and oblige CAPT e. i. JoHNsoN,
81, Louis. Mo,
p. S-The following was written April 80, lsbo, by
Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother OF Capt, Johnson
DIR, JOHN BuLl.-DeaT slri Ny husband, Dr. G.
:. Johnon, was a skillful surgeon and physician ia
Central New York. where he died. leaving the above
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h. bad chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which
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10 again have recourse 20 your sarsaparllla He In
tariul Of getting spurious article hence h.s writing
oyou FORT, Ills wounds were terrible, but believe
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS!
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Ark anoa1 heard from
Testimony or We deal Men.

Testimony or We deal Men.
stony Point White Co., Ark. May IS, 60.
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My son-in-law, who was with me in the store, has
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DR. Coffee, who has been in bad health for several
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Btters has given you great popularity in this settle
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Nicely Respectfully,
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Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky.
For Sale by BARCLAY bros.
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LOOK 10 YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy |!

MRS. Cures Cole and Gripping IN PRIC Il
WhlrCOMBS the bowels, aud facihtates rs
SYRUP. the process OF teethng. )CENTS
MRS subdues Commissions and ov- PRICE
WHIrCoMB'S ercomes all diseases lncdenty ~
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