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~ Logenges and Powders the Alkatine Lacatss-The
Akaue Lactues exercise the beneficial Influence over
the arrangements Of digestion either bv their peculiar action
the membrane the ading 10 Ina
latter through their combination wi the saliva to the gastric
juice, esuppy Of Tactic ACID which all English french an
other Fhysologss admit to be an essential principle
geson FOR the information Of those may be without
medical advice may be Byuptop az Inn
paired digestion are: Headache pain the forehead hei
crnia, gastritis, gsrulga heartburn wind stomach
and bowels loss Of appetite, emaea, All these soon
disappear under action OF Alkaline Lactates which
may be always had in lOzenges powders.
General depot In Paris RIM aULF CO.'S Chetnistg to
H. l. HI. Prince Napoleon, As ftichelieu
In New Orleans at DUGOkGE'S, DELOCHEiS. GUIL,
LOTS and other uundC
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RoBERF ]. KRR. NR


The undersigned Deputy Reenreruf Mortgages certiaes
le we nessg Act af Incorporation has heen this dav
Fee IN DIS ONCE N Seeiety BOOK No g. Fnhes 10 IsS
.slgnsal CHAS, G, LENES Deputy Recorder
New Orleans, July i6ih, 1865.
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TWENTY EIGHTH
he parties to this act

Thus done and passed the city Of New Orleans The d
anu SeSR aforesaid in the presence Adophe Lenos
names with said parties and me notary ~ 80 'S
- w - The original is signed:
ueo' ~ MaAassh, u, A. Eagar, Edward Rtgnev
A. a, Lenes, L G. Weodyilie,
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Atrue copy FROM the Original - 'A' p1piio'
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
me undersigned Debaty Recorder Of Mortgages far the
hessh sna CITY % New Orleans State lousiaa certSes
W rs l9egolng act Of charter has this day been recorded h
mis- othee In soctOty B. No 6 T. 100 to IC9 - 49, ~ -
NkS oRIEASs, May LIST. 1856
Stsned1 CHARLES E. LENEs.
Deputy Recorder
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,toss,s c,,,,a,,.. ~. Vienna, August %, 1855
In reply to the letter you addressed to his Excelency the
Emeassado have the honor to inform you that Professor
hetEnsk is Of high standing ut Vienna that he
personally much thought Of passes Tor one Of he best
Chemists in Germany. PIgRpEr w.
Consul and Attache to the Embassy
General Depot in PARIS at GRIMAULT 4 co "a a rus
Richelleu. In New Orleans at 49,
DUo6kGE DELoCHE a GUILLor,
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This new erugiuous medicine elements Of the
blood and bones md iron in qui IT different from
al hitherto offered TO the public is liquid cuOre5s taste
lsa tspeedy cares chuFesis palms the stomuch dicult
dl2cStsn dysmenurrhmA and Rnem a.
The majority oi the Academies Of Medicine Of Paris recon.
mend the PhosPhate Of Iron "a ladies delicate constitution
suffering from enA, and all other persons atgued from
over anxiety, nervous emotions, oyerwork general debility
and poGTuuss OF blood ''
II is the only preparation which causes constipation
and can be borne by the most delicate stOuaCls.
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OF THE
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS. sa,1 Fas

CHARTER

.aI3 38aa S STATE or LOUISIANA !
LHE City OF New Orleans
ves o nm o a o ais IWsnty,xth day Of Agr the
before me Edward Barnett notary public ia and m the t
personally came and appeared the parties Nhose names ae
VINO declared that ayaiug themselves Of the
@ 81 tue statutes Of this State relative to the
corporations 10 this State, theS have oosenanted and
hem form to s e0Seasst agree and bind
s Hsc sga pnRCaes and under the stipuiatens md
EsuRASGE oMPR SSS'YP0 81 New sS$ b the ATLA
m hereny established in the city Of New orleans
y snai commence s business the whole Hnonn
its capital stok shall be- subscribed In s ~ q,
corporate hsSine device liz eoa 81 anna sn " Pave
state Of Louisiana and for inscription the name Of he
SECOND,
e objects and purposes Of the Company
- 70 make iusarances upon Dwelling Houses Store.
Household Furniture Goods Wares Me chandise assbir
"a TO make insuranees poR Ships aud Sr6eq sea vess.
steamooats apd other vessels Freight Clouds Bills If hx
bullion Of Money and against al Maritime INLAND Trans
potat'9n Risks Boomy aud Respondents Interests and
marine, river lite and insurance Of any KIND What
soeyer with privilege Of exercising all either OF par
Tbs Company may cause itself to be rensured against auy
notices and other legal process wherein the Company MAY be-
Interested shall be served The President to Be appointed In
me manner hereinafter provided for.
THIRD
The capital stock Of said Gompaay be three hundred
and seventy i've thousand dollars divided into three thousand
hundred and hty shares Of hundred dollars each
e II P'a i't a. the Tins and IN dc manner following
1hs sabsreEs to the said stock shall pay into the hands Of
ness The Of Twenty Dollars ia cash upon each ana every
Tie oopSSy r he rebp ss I a4ss e we order S
@ ma q. the esce Of said Company, at such F6es
sueH manner rs The Board Of Directors may deermue pro-
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proposed e issae the fla the above 10 Sep
tsost ne tn9 tn view "a is adreiIOn a. ths flaeI
Sl&hu tha OnAhlFt AZ mnnnnieang Ecclesiastical Insi
gencs al the South ahe tauti esq = A AHseii-
While defused re fis Iheresfl Of tina pr,ts,t.,
other attainhhle matter raiatise tbereto IA r - H.
made use.u Family Papes with special deearassts "
Sil adyac4e the and elevation ~ Enea.s,n
ana Literature ~ n midst and sd n scienaa vt
ment q theNast Az ieuura C0mmereia Mechnnieal ana
Mineral Resources " the South; thus ~ 9
adortion Of the asboFsayng diseosefies 81 tie are btse
too much ae ced We mas hops 10 attain former AS we'll
as fhture wealth and prosperity. go
We mast Look to that which il dIFeety praeiiea For
though having enasa and upsurpassea be le.ts IN.
hardly yet been developed while the iOer IN 4st r
OF tbs world, e refreseat As unhealthy.
~ thus bEculueS necessary nt facts IN order 10 ~
rect eRrofa and Interpretations tending destroy she
Of southern lnuds. property and interests
Noticing the occurrences The day il will iheWss contain
eemmeEelal colnmn limited spaee viii be allotted for
genera, advertisements
4 hoped b. sec chs taensgf tbs South aud South
e e make ts paper ot geueTai anes especially
saese Asetena ard hereio5e is made
men and others, who feel interest In he religions
ao,a nseastusl seeaae a9e material peouees 81 the
SONIA - Ae - agents and co butnfs to the
We the - forward lists Of Subscribers early as pos
sue 70 Rev GEO w SrtCKNEf Ed,tnr
Bax ~ New Orleans, La
l.
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FkENcA MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT & CO.,
Chemist" to HI. L. II. Prince Napoleon
IS RUE MCHELIEU, PARIS
aR1MAUIrs SYRUP OF 1oD1zEp HORSE RAJ

dRIMAULTs SYRUP OF LODGED HORSE RADIsH
This syrup is employed with the greatest success IN nacs ri
Cod Liver Oil 10 which 1t infinitely superior Il cres diS
eases OF the chest scroiua ymphac disorders green sc
ness muscular STONY and loss OF appetite e
constitution by purifying the blood aud To- in word the nj st
powerful depurative known II atigues the
and bowels and adu with the greatest efficacy u
yohng children subject humUrB Of the gud
At last 10 very eicacious the diseases the skin
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THBRAPEUFI0 VALUE OF GRIMAULT q
CO.'S Chemists In Paris llT =
Ferruginons svrnp of Eser.uvInn Earl


IN solving problem hitherto declared unsovab,e by all
ssyants, /. e. the COMBINING of IRON WITH BARK
called ferragnons Syrup of Peruvian Bs Messrs GIRL
Paris have discovered medicine unexceptona merit and
tins most highly competent recognising
great medical value '.I4f=.r. I',s3.1HT ~ -77
The following important document has received from
Germany, country recognized passsss chemists
the world lBis from Professor KtziRB Chemical
to the Law Courts who esti6es In the following
value the Syrup OF Bark CAeica Gazette of Vienna Oct
II, 1869 ... .-.7 -5-l ri -
Mr GRTMA ULT has suveseded In the happiest manner In
combining relative qualities different parts PURE
AND EXNELLkHT MEDICINES; the SO rs theiron
thus disguised in addition 70 its agreeable flavor is much
rapidly absorbed
Mr. GRIM aULT'S FERRIfGIkOUS SYRUP is therefore
OF tile best pharmaceutical preparatOnsa truly scientifcal
erugfnous medicine which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought after Of giving iron and bark in simpea nd
agreeable or free from d6eC ana satisfactory all parties
[Signedl VINCENT RLE1zINShI,
Chemical ADayzsr to TIE Law Hospital Chemist
r & H. DU WIEDEK.
Professors OF Chemistry
Let in what the French Ambassador at
replies GTimRult e regards high
estimation in which Mr.. Klezinski is held:
"FREBcH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,
Vienna, august % 1855. !
GENTLB1sRE-In reply to you dressed his
Excaency. have the honor to inform
Professor OF high standing Vienna
personally thought of aud for of tho
'''' s"'''l-''' IL PIERRET,
Consul and essache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, GRIMAULr Il CO.'S,
In New Orleans, DUCoNGE DELoCHE / GuILL0Tis
And good Chemists
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CHARTER.

ded that the shall be made by nstamens of
than twenty dollars each share such eriods may
agreed upon by said Directors thirty days notice
French and English languages in two newspapers published
daily in the city of orleans shall be given yment
be made which said capital stock Of Three Hun
dred and sevenve Thousand Dollars may be increased
One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars hereinafter
provided
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THE HANDsBOHO oInsas DEAEoURAr

The publication Of the above od-estabshed weekly paper
Ea be resumed on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866,
y ti,ndsboro Harrison county, Mississippi.
subscriptions and advertisements respectfaly solicited
5RliNs-ttye dollar per anppm in advance
Jackson hissssppsa and AeFifian issl Clarion pleas
copy three times, p. X, MAYERSt
Editor and Proprietor,
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the undersigned hereby certify TINT the
OF Incorporation has been this recorded In my current
register, in Book Society No g. TO- 1872.
(Signedl UHAS f sONEs
New orleans, JunF IL, lBb6 Deputy ReCOrder
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fAME GREAT EFFlCACGOUSNESs OF
Messrs SrmEult Co p ludlzed syrup Of Horse Rad
ishLhS lodIed syrup Of Horse hEd OF Nes5rs GriAult
A Co, Chemists to H. l. h. Prince Napoleon at Paris Il
always excellence succedanious Cod OH and The
best treatment to follow in Lymphatiu and Scroous sec-
GpS rs Wsn as II various outneous diseases The public
medicine, by Professor Ketznsk from tile Cheists
Journal ~ Yna well the addressed TO Mesrs
GrimAat 90, by hs Ezcelency the French EmbasaAdor
Il is as follows:
Grlmaults lodi2ed Syrup of Horse Radsh not in frea
elementary and cauc state but in the odhydric acid
and Of organic combination similar the iodine Contained n
God Liver OIL.
-, 1891, (sgnedl VINCENT RLRTZIRsKI,
Cheuical AnayEer TO the Law Courts Vienna Hosps
OheulsL. l. and t. BU WTEDKE,
Professors uf Chemistry,
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B AaElss sTUFFs nALTNa srUFFs.
DEAFNESS go IIsayr EadIa aAaaINn.

AAAAHAt1a ana Heavy ladia &AGGFkG
t-p044,e.s,,y ,.s,,,.s in bales.and rals
MAaHlAk ROPE bes brands
IRON tbs ali pAirnts
Constantly on maud and Qr sae 10 lots suit purchasers by
MARSHALL J. SMITH q co
NO. 81 Caroudeiet street.
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Nervous Headaches and NeurnIgiaa
simultaneously cured by
GRIAIAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARAEA.
BETTER Than Copniba.

,ss sssl,ss .S s,tsi9se used from time Brazil
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MAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICO yEGETAtJs

hATICO YEGETALIs.
Whec all other preparations failed these preparation
VIII always effect These insure d extraordnary
cure of and chronic private diseases
They are used in the hospitals Of Paris BY the celebrated Dr.
fc0ud and are found greatly superior an hitherto know
mineral remedies aud eopdba cubeDs. Tie injection
used r. recent and capsules in chrome cases
General depot In Paris at GkIMAULT- II co a
Chemists 10 Il. l. Il. Prince Nap0is n
.a.. .... ~ kichelieu.
solo In New Orleans by DUCOEGE,
DELOCHE
GUILL0T,
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new ORLEANS. July 18th 1866
GhaHes ~ Gutenberg District Attorney Of the FRS
Judicial District State of Lousans hereby certify that hay
examined the within act Of incorporation OF Southerr
hospital Association, for disabled soldiers am Of The
opinion that the purposes aud objects Of the Grafton
speeed IN I'd act legal and that provision,
therein contained contrary to law
(Slgned) o. H, LUzEEBERG,
Dstrics Attorney of the irst Judicial District
State Of Louisiana.
certify the foregoing TO be correct COPY Of the
original act ne aud of record my Office and of thf
approval thereof by tho District Attorney = - =
New orieaus 18th July, 1866 = -, NN''-
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All the corporate of said company shall be exercised
by Board Vt Director composed o. nineteen stockholders,
be elected the frat Monday in January year the
office OF the Company Notices elections shall given
and continued for ten days mme lately preceding
in the French and English languages provided for
The Board shall appoint hr stockholders inspectors pre-
fail TO attend the President SHAH appoint act
stead The Board thus elected tAke their
first Monday OF the tn OF January ia year aud to hold
unalihed, - -
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This Act Of Deterioration may Ia nodaed aIte,ed ar
amended Or the said Company dissolved general nesting
81 he seckhode TO be convened fo that pufpOsO after
days notice n the ngsh and French uguages as esad
and 40 hereia provided for and with the
tns stek ~ tnch meeng and any and all such
modeeaon alterations amendments, dissolution shall be
recorded and published according to law
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The first Board of Directors shall consist OF the following
stockholders SHAH remain Office until the t Mona
january 1901 orunl their elected and auaI
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]. q. HAapg, seorataire a,Etat.

AsA0sfEca'us ,.s..s. PhosrRorUa
TIKI oHURo Il VISITOR,
Devoted e &c Interests q hs Protestant Episcopal Church
we be Published every Saturday.
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No More Consumption.

dRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYpHOsrHATE OF LIME
THIS new medicine is sovereign remedy In phthisls and
serious 3mptoms The cough is relieved he Hit s,gais
eease, and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS lin health
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By the Governor:
J. II, HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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The nsme aud title of the Company shall be Tha CONNER
ta insu ance tmpany aud dOmy is hereby established
in the city Of New eans t sha eontinno and exist for
wenyhvs years fro the date organization 1t shall
enee Immediately on organ zaton II shall have
inscription the name of the Company and The date of this
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-10
COnneotIcutBIue laws.

An exchnngo paper gives nearly weoFumn
.of,sprriton Gan,.n Wild, ara sid to hnvo
s...,~.I'.. A.. N,...l,....,,..sl':-.o Ct.
appeared IN tue NoF'nanp'onSn'fs oPy IN
lT81, from which we clip ths foilOwing'
ii No one shall travel cook victuals make
beds. sweep house, cut hair OF sLavs on
the Sabbath day. "a. .,..,-...,....,
No one shall run on the Sabbath day, or
walk in the garden, or ogsew here, except
revoreutly to aud from meeting!is .o9i
No woman shall kiss her children on the
Sabbath or fasting day. t..s
No one shall buy or sslslsnds without pe..
mission of tho selectmeh
"A frAnkard shall lave a master appoint.
sd by lie selectmep, who ara to debAr him
(r m the liberty of buying and selling.
No minister shall ksep school.
% Whoever wears clothes trimtued will,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-10
"Reminiscences OF "a Senator.

Some thirty years ago I was in trade
with Judge H., in a pleasant villageo
Vermont in the town of S.. There are
two villages in the town that are denomna-
ted " Upper Hollow" and " Lower Hollow"
A short distance above the Lower Hol-
low there lived a man by the name of Or
lando Bnndy, blacksmith by trade. He
was in the habit of using liquor pretty
freely, especially about election time. About
that time there was an exciting election for
Representatives to the Legislature, that had
just come If, and all were anxious to hear
the result. Mr.. Bundy happened to be in the
store as Judge Il was reading the re-
turns from the different towns Among the
rest was that on the west side of the Green
Mountains. that had elected S. F. for
Representative. ......, ..4.,....4 .....f.
Ills it possible that they have elected
hiina Representative ?" said Mr.. Bundy.
fI know him like book Heiwas poor
boy, and used TO live at my fathers. His
father died when he was young, and his
mother being poor, he was put out to live
with different farmers to earn a living
When he lived with my father he was so
poor that he was not able to have shoes
until he had earned enough to buy pair
My father being O weli-tO-do farmer, was
able to keep me in shoes. 1t irrtated the
boy to think he hadno SHOES. One day my
father sent me to cut Canada tllistles in the
field. / had shoes to protect my feet, but
poor s. was barefoot, and the thistles
pricksd his feet, and i bothered him and
laughed at him for not having shoes. He
got excited by my jeers and the sting of
the thistles, and Strengthening himself up
he shook his little fSt at me, and said I:
"orllndo Bundy, shal see the day that
shall be able to wear shoes"
And SO it proved lie did wear shoes.
lie acquired ~ education--a profession
and his shoes trod tie Legislative halls of
Vermont. His shoes pressed the floor OF
Congress and the Senate chamber, and many
time have been in the place designated
for the Vice President. They were the
shoes Of Hon, solomon Foot, United States
Senator from Vermont.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-10
Josh billings DiscOurscSs Con
corning Mon OF RIg Genius,

A big genius is generalyra phool he
knows how TO do Que or two things 81 much
that he amt fit for anything else he il like
a greyhound, good for running fast, that's
all. Yu kant larn him emmy more than you
can an eagle /; lie knows how to I'll up and
look at the sun without winking, because he
was born so, and wien he gets up on tho
peak of the mountain aud gets well liz, you
can't git tew him, nor he won't cum tew
you, but thare he sits till the dinner bell
rings. After diuner he hize oph agin, and
you won't see him till supper time. They
are like mummys, vary curis critters, and
keep long time without splicing. II tha
only had common sense, so that you kOnld
make tailors or shoemakers ovs them, thare
would be some sense Of having the breed
more plenty, hut one or two iz aul that IL
profitable to have on hand tew onst, and tha
are enough to Keep emmy body uneasy about
what they are going tew do next. Tha live
about 40 years ahead of the times, and when
the world ketohes up with tho last one,
another i2 born, who spends the most OF
his time in digging up the old bones that
the last Que buried. About the only thing
they sho emmy common sense in il, that they
most always die in debt to everybody. The
most unfortunate thing about having big
genius on manu- w lnal Nd many tI( 10 lul
itate them, but they don't get any further
up than their vices, and thus one big genius
suckles thousand phools. They don't geu
orally liv happy, bekause they amt bilt right
to fit things as they find them. They onghI
tew have'a great place tew stop in, where
there ain't nothing but big generalitys, to
dew, and where they can play tost and
ketch with the stars, and kTack butteruuts
and mountains. They are curious critters
They amt afraid to straddle hurry kane
without any bride on, and stick in the
spurs, but a7mice nibbling in the wanscut
will drive him bareheaded into the street.
They kan plant, but they won't cultivate
nor reap. 'i @ @rsaf ''s 'is fiHl
If waz woman, | would as soon marry
a porcupine as a big geniusi they are
either az hot az the stove ia the districk
skoolhouse, or az kOld aud unfeeliRg az the
shoes on a ded omnibus boss. A geniuz iz
Ike big comet, they appear onse about so
often, and makes every body nervousi and
then disappear, and tho we may rot at the
:ime be able to put our hngers on the indi.
vidua good they have done us, still their
visits is big one, aud the great reg,rvoys
are pumped up fuller, and we poof men, the
rest ov us when We stick our little fountains,
find that the waters have been sweetened
ard freshoned by somebody. as sW
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-10
Sensible Talk.

JoHN RUsKIN, the English writer is a
thorough enemy of all shams, religious or
secular. In recent lecture he gives the
women of England some pliin-spoken al,
vice. lie says
"You women Of England are all now
shriekng with one voice&you and your
elergynen together because you hear of
your Bibles being attacked If you choose
to obey your Bibles you win never care
who attacks them. II 10 just because
you never fnlflla single downright precept
of the book tlas you are 90 careful for it's
credit and Just because you don't care 10
obey it's whole words that yon are 30 par
ticldar about the letters OF them The B
bio tells you to dress plainly, and you are
mad for fnery; the Bible tells you to have
pity on the poor, aud you crush them under
your carriage the Bible tells you
to do judgment aud justice--and you do
not know, nor care to know, Sc much ~
what the Bible word jnstice means. Do
but learn so much OF Gods truth as that
comes to know what He means when He
tells you to be Just and teach your sons,
that their bravery is but q FOOLS boast, and
thoir deeds but fre-brand's tossing, nnlsss
they ere indeed just men, and perfect In
the fear VI God-and you will soon have
no more war. unless Il be Indeed snch as
is wll6d by Him, VI whom, though Prince
of peace, II is also written, In righteous
ness He doth judge and make war,
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