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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI November The Central Pacific
Railroad excursonists arrived here this morning
and will leave for the East Monday. The CHAMBER
OF Commerce yesterday appointed a committee to
receive the excursionsts and show them the various
points OF interest in the city.
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RUSSIA.
success of che New Loan Am London.


Success of the New Loan I'm London.
LONDON. November % The ne w Russian loan
tOr seventy million forms has already met with
great success, one third OF the amount having been
already taken, with certain prospect that the
whole will be placed.
Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, November 23-Evening The Cot
ton Market IS unchanged. Provisions are also uu-
changed, Lard Is tending downward
Il LONDON MONEY NJ ARKET.
LONDON, November 23--Evening-The MoDav
Market was snghtiy ea' eP and Consols osed at 30
I7,e sc oySfnasare the closing prices for American
ftGRr,fes trle Railroad shares 30; Illinois Cen
2tk{31{3tt. QE1S. Five.twentes, 70a.
*FRYUAN BONDS IN LONDON AND GERMANY.
fla<,.mppDoN, Novembre % American Elye-twenry
were higher before official hours to-day, sales
.ing made at 105. SuDsequenl ly there were trans
actions reported at 7Os, and even fraction higher,
on short time
n The German markets to-day are reported unal-
tered.
~ THE COTTON MARKET.
n LIVERPOOL, November 22.-There has been
greater degree of animation in the market for eotOn
to-day, and at one time an advance Of Is. 16d0bd
ding upands up to about 14td, but, as a general
thing, the official quotations of the day stood at
about the rates of yesterday The business reached
1890 bales.
LIVERPOOL, November 29 noon - During the
week the cotton market has been rather dull, but
steady, at 14d. for Mlddlng Upiands TRANSACTIONS
were not very heavy. and the sales fer the week do
not foot up over 66 900 bales
Today the market shows SEINE Improvement and
prices have advancing tendency. MIddllnR
Upiands are quoted this morning at At, and the
sales to. day promise 10 reach Is, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREAD6TUPF9 MARKET LIVER.
advance and the market TO day is sCll frmer Corn
as quoted his morning at 40s.
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MayoraIty KOminatI = AcquittaI OF a
RaAk Teller.

BOSTON, November 28.-The Democrats OF Ports.
mouth have nominated Frank Jones Brewer as
their candidate TOR the mayorality at the next
election, =. ..U f4 OH.
Lucius II. Tennev. the first teller OF the National
having sto.en large amount of bonds from the
bank. has been acquitted. .u.
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THE GRAVEL.

The gravel from neglect improper treatment
Of the kidneys organs being weak, the water is
not ex peed from the bladder but allowed to remain;
IT becomes fevesh and sediment FORMS 1t is from this
deposit tha the stone is formed and gravel ensues
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Flre-Crackers to be TabOOed-M Onument
TO the SOldlers-Government Machine
ShOnR to he ErecIed.

BOSTON, Novem Der 23 1t is understood that the
City Council will send in petition the next
Legislaur for the passage OF law prohibiting the
use OF fire-crackers on all holiday occasions.
Both branch of the Common Council have
agreed TO call for contracts for the erect on of
monument on the Common to the memory OF de-
ceased soldiers.
intelligence has been received of the purpose OF
TIE general Government to commence the erection
OF machine shops on Sead IS Island Portsmouth
Harbor which was recently purchased as an add.
ton to the Kt'ery Navy Yard. The erection OF
these buildings will furnish employment to five hum
dred workmen during the coming year.
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DROPSY

Ie collection of water in parts of the body and
bears different according to the parts affected,
yz when generally dfused the body 1t is called
Anasarca; when of the abdo men, Ascies when of the
sheet, HydrothoraX.
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C,OUT OR RHEUMATISM.

Pain occurring the lons is indicative OF the above
disc eases They occur in persons disposed to acid
stomach and chalky concretions.
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IRELAND.
seizure of Arms and Arrest

Seizure of Arms and Arrest of Fenians.
LONDON, November 23.--A number of persons
accused OF Fenanism have been arresed at Limerick
and large quantities OF pixies and other arms have
been seIzed by the authorities
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From FORTRESS Monroe.

FORTREss MONROE, November "a The schooner
n. j. Palmer from Turks Island, arrived here
this morning, with cargo of salt. She awais
orders.
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PRusSIA.

NJ 4 Sale of the Cologne Railroad.
BERLIN, November 23 = rhe Chambers have
agreed in censunng the Government for the sa of
The Cologne Raihoad without their sauction.
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THIRD EDITION
Il UROPE.
---l~~oo)>~o~D~->.>~~>~~>~>>~>>~
Latest by Cables and Steamers.
s->~~~~~~~~~~o~or~~~~-~~>~~
An Outbreak In Spain Imminent.
-----~~S~~~~>~~~>o~>~~~~~~~~~~~
Abdication of the Queen Talked OF.
~'~v~>v>>~D~-yo,~ ~rD>OoDoN~~~~~~~
FENIANs ARREs TED AT LIMERICK.
~~~~~>~~~~~~,~~~o~~~~~~-~r~o~~~
Extensive Seizure of Arms
->-~~~o~~~~~~~J~~S>~o>~>~o~~--
Etc, Etc. ETC., ETC., Etc, Etc.
~~~~~>>Yv->->~D>,r>>>~~~>~D~O-~~~
[To THE ASSOCIATED PRESS !
SPAIN.

Expected AbdieHtIOn OF the Queen.
PARIS, November 20 Popular outbreaks against
the Government of Spain are likely to at any
moment There are vague rumors that the Queen
will apdicate to arrest the threatened seorm.
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More Cola from Europe.

BoeTON, November 2s.-The Cunard steamer
Af,tes, from Liverpool has f6O,OOOi IN gold on her
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PHlLADEL PHA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by DE Haven Bro No. 40 S. THIRD street
BEEORE BOARDS

--Messrs. William Painter g. Co., bankers, No.
3G South Third street, report the following rates
OF exchange to-day at IL o'clock:-U. s. 6s, 1881
coupon, ll2a@ll3; q. 8. 6-2Os, coupon, 1852, l0S9
1861: do, new, 1866 iO7IGlO8; o. S. lO-4Os,
coupon. 99&@100; U. S. 7'3Os, lst series, 1053
q LOG; do, I'd series. iO4k@1O6; Sd series, lO45
0lO5. Compounds, Decem 6er 1864. l2C9l25
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ITALY.
Appointments OF a New Foreign Minister
Expected.

FLORENCE, November 23.-lt is reported authen-
tically that Ratazzi will succeed the Baron Ricasol
in the Foreign Office.
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TN[ old penn MANSION. |
Its Appearance To-day
and a Century Ago.
ITS INTERESTING HISTORY.
-~-~~-~>~O>~,~-O~>~~~o~o~~~~>~~~~~
The Uses to Which it has Been Put-A
Government-House, a Boarding
House, Boarding School, a
Tailor-Shop, shoe-shop, a
Bake-Shop, Jewellers
Shop, Fruit-shOp,
a Saw-shop,
and a Cabi-
net-shop.
The Men and Women Who Have Owned it
Samuel Carpenter, William Trent Isaac
Norris Miss Sally N. Dickinson, Mrs
Logan, Charles Knecht, and
the Chamber Of Commerce.
.>~~~~.~,v~~>~~~~~~~~~>~~~~-~~~~-
The Men and Women Who Have
Lived In It-William Penn,
James Logan, Governor
Hamilton, the Widow
Graydon, and
Mrs. Burdeau.
| --o1oooooo1O>oooI>o~onoo~~oo
The Men and Women Who Have Lodged
In It-Lord COrnbury, the Baron
De Kalb, the Chevalier Badou-
Iin, Lady Moore. Lady Susan
O'Brien, Sir William Dra-
per. Gen. ohm Reid, John
Adams. John Ham
cook, and George
Washington.
,,,,noo,oo,o-o-o-.>oooo----
TIE SOLDIERS WHO HAVE BEEN BURIED
FROM IT---GENERAL FORBES AND
GENERAL CHARLES LEE.
The Efforts That Have Been Made tC
Preserve 1t, and How They
Have Come to Naught.
| --~~-~~-~~~O>~~>~~o~-~-~o~~~~-~~
NEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING
WHICH is TO TAKE ITS PLACE.
Etc., Etc, ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-09-22
STRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP by William sTriplett, in this par
ish on Monday last, the 9th inst, a large DUN
HORSE about Is hands high, no marks or brand
visible by which he can be identified II said
horse be not claimed by the owner within thirty
DAYS f.om this date, he will be sold on tho 6th
day of October next, A. D., 1866. in front Of my
Office, at the Ferry Landing to defray costs and
charges H,9; Hlhmo. a.tM.
sept-l #l3siia J.f' ON "a'o'A
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DU JUKI DE POLICE

A une session reguliere iu juri de po-
lice de Ia paroise d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
qui ent lieu le l6 juliet 1866, Ia
maison de cour. les membres suivant fu-
rent prescnt-N w Pope, Vaughn, Hu-
bert Hebert, Landry Raphael Hebert ct
Doiron; absens-' A Bird, ct F Allan
L'appc! etant fate ct ayant un quorum
present: Sur motion de Il Eebert DR.
Vaughn ct D A Landry furent nomme
sur TN comte de denx pour tirer les lots
pour les termes do.fce du jury de police.
lesquels ayant etc tires, les nombres i'm
pairs devant servir pour lie term le plus
court. Ter ward, Hubert Heoert :; 2me
ward, J Doiron ;.,5me ward, DR. Vaughn /;
fme ward, j. 4 Bird, 9me ward, B R
Chinn ct les nombrc pairs devant seryir
pour le plus long term End ward, d A
Landry 4th ward, r Hebert 9th ward.
n " Pope !; Sth ward, F r Allan 10th
ward. J B Nuriin. .. ~
Messrs Hubert Hebert ct Doiron lfu-
rent nornme sur le comite pour examiner
les complies des membree elu du 9me
lone wards q vi ont rapporte que B R
Cbinn fut dument eiu pour representer le
9me ward ct ] B Nurdin le lone ward,
LIE coini.e appointe pour destination
du montans des taxes de paroisse '6t
lie rapport suivant qui fut adopte ct Or
dome d'etre public. 94.4,.
Quest Baton Rouge ce l6 Juliet 1866.
Nous les sousigne couite appoints
par le juri de police de la, paroise Quest
Baton Rouge pour faire destination des
taxes necessaire pour rannee 1867, fit le
rapport snivant-
Avocat de Paroisse $500
Inspectors de Chemins ct Levee... 25O,0O
lmprimeur ct greffer du juri du police 10000
Jur1 de Poilce, .2OV.OV
Cour de District. :. 10000
Gref6er, Sheriff etRecorder, 49,. 10000
Assessor, 2OO,OO
Depenses Contingente, 80. 1000 90
Commissions sur Collections, 10000,
Total s5eoo,oo
LIE comite rapporte qu'ils ont cxami--
nees les complies suivans ct recommande
quill soft paye- a13 @ = s. @tf.''
IA Landry, bons de parosse. :. ). :. .226, 90
Welsh Jailor, d'East Baton Rouge. .16,W
Babin, Coroner, enquete, te,........... $500
Tuillier, Inspector, pour 1862, 2o,Ou
Amedc La ndry. ..''.'.......2o,u II
Belisaire Landry. .25,W
W D Philips, bons de paroisse, 80. .26,00
Z Bergeron, "a. -. ..s.I. 80 o,p pit
Knickerbocker, Avocat dc Disttict, $50. 5000
W Hawkins, m pour distribution de provi-
sion -. -. =. 49,. 3,OO
Amede Daigle,. .....-...3,OU
(signe), J. Do1RoS,
S4&1. 4He 1Ht3g II. HEBEnT.h
Sur motion e 4 Hebert, il a etc reso-
lu qu'ne tax de $40 soft impose sur toute
les personDes tenant IN wood yard snr
le fenve pour vendre au bateau, etiqu'ne
tax de S. soft impose sur toute les per-
sonnes qui .s ou tiendront des es'
cuffs sur le feuve pour leur usage, ct que
le Sheriff soft autorise de collector Ia dite
tax immediatement. i tlAts .'st @i@>
L'application de lArtemise LaBauve ct
de Zulme LaBanve etc ordonne d'etre
public sur la lste des personnes indi-
gentes.
Les minutes apant etc lus ct aprouves
le juri de police s'ajourna sine die. og
"A D Barrow, N W POPE,
..,.ssf-.. Clerk. 5asae President.
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He is fully prepared to keep on hand one Of the
largest and most varied assortments Of the above
articles to be found in the city Of Baton Rouge.
With his increased and increasing facilities 1or
obtaining anT storing merchandise, he is enabled
to meet all present and future demands, and
therefore invites the special attention Of Pur-
chasers to that fact, hoping by spirit OF accom-
mediation to please all, and to always sell as rea
sonable terms as the state Of the markets VIII
permit, to secure liberal share Of regular pa
tronage. 4Q
Pleas ecall before purchasing elsewhere.
Ang 16-tf. -
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CARS,
HARDWARE, QUEENTsW sWARE,
AND
IA.

ALL AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
II. We return thanks for past patronage aad hope
he tb natsrial and low prices ve nov oasr. NAV J
promote our mutual iptstsst.. ..s.s i .t1lt'4 ,,I
,56sH1H KID ifst4.@ataaa A
EDMoNsTON l. .wELsHANs.
Rail Road Depot, West Baton Rouge
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DR.. A. F, STEELE,
TON ROUGE, Ia.

Respectfully offers his services to the citizens
of Baton Rouge and vicinity. Office on Lafay
cite street, between Laurel s Florida.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT s GENERAL
FAMILY AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
!, 1-.a ~ lts o.,
i, BATON ROUGE, La,
HARDWARE SC.

DIN oAN wv ~ SfLS La
HARDWARE sc.
is kegs NAIS, assorted sizcz,
50 doz STEEL HOES, No. |, O.
25 doz BLIND BRIDES, - ~
Is doz PLOW HAMES, 49, eaa es
10 ldoz WAGON NAMES, iron bound,
G coils PLOWLINE, fs5e - y
10 setts double WAGON HARNESS,
10 sets CARRIAGE & BUGGY Harness
10 setts SINGLE BUGGY Harness,
100 different patterns, zs
No.. MEN & BOYS SADDLES,
20 Ladies & Misses SIDE SADDLES,
u dcz RIDING BRIDES, assorted,
IL doz WHIPS and LASHES, 49,
20COOKING STOVES, fixtures complete
100 SKILLETs9 and OVENS, all sizes,
l doz HAM. BOILERS,
/ doz WAFFLE IRONS, for stoves, -. =
l2 doz PADLOCKS and DOOR LOCKS,
25 doz AXES and HANDLES,
80 doz KNIVES and FORKS,
| doz double barrel SHOT GUNS,
fsif - trHaf
| doz RIFLES,
100 900 PERCUSSION CAPS,
SO SHOT POUCHES,
| doz GAME BAGS, ,as. s.
$50 sacks SHOT. all sizes, :.
y doz GUN TUBES,
1000 O0CARTRIDGES for Colts Navy Piss
u Colts POCK EFT REVOLVERS,
GROCERIES,, 4 c.
50 barrels MESS PORK,
100 arrels FLOUR,
100 do Peach Blow & Pink-cy!c
POTATOES.
Is tubs choice BUTTER,
90 barrels WHISKY, 5 tierces LARD,
25 boxes CANDLES, 10 barrels SUGAR,
. barrels MOLASSES,
10 sacks RIO COFFEE.
chests choice BLACK & GREEN TEA,
10 barrels BUTTER CRACKERS,
90 boxes SODA CRACKERS,
10 boxes CRACKNEL BISCUITS,
25 boxes SOAP,
IS boxes PICKLES, pints, quarts, gals,
3 casks Clear & Ribbed SIDES,
. casks BACON SHOULDERS,
| cask SMOKED JOLES, s@a#.s
$50 sacks CORN, yellow and white,
100 sacks OATS, 7a e. 100 sacks BRAN,
so bales HAY,
so sacks Fine and Coarse SAIL,
95 barrels CEMENT, 25 barrels LIME,
90 boxes CHEWING TOBACCO,
10 900 domestic HAVANA CIGARS,
so boxes CLARET, -
5 boxes CHAMPAGNE, quarts and pints.
10 boxes MADEIRA, PORT & SHERRY,
2 barrels HOLLAND GIN, 80 - .=s'
I cask Old COGNAC BRANDY, a7a.A
20 barrels MACKEREL. a3sa5 b=55
lO Kits 40 - NO. q p iii
10 kits SALMON, -. ..r5.-=-
10 ] bbls Fulton Market BEEF, choice,
200 boxes SARD1NES, .
10 boxes GOLDFISH.
MISCELLANEOUS, &c.
CAN FRUITS, .s .f. r=....,
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F. OTTO respectfully announces to his friends
and customers and the public generally, that MS
store having been removed from its former ssanu;
adjoining Days Drug store, to the large store and
warehouse building,
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SOL. NJ. ASHER.

4a
a Ase's. rs
setl 5al f. $50 i. ~
az @a1 up5e1r
aaf
LAFAYETTE STREET, BATON ROUGE
aa.f @#s2 NJ AN a1 tH#
~ u, .1ts II Il -E1
DEA1lR..1S rAsc1 5 szArzb
z-z ae= . lIaagaa s-.@-s5 S...5@
r- 3#a "4. ssy
DRY GOODS, s5a -
-! 57sas ese ta3gG9
g" a tf .o# ~
SHOES, 8a1 .t
55at;gs
MI
HATS, l
@ os9
s41 asT5.
AND s s75v
@ s45 os p MAJ
&ag 5.t faH
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
DEALER N

Dry GOODS, CLOTHING,
GRocERlEs'
aa. .'65 ns r. .t4.z
a g
.-.-..
=a
PLANTATION SUPPLIES;
...
4r,,rs, r,o,,one a.
,,- M rdi, ,.cn
'.'- o'o"'' ~ -
,sta5 ze
.s#s ..
afir CHOCKERY AND TIN WARE, @
f"a
z...s
3aaa
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Academic Board:
DAVID F BOYD Superintendent and Professor of Ancient
Languages and English Literature.
RICHARD NJ. yENABLE, Professor of Engineering
JOHN A. A. WEST Professor of Mathematics and Com.
maudant of Cadets,
JEAN PIERRE BELLIER, Professor of Modern Languages
and Literature.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Professor of Natural Philosophy.
JOHN R. PAGE, NJ D. Professor of Chemistry, Mueraogy
and Geology.
JAMES W. WILSON, NJ. D, Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology, and Surgeor
JAMES NJ BOYD, A. NJ, Assistant Professor of Ancient
Languages and Literature
ROBERT E. RIVES, A. NJ Phi D. Assistant Professor of
Modern Languages and Literature.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course of study embraces a Preparatory and an
Academic Department and two Special Schools of Civil
Engineering the other of Medicine.
The Academic Department comprises Literary an Scien
fc Course which have their point of divergence in the third
or SOPHOMORE class In the Literary Course Ancient
Languages and Literature thoroughly taught; in the
Scientific Course the Greek language is omitted in its
stead taught Mechanics and Practical Engineering
ADMISSION OF CADETS.
Cafets will received under fourteen years of age
They may be residents Of other States
State beneficiary received unless the
President Of the Police Jury making appointment
fes that neither the appontee his able TO
defray his expenses at the Institution
1he applicant for admission the Preparatory Department
Ratio and Proportion inclusive and the rudments of Eng
lsh Grammer and Geography.
To enter the Academic Department necessary know
Arithmetic and Algebra through Equtatious Of the First
Degree English Grammar, Geography and the Elementary
Gramn and reading i'll Latin and French.
No wilt be admitted either Of the Special Schools
Civil Engineering Medicine who is qualified enter
the Second junior Glass of the Academic Department
The guardian in writing entering his
ward which study Special School he wishes
him to pursue.
Expenses per Session of Ten Months.
Tuition, Board, Washing Of Furniture, Fuel Lights,
Medical and Library Fees Text Books and Stationery S4D0
payable half in advance and the balance the Is. of
ruaiy here must also be deposited contingent
fee Of S25 much Of which is expended viii be
funded
1t will be observedthat the fees every expense
except clothing good supply Of which the Cadet bring
with him.
Payments must be made in advance This rule mpars
tive, and will be enforced in every
Parents requested give their very little pocket
money, not exceeding s. per month,
SPECIAL NOTICE,
The late Session having closed 30 with marcuae5
and it being almost certain that there wilt
200 Cadets present during the session. DESTROYS
patronzng the Institution advised be prompt enter
ing their sons on the first day of the Session.
State or beneficiary Cadets fail present
beginning of the Session. places be
them.
For further information address
D. F. BOYD Superintendent,
Postolfce, Alexandra, La.
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X ENTUoKY UNIVERSITY,

A S H L 4 n D
The home Of Henry Clay and Pennsylvania University witt
ty acres Of elegant grounds aud large number Of building
the sites OF the various colleges.
The location delightful hea}hln and in tie midst of the
most refined and Intelligent society.
Endowment, 100000. Real Estate $500 00)
a Corps of more than Twenty Instructors
NOW IN OPERATION;
l. COLLEGE OF ARTS, Nine Professors Robert Graham
II AGRICULTURAL. AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE
q Kentucky, Eleven Professors, Jno. aug. Williams. A
III COLLEGE OF THE BIBLE, Three Professors, R.
son, L, L. D.. President
v COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, with thorough bus
Number of Students last session 300 Tuition and Fees
begins lst OF October
For Catalogues and further information, address
J. b, BOWMAN, Regent,
Lexington. Kentucky
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T7MERAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRIMAULT
Il CO. IS (Chemists n PsriO

Ferruginous Syrup of Peruvian Bark.
In solving problem, hitherto declared by all
sayants, Q. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK.
called Ferruginous Syrup of Peruvian Bark Messrs GIRL
MAULH d CO, Chemists to Fl. I. H. Prince Napoleon al
Paris have discovered medicine of unexCepona merit
great medical value
The following important document has received from
Germany country recognized the first chemists
the world It from Professor Kleznsk Chemical Ansyzer
value the Syrup of Bark Medcal Gazette of Vienna
II, 1869 -
Mr GRISTAULT has succeeded in the happiest manner in
combining relative qualities of different of his
AND E&GELLkNT MEDICINES the the iron
thus disguised in addition its agreeable favor much
rapidly absorbed than any other errgnOus medicine
Mr. GRIhAULTS FERRUGIN0US SYRUP is therefore Of ne
OF the best pharmaceutical perpendicular truly scentfca
erruginouS medicine which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought after of giving iron and bark in simple
agreeable o free from detect and satisfactory all
lsignedI VINCENT kLEFEINSKI,
Chemical Analyzer to the Law Courts Hospital Chemist
L i R. DU WfEDEH,
Professors Of Chemistry
Let US now see in what terms the French Ambassador
Vienna replies Messr5. Grmau CO. regards the high
Estimation in which Mr. kietzinsk is heidi
FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA, /
Vienna, August - 1865.
GENTLRNEEIn reply to the letter you addressed TO hg
EEcecncy, the Ambassador have the honor inform yoD
that he personally much thought and passes the
best chemists in Germany,
PIERRET
Consul and attache to the Embassy,
General Depot in Paris GRIMAULT Il CO.'S,
In New Orleans, DUCoNGE, DELocHE ( GUILL6TiS
Andat every good Chemists.
A YEA's PILES. XEH.s PILLS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-19

and brutalities, may we remain unciyilized. The
shreks of those wretohed women are fading
away, whist the voice of the ituerant teacher of
God, assisted by his street followers is rising
sweet in untutored music to His praise. Here let
the veil drop on the crimes and virtues of
England,s great commercial eity-Liyerpool.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-19

Areyou sick, feeble aud complaining Are you III order
With your system deraHEed and Your feelings uncomfortable
These symptoms are often tine prelude illness
Ut o sickness l. creeping Hpo7 and Should be Evtrted W
amtlJ use OF the right remedy Take AYERS pills and
ceAuse ont the dordered hupor purity tie blood, and let
the hid5 move HuohstnGt4d health again They stiuH-
5ssten from t1o obstruetions wheh make disease A cold
settles somewhere in the body derauges
tons These if Ho eey ed upon themselves the
surrounding organs producing general asgraratjon suffering
and see how directly they restore the natural ACTION u the
5, and with it the bunyAnt feeling Of health again What
true and SO apparent in TINS trivia and common complaint is
Also true nmany deep sened dangerous d. tempe7
The purgatve effect eXpels them. Caused by similar
srpct9hs and arrangements Of the natural functions the
body they are rpdyand many ofhem surely cured By the
same means. None who know the virtue the,e Pills will
neglect to employ when suffering from the disorders they
cure such as HEADACHE Foul Stomach, DysentRFy Bilious
comp ANTS Indigestion arrangement Of the Liver nstve
ness Constipation, Ieartbun, Rheumatism Dropsy, Worms
and suppression, when taken in large doses.
They coated, that the sensitive lake
them easily they surely the purg4tye medicine
yet discovered.