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Passengers going to Newbern N. c., will find the
route via Weldon and Goldsboro to be the 2most e-
pedttious and economical.
Passengers aEe notified that this is the only Steam
boat Line by which Through Tickets are sold and
Baggage Checked over the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad and by which Passengers make connections
going South.
Passengers taking the A. NJ Train from New
York, 9i5 A. NJ. or 11.50 A. NJ. Train from Pbiladel
phia, and 2.30 P. NJ Train from Washington city.
will connect with this Line. Passengers and their
and Steamers.
MOORE N. FALLS, President,
WIN. C. SMITH, Superntend't
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
Il. g. GHI0. General Agent S. j. r. K. r.
HUgB O'CoYNOR Passenger Agent. ia12-tf
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I'D EMOyAL.---The OFFICE OF TIE MARY
lNLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BALTIMORE is removed to the Marble Building,
n; 49, n corner Of SECOND STREET and TRIP0-
LET'S alley. apSQ-2w
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PORTSMOUTH AND WELDON.
The New and Elegant Steamer,
THOMAS kELS0,
CAPT. GEORGE W. RUSSELL,
and the Fayorite Steamer,
ADELAIDE,
CAPT JAMES CANNON,
OF the OLD BAY LINE now run daily, Except
Sunday from Baltimore to Portsmouth, in
connection with this important route
to the South.
Through connections are made by the OLD LINE
Bay Steamers with the Seabo.rd and Roanoke Rail
road on Sunday Mornings, at Portsmouth, as on
other days. One of these Boats will leave their
wharf,
FooT OF UNION DOCK, OAILY( AT AZ O'CLOCK, P NJ,
For FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK
% 4 T S III 0 u 7 Il.
Whore they connect with the SEhB0ARD AND
ROANOKE RAILROAD for Suffolk, Black
water, Edenton, Plymouth, Weldon
Raleigh, Goldsboro', Newbern,
Beaufort, Wilmington, and
ALL points in the
South.
They will also connect with the James River
Steamers for CITY POINT and RICHMOND. And
with the Steamer Eolus every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings, for Cherrystone and Eastern
Shore of Virginia, and on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, for Mathews and Gloucester counties and
Yorktown.
R8-RACIEG Is STRICTLY PROHIBITED ON THIS
LINE as ample time is given for all its connections
without the necessity for pushing the Boats.
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city corporation. II Is q gross scandal that
these things are allowed to 60 on. The
Comptroller and the Corporation Attor-
ney should interpose their authority in
some manner to prevent these frauds,
II the weak and imbecile Governor fails
to do his duty by appointing an examining
commission. The corporation robbers seem to
be determined to seize everything they can lay
their hands on between this time and the period
Of the meeting Of the next Legislature, and
nnd in the Governor . convenient and easy tool
to answer their purposes. The chief magis-
trate Of no State in the Union has had such
important powers entrusted to him ~ have
been given to Governor Fenton In this especial
matter Of the government Of the city; and yet
he shamefully neglects to exercise them. The
corruptions here are greater in proportion than
the jobs Of the late session Of Congress, with
Thad Stevens and Ben Wade ct their head; for
Congress had Uncle Sans long purse to operate
upon, while our corporation jobbsrs have only
the treasury Of the city. The people are
already taxed almost to . famine point, and
the negligence of the Governor helps to aug
ment the burden. Unless he speedily attends
to his duties, SO plainly indicated by the Legis-
lature, we hope he will be the republican
nominee for reelection, for the satisfaction of
seeing how overwhelmingly he will be defeated.
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hope to gain assistance or recognition in oppo.
sition to our Monroe doctrine.
If Napoleon, freed from European complica,
tons, resumes courage and sends both men and
money to Macmillan, thus breaking his promiss
to evacuate the State, we shall have to leave
diplomacy 70 the little man on the Rio Grands
We learn that General Sheridan, who has kept
. watchful eye on Mexico, very suddenly len
New Orleans on the 10th inst for Natamoros
He told gentleman just before his departure
that bis Information led him TO believe that ths
dissolution Of the Macmillan government was
near at hand, and that he was going to Mata-
moros to abe in at the DEATH" He requested
the gentleman, who was coming North, to urge
upon the President and General Grant to Per.
init him to finish up the late rebellion by driv.
Ing the French out Of Mexico. He asked, hs
said, for only six thousand cavalry and permis'
sion to ship arms to the liberals, who would
join him, and promised to drive the last one to
their ships before France could even think d
reinforcing them. But, to all appearance, .
push Of this kind from Sheridan Il unnecesarys
the concern Is falling Of its own weight, and
will be pushed close enough by the liberals
themselves.
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Msxis,ilian's Empire Crambliux.

The Empress Csrlotta leit the city Of Mexico
on the 9th and passed Havana on the I7th
inst, en- ro,de 10 Europe. II 10 stated Dat she
has gone to see Napoleon, to present to that
Emperor the ultimstum Of his catspaw in
Mexico; and to declare that L 80, further sus-
tanned with French troops and French money
Aaximilian wjpabaudon the joint speculation
IL rs iurs1s' stated by our correspondent that
the 5Ssnch troops seriously talked Of prevent
iT the Empress departure by force and |, is
intimated that Maximilisn would leave if Il
were not for Marshal Basaine. The Emperor Is
determined a, ~ rate to make his Ell. before
the last Of 10 Trekeh troops leave. Every.
thing indihasss that the nrm is bankruP, and
about to be>violently dissolved.
II His s,ntimatcd that In case Of the refusal. 20
Np2olcon to further assist Maximilan, /ths
Young Empress, who is said 10 be v~,
business-like young lady and thorough U,plo
matis,, will visit Warrington city. sucbys visi
can only be with the design Of aryy.nging To-
the ouls. exit Of her husband; Icr she canuo
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SMASHING TAxATroN.-The advertisement 70.
turns Of the HERALD for the three months end
ing June, 1865, were SITS, 800, and the govern.
ment tax thereupon was $5,s7s. For the three
months ending with Juno Of this year, 1855,
the advertisement returns were $196,366, and
the government tax $5,890-an increase in our
receipts of nearly $4,000 At that time lasi
year the Barnumized theatres were advertising
with US, and now they are not; so that the loss
Of their advertisements has greatly increased
the business of "this establishment" Why do
they not continue to advertise us in their bills
The HERALD will pay to the government thia
year tax of nearly sixty thousand dollars.
which we call smashing taxation.
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The INBECII.TY or GovHRNoR FEsToN-We
have heretofore mentioned the fact, and IL can
not be repeated too often, that the last Legis-
lature Of this State entrusted to the hands Of
Governor Fenton the important duty Of ap-
pointing . commission 70 examine into and
report upon the mode OF managing various
departments in our municipal government,
and to expose the manifold corruptions
that are known to exist This duty
he's been entirely neglected by the Cover
nor He has paid no attention whatever to
the request Of the Legislature has, in fact,
treated that body with contempt and corrup.
ton and fraud are permitted to stalk uninter-
ruptedly through nearly every branch OF the
city government. Take the infamous gas con-
tract Of twenty years, an unprecedented piece
Of corporation rascaliiy, by which our citizens
are TO be taxed to the amount of millions for
The benefit Of an onerous and exacting mo-
nopoly. Look at the bare-faced job Of pur-
chasing twenty-five thousand patent gas burners
ct cost Of one dollar each, when they can be
manufactured for Eve cents piece. Take the
bigger job Of leasing from Fernando Wood
apartments for corporation Offices sof Alum
amounting IN the aggregate TO cMc b>Indred
thousand dollars, when the ass,rtsed and actual
valuation Of The whole g;r6pert, !. not over
S1y 'n0u'.na COMA, according to Horace
Greeley and Nl,>s opSilly, who oush. to
NOV. 'ske he gigantic Court House swindle,
WIN mug sffeds OF thousands already expended
10 eIsess OF original contracts and approprjg.
Ions But IL is idle to enumerats oil the yiun.
dering jobs, fraud and corruption that kave al.
ready prevailed and continue N ur~yail IN oul
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plausible reasons why these contractors should
desire to sell out :-One Is that they have
already filed their wallets and are surfeited
with cash, and the other that the Board Of
Health keeps them sharply at work according
to the letter Of their contract If they are seri-
ous In their offer to sell we have no doubt some
patriotic party will be found ready to accept
their proposal.
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

TIE EFFECT or A WELL DIsCIPLINED ARMY
The success of the Prussians in the present
contest with Austria is evidence Of what can
be accomplished by nation with well ap-
poriioned and thoroughly disciplined army.
They have prided themselves on the perfection
Of their military system, and for years have
taken great pains in the organization and
discipline of their military force. The result
is now seen. The moment that war was de-
clared the entire army was ready to march,
and SO thoroughly were they prepared that
not minute was lost by delay In recruiting
or in obtaining arms to equip them. This has
given her great advantage over her opponents,
and secured the victory before Austria could
fully get ready for the struggle.
The same result would have taken place in
this country had we, like Prussia, been ready
for the emergency. As II was we had an army
to create and an army to equip. The rebellion
found us without war material to equip
twenty thousand men. Nearly all that the
government did own was taken by
the South. The result was that we had
to commence al the very bottom Of the ladder.
Guns had TO be manufactured and the men
drilled and disciplined. To nation unaccus-
toned to war this was slow work, and II was
not until after the severe trials Of McClellans 9
campaign that our army was prepared for the
fierce work Of battle. The army Of the Poto-
mac went through the drill and received under
Mcclellan, Burnside and Hooker the discipline
that fitted II for subsequent dcedA When the
battle Of Gettysburg took place II had reached
that point in discipline which the Prussian
army had attained at the commencement Of the
late struggle with Austria; The difference being
that we sacrificed tens Of thousands Of lives in
bringing our army up 10 that effective condi
tion, while they accomplished all this without
loss Of life and we're able 10 enter into the first
battle with that confidence In their own skill
that insured succcss. Had the United States
government been as well prepared, our late
war would hsve ended In a. many months a.
IL took years, while the loss Of life and the ex-
pe6se would have been mere bagalelle COM
pared with what they were. This is one Of the
important lessons In the present European, Or
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

Al Advertisements handed in until half past nine
O'Clock in the evening will be classified under appro-
pirate headings but proper classification cannot be
insured after that hour.
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

TRANSMISSION or THE News Br THE CABLE
The important news which comes over the new
Atlantic cable is now entrusted TO The preca-
rious keeping Of what is called BY tho Asso-
ciatcd Press -" news yacht" but which IL
nothing more nor less than an old fishing smack
with rotten rigging. BY this unreliable con.
veyance the dispatches have 70 nnd their way
from Port au Basque to Aspy Bay across the
neck Of the Gulf Of st. Lawrence, . distance
Of nearly ono hundred miles. In place Of this
old vessel there should be At least two feet
ssanch sea-going steamers that could make the
trip with the degree Of speed and certainty
which the importance OF the news demands,
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

STREET CLEANING Contractors StmsffEp,--
We notice that the contractor, f6r cleaning The
streets offer to sell out .,aeir job 10 any party
who will undertake % falnl the stipulations q
their CONTRACT. Thsre are two good and
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WOODS THEATRE. broadway, opposite the St Nicholas
Hotel.Hh FAM oNE WITH THE GOLDEN LocKs-InR
MAID WrR rue MmKiSG PAIL.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA house. 2ol Bowery-Couo
vooALIss-SE0Ro MIHsrRxLsY-BALLEr DIyERrissxxxNT
400 TooLxT CASTLE
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE, at
Mechanics Hall. AZ Broadway-IN VARIETY or LIGHT
SoknEs MIssIssIrPI
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue, between Fifty.
sighth Fifty ninth reots-THRo ORCHESTRAL
l0Aspns Coscxgrs commencing at O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

BLEECRRR STREET CIRCUS between Perry and
tharles sireets.-RIDISc, YAULrIsG, &c.
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

Bo0LEYS OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn.-ErHIorfAs afN
raxxLsr-BALLADs. BukLgsorns PAsroxlx9s
The New York herald., 1866-07-31

NEW YORK MUSEUM oY ANATOMY; chs Broadway
14iCrURTa 0xy. HYDROGEN MICROSCOPE twics
daily. Open from A. NJ. till 10 r. NJ
The New York herald., 1866-07-31
EOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

New York, Taesd.y, July 81, 1866.
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fathers attention is chiefly eDgrossed with the
rectihcati0n and perfection If the weapons he has
invented. He has several workshops for this pur-
pose, to which but very few persons have access,
where lie is busy several hours o day. When the
weather is fine he practices shooting in the neigh.
boring fields and he is SO scrupulously exact and
conscientious in testing the powers Of his new
Improvements, that often whole months elapse
before he pr0nounces himself satisfied with this or
that weapon.
Perpetual changes and readjustments have to be
made, and he is so painfully anxious upon all
matters of the kind that he does not speak to his
most intimate friends, not even to his own son,
about new discovery until he himself can say he
approves it.
a physician with W HON spoke told me that
Herr Won Dreyse had so thoroughly identified him
self with the needle.gun that life would be nothing
to him without it, and that many q younger man
might envy him his unweared striving after per-
lection.
"Pray and work" does not seem to be merely a
motto adopted by him, but the very pith and mar.
row of his existence. Through him the place of
his biIth has not only become renowned, but9opu-
lent too, from the great influx of workmen and Of
fcials both civil and military. Nothing can be
more touching than the universal respect and love
manifested towards him by all the inhabitants Of
Sommerda.
In conclusion, will just add rumor which is
circulating in the place, viz: That Herr Won
Dreyse is about shortly to submit to the king OF
Prussia newly invented cannon, calculated to
work as important revolution in the Prussian
artillery as the needle.gun has in the infantry.
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NRTMAULT d CO.'S

81 CO.'S
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Chemists 80 H. r. H Napoleon Rchelieu Paris
preparation the great advantage of combining
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and suits the most delicate stomachs.
1t is par excellence the FERRUGINOUS TONIC which
should be administered ladies of delicate constitution
young persons backward in attaining puberty
children of weak constitution and is particularly
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Agents in New York, Mr. BECKER l2g Grand street. New
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One Hundredand Sxtysix Miles Shorter and Four Hours
quicker than any other from New Orleans to New or
Baggage checked through Fare low the lowest No
detention anywhere heLne Elegant Sleeping Coaches
all Night Trains Tickets good until used Be sure and
purchase Tickets via Great Southern Mail Route. For
Through Tickets and information go to A Carondee street.
ll3 Common street, Rotunda St. Charles Hotel and at the
Depot of the New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad. JULIUS HAYDEN,
sn,,AlA Lanrun A..ant
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AUCTIONEERs.
NELLIGAN 81 NASH
GAS. NELLIGAN, CHAs. T. NAsH1
AuctI0neers, Apprnisers and Brokers,
nrEInE LEI cr s1-rrp srpr,r,r

Auctioneers, Appraisers and Brokers,
OFFICE-l64 GRAyIER STREET,
Have this day formed coparnersho trausacting
GENERAL AUCTION and BROKERAGE BUSINESS N
Real Estate, for sale purchase lease;
Mortgages, Bonds,
All kinds of Securities,
Stocks, Insurance Scrips, and
In or Outdoor Sales Of any kind
Have constantly on hand No Kentucky MULES and
HORSES Orders for the will receive prompt aten
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We respectfully solicit the patronage friends and
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JAMES CONCEAL,
81. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

W. ~ "a. SdAhAES bIhEET, NEW 0hLEAEG
Having received, by late arrivals large stock Of FREsH
and NEW DRUGS, In addition the large assortment Of
hand am now prepared TO supply the large increasing
wants of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH.
Taetolowing articles comprise part Of my stock:
Acids all kinds, Alcohol,
BalsOrn oopabiA, Ammonia, oarbonsse,
Blue Mass, Bay Rum,
Borax, Blue Vitri,
Celomel, Birthstone,
Csnthsrades, Castor Oil, %
Chloride Lime, Chalk, red and white
Concentrated Ls ChlOrotorm,
Cream TarsaE Oopperaa,
indigo, Cutie Fish Bone,
Isinglsss, Ipecac,
Licorce, Jalap
Licorice Root Lunar Caustic
Nader, Mace,
Mamma, Msgnesia,
Musk, Morphine,
Nutnegs Opium,
quicksilver Quinine,
Rotten Stone, Rochelle Salts 49,.
Sulphur, Pumice Stone,
Tantn, syriuges
EPSON Salts, Turpentine
vsrnish White Lead IN on
Ether, Nitric Eff, Emery Flour,
Ether, sulphuriez Emery, l, lands
damooge, Extracts, solid and auid,
Chamber Salts, Flax Seed,
Gum Arabic, Flax Seed, ground,
Gum BenEoin Ginger,
Gum Shelac, Gum Assafadta.
Gum Myuh, Gum Ca1nphor,
Gycerine Gum Tragacanth,
Eops, Glue,
| Oil Bergarot, Herbs, fresh.
| Oil, Cod Liver, white Oil Anse,
Oil, Cod Liver, dark, OIL Cinnamon.
Oil, Olive pints and quarts, Gill; Croton
| Oil, sassafras OIL Lemon,
Pepper, black, OIL Peppermint,
Potash, Chlorate, OIL, WinteFgreen,
Putty, Pepper Cayenne,
Sapetre, Potsssa, Iodide,
sennar Rhubarb b..
Soap Castle, Ealeratus,
Sponge, Snuff, in jars and bottIes
Alum Soda, Bicarbonste
Soda Sal, White Wax,
PERFUMERY,
Fancy Goods. Stationery,
Combs, Brushes,
Colognes- Handkerchief Extracts,
Pomades, Flavoring,
Toilet Articles, Puts and Powder Boxes
Soaps, plain and fancy, Patent Medicines, etc.
Orders received from she country will with promp
attention JAMES CONCEAL
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Better Than Copaiba,

Better Than Copniba,
MAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICo vEGETALIS.
Where ali other preparations have failed these preparation
will always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
severe recent and chronic Of private diseases
They the hospitals of Paris the celebrated Dr.
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mineral remedies and copaba cubeb The injection
used in recent and capsules in more chronic cases.
General depot in Paris at GRlMAULF 4 CO.'S
Chemists to H. I. h Prince Napoleon
43 Richelieu
Sold in New Orleans by DuC0NGE,
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RAILROADS..
cEEAr SOUTHERN NAIL noUrE

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Ill

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, April 7, 1866 j
WHEREAS, application has been made to
w the cancellng of the official Bond of CHARLES
WHITE Clark of the Fifth District Court of New Or
leans to-wit Bond dated the 2ls of November 1859 in
five thousand dollars signed by Charles F. White
principal and Gabriel DeFerret and Felix Robin as secu-
rifles in the of Five Thousand Dollars the cOnd
of said Bond being for the faithful performance by the
sad Charles F. White of his duties Clerk aforesaid.
hereby given to all interested in the above
described Bond show in writing the office OF the
Secretary State within ninety days from the last pubca
ton this advertisement why the said Bond should be
cancelled and annulled
Given under my seal of the State above and of
the independence of the United States the nneteth
j. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor
j. H. HARDY, Secretary OF State.
ErAT DB LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L'ExEourIF,
Nouvelle. Orleans lie I Avril, 1866 !
A TTENDU qu'nPpltcnt1On etc falte pOur
"A Ia cancellation du bond ofice de Charles F. White
geer de 10 cnquiene Cour ue district de Ia NouVe4e
Orleans, savor
Une obligation datee du q de Novembre 1859 pour la
somme $1,000 signee Charles F. White CONNIE prin
cpa ct Gabriel De Ferret ct Felix Robin principal
securities chacune pour la somme de 5000 la oe obi
cation etant condonnee pour la fdele execution par lie
dit Charles F. White de devoirs CONNIE Greier su-
dit.
Avis est par present dome tons qui son nteresses
dams ade obligation de montrer la ecrit au bu-
reau dEta pendant quarevngdx jonrs apres
dernee publication de avis les rasons esquees
dite obligation sefat pas canCelee et annulae
Donnie main ct avec lie sceRu dEtat CONNIE susdlt
de Independence des Etats unis le quatreVingt
J. MADISON WELLS,
J. II. HARDY Secrataira d. Fiat
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MEDICAL.
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ERENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT g. CO.,
Chemists to II. L. II. Prince Napoleon
% RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS.
No More Cod Liver OIL.

No More Cod Liver OIL.
GRIMAULT's SYRUP OF IODIZED HORSE RADTsH
This syrup employed with the greatest success In place OF
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of the chest, crnu, ymphatic disorders sick
ness, muscular aOny ana loss Of appetite regeueate t=
constitution purifying the blood and L. in word the
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young children subject humor obstruction gland
AT last is very eicaeOu in the diseases Of the skin
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULT's SYRUP OF HYPHOsPHATE OF LIZZIE
This new medicine is sovereign remedy phhtsis
other diseases Of the lungs promptly all the mes;
serious symptoms The cough relieved the night
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No More Poverty of the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DRs. LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
errugnous medicine contains the elements of thu
ahitherto offered the public liquid cooress
less tspeedily choross pains i'll the stomach difficult
digestion, dySmenOrrhGR and
The majority OF the Academies Of Medicine of Paris
mend the Phosphate of Iron ladies Of delicate constitution
suffering from aLems, and all other persons tatgued FROM
anxiety nervous emotions, o7erwork general debility
and poornoss Of blood.
It'll the only preparation which never causes constipation
and can oe borne BY the most delicate stomachs.