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NRTMAULT . CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUGNoUs PERUVIAN BARK

BARK.
Cnenists TO H. b. h. Prince Napoleon - RcheIieu Paris
rms preparation has the advantage combining two
9 powerful tonic6 known in the medical world OF perfect
npdy, and agreeable taste syrup is taken with
and suits the most delicate stOmachs.
1t Is par excellence the FERRUGINOUS TONIC which
should be administered to ladies constitution to
yOng persons backward in attaining the age of puberty
poyed in the treatment of Chooross Anemea Pale Com
PIeXon, Gastrcs, Gasralae Whites, LenCorrhea Deb iv
Want of Appetite, Poverty Of Blood, etc S
agents in New YORK NJ BECKER 1919 Grand street New
Chemists ~ VIC PiN's'paA
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THE Mathematicians have been exer.
cised in mind for the last two centuries in deysine
a simple method Of describing perfect oval, as
it is matter Of great moment to mechanics, who
have not the time or ability TO enter into abstruse
calculations in order to define CORRECTLY a figaro
that Is Of such common and universal use. Gar.
penters generally describe with the compasses
three cireles, and continue line from the oireum-
ference OF one to that of another. This may am
swer but it is not, strictly speaking correct rs in
a true oval the point Of departure from a circle
cannot be determined, The simplest mode is by
The string passed around two pegs, placed on the
longest diameter, eqJIidistant from the center.
pencil placed in the blight of the string, at the
circumference Of the figure about to be desoribed
and passed around, viii describe perfect oval,
This is web known, and has been in nse probably
sixty years, The difficulty is IN fixing the exact
spots on the longest diameter to place the pegs.
1t has always been done by experiment; point
after point is tried until the exact spot is reached
A reliable ana much simpler method has just been
discovered, as follows If the length of your oval
be ten inches, and width eight inches, open your
divders to FIVE inches, or one-half of the longest
diameter. Place one foot upon the outside cir
conference at point at right angles with tho
Longest diameter, TO which the other foot will
reach, will be the points to be obtained.
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-OEFICIAL
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEP RrNrN'r
New Grlaa7, " 3T,3,,, an 1pco =

AlAoe LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTAYN'T !
New Orleans, June %, 1856. /
WHEREAS, John O. Sinnot has applied to M,
for the cancelling of his official bond as Har
Dor Master in and for theport of New Orleans
to wit:
a bond dated the 21st Of March. 1850. for
the sum Of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John Q. Sinnot as principal and James NC
Closkey and James Nimick as securities the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said John G. Sinnot of his
dutsss as Harbor Master aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
cause IN writingat the office Of the secretary Of
state, within ninety days after the last Dub
hcatlon Of this advertisement, why the said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled.
Given under my hand and seal of State MS
above ana Of the independence Of the United
States, the ninetieth
J, MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor:
o.. H HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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OF THE
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
City of New Orleans !
BE i known that this Twentyxth day of Aprl IN the
before me Edward Bne notary public in and for ths Civ
ng FaTsh o. New Orleans duly commissioned 50 on
personally came and appeared the parties whose names ara
hereto subscribed who declared that awaiting themselves Of lie
oa 81 corporations il this State have cogenanted and
6emslys to daese presents covenant and bind
ana purposes, and under the stipulaons and
TIC IN Ssnf am SF e @ cSEPoE1on a the ALLAN
us domieits HEREBY established the city of New
its capital shall have bern sabscribsd e amount
exist for twenty FIVE from date hereof Il bai S
state OF Louisiana, and for inscription the name Of ~
Company and the date Of this act -'A0 Vi 'ne
SECOND.
The objects and purposes of the Company are hereby declared
~ Tq make assurances upon Dwelling Houses, Stores
o,on rFTsses and every other description of Buildings
AH g Other property against loss or damage by Ore
Steamboats, and other vessels Freight Goods BIs 81 ~
change and other evidences Of debit Commssiops Prot
porte9n Risks sottomfy and Respondents Interests and
upoa ves ana other acdents in other words effect fire
marine river te and accident insurance any kind what
sosye with privilege Of exercising all either Of said par
The Company may itself to be rensured against any
k upon which shall have made insurance and ali citation
Interested shall served on Tie Presidn to 6e epDSnss e
the manner hereinafter provided for.
THIRD.
The eapisasoek said Company shall be three hundred
seven hundred and y shares Of one hundred dollars sseb
oe paid for at the time and in the manner following
ne en6sbes the said stock shall pay into the hands Of
the sum Of Teenty Dollars In essb n pSg 9F onsl
ne subscribed by them and furnish notes 10 the orr
dewand atthe See Of said Company n sb tps @ On
80 INC board OF Directors may determinsi pro,
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RRIoK....,.........BKIoK,... BRICK.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND BRICK
The Prison authorities viii deliver GOOD BRICK on the
wharf at Baton Rouge ready for Shipment at TEN DOLLARS
PER THOUSAND.
Address JOHN H. MATTA, CLERK Penitsntary,
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7 IITINIIVE
- LOzeRges and Powders Of the Alkaline LAcate7Tbe
Akaiue Iachtes exercise the beneficial Influence over
tue arrangements OF digestion either peculiar action
on the mucous membrane OF the stomach by nrng To tbe
latter through their combination wit the saliva to the gasr
lct supply Of Tactic ACld which all English rrauch an
other Psychologists admit be essential prrCiDe of d.
gestioh t0 the information OF those woo may be without
medical advice may be stated here the 81 mpt0m of inn
paired digestion are HeadaChe pain the forehead hei-
Gnn bowels loss OF appetite emaciaton etc Ali these soon
disappear under the action the Alkaline Lactates which
may be always had in lozenges or powders ~ ~
General depot in Paris, at GRIM AULF co.'s Chemists tn
Ii; ]. H. Prince Napoleon, a. rue Ricleiiru " ~ "
In New Orleans, at DUGONGE's DkLOCHE1S gUTT,
LhI'S and at every other good Cheuist,s - -
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upprrs C-i,,o,ITt = ~ rI VIFNnA1 hlgEst g 1850
~ reply 10 the letter you addressed to his Exceepcy tina
EnoassAao have the honor to Inform you Professor
hetAhhk is man Of high standing Vienna that bg h
personally much thought Of and passes Que Of ;he best
Chemists in Germany. prEpFEr
General Depot in Paris at GRIMAULT a "a = a rs
Richelieu. In New Orleans at ~ " ~
.uso. DuGoEGE, DELoCHE 4 GUILLoT,
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month ana year aforesaid in the presence AdOphe
ana Lewis " Woodyille, witnesses hereuno sign ther
names with said parties and me notary 90 ~
The original is signed.
Se0' W. Mahs9h Y. A. ERgRr, Edward Rieney,
and others. -
A A. Lenes, L. C. Woodyille
Edward Barnett notary public
A true copy from the Original 1850 Pe'
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
The undersigned Deputy Recorder of Mortgages for the
ana Gly OF New Orleans State of Louisiana certines
the foregoing act of Charter has this day been recorded IN
ms oihee In Society B, No ST. 100 to l09
NEW ORLEANS, May lst 1866.
slgnedJ CHARLES E, LENEs,
DAINTY Recorder.
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THE HANDsBOKO GzissS DEnEOCRAT

he publication Of the above oldestahhed weekly paper
NJ q 5esutneq on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1866
~ tanusboro Harrison county Mississippi S'
SUBSCRIPTIONS and advertisements respectfully solicited
IKRNs-fiye dollars per annum in advance
Jae5son 4issssppan and Meridian Miss Clarion pleas
S'pS suIee tDles, p X. MAYERS,
Editor and Proprietor.
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~ 4 4 w EsiFehld l7k,g. Roach,
T %qei ShRs y y Eo w. a I adams
| 5 Charles ". newton. Il N j. Thaxton
4 9 W. ], Fnerson. 22TT a LyUn
Il 3, s sossae5 3 3 R 3 L s5
! l3 j. Copes
SEC They shall continue in office the second Monda
Sn @ az Snt Iheir successors in office shah have beef
taeh yi5 sais q the SECOND Monday May
frS election the honday after due eection az VII
| ARTICLE SEVENTH.
SECTION In all elections the shall be by ballot ant
repesentea considered duly cleo ed AND IN IN
President shall order another election to take place bin e
aeb sna gys ng s the "
IKE 60 Tor saeh ana every hare which she they
shall be aowedto vote more than two I'M ndred ha e. s5
avn name Or that ofhs hFn at All election Tor Directors Of
a ARTICLE EIGHTH.
sEcr1oS The officers of the Company shall consist of
such other officers the Board
Ihe Board q Direcors shall have power to employ such
81 M as are necessary TO conduct the bosness
sEcroE The Board Of Directors shall ii then rst r,s.
Tery year the Company eectfrom among
aresdent and Vice President who shall their oces
oeer determined according by laws to be elected
q w same time and TO c6ntnae In office until their
successors are elected aud qualified. $50
s8 s ARrIoLE NINE. Htte
SECTION The President OF the Company shall sign all noI
Ss5 and preside ~ ~ meetings Board shall sonSaet
& ~ u IN case OF his absence, the VieePresidenG
o. - ''ia sFeA' ,n,,,,s .
SECTION It shall be the dnty of the President and the
oelo o. Dreetpls within month prior to the close ~
year OF Tue company to to be pu oisbeu In he
p5een ana English languages and Tor the term o. at Least
C9mnanv an under oath OF the business the
is sbss when when bnAll contain !
Ming bt aonas o. premiums received during the year. spee
hS5 1ss.. - '
what o. Tossed incurred during the year specifying
different kind q pecs been incurred under each Of the
The amount Of capital statins Ana no.,r 20 ~, j.,
d The amonnt oF sH 49, = eAtute thereof
pany and In what bos ana net earnings of the Com.
ARTICLE EtEyESru.
sEor1oN The Company shall make to the assprod o
toIs may deem eSRsdisnt 'S9''A' ana Board Of D
Company Tie sf earnings shsbe dyIdss m a f. the
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'NHERAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRIMAULT a
Il CO.'S Chemists in Paris) -
glnons syrup of Peruvian BARK.


In solving problem hitherto declared unsoIyabIe by all
Sigq Eerrugnous Syrup of Peruvian Bat k Nessr ar
mAULI Co, Chemists to H. l. II. Prince Nap0leon At
fhs nave discovered medicine Of unexceptona merit ana
great medical value - 'e'i-nis i'H
me following important document has been received or,
Iernh country recognized possess Hr5t Cemista in
hewoTd It's from Professor Kt2inski Chemical Anaiyzer
10 the Law Courts who testies in following terms tba
aIe o. the syrup OF Bark edca Gazette Of Vienna oct
Mr. GRlMA ULT has succeeded in the happest poannsr in
colnRnlng relative qualities Of different parts of his PR
AND EAGELLkNT MEDICINES; the more so as tls ron
mus disguised in addition agreeable flavor Ia nnCh
more rapidly absorbed than other rrurinous peicina
sr GElM ULTs FERRuGIkOUs SYRUP is therefore ne
ne Dst pharmaceutical peparaUns--a truly sclent6caI
medicine which has solved therapeutic problem
aong sought after, OF giving iroh bark in simple md
agreeable o free from deect satisfactory to all parties
CitsIgneIiI VINCENT KLETZtNSKI
CueihGh AnayZer to the Law Courts Hospital Chemist
l. d r. DU WIEDEH.
Professors of Chemistry
Let US now see In what the French Ambassador at
vienna replies to Messrs Griault Co. regards high
estimation in which Mr.. KletzinSki is held:
FRENCH EMBASSY VIEHEA,l
,tc -. Vienna, August 70, 1865
GRNTLEMENIn reply to the letter you dressed to big
NceencY the Ambassador have the honor inform you
that he is personally thought of and passes one Of Tia
best chemists in Germany.
....... PIERRET,
Consul and attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris GRIMAULT & CO.'S
In New Orleans, DUCONGE, DELOCHE GUILLo;TTsss
And at every good Chemists.
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W. ioresotng 70 be true copy of the original Act
notaria acts - - 'N 'Ai u's current register OF
a.Sl Wsseoi grant these presents under my sgnat
ssS ey once tAe city Of New Orleans this hifteeaS
Ss'sns@ ROBERT J, KER, NE.
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hs new ierrugnous medicine elements OF the
ogno HHl bones @nd Iron in qno different from
hitherto offered u the puzzle is liquid cuurless taste
less 10 speedily cures chor0ss palms the stou e difficult
digestion, dysmenOrrhmH and anem,a
lht lrGty o the Academies OF Medicine Of Paris recon
nero Ae phosphate Of Iron 10 ladies constitution
suffering nom ~ eha and All other persons Geued from
over aAiety nervous emotions oyework general debility
and pOoTnuNs Of blood ''
i s the ouy preparation which causes constipation
and can be borne by the most delicate stuLuA.ls
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AMERICAN lssUE-FoUR MILLION DOLLARS

III sSSsSSENAN1A -a'.ssf- ARBA an LOAN
IJ
A4EspTr, i NJ YccrITs r,o,,, -,
To insurs The Treasurv n 4. s,at.s !. II. I'LL,
the Departments France and itay r fs S
Papal Stat debt Ills Holiness Pone Pima III h
Act Of tne iIth April 1866 dseree lie emissnn X s1b
Although rnlsr, loans have eoiIsaantad r1
y sW q the present condition Of monetary mat.
sslss him Z his present temporary eSnIsss
~ Y PRESENT inducements to capital has decided
dred doIlar oa Y p6 dollars sold for The one hun
TIE BrHasi payable to baarer are of $40 racs ~ & ~
In cod Md c0pnnns PET sent Interest antum
DENNIS ma Nss n Paris OF in New York Phila.
The issue being at sixysis dolar T HE q exchange
~ cont nerest il TIC insessSt w give more than
chase the Bends amount 81 inter N sss or the ppr
viii 20 applied o the further reduction of the debs
- = 3eneyeu tnt ins loan Wy connend Itself capitalist.
wv sesrS Y prove tnt ms Holiness never Addresses HIM
ee ~ n 9S .as.. ~ ssa III, $1,000.
.rtss ~ ;s ~ ~ gisessh security than
80 z " Az PieuReu lAlth o. q State which
Hesd s ' st4lsN efetS engagement OF us Ponthca
Banking n l.aa,s r. y .Y'''s'4e
afs 1n nuEygAN SHERMAN co. Nassau street cor.
Messrs, D.Exsi. 60 - sa1tb 1biss .,saa, p,.,
THOMAS Layton, Eso.i psesiaen. son,ns,n ~ VII.
Orleans N''.--' -"
ana I'M NstneMc Slefgy Throughout the United Sta
Sa ss sasu og sSe1sS oS ps@s e.
s ing aS1as q Ms baaea9 marked % "9 6e
win y iausdis'els transmitted slsI n 1oa'
: y = 1sssnN
YORK siSu1 AiSp1isnop q New
mr. fhn hear ~, ars
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.FIo rnd.rs;,,,.d ~ >, MORTGAGE 0yFICz
sai ne ioTeealne Act Of Incorporation has been t a
IN ms once ~ Society boos Ne G Polios Is n ls
1 81 ~, ,, , ShAS E. LENEs, Deputy RecoFder
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CHARTER,

CAARTER, .,...,. ..,,.......,....... CmAH TEE
10y 7rr-
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TFBE GREAT EFFICACIOUSNFgS or
MeaSTS Grtmault Co IUdizpd syrup Of Horse RRa.
ohIhs iodaed syrup OF Horse hRdsh Grimaut
Cor Chemists to ii. l. H. Prince Napoleon, At Pari, II
HWays pas excellence suGcedanuus to God Live, OIL the
btot treatment to follow Ia Lymphalc Scr9lous alec
Tons as well in various Outrageous diseases The publn
WI therefore read with interest the analysis Of his
ece Wy Professor kletznsk extracted from Chemists
Journal az Eienn a. well the letter addressed MesBrs
lrmAu w, by his EHceleucy the French ambassador
1t is Us follows: o''
Ermaults lodized Syrup Of Horse Rafish ia not in ee
elementary Nuu cnGc state hut il the i0dhy acid
God Liver on. ' -
Gu, tslgqed VINCENT KLETzIssKI
a) ger 10 tue Law Courts at Vienna, HOspita
Ohoull5t l. and 4. WIEpEN
lrOLnsAlEs o
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Nervous Headaches and Neuralsiaa
simultaneously cured by
GRIMAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA.


yesea1'e Substance used from time rneuort in Brazil
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the undersigned do hereby certify the foregon Act
OF incorporation has been this recorded in nv curgn
register, in Book Society No. 6, 70. I52
(Sgued) UHAS + SONGS
New Orleans, June II. 1865 nenrtu Elna..,l0.
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No More Poverty of the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
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CHARTER.
QUARTER. CMARTER
OF
THE SOUTHERN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
For Disabled Soldiers.

KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that we whose names
are ereuno subscribed copOratUrs being desous of
qurng enjoying the rights powers and privileges of
BODY corporate have and do hereby and constitute anon
ourselves and such other associated
with us either BY subscription donation SUCCESSION
norann nnder ne general law OF the State louisiana
sephc reisous and Charitable puposesn approved March
y 1893 a9d nave agreed upon the following definition of its
objects and pu and upon the following stipuaIion
the same, towit
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T ,,, ~ -. NEW ORLEANS July 18th, 1866
ssaIs3 P t State Of Louisiana hereby certify
hospital Association, for disabled soldiers and am Of the
opinion that the purposes objects Of the corporaton
eceu M I'd act are legal and that Of provisions
therein contained contrary to law
(Sgned) @. H GUTENBERG
Dlstrcs Attorney of the First Judicial District
.5gr5 State of Louisiana
certify the foregoing to be true correct copy of the
original aet on he and Of record in office and of fhe
approval thereof by the District Attorney - $50
New Orleans, 18th July 1866 - ' as"''''
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The aud title Of the Company shall be ''The CONNER
cia 0mpeny and its domiei hereby established
IN the city OF New Orleans shall continue and
twenty-five years FROM the date organization 1t shall
enee operations Immediately cation 1t shall have
crporste seal having for device Commerce. for an
inscription the name Of the Company and the date of this
act
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ROMAN LOAN. -RoM4N LOAN.

Z aiE e B0uYefneUr:
y. 81. HARDY, Secretaire d'Etat
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All the corporate Of said compsny shall be exercised
by Board Of Directors composed nineteen stockholders
be elected on the tr Monday January year the
office OF the Company Notices such elections shall be given
and continued to ten days mme lately preceding SAID election
in the French And English languages above provided for
The Board shall appoint thr Stockholders inspectors pre-
side at such elections and of said inspectors decline
a 70 attend the President shall appoint Others in
stead The Board thus elected to take their seats on the
first Monday OF tile month January each wear and to hold
the same thereo until their Successors are
ed and Qualified - S Wv S'NS
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is. 1865.

: IlArER FROM raR Bro GRANDE Important
Ssipment Of Arns BY the arrival Of the
steamship clinton yesterday, from Brazos,
Santiago we learn the following important in
telIigence
The steamship j. W. Evernan arrived at
BRACES, August sth, from New York, with
Gems Lewis Wallace and Wordsworth on
board The cargo consisted of two batteries
Of Light artillery, 5000 stand Of small arms,
and 900 kegs Of ammunition, consigned to
Gen Caravaiol, Liberal governor of the State
Of Tamaulipas
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Of February, and some other few cities, and then
to Havana. The theatrical world are in a fever
of excitement, and the theater,going public can
hardly satisfy themselves to wait until they can
see and hear her of whom they have knowledge
only by reading.
Mark Smith, late of Wallacks, and Lewis Ba-
ker have leased Lucy Rushtons old theater aud
will open this fall to try their hands at that in
which Lucy Rushton failed. They are undoubt-
eddy better fitted than Miss Rushton was to sup
port theater, and may meet with success,
although New York has a full complement of the.
aters already. EYES AND EARS.
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board Of Health.

oFFIcE BoARD or HEALTH, No lS3 GRAVtER sraEER
Nov Orleans, August 7, 1866.
Tho public win end COMPLAINT BOOKS at the following
Offices from o'clock M until O'Clock every day
First District.
DR. JAMES BURNS, Health Officer, ofics No. "a Camp
street, up stairs
Second District.
DIR G. H. TRBAULT. Health Officer, Office No 2s5 St.
Peter street, nesr Chartres
Third District.
DR., ERNEST s. LEWIS, Health ohhcer sfHcs corner Il
ElySian Fields and Dauphne streets.
Fourth District.
DIR. JOHN l. HULsE. Health oGicsr, office No $50 ST.
Andrew rear Magazine street.
BOARD OF HEALTH, ls2 Gravior street
GEO. VIM. DIRMEYER,
Secretary Board Of Health
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The CULTURE OF TOBACCO IN FRANCE.-A Paris
correspondent says:
In regard to the culture of tobacco now an i'm
portant item of French agricultural industry, the
law is even more stringent Tobacco being a
government monopoly, no one can grow even a
single plant of tobacco in his garden without a
permit. If a peasant wishes to plant field with
tobacco, be makes declaration to that effect to
the proper authorities. An inspector then visits
the held to be planted, measures it carefully and
enters me measurement in his book. When the
tobacco comes up, every plant is counted and an
entry OF the number made in the same book
Every week the inspector visits the field count
ing every stem, andwhen the plants are approach
ing maturity, eUetg leaf is counted, and an entry
OF the number OF leaves of each plant is made in
his hook. Ii a1eat IS attacked by an insect or
withers, the farmer must not remove il; but on
the next weekly visit of the inspector, the dead
leaf il taken away by him, an entry to that effect
is made in the book, and the entry for partinular
plant, Is corrected as to the number of leaves,
When the crop is fit for gathering, the inspector
makes his final examination. Ii the quality is
found To be defective, he causes the whole to be
gathered and burned the unhappy owner in such
case not receiving single centime, but losing the
whole of his years work.
If the quality is satisfactory, the inspector SUI,
perintends the cutting, counts the leaves before
having them carried away, and pays the regula.
ton price for them. This price Is very large SO
that The tobacco grower risks the chance Of q
heavy loss against the chance of rate Of profit
very much higher than he could make by any
other branch Of agriculture. But as the tobacco
is very delicate plant, and subject in this eli
mate, TO various diseases and other mishaps its
cultivation SO often proves q failure that the
French peasant, sharp as be is after gain d grow.
ing every year more and more shy Of it, so that
the amount Of tobacco grown here Is steadily de-
getheF.
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PefrOEerEl1a Sf0res !

PETROLEUM STOVES, NO. lO6 CAMP STREET.
Testimonials.
W E. JERyEY Esq., Secretary Loulsiana Petroleum Stove
Company:
DEAR SRIt is about two months since purchased one Of
your Petroleum Stoves and since then have using
constantly Ioonsder il the most
age and most chserfuy the public 1t Ia
the most ECONOMICAL CLEANEST and BEST STOVE
have yet seen.
AuhoriEing 70 make Of this letter you think
proper, remain yours respectfully,
lH CHAS. BEAUMONT,
New Orleans.