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The New York herald., 1866-08-03

uHttffHR OF tfst 1BUfTU UT fft"ft"s
Tho Metropolitan Board OF Health met yesterday AFTER
noon al three O'Clock, President Schultz in the chair
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved
The counsel read opinion on the request OF the
Brooklyn Common Council for the Board TO provide
docks for the contractors deposit ca night SOIL &C.,
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Late agent of L. 5 Patent Office WASHINGTON (ln.rthe
Act OF ls}7)
- State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston.
Alter an extensive practice upwards years
Continues 10 secure Patents n the United States, also in
treat Britau France, and other y,e.i. Countries
Caveats Specifications, Bone s. Assignments and all pa
ptiS or Drawings tor Patents, execute" Nrr terms
ami With DESPATCH Researches made American or
Foreign ~pTkSto determine the Validity City o: Pa
tents OF Invent I0Siud legaIOr other adv rendered
III all NAT t"s to, hing the Copies Of The claim. of
any Pateiit furnished Jy remttiuG ST. si:;umcnts re
corded ii " a>hillctnn.
:" regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most c2nafe and
successful practitioners, with whom have had olitai
lhteIcoursc. CliAS. MASON.
Commits sion of patents
" lhav2n no heStatl0nin assuring inventors thai thcv
cannot enPloya competent dtrul,wOrthv
ana more capable OF putting their applications in form
TO secure Tor them an early and favorable Consideration
at the Patent Oiicc." EDMt Nd BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents
" MI, K Il Eddy has maIetOr ne Is applications on
al but ole OF which patents have been granted and
Is now renlG Such uuniS 4kcable proc great talent
anu aolltS on hs Part leads me 10 recommend all inve-
"S 70 Apply [" Tim to procure tcr patents. they NAV
O sure Oi'4 the most faithful att tnoD hes owed on
increases, ana al a unreasonable charges"
JOHN TiGIART.
during eight months, the subscriber in course OF his
aFIe practice" made twice rejected Applications Is
tftals everyone u which decided IL his favor bv
the Commission OF Patents r u Enny''
EostOr.. Jan l. ISt6 - ,r " i'
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3faal.
Tarrant StOckwell's Estate.

Subscribers being appointe by the Honora-
bic Probate tfOr the district OF Caledonia.
missioners, to receive examine and adjust all claims
nd demands of al persons against the estate Tarant
Sfockwe late of St JOhnsbury, naid district deceased
represented and the term of six months from
The nth dsy of March, A. D., lS66 being allowed
by said court the creditors of said deceased
hbit prove their respective claims before give
notice that we will attend to the duties aI-
pointment at the dwelling house of the late Tarrant
Stockwell in St Johnsbury said district, the 18th
DAYS of March and September next, at O'Clock p ~ on
each of said days.
A. e. CHADWICK Cc,
97-g9 JONATHAN ROSS ooia is'
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John VI. Darling,S Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at the
Essex District, S. probate Office, in Lunenburg
Oh the 9Th day OF April, A. lo66.
HIRAM A, CUTTING administrator upon the
IL John NJ Darling, late OF Concord said district.
deceased, makes application 10 said court Tor iCenS
the whole of the real estate of said deceased
representing the sale Of part necessary the
payment the debts Oi said deceased and expenses
administration, and that part cannot be sold without
injury 10 the remainder
Whcr cupon ordered b. said court that said appli-
cation be referred the m day OF April A d. 1856
the probate office i'll luenburg for hearing and drC
thereon; and further ordered that ali persons inter
e>te be notified hereof by publication notice OF this
application order thereon three eks
III The CaiedOia printed al II. JOI,bury, before said
time OF hearing, that they may appear al said time and
place and if the Y object thereto
BY the COurt-AtteSt,
gSuU JOHN W TARTSTIORN Judge
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DODD'S NERNINE.

This article surpasSes all known preparations for
the cure of all forms of nervousness.
1t Is rapidly superceding ali preparations of
opium and valerian-the well known result of
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
dlilcultieS--as it allays irritation, restessness
and spasms, and induces regular action of the
bowels and secretive organs.
No preparation for nervous diseases ever sold
SO steadily. or met with such universal approval
For tts sleep.nesS. loss OF energy. peculiar fe-
male Weaknesses and irreguia rites, and all the
fearful mental and bodily symptoms that follow
IN the train of nervous diseases. Dodd's Nervine
is the best remedy known to science Sold by
all druggists. Price. 81.
II. b. STORER & CO., Proprietors.
tlsep ID Fulton Street, New York,
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Samuel Willey's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the district OF Caledonia commits
siOners, receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate OF Samuel
Wiley late Of Wheeock. in said district deceased rep
resented inSOvent and the oi six months III the
18th day March, 1885, being allowed by sal Court TO the
creditors OF said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before u.s. give notice. that will
attend to the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling
house OF Abigail Wiley in Wheeock, In said district,
the 3d day OF June and the 18th day OF sept next, al
O'Clock III the forenoon each of said days.
SAMUEL. ii. JONES. (cu,rs
SHADRACH SANBORN, N'iH 49,
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FOR SALE.
G1RlsT MILL
At Lunenburg, VI,
For Sale at Public Auction,

As the subscriber wishes to 90 into business in
New Jersey, he will sell his property at auction
on the premises the 10Th day of May next at
=. NJ. Said property con lists of grlst mill with
four run stones, three bolts. a corn crac.cr and
a corn shelter. All of which IS driven ty Paddle
ford's celebrated patent wheels. headed with a
good water power and dam that flows Meals pond
with five feet Of water This mil is tha only
griSt mill Ill this section, and is easily accessible
and most convenient fer several towns III This Vi
cinity Also good dwelling house with - acres
Ct land, with barn conveniently situated. and
mouse only about twenty rods from said mill -
All these buildings are i.ew wei. finished and in
coed repair Also one undivided half Of a timber
,ot situated at the head of the pond above men,
toned, well tlmbeted and Convenient to saw mill.
+. q. TILTON.
John W. Hartshorn, Auctioneer.
LUnenburg, April 9, 1876. IS 80.
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REAL ESTATE
+ o II $ A l. f. =.

The subscriber having occasion 10 travel for
wear or more offers his entire real estate for sale
at bargain, consisting of first class
FIGURING MILL,
with first rate run of custom, which by proper
management will earn at least 1920 per year
Also,
1 DWELLING HOUSES AND BIRNS,
together with other Outbuiidings ~ acres OF
and, with the entire water privilege at "eSl
Dan,ie, Vt. which is As good, II not me best
in This state There are at least two of the very
best water privileges for WOODEN or cotton facto-
tics hat can be found, as the natural stream at
for:s sufficient quantity OF water when Is warm
in winter and nearly as soft as rain water, The
nola covers one thousand acres of land, with
icc Of back water. The above property will be
sold at a targal, all together OR in lots to suit
purchasers. Any credit given that may be d.
sired by furnishing good security. | intend to
sell as soon as possible, as ain otherwise engaS-
Cd and will sell at q bargain. Call and see.
r. W. LAIRD
Vo.4 H,n,i''e Feb % lSff 9jtf
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John Harvey's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the honora
BILE probate court for the district OF Caledonia commits
siOners receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
nans of al persons against the estate of John Har
yev late of Kyegate in SAID district, deceased rep
resented nsOven and the months from the 10Th
day of March, 1906 being allowed by said court TO the
spective claims before us Give that will at
tend the duties OF appointment at the store OF
James White Co. in South Kyegate in said district Oh
the Tuesdays May and September ne X at IL O'Clock
in the forenoon, each of said days.
WIN. X. SHEDD. )f,m,r.
g7-9S JOHN BAILEY, Jr. wi" 10
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z,z-.-7 RUTLAND and BURLINGTON
= "A n D.
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROADS,

On aid after Fcby 5th 1870 Trains Will run as follows
MOVING SOCTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, S,i5 An. l31S lOOopy
Arrive at Rutland HIS :" 40 M | uo , N
Leave Rutland. Zoo n. 5 ~ 43n "
Arrive al h. Falls, > j. P. NJ. g,35 un "
Leave Bellows Falls, - I" 300 A. VI. : ~
Ar. AT Br.tt!ebVrO, 325 {! 5 81 "
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BrattleborO, lD;}OA.M 4.iU PM S5-py
Arrive al b Falls lbs 81 q Il,
Ii ave Bellows Falls l222pN 5,J 10 I'M "
Arrive at Rutland p55 OK u "a NJ
Leave Rutland, 400 a.,
Arrive ut Burlington 55n a. .
TRAINS CONNECT As FOLLOWS.
Cana Io.' WIN Vermont Central and Vermont
ront; Montreal, O-densburgfard the West
Al Rutland with trains Trov Albany and Now yorl,
Sal atOSa Springs. Schenectady and rho " q +, ~ = A'
bellows ais with trains on Chesh,ra p abroad for
fHch4uT5 Worcester, Lowell and Boston Win Vnr
oI' aeE Railroa1 for Bratt eboro Springfield Hart
lori New iaEei and New ork and with SIIIt an In
ROAD oT lul>nr, htr River JUNCTION VIII - e.
I0n'pury' Newport Lttteton and the Whte Maintains
Passenger, fjr the West will find this ,be,n pIaaIant
anu Expeditions Route For Tickets ami all nerearr
Information inquire at the Offices on the Line necessary
tlJaflo' GEO. A. MERRILL Stunt
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LQ1HX.
Dir. j. H. INDERS' IODINE WITEE

a pure solution of Iodine, without SOLVENT
Containing fall gain 10 each ounce oil water.
THE MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGENT AND
RESTORATIVE KNOWN.
1t i:es cured and will care SCROFCLA in al its
nani";d io;ns-lLCERS, CANCERS. ST-
PILLS, SILT hHEI-U,a,,a II b,s No., ,sss
with astonishing success in cases of Kheun,a,isr,
Dyspepsia, Consumption. Female Con.plain,s,
Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases, &c.
Price y bottle, or for -
DE. ii. fD2R> * Co.. Physician and Chemists,
42S Broadway, New York,
Also for sale by SETH ". FOwLE & son.
10 fremont Street Boston, and by Druggists
generally. ujan67
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\ Office TO
c AIN An MS.

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The following described property was seized hy
officers of the customs for violation of the reve-
nue. laws OF the United States, viz:
At ST. Johnsburv. VT. Jan. 1. 1866. l53 gals
whiskey At D,nville. Vt. Feb ]. 1850. u calls
whiskey at Walden, VI. Jan. Ii, 1866. , horses
and harnesses, seig!rs, 80 gals. whiskey. Il
gals. gin, "a bottles gin at East Haven. Vt ,
March ). 1866. horse. sleigh. harness. , buff
filo robes, kegs whiskev, kegbrandy, horse.
harness, ] sleigh. buffalo rohe>. kegs whiS-
KEY. 8 pound tea. boxes rai>ns. 81 pounds rat
megs. 10 pounds cloves a. bradford. Vt, March
5, 1856. | horse. | harness. / sleigh, buffalo
robe, blanket. 10 gals whiskey.
ANY person or persons claiming the above de-
scrlbed property are hereby notified to appear
within ninety days from the first pu icaton of
this notice and file with the collector Of the GUS
toms for the district of Vermont, claim. stating
his or their interest in the property SO seized.
Also to execute boni To the United States con-
dltloned that in case Of the condemnation of the
property so seized, the oblgors will paw all the
costs and expense of the proceedings 20 obtain
condemnation. Otherwise | shall proceed to ad-
vertse and sell said property according to law, in
such eases made and provided.
WIN CL3PP. Collector of Customs.
Custom House. Dist. of Vermont,
Collectors Office, Burlington Apr. . 1866 : 81 90
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Guardian Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District ss. Probate Office. in ST. Johns
bury. the 9Th day vi Apr A. ID. lS66-
Alvah W. Guddiug, guardian Oi Esther W. Newell.
heir Marshall W. Newell late OF Burke, i'll said ,
riCt deceased. minor makes application 10 SAID court
license sell the whole of the real estate Of his said
ward represent ing that the sale thereof Tor the purpose
putting the proceeds q" such sale al interest invest
the i'll stocks real estate, would be bench ial
10 said ward
WhereupUn il is ordered 10y said court, that said appli-
cation be referred session thereof, to be held At the
probate office. in sad ST JoIl>nury the 18th oi Apr.
l>6 lor hearing ami decision thereon; and II l.
.hcr ordered that all persons interested bc n"tifi"i
hereof by publication notice u laid application ana OF
der thereon three weeks SlCcrs-yey the Caleuuidi,
printed III ST. JOhnstury, before said time OF hearing that
they NAV appear AT said time and place and ii they
ca object thereto
b, the Court Attest. ASA L. FREHCI. Judge
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THE CALEDON | AN

FACTS A. To ApNtRrI>ING.-lh ao-
refreshments OF an ordinary number o' '''e
London Times exceed 200 the '''''''''
advertising bills OF one London hli'' are
SAID to amount to ,tio.oo ana ''r1e
Others are mentioned vino 'ac' "l'''u''y
t<p'"'' ~'' ''', r,;rn -, the Ep,vclonr
'r"'- !''' ''-"'.' ';l,,I,,.nho., f3noo
d'a BRITANNICA e n:,, ',''' ,,,a,' ,.o,,m,n
~ %r''t 'lI''S ''J J. - "', Y
'han 10 sec '''S, '''s'''> '''' ' ',,.a,
N''''' '''''' u ~ '','' ~. ,Lo wealth
c>npri,nc, and prestige they have acquir-
.J dron oradp,I i out OF public view, and
J.. .ucc,oJoJ Tx firms of smaller capital,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-20
DIR. BRYDEN's
CELEBRATED CONDITION POWDERS

Now is the time to keep your horses in good
condition. lfyour horses have got the heayes,
or cough. or if their blood is out of order, use
Or Bryd-n's celebrated condition powders, for
sale by b. +. PETTENGlLL, at VIM. NJ Mat
thews' saloon, Alien block. St. Johnsburv, Vt.
Also good cheap work horse for sale by the
same.
March 5, 1866 93tf
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Auftion and 2rirate Salfs.

ESTATE OF HON. JOHN DEWEY
Valuable Timber Lands for Sale,
IN Grandhy, Guillhall, Brunswick and Lunen-
burg. in Essex County, Vermont. Also IN Ian
caster, Northumberland, Stark, stratford; Co %
iumDi, and Stewartstown, in Coos County. N: II
Apply to VIM J s Dewey, Agent, at Oulld-
hail. and to whom all demands due the estate
must he maid. MARY c. D. HUICHlNS.
,IuiIdnall Feb. j. 1866. o3-loo
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West Danvil,e, Feb. 20. 1866.
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Is
1925
Exported preytonsly-'t 535o6-6Zs59
took on hand and on shlpboArd No. cleared. $3.50
The exports are 1910 bales for Hayre and 1852
paes for New York.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts since
saturday comprise "a hhds. choice old Louisiana
sugar; no Molasses. The market has exhibited
considerable activity to-day, and there were sales
II "a hhds. prime to choice Louisiana Sugar at
.6c., and 20 hhds yellow clarified at 163@l7c. y
~, and some few retail parcels at 1l4@124 for
Common l3@l4c., prime l53@l6c., yellow clari-
lied l6b@17c., and white do. l7@173c. % Ii. In
Molasses there is very little doing; in fact the
stock is very light, although the new crop is soon
hooked for. 1t is however quoted at 5S@6Oc. for
lots, and retailing at 65@7Oc. y gallon.
/ ToBAoco-The market still rules very quiet
There has been some little inquiry for baling and
for the city trade, but no sales of any importance
have TRANSFERRED. The stock on hand is quite
small and does not offer any inducements for any
very extended operations. There is no change in
quotations, which we repeat as follows, viz: $40
&C. for low refused light and heavy; 6307c. for
common leaf; 73@9e. for fair do; l00llc. for
good do; 12@l3e. for fine do, and 14@I6c. u ID
Iut GlpiHS SSleCttOuSs LOt5 1uL pHLHS axe ut4u al
20@25e. y ID.
FLouR-The market is almost entirely bare of
the grades of fine and supegfne, with fair in
quiry and prices are tending upwards. The higher
classes are also in light supply with decided i'm
provement in prices Transactions to-day have
been confined to GOO barrels, of which rs and 200
treble extra at SIS; l25 double extra at s14, and
200 choice do. Ia bakers brandt at 81 rs % bbl
superine is retailing at So 75@$13.
CoRN-There have been no receipts of this
article for several days. This cause, together with
an improvement in the demand, has caused prices
to show a decided improvementin favor of holders.
Sales to-day comprise $500 sacks, Of which 5000
and $50 white in lots at 81, and 200 yellow al the
same price % bushel
OATs-Are in very light supply, but with only
linn ted demand, but owing to the scarcity and the
non q trivial of fresh supplies, holders have been
enabled to realize an advance of fully &c, y bushel
since our last. The transactions to-day embrace
800 and 400 sacks, at Coo. q bushel
BRAH-The market continues very quiet but
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23
Commercial gntelligente.

1II1I1Fy Evening" UVI. u I5O0. =
CoTToN-The market has disclosed increased
frnlness today, owing to the upward tendency Of
prices at New York, as advised by telegraph.
Offerings were barely moderate throughout, and
the demand, although at time especially active,
was steady and uniform from the opening to the
close Of business. Buyers would have operated
heavily at slight concessions or even at inside
quotations, but factors could not be induced to
give away, and in fact most of them exacted full
outside figures. The sales for the day have been
limited to 1850 bales at ulIpreyous rates and the
market closed firm at Saturdays quotations,
which we repeat as follows, viz ordinary SIG
$50 good ordinary 34@35c.; low middling 300
38c., and middling 39@4Oe.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
For THE PAST TWO WEEKS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

A SENSIBLE DEBuT.-rhe Hon. R. w. johnson,
long a senator of the United States, and after
wards of the Confederate States, from Arkansas,
has commenced the publication of paper called
1.-THE Conservative" in Little Rock. In his I'M,
tatory address to the public, Mr.. johnson says:
To the profession of an editor, l am new. Its
labors know are arduous, and often most pain
full, as well as difficult. They may not be
thoroughly performed, know, except by mas
ter who writes with some practice, the most va.
readiest pen. The calling is one most eminent for
good or evil the profession is most honorable and
responsible; and as we have all seen, in addition
to severe constancy of labor, is attended with I'M
happy conflicts of interest and opinion as well as
many serious personal troubles. I therefore enter
the professional circle, trust, with a reasonable
share OF humility.
In the maturity of years, if not already old,
find am compelled, like hundreds of thousands
of Southern people, to resort to my personal Ia
bors for support for myself and family. By the
legitimate losses of the war, and the active ope
rations of few INSCRIPTIONS men, who sided
with the federals, am eftwithout other sufficient
means to do so. Ell
OF myself it may be proper to say, l have as
good right to enter this business and as fair claims,
personally, to expect the support Of Arkansas, as
any one else, perhaps; and | shall deprecate
amongst us, the beginning of enmities or personal
abuse. My object is to make living; and | am
free to say, it is done in this way without any per-
for any political office, and l will not consent to
become such. My career, politically, had reached
its natural end when the Southern cause fell. We
have accepted the situatiOn-We must and will be
faithful. 1t is honest to be so. But we are moi
slayes-we have rights, and will maintain them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

ENGLISH CoAL.-The panic about the probable
exhaustion of the English coal fields is subsding,
as the people have become convinced that the
coal is not exhausted, and viii not be for several
generations to come. The discovery of new coal
veins in Shropshire has also added to public con
idence on the subject.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23
Cattle Market.
JnsrEasos orr, oatober %, 1865.


Arrived yesterday-1O8 Texas Beeves. Sold
40 Texas Beeyes, III Calves and Yearlings, %
Hogs, 81 Sheep and II Mich Cows. Stock on
Sale-l225 Texas and 81 Western Beeyes, 9l4
Calves and Yearlings, 10 Hogs, 48l6 Sheep and 40
NIiInb C1n,vr IVa nuota.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

NEGRO Boy WITH AN INTERESTING HISTORY.
The Boston Christian Register says a little boy
was baptized on Sunday afternoon, at the church
in Indiana place, Boston, whose history was inter
esting. After Jefferson Davis was taken prisoner,
Mrs. Davis sent this little eolored boy (almost
white, however,, about seven years old, to Gen.
SaXton, with letter, in which she told him this
Richmond, she heard a child scream, and going in
found this child, whose mother was free colored
woman who left him at her death in care of others
who i-trcated him. Mrs. Davis said she took the
child home, and they all became very fond of him.
when obliged 70 fly from Richmond they took him
with them. She requested Cen Saxton 10 treat
him well, wghichit is not necessary to say he did
But when Gen SaNton was removed from the de-
the teachers of the educational commission, who
has brought him North,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23
FRENCH EMBASSY AT vienna,

Vienua, August %, 1865.
Messrs. GrimauIt & Co., Chemists at Paris
In reply the letter you addressed his Exceency the
Ebassdor have the honor to inform you that Professor
Ket1nsh is of high standing at Vienna that he is
personally much thought of and Of the best
Chemists in Germany PIEKRET,
Consul and Attache to the Embassy,
General DEPOT in Paris at GRIMAULT d CO. IS, 4S rue
DUGONGE, DELOCHE & GUu.LoF,
And at every good Chemists
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

We RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS POR'
FnR THE PAST TWO WEEKS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

FTvmE GREAT EFFIOAOIOUsNEss OF
Messrs. Grmaut & Co.'s Todized Syrup of Horse Rad
sbThe IodiEed Syrup of Horse Radish of hessrs Grimau
Co. Chemists to II. l. II. Prince Napoleon at Paris
always par excellence succedanous to Cod Live. On and the
treatment follow In Lymphatc and Scroulous aec
tions well in various Cuaneous diseases The public
will therefore read with great interest the analysis Of this
medicine by Retziusk extracted from the Chemists
Journal at Vienna well the letter addressed to Messrs
Crimau & Co. by his ExcelenCy the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation of this learned Doctor
1t lis rs follows:
Grmaults Todi2ed Syrup of Horse Radsh is not in free
elementary and causte state hut in the state odydrc acid
and Of organic combination sim to the iodine contained in
Cod Liver Oil.
(Sgnedl VINCENT KLETzTEsRT,
Chemical Anayger to the Law Courts VIENNA Hopita
Chemist. !. and Il. Du WIEDEN,
Professors of Chemistry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-23

STATBhENT OF COTT0Ns
,toce on hand Sept lst, lsss-bales. 1872 1879
secsi7sd prsvansy 81 568-56 129
l5S,26s
EkportSd since Saturday ..................., 1872
Exported previously 5858662 95S