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back: "You mnst be patient. ! must play with
these devils before spring. Remember, nv army
IL at the bottom of a well and they at the top''
On the 9th Of April, Mr.. Lincoln teegraphed,
HI does it look now?' but got no answer. In
May, Hooker crossed the rver-an event which
was ceiebrated in jubiant poesy-and in less than
a week vas compelled to recross, after a defeat
and sIaugh ter parallel-the blame of which
Is sought 70 be thrown on Sedgwick, Averill and
Stoneman--0f the latter Of whom he writes Z"
am clearly Of the opinion that the efficiency of
this army will not be promoted by his continued
threatened the Army Of the Potomac "My
camp writes Hooker, is in more danger Of
being taken by the women than by the rebels.
They arrive by steamboat loads" To which Stan
ton replies: ~ have been trying hard to keep the
women out Of your camp, but finding they were
going in troops under passes, have given mp the
job" Then comes the retreat to the Potomac, in
relation to which the committee print the follow
ing curious dispatch, dated 18th June: -sa1 .-y'
''lf General Cadwallader had gone to Pennsyl-
vania, please request him to send me information
OF the rebel movement to the South of here; also
please have the newspapers announce that am
moving on the James river line.' L this false
hood was announced # did no good, for on the
18th Cen Hallack writes and the committee print:
SIN Pennsylvania, officers and citizens are on a
big stampede" On the oath Hooker teiegraphs
to Washington 81 don't know whether l am
standing on my head or feet" General Lee by
this time had crossed the river and on the 10th of
June Hooker was relieved of his command. The
rest may be told in his own words, p. LIS: $3.50
"On being relieved Twas ordered to proceed
to Baltimore and to report for orders. After
remaining in that city three days without recely-
ing any orders, / came to Washington; but before
had been out Of my carriage ten minutes, was
placed under arrest by order of the General-in-
Chief. With this ended my connection with the
Army of the Potomac n . w n asy f-E1 7 .Hi
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ToADYIsM.-As an Illustration of the extent to
which the game of pandering to the old dsloyal
sentiment Of the Southern people is played, we
give the following facts: An enterprising firm of
liquor dealers in this CITY, having in 1.-two partners
from the State of Iowa, conceived not long since,
the idea of getting up new article of btters.
As our readers are probably aware, in order to
secure the exclusive ownership Of the trade mark,
it became necessary to procure from the internal
revenue department a proprietary stamp "Old
Tennessee Bitters" we believe, was to be the
name of the article. Our Iowa friends sent to the
department their design for their proprietary
stamp, with the head of Stonewall Jackson upon
it. Imagine the chagrin and disappointment of
these loyal gentlemen on receiving an answer from
the internal revenue commissioner to the effect
that Stonewall Jackson's efigy had not yet been
adopted as an insignia for national revenue stamps.
The record of the State of Iowa was unusually
brilliant in the patriotism and noble deeds of valor
of its sons during the war, and such display OF
funkeyism is utterly unworthy of any citizen OF
the State.-[Memphis Post.
Well, the Post is the hardest fellow to see the
point of thing that ever we went anywhere-ol
any other man. The internal revenue commits
sioner knew how the name and effgy of Jack
son are idolized in the South, and was unwilling &c
give oftense by degrading them in the manner pro
posed. His head is level.-[Jackson Clarion.
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The first CLEAN of sunshine is streaLing the sky,
The birds wake to song as our coursers speed by,
And light are our hearts as the fresh morning
breeze .a.,....-- 90. ~. ,. =,
Hope" Frances beneath me--my hand on her
name,
And the sound of my voice lulls to calmness
again 3a7-"4 ..I
Her frolicsome spirit; she knows, ! dare say,
The hounds are all out for fox hunt to-day,
And the thrilling excitement, the joy of the chase
Give promise, she feels, of a glorious race.
Her red nostril quivers, her neck proudly curves,
How impatienty off from the pathway she
And eyes Miss Mckenzie as if she would say
You have met with your match, proud Nc
Hush listen! glad music the forest has stirred !!
The deep bay of Mngo" Is the first that is
<vic," :" Cairo" and Queen" give an answering
And away through the woodland like arrows they
For that bark is the signal he's scented the trail
And the keen nose of q Mingo"i is meier known to
fail.
Look look through the brushwood how eager
Heads bent to the ground, moving cautious and
Then burst Of wild music around us is rung.
Ills the voice of the hounds giving tongue giving
They've Jumped him. they've jumped him a
shout and cheer,
He is up and away on the wild wings Of fear ,s4
And away and away let all follow who can!
Long, long is the chase, and the morning is
passed
Old Reynard bids fair to outspeed them at last.
Yet onward, unwearied, the gallant hounds fly
He has turned he is coming the yelling is nigh
Now here! and now there! coming on coming
One leap DER our path, and old Reynard is gone
All who can impart whats that dumb creature
feels $500, f....- s..s ..s ..,z.,... 49,.
As he darts through the cane and the pack at his
heels a,l,. ,y
As he darts through the cane-ere the heave of a
go breath 44fEFy s-gae@ys .sa.lseF ..rLeE
There's fierce smothered ery-they are in at the
rs death Y 4SAs +' @'-| ire Sa "
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Riding past Smiths house one morning, Mr..
Jones remarked, :" say, neighbor Smith, yonders
wanted to-" Mr. Smith instantly retorted But I
don't want to-" "Welln returned Jones, a didn't
sayyou did; buff you did" There's no if about
,'shonted Smith, for don't want to-" In this
the two neighbors separated, voYing never
to speak to each other again. They kept their re-
solutions for ten years. but at last, by the inter
cessiou of mutual friends, they were brought to.
ing up, and exchanging the compliments of the
season, Mr.. Jones observed, "But, say, Smith
really don't see how you could have misunderstood
me. didn't say that you wanted a fshpond. All
that said was, that if you did want it." ssBut
didn't want ii, /" interrupted Smith, growing very
red in the face and at it the two neighbors went
again, hammer and longs refusing to be recon
ciled, and becoming more bitter enemies thar
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STORY TINGED WITH RoMANCE.-The Wheel
ing, West Virginia, Intehgencer relates a remark
able story. About ten years ago. young man of
finished education and polished manners, wooed
and won " the hand and heart of the daughter of
a neighbor. Possessed of the girls affections,
under the promise of marriage, the young man
worked the ruin of the girl, after which he in
formed her, in the most heartess manner, that his
object having been gained, he would now leave
his victim to the scorn of the world and seek his
fortune in the far West. He went The girl fol-
lowed, and for nine years she kept on his trail,
overtakng him but once in California, where he
again fled from her. Eventually he believed her
| dead, and came back to his native place. Judge
of his surprise, and that of the whole community,
| when he was followed in a short time by the sup
posed dead girl, who was accompanied by bright
thaired girl of some nine years age. Confronted
with the charge of his wrong and deception, and
| the strong arm of the law having been invoked,
the betrayer was compelled to make restitution as
much as possible by marrying the girl whom he SO
terribly wronged and who had followed him half
across continent The parties are now living as
man and wife at the scene Of their former loves.
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DR. DE ANDRIE'S
sARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade
specially called to the Introduction of the '
Sarsaparilln Hitters,
The valuable Btters that has been
toduced in this country The trade general supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists: l.8lstt
Fntjo Marks Co., E3, As and AZ New Tevee street.
Fl Griffin Il Porch, 81 and 80 Pchouptoulas street.
e, }. Hart Co, 49, 10 and n Tchonptouas street.
l.. Basset, Gravier and Tchoupitouias Streets
+. Avet l. Gambon. 80 and 81 Old Leves street. ,.a
JOINT. Moore cor. Poydras and New Levee streets.
*. "m O.. Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydras Streets
Cass Downing 80 Poydras
A. w, Matsden. Druggist, Magazine and drayier.
Turner WALES Druggists, Royal and Custombouse
-=H'e # .tyN q. N. MORRISON, Agent,
l.. I'm ~ 10 Magazine street,
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Cures Coughs Colds Whoopng Cough, Group Asthma, Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis, Pain in the side Night sweats,
Hoarseness to which Public Speakers and Singers .
' are liable, Consumption in its early stages
90, d. boz. and all Diseases of the Throat aH.H
- and Lungs
Endorsed by the highest medical authority corymen of
every denomination authors EDITORS professors in various
colleges aud by many of our most eminent public men.
Containing opium. it is adapted age, and may
be used without fear the danger results which follow the
many of the Cough Preparations OF which opium and
ipt cac the base
Letter Hon e. W. Gooch Member Of Congress from
Massachusetts
DIR. f. R. KNIGHTS-Dear Sr-I have used DR.. LARGO
kas Syrup my family for six years and have found it
excellent remedy Coughs Colds Sore Throat and all Con
sumpve Complaints etc have recommended TO several
friends who have received great benefit from ss
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nR. u. WHITES INsTITUTE-
p.a le7 CARoNDELET sTREET
l.".trl In rear of the City Hall -.
The first aim of human beings is happiness and happiness
a.a implies health of body and mind "

Ft. implies health of body and mind. r y
Dr. Whites experience and for thrtyone years
extensive practice in large Cities have brought him
treatment of every form Of disease both
and chronic . H.
remedies the stomach liver and blood and all
ecreons and excretons of the entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of inurng any part Of the sys
the constitution they and repair the injuries
the entire organisn with truly mind
a sound body
Institute established for the all chronic
Diseases viz Rheumacs Colds Coughs Bronchitis, Laryn
chis Asthma Consumption and all diseases Of the Throat
Lungs Heart, Liver, spine Stomach, Bowels; Cosveness
Dyspepsia Scroulu, Kings Evil, White swengs; all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses, Cancers Piles Fsul Syphilis and Gonor
all their stages Mecura and hereditary tant all ad
cal Impurities of the Blood Jaundice Diseases of the Eyes
Brain oitre fBig Neck Diseases Of the Kidneys Grave
Dabetis Dropsica Discusses all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Actons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ace Depression of Spirits Hippocondra Mysteries Fits
Spasms We the erupons of the skn all sorts Of
ulcers of whatever nature the ncipent Cancer which 80
gevnusy afic humanity speedily andpermanenty cured
One hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White FIRE
duently of fever hersuferings-oten life
Now that open again. he receives calls
sony and by letter formally from all parts of the country
| Consultation free--stamps not "foraotten." ..
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"Fellow citzens!" said stump orator, :" we
have the best country in the world and the best
government opeope on the face of the globe
enjoy more privileges than we do. We have the
liberty of the press, without onerous despotism
What. felow-citizens is more desirable than this
Do you want anything more, my countrymen ~
eyes stree, want suck out of that flask stick-
ing out of your coat pocket behind"
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And by all Grocers and Druggists

7, & And by all Grocers and Druggists n A. s..
s--.----------------- - .--------. = --7--T-
" oF'" 3a's 'fN'- 2tS" Ls
positive and specific for all diseases originating
from IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD end for al
hereditary) DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
CHILD. stfa5 -@, o'@ y7Hs f58 'Eit
-.5 5 .u q !. ~ 81" W q
s'rhma aianauar swe'nngs' liberation . Kings EVIL
ma. -. ant, l,.e. LII.
misery is BY all usual medical remedies incurabla ~ w
4 .r4r lsl-.e Rheumatism. .aI Er.R al
70 th-o d, ON, d,.oo. l.; ,ob Tho t,.,,,.,o. "a. a. ~
ia sovere,n III. in and s knd assctions
The most ine,aa Mains ara almost
mons se,,,np. are rancad f,asas cbron;c 4, If
tantv mr. tbitr vear tarain b.vs hs.n cnrsd Nv rs y
= '''ff1'I-"E ~, T-'"'' = q
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N,s no,u,+, sho..oroa ,rorr.s q v,,,., rs,oa rss
~ powar cone,s,or ~ Tbor,b.. En;,.nsv ~ Ef7' TIT
y, 80 80. ~ s,-
iu'u'u WY ,' esu ~ 'es W., os's sns us W
WHICH 'hey fsau 'nese inas, Mseus W ~0s' sanefiss
woman wiii 'hls tneu'oie pluve M usaNple
reens 'he'f ioossepS W ope "o'en uinis 'ie 'an
PROMISES alsfs xrror,., u.a... lls'e f@ e#N1a
t..o- .s'51. II TF357 Is F1 20 "
Salvation, Rotting of Bones Bad Complexion Aches In
Bones Feeling of WEAKNESS Depression Of Spirits .
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system entirely
from all the evil effects of MERCURY removing the Bad
Breath and curing the Weak Joints and Rhsumatc Pains
which the use Of Caome sure to produes 1t hardsns
spongy Gums and secures the Teeth as firmly as ever
Constitution Life Syrup
Eradicaea root and branch oil Erupve Diseases Skin
.... .........., IKE ~ .l
ULCERS, PIMPLES BLOTCHES, 4 ..
nd all oth., ascnties of this kind which go much dis
e. M arnaaranca If hotb raes and females otten
skin thew dseusting obiect to themselves and their
fends ~ 4t=- IS sg zHF
a. Constitution Lafe syrup .aE
CURES ALL SWELLING OF TIRE GLANDS
fsher o 'ne rAee' ts'n, VI "'o 81 II
.'heh 40 'o " VIC s - 49, ~, - r. g -,
IN. as, " e. o.,ar noro s ths r,uni,
~. -. n;.,o f ths Ea~. ,shcb denepds pnon a
o,,,,io, Tbess cosas soo, racover nv takiny a
f.n, d,sos of tina life Syrpn
All screulous persons suffering from general Debility
Dvspepsia and Dropsy of the limbs abdonen and
in the female Dropsy of the oyares and womb generally ac-
with snd liberation the Uterus are
pernapently ured by Constitution Life Syrup The disease
known Gotre sweed Neck the Life Syrup will remove
entirety RUG telnsus ~ ~ ne 40 Us
moved without extra effort. .s s u str'#
Iumos oil tne oVaes Iuofa q tne Breast ana sweias
resortine to the knife. or Operations Of apv hind
Epilepc Fits sympathssic Organic Diseases of ta
grating fling sound propsy Ofthe Heart Case and all sh
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CREE prspENsARY.

e. NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
medical surgical consultations will be held AT the
New Or cans School OF Medicine Common and Vlere
streets opposite thu Charity Hospital every day. between the
hours Of Sand 10 AM -.
Tho yingn Department will be under the supervision OF
W. Brieks and the Prescription Department under
H. Cohen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-09

We have heretofore stated our belief that for
all purposes Of practical COOK, it is best to cease
irritating the ecuona bitterness involved IN and
growing out of the late war, by illusions and ex.
aggerations Of the inhunlanfties charged and
practiced by both sides We have refraiaed from
publishing various articles IL relation to the treat
from the south, for this reason though it is not
very encouraging to persevere in this course when
when we find Federal officers hunting up obscure
Contederates in order to try them by court martial
for maltreatment of Federal prisoners. But as an
exception to the rule adopted by this paper we
publish the following account of the Confederate,
General ohm H. Morgan, by an eye witness Of the
tragedy, whose statement may be relied upon,
which is so different fro9 the generally accepted
version of his death as to be worthy of recording
for the sake Of historical accuracy, even though
its publication should be regarded as reasonable
by those who nothing but wrong in the OPP
posite side. and nothing but good in their own,
The death Of General Morgan, under the circum-t
stances deteed, was not such performance as
the Federal army should be proud Of:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-09

young lady Of Cleveland, Ohio, advertises for
a yonng gentleman to act as amauneDsis. He
must be able to write and cyper, sand when not
engaged will be expected to read poetry with
feeling and converse with ease, and be able to
play cribbage and backgammon. He must expect
to be kissed when she ID pleased, and cutfed when
she is not, but as her temper is acknowledged to
be good. there will probably be more kissing
than cutting. There's good chance for some
hody
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VALUE OF GRIMAULT
i CO. g Chemists in PARIS - 4r i. 60. H,

Ferrusiaous, Syrup Of Peruvian Rark.
In solving problem hitherto declared nnsolyable by
savants, l. =. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK,
called Ferruginous Syrup of Peruvian Bark, Messrs GRE
MAU 1t &C0, Chemsts to H. l. II. Prince Napoleon. at
Paris have discovered medicine OF unexceptona merit and
most highly competent agree in recognizing its
great medical value. 3 4" 33fH4hfg 33 ~ ST. i7s "a
Germany country recognized possess the first chemists
the world 1t is from Professor ketznski Chemical Anaiyzer
Coarts who tsshes the following the
value Of the Syrup Bark edca Gazette Of Vienna Oct
Mr. GRTMAULT has succeeded In the happiest in
combining relative qualities of different parts Of his PURE
AND EXCELLENT MEDICINES; the more the iron
thus disguised in addition to its agreeable favnr much
Mr.. GRIMaULTs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is therefore
of the best pharmaceutical preparationa truly scentcal
engnous medicine, which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought AFTER of giving iron and bark in simpeand
agreeable form free from defect and satisfactory all parties
Chemical Analyzsr to the Law Courts Hospital Chemist
r' L R. DU WIEDEN,
nt as HFM g.lt# %en- Professors ct Chemistry ,
Let in what terms the French Ambassador
Vienna replies TO Messrs Grman Co.. regards the high
estimation in which Mr.. Kletznski is heidi
GHFaIT = G@E Fs@5 }Hf WRENCH EMBAssY VIENNA |,
ell. la .rg4 ..g gItt flf Vienna, August o, 1866
GENTLEMEN-In reply to the letter you dressed to his
Exceency the Ambassador haye the honor to inform
hs Professor ketznsH of high standing at Vienna
that he personally much thought of and for Of h
'''' 'A'A'S'' - '.' 10 ~" " PIERRET 'o'
| 1891 tt." ~ Consul and attache to the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris ~ GRIMAUIT Co's. N@
| In New Orleans. pUcoNGE DELoCHE / GUILLoTs.
| And at good Chemists.
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TNR. RURIN DU EUISSON,S DIGESTIVE
II LozeDges and Powders of the Alkaline Lactaes-The
Alkaline Lactates exesise the beneficial influence
the arrangements Of digestion either by their peculiar action
the membrane of the stomach by aorDg to the
latter through their with the saliva gastric
juice asuppy Of Tactic Acd which all English ~reneh
other Psychologists admit to be essential principle di
gestion. For the information Of those be without
medical ADVICE may Pc stated here that ne q
ersna gasralga heartburn sindn the stomach
and bowels loss of appetite, emaciaon cts All these
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline Lacates which
may be always had In iozenges powders. ti tH Ht
General depot in Paris at GRIMAULf CO IS; Chemists to
II. l. II. Prince Napoleon. ~ rue Richeieu. - -.
In New Orleans at DUCONGE'S DELOCHE'S, Gull
LOTS and at every other good Ghemist's. N f EFEI
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TETstas ri a 81 a4aI
the most lucrative Medical Practice in the sout
consented allow Of his esteemed remedies
prepared and sold proprietary medicines This resolution
has been engendesd by the repeated solicitations of those who
have experienced the benefit Of his remare professional
skill and by the mposbliy of giving especial attention to
each of the written applications made him for prescriptions
by those whose puniary cicumstaces business habits
preclude the possibility Of applying in to him
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CKEAIAULT ~ CO.'S

GKIAIAULT ~ CO.'S E7'- .
SYRUP OF FERRUGINOUs PERUVIAN BARK ~ ID
Chemists to H. B. H. Prince Napoleon 43 Rcheeu Paris
This preparation has the advantage of combining
powerful oncs known in the medical world OF perfect
mpdty agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
and snits the most delicate stomachs -
Ii is par excellence the FERRUGINOUS TONIC which
should be administered ladies of delicate constitution, to
young persons backward in attaining the Of puberty and
10 children weak constitution and is particularly
poyed the treatment Of Gholorosis Anemea Pale Com
peXon Gastrcs Gastraae, Whites Lencorrhea, Debility
Want Of Appetite Poverty Of Blood etc, g,r -.yT
Agents in New York Mr. BECKER 1923 Grand street New
Orleans at Mesrs DUC0NGE, DELOCHE and the principal
Ehpmis q n ..#
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.E GIVE 1T A TRIAL.
Price so cents and S per Bottle. ..
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor, Merose, Massachusetts,
DEMAs, BARNES 4 CO, New York.
BARNES, WARD Il CO., New Orleans.
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MEDICAL
A CxowN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD WHO HAS USED

sTERLING,s AMBRosIA 49,.
Is willing recommend Three years d rapidly Increasing
sale have made the Ambrosia famous all the world
1t is Warranted to Please.
81 II cures Itching Of the Head.
It makes New Hair grow Bald Heads.
Itpreysnts the Hair from Falling Out.
It renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Ceanses the scap Cools the Heated Brow Removes Dan
d1g Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness Insres Lux
uriant Locxs Inclines Hair Carl supersedes wigs Kills
Hair Eaters; Good effect apparent at
80 10 TEE LADIES WE SAY, =.
The Anbroaa win suit you to T. Elegantly pst up Deli
eatey Peme6 Patroni1ed Opera Singers and Atresses
Gold in splendid boxes containing Large bottles
No. for morning No for eaenins. $500
'JFaf- There Is NO Mistake About 1t, J
srERL1NG's AMBRosIA b the best most agreeable apd
effective toilet in the world. Toprove ,hs try
Sold by Druggists, ,
steriing's Ana,rosia misunderstanding Company
's.a as FULTON STREET, NEW YORK. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-09

The Philadelphia Age makes some interesting
extracts from the volumes containing the report
of the committee of Congress on the conduct of
the war. The first has reference to Cen Banks
and his encounter with the immortal stonewall
Jackson, with some Introductory remarks by the
Are.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-09

THE GREAT EFFHCACIOUsNEss OF
L Messrs. Grmaut Co.'s Iodized Syrup of Horse Rad
Iodi2ed syrup Of Horse Radsh Of Messrs Grimault
Co, Chemists to H. II. Prince Napoleon Paris is
always excellence Cod Liver OIL and the
TONS well in various Cuaneous diseases The public
therefore read with interest the analysis Of this
medicine by Professor Keznsi extracted from the Ghemsts
Journal Vienna well the etsr addressed to Messs
Grmaut Il Co.. by his ExCeency the French ambassador at
Vienna the high reputation of this learned Doctor
It as follows: = Z" 1.,tl r. HEf 20
Grmaults Iodized Syrup of Horse Radish is not in free
causc state but in the of odhydrc acid
and Of organic combination similar to the iodine contained In
Cod Liver Oh. 4 HaI ~" - 90 t@if-ar hi
(Sgnedi y tgsfys VINCENT KLETzINsKI .,ps
Chemical Anayzer to the Law Courts Vienna Hospta
Chemist, ''...' = L and X. NJ WIEpEN
TI2 /. l. Professors of Chemistry.