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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOX sALE.............r........ SALE
ROBINSON & ASTON,
Real Estate Agents, Ne "A Commercial Place.
Farm. on n. O. and jackson Railroad.


PoECHAroULA srATIoN--A Farm the New oiesns
ard Jackson RaCsd ore mile rom s.. 5 -
Which are ee.Ted fenced md In good state Of catvson
The consist OF two houae each eoatAnnS
Grape Vines 100 bearing FRAN Trees yosng Frat Trees
Presl2Oo halt cash balance one and two years. with
PoNuH ATOULE-A Farm Of 40 acres miles from the
sop C bw.ins Kitehsu Stable Poultry
house orchard q Peaches Apols. Pear. Plsms Figs
hedge enclosing the place Price $3.50 part cash. balance IN
P0SCHLToULL-A farm Of 800 acres, 20 Of which
cesred Improvements consist OF hewed Log House CON
vants House, Bsthhouse, stable smStehoae BAct'pits'
Pecan. and Htp es Peaches, Plans Fg Ounces, bearing
Price 5000, ore half cash balance terms to salt
land forty acres Of which cleared The improvements
consist OF comfortable dwelling, eontaning r9on. 'front.'
BEARING ise peach trees. Price 5000. :,
TICKFAW-A Farm OF one hundred and twenty acres OF
land With nall dwelling and necessary ousoudng orchard
Of choice fruit Price $3.50 .,,.,,,, ~. p.n., r,o
tory Chatawa Price 5000; one third cash, balance
easy terms ,,c.,sD, Dwelling Of sbou, twelve
rooms and all necessary outbuildngs with square Of
ground. orchard; etc az 0syka, MISE Price $500 =,
rooms beside, dining ROOM kitchen. Servants room stab
peaches plums, etc. Price $l2OO. More land may De
Gssn1NwiT-HaIdsome Residence containing rooms in
main buildnE front and de galleries, wing OF rooms,
servants house. csiase house It.pe poultry aoass oar
he depot At sunni. Price 5000
<,
Of house contains hall iVVnlsi
orc hard Of choice fruit - -,
land yelling 4 six kitchen, smoke nouss SER
Workshop carriage house, barn, staDles etc
young orchard Of 1870 fruit tees -.
desirable Residence with IL OF land
AZ Arcola station House contains Ave IA main build
ing front galleries, dinngroon, kitchen two ser,
wants carriage house, stable ETC. Orenru 81 ~
bearing trees ,
ARCoLA.-Lsrge dwelling and 100 acres OF land a. Az
cola about one hall OF which is cleared.
HAMMOND STATIC Farm two miles from HSnmond
Station New OIleaps aud Jackson Railroad, miles from
New esn containing 50 OF land, p Of which are
cleared lhe improvements consist OF two dwellings, one oil
three rooms room, kch,n, servants room eto
The properly beautifully situated thers Is magnhcen
grove of agn liza and Price $1,000 one hall cash
| sUMMIT-A Farm one mile from Summit stAti1n, New
Orleans Jackson Railroad miles from New Orleans
containing of land 81 Of which cleared
fenced Improvements consist Of goOi dwelling OIL So
rooms with front gallery; kitchen servants room stable
crib bearing nut trees beautiful shade tIeesi ne Al
churches schools and good society Price SlO)J eash
MAGNOLIA Farm four niles from Magnoha, lOO milei
from New ans containing 900 OF land lJ aces
which cleared Improvements consist Il very comsrte
bic dwelling and all necessary Outhudngs There 10 al
| orchard Of choice fIuit tees. Price SjOCO.
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Gen. Banks, in his report on the naturalization
question. pays q high tribute to the new German
nation which unites various States in q common
national bond. "She SEEKS says the general,
Z" to hold them together by consent, not force"
He declares that her new constitution is redo
lent of the FUTURE We don't know what that
means but presume Il is something nice, as he
says Immediately afterward that the republic
of the new wOrld,n (meaning US,) might
adopt with profit many of its wise and Just proyi-
sions.n We, too, used 10 boast that our States
were "beld together by consent. not force y
are we never 10 see that state of things restored
And is il not a little humilating to find our
republic taking lessons in freedom and justice Of
q German federation not yet two years old
New York Times.
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COXkER's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR sPRINas

This vel. known WATERING PLACE situated IN Bots-
tour county Virginia line aud In fa view OF
Virginia Railroad will be opened for the
reception Of visitors the LIST Of June.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond and
Petersburg will arrive the evening at the Springs those
coming the South and West rech the Springs in about
tan nnrr from risfnl
VISITOR desiring 20 stop BY informing
they strike Virginia Tennessee Railroad OF the
will be landed the platform immediately opposite 70 the
Springs.
THE undersigned formerly Of Richmond takes pleasure i
informing bis friends and the public generally that he has
this place with the intention Of making his
and will neither trouble
render pleasant and agreeable 20 bis guests Tnoe
FIVE SULPHUR SYRINGE
thu qualities Of which gensray avOraby
known that deemed unnecessary speak 0fther virtues
FINE BAND OF MUSIC will be In attendance during
the
TERMS:
Board per week ~ W
WIN. H. FRY, Proprietor
POstOhice, BOnsack's
Roanoke county, Va
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paper notorious for its verscity says that
man in New Hampshire went out cunning one
day last spring-he saw flock Of pigeons sitting
into his gun and fred. The ball spill, the branch,
which closed up and caught the toes Of all the
birds in it. He that he had got them all, 50 he
fastened two balls together and fired; cut the
branch Of, which fel into the river he then
waded in and brought il ashore. On counting
them there were three hundred pigeons, and in his
boots were two barrels Of shad.
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THE RECONCILIATION CONVECTION.
FIRTY-RINTH DAY.

FRIDAY, February I, 1868.
The convention met at 10 AM, sixty delegates
present; Newshsm, Of Felicians, in the chair.
A resolution by Blackburn Of Claiborne, paying
20 the New Orleans Republican and Tribune five
hundred dollars each. was lost
The motion TO reconsider the vote rejecting,
during the previous session, an article offered oy
Brown Of lberviie, repeating the act OF the last
legislature issuing four million OF dollars in leVee
bonds was taken up the order OF the day.
After much discussion, the subject was indeh'
nitely postponed.
The following article was adopted:
ORDINANCE.
ART Isl. Immediately upon the adjournment
of this convention this Constitution shall be sub
mitted for ratification to the registered voters OF
the State, in conformity 10 the act OF Congress
entitled " an act TO provide for the more efficient
government Of the rebel States" and the acts
supplementary thereto.
An ordinance was offered by Wickliie Of Or
leans, fixing the days for voting upon the Constr
tuition on the 18th and 18th Of March, Friday and
Saturday.
Pending discussion thereupon, the convention
adjourned TO Saturday, the sth inst, at 10 A. N.
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John ID. Van Buren, the Rights or the
People.

At the Bryant free-trade testimonial in New
York Mr.. John d. Van Buren, said: We are
MADE up probably you do not know it, sir-we
are made up Of individuals OF every degree OF
wisdom and folly, and | do not deny that there
are among few rogues. But am inclined to
think that the mixture of wise men and fools, and
the rOgues throwR in will work better for the per.
lection of the world in the shape in which God
made it, than if the few men who by fermentation
are thrown at the top undertook TO regulate the
whole. All that the people want, Mr.. President,
ia that the men who float at the top shall let as
alone If they will oGly let us alone all they csn
it is ell we ask Of them. If they will let US alone
to buy blanket in EnglsHdif we find there little
more warmth in the wool than we find in the Amer
lean blanket and il our English blanket takes one
days less wages than the American blanket tai es,
we shall have so much more tor our Christmas din
ner. If ihey will let US alone to buy coal and to
buy iron wherever we can buy them cheapest IN
the world it is all we ask Of the self-elected men
who call themselves our governors.
We ask them to let us alone to choose what we
shall eat and what we shall drink, and let US alone
10 drink just as much as We please. Now we, the
people, don't believe, il they state this question
truly we don't believe that all the excise laws, or
all the tavern license laws that have been made
have ever made one single less dTunkard in the
world. We don't believe that all your laws stating
who shall set up bank have made single dollar
of our money more safe.
We don't believe that all the laws regulating
the practice of medicine have made one single
man Of US live a day longer. We don't believe
that all your laws regulating the sale Of poison
have prevented one single man from taking prus-
sic acid when he wanted to do it. We don't be-
lieve that all your laws for the forcible collection
of debts have made one rogue less N the world.
We don't believe that all the aims giving by the
State has been half efficient as il that slms-giv-
ing had been left TO the voluntary acts of the PEG.
pie. We believe in the true and entire separation
o. the church and State. And we believe that the
State has coercive power, and that the persuasive
power belongs solely to the church. And we be-
iieve-and here ! shall strike upon some preju-
dice-we believe that the time is st hand, although
It is not yet when it will be seen that the educa
ton of the young belongs not to the State bat to
| the voluntary action Of society.
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Dwellings In New Orleans and Jefferson and
Suburbs.

TIE Two LARGE NEW MODERN STYLE TWO
STORY BRICk DWELLINGS, on Magazine street. BE-
C0TTIGE on clio street. between Clara and Magnolia
LARGE AND We
REslDEkCE on Race street froating Annuneston square
TWO STONY BRI * DWELLING, on Camp street, be-
Nv Two story BRICK DWELLING on DryAds. street,
TWO DOUBLE COTTAGES on Baronne, between Ersto
Two STORY BRlCK DWELLING, on Csrondelet, be-
DOUBLE Tw0 Story Frame DWELLING, on Con
stance between ErAto and Gsnne eight rooms each side
ie TS IN Ps G9s and whole Square Of Ground
bou- ded by Bienvile, Alexander, COnti Napoleon.
COTTAGE Euterpe, between BaronRe and Dryades,
s sss iss s.r 1f a' fS Sit trsss
rooms CABINET hall, kitchen Of four rooms esern water
"G HHSDSoME Two.sToRY DWELLING on TOntl street
between CarOndset Walk and St Peter with three large lots
COTTAGE on Roman, between CustOnhOuse and Bisn-
vile R1Gse SS1II o1 street betvee, Liberty
and Fran kn-oTr rooms on each nds p,,,,0 and
strest-six rooms, kitchen, etc 81,
| NEW COTTAGE on Clio, be.-een Magnolia and clara,
containing in main buiding kitchsn, servants
ros large sIsbe si'tsIn well ,r.s, h,..n Io,,Dbina
an. GEA $1,000. on Win EXTRA large iot 81 bT 10
| COTTAGE Carondelet street, between Second and
Third containing four rooms and kitchen, servants
TON ONE IARGE DESIRIBLY SITUATED Ior on Sec
opd between Magazine and Camp, with the brick
HANDsosE RAISED COTTAGE corner OF Fourth and
Constance with qusrter Of square Of ground House con-
taus large paror four bedrooms four rooms ia base
ment and ouhpi dngs and Handsomely improved ground
| Two VERY DESIRABLE DOUBLE TEhbAEsT
DWELLINGS on Jossphins street Each house contains
'P LARGE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING Magazine
street river side Second and Third streets with
| two large lots Of ground .
| HANDSOME TwO-STORY DWELLING wi three lots
gourd with bearing sweet trees, on Della
ehsts street sssesp PTytnns AM Coliseum streets f
City jefferson condition somewhat dspida'ed watch will
| be sold at a b srgzin to induce purchase.
COTTAGE Delachaise street, between Prytania ane
Coliseum containing six rooms fence cisten and al
| necessary uveniences
CCTTAGE CHI snst street. between Napoleon Avenue
and Berlin street, wi tour kitchen csern etc
COTTAG Chestnut between Lyon and Bordeaux
streets rooms. front and side gallery
| COTTAGE AND SEVEN LOTS corner OF st. Charles anJ
Nareng streets House contains four kitchen etc
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The agent Of the Bank OF Montreal at Halifax,
Nova Scotia, pictures the distress existing among
the poor fishermen in the following telegram:
The number Of sufferers is estimated at fifteen
thousand; one person Is known to have starved to
death lresdy: hundreds OF families are actually
living on dog fish Ia kind usually given to pigs);
and the distress is 80 great that many must die
from absolute want if relief be not forthcoming"
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A LLEaHANV SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA

This csebrasd Watering Place having undergone thorough
repairs and been furnished throughout department with
entirely and frs class furniture will be open for the
eeptiOn Of visitors the 18th day OF June.
The reputation Of this extensive and firmly
established that IL useless TO enumeae the particular diseases
for which specific The propetOrs have eBdeavOred 70
maize attractive any Watering Place in the mountains
Of Virginia.
Comfortable Coaches will each at shavsvlls,
for the 0fpasscnges 10 the SPRING. The resident
will be sssisted in gentleman 81
experience and pains spared render Visitors comfort
able. @. A. COLHOUk, Agent
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sugar plantation. for Sale.

A HIGHLY VALUABLE sCGkR PLANTATION,
fronting Mississippi river opposite Gresnvi e containing
about penis Of land. The Improvement consist
Large Handsome ResideHce double cabins and oth
srtes desiring make investments Apart from It's value
Sugsr Plantation il 10 lowing to its prOx 10 the
Landing well adapted to the purposes OF Dastura
II will be sold at bargain. - .
above New Orleans cont inng l65 ape Is aud having
OF arpents the Mississippi river; cotn9rtaoIt
Dwelling; negro quarters, sugar houses stables Levesi
good. - = - - . =. - , ,--.-ro.- o,o
VERY DESIRABLE SUGAR PLANTATION OF 20.
aruents IS miles above New Orleans having 'front.' OF
srpents on Mississippi river There the place
very comfortable Dwelling out-houses, negro quArtsra
stables, etc.
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u hAKsH DENMAE n co..
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
Conner u CarOndelet and dravisr Etrests,
EKw ORLEANs.
and TeEaa
CRIMAULT a CO.'S

SYRUP OF FERRUGNoUs PERUVIAN BAKK.
Chemists 70 T. z H. Prince Napoleon IS Rchsisu, Paris.
This advantage Of combining
most powerful known In the medical world OF perfect
.no suits the most delicate stomachs
n h par excellence the FERRUGINOUB TONIC which
should Be administered to ladies OF delicate constitution
young persons backward In attaining the Of pabey and
70 children Of weak consultation and particularly
plOyed In the treatment Of Chooross Pale Coa
psIon ossres, 9sstrslAe Whites, LeneSrrheA, Debility
Agents in New York, Mr. BECKER 1zs Grand strst Nov
Orleans Al ksssrz pUCoN0k, DKLoCHE and tAs pahdRS
CkennsA
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COUTHERN
- PETROLEUM STOVE COMPANY.
Iarueus Patent

T new and improved Cooking Stove do anything sny
other do without smoke dust Ashes Noeess
HEATING sTOvES for PArors, 0foes and Bedrooms for
sale No. les Magazine street. New Orieans AL Work War
ranted Rights for the msnuacture Of the above Stove
can purchased reasonable terms Agents with small
capital vant ever paziAn In the STATE Of LoaisiAnA
Apply 10 JERVEY DnNAHY.
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PRoT. JOSEPH A NcEvoY. Surgeon In Charge
On. J. BALDWIN DUFF, Y. Assistant
Dr. THos G. GRIFFIN Pharmaceutical Chemist.
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Fifty dollars slOst elliptic sewing machine tri.
umphant. Highest premium Louisiana State Fair.
For sale 81 Canal street.
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EXTRA --.......-.-..sF EC1AAs'
Br. Howe's Mode OF Using . Vacuum.
By renewal Of atmospheric local and internal con
gstens instantly relieved, which restores health In
large class Of diseases Il vigorous rsulsOn OF blood
Into and through part operated upon course Of which
nourhss nvgOrStos and ensrges permanently small weak
organs restoring be equilibrium Of natures blood food to
them by which It IL reliable remedy for Paralysed ~
Shrunken Parts impstoaey Weak Sexual Power Sperms
torh0a Seminal Derangsmsn; Diseases frSm Self Abuse,
Painful Inoonnenoso Urine Enlarged ProstrAts, oes
nate elect vArooss forms Of Structure ETC., which
rarely Hundreds have been treated sue
sessfulg.
Ills Medical Baths
Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis Skin Diseases, Hunor
Rheumatism Mercury from the system which medicines
done fail TO reach together effect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished FOR all forms sf disease
acute and chronic, Of either sex
Once hours from A. n. TO 5 u. Consultation fres.
rreasmsut cash Charges moderate. Strictly confidential
A. 7. H0WK,h D., II BarOnns street.
Near Canal. New Orleans
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AGRICULTURAL.
NEW sTORE.............NEw STORE.
AND FRESH YIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
M. ELLSWORTH,
Dealer In Landretb's Seeds.
Any Seeds you may think proper 10 purchase and
sell you will return the By the first Of Deem
ber 1868 will exchange them for kind may wish
Of the new crop
GRASS sEEDl GRASS sEEDli GRASS sEEDlu
ID. NJ. Ellsworth.
IIs.......G RAvIEk STREET
Rice Mills. ..............KiCE MILLS.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. PETER MoKINLAY,
he of the approved RICE PoU SDER in
use who has 80 engaged in the
structon erection and Of Rice Machinery
are prepared his supervision construct all Kinds
Of Machinery required In the preparation Of Rice for the
ke and to furnish all drawings and spech-
satisns.
A model OF hsknlays fRtent rice huller
hose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption BE-
cen At our estabishment
A b., sEELXE,s CoTTos. tsISsERF
n and COTTON PlCKERf, cerner 81 Thomas sna :
streets the immediate vicinity Of the tOoSlsg
Presses: Mississippi Louisiana, Fire Proof AA6AmA shs
persi Pisntsrs' Tyler Factors, Commercial Pelican Or
leans Merchants Eieksburg sud Penn. Having hrse eas
Carver Gins Of eighty each. the latest ip
proved be prepared te hSu gin and pick Cotton from any
! Boz a. Prce Carrent ONCE 100 Grsvier street
|
ERUIT TREES ETC.
Orders will Be received aud hled atOwes prices Tor FKUr
/ TREES Of all kinds; also SIRAWBEk X rs and OhNs
| MENTAL IREEs AND SHRJ BS Of every aeserptios,
grown celebrated LsngdOn Nurseries, near hoDhe Ala
Esrv orders are solicited this 10 the season Tor
| arsplAntinR Catalogues supplied
| GRFEs 4 ELDER. n Commercial Place.
| IOHH q. RLENIhG,
GAS FTTTRE
|
Dealer In Gas Fixtures,
In AND lx MAGAZINE STREET, EEAk sIKoD
| New Orleans,
WIN attend punstaAy fAthfay al orders sntustsd
| 90 han.
Order Iss N Boz No. lB keehsnics' and DeelsrE III.
J change, VIII Esst with prOCp, attention.
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MEDICAL.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

eo4 Magazine street. Corner of Poeyf.rre.
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The Institution founded the approved scientific
principles for the positive Of all
PRIVATE and SPECIAL
McEvOY has successfully treated FOR the last twenty
ave years disease. peculiar to Men, Women and Children;
Doctors extended experience and great medical skill.
DR. DUFF'S succe' sful treatment # Syphis GOnorrh0a,
elect Impoteney Seminal Weakness and all diseases Of the
Sexual Organs in their most aggravated forms, well
known
DIS EcEvoY and DUFFrs charges moderats. Cures
in all cases are guaranteed Ths Medicines warranted Of
the purest quality; prepared by DE- THos O. CIR FIN,
OF London Drug Store thus giving patients
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES, scientifically pre-
pared
The afflicted invited 10 call and examine our mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs nothing We answer al
communications by mail with dispatch and give cOnsulta
tons in French, Spanish German and Italian
For further particulars address call at the Institute
TNACTR - Messrs n Kiefer 4 Hollsnde-, No. rs
Poydras Manufacturers OF the hsskon bitters;
emen-l have examined the patent that was granted
vou the u for manufacturing the hsskOn
Btters and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated to excite kee9 In good order the digestive
organs bed raid Btters several times, and IN
every instance had occasion to ascertain their benenesi
erevt remain gsntIen,S11 Seiu sps ,st
examined the hold for the are OF
NsAko Bters and find nothing In the ingredients thereof
calculated inurOusly the human system, unless
in inOrdnate Quantities. Indeed, n9tnag or
Your naiakon Bitsrs, which / have examined, dc not
ingredients injurious TO health and may De eeo-
mended TO those who are in want OF COED tonic =, -
Yours M sOhOFrhNI, N ~,
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GRASS sEzDl GRASS sEEDn GRASS sEEDln
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ERENCH MEDICINES In VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT & CO.,
Chemists so n. L. H. Prince Eapofeon
IS RUB RICHELIEU, PARI&
No Mora God Liver OIL.

IS hVb hlOHbLlhO, FAKE
NO More Cod Liver OIL.
sRMAULr's SYRUP OF IoDIzED HoEsE RAy1sH.
This syrup employed with the greatest In place Of
Cod Liver OIL, TO which Is infinitely superior II cures dis
ness aony and loss of appetite 1t regeneraes the
constitution BY pqrns the blood and Is ~ wota the M 8
and bowels administered with the greatest efficacy
rfiss. Is 5 very scsciOus IN the diseases Ofths sks
NO More Consumption.
GRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYrHosPHArE OF LIME
This medicine Is sovereign remedy in Phthss and
serious symptoms The cough is relieved the night
cease, and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health.
No More Poverty OF the Blood and PaIs
Complexion.
DIS LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
TAlsns. ferruAsu medicine contains the es o. me
sd sd o9ss s SnS FS s pa IL aad os Sns ta
less speedily chorOss pains in the stomach, deut
he majority the Academies ef Medcin. Of Paris recon
mend the Phosphate Of Iron TO ladies Of delicate constitution
s7sS s G s0n s@oo1s genera ds9
the sny preparation when constipation,
and can Be borne By the most delicate stomAehA
Nerv ms Headaches and NeuraIgis
instsntaneouslyoutsd by
gRIMAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA
Avegesbe substance used from time mnemSralin Brasil
and ant rely inonsnsivs
Better Than Copaiba.
HAULT's CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICO VEGETALIS.
al other preparations have failed these preparations
effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
and chronic eases OF private diseases
hospitals Of Paris by the celeb asd Dr.
Ri nd and found greatly superior e all htb to know
raj remedies and copaihs and eubebs The niection
used n and capsules in more chronic cases.
General depst in Paris At 9RIMAULT cos
Ohsmists " II. / II. Prince Napoleon
IS rue Rchsisu.
Beld IN New Orleans By DUCONGE
DELOCHE
0UILLOT,
And every good chemist
THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEsa OLE
Nessrs Grimsut Co.'S IodZed Syrup Of Horse Rad
sh-The IodEed Syrup Of Horse Radish Of Messrs Grim
Co, Chemists 20 II. l. H. Prince Napoleon, At Paris,
treatment follow in LymphAtc and seefuous sfec
lions, well In various CutAneous diseases The public
will therefore read with interest the analysis 81 th
medicine BY Professor KeEins extracted from the Chemists
Grmsut Co. by his Exceency the French Embassador al
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
II . follows:
Grssuits Iodi,ed Syrup Of Horse Rsdsh is not IN fss
elementary and causc state but In the state acid
and combination similar Iodine contained In
Ood Liver Oil
Signed vMCKEf KLxrzrssKr,
Chemical AnAyser 70 the Law Courts Vienna HOsplta
Chsnlsl and r Do WIKDKE,
Professors Of Chemistry.
Fzxscz ExsAssr AT vurA1
hes<rx 0rmsult o., Chemists at Paris:
In reply 70 the letter you addressed 70 his Exossn the
Ketsinsh Il Of high standing a Vienna that hs
Hersonay much thought Of and passes Tor Sns o. s -
Cousul and Astashs 10 tAs k1ssssy.