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FRENCH STEAW sCaDl '9siR
~. tso ". TArETTE ST. Bt tn
-BRAScH OFPTcg
l9s q. BALTIMORE sTEEkr.
Ais leave - infsrul his lFisns = Tia. I. haa
D 'eaishsi hts imprsvem~mta. ,mI elk ia.
sr~as~l aariiilisa. - naw pfspasrd " ~ Iug
LADlks. GExTLENKSs' 4 CtliLpr Ns'
0AkaEN ~ IN kia smgsrssr sfvlr. - ,theal ~ ink
,.g iaAing apart. ani alss Fsrs.ve. cg-s.a for
The eeisefaaei New rsrk Dysinr aUi t.sii ting
Eetahiishnssnt hseaaai sm hiafrn stssa. = r.,
SAs~s usrt hefstsfsFe gave aach ~ tsfafla n h
hes mamy lFiamsis and emntatnmra
i<e-FaFtieaisF afteatian Fsil isuF.ls. vom
ths eauntry. Ian ~. s,lg
FRANKLIN aryy,
Cor. High q Hillon Sta, Baltiyn ,re.
ID OBERT y. sTAMsBuRY ,asaIs ~. set
II laliy inh'sm his "a frisnds n ilall more
ana Hari~rd essntiss. an.l ths D lA,lie scf EFnl-
u that ~ has fenssvs.l fFuaa tk lsmalfs lead
hst~ls and has rsmfrsl The 49, - fiafef cor
esr IIixh and IllIlem alrests The v aeon
tara - tbs heisl j. knswn - sbg u ~ bes.
tn NE city, aaa ths haans y lars nn.l ~ leal-
eaAste.l - the husimeaaL Evsrs giaemEia will
- paid - gaest. so ehaFEss nslsrste.
Tas eisiasns - maltlsnaFs easa ~ ars " vi,sa
." fssas hisa uish sAsis Paissa.ft
OsI ~. Isss.-m
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Family Grocery.


"AT HISH STHEETS, EALTJNVAI.
infsfm their old friends and custasasrs. and
the publie generally. that they kert. % hani
WINES AND LIQUORS. ia was-i and .iass 50
medicinal and other purfsose.. superior sugar
cured HAMS. the choicesi brandsof FAMILY
FLOUR Imperial. Gunrg~def. Yotng H. san
and Black Teas Java. Lazuira ani Eis Co. %. .
Loaf. Crushed. EulTcrizei. Clarified AMI EraNf
Sugar Brofna, Cocoa. Choeplaie Fari.n. glr~
Flour, -aro. frast Powder. sardif.rs. sauce.
Pickle. Extracts. salad uil Pore apsres p Fsra
Raisins. Almonds. Cfaekefs. Cts@s~. Cue anl
coarse Salt. Table aud DAIRY do. svruf.s. geu
Orleana and Sugar House Naiassrs Kssnssne
Lubrieating and Lard OIL Tobacco Batssnrs
Superior Canister Powder. Shot, Gun Cafe g
all q which will ssii a. the most r-a.onalie
prices.
ALSO. they now have eounertsl -lth their
Grocery store. adjoining lf OF ifigl Street.
sturc f1r tho ssis q
GUASOs. PHOsPHATEs OF ALL KINDS.
POrDRETTE.
GROUND PLAsTEE.
CEMENT. AC
r..-GEAiS and FEED - al kinas Haisa
Hay aud Straw. Field Seeds and Csansry Pr
duee Of all kinds.
ce- The highest Cash Prics st aii tisass t,aid
for oais. Corn. Poiainea Erss. and 81 ether
Coantry Produce.
zsf- With n determination - keep the i.sat q
gods and cell On reasonabis tefsns. they Leie
d merit q coutiaue1 evidence - fubiir faT0r
ALFRED IJAHs.
J. ALFRED HUTciIlSs.
June -. lsss.-iy.
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sAMURL n. wHTTTLE.
PLAGTERER

REsEDENcE-TO Ws01TOWx MD.
A IL WORK given 70 him win be we'll AZ.
"A oenend and with dispatch. and on he most
rsasonahle terms All Kinds of ORNAMENT
TAI Mohh attended y. Prompt alteniion
VII BE- given 70 orders By mail.
April 4. 1eeswzfs.
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TO Builders.

AoW0a
HAVING made extensive preparations for
IL early Spring trade, We arc offering unusu.
a. Inducements 70 those who are handing In
their orders early. besides always keeping on
hand largo stock Of excellent work, Of regular
sizcs and styles, we have unsurpassed facilities
Tor manufacturing ordered work, Of any style
or Size, from Seasoned Lumber Of the best DUAL
ity. with experienced and skilful workmcn at
our command, wo are confident Of being able 10
give the utmost satisfaction 10 all in want Of
articles In our line. Our stock comprises
Window Frames, Sashes and Blinds.
Door Frames, Door Jambs and Doors.
Mouldings, Castings and brackets.
Slate and Marble Mantcls and Hcarths.
Newell Posts, Balusters and Hand Rails.
Bracket Shelves, Sash Weights and Cord.
Inside and Outside Pivot and Panel Shutters
supplied at low rates.
ALSO,
Dressed Flooring and Lumber, shinglcn and
Laths, Bricks, Lime and Hair, Hardware and
window Glass, Sand Paper and Glue, Wooden
Mentels, Fence palings and Wire Gratings,
supplied at market rates.
GB-All orders from tho Country promptly
attended 70, and everything sent utpackcdand
''''" 'aifsSS; GEoRSE o. STEVENS A CO..
No. u West Pratt Street,
Feb. s.-em. near Spears Wharf
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DEE0NHI 8FIIMHI WETUIIT
n HAVE on HAND and iniand keeping a
1eonalant supply q good BRICKS, ~ ny
yard, Towsont1wn, AZ rcaaomnbie prices, q
which Imvil. the attsnlion II Iluraons daairime
% purchase. a. ~ KROUT
4une 4g~~aE
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wN. =. sIEALEY, AsENr.
Jan- sS, Isss.-Iy. Tswsontavn. Md.
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so EIIusoKE sTEiIT.
CORNER ~ cHAELEs. BALTIMORE. Wr.
-BaFE = PINE STOCK 40
tsoid waiekss fsr ta.liss andGentIem~n.
Silver Hanfinr case Watches u 40 aluGs.
Guii CAstei.in Vest and GuafI chains
uisullnd Earrings. FiEt. Bracelets Kir,ra.
l.lch suits . tsWsify q nrs styles.
Braesists. Sssziaees. EarrInr. sni Pits
-rras variety.
Pearl. carhuucIr. sal and other Rag
silver spasns. Yoke. La.ii~s. Batter krisrs.
a.. A..
Silver Fiteh~rs. sist.I~i. Car.. salts. g.
Fancy silver Gs--is af new atvies
Plated Tsa ani GaEre a@ts ~ late t.sttsius
Castsrt. Basket. ir~ pltrhefa and Caf.-
Plated ~ Aithaia FarEa anl sl-sns % io4l
quality
Table snd Fa-sst Gallery. seit.arss ,tsr,
Watehes eaFsfaiiy Fepais~l
Fans. Opera tiass~s. Partn.onaisri hskutit.
Pari. Giitaud Porcelain Vases t.sutIis rAs
= Carl Ese~svers All other artiriesi i'russrt e
Hair sni Teeth Rrashrs Flur Msrbl, ~
lreErel rAris Ciaeks. Bfanss,5 Fisur4. ~ :
urnamsnts-
60 MILITARY GOODS Ipfi
sEuris aEd Belt faf Array aud Navy. sasr
- sFars, batteus. Laos. cari. Navy LSsr
Cars. stars anI EmhFoldsr.fs. Army ulsst
a-fiss = all sinls. ci.svrans. Bindinss. ClaU
A.. Fisli Glasses. Fistsis sn.i CaFtFiiasi-
March .. isss.-fy
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MORO PHILLIPS,

so's rFePsie,or aAA ylzHufaesursr.
Narrh - gfa.
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TUE sstsrriA-er u prsp.ssi . Garaish = -.
~ eeapa fsr anaking . FEkHiLlLEk whieh
wiu rrpiacs deable the qsantity - esuIa than
ssther saahle annnuf~. reruvinn gsans - amy
e4hsr fsrtllinRF. - . eeas - ~ PEE ACRE, nna
uhAeh WI prsssnt - h I-.tatass- 4 esup q
s.sniE@ nn.y - RAISED - cagn ~ Pgtaao nrgunA,
" agsinE Is iEs1 ptswisF. ! gill wssSant aIl
thls. - T1y afl exrsnnes snt fssnrn ths nnsnsy.
Frlee - AenslFa-FeF - aanaa. a5.s8t laa
anne1, sAe9s m1dsr iea arren. 11ea.
u m the nn~al frwssfnl smintuss evar hmfsrn
ihe P9b..e, So lasts ~ years. u = . esu.
pe..a q sshea. llnse. rfantsr. salt kes manars
..a 80. -. enat Ne freslpt VII ahgw tAM quMm-
inmmmfaaaara hns hean nnrmrnas ehs kelasr dare
- saFteF - 4fyaiRs q nnsnr : nsanllr sf 2s91.
kAMuEL WfLDKnHOw.
iG9-kax Hale " 4. W0DLE, Tswsnna~u.n.
SO SphtA nDAD. CsekeyspiIfs.
Nay fa.-eswsOi.
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Dry Goods, Nothing, dc.

Dry Goods, Clothing, dc.
GREAT Paste sALEi
GREAT PANIC SALE OF CLOTHING.
5000 Pairs OF Pants from - 10 %.
5000 Pairs Of Pants from - 10 %.
5000 Vests from ti.s0 10 -.
5000 Vests from $3.50 10 q.
1900 Business Suits si2 10 s3o.
1000 business Suits eI3 70 go.
800 Dress Suits slS 10 cas-.
500 Dress Suits tls 10 e3s.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK AT PANIC PRICES.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Remember, thesc Goods must be sold at MAR
BILE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
1000 Best White Shirts - 20 $3.50.
1900 Best white Shirts % 10 A7.s0.
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing.
Bear In mind, these Goods must be sold.
without Regard 70 Cost, at
MARBLE HALL.
SMITH. BROS. & CO.,
80 and 40 West baltimore 81.
May 23.-tE
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t.casrge, st SOLDIERS y 1891 S&L Wanted.

We make liberal alavgope, collect promptly, I,
sui q desired 'sli cash claims ior state Bounty
at sight
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PACIFgC
G UAH0 MPANY'S
CAPITAL. q. sss.ses
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.

gl,HE VALUE g this Gaaao is asu ., .-sH
i taes-= eaf sTg.-c-lafsf thaf ii - ~ r.
guire farttief ra.r.4 tsi~r iatian frari o.
TIE raf4f fanv ss~ns "a snass Fst1asl. anI
ofhef saarocs e ssFTis fra-n siirh g. -. ma
teriai 10 arawr- Mrrre. ttss fiasrla. fsssessin- ?
sueA hi.h exec .leuce. ran D. bra zhs iats saars
- ai rricr Eef eE0sssi ng fhni = she ariina-y
~pf~r fhesrhafrs e fsrsr
Tie large rapitai nrestssi - ihfs Casafary
anoral thr sursst TuaFantee ~ she rantiuus.i
eneeiienee efthsir feFtiiiaer. a. ~ rnsrsy =
iheifearital deT~n.ls aF-an eartna-.l sn4 -
iuansuf husiness
knf~r4encr has FhaWn tAzs this Gusna o.
Iens fts Whcat crur freta Eve e. * davs ras-
lirr tia. fAe -ap~r FAosphase.
j b. ihe fais7y AL gasrI.sr oi so camrany
% furnish fhe trss fertilizer that csffrrtrx ant
oapiiof. add - a. tssf sciensG g. ability. car
hfirz isto inaftss- - ihs fs~eaf fs,s1r rssf
- caaFurafra
JOHN ;. REESE 4 co.
Generai Arents f.r ths I'leifr Cuaao "a.
Principal OFF, saatl street raitsaare
Hana
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.


THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, o. o. ?.
rsets semi annually on the fourth Tuesday and
July in New oHcers for the present 1868 e
Ru,ha Of No. g. NJ Grand Master; T. Hanl OF ho-ss-
r. W d. Grand Mas'er Z. II. FAirchild, Of No. Il, X
Grand Warden; Josiah Foger Of No g. K W. Grand seere
1ay; W Dslesdsrnier. Of No. co. w. Grand freasareri
Iuther Homes Of No IS and O. Dunlap of No Is, r. w.
a. Representatives o L. U. Rev O. More OF No Is w,
Grand Chaplain John b. Ben Of Nc w. Grand Marshal;
A. Ma1ureau Of No ~, w. Grand Conductor; j. Reiner.
No. 10 Grand GuardADi P. O. J. n LitteiOhn, Of No.
Is w. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND NAsrKKs-P. O. jobs Barnett,
Of No H. District No q r O. A. VSndegrin. Of No p,
District No s. p g. T. Grisamore Of No 81 District No.
q P g. p Clarke Of No Is District No 8; 2. O. B. x.
CLANCY No T. District No. Z; O. jacob schreiner Of
No. IS District Nc IL P. @ H. Huneksr, Of No q, Dis
tnci No. II; P. @. O. W. Guth Of No. o. District NOls
srASpNe COMMITTEES -Sats Of the Order-P. O. Sire Geo.
W. Race, Of No. u; p O. Master W. q. Wilson, Of Me- g.;
p. O. Master Gardner Smith, Of No u.
JafioiaL-P. @ Master Luiher Homes Of No. Is; P. @.
d. D. O. NJ Ph Schneider Of No. lOi P. @. ID. weidnsr
No a.
SER Of No. 20; P. G. Henry Haskell, Of No 10; r. O. VIM
wisett, Of No. H.
pet,,ious and Appeas-P O. Master J. O. Dunlap. Of No.
Is; p O. L. Graham. Of No. AZ; P. d. @. NJ. Benjamin
Moses, elmo. 8.
p O. Master Howard NnsPaugh, of No. III p. O. Joseph
West, Of Mol
Fnanes.-P @ Master A Wallace Hunter of No. Is; p.
@. Master Edward Psbury OfNO. l6 p. O. L r. Tower.
ONO. Il
oredeufial.-P O. Aw MAeDOnsI of No. Is; p. O. Frank
Paster Of No. e; p @. George Dirmeyer, Of No. 2.
All communications to the A. w. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should forwarded the once Of the Grand Be-
rets ever tho Mutual Insurance Company,
ner Of Camp street aud Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLGER, Grand Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE or LoUIsIANA-FIFrd DISTRICT
Court Of New orlesns-Mrs. A. Fast va Dr. 4 1. East
her Busband-Na 1850.
7 HEREBY eestffy, that on the 5sh day OF,
brusry iSS Judgment was re- dered in tnis court in
he following tad suit in the words and figures following
to-wit;
demand and considering that the Law and evidence in "a
Il Is sdinered and deereed that the Judgment by deul,
herein entered on hs I S Usn IL sSs S Si
against the defendant ugustus u East, her husband de-
ns Of s Ss sn s and
six 1h usand Nine Hundr'd and Eighty se9SOJ dollars
the Of this suit and that plaintiff be su.hOlsd
mana a. administer her own separate pro-
Judpment rendered tn. l7'h q February 1858
OsgBed CHARLES LEAUMoNT,
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hSld aud
Affixed the seal Of the sa court at the city Of sew Orleans
n This 9Th day OF April In the year OF our Lord s and ne
A u. BERaUDY, Deputy Clerk,
ETAT DE LA LoUIsIANE-cIYoUIEME CoUR DE
District de la Nouvtlie oreans-Madame A East lie
doeteur A. L. East, mari---No 1880
IF, PAR LIE PRESENT CEvTIFrE, que
les affairs ans les mots figures suvsnt
motion de Cotton evy les avocas la panve
dams Get anare e. sur les "a eour aes De
decretee Jugement ueiaut
ne 10 ltieme msinenant conhrmees Al
JUDGEMENT favour du pantve Aabea Long ct eOntre le
defendai Augustus L. East mari decreent separs
propete la dte plaiutive reca du
dis defendant la de ss0 par ant nteret pour
lie defendant soft coadsmne ous les fas
De Que intive administers
IA proprete sa linterventicn du dit mari.
Judgement renou lie IL fesrer 1858.
Judgement signe lie q fevrier 1853
(Signe) CHARLES LEAUMONr
Juge
En- temoigne, TAI alike main lie de Ia dit
cour dams la vile de la vele-Orleans eme jour
davT dams rannee NOre Seigneur 1853 ct lie vn
douzieme aimee de Find pensence des tsts Unis.
A. ID BERMUDY, Depute greiier.
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......,,...................MEDIoAL.

Nj tDioAL.''''''''i'::::: -
Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford in extensive
practice all forms Of disease than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies in
dicAted-for either and ali ages and conditions
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMENTS, GRNI.
tai wEAKEEss, PILES, SYPHILIS and GoNOR
RHEA the most aggravated FORMS speedily cured and
every vege Of faint and disorder sradcated from the entire
system skin restored 10 is native beauty and the entire
organism to its normal he.lth.
Persons desiring Dr. J. whites advice ard recdies viii
call at Of St. Charles and Julis Streets there
are sereral Dr. White. In the CITY.
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~ Losenres and Powders 81 the Aksins Lsesstss-rbs
Alkaline exercise the beneficial influence owe.
the arrangements Of digestion, either ~ their
the membrane Of the stomach sorns 70 The
latter through their combination VITA The saliva the gastric
other Psychologists admit 70 be essential principles
geston For the inormAfiso Of hose vho may without
medical advice may be here that the symptoms Of in
paired digestion Headache pain IN the f-ehesa hsmi
rans gsstritis gzstrAg. hesrthsrn wind In the
and bowels oss Of appetite enacxticn Al thess
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline Lscste vhiof
may be always had in losenges povders
General depot u Psrs at GRIMAULI IS, ohsnists 10
IN Ne. o9is.s. 's Il DtcoS6Es biRiooHEs, Gun
OTs and q every other Fosd Cneniss'a
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i. o. q. +.

Baton Rouge Officers Barbes, c. Pr L. C. Morris,
H. r.; Il. Crariinsky, Scribe.
WASHINGTON EScAMPMENT Eo.G
Meets on the second and Monday. each month,
Msrigny Buildings Third District oGcers- r. st~hs g. p;
II. 2. stureken, II p; J. Reiner, Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENoAsPMEsT MOI.
Meets ON the nrs and third Wednesday Jsfsrssa Hal.
corner of Magazine and Philip streets Fourth District.
oseers-J w. Allen c. p; Frank Phster, II. p; George
Ritter. Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets IN the Once Grand Secretary the second
Monday IN January April July and October. The
Board meets on the Monday in January for organIs
ton Oncers-J O. Dunlap Presid. Josiah Foger secre
tAry Joseph West Treasurer; john Quinn Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets in oce secretary nrst Friday evening evey
month Oneers-A w. Mcdonnell. Presidents Josiah Folger
Secretary
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION.
yeets Oce Grand Secretary Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting Saturday nusry 0cers for lSS-
N Rushs. President; q. W Roper Frt Vice President;
r. Pfster Second Vice PRESIDENT Luther Homes Secretary
A Wallace Hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets first Monday month, ONCE Of the Grand
Secretary Election first Monday in May for Directors
BOARD FOR ls6s.-PresideHf-E. NJ Rusha
FSaano. ComBlittee-J. q. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter,
@. L. Eugene p. Brugere.
Hall CoHn,ittee-George Dirmeyer; @. W. Roper.
Zones Geor.e Nungesser
II. Nnlspsugh. Bernard Cohen, s. E. hsores Gardner
'-''''' '-' JOSIAH FoLGER, Secretary.
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Washington Gossip.
Washington special OF the lth to the Ciucin-
natl Enquirer says:
CALCULATIONS ON THE RESULT.

washington speclal OF the slh 10 tne Oiuciu-
natl Enquirer says;
st sPxcuIArIoNs ON THE RESULT.
impeachment stock huciuated here by the hour,
and the Jseobius, as Chief Justice Chase styles
them. are confident of conviction. The president
and his counsel are equally sanguine Of acquittal.
Secretary McCu loch assured gentleman that he
had no idea the president would be convicted, as
il would ruin the party before the country. De-
sruction sts argue that they must convict or they
are destroyed. Thus. Iu'n threatens whichever
way tie verdict may be. Meantime,
STANTON
Remains within the intrenchments and the soldiers
are guarding every approach. Sumner ordered
him TO stick faithfully, and he obeyed. IL IL said
by many that if Stanton could safely retreat from
The war department.. and get out Of the country,
there would be less probability Of the presidents
conviction, as the impeachers declared that IL
would be bad faith to Stanton to acquit Mr.. John
son. One senator has declared that ii would
never do to abandon the secretary Of war.
THE FAMILY ROW IN rHs HOUSE.
The family feud in the House is progressing,
and a special committee has been appointed to
investigate Mr.. Washburne's charges against Mr..
Donnelly, with the understanding that # sub
stsptaied. Mr.. Donnelly be expelled; II not, Mr..
Washburne will be sent home convicted Of
SANDER.
Grants friends are in great trouble, and admit
that Washburne's conduct has materially damaged
the prospects OF his ward.
SENATOR FEssENDEs OPPOSED TO CONVICTION.
The New York Herald's Washington dispatch
of the 6th, states that Senator Fessenden has pre-
pared an opinion that there are no grounds shown
in the evidence argument justifying the convic-
ton of the president. Morrill, offered Fessenden
adverse opinion, but failed to convince Fessen.
den. Several other Republican senators are re-
ported TO have followed Fessenden's example.
A NEW PARTY.
1t is now stated that a new party, headed by
Chase fer the presidency against General Grant, Is
TO be immediately formed by Fessenden, Trum-
bull and other moderate Republicans.
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VALUE OF GRIhAULT
Il CO.'S Chemists In Psrs)


In solving problem hitherto declared ansovsble al
savAnts, 4 .. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called FerrugnOus Syrup Of Peruvian Bark, Messs 0Rl
eAULT Co, Chemists TO r. L II. Prince Napoleon,
Paris discovered medicine Of unexceptiona merit and
the most highly esmpeent persons now agree In recognising
The following importsn, document received from
Germany country recognized the rst chemists IN
the world II lis from Professor Ketznsk Chemical AnayzsI
Of the Syrup Of Bark Medical Gazette Of vsnna Get
II, 1859 - - -.
hNr GRIhAULT has succeeded IN the hsppest manner
oombpng relative qualities Of different of his PU RI
AND EXCELLENT MEDICINES; the more - the iron
disguised In addition 60 s agreeable SAVIOR IL mucf
more absorbed than euginoas medicine
Mr. GRfMLULTs FERRUGIN0Us SYRUP IL therefore
Of the best pharmaceutical preparatons-s truly cennca
which solved the therapeutic problem
long sought AFTER Of giving roH and bark In simple nd
agreeable FORM from defect and satisfactory 70 al parties
TegredI VINCENT KLErZINSkL
Chemical Anelyter the Law Courts Hospits Chemist
L r. DU WIEDEN
Professors Of Chemistry
Let Us nov see in the French Ambassador
replies Grmaut Co., regards the hgh
estimation in which Mr.. Kletsinsk is held
"FKEEcH ExsAssY AZ vIxEnA
Vienna August IS 1853 !
"aKErIKxkE-In reply 10 the letter you addressed bis
Exceency the Ambassador have the honor TO inform
that personally much thought s and for Of ths
best chemists In Germany.
Consul and sttsche 20 the Embassy,
scnsrA Dep0tiz Paris, 6KIAAULr cos
IS Richelie1
In New Orleans DUCONGE DELOCHE GUILLOTs
And at every good ChemistG
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE,
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN,

On Physiological Errors Abuses Diseases incident to
youth early manhood which m ped to Mar
rage Of relief sealed letter envelopes
rec Of charge Address
DR. j. sKILLEN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association. Philadeiph Pa
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EACTs - Messrs. n. Kiefer a Hollsnde., No. as
POydrss Manufacturers Of the Nslskon Bitters:
.ntemen-I examined the patent that granted
you by the U Government for manufacturing the Masko1
found the ingredients employed compound
calculated excite good order tue digestive
organs have bed aid Bitters several times and In
had occasion their beDenca
eject ! remain, gentemen. respectiuly your most
Oh4dient servant A MERCER, NJ. D. l98 Canal street
examined the hold tor the OF
haskon Bers and hnd nothing In the ingredients thereof
ealculsted iDurousy the human aness
In inordinste quantities Indeed, nathiag bu
cordial aromatic bitter. =. A. SMITH, NJ. o.
Your Malakon Bitters, which have examined, do not
contain any gradients injurious health and be
nended 10 those who In Of go ID tonic
Yours, M. SOHUPPEhf, N. ID.
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The finest assortment of sewing machines can
be found at the office Of Grover q Bakers, ls2
Canal street.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.

Meets every fret third Saturday In Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company, Camp and
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MEDICAL.


TUKNEKs TIC DoULoREUx.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
A Safe. Certain and Speedy Care
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
IT'S EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL II II the UnfAilins
perfect twenty four hours from the Of
than two three Pills
No other form Of Neuralgia Nervous Disease has failed
70 yield to this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
the Of Chronic Neuralgia and
raj dersngementsof years Misunderstanding
tie entire system, its for few days few weeks at
always affords the most astonishing relief and
cry rarely fails produce complete and permanent
contains drugs other materials in the sghtesde
gree injurious TO the Ost delicate system, and
always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
It has long been in constant use BY many Of
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who give It their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent by mail receipt OF price and postage.
One package 81 90. Postage, g. cents
Six packages. IS 90. Postage ~ cents
Twelve packages, SO 90. Postage, IS cents.
It's sold by all wholesale and retail dealers in drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and BY
TURNER CO, Sole Proprietors,
10 fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
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F1EcH EEBAssY Ar vrzEsA, 4
Vienna. August =. 1855
Esssrx arnsult q Co. Chemists at Paris:
In reply TO- the letter you addressed to Excesncy tina
ambassador have the honor inform you that Professor
ketsinsk IL man Of high standing VIENNA that be
personally mneh thought Of and for Of the best
Chemists In Germany. PuRREf
Consul and Attsche 10 Embassy
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CHE GREAT EFFICAoIoUssEss OF

VHE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEs OF
L Msssrs. Grmaut Co.'S IodiEed Syrup Of Horse Rad
h-The IodiEed Syrup Of Horse Radsh Of hessrs Gmsa
Co. Chemists 70 II. l. Il. Prince Napoleon, at Paris k
excellence saccedanous Cod Liver on and the
follow In Lymphac and Scrsfuous sfec
lions, well IN various CuaneOus diseases The public
read with interest the analysts 81 this
medicine Professor Ketzinsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed Mesr
Cruau Co. BY his Excelency the French Embsssadsrs
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
Il Il a. follows:
elementary state the odhydrc scd
and Of organic combination similar 10 the iodine contained
Cod Liver on
(Signed, VINCENT KLrTxIrsEI
Chemcs AnsyEer TO the Law Courts e vienna Hospits
Ohex1lst I and r WIEDKE
Professors Of Ohemistry,