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APPROVED 5Y THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
Burin du A},i.son's Iodide of Iron and Man
ganesa Pills.

trestuett ~ choroc scrofuoue enections ~
one and tedohs Nth usual preparations OF ron which
80 fa owing the stomach not being able to
.onort 6eu she researches of Professor Hsnnon, Of
Pnsses Cenlopl and Petrequn, OF Lyons berSeus and
Of Maria have demonstrated that this lamentsbe
ST IA owing 10 the absence OF Manganese which, as well
a. leon h AN essential element Of the blood These Pis
ebee sUuN an important deficiency therapeutics and
have the appreciation Of the Academy
of Medicine aIb the principal scentne o0aes Lnes ss
~ "a viii Certainty against Chlorosis, Green
Complaints Poverty of the Hood and IT
.ay preferable 20 the pills Of odds
~ iron Alone e az snemic scrofaous and csncsrOus sree
GonS
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.
uRIMArIr A CO. CHEMISTS. PAHIA

PRPslNE thelatest scientific discovery Of DR.. Corvssr
hyscan 10 bis aesty the Emperor Of the French, the
(astrfc uce tsf the digestive principle purified
hicb diRests fp In the stomach When, by
other the supplyof digestive fluid small the inevitable
conseousnces a bad digestion gastrts garalgs ntan
atior of the mucous the stomach and bowels heart
hurn ptuite anSemia Of strength and Gin females
hIoross The xir Pepsine which Is sanctioned by the
approbgon OF N Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily cures
h sneh deat and prevents vomiting during pregnancy.
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DoPEs CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS
ASTHMA, ETC.

In al Diseases Throat and Lungs requiring the use
of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this
paraon may used BY persons Of all ages from ths in
fant mewng pung In its nurses arms to where tae
sixth shifts and sppered pantaloon with
much prospect relief as from any formula pharmacoP
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city for over years increasing demand put in bot
ties at 75c. each TryH JOHN H. POPE.
Imegist, corner jackson and Prytanis streets
Sold also by JOHN DKBENEEVILLE, Druggist, corner
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GREY JACKET BITTERS.
r,o THE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.

New Orleans, December 4. 1sos.
In the ye.r 1865 the undersigned percsvng that their
ends in the South being imposed upon by thousands
of vie compounds under of whskes Brsndies,
Gins schrapps Bitters etc, determined to begin the
manufacture of pure medicinal spirit out Of hOmeraised
Southern herbs supply the want Of the public IN his hne
which had created the demand Wecslled our spirit
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CLKRK's OFFICE Usrxp STATES Drsrsrcr oouRI,
December l, 1865. !
In Bankrupscy-The notice issued from this Office that
John THORNHILL fled his petition to be declared
bankrupt partner Of W. Estlin issued through
mirtaka Il should have been Henry ThernAilL
Mr. John fhornh hss net spilled the benedt Of the
Bankrupt Law. rorw r.,,,x os.-.
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D'''' 2. DUCosGE's. ..,
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FHEson a1EDI0rSr"-
-PRRPARED
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
g RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS.

Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnoa.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDrcA,
PREPARED NJ GRIzAULr Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments France England and Germany have
moved that these Cigarettes sovereign reedy for tbs
above distressing aiecons especially when BeladonnA
Strsmonum and Opium have failed TO give relief
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the least aispieasure Before I left, with his
blessing, he applied to my eyes the relic, and
Pope, and DR.. Hays Sincere Christian.
{ Am Iacuredf DO mot ask me-that is my
secret but will say brought Away with me
a most kindly impression of the Barefoot Friars,
and an invitation to come again whenever
wished.
do not think there .was any attempt to
all shaken by Father victors kindness, cour-
The success Il 81. aIioiaels has proven that
Monastic aceticism has, without any doubt,
taken root on American soil. This now flour
ishing monastery was founded by o small bro
therhood in 1862. The monks came from Italy,
and brought with them nothing but their pow
erty. They have now twelve Young American
students preparing for the priesthood. The
brotherhood numbers but Eighteen In all, twelve
priests and six lay broth6fs; but in five years
those eighteen persevering men have built 4
monastery, costing 100000, from the volun-
tary contributions OF the Roman Catholics OF
this country, and there is now in process OF
construction magnificent church in connec-
| ton with the house.
? The ansterity of their manner of life is
plainly evinced in the appearance of tho friars.
| Their faces look hard and weather-beaten.
Their hands bear tho marks of toll. Their
bare feet arc protected alone by sandals, strap
ped over the instep, and worn at all times, IN
1 doors and out, exceptin the most severe wea,
Their of winter. Their countenances are mild
and peaceful, and beam with religious fervor
Their work seems to be purely of charity, and
ment is democratic. The superors are elected
by the members of the order for the term of
six years. Their authority is limited by a code
| of laws by which all agree to abide.
st. Paul of the Cross, who was the founder
of the order of the Passionists, is one of the
modern saints of the Roman Church. He died
hin IT'S, and was canonized two years ago at
| the recent Concentration of the Martyrs by
I Pope Plus TX, but his followers seem to lack
none of the fervent asceticism which charac-
terizes those of Ignatius Loyola, St. Dominic
or st. Francis of Assist, and the order is rap
| idly" increasing this continent as well as in
Europe. They have already three monasteries
| in the United States-one in Baltimore, one in
| Pittsburg, and ST. MichaePs in Hoboken.
Besides their deyotions and labors as priests,
in preaching, teaching and writing, attending
the sick and administering the saeraments of
the Church-these friars are employed as the
most Industrious housekeepers. They do their
own cooking, washing, ironing and housework,
and this homework is insignificant item,
for they give retreats to numbers of pious Ca
tholic laymen and secular priests, as also en-
terrain, when they desire it, Protestant gentle
men. The first floor of the monastery is for
entertainment; the second for the priests of
the order; the third for the laborers and sta
dents. We were not taken through the build
ling, for the door beyond the main hall is the
f'"thns far and no farther" for women. -..-
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Money Market.

DR.. CUMMING's LETTER TO THE PoPE.-A
The following is translation of DR..
Cummings letter to the Pope. The original
is Latin: Aa-
Holy Father-You have been pleased to
invite to the Gcumenical Council the
Professionals and~others who are divided and
separated from the Church of Rome. We
are heartily grateful for the invitation, and
we earnestly desire to be present in the
Council. During the course of a year l
have sent many letters to the Most Rev.
DIR. Manning, in order to get information
as to the extent to which liberty ofspeaking
will be granted to us. The most reverend
and learned doctor, with much courtesy,
replied to me on this point in those words !:
81 am unable to give you any answer as to
the mode of proceeding. The supreme
authority alone can furnish you with that"
For this reason, Holy Father, earnestly
beseech you to be pleased to inform me
whether, in the approaching Council, we
shall be allowed the liberty of speaking
and bringing forward the reasons for which
we Protestants are separated and divided
from the Church of Rome.-I am your
Holiness's obedient servant,
JOHN CUMMING, ID. D.,
PEesbyter of the Scotch Church.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, September 10.
Monxrso STAR OFFICE. I

.'-.- ..f - 4++t MORNING STAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning, September IL, 1860.
Corrosive left the market at the date OF last
port with croprung at 30ic for low middlng since
which the advantage has been rather in favor of the
buyers while scant supplies and fair demand have
prevented any remarkable falling Off Cn Friday, the
sales embraced sI2 bales Saturday 1913, mostly at
pre- gious rates Monday $50 bales changed hands
Mt 30Ac lniddng. This left little unsod,
and Tuesday the market opened with little more
than Mondays receipts sale. The business con.
sequtly confined TO 355 bales at 29 for strict good
binary low midling 80 to 30a for low mddling 800
81 for strict mding. and 3A to age for middling
Wednesday the sales stm,ned up say bses, at about
previous prices early in the day With the increased
supply disc bales oering) there was tendency to
easier prices but towards the close factors had diff
realizing previous Yesterday the sales
embraced III balesa abont prcvons rates but with the
advantage in favor of the buyers. We quote good
binary 29ac; low middng 80 TO 3osc; strict low mid
ding o3 to 3lc and middng 3lt to Size The receipts
1886 Bales against 476 to the corresponding
date last This day last year middling sold at csc
view have been limited. Holders very firm in their
views and refusc to make any concessions. -Advices
the Tobacco KISSING districts continue quite unta
vorabe the long prevalence of the drouth preventing
than half crop being made. The market closes
stiff the following revised quotations:
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rhe seota. yudging One Another.


The annual address of the Episcopal
Bishop Coke, of New York, delivered at
the diocesan convention. lately, held at
r ochester, is a singular document as we
find it printed. The Bishop was at one
time. considered an advanced -Ritualist,
but since his elevation to the Episcopate
his tone. has been less decided. The
address alluded to has the usual unmeaning
claim of his church being the true Catholic
Church, which every student of history
knows to be Northumberland even many
lin that Church disclaim-preferring as
Low Churchmen, to take their part with
the SO called Evangelicals. But we did
not set out to combat the shallow claims of
this Right Rev. gentleman, but to introduce
the following, showing how some Protes
tants views others of the same household :
Puritanism is losing it's prestige of
superior piety and evangelical purity;
Rationalism is destroying the vitality of
many sects which have hitherto chad II
name to live !" and political and fanatical
issues are scattering the forces ofpopnlar re-
ligion. Even its great gatherings and ap-
parent unities cannot bear analyEing. They
shake hands on platforms, but they part to
bite and devour one another. They arc
getting up new translatiOns, of the Bible,
and destroying all ideas of ministry by
by admitting females to be preachers.
take no pleasure in speaking thus Of
the lack of organic life in large bodies of
our fellow Christians, in which arc some of
the parest followers of the Lord Jesus
that live. But of these very Christians,
thousands feel and lament just what am
pointing out. If we were more consistent
and more active in good works, they would
flock to us as "doves to their windows"
But, alas! we are far from being what we
! should be. Our enemies make the most of
our faults, proclaim our disgraces, and
circulate the most senseless rumofs about
our condition ahd prospects. So thoroughly
+ is the American people ignorant of our
real history and indifferent to all the grand
historic facts of which we are witnesses
and keepers, that, for the present, we
cannot look for the increase and prosperity
for which nothing less than the coming
religious revolution can open the way.
For. q time, then, our strength is to be
found Gin quietness and confdenceS in
Strengthening the things that remain"
and in studying to conform ourselves more
and more to the scriptural pattern of f'fifst
love" and tsw0rks." OH I! for more holy
living-more of the power of the Gospel
manifested in our life and conversation.
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As storm following storm, and wave succeed
ing wave give additional hardness to the shell
that eucloses the pearl, so do the storms and
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NATIONALITY Despite the plausible
talk we listen to dd nauseam about tho
fusion of races in Great Britain, 1t cannot
but, be apparent that Scotchmen are any
thing at all but Englishmen, and that the
Welsh preserve and cherish their old
customs and, festivals, and their own
Gaelic toungae, with n tenaeity which
scarcely argues great attachment to the
alien laws and customs of the English. 1t
rs said that men are, often sworn to act on
Welsh juries without knowing q word of
the English tongue in (which the trial IL
conducted. One writer records at the late
Montgomery Assizes the chance discovery
of juryman asleep, aud the remark of one
of his fellow jurors: 'fIt dunna matter for
him, my lordship; he Gamma speak q werd
of English I" led up to the discovery that
not only the sleeping juror but five others
of the twelve wer0 entirely ignorant of
English. And We have it on the authority
of the tCarnafr0n Herald that, of jury
empaneIled at the Merionethshire Assizes,
only four knew English, 'the slight delay
In finding verdict was caused by those
four having to explain to their brother
Jurors the nature of the evidence!n If
this be so, the process of fusion going on
in Great Britain is about one of the
slowest processes known.
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Fiscal AGENCY OF THE CITY or NEW

SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, April 9, 1869.
In virtue OF OF the Legislature of this State
titled An act to enable the city of New Orleans to fund
its floating debt aud liqutdate les indebtednoss
proved 2Tt February 1853 and OF ordinance No. 1872
the Common Council of the city of New Orleans, an
proved fst April 1863 the undersigned Fiscal Agent is
au thOrized and prepared from the holders
then all city notes and other evidences of debt this
city and to receipt therefor the of tho city,
corng to tho of the said ordinance No 1872 the
Common Council Tho bonds be furnished in exchange
for the aforenamed indebtedness will DO ready in
course of few weeks.
np4 If THos LAYTON. President
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7 DAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION,
Corner st. Charles and Perdido streets.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL s5Oo,oOc

OSA-'N~ h1S'
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL s5ooOcc.
This institution has been chartered by the sag
Louisiana for twenty five years and hasug eEeclea
s t og1a i is gEsgfEs6 tS %sss
ware, Watches, Jewelry. Dry Goods Laces. Means
erty.
Also, on Uneurr9nt Money, State WA warrant M
pyidoncs Of sats or CITY fndeStednsss United
Officers Pay Accounts, United States QuartStanse''
PRIVATE ESTRaScE.&fadies visiting tho Associ.as
can, by passing down CarOudelet street. md pf'S
entrance to the Office on PsTdtdo street pr,,asus
JOHN w. RILLMAN, Cashier. Sp2sg
A BARRET's MARBLE WORKS
~ St Cherries street Near ss,ssS ID
all kinds of Marble work exeCutsti the best Tnanne
CRATES and SHELF BRACKETS of al styles AA2
sizes
The tradesupplied on moderate terms. -.
superior quality of Limo Stone suitable ieF 9 u
Ellis, etc, constantly ON hand .- aPI =
T ouIsIANA LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
255 and 957 Magazine street,
Between PooyfaITe and Delord streets Is
First class Mules and Horses for sale. Als'r -
riages and Buggies for hire. r,,r,-r 1,ronrie,ah
TNMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS,
UpaGr, contract for Carrying United States and Sa
Sailing from r'ier IS. North River Now York '''1
SATURDAY. -
Sailing from Liverpool every WEDNEEsip,A2 "
Queenstown. IhpbS2DaA T'-s
SIZED AND EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS rSsrEzD'
First Cabin to Liverpool and Queenstown iron n,eS AZ
, fS ok ~ Wi los
:. :: to H HiiS Antwerp, Rotterdam. ,,o S
First Cabin so New York om Liverpool Il sS
O.. town - r;,, jSe sT al or gas
Storage to New Orleans via Now York
from Liverpool or Quee nstOwn- ,,V,tk NJ
Each Steerage passenger viii be proviiSI tstcd h
arate berth to aleep in and women WIN po anay
rooms by themselves. PrOvisiunsr OF the 80 tssda
arc cooked and served out by the Company > -
and the wants of all fully supplied z.f utios
Children between ono and twelve years ne
Infants under one year, free - I,risen
FichetB may be procured by those dsstLUuS v
ous tSssr triandsa the above rates -,,.
Prepaid certificates OF passage issnea oy orts
ELLIOT & McKEEVEK, AgeLnssssss
dia " lsI Common corner Carendeiet ~
/ III TNcoIE Co,
RAISE AND REMOVE a4e
all kinds Of buildings. t,st
Office. ll9 Robin ssI 49, I'd
An communications should ho addressed 20 NJ Stres
Mechanics and Traders Exchange, ST. Chari''
New OrleRus ~ sso II
Country orders promptly attended to. 0s' :
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MtSeELLANEOUS ADNERTIsRlE:ajITs

OLD ELIABEH.. EF9E
OVER BEFoRR THE pra,,.
DR. C.. McL ANE'ss I'd ~.
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS "a s4
The greatest Medical Discovery of any 49,, 81
Delighted millions sing their praise
No family person should be witbont IS
ARE YOU SUFFERING Sowf7 &
Have you Headache or Backaehe -
Have you Constipation OF tho Bowels, c,ss,
Have you Sour Stomaehl lits8.ss
Have you q Bad Breath ~
Have you Cold Hands or Fest7 exc
Have you Chills Feyera 49,, 4e-
Haye you Palpitation OF the Hearth
USE Oh. McLANE's LIVER PILLS
Have you Suppressed Discharged rs
Have you Sickness and Vomiting 81.
Have you Irregularities Weakness
Have you Rush of Blood to the Readi
Have you Yellow or Discoiored Skim
USE Oh. sMcLANEs LIVER PILLS
Have you Collie or Diarrhea ss
Have you Swollen or Dsstendod stomasbs s-lss
Have you Gloomy Feeling and Poor Apuetit.s
Have you Bilious Symptoms of any kindi
USE DE. McLANES LIVER PILLS.
Heed the warning Delays are dangerous, 1h,. !.
vice is worth it's weight in gold the afflicted n -
you get Or. C. MoLANs'S LIVER PILLS Mana =.
inc without the signature of FLEMING BRorBERS
Sold all over the world. -L-----. nhG1 On
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Important ACers.fcat. t.:
eTcomm,inielted by d Physician.l

s.a Some mon.hsago I yas called to atiead a lady of Williamsburg. N.' Y. who had long been suffering from Troublesome uterine dis ease Its presti.cc was n afktd by constant vaginal discharge: sometimes of a watefy con
 sistency and metimes creamy and niCcu-pul- ulent Sue liad been under ro her treatment for some time, but cons: antly grew worsti Va ginal examination disclosed extensive indura- ton and alteration of the cervix uteri The
 uterine infamination. which was evidently as
 suming a chronic form, was also aggravated
 by1ong standing constipation, pal pitation pl
 Of the. heart, night sWeats, cough, poor appeI
 tite and almost daily iaintings She fafhtesl
 to entire sensibiiity during one eiof my first wis
 its. Il eoinmehced of cotirse. by such active lo
 cal treatment as the ulceratiOif demanded, and
 then applied myself to q recupefation of the general health It was inconve nient to sec her frequently, and cxcept'to mark the heal
 ing of the ulcers in the early stages, l visited
 her only every other week. For tonic and con
 stitutional invig orant Dodd's sNerSine ponly
 was prescribed. l had sometime befoTes be-
 come; acquainted vii ts'prpperfies, and knew
 of nothing more satisfactory in it's probable
 effects. And the result com pletely justified my expettation In less tharE d Iortnight the bowels bal lbecene free6anH regular; fn their moyements, tl,e nightssweatsAIsap appeared. and appetite began to grow. The fainting spells became less frequent, and soon fce;tsed alto getiier- In another fortnight there was ne more cough;st the vaginal discharge was seisi
 bly, diminishing, sleep was normal and aefrcsh. ing, and the general health decidedly improy- I.ed. What remains is soon told The patient 1 continued theuse of the Nervine. and no,> oth. CT medicine, for some weeks longer, when my further attendance, was not required. Since her recovery Ihaye seen her but ,Once.l She
 seems perfectly we'll Her joy over restored
 health is naturally enough most enthusiastic She never before had a medicine g. We her sucl comfort and such appetite-and such sleep tand such strcpgth She Wonldn. ttrysto kecl
 house again without it, and so forth and SC
 forth. ltisi my own opinion that the Nervine is the best tonic and corrective of the female Organization that has ever cane under my un
 der my observation. 1 shall not fail to contin eits usein all similar cases, and the CproFes
 sion know they are numerous enough, ., For sale by all Druggists. Price, One 1follal |rE-r t<f ETf{f. I$fF TETEI <aX-SN
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|REtsIR ur rHH% TObaccO AntidOfe.

IE ARRANTED to remove all desire for v Sa..9obacc6.i sItis entirely Vegetable and harmless Hpurifies and enriches the blood. in
 yigoratessu thra@o system, ,aa possesses lse great nourlshing e andol lgsffengt thcningi power, is an excellentoAppetizary enables the stomach
 to digest the heal tiest food. makes sleep re- ireshing, and establishes robust health SrDo- ksss and Chewere for sixty years cured. Price, |o0 cents, post rec. treatise on the iDjuri- ous effects of robact o, with lists of references, testimonials. &c. sent free.,t Agents wanted. Address Dr. T. R. ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. J. Sold by all Druggists. g 12w
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TWICE THE AMOUNT.

in any other way /. ~ 1 oiA 'i
 The best Boston and N.w York references givcnIas to, the reliability of Oopr heuseU and thatour business is conducted in the fairesf and most legitimate manner possible.and that we give greater value for the money than can bs obtained in any other way, 3a b All goods damaged or brekenip transporta- tion replaced without charge v
 Checks describing articles sold sent to agents in Clubs at! iates mentioned below We guarantee every article to cost less than ii bought at any. New York, or Boston Wholesale House. - ] Y Ni ' Add Itt f1(5J 4 c4
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LADIES
 ,{Ii'G9sIN PooRi
HEALTH.

sfi'e7o5 eE5 53!E 2 gaaIEIFiEA LIHs t|ne of best medicines, probably the very
 best ever prescribed, for Inc. numerous and distressing ailments, known as Female Com plaints, is rodd' Neryine' and inyigorator
 Headache, pain in fEe back and limbs, .palpi- tltion of the heart, faintness, loss of appetite. peafing down pain. prostration of strength. re- tained, excessive, irregular or painful lneuses ell Siol3 fo it's marie bower For bysfera
 epilepsy, melancholy &c., it is all but infalli- ble' It is also most valuable to ladies who are experiencing tn. change incident to advanced years. TT eil it is that con, ,titutional maladies make their appearance. if lurking about the system, and give caste to remaining days. nature at this i'm portant period, maintaining g the vigor and tranquility of early life, and car rying them with ease and safety through. !.