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RESTAURANT ST. LOUIS.
> . o'rr.s1 Rrr sr. Lotus. 10

.5Os. FOSTER P,opriftaire a l'honpenr
de prevenir ga nombreusc clientele 10 Ia cam
payne que son t,ablissement Went d'atrc
enforcement repare c, mis- i neuf.
MN. les labi.an,s v ,ronveront une bonnie
pension, co'nprenan, %dhjenncr, diner ct chain.
bre, pour 'e prix modera d. ~. SO, ct tout 10
comfortable dune mnison particnlisre joint d
la plus %s'ande p,opreta ct promptitudc dt
service.
10 soussignG osc cspirer 10 cooneotts lie ses
nncicnnes p%tatiques pn1r hi faciiitcr Ia ,acho
dc satisfaire tout M public. ~ l,f;s.ei
Jos FOSTER.
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!. fllB :. ~I0UISIANIA,y,>
Saturday, December 10, 1870.
a vendre

As<SMy Une proprifts -situee dams le
" Sas ! ssE H;S.T!s533 voisinage dn College Jefferson,
N1i4l.l1iSS5E St-Jacqnes, rive eaucls, mesG.
rant ut, demi' afpent do face an fenve sir une
Pr"tondenr penyiron quarante arp-ms, avcc
'maisom, cuisine, hdtsses, ct authorizations de
font genre. Terre cultivee et productive.
jarL!n Gu rapport, ba,ture excellentr, etc..
S'adresser All bureau .ln Louisia,ais.
St-Jacques, 2 Juliet 1870.
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eANE Pl0MfeNrs.

M. D. I. EHRMANN, dc St.Jean-Barti.,e, n
T%honneus de prevenir NM. lea hnbitants qui a cons
satnment en- main des CliHndicrrs de secoude main 4
Ptix 'qodds6, ct gull a%che,era Ia vieille fonte il $1,000
10 tonnesa et les vieiles ferrailles il $500 10 tonneau.
1873 av-701
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LETTERS

Boarding Students, whose families reside out n IN.
Parish Of Orleans, are required to write letters every
Saturday. The eosrespondence between Parents and
Pupils is not subject to inspection.
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FORGE SAlNT.JOSEEPH.
HabitntlOn AuaIat Bou rxc0fs.
Sk..L0r0nes. R;ne 0onr1o
81. Jacques, Rire gauche.

NJ. L. Edonnrd Pochs, ~m&canicien Ell for.
g.eron, aver'it les habi,ants lie la paroisse, quill
Went d'onvrir son atelier sur Phabitation de
M. Amant Bourgeois.
II Sc rendra a l'appel des habitants pour
PREPARATION de machines, bouilIoires, etc..
Les travaux de forge seront promptement ct
executes. 4 JUN 20.
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Ac0din Store
,. v. E. "A. ANDERSON

Y {. n. ANDERSON
Hsbitdtion MIRE, Sr.JAcqcEs. rive drolte.
GROCERIES,
M~ARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINCAILLERiE.
LIQUE YRS, WINS,
| LANNON'S. ID, &c.
! e. aussi HARMALS,. SELLES, DC.
CRANES de jardinage.
Aux prix do Ia NouveIis.O Orleans,
An meme marhsin1:; ~ l-'lal4 91hd
MEDICINES FEBRlFUGES,
I'm. Atderso on autorisea par IL reuouvel.
lement de son Stock 81, 10 rapide ecoulsmcl,
lie SEES marchandises, velid au rabais.
On trouve che lnf, c, i tres bon ,narchA,
'les Roles, des Chap.aur pour danes @, c%nfan,s,
DIES .teurs ct DIES Garniiures de toutes ,sortes,
etc.. ~tgale,nent DIES cAaussures iailcs sur
commando, ct pour hpmmes ct pour danes.
Raccomodages dc chaussures.
0rM. v. F. NJ. ANDERSON a ouv,ert son
nutre Observation-Disclosures SroRE,-sur I'ha.
bita,ion Philemon Guidry.A e.s ~.
GLACE, GI.ACE, GLACE!!s.e
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Professors ~ the Collegiate Department !.
Dr.. JAS: BURNS, Professor Of the English C,,.,
L; pEMoNTLUZlN, Professor Of the Frs,ch Cia...
GEO. GESSNER, Professor Of The Latin and l,,.si
Glass. =" = 'e
A.. V. ROMAN, Professor Of lie Mathem,tesl
The Primary and intermediate Deoartm.n,. A..
diligently trained By Professor. Of long experience and
acknowledged merit.
Further information may be obtained BY addressing
q communication to the Director through the r. q
Locked Box. =.
A. v. ROMAN, parset.r.
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VISITS

Parents are entreated to make their v;.its. n, s.h,,,
days, before 0 A. M or after 5 P. n !, in order to avoid
all Interference with tho advancement Of Students and
the discipline of the School.
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REPORTS.

Monthly reports are sent to Parents or Guardians
stating the conduct, progress, rank in class and al
tendance Of pupils.
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EXAMINATIONS

his Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Public
Examinations will take place during the closing weeI
Of the Session.
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COLLEGE Jefferson Marie,
PAROISSE sr.JACQUEs, LINE.

La session prochaine de &C college common
cera lie Ter octobre. Les Pares MARSHES qni lie
dirigsMt sont . meme de bonner 4 leurs 6leves
une education FRANCHISE, anglaise, mathema-
liqus 81 classiqne complete. ss
PRIX-payable d'avance-$9O en- OF, (ou
son eqniyalen) mi, session de- cinq mois.
Pour plus de details, s'adresser au president
on ! NM. Poursine & Gle, rue Natchez, Nile.
Orleans.
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HelUcfi0 0 r
Habitatich copponex & Co.

&--Jacquess, Rire. Gauche, "
aCe Maygasin gui Went DE- %s'ouvrir, es, un
des mienx assorlis dc Ia calnpagne.
Ony tronye des .Narchandises slchcs de ,ou,
genre, ct unc GROCERlE complete e, par
faiteInent a~sso.tie.
Wins ct 1iGueurs do premier cho;x
Anr prir les plus r~aisonnables.
= M. Felix Onbre, ie commits do rHELVETIA
STORE, iera tout son possible pour CONTENDER
les atnis ct clients qui vondront bien lhonorer
de Ieur visite. 81 mai-7O.
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OUTFIT

Besides the articles Of clothing necessary for n...
with 8 towels, 6 napkins, l goblet, / spoon and fork.
table knit, tin basin and foot tnb, / night bax,
mstt!ess & Il. I 3 f., double woolea blanket. / niliov,
. pillow cases, . pairs sheets, l mosquito bar. Ever
in full. o""
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TERMS or TUITION

TERMS OF TUITION
FOR DAY scHoLARs, PAYABLE MONTHLY.
ooMG'e,c.ai course, $l2O per annun.
oiass'cal Course, $50 per annum.
i BOARD M TUITION:
Payable Quarterly in advance, per anuum. $500 to 1892
German, Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing. &c.
form extra charges.
Book and Stationery are supplied by the School al,
current prices.
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Conditions

Acknowledgements. par mois $500
Observation-Disclosures.
nssnt, pension, bIanchis.
sage, fournitnres lie bn.
reau, livres +; sans extra
Vaucune sorie. ...... ..... par mois $50.
Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres.
ser = pabbs Vignonet, Gabrielle P. O., St
Jacques. 10 Dec. 10
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Dissolution de Societe.

La Socist6 exis,ant sous le tire J. BILLION
EFT. BRUNO est dissoute dun commun ac-
cord, q par,ir do 6 Dscembre 1870
M. ]. Billion est charge de la liquidation
Do Ia dite Socie,e, ct pour les det,es don. il es,
responsible, ct pour les creances qui devien.
nent sa proprie,e.
r. BILLION ct T. BRUNO.
St.Jacques, 10 Decembre 1870. ny
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CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
FOR BoARDEKs AND DAY SCHOLARS,
Corner Of DAPHNE and CONT streets.
A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual Session Of the School will be of
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
FIRST Monday in September, and ending on the las,
Saturday in July.
No better evidences Of the usefulness Of tho School
has attained in the short space Of two years from it,
creation, and a reference to the list Of Professors WHO
impart instruction in the vntious branches Of study,
The method Of instruction adopted, guards sc,npuf
lousy against the abuses of that an,iqua,ed syHsem n.
learning, which wastes the precious years Of youth in
the iaoor'ous requirement Of unavailable lore, and. at
the same tine, against the no less pernicious abuses Of
a gross utilisafianism which subjugs,es all the faculties
OF the mind and aspirations Of the heart 10 "one'' en-.
crossing pursuit.
Its object is TO train young men to the performance
branches Of Science and Art which ase essential to
their future success, and, by awakening 10 them q love
Of study, to fncuIcate u process Of seif.ins.ruc,ion
which will enable them to continue their education.
even after being emAncipssed from the control Of
parents and professors. .al
COURSE OF STUDIES;
There are two Courses Of Studies established in ,hr
School, the Classical and the Commercial either Of
which Students may follow, axseeably to the winhes
Of their parents or guardians. Classes Of various grades
are instituted in each Course.
The Commercial Course comprises French and
English Grammar, Universal History. GEOGRAPHIC
Rhetoric, Logic, Literature, Natural History PM
sio!ogy, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry = complete Course Of Mathematics, Sur.
yeying and Leyeling Drawing Of Plans and Maps;
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and Usages
Book. Keeping.
The Classical Course comprises the above enum.
Grated branches with the addition Of Latin and Greek.
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INSTITUTION ST-JlCQUES.
Dirigse par nl51s E. Tignonet,
oncien protsssea,' "a. petit b.
SeMinciyc de Paris.
Ecolc Pa rOtssfulc.
Ecolc prepnrnto:rc ~ College.

IN tondant il y a plus DUN an Prostitution
St.Jacqnes, 10 Directeur de cette ecole s'est
propose I'm double but:
Ia. Donner une instruction sufisante aux
enfants DO Ia paroisse one les parents ne YOU.
draicnt pas enyoyer au College.
20. Preparer pour IL college les %jeunes
enfants qni doivent faire Les e,udcs plus com.
pletes.
Iexperience a pronv6 que les grands eta.
blisss'nemts ne sonl raeI!ement proti,ables
qn'anx eleves qui sy prssen,ent sachant bien
lire ct &crire, ct possadant au moins les pre-.
miers elements des langues. L'lnstitulion s.
Jacques relevant IN nombre Unite de pension.
naires sera plus a meme de donner des soins
speciaax aux 6leves qni commcncent.
Denx professeurs attaches a petablissemen,
y e%nseignent respectivement leur langue
rationale 'anglais ct lie %francais, ct les bran.
ches ordinaires uetudes, y co,npris la tenue
des liyres.
Dss lecons de mnsiqne vocale sont donnees
gratuitement 4 tous les eleves.
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Properties

"&HN
Their olor is strong, d%ifasivc, and :some.
what aromatic, their taste b~ittstish, and aualo.
gous mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Bncl'n leaves are gently stimulan,, with q
peculiar tendency to the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Trina.
~ Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Ca,at,h
Of the Bladder, Morbid.Irrita,ion Of the BIad.
der and Urc,tra Disease Of the. Prostate
Gland, aud Retention or Incontincncc Of
Urine, from a loss Of tone in. the. parts con-
cerncd in its evacuation. Tie remedy las
also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism CuIaneous Affections and
IDsopsy.
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AvG5
@ 80: y .
Messisurs les Members de Ia SocisN PAs.
sisancs mutueAe sont avertis quill y aura
rssnion Di'n~ "che proclaim, 4 Ia sortie Dc Ia
messe, an lieu ordinairc de leur seances.
Ponctualite requise. %
J.. A. RICAUD
Secretaire.
St.Jacqnes, 10 Decembre 1870.
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i PH1lrPrE PA1LLE
Mecanicien sucrier.
st-Jacques, 10 Sept. 1870. en-.
, 1870-01-07
TIE LIE G r A NJ S.
Rome, December s.

49, AOBO OPN4CO AZ ACAAAASLAACcs1
Council to-day. The weather was nnfa-
vourabie as it had been raining at inter
walls all day; but an enormous crowd fill
led the Vatican and formed lines in the
streets through which the members Of
the Council passed. The Pope followed
by 700 prelates progressed 10 the hall
of the Council IN the midst OF a general
ringing Of bells and the booming Of artil-
lery from the forts Of st Angelo and of
the Ayentine Mount. The Holy Father
enjoys the hest health The galleries Of
the Council hall were occupied by the
sovereigns and princes residing in Rome,
the members of the diplomatic body and
other notabiijties. The ceremonies ex-
ceeded in .magnifcence all those that
have taken place in Rome during the
present century,
London-None Of the temporal powers
are specially represented in the Ecume-
nical Council. The Neps, commenting
on that part of Grants message that
treats on the Alabama question inlers
that the Americans wish to see their feel
ings Unidentified rather than their COM
merce or their purses, and says that that
10 "a thlb9 Nl1t t1ILf JIG NOtIGs ttiO JGSt
diplomacy may lubricate the international
friction and satisfy a sentimental grie-c
vance without compromising either the
interests or the pride Of Eng and. Not
withstanding protests and arguments the
appointment of the Rev DR.. Temple as
bishop Of Exeter has been confirmed.
The English ministry has refused to ac-
cept the notifications Of the treaty of
commerce between France and England,
which were proposed by the former. Mr..
Ashbary who nayigated the Suez Canal
in his yacht Cambria, writes saying that
after having carefully sounded he is of
opinion that no vessels drawing more than
16 feet can pass through the canal.
Pafis.-The Continental press in gene
raj applauds the plan of Mr.. Secretary
Boutwell, for establishing specie payments.
General N. p. banks has arrived in this
city. The prince of Montenegro has pro-
tested against AHstria's intention of effec-
ting a military occupation ofhis territory,
and the Pfussian government supports
the prince.
Florence.-The Congress of Deists has
met in Naples.
London, December 9.
The price of Confederate Bonds has
risen on account Of The proposed adjust
ment of the alabama claims. On the Ist
February the government will take pos
passion of all the telegraphic lines in the
kingdom, pursuant to the provisions Of
the law lately passed. According to the
weekly statement of the Bank of Eng
land the Specie in the same hasincreased
by 9239,OO0
Paris-The Vicproy of Fovnt has ced-
, 1870-01-07

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oo+ hava b,aa ~oatnorod ~ no 80
49, y POs'P o0ON -
qattona flon, poa,o .+,+, thot +ho -,
nqtt0r9 Ito4 r- hs2I5e D 500 s ''''' 'Io nl"-
NJ ), y = ,ei9u D'Sn"P> ,~ao'"@.Is
800 nj; ! 1p@1, Xxx ".o "'a" AZ
oIorat%a. 80 ~ + r 81 .iJ .cI;liIf
-. a. oT' = I'9 -. w.
~, fha hoJ,. ',tr9, m. D. I u. h91 La y
laG2oj an acconnt If nna If Tbo vessels
b1ving rnn asbnyA Nm me- T.la orWlo6l
She Is bain lronairaa ~ pIvno4fb
pariS - g5anu Franob ]o;iios tboro
were i0nmInario1s Isst rirbt ON scsoanl
Of he inananra4ion of I'm. CoanciI IL
Rome. In AlarseilIes crowds of men
made violent demonstrations aoainst the
Examinations. passiuo tbrouob fbe streets
singing The ITaysejBgise. DESTROYING the
decorations and measurements and rom.
mitting other excuses. 'Tbe Police dis
persed the crowd after making several
arrests.
Madrid. December 10.
The Minister Of State pronounced =
discourse bv which is Inferred The line Of
conduct which tbe government viii Oh
serve IN case oflhe FcumenicaI Conncips
adopting any measures which nav be
DreiudicjaI tn Snanish interests
, 1870-01-07

distinguished persons of the radical re-
form party, giving fhe s|reasons that pre-
vented their assisting at the Council.
These communications were received
with much enthusiasm which tasted until
the end OF the slttlng--The mortal re-
mains OF Mr.! Peabody will he moved 10.
day from Westminster Abbey to H. b. M.
Snip "Nonareh." Nultiludes of people
surround the tomb testjfying their last
homage to the remains of the great
Philanthropist.
Parjs.-Fhe French "YelIow Book"
has been published. It states that the
relations Of France with foreign powers
and their relations with her are mutually
even more cordial since the conference
held IN Paris on account of the question
between Greece and Turkey. The siiua-
ton OF the North German Confederation
IS not such rs 10 oblige France to vary
her attitude. The Book makes an i'm
portant declaration concerning the Ecu
menlcal Cuuncil. II says ;-''That body
is out of The sphere Of political powers,
andtheTetore the Emperor has resolved
not 10 make use of his incontestable
right to interfere IN It's deliberations
and@aIi Catholic powers approve Of this
conduct by means Of their representatives.
Inc proceedings against the "Rappee'
were caused by q deiomatory article
Wrltten BY Charles Hugo, and not against
hlnl' as was mistakenly SAID, Charles
hugo has been sentenced to a line Of 1000
francs ana 4 months Imprisonment, and
me printer OF the paper to q fine of 1000
francs and 2 months Imprisonment.
mere was another stormy session OF the
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REFERENCES.


DOUDRETFE.-Twen years success The
Il cheapest and best Fertilizer extant. Twenty-Five
dolers per ton 40 cts per bushc Especially prepared
for Wheat Rye Turnips and Grass 1t has equal for
all kinds ogran and vegetables substantial ed by refer
unsurpassed for reliability 1t natural manure
fee from adulteration. Every ton is taken from the
privy well under our supervision, it being an i'm
porant branch of our business having fer twenty years
sold it on its merits and the demand constantly
increasing have tended facilities for procu
night soil thus TO accommodate customers while
tanning old patrons with the best fertilizer at fac-
ton ohe eXtravagant prices of the many manufactured
compositions fertilizers. 1t is safe to predict at
far distant day experience will prove there but two
fertilizers besides good farm yard manure "Poudrette
and Guano, the only natural manures in the market"
The farmer can lily afford to squander his money on
he many manufactured compositions emhla2oued
through the columns of the rural press el tzers
The Poudrete Is free from odor and agreeable to hanl
die apply Our factories open for Inspection of al
infested in the of P0uderette Price So per ton
CHARLES Il. STEWART
Successor to A. Peysson)
Office, No u Gold mths Hall, 42O Library Street, back
of Post Office, Philadelphia.
For sale by
JOHN BLACKBURN,
aul2 Agent, Aberdeen, Md.
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New YORK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me 10 call yonr attention 10 my
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TAILORING.

IA THOMAS ARMSTRONG, for three years lutte
at VIM llermans, Bel Air, having located him
n sell for the purpose of conducting the Tailoring
.lA business, over the store of Bouldn Bro espect-
fully informs his friends and the public generally that
he Is now prepared to cut, make and repair clothing, OF
all descriptions with neatness aud despatch, nnd
moderate terms.
Ab Ladies Coats cut and nade in the most Iashiena-
BILE style. Give him call.
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10r7n. DUNBAR 10r71
l0IU, Female Institute. 1911
LOCALITY. -

LOCALITY.
TTNHE town of Winchester, Va, delightfully."- and cen.
trally situated in the lower Shenandoah Valley.
the present terminus of The railroad from Baltimore
and Washington City, by way of Harper's Ferry and
the nucleus of of turnpkes and graded roads, is
second 10 none in The country in point Of health and
society.
The Institute, lately removed to site affordng the
advantages OF town and county, is built upon one
of the most commanding hills within the corporate
limits of the town-that occupied by Gen. Washington
in the French war, after Braddork's defeat and en-
braces in its ample and picturesque grounds portion
OF tn bastons and ramparis of the old Fort Loudoun
from which there is very fine view Of the Blue Ridge
NIassanutten and North Mountains stretching away in
the distance from seven to twenty five miles.
TERMS, PER SESSION, oNEHALF IN
ADVANCE
Board furnished room fuel and light, Sl25; Music
Piano Organ, Guitar and Vocal Music, S95 each use
OF Piano, 90 Languages, $40. Pupils furnish towels
washing 81 to $3.50 per month.
BOARD OF VISITORS
Hon +. W. NJ. HOLIDAY, President.
DR.. VIM. A. Mccormick, Hon. N. B. Meade, VIM. L.
CLARK Esq., RqEt j. Glass Esq John W vi, Esq
Denny, Capt John Glazic, r. 7. Barton, ESD Camillus
Baker, Esq.
REFERENCES.
Rt. Rev. John Johns, D. D., Va; Ex-Gov Henry A.
Wise, Va; Hon. Geo Davis, N. c.; Ex-Gov H. b. Vance,
n C.; Rt Rev. R. II. Wilmer, Ala; Col. N r. II. Daw-
er, Md; Mrs A. Lincoln Phelps, Md; Mrs. Hugh H. Lee,
Nd Rt. Rev. Jos. Wilmer, d. d., La; Col Geo G. Gar
ner, La: Prof VIM Allen Faculty Washington College, }
Lexn. Va Com NJ, +. Marry, Faculty Military Insti-
lute) Lex'n. Va; John s. Davis NJ. d., Faculty Unver-
sto of yrgna and the Patrons of the School general
ly. For Circulars with full information, address
Rev. JAMES, Is. AVIRETT,
au6-3m Principal.
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HGllnbOld'S Fluid Extract Buchu
HGlmbOlQ'S Plail Extract Of Buchu.

In affections peculiar 10 Females, is unequallcd
by any other preparation rs in Chlorosis, or
Retention, Paniulness, or Suppression of Custo-
mary Excavations, liberated or Schirrus State Of
the Uterus, and all complaints incident to the
SEX or the decline or change of life,
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TO PHYSICIANS.

TO PHYSICIANS.
New YORK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me TO call yOur attention TO my
Preparation Of Compound Extract
BuChu.
The component pal tsare BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION. II uchu, in vacuo
Juniper Berries, by distilation, to form II fine
gin. Cubebs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries very lit
tie sugar is used, and small proportion of spirit.
1t is more palatable than any now in use.
Buchn, as prepared by Druggists, is of a
dark color. Ii is plant that emits its fragrance
the action Of fame destroys this tits active
principle), leaving dark and glutnous decoc-
ton. Mine is the color of ingredients. The
Buchu in my preparation predominates; the
smallest quantity of the other ingredients are
added, toprevent fermentation; upon inspection,
it will be found not to be Tncture, as made
in Pharmacopea, nor is ii a Syrup-and there
fore can be used in cases where fever or infam
nation exist. In this, you have the knowledge
OF the ingredients and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with trial, and
that upon inspection it will meet with your ap-
probation
With feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
Ell. r. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist,
of l6 years Experience.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-25
ENGLAND.

LoNpoN, November 25.-The Times o
to-day says: Gortschakof's answer il
calm and firm and yields nothing"
The Times, in an editorial, says
England must be firm, and not yet close
the door to negotiations. Earl Granville
must not withdraw from the helm OF
state; heis needed there. The country
will not only support the Government
and maintain the principles of their dis
patch to Russia, but will insist, decidedly
that Austria shall practically sustain
them
A dispatch from Vienna states that
Chancellor Won Beust has determined
not to separate the policy of Austria
from that of England and Turkey, but to
unite with those powers in all diplomatic
representations.
Dispatches from Berlin state that the
bombardment of Thionville by the Prus-
SLAMS has been steadily progressing. A
large portion of the town and number
of surrounding villages have been set on
fire and being consumed
A balloon which left Paris Wednesday
night arrived yesterday bringing the
news of victory. The Defonville reports
that Paris is tranquil and provision
ample. Y
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The Kansas Tribune relates that two
persons passing out OF Lawrence. on the
Galveston road were struck with the
beauty Of the town.
"Whose place is thatY Said one OF
them.
'"That is the lordly residence OF MAJOR
George A. Reynolds Cost thirty thou
sand dollars"
what is his businessY'
Indian agent.
what is bis salary, and how long has
he held Officer
Two years, at fifteen hundred dollars
a year" 81,
sWhat did the honest fellow do with
the rest of his salary
Started his brother and two other
honest men in business"