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The New York herald., 1845-12-04
Common Pleas.

DeloIU Juuko OlSnOeuer
DEC. 3-Witldm Kobbe ps. Joseph Kerr William .
keT-This is an action for the recovery of promsso
note given for bill OF crockery amounting to S9ls
at months, from the l4th November, lS4a and alln
due on the l4hl7th May lS45. The plaintiff in this
resides in this cty-the defendants in Philadelphia o
the l4th May last the defendants purchased sight dr
OF Messrs. Clark s Co responsible brokers' Of Phad
phia upon j. T. Smith & Co, resident brokers in Wa
street. for tho payment of the note The draft d,
ly to hand. and was presented to Smith Co., who,
return gave their check for its amount upon the Mel
chants Bank, 10 the plaintiff, who instead ofdraSng tn
money thereon had It passed to his credit at the Bank
America On this day, the 10th MayD it was snow
that smith Co. were IN paying circumstances but tht
on the following day they suspended payment Tbs
succeeding the one they obtained it, it dishonore
also show that, by letter introduced as received b
them from the plaintiff, they ackno ledge the
ton OF this check and attempt is, therefore, made
exempt the defence from further liability it is ais
shown, that the plaintiff this check by sxhibi
ing in court the bill filed Chancsry by him. where
full admission to this effect is acknow lodged.
The Court merely charged If the pliin i'll violated n
duty in this transaction, then is he entitled
IT, on the other hand he pursued contrary course ths
IS the custom among merchants, by not immediatel
drawing the money upon this check then the defence
an available one was simply question OF fact, al
IT the jury satisfied that the plaintiff regarded the r
ceipt vt this draft upon Smith X Co full dscsa
their claim upon the defendants then fail 10
cover sealed verdict on Friday morning
The jury III the Case OF Petty Mann Stewsrt, RI
turned verdict OF r3UI tor plaintiffs
Adjourned until FRIDAY, Al the usual hour.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

The STEAM SLAVE SCHOONER CAcrouR This YES
sci, lately captured on the coast Of Africa was for
mery the propeller Tgess, built especially for the
Richmond and New York line, and afterwards en-
ployed in the Philadelphia trade Her machinery con-
tnually getting out Of order, induced the owners TO
dispose of her, which they did considerably be-
low her cost She was purchased by Jose Antonio
de SEX, for packet boat on one Of the rivers Of
South America. She sailed from here under Bra
zlan colors, and was cleared at he Custom House,
with Brazilian papers, for Rio Janeiro. The state
nent Of a morning paper that the former owners
were aware that she was purchased for the slave
'rade as far as we learn, is without foundation
The New York herald., 1845-12-04
Court Caiendnr-Eridav

COMMON PLEAs-Nos. Al, 2e, 81, 49, H. ll3 a. s, Is,
SUPERIOR CoURr, (for both courts Mos H. IL,
~ H. ~ 70, -, %, rs, 81, %, 49, a0 ST. s2 49,
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

AFFRAY AND PROBABLE LOSS OF LIFE IN PTTTs-
pURGH--A fight occurred on the 2S,h ult., near the
lower end OF Smith6eld which terminated in the very
serious wounding OF one oi the parties appears that
two men, Gibben and J. Mullegsn had quarrel and
fight in which the latter cut the former the face and
leg with his knife Muegan then took refuge In
neghboring cofs house, where another fight
kicked up. In this fray fellow by the name Of Diser
was very badly beaten. The woman who keeps the
house. Mrs. Larkn, then turned them into the
when 0ibben and MullegsD again came together This
time Mullegan struck Gbben the head with brick
bat breaking his skull in SO terrible that his
recovery is exceedingly doubtful While dressing his
wounds he Cursed and with great violence
threatening vengeance on his antagonist Mullegan had
not been arrested but Diser in custody.
ALBANY PENTENrIARY.-We are informed by one
OF the Commissioners experimenting the erection
Of the new Penensry In this city that the injury done
to the buildings by the gale Of wind the 10th
inst has been repaired Tho outside walls have been
rebuilt to within two feet OF their former height while
the interior work has progressed much further than
the time OF the accdent that tho whole, the work
Is now IN moro advanced state than IL previous 10
the storm. Seventeen working days have elapsed since
the occurrence, six OF which, ii bad or rainy
weather so that the walls have bsen rebuilt and the
damage node good in eleven days The expense Of
building the work destroyed by tho wind will be much
less than the estimate maio and pubsbed by the Com
mssioners the day after tho sccident1ibsnu .drgus
Dec. L.
The New York herald., 1845-12-04

The parties in said actions were Lambies vs. Farrell and
On Monday night last, the house of Col d Richards
No 252 Henry street, in this city robbed by
desperate villains who found means to raise the asten
ngs the basement shutters and thereby effected
entrance The whole house, except the sleeping
apartments ransacked and every valuable article
which the robbers could lay their hands upon
Col Rchardss desk was forced open and the lock of
large pocket book. containing valuable papers. was
broken, and the contents found scattered the
door Of the easement pantry, whittier they were taken
for the purpose of overhauing Among the list Of pro.
perty taken were the following: ladys gold lever
with heavy gold key gentleman's gold watch Lon.
don made with heavy gold chain feet long and large
gold seal pair gold spectacles large quantity of
silver spoons varously marked iadys work box gold
breastpin; silver comb, marked "M. RI" silver thim.
bles and many articles Of ladys and gentlemans
ing apparel-the estimated value Of the whole being
about Ave hundred dollars.
AGoREssroNs OF THE FRENCH IN WEST AFRICA
Under the head OF Missionary Intelligence the
Boston Traveller has the following The Intelligence
from the mission at the mouth OF the 0aboon River
Is OF the most painful character. II will be
bered, that about eighteen months since a French
posed to purchase the country the King refused to
sell Soon after, the King was visited by an agent
Of the French commander, Though unknown as such)
and being piled with Intoxicating liquors until drum
was then presented with what the agent said was
friendly letter to the King Of tho French inviting
him to send his vessels to the Gaboon River to trade
Glass induced to sign this letter. This document
however, proved to be deed Of his country 70 the
immediate possession Of the country. Glass remon.
straed, and sent protest ana expiahauon 10 Louis
Philippe and Queen Victoria English merchants inter
eted themselves the affair and was hoped that the
French Government would dsown tho dongs OF their
naval agent when apprsd of tho circumstances OF the
case but events have disappointed all hopes
French naval force arrived in the Gaboon River early
in tho summer and demanded possession OF the territory
bombsrdmsnt cf the town followed refusal to sur.
render and the missionary premises ware not exempt
from this attack 80 long the United Sates flag
ayipg over them The general result was, that the in
habants OF the town we're driven away, and all mis-
sonary operations suspended The latest accounts
from Monrovs, whittier one of tho missionaries had re.
tired, and bears date September 4th. more full
count OF tho matter il daily expected from Mr. Bushnell,
the only remaining missionary at this station.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

A egar1f# and e~fgetua1 cure for AaHs aud
Fevef3 also used successfully III the treatment
Of Bilious Fever, Faussa, General Debility,
aud Nervous Weakness
The most dattsriAg recommendation ofthis
medicine have been received from many emf
hsut Physicians and others who have used
them. Sold On terms no gore no pay. Price
81 per box.
Graga FNeaf IratQqdts Ointment.
For the edfe If sefefufgaa and other Tamors
Ulcers, Sore Breasts Sore Legs. Rheumatic
Pains, Old ard Flesh Wounds. sTettefs,
spfainsj EriptioBs. Bruises, CHilbiains.
BFellflas and Inflammation. Plies, ssbld
Head Gofns, and External Diseases gene
fally Price 50ets. per boz,
TOgTH.ACHEI TGOTH-AgHB4l
WHa #9uldbe troubled With this tormenting
pain when iteaH be cured without extracting
the Teetb !
N Bueofafs tfeftath To0tt-afds Ehea-A
certain and immediate gnfei
Or Lae9p6tba having appointed sagerat agents
for the ale 6f his vatuable Drops, fortHe ettfe
Of The Teotf-aGbe ,caH with confidence recon
mend II as an fufallfbte cure ~ al cases. bow.
eyer severe. giving relief in d very few min
utsst and hat too Without any injury To the
teeth or gums. II possesses tic properly of
enlifeniug the gHut, when ID Ii morbid State.
and 6frast0fing a healthy and vigorous action.
THIS medicine acts il sueli d mdHner as "a
deadet The nerve Of The tooth, which Ii The on
" way that itean be efsCtuafiy cured without
extracting, The proprietor has known This
remedy tried IN more thar twenty sueeessiye
cases, and did not fail IN either. One phfai Of
ETH Ia4.&A@ ..EE$-tZ ALF 4 4 .L.4Z N1 aG4
cat to cure from ID ~ 20 gases ofteoth4hehs.
Hundreds Of PrtsdRs have declared thatlhey
would not be without b phiat Of these Drops
for feaf1g dollars
Price 50ct9. perphtal For sale atthe
Drug stores 81 II. j6Hrdan G. sddfefte, and
of W. M0sslemaH.
Baton Haugs, L8s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

gDHHLtPs &LANouE would respectfully
ID M fnran Ihnlr n.Ln-Anr. hnl IL r.nLI.. -

EDHtLLTPs &LANOUE would respectfully
". inform their customers and the public gem
etally, that in addition to their already
vol assorted stock, they have feceiyedthi IS
morning, direct from New York and Philadel-
phta, d beautiful aud cheap assortment Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which wefe.pur-
chased by an experienced acknowledgements
Pally at auction, FOR Cash. Our goods having
been purchased as stated above, we feel war
ranted 10 assuring buyers, lhatwe can give
thgm mnch better bargains than those who
nave not like facilities for purchasing in The
eastern markets. In short, our assortment
wl3cefnprise every article necessary to flung
outa COMPLETE SFOGK0F DRY GOODS:
aud we are prepared to offer great induces
meRts 10 purchasers.
We have openedthe following:
Bieachedahd brown sheetibgs and shfrtines.
heavy drills, c0ttooades, denims, shirtine
stripes, tickings, checks, plain and twilied low
ellis, osnaburgs, negro cottobs, plain and plaid
EnseYS, blankets, canton aauneIs, white, scar
let and yellow a~anhels, Kentucy Jeans, SAITH
nets, blue, black aud fancy cloths, mixed cas-
simcreS, black. and coioured satin q, a1pacalus-
tres, black bombGzines, parisfennes, ronelias.
brocadeS, eashmeres, mousline de lame, black
and colored merinos, chusans, barreges, col
ored Florence, plain black and figured net la
ceS, blue black fancy ran river and Merfimac
prints, ginghams, cotton and silk velvets,
green and black bombazettes, plaid, striped
and plain swiss musIins, ~bIshops'laWn, book
musIins and tarletons, canvass and red pad
ding, Irish linens, linen cam5fic hdkfs, silk
pocket hdkfs., rich figured silk and satin era
vats, figured silk and satin scarfs, stock and
vest satin, stocks, cravat pads, worsted and
silk surges, damaskEable cloths and napkins,
Italian servings, tailors twist, shawls, hdkfs.,
vests and collars, lace edgings and insertings,
thread do, muslin and %jaconet do, carpet bags,
blue plaid merino for coat lining, black and
colored tafeta and satin ribbon, bonnet do,
cap do, women's mems and boys black and
coIored silk, thread cotton and worsted gloves.
silk and cotton hosiery, silk, satin, lasting,
twist, paper and horn coat and vest buttons,
pearl shirt do, gum suspenders, corset I~acings,
fancy hair pins, shell, tuck and side combs.
dressing combs, an assortment Of gimps, firm
ges, cords, &c, and such other articles as are
most needed, to complete the assortment of a
country store.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
SACK GORH.
1000 Basfsis first rats sack corn instTs.
eslged, hay and oats.
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n male II 52l5 aaa flllele q rev ~ ibs use
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tl3ess ~ s"9' fgheels hihPsf99a5
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HI ssle Use AZ ths sata8 'st9fsS
aa5e f~tVlIa5ahd ea99yt s9has e Guns
at3e1ss aaFaPaflta 90lhlnete castor OH speFHf
ga"Fhof slae' ~9te9eht9R 3ha vine Rltaefs'
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tiftet 8"Hsist VIHs' Vtatkt ~, eailff6e anu
tnslia iaH,l It7ei1 iah' WIN ana pre-
Pafatlohsj CORN ana oiiRthA1a screw Top lnh-
staiils.
slsf y CL'aR49Fef ltee 81 VFishi s,
SF34n Tomato anu lgPeiia pms 8nt1se%8sh
sa5i 92lIs, btesgss' sa5tPette. alum 9fif9stopst
WaIHhss allhohas, soaP' stafeh salefatua, ~
~" III 9PP5Ia. IL jtsgI, taItI4'4 elotReln
2l7 : hPh'P7oh lsaitl8 salRe' fampbiaeei
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! 49, ~ 'tltlta4 { ", Iaia aHPstl4fa
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lrap ll.isse5 - if2lila t~9oaecoana segbfa,
'nas1ata my 8Alte mustard seeas eoIt9n ana
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
Cheapest and Best Goods
IN BATON ROUGE.

~ the Ictow Store- Inter tie HilI
Dry coo4s-Fancy prinst Of latest style
assorted do, French do, half mourning do
mourning do, new style half mourning DO
fancy blao Do Bloc PIa}nd domestics /; apron
checks ; shIrtlgg ~stripes3 bIne dsmIAs as
sorted cottonadc#, fancy coftonades broad
cotton damask; bed ticks; brown linen. ret.
ting ) white and brown table cloths; Canton.
h%aBhel&, GanneIs, moEeskin cassimeres. black
Alpaca, green C1rcasian, assorted English
MefiHoes bleached douestics, unbIeacbp5
do, saddle lankcts, cojored cambrfcs, black
bombazette, cotton ~yeEvcts, extra fine black
silk, Irish Linens, Corseis and corded skirts.
gum elastic suspenders, black silk e~Tavata.
furniture prints, Madras Handkerchfefs. La
dies Stockings Of all kinds, mems half hose.
Ladies nightcapss children do, magrass bind
lngs, worated do, coatd {, worsted serge, white
and colored flot gloves, cotton umbrellas,
bonbets and bonnet ribbon, Linen Bosom
shirts, side combs Shell and horDJ MusIins
and J~aconets,
Doors AID sHoEs.-Calf sewed boots, peg
ged do, kip do, mud do.
Mems calf ewed brogans, pegged do, kip
do, Creole po, Russet do.
Ladies waking shoes, broeans Of all kinds.
KID slips, Misses do, chiIdren's shoes Of va
rious kinds,
Hats md Capa-Cassimere hats, broad
brim mats [black and whiteI, glazed caps,
cloth and glazed do, fur do,
HARDWARE-Pocket Knives. scissors,
Butcher Knives, table knives and fork,
carving do, S~hoenakers' Knives, planes as
sorted, chisels, augers, squares, drawing
comPasses, castings, Britnnnia metal
spoons, German silver do, Iron do, French
locks, knob locks, improved patent knob do,
Knob Latches, Norfolk do, brass plated spurs,
premium screws, patent butt and strap hin
ges, cut tacks, beads, silver thimbIes, imita-
tion do, waitess, saucepans, spades, shingiing
hatchets, &c,
CROCKERY-Granite dishes, all sizes
Salad do, dinner, breakfast and SOUP plates
coffee and tea cups, bowls, white and painted
swers and basins-and various other articles
90 numerous to mention.
TFCali and examine before purchasing.
3 CHAS. 4. HILL,
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e#@
ali1 or

THEsG bdzebges have now been N use, nj
the e6athetn and Western States upwafds on
Twelve months, during which timf they have.
gaiHed for themselves d popnl8ftY tapreeea
dented Ia the annals of medicine. III over
Q o.Q00 cases they have proved an infaIltble
remedy tor the destruction Of those reptiles
within. which are The means ofsweebing Of
hundreds aud@thpusands bftle most bleanine.
children .Hba youth, ErYefing the cords Of af
fiction, and forever blasting the feBdesthopeH
Of the parent. So great las their etbeaoY IN
v~artably proven, thatthey may well bssgalIcd
the only certain worm destroying medieitc IN
use, and the greatest discovery ever ia AIDE for
eEeeljibg the various kinds IF worms that 60
frequently and disircs5inFiY annoy bollchtld-
On aud adults Many Diseases afiRe from
worms aud occasion long and intense suffer-
ing and even death, without their ever being.
suspected. Grown perzor8 are very often af
with them, and are d~oetorcd for vari-
Gus complaints wlthoutahy benefit, when one
or two doses ofthese Ipzeages would spcedi
ly cure them. TheyHfe a~ceftain ra4nedy.and
80 pleasant 10 the taste, that ehtldrcn cry for
them, and eat them as readily ls a common
peppermint buzeHee. Wherever they have
been used, they have received the most latfrr.
ing Gpmmen daione fton Physicians, heads Of
families, and the public generally, taeh
more might besatd In their favor, of the zufe-
ty with which they may be administered 10
persons ofRil.age5 and sexes +; ofthe vast ex.
tent and magnitude Of The suffering and death
accustomed by worms: Of the impoteney Of
most of the preparations which heretofore
have been presented 10 the. community ASA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05
AVIS.

Tous ceux qui ont des r6clamations
contre Ia succession de fsue Nary Lakin
sont par la p~resante notifies de les presen.
ter dument certifes au soussigne, lequel a
etc nomme ~executeur daft testamcntaire
a Ia dite succession.
DANL. D. AVERY.
10 mars s Datif Test. tx.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

Ariiaes aa6ricains en- Al gieterre.--Daux
artistes AMERICANS, qni ont ete 'uffir an
jugerlant d. pablo aHglais, ont ca IN sort
bien different. Miss Cashaan EST aassi
exaItee par la psesse De Londres que For
rest, le t~rag6dlen, est viipsnde. La pre-
premiere est placae au dessls de toates les
actrlces yiV#ntes, eft c'est a pein 81 on ac-
carda que le second sache ]prononcbr Fan
gIais ct compendre Shakespeare. Il y a
evidemment exageraaon dams Get exces
dhonneur et d'indigaite, e il est rezretra
bic pour Forrest quill matt pl Sc fare d
tendre d Paris amn il en- await linten.
ton. II cut trouY6 Ia IN pubic dapourru
des prejug6s que les Anglais Rouuissent
contre les Americans, sous lie rapport do
iangage eide Intelligence httaraire.
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0lggs A9NaIq

On. Huns Cough Lozenges are now rapid
ly suPcrzeding every other preparationin the
relief Of coughs, colds, asthma, wbooping
cough, tfghtness Of the chest, and all pulr1on-
airy complaints leading to consumption and
death. Price 70 cents per box with full direc-
lions.
For sale by B.Jourdan, g. Souterre, and J.
w. MusseIman agents, Baton Rouge La.
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GRAND BALLON EN- CUIYRE a.
PARIS.

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CHANGEMENT DE
DOMICILE.

J. T. BEAuREeARD, chirurgien dentiste, a
transportG son domiciIe ct cabinet d~'opera-
tons Z Ia majson de Dir. Theriof, pres de
Ph6tel de Mr.. Waddill. So
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E0UEEAQ1 hRRAnGEMENss
P0tr hi posls a1te icltres,

Ia poats arrive Is IL Bgayeile Orleans 10
Lf1ildi e eJeHdi
ghs part p9ar u Jouzetle ORLEANS Js Msr.
red ct 10 5oaodi, 81 los pJ4 letg 60 fgrmon
q 2 hetttee apt6s midi.
10 pJste arrive de- Hafchez lg Mercfedf Ell
10 SaHledir 81 les paquets eoar N8tehez, Sc
tefgent le DlIb4achg ct ID Mereftdy b D hgn.
res dh aaifa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

Accideat-'7ne lettre de SgkesviiIe.
maryland, ins6ree dams IL Baltimore. Pa.
triot du 81, rend comp,e dun facheux &C.
cideRt arrive sur lie chemln De fer
de FOaest, ia chaudi6ro ayant 6te, pln-
personnes ont 6ciat6 btess4es plus ou
moins griegements
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-05

AMOS ADAMS, Argent ct GopecElAfe
Continue Pe%erclce de So profession dasa ies
couFs da tr5isiGH1e ct ggafrjglHe districts t6h
ciaiFe5 ct daas ls cour suprtrae De Igtsa
hes attIEea eohheeg q SOS satEs feastfrns
Faftentlon h plus assldue. II tent son M9ea
! Baoa Aseuge, cneefgnure dsa fges g6uss
eCl9arcs, Vtssa-Fis Pggitss catboliqge,
~ }angjer 10
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4 BARGAIN.

Abont200 acres of some Of the best land
on the road leading to Jackson, uucuItivated.
about III miles from the town Of Baton Rouge.
are offered for sale very cheap. Apply to
this Office.
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DocToR ID VAsQuEz,

De Ia facuItad de Paris, medico y ciruia-
no, Lfcenciado pr. Ia facnItad medica de la
NHeFa Orleans, ofrece respectuosamenfe sus
serVicios a las Espanoles de ambas parro-
qulas que quieran honrrarIe con sa confanza.
Esqgins opuesta a la de Mr. Maillard.
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China, Glass and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re.
ceiged and for sale by
WM. MARKHAM, Church st.
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J. 7. BEAUREGARD, Ch.rurgien- Deutiste
eIevt du c6iGbre DR.. Knapp, devant passer
q~ueiques temps dams cefte vile ofre SEES SER
vices dams tout &c qui a rapport a Ia chirargIe
deHtaIfe aux habiLans des paroisses d'Est ct
d'Ouest Baion-Rouge.
ii tleat son cabinet de consultation ct opG-
alton deHtaires, a Ia maisou de NJ. ThGrlol,
proche I'h6tci de N. WaddilI.
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MAHlo1 Perry eguU'f e(A,aJ tana9 1874.
a. ErgEcEn, M H..
DeAn sta-ti If about nine months aiaee
yhuF agent ieit with ms Il f%1lftitg d youf
ANTI tligus Pills did nat bnIjege that tlaeb
could be DONE with lhen, for t1og were a nav
mnajctna 80 ua aud weagero largely supplied
with petef's, 5I9Ha tre and other athbar pills,
WtacIl wer8 Wetl known here but nom tho
tBRlimonIalB 0f the efficacy, Of g5ur PILLS 10
billions diseaEes, eic6 headache, dyspepsia,
bowel complaints, &c. &c, it was not long
before Batpe were induced to make il trial Of
tbcni. ThnY were at once found 10 BIC lust
what they fHof EssEp TO be and from that day
to this their popularity has been rapidly in
creasing. ] have sold during the last few
.bloalhs three hundred aud twentybo2eg. You
uay calculate upon Q large sale Of them du-
ring The coming seaa0n. / wish yoH 10 aend
me st& b eeeea hundred boxes a8 soon as con
]yeniehi, Send them to the care of. @. Dl.
bose & Oh, Mobile, Aldbam
Your Truly FL GODDEN.