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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
UNFORTUNATE, MOST MISERABLE JEREMIAH.


au smost unhappy man, nv name Is Jeremiah,
When ladies gaze me-, oh feel | shall expire;
For my hair is o fiery red you'd think IL fire,
And they call me by this sobrque unhappy Jeremiah.
once thought good looking, for my face white
and cl+ar,
But my face is pmpej So lha--l say ii with q
The ladies' shun me- for tell you true, whi.keress
ire
To tell you all the troubles OF unfortunate Jeremiah.
Bat Indies draw near look me, you my hair
dark,
Ny skin clear and healthy; I'm CONSIDERED quito SPARK
For whiskers and moustaces The ladies' hearts
IRE,
And in Broad way my title is the handsome Jeremiah
And would you all he handsome If So you've but glvs
Three shngs for tie oil Jones's Hair Restorative
Twill force the hair TO grow upon the face the neck chm
And Jones Soap will make skin white be dark
sin.
Reader, though We thus puff and poose these ari
ses you will Ind them upon trial 10 be excellent
tnan represented. Thu Soap cures plmplrs chapped or
cracked Skin salt rheun scurvy &c hs other eXces eve
rythng Invented for the hair Boil, sold genuine
only IN New-York at III. sign Of tie American Eagle, .!
Cha!hslnst. S2 Broadway, and 39 Fulton.sL Brooklyn
d. 2leod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

Woodbury's ne, loss since September. ..-- go
LATER-We received last night from the Boston
Atlas, returns from l2s towns which give ma
iority of ,75s against Woodbury.. In September
the majority against him in the same towns was
1850 Woodbury's loss 1905.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
NEw-YORK-OMcial.
ST. LAWRENCE co.
A Voice From the Hills of New-Hnmpshire
CONCORD N H. STATEsnAN OFFICE,
Tusrdcn O'Clock. 4. N. DEC. 2 l:45.


Tuesdoy O'Clock, Il. NJ. Dec. 2, ls45.
I, is with unrningIed pleasure that we again an
nounce the defeat OF the party long in the ascen-
dencv in New Hampshire. The election held on
rsnber and the majority against the candidate
mated in place of John P Hale is increased in ratio
far beyond the increase of the aggregate vote The
vote Of of September was about $4,000; that Of Sa
turday is probably above 10000 and while in Sep
tember the msjority against Woodbury. was bat
52l, now it will probably rise 10 1900, and may
reach 1000 We have before US the returns Of lo2
towns. which give the following result;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

- The Board of Aldermenoi Boston still pre-
si-t in refusing to concur with the resolutions Of the
Common Ceunci! in favor OF electing a new Mayor
The had better take the question into their own
Misunderstanding tina, !; is they who are most inter.
estcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

II CHARITABLE PRISONS wishn, to procure Chr..
Gifts for the Poor are Informed that large assert.
mont OF comfortable ynade Garments at ertreny
lou prices, nay be obtained rs B!eeckers and By BE-
coming purchasers they viii also aid very efficient chs
rty. (9 d3G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

~ |, is folly and 10 dispute or 10 make IL
pubic believe that any have tho right know how TO mae
The Magical PAIN EXscor but t2l Cotandsi. where Ia
article anted specific Tor burns scalds, sore ewes
ulcers frosted feet clipans all local pain healing II
a.. case. without scr. d. 2t-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
Life Insurance.

We copy the following, with much pleasure, from
the Providence Daily Journal Of I'd December
NATIONAL LoAS FUsD LIFE ASSURANCE So
GETTY OF LoSDoS.-The following letter which
We publish with the consent OF the parties was re-
ceived few days since by the General Agent of
this Society
The promptness with which this large loss has
been paid speaks favorably for the soundness and
good management of this Institution, an Agency of
which as our readers will see from our adver-
Using colunns Is established in this city al No.
South Water street:
PROVIDENCE, r. l. Nov. 2Ist, l=45.
Hon. J. LEASDER STAza
Desr SIR We hsTe The pleasure 20 acknowledge the
receipt $1,000 thousand dollars Cess the interest
80 days. being the amount Of policy OF Life Insurance
effected By nory Chaplin late Of ,ns city q; the Ma.
tiona Loan Fund Life Assurance Society OF London.
through your Agency il The city OF New-York.
The very prompt and obliging manner IN which this
claim has been satisfied and tie liberal principles upon
which TIE affairs OF he Society conducted Justly
enttle it the consideration and patronage OF the pap
lie. which IS being more generally engaged upon tie
subject OF Life Insurance il the United States
We are, very respectfully, yours
c osa1Y H T1E7 Executors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

- V. 3. PALMER, the Agent for most OF the best New
papers Of all the cities and principal throughout; lie
country iar and near receives Advertisements at his Cou
Try Ne''pGper Adserti'tng Agency In this buildngEG
trance q! the Coat OFFICE. I2l n3d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

VlRG1yrA.-The Legislature convened at Rich
mond on the s, inst In the Senate all the old OH
GERS were reelected In the House, Mr.. w O.
Goode of Mecklenburg, was elected Speaker, and
Mr.. Munford Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
PETER PARKER.
! II =
Signed

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, Dec. l. l6i5. )
Treasury Notes outstanding ls December, l545
Amount of the several issues outstanding
December !, l545, per record of this
once @S-'iSA' -
Deduct Cancelled notes in the hands of the
accounting officers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 32Uiy ~
...............S 592 Sol 80
r H. GlLLET Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR Cous.-Fridsy-Nos. Il, q i3, a. Is, 10,
u. ~ to -. , 81.
coMaoS PlzA-Friday-Hos. Al, Is, 81, Il, L, 10,
~ 5, Is 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

yi Tho besuy and brliancy given 10 the hair by the
the aim of Columbia from u Corsnd.s is such
other artlcc beStow preventing the hair from falling
aud the formation OF dandru. di 1eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

II The man arrested in Philadelphia on suspi-
cion OF his being Alfred Tirre the murderer OF Mara
Bickiord, turns to be different person
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

Tuesday, December
SeNtsSyu Ga.......... Calski y. N..........,...
New Berlin y Y........ Nianh.ssett, l.. l.........
scat '.......... 5 aleadvlle, Pa.
WEDNESDAY, D-c.S 5rownvilc ~ Y....,......
Alsx.ndra Centre " y. Memphis Tea .............
Theresa 80. English Negb5orhood M
Ok Bow 49,. 2 I>aGer;ord, " Y..........
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

ACCIDENT on THE PORTSMOUTH AND PORT.
LAND acknowledging the storm on Monday, a por.
ton Of the embankment of the Portsmouth and Portland
Railroad between Saco and Portland. was washed
away and the rails upon side OF the track sunk and
dverged considerably. The merchandise train which
left Portland four o'clock yesterday morning run of
the track at this place Mr.. Nichols the engineer had
MS shoulder disocated. and received bruises
and fireman also injured, though seriously
The morning train from Portland, did Leave at the
usual hour in consequence OF the accident arrived here
last night about eight o'clock the damage having been
partially repaired The Charter Oak steamer from
Bangor, due at Portland Monday did not arrive until!
three P NJ yesterday, and the passengers by her also
arrived last evening. Boston Courier, yesterday.
tS+ The BRIrAYNr. took her departure yeset
day morning at 10 O'Clock Two Southern Mails 70.
ceved yesterday morning from Charleston Mobile and
New Orleans, but due ON the preceding morning
forwarded large number Of letters and papers would
nave been left behind bur for the accidental detention OF
the steamer. Boston Daily Adv yesterday.
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: NN4~ CILL. =
ORRAY TAFT K

The letter is addressed TO the General Agent of
the Institution, whose Office is q, IL Wall.sree,
in this City and where the fullest information on
Life Insurance can at any tine be obtained,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

To,DAY's ouTslDE.-Frs; Poge-Review ofVon Rau'
mers America Notices oNew Publications. Missionary
Intelligence; &c. &c.
Fourth Pogs-Thanksgiving Poetry Law Courts,
(deferred) Sales of Stocks, Marine and Commercial
intelligence, &c. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
'e speak not OF heroes ancient,

By the warlike deeds of whom
Harmless earth hath been made to drink
The blood OF thousands.
We tell Of Inventions modern
Throu Oh which mankind hath
Much o; benett derived. What
Hast thou not heard OF Phalon'
BY the magic touch Of whose Invigorator
Scurf doth flee Gnd dandrlf oercome,
Dieth away tie very hair tina,
Droopeth Is caused to stand and
With vig0r Increased the head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
g orn.r, hnl,nn ,lei,e,ted Soap for the cure Of

TT Stove Varnish by the oil which from p Cortland
ST beautiful polish is given 10 al iron on which Is used
needing no further labor for year at least di 2rod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

~ Generosity and humanity induce to recommend
Qli persons DR.. McNairs Acoustic OIL from
Corlaudst di 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

-C.ro, Committee of Democratic Wing
~ ESsupeneA regular meeting Of this Committee Will
~ ssle on friday evening" the 5ih mat at ,he Ashland
No 4ia Broadway corner OF Canalst and out
Sdn.rres renders necessary that every delegate be
npeseat By order, THEO z. TOMLINSON, Chairman
Ioax D. LINDEN, Secretary. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
mans tonight.

II The following gentlemen compose the Com
mitiee of the House of Representatives on the
Rules of the House Mr. Holmes, OF 5. c. Mr.. John
q. Adams Mr. Hamlin Mr.. Hunter Mr.. r. Chap
man, Mr.. Bowlin. Mr.. Vinton, Mr.. Caleb B. Smith
and Mr.. Reid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

BY tue Chemical Hair Inyieoraor Of the proprietor, z
PHALON 2lt broadway, where personal references ca
be given Of It's merit OF his Agents list OF whom Is 81
yerii.ed the first page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

- The train of cars from Cumberland arrived
last evening at the usual hour but brought mail West
OF that place the heavy fall OF the mountains
having prevented the Western stages from reaching
there Two mails are due from all the points West
of Cumberland Bait. Amer yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

- THE EXCELSIOR, pictorial paper promises to be-
come one OF the most important City Items oflhe day
The names OF the publisher and editor favoraby
known in the world of literature and art that pubca
ton bearing them alone would deserve and receive the
greatest attention But Mr. Hewet is Of those who
never does things By halves and made such
ments that The Excelsior will be the perfect and
attractive thing Of the sort ever published here.
The public expec; much from this work and from the
preparations already made For the fret number be
issued we are sure they will be disappointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

cY' This being TIE day of Annual THANKSGIVING IN
State, Evening paper will be issued from th1 Of.
Ace. We shall issue tomorrow morning as usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

Philadelphia Agent for The Tribune.-Zieoei
CO., Ledger Building, Thrd-s, who receive sabsei
bers, and have single copies for sale daily al ock % -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

THASKs5IvTS6 ESTERrAI>MESTs AT he AMERICAN Mu-
strM-The Scotch Gan and Giantess The living Orans,
and great carosiiies and wonders ag-
empty the fancy and faculties Of the novelty loving
day-whie Tire. superb performances will be given d;
II. and and O'clock PM embracing the talent and
humor OF Winchel h-rriae!d, and boat mere-uo say
holiday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL AND CoScEnr--At Nolo-
tonight. rich s offered splendid table will De
set and free all besides feast for the mind in the
Concert which is given By seveya OF ds,in-
guhed yocalists, who kindly volunteered their
vices the occasion. aid St Jud>s Church. chart
~ commendsble and much given for 80 cents
not fail 10 attract a crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

~ An article on the Tor;t in reply 10 the Journal
Of Commerce, and other Editorials, are crowded ous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

. ORIGINAL ErH,oPlAE SENESAD.Rs-pALMos OPERA
HoVsE-The weather, aud variety amu.emen-
c nave not retarded the public int-re.t IN heha Of Ger
on Friday evening Las, utght The Opera crowd
ed 10 excess, and Will be until the conclusion OF their
en2ag-ul-nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

The PaisoS AUTOMATICALLY advertisement in our
paper Of today viii be Ina. this Association holds
fret Anniversary at The Broadway Tabernacle on next FIJI
day evening.
The truly phlaahropic Object. of This Society nevi.
table De nefl. haiti calculated confer The commuu!-
y al large and the accidents which come un
der is notice. calculated call forth The feelings Of
The uniiring zeal OF Executive Committee during the
past give promise OF unusually Interesting meeting
Friday evening ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SsRESADERs.- Palno's Oper.
Eouse-Brshi glorious has the success of
Vernon sten~ 600, Pelham, &c no doubt that
thef reception IN Europe viii be equally honorable After
tomorrow night hey -sve their ho- aud
!Hs ana rfaay nust peremptonly and positively De
Ihe!r Concerts IL the Tn Slstes This will rally round
TEN many "a anG!ous friend n lte;r .s-,fac..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

HonAcE MOODY, Private Secretary.
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24


0T The advantages Of advertising were
never more. strikingly illustrated than in the
cases cited in the following extract from a
New York letter TO The Charleston Courier:
"Among all the men who make fortunes in
New York the successful Hunbag stands PIE
eminent Brandreih with his. pills, has risen
from "a poor man to be a man of extensive
fortune. He has now al Sing Sing three
Story factory for grinding his medicines A
loes are carled into ii by the ton, and whole
cargoes Of the pills are despatched to every
partof The Union, and down every body's
throat. A few years ago, he said nobumbug
conld live more than six years in New York
His pills then were at a discount. but he has
change bis mind since, and is rising higher
than ever. He has expended ttirtyJffc
thousand dollars in a single year for adver
Using. ComsIock began withanolhing, but
by crowding his patent medicines, has been
Eable TO purchase one Of the first houses in
CA'Oii ilCC, diid gives liiliNGut SpllCGS,
supper9, &c. Mofat, adding biiters to pills
| las run up handsome fortune Of nearly
! 100000. Sherman, taking the lozenge
fline, has emerged from his Iinle shop in Mas
sau street, into buyer Of lots and houses by
the wholesale. ] need not mention Swain
of Philadelphia, who, by pouring his panaeea
into peoples stomachs, can afford to buy :
single pearl head-band for his daughter wortf
$20,OO0; 10 prove that we are a pill-eatng
and bIters-drinking people. Your literary
man will starve in his garrei, while your pill
maker, will emerge from his garret INTO Z
palace. Perhaps there is no greater quack
in another line, than Banum, Of the New
York Museum. Owning both The Museums
of the city, he keeps them separate, and fe
quen'ly gets up furious rivalry between tht
TWO establishments, ill the newspapers teen
! with advertisements, pressing the claims o
each house over the other"
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

~ OH Echo office is hereby given that on
" the lst day of April, I845, a writ o. FOR
eign attachment was Issued by me, James J.
Thorton Justice Of the Peace Of the county at
Worrick atthe instance and upon the affidavit
o Thomas J. Breckenridge against the goods
and chattles rights, credits, moneys and effects
OF John B. EIargraye and Eldrid G. Har2rave BY
virtue OF which writ debt due said John 3. and
Eidrid G. Hargrave. from George Whitman has
been garnisheed in the hands OF said Geors e
Whitman, ard that on the 9th day o October,
I845, at IL o'clock in the noon OF said day a,
my Office in Boonvilie in said county of Warrck
will proceed to hear and decide upon said at
taehment; whereof the said john B. Hargrave
and E!drid G. Hargrave and all other persons
concerned viii take narice.
JAMES j THORNTON. [sEALl
ap l7-3w. Justice of the Peace.
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24
Cincinnati Daguerrean Gallery

At-@r Room at the Sherwood House. 20
EWT X. WILLIAMS begs leave TO cnlilhe
w attention OF the public to -specim
OF Protogrs ptic MInitnres executed by him in
style unsurpassed for clearHess, beauty. oflfn-
Ish aud general life like appearance. Although
the Lkenesses taken by him, are universal
Iy Acknowledged to, stand unrivaNed they are
put at the same price as those of the most oTd1-
nary arusts. The.silver plate on which they are
taken remains unaffected by time OF the atmos-
pheTe and will retain The impression Hesa and
unimPaiTed Tor ages.
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully
invited to call aud examine tue specimens wheth-
they contemplate silUngsor not. MtalatuFes
taken every day without regard 10 the weather.
Evansville. March 81, t.
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

n AND Sale.-.The undersighe, willoffer for
III sale at has residence IN Union Township,
Vanderburgh Cou nty. indiana, oa tie 10Th day
OF May next, 10 the hi glestbldder the following
tracts OF land, TO witt
The east halt Of the east half of fractional sec
ton jl9, also, north east quarter oil the south
west quarter of section 10, and the south east
quarter of the north-west quarter OF said section
l8, all in township seven "a south sol range
eleven HI west in the said county OF Wander
burgh.
A creditof nine and fifteen months will he
given the purchaser giving his note witll securi-
ty for the purchase n1aex.
aPJ7-sss SIMEON LONG. :
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

SEDUCTION AND Adultery. compro-
mise bill for the punishment of seduction was
before the Legislature ON Saturday, ON the
ihird reading. Il provides lhat imprisonment
for one year, or fine-of 500 shall be IN
Hlcied on the man OF .'GnA sge,'' WHO shall
sednee or have criminal intimacy with any
unmarried female under ] 8 years of age
Adultery shall be fined $3.50 or impiispn-
ment six months. Keepers of houses Of i'll
lame will be deemed guilty of tisdemeano;
and persons leasing houses for pros'ilutiol
sIIali 10 rieil S $50 and all such cases shall be
absolutely void. T4ese afe the strong point,
of the bill, and il it passes aud is enforced, i
viii make stir in some of the most pnpn
lous portions of New York. Doubtless tene
menls 10 the value OF million of dolllrs are
Elel in this city, for fbe acknowledged purpos,
of prostilulion.-N. 7. Erpress.
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

he dominions of peace over additional terri
tories and increasing millions; but he will
find that when they are so far extended as
TO include the rightfnl possessions of the
British empire, they will encounter the hos
tility and the resolution of a people not IN
ferior TO the populace of the United States
in spirit or in resources.
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24
zoe TnE wARAsH liz.

Regaiar Packet. -
ss4e8HE new Steamer REV ENUEe CUTTER,
a IAznEF, Master, will run gular pack
ct during the season between Cincinnati aud
Lafayette.
For freight or passage from this point apply 70
March sfi ID McNALi., Agent
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

3 A DilINI STRATOR,S .Notice.--Notee il
L "A hereoy given thai the undersigned has TAX
en- out letters of Administrator on the estate
yt James III. Sutton, deceased. late of Wander
buTgh county. All persons indebted to. said es-
tate are requested TO settle immediately anC
those having claims against said estate willpre
cent them legally authenticated, within ont
year from his date,
Tile estate 5 supposed to be solvent
aP24-w3. - MARY SUTTON, Adm'x.
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

EsAKE Notice.--Nolee. is .bsreby given
Il That the undersigred has taken OUT let
iersoi Admln'slratlen on the estate ol Johann
Be rshart Sehuir Won Mast late Of Wander burs /
county. aud State OF Indiana, deceased. al
persons indebted 10 ihe su1d estate are roqaestec
10 make-Immediate payment, aud those having
-talhs against the same are notified TO presea
Them duly authenfica ed tdr settlement
he estate is supposed TO be solvent
ap 24-w3 FRANS SICKING. Admir-.
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

g5esSHE subscriber would respectfully inform
A the citizens OF Evansville and the sur-
rounding couury, that he has just opened
NEW & FASIITNABLEII HAT & CAP STORE,
on Main street, next door to the Drug Store Of
w & C.. Bell, where he intends 10 keep large
assortment OF all articles in his line Of business,
of the best materials and superior workmanship.
tie viii sell the lowest Psices, ana hopes 10
receive full share Of pnblic patronage. His
stock consists, in paFi, OF the following articles
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice is
"a hereby given that letters of Adimnislra-
tiou have been,thls day granted by the clerk OF
the Probate Court Of Y VanderbBrgh County to
the undersigned on the estate, goods, aud ch at
tells, rights, monies ana effects which were OF
Absolsm Yann, late of Yanderbugh county. de
ceased. All persons indebted To said estate are
requsted To make payment 10 the undersigned
aud those having claims against saId eetate will
present the same to him properly authenticated
Tor settlement MARTIN MILLER,
apfT-3t Admir-.
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

RJ OTICE.--No is hereby given that
~ viii expose 10 sale At puhllcsauetion o,i
Saturday the 10Th day OF May mex, at the late
residence o. Joliana, Bemhari Sehuir Won Mast,
deceased, al The personal Pfopere OF said de-
ceDssd consisting o one horse, cows. aAd ohe
Wagon, &c. A creditof four months will b,
gwen on all SANS exceeding three dotdfs:f tie
purchaser giving his iiote writ approved secu
MY FKANS SICKING, Adn'r
ap 24-w3 -
The Evansville journal., 1845-04-24

The DIs4UL SwAap.-The recent fire. in
the Swamp has drivensfron their hiding pla-
ces large number of runaway slaves who
have, iHmany cases, been secfefed for years
Any quantity of baars, foxes, aud other ami
mails, alreecy roasted is forbe found.