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IS. Il. BABBITT'S.
CELEBRATED SALERATUS.

In onepound packages expressly for family use sixty
pound packages in each box. With this Saleratn.
and sour milk cream tartar bread alt cakes of eve
ry kind be made and baked in BALI an hour at any
season OF the year. and in any climate. Directions fer
using it accompany each package
disc, Super Carbonate SODA, Soap Powder, Yeast
Powder, CASTLE Soap Cream Tartar aud Cand les of ali
KINDS b. 7. BABBlTT
Nos 6S 10 Washington Street, New Yok,
Oct. ii 1853, 6 mos.
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DARING ExrLoIT.--A man known as S.ecrle
Jack recently ascended to the top Of the tower
OF Huddlesfield church, in Yorkshire ENGLAND
hight oi 100 feet, and commenced a further
ascent OF one of the pinnacles, which is 8 or l6
feet from the fla! roof of the tower, with no
other assistance than his hands and feat
Having reached the point,he lay with his stom
ach on the top of the pinnacle, and wen, tbro,
the semblance Of swimming, amid the cheers oC
hundreds who witnessed the daring exnlo;r
In few minutes he descended in the samo
manner, none the worse for his perilous adyen.
lure.
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GREAT EASTERN
LOIIlNG LMPORiUll.
THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED DYD MEIsTER.

TnE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED DY Il MLIsIEK,
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens Of this
place and surrounding country that he snow receiving
and opening new stock OF fashionable Ready made
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
which he offers to his friends and customers at lower
prices than such articles were exhibited in this
place heretofore
Having made Il connection with one of the best hous
in the city he is enable to oreceve new supplies every
week. thus offering to purchasers the important advan
age Of having continually anew iresh fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections FROM to their
certain satisfaction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited to call
aud examine for themselves Here is the place for bar
gains. The motto is, CHEAP for CASH.
S. sHWABACKER, Agent.
CaIrollOn, Nov. Is, '55.-tf.
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DERSONS accustomed to procure subscribers for
L Books, Magazines &C., get up clubs for neswspa
pers are requested send US the r address, nd we will
fow2rd them free Of charge, specimen number Of a
publication for which they will find ready SALE and we
will allow them a commission of 80 per cent for their
services. j. BRADFORD & BR0THER,
No. s Courtland ST. New York
Nov. IS, 1866. 3w.
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Rates of Advertising.

eB Ten lines or less ol s0IiI tTeyieF VII be c'I'Il
cred Square.
s8- Advertisers must be particular to mark 'he mum
bcr Of insertions on the face Of their advertisements,
OF shey v be pub shed until ordered out aud charged
accordingly.
~ Advertisements should be handed IN by IuLs
pAY MORNING, to insure insertion that week
~ jon WoRK neatly enl eApeii,iousiy executed at
{ lis Office, on tie shortest possible notice
yE-GEO A. CROFUT, 7S South Fourth street, a.
bove Walnut, Philadelphia, is authorized agent TO
obtain Advertisements Tor US in that city.
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THE Montreal Chronicle states that the
commissariat adverses for vessel 10 convey
six thousand barrels of cartridges from Quebec
to England,
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-Brigham Young the holy prophet of
the Mormon tribe, has, according to decara-
tion of his in late public speech, '9G wives
and gel children.
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Egr Miss Sarah Il. Doe, Of New York city,
obtained verdict, on the 9th inst, against
Samuel W. Plume, for seduction and breach
of promise, of $4,000 and costs.
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Samuel Weir ofClnton county, Indiana
- highly respectable German. committed
suicide lew days since. lie had been dawn
as Inror' but, owing to his limited knowi,
edge OF the language, he was set aside as in.
competent lie seemed to consider it asnre-
teci!on upon bis honesty, and put an end to
his life in consequence. Wv W
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A wedding recently came of in Mem.
phis, Tenn, which was the ninth occasion on
which the BRIDE had been made happy in mat
rimony.
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E,IArEOF JOSEPH FORGAsON, DEc.

EDIATEOF JUSEPH FUhU AoUNl DEC
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been oppontadand qualified as administrator on the
estate oi Joseph Forgason deceased late Of Fox town
ship, Carroll county, Ohio. slLAS POTTS.
Nov IG '55-3M
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In LUcK,-The A. S. Bugle published in
Salem, Ohio, says the Republican, within
the last few days, has had FIVE hundred dol
lars donated towards its support and circula-
ton, by the proprietors of the Cincinnati Ba.
zar. We should think thatls a liberal contri-
buton. Were not Mr. Robinson, who is un-
doubtedy tue best and most popular editor the
'3ugle' has ever had, still at the helm. it
would be too much, considering that the mon,
ey was raised through the phiauthrophio ef,
forts of small company of women
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ESTATE OF JOHN WILLIAMs. DEC,

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate OF John Williams deceased, late of Fox town
ship, Carroll co. Ohio. SlLAS POTTS
Nov. 25, '55-3w.
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LIST OH LANDS And TOWN LOTS
in CarroIl Coupty Obo Forfeited TO the STATE Of Ohio

Ford and
which forfeited with the interest thereon
NucE assof the
5Saul lu iaadng
amt forwh
orkip penalty FAKE Total
Names Qs A. Val Int PEN Of 1854 for 1885, Taxes
p m SC m
rtSE
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LATER NEWS BY TIE ASIA.

New YoRK. Nov. 8
| London, Saturday Morning, The following
/ is given on the authority of a Berlin dispatch
in the London Advertiser.
An order of the day from Gortschakoff, dat.
ed October 10. declares that he will not evac.
uate the country confded to his defence, neith-
er will he retreat before the invader, but will
defend the country at all hazards.
Yesterday 1000 officers and men ofthe tst
Regiment of Light Infantry Of the British for
eign legion, embarked on board the steamer
Simon for Balaklaya.
The Daily News says the announcement that
our fleet in the American waters was to be re-
inforced has excited considerable discussion.
The discount market is quiet, 1t is said
that the aggregate of the loans which will be
required by the British and French Govern.
ments during the early part of next year will
represent large sum,
Some further small parcels OF gold were to.
| day sent into the Bank.
The immediate demaad Of the continent has
apparently been satisfied in the line Of funds
since the late A australian arrival.
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~ o chern.
Nov, Is, 1855. 5U.--Pr. fee $500.


SaLe OF Real Estate by order Uf Court.
On Friday, the Both of November Gnst.,) 1855. at
II o'clock, nOon, Of said day. will offer sale at the
late residence of Henry B. Smith, Decd, in Monroe
township, Carroll county, Ohio the tact of land on
which said deceased lived at the time Of his DEATH Be-
ing part of the south quarter Of Section welve
in Township feen Q5) OF Range seven, a. contain.
ing nineteen and twenty-five hundredths Of an
cre,more or less On said tract there is dweng house
6rst MILL water privilege, and necessary out houses
and Improvements, about sixteen acres cleared AID in
good state Of cultivation.
Terms--One third in hand and the balance in two
Equal annual mstaments with interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises.
JAMES HAUGH, Admir- Of II. B. Smith,
Nov, 8, 1855. 4w Pr, fee. So 50
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IuOD-LlVRk Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil Caste
y Oh, Olive OIL &c. j. c, BANTER.
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~ The weather continues pleasant.
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AUpIroR's OFFICE Carroll County, !
q 4 u ~ ...... Amtn Anu IlHh lQss I

the foregoing eS Of
deIrquutl n Ut
the tscctii audb y
hhue
dtnIo hegu
ouch nextu iuacs
the o.
Dec fCarolCo
Court House.
and adaew c 0
dtpcsdo o j. BLACKBURN,
And Co
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22

same out; or if he shall bring out of such
place any article or commodity which may
have been purchased or received therein,
without the coasent aforesaid; or if the ow.
ner of the aforementioned places Of trading,
or slave, or any other person Of whatsoever
description, is seen to 90 to the aforesaid
teamster's vehicle, be it of any description,
and take and receive therefrom, or receive
from it, by the teamster, or aay one else,
any article or commodity whatever, suppo.
sed for sale and take the same iuto the
aforesaid place for trading and not bring
the same out; or if they bring out of the
place of trading anyarticle or commodity
supposed to have been purchased or receiv-
ed therein, and put the same Into or upon
the vehicle, or deliver to the teamrtcr in
any manner whatever, the same shall be
taken as presumptive evidence against the
person owning or keeping any storehousc,
warehouse, tipping shop or other place fit
ted up or kept up fer trading of the offence
described in the two preceding sections; to
be rebutted however like other presump-
tives.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22

The State of Louisiana, Parish of East Fclciana
seventh District court No. 1858. F8i
Draughon x Poole vs. A. G.. Penny. 4.N
DY VIRTUE Of n writ of Geri tacias issued In the
ID absvc entitled suit directed 10 the sheriff OF
tho said Parish, will offer for sale on the panta-
tion lately occupied by A. q. Penny, now by Isaac
I. Flynn. IN said Parish, on the
FIRST SIT LRD1 IN J1NUiRY
i. D. 1856 between the hours OF o'clock A. P, and
o'clock. M, the following property which was
seized upon BY the late cxollcio sheriff, r. l.. Nc
Ghee, to satisfy plaintiffs demand and all costs, to
wit:
Sugar mill rollers, engine and appurtenanccs
and fixtures belonging thereto
7ams IF Sle.--Cash, with the benefit Of oppraisc
ment. u. aI. q. BROWN;
dec Y. 1853 Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22

he produced. The crowd became more OK.
cited; curses loud and deep were uttered
against judge who had the audacity not
to be forsworn, and active preparations
were made to present him as an embodied
appeal from his own court to the supreme
tribunal of Judge Lynch. The case closed;
JOY reigned in the heart of every patriot
who had expectations; and exultation sat
on the brow OF the leaders who had achiev.
ed the great victory. The triumph of tov.
shops over cotton presses was complete.
Meanwhile Judge Robertson had arranp-
ed his documents, placed his books in q
safe place, and was preparing to 90 quietly
home, when Mr.. Hufty and several of the
Deputy sherilfs rushed in and entreated
him to remain where he was, as he would
be shot If he left the court room, even for
Q moment. A conversation took place
between the two parties, somewhat to this
effect:
Judge Robertson.-"I am conscious of
having done no wrong or rather of having
done my duty impartially and without
prejudice; why therefore, should | fear any
violence from my fellow citizens?"
sN'' AAuJey'- huI tUu Will Dc kIlIcu
the crowd is furious; do not trust yourself
amongst them; they will strike you down
without scruplc."
Judge Robrtson.- But I cannot remain
here all night; | am weary and must 90
home. Besides will not be intimidated
hy any mob, let it howl as it will.'
Mr.. Hutly.-" BE patient, and We will
form guard; we will escort you home"
At this stage Of the proceedings, two Of
he jury which had tried the case arrived
and confirmed the horrible tidings Of Mr..
Fluffy and the Deputy Sheriffs the mob
wanted Q victim, and had selected Judge
Robertson; he should not stir without an
escort; no law no dignity, no police, Tex
ccpt Hufty &i Co.. could protect him. :
The Judge is not easily scared; hcis an old
Monterey man, the companion and historian
Of the Bloody First Tcnnesseeans,n and
cannot be pushed from his'purpose by open
intimidation or singular friendship. He
therefore resolved to 90 his ways.
The body guard was formed. Whether
IT was necessary or not, we cannot say
Perhaps it was part of the bluffing game
for which the city has become notorious
perhaps it was literally true. Atall events
the Judge was passed olf-a cab obtained
the driver received his orders, and he ar
rived safely athomo, TO mediate on the
difference between being Judge and q
prisoner in his own court.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
LEGAL SALES.
TIE STATE OE LOUISIANA. saren

'iS 5ihiL "a VI LOUISIANA, L SeVenihJ uHtcial
PARIsH or EAST fELicfsNA. District Court.
Mills u. Cleveland vs.. G. W. Flanikin. No. 73
Rl VIRTUE of u writ of f. ia. issued In the above
- entitled suit from the honorable court aforesaid.
directed to the sheriff of said parish will offer for
sale at the door Of the Court house in the town of
Clinton. on the 4m #
FIRST SATURDAY or JANUARY.
-. 1886, between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ aud
o'clock, T. NJ, the following property, seized by
the late eS-olcio sheriff. r. l.. McGhee, to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and oil costs. viz.
The following claims on file u suit No. 1913, sew
cnths judicial District Court said Parish entitled /:
The succession of Lavna ana James Hickman or
oil the right, title, interest. aud claim George Flan-
kin has in end to said claims to wit: at9
One note drawn on the 3D. of October, 1851, by
james and Lavinia Hickman in solido, In favor OF
9. ". Flanikln for Sl6j Co., witnessed by Will
liam Hickman
One note drawn by James and Iavinia Hickman. on
the 18th of January, 1851, in favor Of G. w. Flan-
kin for SlG3 % with per cent interest thereon
from date.
One note drawn by James Hickman and William
Hickman, In solido on the 7th Of February, 1851
In favor of G. w. Flanikin for s6S l5-lOO.
Also al the rights and credits Of g. w Flanikin, in
and against said succession, and In said suit No.
1913. Seventh District Court East Felicana La.
Terms gf Sat.--Cash, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment. B. NJ q. BROWN
dec 23, 1855 Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
A GRAND BALL
n n II OINHINb II IJIN III
WILL be given by the "Clinton Protection Fire
w Company. on the Eighth Of January, 1856, ai

MILL be given by the "Clinton Protection Fire
w Company" on the Eighth cf January 1885, at
Clinton. Ef1.#ssF4f f Hs$#8 ~
The ladies of Clinton and vicinity, are respectful
fully invited to grace the ball with their pre-
sence and are assured the best precautions will be
taken to ensure order and promote their enjoyment
on that occasion.
Managers. Il. M. G.. Brown, franklin IIardesty. A..
$. Norwood, Wm.H. Green Henry Marvton, q.
Munday, NJ. G. Mills, q. w. Reese t8r3 @ a4
Geo, a. N AUS, Thos. L. McGhee, Henry S. Bee
chcno, NJ. Meyer
Committee Of 1rrdagsments II. Packwcod, NJ.
Frank 4HI 755fa 4 fNeF5.f + f
gds-The members of the company will parade OH
the morning OF the day at 10 O'clock and will attend
the Ball In uniform. ANt
Tickets, 81 go for Gentlemen, must be procured
before the night Of The Ball, ON application to Geo.
III. Packwood. or NJ. Frank
Children under twelve years of age will not be
admitted. d 22tb
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
TRADING WITH SLAVES,

During the christmas holidays, there will
be large number of slaves in town, for the
purpose Of trading. As the law is very severe
upon those who, ignorantly or knowingly have
illegal dealings with them, we publish for the
information of all, the 23d and oath sections
of the act, in relation thereto, adopted at the
last section of the Legislature:
Sec. 90. Be it fwther enacted, Sc. That
auy person who shall buy, sell, receive of,
to, or from any slave, any corn, hay, fodder,
meal. spirituons liquors or other produce or
commodity whatsoever, without the consent
in writing, Of the owner, oyerseer, or en-
ployer, Of such slave, shall be held guilty
OF q high misdemcanor, and shall on con-
viction thereof, be fined in sum not less
than fifty, nor more than five hundred dol
lars, and shall be imprisoned in the Parish
Jail, not less than one nor more than twelve
months, one half Of the fine to be paid to
the informer, and the other half to the
Parish.
In the Indictment or information for the
offence specified in this section, il shall not
be necessary to charge the kind or quantity
Of produce or commodity SO bought, sold or
received, nor the name Of the slave, nor the
name of his owner, and on the trial of such
1t shall not be necessary to prove the name
or ownership of said slave. but it shall be
deemed and held sufficient to prove that the
buying, ,lselling, or receiving, was Of. to or
from slave if he be person ef color.
SEC. "a. BE 1t hwther enacted, Sc. That if
any slave shall be seen or found in any
store, warehouse, tippling shop, Or any 9TH
or place fitted up or kept for trading, un-
less sent by his owner oyerseer, or employ
er, after the hour Of nine o'clock at night,
or before daybreak in the morning, or on
the Sabbath day; or if any slave shall be
found at any time in any of the above men
toned places, unless sent as aforesaid, where
he shall have been permitted to remain for
the space Of five minutes with the door oi
the place closed; or if any slave shall be
seen to carry into the aforementioned place
any article or commodity supposed for sale
and not bringing the same out, or if he shall
bring out of such place any such article OF
commodity which shall have been received
therein; or if any slave being a teamstor
or driver of any cart, wagon, Or other We
hicle, shall be seen to leave his team before
or near the door Of any such store, house.
warehouse tippling shop, or other place.
fitted up or kept for trading, and enter such
place, and there remain for the space of five
minutes, at any hour of the day or night
without the consent of his owner, overseer
or employer, and shall be seen to carry in.
to the aforesaid place any article or com
modify supposed for sale, and not bring the
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
% j. q. JACKSON, 1actione.r.
SUCCESSION SALE.

The State Of Louisiana, Parish Of East Feciana.
1th District Court, No 1000.
In the succession of Wright Bass, and Amc-
lin McNabb, deceased
n pursuance of an order and commission
/ directed to me from the'honorable ourt aforc-
said | will expose to sale at auction to the last
and the highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door, in the town of Clinton, on
WEDNESDA Y JANUARY 1G, 1856.
between the hours of ] | o'clock n. M, and 4
O'Clock, p. m, the following described proper
ty belonging to said succession to-wit:
A certain tract of land containing six hundred
and one acres, bounded on the north hy
lands belonging to G. W Mnnday, and the
and the widow of =, Rourk, on the east by
the Comte river, west by John G. and Lew.
ellen White, south by lands of Joseph
Norwood.
Also small amount of household and kitchen
furniture, one young horse, and stock OF
hogs in the woods. .s #
TERMS or SALE, ss
The personal property on credit of twelve
months from the day of sale, purchaser to give
his note with approved personal security bear.
ing eight per cent interest from maturity until
paid. All sums under twenty dollars cash.
The land for one Gfth of the purchase price,
cash, balance on credit Of one, two, three,
and fonr years, in equal installments, the pur-
chaser to give his note with approved personal
security, to bear eight per cent interest after
maturity until paid with mortgage and ven
doris privilege retained to secure the full and
final payment Of the purchase price
dec. 10 JAMES WELSH, Anetioneer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
SUCCESSION SALE.


The State Of ouisana. Parish Of East Feciana-
Ith District Court. No. 1869.
In the matter of tie succession of Albert
Wilson, deceased.
DURSUANT to an order of the aforesaid
L court, addressed to me herein, will offer
for sale ut public auction, in the town Of Port
Hudson, on
WEDNESD1Y J1NUdRY 90, 1856,
between the hours of l i o'clock, A. NJ. and 4
o'clock 7. NJ, all of the following described pro-
perty appcrtaining to said succession to wit +:
ONE HOUSE, and fractional part Of Lot
-, in Square No. g. IN the town of Port
Hudson, the south end of said lot mcasur-
ing 3T feet on Flynn strcat, running back
60 feet. the same now occupied as Il Tail
or shop. #t4@ '#
Also: the north west part Of same lot mca-
surng 5G feet On Flynn street, aud go
feet on Louisiana street.
Also: House, and fractional part of lot, in
square No. 2, fronting on Alabama street,
26 feet front, with 8 feet lot back from
the house.
One lot of clothing,
One lot of books,
carpet bag, '4.a@
l shot gun and fixtures,
| rifle gun, @
| saddle and bride, teat
| block and fall,
chest and tools,
! jug stove,
| lot of lumber, (scattering,)
lot of stock horses
TERMS OF SALE
The personal BroDerty TO be sold for onsh i.
the real estate TO be sold on credit of three.
six, and nine months from day of sale, proyi-
dcd it brings the appraised value, and If it docs
not bring the appraised value, the same is to
be ro-ollercd Immediately, on credit Of twelve
months, purchasers to give approved personal
security, and mortgage to be retained on the
same importing confession of judgment, to Sc
cure purchase price, and eight per cent inter
est after maturity until paid
dec % j. q. JACKSON, 1actione.r.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22

~ -' '7l7ia-7a4l.aisili-
NO1'Il,l1.

A III. persons having claims against the succession
II Of W. W. MoQRE are requested TO present them
to my nttornies, John a Charles AcYen and those
indebted to said succession, are requested TO make
Immediate payment.
dec II. T.. B0NNEf, Admir-.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
BACON.

BACON.
f100 LBS. BACON, consisting of clear and rib
uIUU bed sides, for sale low, by
nov 10 WM. GURNEY,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22

pv-WE are authorized to announce HENRY
HAWFORD, as candidate for the oiisc of JrsrtcE
or THE PEACE, for the Fifth Ward to I'LL the vacan-
cy occasisned by the death Of II. G. Carman, Esqr.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At the Clinton Drug Store

At the Clinton Drug Store.
TOR 1856, just received.
L The Golden Gift, The gem Of Beauty.
Temperance Offering, The Magnolia
Masonic Friendships Offering,
Odd Fellows, The Garland,
Token OF love. The Amaranth,
The Garden lily, The Keepsake
" Hearts own, American Annual.
" Gem OF love, Book Of Beauty
" Dew drop. The Thought blossom,
Album OF the heart, Souvenir Gallery.
. Flowers Book of the Bondoir
:. Pearls, Temperance Gift.
y" Gems Christian Keepsake,
The Home Annual. Memory's Gift
The American landscape The Moss Rose,
Ranks OF the Brandywine Token of Friendship
Leai. Of Memory, The ladies Wreath
Forgct-me-noi, The lodges Gilt
Romance Of American landscape,
Album Of the East. dc. &c
All Of The above are bound In gilt and antique
morocco, and most beautiful, illustrated
For the Toilet we have decidedly the greatest and
richest assor Uncut Of French and German wares &c
We ever had, consisting in part Of Toilet bottles
pnf boxes, needle boxes. flower vases cups. card
vases, all of entirely new style. fine pomades nnt
hair oils, French aud German cologne. DC. &c.
WoRK BASKETS of all sizes, embroidered and plain
Toys of every description and in the creates
abundance.
Ladies, gentlemen, and little ones Gail and ex
anime and you will be sure to bny.
dec 22 l. n. LEMON.