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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
X813-a02 Ia

The movement in Bre adstuffs is active, especially
in Wheat of which the sales reach 900 bushels,
atld3c advance. OfFlour about 1900 barrels sold,
and the market tends upward. Corn is quiet. In
Pork there is less doing, and prices are heavy Gro
ceres without change. Sugars are in active re-
quest; sales, 300 hhds Cotton continues TO improve
about 800 bales sold at &c. advance.
In relation 10 the recent forgees the annexed cards
have been published:
II the Edo, Of The ". Y. Tribune
SIR: Your journal of yesterday contains mis-
statement relative 10 our being the victims OF Charles
Is. Huntington. He has counterteied our signatures
10 Tote dated June 9, 1856, at nine months, for
81 5s4 al which shown to us this afternoon, and
pronounced a forgery. BY inserting the above you
will Cblge, lBsDELL, PElRsoS, LAKE 20.
Toae Editor, Of The n. L. Trbun.
SIR: The morning papers connect us with the cent
Wall-street swndle, as holders of forged note for
al GGs. We have had no connection with Huntington,
d ect or remote in any Of his Wastreet operations
nor 90 we hold this any other paper through him.
The Circular Of Robt. Benson & Co.. of London, re-
ceived by the Niagara, says:
The depression i'll funds has also affected
the plce of American Securities. Rdllroad Bonds and
share have been much more active during the wee k,
and we've commanding higher rates. These, however,
are not now maintained. Penn. ylvana Railroad %
Mortgage Sterling Bonds have been done at 90, and
LIT Mortgage at 81. Erie 81 Mortgage at S6I aud 81
lstL Bonds OF same Company al ~. New 1Ork Cen
trail cents at 80 -! and s0i Illinois Central +
cett. atSl}. y cent Construction Bonds at 81,
Coupon Freelsnds at 2! and 80, and Shares al :
and : premium.
In State stocks only moderate business ha- been
done with hardly any change in price. Maryland
Sterling Ponds have been sold az ~, aud Pennsylvania
: q cent Bonds q, 81.
Tie supply Of Mouey coll continues about equal
TO the demand. Some O; the leading Banks have
been calling in loans to-day, but private capital has
fully supplied the vacuum. Paper IS not pressing on
the market and rates are 10 T. cent, according to
naiu!ity for filst-class names.
Tie exports Exclusive of spec.sl from this po for
tie week, are slightly in Of the total for the
corresponding week Of la; year will appear by the
following conf ari,on:
ENFoRrs VI HEEcHASOIsE IRON sew YOEg 70 FOREIGN
from Jan. % Oct. S.. sD,2i2s99 sjl5N,2D
N,ek ending Oct. TO-. l.57 703 l5jJ.7sa
Total since Jan L.. sie,7o6n s692i,QD
The stock Of goods in Bonded Warehouse in New
York b. decreased since Sept. !, owing to the large
amount. r,shipped and transported 70 other domestic
porte
The total value bond SEPT IS '4 SO
Entered warehouse foreign port. in Sept. jSi622
Received in bond domestic Ports.......... NsS
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-OcT. l3-Before Judge
WOODRUFF.
s A DRAFT PAYABLE IN GOLD DUST BILL or EN-
CHASGE1

SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-OCT. l3-Before Judge
WOODRUFF.
DRAFT PAYABLE IL gold DUST BILL or En-
CHASGEl
Ambrose Lsnfear Il. Albert Priest
I'm October 1850 Albert Priest of this city executed
draft fr 600 upon Henry NJ Nger Of San Francisco pay
able 10 the orer Of Ward Price, bankers in this city ln-
per ounce Immediately upon receiving It, Ward Price
Transferred the draft by ndorsemtnt 10 Ambrose Lanea
Who forwarded Il his agents III san
Francisco and accepted
Subsequently protested for payment ana after pro
test Nh Lanesr The indorser OF the DRAFT
Wad Price after protested and returned TO Mr. Lam
fear visited Francisco where they ned Tor consider
able Mr. Priests agents ia California were the
Messrs McAlseIs, who made two payments 10 MI Ward
upon the draft on behalf Of Mr. Priest amounting 70 little
than 5000 These payments tTansute1 by MI
W,rd To MI Lanfa Neither Ward Price either of them
were the authorized agents MI Lanfear 10 collect receive
money on the draft In the latter part OF 1851 Mr. Ward LETT
San francisco for the mines Previous TO his departure he
called upon MICA lister informed him that Mr. LSnear was
owner holder Of the draft and requested him to forward
thereon him (Laniea a. New Orleans when
McAlster do Some days later however the bal
auce WAS maid by McAster Mr. Price tot Ward Pricc)
who returned money, and reached MI Lairaf'
Anf ar brought his against MI Priest tor TINS balance
the judge decided that intmuch a the dat
was psyabe sold dust IL simple contract ana sot b
binr negotiable payments Ward Price either OF them
vent toward the cxnguishmen Of the draft unless notice OF
its a had Priest previous 10 snch
That n this notice given Nc Aser IN, agent oi
Priest; aud that i'll this event,
the psynr TO Price BY McAsteT subsequent 10 the notice
That il the Jury believed the testimony, the plaintiff emu
liz 10 recover the draft and interest less the TWO
Mr. ard-but not etted to damages of non
psy OF protest The jury found for plaintiff
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COJRT-Ocr. l-Befo'
Iudg RyT

A sufficient number Of the Grand jury 10 form q
panel being present they discharged till Monday Lek
The case of Henrico da Costa was postponed IN CON
sequence of the illness OF eXJudgc Beeb who his counsel
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he NM Z r aIrIf.
TO-DAY sud prices have rapidly advanced aud AsA,,
Ian known for the years ~ this mske-,he dsn.S
. h. Vor the capacity the trade 20 supply sales Ga
Gallon, Eusish AhoAt i 1000 gallons arrive ~
4 and 4o0 gallons Ancricsn AZ 81 ga 81 as now ~
srulv ., 81 10. Only two mills here runniuf 81
H.. even At very slow CTud' Whale remAn. a.,
hut urcss hrlny maintained khned 10 steady, and h,
r,o.. Crude and manufactured Sperm continue quiet LA
o . active but prices firm . o5 cash Via
Strained snd 81 % fouT months. In other Kinds der. !.
nothing 81 Importance to r,port
PRON IsIONSThe Pork market Is lees actiye an hardy %
Ann the sales are rs bis 6i for Mes and elsa t s
r Pine Beefs In demand. and il ouoyAnt the sup,,
OF good reduced sales u lrp Dds Al rs 9dSs 81 6r
Sr ,xtra DO Prime Mes. Beet Is dull At SlsdsI7 Beei
Hams are In demand Tor future dsivey sales Of 500 bAs
Iiseo for November aud December delivery, Il ell CT
Mats are firm sales Of - bids al 7c or Shoulder sad s
for Hams Lard shade lower sales Of 30 bbls and
IS,l5;c Butter fair demand, and 10 hnn Al odc fg
Ohio .d leQ s4 for STATE Cheese quite active 8alo
RIGA sctyt demsrd prevails Al ia price,. sIe.Ot
SIGARS-The inquiry continues fair. snd f price. re
iyed The sales embrace lis, lhd Cuba Muscoysda Qs
SAiTThe inquiry Is fair and the market Is steady Gales Of
700 sArks Ashtou's 81 49, and 100 DO NoTthnston.
sFFDs-At Boston we hear Of sale 100 bags Ccu,t,
Clover Seed nominal At llGl9c Timothy Seed dull 81
a IS IS per bush. ,o,
Ginger AT &c. e.o, -
SALTPETERssles were made at Boston OF 30 bag erode
M Td7Ic sud 80 bags very superior ~ Sc mos
WOOI-Domesc Fleece ard Puled Woods are m good de-
snd but the transactions In this market are limited owing
,b small stock hand and the high rates asked them hes
been several large usnsacons ~ the interior 81 TINS safe a.
mil prices The STOCK Of Foreign also very light and prices
are very buoyslt.
WHISKY-The mar ket i. rather lower, but closes
live sales Of 500 bbls. Ssic tor Ohio snd Prison
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Disasters, sc.

Arrived al Rio Janeio Sept l. clipper ship LOOKOUT w
from San Francisco for New York June 10.
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REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NoMISATIoSs.-The Re-
pubcaps of the Let Assembly District, Kings County,
hive nominated Charles +. futile for that office.
The can ddate Of the Republican party for the lid
District is A. b. Millard, instead of A. o. Milard, as
stated yesterday
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LIGHT GUARD-Amory La Fsyrtte Hal, New,ioia
Oct. 49, 1s66.-SPEClAL ORDEh-Ihe omniaidanl az
once with uusned regret the melancholy nellg Of
tL, d,nds. of "a Lieutenant HORATlO y. HEWITT Inc
f the corps are hereby ordered TO assemble al the
Anpory Oh Tuesday IL inst at O'clock p w. precisely IN
m uniform the purp Of participating "a the iuner c.re
monies. BY order I'd NiNChN l. Non naHuaA''
KANpoLPH NJ. COOLEY. Orderly Sergeant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
{NaM Orleans 1f(outu JtLayket.
CEEscEs1 OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,

,1-.~ ,....m u4, s Thursday Evening Oct. 2, 1856.
The general position Of The money market remains nm
changed GGod paper in demand at 67 per cent Cheap
enough think for four and six months securities though
loans be obtained at 6 per cent nndoubed eoatera
which equally good the loans which made In
York at per The loans In New York at per
dcrnandae any moment but here discounts made 56
cent all good commercial paper having from three to six
months This augurs well for the future of New Orleans
confirms the opinions have often advanced that nothing
speculative character marks the action Of community
True been toerabc large specuaons in gunny
bags but those who made investments fortunately able to
the losses which will result ,aais nmoe. Calcutt.
and East India articles eacherous objects for ecula
ton particularly crop Of which is likely to
coed s0 600 bales. This difference from 6o0 900 and
100000.
There n slight improvement ii. the Exchange market
day for Northern funds Banks ough thebye there was
but Bank that selling yesterday at 4 dsconnt under
the advanced q discount Outside there
willing drawers 4 discount and there bnt few time
bills Offering to-day The generally little mer
though the Banks which the chief buyers obtained all
they wanted ut IA IL and 2 discount. Outside draw
asking Ia III and l3 discount, and for remittance
there were buyers at ~ There also free sellers at Il dis
count for sight although the Banks generally had fair demand
II discount Foreign bills were freely offered Good clear
sterling which makes the general range the market from
6G9 for fair to good. In % is the for
mance. Francs continue he taken investment at s.
The range Of the market from on Iavre and
| Bordeaux, and 5,22146 20 on Paris direct.
There another sale Of Bank Of New Orleans stock to-day
100 shares at 1867 The 100 was at
| 1861.
The decrier Of the general our city have another nu
TO crack in the increase of mpoaors through Gus
House. 1t will be that the cash duties imports
the last month eptembc per the month
September 1855 and than five times much Sep
| TENDER, 1854. Here the figures aud no mistake.
Statement Of tie Ish Duties rcccred he Cston House. Ne,
grI1 FOR tie fr se4t quarters Of he gears 1884, 1875 aae
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O. 0. WOODMAN.

n q. yVOODNIAN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
Successor Jarvis & WoodmanD Of Common and
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer and Dealer In choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS Medicinal Extracts Fine Perfumery and
Fancy Soups, PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INsTRU.
NENTs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, French
and American WINDOW-GLASs, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
sTUFFs, etc.
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines of best quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to-
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE
Receiving by arrivals England
many, large assortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASS
WARE, PEEFUMERY BRUSHES, etc Among which are
1000 boxes French Window Glass, assorted sizes.
100 lbs Conrads Hydriodate Potash.
1900 ounces reletier FIR. Qainne.
100 lbs Mander's English Blue Mass.
100 lbs Mander's English Calonel.
so jars Carbonate Ammonia.
9 Carb Magnesia
10 cases Calcined Magnesa.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
1000 ounces Of Quinine, Power & Weightrnan.
80 sulphate Of Morphine
10 oances Acetate Morphine.
30 ounces Srychnine
100 lbs Am. II. s. Calonel, bot
200 lbs Am. H. s. Caomel, in Is ID boxes.
30 kegs ref. Salt Petre.
Is dozen Chloride Soda.
100 lbs Nitric Acid.
30 demiiohns Aqua Armenia
IL dtmjohns Sweet Spirits Nre.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, sticks.
8 lbs pnre Nitrate Silver, crystals.
10 bbs Alum.
bbs Ground Alum.
POWDERED DRUGS
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as STRIFE
pure having been selected personally IN their crude
and powdered for my sales. Among which are
200 lbs Powdered 1pecac
$50 lbs Powdered India Rhubarb
$50 lbs Powdered Cantlarides.
300 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne
$50 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic
1909 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
200 lbs Powdered Tararic Acid.
20 lbs Powdered Extract Colocynth
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead.
10000 lbs No l White Zinc Paint Am.
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
20 casks French Yellow Oclre.
bbls Copai Varnisl
bbls White Daraar FarEsh.
8 hbls Japan Farnsh.
bbls Coach Varnish.
GOO gallons Spirits Turpenne.
b06 gallons English Lnseed OIL
80 casks English Venetian Red
60 bbls Lamp Black.
100 American Window Glass, assorted sizes for
Shy 10 to "a by 80.
100 kegs Yellow Ocre, in oil
| 100 kegs Venetian Red, in oil.
All Of which will be sold at the very lowest market
| 0. O. WOODMAN New Orleans, La, and
iela 5rnd&W 0. O. WoODMAN CO., vicSsburg, Miss
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CnMsTARLEs SALES.

FIrsT ,rsIIcEs CoupT. ;sT,tgE OF LOUISIANA W. Pr
Ee # 3f1R writ TIE 81 h eri faeias to me
a 1rfs at sG
on MoNDAY, the l$t day Of October 1885 ct 10 O'Clock
III a G IN fHf1f q F'.Su COMPREHENSIVE
TfKMsn tts n'' on the se apot sun"
oa26lOl3 wa. " oplhk' Constable.
PREMIER coun JUSTICE FIAT ID pc hALouIsIANE vs..
Earojsse d, ,,,n SpltkK III GREEN No
T. address6 par honorabie d. F; Mitchell Premier Justice
de aix Po1 pa q ,s M m senc p
coT@1 IRE N Is f% @I, GitG 9fN Ct G Gomeree
liz III i1 Ians Fafare cd ei.de Sas H.
oe2 VIZ @S e. o e Rs" Gnnase
FsT r ySs II re cSgHT N?G GHE ~ BUR
b eacd y he 81 B. 2 sfn fGGI : TO e
pHe %co on M Mapsata the day s Of October 1885,
T TfIss 3 "a d's ." t f.' spot. suit
9S2 9 10 . WN G: oC1EK Constable:
rn?!s . o? E W." f DrFF4 No o. 5e 'ii
RXitySlIkaST !, f. writ # fiSrI fafias to
., ts rSa s Go5 The rs5i; P5oessd 10 81
ONE Ton or FtESITURE '''' ''''" ''''''
G:IsS 7 GS Ioo o, o Gn tha sn suit
oc2 6 10 10 ~ " Wv "p'' WN c. oIiIRK. Constable.
oS-o " = y =. - . -->re, 1o.2.sSe
sEcosD IusTIcz's CouRT, CITY Or NEW ORLEANS J.
MONS No. 2l2.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of fieri facjas to me
ID directed BY the Hon c. NJ Bradford Second Justice of the
Peace for fas Orleans viii proceed sell at pub:
lie auction Bnuks Magazine street. between era.
vcr Natchez Streets TUESDAY October I4h 1856
Il O'Clock NJ, the following property. wit =
ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Second Dis
trict this citv designated Iy Nos g. O. TO- H. 70 H.
H. Is square 49, comprised within Canal, Cusiomouse a.
gan Avenue streets said lots measuring follows
Lots Nos. measure 81 inches and lines front on
Hugan Avenue by 53 feet inches and lines depth be.
tween parallel lines.
Nos. and 81 feet inches and lines front
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The market for Sugar con-
tned steady with sales of 100 hhis at about previous rites
OF Mosses 80 bLls Refinery Rcboed sold III lot NJ
iSc + gallon.
FLOUR. There still better demand and the sales
summed up 5000 bills follows $50 Ordinary Supcrine
Sc 2 AGO Sc G5 $50 and 800 ST. onis ut 81 b. 1909 in
lot same Fancy 100 Fine nj s. % aud 100
Extra in three lots at 81 25(1S7 IS q bb
GRAIN. The Corn market generally lower, and 5000
sacks sold including 1000 in Co. 40 and 1880 g. 800
at 400 G and $50 Choice White Mt 65c q hushel Prices
for again advanced with sales Of llSD sacks ST. Louis
g. 1000 and loo at Csc Il bSel OF Bran 400 sacks
in store brought 81 3 0U1t The sales Of Wheat included
lG07 sacks follows BAG Red nj 50 At 81 A. 26U Red and
White nj 81 4JSl IS and sol Choice White at 81 IS + bushe
PROVISIONS Mess Pork retailing 81 5u S2l Is, hui
round lots generally held at So Z Bacon, 10 erc"
Fancy Sugarcurcd Huns sold at 13ic = We noticed
one sale of 500 kegs Lard from store private terms
WHISKY Sales 50 bbs Rcctifed Cow proof III 30 lG(
good proof ut 32nS3 20 Raw at 32a and 30 mt c . "on
COFFEE Yesterdays sales confined 10 $40 hays nj l04@
l074c q III.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE... .l50 lbs were sold on Wed
ucstay at soc q gallon.
FREIGTS. We heard Of engagements yesterday
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The increase for the quarter ending the Both September
utmo the corresponding quarter Of 1856 per cent
and over 1854 lS5 With the heavy increase of
ports for the commercial year ending the 3lt of August will
croakers and all the quondam welwishers Of city show
their hands:
late New York paper which is devoted to black repubi-
canism aboition, negrosm and all other isns in abiding
the crop Of exports of the same and the increase
home consumption in noticing the that bales
cotton has been taken for home use by Southern pne and
manufactures in 1856 against s. 900 bales in 1856 says:
twill be seen from these figures that very large amount
who manufacture baggng., osnaburFs,
etc. sufficient TO supply their required wants Until within late
ucers for the necessary compliment for this class Of goods but
establishing looms the manufacture of the coarser Kinds
cotton the cotton while the Of the
dncers of the production OF the finer fabrics OF cotton anu
wooden goods
This is what want in the Soutl-in every comfy and
parish throughout the Southwestern region - factories for
making goods OF every description In the OF
what is the Of sending, were cotton
ycury New England to be made into owes they
termed brown sheeing, shrtins and into cacoes and
prints and hack again additional cost Of twenty
FIVE per cent wen with little excrtion the part Southern
citizens manufactures could be established that would AFFORD
goods less price Of better fabric and tend in other
| to deveope the great resources of the South west
There is large mandatory Of cotton fabrics in Mobile
which furnishes dry goods dealers heavy goods
advantageous than be procured from Northern
| States.
There is one mandatory in our city the Louisiana Manutac
turing Company located in the Fourth District organized unde
the general law regarding associations, which devoted t
making of baggn and and which turns out of thu
very goods, equal and in instances SUPERIOR
manufactured in any other place cSa. We credib
informed that labor he obtained i'll New Orleans low
be had in Louis any place in the West
This is not unexpected, because living and the ordinary
penses Of good alorer and working classes need not be
thun in Northern States. The rgos and severity of Ill
Arctic regions gone through in Louisiana
qently the Of support be made UNNECESSARILY cheaper
few spirited citizens Of New Orleans render scrvc
New Orleans by taking preliminary for this
pose Another important item of consumption aud trade
sugars. sugars have been heretofore New Yor
Philadelphia and ST. Louis refined and made
in those places and brought back and sold good profit
True there etneres in city and its immediate neig
orhood but they very poorly supported and paronze
We might with the degree Of proprcty send Bostc
for daily marketing. True, do get ice from TIL
region if have many similar October mornings
we yesterday shall be independent of New England c
| a,vlIr, n-aif
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR sALE-HAs
4 "A s1lsr il

COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-IIAM-
" ILTON PLANTATION-The subscriber is prepared TO
sell above very reasonable The plantation
is sitated The Bayou Bartholomew four miles from its
mouth the parish of Morehouse. 1t contains Thousand
acres land about hundred of which present in
high state of cultivation.
The estate is well improved, having besides comfortable
Dwelling House good Gin Stables Negro Cabins and all the
necessary outbuings. This plantation Of its size
fertility and location possesses vautges inferior 10 none in
The valley Of the Ouachita md lrieOr is willing to offer
IrChHsng Possession
vii be given Immediately after th> ing Off Of the present
rTor For further particulars, address T. 0. BURTON EST
Monroe, Id; PITCHER G0ORRTtH II Co. New Orleans
ROBERT J. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation Bayou Bartholomew,
E,4n Molehouse La.
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rFIHE GREAT COUGH TaENEEIDE-CHEERY
ELECTROMAGNETIC following original letter hand
publication. Arenedy which elicit such
muns, must be good one:
Galveston Texas, April 25 1856.
Or. O. 0. Woodman, New Orleans:
Ny Dear SirIn justice You and duty owe to suffering
and ny say world of coughing people, state what
invaluable Cough Eemedyyour Cherry Expecorant has
done for me- when All other remedies had failed to give ANY
relief the fall of ls47, living in St Louis where have
sided the time for the last aXeen years. took
which settled my lungs, and confined my bed
and doed and berc by doctors for several weeks but finally
got on my legs again. b. cured of my hard coughing and
rafting and tickling my throat which continued necessarily
for more than six months always the in the winter Ny
friends Insisted had coghe enough to kill dozen
men, and that must be in the last stages of consumption.
made up my mind must cough life left ST, Louis
last to travel and spend the winter in the South
When called in Vicksburg, You will recoect
coughing hard could not talk to make my business
known. You said you would cough AS gave
bottle of your Cherry ENpecoran thought would not
slight aud medicine much as not to try ii; and in
,mkfuness shall ever remember the day did So
began aay and diminish my cough and all tick
ling my throat and before had used more than three
ourhs the of that bottle, was entirely cured and
for weeks did cough though exposed day nd
light all wealhers in travelling However, in March, while
travelling North Carolina, took cold my cough
Ing commenced again, and also the tickling in toa at in
ervals before arrival in New Orleans the 18th inst.
nights my coughing would commence and continue for
hour two procured another bottle from and
in less than two days entirely relieved again. am
determined always keep bottle on hand and in the
meucng of congh few small doses will relieve it
ely am fully satisfied is the best Cough Remedy
known 10 world and is dny you the cough.
ing and afflicted part of the human family put valuable
remedy within the reach ALL Its praise will be upon the
tongues tens thousands of joyful and coughess happy
souls So great remedy your Expecorant should be brought
before the public.
lam, dear sir respectfully yours,
r. j. WOODWARD,
iei2 5mdkW of st. Louis Mo.