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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-04
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fTHE BIRTHS PERIC DIO l. S
i AND IuE
farmers GUIDE.
Great reduction in the price of the later pnblica-
ton l.. scott i Co., New York, continue TO
.pnalisa the following leading British Periodicals.
siz #
TBg LospsN QUARTERLY Njonservatlre)
TIRE EDisaBuRG REVIEW lKhig.)
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties of Great Ritaln-Whig, Tory
aad Radical-but politics forms only one feature
Of their character. As organs OF the nost pro-
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md aeEsioa, they stand, as they ever have stood
aagivailed ii the world Of letters, being con-
sidared indispensable to the scholar and the pro
sessional mar. while 70 the intelligent reader o
every class they furnish more correct and salts
factory record OF the current literature of the
-aas. throa ghaat the werld than can be possibly
ossainea from any other source.
TERMS.
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biaeksood and three Reviews. 9 90
: the four Reviews. 10 90
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-04

VI he has again commenced the business
of butchering, and will furnish the
Best Attak apas Beef,
for The use Of families. during the whole season,
will, treat puntuality, aud will spare no pains to
satisfy his patrons. o-o .s
s Pointe Coupee. April 23 1853. IT,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-04
TO SUG.gR PLANTERS.

TO SVG.YK PLANTERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED announces
- to the planters of this parish that he
ready, as heretofore, to
Twn the Rollers Of Sugar Mills.
His long experience in that kind of work, so
difficult to be well done, enables him to warrant
his work to be done to the satisfaction Of every
one. He refers to Messrs. s. V. Gosserand, Ter
nant l. CO., o. Bouis, c. ". Allen, F. N. Nef, l..
Keiser, E. Boudrean and others.
An early application will enable him to make
all the repair on sugar mills in time for the next
rolling serson Apply at his residence. on False
River. fap2s-6m MICHEL MICHEL.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-04
l. @ ST OR STOLEN

@ ST OR STOLEN
L,aoA my plantation on the Island Of False
l. River, an American Horse Of black color,
With small White spot in the forehead. and 4
part Of the name. near the collar, cray. Said
horse does not pace. Sd
- liberal reward il offered to any person who
viii give information Of the whereabouts Of said
horse, CT bring him back to t.za
s4. GEoRGET CHUTZ
Island Of False River, April 2, 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-04
Restaurant IA
@s%yN and T6sE

THE CITIZENS Of Pointe Coupee are respect
fully informed that the undersigned has just
opened Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, IN the
CITY style, where they can procure all kinds OF
edibles, as well as FRESH OYS1EIts, prepared
in the best style. .--
He also keeps in his
Confectionery Establishment
aIl kinds of Fresh Groceries, and especially all
sorts OF Confectioaares for Evening Parties Balls,
Weddings, etc. CdARLEo oLoEh,
MO Bayou Sara, La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

included aboas 1900 bbls Mess, Of which 4ls were at
sls %, $50 at sis 90. and 2o4 at $40 50 % Dbl:
szo 90 IS the rate generally asked by holders Bacon
has been in good request, and prices have st an mn.
ward tendency. The sales include about enc c,sLy
Of which 81 Ribbed Sides and 90 Shoulder on mi.
vate terms, 30 Shoulders at &c., 80 and loo Ribbed
Sides at 10c 60 Clear Sides in two or three lots a.
l1sc., and 100 in lots at 1lic. y b. OF Lard We
noticed $50 tierees sold atthe advanced price Of
and 500 kegs at 13c. p b.
INDIA BAGGIye. :. "A sale Of 100 bales at 1sc. %
yard.
STAR CANDLES. We hear of about 200 boxes
full weight, sold at 2le. % Ii.
LARD Oh. Some "a bbls. were taken yesterday
ats5c. U gallon
COFFEE. 80. The sales embraced about $500 bags
intending 1925 at l02c, $50 at 11@I14c, 1853 (the
"rapeshots cargo) at 1I4c, and 100 at 11sc. q b.
WHISKY. Prices were higher, and $50 bbls Rec
titled sold at 29c y gallon.
FRETGHTs. Very dull, and nothing new was re-
ported,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
= y
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD
A Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER

AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The Fourth Volume of this beautiful and popular Weekly
Journal sill begin Jann lst 1854 under the most
"s'ns prospects ty w7 # ;' Eml ma ss
and several and important features added which together
with its handsome pictorial illustrations must increase It's
seEg;GSore Will BE- '1,s leading
worthy Of the interest desires 10 fosar. Every De
and snch systems If cuivan the soil stock raising aud gen
era farm naassment proansaed IS have been tested by
c9ntriontos are constantly writing for this department of the
excellent and nfon.on AND Is
universally of the useful features Of the
Ss Confident
'''' 'A' a''''; Mrs. ]. !v'iiRG1N1A FRENCH
VIII e"n ls eonsIo of The Ii ery columns Of the Home
herr admirers and welcome extended the
hee " cs will convey 10 The world he! beautiful ges Of
in the Homestead" for 1852 from the pen of Mrs
IlI.UsrRA TIoNS-The .'TIonesteadu will continue MS
heretofore be Illustrated with handsome eng asirgs pre-.
News R's SEMINARY S ~ fGss BY Re @ will
pear in each number great variety Of in eren nisce
Of uere IN
MARKET REpoRTs-striet attention will be given to Mar.
shall excel in this particular.
| To the Southern People,
!ished in your misevotd the interests Of the
has been pronounced by Competent judges
similar paper Union. We therefore every sonthetn
who tssirssto sIesertte for an Agricultural and Family
and furnish his fairly interesting and useful eodug, give
'af FoRW AS TERNsrhe spahen Homes,en is pub
lished weekly, each nmbsr containing eight large pages
~ n s s @ s II
One copy 81 six COPIES slt Gpies s, atd
wy " ''~ So ~ L. P WILLIAMS J,.NS + Co. o.,
s4sena for speeju:n numbers 'prospsc sses ec Make
Up Glues inEe6iateiy az SnN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
ri hon x 4 a istaze N I, shEks

During the ooatinunnesD the Bonnet pssse
gers and freight w be at tported betxseis Orleans and
pAs hancha; Bridge c miles from New reansJ by The
trans of the Carroos e abroad Ink encs Iy
and commodious Manchac Fridge yhic,
there Is no interruption. 'S' '"
leave NSs Orleans fra the Ca .o,ton Rail-
rond nep9t lvp ciiee six O'Clock in III ming and III
twenty mtnuts six ia Che Afternoon rsirrInr tn
Orleans will arrive Gspot Tiyo C ME rht ecocm
In the morning, and the hour in the even;rr o.
The trains 'snner ~ leave the dess The foot o. Cal.
nops s dn ~ y. - ana Returning, will leave
ner NJ $50 "A ~ and a5 r. NJ Freight s ttatim will
se received At the passenger depot r. Meant, Yo NJ
Fare 40 cents each way. '''+ NV 4 = ~
freight Tor a.1shae and above daily
No freight whe recavs consigned In naes re "a
ing at the established The line eli ia con-
.4iecons. $50 ~ '-'"~'V' 'o WV
WI pc seen bs toEasotng that ei frspb
sw w out Interruption
swh oIher roads uii,te sdseegulary ~ hersao!o5s,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

i Var co,. T,-,.. -
of how hieh tbs vate, ~ v, n sneee M.nnnda
not rise high by thirty feet * i1o = slo = ao
orglnai marx OF least sixty i've feet ii iTa5 -
d.eS ga s NY tees; and 70 1905 nealsy MO han
The .bjci wstsrsn sncs ~, 49,. yeaxa
cant that have scarcely taken ne trorhis = ss
. a Thus, you will perceive that ~ pl1S1sss
sionai .r. ,ssa Ile.sy IDe river msy nals T. &C.,
approaching vhsn Il Iii 80. - Des - 80
In conclusion, sir, Win condeseend ~ EsS NJ -
snaallon o. these arguments: when me ana pe6oeo
LauIinr ~ could stsDd ~ DeliyaT
Barry and pitch h;scn,t y s. II 49, ~
o,ser side, and 10 low water Ne vsi sc y non
~. The gradual tDidksi4 spd dxsvevi1r Of
Ycur ~ 4. moe secret o re natter:
The following were n. .,,ss.as
The Red river packet q I. uosss' 49, ),
GraeH with 81 beI.. .otso - ~ "
Wednesday. 49, - y
The Lafourchs packet D.. R.t.x a.. /. -
with 274 hhds sugar, Ga ~. ~ - =.
lasses. 57r7 "a. 4 .- s-.'
The Bayou Sara packet O. \ i. -. -
Baranco, with los bales cotton. ia hha- 1850.
4s9 bbls molasses. = 4 --
The steamer Bayou Belle. ca -. 81 =,
bales cotton II hhds sugar and q I'M ,rs.
The steamer A. W. Baker, Car. suI1E ~. 1ns
hhds sugar and 10 bbIs moEasses.
with SO bales cotton and I31 bids. totaeea "
Thu .tao,,n. cL..A.- 60. ~ =
Ane stedhef SnoctaW, CapSs y. II. SlJvEx, with
I'm. ~ g. n"us so.scco IL -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

s11SsSr three OF dor free those ove hJss
fufl.are.
s.sny tkss IN psckaxesaf be had st tie
1ce 81 Ee Master OF Trsnysxa.en Merchants
S restGe the line of the can procure
aEss o. nve for their reduced
fpe oglSHy are prepaasS los.rd Goods and Pack
80 o. a kiats every place sta waq they have
Ho0 hsoeiyus from or delivering the Gtn,c Of patrons
.... n. e. WILLIAMS,
MA K2stsr Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

The following figures show the position of the same
banks on the sth May, 1858, and May 1850. 1t will
be observed that they do not hold by nine millions of
dollars so much specie they did last year at this
time that the line of discounts is expanded nearly
seventeen millions of dollars with decrease in for
eign exports. In fact, the banks of New York are
not in so strong position as they ought to be to
meet the expected reverses in trade from the other
side of the Atlantic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

THO COTTON PLANTERS-I TAKE PLEASURE
in announcing that Messrs. VAUDEVILLE 4 NELL
KENNY authorized agents in this city to make
tracts for the Of
MY INVENTION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

SuGAN....Thc sales amounted to about QUO hhds.,
at previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair 6616ac. s ID.
MoLAssss. Very dali and nothing done worth
reporting. On Saturday 800 bbs. fernenting were
sold Mt 33c. u gallon.
FLOUR. Holders were asking the advanced rate
of 81 so " Dbl for Superne, at which there were no
buyers, and we did not hear of sale worth report
ing.
GRAM. Corn was in good request, with an up
ward tendency in prices, and we noticed sales of
about $500 sacks, including 500 Yellow at 95c 423
Mixed at 81 02a $500 sacks in lots at 9O@95c. for
Ordinary, and 81 05 for White; 1900 White, in three
lots, at 81 o. and LOG at 81 10 % bushel. Oats were
firm, with sales of some 1900 sacks, of which 300
ST. Louis at 70c, 100 at TIC, $50 at re, and
2Go at 73e u bushel. OF Bran 400 sacks sold at
81 10, and 100 poor at 81 So U loo lbs.
Provisions Pork was still higher, and the sales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
Into Yarns,
And ali business in relation to it.

Into Yarns,
And ali business in relation 1t.
will only say here that make the capital
location the power expenses very nearly
that gins cotton to spin it that with
the addition OF machinery costing about half what the in
creased value of the yarns the first year will be- which
attended by surplus labor of , plantation girls
10 women, and old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE TEE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
We spin the best Yarns in ;e world The danger from fire
the Clubhouse is immensely reduced many other advan-
ef value, And what of great importance is
all this fully demonstrated by lis Gay operation
the pl ntaton Of Col Geo $. Yerger Yazoo City
Planters desiring full Particulars referred MY
Agents, above.
Applicants for agencies will please address he enclosing
tesim ,nas
my3 imkW GEO. G. HENRY
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.,

NOTICE. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed ef all his right title and
est in the business known as "DORR'S SOUTHERN ADJ
vERTISING AND COLLECTING AGENCY" 10 the fna o.
A. B. sTRAWBRl DGE Co.. will continue it hereto.
FORE j. W. DDRR,
New Orieans December
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17
ae0ielu Of tle yflarktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.
sduy Morning, May II, 1859.
CoTroN The Borussia's advices reporting active
war in Europe, brought market quite to stand
yesterday, and we did not hear of sale worth re-
porting. Some reduced offers made, but in gen
elal holders were not Offering their stocks
srArEAKEr OF COTTON
Stock hand 1st September. bales 60 l43
hcceiyea sihrs l25,323
Received Yesterday. I9W-17z7. 223
l,757, Gt6
Exported SincP ,tgl CSC
Exported yesterday 2,It6-l!9i,352
Burnt. li.5W l595. 3ss
Stack bad cleared ..,,....,..... 1854
TOBACCO. We hear of only II lds sold, at -,
6 at 7ac. and at 75e. u fb.
srATKaFkT OF TOBACCO.
stock hama lst September. 1883 .hhdH 2S0 Oh
is1Sel'ef. li59J
Hccuietd yttttriay luS5 45,6-U
1904
Exported .e,tetag Observation-Disclosures. 32 Al 9j1
Stock On baud not cleared. ,7i2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

W. Rogsl strsst-For he Cure Of old 9htose erca't
from business exposure friends 4s
all cases.
The psslieled which has attended b. rrac
able BY the mos eminent yssans inss him astine si-
sss st to q Fl he assasss ss
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. Is.nss per
r5 searss s{Rss eaS
sf &c nay dsf ssii Sdp ss s M ,
o e hs ss If a
s s9 saTs o s sHs nsS re @ ]
Ting them for siter business society Viz ostutiooe t
Syanshey ases;s produced BY early asiEy ., yaeth II.
sa s a'SS a aaa I Poss f Il s @ sar
pepss Sryolsless lrritahi',, synPton Of Consan2s4
ealsd H. Of Memory, Confusion # Iissa Depression
es s deSG ay e AysF srs s s Of s
A. se5sos afflicted with any Of she above syron, 1H,
aeath lie, no false delcaey prevent You but ap6y at acs ~
the awful and dreadful coa,oQusnes ct r
Weaknes Of tie organs Immediately euraa and call rs
Reraenlbsr "The Medical House of Dr. e2casss
Private separate reserved. aaas4se,
st'ssss s ' aonorrhes cured
'F d r. R'y' 81 ca 1f: fSns ,7.s,.
I,aE IMPROVED mcCHsssNssy WASH
ING MAGETISF-M nnuae!nred and for s.a BY he
asiss ss M 1i + s9ss sf, @
james Caliis IS Apollo street, where Fly sn
i he pty attended All ask OF }9 Dneiaita s.
trial and they do satisfaction, tta tie
nehsy will be refunded. NJ DAUGlHETE
VI Nc. 10 Apnii street.
I, BOUNTY AND AND PEN +ItISs-oFFICE
m No. IL Elk iiRuge Alley, stairs, nearly opposite the
III Pust-tice. Soldiers, Seauen and Fmtets who have
" been the service o. the United States ;ver,mert
more, disturbance sinca 1888,
tied l6 of land Wild and muor children OF
SolNrs and entitled hoaniy
land ard pensions. rCiams male and po,uFnt with dis
patch by JOHN tLHGEl.i
ri5 IL Exchange Alley. stairs
SUCCESSION OF LIE WIS n. sEf7s71'cJs--sll
- having CLAIMS against the Lewis
Shelton PLEASE present the .diei tes
signed JOHN G. tAREiiI,
Testamentary + X cnt r,
AT sinl0d No. 81 GbtntAet street.
n s2~sa, j. E. MATTHEWS :: k.s.--G4asi.
cit 49, RIhQE TRIMMINGS ever Jtli..e s=ed.Ht
building and Repalr!1y csfsiH;e: se, teF s.
tnd Hu,a, at Nc l:e iravieE street, Few orJus. stl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17
II ROAD -sTaHEK A&RAFGEMENT.
Commencing sGndaY, ssf4s /, 1853:
~7ESPARruRE or CARS

l0H :. which will be the is4La eetar train.
On Sundays the steam will the o'rio 4lorning
trip and leave the city hour afer IL O'clock tan II
O'Clock at night.
On and after Sunday. so East there will be ha os trips
Svsry Sunday from O'Clock fgnt &.
Extra special trips night Eorss
a7hen required. by notifying ma Conductor.
The Steam Train will st At GENTLY Station when Estised,
ept OF mail trips, and after clock r. NJ Sundays. Fare
aadi ID CENTS ard canductos have timely not!ea
stop ago III
r. NH ihI FSt4 A'o fH"hsrshs
..----- Through to New York in Four Days
and Lakes.
Qseks Route TO Memphis St Ios. Chicago Cincinnati.
Ma,a1ksn. Philadelphia New York SD alt Eastern Cities
Two Day. Time Saved !-only Seventy Miles Sagpg-sn
Few Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Rail ROAD
TO Canton, MIS- thence by Mississippi Gse3ral Railroad
Coaches 10 t'ranA function, Tenn
Through ticket Memphis can had Mt the
Ticket office Of th New Orleans Jackson AID Northern
Railroad Company.
Tie roads ia the Ga of the Mississippi Central abroad
now ecouie good a close connections throughout
the whole route.
The track laying tie Mississippi Central Railroad is pro-
crossing rapidly and bs staging will reduce accordingly
e5.six'y pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
AT I'm SIMS, SUTTON 4 DUDLEY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17
GENOA.
B 0 R D E A U X
A N I W E R P

kNR- FOR ANTyNERP-THE AL AMERICAN
kTN shin New England, Capt. Edge, is now loading
iasssnd LAYING ncSi Of hi cargo engaged will have
quick dspatch For remainder Of freight, apply
my6 BAXTER, LOvELI& co.
For passage, having good for cabin and
steerage passengers apply beari Post 81 Third DISTRICT
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-31

PEACH TREES For FIREwooD-It seems a
monstrous proposition to grow peach trees for
firewood, yet the California Farmer maintains
that it will pay the grower; and if so, that is
enough. 1t says
Firewood is heavy tax, and the value and
price will increase for years unless we have
railroad to the mountains and woodlands that
we may have access to them. We have several
times reverted to the value of the peach tree as
hrewood, and we ask serious attention to what
will be found true that there is no tree that
can ba planted so cheaply or that will grow SO
quickly as the peach, and while it is maturing
tor firewood the fruit will pay for the labor
three or four times. A thousand acres can be
planted on some land of little value say sandy,
grayely highland. The peach pits can be plant
ed in burrows made with plow in straight lines,
sixteen feet apart, and covered with the plow
again. The fruit that falls the swine can eat ;
and nothing is better for swine pasture than a
large orchard. The good fruit can be gathered,
cut and dried, and shipped abroad with profit
Ia six or eight or ten years. the tree will have
reached size fit for firewood and there is no
wood grown superior to it. Whoever wishes to
make his ''pile " can do so with little expendi-
ture, for this will be done by somebody.
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-31
"The tom Boys.'v

The "Tom boy" is an eager, earnest impul-
sive, bright eyed glad hearted kind souled spec
linen OF genus femme. If her laugh is a little
too frequent, and tone little too emphatic, we
are willing to overlook these for the sake of the
true life and exultant vitality to which they are
the "escape valves and indeed we rather like
the high pressure nature which must close off its
superhuous steam" in such ebulitions The
glancing eye, glowing cheek, the fresh, balmy
breath, the 1.-THE and graceful play of the limbs
tell tale of healthy and vigorous physical de-
veopment which is natures best beauty. The
soul and the mind will be developed also in due
time, and we shall have before us woman, in
the highest sense Of the term.
When the " Tom boy" has sprung up to
healthtul and vigorous womanhood she will be
ready to take hold of the duties of life, to be-
come a worker in the great system of humanity.
She will not sit down to sigh over " the work
given to her to do" to simper nonsense langush
in enRui, or fall sick at heart-but she will ever
be able to make up her burden of duty. In her
track there viii be sound philosophy, in her
thoughts bodness, and originality, in her heart
heav en- 5 own purity, and the world will be
better that she has lived in it," To her allotted
task she will bring health, vigor, energy and
spirits. and these will give her both the power
and The endurance, without which her life must
be, in some respects failure" Home Journal
There, that is true, every word of it, and we
are glad that one has had the good sense to say
it, Guide them right, and restrain only to direct.
and then let them run. 1t is to them far more
than to all the parlor ladies in the land that we
are to look for healthy women, wise healthy
mothers and healthy children. Their outdoor
exercise, their romping, and running and jump
ing, their climbing fences and trees, and driring
hoops, not Wearing them, their whoopng laugh
ing,- shouting and singing in the open air,
their playing ball, skating, driving oxen, raking
hay, and riding horses and colts all help develop
their physical systems, give impulse to their
blood and energy 10 their souls. One woman
made out of sensible TOM hoy is worth meet
lng-house full of yo r mealy mouthed, lily
fingered ladies that are fatigued almost 10 death
on walking hundred rods.-PoTtland Pleasure
Boat
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-31
To California Consumers
BILLINGS HAMS.

r DESIRE to call particular attention of con-
upon my Hams, which in all cases bears fac
smile of my signature, and is in every respect
the same label have used for many years past.
The unrivalled reputation which my Hams
have long borne in the California market, rem
ders me exceedingly anxious that no Hams pack
ed by other persons should be mistaken for the
well known and genuine
HORACE BILLINGS HAMS,
And my present object is to ask consumers, es-
pecially to distinguish my Hams from certain
other Hams, which learn have this season been
sent to California on which the name of
BILLINGS
has been placed, with label resembling mine
in style, type, &c.
My Hams are cured under my own personal
supervision, and their admitted excellence is
owing to the great care used, and the peculiar
preparation they undergo in curing, by which
delicacy of flavor, preservation of the juices OF
the meat, and freedom from undue saltness are
secured.
confidently assure purchasers of my Hams in
California that the cure of 1859 will be found OF
the choicest quality and flavor, and fully equal
n all respects to any heretofore packed by me
for that market. HORACE BILLINGS,
Patentee, Beardstown, Illinois,
N. B. All barrels containing the Hams of this
seasons packing, in addition to the usual brand
will bear the words in red paint,
.sCure of $50,
Crosby g. Dibblee, Agents."
San Francisco Sept. ID, 1859. se24:3m