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The Opelousas courier., 1869-05-29
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r. u O. Al E.
A N Eagle" Gin Stand, with all the
IA running gear complete and in fine
order. Also, q Newell Screw and Press
-as good 40 new. Persons wishing to
purchase can see the above on my Waxia
Plantation.
I have also an excellent'S Steam Engine
and Sugar Mill, which would sell on
very accommodating terms.
J. A. TAYLOR.
April 4th, 1868. 43tf. -.
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MISCELLANEOUS
A Kiss and Its Censeauenee..

blizzard" Californian, relates the follow
ng in an epntae In which he enlleayors 10 uroy.
and does-that anybody can write poetry. Il
9 gem, something after the manner Of Pos,
more co.
Said 1, my pretty miss,
Let me have kiss.7
And I reveled in the bliss
Rich and "meller."
"Jast help yourself to nose,"
Said she, tripping DER the foor,
And backing towards the door
OF the cellar.
never saw the trap,
Till fell through, 'Reralapr
And you should have seen me ''drap~
Through the hole!
Full twenty feet fell
How struck cannot tell
But sent up such yell,
On my soul,
That the girl thought was dying,
And at once Get mp crying
For the old man, who Sas trying,
NOe fRF OH,
To mend . broken pump.
lie turned, and with jump,
Cleared the shed, and tambled plump =,
In q troughl
60 S*'- e. n So. y,
But what has this to do
With my story, which is true
As the gospel, old or newt
With o hop
He came up, inquired the matter,
whence this screaming and this clsster I"
He had half . mind to rap hsr;r - r.
On the cop = = = = =
OF her head. Sha meekly pointed
Down the steps where I, disjointed,
Lay with grease and mud aneinted, 80
Ca the floor. -.-.
'Bhzzard' up che steps was carried;
Quite month these t.Rlissard" sasried-
In two months was "Blissard' ma.ried-
Nothing woesl
The Opelousas courier., 1869-05-29
Public Sale.
Estate of Joha 1eale. deceased

Estate Of Joha 7sase, deceased.
PY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
~ Parish Court i'm and for the Parish
OF st. Landry, there will be sold at pub
hc sale, to the last and highest bidder.
by the undersigned Administrator or q
duiy commissioned auctioneer, in Little
rralrle Mamouth, near Bayou Chicot, in
this Parish, on
Monday, June 7th, 1869,
the following described property, be-
longing to the Estate of John Teale, de-
ceased, late of the Parish of St. Landry,
to wit:
- The Plantation,
sAsaA and all the improvements thereon,
except one building, being the same upon
which said deceased last resided, situated
i'm Little Prairie Mamouth, near BAYOU
Chicot, in the Parish of St. Landry, con-
tanning three hundred and twenty acres
of land. \. 0
A Tract of Land,
situated in the same quarter, and adioin-
ing the plantation hereabove described,
measuring forty eight arpents. =
Twenty head of horned cattle;
One lot of hogs;
Two mares;
One saddle and bride;
A lot Of lumber;
One loom;
Three bedsteads;
One bureau
One tool chest; !.
One corn sheller;
One toilette;
Two watches;
One buggy;
And many other articles,
the enumeration of which
will be too tedious.
In conformity with the laws and Con-
stitution of the State of Louisiana, tbs
above described land will be sold in lots
OF not less than ten NOR more than fifty
acres, as will be more particularly des-
cribed on the day Of sale.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS ALI sums of
ten dollars and nnder, payable cash, and
all sums upwards of ten dollars, on
credit of one and two years from the day
of sale; purchasers to furnish approved
personal security, to the satisfaction of
whom the right; and, moreover, the
lands remaining specially mortgaged un-
to said Estate until full and eutire pay
ment Of capital and interest which may
accrue thereon, at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum from time due until paid.
CHARLES TEALE,
LIZ Administrator.
Opelousas, May LIST, 1869.
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Town Lots For Sale.

A LOT or aR0HNn sitaatsd On Union se.,
] IA ncaF tAe Cathnaic Convent of 0pNlousas
Lot of 0roasd sftnated On CoaF4 Street,
nsar tts eoutherp exfsenity. Apply at the Coa-
sser onsee. Jane 18th, 1853.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-05-29

HORS ES AND nj q l. e s
EOR SALE.
n I have constantly on,a
hand . lot Of Creole Hor- -
~Eses and Mnles for sale0kn
cheap for cash. They can always be
seen ut the plantasion of Dupre Il Co.
mean, {late Joseph Gradenigo's place. }
Also, wild msres for sale.
Call ON me ut home, in this town.
ALCEE DUPRE.
Opelousas, August 18th, 1867. lott.
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JOHN GELvIN,

BRlCKLAYER AND PLASTERER,
~ pacity. for the construction Of buildings,
tombs, ovens, ground eisterns, or any other work
In his line. He hopes BY his work, his punctn-
slity, and his moderate charges. to merit o por-
tion Of the public pstronage. His residence is
at Mr.. Maxwell's, Opelousas. Dec S.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-05-29
MASONIC.

Xxx Gordy R.. A. Chapter So meets
"\as the Humble Cottage Lodge. No. 10 al
Opelousas, the first Tuesday after the full moon,
at 81 clock p. M. h. u. GIRARD, HIP.
jos. D. RICHARD. Secretary.
Opelouaas, July 18th. le68.-ly
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e OmNINE FEET PECK. :,
st ChatAigner. EAug. 29th, 1858.
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HINCKLEY b sTAGG,
Receiving ana Forwarding Merchants,
WASHINGTON, La,
At the old stual of o. HinekleY q Son.
Washington, La, Feb. 6, tS6e. 9m.
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No. 81.

"A. L. r e r r r o y -,

L. II. e. ARDN YER & CO..
EXPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers i'll Ury
Il Goods Nos. Vi, 20 and - C",lllrn Street
adjoining City Hotel. New ORLEANS, LA.
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Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCoCK, TO the several Shcrins OF our
= Counties Of Hancock. Psnooscot. fors.
its Cumberland, Lincoln, kencbec, OxtDt a.
-" Somerset. Washlnsto waldo. Pi clta-
qui., franklin, Arpossoos, Ambrose ok.in
eagadahoc and Knox or either OF their
Deputies, DREErINC
We command you 20 attach the goods OF estate OF
William II. wilson of Deer Lie Ia said County OF
Hancock. 10 the value OF One Hundred Dol ars
aud summon the said defendant f he may br
I'm your precinct, 10 appear before our Jn-t es
of the supreme judicial Court next % be holden
cock. on the fourth Tuesday OF Oc;Ober n xt. then
and there in our said Court TO answer anto Ciira
4 Williams ia her own rights and vii
hams her husband, both of Deer Isle aforesAid.
In Plea OF the Case. for that the sad Defsn-
dant At Deer Isle To wit, SAID Ellsworth on the
.iAth day Of Snvcmbcr A lsd7 by his prom-.
ory note Of mat date by him su b-crioe tor
received, promised Clara =. Williams the FlIiu-
TN pas her the sum Of SlNt, Five Dollars lp
six months from date with intcses.. which time
has elapsed.
Also. Tor that the Defendant At Ellsworth afor,.
said. on tiir day Of hr Pur ha>c Of this Ntit, be-
Ing Indebted to the flHtntr Ia another sum oi
Eighty Five Dollars. for s1 much money before
that time had and received by the sald Defendant
to the fltntid use, IA consideration thereof,
promised the flaintin 10 pay them that sum on 'l"
mand.
Yet though oflcn re-, ue~teI thr said Defendant
has not paid sad sums but negi cts so To do, 70
the damage % said Plaintiff. a. they "a tht
OF one Hundred Dollars, which shall tn.a aud
there be made TO appear with other du~ dlmtg
And have yoH there this writ With your do.-g'
therein
Witness. ions ArrLEroN, Esquire at Fn,worth
this fret day Of ocpteuhcr IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred sni sixty eight.
+. W. PEgFi. Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK $. supreme Judicial Court, April
Term, ls.5a
On the foregoing suit II l.. or,l.red by the Court
that notice al the pendency thereof be given %
all persou- interested ny serving sItested copy
oi the wri and hi. order thereon on the said dr-
tcndaat or by publishing the same ip he tIl--
sorh American three weeks snceessvely he ,a,y
publication "r service azores Id % be AT least
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29

War. disease and famine are considered the
most powerful emissaries OF death. There are
others. more destructive than the three unied.
We sllude to the deadly poisons sold ss rum.
gin. brandy, whiskey. wine. &C. A glance nj
cur criminal calendars, police reports and med
ical statistics proves tbis. There il no re-
strictions on the sale of Speer's Ssmbuci Wine
IA fiattering testimonial Of its worth and pu-
rity. In our opinion its sale should Be encour-
aged in every section Of the country. not mere
" for its non-intoxicating properties. but for
il rare and valuable medicinal virtues, ap-
proved by eminent member OF the faculty. I'D
Europe and America. washington Star.
Awant has been felt and expressed bv PLY
sicians for . safe and reliable pnrgative such
awant is now supplied 10 Pareon's Purgative
Pills.
Henry K. Bond, Of Jefferson, Maine. was
cured.oi splitting Of blood soreness and weak
ness Of the stomach, BY the use Of ''Johnson's
Anodyne Inimsut."
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
sS-PrkRr DAVIS Vegetable rain-killcr.
DODD'S
DID 1T.

NEW LoSI.nN. toN>.. April ~, l-tg.
EEaEMBERED FEIESD-I thought ti well to wait
another week before wiring, To sec II continued
10 Improve, a. | have bcrn doing for spm. time.
under The treatment ~ the new medicine. sni
happy to tell yuu that ! getting better
iastrr than when you here. |
msD~cd the use oil Dopps NkRViNE without
any body advising me to IL When I began with
q could ony walk from my b.i the chair.
NJ sroabie has been extreme pain in the he AL.
and has lasted over thr-c wears. vi the mcdictnr
| have heretofore axsn has Iaiird to give any
lief | am now able To go up and down stair. and
daily Improving. | consider the NERNi>E the
best medicine ever found. ami shall continue it,
Tor ain confident of entire recovery. have
taken only thr-. bol' :, AMI would b. with
out IL any account.
sw.s SrTY truly, Mis-. l. : NJ III.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
Bankruptcy atotires.
Court Of Bankruptcy.
Iesal 1otiee;

At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants OF Dedham
held March eighth ls6s. under article 1sh to see IL
the town will vote to petition TO the County Com
missioners to alter the road around Phillips and
Manns hills 80 called or act any thing thereon II
was voted. that this matter be len with the
seieetmeu and that they he instructed 10 make a
view OF the pr misses and act accordingly.
Attest; " BENZ. ?. TODD,
Town Clerk
To the Honorable Board OF County COMMISSION
ers for the county Of uaneock.
We, the undersigned sel.ctmen of Dsdham. in
persnance cf the above vote have view rd IN. l"-
cations about said Pniili p and Nan shi'l and We
think will be OF great public beGeat bav. some
alterations m de in those localities
We thereisr' respectfully request your Honora-
bic Board 10 view said loeations and locate such
alterations on -ad road a. IN your judgement, YOU
shall deem su hcieBt satisfy the travelling public
srreelbly 10 the statutes Ia such c..se made and
provided.
f.. b. BATES.
MYRoS T. GlLNcRE. SeiSs nsdSsm ainsm 0'
Dodham, April Asst, ls69.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. So. Court Of Coan,y Commission.
er., April Term, A. ID. 1859.
I roN The foregoing petition it is con-
- sidered by the Commissioners that
The pettiipners are responsible and That they
ought TO oe heard toalhihg ie matter i"rth Ia
their petition, aud therefi order the County
mlSsioners m e al The house Robert JJnI"
son IN Dedham Tues iay the -, day of Aug. n,xE
al O'Clock T.. Nj and thence proceed ~ view TIC
route mentioned Tn salH petition immediately after
winch y!cs hearing Of the parties and Witnesses
viii be had al some eonve isnt place In the stcini-
~, and such other measures taken tn the premises
- the Commissioners shall Jadge proper. Aad It
= furthe-
ORDERLD-Thst notice of IN. time place
and purpose uI the tommIs-ioners' meeting afore.
said be gwen to ali peIs sons and corporations
interested BY serving attesied copies the peti-
tlon aIIsi This order thereon. the CLERK Of the
town % Dodham and by posting up atte sted copiss
A. aforesaid. in three y tolic places in sad town
thirty dass AT least before the time appointed
said view, and by Publishing the petition aud
der thereon. three weeks iy la the Etl--
worth American, q urws.aper published al Els-
worth, IN the nunty of Hancock, the first pub
licatlon TO be thirty days az least before of
SAID view. that all persons and corporations
ested may attend AMI be heard II they tni TX tt.
Attest, II. B. SAUNDERS. CieIk
true copy OF the petition aud order tn go
Attest. III. Is. SApSpER>. -i.rS.
JSU
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
STATE OF MAINE,

lRrAst RFE'- OFFICE,
Augusta July IS, 1859.
PUR>JANf to Chap. D, sec. 81, OF the Revised
statutes, vii at the state rrelsursr's on e in
Augusta, the eighth dl of September az
eleven r'ciock Ia The ~ enoOu sell and 'uv"y bs
deed % the highest bidder, all the int If h~
state In the tracts OF land neGrni ter described.
lying id unincorpOrsted town-hips the SAID trarts
hiyinH been forfeited the Stat- for state tIN-.
aud county taxes. certified to the Treasurer u
state, Tor the yetF I1o1.
the -ae and conveyance Of each tract VII on
made subject o ii right in The owner part own
e., whose rights nave been forfeited 10 redeem
the any time within one year after the sale
bt pas ing rendering to the pa ch ser his pro-
potion OF what the purchA-gr paid therefor ~ thv
,alr Wtth Interest a the rate of twenty per rtit
y annum from the time Of SAL. IIi O1s dttttr
iir release, , such owner may re ieem IN iutrr-
est by paying aforesaid to the Treasurer uI
state. a. provided in Cn y. O. sec 80, Of the r.
yi,eI statutes.
No traci, howey-t, viii be sold al price I---
than the full amouEt due theieon tor such un
paid state and county taxes, inttrest and cost,
n described in the following schedule
Hancock County.
e8ji acres, 80. g. South Division, 2"1i
$50 acres, No. y, ~
s5I acres No. 10 adjoining steubeni IN -
s-i acres, No 49, Middle Division, ) II
lo1 acres No. - in h. u
30 acres, No. +0 ~
Pond island, II
Cali island. ~
Aest Black Island, en-
JJt acres, Long Island. 5ss
Swso wM. CALDWELL, Treasurer
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
Snecial Notice.

An persou indebted 10 the subecrber are re-
N Ei,svorth before the first day Of September
Alter that date, all unpaid bills viii be left with
an Attorney '0' 's HLExANDER FULTON,
Blpehil, July 5th, 1853. ~"
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
,vHE MISS SQUOIPOWDgR

= actually cures Cancer and Scroful-
Gus diseases sf thr skin. Report to l.. !. Med
icai society and statements Of Physicians in cir
cula T, senf free on application 10
CHAs. A. DUBOIS, General AGENT,
p o. Box 1859 l.s Scarf ST., New York
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
S1,OO List.


5Papers Hosfords Bread Preparation. ! 90
Flour. " heat Me.l, oat Meal Samp, Homminy.
Wheat Groats, Yellow Meal, (ooteil. Tobacco,
English and French Pickles, Ouch Cheese Pres
tons Cocoa Pre- parations, Bond's Cracker of all
kinds T.matoes Fruits of all kinds, Lobst crs and
Oys.ers in cans, English \ French Austar Il, Pure
olive oil. Worcestershire Sauce Pure + straci-
pe-s -sicated Cod Fish. English and Americ. IN Toll
ct soaps. English Cod Fish, Wooden Wal e, ana
every thing usually iound IN First Class Grocery
Store, We have, and will sell for small dVanee
irnm
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
Medical Notice.

The undersigned. having had an extensive
practice Ellsworth for the past eight years, now
EEL. that il Is duty he owes To himself and pub
lie {, set apart a fe months tor medical study
4 shall therefore leave Ellsworth, about the mid
die of Oct ne xt. for awhile. Frou this date un-
III the Is OF October and during my absence,
intend 10 have all Of my accounts settled, all per.
sons wishing settle " ith me viii please call be-
tore thai time +. II. HAKDfSG, ~. ID.
Ells July 2S, le-S. 3otf
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29

DICKENS WORK
In their most complete form.
The publication of Master Humphreys Clock,
by Hurd and Hoaghton, makes their editions
the most complete ones In the market.
Master Humphreys Clock
consists Of the chapters originally. connected
with the Old Curiosity Shop and 'Barnaby
Rudge.' anu is now reprinted for the first time
in America. nor can it be obtained in any Of the
current English editions. In these chapters,
Mr.. Pickwich reappears. as do also Mr.. Weller
his son. the irnm6rtal Satn. and y third Weller,
son Of sam, an epitome " his grandtaih, r. In
this volume viii also appear
Additional Christmas Stories,
not included in the previous collection of this
Series comprising Seven Poor Travellers, The
Holly Tree Inn, Somebody's Luggage. Mrs. Lir-
ripers Lodgins. Mrs. LHriper.s Legacy. Dr.
Marigods Prescription, Mugby Junction. Al
so,
General Index Of Characters and their
Appearances.
made expressly for Hurd and Houghtou,s ed
iiions. more than eighty pages long. and enab-
ling at To find. as in directory. the
name and place Of every one of Mr. Dickens
inventions. To this l. added an
Index Of Fictitious Places, Familiar
Sayings, etc.,
rendering Huri and Houghton,s edition thor
oughy II rushed, and the emily complete
ones In the market. The Indexes
were compiled with great care BY
Mr.. W. a. Wheeler. the wcIl
known editor OF Wcb>ter's
Dictionary.
MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK. House.
hold Edition. One vol. 10 mo. Cloth. 81 80.
RNFRsIpF EDITION One vol. crown y 20.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
=" rNi,sa,S,,.n ~ iTiS1Ens 81 III: fihh IN

All personsare hereby warned sgainst purchasing
or nsing fire FNiinguishcrs, manufactured by the
Gaobs fsrs trsiagatsh,ng Co, doing business at
No. prY I street. New York. CHEMICAL ~.
GiNEs of sny Kind in which water imprrgnatsd
with earbonio acid gas, Is used As tho cxiinxsi-h-
irg element. except those manufactured ami sold
By the American Consolidated Fire tN. Co.. OF
Others duly licensed and authorized BY the undcr-
.ign.d, on pain of inmediats prosecution for In =
fr1ngrmeni said Company hay ing a license under
'ar letters patent for the United states. covering
tfc use of said srats, " at-r.
DAN ~b> MILES. Admi pl-traior of
T.; ,ARiitK. Deceased. raten,ee-.
Boston. j.. ne a. ls5p Avs
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
Eo7 sAIaH.

good New Mich Cow, 1--WE Yeas old, gentle,
and has no failing Of any kind for sale BY the
subscriber. lHohAs FUSS
Hancock. July =, 1853. 3wD
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
Removal.

". t.EEtLN, WDuII rreptctfuIIy
\ announce to his old Patrons. anl the
public "a sencsii that no has Removed from his
'IJ -tan.I tn the new store next onr above pr l..
A. NORRIS Drug store, formerly Il, y. FEt KS
he would also this oppor unity TO eNprc-. his
tbspk. 70 hi. old patrons for their Edulgf nccs,
patronage and ftvors and would respectfully So
iicit heIr continuance Of the -Ane, aud also their
attention 70 ti~ following noiire.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
DR.. RIOHAU'0
GoLDEN BAIsAN No, 2

.ct- in tloeT.. a. sAfae a. No will cure
Tertiary HsreiitAry syphili., OF scrofala IN its
wor., forms after all other treatment fails have
thou.znd. of crrtiacat~s certifying TO miraculous
cure. ted by these renaeics- faibent. eat aud
DRINK xhai they Ike. and require no outward ap.
p!iratisn. Thousands suffer from syphiiitc and
N.rrarinl RhsumA;i.m who no; OF 1t /.
AMI defy such to obtain a radical curr without
tl. all Of these mesticines. Its beneficial cnccis
are felt .; once IL has -AIsed paiiests fom ho.p'
tai beds In one week. whs have lain there for
vcAr- under the bc. practitioner IN the City nd
a The only radical cure for The wort disease
known syphilis syphiltle and hcrcurth Rhru-
matt an Ia the most painful form OF this disease
Panent. IN man, Instances are eonnned to ihrn
beds for months and years. losing APPe'.tr; lAl1-
tnr .wnv in 0csh ;in r,duoed 20 mere skeletons,
patieniav await & the arrival Of death to relieve
tht IN II ,heir .uncrIng,. to -nch woald say, my
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
READY CASH !!

The man with ready cs-h j. the man JkLLI>oS
wants to -ee. for he is bound 10 close ont his
stock without any regard to cost by September
i~s,. No man wanting goo. i In my line should
mis-. calling me before buying. for profit i,
not what am after this season. but IL is to sell
my goods. CASH will buy them. CREDIT
viii not.
This is the time and place gentlemen for you
To save dollar. ~ no other dealers will sell
low =. ] will, unles, he l. similar situated.
IproJso-e changing my business. AMI my stock
will lie for sale Ia bulk 1T low figure 10 any
party desiIou. Of going into the clothing trade.
| cannot cnumerair all the barga 10 h. had
nor the many kinds and styles Of goods but
invite all TO call ar -e. GOODS AMI PRICES.
IL costs nothing Ia do thi..
All parties having out-taniing accounts will
please call and settle. and saye cxpcD.. and
trouble. a all unsettled account, IN be lett
afier July with an Attorney Tor collection.
Thi, j. no, for talk but IL mean bu-ine', and
all | have stated.
\. 7. JELLisoN
Ellsworth. May 18th. lsEs. ~
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29
r,ugTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IL TREAT

Yui> l. NJ Ill MBUC .--Is .radinS y ct~., with
] sxe. he isht. color Of ryrs and hair. y"a will rc-
crire hy rciarn mail correct picture of your ~,
lure hashant wife with name anil tsis ni
marriage. address " fpN. T. -. Dras.r No
:, fulienylile. New York. is1
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-29

Latest Importation
100000
CHI ES r
Tea Plantation
OF AR.HUM
To his brother BUG, the largest Tea
Merchant in the known world in the
city Of Boston.
This tea was first brought to this
country by the Pilgrim Fathers for
their own use and the use of their fami-
lies and friends. This celebrated tea
was first raised By an old Chinawom-
an. She never divulging where she
obtained the seed. it remains secret
to this day. The old lady cured il by
putting it in saucer. and holding it
over patent nurse lamp TO slow music.
Her friends, after her dcceasc tried it,
and found il superior to anything ey
had tasted. They found small
amount of the seed in an old stocking,
and succeeded after much time and
toll. in raising enough to give all the
crowned heads taste. They soon
sold their right 10 rai-e the same TO
AR-IlrM. who cgardle-s OF the press
ing call from all the palaces OF the
old world. sends it nil to his brother,
AR-BuG < Co. of Boston. who lets
us have small amount for our trade.
This tea has all the flavor OF rum. gin
and brandy. We warrant il to suit.
We would state we have