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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
from tie kingston u. G. Herald
upPLK CANADA.

In noticing the escape Of the prisoners last wcr6
we said that four had been taken besides John G. Par
ker. The four was d mistske, though reported at
the time. l.. Watson has been captured since then
lie was driven by hunger 10 surrender himself
Gananoqve. lie has made some statements, by which
IL appears that or two workmen employed in the
engineer department bad furnished the prisoners with
the means Of escape. The men have not yet been IA.
ken.
They began break through the wall on Friday
morning, and effected passage through that night
They Kept their beds piled against tho place when q
bout to be visited and the beds had been piled there
all along they awakened no suspicion. Tie trap door
baied their ciorts to raise II until Sunday afternoon,
and when The descended the covered way into Of
the gun rooms they forced out stones from Ioop
hole, aud thus wdened the opening large enough 10
pass through.
Montgomery tell as he was climbing the wall OF tie
ditch by their fra lsdder, and was 40 much injured
that they had 10 carry him Just they sla'ung
startled them, and J & Parker, thinking tley were dis
covered, ran of by HIMSELF and not by them
aiief~ard. They carried Montgomery three miles,
when he begged them TO leave him THIS they refused
TO do but separated into squads Of three four
three Of them, Hfnpby, Chace and Mofden took Mont
gonery aud finally escaped to Cape Vincent.
The others have also reached the States, II altogether
having been heard from. It appears that they had
made Parker their Treasurer, which accounts for be
having 80 much money TO offer for liberty 20 escape.
~ accounts from Cape Vincent We learn that die
ntr and public procession were got up there fo the &C.
capped "paiFiois, 1t which Of them figured. The 9th
er three we're az Nsiertown, where they have besn
Joined by the fes,
They deny having any plan or crow bar furnished
them, saying he plan was drawn by NordeD himself,
and The only instrument employed was an % tPke
picked up by him ~ the ysTl when out. The d'of'
way was walled up ia wnteT, - that the mortar ~es
s9i and fnable They say that they ten days BE-
fore they could al agree make the attempt after The
spike was found and uen held unul Threatened
W.lh death They walched hin when any one esmr'
aud drove hifa oci FIRST.
While Mey we're making the orenng, - they knew
the h0ufg Whcn they would be visited, Sionigo4ney
placed bis bed, with hls back against The oPst
ing reading hE Bible, 20 order 10 Eysft Suspicion
And when they AZ work, be placed before NJ
loop holes order 70 prevent any from observing
Whist Nas passing.
II will BE- that the two accounts differ liif,
end probably tie escaped "psriots deny having besn
assisted, IN order % conceal heir ASSISTANTS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
Canadian .IHrtrS.
From lie Commcreial .ldrertiser.
ToEoSTo, Aug. G

ToEosTo, Aug. 6, I53s
SIXTEEN PERSONS SENrTgcTD TO DRATiT. Previous
to the departure Of the boat Saturday, from Niagara
had barely time to inform you that sixteen OF the
state prisoners had been that morning sentenced 20
death four are Americans and twelve subjects OF the
Queen
On Friday several pleaded guilty, and VIM Yorks
was tried and acquitted. On Saturday VIM 5 Wilson
was tried and acquitted.
bill Of ind ictmeni for high treason having been
found al the close Of the week, against Jacob Beamer
OF whom have before spoken, he could not be tried
forthwith consequently the court determined adjourn
over for the coming ten days, aud postpone the far
ther uias until BeameTs case could be brought on
They therefore gave notice that the prisoners who had
been tned should be brought up for sentence together
with those whO had pleaded guilty.
About clock, the jury, which had been out with
the case Of Wilson, returned with verdict of not gu
~. The Court then directed the sheriff TO bring in
NOSE sixteen prisoners who were 10 be sentenced The
sheriff expressed some doubts Of the proprety Of
ING N so large number at once The Judge very prop
ery remarked, that there was 10 danger that Ii the
civil force was not sufficient detachment of 'hr mill
tafy were Al hand Abou, half past o1e o'clock the
p'honefs came 10, attended By military guard, and
were seated IN the jaryboz.
was isvoTcd with very eligible scat, being close
both - The bench and the prlGonera was surprised
10 ma 90 many Of uie prisoners very young men
some ~ them mere boys-auc tFO ttee locked more
deserving the Ordinary chaftssuent a. parent than
the heavy penalty about 10 be- sdjudged them Two or
three were handsome, and with lev exceptions moth.
ng uuiayofaL.e ceU.a De drawn from their appearance
lheg were al vel cfelard-Hiler 90 black suit Hs
had been, you VIII recofci las student AZ Maysg.
30 Chsuialque county, and would probably haze a..
tended Linssl bad DOT bis counsel offered At the out
Get, plea Of insanity.
Anef HE oFer had made proclamation Tor all per,on,
% keep siincs hie hs lafdshP, he queeus justice
pronounced The sentence 81 dead, SIR Justice lone.
called over the Of four American cit.Lsns WHO
had been rird under tie u the last sssop Of te
provincial parliament The fret vas Linus Wilson
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
SPEECH or uR. .MEYIFEE or KENTUCKY

Mr. Msnfee said that he could not remain silent IN.
der the sentiment which had Jgsi been announced and
so enthusiastically received That sentiment (sAid he)
relates not n myself but 20 Kebtpekydear.f 10 noe
ih,n self OF KENNEDY have nothing To say. There
she 4, In her history from the period when first pene.
ttsifd By III. white the DARK and bloody ground
dnun 70 the present she speaks The chaseisf which
that history enitles her 10 before the world She IS
proud q Il; Ste proud Of the past che proud Of
the pFss~nt Ard her pries patriotic and just A
oos % hSf sens ssk 10 express 10 her name the sek
noxledge due 10 the compl mentafy notice you
have uken Of her notice not the less complimentary
from is oclsion with 'he name Of Massachusetts
There Ia much in the character and history Of Mas
saehosetis which should bad her, in the strongest
bonds, 10 Ksn,uekT. Ioaf sentiment places the "a To-
reih.f: jss whete they ough, 10 be Kentucky Is
wilhag 20 oceUpy the place you have assigned her
Withoai resssi 10 subordinate difference. IN pas,
eyenis both sistss stand kn together By the h bee,
and the strongest motives by which States BE IN
psllea | naesn the motive and Purpose common %
each Of ainisning ard upholdng every extremity
asd 70 the vefF last she uuisn Il lbeEs Sars and The
Constitution Massachusetts has proclaimed over aud
ostf again her resssiion not 20 survive them hor
wiii KsatDck sarrsve them. She has eubartsd her
whole essny all she has tad al she hopes form 10.
unsoa saa tbs Ceasutoliou. let cone whs, may q
psbss- cslsmtY, Of isr;iSn Of secons seduction o.
tntisada;ion 81 evil "a suy fogu hs meet dreadful a
raan ksninckp hke MssssehVseiis. regards the over
tlro~ a the unisa more hfhtful i6sn ali Ken
taekV sekBo~ Sges Jofi6csiion faf dsrupiion 81
the Ihiea thti "a Hos lsseson foT Teso1on iirelf
Ia that unioa and saest that Constitution Kentuok,
sasaas 10 staaS fs kshi0Sky STANDS by the Uniof
in hsg ifing sgssss sic means "a hed iEs 70 Il IN he
srpsrtar gToans Msth hatxzxhasstts shs means A,
pefish, Terish shs Haf with ksnss esnehee death
upsa ihs Uhsen
Gee ino.s Ger lssiitUtiSas have at l.is, bsen sos
ssesuy sboelsd 90 sIeiis ,bs laH fears q all Tb
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
oLD .Nas&fcHUSETTsl God us.. AZ, ,
sFEEch or cOL y {. MLNTRRoP "a nos1o.

Colonel Winthrop "a he vas on The floor hslo~ h.
ing 1igee 70 sscend the platform, declined obssrsnv
that the company wOUd pardon hira foT playing ~
on sefcs - sssfscy appropriated those which had
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
Mr. Auoin.y Gener.i Austin raw.

Reafscty-fhs noble State Of Ken,ucky -emnently
entitled to gratitude for the distinguished patriot
ian md talents which che sends 10 the National Coun
ellis Whether IN the oomin g triumph OF grea, Wing
pfneipes one Of her citizens, one Of citizens,
shall bear the STANDARD Of Victory, may Justly excite
honorable ambition and generous rivsry lie, be 80,
until National Convention has proclaimed the voice
Of the People In any, and all events, Massachusetts
and Kentucky will stand side by side IN the Of the
country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

VHNH. Principals OF the Male and Female
II. Schools ut Greenwood. having dcirrmin-
ed t" retire from their l, spcrtivc occ1, atoms at
the close at lhe year. we pr"po> to iic consider
alton of Teachers generally, the charge of those
Institutions tie ensuing year. le:1. The schools
will he limited L" Il certain number of students.
and Il i'rincipal required for raci, one of them.
VIZ: The Classical the Female. the Male, English,
and the Musical de partmeni oltle Female school,
II liberal s;tlnry wall b" given toaiI. and none need
apply nrrcs. they are qnnliiied in every respect.
ana can come well recommended. The Teach
"a Tor the Nal" n9liSh school mnSt he thorough
" acquainted with the sciences. We would ID.
form those who may wish TO make application,
u'at we desire them TO do so as ear v ns POSSIBLE.
ar previous to the 9th October rexl, at which
tlinr we EXPECT to 90 into the election. A mar
red gentleman. il s,cIi can be procured. would
be preferred t" take Charge OF the Female school.
whose Lady may be a competent Assistant. unr.
,ic''larlN in the Musical department. Letters on
HE sub rt may he addressed 10 me or any of the
Board OF Trustees. directed W"odville =. O. :.
C.. X. C.. GRIFFIN. Ser'y.
sept. Us. lSS d 3}
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Valuable PLANTATION for.
SGSp.

TIVE Subscribers will continue to offer
al private sale, the place whcreon
Samuel Caldwell. deceased, lately resided,
>itunted in AbbcviIlc District, about four
niles South East of While Hall. aud with
in one nile Of Sprouts Store. The Trac,
low contains four hundred and forly-fvc
and half acres, there having b-en cut of
from the tract HE principal part of the
poor land and old field; ABOUT two hundred
and fifty acres cleared: improvements very
good. The place viii hc nIIrrrd ~ privnr,
sale until Friday the 2nd day of Nnvemhe,
next. when. If not sold, i, will positively be
sold al the place on that day TO the highcs,
bidder. Any person wishing to purchase
can call ON either of the Subscribers who
will shcw the promises. and make known
the terms. which will be accommodating.
WADE S. COCHRAN,
JAMES e. SPROULL.
Sept 25, 1888 OBJ
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$50 IfEWARR.

OSI on the 2Sih September in Ham
- burg. or between Hamburg anIIlnrms
Creek TN III" Stage Road. Il coarse CuiC.
Kin Pocket Book, winch has been used
for many years, and of common size, can
tanning upwards Of Three Hun Ired Dollar,
IN Notes. principally IF The State Bank of
Georgia and the Bank OF Darien. The
Bills are from 50 Ia $50. There is also a
Note of hand upon james :. Pope. for
S2662 30 cents. payable on the first q iJan-
nary last: also n nntc on Thnmas Nichols,
inr 500 due two or three months auO, the
''mc being NOT precisely rccoHcrird, will,
n few other nUte> of smaller amount. and
>lIndry papers. All persons are warned from
trading for The nhove notes. Any person
who will leave the money and noies with
The Subscriber living near Cambridge or
with The .Itor of the Advertiser at this
place shall receive the above Reward.
JOHN CHRISTIE.
Sept. 90. 1898 c 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

A Fortunate MIsTAKE.-The accidcn-
tai circumstances which frequently bring
medical men into extensive practice, or that
notoriety which nay lead to it, is truly
curious. 1t is well known that Il most emf
nent English pracricIioncr owed all his sue
cess TO his having heen in a state of intoxi-
cation. Disappointed on his first arrival
IN London. he sought comfort in a neigh
boring tavern, whence the servant of his
lodging went 10 fetch him one evening, after
IL heavy potatIon, TO see u certain Countess
The high sounding title of This unexpected
patient tended not IL little to increase his
excitement. lie followed the liveried foot
man as well AS he could, and was ushcred
IN silence into a noble mansion, wher. her
ludyshir's woman waited 10 conduct him
immediately TO her mistress room; her
agitation most probably preventing her
rom pcrcclving the doctors state. He
was lr'i into Il splendid bed chamber, aud
went through the routine practice of pulse
feeling, &c. and proceeded 10 the table TO
write u prescription, which in ali probabili-
~ YOU'D nave been mechanically cOrrcct;
but here his powers failed him. In win he
strovc to trace the s~alutary characters, until
"caried in his attempt, he threw down the
pen, and exclairning,' Drunk by G..
made the hest oil his way out of Tie house.
Tw" days after he was not a little surprised
by receiving Il letter from the Ia,Iy and a
check Tor lOUt. anu the promise of her FAM.
serve the s~trictesl secrecy of the state he
found her in. The fact was, that the Coun-
tess had been induIsing in brandy and
laulanum: which ,cr Abigail had procured
for her, and was in the very condition which
the doctor had so frankly applied to him-
self.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

ANECDoTE OF GEORGE THE III.-In one
of the Kings excursions. during the hay
harvest of 1895, in Weymouth. he passed
n ii eld where only one woman was at work.
His Majesty asked her where her conpan-
ions were! The woman answered. thew
are gone to see the King. "And why did
you not go with them! ''rejn,ned his Ma
jes'y.-"Why the "fools that are gone to
town will lose a days work by it, and that is
more than | can afford to do. | have FIVE
children to work for,' &c.-"Well, them"
'aid bis Majesty putting some money ipru
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The EdEeGeld Advertiser,
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

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No subscription received for less than one gear,
nd no paper discontinued u,til all arrcarages
are paid. except at the option Of the Editor.
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Any person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same. shall receive
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ADVERTISEMENTS consplcuonsly Inserted ut
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All communications addressed to the Editor.
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DR y a. 6.

Winch he has Just received from New York
and is now up ming at the New Store adioin-
ing Mr. Huhhard's Hotel IN Hamburg.
His stock Is extensive New-and bought for
cash all Of which he offers for sale AT as low
prices rs can be b"ugh, in any Southern city. He
deems IT entirely unnecessary I" enter into II gen
eral Enumeration of the articles of which his
assortment Is composed or To hold out any in
dncemcnt. which, may not in the practical opera
lions OihiS business he realized. hut SIMPLY TO
state that lac intends to keep his store furnished
alta 'mies whit e nes,anh most desirable articles
and ('s far as p"s>ib g todo) an assortment of
every thin" that be- ongs strictly to his line of
business. and that the bnyin" and selling Of Dry
Goods will constitute his sole and leatlin. pmrsui,
and leave it to those with whom he sha:l be so
fortunate as 10 deal to decide whether he can sell
as cheap as others engaged in The same business.
JDIINO. b. FORD.
ltailbtlrg, ) T.. Oct y. 1853 nh RS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

WEST. THE AMERICAN PAINTER.-Mr.
West met with magnificent patronage in
England. but ''he always retained "A strong
and nnyielding affection for his naive land"
The countenance which The king mob v he
slowed upon this highly gifted American,
could not fail to excite envy among his
courtiers. A malicious individual, know
ing his partiality for the land of his birth,
resolved to make him give him some I'M
guarded proof of il which would be unpleas-
ant To hi Majesty, incensed as he then was
against The American colonies. With an
air of much satisfaction, he one dav inform
ed the King that the Americans had lately
met with a most disastrous defeat; and
turning to MIR. West he exuIIingly asked,
GLOW do you like these tidinss, sir!'' MIR.
West, b"wing low To his majesty, answered
81 am n loyal and grateful subject to IN,
King: hut ! can never rejoice AT any mis-.
fortune which bctnls my native land "a
noble reply" said his sovereign: .and as
sure you Mr.. West, no man will ever fall i,
my estimation because he loves his cuuu-
try" MIR West retained his love to .Amcri.
ca till the day of hi, death; AMI ne ref,,se.
mn"nse sums for some of his most maenif.
cent pictures, which he painted as affection
ate giits 70 The public institutions of his ua-
live state.-American anecdotes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Improved Cation Gins.

YENHE subscribers having established II COT
IL TON GIN MtNUFAITDRY in the
Town of Hamburg, ). C., on the improved sys-
TEN of MIR. B0atwri"h., beg i"avc to recommend
their Gins to the public. They warrant their
Gins to be equal if not superior to thos, Of MIR.
Boatwright. on account Of an alteration. which,
in their opinion, is adccided improvements: that
is, instead of blocks of wood on the ribs. they
have adopted the plan of making the ribs of their
ed by experience to be preferable.
. Mr.. cartwright having declined the gir ma
king business in Augusta. Mr.. l.. Is. Conn, who
conducted 1t there for iiin, being one of The part
ners in the concern, they will cndeavor ~ give
satisfaction to all who may favor them with their
custom.
% Gins repaired at the shortest notice.
COBB & H NNEDY.
Hamburg, s. c.. April 10. tim 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
A few days ago a servant, wishing

A few days ago a servant, wishing TO de-
stroy some newly-born puppies. buried
them alive in q hole in the garden, and row
cred them over with earth. Thirty six
hours afterwards n young medical student,
heine curious to ascertain if the poor ami
mails were lead, proceeded to their exhuma,
ton, when they were foun alive and well
with The exception of one which was almost
dead. This example," a contemporary
observes, "ahIed to the instance of he Hin
doc, who lived after an interment of three
weeks. and to the numerous cases of mi
ncrs who have hcen found alive after being
buried for eight or ten days, would lead to
the supposirion that some unknown agent
exists in the bowels of the earth capable of
prolonging the sufferinSs of the victims of
n%rccipirate interment."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
State OF South a. Dina.
EDGEEELD IlSTRN,T-

HNltESE presents will crriify to all oncern-
ed, that we. ,ieorrc VI Newton residing
III lie Ity al !Aunus.a a!d State oi Georgia
am, john o.. Is Ford. residing in the town #
Hamburg in the District aforesaid, have formed
and do hereby form a partnership under the act
of the General Assembly Of the State OF South
EarOli'a auti,"riZ,n" the formation of Limited
Partnrrsl'ips,f"I tn" puiclras" and sale OF Goods,
= ares merci,niuizr. Nc. business u a.: EAR
ried az i'll said town Of Hamburg under the name
and style Of '.J0li o.. b. Ford and to continue
for and during the term OF five years ii ON the
date hereof. The said Johr q. Is. / ord is the
licnerai partner, and the said Geo. NJ. New ION
is the Special partner having actually contribu-
ted the sum of five thousand dollars to the com
mon stock, in testimony " hereof we have hereto
sci orr hands this fifth day of October eighteen
hundred and thirty eight.
rS.oa1 }GEO.M. NEWTON.
l'S""I JOHN q. b. FORD
Signed and acknowledged in the presence of us
rS.d }GIO. PARROTT.
l' WELLINGTON FORD,
Hamburg, 5 c. Oct. S. $50 f 3G
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state of South CaI Dina.
EniSEEIEI.h nISTRICuI'

William Wheeler, Applicant vs.,
CuIiin Wheeler, s. others Defendants
pY all order from the Ordinary OF Edge
I'D field District, | shall proceed to sell
on The first MOnda. in November next, at
Edoeticld Court House, the lands belonging
to IN" estate of Cornelius wheeler, deceased.
situate in said district nn Inc waters of Big
Greek, and bounding on lands OF II. S.
Brooks. Dennis McCar,y, Zedckiah Wat
kins, and others, and containing II hun
dred acres. more or less, on a credit of ~
months. Purchaser to give bond aud per
>onal security. and a mortgage nI the pre-
misses Ia the Ordinary. Cost tn nc paid in
cash. ", ii. MOSS, s. r.. u.
Oct. l6, 1898 e. n
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EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Simeon J. Saltcr s. Wife

EIGEF1ELD DlSTKICT.
Simeon j. Saltcr s. Wife
Applicants vs., Richarl
Rodgers. 4 others Defendants
Y IN order from The Ordinary Of Edge
- field District | shall proceed TO sell on
the first Monday in November next at Edge
field court House tie lands belonging to
the estate Of John Rodgers deceased situate
in said Districl on the waters of Dry Creek
and bounding on lands OF " illidm Edw ards,
Rohcr: Carver. Simpson Rodgers and 9TH
crs and containing three hundred aud thirty
acres more ar less on a crcdi, Of twelve
months. Purchaser To give bond md person.
nj security and Il mortgage, of The premises
10 The Ordinary. Cost to he pad in cash.
" ii. MOSS. s. f.. u.
Oct. re-. 1885 c 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Steel Ribs For Cotton Gins.
Ve2C LNEeNflON.

F{HE subscriber has Iust received a sup
IL piy"f the PATENT RIBS for Cot
ton Gins. which have been spoken so
highly of wherever they have been tried
throughout the Cotton Growing Sla,cs.-
These Ribs are so constructed tina, one
set will last twenty years or more, and h,.
constantly in use, by having an extra sci of
Cast Steel faces. The faces arc made to
fit on the front Of the Rims. where the Saws
pass through. and in so SIMPLE a manner
that any person can put them on. The
subscriber will always keep n supply of
Gins on hand of the above description.
WILLIAM JONES,
Il Jeo doors ADORE the Upper Market.
Augusta Ga July I3 1888. h PC
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Useful Discorery.-It is said that the
d%lifcuI'y always experienced in removing
horses from a building on fire, is overcome
by throwing over their backs the saddle or
harness which they are accustomed to, when
they will be led out, with The usual ,locility.
II this he true, it should be known very
generally, as many valuable horscs are lost
by being consumed in burning stables.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

Cntechism.-An old lady asked the fol-
lowing questions Of her black female oor-
want. Minty:
What arc white folks made Oft"
dnsUer. White sand, ma'am."
What are black folks made of"
Ansper. " Black dirt, ma'am,"
What are Indians made of?"
Answer. Yellow clay, ma'am."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
HOTEL.
HAM BCRE, >. e.

MI RS. NJ. RICHARDS begs leave re-
lV1 specially to inform her friends aud
the Public tina, she has again taken the
Planters Hotel, which she intends open
ing for the recommendation of permanent
and transient Boarders, on the Isl Oct.
next. From her experience in The business
she is induced to hope that she will be able
~ give Satisfaction to those who may honor
her with their custom.
Hamburg, S. G.. Sept. 26. 1888 G 36