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INV lbHk, sept. ~, 1000.
ALL DISCOVERIES and inventions Of ap-
proved value, ms preserya,iyes Of health or
remedies for disease, give rise unfortunately
TO pernicious coua,erfc.ts and limitations -
The more popular the article the more eager.
~ it's name, its credentials, its external ap.
pearance are COPIED by unscrupulou, knaves,
who. destitute of he ability to produce nm,
thing useful themselves, have just sufficient
cunning 10 MAKE capital out OF the discove-
ries of others. Il has been said that shy
pocrisy is the homage which vice pays to viz.
tue j" aud il might with equal truth be re-
marked that the counterfeiis Of valuable rem
edles are the tribute paid by posion mon
gers 10 practical science.
When the pure medical restorative, now 60
widely known rs Walfe's Schiedam Sonar ps,
was introduced 70 the world under the On
dorsemeut OF four thousand leading members
Ut che medical profession, some Eve years
ago, its proprietor was we'll aware that il
could not wholly escape the penalty attached
20 all new and useful preparations. lie
therefore end-ayored 10 invest il with tho
strongest possible safeguard against coun-
terfeiters, and to render all attempts to pi-
rate il difficult aud dangerous. 1t was sub
nitted 10 distinguished chemists for analysis.
and pronounced by them tho purest spirit
ever manufactured. Itspurity and proper
ties having been thus ascertained. samples
Of the articles we're forwarded to ten thou.
sand physicians, including all the leading
practitioners in the United States, for pur-
poses Of experiment. A circular, request
ing trial of tbs preparation and report
of the result, accompanied each speccmen.
Four thousand OF the most eminent medical
men in the Union promptly responded. Their
opinions of the aflicle were unanimously ia
vorable. Such preparation, they said, had
long been wanting by the profession, as no
reliance could be placed On the ordinary
liquors of commcrce, all IF rich were more
or less adulterated, and Their fore unit for
medicinal purposes. The peculiar excel
lence and strength Of the Gil OF juniper,
which formed one Of the principal ingrsdi-
ents of the achn.rns, together With the m
uloyed character Of the alcoholic elements.
give it, in the estimation Of the faculty, =
marked superiority over every other diGu-
sive stimulant rs diuretic, tonic, and restor-
Rtiya.
These satisfactory credentials from pro-
fe,sional men OF the highest rank were pub
lished in a condensed form and enclosed with
each bottle OF the sehnapps ~ one Of the
guarantees Of its commences. Other pre-
cautions against fraud were also adopted .
patent was obtained for the article, the label
Was copyrighted. a fac simile Of the propri-
etor's autograph signature Was attached to
each label and cover, his name and that Of
the preparation were embossed on the bot
ties, and the corks were sealed with his pri-
waite seal. No article had ever been sold in
this country under the name Of schnapps
prior TO the introdaction OF wolfe's Schi-
edam Aromatic Schnappe in 1851; and the
label was deposited, sShis trade mark, 10
the United States District Court for the
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PENNSYLVANIA AT ALL HAzARps.-The Ad-
ministrntion are bent on saving Pennsylva-
MIA, If such thing is in the power OF mon
ey and Official influence TO compass. We
published, the other day, statement Of
$4,000 having been raised in New York to
operate with in that state. We see now the
farther fact that the clerks in the Treasury
Department at Washington, under Peter G..
Washington, were notified, on last receiving
their monthly pay, that they were assessed in
about the sum Of ten per cent. on their sal
aries, to be used for electioneering purposes
in Pennsylvania. And every thing indicates
that the Administration is gathering in money
from all quarters, levying heavy contribu-
tions and bleeding lis underlings 10 the ut
most, to raise corruption fund for the pur-
pose of substituting the honest masses Of the
keystone State. Corruption, and lies, and
official influence, arc the arguments upon
which it depends, and no possible effort in
any direction will be spared TO prop the fall
ing fortunes OF the Black Democracy with
the prestige Of success III the home Of the
surely rs the sun sets on Tuesday next, 50
surely will the Black Democracy be routed
in Pennsylvania, horse, foot, and dragoon,
completely and alphabetically as the hosts
of the Slavery Propagandists were scattered
IN Miine.
ct re eft
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from slcx.co.

Nkw YoRX, Oct.
In" MatamoraS correspondent Of the Her
ala furnishes ,taiied account Of the move
ment OF Vidaurri in Northern Mexico. vi
daurri demands the removal Of Comonfurt
from the position u President, on the ground
that he has violated the plan Of Ayatlu in en-
deavorng to render all the States entirel,
subservient TO central rule. lie also de.
mands the inauguration Of Juan Alvurex xs
President pro tempore, until the new con.
stitution then under discussion should be
formally passed by Congress and promuiga-
ted. Comoniort denying these positions,
Vidaurri openly denied his authority ana
threatened 10 resist his orders by force If
necessary. He has managed in the mean
time 10 chastlsc ths Camanches in Nuvo Lee.
ON N Coahula without aid from the gen
eral government. Il is said Vidaurri would
be aided by hiiibusters from the United
States, and this report had preiudced many
people against him. Great excitement or.
listed at Matamoras, owing TO this new com.
plication of affairs. vidaurri had addressed
the people in grand eloquent speech. 5000
excited men were under arms, and it WINS
considered that dasolating civil war was at
hand in Mexico should Comonfort attempt
to execute any OF his late DEGREES aga It
NIdaurrl. The latter had, at latest oates,
taken possession OF Saltillo. Mail commu-
nic4tion between Mattamoras and Nuvo
Leon and Chialio has been stopped BY off.
clal or Ter. There is much sickness ct Msta
moras and trade was dull. The crops we're
very good. The Comonfort officials wore
about to negotiate a loan Of $4,000 with
some merchants in Tompico.
Tho Courier to day publishes letter
from Hon. James Hamilton, in response TO
Scnator Fishers letter. Mr.. H. espresso,
b ngi;tion th II fillmore cannot be lected
elthef ~ the people or House Of kspresen
tatves, and announces his intention for
voting for John &. Fremont. The city X.
Ms nominated Yesterday, J. c. Baker for
Mayor.
An explosion occurred yesterday near
Harerstraw, North River, on board the
steamer Isaac Smith, on her passage to Alba
nv. The engineer and fireman nre both
badly scalded, neither Of them can survive
The names Of the men killed BY the explo-
SION Of the steam chest Of the l. p. Smith,
last night, were Jno. and Hiram Reed, A.
Bother, of Paris, WAS last on the Henry Clay.
fney reside in Green county. The engineers
viii recover.
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MAiis0esy asA fAncy 6SsAs.
ATTENTION. LADIkSl

! WOULD rssPcctn.4y - sns attention II the
Ladies ~ my u. e. sad we'll sslscteo stock VI
All snd " or 1..d, waieh win sci. 81 tincin-
nsat prices NY stock consists II SAX, straw. sud
.ei,st bornsts; aiso, = sp,rnd.d sssvrts. NJ "
hi0e1ns, fpweis and keat.s.r, * tc,.d With g,est
care lou IA hsA every IA NJ ~ iks n lsr, snd
Ancy 6u,.n~ss ~ my sstb .ssnsSt, N Ii. latest
shiou an Ais0 Prepared ~ no sefk IN Wy
business At n. shor 81. noties. 81. n.ng I'M
miny, biesehing. pressing anu making nn,t. II
s,sry Description ~ vsa<r. 1 Wal wAiIAIt al
Ssrk 70 ki.s sAats1Aetion.
Iouae onr, coms Al. No trouble u show goods at
Mr.. oisnny's, No Is Johnson s,leet, between end
Asd I'd directly opposite uh,A.r saio.D.
sep 6diy Mk.,. HLRNNY.
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the more We may persuade ouselves that it
10 not only choice, but popular, for few will
take troeb1s to countaIfeit much that which
y mot SYSTEMATICALLY valuable, and the poor
counterfeit dies out With the poor original
Thus pennies are eeldom counterfeited, even
~ the neediest rogue, but of sterling gold
the world 10 full OF the base limitations, and
probably always will be. Judged By this
rule, Wolfe has some reason to be proud Of
the daily compliments paid to his "Schiedsm
Schnapps," for the country sbounds with
couutsrfeits Of it Of every kind, and SCARCELY
city can be found that has not its imita.
ton Of this famous beverage. Some Of
them are the boldest and most unscrupulous
in the world, and Wolfe, the original manu-.
facturer and importer Of the "Scheidsm
Schnapps," whose place Of business is At
Nos. Is, 20, and % Beaver street, would be
justified in prosecuting al who live in this
Illicit manner upon the character 30 honestly
earned BY his genuine production. Wolfe's
Schiedam Schnapps 10 not one Of the COM
mon, worthless articles OF the day. It IL a
pure spirit, distilled 10 the most costly man
nsr from juniper and other aromatic ingredi-
enss, with single eye to the production Of a
s.imulant ut once wholesome and agreeable.
It 10 diurstic Of the finest kind Az tonic
it stands unrivalled. II can be taken by the
weakest stomach ith advantage and BY the
strongest with benefit. In short, it is one OF
those oordials that no family should ever be
without under any circumstances.
From the New Yor. Courier, Augustt7I
CoUsrExYKirxna.- There 10 nothing 90 dcs-
pcable or more deserving Of severe conden-
nation that the attempt to interfere, by un.
due means, with business established by en-
ergy, experience, and An outlay Of capital
Legitimate competition 10 the life Of trade.
But when dealer Is subject to the annoy
ance Of having his labels, style OF package,
and trade marks 30 closely initiated ~ to de-
csive the purchaser, the fraud should be de-
nounced and its perpetrators exposed. 1t IL
well known THAI Udolpho Wolfe, merchant
OF the must respectable standing, introduced,
Few years since, for medicinal and other
puposes, pure article Of gin, to which, by
= very liberal and judicous system Of adver-
Using, ne gave widespread and well-de-
served reputation under the name Of Wolfe's
Schiedaln Schnapps. His success naturally
excited opposition, which he had reason to
expect; but ~ an extensive business has
been done, chiefly with couatry merchants,
by limitations in appearance Of his article, be
feels that be has the right to complain and
direct public attention 10 these dishonest at
tempts to interfere with his profits. OF
course the gin sold by these swindlers il OF
an inferior quality, else they could not un.
dersell the genuine article, and We advise
those who value their health to avoid its use
under any circumssa noes. Mr.. Wolfe would
be justified ia publishing the name Of every
onecnEAgedin the sale OF this pernicious sluf,
and, Tor the sake Of protecting the public
from shamsful impos,ure, he may be
prompted TO adopt this course.
Oct. /. d3tlsw.
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FROM KANSAS.

We have private advices from Kansas US
late a. the I'D ult.
Tho work of arrestng Free State men WAS
going on by conniyance OF Governor Gosry.
who was using the troops at his command for
the enforcement Of the laws of the Bogus
Legislature. In this bad work he ia assisted
by the notorious Col. Titus and band Of
go Missourians, who have been mustered
into the Territorial Militia. Men are ar
rested upon the most frivolous pretexts, and
thrust into prison 10 await the pleasure Of
Judge Lecompte, who is manfestly chuck
ling over the success Of the newly devised
scheme. Our informant does not know what
number Of arrests have been made; but he
is sure that, despite all the robberies, rapes,
arsons and murders that they have commit
ted, not Pro-Slavery man has yet felt the
arm OF the law Nne-tenths OF the Free
State party own no allegiance to the enact
ments of that Missouri Legislature, and
hence refuse to recognize their binding force
by using them for thci: relief. Bat where
one consents to do this, it is impossible for
him to get process served, when the accus-
ed Is Pro Slavery man.
II vas rnmorei in the Territory that Gov
ernor Robinson was about 10 call the Free
State Legislature together, though nothing
was known with a certainty Of his inten-
tions.
The cmlgrants waiting on the Iowa from
tier for the withdrawal Of the Missouri
forces, have gone ia, with their wives, chill
dren and implements OF husbandry. IL is
thought that three hundred persons have
been added to tho population Of the Terri.
tory by the Iowa route, within the two weeks
lh-se emigrants haye gone in without arms
except here aud there rifle or two barreiea
gun ioi hunting Or defence against marau-
ders.
Provisions Of MI kinds in the Territory
are exceedingly scarce, and there 10 mucn
suffering for Wait ii the commonest neces.
sar.es OF life, particularly among the women
and chlldren.-l Chicago Tribune.
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of the several Town
ships Of this County are requested to repre-
sent themselves in mass or by large delega-
lions Of their numbers, at
Carl ston, on Saturday, 18th inst,
TO select Candidates to represent the County
Of Lee in the Convention to amend the Con-
stitution.
By order Of the Central Committee
j. b. HOWELL, Chm'n.
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4 ltAgD CAsg.-A gentleman JUS; from
Western Iowa saws when Le cams through
Abba the Post Master was trying TO sell
ehekens to raise money to pay the assess
ment levied upon Lin by the Buchanan
Washington Committee TO supporl the pres
ent pro- slavery canvass.
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KEoKUK DISTRICT.

AP.ointnenss Of the Iowa Confer
ence OF the N. r. Church.
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ANAsuIRgs Coxrocsp EXTRACT Bxssx
PLAxr--A certain cure for Diarrh3a, Dyssn,sry.
Summer Complaint. aud oil affections Of the bo~sis
attended With relaxation. Asa safe, palasAbIe ssd
roIiabls remedy it Is unsqaaiied. For children
testhng attended with irritation VI the bowels. II
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
soid by IA G. MAGUIRK,
Chenisu and Druggists,
s. W. cor. Olive 4 ID sts., st Louis.
For sale in Keokuk by r. H. OConnor, and Drug
gls1 generally. aug20dAwSm
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ACprcE Our NOMINAL To THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THRouGnotI TIE
WORLD, AND IoU COVER OUR COUNTRY
Win BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - S,t ne
ctsaes' Speech Lotr Hoge,, MIC Rfgje'cy, rot.
!. pses 1926
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EO1 SALE,
VNEN City Lots on Orleans and Frsnklin streets,
bstwseu lAth and lSsh. Oas-foarth cash, ~
1aisdsr 10 annual pay0sn
Also. Family Carriage With falling top, and
doa6ls harness
FOR RkNr. . dwelling house With Ave rooua, %
corner Of High and - street. Apply TO
W. n. WILLIAMS,
octs-A3w Cor. Nigh I'D Sscund-sts.
NYANTRD-A House and Lot or vacant lot in
w exchange Tor dry gods. Address kxOKuK
through he PsssoGss. lsept3-A
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

Highly improved Farm An hancock county, Hi
nois, Il Az acres, tlle t,nb>il all under navy
Raj nee; ~ scr.s In hns hard, ~ tIiaosbJ
meadow snciossi BY sep.r.t. I. nee ~siIs VI
.r, one ~ each VI tenant nou.ss, ana he other
y, tus barn. ~ feet By ~ fset. 1rrLx rEsyAc,. I
niies froM esr,hase. IhsT, Al ss~gs bsugs
fosIding ,h's tara. Apply 1.
LlNCu WVOTION.
sSu9{Li
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NUTiCb Il hereby given to the owners VI the lots
descrb In the fur going list, stuatsd in the City
OF keokuk, lee county. aud 6ts'e Of Iowa, whess
name. .ss nAsn,ion.a soo,e, ana al others inter
ested, that special tar has been assessed and
levied on said lots, fos the Improvements o. sids
walks and allsys. - designated In the shove iist
end unless pa, ment Be mads Of the taxes 70 levied,
end also all costs. before the 18th day Of October
A. d. 1855, the said lots. or 90 much thereof a.
shall b neosssary 70 discharge said tar sad eosfs
will b. sold on she day aforesaid, 1t the Mayor /.
Once, In said city, between the houn Of 'slock
A. y. and o'clock ?. n, and will continue from
day TO day until the sale shall b. emp leted.
&C. sTnvkN6,
Collector u the City Of keoksk.
Oct. Z, lS66-d3v
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FREE LAB0R--THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
or THIS GREAT COUNTRY. AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN Ins MAS
r. ALONE 70 RE RELIED ON As THE Bull
whRK or FREE INSTITUTIONS. = J2Hs q.
Frru.yrrs Lst,fr af aaffgtaHUf
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hickey 4 MAsoS, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and dutta Percha, afso upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatsst work that 10
done IN the City, and 1t less price than
any other once here. Of6ce on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
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Nouce 10 Com1T.ceor.

9 sled prppo.ais will b. received ut ths Once OF
~ he City Eng,n er until o'clock r. VI. on MN
lay Oct. goth. 1885. FIR the grazing II the alleys il
Block = No. ~ ami I3o.
'-peci6cAtions CAT b. seen at The Once.
b. HUNhIS0N, Cry Engineer
oct n-diod
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kOA SALE.

olsil and II, block II, cvrner second and Pale
IL IN sreets.
Lott, buck 20l, between Thirieenth and yeus-
.sGato sueets, On Johnson. Has brick hsuss gyst-
ing for 80 yer month.
AnciexAn. two story brick h.uss eoutAning nins
large Su4 essS iosts0ls ryytns kax . cstern, etc
corner Ut kigi ID aud bank els.
Ut On i~ss II b NV feet commencing 90 feet
south vi corn Vi kA.AaAge and L~ve., ANA fun-
mug iio feet deept to stvmmsrciaf Alley -5ievt
aide.
Lots and 2, corner Seventeenth and Carroll cts,
overlooking the entire city beautiful ivssl.oS tur
private rcsaacncs.
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kslCkLkN LUCAS bava removed from johnson
L street 20 their New hAsking HOUSE, near the
c"rner VI % and Main streets, opposite Msssr,.
Hords and Audesoca.
Insns3ai fos ths oonddencs Of this COMB unity.
they hope ~ psrsonal care - their baAiness. aud
prunpt and polite attention " all, % merit CON-
tinuAiiop.
O0cs hOurs from .. n. to 3 p. y. On Saturday 70
from toe. oct3d FICKLEN 4 LUCAS
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oRNHue a sNsssee ASCE A0EWrv;
Sscondst.. b.t. Main 1 Johnson, kEUK Tx.
nw8LLlNdS, Ho1seho.d Furniture, Storss, Ner-
~ chana,ss. Lumber Yards. Pork Houses and
Manufacturing Embellishments injured against loss
OF damage ~ DE, n the Companies below named :
Ph0SlX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL e200, 900.
STAR ms. CO., OF OiDRNSBU N. T.,
CAPITAL 100000.
COMMERCIAL ms. OD, OF ST. LOUIS.
CAPITAL $l50, 700.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
1Dwelling Houses insured ct rsduced rates. -
kcokuk Oct. l-dln
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Daisin ere And Fair aAaVcn - =
OYo1ERH. N(s

SscenA sssees heap CasA steve.
~ GCEIvkDhy expires, . splendia assortment q
H fashsoasots fail style Bonnsts, French Flew
er' rich hisssns, kusaiA Mossning Coiass sstts u
bssle-sSiaass LA.s Colisrs. French Coliars, frsa
&c ats " SIC. Innmings VI every d.cipioa.
best kngiish thread Lase, rich article Of n.une.
ing superior 70 ANY ever brought wsst. zsphyr
warranted gcods Of every variety fvr by. and
msses, ali VI Which will BE- closed out ct New
lork Prices. WIN. SULLIVAN,
ociS'd kksnt.
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wanted,
GIRL to do h4use work in . small family
Apply At my resid nee On Eighth stree, b twesr
ExchAngs snd bank, VI ~ the uxte City Once
Vcp j. W. DsLAPLAIN.
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ATMEN4EUM
onARef.
THIS EVENING, Thursday, Oct. 9Th, will b
performed the nautical farcsof 49,
JACKETS or BLUE,
To be followed by the Romantic Drama Of
THE WARLOCk or THE GLEN,
After which favorite dane, BY Mr.. A. RODGERS.
The whole 10 conclude with the n usicai c. medet-
"a entitled
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Nj ohk fLo.h ios The bSlis., - ths City Mills
.aGk. Those wisLiLg = GGvie~ A4tfc.s VI New
acrs ~ til. Lity a4i1s alo.x.
Atso, I've tneAfesI URIC, ries nov oGtIsd In the
siy. Osrstvc. WAS selected with graf care, and
Expressly Tor the cii. and natter Ourselves tkst
Us can maze II " the sdssnts2s VI sill ssst.n-
~rs v hv may give NJ = cali.
Alec, always On Maud fresh supply Of Cssstry
Produce.
lea wall bear In MUD that We guarantee eur
Flour " 1s equal ~ any thai IL brvught tins
act, and ~ SUIT the purchaser VI lae is.n.y Is.
landed.
Al. goods delivered to any part Of ths city Hsss
VI Chs.Ks. ". Ia. ALs1IA 40,
Jy1s-a1m Main 81, bet. Alb ssd bth.
>Oh SALE ~ = bargain for cash.
l. good too horse wagons,
span horses and uia,ss,
] mare ana eoit.
aug ~ ". II. AusTISk Co.
UOPEkIN3 of ali kinds done 10 udsr and trin..
~ ming doae In any part Vt tho cay.
All orders left II the ".ity Ain o,ore" will be
promptly attssdsdto.
aug ~ w. II. AUSTIN co.
WANTkD-io good good cooper. ~ill tna sss-
s.sat swPIoy .sot and the L.k hest pr,,s. pad.
aug - ". a. Auoilk . ".
WANTED--A x.sd pgaet.cAi miller, cen Lsv.
w steady smplo, Aeat ~ the lity nils.
aug ~ W. n. AUSTIN 1 CO.
"ANrkD--Iev,o oo good merchsutabis sla,ss,
~ Tor Which Nc Will psy the nighsst cs-h price.
AisS ~. wv hSoppoies.
ag5s W. II. AUSTIN / co.
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MoDxRx CONFERENCE.-THE knavish
tribes Of modern counterfeiters deserve the
sevarsst punishment, and yet thus far they
have escaped their msrited reward. Deeds
which deserve the State prison pass for mere
business transactions. The more valuable
m article 10 the moro certainly il Is counter
feited BY persons Who are too lazy to work
and cownrdly steal. The act Of counterfeit
ing Udolph0 Wolfe's excellent and medicated
gin, for instance, is theft and robbery Of the
worst kind. 1t il pslming OF upon the pub
lie 90 article inferior AMI unwholesoms for
that which Is genuine. While people would
freely use the genuine Scnapps, they would
shndder At the thought Of Introducing into
THAR families the poisonous counterfeit
Both Mr.. Wolfe and the public are imposed
upon and cheated by these base and unprin-
cipled counterfeiters. The Schnarps Of Mr..
Udolpho Wolfe are counterfeited 10th ia the
city and country; his empty bottles are bought
up At high price for the express purpose Of
filling them with the spurious article, and
palming it of ~ the genuine Aromatic
Schnapps sold BY Udolpho Wolfe, Of l8, 20,
and % Beaver street. The public st least
should be protected from the base IMPOSE
ton OF which We have spoken. They should
not be poisoned with impunity. Mr.. Wolfe
should devise some means OF protecting the
public from the imposition that 10 80 boldly
and shsmelessly practiced, even II il DO nec-
essary 10 publish the names Of the offenders
and brand them with the disgrace they de-
serve. Something should be done and that
quickly.
From the New York Times. August III
WoIsE's ScHIEDAn ScnxArps. Grestness
has its in6rmitiss. II is the painful privil-
edge Of excellence to be psrpetually SUBJ
jected to limitations. Every thing good 10
and the more it - counterfeitsd