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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07
The Sisters Of st. lMary's,

J. Somerset, Perry county, will open their large
and soacious building for the reception of pupils on
phc first Monday in September, 1868. For Board and
nition. SIS. $780, Ss5 and $780, according to the de-
psrtnnent of the pupil. = SR. RO oE, Sup't:
a 4 tress Box 251. aue3-dtf
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.,og HOOFL Ia7g7- .
GERMAN TONIC

Is combination of all the ingredients of the Bit
ters. with the purest quality Of Santa Cruz Rum
Orange. ETC.. making one Of the must pleasant and
agreeable remedies offered to the public D9hll
Plsint JapPdiScsi pys Pshp,a; Ghronic or or
the Kidneys. aud all diseases aris from dlsor-
dered Liver stomach -a-S ..F 81 .'lE no
such .-f;---..--- %.
Consti- -.
orb -1. patton. Inward - szaI-it s.T
III lo Piles, Fulness- of ,.. ---r
Blood to the Head, ~ 7-'--5 a.'
-ut.iz Acidity of the Stomach. 90 aafa7-rs
, Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust
Ct for Food, F Fuliness or Weight in the % iE11
Stomach, Sour LEructativns, Sinking
or Fluttering at the pit of the Stomach, =.
Swimming of the Head. Hurried and Difficult
Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or
Sutfocating Sensations when in Lying Posture,
D,mness of Vision, Dots Webs before the
Sight. Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
A Deficiency of Perspiration. Yellowness fs-r.
r of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, ETC., 'a-H T-F
4. 90 Sudden Flushes- of Heat, ~ 2 .r.-e
Burning in the Flesh,
-' r. Constant 1magin- Il-HD i=-s aI uUD
.r- aa ings of Evil, and -.-,,. -r
Grea. Depres-i 'A i9f.'L a-7'
San 81 v-.--s Spirits. ,-.s....;.r- -. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

LOCAL NoTIcBs, Is cents per fine each Insertion.
ADVERTISING RATES FOR TRIsW EEKLYH STArEss
AAN-75 cents per square each Insertion: for three
months or ioneer discount of ono half from Daily
rates.
ADVERTISING FOR WEEKLY SrArssMAN-$I.5o so
per square for first insertion rs cents for each ad
ditional insertion, - . y ~ 20.
BUSINESS NOTICES. so cents each insertion. ..
N0FIe Es OF De AfHs, 50 cents f7'sf aFln sf7f-
NOTICFs OF MARRfA1Es; 70 cents. $50 flt D
RELIeInr 8 'NofIcss half price. retf-rsrfs OFT
Az trans;e1t Gacertsseaents narsf be paid for at
&s time t8ey are ordered, - . =. - -,
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WASTING AWAY,

Without any specsal com2;ant. exceot agraduAl
declinatiOn of bodily strength and nervous energy
will find in the BIT = TERS fountain Of
vitality and vigor, as refreshing and exil-
Grating pool in the desert to the sand dscorched
and fainting Travellers -1ref rafurrr r.f 70 -s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

IN KEED, ayHl, +.
T.. Manufacturer and w holesale Dealer in Hoop
Skirts and C0rsets. Also, dealer in Berlin Zepher
a nd Fancy Goods, l03 South High street. -.
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LIVING ADVERTTsEMENTS.

of the efficacy of this mstchless vegetable stom-
achc are to be found In every city andtowu in'the
tG9 sSsmt15 e sy it's s1f o% r. ar
any other Bitters in existence, in this special par
ticular-it is not alcoholic. n TZsnss H0s
For such consti TUT knd systems require for
their invigoration dIfusiye stimulant,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07
.Gbto Statesnlar1,
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Increase OF sI6O. 100000 in Three
Years-Au Average Increase of
Nearly $1,000, 200 for the Past
Four Months-Debt Bearing In
ferest i'm Coin Doubled, and Ihe
Interest S46,OOO,OOO since the
Close of Ihe War-Diplomatic
Status of the Spanish Minister.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

Hoohand's German Bitters. per bottle 90 q
Hoofand,s German Bitters, half DOZEN oo
Hoodand's German Tonic. put up in OF. bottles So
per bottle or half dozen tor 81 so: 3l q iALELd
DO not forget to examine well the article you Duy
in order to get the genuine. -'' '-
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oFOR- SAFE By ALL DRUGGISTS u
cl And Dealers in Medicines everywhere. .-tA-l
iy22-dw&s Heuwly
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CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.

Formerly c. NJ. JACKSON l. co.
-I"t 9lI 80 u5 lls $40 H'sgflea ID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
HON. JAS. ROSS sNoWpEN2

Hooaand's German Remedies are counterfeited.
IS ee on mt tue wrapper Of u each bottle An 9TH
tpcincinsI Ufice and Manufactory at the German
Medicine Store No. 6sl ARCH STREET, Phils-
delphia, Pa.
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HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERs!.

And it is for him to say whether he will continue
to endure living death. or to put himself in :,
silion to render life enjoyable. y L q" 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, July l6, ll:l5 a.m.-Cot-
ton, quiet; sales, 5000 bales; Orleans,
llsd.; uplands, ll5d. Sales of the week.
$1,000 bales; exporters took 5000 and
spectators 1000 bales. Stock on hand,
$50, 900 bales, Of which 1000 bales are
American.
The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred
visited Admiral Farragut's fleet on Tues.
day. Farragut returned the visit to the
British frigate Galatea, with Alfred, on
the 10th; and by invitation he then
visited Queen Victoria at Osborne
House.
New York, July l7.-Additional Mex
lean advices state that Consul Soulner
has left Vera Cruz for Washington.
A chapel in the City ofMexico,in which
ostentatious ceremonies were performed
on the anniversary Maximilian's death,
has been, demolished by order Of Juarez.
Ortega has been put into common
Jail at Monterey. The insurgents we're
preparing for desperate campaign
against Juarez.
The troops in the State of Puebla and
Gen. Alatorre had failed to make any
peaceable arrangements with their
leaders.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17

We we're beginning to feel some pity
for our Radical friends, and to invent sol'
phrases with which to mention them, now
that they arc so depressed with terror BY
the Ku Klux. We are rather disposed TO
love our enemies, when we see them
clutchiug at straws, and without anything
10 say for themselves. Indeed, we would
do so as well as we could, II they would
try and be as decent as possible, and put
clean shirts on. But no sooner do we
begin to feel in the melting mood than
they begin to pummel each other. That
is not our fault. 1t is singular fact IN
natural history that there are some AMI
mails which, when some Of them begin to
get sick or distressed, hung in fence or
trap, or otherwise troubled, all the resi-
will at once pounce on them and begin
TO cot them up. So It is with
one of our Radical neighbors. The
Bulletin trio Of lords Of the Marshars
Office and tax titles getting rather sickly,
Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart are all
now pitching in and beginning to chew
them up. Beaumont and Blewis are out
with siunners. Thinga are getting abso'
lutely bellicose, and look prodigiously
Falstaffian. As the weather is hot, 1t is
the best time for battle Of the winds,
even though they be rather unsavory
Sic-um, Dash--sic-um, Towser; don't
be skeerej. Ugly names cannot hurt
some people. The battle may make
il necessary to bury some old
clothes. But the tax title profits,
the Commissioners and Marshars sala'
ries and other spoils will buy new ones
and pay it all back again. We have
seen negroes of African scent aing mud
forward and back, but we never knew
one of them to die in consequences oil
such mutual and terrific bombardments.
And we see no reason why the white
nigrers should be scared any more than
the black ones. As we are q candidate
for the county printing, we wish it dis
tiuc,ly understood that in making these
few and feeble remarks, our sympathles
are on both sides. We are for both
parties and wish them both complete
success. Aswe are sgainr; nobody and
for every body, it is a hard case II we
,an't have that little crumb Of printing,
Bhen we don't ask either the Bowen or
romeny's offices, who got both the fat
,hiurs on the same conditions. :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the House, yesterday, Schenck re-
ported back the Senate's Funding bill,
with thirteen mendments-and limiting
the denomination of bonds to $50; an
other making all payable at forty years,
with 3 67-l00 per cent interest in coin.
Another authorizes any holder of lawful
money of the United States to $50 or its
multiple, to convert the same into these
bonds for an equal amount, whenever the
notes Of the United States outstanding
shall not be less than $50 ,000, 900. And
another. "That the holder of any law
ful money Of the United States TO the
amount Of $50, or any multiple of 500,
may convert the same into bonds for an
equal amount, as authorized by the first
section of this act, under such rules and
regulations as the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury may prescribe; provided, such con-
version shall not be allowed at times when
the amount of United States notes out
standing is reduced to s3o,0OO,0O And
any holder of any of the bonds provided
for in the first section Of this act, may
present the same TO the Treasurer of the
United States, aud demand lawful
money Of the United States for the prin-
cipal aud accrued interest thereon, and
the Treasurer shall redeem the same 10
lawful money Of the United States, I'M
less the United States notes then out
standing shall amount to s400, 0O0,0 600.
And such bonds shall be so redeemable
after the United States shall have re-
sumed the payment of coin for their
notes"
The twelfth proposes the following as Q
new sections
THAT hereafter the tax on any in
crease arising from bonds, other than the
interest bearing securities of the United
States, payable to any person. State, or
municipality, body polite, or corporate,
company or society. whether corporate
or not corporate, out Of the treasury Of
the United States, shall be assessed and
collected BY the Treasurer or the disbnrs.
ing officers Of the United States, charged
with paying any interest upon The debt
Of the United States in the same cur
rency ia which said interest is paid. and
such collection shall be made BY the de-
duesion Of the amount Of the tax from the
coupons or interest due at the time Of the
payment"
The thirteenth refers simply TO the
iiile. The amendments viii be voted on
to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
BY Ell E G R AP d
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK.

Nrw YonK, July l6, 1920 p.m.-Gold
l4sl; $50 coupons. 81, ll4l; go, ia
"a, liOE; '65, ll2; 5-20's, new issue
1921; of CT, 1925; lO-4o's, l0si; 1905
second and third series, l09b Tennes
see bonds-new. issue, 6ss; old, 6sb
Government bonds, strong.
Cotton, more steady but dull; up
lands, 3llc.
The banking house of Thos. +. Morris
on Wall street, was yesterday afternoon
robbed Of twenty.one thousand dollars
in Five. twenty bonds No clue to the
robbers.
There are now one thousand, two n
dred and sixty three Mormons at Castle
Garden awaiting transportation to Utah,
and two thousand and one hundred more
expected from Europe soon.
Fifty persons died in this city yester-
day from the effects of heat, and large
list of casualties not fatal are reported.
Six persons died from the same cause in
Brooklyn, three in Jersey City and eight
in Newark. Five men also died in the
navy yard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17

Thu p,esident will returnkhe Southern
electoral bill, with his objection TO,
morrow probably, and II will DO passed
A distinguished General remarked %
me, ten days ago, in reference 10 Sa'u
bill: "That means revolution
Congressman are advised from all sec
ITEMS Of great enthusiasm being mani
fesled for the Democratic nsminees;
Delegations from Mississippi and Geor'
g;a were before the Reconstruction Com
mi,tee to-day asking for some Legislation,
a. control tbose States in the interest oil
the "truly loyal" Evidently the whites
ara too much for negroes and carpet.
bacgers, hence the cry by the latter OF
fraud in the elections.
Stevens thinks Il is too late IN the SEES
sion for further legislation. "a.
Eyarts was confirmed by a vote OF ~
10 4. Sumner stormed, but u was tenn
pest in n teapot
Bradley's lawyer has brought suit ior
twenty thousand dollars damages against
Judge Fisher, for striking his name from
The rolls. II,
There are intimatiens that Col: Ed.
Cooper may be rendered the position OF
Commissioners Of Internal Revenue
NASHVILLE, July l5.-The leaderin
the Banner Of to-day, warning the
Brownlow government is taken py
the Radicals us reheclion OF
the general sentiment OF the peo-
pie and as signal for war war
There is no doubt that the militia Will be
called out, and Brownlow expects the
support OF the United States troops
Much excitement prevails and party feel
ing runs high.
Arrangements are being made for the
illumination of the whole city tomorrow
night in honor OF Seymour and Blair.
A party of negroes pillaged farm
house Monday night, and fired upon the
inmates, who saved themselves by Hight
A Radical indignation meeting at Chat
tanoogs, to petition the Legislature to
abolish the Metropolitan police, was
turned into rousing Democratic demon
stration, and refused to sign any more
petitions to either Brownlow or his Legis-
iure.-LouispiHe Courier Special.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
THE NEWS.

Thirteen deaths from sunstroke at Phila-
delphia from midnight to noon yesterday.
The Reconstruction Committe will not act
ON the erparfe statements the Radical Com
mittee Of Mississippi until the returns are
officially received. Then it is likely it will
throw out the counties necessary, and declare
the State admitted and the Constitution car
ried, if tho Democrats have not carried their
ticket when the fifteen counties are counted
out. As there is no pretense OF fairness, OF
course even q show of it is no longer to be
expected.
The fetal mortality of New York, from Sun
day to Thursday. five days. was 7i7-ffty per
cent. being sunstroke.
At the great Democratic State Convention at
Grafton five thousand were present. Thurman
and Pendleton made speeches.
By the exclusion of members Of the Georgia
legislature who are ineligible under the l4th
amendment, as recommended by Gen. Meade,
It is supposed the Radicals will secure ma
jority in that body.
The Paris Monitetr, commenting on the
speech Of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, re-
CARDS the policy Of France as pronounced for
moderation and peace. In the case Of the
United States Government versus M. M.
Armand. for building the Confederate iron
clads, which has been on trial. decision is ex-
pected within fortnight.
!. In Congress, in the Senate substitute bill
has been introduced, which provides that all
merchandise, except spirits, destined for st.
Louis, Cincinnati. Portland. Me-. Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and New Orleans.
may be forwarded to its destination at the risk
of the owner, under bond double the invoice
value. by carriers. to be designated by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. Hendricks moved to recall the bill re-
storing rights of certain persons in the South
ern States, unlawfulIy withheld. on the ground
that 1t had removed the disabilities Of the Rad
zeal members of the Georgia legislature. but
not their opponents in the same body, and
condemned such discriminating legislation:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
OHIO.

SASDusKY, July 1.-THE War Depart
ment at Washington has ordered the i'm
mediate removal of the bodies of two
hundred Confederate officers, who died
and we're buried on Johnson's Island
while prisoners of war, to the Catholic
Cemetery of this city. The removal is to
be commenced on Monday next, under
tha direction of a Government agent,
who has been sent here for that purpose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
Demoeratic Speakers Handbook.

A friend has called our attention to a
book bearing the above title, now being
issued by the Miami Printing and Pub
fishing Company, corner Of Bedinger
street and Miami canal, Cincinnati. 1t
will be valuable to Democratic speakers,
editors aud all who desire information
bearing on the present campaign. The
author is gentleman of first-rate quail
fications, and one well known to our cit
liens, but who modestly chooses not to
append his name. tits complete polit-
zeal work Of four hundred pages, s vo.,
double column, and will be forwarded
postpaid on receipt of 81 SO by mail.
Clubs of FIVE, $40, with discount 10 the
trade.
Such work will be very convenient at
this moment to club and other speakers
giving the platforms, letters of accep'
lance and full records Of candidates on
both sides. The odiOus records Of Grant
and Colfax are shown up. the corruptions
of the Radical party in and out of Con-
gress, the financial distress and its rea-
sons, the disunionism Of Radical leaders
before the war, the purpose Of the war al
declared contrasted with the actions belly
ing the sincerity Of that purpose, the re
construction legislation and its evi
effects North and South, the 0mnibul
bills. Impeachment, and decisions Of th'
Supreme Court on many vitality impor'
tant questions; in short, the work ough
10 be in every ones hands who would b
wellinformed. Address, asabOve stated
che Miami Printing and Publishing Com
many. corner Of Bediuger street an
Miami canal. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17

Il some talk that the Legislature viii
adopt the old South Carolina style OF
voting for Presidential electors, aud thus
take the matter entirely out Of the hands
Of the people, in which event, as that
body now stands, the State will go Tor
Grant. live can get any thing like a
lair vote in the Presidential election, we
win d our best to carry i for the DE,
mocraSy. Late in the evening General
Shepherd allowed the guns belonging 70
the United States taken TO Capitol h'li
and salute with United States powder
was cred in honor Of the meeting OF the
Legislature.
The weather is very hot and dry, crops
however, in good condition. MAX.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
INSURANCE.
NAME AND LOCATION:

The name of the Company is ETNA IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
The Company is located at HARTFORD.
CONNECTICUT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17

firnmmar scheol :, ---.--------..--.---.---. ] u
RrImnrV School --s.-s----.-s.-.as = -
Freneh. GefInan and Hebrew per month 30
Per circulars aud further irformauon apr.l-
cafion ny be made q the Principal o. ~ p.
Nrnariff, &. VI. dcvrr. ". D. Wallran. - =
williamson, J. n. ProTlpe. het. L. G. h,r-
rom. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
ESQUIRE MICHAEL FOLEY.

SUCCESSOR TO J. c, CREIGHTON. ESQ.,
has REMOVED HIS MAeIsTRATE-s
III ofca 70 the ela eA-o. No. ~ hdaH'-
of5cial services can Ind him On hand n Al
tusine1. houn. hs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
Position efshs President and Cabinet

p..,s,.p effhe President and Cabinet
The dispatches represent Mr. johnson
"a decidedly and earnestly for Seymour
.ns Blair Secretary BrOsning thinks
he ticket The strongest possible- Ran
AN and WeIiss support IL Mccullough
i not pleased. bat does not oppose
s--.rd and Schofeld are retieent Doc
s;,,i. Hesdricks and EaiDg are 70 speak
q fhe raiiEcsfon meeting n AA-AsHE''n
to-nouos sight
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17

SIC. q. BE Il JHflker enaefcd. Thai Al laws
and part OF Laws toming Ia conflict With this
act. and the sane are hereby repealed and
that this acs shall take eject and be In force
from and amer It's passase.
Tax Collector, Shelby county. Tenn.
~ Once IN GreenlaW building, corner o.
eeco5i md Union. Room No. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
LUoIUs j. HENDEE..
President.
]. GO0DNOw,
Secretary.

Subscribed and sworn to before me Ut Hart
ford, Conn, this I'll st day Of January. ISoS;
ISignedl ROBERT r.. DAY,
Justice of the Peace.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17
]. ID. STEWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Preparatory to Cumberland UniversityJ
Alabama street.

V'HE MKT SESSION OF THIS INsTITu-
II ton will commence en- cepte mber i. le1a.
and terminate on June ~. ls6A Ample prep
arati0n has been made % accommodats taIEe
land University. Lehancn, Ieln., ~ pre,ent-
ing q certihcats from this school They viii b
prepared for any other un.vfrslty % colltre.
The inltitufion i orrani1ed into four distinct
Trhoeir. There are four irstructor1. Boys -
ali aeaI above Zen yeart VII be received
tuition rrrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

solemn duties, and secured the appointment OF a
committee to examine the charges preferred. The at
saant thought proper unite to 1t demand for the
impeachment OF ex-Presdent M0ntt, accusing him
or various crimes and misdemeanors e5mmittsd
offers OF assistance made by the MOI Distinguished
lawyers Of the republic, aad proposes Defending
to TINS rs y us and
the Navy, Mr. Errazuriz. who, aiming at the future
presidency Of the republic, desires to place his pro-
sible before the people. Montt may have COM
mitted plumbers and indscretions but the proof Of
ms not having been guilty OF any unconstitutional
accusation and Of the accuser.
The fortifications OF Valparaiso are now nearly
considered as very Formidable They are built on
the hills which environ the city, and every advan-
has BEEN sudioSsy nprovea The forts num-
Der sixteen, distributed over distance OF six miles,
and mounting ia cannon OF the following calibre:-
Five guns OF 600 pounds each two OF 49, two OF 400
three Of 3OO three Of $50 nine Of ZOO five OF $780,
twentyone Of l2O three Of lo0 fifty Of 6S and eleven
mounted IN the fort OF San Antonio for the purpose
OF saluting. All the batteries are In condition to
open fire at fifteen minutes notice, and the Span
bardment Of Valparaiso matter quite as easy OF ac
complishment as was In 1885, fhe recollection OF
that disaster still rankles in the Chilean heart and
although the government may be anxious for peace
indefinite truce and that sort OF thing, with the SUBJ
e9 Of Her 6a tho Yes the and the
or old scores and to show themselves plucky as
our Peruvian allies were proved to be In the battle
Of Callao. The time will probably, however, never
come.
Chile steadily progresses In her march towards
commercial rank and Importance, and rarely does q
week pass without the presentation OF some petition
to the government praying for the privilege OF intro
ducing some new invention or Improvement in some
industrial branch. This is owing to the order that
always exists here and to the guarantees secured to
enterprise by the absence Of those civil wars and tu
mults that have SO completely dominated in other
portions Of South America. Almost without ele-
ments OF richness Chile has arrived at high stage
Of material advancement and still promises to pro-
ceed If individual effort and the spirit Of association
always encounter the same protection and aid.
peculiar kind Of clay has been discovered In the
hills of Tilti, which, without any artificial prepare
ton, can be made into articles resisting both the
action Of fire and air. suitable varnish has been
invented, and the proprietor Is confident Of speedy
remuneration.
The income derived from the Custom House in
Valparaiso during the month OF August amounted to
1854, 000 and this during time confessed by all to
be unfortunate for business matters
The firm OF Potter II Co., OF this port, have OBJ
tanned the privilege OF establishing factory OF
stearine candles In this republic.