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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
OFFICE OF UDoLpuo WOLFE,
Sole Importer Of the .schiedam aromatic Schnapp.
% BEAVER STREET,
New York, Nov. 8, 1863.


To the People Of the Southern States:
When the pure medicinal restorative, now 80
widely known as Wolfe's Sch isdam Schnapps
vas introduced into the world under the en-
dorsement Of four thousand leading rnemlers
OF the medical profession some 20 wears ago. its
proprietor was we'll aware that It could not
wholly escape the penalty attached 10 ell new
and useful preparations. He, therefore, en-
desvored to invest it with strongest possible
all attempts 10 pirate it difficult and danger
Gus. 1t was submitted 10 distinguished chem
lists for analysis, and pronounced by them tile
Purest spirit ever manufactured. It's purity
ana properties having been thus ascertained,
samples Of the article we're forwarded TO- ten
thousand physicians, including all the leading
practitioners in the United States, for purposes
OF experiment A circular, requesting a trial
OF the preparation and report of the result,
accompanied each specimen. Forr thousand
Of the most eminent medical men in the Union
promptly responded. Their opinions of the
article were unanimously favorable. Sucb. a
preparation they said, had long been wanted
by the profession, as no reliance could be placed
on the ordinary liquors Of commerce, ali OF
whlch were more or less adulterated, and there.
IoIe nnht for medical purposes. The peculiar
e1ceuence and strength Of the oil of Juniper.
whieh formed one Of tie principle ingredients
OF the Schuapps, together with an unalloyed
character Of the ,alcobolio element, give ii. II
the estimation Of the faculty, q married. supe.
rioritY over every other ditfusive stimulant AZ
diurstic, tonic and restorative. = :
These satisfactory credentials from profes
% %sional men Of the highest rank were published
"a condepssd form. and enclosed with each
tees Of is JgsnuinsnesA Other pfecsut,on,
IsEsinst fsaud vere aIso adopted a. uatant u.
lobtainst Sof the article. abe label vss ao,,u..
rlehtd. Jas AniH Of the proprieio2s suto.
gzsph sienatars Was atsaehea TO saeb labsl IND
cover h,. natas and that. on the pfsrarsiion
Nsre embossed on shs bottiss, md ths cot,
we're sealed With bic priyats ssalG g article
nhmA nf.SchnanY,a rRfor IA tha iS4-.1.AGSs,IS
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&c PlHE STREET. NEW YorK. Nov. 81. 1sG7
CD"LrHo WOLFE. Eso, pre.e,t:
DEAR SIR: ] have msd- a chemical exami-
n.,,"n Of ssmple Of your Schiedsm Schuapps
with the intent of determining If any foreigr
or i"Ju'iou, aulatAncs had been added to til,
simple oir'i!led sririis.
.;or ~ ~ examination has resulted in the conclu
sion 'nat IT, ssmp.e containc., no noisonur, o,
a;ana a.t'N'.. | lave hscn unable t.
oiscoScr any trace "i 's.. deleteriou, substo orce
which are employed in til. adu,tera,;on Of Ii.
Guo.s. i would not hesitate l.. use myseI, O
TO recommend 10 others, for mcGic,n., ;'nr,'oss
the Srhiednm ScLnapp. a. sn excellent anu ".e 10.
Objectionable variety Of gin.
Very resrectfu'ly yours,
Cu.iS, Il SEEI Y CLeniat
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stop at HAevvitt's Globe Hotel Auggt Ge.---VV c. HHe

and now. The third party claim, that
the opportunity to serve should be afforded
10 all, for the merit Of tho religious act
consist not in being washed, but in wash
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PARIS, January 6.-The material
decline in rents is attributed to Rus.
sia's demands in Turkey.
Russia, it is reported, will demand
a strict non-intcrvention in the quar-.
rel between Turkey and Greece,
should the deliberations of the con-
ference prove abortiyc.
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COUNTY OrFIcERs.-Mr. John Ro-
bertson has been appointed County
Treasurer; Mr.. N. J. Calnan, Auditor
Mcssrs. Jacob Levin, G. II. Suydam
p. Epstin and James Windsor, Coun-
ty Assessors, Of Richland County,
and all have entered upon the duties
of their respective offices,
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ItsI'eclIuII yours,
Cli-iS. d. SEEI.T, Chemist.

NEW York. 53 CEnAs STREET, nov. &c, 1866
CD"LPHo WOLFE. Eso.' present:
DEAR SIR: / have submitted TO chemiea
analysis two bottles Of .:SchieduM ScLaapr..
which / took from the frksh package in YOU,
bonded warehouse, srd find, ss before. tha
the spiritous liquor IL free from Injurious ingre
dents or falsiication; that it has tie marks o
being aged snd not recently prepared by ME
chanical admixture or alcohol snl nrom atics
Respectfully, FRED. i. MAYER. Chemist.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.

ieel bound to cay, that I regard you.
Schrspps "a heine in every rc.n.ct nr.-em;-
nen,iy pure and 'lrrcrvirg Of ,n.icsl patronage.
A. s'l events it ia The purest possible article OF
Holland Gin. heretofore unatt ainal,,e. and az
snch mOy be safely rrcsc,lbe.l ky nh, sicians
DAVID l.. MOTT. M. d.,
Pharmaceutical CheE:ist, New York.
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NEW IoES Tuesday, N,

NEW \ oEK. Tuesday. May !.
UDoLPho WOLFE, ESQ. DEAR SIR: Thew an,
of pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal pur.
poses has been long felt by tile profession, and
thousands of lives have been sacrificed by the
use of aduitearted articles. Dellrium tremens
and other diseases Of brain and neryee, SO rife
this country. are very rare in Europe, ew-
Dg, III agrcst degree, 10 the dificre Ice in G
uality sf the spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles i'm nported
and So!d by You, including your Gin. which
you sell under tho name of Aromatic Shedam
Schnapps, which ~e consider justly entitled to
the high reputation it has acquired in this
country; and from your long experience as Q
fereign importer, your Bottled Wines and Ii
1uors should meet with the same demand.
We would recommend you to appoint some q
the respectable apo,hecaries in the different
parts OF the city as agAnts for tho sale Of YOU,
iarandies and Wines, where the profession car
obtain the came when needed for medicina
purposes
Wishine you success in the new enterprise
We remain your obedient servants
VALENTINE MOTT. MD, Professor of Sur
gerry, University Medical College, New York
J. M. CARNOCHAN, MD Professor of clin.
!caI surgery, Surgeon in Chief to the Stat,
Hospital, etc. No. IA East Sixteenth street.
LEWIS Il. SAYRE. MD, No 1876 Broadway
II. 7. DEVICES. Md. No. f9l Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER, Md, No. i2O Nintl
Street.
NELSON STEELE. ND, No 81 Bleeker st, eet
JOHN O'RIELLY, MD No. $50 Fourth street
Is. l. RAPHIEL, Md, Professor Of the Princ
pies and practice of Surgery, New 7 ork Medi.
cal College, etc., No. 81 Ninth street, and 9th.
ers.
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TOWN COUNCIL NOTICE,

The attention of the itizens of the Town
Of Abbeville is hereby called to the following
Ordinances, which have been re-enacted, with
such changes as have been rendered necessary
| by political events. and which will be enforced
The Town Marshal. S. L. RUSSELL, is in
structed TO report all violations.
An Ordinance concerning tho health OF the
Village
An Ordinance in relation to the duties oi
Town Marshal, &c.
An Ordinance to prevent Chicken Fighting,
and Gandcr Pulling. and Horse Racing, within
the corporate limits of the Town of Abbeville
An Ordinance to regulate tho practice Of the
Council.
Ordinance defining the corporate limits.
An Ordinance to preven, Cattle from run
ming in the streets during the night aud to pro
| tect sidewalks and shade trees.
An Ordinance relating to Shows and Exhibi-
tons.
An Ordinance against violent riding and
driving in the streets.
An Ordinance to preserve quiet and order in
the Town Of Abbeville.
An Ordinance relating to indecent practices
BY order of Council.
VIII. II. PARKER,
DeoZ u Intendant.
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The proprietor also offers for sale Bottled
Vines and Liquors. imported and bottled by
himself, expressly for madicinal use. Each
b'ttle has his certificate of it's purity.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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WHIPPING a cARPEr-BAGGER.
A Colorod Senator Thrashes Land Conn
missioner Lcslio-Totsl Defeat OF the
White Carpct-Bagser. III
ESPECIAL rRLsoRAA TO ruk NEws.l

sl, COLUMBIA, 8. G., october rs.
fight took place this morning between Land
Commissioner Leslie, white, and wimbush, the
colored senator from Chester. Leslie undoubted-
~ had the worst Of st. The cause Of the fight was
a dispute about some land. et
leslie Is a white man from New York, who
made his first appearance In South Carolina In
1855. Afterward he became successfully reye-
nue. spy, member Of the Constitutional Oonven.
tion and State senator. Hewas suspended by the
Senate for disrespeotful behavior, but was per-
mitted, upon making an humble apology, to take
his seat again. He was then appointed Land
gommtssioncr, and as such is empowered to buy
lands at the expense Of the State and sell them to
deserving freedmen. Leslie did expect to make
good thing 1T.
wlmbush is a native-born mulatto, OF pleasant
manners, and is now State senator from Ches-
teri
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FRoM THE s1x IL: CAPITAL.
Hore OF the Eiiiott-Kavsnash Fra
:, css-Chief constable Hubbard Takes
Part.
IPRoM OUR OWN coRAlspoNpENr.1

COLUMBIA, October ~.
The fracas of Friday has had its continue
tons. Elliott stands his ground, but Kava-
nagh keeps active. Saturday evening, while
Chief Constable Hubbard was at the Columbia
Hotel, Kayanagh assailed him with abusive
language, charging him with being an instiga-
tor Of Elliott In the affair Of Friday-the horse
whipping at the executive chambers-and
finally assaulted him with blows. This Hub
bard stood as long as patience was virtue,
and proceeded to quiet his excited assailapt
by arresting him and putting him In the guard
house. Sunday morning he was released at
the usual hour. Threats against Elliott con-
tinue to be loud and sanguinary, but the valo-
rous assistant acknowledgement does not appear
to be In any Immediate Danger. The Grand
Army of the Republic has not acted upon the
Case yet.
Kayanagh has been cutler at this post as
well as secretery for Governor Scott for some
months; Is said to be an Irishman but that
gallant race have never before witnessed one
of their own blood whipped in public by ne
gro without resenting the indignity in suitable
style. However, the affair is not yet over.
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SPARKS FRoM THE WIRES.

There was an earthquake at Laguayya on the
9th.
Mr. Jefferson Davis arrived In New Orleans yes.
terday. .osil ID
Father Camblaso, OF the Society of Jesuits, died
In New Orleans on Sunday, aged sixty.
All inward vessels to New Orleans that wore
outside the passes have crossed the bar.
Returns show comparatively large Democratic
vJaajorlties In the California judicial elections,
A barge, laden with three thouland barrels OF
nour, sank at the levee, at Cincinnati, yesterday.
II was thought tho Board OF Educsion OF Gin
,cinnatl, last night, would exclude theplble from
The public schools. 'fr
President Grant has pardoned Anderhn Fat.
terson and Elsom, who were convicted in Rich
mond, in 1893, Of conspiracy to defraud the i've.
nue..
President Grant and Secretary Boutwell, are de-
clared to be In favor OF the removal Of the dlsa-
biIlties Of Judge Johnson, senator elect from
Virginia.
A dispatch received at New York states that
the rebel steamers Quaker City and Florida had
q sharp nght with salnave's neet. Both sides
claim the victory.
The trial OF the ofiicers OF the priyateer Cuba
was resumed in Wilmington yesterday, aud the
court adjourned to to-day. By order OF the az.
thorIt!es the stores were taken ont of the ship Il
- u
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lrRoA THE ASSOCIATED pREss.]

WARRINGTON, October Is.
In the Supreme Court Chief Justice Chase read
an elaborate opinion In the Ycrger case, to the
eject that the Supreme Court OF tue United States
has Jurisdiction under the constitution and the
Judiciary act Of 1877, and that the act OF f67, re-
peaed by the act OF 'eS, docs not act to take away
the Jurisdiction OF this court in this case. The
writ OF haoeas corpus was referred to as among
our most valuable rights, and was guarded by the
constitution. The merits OF the Yerger case were
not involved in the opinion, the court merely as
suming Jurisdiction. Yerger's counsel win have
conference tomorrow with the Attorney Gene
raj, when the further proceedings under jurisdIc-
ton will be arranged. The granting Of the writ La
still pending. "ft
Mr.. Justice Miller dIssented from the opinion OF
the court. ~
The following Is an extract from CHIEF Justice
Chase's opinion: 1--WE arc obliged to hold, there
fore, that In all cases where Circuit Court OF the
United States has, In the exercise OF fts original
Jurisdiction, caused prisoner to be brought be-
fore 1t, and has, after inqulrng into the cause Of
detention, remanded him to the custody :frorn
which he was taken, this court, in the exercise 4
its appellate Jurisdiction, may, by writ OF haoeds
corpus, aided by tho writ Of cegtforart reverse
the decision OF the Circuit Court, and If It Ie
found unwarranted by law, relieve the prisoner
from the unlawful restraint to which he has been
remanded.n ~
The conclusion is as follows: 'sThe argument
having been confined to the question OF jurisdlc-
tion, this opinion Is directed to that question.
The Jurisdiction OF the court to issue the writ is
afnrmed.n
The case OF Noses Waring vs. the Mayor Of Mo-
bile, In error from the Supreme Court OF Alabama,
was decided to-day. The plaintiff merchant Of
Mobile, claims to be an importer OF salt In that
port, and complains that the city, under authori-
ty OF the State law, seeks to impose upon him a
tax upon sales in conflict with the clause In the
United States Constitution prohibiting State
from laying ny duties upon imports and exports.
The Supreme Court held that under the circum.
stances OF the case, the plaintiff was not the i'm.
porter OF the salt, but the mere purchaser from
the Importer, and the fact that he sold in un-
broken packages did net exempt him from State
taxation. He had not partaken Of the risks of
the voyage. The owners OF the ship were the i'm.
porters. The Judgment was afirmed.
The revenue to-day is $656,0Oo.
The Court OF Claims is In session.
Mr.. Ewing ia recovering.
The sentence Of Captain Monroe, Of the marines,
has been commuted to suspension from rank,
duty and command for three years.
The immediate payment OF the November inter-
est. without reb: te, is authorized by Secretary
Boutwell,. iNe'
The President will be absent from the capital
from noon tomorrow until Thursday.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Tho Supreme Court Decision In tho
Yerger Case-The Probable Result.
IsfEclAL TELEGRAM TO THE Hsws.l

WASHINGTON, october %.
The United States Supreme Court having decid-
ed to-day that It had Jurisdiction in the Yerger
case, It is agreed by the members OF the bar that
the writ OF haoeas corpus win be granted, and
that 30 much Of the Reconstruction laws as pro-
vdos for the trial Of civilians by military triou-
nails viii be pronounced unconstitutional.
At the request OF General Butler, the President
to-day appointed Mr. George Butler, OF New York,
Consul. General for the British West Indies.
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EUROPE
Fenian Gathering I'm London-No Riot
or Disorder =

Fonian Gathering I'm London-No Riot
or Disorder. -
LONDON, October 25.
An immense Peniau amnesty denomination
was held to-day. Several thousand women were
In the procession, wearing green feathers and
green scarfs. Fifty thousand people were present
The American nag. was displayed and loudly
cheered.' Several OF the speeches were highly in
nammatory. Resolutions demanding amnesty
were passed by acclamation, after which the
crowd quietly dispersed The police reserves
were ready, and troops were assembled at the
barracks, but their interference was unnecessary.
Peace Proclamation I'm Paris.
PARIS, October rs.
n Petrie, the Prefect of Police, has Issued a
proclamation In which he says that, In view Of
rhe proceedings expected on the 2o.h instant,
which are likely to disturb the public peace, the
authorities inform the people OF Paris that mea-
suree will be taken to insure respect OF the law
and the maintenance OF tranquility. All good
citizens are requested TO be on their guard
against imprudent curiosity, and not to expose
themselves to the consequences OF emf orclng the
law against the mob.
Napoleon up I'm Arms.
LONDON, October 25.
The fears OF revolt in Paris are diminishing.
The government is taking every precaution to
guard against disturbance. Marshal BaZaine has
been ordered to use his cannon without mercy II
need be.
I appointment OF a Minister.
LONDON, October 25.
Er. Austin Henry Layard, the author and
iRsveh explorer, has been appointed British
bassador to Spain. Mr.. Layard was elected
I'D Rector Of Aberdeen University In 1s56-5e,
1and became Under Secretary Of state for Foreign
Arars In 1901.
Death OF Professor Connington.
at LONDON, October 25.
Mr.. ]. Conngton, Professor Of Latin in the Uni.
yersity OF Oxford, ia dead. Mr.. Connlngton was
an eminent classical editor and scholar, and pub
llshed In 1856 translation OF the lEned into EnS.
lsh verse, which attracted general attention.
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@-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEBY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYsEETRRY AND DIAR.
RHRA coRDIAL.-This article, SO wen known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, "a
now offered to the whole country.
1t u invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can AFFORD to be without It, and none
VIII to whom its virtues are known,
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
D0WIE NOISE.
os'ii o"ospAo General Agents.
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TIE n1Re1xIA STATE FAR.

f RICHMOND, October 26.
The State Fair, which commences on Tuesday,
November 2, is the nrst held since the war The
new grounds, comprising sixty acres, are nearly
covered with exhibition buildings. President
Grant and the Cabinet Will be invited.
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esrTHE FALL AND ITS DANGERS.

srTHE FALL AND ITS DANGERS.
Animal as well as vegetable Life Ia powerfully af
fected by the great atmospheric change that
takes place In the fall. But for the flowers, the
foliage and the herbs Of the field there is no help
Their time has come and die they must It is
otherwise with man. For him the meaus Of rein.
vIgoration1 have been provided by skin and
science. To recruit his exhausted energies and
fortify himself against the disorders generated
by the sudden depression OF temperature and the
unwholsome exhalatlons OF autumn, let him tone
his nervous system, invgorate his digestion and
give edge to his appetite with HosTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs. He may then face the NOR.
bid Influences Of the season fesr!csely. The chill.
ing night dews and heavy morning uIsts will
have no power to make him shlver and burn, to
afrect his Liver, to disorder his stomach or his
bowels, TO rack his Joints with rheumatism, or to
render any latent element Of disease in his sys.
tenn active and dangerous. To the sufferer from
general debility, whether constitutional or aris.
Ing from other causes, this potent vegetable spe
ci1c is earnestly recommended. And let It be re.
membered that physical weakness opens the dsor
to all maladies. ylgor Is the chief defence Of the
human structure against all causes Of disease and
H0sTETTER's BITTERs may be truly pronounc--
ed the safest and surest OF all invlgorants It Ia
che most genial OF all vegetable tonlcs, and Is
admirably adapted to the wants and weakhesses
OF the more delicate sex, as we'll as TO the all.
ments Of man.. oct25 6pAo
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5iuauciaI.
n D W A r D LOW e 8,

''' BROKER, No. 1 BROAD STREET,
Buys ana sells ON commission, Bonds, Stocks
Bank Bills, and Securities OF all kinds. The high.
est market prices obtained. 80 fi''
Amy iniornatlon desired, by letter; or otherwise,
Broad street. OF through Postofiics BOZ SS -'',
Ma 1 aso M attsnd a. 70 ths Investments of money In
REfBRRFoEs.-Wagner, Huger Co, Reeder &
Davis, q: a. Trenholm d Son, w. o. Bee 4 Co.,
and Trust Company; Pelxer, Rodgers Co., J. D.
Aiken and Coz George II. Walter 4 Co., Cohen
Hanckei Co., Andrew Slmonds, President First
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NEGRO .sOLDIE,RY IN NORTH CARA
49, LINA. NJ. ~.

RALEIGH, October Is.
Governor Holden is organizing and arming
company Of negroes in this city. 1t Is supposed
that they are to be sent to Orange and Chethsm
Counties to suppress q pretended Ku.Kiux organ
ization. The proceeding causes great excite
ment
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AfD FOR cUBEiA.

NEW YORK, October rs.
II is reported that the steamer Lillian landed
men and part Of her cargo on the Cuban coast,
previous 60 her capture by the British war vessel
Thercport that tile LillIan's consort, Teazer, was
captured by the Spanish vessel L'Africa, is dis
credited.
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WASHINGTON.
RANT AND THE GOLD RING.

The Unhappy Fanily-IIoSv tho Prcsi-
acknowledgements for tho Com.
Ing Congregational scssion-The Car
Pet-Baggers Already at Work
Changes In the Cabinet and scnate-
All About Cuban Recognition-Th he
Great American Traveller Coming
This Way.
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&%ROSADALISi BALTIMORE, / MD, !
MARCH 4;lse7-My daughter having been cured
OF deeply seated disease Of the Lungs by your
"RosADALIs" feel It my duty to make the fact
known toyou for the beneft'of others She suf-
fered nearly two years with 9 hard cough, which
troubled her day and night; at last the emaciated
form, CLASSY eye, night sweats, together with the
cough, told too plainly that It was Consumption,
beyond question, eating dt her vitals Our physl-
clans remedies brought no relief. She was ad-
vised to try your RosADALIs as Tonic, which she
did. Imagine my surprise and qualification when
I found her appetite returning Slowly she re-
gained her strength, her cough and night sweats
gradually ceased, and she ia now, after taking
Ave bottles Of your medicine, apparently MS well
as ever. Yours, respectfully, a,D
Mus. ANN E. SMITH.
For sale by GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., I'm.
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston, g. @.
Oct23 atuth8 =, ~ -
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B- NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
hereby cautioned against purchasing the NINE
TY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. of the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad Company, each for $780,
numbered from 377 to 46e inclusive, the same
being our property. Ii. x. JESUP i CO.,
oct20 g. ,t.y s .tt NeW York. &.