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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.
ESTIMATES WANTED.


OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, /
CRY HALL, CHARLEsToN, september II, 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
y the 18th at IL O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS Of the lengths and sizes given below. The es-
nates will include the cost Of eIcavating about 200
cubic yards OF earth the necessary filling, reforming OF
payements and grading after the laying Of trunks
TnlJdKs FEET.
Length OF Trunk In Line street. 270
Len pth OF Trunk In and from lots III Coming street
TO she tidal drain. oVV
Length Trunk from lots on Gadsden street to the
main drain in Wentworth street. .............. 10
Length OF trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad: -.
cliffe street drain. loi
Total length. s77
Trunks to De twelve by twenty inches Ill the clear,
built OF by twelve inches prime yellow pine panks,
to upon seepers OF three by nine inches three feet
long, placed five feet from centres. Braces to be two by
ak nches doveaied into the sides Of Trunks, at dis.
tances five feet from centres The Trunks to be laid
10 grade pegs furnished by the Engineer.
All the work must be carried on with the greatest
dispatch
Plans can be seen at this office.
copy of these specifications must be attached to each
offer. LOUIS j. BAkBOr,
September - City Engineer.
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
nut on q Plantation. 30
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE.

OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE: -
ALLENDALE, BARswELL DISTRICT. s. c.,
March l, 1857 J
He,srs. Little d Marshall: -
GTSr1pMEN: I used, during the past season. one Of
Ingersos Portable Cotton Presses purchased Of you
Inst entember have always been prejudiced In favor
of the Screw and nothing but dire necessity IN
duced me TO try any other take pleasure however ID
adding INV testimony in favor Of its entire adaptation to
tbe wants OF a cotton plantation. has surpassed my
most sanouine expectations. have packed with but
two hands yet I prefer .four-two at each lever. MY
bales all weighed over 900 l6s The frst lot sent 70
market averaged 669 l;s My impression s that 500 bs
ia about the capacity of the Press and greater
NJ hounds subject the folowbock to too much risk un-
less the sides OF the cotton box was Increased would
add greatly to the value OF the Press the cotton box
was ten inches longer. In haste, am very
Your obedient servant, &c., b. W, LAWTOH.,
pS. took my Press down and carried It some four
miles 10 mack tho crop of neghbor who failed to have
A asscrew', built he 80 much pleased that he has
determined to abandon the Screw and purchase ,in'
gerson's Press d. W. h'
OFFICE op Krsas MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY
YoRKvIILE, 8. O., April Is, 1867.
GENTLEMEN have Just received your letter OF Feb
r1ary l4t-upon my return to this place. after an aD-
sence of two onthsand this reply may be too late for
your "Descriptive Circular Of Ingersos Cotton Press
The Press I used In packing my cotton Last year
worked admirably packing, with from 500 to 626
Ibs with good active hands to work It, am satisfied
that from eighteen 70 twenty bales might readily %
packed in day. se4...q. .,,rtus /,
This Press combines the advantages OF hghness and
consequent portability and simplicity tbeing easily man
aged b. any one OF ordinary inteiigence Great COM
not least it Is worked entirely by hand thus saving for
the farm horses the hard labor imposed upon them Dy
the use of the ordinary "Screw.
Respectfully, &C., yours, l. NJ. Law.
To LITTLE MARSHALL. Charleston, ). q.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR aud PRICE LIST
add
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THE HERALD.

Tn
| SO per annum, and. having large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts of the State
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonable-or which apply
10 our Agent MIR 4. p SLIDER, at the BILLS House.
CHOS. b j. Il II. GRENEEEh.
November E1ltozs AMI Proprieiors
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Consignces per Northeastern Railroad,
October 25.

21s bales Cotton. Mdze, &c. To w Williams Co,
Adams, Frost l. Co. Mowry Co. A Sawyer, w Ryan.
w Caldwell & Son, J II Baggett Co, z Davis, &
+ Early, l. kirkpatrick, Ravenel Co, Kendall d
Dockery, Screven Nisbet, Geo Prtchet, and Order
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Passengers

Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, S CT W
ueriot Butts, W Tucker. John smith, John Cong
don Master c Titon, Master Frank Payne, Tucker
and 10 deck.
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Augusta Market.

AuSUstH NIurIKCts
AUGUSTA, October 24.-GoLD-Brokers arc buying at
143, and selling at las
snvER-Buying at 1873 and selling at 1856.
CorToN-Ihe market has been biisk and excited all
day with prices irregular that We cannot possibly give
reliable quotations. but sales have been quite extensive
at l6l 1910 for New York Middngs, market closing
quiet. Sales 1l42 bales. Receipts 1882 bales.
BAcoN.-Shoulders 1GI5; B. B. Sides 1s CENTS C. r.
Sid:s 1915 Clear Sides 20 cents Ham, canvassed, 2o
cents.
CoRS-white, old, 81 90 co; Mess 81 20 a 80
WHEAT-Good hite will bring 80 10 %, Red - 90
a215.
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COMMERCIAL.
rne Charleston Cotton Marker.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON "Wednesday Evening, October %, 1867.
lhe marie. opened frIaer, prizes advancing from i
10 lc and il instances &c. q H. the stock ocinS
verv light and holders asking vancine rates. thereby
preventing buyers from operating Sales about 400 bales
say so at 1t; lc2 at 1915 at IT, IS at 17's 16 at
17 So l77s "a atl7 81 at Tx 90 at Is; % at lS
81 at .S}l; 80 on private terms.
We Qaote:
Low MiddhnS ........................I gitS
Strict MiddlnS nS..................."....1s .1sh4@lSh
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

MONEY MARKET.
THE New York Evening Post, of Wednesday, October
25u, says:
The loan market is easy at per cent, on call but COM
merca paper slow of sse and passes at high rates
Tlis state Of things indcstes disrust OF all metnods
of empoyng surplus balances except such as leave the
lenders control of their money at short notice and
est Another feature OF the money market Is that null
tude OF private capitalists who used to I'LL their porto
hos with commercial bills now prefer to hold seventhr-
ties or other Government paper which brings them good
rates Of interest without risk.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 23.-FLoUR, &c.-The market
for Western and State Flour is unsettled and Irregular
inferior and ordinary brands 20 SOC lower, while
good osaDtial shipping brands are steady GOOD ana
choice family extras are l0 q Csc easier.
Southern our is 25c off, and is dull Sales OF 4oO obls
at $40 10 IS IS for common to good baltimore and
country extras and So 10 IA 90 Tor trade and famy
brands.
GRAN-The whes. market opened rather stronger, but
buyers held off, and prices declined &c per busn Al the
concession good business DONE chiefly Tor exports
Osts opened stronger but closed lower and inactive
The sales ore - 000 bush Ohio and Western at 81 81 ~
and $40 for November delivery.
Corn opened better but the close. part Of the i'm
provement lost At the concession good homo and
q uode ate export demand prevailed.
CoFFgE-Rio is in good demand, and pricss arc nrm
We quote Rio prm {, 1S 1sHc; do good. l6il lie;
do. ialr lax l6c; do. ordinary IL l3hc Java, "A
25c; Maracalbo. 161 18c Laguayra, II 18c; St Do
mingo l51s Ice; Rio. fair to good cargoes IA 16c
Rio fair to good cargoes, i'll bond. 9 lie.
CopPER-American ingot unsettled, and prices are
lower We quote ut 231s "a DC for Lake and BALTIMORE
new sheathin and yellow metal ut 81 33c, and 26c
CoIroN-The market is dull and prices are very irregu
lar lower and the tendency is DOWNWARD Fair Mid
dlings scarce. We quote:
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispaieh to the Bdnimor: SUM-
treasury rNvEsr1aAT1oN-PRosIn ncnvE REMOVAL
OF SUPERINTENDENT CLARK-TEEURE OF OFFICE
LAy-pRFsIDRNr JoHNsoN's PonT1oN-aENERAL
GRANTS HEALTH.
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Il
HAy-Is IN good nand and prices firm at 75c. for
shipping and 81 40 for retail lots.
MoLAssRs-ls dull and heavy. We quote Cuba mus
covado 4S 55c Cuba clayed, 46 4Sc; Cuba centriu
gal, 36 $780,; Porto Rico, 65 roc; English island
81 6Sc.
NAVAL SToREs-Sprits Of turpeAtne is in fair demand
and steady Rosins steadier and good demand
prevails Tar is salnbe and nr1. We quote as follows
Spirits Turpenne. free, per gallon SO &c.,; Spirits
urpentine. bond. per gallon 47c.: Crude Turpen-
tire in bbls. per $50 bs 81 So CO.. Rosins. common
bbls,. per $50 bs 50 65 70; Resins, strained. IN
bbls p $50 fbs, 50 10 80; Resins, No. 2, in bbs
$50 fbs So sly 4 Resins. No. l. i'll bbls q $50 bs
81 Is 5; Rosins, pale in bbls q 2sO lbs, IS 20 g.
Rosins extra pale, in bbls y $50 lbs. So 80 a. 26
Rosins. window glass. IN bDs $50 ibs 81 80 q $50 90
Tar, North County, in bbs, q bbl, 81 % a 1885, Tar
wilmington, in bbs. per bbl So 75 L. Pitch, city, in
bbls, q bol 50 10 70; Pitch, southern, in bbls., .
bbl, S. 5a425.
RIcE-Is dull. Small sales of Carolina ut 9h 10c.
SUaAR-Raw sugars are dull and heavy. nehned are
quiet We quote: Inferior to common refining. 1lA
ilhc fair to good refining &c; fair to good grocery
l2E l2zc; prime grocery, 127s 13Ac; Porto Rico
lIx 14c Meado, u &c; Havana, boxes No. TO II.
TX l15sc do No. H. 125S 1896 do No. 1S to 16 Is
1890 do No. IL to %. IA l5Hc; do No. IL in bond
gold 5H 5Xo; Manila bags, ii a l2c
FRR1oHrs-Are easier. The only engagement VIC learn
of is 1900 but wheat to Glasgow per steamer at led
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Bogton Market.

BOSTON October 22.-CoFFIE.-The market is
quiet Small sales of Java at &c. gold.
CoTroN-The market is steady. Small sales to manu-
facturers at 10 20c for Middlng Upland and Gulf
DRUas-There have been sales Of casks Cream Tartar
at 2sc; $50 kegs Bi Carb Soda at 7c Sal Soda Sc;
Prussiatc Potash Soc yellow and IS 74c for red.
FRu1r-Malaga Raisns steady demand at 81 40
per for layers The stock In the market Is now about
5000 boxes
7Xc gold in bond.
MoIAssEs-The market is steady, with moderrte in
Quiry sales of 20 hhds Remedies at 5lc AZ hbds do ut
80 a &c., II hhds Cienfuegos at 55c per gallon.
SUGAR-rhe market Is steady, with moderate de-
mand. Sales of 42O boxes, No. IL 10 10, at 12a l6c;
small lots Of Cuba Muscovado at 12h u 1870, mos.
Refined Sugars selling at 161a 1614c for crushed
powdered and granulated, and l4S 1870 for coffee
crushed.
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WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY q -
GOODRICH. WlNEMAN 6 CO.. q.
No. 1853 Meeting street
And by all Druggists. - .,...1,
PROPRIETORS,
NAV Il emo Montgomery, Ala.
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y|T The PENCILS ARE TO BE HAD AT ALI, TIE
S PRINCIPAL STATIoNERS AND NoIION
HOP DEALERS.
ASK FOR The AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. -

ALI, PENCILS STAMPEDE: f.t .
E3- "AMER1CAN LEAD PENCIL co. N. z"
None genuine without / lie exact name OF the firm
look to it. December Is
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Factory, Hudson City, N. j.
WHOLESALE SALES ROOM
NO. "a JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.

ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENCIL2
a OF superior quality arc manufactured and offered
M at fair terms to the Trade The public invited
'tN to give the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL the pre-.
I M ference.
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G0E'S DYSPEPSIA CT


This great remedy for all DISCS
THE STOMACH is the discover 7
yentor of Cos's valuable Cmsl !
while experimenting for his own 4,
cured Cramp in the Stomach "a, M
had before yielded to nethins hut !.
The almost daily testimony frso
parts of the country encourage Is h
there is DO disease cansei bys
stomach it will not speedily cun
clans endorse and use it. Minis.n,.
timony ofits efheacy and from al 1
we receive tidings Of cures perforus|
DyspspsiG it Is sure 70 eur1.
one dose will cure. 9lci R.oasds
cured in. hundreds Of cases. Hmf'
Dixziness it stops IN thirty minus
ity Of the Stomach it cerrectG ct onrt 1
Of tie Food il stops .Jmmciiatsly. !
after Eating one dose viii remove 1
Jforbus rapidly yields 10 fsw dssa|
Breath viii be changed vita Aslfaa
IT is PERYECTLY HARNLE.
It's unprecedented success IS oslhgI
fact that it cures by assisting NAiuh
assert her sway in the system.
Nearly every dea,sf in the Uniia
sells It 1T ONE DoLLAa PEA BoTTLE
g. G.. CLARK s CO, Prld
March 14.-eoEiy. New Have
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'IEV HRIIELG II RlEBslERe
JOHN ID. THOMAS

1a1AAN DE hAOMA
Takes pleasure in announcing to The citizens
of Ebensburg and the north OF the county
generally. that he has recently added to his
stock large and complete assortment of
SHOES, BUSKINS, CATERS, &c,
For LADIES' and Children's Wear,
from the celebrated wholesale manufacturing
establishments of Ziegler & Sutton, Philadel-
phia. This stock comprises everything that
is desirable and scryiceable in the way Of
cssstons-naads seseed cork, and every article Is
warranted of the best material and most per-
feet manufacture. In the sale of these goods
the subscriber pledges himself to repair free
OF charge any article that may give wsy az
ter reasonable time and reasonable usage.
The ladies are specially invited to call and
examine the stock.
The subscriber also keeps on hand and Is
prepared to manufacture to order BOOTS
and SHOES for Gent's and Youths wear. Of
the very best material and workmanship,
and at prices as reasonable as like work can
be obtained anywhere. French Calf. Com
mon Calf, Morocco and all ether kinda Of
Leather constantly on hand.
&C. Store on Main street, next door to
CraWford's Hotel. feb21-tf.
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a NJ PERSON intending TO build q
- House or Barn. can buy Nails and
HardWara cheap by paying cash at
Feb -. GE0. HJETLEYy6,
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UNION HOUSE.

rBENsBURG, Pa. JOHN A. BLAIR.
q Proprietor, spares no pains to render this
hotel worthy of continuation Of the liberal
patronage It has heretofore received. His
table will always be furnished with the
best the market affords; his bar with the
best ct liquors His stable slarge, and viii
be attended by an attentive and obliging
hostler. Jan 81, 1s67.-tf.
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HOTELS.
GRANT HOUSE,
~ HemIock, Cambria CO., Pa.
John WILKIN. Proprietor.

INV ~ l111K II, z = Z tzlE77 tt107 -
This House has been refitted, and offers
accommodations superior to any other House
in the vicinity The Proprietor. after long
experience IN The business. feels confident he
understands the wants of the public. His
TABLE will be supplied with the delicacies
Of the season and bis BAR with the choicest
wines and liquors By constant attention
and due care for the comfort Of bis guests
the Proprietor hopes to merit liberal share
of patronage. may16- 1y.l
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f. L. PERSHING, ArroRSEY-Ar-
Ws Law, Jokastoen, Pa Ofice on Frank
lin street. upstairs, over John Benton's
Hardware Store. jan 81. 1867.
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
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E you want to buy goods on long credit
= and psy big pics: don't 60 70
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I'D DOZ. WooDEH BurrER BowIs
= - just received and for sale low for cash
at Tfsb.2s. GEO. HUNTLEY'S.
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MAIN SrBnET, EBEEsBuHe. Pa.
January 81. 1867. k4N
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2eiScnoe
9nl6tt IlifJt ine1r !.

Benn Shr Snr9 9nipenbuns pom Or. Sotn
Stlle's Gltrtr auf bic 9aner unb nit aeriuaeu
Ausqdben enrtrt tuerDen t6Hnt Ser iiberralebenb {
Grolg, we5er biete nnfbdsbare ReSisin fr ,IatllrS
t1e uno neru6ie S6pddbe, aagemeine Gntfr1ftuno
uho Garnieoerliegen, 8erluit Der Dsnsfeifbdtiafet
Snpetenj oeer irgeno cine anoere SeIae ilIaeubd,e
eei9tinnes begleltet bot, mat ie su Dem pertbpeuz
ten Rraporate, weIu 8 lie entSedt wor6eI ill., &c
eHtferut ale Ferpeneioen, Observation-Disclosures IL Nufz
reenn9, Hnfdbigfeit sim Stn6fren ODER su @efdften
8eruf bes 9eodttniiieS, 8eruirrumG, @e artfell ol
SebIimoro 6urdf oes Bnbainnes u. II 10. Gs ftelt
ben Appetit nil Der Der to ernepert lie @efuuebeIt
0er1enlgen, meid1e lie our9 lbermd6igen GeruB ODER
sf9Ietpte geDe5nbeiten serii5rt ba6eii.
i Snn8leHgss lat sGA1 nitBt inebr pOu Anadiaibern
snt IGN fdnten Ytattifatiten btnfer9eben, fonberf
anf einmaI @efnnSbeit nn6 Slid fidern. cine pous
tlnetge peillug wrn In iebem Sale aeudbrleitet
greis 81 per 6Iaf9e eSer pier 5laien airsns Abtsie
Sine 5lnfde 1T bintei3enS, cine Rur Il, allen aes
fn0bnlt9en Gdaen berSHitelen.
ebenio Or. JoinpiIe's fpesii6e Yilen, srr raftben
Mno oanernoen beilmPg BON @onDtrA0ed, wieet, Saaz
menentIp, ibnngen, stein, BIdfenfatarrh unb aIler
9tterehs mo DaienIeioen 6eEnHg beIpirft IN einem
bis tiinf Eagen. 9isfeIben Tperbeu pom gHansener=
traftef befettet bic ben Snfteme mufdbtd5 o ulio
ben WaBen tieasals fberIaoen nber ben Mtkem persi
gtften Rein Beie Der 9idt tn mdbrenb ibses QieSr
braM9ee nbttiB nod btnbeft tbre aeirhmg irgeabpie
ben 9tf9dften na1suseben. 9sreis 81 per &dffrbeu.
Seoer Der beiben oben erIDdbnten @rtifeI Mrs Sidt
uerpadt uno izbgesabtt, Our bic BOT cher ben Grs
preB nap empfara bes 4reies tf9eno efns Apfeije
ueHanet. Ran ridte aIie BeiteIinn en- an
Berger, Chute y. Co., Gbemiser, Z
ap3 eodamlS 30. 2S5 Riuer Ctr, Erop, u. ..
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@rfea,ne Detn epps.4a, ],

Mao. 2 3. Ehornton, Die grobe enalifGe Nitrolo.
9ttn, SenianbHle niS' GeelenteTner erin weIsbe 81
neriett bat, wDbnt iett IN Nuolon, R.ig Ssnste
19ornton befkt eiHe 70 1puHbef6DHe galSe 6es 4 Ell
TN eel ttes. bob re i'm Sta Dc if itbfe sgenSfik
gerbetFathetef1 bei6er Ge,djtectrer nfrtIntheigsn
Baareno I'm 8ntanee Der 8ersndnna, beid5reibt ia
genah oie 9erl6us i1eIde iHsGtl beiratbe
pon iMmenier gepat, genannt Bfpd5omotrcp Ell, IT,
@9enisagntl9ss Bib ses Satflnfttse gatten oSer
9etoes peg AnTa9ite4ers, hebit 09t,tm Ses sod Elf
y. !. ~ 5erporsnbringen. Dies lit fein Sumbua. ME
Salise pen 9eantfieE 5eneiien aSeiia Deriarlah
Isnosl " en- osgaabigtes Gertiat otter gejdbriebee
yrngt; 2Ssnn man eiHe 6aartpde einjdIiest, sc
oirtsPids, Alter, notwithstanding unS Santiarbe
eh9teot nno tnnfstg Cent? nebIt elmer an be,, Mb
teneer aoreiftrten franfirten Gnurlope nitfhidt 70
er9dit man NIT nmgebeHoer volt Das tiitne ,f,,S
ote 9enilntbte Anfftdrnrg. @He TalttbeiImncen IN
trdIensuou '"Ne es'-
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SrDlDn & SerfinS'
NianDS, fiir bas &pIf.
400 8roome Ctr, Stem BORT.

sgir woIen bic Nufm ertiantfeit bes gubIitnns an.
Mere eIeganten 8ianos nit neuen SsaIeit in ben
l9enoeu StDlen, lenfen
StptsAs,t7 Sftapen, srOee 5rOnt. runbe Gden,
9l1n9enarttger 9ooeu, ehtlpeoer ddtedi9e pher ae=
dntste Beine, geraoer Soben, bic 3n5pic1eit alif
BEN Brette nns9ebandt.- $450
StpL@Y@, Oftdpen, ebenio wie StpI u, mil
Serpenttn anf benz 8rette ansgcbdudbt, sef9nikten
gtst. Sttabei. be aro5en 5roaisdss s2 e.
ieelbsn ME i'm stpf ss,I seiSniste aera MiiS 80.
Y npult aierii9 gei6nibte Seine $3.50,
St2i 20. Ot6apeii, pier grObe runSe @den.
Der 2idens spolift, 9tMsbnHbungen an 2eif UNI
Brett, Serpentinbooen, ee5tbniste 2pra unb 9oten=
uIt, elegant gef9Rlste SSrittbt6eines. $500
Vile 0btgen StDle lin6 in eIeganten 8oienboIsturz
hteren aus9eiegt uno haben oas pene eferne Sefteu
.ran3offdle 9dmpfer, 9arfenpeoa, f9rdse Sede, SIs
tenberHtruHt uu6 1nf1enttappeH uuo nbertrgiIeH tn
frem iiber3osenea sab fat ole IL Ottap sianOs,
beiten YtateriaEiea perferri9t iinS f5nnet In Bese
auf Appretur, Oaucrbaftgfeit, ReinbeitAno SdRSela
beg Zones nt9t dbertrefiep perben. 80
lie pier oben bef9riebeie1 SfpIe beareifen al Bic
wefentlidlen Abditberunsen Der 1uBesea seuenSuno
ano 8etalt, TDelbe Don pielen 6abrifanten auf Is
~ 4Ruiter Dertbeilt fDerosn.
mir enien Sic Afhlerfianiteit Ses gubIifums, Ser
Serfdnfer uno hes 3dnbeLs aiIf ene srinott6e llns
teriubung Der SerSienite unierer 9iaiios.
pa MIR BE 9roBen Ansgaben uermeioen, ipelGbc mil
toreareH 0abriteH hlS fbeuren &a9efIt III Der taot
perbrheea fnS, fns suit i'm Stanbe; bsfe gianes III,
Pretien 81 otertren, ipeidbs 9oHcurren3 arIib.ben
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