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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLr.-Anthony simms,
Charles Jones, and Richard Briscoe for being
drunk aud disordsrly, were arrested by officers
Of the Seventh precinct, and fined BY Justice
Walter SO each.
Charles Wilson and Ferdinand Genzerott were
taken in charge by officers Of the Fifth precinct,
for disorderly conduct, aud fined by Justice Hsr-
per 81 each.
Hanson Norton and Hiram Bench, for similar
offences, had q hearing before Justice Chaplin, at
the Sixth precinct station, and fined 81 each.
Alice Iced, Lee Hawkins. and Lewis Hawkins
were arraigned before Justice Tucker, at the
First precinct station, Tor disorderiy conduct,
and iued In various sums.
Joseph Glenn, for similar offence, was fined
50 BY Justice Gull, at tho Eighth precinct sta
tion, but not having the wherewith, was sent to
the workhOuse for seven days.
Margaret Lynch and Samuel Cochran for being
drunk and disorderly, were arraignod before
Justice Thompson, at the Second precinct sta.
ton, and fined 81 each.
Francis Ross and Kate CANT were arrested for
drunkenness by officers Of the Fourth precinct
and fined by Justices Harper and Chaplin
Francis 10 the sum Of 81 and Kate to the amount
Of IS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

The WASHINGTON YAcHr CLuB This club
held a meeting at Harry Gorbutt's, corner Of
Eighth and E streets, last evening. The meet.
ing was called to order by tho president. Peter
Poth, when the constitution was read aud
adopted. One clause provides that on tho 9th
Of every July the club shall give a dinner as
long as any member survives, and that plates
shall DO set upon each occasion for all the orig.
inal members, The death Of any member shall
DO noted BY his plate being turned down and
chair up. The yacht now In course Of eonstruc.
tion 10 said to DO perfect In model, and when
completed, they venture to say, will DO the most
perfect specimen Of marine architecture that
ever ssiled over tho bosom Of the Potomac. The
club adjourned at an early hour.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25
AUCTION GAL H -.
DY FRAYSkR & CO., AuCTS',
ID No sy7 Penb,y'vsnis avenue.
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
THE CITY HALL.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
NEAR The CITY HALL.
On THURSDAY, Ne alst day OF October, ~ =
o'clock p m, shall offer for sale, at Public Aueo
ton In front Of The premises, parts Of Lots NO ~
and 49, In Square No 56s being the east 10 feet IN
width Of said Lot and the west 10 feet 10 width OF
said Lot a. By loo feet 10 depth to public alley,
making q beautiful Lot Of 20 by 100 feet.
This property fronts on = street north. between
seeobd aud Third streets west and offers great In
dueements I, purchasers.
Terms; One third cash. residue in three equal In
stalmsnts Of six, twelve and eighteen months, ths
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred psy.
mspts satisfactorily sudorsed, and bearing interest
from day Of sale. deed given and deed OF trust
taken. All eoaveyansipg and stamps Al the cost o.
the purchaser.
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied with within
ave da,s from the day Of ale reserve the rghtts
resell the property at the rtk aud cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser two days public notice
LLOYD 4 LAsSsLLE, Attorneys,
PRAYsBR &CO,
oe25 th,s,w Auetioneers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

EStsfpri:s. .......... sH IS IS = IS
Fly balls caught-Potomac, 8; Enterprise, 3.
Homo runs-Hogan. Il Gatss, 2; Arnold, l.
Umpire-G. Hardy, Of the Arctic base ball
club.
scorsrs-Mr. Dixon, Of the Potomac club, and
Mr. O'Nsal, Of the Enterprise club.
To Be Piayed.-There will be game between
tho second mines Of the Union and Olympic clubs
this afternoon, on the Union grounds, White Lot,
at 5 o'clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

CAPsIzED,-A number Of gentlemen who had
been over on the marshes below the Long Bridge
cunning and were returning home In their boat
were capsized accidentally, and the entire party
thrown into the water The two guns they had
with them, and some few Birds went to the bot
tom but the gentlemen managed to reach the
shore in safety, and after psrtaking OF some
stimulant in Major Watts, departed for their
homes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

FoR oouRr.-Ths ease Of Amos Pratt, jauitor
Of Woodward Hall, was again before Justice
Harper last evening at4 o'cIosk. The witnesses
were all In attendance, and Hon. A @. Riddle
appeared as the counsel for the accused. After
some conversation with his client, Mr. Riddle
stated that they would waive an examination
and give security for court The sum required
was $500, which Mr.. Pratt gave late last eve.
ming
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

LARCENY OF A Doc CoLLAR,-Charles Kshlert
was arrested on the complaint Of John Unham,
and had q hearing before Justice Thompson, 1t
the Second precinct station, on charge of the
larceny Of dog collar. 1t appeared that Mr.
Kshlsrt was out cunning, and DESTROYS of hav-
ing Mr.. Unham's dog with him, ooaIed tho ami.
NAL away and forgot to return him. Suit was
brought by Mr.. Unham, not for the dog, but for
the value Of the collar which was around his
neck. The case was ruled over for further
hearing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

FINED. Margaret Dsnmead for allowing
horse to run at large, Of which she was the
owner, Nn hued by Justice Walter 81.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING 4 Dis
TRICT COURT OF THB UNITED STATES
FOR THB SAID DISTRICT

To all Dhom Il may concern, creating!
Notice is hereby given, that on tho 18th day Of
February, 1883, the armed ebemy's vessel Nash.
willie was attacked, sunk, and destroyed by vessels
IN. eoSmsna ~ ~ ~ gu ,hs ei,S Sp S'y
Of September, 1867, the ,sme was libsled and pros
ecuted in this Court, 10 the name Of the United
States, for the reason. In the libel stated and
that said will staud for trial at the City Hall
10 the city Of Washington, on tn, FIRST MONDAY
Of DECEMBER next, whom and where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why eondemna.
tlou should not be dsereed, and to intervene for
thor interests.
septouber Is, 1867 RI MgIGs,
oet 2Awtd fstAf.1 CLERK,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

A SEnBSADR William II. Goodacre 70.
turned to this city on Wednesday night with his
fair bride formerly Miss Lizzie Holman, Of
Troy, n. Y, and was the recipient Of hne
their congratulations, and expressed wishes for
the future happiness Of the welded pair.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

EQUAL DIVISION Sons OF TENPERAScB-Ths
meeting night of this organization has been tenn.
porarily changed from Friday to Saturday eve.
nings, In the room on the second floor Of Union
Hall, on Ninth street. This change Of night 10
oply to continue for two or three weeks.
Tomorrow evening the exercises, under "Good
Of tho Order" are expected to be particularly
interesting
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

BOARD OF PoLIcE.-Ths Board of Police met
yesterday at the usual hour.
Tho following named persons were reappointed
additional privatss for ninety days to do duty at
the U. s. Treasury extension +. ]. Meyer,
Edward 0'Conner, George W. Wiss Charles T..
sisourney, W. II, Muidoon, VIM. Reed, W. j.
Smith, s. W. Sloan, Frank Porter, Edward Dun;
son, W. Wilson, and Daniel L. Watson. n
Y. l.. Payne was reappointed an additional
private for ninety days to do duty on Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between Ninth and Eleventh
streets.
Joshua Lloyd was appointed an additional
private for ninety days to do duty at Harvey's
restaurant
w. Oakley was rsappointed an additional
private for ninety days to do duty at the navy
yard.
In the case Of Private John W. Davis, charged
with conduct unbecoming an officer, he was or
dered to DO reprimanded.
In tho case Of Private Joseph o. Wallingsford,
charged with gross neglect Of duty, the board
imposed fne Of $40.
In tho case Of Private s. A. Bailey, charged
with intoxication and conduct unbecoming IN
officer, he was dismissed the force.
Tho application Of James Steel for tavern
license, In Georgetown, was approved.
The application of the following, named per.
sons for tavern licenses, in Georgetown, were re-.
jscted; John Mooney, Michael Reynolds, and
John Moran.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

NARRow EsCAPE.-on Wednesday night last,
about 81 o'clock, Mr.. Charles Maury, while
stepping off car No. 30, OF the Georgetown rail.
way at Seventeenth street, slipped and fell across
the adjoining track, Car No 81 was approach.
ing from an opposite direction, and but for tho
promptness of the driver in putting on the brake
be would undoubtedly have been run over. Con-
ductor ]. L. Love, Of car No. 81, picked Mr.
Maury up, and found that he was cut about the
head, but not seriously. Mr.. Maury was subse.
auOntly taken home BY his friends.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

NEW HALL.-The hall Of the Conservative
Army and Navy Union has been very tastefully
and substantially fitted up. The walls and cell.
ing have been papered anew, and which has made
a complete change in the appearance Of the room.
Chairs in lieu OF benches are used for tho seats
Of members. A platform, raised about one foot
at the north end Of the room, Is the location oil
tho president. A handsome sofa and desk are
for his use, and with handsome curtains to all the
windows, the room has certainly undergone q
metamorphosis which entities 1t to rank with any
similar hall In the city in fact superior to many
Still further Improvements are to BIO made, such
as carpeting, DO, and the members are detor
mined that no lack of energy or enterprise will
interfere with the hall being made comfortable
and pleasant.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

TN BANKRUPTCY.
DIsTRiCT OF COLrABIA, 80.
At the City of Washington, the 9TH day Of oeto-
Der, A. n. 1867. The undersigned hereby gives
notice Of bis appointment as assignee OF GEORGE l..
hTARKEY, In the city Of within said Dis
triet, who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court Of said District
MILTON J. sAFf0LD,
Attorney at Law,
oe7.mGthSw AS D street, Assignee.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

MERIDIAS HILL LoTs SoLD.-At II. NJ, Halls
Real Estate Exchange, the following lots of the
Meridian Hill property have been sold Lots
and In block 0, fronting on Crescent street, to
J. +. Callan, at IL cents per square foot lots 20
and 81, In block Q, fronting on Meridian avenue
to NJ. p. Callan, at IL cents per square foot;
lots and 4, In block 3, fronting on Prospect
and Boundary streets, t. Moses Kelley, at 10
cents per square foot; lot 5, in block g. fronting
on Prospect and Boundary streets, to J. W.
Marin, at 10 cents per square foot lots and 4,
in block O, fronting on Crescent street. to Jo'ePh
Y. Brown, at IA cents per square FOOT lot Q, 10
block 3, fronting on Prospect and Boundary
streets, to George II Plant, at 10 cents per
fquare foot; lots 5 md O. in block 0, fronting on
Crescent street, to A. r shepherd, ut IS cents
per square foot; lots |, 2. and 8, 10 block 7,
fronting on Prospect street. to Col. d l.. Eaton,
ut II cents per square foot; lot 4 in block l,
fronting on Columbus avenue, to G II. Bliss, at
II cents per square foot lot In block 0, cor.
ner Of Central avenue and Crescent streets. to
A. @. Hall, at Is cent. per square foot; lots |,
2, and g. in block 5, fronting on Crescent street,
to Col. W. L Jackson, at 10 cents per square
foot; lot Q. in block ID, fronting on Columbia
street, to W. A. Stoidbam, at IL cents per square
foot; lot 7, In block IS, fronting on Columbia
street. to J. L. Darneli, at IL cents per square
foot; lot 4, In block 8, fronting on Crescent and
Prospect streets, to r 7. Bryan, a. is cents per
square foot; lot l, In block 3, fronting on BJun.
dairy street, to James W. Joyce, at 10 cents per
square foot.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

A RBITE R-THE CELEBRATED
N COOKING STOVE.
For Sale at H. l. GREGORY's,
32l Pennsylvania avenue,
oe22.St Near Seventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

SOMETHING NEW AND CoRvnNIENr.-That on.
terprising merchant, Samuel T. Savage, 10 at
all times alive to the times, and constantly add.
ing to his speciality Of hardware something new
and novel. We were shown yesterday a neat
and handsome continuance, denominatsd tho
Tycoon Stove Litter and Tack Hammer, "
which is destined to become In universal use by
housekeepsu It combines In ono piece, ket.
tie, pot and stoVe.lifter, besides taof. hammer,
and must prove a great convenience In the
household, as its cost is purely nominal, being
only ten cents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31

bic meiten Ofii;iere flidteterl iid balo ebenhabin.
Salo nother brad Der %errartete lpirtlide Srfan
aus. uno rib Niles Dor lih nieoer. Snbem ib eini=
ges Settseug Su retten perludte. purbe ih pom Or
fan erfnbt uno fortactrieben. bod an Der Ode oes
poitens ~itiirste ih iiber ben 9oipital= Steparo, Der
BORT am Soben lag. uno purbe 10 aerettet. Sic
ouipital,elte ~befanben lid bier, Die nit ben ourh oas
6euer beiddbigten Geri omen qefiillt luaren, oerStlrnl
riB ale 3elte nieoer uno mari 3eltltangen unD Gau=
uaB aui Die armen GeiOenben.
SD tbat Nles, mas CUR 9iilfe oerIel6en geIdeben
fonnte, Der Sturm aber lieB nid)t Dor Mprgen mad
Sept crit fonnte Die game 9lusoebun9 bes Sfobens
~iberiehen weroen. Salt aae Settle lporen %5erlt6rt,
uno aaes Gigent6un ~oerloren ooer bel9aSi9it.. 8ir
aae leioen Jest an Nu9enentiinoun4. Yroiriefeuer
Der gcp6bnlihen Nrt lino leibt Su %betdmpfen. aber
ole Sbatla6e, oab oas Eager Der Salfbreaos gang
,eritDrt wurbe, unb bic ar,,en 2eute perbrannten,
benefit, baB aud tie nod nidts 0erartiaes erfab-
rem BADEN. 3wei oaifbreaOs famsn in Den Siam
men nm. Siuei .Srouel itarben beute an ibren
Sranbmunhen, ionic Elm liebentdgigcs Sino. Gi=
ne game Nn,abl BON Squaius uno &inbern lieaen
I'M inebr ooer peniser aefd9rliden 3uitano in unie=
rem Solpital, uno bieten einen l6refli6en Inblid
0Qr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Snternal Gepenue Notis!
8leinbdnbler, 9rpguiitcn nnb 2lae, bic
eS duoebt,

perben bierturdt tenohri6tist, baB unter benz gefes spnt 2.
aRIr3 1867 trgcno Senanb, ipeltber bic in Sbeeule 8 peer in
ir9enp elmer 9erbeferun9 befftlben eenannten Mriifel, lie MO-
gen nj pprtirt ober I'M auslanee, pber in hielem 0anee fabrt.
cWt wprben len, gum Serfauf anbtetet rpr ausitelt, ais Der
6abrltant %eerlelben gu %betrahten, uao alien 36len, Yerpinb.
lthfetten une Straren uaterpprfen ut, bic oa5 8cies auf ben
Serfarf eiatsimtlher Qrtttel leSt, wenn Der pber Die erfpreer,
ltten Stenpel niht caraut seflebt iinh, gum 8epeiir, bdj bic
Care edrauT tesablt 1T. Die Stenipeltare mug aueer Den
Gtnrubrsrlen auf lclbe inpprtirte prer i'm Mu5tanpe fabri.
ctrte Arttfel beiatlt tpereen rpenn aber Iplbe impprtirre @rs
3unohpt,hen, 9tsarreniunn;rd unp Nabslibtern, in BEN
urlprlnaItten coer unerbro semen Safeten, in neIhe bic
Ttalhen peer Shahteln ppa tcu Satritanten eepaft muir.
BEN, 9erfauft iperpen, 10 ;iebt Der ARdnacl bes erfrrperltteu
Stemrels feline StraTe mai ih. Wena Die Yadete 9e0Tnet
ptrpen, Mullen bic Sttmpel a~n9eflebt rpereen.
Die, inter rbt9sn 0tieB, Der Stenptlabaabe unterpprfes
men Irttfsl itno Die eisenen Ntepicincn unb Yrlparate; Ser
flmerien unc Shrtiufe (cpemetics); Slide Saucen, Siruee,
~prirartrte Genie, Warmelaeen, 8elees uab Sarcinen in g..
feten, 8lfen, SIaihen, Sbpfen, 9birlen ober anberen @efa.
sen, pb lie tnlpprttrt, reer I'M I~u5lanee, pocr in bieient 2anpe.
~Tdtrlctrt ltnp.
alsinbGnpler, Orrssuiiten unb @Ge, bic es anseft, rereen
BeS, ME biertn ~aneeaeben, nibt binnen se6n Gaaen nah benz
Datum bisler 3ptt; erfult lnp, cine Strafe bon ilnf;is DOL
lars atf lepeu Artitel 9ele9t ptrc, Der ptne ben erfcrberliten
Stenpel gum Serfauf an9ebpten peer aussefeIIt
pirp.
9ieIe Rpti; ptrb seseben, neil e5 SGatiabe 1T, bds sieIe
2eute pbne tbr NSiitn ba5' 9elcs ibertreten, ptppbl In Der
9esel cine unfenntniB be5 @eieBe5 utht ais Gntltulciauua
an9cnpmmen miro, unb biernah uiht ansenpmtnsn rerbet
lpl. Gs III Serernanns 9Htht, bas &esenue- Oeleb III tcn-
nen, i~peni9ltens Ippeit cS lctn 9eihIft hctrint.
Sobn s. Sogue,
@helpr ofs Iten Ell. DlirtftS S6tc.
genia, so. Oft. 1867. 2msp In
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2auorctb's 0uub= unb 0artcn=G alcnber fir
" 1888

Sie gultur BON 8arten : Sdmersien, tuie lie bon
Den @erreu Ganoretb uno Sobn in Ybilaoelpbia be-
trieben fpirh. hat fir oieie 6irma in ibren beloNoe=
rem 8eI6iI Its jpeige einen Der oorrdgenoenlten Nane1
in Der Union %eriporben. Ser 6Drtifritt Der Sa=
men . Gultnr in Den Ser. Staaten fam aLs elmer
meroen. nit lpelder nnler 9ano porangebt. 8or
fiinfunbpier3i9 ooer fiinf5ig Sabren, als Der Senior
Der gegenn1rtiaen 6irina BON Sanoretb uno SOn
mod Elm Sdultnobe ipar uno gelegentlih letnem
8ater geiitano ~leiitete, Der Der 8riinOer bieies Gul=
tursneiges in Nmeritu mar uno bumals Den 9rDBe=
rem 9eoarf in Der IG6e lDpobl as mad ben %entfern=
ten Yunften Der Union ~Iieferte; bamals iparen nur
peniae, ia iebr ipeni9e Nder erfDrOerlih. I'm einen
binreidenoen Snrratb Sl 5ieben nit Der Vernleb=
rung Der gepDlferungI unD Dem ausgeOebnten Stb=
ten u~nierer National Sdnoerein, baben Die 2ano=
rctb's gleifen Sdfitt gebolter. un0 lie baben Jest
inter ibrer unmittelbaren perlOnlihen gontrole iber
iehsbunoert Ifer, auf oenen Die Sdnlereien geSogen
psrhen.
Ser Guf Der 2anbretb'iGen sdmereien bat iid 10
b%erbreitet, 0aB NuftrQge 0arauf aus allen Teltge=
9enoen eingeben, iuobin Der amerifanii6e SanOel
ppraebrun9en lit uno Der &dufer fam Die bD1ite
Serlideruna uno unbeoingte ueberSeusung baben,
baB ipenn er nit iol6en p~erlprgt miro, er fri DE
uno d h te SGmereien erbGlt.
2dnoretb's 2anb : uno @arten &alenber fir 1868,
Der ioeben Die Yreiie p%erlalien bat uno sur unent=
geltllhcn Wertbeilung ausgegeben miro, entbdlt auf
81 groB 8 OctaDe Seiten einen reiden Shab pertb=
boiler 9Stnte tur Ieoen S%nnOplrtb unD @drtner, eln
beidreibenoes TerSeidniB Der pidtigIen @arten :
@amereien. einen lanb,uirtbi haftli6en : uno &i-
den : @arten : ~Salenoer fir jeoen Monat, einen
ueberi6las pom SeloIdmereien fir einen Nder, Nn-
ipellull9 gum &artotelbau, clnen Nrtlfel iiber Nus
biloun9 Der Nrbeit unb idlieBlid cine intereiiante
9eihreibun9 iiber 2anbretb's @arten : Sdmereien
Tarm .Slopmsbale." = 98enn irgeno elmer ~unierer
2eier Elm Gremplar bieies &aIenoers su BADEN
tpiinidt, 10 ratbeu mir Inn. unter allen llnlItdnoen
eine Yeitellng borouf on Die 9erren SopiO 2ano=
retb unO Sobn in philadelphia ein5ui1ideu.
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Cincinnati Warftberi6t.
@ineinnati, ben Is. sri. Ia

@tnttnnatt, ben %. Oct. 1867.
1etL-susstfstnes ss.oo-e.O; Grtra SIC. 0-ll.oo
S IN = sll.5o-ll,75; GrtEafstns Surtsn (5anssj
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trs, uno slo.75,ll. Oo fhr 6amtLtenntetl!
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1's!iaieTn.@s @smii6tss ssfaaltss ssrn Han gu loo.
Die ssrinse 9ufutr moats ss BEN 5anplern u0slt5, bic So
ben 9reiie aud cieie !9Srhe ouirebt Su ~erbalten.
pater. Sn sertnssr Nabfrass su 90 bis 6s Gts. fur BE-.
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ge N "iiss.n, i ia1 Cts. fur sstss.
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l7@ Sts. fur tpeiten petBen unb 1915 Gts. fur weitsu
9elten.
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le n1t Gualttdt, ncuer New Srleans 81. Isl. Is.
8htstsp. -35 Ste. rperbtn fur unesrtteuerreu serIaret.
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fur @epfel, ie nab Suatitdt.
Sets; esin6l sl.lo earbDl sl.o5-l.lo fur befss F.,
8chlenGl ALSO Gt5.
@a4s. 9o-s2 Gts. fur beiss sslbss.
0~tniens. IS Gts. per @fp. fur beltes esIbts.
Country.
8ebern.-T5-76 Cts. per gfp.
@erberrinbt. = Set III Sl8 per Gprb fur eihene.
paUte.- g8eltftnt 20-22 Cts. PER 9fp. Crime 9k-
i013 ets.. trptsn gslalSene l5-l6 Gte.; nap selal;sne IL
II Gt5.
Gtien. = Charcoal 5puuSrs s~4s.oo-5O.Oo Steinfptlsn
8ounsro S4 per 1rntt. 9lpcm'S SllO.OO-il5.
90 per 5onns. Stanasneiisn 49, Gs. per Yfo.; Giien.
ple4 (anterltanllhes )S@-llH cts. ruIficbes $3.50 Sta.
Etnsr:- SOblebsr 42ol7 Cts; panied $3.50 Cts.
Selhtrrlsber 44-i6 Gt5.; &altleber 81. 4O-l. 10 fur sintei.
mtIbea uHb Sl.HO-2.l5 fur fransRitihes per pft. SterIeher
S5O.N-6O.00 per 0ubenb. aipbiute S70-l2oper Duteub.
S1uuleper $500 per 0ubfnb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-31
Mper'S 66errp 8eetoral,
Sur bic Setluns BON

SuIfen, grfdltung, Snfuen5a, Seilerfeit, Sals6rdr.
ne, Observation-Disclosures ,angebenoer Sdpino.
iuht, uno fir Die Sinoerung lbipinbiudti.
ger Yatienten in Den pprgeihrittenen
Sta0ien Der Granfbeit.
Tds Stlt ftiner iessnsrttten @irflamfeit 1T 70 orps uub
ieine 8uren ino 10 soblrcit, eaB fat in allen @eaencen beS
4ances Yeute pHentlth bcfannt ltne, bic baeurh Sn teunrr
~tisenpen uno lclblt per;pcifelter Hunsenfranfteiien aepsilt
ipOrben itnn. g8enn einnnal prcbtrt, 10 Ino Isine 9cr;lat prr
he 9Sirfiamteit betanut lit, be9t bas gublifum feinen 9weifel
mcbr, pelhe Nr;nei e5 gebrauden lpu eesen be ldmer;lihtr
umb esflbrlihen gungentrantbeiten bic in unleren Rlima
~berrlden. Q8ltrenp otele, Dem 9ublifum b~araebpteue Njttd
feblibIueen unp Serfpprfen pureen, bat bieles lid lei iecem
Seriuh oeifelbsr 5reunbe errprben, en Geibeneen uuseraes
lite Wohltbaten crStist, unb Su sablreihe unb III mertpurpi.
1e 8uren befpirft, uni ~Dergeien ;u ipereen.
9Str perithern Dem 9ublitum, Dap letue Gudlitdt ouf benz
tbHiten @uuft erbalten rppreen unb 10 gut III, ais lie is mar,
unp pap es IT'D earauf oerlaien fam, Rag baiIelbe inn ltetS
pieielbe 5Ilfe unp ytneerun9 ~9eplbrt, 10 { ie ,uspr.
Setr ptele 9rtotser, Merste, Stdati m inner unb anbere
bphitctenhe Manner baben ibe Ndmen beroeaeben. nm bic
unser9leiflite 5eilfraft unlerer @iittel III be9laubiaen, aber
IS mangeit uns an &aun, ibre Certificate bier ein;urlfeu.
Die unten 9enannten 9senten ~pertheilen unleren gmerifd.
nii6en d, wrrin ~bieielten seaeben Fnh, unent-
seltlih aud limb bic Ysl6percen, welhe our6 unIere Dit.
tel sebeilt rperoen, ~splitdneis BARN beihritben.
9ttlenisen, pslhe cine AlteratiS-W E ei n ,ur Slut-
~reinieun9 perlaneen, Tneen bic rehte in Myers Comp. Grt.
9 arlaparille. 9rpbirt es einmal, ub Sbr werpet iti-
men g8ertt %beit6tieen.
9rdparirt epn Or. 8. G.. aser u. 60, Qppen, 1aaG..
unp Serfauft BEL q. &pterts Rahfclsern, Braun unb
. rud, in Columbus, Stip, unb tei allen &prftefera.
Dit. 10. 2ntbp u b