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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-17

There is to be large Hotel built on
Fl. Wayne avenue, next spring.
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"7o Be or not to 6e-thats the question"
Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
Feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspeptic
agonies,
And nameless bodily suffering;
Or whether with sudden dash,
Seize bottle of PLANTATION B1rrsRs,
And as Gunther swears, be myself man
again 5aqg7 apaasaT ext
Gunther says my eyes were sallow,
Ny visage haggard, my breath tremen-
dous bad ~ 80 sseysE zs5s srsM $
My disposition troublesome-in fact,
He gently limited l was fast becoming =
Quite . nuisance. ~ = a
Four bottles now beneath my vest have
disappeared,
My food has relish, my appetite is keen,
My step elastic. my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, averdupois, is added to
my weight g2s sssu s
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Last Wednesday was holiday with
the jews. -. 49,
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A human being was brought to the Hotel de
ca'aboose yesterday forenoon. in carr, dead
-drunk. He was TAKEN down into the
Hot'l fset-foremost BY three or four persons.
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Read who Says So.

From Rev. w. d. Seigfred Pastor of Twelfth Bap-
fist Church, Philadelphia.
Gentleman IL have recently been laboring under
the distressing effects of ndigestion accompanied by
prostration of the nervous system. Numerous
remedies were recommended by friends and some Of
them tested. but without relief. Your Hoofand's
had tried hem and whose favorable mention of these
Btters induced me to try them. must confess
sthousand and one'' quack "Bitters," whose only
aim seems to be to palm of sweetened and dru Red
liquor upon the community in sly way, and the ten.
dency Of which, fear, is to make many conf MA
drunkard. Upon learning that youss was real,
medicinal preparation, took it with happy ed q
Its action, not only upon the stomach, but upon ~.
feel that have derived great and permanent benefit
from the use of a few bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
E*a n8 w. D. SEIGFRIED.
No. 254 Shacka ma xon Street.
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Stephen Elliott and family, have moved into
the city, and are now residing ON South 7th st.
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"The perfumed light
Steals through the mist of alabaster lamps,
And every air is heavy with the breath 49,
or orange flowers that bloom 5E.,e-fs
the midst of roses" sss@~sexa .
Such was The fowery land filed with healing airs
and life preserving products, where DR.. Drake dis
covered the chief ingredients of his wonderful Tonic
Medicine - PLANTATION BIrTERs = the enchanted
TROPICAL Island Of st. Croix. THE PLANTATION BIr-
TIERS, combining all the medicinal and tonic virtues
of the healing and life sustaining products of that
favored cline, are without doubt, the Worlds Great
Remedy Tor Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and all other
Stomachc difficulties. -s8aefse
MAGNoLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet article
duserior to Cologne and at half The price.
30-2-w
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From Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor ar III.
Vincentown and AIillvie N. J. BAPTIST Churches
Having used in my family number of bottles of
your Hollands German ;tters, have to 81 ' that
regard them as an exec Mt medicine, e.pecialIv
adapted 70 remove the dist they are recommcnde1
Tor Ihey strengthen a,d invigorate the system
liver, loss OF appetite, &C. have also recon pended
them to several Of my friends, who have tried them
and fouud their greatly beneficial ia the restoration
of health. Yours truly WM SMITH
Is -Aac 5ssa ~ ses 96G Hutchinson ST., Phiiada.
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A capital plan to filter rain water in
Cisterns, has lately been introduced in
this city. 1t consists of a partition wall
Of one course of soft brick, to be built
across the cistern, laid with cement NOR
tar, the wall to be slightly arched in Or
der to bear q pressure Of water. The
water is turned in on the convex side of
the arched partition, which slowly filters
through the porous brick, clearing it Of
every particle of sediment. By putting
in bushel or two of charcoal to remove
the smoky odor, water thus filtered is as
clear and us pleasant to the taste as the
purest well water. =
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From the Rev. Z. D. FendaIl, Assistant Ed;to,
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
l have derived decided benefit from the use of
Hollands German Btters, and feel it nv privileges
10 recommend them q most valuable tonic TO ali
who suffering from general debility or from dis
eases arising from arrangement of the liver.
ss*as2 rs Yours truly,
eg1s@ seo4#4 .tHs#&eg e. D. FENDkLL
From Rev. D. Merrige, Pastor of the P.a.vu,l
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recomme ations given
to DIR. Hoodand's German Bitters, was induced In
give then trial After using bottles found
them to be good remedy for debility, md . most
excellent tonic for the stomach.
ID. MERRIGE
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half
the price q ,-,~-.y- 32-2w
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The new Jail at Centeryille is rapidly
going up. ga
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Ysse 90 to Capt. p r. Virgins for good prime
Beef Steak only Is cents per pound
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NAs BILLS DIScOUNTE IS ~ ct.
VI n paid on or before the goth instant.

ssFLY MAKET.n
Go to Fly Market and buy your meat,
For it is tender, nice and sweet;
Cattle, Sheep, Lambs and Hogs he'll Kill,
And sell EN- cheap. says Captain PHIL
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The Camp, the Battle Field, and th
HOSPITAL

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Or LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF THE GREAT REBELLION.
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Amusement as we'll as instruction may be found in
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This work sells itself. The people are tired of dry
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We have agents clearing 5000 per month. Send
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Kirby Smith is teaching high school
in Tennessee, under the auspices of the
Southern Episcopal Theological Uniyer-
sity.
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r E M E M B E r

That this Buffers Alchofic contains Rum or
WHISKY and make Drunkords b, dc Beet Tonic
the World.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
0NE Store house and lot; size of building 16 by
~ 81 feet and stories high size of lot 20 by 12o
feet the main street. s eM@ .
~ ALSO -
Dwelling house and lot Centre ST., size of house
20 by SO feet u stories high, good cellar, we'll, and
stable Lot 60by 100 feet well set with all kinds
OF fruit nearly all bearing. Object for selling
wanting to go west. bargain at sacrifice. For
further particulars enquire of, address
c.. MERRILL,
Plainfeld, Ind.
29-4w. September IL, 1867.
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GOO Dis
that will be worthy the attention of all.
II. C. ELLIOTT,
STRATPANS CORNER,
West of CITIZENS BANK.
FALL GOODS!
HARIED UP!-The excessive dry weather, has
and Carpets, at Strattan,s Corner. Harry Elliott
is selling all kinds of Goods prices actually surpri
sing for the times.
GOOD BROWN MUSLINS at 10 cents per
" yard. Beached Muslins at cents per yard, At
COOP ALL WOOL cA a s:S s, & s cts,
DEsT FRENCH MERINOs, in the mar ket
ID at 81 100 per yard, at ELLIOTT'S.
u HULL q CO.'S celebrated webb-Bottom
II ed SKIRTS, at STRATTAN'S CORNER.
DEsT STOCKING YARN in America, for
ID 81, per pound, at HARRY ELLIOTT'S.
An ELEGANT STOCK OF BRUSSELS
"a CARPETS, just received and at low prices,
| at So THE STRATTANe CORNER.
|E OR BARGAINS, in everything you need in
the line Of Dry Goods S Gaypess , &c; call
EH-Ist door West of Citizens Bank.
| ruNTE AMERICAN WIT is always fit for any one
IL read. 25 cts year
: RICHARDSON COLLINS, ~ John ST., N. Y.
a SIX and receive THE AMERICAN WIT. Is cts
RICHARDSON COLLINS, ~ John st., N. Y.
|GEN. GRANT is the Grant of Grants. THE
~ AMERICAN WIT is IS cts. a year.
RICHARDSON d COLLINS, AZ John ST.. N. Y.
n ONG CONTRIBUTOR in THE AMERICAN WIT
RICHARDSON & COLLINS, 4, John ST., Ny.
DHUNNEE The Anecdotes in THE AMERICAN
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N ONE AMUsEMEMTs in THE AMERICAN
HI WIT. 25 cts. year. q
s. RICHARDSON d COLLINS, AZ John st., N. Y.
EREEDMAN'S BUREAU in THE AMERICAN
RICHARDSON i COLLINS, 4, John st., NY
uRIsHCALITIEs in TIE AMERICAN WIT. IS
RICHARDSON q COLLINS, A. John ST., Ny.
"HERE THE LAUGH CoMEsIN THE AMER
w ICAN WIT. 25 cts. year.
RICHARDSON d COLLINS, AZ John ST., N. Y.
svuyHE AMERICAN WIT is a happy hit. Is cts =
IL year
RICHARDSON COLLINS, ~ John st Ny.
a1-3m. IS. r. 4 G. On W
BACE1MAN & E1ANER,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Cigars 81 Tobacco,
The Best And Most
Varied Brands,
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
81 TRADES UPPLIED
THE MOST RE,4SONABLE TERMS.
Store at II Main-St.
Gnlt-House Building. a
Sept. 26, ls67.1-m. 9B.&H.
JONATHAN MOORE. JEHIEL F. MOORE.
BOOTS &-SHoES.
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u S-
The Rror AT MOBILE
PARTICULARS. A despatch published
recently gave an account Of quite n
serious riot, in Mobile, where Judge
Kelley, radical, of Philadelphia, ad-
dressed q public meeting, on Tues
day evening. Another despatch from
Mobile gives the following version of
the origin of the disturbances:
Mr.. Kelley attempted to speak at
the corner of Government and Royal
streets, to very large audience of
both colors. Col. Sheppard, who
is in command of the United States
troops, kindly sent the band of the
10Th Infantry to the meeting, which
enlivened the occasion with some
fine music. Gustavns Horton, ESQ,
n gentleman whose nephew was muir
dered in the New Orleans riot, pre-
sided.
Judge Kelley proceeded as far rs
to say that he was here, not, rs one
of their papers had stated, the repre-
sentative of any faction, but to speak
in behalf of the whole people and the
whole country of the United States.
The faction l serve is the $4,000, 900
of the American people, and L will
serve them before the world I thank
you for coming to hear that notorious
radical from Pennsylvania. Dema-
gogucs made the war. They kept the
South apart from the North, and
would not let them hear our words,
MS the editor of the Mobile Times is
trying to do. They are ut their work
again, and they want to keep us
asunder. But We will take counsel
together, in spite of all the editorial
quills in the State
The speaker referred to the state
mcnt of Alexander H. Stephens, that
slavery was the foundation stone OF
the Confederacy, and said that the
colored people knew that their old
masters, during the war, were fight
ing to keep them in bondage APP
plausc. He was here tonight to
speak rs he could not have done be-
fore the war They would not dare
to listen to him; they were not allow
Cd to read Northern newspaper If
man in the cars was found with one
III his pockets, he would be hunted
like felon. Cheers. While tho
rights OF free speech and free press
are preserved, we never can be cursed
with another war.
Here there was some interruption
on the outskirts Of the meeting, with
cries of ''Put him down" Then the
riot commenced, with the result as al
ready stated and the judges speech
was brought to sudden conclusion.
Bennington, VT, has q law suit
growing out of Divine kicking one
of his congregation out of his house.
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COLUMBIA. G.. SUNDAY MORNING. NAY 10 al8e7

nipotent Gcd that my devotion for
the land of my birth should be tested
on the scaffold, am willing there to
die in defence Of the right of man to
free government-the right { f an op-
pressed people to throw off the yoke
OF thraldom. am an Irishman by
birth, an American by adoption, by
nature n lover of freedom, and an
enemy to that power which holds my
native land in the bonds of tyranny.
1t has so often been admitted that
the oppressed have n right to throw
OIL the yoke of oppression, even by
English statesmen, that I deem it
unnecessary to advert to that fact in
British court of justice. Ireland's
children are not-never wcre and
never will be--willing OF submissive
slaves, and 80 long as England's flag
covers one inch of Irish soil, lust SO
long will they believe it to be divine
right to conspire, imagine and devise
means to hur1 it from power, and
erect in its stead the God-lil1o struc-
ture of self-government. I ask for
no mercy. My present cmaciated
form-my constitution somewhat
shattered-it is better that my life
should be brought to an end, than to
drag out miserable existence in the
prison-pens Of Portland. Thus tis,
my lords, [ accept the verdict. OF
course. my acceptance Of it is uunc
cessary; but l. am satisfied with it.
And now I shall close. True it is,
there are many feelings that actuate
me ut this moment In fact, these
few disconnected remarks can give no
idea of what 1 desire to state to the
court. 1 have ties to bind me to life
and society as strong as any man in
this court. L have family I love as
much rs any man in this court. But
can remember the blessing received
from an aged mothers lips, as 1 left
her tho last time. She spoke rs the
Spartan mother did: 60, my boy.
Return either with your shield, or
upon H. This reconciles me. This
gives me heart. 1 submit to my doom,
and hope that God will forgive me
and my past sins. i hope, too, that
inasmuch as He has, for seven hun
dred years, preserved Ireland, not
withstanding all the tyranny to which
she has been subjected, rs separate
and distinct nationality, He also will
assist her to retrieve her fallen for
tunes-to rise in her beauty and ma
jesty-the sister of Oolumbia-the
peer of any nation in the world"
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The Alum Mass, or { ats Of the Water


These Salts are now put up in 50 and Sc
vials, scaled and stamped with the Springs
seal, to prevent all mistake, and sent at
those prices, postage paid, To any Office in
thc United states, and, Mt the price, is
much t!r cheapest form of obtaining the
water.
on" hoX of watcr vii ias; seven weeks,
at one pin: daily.
PURCELL, LADD x CO.. Wholesale
Druggists, Richmond, Va: A. Il. Kuckcr,
Iynchburg, Va; COLEMAN q RODGERS,
Baltimore, Md HEGEMAN ~ CO., Drug
gists. New York, are kept in regular supply
of the Water and Powders direct from the
Springs.
90 Orders sent to either OF The above
houses or TO the proprictors, must be
accompanied with the money. as no ac-
counts will be kept.
CAUTION. In ordering the Water, it
will not do simply to order ga box of Alum
Water" II yon want Mis water, bo care
ful to say "Roclbridgo Alum Water" and
so also of the Salts or Mass.
The Springs will be open on the 1st Of
June. Capt. IL. W. Sale will continue as
heretofore General superintendent. He is
we'll known to the springs going public.
FRAZIER Il RANDOLPH,
May 7 2mo Proprietors.
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In 1900, the population of tho
United States was 5,305, 900, while
the church members were 100000. In
1850, the population was 1000, 600
and over-church members 5, 1855, 263.
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the new kind of labor used, 1 trust
you will urge upon them, or my of
them, to publish it, rs such informa-
ton is of great practical Importance
to the country just now. Very rc-
spectfully, S. P.
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THE BOTTLED WATER
OF Rockhridge Alum Springs, Va.

HNHESE MINERAL WATERS have an
Il established reputation for very high
curative virtues in al! the following classes
of disease, and as being an ABSOLUTE
SPECIFIC i'll several of them, viz:
Scrof,tld, and all the forms of Glaudular
Swellings and Cutaneous Eruptivc Disease,
Erysi 2clas, letter, Eczema, &c, Chronic
DIia!.h"G o"d Dysentcry, Dy<pepsia, Bron-
chuis, Nhronic THRUSH, affections Of he
htd"cyS GId NadIei', DropSy and PIES. In
all an;cmic conditions OF the system and
brokcn-d"wn states of he constitution,
loss of appetite and general nervous pros
tratlon, their powers and virtnG as a Re-
storative may be safely pronounced to be
WITHOUT y KNOWN RIVAL amongst
the mineral waters of the world.
They are FSPcciaRn ihdic0tcd in .hc whole
class of ailments peculiar to the Female
Constitution.
The Springs Pamphlet, with Analysis OF
Professor Hayes, of Boston, and letters of
DR.. Cartwright, of New Orleans; Professor
Cabcll, Of the University of Virginia; Drs.
Moorman and Graham, of Virginia: Drs.
L. q. Thomas and Thomas Adds Emmett,
of New York, and Of other distinguished
men of the clergy and other professions,
abundantly attest what is here said of the
virtues of this water
Can be Lad on application TO the Agents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE public esteem in which PANK-
MINIS HEPATIC BITTERS arc held, is
another proof of their excellence as T.
Tonic. They arc recommended by physi-
clans generally, and havo never disap-
pointed those WHO have made uso of them.
They give sIlrc and speedy relief in nausea. J..
SICK headache, dyspepsia and oil similar
complaints For sale by all druggists.
April II in1y DIR. c. III. Mot, Agent.
a TIMELY VAIsNING.-Iti is cspc-
cially important at this time, when the
markets of the United States are flooded
with tho dircst poisOns, under tho name OF
imported liquors, and when domestic COM
pounds purporting to be medicinal, but not
whit less pernicious, are heralded to tho
world rs sovereign remedies" that tho
public should fully understand the facts.
BE it known, then, that while all the diff
fusive stimulants called liquors are impure,
and NIL the tonics containing alcohol arc
manufactured with fiery article contain
ing cmsl or .fusel oil, mortal poison,
HOSTETTER'SC SCELEBRATED STOMACH
BlTTERS contain none OF these things,
but are combination Of pure essence OF
rye with the puro juices of the most va
luable stomachic, anti-bilious and apcricnt
herbs and plants, and that as q safe and
rapid remedy for dyspepsia and all its kim
dred complaints, this preparation stands
before the world without a rival OF compc-
titor. It's sales to-day are equal to the
combined sales Of all the other tonics ad-
vertised in tho United States, and the cer-
tiiicates Which authenticate its usefulness
arc signed by individuals of the highest
standing in every professional calling and
ak OF hfc. Beware OF limitations and
lmpostors. May 8 t6
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BATCHELOIs,s HAIR DYE.-Th

splendid Hair Dye is the best in the worlu
Tho only true and perfect Dye-harnless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the ill effects of Dad
dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed W.
liam 4. Bachelor. All others are nero
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by ell druggists and perfumcre. Factory
81 Barclay street, Now York. aS- Beware
of q counterfeit. Doc 111y
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TIE JcI.Y SESSION. Speaker Col
fax expressed the opinion, few days
ago, that there would be no meeting
of Congress in July; and none OF the
radicals now here-including Bout
well, Ashley, Butlcr, Williams and
others, OF the House -bavc any idea
that quorum will be found present
in either branch of Congress ut that
time. BY actual count, more than
half the Senators have either gone
to Europe or to their homes on the
Pacific coast. Senator Stewart, one
of the last to lingcr here, starts in n
few days for Nevada Doolittle like
wise shortly sails for Europe, which
leaves Sumner about the only Sc
nator here who is likely to remain
any time. Washington Correspond
cnce Ne,c York Times.
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CUBA MOLASSES.

one THOUSAND gallons choice CUBA
" MOLASSES.
200 gallons New Oricaps SYRUP. For
sale low. T.. q G.. j.. HOPE.
March IL
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bennington, Vt, has law suit
growing out of Divine kicking one
OF his congregation out of his house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-06
LIENS on 7Hs Cscrs IN ras rogsrH MIL.

LIENS on THs CsoPs In rax FoJsrH uIuI-
TsKY DIsTRIoT -Gea Orc, in i clrcuI.r ex
pl lining bis General Orders No. IT, say "t1 It
cotton or oihtr productions OF the soil, galh.
tf,d soo ieaoJ 90 mark :, are as Iisbl. for
d b az ether property. 70 seouT-. bo s.yr
81 eqUttatir sdiu tnept OF tn- cl>,ms upon
ials ear crops AZ drputed css-s, whsre ID q
Ia7o1eTs hec"me party II the dispute, n ,ar IL
.. ~. oLl' Aloh Slli b. trstita ed, compo ed OF
tbrJe p Tsons, too of whom viii be sel.c,ad
~ tue Two parties to the Question, AID the
thiFo by the two tAus CHOSEN. The decision of
VI, sc boafos viii Be hnal; aud they will COO :
accrued Ia its prod uct on. Of tie laoorer, the
AtV furnishing ssppItes cousa ned on the
rhntanon, The planter sad the landlord onIv:
ana Ihese CLAIMS Will have precedence Of ali
Others on tAis years crops."
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TIE DASGESOCs POWER OF mononolv m
seJ brsrch OF business has besu most forcibIv
aus mated IL New York within the past few
daSs. An enserpnsipg firm OF dry goods men,
nai!irg, we believe, from Chicago, recentIy
occurred lease of the weiI.known premises
IN Usion Square, formerly occupled by the
sraisoR GOrss resgauT ant and after fitting AZ m
81 great expense, opened a. s. an extensive
cry goods store.
fircing ,se new concern likely 70 interfere
S!In HE retail trade. a. Is said that the com.
nercial autocTst Of New York quietly nsrkss
down some twenty-five per cent. tue price OF
ne leeSiog articles desIJ in ey nis pros pectiye
rlyais, thus rendering fu lie any hope Of CON.
petition on the part OF the new n-m ana com.
telling t 70 close the doors o: its magnificent
Establishment after q Ioslng career OF less than
. rncn,b. Competition out CT the WAY. of
Sourse prices 70 up to the Gid figure, and IN.
own New York must pay tribute a. the palace
OF the sutocrst or take 8 break-neck jourpev
% \ mile or so down BrosdwSy TO supply H.
wants
ne Go not care 20 discuss now the rule Of
-Lsies governing transactions like this Wha,
&c desire 70 do a. present IL 70 call attention 70
'hsir Inevitable and dangerous effect When
a siBele establishment can so couple,siy con
uoi ca stem and crush out competition in a
COnmeTcial and financial centre ike Neg
1ocE. " Is time vigorous steps ere being taken
oy the peopls in every quarter against the Dr.
NsiiIng tsccency OF the times toward CONSOLE
cation snd uouopoi'ss. They are intended
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