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Clipper Mowers and Reapers

Are the only Movers built which up to the ad-
vancsd stage of Improvement found in other Agricu
tursl Implements The light, elastic steel hay fork
steel hoes and shoyels have tirelAsuperceded the
heavy and clumsy wrought iron ones which farm
er whoud now think OF using: Mower built of
appropriate Taterials and like finish, will supercede
the present clumsy machines made mostly of wood
and cast iron.
Builders of other Mowers have been too mnch in
fuenced by desire to lessen their COST and have en-
ployed wood and cast iron where wrought and NAL
leable iron ought only to have been used In the
Clipper Machines iron has been largely substituted for
wood maeabe iron forecast iron and steel in place of
malleable wrought iron,
An examination of the Clippers will convince any
of their superior merits all others in strength
durability ease of draft and reliability for work over
all kinds of grounds and in every variety of grass
Confident of this invite those in want of Machines
to examine for before purchasing elsewhere
Send for descriptive circular. Address THE CLIP
PER MOWER and REAPER Co., II Cliff Street New
York. 50-3m
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ORTON'S PREPARATION!
ESTABLISHED 1866
THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO DESTROYED
Lcaue off Cheering and Smoking the
Poisonous Wetd, Tobacco.

One box of Orton's Pre-
destroy the app elite for
matter how strong the ha
any case the money wiU be
safe and harmless in all
sible to break off the use
exercise of the will. Some
nature in overcoming a h
the help of the Prepare
trouble. Hundreds have
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STATING IT STRoNG.-The Chicago
Post says that the crowd of ofice-seekers
is thinning perceptible at Washington.
Every appointment made by Grant takes
away train-load of 500 passengers con
sisting of the appointee and 400 disap-
pointed applicants.l
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AGENTS UANTED FOR THE
SIGHTS AND SECRETS
of The NATIONAL CAPITAL.

4 WORK DESCRIPTIVE OF WASHINGTON CITY +;
its high and its low life; magnificent pnblic edi-
fees; hidden mysteries vlanies and corruptions
the inside workings of rhe Government and showing
how money is sqnandered; how public servants per-
form their trusts; how rings are managed; how
officials are blackmaled how couEterfeiting is car
ried on and all about female lobby members lady
clerks &C.. &c. 1t is beautifully illustrated and is
the speest most thrilling, entertaining, Instructive
and startling book of the day aSend tor circulars
with terms, &c Address JONES. JUNKJSS CO,
l6f South Clark street, Chicago, lis IS
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They have down east what are called
"hard times parties" The invitations
are written on brown paper, and request
the guests to dress in their old clothes.
Bean soup, crackers and dried herrings,
constitute the refreshments, with cam
brio tea, and water. The guests walk
home.
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bear witness to the fact that Orton's Preparation
completely destroys the appetite for Tobacco, and
leaves the person free from desire for it. as
before he commenced its use. The Preparation acts
directly upon the 81 ands and secretions affect
ed by tobacco, and thro these upon the blood tho
roughly cleaning the poi son of Tobacco from the
system and thus allaylng the unnatural cravings for
Tobacco No banker tng Tobacco ftey USING
Orton's Preparation. Re collect 1t is sarranted.
The time taken to aay all desire for Tobacco by the
of the preparation varies slightly in different per-
sons, the average time being about five days. Some
have desire for tobacco whichever after using the
preparation two days
The health and purse of every tobacco user in the
country calls loudly, abandon the of tobacco.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The following few selected from tho multitude
of recommendations in our possession.
We the undersigned, hereby certify that we have
used Ortons preparation for the purpose of destroying
the appetite for tobacco, and those who are
suffering from this habit that Ortons preparation will
certainly destroy the appetite for tobacco quc ky and
promptly, and without any bad effect upon the health
and without creating appetite either for the pre-
paraton any substitute:
W. ?. Heald Bangor, Maine; J. Moody Southport
Indiana; f. W. Adkins, Knoxville, Tenn; John Mer-
D. Harrington, West Point, Georgia E. W. BOYD.
Portland Oregon; c. Verrill, San Francisco Caisor-
mia; W. P. Waldron, Pittsburgh, Pa.
~ Beware of counterfeits and ali articles purport-
ing to be like this, of the name or otherwise
The great popularity of Ortops preparation has in
duced unprincpled persons te attempt paiInng upon
the public counterfeit and inferior articles Purchas
viii please order directly from the proprietor or
his duly authorized agent.
The price of Orton's preparation 81 per box or
three boxes for $500 sent by mail to any part of the
country securely sealed from observation VITA pas
sage paid on receipt of price.
Hon. to send money by nsat7,-EncIose the amount
in letter. seal carefully register the letter and take
a receipt for it of your postmaster. Money sent by
mail as above directed at my risk.
Address c. B. COTTON, Proprietor,
asst Box 1913. Portland Maine
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paration is warranted to
Tobacco,in any person, no
bit may be. II it fails in
refunded. II is perfectly
cases. 1t is almost impos-
of Tobacco, by the mere
thing is needed to assist
abit so firmly rooted. With
ton, there is not the least
used it who are willing to
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that Orton's Preparation
appetite for Tobacco, and
from any desire for it, as
use. The Preparation acts
ands and secretions affect
these upon the blood, tho
son of Tobacco from the
the unnatural cravings for
ING. for Tobacco a fter using
collect II is parrdnted.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

On this day my brother Frederick has entered into
my business as partner and in consequence thereof
the will hereafter be continued before except
ing under the and style of
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bear witness to the fact,
completely destroys the
leaves the person as free
before he commenced its
directly upon the same 81
ed by tobacco, and thro'
roughly cleaning the poi
system and thus allaying
Tobacco. No more banker
Orto7s's Preparation. Re
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STANDARD BOOKS.

Prom Wsbster's Unabridged to One os,t ~
book.
Also some very nice
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Projected Buii,,iptr..

One story drs class brick dwelling 22sx5S on 6sth st.
g. AVA II OF 9TH Owner, John Perkins.
-Four story brick enenents, lOh 100 I'll OF sh st.
Owner, a. b. Kerwin.
Two story brick tenemsns 1a6x50 S7th st. 2a5 OF
LIST av Owner, John Preston.
Thirteen brick 25xJ0 3oib 10
II W of 10th Owner, a. J. herwin.
Two4 prick store and dwellings, xSa. 9th
a3ns OF foth -. owner j. q. ponneiy. = 40, :
One story brick Store 226l, Church ST. No 203 Owner
g. Fuckhaefer
story brick stable lat nv, 25 of 1l7h
Owner, l. Autenfeig.
one story brown tenement 1885, Sheriff ST. No e. rear
Owner, Edward Dalton.
Onk story brown store md tenement e5I50 on 10th s
D. 500 ftw OF 10th ay. Owner, John Schwafz.
one brown frat class dwelling i7x25
9th and dfth 81. Owner c kerner.
One story brown store and tenement 2tx20 5th IT.
q. 275 II 9 OF 18th Owner, Garry Dryer.
story brown tenement 35th 225 Il Of sh
Owner, Gustave Unger.
one story and dwelling 2osx22,
9Th and A. Owner Geo FeunefL
Two story brick and stone stables, 25x52 3ib
81 RI of Madison Owner w Astor.
story brick stable d99x2i Madison "a II
OF 34th st. Owner, w As,or.
3atory brick second class dwelling 20x4l ed ST.
l2u Il e oil I'd ". Owner, 9 w Mum.
Two story brick stores and dwellings, 20x42 4h av,
q. 81 II n OF fzsth ct. Owner A Thurson
Que story brick shop 25xl0 on i3d ST. - 100 OF Sd
Owner, q q Schmidt - -
One story rst class dwelling, 2ox40 17th
II, n q, IS II W OF 81 av. Owner VIM Daily.
One story brick stable dwelling, asks, 2st st. 0,
100 II OF iUth Owner Jones.
brick store and tenement 20xsO West and
West i2th SITS. corner Owner, Wallace.
Four story brown first class dwellings, esx
One story stone first class dwelling, 2'6y6o.
Madison av, B. 1853 II sof 18th ST. Owner, Hewlett.
One brown stable f0xg5 2l6 and Els
l tn st. Owners, Park Tiiiford.
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quotations The sales we're hhds Barbaso. pr;vnh
NAVAL sroRrsrhe demand for spirits t,rpentins con,
tinea gh ana no es Of mportancc effected Small
ssse. neresAatsse aud shppas lots nosia was sl
No. IL @ 70 Ss hea KS ps,sa iss, ss,ss 10
sps 81 So ~ sas 4 e - - % We go,' !, s pa
4suass2s; extra do and window eas.a IS 70 - q
Iar was dsi anu nominal at 9soa 80 for Wilmington, and
OILS Liasesd continued % rue DAN and heavy a &c.
M .. former gfiees saes go oes crude whale on private
Rscss s s ss pork ff 10 s' d. Gss do
sna 81 n kes s sn %s or er po VIZ ann h W.
ssaenS wsrs ansaasa @ operate except 4 5. sgars
\ '9s ss We're the closing pricss Live ho. we're
so, demsaa a. 9as ios for common % p,ins
quiet g,ia BY, hfaorciy being quoted q 49, isss
iss s. ssst MIN
ses Ssss Ken . unchanged Il yaae Sosr.
mi previous ssics> eus du tbs
being light but pfiecs were quite s,eay Dmns 10
picked hams and sie ac Tor smoked and basssa or DO
4. s0 Sss nyo @ ..Ts No. 10
prime steam and A e. sss y rendered. ,or Grind.
Il sss Ss sass g, we're Mss sss
4sc. zoe. Reaned conparatS " active the demand
ss'ss sasay ss saa
sss sls Tor oe lob se s .Ss MsyeSs ar sSo
S. saa &c. for iss
bali Of ID nessmssr x sc, aud so DO iog ssua
NJ esc.; also lvoJ bbis, in eufk, at 2Sc. bso 6S at
2sho., and 100 do. prime white In bbis, at SsNc
the trife active the demand beng
entirely speculative and Nc hgher prices obtained for
uciyerea There OF 1900 bbis. standard
white for October at 35c Se November at S3<c BV0
for do nj 70 GOO do November and December ut
80 and 500 buyers orliou for November anu pecen
Der al c tue market closing strong at Sc. for October
and 3SfSc. Tor November.
steady Sales So casks at SIC. &c. and 20
do old At 1sc for fair qualify hapgoon dull, but IN
changed
suaAa--The demand flor continued fair and prices
quite STEADY at previous quotations. Ike sales were
1000 hhds Mt II lsc. for Cuba and Porto Rieo aud 81.
for meaoo also 100 boxes private tevms Refined
sought alter AMI closed Mt l5iSc leo for hard,
l4sxc lac. for soft white and l4ssc. for extra q.
We quote Cuba Inferior to common refining, 1870.
a11sc: fair DO, ltsc llsc.; good do, l4Ac. ll4c.
fair to good grocery, lll6c. PKG; prime TO choice
do, i3fc. l2@c. centrifugal bids. and boxes 1880.
2c. moasses hhds AMI boxes 1Oc q IL &C. melado 66c.
SIC. Havana boxes Nos 70 g. llac. ussc; do. do,
10 10 IL II E5sc. do. do, IL 20 49, 2Asc Exc. do.
do, III TO fo 1880 9c; do. do ~ to 20 i4<c laac.
Porto kieoReaing grades, 1885 Has grocery do i2c
1896.
SEEDS All kinds dull nominal last quota
tions
srrAnINr.-rhe market tun, the demand being light
Small sales made at lokc. 1870. for common to
choice.
unchanged. saies 5000 lbs at IL &c. Ike.
was urn. Saes 20 bos. at III BIN 81 81 tax paid
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rwentics. registered. May an november. nos '
lIaA; do. do. coupon. 1852, 40. - '-s'' w.
do. do. coupon, 1864. do, NIX ~. ~.
pom. 1865 do. 1tsH 1iss<; 90. ~, 'ss $3.50.
January and July, 10 ii61@; dos - ,ssr =,
1865 do, il6E 1lGI; do. DO. coupon, 80 ~
ll64 rl6sz DO. do. coupon, 1858, do, iIo 4
do. cu-iorties. registered, l071. 1ofZ; do. e."
coupon, 1913 1919.
Tue following were the quotations for soutaern
securities at the last session Of the board
Tennessee ex coupon, 60 sib; d., new, SIX
53h; Virginia ex coupon, so bid; do. new. 62S
o 55 Georgia seyens, 81 a 81; North Carolina, OK
coupon, At Did; do, new, 3sk 40; do. special tax,
s91l; Missouri SKIES. 8751 SIX; do. Hannibal ana
st. Joseph So u 80; louisiana skies, 65n bid; do.
ievee skies o3H a e3tl; DO. do. eghts. So; South
Carolina SKIES new, 66 d So.
The range of Lhe gold market was as follows
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DoorHs THEATRE.
1wenty>iA,fd ssreet, between Firth and Sixth syeirves
rms. sasarsmsa, OF " '''A
,zto - " apresr for tne tFgt snr ~ lhs country on
rim add every evening. except saturday,
=" MARY. wARsgR,
10 the domestic ers o. That uae, anf wsittsn expressly
for her by Me- Ton Tay'n.'
~, .s' Mr. CLONES Joep,v,. ~r.,,ns
sad N' ''N'i"i@ n, ruEo. HAMILTON.
NARY WARNER MATINEE on sArc>>DAY At TSo.
SATURDAY. EyEsgYa,
with MISS FANNY MoSGSg. Mas BLANCHE DE EAR
aaa NJ TuEo. aAMiLr0N.'
suburbs najAeen. cities the box sheet Tor MANY
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
s music o Of t H. Du @, e. 'S g cse ONCE
Parties cox once o. the theatre eaeoslng
the amount and rely having sed
NrIBLo's GARDEN.
~ Lessees and Managers. JARRETT PALMER
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
ais SrGI ID y. s Eys 9;ss To- OCT c 80 1862
IN ''' 'S's'''S' '''" s sSsE tIyyssssn,
snT6EShY aFf S r6n THE
,.sn ,v,,, LAST TIME,
SATURDAY NIGHT, F0H.THB LAST APPEARANCE OF
LUClLLB WESTERN,
OLIVER TWIST.
MONDAY EVENING, November /. 1854 ars night OF the
engagement OF that versatile o sna nspsA'y o0msde@a
who viii make her first appearance IN ,hs theatre in John
Brou8hams drams Ia four acts entitled
LITTLE NELL
AND THE hAktHiDNESS.
Tbs piece east with especial care, mi with
SCEEkfF, APPOINTMENTS, &C. ESliRl.LT new.
Seuts occurred tIx days Ia advance.
Gan yghMcIsc co slSsrR S $50 RRoApwAy:
BIRCH, WA~8uLD, BERNARD AND BACKJS
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs.
First week OF The JOCKEY DANCE, Jerome Va Derby, by
LEGGhF AND ALLEN,
LEGGEF Ann ALLEN,
THE GREATEST DANCERS IN THE WORLD.
from the Aihambra London,
The most legitimate entertainment OF Negro Mnsreisy in
the world.
THE GREAT NEGRO COMEDIANS EVERY NIGHT.
Jouu Muligan, Frank Kent, Johnny Queen, Bobby New
comb. Billy Enmet Billy West W. Blakeney, Ira Paine q.
= Shattucs s. Obefs f. j. uarlgan a. Clarendon j. Juch,
W. Corristsr w Riehards Bay Birch, d. 5. Wsnbod. W.
Bernard and Charley Backus.
Seats secured six days In advance.
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laFktt TIE OTerfngs OF
NIL articles being small but rstes generally steady The
engagements wereIo Liverpool, per steamer bales
hops AZ al ls, md s51 do cotton al ed si6d Grain
quoted p&d By SAT- iei I'd per steamer.
10 London 1896 bhs aour at 81 3D. The charters
bark, 3i6 tons, to the River Plata with lumber 500
BARK from Philadelphia 10 Antwerp with AGO
btls peroenm q, " Cd, and srian bark from tbs
por. ~ uavre or Antwerp With $500 bills do at S.
Flour GRAISReceipa 9a,si6 bbis. -four, 1000 DO.
sl bags neal los bushels wheat oe do corn,
5og DO oa 4o0 do rye and ~ $50 barley The market
Tor state and Western Donr dull and heavy
sales made al rather lower prices though lines
held with hrnless A. full prices California DUH
but unchanged The sales were about 1880 bills prlces
within tue range OF the quotations appended For Southern
-four tbe market waa trhe active aud prices
steady sAles Gas bbls. Rye -four moderately
active aud stesy with OF s7s hhla Corn meal was dun
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WAyRRLY rHsArse, orPosITG KS rs m WITT.
ffop'lssaqrt sfr Ers,;isf E,, Sa Fn
SUCCESS ooarLfrt IT. HA'g FER f GRAND.
aad no Be-. o. de- sud ever " s
pebe perfectly free rom every obIee uonahe cstnf 80
mo lastaioua fhs The most diver',ae performance
novelties Than have hitherto been presented ia th'a mrea
admired character Of ampsanrnts 49,, ,,,
T5kiGl,l, de Areas sqlap orator, HARRY BLooDG2o9
To-NiatIT, tho great comedian, JAMES 4. BugIgoRTa
T9SI9H m s se y%e1s world FH ESy g.ssss9Ss
Sss Other gssaw sr's e.nsas Of ha
We,oa, Mr. caits, IN Lssyt Sr Pie Mr.. Gsiashsss
mr. w S ~ a gS ana a as % Ssns
VtuEArsE FRAEcAIs. MAGIC FLUTE To-NIoHf.
hepager: ~ 9kAn
loSI5i3T LAST EJI;HT rfjf one or rHR
GRAND GgGAAN OPERA
before the departure OF the company FOR Fhaaephis aud
''''' ''''' RMS tfRIpAy) EvEHlNG. OCT %.
TIE MGsdG TrTE pr 5aTsEsSELoTF
wenieh Formes SteiDeeke, faa chorus and orches,rs
Admission, Il; reserved seats Orchestra ahd Boxes Soc
Dress Circle, toa Family oreo, soc; Proseenia.
cke. odlces sohirncr 7cl and ia Broadway Tho.
nTomorrow Saturday, Last night. ROBERT LIE Ola.
QLYmrIC THEATRE
!. cS SazftEsSSS' s vii h2Sh $685.
- sTREErs or NEW yokR HD
MISUNDERSTANDING SUCCESS.
SPLENDID LOCAL SCENERY. 'i'1~
THE sTRaiTs on Ee@ yoRK.
ADMIRABLY SUPPORTED
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
THE NEW sEHsATioNAL DRAMA.
Secure yGar sss' ;ST nsS and SATURDAY an
"a, THEATRE coMIouE.
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fhe gnea market was dnl, and prices receded o.
per bushc though tho offerings at tho
srnss The sales 0bOu0 bushels 81 80 al 35 Tor
Illinois winter 81 40 y II ~ for red and amber
winter, ~ ID for amber Tennessce. 81 10 for soft
NO spring and 81 30 at 10 for white Corn was i I'm.
an demand and A. the close &C. &c. lower the sales being
1oOO bnshes =. oJe 10 for inferior prime mixed
AT 81 W VI w for the bes-and 81 "a
III u Tor white Western, Oats continued In fair demand at
former prices at which Tho market was nr saes sbont
bushels Al 600 6tc including choice al sc Eve was
an ana heavy nna we heard q no sales Barley hsavy
Snie 81 90 Tor railroad iots or malt whic was heavv
there sales Of $500 bushels at III 30 new STATE and
Canada West private terms. - -
GuaNrs remained dull and no sales Of consequences wes
reported; prices nominal ~ former quotations.
HoPa--The market quiet, tho demand from all
being Light but there consider in
pflses which ged from DC. 10 &C. for old Acc
for Tho sales were light and Almost entirely
simers.
WrMp--wo heard Of sales, though prices remained
steady at I4c I4lc, gold, for Manila 4c. bc.
Jute NE ai4c do. for siaa and 7o &C. do. for Tampco
in bond.
HAY-Ths market exhibited no change. The demand was
passahy active and prices aeady, At 6Se 70o FOR
shipping c 81 ID for retail lots u 81 C5 for long rye
straw and sec SIC. for short do.
koLAssHeThs market vs. quiet, but stAdys ~ former
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ANIUSEN EXTS.

lNOODS MI RUM. SUCCESSOR TO BAaNUm's,
~ ,,,,. Broa1way, corner of Thlrsscth street
Vpth ~ tskf DAY rom . A. NJ. ~ 10 l.. 81
A hAAGOTH PALACE OF WONDERS AND CURfOSI
TiTsS.
EVERY DAY at 2 O'clock Tue DRWNKAPD
EVERY DAY at O'Clock TNE DRUNKARD
Miss ROSA RAND and DRAMATIC CoAPASY
= grand sacoess Fiff4 ~ 0oR
- :, ~, ha'tu,nltn FLICK FLOCK.
~ REPRESENTATIVES, nM FLICK FLOCK.
Nile RITA SAEGEx,lI
StSGRtLI TR0upr
sAh6ELLf TEOU PE,
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Ihe Following were the closing street prices
Tor government bonds:-United States currency
sxes, 1914 1o7A; do skies, 1891, registered lsK
lls; do. do. coupon. iisk Q 1lp; do. nve
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Oct. 23-6 Pm.
CorFrB.-Ric continued in moderate demand from the
steady prcer and $3.50 bags pauues were sold
private The cargo Of the Lady Turner offered
At auction and 1o7 bags sold lshc S7J.c Tho
balance Of cargo withdrawn and sold ~ private
sale.
CoTToTThe market was less active, though fair bust
ness was contaminated. Prices were heavy and
In lower, closing, however, quite
steady at yesterdays quotations The sales were
a2b7 bales dncudng Ss to arrve). OF which 1855 were
for export s for spinning and 37s speculation future
delivery the sales follows 200 bales low
i7s do, 6asla do. for November 25c NC 800
Tor December NJ 25sc and 100 do for January c5c
251ac. The closing quotations. ollaws:-
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The following are particulars OF auction sales OF
suburban real estate made yesterday in this city and
on the ground sold:-
urinuTs fN. y ruoprETY--l I. II 4
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q sI7|I1lssasIIs|I |ssss7sIs So
BILLIARDS..

BILLIARDS.
w H. GRIFFITH, 40 yEsEY STREET, OFFERS FOR
w sale fns stock 81 aud second hand B1Ierd
Tables bsgasee sss Russian Billiard Tables a reasonApis
prices.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-09

goo in Golo fte0t, ,iofort in ibrem @ertbe ouf
S2965 600 fteisen unb Die SntereIien an DEM @nlh
alein, oas mir boraen miBten, nm unIer 0opier~
sslo oen s.nsnolen uiirosn a. bls asredHs auf
StSoeo 81 o9o per Saer belaufen 9iss fett ans os
nlno i'd befirdbe bas. Sc piiroe liGeriid5 beEer
iein. Die Jraee oes @elbumIaufs BEN @e5eksn hss
gertebts sur Geguliruna su iiberaIen. als lids nit
gtaBreasln su beelen, Die bsrartise Reiultats 5ur
SD 6arf nid)t bic Summen nennen. uerhe En
na9 uno nad erseben niiroen. ,uenn man bic lest
auf uniere Bombs be5ablten SntereiIen auf's Weue
als Sapltal anle9en nno mieber SntereIien baraus
beredpnen miroe, oenn e uiiroen enem fat uneaub-
lld9 portommen uno eine Grmee BON 3ablen oariiel.
len. pslds ,rie Die 6as SternenipFem reprdisn=
ga ne per geritanb nidt faiien tann; in periidnbs
l,pes gnsn9 q muberiebt aber piiroen iie eledbebeu.
teno leln nit Bonterott unb Gun. UieIe Nnhduf<
mng eon SntereNen I'M 8erlauf lanser Yerioben bat
h HhtaB asge9en gu eaussn ausbrien bes Offent<
welfe I'm Veroobt itan6en, bieieben beaiinitiat au
baben; uno es limb bielfad @e5ebe erIaiien uno in
Austnbrnng gebradt porben, um FOLDER Nnhduf,ine
9em,ne S@ianIen gu leben. Sas Subildumsjabr
muroe IN Slrasl anselteat nm Der ibsrmdbisen Mn<
ben puroen in Jolee ibrer @emobnbeit, fid bnrd
profitable &aptaanlagen unb @ieberanIaoe Der
Ytnlen HeI6tbumer 5u ertuerben. BON ieoem 0olfe
guropas Sabrbunoerte lang perfolet uno ausae=
pluHueit. Utes IDQr DER 3u9el0te eSlnpulS zines
|barbarilhen 3eitalters; allein man 1olte auh oas
| anoere grtrem permeioen; benn md6reno Der Rapiz
taliit in allen ienen &ehen be6ibt piro lit er BOD,
niht, mad Der perbeerten Mnfht Der iebigen 3,it,
gu elmer belonoeren Be9iinitieung burd bas @ejsb
lberebtigt. Wan 9ebe i1m bios @erehtiafeit, 10
mro er ihon fir ii ielbit iorsen unb ii burd ale
lfinansieIen Shpterigfeiten binourd arbeiten uno
oas lit Nlles, mas ibm elm inteQisentes Yublitnm
3u3useiteben WiIens lit. Sn europa. 100 Bic Mu-
bdufuns bon SntereHen berbdltniBmdBia lane{am
BON Statten sebt, werben Jamilen uno Sirme,.
welde bieielbe burd cine ooer swei @enerationen
binour9 nit Sdarffnn uno Sartnddisteit fort=
iaben, Mutotraien - lie entiheiben pie 6raaen bes
Rrieses uno 0riebens uno beberri4en eiaentlid Die
Belt Ser, mo lid Die Sntereiien 10 raid anbdu=
! fen, miro es- beionbers menn Der goridlas sur
Be3ablung nit Win5e burhgebt = -nur neniae
Sabre erforoern, um os @eIoma6t 5ur Serrlaaft
gu brinsen unb uniere freie Hepublt unter Die @e.
matt elmer @ebarofratie 5u ftellen. Gs 1T norge-
lhla9en tporoen. oelen ernftlihen, politiiden uno
iocielen uebelitdnben su beaesnen; = Dem armsn
piel 5u nebmen unb es bem Gei6en Su 9eben. UNI 10
Ii4nea pie m6slidb Dem uebel zines entwertbetsn
@elbumlaufes 3u entrinnen. Ser 3med, Der erreldpt
nerDeH ipn. lit stpar Elm gutter, alen er lit oes
Opfers nidt tuertb Betradten tuir i'm naber, UNI
| lenen Wertb beurt1eien 3u f6nnen.
| (SbluB fpl9t.) AISLE,