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, 1865-01-06
From tie Spectator, December g..
THE CRISIS IN GERMANY.

The internal affairs of Germany promise to
become interesting once more. There are signs
that the silent struggle of fifty years between
Prussia and Austria, North and South Ger
many, the advancing Power and the little
Princes, the cook who proposes so many sauces
and the ducks who object to be killed, is com
ing at last to a head,-that the battle for Ger
mar supremacy will be fought out over the
newly acquired "Duchies of the Elbe." 1t
may not, probably will not, take the form of
war, but the campaign is not the less real, nor
does the rule of Germany depend the less upon
the result. Immediately on the conclusion
of peace the Prussian Government announced
through its organs that the Duchies had been
conceded to Austria and Prussia, not as chiefs
in the Federation but as great European Pow
ers, that they alone were entitled to dispose of
the splendid prize" andthatthe Diethad, except
from the conquerors' grace, nothing to do with
the matter. The PruSsian Court therefore de-
manded that the Federal troops under the com
mand of that body should retire at once from
The Duchies, and cancel the decree authorizing
Federal occupation, leaving the great German
States in undisputed possession. That necessa-
ry preliminary accomplished, the Diet would
see what it would see, might percbanGe, if it
, 1865-01-06
TH-E1 avis"
Striatia1a1s6, 81, gro&x.
FRIDAY, 9TH JANUARY 1865.

Sudden deaths sem TO be the order Of the
day. Two cases occurred in this town, one on
the 31st ulto. and one on the 4th inst, and enc
is said to have occui red on the Estate Carlton.
Only in the last mentioned case, we understand,
a post m0Ttem examination was made, but no
vital organ was found diseased. The indiyid-
ual, as We have learnt, (but we cannot vouch
for the truth Of the story had been breakfast
ing on sprats and one was found in his stomach.
The contents of the stomach, on being analysed,
showed no traces of poison. That certPin
sprats are poisonous there can be no doubt
but whether that poison be SO insidious as to
escape chemical analysis is something yet to be
proved. The question, we Think, could be
easily solved by spectrum analysis, which does
not fail to detect the ono-thousandth part
of a grain of any poison. Apropos of sudden
deaths and early interments, we have ever had
an idea, that where no unmistakable signs OF
decomposition set in, interment should be dete
red. And this leads us to think that we re-
quire a dead house here as anywhere elsewhere
they do exist. The horror of being 0d''ed
alive should, we think, stimulate some enie,-
prising individual to start a subscription for the
erection of such a building and, once started,
we do not fear of the means being obtained for
the purpose.
, 1865-01-06

wi@ and H91lsteiin 90 rotoininr oMiT = s, ai
tv mr. ae tho prEsoian ofGois11, yn.aa - 49,
right of ranras sing thoso Dno}foa n n',ii+arU
and noliticol matters Tho prinoos ,rboao
monthniece the Diet nenalIv i waro AZ onco
annoved and alarmed at this damapd Tbov
were ANNOYED because Holst4in and Iananbnr%
whether 81 iberated, or NOT wnro integral Stats
of Germany. and the two Powers in affecting to
disnose Of iham. abolished thn Fundamental To-
of the Federation that the whole r4u41 CON
sent to the cession of anv part. The Diet was
in fact pronounced nowrrlrss. and every nrttv
prince left to defend himself as he clonli
They were alarmed hpcanse This nronosal Of
suzerafntv is precisely what tbnv ali dread viz
a political ABSORPTION IN Prussia such as has al
ready occurred in the case Of Baden. Cobnro.
and in a less formal manner of M~pcklpnb1ro-
Schwerin. They know perfectly we'll That thew
can secure their muDicipal freedom if thev will
waive t. cir polite rank. but thoy want 10 re-
main indpaandpnt tia rnInrS If eoveroi,n S+a+ao
with nartI +, NAV r. nn4 i, ~, ,,,.II "a I.a,t
IN 10 Gar ~ Pn"'1 - II " T W. - f'U - O. = "
Anstria and ,rar ana -. 100 N o,,,1 Eao "Ina
slid rl.on.s- 4, LaIr 0an1 T > w. - 80, g
hank ~ bnr IA ~, ,a,i t,n -, ' ,.ot ". "iG"
P,incay Ha ~ ,pn pisn,a a. r-o,G inf.a1oI "i'o
il was nssanti,I Car Ga.nanH ~ ~ ra n[o ,a'I ,,ri tnI
and tba Dint WAS oniaIv nnoonrarad 70 rasis}}
Tia AGGRESSIVE prnSSian dnm9n1
Unr9 ' RisoarYI r,L,So" ann aIoin, - 10
siderpd . statosm3n Is bis n,Inin,I anJ9citT
was not inclined IN oivo w.v IF prn.sia with
her armies in move1,on+ NOW sbran1. fam No.
sprtino her ri,bt to thn Iaaiarshin in North cav
many the rIf,in nnst Lo ,i,,on M and Win i
tbn ohiprt on which tgo th09nab b IF n,ar', IL
henzniIrrn ara fxed Ibn ra7nrsion Of tIo I'm
periaI Grown Anstria vonld hayn haatan bar
and every nnttv State .rnnI ha ossnrt;no It's
recovered rirbt 70 nvannIion From oIvino THO
Minister. un1anntnd nitPar NV tha onnosition If
the Princes ar tho annovancn of tho K[,isor dos
Matched onyovs - DroSJon and Hanovor do
mar6iuo the witbdra wal If the troons IF those
States. and nIantnd . wboIa division at Nindon
nnon tbn f.dntia. Of T "nT va - ;o,amimoJ
annarpntIv that tbo Two Kinrs voniJ raaaja ho,
fore snrh = mnnana - tha59 Ala ,rban prinoo
Charles t,ok nosSas,inn of f p ~ ~ b,rr ~ nnd artar
an ansrv nrot,st V nralII ratin, I f.nn, -, ' n"aIio,
And h, was wos ri,h IA wa G,l' Eio,r 20 of' Do ' =
either afraid that Austria WIN has also > nI,i,,
to the Duchies. would ouai) At fine last mo,nnnt
or indjsp0sed to trv So GREAT an issu4 an q noint
ON which the Diet is technically in the ,vr,ng
announced in his own GazpttGG that he sbouid
give way. and ordered his troons to Inava tho
Duchies in possession Of the two Powers. re-
serving only the ultimate claims Of the Diet
Herr Won Bismark's andacitv has aoain won tbo
, 1865-01-06
To the Editor of st. Croix Avis.

T'V ~ ~ VTVTA =
FIRE REPORT.-0n the 2nd Instant, at
3 o'clock p m the Roofofthe House No.
46 Kings Street, Westend, belonging 10
Captain Golden, caught fire, from a squib,
according to Report. The fire was i'm
mediately extinguishcd, people and the
fire Engines arriving with despatch and
working with diligence, and | am happy
to say, that the Engines proved 10 be in
first rate order.
The injury was very inconsiderable,
only a few shingles being burnt.
Investigations are going on.
Yours truly,
E. MONEFELDT.
Royal Insurance Office, Christiansted.
st. Croix 5th January 1866.
, 1865-01-06

ACCIDENTAL DEATH. On Wednesday morn
ing, a carpenter, named Frederik Richards,
while engaged i'll doing some work on the roof
of Govenment-house, fell suddenly to the
ground and sustained so much injury as to cause
his death within an hour,
, 1865-01-06

We published in our last an article headed
can incident at the late fire at Dockhead y
from which it will be seen that nothing but the
timely application of a couple of land pumps
by the vigilant and skflfuI volunteer fremen
saved the extensive premises ard their valua-
Bile contents from total destruction.
In our issue to-day will be found another
article on .London Fires in which it is mea-
toned, that spontaneous combustion is to be
dreaded from Cotton waSte &c.
, 1865-01-06

On Saturday, the 3lst ulto, Judgment was
pronounced in the Upper Court in the Adven-
ture Fire Case, previously reported in this pa
per by the Agent Of the Royal Insurance Com
pany. The Lower Court Judgment in all its
essential points has been confirmed.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
THE REPUBLICAN.
Alden. Friends.

BY J;nN z. eoop, CO. =. IN REa'r. rxp. VOLS.
a i'eu natirs lAal, mu', 'b;l you aideu,
., It's the place Of nv JOY
on thy tree precious soil have roamed yhel
youth.
AMI sp9r:ed in mirth when boy.
afieu tondest parents. / leare YOU. while.
Dear sisters hasten from rou,
ms eoahtry's IN peril inl I must away.
To staRd By siio rcd. white AMI blue.
.ieu cherished .risnls, who so often ha,.
proved
ionF love for the Union sincere,
Who ciieered Oh the veterans returning to war
On Disie's rrbe'lious frontiers.
Adieu We bright water that form in tie ,,ics.
where with ride have hunted the favn,
The dark cl1ad of var lures Us away
Where the day star OF Freed1m mu., dawn.
ALEU- politicians OF the cop7er',.al sirio,,
With whom can never agree.
10 'yrah's you've bowel very low in The dust.
Your acts are too seryilc for me.
AhcG to all those Nho with traitors uni.e.-
y cowar'liy - p shead cian,--
! ou'rc the vile scum Of earth both ;reacherous
and base,
Yoa lack the true spirit of man.
A1ieu northern fools who are aiding the south.
BY your conservative. doatins schemes,
Your country has called in her pcrilc,is hour,
You have passed it all by as dream.
-fiieu We vile ragabonds Of hate,
You've tried to curtaii Federal power.
our children will live their f,,hers to curse.
Who so basely have bowed to such power.
Courage dear comrades, Of M chiIdhoci and
yOIth,
-" no are adding our cou atry to save,
u We BY the hind. Of assIssins must f.u.
We fill bu, the PATRIOTS grave.
Courage We fair ones, the soldiers deli ,ht.
For loved oncs far away you mlysi n,
When wsr shall hare ceaseI AMI all fr,;,,r. s,,h.
dued.
Again to thine arms We will ar.
Courage my dearest, the Joy of nv liic..
Thy love and thy prayers will unite.
In sh'ei''Hg your soldier from Dangers alarms
As we stood for cur cou ery anu right.
Adi'u to all loved ones far away in the north.
Your friendship so ardent AMI true
VIII cheer on tie soldier midst at,les fe,c.-
ragr,
AS NC strike for tie R'd, Wtiie and Blue.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
FOR SALE BY

= IvItIIII- 4 mon, PIN mouth;
Robert Cornwall Bourbon; John kesSl u Boomingsturc
ID w. Stange and Jonas Miller, Bremen: John C.ss Tin
pecanoetown; j. G. Smith. druggists
anu merchants generally throughout the United and
Canadas.
e. W. EOBACK. COmpoundcr Of Stomach pit,ers Blood
Puriner and Blood Pills Distillcr of
Satawb and Sweedish Brandy kinds the frest
domestic Liquors whi col Wholesale any de-
sired quantity at Sos &C. u.s. 90 and C2 East Third saeet
Cincinnati. Ohio s-rsI5-.6vI
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30

"Johnny," faid mother to son nine years
old, Ego and wash your face. lam ashamed 10 see
you coming TO dinner with dirty mouth''
81 cid wash it mamma.' and feeling his upner
Up, he added gravely, 81 think it must be msus-
tache comipe.n
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30

A clergyman being deprived for nonconfcrmity
said sit should cost hundred men their lives -
This alarming speech being reported he was taken
before magistrate, and examined, when he ex-
planned himself by saying his meaning was, that
che intended to practice physic."
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
S\ooA NNA Iilwev Z

DNON" -),Sv,
will cure all tho aforementioned diseases
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Hea3achs, CostiUeness,
Collie Pains, Cholera IIorIus,
indigestion, Pain in the E0los!s,
Qizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neigbbors. who have used them,
and they will say they are
&ooA MCNlcl0es,
and you should try them before going for o
physician.
Get Pamphlos or Almanac of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if yen
have ever doubted you will
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30

nj ';HS z. coon. CO. =. Tn REG'r. IND. VOLS
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
8 8 3 8 8 8

ONEpcrson writes her daughter was cured
IF fits of nine years standing and st yitus'
lance of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cureG
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura
ble
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and 4 que
after irving every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of eight years.
Cases innumecable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
NO\NNN NO MONe.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegetable have the certificates Of those eminent chem.
ists Professors Chiffon Of " " and Locke of Cincinnati
Read DR.. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
ushcd in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time ia
time.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle, IS per halfdozen. 0fthe Scandinavian Veg
stable Blood Pills, Is cents per box boxes for ST.
Principal Office and Saesroom. No East Fourth ST.
ID Building from Main ST., Cincinnati o. Laboratory,
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
Work Nike q CIAnyyN..
I'VE H\ooA VNAs

are the most active and thorough pills thar
have ever been introduced
They act so directly upon the Liver, cxeit
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
ditisn, which is too apt to be the case with
simply pursative pill
They are really
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15
- WiMdrfs Pine Tree Cordial. y \
Ia now recommended and preterbed In the practice
large number Of the Intelligent and sbs physicians
The Tar Cordial, whea taken tciA
Dr. WisAart'' Dy,pepsia PiAs,
Is a~ Unfaiiing Care for Dy,pspsi"

Mr. wfsnAAr ~ wish To add my testimony to the hun
dreds you the hesing properties Of
Cordial For 6een years sufferer ten years Of that time
have In chair not being able to lie down for
fear Of suocaop fhave employed Of the best pb
In Phladelpha who all pronounced case incura-
be taken To the College, where the Faculty tsvnG
done they could declared disease iucusble
Asthma and Chroac Dyspepsia ts last STAGE and that
my lungs partially Finding one Of Jour circu
lars my wife your store bottle Of your Cor
dial Perseverngiy used bottles and box and
half Of your Dyspepsia Pills. when felt that my disease had
wholly given way the Cordial had gwen vigor
strength improve asd for the past three
months haye been able sleep In bed soundly
ever did | am now well and have gaiued twenty-five
pounds In my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. Sc % this true and faithful statement for
the benefit th ering. Friends call and me,
Oxford Church ONCE, Twenty third ward Phiadeiphis.
Ia. . To-. ISAAC IItiLEknaS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15
DIED

AT Indianapolis Ind, Thursday, June 2sth,
1865, Jennie only daughter Of Alden G. and
Wealthy A, Harvey, aged years and months.
y In Conneaut, on the cath ult. Miss Laura Cul-
yer, daughter Of Charles and Polly A. Culver,
aged 10 years. q .tiW fs5
In Conneaut, on the soth ult Mrs. Eunice
Boughton, aged "a years. ~ e,
In Sheffield, Mary daughter nf s. and R
Sage, aged years. .g'l.3 +. .s,..
In Ashtabula, on the 4th ult. Mrs. Laura
Stow, aged rs years. In the morning of her
life she gave her heart TO the Savior, made q
public profession Of her faith In Him, and thro
q long life Of care and toll, as well as much suf
fering she endured as seeing Him who Is In.
visible" For about forty years. she was con.
sistant and exemplary member of the Baptisi
church In this village, and died In its fellowship
lamented by all. She needs no euiogy from the
pen of a mortal man, therefore we will only say
she hathleft an example worthy Of imitation
Her record is on high, The judgment of the
great day will reveal her worth as devoted
wife, an affectionate mother, and christian
friend
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15

RRAh. .EsrArE.--The ToMBEs' Building. next
to the BaSk, late the property Of L. w. SnrrH,
has been sold TO JosEru DUcso. recently o.
Buffalo, forii,he sum ofs2500. s4b BY rs feet
The purchase is made with view OF return TO
this place and occupancy by the purchaser.
The old FRAsKLAx- TAvsRS--the HIsKLEr
proper,y--has also changed proprie,ors. having
been purchased by II. Ii. HALL. for the sum
OF s4 900. The lot exteudsto the river bank
contaiuing near two acres, with &c feet and a
fraction, frontage. The property is well worth
the money y. IS ee7' I.'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15
Wishurt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
e
5,5ssa 6loH' fasr- sst
6 $50 i i3i-ia- ,a3-3o - -nsJ a.E ,.r
The Great Remedy for COnsumptiO~.


READING, Pa, April rs. 1894
DR. wIssARr--D Dear sSr0ne year ago tbe Esamtning
Surgeon Of this district told had conception Of the
Lungs aud that could not be cured and judging from an
my symptoms at that time myself supposed this to b true
for than year troubled with hacking cough
at nj coughing without splitting boodin large qusntite
For months could not work anything and obliged
to keep my bed most Of the e While in this condition
Mr. Rswbothams store In tha city, and be- seeing
how Tow recommended me to Try your Pine Tree Tar
Cort He said he had sold great deal Of it, and that
Il hsd cured many Others he believed II would do
good bought bottle and commenced using it. In avery
short time saw that getting better very fast and af
that could work every day at my business which is very
heavy work, In iron foundry When commenced to use
thirty pounds since the Of II Ihave weighed
average hundred and any nse shall be glad 10
have you publish tbs believe should not have been
living this time i'll had used yont gtsk meden5 aid
1 wish all who suffer 10 receive its beneat -
Very truly yours, ~ :.
No. s34 s. Eighth sIsst Reading, Pc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15

In Pcrrysburg, Wood county, Q. on the 2stf
ult. by the Rev. Barksdale, Samuel d. Howells,
of Columbus, TO Miss Emma Thomas, of Bow
ling Green, Wood county. a'a'' as
In Austinburg, on the 18th ult by Rev. Rol
LIN A. Sawyer, Edgar @. Miller, Of Cincinnati,
to Miss Ruth A. Sawyer. Of Austinburg
:, In Jefferson, on the Sd inst. by the Rev. Mfr
Farley, VIM. Daniels to Miss Emma Oatman,
both of Jefferson. -'t'Fa'f3
In Harpersfeld, on the Sd inst by Elder G. r
Richmond, Nathan Brakeman, TO Miss Fanny
johnson, both Of Harpers6eld. ~ r2iss
In Andover Center, on the I'd inst. by Rev
L. d, Beach, It. Geo. McNutt of the 29th o. v. v
10 Miss Euhicla- Rowland.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15

,;s"slPIrnoLEp paipitations have been quite
audible Tor some days past. uuder the Jackets
Of some OF our citizen holders Ios new we'll
just sunk ia that noted locality. News came
that the ,sugers had desc cepded something over
500 feet, Aud that the dow Of oil aud water was
a ashousand barrels day n The question as to
The ptpportions of oil nnd water is an uuselded
one; and The value OF he well will be seosibly
affected by lis settle enent. Some Of the parties
have fowu1to the poiut whence sudden fortunes
are 10 eminate to estimate the prospects, while
those Remaining a. home are elated AID CON.
for:ed with day dreams Of future competence
aud ease One of the olders of a 32d inter
est, has already sold q moiety thereof for
sufficient 10 meet the outlay, aud SI00 mar
gin. The holders are the HKRRIcK BRoruKRs,
Mr. Bliss, clerk ia the same house. Ellis
ToRREY, the HAsKELLs, and J. s. BLyTu. r.
In this connection we may mention the strik-
ing Of feet vein Of superior coul. within a few
days. by the Lake Erie Coal & Oil Mining Co.,
with q favorable location and dip for ad.
advantageous working. This discovery has
the elepent about il Of permanent wealth, and
gives amost decided wade 70 the stock ofthe
Company. Those wishing to take st ock, can
do SO at this Office. lris- VOW
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15

srrr. Hools-GEo. W. WARS. for sever
al years the abe and popular Superintendent
Of Schools, having retired from that position,
leavess vacancy which eur Board Of Edaes.
ton are anxious to fiIl. -.sas,s =. y,
e. Teachers are also wanted for the High.
Grammar, and Primary Schools. 5.s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15
.,isaii2 iDaI mABsiExLL's, 6s .oL
. headache ssahd lCatarrh Snuff.

tiele sves khowb iof curing the aCatafrh, Gold in
/ ths Had and Hssdsehs: II has been found an sn-
has been removed By H. and Hearing has often been
obatruetohs; ths Glands and gives healthy
action the parts affected. II Is recommended by many
pysa hnd b used with great success and salts
faction everywhere.
Aos thar yefys epes hsf proved " great
prs sslt By H. A. HENpg- Ashtabuia and By all Drug
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-15

. A gang Of conterfeiters were taken into
Cleveland: in iorps, on Tuesday morning last
together with their stock in business, Of pres;
ses, plates banking paper, &C. They occupied
anr out of.,he-way building aud were wary in
making their appearance. Bank note paper
to the amount Of 81 900 was seized, bu, the
couuterfeiters burned several pecks Of fifty
cent script when they discovered their case was
hopeless. ;, ~ ~ ~, r
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LIFE. OF
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with bis essages letters etc and history
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State papers complete while the narrative Of the author
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In the voluno; 7s'~
j. Birthplace OF Mr. Lincoln. 2. The migration from
Kektucky 10 s6 House, spencer County, Indiana the
Mr. Lincoln for years. where his mother
died. 4. The Crawford Place. whore young Lincoln worked
Mr. Lincoln (when YOUTH and his parents attended
o. HIS Mothers a. Anderson Greek Ferry, where he
ynan for mine menths' s. The Log ssnga
mon county Ill., where the 5000 rails were spill O. hi,
Springfield Residence IT, The Scene OF his First Inaugural
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