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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

IMPRovEMENTs.-I must be evident
to oven a causal observer that great
deal of Improvement is going on in our
city, in regard to its buildings. Several
new ones are being put up, and great
many others are being repaired and re-
modelled.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS Bottle
Wax for fruit cans, Fahnestock's, Anchor,
Diamond, Cottage, Philadelphia and 9TH
er brands of white lead, Goes Dyspepsia
Cure and Piso's Cure for Consumption,
for sale by T. Fl. Logan 81 Co, and Lo.
gan, List & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Wheeling.
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Roors AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION

Doors AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION.
We observe tnat ~" euterprlsing
shoe dealers Messrs. x d AID Bach
man, have Oh hanI o.. OF the largest
aud most complete assOrtmepts of boots,
shoes and CATERS ever brought to the
CITY. Prices reasonable Call at their
store, Main Street, corner Sprigg Alley,
and secure bargains.
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READ the advertisement of property
for sale by Thomas O'Brien, which ap.
pears in our columns this morning. The
property is desirable one, and the terms
are very liberal.
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Mr.. c. II. COLLIER, Registrar Of Madi
son Township, has resigned. Mr.. VIM.
Riheldaffer has been appointed in his
place. His Office is at No. l6l, Market
Souare, west side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

THE laying of the new water pipe is
proceeding rapidly. The tearing up OF
the street is rather inconVenient, but
they will soon be all right again Have
patience, ye who drive vehicles.
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FOR SALE.

"A PROPERTY, containing about flftp acres
agOod Steam Saw and Grist Mir MY aor00'
This property is located within two r,r.. .s
the Ohio river. There is an abundance Of goo :"
timber first rate steam engine, with SsW
Lath Saws, Turning Lathes, &c &c. al, IN cav,
plete running order. There is not better nnda.
yeloped oil territory in West Virginia Posses.
sion given Immediately. For parti culars en-.
quire Of THOS. OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
augilm once over Peoples Bank
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LAUGH MS
Old Home Bitters.

LAUGH MS
Old Home Bitters.
Will Cure Dyspepsia AlwavG.E
Tin Cure Dyspepsia Always.
win Cars Dyspepsia Always.
Old Home BirtATs
Old Hom- Bltfers.
on Hume Bit -.
VIII Cure Indigestion and NauReau.
WIN rur- Indigestion aud NaU>eau-
Will Cure Indigo inr and Nause4u.
Old Home Bitt"rs
Old Home 3 It-Ts.
Old II mo EitteTs.
Regu' Ates tie Stpm4c'.
Eetu'are, the stomach.
Regulsues the S-LntCn.
Cd H"m- ties
odd Hom- ki'ters
Old Home 5tsrs.
CnreE r.. a )uru and Headache.
Cur-s H-artnurn and H-ad-'hs.
Currs Tea JrnSn ani Headache.
Did Hom- y tie =.
OH home IJors.
oil. Home iatt~r-.
Are Indispensable tO -v"rv tr~v-lAr. "a - .
onc,. nr.v,,l Z, d zzi --- Al So 8 knees. ala .
a c-rt,,u p,-vruj-'t'v' oi the CYL eHeCts OF Gun
slant change OF water.
Cd H"me Rittars.
o . Home B'trers.
old 4Ome Filters.
Th- Gr-at sumner Remedy.
Tue G -sat Su"m-r Rem dy
Th-,,r- e SUMMER ksm-dy.
TnGive Tone 10 tho Stom CD.
10 >trenz then th- Appetite.
To Give a Good appetite.
To InvigOrsto the lnvA i'd.
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Buffers
Old Home Bitters
Old Heme Bi t-rs
u i'll Cure Dyspepsia.
WI Cure W-ssness.
Will Cure Debility.
Will Cure Heartburn.
Preparsdlonly nv ,,s prsuvrv1n
Wheeling.
Sold Ivy dealers sveryWhers. iezS
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Or. Larookah's
INDIAN vEGE TAI LIE
Pulnonic Syrup.
CURES COUGHS, COLDS, wHco.

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, wHeO.
~ PING Cough, Group, Asthma, C,krrh.
BroUchitA Pain In the Side, Night Eats
HO4r- Guess, 70 which puDlic sIeaksTs rs Ding.
ere arc liable. Communion. In its car ALL4gss.
and ali d..-s-.s q the Throat and Lung.
IniOrssd by the highest medical "a horfty,
claIgymen OF every denomination, GOtg ., cd.
tOrs professors 10 our various eoiie,F. bGd "
mARy Of our most eminept YuohS y ~;
Containing 40 opium, 10 IL sdAI 70 svery
age. And may DO ssed without fear q the dan,
g.rous results which follow the use Of many VI
the Cough preparations Of which opium and
ip-c.e are the base. Give 10 trial Pries 50
cents and 81 per Bottle DR.. Z. r KNIGHTS,
Proprietor. Melross, Mas
Sold a. Who esAie By 7 q LoIr..Iy LogAH.
LIST & CO., LAUG HLISS q ~ HFIpLD,
and at Retail BY Merchants and, ggi.t T-
eryvhsfe, fT - 10
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u,BRCONrsgyATsONOFPU LVER
\ -TSgD state LId = -oOLs matter - roofing
r-at-riaI stands uurivan d. 4 rnastic-!t Uispts
itsaI' % vrry .h pr and -'ope. II IL non-oom-
hu.rible. fmg-rviuus nOH expansive. and unde
caying Frost does not crack, nor heat dis"'iFr
It. The oriy 70 ting material ever discovered
that gs-Il r--isr III acton vi tno slencht- a.
Inus a. ~. structure u .rJ'rc's For r"parf z
old AID ar,--rrviug new m"ttli'c r"i- ~ AZ
kinrs Plastic SIT h. Do. 20 on. - naucl,
gir'l~ '- uH- ..', . | 81 ~ urr' -it"f ="
TIE mechanic art- e. gr -rvr - AL
pas.d 20 ~ rsBthsr. k4'r1 -r~.- pun" u
i.tl- g. any w-s' r. N sS j'--Yr- aud DrricCtiy
frs-urnut r. 10 ur-qn ~ 81 sE Iaint iOT rA' road
aaa farm buiid,rs-. icBOeG and bridges, iron or
wooden.
Having procured tho sole night 70 use tpe
abuv. rraTng material ia the counties OF ONO
.ps Wo.d a. 4r- prspsrot 40 all tmrs 70 pn'
nu new Or repair olp roofs II tue shoIeeet posi-
BILE notice. Ouf terms are reAsonaole and Work
JOHNSON, CAPEHART 4 co,
10. 10 Market Square,
maos Wb-sling. W. Va
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age

Keep 1t in your house. and be prepared foi
any sudden attack OF
CHoIEItA 49,
or TIA kindred demonstrating tho coming enm
mar
Tho following are a fow Of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given TO the Pro
prietors, by persons who arc vol known;
WRERLNd. April Is, ls6s,
Mossrs. MoCABB KRAFT & Co. Geatiensea
Having used Kraft's Darrhea Compound. for
Camp Darrhea, with which have been deeply
afflicted for almost one month, al olhsy rsm<dsS
tried haring failed. and finding IT, nat only .
present relisr but a permanent cure, take pleas
are In recommending IL TO the favorable nctioe
OF all who may be like afflicted
Chaplain 18th W
Messrs McCABE, KRAFT & Co.--aeatlnen
Allow mo to add my testimony n e9t Of 9th.
Compound" have bosn for sas time sub.
iect TO the disease for W ich II 10 rscaA5eaded:
/ have tried various remedies, VA nsISE found
one that so completely eradicate. , S..e-s. AZ
your medicine. A short time a.: J = = ,uifer.
ing Re p ytA Dia5EaSa sHs
immediate relief from ono does, - Alter
third dose felt as wei a. over. ! rcsn,d -
an invaluable medicine. ard would not Ina via
out H. YcurB, truly,
L. W. 81
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. ], 1862
Messrs McCABE, KRAFT a. Co.--0eneeren
have been using Your "Dlarrbes CompounP
my family for some time, and can cay with
mu'b pleasure that IL is the best medicine oi
the kind have ever used. and do chssrfully 70.
commend IL o. my friends.
With much respect, am Your friend
V II. METCAtTE,
Of Noticeable, Gro. a. Co.
MCCABE, KRAFT & Co. wholesale Drug.
gizts wheeling. w. Va, Sole PROJECTORS, 10
whom all orders should DO addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT 4 CO., Centre
wheeling; WEST & MITCHELL, Bridgeport
o. and Wy dealers In medicines everywhere.
feb2i6md&W
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OR TIA kindred misunderstanding tho coming eem
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE &OHIoR .R-

OFr1cE BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD Co.
WHEELING. juno II, 1866. ;
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL BUN
Il by the following schedule on and after the
18th Of June 1856:
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Rubber. Superior Old
Cabinet Brandy, indicated,
~ Fer sale ia all part. of the werld,

Central Depot, American Expross Fuildinz
IS Hrdson street New York. MaaRfac
Hudson, N. Y. GEO. c. HUBBEL SEQ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

they ok bin to acknowledge Pusan surremoey hand over
the command Of his Count Bsuark aud renOnnce all
idea Of ryyng The Bund that The fate OF Germany has
been decided on the BATH field. They were ars
they now as they openly admit enchanted with the Prusan
pr0qramme Of reform. They would have liked surar guaT
autee Of constitutional liberty than be given by Cabinet
OF such antccedeus the Pusaui is 10 quite consonan
with their feelings TO separate from their Austrian brohreo
s being unable b. retrieve the kaisers fortunes or prevent
Prussia fOm uniting Northern Germany under bei
auspices they faithful Of Fatherand deem, "
their duty 70 join tho oOnoerD rather luau
allow the line Of tie Main 10 firm an unnatural
aud dangerous inc Of division between the two halves ~ no
g0tiOD SO far tie Carsrdhe address The e0ne rev
10 Baden politics indicated by It has tafon rice more u
thae could have been 0resee8 by the most sangun
lhs Government After this seductive e1npe nov S
Mbuenberg. Bavaria, and Darmstadt the ohy rsiav,oy
Southern States remaining, continue Ia their oonuu'oS
From Northern States receive some ediahy , M
declarations Of adhesion BY tOnghis post A Ns Ne,o
Parliament not assembled the majority of The dep1es NET
% their own accord SIGNIFY their acceptance OF tne ruSan
proposals; ut Lepsio all the loading Liberal cIehs nave
Aligned paper the effect, while 10 btt fHesahu
which forms q considerable portion OF Hano'er the nhnb
tsts are getting 90 peions for direct embodiment with
Prussia. 70 which they formerly belonged
en-, IN pnmner Of mon are likely be levied shortly In
Sohesvig Hoten 10 do garrison service In tho Daolits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
TIER UNION movEsInNT IN GERMANY.
pIsven.ents in Favor of Prassian Supremacy
- In saxeny, Wurien,berg ana Eaden.

The public movement in favor OF Prussan suprem-
sey getting stronger sId stronger in Dresden ngIcr
have combined with tho adherents OF the GoYerlmcn and
Issued declaration In which the reunion Of az
The nes Letter. sUd articles advoeaflng the sans idea
sbound In the Hrtemburg ard Baden press People ep
Sc rom division Of Germany number Of petty States
II is asked In these candid syoEsk Of mistaken
policy 80 to.a ...,.,.
Prussia war for which they hsd deliberately prepared
months past what would hare been ato
STACKED BY fraBoef Is not bsssing sent from Newer
events 70 look TO for protection not Illuminating
belong States with independent policy no ehcient
Prussia under William Is certainly too CONSERVATIVE TO suit
OF modern society," thcso "a little 20 be gained ~
poins Of eopsi,steps liberty By Joining hsr but aisT s
tenf ssd acsed people and an essential OF Ate
nov a. ever Conservatism snschronism in Prussia
md beaten ven Francis Joseph By the moral
aectlal Of her people rather than BY her STRAIT
,soycd century Of good sceboOs that they yerqshed
Who could mot ssd w' ss r. s s o &. I'M
sots 600 intcgsnti for Prussia ne rsyers Wa. ke De
handed b. the Innate tendencies Of her people and the posi-
ss oJ Intellectual resources enabled exist BY the
ds Of numerically superior Austria ~ Prossa was neces
lAy progressive many yess ago when Brtng On nsl
rssni L che eau upon her TO DO % toesyt Lea William
asrs "a this and rely upoH hs srny slops t h people
VIZ many Dgs rsas ssan ssunos BE-
dsyed Tor any length Of time and moreofeE y DO seces
tatsa b. oiping northern brethren LIE acquisition
eeg spssess the sonSiuson Of nsv snoe ana tns pu
prov. sssVs IN uitAsiOs The consultation Of Pras'aa b
Lyss Gle recognition Of thes. facts I, limited 10 the
Verawed By Prnssan escendancy IN the fe popular seD
usnt is becoming Tsibly modified. u.
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The Feeling in HuuaHry,

venns Correspondence July 2l q Tie london Time,
The day before yesterday MI. DcGk was here inoos-
~. and an tod that DO had long conference with Count
Btoed the Minister OF State and the Hungarian Chancellor
The report is that Oeak has been empowered By his
Sovereign 10 form Hungarian Ministry which shall be
spouss TO the Diet for its doiags. but not inclined 20
give credit 10 IT, levy in Hungary proposed and
probably NJ. Deak the most influential In the kingdom
has been requested lend helping hand 10 the Govermcnt
IL tho day Of ts distress IL is possible that
The iilustrous Bunrarian mGs do what 70:
CURED OF htn although to has repeatedly had
10 remark that the promises wOh Austria mikes
when IN adyorSy forgotten when her star in the
oendan Count Anthony Forgach. cKChauoeOr has uu
dcrtRken 20 Royal Commssay In the north
tos Of Hungary, aad to organize the levy The Aus
tTiGn Govern and oil al and scf1ofcll
always talking OF the "dRgstars cRs hereditary oyaT)
t Hunsarans but they vii d. wei n,s 10 the phrase
any mJre The LOYALTY OF the HuuRariaa nl1n IL greatly
spaken aud M opinion Iehisg bat 1aresercd rscogu
Of their constitutional rights viii induce them to make Az
effort 60 lreTelt the Empire ,gOD falling 70 pieces.
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HUNGARY.
Proclamation Of Gen. pK,sohn.

Gen. Klapka has issued the following proclamation
20 tho Hungarian legion. uado OF prisoners Of war and
ready TO take the field at q moments no.icci
Brave WerriorS At ny counry's call assume the
ms1c Hung armies and address in the capacity
or CommonderinChiet Our country longer left Dnbe
iiendea The powerful Kings u Prussia and Italy hold out
tier right hands to Garibsdi Will assist from
Italy; Tur VII operate against tie Danube, Behlen
take tho fold in TTanGSlvsna while will load you for
ward nom Prussia, Ludwig Koesuth will 30 IN midst
II as aned shall expol tie Hap burg dynasty that hos
lon shed best blood aud robbed Of wealth. The
county Of Arpad own. and VIII 1t TO
selves IL 1915 and 1919 gained immortal 81 ny without
obtaining wishes this time shall gather sh laure
and Vcceci. forward then athoT around tie Hungarian
standard and remember that wherever uured is tho duty
Of Hungarans 10 rally round it, but few days msreh from
here are the frontiers Of our beloved country There viii
guido you there where parents sisters and brides await
with open You have TO choose between remliring
Of and sharing the honor OF fighting for the lib
oIty Of our country. &c. KAPKA Hungarian General"
Tie above distributed among tho legion at Neso and
SIumber Of Hungarian prisoners at Gogau haye not es
yet enlisted in the force The legion. believe have al
ready mentioned consists Of 1900 no have oil yOnn
ty entered The ranks The $4,000 other OF var
nalouaes taken Ia the are such burden to the
Government thai they have been allowed IL they choose
70 do 10 hire Themselves on. a field banda and mako "iat
bargain they can with their empnyer Toe latter are how
rCsposbo " tho Government for the wages the Crown
boiGg in honor bound to provide fer c prisoners As rule
tey % work in gangs under tie guard OF single soldiers
buf exceptions permitted.
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Ths rssaaemen. a. sIan,enau.


wanna correspenlenco @. Tho london Ti@es.
u lppsavs that the prussans attacked TIC Austrian
positc otsido Prescurc with yehr "a the morn
ing sgnsh being gradually Developed on their sce ato az
action. Bl though Count IAuas wls Lot very suhb
tue ku.e-s in great force flssDuIg aud were
enabled no only hold their hut dive tie russians
hills rising ground l-y got possession Of in the
eay part Of tho stack. Toe engagement took place 90 VIA
enap little vi &c come fhfee mi north st Of PfesbuiP,
ths junction the ROAD from MafebeRs y1 the roads
which down the valley Of the Macl aad shcn pceed
yearly parallel with the railway FROM Vienna 10 fesbC'
which brcrches OF tie Ferdinand NoTd Bat; at an'
sern6orf Trohabv details Of he engagement a. wei as
lCNs n the i've DAYS truce Weyc koNA ~ oAaou Shc'
sarS ~ act they reached rs ia vichn here 70
.n o-Ys gy that tire AuzliaI repld Ia Iusans ana
thst when o order 20 pat end thc fight 80 Teeea
tbey had the advantage kspt g. Tbtre was Ieam o.
iis6t on tic Austrian once, - = lad DE- ~ con
oSseared hv the news OF tie truce.
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OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
THR GERMAN WAR.

fHg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF AUsTRA-AUDA'
CITY on PgUsNA-PRosPEcTs OF SOUTHERN GER
MAxY-PRooEEDIyGs IN PRANEFoRr-RBcRET
FEDERAL DBFRATs-G0ssP.
FROM 0ceIfionsl eone,Pcrdsn'. .-.-s
BADE..BspEy. Friday July q. 1899
requires no special gift Of prophecy to oretel the
speedy return of peace The suspension of hoses FOR
FIVE days running from July y to this dae Is estsb.
lshed faca This IT, perhaps less important in itself than
for what il ndese 1t shows the complete humiliation Of
Austria and The sudaoous sefcon6dence and triumphant
success Of her irresistible rival One hope Was len 70
Austria In the issue OF the tile for the possession Of
Vienna She wisely resolved not 10 tho risk Of entire
national destruction in the wager 9 arms at the passage
Of the Danube But to preserve her existence, To- say
nothing Of her previous sasping ambition her perhdlous
and unreeptrg policy her total want Of high and gen.
erous principle, and her smooth etharglc seeonpla:
oency she now accepts ever sacrifice het Is imposes,
military cces She consents to the pre%9inaes' Oh
~ 60 deeolv sa, she been made TO bite the dust,
90 cruelty has ,hs heol Of hsr antagonist pressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
From Our Own Correspondent.
Fans. JaI, q. lsse.


The Austro-Prussan Eve days truce ended ten minutes
since but is succeeded by additional three dsys truce
dating from to-day The Austroltasn truce Of eight
days dates from yesterday morning according to one ac
count from the evening ofthe 18th according &C.
count The federal allies Of have not ab!eto
arrange with the Prassisns for suspension Of hoshef
Nothing has occurred IN the last three days to weaken the
persuasion, which then reported 10 you as senely
prevalent that tho ghtingpnr Of the warts but oI
the moment mems minds are feed from eager gathering
reports Of the las. battle and intent expectation Of
coming BATTLE and more attention is given to the Old
questions that provoked the and the new ones which
the war las raised And because Of the iormidsh9 9H'
cues in the way Of solution that reveal themselves 70
such attention. The conidencs in Diplomatic efficacy Ia
not absolute. STILL In spite Of vibrations OF degree OF
two public opinion, in accordance with the opinion, that
Government lets appear 70 be Its OWL holds aTays IN the
peace quarter.
There are on the othor hand individuals not wanting
In intelligence and having rather better opportunities
than tho mass OF Tor getting special lhionhton, 10
whom this momenious ull gloomy with gathering ot
-stouas-is oDlY tho precursor 20 nov and 1ereei
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Count Eixmnrl,.

From Tie London Tines
We have already expressed or opinion Gs 10 una
saragcoas conduct OF the Pussan GOyenment townri the
,ty o. the Baud. Count BmGrks resolution on this po1'
long career OF eccentrcy Of which the world begins
see che drift Beat on ruling over Germany B9k IS aMaS
hat he has rid himself OF Austria he hes only 70 contend
sith two edyerslresAe jealousy Of tho Mnor Courts ana
ne democracy OF the cities IRE one he Iroes g Nsch
his foes and h friends 10 the foer city, and he be.
,eTes Cat by dealing yery ssveIcy WIN tie ore'I he WI
the dom OF bis hghhauded policy but EelnNhle 1t is
wc 70 hear in MAD that Bi-rark is attempting frem the
Throne Germany revolution o. no less moment taan that
Which was achieved in IraGce from Iribgne; and ie
thinks tst revolution requires not Only aulciy bet ~ tAe
show aad oscntaon Of audlcy II Is Only by brewing the
world he seems 20 believe that one can 1rus Ito verdi 10 LIS
It not easy to feel unmzod adpiga.'on an, sill os. to
feel oofahi syEpatLy for nan Il III l-rSs tcEger But
pesos ana Voc 10 US we were slNfJ t0tJl iAo
md because We feel inclined e. qunuel VII TIE conaDe
dsaVow all O. rpicy. There much that unsa lac.
cory iu the VI Germany, 0nG cot Of Aeepr VIC" the age
sad Prussia he porpeiua scf sufc zion II lie Diet TIC
tDchbook gii,ter OF SO sovereign crovhiic rAtns sna
oIt of dsle exploded doomed Va 10 aspirations were aie-t
year ing sfer something irdehle Impractical The Coz
pe0pl never knew shat t,ey Wis ied. ard 20
bdog She psra, Of ycrois Courts aul Cover
Iooas Of e cities OF tie pro, nc OF ~ ;fcs secis ana
Parties Of Germany 10 common accord tdsa
tryag What sheer force viii do and 10 crs .au douy LIN Che
risat agratao himself he flus f. There
subject that he not how 10 lis VIII H subsequently, hlw
ehef game; he ist bent thon broke Austria and = now
Don't on oNcoouJg all opposition throughout Germany Tas
humiliation If Basai bc mot ambitions Ct TIC minor Sote
snd o " Frankfort, the Of tho most
democracy were al part Of His seaeme lie to
way with b0 q ac cncss tue tide OF fortune
saecGy and great disasters 20 bcfs the PrGs
sian he WI carry al before IN He is q deep garr
Der ard reckons odds with wonderful accuracy There
chsIce in l6i that England France md Russia
might aso part with Denmark against him but 10 would
take chance e that There chance fow days ago
that tho Emperor Napoleon would back Austria With
armed Dedilticn" sFr K6liggi6z Bu Bsmsrk took bis
Of that Every srle Of daring that meets with
prompts tho 10 lisaoE fglls Of aa.c.y sGd
ipstties bis reckless confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
ramii, Relation Of 80. Gssr-.n Pr'"er-.

AL A moment when the chances ri ~ ars Likely 10
qsoge jQGott ~ IS "a = ll u @
tbe scyere Of that ooaary aud e OF El's Ger
Tho sT ~ the King of Prussia nsied TO the Car
Nicholas The present Emperor Oh ito.s h' hfotles anu
sisters are co1ssfasay eol " I re o, dSaf
Il Queen Victoria and the SISTER iAS '-e1-I 4IueesS vi
IT, .istar Of he Grand Dnte Of Es Da;nadt ia the
tSscut Bupress Of Russia. Prince Las ih9 hir 70 The
Grsnd Duel CrOwn married tic ITIocs Akee sb 20 OF
sT5s Ter 70 the tsone Of Electoral esse css Pnce
Frederick Ind FOR his frat wife daIfatss Of INC LmqnpF
NnSoes and fDr lis second Prince. q Prussia. lie re-
ejyes pef on from Russia sid LIS Children are Tho oe Of
u, r155 5e Of Nassau had r BIS first vo daughter
Of Inc late Grand Duke Michael Of Essss IN nea Th9ut
lsaying isjue lie married second me ~ sister married
Prince Pierre OF Ollcnblg, Thorestes al tae Cont oil b.
~. Or snd Duke Of Baden married tho ugAte Of he Ring
% Prussia One Of his SIS is married 10 TIC G9ane puAe
Miobse q Russia brother Of the Car. 49,.
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