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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21
Nc8 sIlinnIttof. Rren1iD !

Is be Dpuna Vien'S Srieub.)
tnter @arentit her 8eiluns q { betm 9raaf-
hettsr. ptt aleH apctbt!eTu gu babtn. Wtsn
6trIanSe oss Sdrslinas GrsuuO "0te 2DUung NenG
SrNRe)'. nHt ieesr S6adteI erbalt man cine Bro
ttlre ubtr ott SgrlFtvue unb 6etars!uus eeseintr
krlnIketeH, nbGr MAX isnn Bite SCbriit b,Sebeu,
erHn man an "Yeuas Meas Sirieus" Vcr 90 Gin.
Stnaatt, kbleibt uHo btn Brife eine Z en- s-p f.
marie hetILs! Su y more II baten bel
.. y Saute,
{ Ull, ,I9Rtt) Ar a2g, BaItimpeI,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Bibtig fir 3eibenbe!ll
9rpfe or Qcuts gS umpram III 8
peltberlbmte
SfutreintaunsSs unS 2bfmbs
runass Rrdutcr
anb uneitig bic been bic iegt btfaunten Wlttte um
bic oerlorsle G,ianhbttt no tesrbersuistleu, iOWts
enn btitg gencmmtn, SrastbeNen gu verb uten, Dtea
felben limb ittt iiber etu
8isrteliabrbunbert tbrer !Setlfraft pegen
In 8eutdlanb rlbmlt6i bstaunt Ii. 9,adtet nrb
taben fd aud bier felt ben eyttn brci Sabren etnen
9etlun9 bbstpilli9er ump bartltddt9er
&ranf9eiteu,
unb 'cate giemuuO bic sofnuns, seb.iIt ,u rpsrteu.
aufsebt pbnt juoor bteif beliamen Rriuter gu Der.
iuGcu. Die Rrduter ptreen bon mir
birett Don DeutItlanb
ntppttirt II. tmpfeble id oieislben brrgeno Tetn.n
ptrtben eanesleuten tun eenesten Gebraude, ba td1
felt ubttSeuet bin, bab Elm Seoer. btr etnma 6arGn
niulmt, mt Der s8tr'uno semB turieoen II. ntc mebr
ubns btsilben i.n wrb. Ssbe 6amtlte oute lets oa.
ben im Sauit babtn; eenn aud bel Rin6tm tn bic
pcbltbinGe Biriuus eisier RrdItsr ~abrbat nbers
raitsne.
MilIcn ober Rui1ern,
ic mad @uui1, unp babsu iitp- bel fUI9enb,n srau'.
tetten ais btlonosrs beiliam er,ptesn, aIst
pia1entrampt S6mcrrbotbtn,
Earmbeihperotn, Oriiien,
9cbpulr, 8ertppfun9,
gdt Rbeumatsmus,
Gn9brthgtet. Ansjebrlins,
Sufen, Rprf- II. 3atnmeb,
RltbsCbaesr, 0tunepe.re
Dldune, ausenfrantbstt,
Shnupien. Belitlttmun9.
Nerpeni6Wd6e
suuseneat,un6ung DiaIerE,
Stropbein, Banbputm,
unttrle,b8beitwer6eu,
fnuFriudt,
grippe, Rplit,
rptbe Hubr, RraSe
Sai5fub, Sppbtlis,
taIte 6ieber, 9autausi6Ii8e
unb allen Riantbeitn,
m:Ite aus Usrbcrbenem sluts sntfprin9.n.
iSsrner tryttbie t4 Easers Sranter- Eltrtr 9eaer
Suhsn, @rtdl.une Ii. +. no.. @pueptbe Eicpfen suf
sdn,ltber Seilpns cer Saaiudt; &tdtpulpsr, i3aba.
1lnftu, Sanepurnls Bulper: sunera1sr lar duter
Ip. 8erI,gunstn, rbenmatds Snttur 8raniertIse
u QbpItra selrir, ioip!e gr. spbte's psitbslbmt,s
aussnpafer. SuIius Oieaslt,
Glerarerta, 8a.,
Several d9ent fur aanj ar1erita.
Sn Baltimore gu tabsn in alen aPcipe,su. ionic
set Suhbansltr ". 9enutn8h auten. VT. 2SAt
W..pratttr. sJrt 9rpbtn bet ". Ypseler Co.,
-: On m @aisiaSton lei SIS. xbrtatamt, Gm.
.. .GnttptAe u. anetrn 4rdbaern. (etNl6-)
Snbiidaes ge,S.
e3tr Iaafes iprhpabrenb
Q b-Garpttus..
Rsrb. b.@aroHnao
sssTIsssm sIsss:ma..
Esuueiiec
mS girsinia.
Banfnpted
sa ben ti$a.n Ratt,prelfen,
Sbtltpp q &poer 80,
gde bon Baltimore. II. SarrilcrftS
its1 gsatnaktr hem -NS. anit'iut'.s
8efttaftsnsr'essnss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

bic Sbr bHr4 6rODnsn geGstrner &C.
top6nbetttn
quo ienes geatbttenbc R.mstbpcTberben6t, leibU,rs
nt6trn6e eafer luReio8sn babt, has uafere Siren
BAUER taat nne uneren polgttaiern 3ablrcibc Spns
taeerte Itsitrt - ertit pbnc sutie)u6 Il, Dr.
2 d NJ ms eebenS .@ fftpE uE6
U a tal-E EiIIen.
Oeir melberubnten WPtttel 0ratu ale aus Slt1erS.
faHter tntiprtuleHfen llebti blbcn duitrf eiinit1
felpirtt uuo Gluicnce osm peten, ibrsu bic GemHo.
btt lplebrrGe3ebeu. 8caitiso,0e peIuug Wirb az
rarttE, penn tttue Sett perlclel, UNI Die Uiiiel
lotort an8eUdnet peroeu. Sln 8eru0 miro ben
BatIensen 0aoon aberitu1eu Stocr ioute ebe er an
Seratb eentt, etsie alSene'n GcRrau:be,. pub balo
mercsn accbtistn, 9iud unb 3grIceeabett 5urlG-
isbrcn.
SfFee Sir. 80,
9fprtRfr., Gdus
Don 0ertngtpnar.
SsEe Gtn unb laB' Dtp BON
Sr. S@mmann,
9fr. 80, Nprt6ltr,
] 6aus ppn 2ertngtpnGtr.,
furtren! CT Bat bic bis iest betannten,
9rpbten Suren 9emaat ais Der Gntpeder
her etultgeu unfsblbarSu Sellmtel sc3en acbeime
Frantbeiten Die StbanoIuns welas er tmibIaet
bat bic U'ui8urG ser ansAGdtnetfen aer5te oOd
G,tcls BAT liter allen .3wcel ieit;eiteut, sae cine
bauernbe petIIn8 her itlmnf,n Nile bon
cmoeburcersr 2uitieu6e, @ououbBr, SEI,turen
(parnrpbren BeIcnDuuA), UererDserng Der
0pritctcrz Drl'e, lcbslu, iptide einer gerUtiea
6cbftnlen "eupbu5ctt lbte grIltenI
rtrtonfen II. T. 10. II. fm.
bis CUR mcralud IL Gclpttbeit crlauet rcrteu t1un
ptnn ber Fotsut iid an Netjte peiieet, aui been
&oiHer, 9eibit II. griaBrn9 m1n Rtb certlT,n tann.
Sei 6r. d,umann IN llntrer Is.itte HCb ais
Setlfnitsr ntcceracialitn lat i!nc bic piecn 5aQ,
lcelbt urtsr ietre Ssbanclu"S ss,cmmcu ino Iimms-
ltd obne cine tlni'be auSnabmc e sebeiit rporoen.
emt9e oerlslben teiaHOeu itit Sabrsu.
Selonoere aufmerilamieit pipmct er allen 2etceu
cet @tl4lt9tS- 1t. Darncr9are, ME 8snprrbSe, ga
menllIB, Strtfturen in ieber Eom, &ran'brter Der
Sftttsn 4Ilie II. 8srttbtr. Drue Htrturtal- 9eieen
II. pautubelu tpie ububaupf Spptpis I'M eriten,
ilrelten, erttttn graoe unb srbide
Sr. = 6umonn'5 Setlmetbo5e bcr @oupubbt
Vt be cpu'crmtnle, ott eS glbt; t 1T bic tuBefr,
lderlte II. befe Der Rr1nte erbalt fetnen Gopapz
Sallom, fene Subeben, tein Esrpeutiubi nod anotre
3tel sneBenbe gattr; icnotu oe ncilura ertoIst in
Slpe' 3aaen pbde SdmcrIen, cBHe llnteluemlidtet,
rbne Icnogruna bsr dat.
Domen ppn gtusp5rt5, bic Or. Srtum1nr nm Ralb
tu tra8en Wrnden tSnueu oieicS brteiiih tblu. a(e
Sriete an tbn iolteu cine ppitmlIte eutbalen, uln
bfantporie tn meretn.
Nrjeneen pcrotn ra& otIeu gc8trbsn beS qarbes
GciapSi.
Dan csr8e1c nI&t bic
Sffet: SIR, 80, 9lortbfrase,
(aa819lO Baltimore Db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Sobr ssars S SSrnses
eu,rieble,; ben eeuaen Butl.um erlebenh tHtt tls>
aapten Yarnu6en, Ruti den 8ns9lte N,
&ut sateu lie neitre,nae aus Der berdbnttn 6abri'
Der SS. Scdbaus aAlgaiet ctnsn BRA +
letcien pageu ecb0leu uno limb nuumsbr IN
Etane.. S'egr6bniiie ~ beipreeu.
lie bittru uI,ter Sufhsrlrs rseuet btRlgtr u aa'
ner,iameI Bsoienuul unI 2susi8isn Su'prnG.
pntg3 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21
@artimsre Ttre c}aEaranet.

SNtttN1GEF i%- .fs'''t 'ts .af-t
frEl.t
trislns .fCsde pGn 1,,-ti u. ASskerfaxa,
t'.ffc ksolbsiETeb 9e9EsSsIIHf pbGr $fobeu 6tttdj
F'3ntSFgSiG, iscsH IN fff fis6t, ,ste i'm sarte,
&c 'Etsn soH Ets siluU, 2sptr- faesH. II @aa-
Tetg,s's. 9snbS-sitr, T1tGsuplg5Utt, T5bsiu.
slusssra:tjhaittr, tu GGu bes!ifene pSer is pGitn
iH SsSls9 behublidt l;otr5sp3t &C.
Sac 2tre.tOrHm btitsbt aus 0sgenbcn 5strsgi
!. 8, &GRen, II SEjiicentj
G'u g 6artiun, Br R,ng,
ttO p giGsrs. fsFrp Cartel
& W AlptGS, VI g Steuart,
Garle 9 @l'icE, ! &2u 3 9rIr.,
Sam I BortbasE9g s t0n krp1,
q BerntnatSa I &c Ironslir.
Soikua 3 GpAsG Z a0b S.af;ns,
S W1rtsI .sroart
GpsLs.atiDn5. &c mulare urS o.tere Ratrtt lbsr
bic @iefclilbait ur6 IN Der Siict 5ubWSIt-9ds ron
Goutb. sDGterfIaUe, etbedt mo- aud ane guitri8t
ICiOrt erIeeiAt rusrsss. 8cIli6erurDsn rperoei ou
iU8ene esne Briit onSenpmm II, pel9e esr Npplifant
tphntcu mal.
(San1.1sN Nr. gDpnbmprtb, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Ole Q d 10 uo DIT Qleibt Rlap-
per 6lan9e; lie oitt ilets parutrcs An5ttttn
ibrer fGte Gin suiteln bumpis 8ruiiidulu3cu,
ttperes &tbmtn Stnteu Gui s'f6ere cOtr sertnbere
geiyun9 Der eun3e bin. 8erna6Iditigt man ot,icIbe
Idbt man e binbdpsen, bis it @,terbldsbeu bIlbea
bsreu Rnoten talc cIssr, cann ut eer Sob baS 9rb
egssbntb, 1lIeu's Sun0en SaIiam belt a[Ie
ssreyen GtetIe, beisit9t @nBlnhuna, suternt 66Iem
II. 9iter, matt btm Suien EN- Sube unp beu9t tet
In Epe au8gebsubtn NuSrBruna Dor.
Gu baben tei g. & 9S GeSpari. (Bsbr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

SpFtcr S6mmdnn'S
9robe oeutihe Gettanlalt
sur Sur oner @rtcu ocu
ptbttSen 6lartbclt.u.
0r. SdlumGnn'S
SrieRtaitfGe 2ebcnS' @ftat,
rhtr
untsbI0ares, TSrtsnoss 2eteustltrlr,
Or. q d anmann's 8 rGbtfafe GsEstS
uAls %iaen,
cher
8rc6er fbyFffsr gBteberRsrlteGer BEL
t6rper!iGer unb usrp5Isr G6wG6e,
unfreiipiQlgsu Gr9HTen
nre abnltd1su Ne',Iaten ben SutsuOtborbssu, all.
gemtinst sHttIIuEa, mauuI'hem uHOernt5gtr,
n1ftl'ben %nsftTer Il. 10. Ger sriiaunlihs Sr-
lo!9' eru medsm Der @ebrauh etier mibibbaren
3e'lmltte bel SerIui b,r @h5tteneraie bel iSrutr.
ltntr Satbstt uno aloem'ner Nhehtrla0e her Rr6ft,
SSer tr9eno elmer NoIse iuaruclder fbcrbe.t cter
eeIoen'6a'tsirobnurg in reifertn Sabr,d beaI,itet
NAT nani ne gu cen peTtboDuteu 2trSusien bic e
tntotdt no benz IN eer That itsbcn iie ais RttI ot-
gen 9enannte Rei6pereeu et'lia uue uuit,rtrefisu
ga. Eele nunotrcrleu NrItnepr5parate fnb ron
Dteeijnai- urteriubt ilrb bre 8prIdoe con
een etrgbmteit'n sptltden StSBn IN bteiem eaub,
uno III gurosa eepreltn porbeu. Ste iiub ole eul,
SAen untru0libtn Ddtel 0e8eu uerp6fes Rcpiltteer
nm sietobdt iteibaupt oie etnItaeu bic aui tnen
tranten @eth Witten. Ste iclcn baS Yttet prber
yer nno feben Qtneu, bic tbr, Gjeiurobdt bub iuns
nae Auel6me'iun8en Coer asbeIms 4ngepcbnbelie ten
SSr6Sneet boteR, oas BsrlOrcue Surud. Office Or,
8Q gto't5., tn SauS ron Sertuspniir.
Softor Scbumann
preprt lid, ttnen lliLliblilen @5nnsrn anir,eoer,
gag et cas- Arost bs1i'em Bbaule Il. 8tlegeHt Q8GbR
ytr 80, NOrtbltr, Baltimore, NIB,
sepaNlei batpo er etne sr'cl8ette Rebonruna aller
Nrauen-uetcl unb gehetmen pecr ceIttaer eetptr-
btH tortltyen mirb. gamen tueIde NIT 05ebarmuts1-
9GriaE oosr Sfutttr' 'Ssr dWiruua RtsosrlCidlasen.
sen IN @rnlen II. s'etuen, @dWtncel,
Stofuna Der DDnats Netntouna unb
alien fpnittgen Uutttrletben
6eplaBt iiuO oaten eS Rc) ,ur btiouCersn @utoob.
tHa4en' Dr' S6umann ~ RatBe 3u iitbcn; Er il
stn eBt Der tn Baltimore BBbf pcrtbetltait tc'anrt
1T une nt gtmae Ceriprtdlt mas er Mot AT letiten
TN Starte 1T. Eunlen fbnnen in ibrer grparppb-
,mr9 IN alCn Sbeisn orr : 1ot bsiudbt mcroeu Spl-
de- ole alBetbab Der Stlct cher In meiter trne mob
nen tbRrtu In ceS Goitcrs Prtcat sDpbrnug tpabrsnb
bee gSobfntettes NIT autItttr Piltge Uerlcben uno
tetp8t wsrpcu.
Die glannbett unp Sugsnotraft erlan9t
man bur6 Or. S6umann'S Sc.
benseIenl pber Srafts@ltrtr, fCwte Or.
9 q II NJ a n MS Rubtfal. .%ttten pber p9p.
ItIGen 9BieberGerlte1er.
Dtsie Wuncerooaeu @tttet eencn be Rarnbett and
tet her oerpultetiten Snnitttucn plcoer ber nlBae
be 3erruituna pOn Ius,dWs'fInosr. RIma.Gin.
IHFsa, poer noturltdsn naatm bCrra9rtn. 5i.
tHriren cru Gjumo au5t
SamentIu6 Urer Gamenf6wd6e, ee.
f4lebhi9e S6Ddtbe uno GGeltanbS6in.
eerntTe tnt An9emetnsn: NerpcNtdt,
@uSjebrun9, SaaIu6t, 6rGmpfe, eetllioe
unS tbrperlibe llnfdbt9Eett, cine 8pl0e
BON Selbfl6pd6un9 &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21
q. e. W cf b arbt,

4 e TIT,
Hr. g. RpIe.Siab., nabe BaitsmprekaH
ia. iortwabrtHo cine gusnabI bon 9apeS n u. pert-
iterpprbdnstn (Sbaets) nada ben ntutiteh Dfulttrn
unb su biutsen yrtieu.
K1- Simmir perbeu NIT ssr beheu Srrs!ait iarss
ttert (R Ratsl-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21
@iGs4ta e s9amrn !

ks51cBglQ FsE ADHMFn
Eamtn rpeide Ctr St.rite euss gutter Nrsiet bez
hlritn. frattn in reFs all Sr. Stbumdnu, Str.
30. Rcrtb., nabt 2ern3tpntr.. peuttn. ir. Z d It
mann Ia ptU etuil8e er;t IN esi.m eauts, aui ben
man nd bel Ter 6siln3 outr Observation-Disclosures BET.
laFeH fam, ala ea Nnbi
6tciun9 lei mruallihtn Esiu slsq
stbnrmuitr. ScrIal II. 8e r1piula
1taden. uno SettriAmeritn,
RtseetBeidilaaesbsit,
ptiler RIuB SrPtiltlrNPis't, ri:ru6iitit, Rpsfptb
unb aue bsH EaIl'r Cseut 8tbperoeu.
jebt Dams biz Useu 8efttsssu Sottpr tpGaIdt
ipltt bel Or. z d II M IN II sprisrebtu.
G'an etrtsi, HlG bic Drummer so, Nprtbs, etn
Saus psn 9erRat0nbr.. saltmpre WSS. ar5sn.ien
peretn uah arsn S1nhCsataenbes petiaBAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Der yWcntscmsro (AIaJ Oaile @s'
ssrttlsr" beltdi,ist iuhf ian8e Damen
ais S6riftfeBertnnen une TT NIT
eersn Nrbsit letr sufriseer. GS liRe Oa-
men aus guten SlmiIien unb serbssnsu
tdoli6 81 .20-Sl.S0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Gin neueS 5a8es bl1tt MIR
|. Wat an untsr pem Wamen .3R ~
trppplis" in New.yprt crihrireD. Stn.
eeitpriete 2ettartittl ,u brin9en, mirh ~, ~
siniat tslsSrapbiihs une Startbera,.o0
enttalten. Die 0pfalncIi8tetien fclIeu
ausiutrlihsr ais ppn irgcnp elmer anpe-
rem 3eituna aetratt Wereen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21
0rcbe Na6fra9e na6 unfercr
altmebtIhen Sar3Ietfe,

tn barten,, fpeitent cbsr
SalswaGer su brauhen!
Dir garanttren, bab Sebermann nit
anftrer Seife 3ufrteben III.
Dlan perfufe ftel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Sen D. 8. 6tll pcn Der frleersn
conf. @rmes psrDfentliht jcgt cine Der
qiyratur uno ganppir.bi9ait 9ewtemete
Mpndts ftbrtIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

8eine anbers madt fpltt unpetslet1li6en
S6aum!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Dlan I6rctbt bic @rboBurs Der 8 IL
fcrmtctbe in Nsw-9Icrt taupud6lib
benz ret6sn Wm. .. Ntpr iu. Der niht
wrni0Cr, ais 1900 6duler befgt, unb
ilbrt ipisenoe5 8ciIpid an Gtnes lttner
6auler bradbte $500 Wistbe etn; portges
SoBr erbTbte tr ttelelbe Ouf $500 unb
eielss Sabr auf S25OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Z : N n . &, Watinlort Ul6.
IN asa tnet ton bel G 3 s. q Bri II atm
glr. 371. ia. Aoenus (syu(i6 II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Die birisNe Setfe, bic int Isarite tt!
Wa&en Sh 'ettta Sbre Be tetlunBsn
y'an osrseie n'&t oab itbe stang: eefe unisr
gei4aftsict4en;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

llniere Seifen'crten MAIDEN einen btrrtden S9autt
ilno lno In bortem, we pedem BGisr 9leth gut -
brauben, itno tpsnn Sic nur etnmal bamit enen Bt-
ht9 eema6t BADEN, 70 wOaen Gle ear tsne anbere-
pat Sbr Grocer unIere 28aare ndt 10 9ebtn Sic 3u
unietsn aaentsn unb fauien Sie if eieieltt. faieu
sic itp ia nIdt NIT anosrer Daare BON oeu Gtctern
abierilen.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-06

Madame E. f. Thornton, the great English
Astrologist, Clairvoyant and PsychometriCian,
who has astonished the scientific classes of the
Old World has now located herself at Hudson,
n. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such won
derfnl powers of second sight, as to enable her
to impart knowledge of the greatest importance
to the single or married of either sex. While
in a state of trance, she delneates the very fea-
lures Of the person you are to marry, and by the
aid of an instrument of intense power, known
as the PsyChomotrope, guarantees to produce
life-like picture of the future husband or wife of
the applicant, together with date of marriage,
position in life, leading traits of character, &c
This is no humbug, as thousands oftestimonials
can assert. She will send, when desired, a GER
titled certificate, or written guarantee that the
picture is what it purports to be- By enclosing
a small lock OF hair, and stating place of birth,
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing
80 cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture and de-
sired information by return mail. All commu-
lea tons sacredly confidential. Address, in
confidence, Madame E. f. THORNTON, P. o.
Box 223, Hudson, N. Y. 26w6m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-06

creation of auy tn" man power over the
news, like IA exercised by Mr.. Reuke
In Euron TIE 81 liberal arrange
meuts alt A'iug made with all papers
that retu'u 'FuA 10 The Associated
Press
a lag, H., trprred here tonight,
destroying rr.- buildings on Walker
street and fuul ~ canaI street The fire
originated IN some cation that was
stored in Walker street. The huildir as
were occupied principally by CT .olne,
makers, mechanics aud carpet r,,anurae.
turers and were also n-ed for storage
The total loss ! aJou' three hundred
thousand dollars me amount of in,
surance is not VS. AIRED There
were two or thro other foes MS even.
ing but the loss il pr -nS amount
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-06
MarriaQeS.

HANLY-KNIGHTS- In Shrewsbury. Nov
20, by Rev NJ Winchester, Mr.. William Hanly
and Miss Althy E. Knights.
LY-COFFRTN.-Tn Shrewsbury, Nov
% by Rev NJ Winchester, Mr. Alexander Han
ly aud Miss Jennie NJ. Cofrin, all of Shrews
bury.
WOODS-ABBOTT-In Rutland Nov 29th,
by Rev. O. Cunningham. MIR. n. A. Woods and
Mrs. E. Abbott, both Of Rutland.
ORD-DUNKLEE-At Pittsford, Nov
28th, by Rev Myrou A. MunsoB, MIR. Elhanan
W Clifford and Miss Ella j. Dunklee, both of
Pittsford.
BROWN-FOX.-In Clarendon. Wednesday
eveniniug, Nov. 2Sth. AT the residence Of the
bride, by VIM. S. Weeks, Esq, Mr.. Nelson
Brown and Mrs. Mary E. Fox, all of Clarendon.
HOSFORD-DEWEY -At the Congregational
church. in East POultney. Nov q, 1865 by Rev.
John G. Hale David r. H0eford to Miss Lucie
B. Dewey all of Poultney
PERSONS the Congregational
church, in East Poultney, Nov. q, by Rev j.
G. Hale, Mr.. Collamer Persons to Miss Eliza
beth Dewey, both Of Poutney.
RATT-HUTCHTNS-At BesmAn's hotel,
East Poultuey, Nov. 49, by Rev. ], G, Hale, Mr..
Selic s. Pratt to Miss Susan L. HutChins, both
of Middletown.
ER-GRISWOLD-In POultney, Oct 2,
by Rev John Goadby, Albert Porter of James
vile, Wis, and Clara p Griswold of Middle
town, VT
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arket~.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.
FLoUR-Dull and 5GGloc lower. Sales 400
bbls State 5011l 10; Ohio 10 OO613 90; West
ern 5O0ll so; Southern II 2OGl600,
WHEAT Dull and lower Sales $4,000 bush
Winter red Western ? %.
CoTToN-Firm but quiet. Sales $50 bales
Middhng upands 331s6o3i Orleans 35k036.
CoRN-Dull. and 20G3 lower Sales $1,000
bushels. Mixed Western 1901 16.
OATs-Dul and heavy. Sales "a 600 bushels.
Chicago and Milwaukee 61663c State &c.
BEEF-Heavy. No quotations.
PoRK-null and declining. New mess q 90.
LARD. Heavy and dropping. Sales 600 bbls.
BUTrER-Lower Ohio 25@3Oc; Orange Co,
pals, 400G45c.
WH;sKEY-Quiet, no quOutation.
RICR-Dull. Sales of RandgOon at 9k6Dl0.
GRoCERIEs-Dull.
COFFEE-No quotations.
SUGARs-Dull Sale 200 hhds. Muscoyado 1
Oily,
NAVAL SToREs.-Quiet. No sales.
ROsIN-4 $4,000 90.
OHs-Quet. Linseed 400l 43.
TALLow-Dull
PBTRoLEuM-Dun, Sales 500 bbls, Crude
an refined bonded, 31H033.
FREfGHTs-I Unchanged
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DR. sCuENCK rnR IIrNG nocrop

ph sNuENCh, The LUNG DOCTOR
80 The Proprietor of SCHENCK'S Pull
MONiC SYRUP, the inventor Of Schenck's
Respirometer, the only in, trument that Can TO
certainty detect the slightest murmur of the
respiratory organs,
This Is of great importance to DIR. Schenck,
10 know the exact condition of the lungs,
whether II Il Tnberculous, Pulmonary, Bron-
chial, Pleufitic, or Dyspeptic Consumption,
ana whether II is both lungs or only one that
are diseased,
come familiar with every sound or rafting of a
diseased bronchial tube. Patients come to Dr.
Schenck to get examined that have been ex-
amined by their family physician, who told them
That their langs We're almost gone when by a
close examination with the Respirometer, II is
often found that il is an affection of the bron-
ehlai Tube; and by getting healthy action of
the liver and tone of the stomach, the sufferer
IL soon restored to health. Sometimes med-
cine that will stop a cough is certain death to
the patient. IL locks up the liver, steps the
circulation OF the blood-hemorrhage follows,
and, IN TACT, stopping the action of the very
organ mat caused the cough
Dr. sehenek Will be professionally at his
rooms every week, 30 bond street. New York,
ana 20 hanover street, Boston, from A NJ.
until +. NJ. He gives advice free, but thor
ough examination with the kespirometer the
charge ls So His medicines are for sale by all
druggists and dealers, also full supply at all
times at his rooms Price Of the Pulmonic Sy-
rup and Seaweed Tonic, each $3.50 per bottle,
or $3.50 the half dozen Mandrake Pills 25 cents
per box. GEO. GOODWIN g. CO., 3S Hanover
street, Agents for Boston. For sale by all drug
glsts. dec4d&w1wly.
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LATEST NEWS.
~. TELEGRAPH. /
washington News.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4,

WASHiNGfON, peC' II
The Republican Senators to-day held
n caucus in relation to the stand
ing committees of the Senate and APP
pointed q sub. committee TO revise them.
The House committee on the judiciary
have had refused to them to repeal q
norton of joint resolution, explana
tory of the contscation Oct, to suppress
instruction, to punish treason and re-
belllou, to seize and conhsCate the prop
erty of all Rebels and for other pur-
pose approved July 1862, The commit
tee reports that the object Of the bill in
question is TO repeal so much of the
Joint resolution referred therein as pro-
hibits the forfeiture Of the real estate of
rebels beyond the term of their natural
lives.
Mr.. Bingham of Ohio emphatically
denies the truth of report that he was
preparing articles against the President
on the ground Of completely in the as
sassinatiou of the late Mr.. Lincoln.
Col. Forney this evening gave a
splendid reception to the Hon. Mr.. Walt
ers, proprietor Of the London Times.
There were present as Invited guests,
Senators and Representatives, and a
large number of gentlemen of the press,
representing all shades of politics.
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AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS.

Or Worm Lozenges. Much sickness, undoubG-
eddy, with children and adults, attributed to
other causes, y occasioned by worms. The
'syermifnge Comhts,n although effectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable combination
has been successfully used by physicians, and
found TO be safe and sure in Graduating worms,
so hurtful to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require i'm
mediate attention, as neglect of the trouble
often causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked Worms in the stomach
and bowels cause irritation, which can be re-
moved only by the use Of sure remedy. The
combination of Ingredients used in making
Browns "vermifuge Commits" lie such as to give
khe best possible effect with safety.
QUITS & BROWN, Proprietors, New York.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, at IS cents a
bex. may2id&wly
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From New York.

New York, Dec. 8.
Inc Associated Press quarrel excites
pu1 little interest here. The policy of
tne Association has not changed. The
world announced this morning that it
would take Crsig's news and 1t was dis
MISSED Immediately from the Associa-
tion. The Herald, Times and Tribune,
IL Is understood, had conference to-day,
ana agreed to interchange all special dis
patches and send them over the country.
iney also agreed to advance one hun
urea thousand dollars each during the
next three months towards strengthen
ing and developing the facilities of the
nssoclation. At this conference it was
iel1 that the contest is not with the
press OF the country. but to prevent the
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District of
Fairhaven, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands fan persons
against the estate of Doratha Miller, late of Sud
bury in said district, deceased, hereby give no.
tice that we will meet for the purpose of ex
aiming and allowing said claims at the late
residence of Doratha Miller on the first Tuesdays
of January and April, 1867, from O'Clock a. m,
until O'Clock p. m. each of said days, and
that SIX months from the 18th day of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1866, is the time limited by
said court for said creditors to present their
said claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Sudbury, VI, this LIST day of De-
cember, A. d. 1865
PAUL SP0ONER, Co,,..
20 CHAUNCEY L. HEWITT, Soiii re-