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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
1886
r. 1856


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rncBr YltnItCUtct&I acUtti, ote turh bic ~ctiriRitur
auilcr6uu3tn ftr Ntt,tGriI tie. 9Dr btitStn Suntr ie
reu El!t'cr ,rcId'e ettG ]bGpsifJu. QDT 3lbru BIN
Ysrtts N 0apteH bab IN AlIcu, no bic SulbUltn
Uttt:n liier Ger k6len ruit Der Is umpit Wari9ldne,s
;ettl, &c'sc!tcru Il. / t. U bWap's We : b
tcliC' 9~tbrudLigl, Dds uMtstltac con Rranlbctt
Eel blistCN; IUer 15:s y a!st 2cbraubtc. pcn Muir,
5nnf tftetcrn ctpleu ittsGu Uurd'iau. Gbol,ra.
0tbtmmat, tmll6 H. te,t";a CWrte, uup pon tie tn ulIr
puiertgn ntiwc III &ab@apB RtapB Re
it.t ibte !8uiiisli datutn. BiulliA lrieouBeJ'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
Eaeil Sseiurn !

33XE %. aussssticpatte Sampler
64. o Z c sent BAN.
nas, "a. Ra,a ven Rev = geri
8 Hr,rlsn ab. Wsssn Yaiiaas une MIa&t rsNe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

ain etutl9ts RlSttu cas- tlpat GHahtb ~ c6rn
Isln gum sVo'ben SU8eu u. tar lie 5au5arsNt.
tusei tchn mIc 3l5siittrt. 81 mcgett ure icIcrt
:njIuttttei IN VT. 40, gptit- 8%Grettt., uOte Ytw,tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
wphuhdufcr uub Sdbcu,

"a 2attn llio MebubauS Sde ron Stittf ou-
H.i;.;I II. Sbcriir io5le,1 III 6bcrntemtr.
MILL 9pcbnbaus II. eatet Ode coI ~sotaic3a" v.
Abalsipoltbitr.
gpobHsaut unb soe.n G6e ccn gcnb- 1t. Sairp'
ittaeilr.
COVE sale enbeIe in allen Stat,ibtIm iebr t,lts
burt ~ Y. 2tettutr.
81 cd ron Nprtts II. 3dpsttsitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

YIN rtl1htrntr HaItrcr, um { men tt.nOt W'as pru
II GGcru uabe her Staoi "a mjtl a. rNa aui,Nn,beI
50 ptarbeIen. gIatte3 Pr. "a, Nprb, Gu;upur.
(dG-O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
Ycrpdufeu.

Tit GtmiGtuuetn euet y Ct g0lriMaaft unb Gln-
{ hrla en- timer .Nusto'tung init z tit'H urb ale no.
bin iiu6 iptgtn hbrtile nad Dul 6iaro BIT 9 ~
y: 'Nhitn. Natsntragta vi. s5s, Gaf,tu Gptrae.
uabt aruiir. (68-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
9n NcrFaMfcli.

tses, Gin euite, trlutmeS, eluued ReJ Bcb1bll5
kt:i; rtDt bleiii6dtlsm Hluts,sscaa3t N %'sen.ti'
la. ptittItr, MT Eat ta.h'e 6altt pan5, "13t'
ei0uNiari 2Aaiier II. ( T.. PRES $1,000 I'm 10.
SSntp 10. Gpofe
t52) ~. 9 Yam 4GIetna5. 81 Xgu!tL-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
81 ~Drt!anIrn uuO 81 D%srmptbtR.
IN NrNEnlIfcm.

Die 0cr'at5r. or Gu gsiue une bic Gimtbura
etn,s ,le;hen Src. otts une 4 auOriaoyae. pr ito At
Set eincr pcrhsilnrtn NlHttb3it cririut, itob ana
sgttt.r be Uc ~l1d8trtt. mtg ttt,lt puetr. blaB
in p%'riaufn. Wian nj &c iH3 Er. IS sub p%orpt;.
tOtitT. IGdl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

Yin eut'tCc BraItUimmer, nm q Ws!eu me
r0Ho jt lthtn uno biz RspStnlldt Nautlttcit AZ Be.
tcTJtn. NlAIuhalE Rr. o. Rrrb. glprfr, tb2-y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

sptt eo TA5tpHit ~ 5abeu lunuI6t d5,r rin.tia,
jl's rett lTstS''t Wtlditte. dter gdb WNpinn cttJ
Strlult Strltb. Dtci en- ~,lr,unoe ct,t ,;tirbt fran'.
pcli a. eaatIIte g1urm Dtsbliabl. iui lga Autt.
re- tllnE1t NAG Rr. 1871, Sup-Garoln,-. Git rc1
F!h'iET. (l1uIG Gipit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
NHittnuen,
NNIE y II
8mHesist rtbums @lAtltr,

Iii V'H'ssI8'y,Fe9s @a,lfF'
gDT BADEN Iin 9r,luf Elm bGbf1,s DobHbals
al be- ptnHiplpinta aptuus, INIT Stttnbci auileI
ttsnst far etHSH WttB lsr. - G5rnie ga6m ". glSb.
nunl an Der Sltarn5atr. ruts a. Ct e~utapfr..
eth UeBubau. an Der faprtifiir. EN- cito al Der
cn citt0 an Der eiStrisit'. mel buic an
BE- Gbtiie fr 'pti ettto an b-r Wulbeuper., eltt
a'a6t bat bits an ttr 9oiephneir,. ure sre dlese
gniabl anbc Ct Nduitr IN i1hr luten piAtr.
d5satc ttn: dr3abl gaupt eH, giIttH II. ednbs
iitc, fBG -gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
Sirrbraueretbiaie al pcrfamien.

On: mt Nutl 8untlUltt %rtrltbtne uslut Vd.
b-arCr-i N nam Itt1ptttd 'uiFtn tGIhtr b MIA Az BET.
Luim. Ole Nsul: iGr y u5 &c. n fttr rim q, uub
'tnl tn outer gteit aufdutuitt ne zen. 3u ,rt,assu
set GIeiR, Rr. ~, StItsa.. (G5- 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
Nertdunt.

stctsn suite |alH- arsttiu ,b,nIe Trauullm
ne. Hab,n''IHm Rr. l, CrpGr uagt GarSrIr
9F. (tj-bJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

en- ereentub,S W!a6dtu pdstS 0E eaugarteit
cstl'tbt ''nu cue cute Sieas trbilt,n. lrtnr cs 40
o eed NJ IS, gtHni. Greups. Du REpte fsen
rIb gsltb.N fGdl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
Sur GeaclfAiHe

Nzr Die fsitsn pldBs psytsn bit Hufsote bar gel
faye teIcg'arttiH Fele8t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

WHarheu ~pcrInnnf.

Gin WebItrSc5erer 9urat i'm bas gsnfsttcntr.
esitAit 81 clitTrcu. Rdbeee bt Sos. pra5i
s. c., gr. 1866 II. 1857. GIauItHtt. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
Gfrotosif6e Rat5faldae,

IN ttiier RtiauIa'lor /. i5iaTt ctn Partner nit
9-o9O SNrt. Nadyt,gJ,H bel peteg = GuGB
-HHlI ~ -'d'lSl @EGSHs tlI-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
:Iu rerfanfen
AZ osyinosrrn niS Mrthx lSrpiIsu

Id bate pttOtt III. 70 ~uttertl, pteiit, lpe ned ME
1000 baumuoltHt 9ttiihGtr; 200 ltuHtrt
DO; 1000 Gpptlilitr 1900 Bett
Jnleta; 1000 Watrdgtn; 1000 cierus sttt
ntlIeu; atrtt; Ghoutetn &c fcuit cute
Erhtrn IS Gts. MS pib baHbtHhet 10
20 SIS bdt GtlS; enc Brcss yattt bisbthet
lettcr 81 0be6en n. Staer 40
Cts. oas Giit, Gin lbttl beer Sadtu III aanl
usI oosr 70 gut >rie 1tn. Waa tttutt urlsr Haat
rb, man ar6eapdrik 'auii; nit b riauftn tia'0t. ale
a,tcrt gauo!r Ioiibauanirtbe II 9oielb,ie,r e..
batt,n enen lis,rsttn Rabait in vi. SO II. 30,
Zee, iu ibtu ab1TitS. Il ylehtItr. (pil5 1WlO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
3u DfrFauFcu.

Ne Gcrllbs. oer aute Elnt. tte 9tntiGlunl unb
B1ht tpcrI } { res RET ui.SrGecrt:. II SisWrtlSetns
MT stctcm rri; uttt StIa ms unb nab, tntnt
Notttt ocltsm. Ole Wittb, N nt,hro. G5tuIo "a
nc Narft-trGp ~ c~'t!auitn. Gut SrfEb'lppN =
fir hGt Gat1ul ltae.tr. Widn mtlts ~ III. 10.
i,trel's. JmiIbtR Gegllatlir. Nab btut Niaritt.
iCh-hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
- Q s. ~ s. d,
%a6fUIgst Ssn 5atOs sstset

PatfpIlet BON Jatcs sssser
Pr, 23 gGmaafrass,
t~rtPtts5tt ittn eut-ai'crtirtes Paa.r pon cIAenbeE
eeaenitanteu afs:
We'rneereE. nEIlflbernen II. r~lott.rtsn SpaareH,
5aGStsihld9en II. 8trIterurfsa, SbiirpIattsn, 9urt=
mem II. SuroebaiSGGnberR S6nltI ,tiegelu, 2rippei,
Yotufr Rcib, gaeslfsleu, GnHsidasu. gOlii5araen fur
Scteeroetter, Gaietnei'lna, TeuiiIber aler Sorter,
(ldht &C., thermometer II. gtEtraalen. baf- unb
@ltian@bHrttn, Spanosn e5tlau3cR, 3Vrfsu, 8 apuss
&c. fir 8rauerrter.
Dtrite ineen ett AHprttnltnt ppr BicrelSitrr,
9Jentn. Selt!leH II, :. w. %telcHeer5 ete berlbutteu
patentirieu FterbShrs, tcre1 %aleiriesr a}elfauf HI
Uiarplare, Dtitrtit 9ciuntSta &c. b,rt urteys eidntten
bon ben eritfbtru ibertrqgeu mutte.
H3- SiEr frcbe A!IrtUe H~ocucRWa1reu, namentii0
Neltttdte SddCu i'll btrlsu II. EgGJcn, icsetr rp1
0rrtlernter1 siu9ctroiisu, uno 5itttt nm Deurigrsn
SG'rrrb
fAprI, Hf?D q 6. ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
5cbnjdbrieer MbeumatiS,nu5
DErdl GinrstbuaG NcJ Si!idBratsS nit
9tGDWay'G NeaeD 9telicf

NtVItII,
ST.. Wob. t., 60 Sobt ,ihcnb. lit 'elt ,tba
Sabtu an ~Jtbgumat SINUS. Get IL W(oubcu Tus,c
tr, ppUtcrmm ~tliilee. ca8 simmer bulsn. Die
&leber lcIItn oHbrstt GtidpO!eH II. wmlti!altel; be
peabe ifaTpibafk criiart IpOdB CT ptcer hc 5nlsr
tdpcBcn. rc1 etc 9ltte ppf. oeer IWntsder lourts;
zen glnbn FStper tU6jpBn lbtIanluI6c Snnteys
sen; has rcbeN aus eent @Cic pcrI':SGte Die rIebt'u
=dmtrIeu. &iGr bJGdtc ihE cletb BAN, taS Nut.
Graf frNb imb areat5 Il cine StGnoe mt u a b II ap8
HtNbp &eltef enrttttn III io1er. 3 CtG
GiusetbuHS e,rib2Nle finocm' g !; mrbrcrc mad pis
genie Gr]Hreltungen eutbctsu itr ol gLmsr3sr. unh
rad CHINO allrbem sDCDiGWht etS Relle uub
tsUis'r t'abtu rou Y Q tnrp's pitfsu par
: pietebrstt'u IL. j Vt III TT luitig 1t 0efurb VA
frsi't gt'eGerttl9 nc0 emu al ND, benz RettsE u
ban . tlcr. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
81. ~VcCfagfcut


Gin A brou6itd ea3d!tne gu bi1i8tm PrtiIt. Yiat
bel SsmrtL Rr. 10, NOIs 6,tsuiditi.
fG6 O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

Din Nasbtu fir nsp6buth, Naisarbot. Der
bette y bn lpjso tuOb.t gu mttbtn Glerst Ete
p2ii b0p.,tr~ II. pCulblGfi. tB5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

80 Gin 9BcbntauS NIT Elm nj gruuNhhfe TN
Eii;l irenIGtt Slathtitrs eteia0si ii' etntn W iG-
Eiaik- utanr. - sbttls Gin Gd!ieeu ntbfi l~Rctnnna
III ar fopsldcnftabt 'lr $1,000. - Man rtltc NJ
bel I petrct Rr. 81, ~sItuetca rsbe & SAT-
It Bll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
s1sn 3tpci oprtreifiidc RDobu
ags,IN, bduicr Al pcrfaufcu.

Gtn ltbr bhb,bes 2-nbdttss Apclubaus nit 3-fBf-
farm br tet9staubs a ip;scu Observation-Disclosures
tIuil III uerfli'tH. - Cd MO Elm 3. It6diltS Wctn
b1uS an Or WI y binter otm OHaCr w,pnsi ns
rlJGt8. - piGn udee ttb Rr. 8. Or9ateirase,
nate W0bt puitr. (0S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
8inia sescn .@aarsabinns.

kIIl5l FU0l'li ANltIIIhHitN II. NUIIItNi NtltI
u. ERtsr; 9etatbt-G ade, 9paa,i- Tlantn. cute seitt;
aleieungshude Reittudsr. Sttpr- Dttterdtn, reutn,
OGDEN. Jstetn fir Restttien; quite Sdllei u. dIts
iGirre. ntue SufciieH fir pitet; Siuittu II. Eiiipln.
audb cine arose yartie ein5trb'tIter JlinetldfteS II.
epsdtS III 5di,m II. suaaatrtsn @tHoiIs'i@tsi &a'
iragsn. S9auitn u. SPa,tu bel
coleman q GitoeIare b,
(2pi-) plr. ~, JbImsaitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
I'M auf benz Ganbe.

ss,AAS.fttbmm amf benz Sanbe.
LUENk 3Th Gder. ca Whriltn pcn her Siaet
an eel ,iTaniiiu 3ump.te, ntbi, Wpbnbaue, Stdaray
II. 2 Dieib6&uittu. bitiGer Chit u. bIuntnJuGt;
tu hsrrIiGts Gut flr $500.
~ u { nit Sonrr,rsaus; Ruti6trs 8emlt;
Staa; etsbouS; iibEe Nast; alieu Cbhthum,u;
gDobhtaus; t!sibtm OFT. II. plumsu Gattsu; an
Ter S.leu 1ieas . Itttltn rpR ter Siaei; IcioEi BE-.
;ttbbaI ...... ....... ilt $1b 900.
10 q init gaul tseitn an Der eibsrtp 8eeb
8 Wlsllen ben Der $1,000.
2s & nit srien gaglttsttitu an hem BAL.
liet 10 Neilet cpn Der Staet ........,..... $3.50.
AZ Gdtr-7 Ultiler bon bet Silbt an br
SGr'oto Gurnpi.s mt euttn Stbaueen; fir eintr
Gr5t tbr riii;nb uro ietcit gu te,itbtn...... $500.
AK ader- 10 0teilen ben btr Siabt an Der
,Joppa Reae - rit su.tt SauIi6'tt.sn. 49,. $3.50.
ge {, pi,ltn aEecin IN aaer JheiieH bee GcuaipS
t'ui1 ju Baben eut4
ID IN. =. 9t8btner.
.(57-) Ode pon siptth. Il. barttitfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
SScrlduat tptro.

On %aIbitF8tR1Iit seer p~tFIIinl, NaA!uf alc
III. I0i. WON. EaSaNr. l.u-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
urIlaRal HuO WtlagI.
@hriftfstcr n%erfannt.
DsrIduat.

On gutter S6tttttb't tanu iofprt bdatrnbt BE-
ltdlitluns tn eF Cih,H ets aGeuiponotnttn" Iu
eaIttmere trtaltsn. (o5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
4. t-I-1-. 8aaateatifh 5u Der.
Fclfpu.

Gin Ter bdsiGer 9aaattutil6 III los
II ipcblIetl ipcaeI t~tau9ciS an piat 81 reitauiU.
iar meite it6 gtt. CT, GaHal-, nab, SrltanShs.
(B1-sO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
0iuid III %Derfaufcu.

~ GIN R,B go iabIti'niert nit " uttflt
A,i:;I IS sub trstl UNI 20) iuB utt @u'nb.Ins SIS
E,ti. Ste. p,o %Trcutiuf. Dt ImSreptu ents tttt-
Tn .ue S!ret Webnbiuitrn, gu ahi- unt Gifblut,
SiluurN &C. Nan m:!et fb bt 1angtt w ale
ter I'd bl Ttplt una cUrpirJitr. (b6-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

:ssTsass, g'o6nbGus Nr. 22b, Note- Fbtnitr. Eas
@umenit IT II SuB b cit II. 100 Fu6 tkf.
srfssa tclie miiU am 10. apdl gtsebsn. gotatu rts
tlu,rth penbe man ij6 an ]. ~. ppuna. gitr.t.
,fiice oee gommch Tttnt @di9is. (63-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
Tarm III %Scrfaufeu

4AzsA& FaFm ~ ocrtnuYeH.
LsnkGg Cine Hstre ,farm, 10 Nf,r umfaH ND nit
tuitn tlr fadaen " hSulpf ietltl II. ObtSarieu, 9dI
Gen an ter iblp:l Geab, 2 Wetieu ctt ter Siaet unb
| III Dol tr pogioro pie Uub ndbt eirtt ceuiibn
FnGet ttu1a. IT fttoti btGiB III c~et'aufen Dlan ntt'es
IT'D tel " 10. asmSttman = Y o., iane'g9tE.
i'm Nr AZ. Ytrtu1tputlr. go IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

sn btnr NuAeubiide, tn man GiaSpanRR Re.
bD GClttt auBerItW Dosr, lt rad hprIbrit, jnUc =
lid a%rtcCueet, ettt AIR GG'Uerj All ipobef or aud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

Sin Wd1rcr IN SttmreJG Run an her ptllaees,
pPta'r v~lclsdbn tet SsorR 9trIttL (JJ-sDS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
<f.xEWah Dsterssnrg Htt
nj 5i13 NtdbntpuS.

Sepsn 0tttpcU unc Slitftd1.
DE gdrnpier .ptIersbWr O" It. state
N crpIanb B." trrittu mdbtcUn bcS Ebth'
ttrS Gle Yi0ttir. gN:5fte ale g!.itucts y, SdnI'
itaae. RatnufTdgs nm . llgr psfIa'et.
9lcleu 8rndt pbtr pandgt iusne; man I'D AZ
Z. 0rano, i'm. PutlstnitH
Der .Nopba'aa Dam tCor"cHfa8-ts.-
R3.-PaiiJt So.
Baltimore. n, Csi, 1855. tId-)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-30
THE LAME wALKl ,.,i
THE BLIND sEEi
THE DEAFHEARt 4
0psr Fifty thousand Operations iH
4. u. Five Yeari. -. -.

DIR. DODGES practice & mostly disease Of
q chronic nature, and cases given up as incu-
although there have been men In aIlages who
have had the same magnetic power over the
diseases OF the body and mind, (Son1B- -caiftt
"a IL 70 such an extsntover nearly all diseases
and persons. It Is life and vitality passed
om stTOng heRlthy oi 1y tS wsa5 9ne
the vital or nervous fluid. So powerful u
this influence that persona who have for
have been pronounced incufnble, and to
whom medicine has been administered with
no good efiect nave oesn Ietofed y ~ nsatn u i
Will not restore q lost member Of the bodysor
perform other imf Titles. but VIII always
tice Is based upon the most strict principle OF
science; there Is nothing mirAcuIouS or super
natural about K. Il e In harmony with All
other practice, not only aeknoW1edse the
power, but receive tho treatment Tor them
their patients. DR.. Dodge does not profess 70
BY this Treatment It takes buta few minu-
tes for fnyeteEate cases Of almost any curahle
chronic disease and 30 sure Is the edeet, that
but few Of the diseases requtre second ope-
IoesfSa ia ~ 81 niI,el and ~ q
puFating Tumors. Even these viii be much
benented-always relieyed from pain and
m6st certain of being cured At one opetation
are WEAK Eyes. Diseases OF tho Brain weak
spine Iamos Flliig ot the womb TIs AL
sDppSy, Los or Voice, weak Lungs, CatarI1,
st Wins Dance Weakness Of the Limbs,
Dyspepsia Rhennlattzrn Nervous Debility,
Dla6efsA Bronchitis, Dlseased Ltyerss KID
neyss Heart, etc, etc, etc. -. ~
error onials see small bills. 7.H
's'eB-Patients VIII pay in propottion TO oprop-
> srNo charge Eill be made for ssseond ope-
ration, when II IL found ueeeGsAIy I
III :
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here q aiink, mn Known. unseen to M,

But time. can claim no victory DER 5tne
heart- ,flafnsPFs .;s.sEls-t5.. -ls,s.-.3s.
There Il d link, nnksnS noSIi. nnsseen to an,
Yet breathing DER the world happy tone,
"A deep mysterious spell-a moving power.
Whose pleasing impulse all must feel and
'r ~ own. Y. p3ss .al4lif a.sf 20 fifli q 5f. Z
Like that mysterious tide that comes and
Thai rocks the ocean on its eoralbed. &
SO that entraneing impulse links 70 hi0 l ~,
2 Sublime sociAnonB OF Che good.
80 -sIliIIsIti n 'f5I slE-I5A 'Tszisaquf Giaaf5
A magic link, uniting earth to Heaven;
A holy spell above the DIN OF str1ei
A golden nghtin s0roY 'sdarl1est nuur1 {
a glorious morrow toour 1uture lie.
That unseen chord awaskes the Numbering
nl Andibfinrs new beauties to tiiS social hour.
Worked Into tones Il dtngs about our souls
" or Heavens delightful gems copiouS
itll shower. 4. IL ttA4o,l j Ad ,c.11EA
~ A falr charm around our duleSt days;
While every pulse but rouEes into life
The slnmbertng tones Of sYeet minstrel So . y 4ayi
And though the rose-tint leaves the youthful
The Saseai eSen iastAsr GtA nom the eye depart, 10
ola time can never change that unseen
Z Or blast the charm 1t leaves around tho
.5gti minstrel heartsE .s9g V9sFE
That power outliveS oblivionrs tread, blrr1 -,
And links immortal honors to its years,
TrRnscenfla the bounds OF timeA decaytng
And lives beyond world fgfief andtearl.
- -4lstf- q ~ tui 2ltHy4sa -H+HIJ. >.
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fgtlTg 40 Il ifHAloeeuane0us-l t.tiI ifIaE.
tot at am happy to be still avirgin, said
"Yes,n said the young bride to the old
maid, "a virgin ION my, should say
Cruelt i1'n lf' 70 ssi1V iii ais.uiiE1i.
The three degrees Of comparison in
mining ne-minur-rninns. -
why is the Democratic party OF to-
day like ancient Egypt suffering from
one of its plagues3 Because it is oyer
run by LOlQ e.tssel {, ,y4i.ifilIi ID, ~; t,,
Gen. Sweeney and President Roberts
have begun "starringn tour through
the West, to instruct the benighted Fe-
mans and warn them again at the wick
ed o'Afahony. - - -itS - - =
/ The Mormon theatre atSaIt Lake in
teEjects Tin, Its plays anathemas and
damnation to all l'sGentiles."ai 3, - j.
There are known to be two thousand
lewd women in Ghicago-o in every
thirty-seVen of the female Population.
Napoleon was very gracious to Min
lister Bigelow, New Years day. SoJwas
Bigelow to the other party.piiI bus t7sq
7, The New Years storm in England
was savage and severe; the wind blew
ten pounds to the square foot.
Maretzek will open his next opera
season at New York on Thursday, and
proposes an immense = bal d'opera," !"
by and by. siS ..gfia. ID l.1.a55 = *,
.Palmertson left .three-quarters of a
million Of dollars; how accumulated
no one can tell; but it is q very. pretty
sum to begin the next world with. ssa
The Indianapolis pork houses have
all closed for the season.. The business
this year falls far short of that of last
year. "a H9q4 {ift9 ili.l2.ii eit'i
A bill has been introduced in the New
York Legislature declaring every per-
son who lounges about saloons and bad
places for month to be ayagrant5, sub:
jsct to arrest and imprisonment. -
Mr.. Jenkins was dining at very hos
pitable table, but q piece OF bacon near
him was so very small that the lady OF
the house to him; Pray, Mr..
Jenkins, help yourself to the bacon.STi
.'No, indeed, Madam, I shall not be;
I've seen piece twice as large, and II
didn't scare me . Bit szcif ON = "a
THERE was somewhat lively discus
sionIn the us. Senate last week upon
the way in which the report Of its pro-
ceedings is made for the associated
press9 Half dozen Senators, charged
that the reporter habitually suppresses
all accounts of business offered by Sem
ators personally obnoxious to himself.
Senator CONFESS, of California, said
that everything he said or did is studi-
ously omitted. Others said that the
items of business were often given
withoutthe names connected with them.
On motion of Senstor Dixon, of Con-
necticut, resolution was adopted in
struating the judiciary COMMITTEES to find
means to remedy the evils complained
Of. We doubt whether the Senate will
succeed in obtaining the desired reform.
ttHow not toSdo ft"nis evidently the
study of the congressional reporters,
and their work was never SO imper-
fectly and stupidity done as during this
session. d NO. sii7 - I7p So ail'c
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Tnn Basis .eE. AeREsMEET ~ EHl

TIE Basis or AeRERArEET IN THE
lADM1N1srRAT1oN.-That the President
differs with the Republican majority in
Congress on some matters connected
with reconstruction is not to be'denied.
The basis OF agreement between theex-
.ecutive and. legislative departments is
that each shall follow its own convio-
'tions in its own proper work. Senator
Fessenden put it clearly, thus;
s'No man in this country, to my GER
tain knowledge, has greater respect
for the constitution, or a more profound
respect for the rights and privileges of
the coordinate branches of this govern
States. His life has illustrated it, and
NV Judgment, would be the last man to
complain OF Congress for acting with
reference to.what is peculiarly fncum-
hentiupon them according to their own
fudHmentands sense[o Of propriety. So
long as all the branches of the governs
ment agree in this, that, when it can be
done safely, at the earliest possible mo-
ment, all the States should be restored
to their position in the Union-so long
as that is agreed upon yand we are all
working together to that end, 1t is not
to EbeIexpected that my friends here,
there, or elsewhere, will quarrel with
me ford Offering with him in opinion as
to the time and as to the manner in do
ing it-and more especially shall 1 not
think OF quarreling with him, when it
belongs to him to decide, and not TO
me.n
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First Of the Season.
sHuLrz q TnuscMELL, .
lWarkMar ! Is. Not At An End.

TTHE NEW BOOT SHOE STORE No
n 15S Main Street, where INST class gooda
are TO be had at from 10 TO % Per cent shenper
than any other establishment in this ctsY-
3 COME ONE COME ALI TO JOHN H
ROBfNS0N, where yon VIII and Wellee-
ieefesd stock OF Boots Shoes and GatteE, con-
sistIne OF every thing In the line Of Ladies,
Gents and Misses wear kept constantly ON
hand at No. l58 Main street, room formerly \
occupied by 1Er. John Bishop. Can and ex-l
aIalfie for yourselves and secure good bar-l
gains. Now Is the time TO get your money
understanding Don't forget the place the
sign ofthe Big Black Boot. = noT25.
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TIE stock market at New York is un-
settled; and principally in the hands-of
those who believe that prices must work
downward. There has been an average
declineiof per cent. upon railroad
shares since the year commenced, and
IL the railroad business of the year con-
tinues as it has commenced there will
be a still further decline on the weaker
class OF shares. The earnings. OF all the
principal lines will be large enough to
pay good dividends, but those that have
been bolstered up by speculation mere
", will have q less prosperous career
than for some time past = ~ 3As2jt4 ,
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For Me IlteiHosIlosT.


1.-THE 1dush of youth soon passes from the face;
The spells Of fancy rom the mind departs
The form may lose its symmetry, It's grace,
But time. can claim. no victory DER the