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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19

SSGr S5uUgitnpeg
Sic G9r burA 5rpbNen ge5etnter G'e,
tpCbnbeiten
eu9 enef ReiliBttenpe. gen9ttperberbeute, Iebosrz
ni6ttno. paher iuleIrBsu bobt, has uniere Sjrrtu.
biuIer tdlt uio uritreH ppiptaerp Sa3IrcJ9c ecrtz
tgeenie Itftert = ,grst obuc auiltub 81 ~.
, d. ma MS 9ebeuS z fisaI UEb
abttaI- pilIrn.
0eis ipeltbsrlbmsn lPittsl s'gru ale aus Su8,ub.
iluten eutiprinqenfen llcbe babeG itisrf Eiinitlg
gerpirtt uHo GauIenbe ber geter, buelt bic Gtiuao
bit wieDsraeiebeu. WpllitinbiIe Seilaag iutro ll-
ranttu, penn tttue Sdt Serlo,eu, IN bic Gt,tti
iotprt ausetpanot ,p'roeu. Gin Germb miro ben
Bdiieuttn copou nberitulen. ltotr iou,e ele er an
peratb eentt oisie aBeuetcn eesr1uhe,. uub balo
Werofn tsrblrlu, glGf uRo 3airebeab.t 5arui-
'ebreH.
Sftre glr. 80,
9Iortbtt., 6aus
bon Gerin8tpnfE.
@ebe SIN utb lap Dtn p0n
Dr. cpumanu,
9lr. 80, Nortbitr.,
l Baus pcn Qertngtcnir.,
turirenI Or bat bic bis ieBt befannten,
grbeten Surer geml6t ais Der GntSedsr
ret enIieen uUitblbGrtu psilmitiel ge3eu aebeme
Etau!beiten Ele 9e5anoluns pe4f er euldlust
bat bic BtpllIn8 ter au685ddnetieH Gtrltt ocT
garis, 2onocn II. Rer -Dpn ur6 ,br burt3inaigeT
4Gri9!s bai user ausn 5wtliel ieissieut 1aB stEf
bausrnee NeluHs eer iblmmien Naas Ton
stnBetur9erttr Nuiieuhe, gcuorrbbf Strttlreu
(patnr6brer Gsreulua) gusrBteung eer
8rrebcrs Oriie, uebeln, peidle elmer heptGe1
eebelmtn 'eoetusett lbge grlleug
o,r.anien II. ~. II. LIN.
bis llr n1pralut1 II 0iiuthhet etlan tperben farm
rotHn cer ydtteni lt az AsBie Wtuoet eut ocren
ibtier, Geidd II sriabrun9 man dd pelatn 'anp.
Seit Hr. hunlauu N mlerer Dltie Ab ais
6eliiInleT ne6crjelaiICn bat Nno BITE b;een balle,
toelt,t unter ciEe 9e4lrclunb gtcmnlsn io idnnli'
It'd = Cbns cine eirS9e 9uSuobme - sebetlt pcteeli.
atui9e oerielten beIanben icit labr,n.
gsionorte AufmeTilautelt irlomfi er euen Eeloen
ber eJslhle6iS. II paInorg me, loie Gcrorrbee ga
meniluB, Stri,nren In lSosr Bprm, 6tsnibetlen est
Risrfn Bloie II. 8etfbtt.Graie D&frfuriai-peben
II. 6duitteiu tpie ubGlbaupi Spphitt5 I'M eriteu,
llpsteu, crtttsn @irabe uro erbtid)e
Or. z umann'S Demetbp9e etr Wenouhef
1T opliommsulte, ee es slbt itt " Die tur5et,t
derite 1t. beis Der RrQaie erbtlt fenen Scraits
Baliln ieue 9uttben tetn Gt' peutnbl. nod anofl,
4te eueeenpe eJabeu; ionctrn be peluna triolet tn
mel IdaeH cbGe S9merJen, obne uabe1uenIlteietl,
obns Nenoeruna ber Dat.
bamsH bon AuspartS bic IT. Gbunidnn I'M Natb
Iu irlgen mnnCbsu tGnneu eisieS trieil6 tbut. aIt
3rtefe an ibh ipai:n cine eomaIte eulbalttu uH
bsanIrporiet Su perbsn,
ar1euettn psresH na9 alien Gestnben bes eanScS
aeiaatt.
gian ptlasfs ntttbis
Cfhee: Sir. 80, 5iprttiirabs
(aua29 80 Baltimore Wb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19
Baltimore, nlO 2&lOnd9 Oeu 49, ,gfbrnar 1866

MIbarpiOn s 6OnIp's
g9GGrcnbaGS
Rr. Z, @srtsrRraE,,
5abri:antru pon
,,2nbritatiua Oils"
unb
batrutfrtsr
@ciBcr gga0cnFdmiers
,6dnbler nit
6ptrnt
DoItftfG.
urb Garb.OeL
Gsgeutbnmcr Scr
oGtteIiior Soap 8ort8"
In Rerctr.S .StL
8abriianteI hon Rr. /
5SamiIien 4. 0SaTtaTcife.
Gbemif6e SliDen Seifc,
bic btaiBfe unb I'D an @ParIamasn psr.
pafdenbe i'm Rartte,
@enn Ole etne quite @cifs wanf&n,
70 taufn 9te bic
,,@rrtlfOr" denlii9e DIibeu'
unb
bic 9arSirtfe.
gpr aarartir,n, Snb Ssccrmaun nit O,r Daare
iuirserh IN.
uutere Setienfaften maiden einen berrlhen Gdlaum
uHe ltuo In bliem, tpte ne dem g8adsr gleh gut Bu
btluden Itub psrn Sic nur elumal odnlt ttnsn grI-
lud afmdbt boben, is modem Gle gar feline auests.
Slt Sbr Grocer nu'erc 8ldre utcbt 10 aebeu sic IA
'5ie ib IA nIbt nit anesrer spuare ron ben @,oCsru
abitrt5:n.
grcbe Nddfra9e nah unferer
Gttmpbti1sn 6ar;letfe,
IN b1rttnl rpei6eIn ODER
9dIjpaGer Su br0u6en!
Bir B1rantiren, pap SeOermann NIT
Nnlerer Getfe ,ufrieben III.
aRan perlu4e flel
Seine anbere mdft fotcb' uRpfr9tdGltsn
S6dum!
Die binibRe Scife. Die I'm @artts tfl
@laGen Ste ,ttta Sbre SeReuunsen! /!
lRan oer9eilc mot coB i,Ot stanBc Sdfs unisr
Sti9aitSist&mi
uGgeetfor"
lrSit Mau Ibs qeoal baraun baS baFtlbs uit5t
ie3lt. un6 neBme, pcnH man
rt@t lei@rs unb anssneGmss @af6sn
baben min,
tetne anbere!
(SpvislSib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19
@ebeime 3ranfbeiteL
Grfinplt6e sur earantirt t

@ebeime aranfbeitelL
SrHnpltebe sur garantirt
Or. Sofspb Tabian.
WbiIabeIpbia.
Dr. Sabian oarantut III fOlssnbsn 9ranibeltsn
cline f6nsue unb stnnbIi6e FUR. Die We,i5in wirb
ben mtr fltit subsre'tst unb 1T bur6aus ird bon
Ouediilber.
0e6eime Granfleitem
beteerltt @ei4ie6ts, 10 tdreditt IN tbrsn Sol9m'
penn psr,iadlaiest uno uenn ndt bot einsm erabts-
nen Mrtte bebanbelt.
@elbHbefeduns (Snante),
taen trauri9t Spl8en idp tun6stben In Mibmu!b
na9htdfen SanlenereIebunsen, e9pdbs tsr manns
ltdsn 5susun8straf, eeb,nshbsrbiub nnb enblid
Mns3ebrlne. Snn9e eente. bic fid befItn beipubi
anb. iout.n liG perttautnspen an mid men ben. SD
babe fauitbte folder unelldltfen au ibrer friberen
frdiiiseu @eiunbhet 3uriidsebradht bic Bon Aa6srsu
ta'h bsbanbtt ceer ais nbeiltar auf3eeeben pproen
fab.
Srauen-Rranfeetten.
assiaet IitA, tanf8 bic nriads auatmetner
sawadf, umrssslmSfiafeit nn6 llnfrHdbtbars
Felt.
unreeetmdbtgfett
~ her rncnnfIidDen Reinlauna pber gdn,Iiebes
MuSbItiben osisIben. sltidspel bon welder lliate,
ptrb In psnsen Gasen son mir terseiieat Dbne nad
tbeiiise 8cI9en far oif @eunobett.
Sell mslntr ftrfsetnidbrsen grars In hief8sr Staot
babe id mid banriid@ltd NIT her Sebantluns cbisei
aranibettsn bsiSaiisi nnb sarn bic slan3enbsa ae'
fultaie er;elt.
auspdrttse Yatienten
nns snh ssS %,i;,,S T sssasssi @r' ~'nn e MIR r'n
ffdbstt. = (San5.1So
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19
Stir 8dllc HnO GOBerte 3H Ter
utiefberT.

Gen 5reuubeu II. @ftenuten Der racnscthia"- Sc
isufmait unb Gem assbrten publifunt rteTbaupt ;rr
FadriGt oab fur tr9snb cine 3ett nah benz LSeptbr.
be faone erobs lturfSsbans nsue 5als Der rgOneOrs
ba" nit ben bant cerbun6eusu RaumIiGtftteu, ailr
AbtaItung ban BGaeH u. acrSerten tu mietben III,
tpenn frdbleittge applfaticH genladlt mtrb.
Die ele8aute unb iptbare ausfafFruug bee 9rosen
esea!ss, ne5n i,tn.msbIirtsn Garbercbeiimmern fIr
berTeH u. Gamer, icpe be1ueuss Jeiiamraticnst tins
itr Rctit eroeem Gpeitiaae NIT ccnit6nbts siit9e-
sidbieter 6ae9t, Iadtn Aidt8 su iplnIbeu ibriS
g3Safiubtses Edfsleeihtrr fur 500 gpuperts 1T ~
einem mdbteeu Preiie su nlietben.
siabsrs ausfunit bel g. 10, RSbeI,
glr. $40 Baltimore. ipiIdbeu gu. ..e,p. II.
(0H25-l pded1tr. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19

Ole aulmr,iamTe't bon q dbutibsru. Rtsi.
ber-, . Dub Ii. Sttefets 8abttta n,
ten, 6utiden. fputtrt unb aHbsrn.
bic cine ral1s. Ietcbt- II. bauerbof arbeIienee
0lntrrfti6 Sabmaidline
tFauhefI, Ifntrn mir oui biee neuefs @rttnunD aui
eem 5idbmaibineus @ebiete.
Die gir. Wdbmal6tne fur SabrIfanten
1T BON bsfOnbsrsr rSbt, iebr TART II. fras, lsdi
III banebabtn, Weni9 ejer6nib ma6enb; fir ieos art
ad6frei - pom eluuiten gattuue Bic gum biditeu
febtr - etnsert6tet uno NIT baumponenem. Times
nem II. ieiotnem Sobeu eeidb gut arteiieuo. Obf6on
leit Rurgem I'M War.ls, iino tide Nlai9intn bsres
N groHer 3abl tst Bdbrifauttu i'm 8an,en eaute TN
seSraube urp SsSesmauil 10 nit tbnsu ausRtbmcro
,uir!eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19
9eunniMe.

.3susntHs.
Infer Waitinif nno eet ,Saittr baten Seee Sbre
1T. / glaibiue aui ptrib,ebeueu Stcffeu - BON
iarernen ejtidrrtebsr mo feiHfeu 8ailsriude II
Sstttne bic ptn piruaen scfpebien papiere = cbn:
dc 5pannuns ~ peranbern, arhnbl6 probrt II. s,.
pr1it, NIB mir i,nsen, eaB itt auf all Stof-
fen etneu wilt ltcmmeren . ttd1 maGt.
80 Din Nieioerhdnoler I.6abfltani, babe Die Singer
lie II. dnosre Waifirer Sabre lang prcbirt uno ers
d1re pbne geeeuteu SbTt Rr. Sttii- Dtaidine ial
pettdHs Die Sc ne pon allen bic Iptr gebtaudt,
@ttttam sod, aIeersS6noleru tbrltant Nr.
l2i. eaicIr, GbIeago, Sa.; ben IL. Su 1868.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19

Sd BABE Sbre Rr. wiafhins bel eerfdesenem
GGp1lptd icrsilts II. arluolidb probirt nno ertIdu
Aaihiue. Sie arbeiiet raid II. esriuihlcs II. ueier
tiu oettte mmtnes Q tai drbett.
Z. . 6ufiu NJ, SGub u. Shtfsl- 8abrltant
Rr 73. Aoheoiptitr.i @bteGso, Sus
Den 20. Huli 1865.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19
4 81. pa. Gcsuue fSnIie1SI "

0eSpepNe - SDas Sebermaun iaet, nuB ipdbr
3ttn. ebtr babtn Bon 9suteH, reI6en Sr.. SIrtd.
Aan6s tpntt t4e VI NttteI WpIlgetban 10 bdlt.
fbt9t lsbeH, benz YubiIum mitiutbeiIen bas MIR in
ner That cpm eotSraligrn @ebralele 6eHelben Sci.
lung erporten. Drum fcrten mir ale, Bic nit BE.
oauHHssbei1perbtn oter NerpeuI6pade bele6en fin6
'auf tur apotbete Ju eebtn unb eipe SIafbe BON Or
Strdla1o'S &cnitllnt gu bolen. Safelte M bel
Sei5 9. 5aueF, Rr. les. WeIt- 8alitmureitr
m B a ~ tngton ba Spiepb U. Ratrn &
BrH6er an bobcu
9tcbosrtduier; Il. BDeeIer b. 60. unb
Gbrnfp ION 81 o d, Baltimore, Wtt,
Sn B b ma ton bel 6 bs. Gbriittatn
NF.S S1l' va. Geenhs (Sulie II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19
aHidatta fur pQu1euI /
9cbeu = @elun0beit - StGrfe !!
yeben = GeinnDbcit - GtGrfe !!
eeben = Weinn0beit = SfGrfe!!!
Sae scp6e fransSfifebe Settmittef
Sr. Snan Selamarre'S


Sr. SJtidn Seldmarre'$
treltberiihmte ,,fpesififhe Iillen",
mad etner Ictitrtt 6eS 0r. sSaan Delamagre, Oter-
ar3t AM nSripiat tu Rolo" resr rearitpillsu"
Diefe uniddbbdre WebtSin IA fen 8fentwert; itt
eilt SamenftuB rber Samtn6mdde urieb bar. Nle
Retbartttt Der G5sihlt@ts. psrtSeuse u Sarnpese
nniietptatatH neer rd@tlidsn SamerzGrshfe. tuob.r
fs aub riten nno pie bsbeuteno iie aud isin mB9en
aDerbea raid bteittet Iub ben Srsahsn su neuer ge
allnoer Gbdti9teit berbcfsn.
=. Sisn lefs fol9enoes Ssu0nis anjefRensr frapsrRs
"gDr baten bic ben Garoneiere Il DUPONT, Wr. 2l4,
Rne qombaTo, mad, hem Jte,epte bsS Or. Suan 0eas
MARE 6ubereteien "irsIfi6eu paen" In iner,r pris
pat-p praris init db itts sieiGbetbsnbtm Griolae an
6e'panet 'uno aiaubeu, oas feline arbere Debbin 10
gut 8tet8net TIT, ale Ptricnen bic an unfemiaieen
Gt9hilsn obsr lcnittetr S&rpade Der Geidle6tssOr.
sane ley eS IN SoIse iter leenben esbenspstie
Nnsi4wstfSnsen cher Wtbbrdudbe = leiten. Su turt
len. & v, 8eaurtpurie, Or. Meo.
". ID. Driarbtu, ~
Sean &c SenGre Or. Web,"
part8, ben g. Wfai 1858.
Wan bite iidj DDr Nadlabrtilngenl
Die ddteu piGsn merbsn BON alen baupt6d)liden
Dro9i,ittn in alien Weitbtlen psttaIft. pres 81
pro Sdattel ober Sdadteln fir So.
Saraneiere 4 Dupont alttn8e @igeutbImer,
Rr. 2l4, 9tue 2rmbar6, Bats.
Stt snieneuna bon 81 an trseno eineu her tspcn
md6t'eten aserten erbdlt man NIT um9ebenbrr pea
etns ts serfisselte S@a6tel. 8 5bahtsln fur S.
Nustnlee Sentrol- g9enttn fur slmertfai
Ssfar o. WcfeS S SCmp.,
glr. 27, Gorilanbft 3sp. .9pli.
NS.-Nuf 8etlanBen ne ben iranIDfide butfhe
irantfe II. ensli8e Srcibuien nit cou,n @ebrau95.
antpstLlinesn nnsr irsenc elmer ubreie oerbidt
.. IN SaIttmore II. aDaibtn8toR BET aae
NppIbetern 5u babtn.
a9sntsn tir Baltimore unb Ra&bari d af Il.
80. Sbpmpiou II 9Iod. (4l-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19

AreuGifDe X6aler u. Wbeiniiebe e
=. unS 6ftreich. 8uiccn
perbtn IN papier oSer Ste,s uetian9t nno btioubers
1901 ,,9brrefS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19

Ote 9 d inbtud,t aleIbt berSIdp.
per lange; lie 9ibt ittts parnenbe an,ebrn
,brsr Hdss Gin 5hiteIn .bumpic seruhf6mtt3cr,
&etjuH9 Der 2uHee bin. @ttiadlaiaat man 6ttiel6e
ldst man 20 biHbdrser, biz td gteerbidSd,eu blIbe1
bsaeu Snotsn taIe fOSen, tam, it ntr Sob has Gnb.
et9tha'B; Muen'S Gunaeu 8aIiam BELT ale
9srtiten SbttIe beittt9 @nBanbune entfetnt Sdtein
n. @tttr, undt btm SuIten elm Gnpe rnb beuot ter
IN Gce ousJebenoen 4usic6ruua cSr.
:Su Habeu bel g. & GS, (S6Spcri. (Ttbr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19

gGG6renS 0abriet inter bsm
Glcnb, welbrs leine 06rpers uno
@eiltesfrdiie csrjrprte, uieOerBelalien
purcc, fam cine grcFe auaemeiBe
8eerdnentF, laa,s rfrl6alihr !@t6gc'
ihtt attrplseenr, i.ter bic game Ssss
taane.
Die 9eit, mo bic brran,lebenocn
Stiirme Der irauj5iiitsn 8epplution
gu sIuem iurAtbarenOrEan auSarteleH
mar 9cfommen.
(6crtfesuu0 fcfgt,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19
oiIen fpnIitoen aJlutterIeiSen

SePlast Fuo icutsn SS I'D wr beiouesrel auigabt
maben, . T. S6Nmanu ~ Gabe an ,itbtn; tr II
1T llne nle Gtpae ptrlprbt ivgs er n6t AZ letiiea
m S,Grbe til. Eou1eu ttnnsn in i6rer trtparob.
nun4 In aueu Etettu osr taot bsiud5t werotn SOL
e, Die au6Grbob her @tnht poer IN peter strne mob.
bee gBcsbsHtsiie5 nit dritllbtr pfsae pstleben nb
5etBiiist pereeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19

Sn Gblrestowu lmp 9tippcn ii gBeh
grRNicu crcthUctcn lih port9e Bpht
orct 5tlla8su9pcr!5t Il lnBtude 8 fdllcj
m U0trgn Mlaec tguNCu sUei Atnecr,
ceIu Nlaorr turh 3uila 6Wrr fnscp,
tliuml &t0ntwunIen oopcn, uro In
i,ppoU GOrb bic i'm gan5eu Grunt9
DcblttIauug 6fau GUrra ben 6Iammsu.
Epb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19

y Gbitales QSutpeI Ncaeu
@nbrelD Eobn on. - i.Dle f1rbipt
cemudgpg m peib'n Sluis," ibrelbt ecr
- 2pdpfip Gfpnbucln", rat iIaeno ei.
osn ciilhbarcr Sp,d criillt. sic tnt Ger
anloIinGg grsettH iur elrm iyiiter ausiou
aesel BIN g iii ruicu. Eer p@cresiiet
Srcetpm 6 ut" bat Tdt oui Gt Tnttfu
aiicl,, icju llrotttma leaeu ban Brdii7sns
ten AZ itcurerr, ptli c, iib qeAen auiae.
;muuernes jie9ors tinmredt tm Stioeu
{ fdt hH Ger Sins i13t, olB0r. 9cenicu
yoje pcn IN tCr 3 ilap rel aui5ebra6t;n
gtli neru uriuirsH'lid,1 ue9frtdtiatSit
uro CStmenbglt III ti1ertoiisn iute." Der
Ilep. Stamcrtt, tp;iBcr lniIarler, une her
Ggp. Selia pmtT, idwirj2r Gaptli Ill
grItcn, baten an lgbeu ,5purta5 ppu ID.
rtn @G;elu bJab ben GyaIiOeutCu pe,bSbut
mo ion pts GeIratpS Gr eer Satbe eerHIe,'
neii unb ns8 ilenitenrettes beituloiaf.
DR. ,Npyc.ler Sfp" brrdt elnen Srief
aps fB0lbiraiou q 7, btr ron ccn itaroIlti
len p.Balihen 9siCbrncilu9tn. pes brdii
Beaten u urp Fem eiu Ceitolltuer austou
dD agiittB
Elr bic IusgtetbuTa Der
3ouEttea ipr w:aia Art iitt i'm Con
isre5 cprlduon itiU. pan eri1rdt rpr
0tr Gcrlf.n umms $500. 600 0oo-ote
e5 rtorotrH Nib, nr TN. lode DtaB'
gobna ~ ppuitsh'a. @s ioDin ps l'e'
faam SLsan,a Dtisiicorr tes pap'ts 81
@u,SiGa ees &eridiaste it5 aus5elpfodiH
jatcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-19

&u3 atlanta, Ga, wiro Elm
frcd.it1u tnfal lgmclDet. Die Mauer
mas tu @lu btarilirurr 6auies an
p,dhteNi. irl Elm uu0 bcgrub lctts aus.
s.mNprrtc Sc,pdlrn inter loren Grlm.
WuH; iuc pU lluaI8d,inrn bltcbsn oui
stySnft tcptwatgrub bttHnpur lnpsre
BNlsBW0GU bGYcu trugln.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-27
THE IVY GREEN.
pY cnARLEs pIcKHNa.


'Oh, dainty plant is the ivy Green,
That creepeth DER ruins old
Of right choice food are his meals, ween,
In his cell 80 lone and cold.
|yhe wall must be crumbled, the stone decayed
To pleasure his dainty whim;
And the moulding dust that years have made,
Is n merry meal tor him.
Creeping where no life is seen,
A rare old plant is the Ivy Green.
Fast he,stealeth, though he wearsno wings
And staunch old heart has he;
How closely he twined, how closely he olings
To his friend the huge Oak Tree.
And slyly he traileth along the ground,
And his leaves he gently waves, -. .........
Jas he ioyously hugs and crawleth around
The mould of dead mems graves.
whole ages have fled. and their works decayed,
And nations have scattered been;
lBut the stout old Ivy shall never tade
From its hale and hearty green.
Erhe brave old plant in its lonely days
Shall fatten upon the past;
For the statelIest building man can raise,
Is the Ivy's food at last
Creeping where no life is seen,
A rare old plant is the Ivy Green.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-27
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graph Albums, Opera Glasses Field Glasses spectacles
Gard Cases China and Gilt Ornaments, Pocket Cutlery,
RaZors Combs, Brushes, PerfumerY Soaps, Fans Hair
Nets Ham Ornaments, Steel Jewelry jet Goods, Cor
nelian Goods Bracelets Neck aces Belt Clasps Studs
Guards, Leather Guards Steel and Plated Chains Watch
KEYS Shawl Pins, Violin Strings Beads OF all kinds,
Dolls Rubber Balls, Dominoes, Dice, Chessmen Chess
Boards, Backgammon Boards, Playing Cards. Pockst
FlAsks Drinking Cups, Tobacco Pipes, Tobacco Boxe3,
Tobacco Peaches, Match Boxes, Pipe Stems, Olga
Tubes Cigar Cases. sbly
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s o M E I II IN 6 n E W
Smoking, Chess, and Beading Rooms
Combin ID.
PLEASANT RESORT FOR GENTLEMEN
L. c.. KORO&Y &c Co.,
No. 1885 CHESNUT STREI T.
TEA, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE ETC. ALWAYS KEPT
ON HAND.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC n 4wsPAPERs ALWAYS
ON FL.
Among which can be found
Punch g sUnce-a-Week,
London Times daily and Atnenaum,
weekly temple Bar,
London Illustrated, ornhill Magazine,
Bells life London Journal,
Manchester Clipper, Garten Laube,
London Era, ltladderadatch,
London Society, Kolnsc che Zetung
London Orchestra HHrpers Monthly,
Fun, J eader
Northern Wbg, hrn.y and Navy Journal
LATEST RETURNS OF STOCKs.t 20 mwslmrp
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A FAMILY IN LOVE.
ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.

BY MISS DIEAH MARIA MULooH.
tAuthor of John Halifax, Cent " and other stories
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-01
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TO expire on the sIst day of Janu airy, 1851 =

Co expire on the 3ISt day OF Janu afy 1851 =
OFF;cE OF The AUDITOR OF STATE, ...-
Insurance DEPARTMENT.
80 CoLuMBts Ono, February l, 1866 !
Whereas The International Insurance Com
pony, located at New York in the State of
New York has filed in this Office sworn state
ment of its condition. as required by the first
section of the act "To regulate Insurance Com
panies not incorporated by the State of Ohio,n'
passed April 6,{le56, and amended February
8, 1864; and, whereas, said company mas farR-
ished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
it is possessed of at least One Hundred Thous-
and Dollars of actual capital invested in stocks,
or bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth
double the amount for which thesamei is no-ts~
aged; and, whereas said company has filed IA
this office written instrument under Its cor
porate seal, signed by the President and Secrc-
tary thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of
said Company in this Stute to acknowledge
service of process, for and in behalf of said
Company according to the terms of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first sec
tion of the aforesaid act ], Jas. H. Goldman
Auditor of State for Ohio do hereby certify
that said International Insurance Company Of
New ork, is authorized to transact the bslsi-
ness of Fire and Marine Insurance in this State
until the thirty first day Of january, IN the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
seven. s - .5I e4E -
LsEAL. In witness thereof, have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal of my office to be affixed the day
[srASP.l and year above written. Esit..!is
JAS. Fl. GODMAN,-Auditero of State,
S.W. HOLMES, Resident Agent
February IA, lS66.-4t. se..-ff..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-01
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, Feb. 26.
BEEF CATTLE-The total supply for
the week. thus far, is 1000, including 74O
from Ohio, 1000 from No illinois, limo and 300
tI, from Kentucky, and 2ao fi from Canada
good average. First quality is plenty,
Canada distillers having moved their Cat
tie by special permit. There are but few
New York Oxen in market. The weather
is clear, dry and cold, and very favorable
for business. The market opened and con-
tinued lively all day. Cattle look and sell
better. Prices advanced 1a@1c per fb. The
improvement is owing mainly to the short
supply. The quotations are as follows:
First quality IL @lSc
Medium IA @l612c
Inferior IL @l3c
Fancy 19 @0c
Canada still fed - 141a@l6c
SHEEP-There is very light supply.
and prices advanced, with an active de-
mand at 7@Sc for good quality. One LOT
averaging 1l2 pounds brought SIC 6O(
poor Illinois, average So lbs, SIC.
Hogs-Receipts of live fourteen cars
The market is. quiet at 1O4@111sc.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-01
An Immense EmigratiOn.-An

An Immense EmigratiOn.-An i'm
Inense emigration will pour down into the
Southern, States with, the restoration of
peace. Thousands of southern refugees,
from all the towns and cities of the North
viii return home; thousands of northern
soldiers will move in the same direction,
and settle, i'm the closest bonds of union.
among their southern brethren; and, in
obedience to the laws of demand and sup
pfy, thousands Of northern farmers, me-
chanics, and laborers, win swell the mighty
volume for the reopeopleing and rebuilding
the waste places of 'sthe sunny South In
anticipation of this grand diversion of the
tide of emigration, and from the increas-
ing demands upon them, the proprietors OF
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters are
putting up additional thousands of boxes
OF their universally popular tonic and al
terative. - .
We have the testim )ny of soldiers, sail
0rs, travellers, trappers, miners, emigrants
refugees, and planters. North and South
scloud of witnesses that as safe and re-
liable remedial agent. and as protection
against all the complaints incident to ex-
pOsure, priyationss changes of climate, diet
water and habits of life, Hostetter's Bit
ters, used as directed, ARE worth thei
weight in gold, North or South.-[ Com
municated. M
1t is also proper to state that the Bitter
are sold exclusively in glass, and never un
der any circumstances by the gallon or th
barrel. Imposters and imitators are abroad
and the only safeguard the public ha
against them is to see that the Bitters the
buy have the engraved label and note G
hand Of Messrs. Hostetter & Smith. an
our proprietary stamp over the cork of th
bOttle.-l5-1m. at ,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-01


RN- That great Democratic Journal,
the New York Herald, bestows the
following piece of advice upon the
leaders of the Democratic party:
The attempt of the d Democratic mem
bcrs of Congress to keep up the dis
tinct organization of their party is a
useless and improbable task. The
Democratic party of past days is de-
funct. 1t was shattered by old hunk
erism and secession before the rebel
lion, and it was slaughtered by Cop
perheadism during that period The
Democratic legislation of former years
prepared the way for the final collapse
Of the party. The trucking of the
Pierce administration to the Southern
fire eaters was followed by the inca
pacity and imbecility Of the blunder-
ing administration of old Buchanan
These were both Democratic Admins
trations, and the worst that ever ruled
the country.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-03-01

Business Education within the reach
Oberlin, Ohio, offers advantages surpassed
by none. Tuition and board can be had
at about one-half the usual rate and the
corps Of teachers employed secures much
personal attention to each student. The
Telegraph Department, under the manage
ment of first class telegraph men, is fitted
up without regard to expense. Do not
fail to send for circular before going else
Where.-15-1m.