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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02

Sic ,,Warslanb Sire Snfuraues
GrmDGup Son Sglt;MereS

9rm9Gup Ypn Baltimore"
bat tSr Slreal r~prlapfis rab her
Rprbwef.Gae Don @eepnbfr. u. 9rtpp.
Iett's M1es,
sibt Hssss Gem neieu y7armGrsg esagts, Str FrR
e~tltllbes.
setltAt.
Gttie Gsmtasnis btfbt ein btbeuifat,s GapttaI,
rcrN1srt o1e Splttn &taentpual IN Ter Staet II. auf
Zen, 9aie,. serafeiurnt 8oufmsnrssut:r u. T. 7. suf
Gin Sabr rser tpissr. j5r.it gu sauitie:n gepiusunssN
u1e iteai AMI @~erlarOeu M merpahrsnb Q NJ
ttaeypIi en- aHs.
Gbps. q. 8 bletcn, Erai.
Dtreftprtum:
Charles sB qprc Gb % IctiHioN
Sta 6 Garfctb ) 3 9arrp
ebatIes q 9eter Wien y Gbaprn6a
Ros Campbell 3rb Eted,lann
g 4 Samb(,ten Ssb u Eeenlbler
Suab-a gpcpsr Gail Ssilfsr
(s7-) 9sfssb & Iitnpr. Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
ssierfnamh Veuefs aSerfidtesMp%5.
eSefeitfdtaft bon TsG.>YygrEs

Nrerfft1nia : sieIeEsaSeLitdlEGaE&vs
@eieiifdDaft bon Tgn=YsrE.
Lte sufaert;aztfett bet seuti1sa tllibfitnmS ~ l.
s4d: b~eipub.t3 GG; sbisti Pit Stattss r1ii Grfola tsa
flsrie u. + = alstrtsinti s~a,talens st'rsasEes ccsit Is
&srS srsISs . { eicG(Sah stgsttnfi as ca't'
easi.a! her Ssi.li@eii 9strtGtB!t set
$500. $780,
Nab e beEnbe. ia aube.bes. sn litstl tbuy sea
SE5.e5Ci
In bet STltsr bsr ge:sisaft
Es:isnea. Die a:ter arr.birbeitH EeSsaspIgin 81
79Lbgs, irseGe ~,se(6er Art. 8sareH, esabbSnist &C
~ a~e:9isrTy 2SGiis, en-, sserseH %tIgebtgt. eriass ns
tan assnita ber 9efsaiGaIt it 9sl:gEiprs
y. NHais1,
Egtrma Utat GnSIEEA
gr. IS, SsecISGras:,
s~egeiiDer b.Et Ict auMt.
ret.si; le&en u7h uilIere 9stiH3anssE einsuityta.
aubbIrh esrriqEt, ,sTkGotS.
SoS g.. 4 a /, #tIt
EeiErsn6en IN Baltta Gre:
y 5 0ralnS I. 60 ENrpian j. Ge
STagn2nu. 5iHGsg 5Se I'm Eilts,ts I, 81
IS U V,arbuya Sail 4 liz
&c &ttll q e. Estrthsr SoE!cgsS.
6 Cet!ter y %
Cg}j1,sW3t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
&,ttfaayt;u Nnb ben eagttsnen b!ster stats

Qper rad, Slsrpbern, SIS, re;ft, firott bic Houts
ute NtIoof II. gpIbsEoTe' fir bic a d { ne un5
ktittpne
Yur SleIe Clinic certauit GurdhbtGste unb aitt &c
rStmarfsu fit Gle oS sabearo-6 canofe gahn", uts
rur ibpt gaHa,t tonusn sleit mad 1sIn Sresn iotis
~terrciicu.
Q~aHasiers, ip.Idt NIT erm g llbrzSrdsiu5s ec1
Ffsru. 0gst, oter nit eem 9 10 II. 1l.50 Nrlb;use ron
gAtIaStlpb'a mn benz $50 Nudmitta9sluge ea1
Nd 6,rdtou %abfabrru, t6nrsu nit butier .tn,e slttG
pc,tel .ti,n. g~oIIgeiere rUo i5r 8trSd Deioeu un'
ent1s' t(t@ ;wtf@ca ben gaSHttfen u. 0arnpfsrn Ips
tlrt.
Moore u. 4 ans, grditotnt.
u H.. G. Smit6, SurerintsaStnt bsr Baltimprsr
Eamrf,4 Ie6.t-G o%ulpaarte.
g. g. q II ito. General aeert 6tS -Gea6carbsfb1s
Rpte. Satu"
Sus& D'GcHnpr,
(Diai,lS) gaHo1e N9en;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02

brettuns unb Werihltmmeruns Der 8ranf.
BELT bic Oompfers@ cmpasnte unb eeren
1nterbeamten trtHt, etrestbetfs tpeseh
Der un9efunoen unb 3u ftetnen 8dumlt&'
felt uno d%nbsrntbetts pssen bes RauBels
an Der 9sbpTtaen 8etnltGfett unb pe9en
sir fdltdtsn Setanbtuna Der 1000 Qaf.
iaatere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
iSine Hntnificus@ehi1in.

Wis TanItiter. Ulsetsta Ut es Pas nnsli6ih peis
miltel, gelGts Die 2Ssit iennt. Wiro man SrA<
StpnrBen pbet llapaBiibitit tem9tiutt ooer pcu
.intrr ~tSsartiaen 2e.oen bebrobt, 10 furitt fetn 81
broud raid ben patienteH II iGubt ta5 Gsittnl Dor
anialen. etnise R~tnuttn na& btr anberes
pper inuereE SHwenonnq eeS u b 4 y Etltet
p'rb Der Don ZEN peintseuoi;sn @ d eraeR,
Erdmpfen hbeumattSm us, Herptns
web, gt6t, 4erben Smerl taltem
5teeer, bBfem SatB, Grippt, b.
tberte, GsrseHtpn cher g ntj anhun
selausne 'Eatisnt nd le,8ter II. Wcbler flblen.
aSt6ttge Gemtrtuns. - Gar eanbs
ptrtte NIB VI nbefe, iotlhe IN bunu beileeels
ten cSsssnbtn Wcbnenr NO ts fbp,r bait, be Ditnitt
tineS 5riteS ja trian9ea, 1T &aopap Teabp
Rettef unft6bbar. gs Fam nit her p%rititoe1
g,r:dtruns sebIau@t peretu, bae eS IN aGen 6dacn
ait. Dieniie lt!iie, we man Rtbbe5aseu phtr
3 d merBG frlrt, Geer MT
GRIPPE. gisbtbsrte t5itrt pa!ie,
f%alinlmeln Sulter, Seilertett.
&aueu- Rr.tt, uRterleitS.,
YIngens, Pebsrs u. tieren- GrJpneur6.
sbsr nit Saisbrdune, 5alsint;l1olRs,
WG1islfietcr cher NIT henIdiate,
Gepfwsa, ssbn-, E~btcniRmcr;eH,
seet nit sencenlbd,
fslGenfdniett, gtbeuntattsnat,
Gur5faH. ebcltta W2orbus,
RHbr, ptsnepurcen.
SrIa,iGacen, brauftsn u.
Kril,pjen
aeplast 1T Dte 8npenbuns BON 8ahpa9's
Reobb 8eltef rirb 8td, ben bicien gtihipcr-
hel Tn eer Ihltn,ntittn Dorm tinneu eiEisen 6tuahtd
fgrircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
Baltimore nod

A1er CUR befonbersn 8er%nlriBrobme. ~65a
ginmanberer unb Get,enoe fsuten iebr ocriGtis
fein. che fe TIRE Dtaete falfen. rrb iclten bi,ittbeh
muir bon ,o!den anatielteu Seamten tautn, bic bon
tbrem @sbalte leben, nt1t ater bon Rdtttru obti
Swif@entrdsern, ta fe ionft Der @efabr ~ausstitst
hrt. befdhplubett ~ perben unb ibr @slb nrlicnf
ausau1eter. A444ziHs5
Dur6atrtB-BtIIete
mad alien Tbei!en bts u items fnb at BADEN Eel
GarIB .. StIbebranet.
General Gutleranien- aaenten ber .8altimpte
Dbtp.G ientabn",
(San1 I'D Rr. 81. GtanesfraBe. Baltlrcrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02

8beumatism 8. - Diees fGritrtbaite
litbu bat ben sei9idts,tcn aer;tsn II. beIiebeiisn
Miiteln setIoyt. Is 10 an, S4p.srtsiien jl btban-
bsln; aber Or apB Ready ReItef bat
mod, Iitts benz ftieenter i~ofoItise g,IeiGteruts pera
jbaft uno IN allen fsdlleu ppn atutent, .entsunb!iHen
oter nere5len R6euInattsmus cine bauttnbe Sellna
ttp,r,t (gei treuiiteu, Rbeunatiemls II. &i1t
pG;e RapwaP's Rtint8unss.Ssru
has Io8snannie 2enopattHs Refptoent
nessn benz Reabe 8eItef sesriuat perbtn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
9eutfas geners0s err aerunsS'

',jsHt 81 =, 1tutIVp'' pt""thtE 0t.t.
Deutfhe Teucrs0erf6eruus8
@efeuffaaft Dsn Baltimore.
Office: uerepeiIibe g5e BON Sputt- u. eonsaroar,
i'm .. GtcGe eer r~}arueS' Ii. Dts,6outS' gans",
Gintane in aoultarfftroee.
B9E- STR Die pcliten ptrb feline SersG'
r1ung qemaht. TNsa
2i,i: rsue GeitGitait If iebt sertit geri&ernneen
apst DIT tescr 3eIIul cOer Sdaeen bnIf .euer mt
seaeuspusBnitu. "a bic Nilteu Der @tisl'6aft I'D
IN ZEN sdntru bon ifsr 6F0 fat buttstbeubs bhiiiSst
earssr SattrniO'e's %tcfincsr, 70 IT sas Stutits Pn,
tlttlrt Defenders tiugsiabtn oiei;r1 In rneret Ntitte
0uf ter ~tpIiteneu 8aits b.srinbettn llnterHebatsn ieyns
Be, f1trunsfn ar,upc.ttaucr.
4rditSent: 6 y E. Btttr;
Blee.Brdi.: Setnr. StreuG
GirtIterCH;
Spierb aippfrt siusuit Baaner
anton ~g8.i6fittcl Gbrtft 6iiisi
0sspra sOft SItetr SDthr
Cob Batter Seter 8oIS
Wtdael gDininaer 8 : 8apta-t
Staal ssupsr @rnlt 30 llGrtd.
btturiS aces, Gsfs.
br. 8iitor SlsusneDer ut 9tscHt cbi9er e,.itQ'
i6aft. (Nts2S 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
Msetiep. Gniisrrurs bpu Ga!itacre nab
Sturtfuuk.

nebtr partersbnI9. .533 Wsetlelt.
. Eerfpcoo u. pbeeIina ..........s36
. Sarrlsburg u. pittsburs. .......659
Durd3 be W1artetta. 2tltie ............. b95
cine Griparrts an Der Gutfernun9 bon liz
Eurdp bic Soiurnbuss2tnte ............ 500
ctne GripatuiB an Der Gntternnns Bon 65
Ntiisnoe, iptldbe bic Baltimore. Sbic-G iienbabn"
~benugen, Ieeeu bic ateife In IL Gage ,urid Ii. fabreu
In Wo9cu, tie auf oas xaerbeauemIte u. nit sepot
ferttn GiStn einaert&tet fne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
anfuuIt hes 9nmpfcrs ,.sllrmannia.'
Der 3GrauerInG aitf ben seaijcr uun
Nnf;fnun.

9ep. gort 80. Isrtl - Der
Ddmpfer .aGemdnnia," Der Sput6dmp.
ton am Is. April, einen Sag fpdter ais
Der sefern bier aussfpmmene Dampfer
yPerrmann," oerlteb, III beute frlb I'm
tteiisen 6afen anselangt.
Or melbet bic Infunft bes Dampfers
,Mordptan" In gtperppol am Is, @grtf.
Ste bentf6e Srdge. pa
ron BON Wertber Iberreihte am II. 2lpril
bic Nntpprt her prtusifHcn ~9teateruns
duf bic pftrethti6e RCte ppm 7. Nprtl.
Dtefelbe 1T In tbrer SDrm milo abeefaGt.
fpribt aber etne Neigsrung aus, BEN OF,
rethtlhen. gerlansen Solge III eeben unb
bic miittdrifhen 8Iiiungen ein,uaeren.
gle fast, bes Ssfreth, ba es suerl anac.
fanSen su rifen, aud ben @nfans MAIDEN
fpde, feline arntee auf ben Grteoensfu5 3u
fetIen.
Die Wiener 3situnsen perFhern, bas
bic 8Sntsta 8!etcrta etnen Brief an
@raf @ensbGrf gefhrtebsn babe, In Der
fe TIRE a1erbbhRe 3ufrtebenbeit nit Der
9altung auslprtGt, bic Sefrei6 In benz
Strette NIT Yreuben ein8enpmmsn.
Gin ,Selesromm aus Shleien idst,
baB bic milttdrifhen 8prbereitutgen In
tfner Yrppinj %fprtoauern.
Iranfrei6. Die Wabl Int
Departeatent bes untertaufe5 TT 3u Sun.
fen bfr &eBteruns aussefafen. 6err
De 9ulieres. Der Resterungs. Gdnbioat,
TT NIT 1900 Stimmen strpG9lt. Ca.
bculase, Der ltberale Ganbtoat, erbtett
nur 5000 Shmmen.
unsarn.- SIN bsr Stbung tes
Cberbaaiss bes eanptases am II. @yrtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
ESf, ET~9t4yx4EEEJ B5fHtIE IWt VIZ bHtueItt UHt
SaF4YIIM @eifenee!
Gr(p0rntb ppn 3ett, @elt u. Gntfernun9
tnrh Bite a
Baltimore htv.G tfenbabu'',

nab aUen SEelIsn ees WeIteNf,
tbtr yarfersbnrs nnb Marietta oter
Benprcb, Wheeling II. Columbus.
Die r8a!timcre- SAlcs e %fenbabn" bieet benz .eien.
ten qutIitun, bic s'fsten 1ortseile Ia I8e,us arf
Bilis'st, Rsauemlinteit Sitetbeit gIufiIibtIit u.
9 Gonbet Der Geentre'n iscaB ie orr tetn I aneeru
Babn in eieiem 2a,bs hbertr'ien pirb. Iieie gabn.
BON atiautilden Waeere aussehen6, it alieiie aus.
seettntsiie stuie, 8lei6ytitis abr ee'f BIT ~fitris'ie u.
fGneaite uuo taber bic biht8fe SiLte tir bic Reifen'
be' nad, BEN aSeiten, bic ntht seriebiea icaien, fe au
benuBen, H ~ ||N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
Del alen 1rogaifen su babea.
greis: so Cts. pro Slafhe.
ST.. Gcbn 1aetpap s @ontp.s
Rr. 81, Watben gane, New'gor
, fSGar.I SN
IL, EiucIaiy \ e Dtnu.

Sr. Jcpn Sfaomd9 y @0mp-s
sr. 81, Watben Sane, New'gorf.
q. (aqdrsI1Sl
Ut. giuclai. \ &ptap.,
Natriaautsr ton adsrgerdttl hcf'en u. Mds
ibtreu0 Sit4t,r rab ;Smpprtsur: sou GAR
tsas II. EsIs.S amersiau, Garripflansen
Il, I. %,
icp,e aqetn;se aserten IN btn fabIiSen Staatea
.,GRpnffrr"s iufammensefeste
&anstbes u. GRGtnaafdptEe.
Eir lenstu bic auimsrt,au,'ett BON pauoir,riscn
81 f,ee nit Redt ttribnue luIan,uen1eftttt VIA
fdine. gs 1T bic teite I'm gtbIei1e beii,eIide Saus~
red II, Daid,ine. Aas e tarfe, G.nfa4tett u. Hautrs
be tioieit aute,rijft. pirb Gt bon ttinsr Naf&ins
~berielben cta,e tn elem eanbe ibertrpfs
len. f3
gud ba5.r or R.ts auf Eager, ben .ufanh.nss.
Sfert.-9arien auf Rdttra; Seu.Crtb.
reSen; Dattens Stopfler r6sr Ra4s
tefst; Sret6- IT,. 8etntennessWd a.
i6trtH, bon gierheu in eepcsur9 8eiett; DrefG-
u. 9trob a m NJ IT, DO a i6fatr; Gfftes
u. Wetr-R hblen; @tiu~ Ireen;
Eaisent d 10 | n ZEN 20 atten-Dreb.
itebe; @atseu. MtIten (Grls. 3im Saeu)
nit uEb cbne 9uanp- 0ettibtuns: R%Ieefamtns
q ammltr, 2aIfausbrttter SddIel-
ltntttes. yutterfdnsibc II. Ilabtnaitinen; siierne
tslD,sai,sn: erst!nmssn /, 2isssldg ; .laniaasr:
e,nfadt Grbpilst; sssen; GaltidAtDret. @nsta6e
far yhase II. EaiHintn u. !. mss
g8ir sarantlren, bas enc nni,te artIitI ,ur 3uirte.
o.. gtneIats 4 9 o M D.,
(1s2-s Rr. 81. siabtar.. 5altn,cre Cb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
Geucr=Y cIiidernng.
Die ,,afipciirte Btremen's Snfas
renee @pmpaenis son SGltts
v~Srtsds
Rr. A, SeutbHs.,

more,
sag. a, Seutbfy.,
aesenIber eem SO II "~-5tehue
SIN HeIse Der lBitf,amisit otS Dampf- StusrzEeror.
temtnts erneutrrtu. setea mir 8eritdrtrnn8s.y oliten
Az rtt b~iGtsIien yrdmtun. Nattu aus. eeiGe. Stt
spcbubipfer, ni5htln pser senb cine Art bon Seiiss
ibun, fiji Gin pber iiessu Sabre Az %rtrfid,ern ,plriten,
iirb einselabeu, bprtuirrsden NIB Bite r~eeu3irte rrcic-
life III eram,niret Nue geriuite pe1teH, pit frlbtr
srcptt II. III lib.raIer S8.iie beiabl!.
rettoreni -
Sim q Sad SeInueI gtrt
Ellen Same Sacob 3rut
!Gliret q Ibtebts ssraneiS Burne
Sau,es Fcttp Santts Dpuns
sancaii't Dub irdnctS u Wfler
Rcab @alter Sanf8 . a1ecree len
sstdGtb e 3fafca Iaules u Bruce
Spen 81. !ppre, Srdf.
Som Dutesart SER. (sJuli1, l2Dltj
rssTs.cvassasssx1 @,&.ie FUR Or paistrer unit
S4I49xEM2 @etSenee!
Erinornfh ppn 2eft. Eelt II. fEnfSernuro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
CINE 30 GeutSsgtaf@e

pi,b Dos Spfem peasn tlBtl,te Irfaas
spitcmi'ber unb an~Iiededher SranfbetteH
idilten uro metr llebel beiisu, als msnI
man bunbert Dollars fir anbere Uteets
;tEcH eSef drstltde Rilese
allagiepr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
1910


su eew au9enblide, ba mar Rabwapis Rea.
aS Refte ( iubsrlih cher, is ROD gori&rft inner
It'd a~npensst, bSlt aasr SSmCri auf, pober CT aa@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
nu!pn : Feuers2SnEtt6geruraa=sSs
feiiFS. Mt Don SSalfiGtcreA

feiifdbgft 3sg S5aitiniere.
Eicie Seienid,aft II nuiulebr becit Tsutt
ntaseemnrtbmsn Gtt Office %bsfiibst iia I'll. 10.
SscpnSilaSe. ent eer Noroiet:.
Sehu EVattS, RrSftsnt.
Gtrettpreni
eba,nca YrabfS, SiY6iieent een rTeitern gaa'.H
Ssnrp g. StrSpd. VT. qe, 8snttttitr
M1,. GbeSnrt. DON lGul. gteSRut & 30.
Sirtcn @artburIt FeHimanr, Fputbiir.
n n. Bridges, bet 2bm, Gsritses & %osT.
ssfc5n a. fepts, MeblB6n6 CT. Grat!Gtr.
slpiepb TaitteipS, Ron Gbcs Nil!tscrs i Fsr5R,
SIm Z. 3snb. Gttfs II psrt- RBtley
ss;plu G. 9riSees, pon .. G. gEioSts : co
ss.rtu GDatsS Breiie bauolcr.
ss;alncs i. Q rear, Won Ge5t 5ptsr.
s!atn Gurntuu, its, sepsiGssreler 9altiH'sretti..
fSfA III Gtts swear ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-02
SieFge MIN arsparttge BerEGeruag,
Tfresnen's S1nfuEdnee Scat1astte
1929 eearaubet.
Gfhte an Der nprhbEIi6en @de bet

Tieit geisuf5afi UerH6ert oesen Btrlui cher Se
ihabidnna bird: feust ale Scrtsn Gtaeuthuui eabiet
ptsr 4uspirts gu auserit ~siIutiasu gebtH9unGsu.,
6entn ., 9 v u e. Plat. |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

THE Richmond Times eniightens its
readers as to Massachusetts institu-
dion as follows. ttonce year the Mass
achusetts militia assemble, consume
vast quantities of molasses, Goldfish,
gingerbread and spruce beer, and con-
clude the exhibition with terrific
sham fight. Upon these occasions the
contending armies are called British
and sContinentalj' and the former are
Away terribly drubbed, and surrender,
at discretion, 10 the inyincible tConti-
nentals.so Amer referring to the recent
election OF a Major General, the same
paper goes on to say: tButler will, of
course, upon the occasion of this ami
yersary battle, command the British
army and it will be flogged in one
fourth of the time which has been here
tofore required for the job"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

AT the annual meeting OF the British
and Foreign Bible Society. just held in
London, the Earl of shaftesbury pre-
sided. and George n. Stuart, Esq, OF
Philadelphia, late President OF the
Christian Commission, made an adj
dress, showing the work accomplished
by that body during the late war,
which so affected the meeting that the
President arose and exclaimed, "He Is
n traitor to God and humanity who
sows dissensions between Great Britain
and American" upon which he and Mr.
Stuart shook hands amid the thunder
ing applause of the spectators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

over twenty yeas' Increasing deInnd has
TIAS HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. 1t
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble No crock or stain Does
not rub on or make thehair appeardusty and
dead, but imparts TO it new life and lustre
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered. a child can apply It. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. / MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York whole
sale Agents may3Elyeod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

The Washington correspondent Of
the London Times, describing the pray
ers of the chaplain of the United States
House of Representatives, says: 'Some-
times he startles his hearers by some
such passage as this, which he deliver
ed in prayer few weeks ago: so
Lord, Thou hast governed the world
six thousand years, and we believe
Thou has governed il we'll" Thus the
appreciation of Congress was given to
the government OF the universe in y
way that must have been very sooth-
ing to the pride OF all true Americans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04
The EdItoE oft he Canned. ohLo. Hsr-

The Editor OF the Garfield, Ohio, Her
aid, says:
"WHEAToN's ITcH orNrMENr.-Ithas
been said that to get the itch is no dis
grace, but it is disgraceful to keep it,
No one need to have the itch foFty-eight
hours If they will use5ss Wheaton's Ofnt-
ment, for IL is a SIRE cure. We saw ii
tried on the persons of several children
and adults q few weeks since, and the
itching Mt once ceased, and in two days
not an eruption was visible. 1t is eff
fectpal in removing pimples, blotches,
and specially old sores. We used the
Ointment ON one OF our own children,
aud the eiieet was magical. The itch,
which has been 80 prevalent about here,
has not yielded 70 the usual remedies
for this comp airt, and we are glad that
a remedy has been discovered that is
SO efiectual and yet so cheap. Read the
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BRICK MAcHINE

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, 3OOoO
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
hned edges and uniform lengths. If the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for it,
we will take It hack and refund the money
Address ABRAM REQUA, General Agent,
III Broadway, New York. apr2i-2meyod
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IIAnILIIx or r An inn
portant suit was decided in the United
states Circuit Court at Indianapolis
last week B. IS S. Conn. packers.
sued the indianapolis and CINCINNATI
Railroad for delay IN the transporta-
ton OF pork to New York, by conses
auenee OF which they were heavy los
srs. The road set up In defence that
the DELAY was Soeeasioned by the Cow
ernment taking possession Of the road
dict WAS rendered by the jury IN laFor
OF the plaintiffs, which settles the re-
sponsfbniiy OF railroads for diIatory.
transportation. The damages in this
case were small, bat an Important
principle was involved. Eminent legal
fulent was Employed on both sides, and
il will be followed BIZ similar suits for
damages % large amounts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

GKsERAL SHERMAN received fine
banquet at st. Panls ON Tuesday, and
in brief speech said; "I have done
nothing that should be honored for.
We are but the tools which Heaven
uses to smooth the way IN the path of
events We do our duty, each in his
appointed sphere, high or low. The
great Cause that regulates all things
will bring Il TO development, if you
give unto all men and to all depart
ments of the government the appropri-
ate share OF the task" His remarks
were frequently interrupted by APP
plause. -
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Root. Root. Roott Readt Read /.

RooT's PEsrAcHISE preserves the life OF the
Hair-changes 1t from gray 70 its original color
in three weeks-preyents the hair rom fall
ever found in the market,-wiu surely remove
and cure all disease OF the scalp
is delightfully."- peTfumed. cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell it true, when we say it Is a
perfect
ResIOrer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachio Nut OH. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIS SKINNER eco, Sole ProprietOrs,
Springfield, Mas.
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CoIgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
a superior Toilet Soap. prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyeeTine, and especially designed for the
use ofLndies aad for the Nursery. Its per-
fume Is exquisite. and its washing properties
unrivaIled. For sale by all druggists
feb2I.IydSw
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DE BOWS Rerie,o for June is prompt
" issued. It opens with a criticism of
NaPoleon,s Life OF Caesar. George
Fitzhugh of Virginia argues that the
negroes must be returned to practical
slavery or perish and disappear; W..
a. Garry, of Alabama, proclaims that
the nation is ''damned ana disgraced
forever and that reign Of terror nm
paralleled in the worlds history is 10
be set up; A. BRETON, OF Santa Cruz,
describes the practical working or
emancipation, and predicts a return Of
Barbarian as the result; and half a
dozen anonymous writer's contribute
similar candid expressions OF opinion
on public affairs =
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PISO'S CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
Is WARRANTED.

II you have Consumption, tryit
If You havea Cough, Try it
II you have Lung or Throat Disease, try It
II you have any OF the symptoms of this
dreadful disease do not fail to try this remedy.
II it does you no good your money VIII be re
funded as set forth in the circular which ac-
companies each bottle.
How many cases of fatal disease have
you known OF which the first symptom was
q slight Cough?
EDMUND BOOKING.
Wheeling,
apT6 Sole Agent for West Va
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THE American Instituted Homeo-
patby will hold its nineteenth annual
meeting in Masonic Hall, Firth street,
Pittsburgh, commencing Wednesday,
June 9Th, at ten o'clock, a. m. The an
nual address will be delivered on We'd
nesday evening, at eight o'clock, by w.
T. Helmuth, 81. D., of st. Louis, Pussy
Wilson, n. D., of Philadelphia, alter
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.Jl.st ,ehat uou ~ Ladies.

These Pills act as mild and gentle stimu-
liant with a most happy influence on mind
and body. correcting all irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, melan-
choly, &c; restoring nature TO its proper
channels. Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box. By
mail TO any address 81 10 Sold by
LAUGHLISS & BUSHFIELD.
Also by C. H. ODBERT, Stone Bulge.
iny45
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A CoRPs OF workmen are preparing
portion Of the Seven Pines battle field
with view toits conversion into a ma
tionai cemetery for the reception of the
Federal dead who fell on the fields of
Seven Pines, Savage Station, Fra
zers' Farm and Malvern Eth. Tho
cemetery contains two or more acres,
but has not yet been enclosed. About
eleven hundred bodies have been disin-
TERED, placed in collins aud given de-
e..,,t l,ristfati burial Very a r the
bodies disinteFred were recognized. aud
they were buried the eadstones OF their
graves proclaiming them .'unknown.',
The Cold Harbor National Cemetery
has been completed and dedicated. Il
contains upward of two thousand dead,
eight hundred OF whom are known.