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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28
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@ualifb S German cJnfFttuf.
O6t8e NntoIt felt eintr 9tebe bon ,lahreh tn Ders
fdchsnen Frercn 5t'auRt ais ourCbaus acetguet,
GiHOer 6Er6 Ollisn llutsrttt II 9Cfurbt Ggtebune
~ nd5lhtH gutetrn her menitIidcn @ellRiAait
bsr0n'ubilStn, bi!tei aufs Rcts o0s ceyItlber bis
lest leiteNe Getraisn aud, iclnsrbjn B beIuabreH.
-. &u6er bcu eeD6tRlifcn Gtbriadeln pWO nrter-
rdlt m Seihuen ltnb piicn pelbIideu Saroarteitef
rtBetlt.Gau Der 5Gule IN Iu g'eter Sst eth Mutt.
Snitlht perblnbrn lluo wuO dut W0nO icwIs aut
9ll,u mSglidsn Bias H. streib 9uit ltmencn Uen
,wrt defenders caiu aaDtaelten etbreru un,eutdt
srse6en Huper retbergs Gjritlteb.e mttceu IN aeIt
II, GDlts 5tHcnulGn
RS6ere IusIlnil ertGett Der RrtuJ'paI bcr TuitaIt
s. 8. GDodtr,
CEtpl219) Wg. lf4 u. l26, 6dmturgitraBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28
.3pet idtimme 6dpe Ecn >.dmprrs pl0en
bnr9 Er. Styidanh's bomOys
rto.E,ns1 iif1 reEfiti1f

Sr. @Ias 'aua Saresrue, piacouiin, tbttlt ium
Seiten affer nit ben 5amcrFbDiEeu @etaitrtcr nit,
ha6 CT Sahre lang On eanS RBsartleerS SdmpubojSsu
1elttten, rnb lem Sru6et aus 0leibtm Gjlunbe, len
has ueteI fprmtidj 9sIdbmt hais, ais unbelbar aus
benz Riiitartenic 0traoDtebct purbe. geice BHd'it
iraurtsen 6aGe murbcn bur@ etne BIai1e bon Or.
5tridianb's Samcrboioen. ulttei 6ehpter. Die
RmpietllE9 bietr Serren, tprie Ole aueertenl taa-
ltd bel Or. Stridlano er9ebfnbeu 3cuGniile ipnten
Datieutsn uberau9en, oaB Die d'wert8'ttn tu9es
fIeiibttn Sale bird Or. Gtridlano'S bdmcubp6Gn-
Riitet aEbti pprber. ueberan baiten AppiBeter e
rprr6tbis; in "a tlmore Setb g. Sauce
Slr. 20S, -galtinicretr.; In u a bim9tp n
s fepb 80. 81 al iruA 4 gru6er.
Brpbpertaufer; u. 8o8elcr b gp. Inb
Gbomlcn Dt 0 Ct. Baltimore. Do
Sn g9 a ID tnGtpn bel GbS. 6 bri'ttGu
VI !. 81. ga. Frenpe. (SuIt6lO
Spssepfie. = @as Scccrnlarn fast. nmB roalr
fern. g0ir baben oDr 2al.n tuelden Or. e II I DE-
IaHs'S tcntidp c W tttei lprbl1etbaG, 70 b1u-
hs oaiieIbt teten bEreu eas mir lieslib uHS atnT-
tbi9t ieben, benz pubIitiIm rlttAubslen baB plr ID
ber Shat rpn jeSesmaltsfr 9ebraude befclben Set.
lung erEartcn. Drum forc,ru mir &ae bic nit 8ss
baaunss nsstt6werSeu cher RerpeEidwade beIactn in6,
AMI, 8lr Mppttefe5g sebsn mto etne Siaide ccn OF.
StrtdlanoS Gpnieiini su brlen. 2aNGlbe TIT lei
Gett .. Sanee, Rr. 10s, gBcit Balhmrrtitl.
sn q a fbiHstOn Bel Ssiepb ID. RktrN Z
Brrser tn baben.
@prbpsrtdufer; VI. Q @paeIer Is 80. uub
Ebpmip pn& o. d, Baltimore, go,'
9n ID btuston tci + es.e brt ittant
RI. S71, pa. aSenus. tSG!0. lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28
Deutft5ce,
fgausCfifebes,
fpanifei,cS nnb
ameriFduifel,e5 GolS tno Silber

,um bbGiicu yreii. gt'aIit unc biatB p,rtauti.
g8tr tauitu 9tnlsss 9tnlen. gtcten, 20tc, l0iotr
H. 7 .SOsr Sunoes DGli8ationer, ceritiunmelt, nnS
DDIi Rl.iuselt iopte
: Ilclide, u5rolide u. peaItCbe eanfncten gu ben
tslien RartipreIisn,
ggsd,iel II. 8art 'apweiiuuSen mcrben In alien trs
rstdbaren puntten in bsu Dsr. Siaattu cher Canada
tntaiittt. ..,..,-
gsr. St Gt,uerit:nlptl nit Stt8crunsS. 0tStonto
pttflutt
a.tieu nuo icnitgs spGtBrarttre gu Rsp-YOrftr
gtatsu 8eiauit bon
gbtttp gcper & q o. 8intitrs,
Rr ~ Seeit. .0aiiinlpreiir
(ylleIO - bsm NIB. Snhute" Ie8sniitsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28
gpttiaI. otiiett.
Salttmore Ttre Jufuretee'
Sffice4

esEht1eHsBRs pOn E3qessts n. 4settySt.s
ssrRbsrt toltpitreb gtatHBerIuf obtr 2tabsH blrtp
EranbunsIt6, .ippobf tn DER S!GS:, Dis I'M 2edbs,
kas arten BON Etseatsum, s9eSns, 2Goedp u. Daa-
EtutEuier, Sanbels9tsr, giersauprpsustt, Jtbbeln.
6ausssrstbi5aIter, la ssr b:srifsR: she's im @afsn
IN ea6uaa beftnbHde Sa6r5srg. &c.
DaS DtrsttrrtIim bssBt aus fol9tEb.s Serrsdt
3. 2. Spbens IT,, @rGftsrtt
Gem SarriiDI, III s Ring,
@so 81 Bi6srs, Bsntb SarrDG,
n 80 alriGB. s. g e5tsrari,
tGahtb q egtIiGA, E3NI S 8r1iner
gsIn & @crtttngtsn, & Bon eap;f,
Z BenninaioH, fteS ,5rartilr,
SoibuRS Cohen, 2 200 JsE!iRer
IRortpn esteGnrt.
HppltfatipnSr EsruuiIare rnb iutltere %ofrtd Iber
bic e5eieqifnf miro In ber Sfiicc, Sloosit.gde c0u
Soutbs II. @aerRraec ertbstlt mn auf ale 9uitri9t
Iricrt erlebigt ipsr6en. 8erderur9eu perbcr Gui
trssnb etne Jrit an1tnomrin, ipelte ber Npplitant
oauiten mag.
(sJaul,l9N Br. Yprcbmpttb, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28
G@ret5s u. TretbanSs 3e;hueus
G5d1nie.
gSrof ali. iHlnier

rrtte!lt SrGllbtiGretbeubeu itbtu gtiter8 nnb 9e-
'blctt5 IN 10 Shrofn pclIitiroiAer unierttdt TN
G5d)ueli6bnitIetber. Aui NH.ihGeelttcS GcrlnnJn
pirc etr llnIcrrtGt ben Sd'ieH aud mi paule eer'
lcibtn crtbetlL
Die 3tttncni6als 1T eiulebetit in eins cparats
SamsE, unb 6erren Abtbetlun9.
Grsre belebt au5iblieslth pnir tut &0men~ TN
q tia II, lJtunlerset0 . II. DeionoeeS
geUitbt prs aaf 6aB 8 ttdaet omen Brligt. Sn
2esterer rptr6cH i6nultde fadltr otS Stttncns bis
ipr pouf6nbtniicn @htJiiibruna iiNtsuhic.
Nnmel butneu b'tet man In Sru. 3. Wdrret's s'n'
IHtut gtr So, 9Grnnitr. ;G aben. (glu5.2s 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28
ScRtSr Sebuulann'S

SGftCr ScbumGmn'S
grDbe beutldbe 'petldrnait
IWr RWr oIIer Arttn ron
ipidti6eu 3torE6stieu.
Sr. Sd)IlmGgn'$
sGtsntGItfdpe &ebeuSS tSfeRs,
unfs9l6arts, GdrFsnbeS 9ebsn6sltrEr,
uub
d. SSbnruGnn' Q raStEGIe Drtais
nG!s @tUep,
grocer PbYffdsr WtebsrberiEslIer bet
f6rperItder unb usrDBier 9@w6@e,
unfreiwilltgsn @rgufsn
anb abnItden yefutasn BON Standardization, all.
tenltnsE gn'yjjmrg, mdmulidCm lncern6G:r,
rGttliten Nll5iliTen II. (. 10. Ger ctndunchc VI
ica. rcn peldem Der @tbraud 'sisr mibSebare1
2emIttsi bel gerlld Der TluRtt.enerlie bel iRrpfr-
litler 2asbett ugb dl1cmsuer Rsberiaas Ter 6titts
otter uNerc elmer Beige b@enold,e- gbortstt pter
ttteeu'tottSiIbsnlla in re'fertn S0breu bc3ittst
NOR, mast at s1l ben petboGlten QrSrs,cu bic e
sntbrdt no cen; IN eet Gblt nebtu ie ais ItttcI 0s
cen 9enarrte BttmcreeH ein3g ruo pnttrtrCiierf
ea. D'eie pnlocrroNcn @rseuesroparlte ino pcu
gtcoti cllrgicn urerluhT uVb ib'e gCriJe bou
BEN htrGbm!eiteu artitdsu &rp5su IN blcsm 2onoe
un6 III Gurcp1 6errci9n wcTeeH. Eis iin6 bic tln
itaeH mttrrliideu l2tld gsasG nrrUb'sj RDrtitttep
nno BeIeBl!lt ittbaupt bic etnijgcu, o'e aui entn
ber iinb aebsn Drner, bic brs GjciuobCt turb Iuts
td)r au5ibmetiluBcn obcr asbetute Nu:slUrlubettsu
birGeuoet bateH, 6a8 RcrIprsnc surdf, Sijtee gn.
20, R0Tt9., Elm 9auS ron 2trinatoriir
SoFtcr @5GbuuGnit
5eebu iIb, iciHcn IluniibriRCn Gbrurn ouiu;ei8cr,
taB et baS srObe, belcm 8etaute Il. eeIsatns Brgu.
talS
gfr 50, RDrrbltr, Baltimore, Wb,,
seeod'te bit no es eie SrfrIaelte Hebnd6lunG amer
Sragsn.lletel imo 8ebeImen Obs eeliaen 9eitwtt-
hen fOrLiegeu pirb. Daieu wel6e nit gbebarmutler-
Bcrfal poer Dftera Der fd)mRrttnG Rieccradddpelr
belt Rudcn- II. yen6ens S6nterien, scbenoen Sbuer'
zen HI 9Irtueu II. 8tinerI GdWtnbel,
Stodung Der Npnat8 &etrttAung ulth
arlen (Dnft9en WutterletSen
atSlast iinb ioltcu IS Ftb ur teicnoeren 2tni9abs
inaden, or. g tbumaHn Ju Ralbe Al iicbeu; tr ii
ttn grt Der In Baltimore bBdi! postbsltlit betarn!
1T uue rts @tp0e oeFiprtdjt mas er ni4t 81 Ititu
Int Stauoe TT. Burten fbuner in ibug SrioNiiUos-
nitrs in agsu tbetIen Der Subi beiubi WeretU Soi-
DE, bic auPerbNtb Der 5taet Oosr IN rettcr FrrG mob
rer,, 'Bnren IN bc6 DpftprS DCDnuua pibr'uo
he's g9c6entetcS nit artlitsr gft0e ccVeBcn na0
beIblltSt perocl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28

8illtseS S6meine = Tntteri
" '~cf7t wt. 8. & u. u. prowu,
(tp-l Ry,N II &sit. Pratt. eds bon gpnsegbitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28
Sbr Slne!tnae,
a.. k.A cE.aES,, .I.4, a

NIlEt NV. ocy
giCrtffs., pduS
Don aertnstpnfr.
est bir, unb tdB' DtG Bon
d. Sc9nuaaut
9fr. 30, 9tDrtyftg.,
GauS Don Gertngipnts.,
furtren. Gr bat BITE BIS ie5t befdnnter,
ar5Bten seuren gemant ais bsr Gntbeder
eer eiu,teen urftbltartr Seilnliitei ge9su oebets
Srantbeeu.. Die &eboueru5 Wel@t er etHidiaGt
bat bic Btui9ua9 ler ous8titldneiarr Ncrite peh
Sarts, 2pneon u. &ep,Ycri un6 tbt onrtGdnsiger
@rfot8 bal iiber alen SwsIiel teitgelekL boB ems
eauernbc 5ttllug her ihlunlftn ifIue poi
sirgetarccrttr auiiients, grupubb., Stglttureu
(palnr6tren 9etenJun9) gererBbru19 btr
Bprltebers Gule, uetelnr meld)e etner 1elolhca
CebEimen ceppbn5ett lbte grtna
Dsrcanie.1, II. {. ~. II. In.
his tlr moraItiben Ssiuif9eh erlailat mereen InnH
ntnp Ter YGt:nt lCl ali Icrih Nenoetr au eereH
G.iifeu, @eldd H. @rlabrltts maa hdb oerlollen ton
@eu 0r. 9 tumann IN nnitrer Mtttc f@ ais
5ei.iinitIc He6erseaien bat irb cte pie!en Sdlls,
tpcld;t uaier istle Gsbanbllus gscmmen ino ianmi'
lid - pbns ttH ~tr;9e Susnatnle - 6e9elt por6en.
iini9e eerlelben beranotn iett sSabrcu,
8errbtre uimct'iantlett wouiet er allen Scteen
ber Geibltdht5s H. Sarnptglll lpie Gpnorrb5e Ga"
meuilps, GirituIeu In ie6er 5prm, NreutDeten BET
sstertn Blaic H. 8e,itber. 3riie Wtrturtal.3eioen
H. SauiubeIn wie lbsrbaupt SppbllSS I'M ttitsn,
ipeteR, briiit' @rabe u1o eIbltte,
Dr. & d,unlauH'S Setimttboot Der SouprrtW
1T be ppIfcuuitnite bic e5 gbt, iit " ole turjtfs
It,erlte II. beae Der FraGie srbalt ,etncu sCpacs
Baliam feiue GuSe6eu fein GerrertiRBt ncd lncsr,
Gtel Teaenoe Gabcn, ionbtrr bic ostluu1 erolat III
,pet 3Gsen cbEe S6merleu, obns unbeluensth'ttt,
pSne gcnberllno Der 0at.
6amca bon guslpdrts bic Dr. srtumtrr I'M Ratb
tu iragen nrnf@su t6rnen ottisS breiltt thun. &ae
brste an ibr cuien cine 4spitulsrte entbaIten, uin
| btautipprtet sl psrb.n.
GrSeuasu wcrcrn naa allen 9eotn6sn be8 sanbss
aeanSt.
siad, bent /. Sunt rGditiu tpirb Or. Sebus
mann DtcntaSs, Disnlt1g5 II. Wis'tpots in jtber
g1edt b a M AZ iprsbsn une Den e:iiaas, Bte!s
tags Gomitass II. Scuptiss IN iseer g8pde mi rYters
| dtants' SGieI", GourtIauoir., III VI 10 y prt .t
finbsn ieiu.
Nlan oerseIe uidt bic
Sffce: ylr. 80, 3prtbasase,
(9us291O Baltimore sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28

EEutfaje ul0 enuIifjtc @dlNIE+
r. &nGpF,
&Ge ron gplitC'Citr. rnh SrdrGes@btg
Gs lrirb oor IA qebrelu NoGndubpet Veal, 5pradjs,
5dretts, @elaug- uHb |cdulna5r llutenht crtret!t,
2ettlnre~ IN NraU6tidsu IT, gatetrildlen, iUptr I'M
GaptcrIrit!cn eui gclidrAen 6sbriif6er lluttrrdlt
In pcrd)ie snen Niniieh, ,Fiir weblibe Abelen II.
cine yCbrerin anneeut. Dit 6er Sdulc ID tnc Susnr
Nuiillt ceginhpt, guh per,eu 5hGlsr tn 1oa uat
9Vais geucmmtn RibeTs GtuStInf crtbeilt cer prtuS
,ifol ter InloIt \. kRapp, G8e OUn 0rlionniir.
II. GGfu1t sSnel IH1n' Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28

eSermauta Sebcns : Berficbes
rura8s s9eElif6aft,
Tt. go. Srpaowaa, gferpssjori.
d cfs retu bent id,e Sebenss nssGertiCberun5s. .Vetus
jbait ,purbe Dor bier s5abren bon l5o Der DC en-
tenefien 6euti@e.n 2aust eiabltrt nno beas
an 30. Sunt 1861 as
Gin 9aar. g,ymDs,n bon ,.,.,,.. sse7 800 90
Gin iGbatdes 9tutcmHien rpn.... 900, 000.oo
Serihsr1res Sera9 .......... H0 70 O0O. %
50 Yrpient pom Reih. @ectnn iptroen an eH SerrsL
ten 3urudteSdRtt.
s.. Beienoo praliesnt;
Hr. SGpenbler, Setretar.
Carl DbreaI5ail, MSsnt,
ar. ls, Gecorbftr.. 6er ppit-Offtte geaenitbsr.
lluteriutsnee a.rtte fir baltimore; Or ". J..
Selbma,.n yt. 100 gearliir., uno Or. @. s'stmana'
" sur Ualbin9tpn 5r. &iitliusbans.
@eusfal. gasri fur ben S!ftrtt Columbia, gtr. 493,
7. Srabs, a8aibu9tcn
nR- Sr. 3. 8. stlepsnitsuber, SSlttttST tar
eaIttnere. ~ teoo. ~
aeAter Gmmenrbeier Sam CT
aersRdfs, 2tmbnrsers
Heue M GareE.
SDl. Sdruat,
Serpeller. e5arbit1fn,
Gsai, Ssttelsb sBach,
sOlipinDl,
hIiafi lon grostn bt.
xr. sSs zssf.vaItmouar,
Saaterne gBeine.
t,t sdn,ea uno baiben BsHern;
S.3re,s. GbetTs u. Wt0iel'StsH:,
ajprtpe,neo Sterrpsi
Uiapsird, Abirntt.
In 3spbsn siliss bn .z,,
| uer-l IT. a7s set-ealttutatsar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-28
DnFtpr 6 d,nufGnfl

'}raueu.lleteI ino gebeneu obns ee(iatu 5eidWtr-
hen fpregeu prb, Darlei, meldte nit Bebarmutltr-
gcrfal cocr Rl'tter-G l1mirtlr8 Niecr8titIdpcn,
belt Rldcn H. yelOens S1nter,en, stcbeh6en Sbptsr.
zen IN SIluen II. 8etnen, Gdpinbel,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
IMPROVEMENTS.

A two story log house good. large
and eommodious barn wagon shed with
large cribs on either side. Agood, never
failing spring with spring house two
splendid Orchards, yielding an abundance
Of fruit every year well watered by rock
creek, which runs diagonally through tho
farm. II caunot be beat for passursge or
grain. There ore other advantages not
here mentioned.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
Notice.

DIR. JAMES FISHER expects to re.
move 10 Springfiele, Missouri. in few
weeks, and with the kindest fesliDgs OF
regard for the fraendship and patronage Of
his friends, respectfully requests all in
deb,ed TO him to call Immediately and
ufford him the opportunity Of an smicable
settlems Mt, 50 as to dispense with the aid
Of iuture collectors. ALTO whom he is
INDEBTED will present their sccounts for
settlement. He wishes to sell his Once
Furniture ard Medicines. and will dispose
Of them at great bargain, end give pos
session Of tho entire Office y required.
Fishers Compound Cough Syrup Of Gin
ger will be sold by all the Apothecaries
In Tifin. a. heretofore,
Aug. SC, 1866. <6-A ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
&f 6O0 eER yEAal y. \.

$1,000 :s.sss .,.!;sss .wgAss ! .. y: .:a r.s. ~.
,srsovss ss1 - sisg MaeLinss.. II me asw kieds
ss,, ssd =. ss.., feed w.u.s.:ss' X..is Asass
ehias sold In the unitsd States IN lsss tkAa go.
.aehsss .uLIs Lsosssss ~ 10 .~ss wszklsH
WILsos. GaovGK nAKBR, usSa q &C.. Akp
BAcsEIpsa AL sskss cheap ua-hisss sss in-
v.isssssstsead The ssl.sn o. vasl are LiAsLr TO
.ssssr' vins .se ssrsiscscs ~ Ctsstirrs vnss.
o. Chisseo. fninsis,
JsA te, lsoe. licIe'ea lNey lk-ls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
Valuable Farm for Sale

49, 80 Ss
The Subscriber will sell ut private sale
the following Real Estate, situated two
miles from Tiffin, on the Plankroad lendI.
ing from Tiffin TO Melmore, containing
l49 ocres-ll0 acres cleared, balance
valuable timber about 80 acres of which
is valuable ms Corn and Grass Land.
IMPROVEMENTS. - II eontatns a
good Two story frame Dwellipg---cis,eru
and well at the door--frame Barn and
all other out-buildings. Two orchards so,
choice fruit, Apples, Pears and Peache..
The above farm is watered by three new.
er failing Springs.
If not sold, the above property'wilfbe
FOR rent.
Fo. further information enquire of the
subscriber living on the premises. or Jso.
NJ. NAyLoR, Tifin, O.
BENJAMIN PITTENGER.
Nay 10, 1866. 30--6mo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed,
and qualified as Executor Of The last Will
and Testament of Mecsgab Heaton, late
Of Seneca County. deceased. ~.
NATHANIEL HEATON.
sept9O-3t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
TERMS OF SALE.

The price will be $75 per acre on ca
sy payments.
For further information as to the pay.
ments call on or address
ELI DEEPEN,
JOHN LOOS.
Aug. 80, 1866. 46-tf.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-11
Farm for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale valua-
BILE farm properly, situated in Eden Tp. +,
four miles Southeast Of Tiffin near the
Rock Greek Church. II lies three-f -fourths
of mile from the Meimore Plank Road.
II contains 1877 acres. Of which, 1856 is
cleared land. and the balance good tim
Der land. Il contains good sugar Camp
The New York herald., 1866-08-04
AMUsE VI Hrrs.

A DELAIDE RIsroR DIRECTOR . aR.u
~ ADMINISTRATION or THE RlsTORf pg ANaTic
COMPANY 65g Broadway gt Chiekrripg ma
establishment second noor- onicr hours from 10 ,i
O'clock All communication. relative 70 Lis
should be addressed. as above 10 y. 0RAU
The New York herald., 1866-08-04
coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS

COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.
pAcIfrc NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPAsYs
L II TnEo.,gH o.,I,dRsf. Irsf
Carving nited stst~s mall
via Panatn. Rsilroad
steamers Leave pler Sorh rscr Of Canal street Al
a.sS nHes iIapr Captain Gray connecting
-s ssss sotPEs sGs .sta c.psa gs & connecting with
ssesa eatscsY Captain ony
t ispsrnrs. touch leapuleo ibo.s % u, and 7l.i
LEI and h for Central American ports, and hoss Of lsi
10 psusa. ssssss, allowed each adult Medicines ssd
ros pesssss tosSs. snd all flhsr Information apply .,
The ce- on ihs wharf foos q anal ssres, Sorh river
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FINANCIAL.

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The New York herald., 1866-08-04
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-06

In VIEW OF the German and the unmitipatod
knockIng OF principaliies into cooked hats. the
Pail Mall Gazette asks where are the kings the
queens, the princes and the princesscs of tie rest
Of Europe to find q sufhcieDcy Of eligible candi-
dates for their hands az wives and husbands2 AL
ready tho supply is barely equal to tho demand
and with the w-fanglcd notions about onr
common flesh and BLOOD" as applied both to
What will he the consequences Of large tliminn.
don in tho number Of German royalties At the
present time there arc hardly any sovereignties in
not eithor king queen, or fathor.in.law or
mother in-law, or married to the heir apparent or
the heir prospective to the crown. It has hithcr-
TO, indeed, been the mission Of Germany to sup-
ply Europe with theology, classical dictionaries
and royal wives; and what is to happen when a
dozcn more thrones are abolished 1t Is difficult to
see. When the various Coburgs, who judiciously
keep mp couple OF religions in tho various
branches I OF their family, SO as to bo available
have ceased to be themselves roydl, the ombar,
rassnent will be really serious. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-06

ANOTHER ABOLITION MAnrYn.-Hop. Geo. W.
Julian, OF Indiana, was caned In Washington on
enc 17th utt. Wonder IL he, too, felt Il was "the
Eroudest moment of his life 7"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26
From the American Agriculturist.
HINTS ABOUT WORK.

AS we have limited above, the farmer.
most important winter work may be cu
tivatiug his own mind. and not his alone
but those of his children and dependents
10 this free and Independent county, 1t i,
often hard to tell which is the servant, he
who gives the labor of bis free hands 70,
money, or he who gives his money for la
Dor. They sometimes change places and
very often the hired man becomes the
more intelligent, cultivated, aud wealthy
OF the two. Many man has voted 70, =
former day laborer as his representative in
the Legislature, or in Congress. III 8
comes only by good use Of the col, en-
hours OF winter evenings
Periodicals both professional and those
OF general interest, are very important As
educators These things should be made
available in each neighborhood by me ne
OF well selected
circulating Library. established in a
central location. in the school house n
store, or In private family, and open n,
regular hours Even at present prices Of
literature Of all kinds, small sum onlv
Is required to establish and maintain sncb
library if it be selected by good agent
Projections against Fyost-.p
cellars by banking up outside the walls
WIN sods and dirt, or what is better tan
na'k' Conduct off water drippins q,
living from leaves, and pu.k s.r,w -,
ieaVcs against such windows and doors n .
are not constantly in use. Pumps or bv
grants may be protected by settling heaJ.
'ess barrels around them and filing them
with tan-baIk. Or muck, or mamma ~"
,ect underground cisterns, if necessary
oy covering them with more earth i,
water pipes freeze. clear the Ice on, h,
pouring hot water upon the ;c. ,hso.
an India rubber tube Exposed n;pa'
may beprotected very vel. BY wipdina
them with hay rope, and SINE .ring tn;s
with clay. '"'S
fodder'-lt makes little difference how
abundant o., FODDER is; its waste is crim;n.,
those who throw out hay, straw, or stalLs
to be trampled upon. aud tod into ,h.
grocus ty cattle aud sheep. do very
l iooIsh thing for II properly used as bed
elog even. it would be worth o good ,leal
Tor mature. Racks ought to be providsd
lor me yards and sheds as we'll rs for tb,.
=. scussfOesed iKSt ali he ~ ans
ted. 'u o'er' a. indica
1'vs Stock Of all kinds require a.. ..
. @.i especial care aud daily srsau ne 'af-
.en'ion. The cold weather L . ~, at
so .s eare'sssness on the part Of ,h p' 20 in
anu animals are not all well w ~. nande'
equally s iOddered, or systcmatio "u,sred Cd Or
Gu 60 Or cleaned. unless the mas,a,,. card 'a
s s,. secures faithful work ' Fss,, pres res
h raser regularly and we'll. and I'm s ..,,
. ve.0Ia horses cattle and sheep. WE i Il.'
y: sns Liverpool rock salt best rh;. oom s.
10 solid hard masses. weighing ~ .s sv%si
pounds, and Jumps may &c i'd ' IL sbs
Managers or IN salt troug6s 10 the icy yard
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26

Give all kinds of cattle daily airing Of
two OF '"ree hours. Young cattle and
sheep may nave much more liberty. No
class y. stock should be allowed to run
down In Hesh--it is 80 hard To br;no
groaing
COTS and Seers.-When we get snow
of loot or more deep, it is a capital time
to break steers and colts,
H0'ses Look out for having them
we'll shod and caulked as soon az lev
weather comes. The best application for
bruises and sprains is usually cold water
and thorough rubbing. If very painful
put on rum and little tincture of arni.
Ca out not on raw spots. Cuts, or bruis.
es. when the skin is broken, are best treat.
cd win grease and pine tar, melted to.
gether to soft salve.
Working Oren, if used, should be we'll
shOd aud cauked. at any rate in front,
otherwise one runs a great risk of having
them get falls aud sprains
C0''s-Keep their stables clean. sprink.
lie gypsum to prevent the odor of amonia
Gre abundant ventilation, but not cold
drafts Make them exercise daily when
IT Is not Very icy. Ii kept in a yard, see
that the SHE'D is dry, well rooled, and if
possio e hoard up the front in part, and
put up feed racks Put balls or DO rls
on the horns of the "bulics" and OF quar-
relsome ones 1t is said that corn nub
bins Ted to cows on the ground is pre-
veuuve Of abortion. If there be any vir.
tue IN IT. it probably lies in the cows
picking up some earth with the corn. 1t
ls well to give occasionally handful
OF wood ashes, aud if cows breath is
not quite sweet, give pulverized charcoal
and IA table spoonful Of nitre (saltpeter)
in her food.