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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-30
fREAsuRER,s nrno.

s'sufer OF the Addison Conn,l
Agr,e1ltaralsOeioty respectable ,sn ou
The receipts Of the society ~"
for the year ending Jan rs
1868, have been S,Oa M
From The following source. -.
For memberships, VIZ ss,o
FROM Fair Ground Compauy Flsu
Entry Fees Base BAH Clnhs " Y
Entry Fees 10 Colts. u
Individual contrihutims 10 J
Tho expenses II the S,.;.,,- S's9 ~
Tor the same period L,y,
amounted !" Ss0s "a III
A. follows
Premiums paid, .ono
! prizes 20 Base Rall Cul. ''sS In
Knapp \ fullers hin Fm,,n, ~ -
Nofgencs Band ..
ID, Rider board Of Rand ~ lHI
Secretary bill Of sunlT,, -
Treasurer service, zoo
p,l,o., hin, ,..s SsoS s'syer
new arpa,m, ''''' Wv ~ ' y carried a pr
l.. NAILEITE, Trsa.,,... "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01

ricw~gcrt, 81. Sn. - (Gm rCbt bc>
mctr,r rabtfaltr ShmNe,l.) Git tint9tr
.3,lt matht ttrc GrtlarUns rrn IA @ttr.
brautul, NORM tic litt fur bic rGctfatn Gdn-
rie1i,n autfprettn IN btn Si0tiern pic
Iunpc, uns fc lra aud in 5uuiCnrtn p(n
Gtrtuldrcn IN Der Stlet strbrttttt ipcretn
tIn. Gtr tnlptlden trlhtentntn Grfllrunl
zines itntr Ia S.rrsn, enb lttn Name ,hmdb>
LID mtsbrIuat pcrrcn i,t fcl9tr nun cine
So1tfttptrHiayurs oou 10 iener y5crrcn IN
stmItlbsn Stnne. Ssnc .3ptjftt gcrbdl' ta
Itrt NIT ZEN ibrt8fn 4 asr1bc 70. Itt Sr>
ildrung tsu,tt mttr SnrCr.m: ollntcrjttT-
nttt 9rausr itbtn I'D ju reI GriIaun7 Ge'
;rpuns,n tae lore Nam,n ctnt ttt SG.l;n
unt @tasn unt,r eth 9riullr atltgt Irurctl,
wprtn Sr. ). n. Vrlspolc ais SrIotrncurs>
Gancteat unb dlc antucn Ganclbdrn etr
rtsutltantltbtu Vlrtet auf Fem Ndtipnll>,
Staatt~ unp lt9tslsttpsn ltdet pen eeutlhm
Stnm9tbtrn rpn unS empIctltn mcrocn.
gSr pcrrCn ME fur tinc |arttt ltmmen,
mcIhc fur ctr .aii!runs Res &ccfarirgcS duem
ptran;lpcrtlip Tt uuo Sabre lang l9trmGfiiN
nrtcitCtc, unt ritte5 uno dtnlitte Ltmprrtn3.
uRp zrnntaQeSclcSe duijUbuyecn, Uns ctcm
ctblt IN Guropd unrrnplitu NDlBetotpctje~
mas stnariutrt bat" lMttSettbmt nj pla
SCOtntrEiaruug ppu cen Srdurrn ,Idlpb
NuppGrE ;JCrra Gbrct, @'ebruerrn WrQb,
NetIlpp iu,p Gbrlttau Shdrer, Z. u. Icu.
mann GpmGp Gtein. Shmtit Il SpblI,
9cinrib 9rgn une SpbaNn Srugl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01

zsdrmns - eiu 9ittitl II iHt, dutcr hi, Etrra
-|pho'udp, Hsfp. Snrf H. Snneom" tnb In i'otn
gldtte eec unit tet Sutie pltr SGattr! ntrtdetH o..
Observation-Disclosures IL pHttrlatttr ttuiltt iicb'
maH Nc. Rtan man tas SIatt stgsr rae P&t halt Gnr
gutt StOlnig trblIt, rtr tttdrtise Guttunft Rtett
eab nan cine ytrru rRtr Etsutu. tie bic IPtlBtUtr
uabmater ctsr nathtSoEtt rtrissiru IN. tabti Eicr
tdB lie unatt Hub euthCftr.
~ 3u babtn IN her babrt ssS FrtitHsr6 Aprcpdp,
Nr So Olaiben Zane gttp atT, rnb ttt alien rtiyct.
iateln Nppttsitru uub 4rinti.5iHo,n III srr gamer
tgsiltirten Qptt.
as- @tnnt man he a-sstrta Ser;,u, 70 tyhdTt mrr
bttegtene
0B. - anp.furser iay pdtltu,sr bet i,ser t,crte
ren Sipruna iiE0 jretr e'ldie unb Sdddttl bsefaat
30 SGrsIer nit meintn ppblstianrtfn grifIpitr
tSnneu ibre 2dautarcn, Gtr'Gre 't fpitcnfrci iuss
lhidt bfIpmmGu, ptEn lie iib dn (hpmds 6uruiprd
Nr. so. Niaietn Zane. 3.sN., rpeutta. (Gtaia.lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01

Ntwbrtbat 2.-9., 9.~J. Gn
8aliitb lejae lia AM IImtns tap1 @cr>
len pcn 3cnte' Sultt, als IanuI Scec1
in ltiptn Boot bert nit etm 6tftfdn3r
btlhIitot mar. Itr gBd1fft tsa untCr
rem pnttrtAetl res grctte In bic tost uNe
brad paiislbe IN Sildt, 10 bds etr Nda al
bra6 une In i,ncm Saa ptn 3petn st. Boo
tee eurSloHtrtt. 8te,h i'I ms 1diTrr,
murt, dter eurtb bic In trnrm 9Oott IN str
Ndbc brfnclthn 66. Qtoma9 &rgnpr unt
Sosn Gornret 9ertttct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
@silhr!nt 4. }}rinIl0rhG.

gNcbu ScL u,vserb Hart " sR<trkerEty3
psFtlttBt bic HtltAtr sRe SAgasrtatn
- Sig%fiGeB l6jllt Nab =
& Scusbbdusery
'HSsnE''" frr3,. grs fUfr&S gt,tr -gsrut tar1r kw
I I't'ptt 1875 fEltEt, am afct+t.rsEa saS Ra'ilI.
Ear ssr
ErnDfn ebEE i&cTn!fa,
tAr RIuurr Eluta HH5 Enttr jtttb'E Glttrs paAtat.
rifffs +ru4tlHt ttt gry 1-r' Nn1grH ou VnyWN itt
.N1 +i35.'W ria ~ tfsr hIrns.s..t ts rtttah tt
ava rrH nH,a NuHl'rl!-r trr ltr. vtpIttu tW7ir1lH
aH5. &r lctrsi iur ~ 1r .fr1 sfUHB rtt luF Gag;g
k,st,i:rsSanErT t=,bcuisu A'r,rD
HHGrlslIG-,rHsii l-uFy'-iWp
ans <slgrrg ~f apgdTu-
80 aa'aa.f', 'sa'l lt-, t5rtl, 5Usta 5sitnS IHs
IUsa a.ntlTr1.r
Nat Eu&, iretr tra'..r ... E-Hr-n,a't rt.sH
a,gaa'ft, Sol, f.rs'z 20. $50 ..ur,r9f prs tt5t
iMlt,rHat,
Rpr 5amrH .,Hf t.wWtr -HEtrttT
Gutftb! HIn fss. .as-Est sctalH-
ben.
fSrg isI.H sG...frrJ .n..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
sE. Nuaup's S(ilulc.

Die eebrfunten fur paS gGinter paltiabr beainntr
am Sienias rem /. Septemhcr. Yler0ens s lbr. Nm
mslpmbrn Sur Guuabnt ntuer SGiler ,perSen In
gape Ter g9cte tntBt0an 6tGNmntn. gusmarti8S
eGuIer tatru pI5 iu cblBem (G0s GiRIHGrefen.
(2OS-J II. ssndpp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
$. ljianner'5
SeMt(al-enslillle Sdlnlc,

Gde BON SSultpn- unp 2pmbarpltr.
@eaen her itnel,n uue trstuieneen 3urdbme teE
Sab meinr S6uer bate Id rp6 sinea gehEtr duaeinI.
Bon mu untaa, 2s. Sept. az pirS autb lr,rstt IN
Tstltten Gauearteitsn ertteilt. Gliern r,itr ttrt
MMssr su idten wunfdrn, rsratu tlrt Nnnleoursst
esIautst reGt talS nater,
t230-) a sGG,ucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
Setbneaimute.

Gr7. Stbr., absuts 7 ubr errar,t or,s yr,, Il,
3naFss Sniltut wiessr bic 3st6nenidul. iar Rnaten
% ss sFS Ss stNf wt1mS. nssssH' he's sDsncr. rt6at
fNr,,sr,tt " ~ apos,h hae Trtass ron 10 uh,
hen alismattb uo srinsli uaterrtStst apnslSm mta
cen ttet man balr8it ,u mao en-. "@tr.V"" "aSt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01

Simmer " pmc crp.-Gtt Wcr. .Gjprtcr
Sdnlutr 6tmO GICp5 BAT ppn rem trilbt-
rCn merttmiNttn @s1nttrn in QBIlop9,pn
mn iegi3;n 6mauimjntntr IN Miirifp tn
Sbrctbn crDdltcn, lnmtlGtm tolAmpc SttI-
ion p0rirmmCr:
yg6 9cpGbrt mir 0rcbts @cranlstn. ST.
nen mirbtttn III tsnntn, rNB pt ppljtltt
ya9c IN tjeiem Game ih fprIWdbrcnb bel>
lcrt. Gie mlritdnitC 6tpDtcruu9 u ptt
&res,3 muoc urp tpUniht aufrihtil. ptt
Nr9tcrung iu unttrluHm. Sh ltuimst
SJknrn NIT ptstr Tel en- tn0ltIdtt Grtm,
paT mcne5 8:ripItt lbtr ott SmluBm
NCrlfO'5 wibrrn6 rt5 ltgtrn balIiabrtt,
iptIAtr etn i,br itsmtl6tIbafttS 8,iuIat
lttet.
oGsr @cihm6 unitrts GOnar,i'rs gstrtfs
pn @trd Qruj-gutnbdbn II fttn e,fnttiptr
lnp ptrb aud feline ernltlitn Shpttria>
fttten perurlatbru. Wir ben Rtt 9rOgtr
Spunnuna btr NnFunft res @tntrals Rpn-
Grams IN 1,rd Gru3 urc nit rem Itbbdfh.
ten Snttrt1c ben 5ttiultat,n et MpDrst~
bcnpen wntIcn IN zen @trttnt8tm St0Gttn
tntatstn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
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w aaaE.aS Seutid,s &ueb. H. 4 ilrcib"

~ = " FN'EN ~ = T'tTN TW'TWI
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tamEttr fine u,r m t'N dHt Rr.slt a.t aa'lt0lt
fd,ncll urs ptn't'rd, autlutu.uf- Gct Itu'itn. IA
WuitdSuuR pUa sI.iulNIw, !H..H u'I Eitl 1.nt8t
fffttR ht,t,r. ituf22I3p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
Sit 0eiItuase.
Sc0crmnnu itiH cigcHcr TRt
AallOwsD's pillra
uro
a1allniDGg'8 S5Gtbt.
IsureGsImd#gtsucu rcS ftastuJ, sir tsbcg aas
NIIInClpvSc,

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Der Wdbru II her lrpFt MlIttigsnfr, irtlarr tt Yt
finetett rotr N5antnctt te1 59ttm' trgiNi0gt M
itth!tn tNetrlud cIcr ShmNdGaR curt &rttNt trtler
1lS nhtUr4e 6oIacN &trtluuu3S StlAwerrsA, Gtt!rt
dCu5cr Nttcm pNo dL3cmttut 4rlGliNuUN su Nmft tn
NiIt rem @tbtrne m NSgbiHsuul Nehtao ID ttEH e.
giNltR tic S.UcIe pua NUyrVeb 9stt8tr 9.fsrrltiRls
QcNbtlt acknowledgement uns urerqVdlem Si!lt
Iie Ectu trItt III Ritip.cutHit aHe trcGlt GGurn'
>iruulth Stmtr}el III Ntr Sslt y. T.. T. Der Inter
lcjt mGL ltt CtCnfIu5 card NtTtsgiun1, GuFtNi lt,
&asr bcmcrtA. Lit pappWrtUll tcitr gUeu gtt.
uui Ctn @a5CH Ua yrt;r, ygn1cn uHitrri5 UH3 .l,t-
zen nsHmSn an IRrrr wt'cFbf.rssn'sH unR lari'E':r
ssit nrS 6aisaua
Ent vsi Der RtpcbHlabRtn np besnrlt0fer spfttGitm
GCultrcnie tcrritcttcn uctt linen wtrt bic Sdltf
ipcjtsl eH3cAst, wr.ht ignaRH Sas G au5rettCt unt
rGnt ttc cttUnl vrutlet!.
gSufc 9eime, atte lJuneCi; unc o5cIs,,ptre
usttl, ec 9te.t jaIge gdFtlGt5 leetm onecren yit
oStr StbUNounl 8ttrpst ime mtaEasttra titiBta Gin
rtitRnBen bWtr tTatEatH @aIGe SelvGtu.
HlutdlIsiebtdse,
Sti 8rIAeR elmer tcGtcn SIuRttitunB Cttr 6raul'
ftCr retn, ptrten tugd tit btTttlcu6e Nrd;t tittg
Salpr bticttj9t wO eus Hare, bUglnttItls nautfu4,
UtctGtr:tU8t. @t Ustrut1i pttt otmmt ghitti aH
ioHlBe Lci!ettfn lnceAaTrn suftt lire 6a9l.tt! 6m.
nc, GgS!afm mp ansfre &fliRts. s.Iatit4aaatN "a
erTtisen.
Ssten ef pdttsnlsn lani Gee. a!t tss cbr grp:itd.
ttet al Der 5hu.Ie ttr 0tIbhleit olCr vem SCsults
?uuttc sc 9latUr, 6clt Icnt!d fntpatn Gta 10 sai.
lttctsutu Gmil4F taI Ia TEN stiuusbtiS 3u1aust balt
cine mcEtl&e btNerUtS ttutrtn Nui TcNtrn prGNltN-
StOsn bertItL llnG Il; en- ihtrti VnH strsBN,S Mtt.
tel IGr alt NIs0sa sen 6tagtuBmmem III lttcm Sta
eiun ts5 Gtbsnf uRe tst alien Gjtiuntbtl5IuGdRttl.
Sduprrb oI6tu une GiAen.
Stes Scrm, tob 5ttten Nt'tr t'rrlbslttr uHe sd!i.
pddi3en tittrn glrt frtlh Gt I'm Banit SgftHt tEr4
ben &ctrlut eiclrs grwtituna5-&iiittlS ausltrctct
tciutn WttTdube icath rdrms 9abrn9tu eOraisbebta
Sctnc re'sd'te Ui.e maa nRebdfssrltb unb rrGBrtp
Iero nrrtu.
Scier, sable uRb pfIltH, frlIttRtr
fplsenotn Sdllen AtbrduDt Nerttn:
uttrtetHt, GutiliIbtr. SIgtbtu, Irlitn EeihEuIa
yrrrtl'N1, SraheEunetH, Sdmcrrfpiotn,
bpiC Seine. @eieRtieile, GufjctrIRarreH
Sanst, GbtumdsmIs, boe gruf,
Smpiuttn Rrpnbdqtn, klrbttn,
brier Rcph &sf6purr, biiittn
Sal;lu5, bcier 9als. rtneriidG ct.
IdwUre, @Itt, BrubpGrteu
Dftnt 5;sltr, aDuneN ffr:cRlpgt,
SGuCtsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
9iOrtbc tbcrNGcntral
lRD prRUlDIUNnild)e G:ilCDOaDn



Gtt rRCyttTu Central. Un0 rY.nHi;lgdniftc ttliu.
tdbr" 70 lie tUrjtlt yiltc nl6 ZEN wr1hcN uNe RcTs-
wCNhtn SdJ,eu; tit siusc ttrs.tsn CTEtlhtn 9tta3e
u unp Yltt5turl SupitN Iaasr, ale se SUES tgGtnE
ttntf iuttrn WArn.
Die Eutpau1trtr rsTseH nat ten tUeNyABtH ttir;.
trr UEb glntBtt ale elurritdt.tN EGo 5Atrbtit ttt
&ciitRtN Eberbauyt, lc SGl69sNs hNo nit SIS
Ettr rerlehen uUe wdtrtre Rtt NWitTs al tl1 &nlss
HchtHtr trrITmt, tet laat eg.ulSNt.
Die GpmgaBHtt bat q lh ,ag ttipusstR Gp'Gubt
ltmIttt eurl gertrilc grc Qtttrca!gEm nit Gnctrn
8denen los zen &eIieatG 10 Jt6c aeCBt.R rGr 2Uai-
sCn8 ~ HlbartR.
Id5 d5;gst Str Ql1a1ttt drtsr Naraltct Dat 100 10
tre iprt nit ltpftittR 3lRtH HIR stm SttmmUnsser!
tei5rsCr uni bet SprjeluB atT saar tTta.teuGH Eart
lt,9 Hlt GURit ptS }gstJ pbtr GU9 iPll,r, is HIg.
bem as sttpuWitt wirh dbBtsftrt.
&eientt stt rl,np tntn @ruat sur S,Ibnrree kastr,
iint tTiHUt lClttS icior ben loHtgtisur g,r traWt
Giutm nHctrR stnNttn Hiiu;bt.ltE, Ers lNc llt 5t.
artR her Scnpa5nIe tur iaierTsr Es5sllt Vgtn@pri-
lid
5te Eatrprct Ne tGiatr ais stt irBtus elmer dat,rn
gifu gHibG.b her &'r, tlGtcH Elt te slscast Use
lti5l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
RB gsEEAB G5RkBsPaEDzK7
Daily S Vgosly Bswspsper,
Fy2-aEHNU -
EELED ERL ok EsALNBs
s u. Csr, Of BAltimors & Gay Sts.
gaLTImab4, hips
gaLFIm8aE, mp.

Prize IlA Cents per Week, $500 per An
I'm payable 10 advance
Price Of the Weekly, published every Fri-
day. s. 30 per AouUm; mailed 10 Europe,
including postage. $500 yer Auuum, pay
able In advance.
ADVERTISING At TIE O6UAL RATES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
Dcutitb ,amerifanii6cs
8roDutten WciN Gft..

Ds&ten SdpeiSsr', stmbarBsr- uup 8r6uer.edie.
6pa. Sariroe, NntpptS, Gaelar, Sdrtelen gpelyba,
liihe ure Cincinnati SdiNien Tricp 9etf 3unatn
mapNhenrr 0tnt @bfuntts airibpaier nns Gdtambs.
g8tn, Ssttwuri Outer, titr, ShHd Ii. ~, relhc
bel irter GblIsitrurs Ter gpaare ur 9efdliten Ab.
rabne tmpietIt "a. I. Tpecr,
(aul. 10. l2Rt.) l3A Nprb.trtetrd.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
0fcne 1Sh1cr b0lI. Sl1rin0f

ecetea trtaca cine erdNuus ncSft boa. SsTins,
tesabrtstR GaHBes, icwit 3wstld9su, 9rren,e.
&dri @pnciff,
(195-) Rr. AL, SaltmprcifTdst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-01
9}trMiIhte &cridDte.

new Yorf, 81. Supptr. -- lNiou.
StrnNr Gtgmpur.) Tn NrfauDl, ClR
Sous. 1WmCur ttutr SHmp gttr iprctm
wsrcc, III lt.ytr ut0. IN glWl,un3 lcRluR,U,
Gr mup biz ptnriit Yit,mttr purh cas-
upgcu0t gnriytpanttN btWuIRtaiacn. !2ttr
bate mau ndturtp ctNs Nrcbc Jtecc oOn
tbm trnartt, r,lntr lt!uc purb ne Nm
irtn9un3tn ptr ltgtcn @pdt CtItcrtl: WV
liltbG strait Wcbl ntdlt mtbr 9cmaNlM Har.
Gttie anttrtn3unRtn mlleR furt,br &C,
p,itn lttr. Epb WIrp tr rtbc GaN6att'
eung cafUr n ttm @truBuCin liuotn, litl
ltntu I'M etntr lroBcn, pItrtotirt'D Pnd't
piln unitBpacr III bNbtn, p,e CT atuhaupt
cte ztcmb, rpju ibm lttnc @lrit eytpr,
nur um hrs Gdtfrllnct3, urp n.lBt I'M
rt5 pIipmiAR Gt!9t3t5 m,lm ub;rnon,"
men bQt.
(gtuarbtihc %uatimng.) Coroner 6gUu
tgtc Ntitrm he QnNrlUduna tc6 6NiitS pcN
Hlml SbnWturtFprt, wrlhr ppt ttrpI vjrr
gGctrn I'M 1t. 6rdNtj5'Gpipuar an, iplt
pumutbtt Nun, 0rn IbItm @llGn jtr btJlt~
trNthicm Giftt tarb. I1h2cm bic Mtuu-
ttnpdriCrm rCr gTitrrNWcn, HCM G.Sut.
tmdUA, ibrt %U3Isc Bcmdtt 9Ittf ,ruht
ntbtt 9tuts bot, gdb Ir, gSibir vom vt.
Sranct5 .ppipltdl" anrlP pit &uRcyhnt I'm
Snfptt1l an JttNNuS RtIticu BARE, NM c1H
Il, IA man bt; SNmp!cmt mat Nntut CT,
tlitrn tpnnc, Gi0nbt, lit let oN Ten 2UTiW-
ltn ron StUrnlu g,nprbCt. lr. SRCN
lprtmu5, IrpitiIDr ttr GhtN,g, Hab dE, tag
er ric ltM vQn OlrQnT G,1HH UtltNt2tNgu
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| ErlioybtNGn d'tmud9 uNttuutbt, ltr ttW
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! Hitc GtrNtTtUn36ritIr nit Sugtlntn, ARpr.
| phln u. bttdnNt tnmtlhtn trlItltne GbrmI>
fer feline >purn Ycn Sin cni0tdrN EcNnttn;
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rtdtr Gitt cdbrr updl ttjn ppituper Wcntt1
plillr, pog ttt GcrltprtCnC ni6t an @ty &C.
| iCrtCn tt, ecnu titiC CrsluiidN Sublan-
gen lttcn Der 3wltemB int &cTptr run.crncr-
zen unc 'ourttn oUtt oMA Ertrctm rCU
Nbfubrcn tntlCTnt mcreCn lttu. %ttantldt
GDnpullipHrn icttu barNt,Grftl,tc Mnrtmlli
,ntr Su9dlrin> NcrNItuSB. ItlC tprYul,
ltrncn pjticn pdrNlf ttn, rut Giiii he Ggnp,
tome btrYrrluufm nm ctn JCp pctUriatt
DIbt. Sm fult cine Mrricn SIR Sage m,9
ptn critn ZYmptcmeH tttduUhtr GonvuIiiQ-
ncn np0 lcbe, wurbe bic WdbrlbGtnitdtltt
o,r GnsICnuu1 auf rent Nt3t ctr Grrodu-
uNS DurtH AeprptOn potr 0rrbtneunl eDc
GblnCrR Der AulItncUng duf dtmtItcm
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CSCr &tbUuolmB 8trpst, iHe lnagasttriA GiRRtH 4ir
reitUNhen hleltr trnttIatn SalGe RtaiaCu.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

TRIvATE BOARDING wANTED-IN OR NEAR MAD!-
aon ayenue in 6rst class house. ParOr and two Bed.
with good Board, for gentleman wife and son Q
modaons are permanent arrangement may b
made; given and required. ~
dress Mumford boz 4O7 Post 0lce.
The New York herald., 1868-03-26

THREE GENTLEMEN WILL PAY A MODERATE sun
FOR Breakfast and Tea with full Board Sundays; ~
Rooms Eighth street Address 81 box SS Post ONCE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE HKBDED.-we
desire TO call the attention of the a1fi to
the merits OF Roback's Blood Pills, apurely
vegetable Cathartlc, free from mercury and
all mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the
best remedy extant for the radical cure OF
nervous and sick headache, bilious disorders
and all affections of the Liver and Blood.
They are, as their name indicates, a Blood
PHI; they search the blood for disease and
temporary but permanent ceTes. AS pur-
gatiYe, they are all that can be desired, be-
Ing mild and safe in their operation and un-
questionably one of our most satisfactory
Cathartic Pills, and should be kept in every
household, and, when taken in conjunction
with Roback's Blood Purifier, are unequaled
for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease, Old Sores,
Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia. Erysipelas, Tumors,
EruPiions. and all diseases arising from a
disordered state of the blood or a disorgan-
lied state OF the system. Try these medl-
cines and you will never regret It. Ask those
who have used them, and they will tell You
they are the best of medicines. Sold by all
druggists everywhere. aprlS-lmd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

RIvER NEws-The river at Pittsburgh,
yesterday morning ut O'Clock, was )
feet and falling slowly; at this place,
Iasgevening, fleet 6iuches, and station.
airy.
The following Is the port list since
our last report; Ingomar arrived from
Pittsburgh, Monday night: Express and
Grey Eagle from st. Marys and Tow
Boat. Liberty, from Pittsburgh; Ken
ton, from st. Louis. yesterday.
Departed: Iugomar, Grey Eagle and
and Potomac, for Cincinnati. The st.
MNrys received over i, 500 kegs of nails
ana several passengers for Cincinnati,
ut this place. The Potomac had a fair
passenger and freight trip.
The Express departed for Pariers-
burgh on time. Rees aud Forest City
arrived and departed at the usual
hours.
We bad the pleasure OF meeting the
veteran ste4mboatman, Capt. Deyinny
of SteubenSille, who was in Inc liz,
yesterday. The Captain looks M hsis
and hearty IA he did years ago.
Boats leaving to-day: J. n. McCul-
Tough, Capt. Geo. Moore, for PittsburTh
AT z a. M; Rebecca, Capt. Booth. ior
Parkersburgh, mt IL n. m; Forest City,
Capt. O'Neal. Bass. Doyle, Clerk, fol
SteubenHille, at ~ p. M, Rees, Capt
Kimple, for Sunfish, al 8 p. M; GREY
Eagle, Capt. Brennan. John Kirker
Clerk, for Marietta and Parkersburg
at 9p. M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

TIE CHEAPEST ROOF Is THE GRAVEL
RooF.-Mr. George Crumbackef OF this
city, is fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either In resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees 1t from oil and ben
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Crumbacker Keeps ON hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood test of fifteen years in Pitts.
burgh.
Address me through the Post office,
or call at my establishment, head Of
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. aprT-Sm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29
PETROLEO-GALCIUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" provements Of the age Is the proceSs Of
Manufacturing gas by the Petroleo-Calctum
Gas Company, OF wheeling. West Yap upon
patents OF DR.. ]. h. Connolly nom an al
most vaIueIess product OF Petroleum OIL
(residttnsnl in Combination with ttns,
or Tins and coal, 80 simple that two
Thousand feet OF Gas may be made By
any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary IN
telIlgence in three hours. 1t has been
thoroughly tested upon such a SCALE az me
McLuIe House In wheeling and At me
country residence of Mr.. ]. p. Gtlchrtst, near
the same city, as TO NIX the certainty Of Its AZ
6orLlInR entirely satisfactory results in the
production of small and large quantities OF
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
to PTfpdte Residences, Sen1fndJieS, HoLeLS, Fds-
tories and Cues. IL Is superior to any Gas
now in use, not only as 10 the safety, SIM
plicity, practicabilIty and great cheapneSs OF
Manufacture, but for it's superior brlliancy,
soft influence upon the sight, and freedom
nom the SulphnrOus odorS common 10 Gas
These facts the omcers OF the company
Will take pleasure in demonstrating 10 those
desiring to adopt or interest themselves init,
Inc company VIII sell rights to manufacture
in Towns, Counties, Districts or States, ana
direct attention to the following g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

A Fator; Frank Unruh; Nicholas
wager; August Regeri Frank Baker
(aiter discussion and protest from Mr..
Smitb); George Weimer; John Thoner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

RoBINsoN's CIRCUS AND MENAGERr T.
This completely equipped establish
ment will raise its immense pavilion
on the Island, on Thursday, and Will
give two days exhipitIon-two per-
formanCeB each day. There can be
little doubt bnt this is the most excel
lent entertainment travelling this sea-
son, If the half Is true that our ex-
changes say OF IT. Kelley. the cham
plon Temper. OF the world, has been
added TO the company since it left Gin
clnnau, together with one or two other
attractive features. The bareback
riding of Cordelia, tho child wonder,
has no parallel in this or any other
country. Those who miss this rare
treat will surely regret it. Hear what
an exchange down the river says of
this great show:
"This establishment came to town
this morning, aud gives two exhibi-
tions in this place to-day. The mena-
gerie is we'll selected, embracing some
OF the choicest specimens of animal
creation. The circus Is large, contain
ing some OF the first stars of the arena,
among whom is Ia belle COrdelia, tho
greatest female bareback rider OF tho
world. The negro boy, Lewis, Is high
1y spoken of by our exchanges, and
his hurdle act il novel and exciting.
Kelley. BHwlow, Ashton, Wilson, Slo-
man, CastelleO, Frank Robinson, Mas
tiers Willie and Frank, and Archie
Campbell, are TOO well known TO need
mention here. The procession this
morning was grand and imposing-ths
finest ever Witnessed here"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-29

PRoF. EDELL's FOURTH LECTURE
The articulntes are distinguished by
having the body enclosed in series
of rings, and also by IA more fully de-
veioped nervous system.
The rings are arranged in two distinct
plans, first. net of the worms, in which
ono ring Is of just the Same power as
every other ringi the second, in which
one ring contains one set of organs, and
another ring other organs, as the fly or
lobster. 1l
One of The lowest of the articnlates is
the tnpeworm. This worm is not ma
tive or the human stomach, but is do
rived from measley pork.
The insects arc one of the extensive
departments of Geology, and their
study one OF the most important. In
the order of nature every thing is most
nicely balanced. Man not always ac-
quRinted with these, this adjustment
sometimes suffers from disturbance
of this adjustment. NoXious insects
have their correction In animals that
feed upon them, and hence when we
kill the latter animals we must ultf-
mRtely suffer from excess OF tho for.
mer. Thus the crow is the friend OF
man, saving lar moro grain from the
insect than II ever destroys.
Insect eyes are upon two plRus-onC
of simple yet like the human eys-tht
other the compound composed OF many
hundreds or thousands. The manner
in which this compound eye give
vision was very beautifully shown, bu
it Is too complicated TO explain here.
Tho wings OF an insect arc in fact, III
lungs of the insect turned inside out
flatIened and dried.
The concluding lecture will be upol
the Vertebrates.