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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-20
FIFTY-sEcoND DAY, June II.

FIFTY-sECoND DAY, June IL
Assembly met at the usual hour, His Highness NJ.
Kekuanaoa in the Chair.
The President of the Assembly, as Chairman of the
Committee to wait upon His Majesty and acquaint
him of the fact that this Assembly will be ready to
be prorogued on Monday, stated that he had called
upon His Majesty, and it suited His Majesty's pleas
ure to prorogue the Assembly on Monday, the 22d
inst, at II NJ.
Mr.. Hitchcock read for the first time, an act to
establish the compensation of Representatives at $3.50
3 session.
Mr. Phillips read for the first time the following bills,
which duly passed to their second readings:
An act TO authorize a Loan. An act to authorize
the levying of Light House dues. An act to amend
Chapter =, / Section 3, of Penal Code. An act to pro-
vide for the appointment of a Deputy Marshal. An
act to secure to married women the benefit of life in
surance.
Mr.. Varigny read for the first time a bill to amend
Section i34 of the Civil Code, relating to the Oath of
Allegiance.
Mr.. Hutchinson read the following bills for the first
time: An act to amend Section 333, 537 and 347,
of the Civil Code in relation to the Fire Department.
An act to authorize the Minister of the Interior to
take possession of such land as may be required for
the Honolulu Water Works.
An act to prevent the driving of cattle through the
streets of Honolulu.
Mr.. kuihelani read for the first time, an act to
authorize the Commission of Crown Lands to execute
a deed of confirmation to n certain lot of Land in
Wailuku, Island Of Maui, now occupied by the Re
formed Catholic Church at that place.
Mr.. Martin read for the first time a bill in relation
to Hawaiian physicians in country districts
Mr.. Bishop read for the first time the following
bills: An act relating to the location of Slaughter
Houses.
An act to ~deginate a place for landing cattle in
Honolulu.
Mr.. AGA Hopu read for the first time a bill relating
to School Inspectors and School Treasures.
The House then proceeded TO the order of the day.
The bill 10 authorize the Sherifis of the different
Islands TO take acknowledgements, was indefinitely
postponed.
The bill to extend the powers of the Bureau of Inn
migration, was passed to be engrossed.
An act to regulate the Contracts between Masters
and Servants. passed its second reading.
An act TO establish the compensation Of Represent
atives. was read a second time and passed.
An act to authorize the levy of Light House dues,
was read n second time and passed.
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~ The wo missing schconers have both been
heard from one having drifted of to leeward. re-
turned on S6day last. The other got a hundred
miles or NOR 10 windward of the group. 1t shows
the necessit, OF having instruments on board so
that the capt.n can always learn his position with
out having toRend a month at sea.
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American Mis-

Women are permitted to prs
Courts.
\ cow ia Pennsylvania gave
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-20
By Express from New York!
Received
By the Steamer 'ldahO,' June 10th

TEEN yICTORIA's LIFE IN THE
~ ouee~ Vi soria'. Life q The Prince c~nsOFt-
The Lovers Dictionary
The Levers Diary.
owen NsTeIhh's L1eiie-
ELko, frorn K.nturky. by Nasty,
LIE Of ArtemBs wari, deerAset-
The Guardian Angel
The scxtoufs Tall
SIX Hundred q Year, and how y 70
Complete Letter " rtsr-
Prof Blot's lev Cook Book -.
49, F,biss-a nv aad segzn; guarto clifton. beAn-
fsly fnustrated-sio
smn-.' Ui.tnry fthe Huguenois
Annual q Scientific Discovery Boz lS~S-
Prof Agassiz' Travels In Brazil
,te,I.st. U.tsrv q th- N-thrrt.nds@ vols complete
Nou.v,s History a ue Nsthertands-i +h N-- my
EaT,rd Taylor's Pupil % -. John
TIE Old Roman Norii-
Wells Every Man bis OEn Lawyer
waiting for the Nerttt-
Tire English statesmen
pfxon's NeU America
Hf-.t,Sf. Anecdotes q Bench and Bar
UsTyis Ladder of Lsarning-
songs fr LttIe ones nj Hone
Widow Sprggns-
Mouuselps secret
The CIsveriugs-
Ui.,ory ofthe Church % Christ
EsI -. "a Mis- NahIhaeh'- Novels
E,Ixers. Noseis-GI0b- Edition.
Count Mirabrau-
voIaus. Nayn- Reds JuvrnhH-
The Home Creie. , Tol.
Nautical Almanac fr 1-ss.
Ion1e-IIox'. and Tcnny-on's Porms.
Fdxar A. Poes WORKS
VCsb..srss NeE National bcttousrf.
Web~ter's Pocket DicuonaIJ-
With a Variety of Juveniles. Toy Books, &c
,sS 1mi II. ~ WHITNEY
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% Aiexchange tells US that "a Minnesota edi-
tor says tit a man came into his Office to advertise
for n lost dg, and that such was the wonderful pow
err of advdising, the dog walked into the office while
he was wiring out the advertisement" This reminds
US of whaoccurred here not long ago. \ lady lost
a canary bird, and after advertising it the little
warbler cae back and entered its cage, which was
hanging onhe verandah with its door open.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-20

Amour RAIS.-It is stated as the result of careful
observations for six years at Greenwich Observatory,
hat rain is more frequent between noon and mid
ight than between midnight and noon. The small
q ~rainfills take place in the morning, as the sun is
gng up ; the greatest in the afternoon as the sun is
seing. This is certainly the case on these islands,
wire the clouds generally scatter at night, and ac-
cunlate in the morning, almost invariably raining
on ne mountains during the middle and after part
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-20

QtcK TIME.-We see it stated that the overland
mail axes letters through FROM San Francisco to
New ork in eighteen days regularly. Letters were
receiyi herr from New York by the Ldoho inside of
thirty ays. This may hereafter be estimated as the
shortcs time for overland letter mails during this
year. 4 1863 the time will be shortened several
days, aa in 1870 we shall have New York papers
deliverehere regularly in 20 to % days from their
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-20

Bread.
HEST PILOT In Pipes aud Casks
-, ..h.sx ts7 smI c. BREWER * co.
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acknowledgements Of the Makawao Fe-
male Seminary WILDE held on Thursday, the 23d of
July. We understPd that this school which is I'M
der the care of Rev.t;P. Greene, is in a dourishing
condition, and numbrs s~ixty-one scholars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-06-20

Es5- The Missionary brig Morning Star will sail
ON Thursday, 18th inA, for Micronesia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-20

Ndlc itrC !0auo wieEtr r!traS lInaGr, ais Cs
mum9dngltb nctbmentt9 mar.
Sic partn 10 9rdulNm, un5 9elGrn nht III
beslcttcn, gpuilc Z" fruN CT.
SD befGnp MID ir ltlcdt, eaG rcint Sc
ralhaft Sie MIR 5cl1lttSt blttuwurer," ant,
trprtttc ir.
.Nlub i'd iay6tCn, rap rdS unarliml
Irdn0cn mcincr btibtn Gitte Stc dm pcr'
aeihigtn 2Ibcnpc erjtbWdtr? 6Nbr ttb I'M
Sturme mrtntr @cTu1Ie u bMtSuSDnn sc.
iprchen Z"
.Sie batcn ben Mmcn Gnl AM Shlimm'
ten beprcbt, iA 'urdte, pdB Sle TIN irdt box
mahten. Der gtlrlNe &aa prr9tna mir tru'
be; aud i6 Babe rettt rrnitbIiImlt3tncn &C
rnmp 1t. Gyt in rirlrr NNht III mir dnrnt
III W&utbe atpprptn. Sh lbIttf gut, irIC Id
cs leit S0tren ntbt mcbr 9trrbnt 8crslrl
bin.
INarH frttt \
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rtbcrnGcntral
anO prnnlDIuNniIdr Gi(rnbabn
bfnubfn.


Die Northern eentra-. uut -ptrHfplpduiftt 6ttr'
tabE IL Tic furJes Hrls nab cen wGiIi6er unt nSre-
pehtden Stddtn; htt 3U6e ecritlttR tTrstrh GhfGAp
q unb Tustura SuRttn rhttr, ais he 5uac trstne
tinsr dnfern Sltn.
Die duSwGnrtrsr pcrstH nit TEN S6utalNan tttrr>
bert unb 0eRtfen ale StlUmtttittu ure Stpcrbu eGr
Dletierttn uttrhdurt. Die lpugGpn5 hne nit Sis"
woer writben unt pahrcnt he's 2brters au eds anBt'
uebmit erpdrlr SeS 8ifts Sricit:t.
Die SrNrIgne bat Is It'd iur tricrterru Nuaitt
aemIbt burr 9trtrdle uut utbtrCmfsmmtn init nnetru
Sapuen cdS ben Rtsnpen c laitBt eetitlR Ter 9naB-
sons ~ srlpdrCn.
Ddt gepaf her pafnanrt Gttsr paTaaicr bat 100 ib
fret) Wirb nit beniebGn iuatu ndt rem StGimmungscrt
tclcrsrrt unt bet 9pE8ura bcr 'aar ertatnen Nartt
aleib mad euluntt hes 3uAts cher aud Paier it nat'
tcm cs atprnibt wire, dtselttittt.
OIefenee, BIC irHene CiCN GSrnb lur Seibpree bcttr
nm triuGt gItes iCicrt ecm QoNeuIttr pter trstus
tutm aReCrn Sedmt'n mIubetH ynt ne ale BE.
amttH eer lpmpasRe fur ipprisC AbbSIfs strGulppr-
ltd.
Di. Babrpcic ine btatr aIs bic tatub elmer aneern
HGbu innerbab her Der. Std0ls pe bic tsBenee Sttt
ltef
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SreOrPUrtrt am 4. september 1861
n;..,--,
@,, 80 sir,cr g,,,r Of mM,,
~. RCisnlod, Gbpmas s.. MauneH,
Selfpp w. Suties SPVmas .; gar''h'
S4 % CS,Sfis gpiGi,m q Sea1
Senr. GcBlCr, G.a. Nllttermaun
OUTLAY ldItl m v, Nuien,
Sp''"Is q, ul"''Vs"''
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-20
ge8&I%'A

tl1rer ais 9Edi'tr, lInp fam mil her bpllfcni'
incnlten Stdertett 8cbrdut,t meretn.
Surtn Der GR,n.fHmtt tirl,S Gsesatat lem FpbH
fnm rrrent II tr ppR ttTCn Grptat bet gebSrasr Nn
wentung IN llstcytiHlimmuna nit Ter G5rtru,tbsarpt
fang scllGmmen ubtrSepat. @5 III feline &rtdaEfieae
BIC beute ih tntpuprt una mcrRtr 'rn ZEN Spe fnbst
pntern bat I'D per ppae Sabre rbnf ale prbrserhttun
cen her NrcIc lmb pbne ben g0unib prn Grteu ttt
@tlcntumrs, tamit @e!e 1T rcbicren burN bic Grfdb
rna pclrr her Gdtbaytr @Gr8tr uuisrer etdet utt
ierss Staatct ppudufhewaErt sDeisr untrn ttttrbsn
mir Nrs dui tniNe atteld!s eerieIten. gta6eem bdi
Nlitl III tsu eeter stei Satrcn GRATIS inter stet
Observation-Disclosures Snfalen rnb an 9uctpeuer ptrurtbett
rpreen it, bat her 6gsntbImtr dIf hrinaenss @prtc.
Irnsen gislsr melhr eardus stsr aeppsn tom eiRes.
ptuig cS aud s0r has nrrfere Bpbitum III trinsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-20
-Srn. o. u. Rcrner!

.Nsrtbsr Serr Wit uuruslttem 9trenr0en tdnttst
i'd Stnen eiees 3eugniB fltr ben Gripi1 melhsn abi
aura SdmsrShis an erirprenen 5l6tn psa6 ale mel.
ne Bcldnnten MID aufaaten Wis Id aber rpn ben
oieCn Nren hprte, we6s Sbre mertbYpas Nebtiin be,
rerineui3t bat, beiblpB To, lie ,u reu6tn. Der Gf.
branb elmer Bdite aewdbte mir arpbe Cried, sruRs,
mo bic ,retts 5Iade tewrtie tdlogt Scilgua. Grau.
benS mir eaE,r netn Serr, pnen neHsn btrili gtsu
8ant fur bic 6rbllIGt bic mir Sbre munberpple Ve.
ttSu tretat bat, ausbrliden, Id emyebe eieelte u.
aeih meiten Befdnuttn mt eem YHbtum uberhnup!
ais has tee Nltte wedges ie Be2tn srFcrene 6uft VI.
ierrt pprleR,
g6.unaspUah Str
Baltimore, ten II. San. '67 3chn g. Iaiteaeu "
Bel auen DruBiftn. &ppttssrn UNI Sin6l,rn in ga.
teut- -Weriiinen Su baben.
Shupt:Srppt: Sde Der Baltimore. unb Sisbhl.
(22O-) Baltimore, NIB.
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StnanB WuntpWlIttpntn. -
Ias Ny. SpurnaI" ppm ls. 3. p|s.
i6rctbt:
Sin lrbr ihlaues Wanbptr purce pcr0t.
trrl, IN Walitr. ppt Zen yNedra" (Ndtlcre)
acalaht, tnpem iic fur hrit 3ttt ptc Nrlt
pcS -@tcas" (paullItrs) tlbGndsmcp. llH
salIclbt anni ptrdnplth Su mabth, " 7pF'
aus;uldifen, rNg spr eintAtn g5cttn Nj
Gtrtilprcn prr yGrtc.Glentabn-0tclihat"
2ltiim i'm (lipmmal gBtytbe spn pielrn
r4atpncn aueaabcn unp Iir "a tsHt Trtr"
put0uftcn. Cine GitNue ron enerren VT,
atn- Sgcful1ntCn fIuItt iUmlntltbt Ntittl,
III Der Mbibt, iitb em ltberNelpitbt IN esm
Ierw1imuasrlbG rtr Grtiilb1ti III oef
Ihahen une ttrc ti1enen SCute ale Gtrtttprtn
an;untIlrn. NlS Die neutrality-suspicious. VT
item Gstr duf peR Warft tlrtn, IIrI Per Gourt
oerClben INNER mtpr ms mrbr bis tr ldllirf~
ltd auf 35 lanb. Sn rcr ;3wlihCnistt bate
ole tdufrnpe &artct ptn 0r0Gltn Sbtlt her
dufattNufrn SItten, ~ ltbntll, aIs moalttb
nIt Gnll0np Sclanrt. 2lIS bic tngltlhrn
SduEeutr abtr mtrtttn, bar rie Nutldbe her
9ftjen nidt nab WaGDabc tta Capitals unp
Der S'thattt, ptltt ttG loeelltalt m1nt,
isnpcrn Itttsllh nit &udiidt aut bic Vct
tm9sfIblgftit Der 0rudrrprclIr pclhnh,
lrurctn lie umubta unp ttIr9rapbtrtcE tbrtn
titgtn a9Gnien, lcftrt "a teut prir" ju ptr-
taurtn, tnpem tic gu 9Ittdcf Bet bic Mtlltn
nit BEN n1t)llm Sampfcr nIh Nttp,glu
abianhttn. Die btGii0eu SMlularlrn trpu'
ten nun biefe GGlsasnbrIt btnuesn, um ctn
nttteS IrplttdlCn III MAIDEN, Ia lte iruB.tn,
pae lie bmntu Ntn Gagen - 10 lanpt pNr
ia ,,,r inf NiNfrNNNtaT INt,tNfprA
nph 3cit-lp plcl Nttttn habsn Wurteu, ale
lie br1uhtcn; tie ptrtauttrn dut tnlTula
unr bpr9ten IN rcr ,}pOhMIttt, UNI 'brc
qtefermsen mG4en gu tonnrn. plpellh
abtr tlufltn Gtticntgen, ptldIt biz ntum
glttitn YtrEnult tnhcn pI lr &ct I'M llcbtr'
IuiTt btlaEtn, ldmmtitdr bier ppr utRtAtn
2ltltn auf unp pd Der DdmpItf pcn Gn9Idnt
pUr attt Idlen ntht bier antpmmm fam,
10 Wurpen htt Sp:tulGnttn, ipehe 81 40 prr-
tdurt battcn, gtnottt9t, lu % uap 60 III tdu~
fen, UNI ibren &trbmrllbtrttrn nattCmmtn
III tUmcn. Die duT .tClc g8ttIC N em Ieg'
ten ercl laIcn trltttsnm YululC bcrdNCn
flr itptn ptr gttbetlisten Ter n0lUdIidtn
Clique ppn $l50,00O BIS 100000. G'
wue iih pcb I'M 3ublitum 9uCmanp TnCCn,
pCr fur ote HeIllrrtnprn trNtne iptltbt SNm
patbc bcst."
0amitlaBt lid 8 lcbtn - Tu
| Se3pg osn Ghmbrip9t, cer Sber-Gpmman
eant unp o6tneral-fn. GbtI" perarmrt'n 1b-
rtr britiitea WldIeltdt bcjrbt fpgencr We~
balle
Il5 Irmtc GGmmdnednt $35
2lls General Sclpmarlhaa 80
2llo Sttrlt Dreer 9tt9ntentcr 36
allS SbrrtDpimetlter =. ". 40
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3eid,menfd)nle.

Qm7 Cttbr., atenss7 lltr. erSHnee prri. Gnde tn
RnappY Sntitut ,psber bic 3eidnenihule mir anabtn
uns ptrs htetbe rderenb hes gSinIeremtsrs we6ent-
lid Nal, Miitpp&s unp 6rtiiaBs, rpn ~ upr
nrtseies. Nne Srandea hes electromagnetic wer'
ben laematiib unb Brunblih inlerrihtet. Anmeloun'
aen bittet man tdlegt III mafen (23I-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-20

Vrft,
sntsr inter Sstrtn 1rb adrifrtt.
Seeer VaIn6itr tdt loo ID Gepif net, fur utbtrSs.
Mot pirh ent gcrinie Note btrChret.
Guf itttm 3uss beinstt nd ptntlRens ttn Dsutft
iprtdenegr ECdm.Cr.
sRnrmn9. lin rtt tetroRtn ~ wtrtsn, taui, man
Stlctc ptrcI rrn uncrJcbHeitn Srneral saBeGtR et'
Rlbn. Otto Edus,
Bsnrl-aRcrl etr Irrtberu Central. Unit
peruirlodntittp tcutdhn.
m mr. IDA Ihoiuess. ode mr. Wlutfrl6s
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Nttcftdte.


,,SgH ~ n. Scrner.
E9tiu 2ert Sd babe lett ldn9tr btun piSr 9abrcr
al eczema p6rr euem SaNiauSida9c flcn,r Slaien se
ltten; mebrers Neutt tdttcn mid IN BetaueluN1
rhne mir iracnEpebe Glrscrlpe ~ ihafIen. 0erpfe'
ner eCmmer ais i'd tlre 8eiIe mad bsm Rpgsen mlttt,
lit i'd tciputsrs btfli5; id jpg iu Srptpr.S Sunftipn
SdNfllr nsheN bohnun9JO3 eriIdrte mo Mid entnt
Belt tetaReelts rhue mir iebo6 iraentwe6s pue "
rsrihafm. Gr 9ldubts, i'd IOnue nltt lnnge mebr lr.
f' Ssm' @ mtm" G@ ] .sIn 9n"at. h'Vt fS,g pIeFt; 1a
BiaGe Sbret Steytaltt' g0ietCrspcuscrs uuS teaann
eeneltCn IA gebrNudCn. 8ule iparts tn 2reeruna ID
iestt lelntn @tbrNu6 prt, unp Ter Griplg mar WncS
mas Id mir uur Wunher trurc; bic tritfe Baidr lu'
ririe mih GAM. Streitria9it urp irtubioh less ID
8euaus iHr cie Wriiamfet ,(brst praparate5 ali unt
smpitbIc cs alien MI! Sautieiben GepiaGn.
Str auirhtiBsr Rid,ure 9. Usairn, fen.,
Rr. a, 5us'9Bblr., @altimprs."
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Cine tragitbc Bdmtltcnisent.
g8u tntntbmcn her oGbiea9c Mb.- -3iR.",
prm II. b. M, iClsenorn gtriht: pGm
NanN, Wamens Iuhtn Tcue9, wanrcrtt ppr
stnt9er ,3eit ppn Srlanp nah amerifa aua,
mt hem 8erlprCtCn irtnt Srdu uno timf
Ilnptr welttc or eort jurildIjeB ipbalp rS
ltine Ytrtdlmtfr 8ctGtcn pdrbrn. nadtcnt,
men ~ lllicn. Gr fanr IN GbtCdap cine ;ipcitc
| Scm1tb unc pNrre ale WdhhrIdttr In btm
Bcbduec Der Dgpun9 Mcn's Gbrilltan &0p'
ctatipn" angcltr1t. Gtr Srlanper crflatc bic
tbm cbItesencen Iflhtn NIT 9lober 9unft-
lthtcit unp paro ppn Hlcn, bic tbn fdnnicn,
,ptscn ietncr Jisplid'eit uEp Nutbtcrnbcit 9r,
adbiet. Sb9leih lttn Ginfpnlmrn 9crinb MIR,
| 70 9eldng es ttm bod in gdlte. burh auBs>
crpentlitbs Spdriamfcit 10 pttl iurlfiulrgcn,
RAP or Die HeleIplm fitr feine 5amtIie Be-
itrtttrn fcnntc. Or bate bcreiS Dor t,n9cn
g8phen has nptbt9e 6Irlo an itme 5ralt &C.
lantt unc ipartcte t1Bltd, auf bic NntunIt
ftinsr gtbtn. Hnr tsttn Samitas crbtCt or
pic Ndhritt RAP ltinc Srau in Ntip Bort
anaetcmmtn mar une pah lc dlItr gBabr>
ihcinltdfttt ndd ais aelcrn. Wcntap, MGr>
eess Tier eintrtifer treroe. g8dbrtnb lih
nun len iebnlihller Wunlh ser Griutluma
nabc tpurfe CT plpsli6 burh zen untrbttt>
ltben 9pe ben Setnt9en entrllicn. Vie CT
atltsrn Werscn duf etntm @rrulte an etnl
binitrsn 9beilt ces ejebaucts, in prlhem CT
Yadbis 1Sad,e belt, arbcItcie, Fel er IN typlac
zines 5eblirtttes slpei Stptpcrtc bnab unp
teb Wabrenb etS SiurjeS 10 befiia nit Dem
Hcpft an, bab tr bdS @cntd brad unp au>
genblitlld, aetpbtct ipurec. Cine bdlbc Stun.
he -, ,atpe kCrr,t n 10
opaer 6rufc plren ptn Watten une Batter
nab ~ lan9cr 1rcnnunB pleecr ju ietcn,
bier an, un, i'm ais eeide su fnotn. - Der
Sbmtrs, pelGcr Ii6 pfrlslbcn bcmddiistc,
ais lie ibrt Spfnunsen ptrnitbte! labrn, lati
lth cher ctnfsn, ais befhntben. DIR Grrp>
ltr bielt etncn Snquet ubcr rte yeide unb
faS Brrpttt Der We'dpcrtnen lautetc bdbtn,
pab 3eats Sufdllis 3a ittncm 2cpc fam"
Iilwauft,, 98tst.. 10. 9tcpcmb. -
SeIbRmorp. J ST.. 6. Q4. u. 9agrl, filrj'
ltd elm gaar gBohcn lang ausbiIfSpcilc
ectalrepatttlr cts beutldcn rSerele", bestns
am lesten Sdmitag gadlS SelbIlmcrp. Als
man i'm an ierrm @tenp julrgt lab itten
CT unttr unss,pptnlid, 8terudlrr Sttmmuns
III lcipen. Sein ablrir wurre Seltern Wcr-
gen in rer Ndbe reS Ga CRETE Nuuctaules
gefunpea. Meben toni ld9en cine rcpprliauli9e
yitole, bas 9Ifrteua irtncs Sslbhnerees,
unp shi in ta,tlsns 5esrn serrilitner 9reI.
Gr ldcint bic Wlneung Der Yiltple BART an
bic Brull an9eleBt 3u babcn. tenn gSefe llnp
llnterlIrirer wdreu um bic tpetltde sSunre
berum perlsnat. Nagrl mar IN lceter 3sit
opne gelhdnt9un9 ubrrbtts ntd,t red,t ge'
lune. umltdnoe, DC ietne plltere Stinnlung,
Die Inn IN ptm NCrhau M tbDllen I,i,riftf nrr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-20

NnSipduncrer uuo Mciicnec nneb
ocm 2Sciten uno DfproWcitcn Der
GerCinigttn Stantcn pun 9iUrO-gllnerlfa
fpGrCn Belt ute 0jsle, iuciin fc bic
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3ulamnlcn Sl9S

sjullnlMeN Sl9b
pro Sag, ipo5u nod 'sm etpd $500 pIp IdN
betra0enpe5 Yrivat-Q Qtnfcmmtn, m,bin Ter
lelbe tdgIid 1896 III Gjplp, ;. |. pro SNGr
circa $3.50, 900 Splb riu scrlebren" bat. -
Semlt abt ih's-rpie gcldgt-S Srmlth an
nauptg eben.--GS ipa ipaar-ptri6erl Fa>
ma ji,mIib pItle gGutt, ia, aud !3cDrge
seber, p,s rtpds sertn9rre &cptnt,n btjtebeN,
unp eenrpd, lebtn.
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3ur WnMrimt

Tit hem Iampfer @Scmtiehiaue" emsfnssn mir
id,te tirffd,s 9petidseH bpbmifd,t Safelbirnsn
(ssrpdneD, 9rpae iddfIid,e Suien, 9riiile ie gels
Dsiirnbcrser SSuecln, itatisniebe MdccarpnL Oh.
bpricm Asti,eusries, vcrlscrfe IN aafn Anmmerh
Ra,rIiVen, aSachbpieerbcercn, Sfobn RiinIncl=,
GoturiciI- llite Sauit>2 2aanien, Sbpcpiact. Saat'
Gel t., weas Irlttel mir ium WitetrperiGufe ~ ben
tMisfta Warttprsiieu empietlen.
S1Ueei s. pau 19ees,
0apprteurt rcn eurppa6en prceufteu
(04-) az 91a aHtA-Poitilnsrsar
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Drr AUfrrltanornr.
Gin 2ctcnSbile edusSplfetn
ven NJ. Sfpreen.

(6rrti euu8.)
Mad rent erlen 2lustduldDe Der 0etlple
n1bm er crnter p1s gS0rt:
Der SSe9 ltc8t nch ntdt 10 ttrn nor uns,
mic mir ipiln,ftn mpttten. 98r baben nod
mand,r Shwtertefctt Suitberipturtn, che mir
dn raS 9rbptftt 3irl 9clan9en tpnnen."
y9Sir rplrn gputlc unleren Sslcju1spldn
mitbrilcn,' prdh allnsr better; lit iptrp un5
laBrn. pb Iic ion biItst."
nSic mub uns Bel lCtner Iusfilbrun9 bel
f;ii, fltNte Grnlt binju. sd Babe tbr cine
pauptrc1s b0btt julteaht."
"Sas Grite rtrS ppbl ,ln gdn;liheS Ser
betmlthen unleres g8iroer0efunpenen icn
mUTcn," cntacSnetr ie nabpcntlt&. rGne
rutlitt5lric Snenbcit wIrcc bier wcRl niht
am Yl1yt lcn."
o0urtduS nibt," idlte @dlbprf. Wtt
rieer ipurrtn mir uujcr Spicl ihnrl 9e9en
unlerrn bpcr Sttnb pcrltertn. Du ipli bn
unS i'm UCBentbttIe gam ii6er matbtn, pa-
nit rr pcrerh uRisrrn TlGnen niht Dinefrno
In rCu y8cg rttt. QEtnn Gmmdl Gricl &C.,
iubrt Mir, 10 mllisn mir Gjt 8t8en Yin
lGSen."
sd brft. mtinrm G'cihlthtt Gbre ~ ma
tbm, iprah 2cutie, wrdae ptrPtr Mutbkum
SIrr5tn Befunren bate.
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l1fnf S6Srr toll. tlGriuae.

Spebsa empianstn aniere erie SenauHs teRer bcllGa
sifaerSariaas eiesdtrissa 8anacs.
9icbcl * @an 5tes.
177-) gr. 3i9, 9Set. .Salttmprcir.
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Gebriiber gScnbaml's

Tr. 207 Baltimore StraRe.
Ia mir auitsreemfbnlihe Wittcl ,ur ausrtisuns sra
5amilieu @rurten ue 6inefr gcr,raits tsten, 10 Ia
ben mir ale 9tcensen. pslt quite eilrer mad Gnrepa
lbtten mpei etn, Bel urS pcriulpredeu. lnrre Nrse
ine tinia. (Sft % 3nlt1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-12
How a DeclIne il Produced.

Pune blood makes us we'll, bad blood
makes us sick. Vnpors from poorly dIgeSted
food In the blood arc condensed upon the
various organs, and serve to make them
grow or repair their waste. Organs made
with a greater or lesser proportion OF such
materials cannot be sound. II the bad con-
dition OF blood continues but for few days
or weeks the body will be out of Eorts; and II
1t continues, the whole of tie body will in
lime be- renewed with Imperfect blood, and
the health bad; 1t is In n declIne-pOpularly
called n consumption.
Now Brandreth's Pills penetrate the whoIe
mass of blood, causing the expulsion of inn
purit!es, the body feels Relieved from n single
dose-whnt then may be expected from
twenty: By continuing their use the whole
OF the blood In limo becomes purified, and
the body reconstructed from good material,
the decline stopped, and new Lease OF life
secured. Principal ofice, Brandreth House,
New York. Sold by all druggists.
Ri
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nORNINa EDITION.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-12

TIE Ohio River Improyem ent sur
Yeying parties have concluded their
field work and returned home, The
engineering parties have been disband.
ed, and the assistants are at work mak-
Ing up their reports. According to IN.
surveys, the Ohio River lie not 30 lopr
as has been supposed, being only nine
hundred and sixty. seven miles. Five
hundred and thirty-two miles of river
have been cleared of wrecks and snaEs.
Many important improvements have
been completed and others projected.
Another season ofsuoh work will make
a change in the navigation OF the Ohio.
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rKI-wEEKLY EDirION.

r,IisuED EvKRY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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SECRETARY SCuoFIELD, General
George II. Thomas, General a. II.
Terry and Colonel Campbell and sew.
eral Senators and Representatives leave
Washington tonight or Sunday morn
ing for Chicago,to attend the reunion of
the armies which takes place there on
the 18Th and 10Th inslants. 1t is prob
able that they will be accompanied by
General Grant and several members OF
his staff.