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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
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WIDE READERS.

d WIN RAAG4Aos
IhAVe received many testimonials from pro-
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and various publications have shown. all OF
which are genuine The following letter
from highly educated and popular physician
IN Georgia, is cersunly one Of the most sensi-
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element knows exactly what he speaks Of and
his testimony deserves to be written in words
OF gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORN DESTROYER:
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June %, 1856.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
Great R 3 m 9 die $.
Bull Cedrrl BittGrs.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN

stoneY Point. White Co.. Ark, May =. 50
DR.. JOHN BUILD ar Sir: Last February
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and
get some Of your Sarsaparilla and Cetron
My son-in-law, who was with me IN The
store, had been down with the rheumatism
for so ne time, commenced on the bitters. and
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Dr. Codee, who has been in bad health sor
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sll'Taay xuNs.


Breyct Brigafier General John n t,,nd,x colonel
commanding he laird r.egnent infantry N. c., $.
NJ w. mas ss''eo ger >sai order notifying the COM
ihahu 70 p"'e iu ~ armed and equipped for annual
INSPECTION ." .rday, October TO- The regirnental
iihe WI nc >red IN rwenty-third street right rest
MS ou - >1rth avenue az halfpast twelve O'Clock
pioo'Se,r The following designations OF officers ia
We regiIYent aaye been acce1tod by The Commander
chlO.:-Capiain Fred. Boschert, Captain q. II.
moes''r, Captain =. r.. Waring, First Lieutenant u.
IUS following officers have been commissioned
Captan Z. j. Corbett, Captain Samuel Mcdonald
and First Lieutenant Richard Smith, sergeant
henry Gale has been appointed Quartermaster Ser
ge'4 mt OF company G..
Ahe Thirty-Seventh regiment will parade for IN
sDectlon and ill at the State Arsenal, seventh ave-
nue. on The evening OF October g. preparatory to the
annual inspection and muster. The Fourth regi-
ment Veteran LOuaves) viii parade rOr the same
purpose on the 10th OF October at the afmory, Sixth
avenue Regimental line will be formed at eight A.
NJ. precisely.
Colonel Anton Meyer directs the Fifth regiment, in
General Orders, TO parade for annual inspection ana
review on Monday, the 18TH OF October at the Regi-
mental Armory IN Hester street, AT twelve O'Clock,
noon. Major Godfrey viii inspect the armory OF the
Der Is, at seven O'Clock A. M.
regimenal court martial is ordered to assemble
at the armory, 69 sixth avenue, on Tuesday CActo
Der 20, for the trial Of all offences, denquencies and
deficiencies among the non-cOmmissioned Officers
musicians and prvates of the Fourth regiment Nete-
ran Zovaves Detail for the cOurt-Captan Z. s.
Baker, Jr.
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TEltGaApE.C NEWS ITEMS.

The wiie OF Lyman Locke, residing in South Bos-
ton, was burned to death Wednesday night by the
ignition OF Kerosene with which she was starting a
fire in the Kitchen.
Captain Schultz, ex-oflicer OF the federal army
living in Richmond Va, blew his brains out this
morning in the garden Of citizen from whose EN-
ployment he had been discharged. He leaves fam
lily IN New YORK city.
A Frenchman committed suicide In the market
house IN Nashville, Tenn, on Thursday night. by
shooting himself through the breast with pistol
The constant rains are seriously damaging the cot
ton crop of Middle Tennessee. The prospect now Is
that third less viii be produced than expected
the first OF the month.
The soldiers and Sailors Convention at Philadel-
pha on the 2d OF October promises to he "a grand
affair Massachusetts expects to be largely repre-
sented and has already perfected arrangements by
which her delegates viii be transported 10 and from
Philadelphia AT reduced rates The Union soldiers
and sailors OF Baltimore have also made arrange
Inents to attend the Convention In large numbers
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS lTsMi.

The French government has decreed 100000 for
improvements IN the harbor OF Cette, calculating on
the increase OF trac that the opening OF the Suez
canal Will cause to pass through that channel
priest OF small town near Pisa italy, seduced
ana afterwards eioped with % young girl. seventeen
Years Old In order to defray the travelling expenses
he robbed the figure OF the Madonna Of the church
where he omciated OF all ITS jewelry.
Private correspondence from Norlerney mentions
the presence OF French war steamer. which
for several days was busilv engaged IN taking
soundings AT the mouth Of the Ems and afterwards
In the small port OF Defzyl, Holland Surely this Is
another indication OF peace.
committee, having it, centre In Potiers and
operating throughout all the western part OF France,
has been collecting subscriptions for the supply OF
an immense number OF mules TO the Papal army
Finding its Efforts crowned with success IL has
commenced operations for the supply OF arms.
The secretary Of the Horticultural society OF Yer
sailes, France has published some curious data OF
ment OF the seine and Ose II reached the amount OF
fiapOo0: ut present II exceeds 100000 not taking
INTO account The sum spent by amateurs, which
averages $lI, 100000 In gold annually.
Great sensation was recently caused In Prague by
the suicide OF wen known retired Austrian cap
tam. From some papers found I'm his room N appears
that ne was victim Of the so-cacd American duel
that u. the TWO contendng parties place white
and black bail IN hat and the one who draws the
black Is In honor bound TO Kill himself within a
given time.
Chassepot bullet. mentions that the entrance wound
~ not larger than the tp of the little finger but that
Tue eSib ltaNcs Rnastly wound larger than the
crown OF hat, and adds:-Ihls little description
must delight NJ. de GirardiD, who wants to have the
khenls0 frontier, and who would without hesitation
sacrifice tfty thousand men taking good care that
nc VIII not figure as one or the number) TO arrive Ut
that hesdoratunl
inan entered cafe near TO Paris where after
parlokiR freely he sad that having only two francs
leil ne could MOI drink any more he wanted that
sum 10 purchase charcoal enough to suifocaie hm
sell. nonsense" replied the landlord; "for ten
centiihes you can buy rope enough TO hang YOUR
sell. II Oh re figItN said ma
ngv spepl al but the ten cenumes. The next MORN.
ing MS Dody was found hanging to branch of n
tree In front Of the cafe.
During the month of August the meters OF the Fish.
m0ngers Company In London seized l6d COS diseased
hsh az anu near Billtngsgate market and In boats
lying on snere They consisted of 10 brs, z6s cod,
10 dorles, 1860 dabs, 80 guardfsh, $500 gurncts,
SI44 haddocks, hake. $3.50 behring's 257 ling LIZA
Holsters. 40 mackerel, 2b4 muets 1894 place. -
salmon weighing 32g poundsl, 4s4 skate, $50 smets
2,27I soes 98s toOrnbacks, 81 trout 1872 turbot and
$50 whiting. There were also seized 400 pounds
OF codsounds 80 pounds ofees l2l0 bushels OF mus
cles, 723 gallons Of shrlmps and gallons ~ White
bali.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED LA.cENY.-Maria Morgan, Rebecca Nor
gan and Margaret MiXsell, residing at No. Is Grand
street, were arrested last night on complaint of
Frank Reynolds, OF No. SO Centre street. charged
with the larceny OF nine twenty-dollar bills, and
taken To The Eighth precinct police station. When
Reynolds visited the station house 10 make COM
plant he wa, so mucn under the influence of liquor
tnat he was locked likewise a charge OF intoxi-
cation.
RUNAWAY ACcIpESr-wham Fisher, while driv-
ing through the Bowery last night, when near
Chatham street his horse ran away and he was
thrown out OF his wagon and severely injured. lie
was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
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CLEARED.

Steamship Palmyra (Br Watson, Liverpool Queens
town. Cunard.
Steamship Weser NG), wenke, Bremen via Southamp.
ton--Oelrichs a. Co.
Steamship Henry Chauncey, Conner, Aspinwall-Pac6c
Mail Steamship Co. t..
Steamship Eagle, Greene Havana Mail Steam.
ship Go.
Steamship Gen Barnes Morton Savannah Livingston,
Fox h Co. -
Steamship ? Clyde, Powell. Wilmington. NC-J Hand
Steamship Dirigo Johnson Portland-~J Ames.
Steamship Nereus Bearse Boston-WP CLYDE
Bark Fannie Carver, Havre-Walsh, Field Il Way
Brig Ruth (Br Dyer, Trlese--G Buley.
Brig Callao, Buchanan, Cow Bay-Thompson & Hunter
Brig Iacyon (Br, McNiel, Weymouth NS-C randall, Um
phrsy h Co.
Co. y '~
Brig Annie knight, knight Philadelphia Son
Co. - - -
Schr WINS, Bodine, Newbern-Thomas Holmes.
schr Ifclen Northup, Providence-H W Jackson w.
Schr l. Q Hail. Hail. Providence w jackson.
Sehr Pointer, Nichols Brstol--H W jackson.
Schr America, Reynolds, BrisolH W Jackson
Schr Acken, Hobbc, Stamford.
steamer Anthracite, Cream, Philadelphia
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TELEe'ApHiC POLITICAL ITEMS.
Republican Meeting in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dispensed With.

PTrrsBURG Pa, Sept. "a 1865.
The weather to-day was unfavorable for the repub-
lican demonstration here. drenching rain con-
tnued to fall during the entire time allotted for the
moving Of the procession, which, however, was
nearly two hours in passing a given point Many
buildings were decorated with flags, banners, mot
toes, DC Business was partially suspended The
streets We're thr0nged with spectators The process
SION after marching over the entire route, without
holding meeting dlsbanded. The speeches, which
were to have been made Allegheny Common,
were postponed to a more propitious occasion.
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Large Democra,ic Meeting in Hackettstown.

HAcKETrsrowN, N j., Sept. "a, 1868.
large democratic mass meeting was held here
to-day continuing from TWO o'clock in the afternoon
till ten in the evening. Colonel Valentine presided
and ID. b. Harvey acted as secretary. Speeches
were made by r. i. Randolph. candidate for Cover
nor; John y. Stockton Ex-Governor Parker. J. Dag
get Hunt and John T. Bird, candidate for Congress.
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Weather Along the Coast.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the our
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery packages
will be by the following extract proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1858 -
Resolved, That and after April l. 1865 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
Ry- The Office Of the Herald yachts JAMES and
JRASNETTE s at Whitehall slip. All Communications
owners and consgnees 20 the masters OF inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free Of charge.
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NEW JERSEY Politics.


NtpubIfcHu HatiUclfi6n NettlnK IN NeWtOM.
NEWTON. n. j., Sept. "a, 1868.
The republicans Of Sussex county, notwthstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather held an immense
meeting at their new wigwam to-day and tonight TO
welcome General Fitzpatrick 10 his bOyhOOds home.
He was escorted by large cavalcade Of his friends
and fellowcitizens to the beautiful place OF meeting,
where he entertained his hearers under almost
drenching rain, for two hours, in advocacy oI the
Union cause.
large party came from Newark I'm special train
and the surrounding country to attend the meeting.
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Under The auspices OF the German Grant and
Coifax Central Campaign club the German repub
lcans assembled lin mass" NJ the large hail OF the
Germsnia Assembly Rooms last night. About 1900
persons were present. of whom nearly 100 were
ladies. Dr jacob presided. BEING called away in
the course OF the meeting. Dr. Fr. Schuetz was sub
stltued and presided to the end OF the proceedings
The hall decorated for the occasion with plenty
OF Hays. the North German colOrs among them:
ne-szed portrait OF General Grant on mis- white
charger-a very bad portrait and very badly
paintcd--other portraits Of Grant and COlfax on
shields carried by the several ward and district
clubs. were placed around the platform as they
arrived. In 'front.' was a transparency with The por-
traits Of the candidates ana the usual Inscription
4 band of music was also III attendance.
The first speaker introduced was Dr. Kracko-
wiczer, who spoke IN general way upon the Issues
Of he campaign resulting from the treason OF the
Southern democrats and their continued hostility 10
the Union. He was followed by DR.. Won Hoist, who
was very severe on the rebels OF the south all Soy
mour men. VINO. with black masks, drive Union men
from their homes and firesides: he hoped that the
victory ~ the republican party Will drive these
min--the democrats North and SOuth-iOrcyer from
Ole field 81 action he closed with o paraphrase OF
,oethe's poem. The Erl-king,' adapted to the cam
paign.
SIR. ". Weber spoke next In satircai vein and
severely sarcastic against the Germans who adhere
~ The democratic party. Next TO him came Raphael
Wei, VI Gemshach, who IN hts well known enthu-
siastic manner warmed M with his subject and
called upon his hearers TO stand by Grant aud Col
flX. The speaking. on the whole, was able, AMI the
asiemblage enthusiastically applauded each orator
IN hts turn.
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The following Congressional nominations were
made to-day by the repubcans-First district,
Henry X. Torber, OF Cecil county: Second district,
John II. Ensor OF Baltimore county; Third district,
General Adam King, OF Baltimore city; Fourth dis
trct, Daniel Weisel; Fifth district Wm j. Albert, OF
Baltimore county.
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New HAVEN, Sept "a, 1885,
yhe republicans held meeting here tonight at
which Chauncey NJ Depew, OF New York. delivered
an eloauen1 address The Boys IN Blue saraded.
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Err rs, 1868 TRIPLE SHEET.


schr Escort, Bhilips, BysAeep~r
schr Joseph Potts, Robbins. iiridgerDr.
SehT Sarah Tompkins Brown, rideepo,t %
ScLr BRAVO, Kelsey, Portland Il 'I
sehr y Buckingham, Lewis. Pa tlsld, a.
Schr Fred Hall, Cha man, Portland g.. for Harlem.
Sehr Jane M Brainard, hay, Portland. O..
schr DAVID CuiFie Read, Portland, ".
Schr Maria Louisa, Smith, s,oni, etun.
Schr Wm Camp, Payies, ntrhy
Schg staten Island, B..heock Erauford
Senr crusade, Davis, Miissr,e Point
Schr Lite NnaTe, Da ~, t.feeup5rt
scfr Henry trosby, Potter Orient for Pbadelpha.
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SAIlEll


Steamships Wiser, Bremen Palrny1a Liverpool heBry
Shannsey Aspnwali Eaele, Havana; Gen Barnes says
Alex Miken, kenedios and sasua Also sailed 2Si steam
sp mississippi ko Janeiroi ship ramerane, Philadelphia
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The Proposed Debate Between the Two Ger.
man Leaders.

The arrangements for the proposed public debate
between Dr. Friedrich schuetz, republican cand-
Date Tor elector, ana Mr. o. OttendOrfer, demo-
cratic candidate Tor The onlce, progressing.
The doctor has chosen Dr. Il. Krackowiczer and DR..
Alfred Esbe and Mr.. OttenGOrfer's committee are
Colonel Z. j. Joachimsen and Mr.. j. J. Friedman.
The debate win take place towards the latter part OF
October
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOOD SENsATIONi
\ r. r. r..

GOOD SENSATIONi
GREAT SENSATION
N'' 0'"Ao ~ AN INSTANT
crncans pain IN an instant without employing ~" sus d en
gerous agents as ehoroforp. opium rnorpb sronc
ether &C., was first made known IL - "'''
This remedy accumulated fn Ss woaserfa and
Afforded relief the moment was applied 20 he
relieved the paen, Of violent eTcracisns
Every kind Of pain, whether Rheumatism Neuralgia Innu,
EVA sore Throat Nervous Headache Toothache Pains
ssss A% +: s.s application
ss ss:s9. .fs ::' sss
ever % s
80; and :. h.a".'. Ready Relief great, Improved IN
we then started 10 its mission Of relieving the naru,
as the Cottage. Of Se classes Of :ysry Ssan We"
Sold oy dress a, so cant. per bo, and Al
No: s. Maiden lane: --,--------- -
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ropods ss Broadway xnasoncsy Adapted shoe. for pa
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different States deser!io osen.
frcc. NJ. hoWEs, %aornsy, 's 70 Sss.s" street
"A different States; deserton, drunkenness nou support
tsned hdvce sres Ho p"'"cy' no e""se VI" W"
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~ any state without publicity OF EXPOSURE good every
sarsn,ssa es' IN "'''nee' 'on'uAops he'' snco's'
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German Democratic Central Campaign Asso.
citation.

citation.
The meeting, which was nuInerously attended,
called to order by the President OF the assoca-
tion Mr.. o. Ottendorier, Mr. A. Goettmann acting as
secretary. After The reading OF the minutes and
their adoption delegates from Gewly organized
German democratic ward and dyirict clubs were an
nounced ana their credeotia referred TO the Stad.
ing Committee, WHICH shorty after reported IN IA
xor OF ther admission ayd they were so admitted.
changing the Iofmet resolution, and it was agreed
not 10 take part IN captain Rynders procession on
the ON ol octoDee but Go join the Tammany demon
slration on the 5th and an extra meeting wi.l be
heid 10 make ~, necessary arrangements.
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racy, and he, 8s well as the next speaker Mr.. y. V.
Ewing entered largely into tine quessOns isse, ine
manner OF radical reconstruction, the niSadIinls "a
tion OF the fnancos Tie corruption OF the paIbY IN
power, the heavy burden Of taxation.
DR.. PIN. Morale followed aid at length entered
into the grave questions pending ana aifer discuss
jna taem ia an alle inal.loI from the democratic
standpoint he recTfeI 20 Tie Sss election and me
Excise law, ard the manner In which he treated
them set the wnole assembly IN a blaze
Messrs. Rie.o. and Well % liruhl--the latter The
uncle Of the Wet of Cemshach. who spoke n tie
republican mass meotnG--sp3hc briefly, and ,hen
the meeting adjourned. It