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For additional Marine Ne,os see Inside Paoe,.
PORT OF PAILADELPHIA.......No NovEMBER d.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT TAE EVENING rBLE.
A. M.........bl II A. M.......55l2 p. M...... az
CLEARED TaIs MORNING
BrE aaas Rs RRsnef P.oyas.G SSds TsaiSa %
scnT ocean Traveller. Adams, Beve iy. Day, Huddeu
schf argus Eve Mayhem, Boston. do
sSST sSST w. = ssag;6 RSsSgS,eR Tsts% sly1s Point do
scbf L A. Rose Rose Lynn. So
Scbr Lena Hunter, Perry, b Iston. do
@ schI Evle M Dayis, & Johnson Salem w. a. Johnss 8ro
sGas Ids T. Wrheeer Dyer Portland W.nneaacher
schr D. v. slresKer, vangiIder. b ston Tyler q o.,
schr Casper Hett Sloe. klchmoud. Auienried, Nor.
scsT S B wheeler, Lloyd. Boston, BordA, Keller a
schr Charlotte Fish, Strong. 1stOn, Scott Walter a
sonr E. F. Cabads. Swain. ohsrleston. d.
schr II. H sagnE Willie Ls, Wa1nington.. do.
schr D Brillain. Springer, Boston. captain. uo'
schr Katie Paige. Ha'ey. Boston, Captain.
ARRIVED THIs MORNING.
brig PIentiss q DDS: snow, d~ys from Bangor
sShI Ocean TIsvsiisf "a Adams from Beverly
sSSr @ M TIL TitSn ON. FsnS1PssS nn from Irom - sse%.
sem 4 A., n sstI,Id Hansen Hansen , Iro@ & Nss York.
schT Joseph wilson, lmers, from BI,Gn.
sSSr " 3 DoEsh!en, eI,na ls,e% mr. ron sostOn.
Schr Casper aeft. Shoe from Trenton NJ. j.
kchr L. A. Rose, Rose. frem Egg Hstbor.
MEMORANDA.
ultlmO. -N''
Ship ]. Q. Royntnn, wavooit from New York for
PhiladeIphia put back TO s andy ok We lerday the
tug having her Ia cnaTge briug unable TO tow ner.
Steamship Brunette Howe hence at New York
BAique J; 7. Thiermann, Nordenholt, hence at Brs.
mt Thnven 20th ult
Brig CEaTewnz from Patras for Philadelphia, was
spoken 4th u I. of Malaga. w"
Brig Anna M. Knight, Knight, hence, at Oardenaa
Esd ult. ~"
Can't. Young, OF brig Josephine. now at ProvIdeuce
Tom Savannah, reports experienced heavy weather
and head winds the entire passage OF II davs. but
lAdelphia, died OF consum p'ioa.
by TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Nov. 8. - Arrived, steamship Moro
Castle, from Havana.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
N oOdie iron, Liverpool. '
6Ieemship st. Laurent. Bocande from HaVra.
9aTque NepIUn. Lentz. from Liverpool.
BRTque Lakemba. Rood, from Shields
BAIque ZiEine, 6heston from Oette.
Barque Huntrsss, Vincent nom DeniA -
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presidential Electors chosen by Legislatures.
PENN NsYLVANIA.

The Latest Returns by Counties.
In the following table is given the majority
In each county ia the State, according TO the
latest returns, as compared with the majority
at the October election for Auditor General:- .
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A "portable power for sewing machines
and ohurns" has been invented. Query-Is
it dogf
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-Ihis mOrnngle pOld nnatatinns rnnnried

-Messrs De Haven &Brotner, No. 40 South
Third street, report the folio owing rates of ex-
@1l2a; do. 1852, l0649 1908; do. 1854. Ie4t@
105; do, 1865. l042G1054: dc. 1865, new. l070
1919; do. 1867, new, 1913 11Os, DO, 1868, lC7}
@lOSf; do, 6s, l040s, los 6l05l. Due Com.
Silver, 12s@13O3.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as foliows:--U. 8, 6s of
1881, 1l2@l12a; old 5-20s, do. lO60l07; new
July, 1865, 1O7@lOs; do. lse7 IO7lGalOsi; do.
1868, 10746 1881; l0-40s, lO300lO4. Gold, i322.
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The FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
A REORGANIZATION by states.

The New York Tribune this morDlng gives the
following recapitularon Of the members OF Con-
prets elect:-
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New Hampshire will elect Republicans next
spring, and Connec icuL 2 of each party, making
the total la Republicans 10 So DEMOCRATS.
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The Union Pacific Railroad are forwarding
snow -plOughs TO the end Of their track.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIG,ENCE.

For additional Marine Ne,0s see Inside PAGES.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA A.....,NoVEMBeR n
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT TAK EVENING rELK
GRAP1 OFFICE.
2 A. Mr..,..u..blIl III A. M......,,....652 p M - 40
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NE W YORK.

The Legislatures of these States elect United
States Senators.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Arrived, eteAnnahIn Cuh
N oOde from Liverpool. ~
sIssmship st. Laurent. BocAnde. from Havrs,
BaIque NepIun, Lentz. from Liverpool,
BRTque Lakemba. Rood. from Shields.
BAIQue ZiEine Shelston from OeLto.
BArque Huntress, Vincent. frOm DeniA
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MEMORANDA
pOMEsTIO PORTS

NEW YORK, Nov. g. = Arrived, steamship No
Castle, from Havana.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-18

Probably never before in The whole history Of
ueiicIne, has thing won 90 widely and so deeply
upOn the confidence Of mankind, a. this excellent,
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Ihrongh . long
series Of years, and among most 81 IN racea OF
men & has risen higher and higher 10 their cstlma.
don, o. Il has become better known. IL uniform
character and power to cure the vario0eAdectiOns
of the lungs and throat have made y known - re-
liable protector against them. Nhile adapted g
- the Same time TIE most eectuel remedy that can
IS given for inciptcnt consumption. and the dan
scrous affections or The throat md lungs. A. pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of CTcMp. should
b kept ON hand !. every family. ena indeed q q,
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although scaled CeasMnsPstsn y Thought IN
curablc stil great numbcrs Of cases where the dis.
ease scesnsd settled, have been completely cured,
and the pNaient restored 70 sound health BY tho
OA@rry Pssserss. So compsste q iss mastery
d. psest obstinate Of them yield TO It. When moth
ja9 else could reach tincm, under The Cherry Pee
te101 they eubsf1o and disappear.
Ses0ers SOD l'ssssto SPEAKER hnd great pro-
1ssSsss i always relieved and often wholly
Hreschiels Il generaily cured by taking the
Cherry Peeeeral In small and frequent doses.
60 generally ars ~ virtues Known that Il 10 un.
necessary 70 publish the certificates of them here,
or DO moro taa asears - public that - qualities
arc fully mainfained.
Prsp9re9 ~
DE. J. o. AYJ1 = CO., LOWELL, MASS.
For sale By Mcnamara 4 Belts, Upton, and
Druggists generally
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Roofing and SpOuting.

My principal hand has worked forty years at
the business; his name is WIN. Il. HAM.
thing that comes along. My GREAT EMIAO-
RIUMwill be found in the VIRGIN BLOCK,
Upton Iowa, where win be happy to smile on
backs and will make you happy by present.
Ing you with my goods In exchange for them.
e0yl VIM. H. HAMMOND.
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DUY your Jars and Crooks At
ID ALDENs.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Fer NH the Durposes u . Laxative He'd.
iclne.
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NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the 81 either Of these rems.
dies They will cure every Case Of MAKASMES,
without l1ii. s. & -
Thousands 81 certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the proprietor hut space will allow II tho
publication u but few. Those il i'll br observed
are Of note and u such standing that they must
he believed.
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Perhaps no one inedi-
cine Is SO universally re-
quired by everybody as
. cathartic, nor was ever
any before so UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, q this mild
but efficient purgative
PNl. The obvious rca.
son is, that it is . morcTe-
liable and Ear more e6ec.
tual remedy than any
0fhAp ThnaA ~hn. h q vn
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HIGH DEyILTRY IN HIGH LEE
The Davenport Gazette thus chronicles
the elopement Of Ex-senator Larrimer,
Of Scott County with the wife of his
own brother-in-law. In connection
with this We might state that Larrim-
er's letter Of resignation to Gov. Merrill
was written at Omaha, and enclosed in
another envelope to Chicago, with the
request that it be mailed there. The
Postmaster forwarded the letter with a
statement of the request. The letter Of
resignition to the Governor closed with
q romantic FAREWELL" The Gazette
says:
For more than a week most painful
rulnor concerning ex Senator Larrimer
have been in circulation here. They
are substantially-that he has eloped
from LeCiaifs with the the wife Of his
brothsr-in-lsw, Mr.. John Robinson.-
We paid no attention tn these damag.
ing statements In the Gazette. because
we, from our knowledge 1t the man
supposed they were without founda-
ton. $40
1t is now stated that Mr. Larimer has
been seen at Cheyenne on his way to
ruin via the route to Utah and California
in company with Mrs. r. Clarence Rod
gers LeClaire lad is the source of this
information. The guilty parties II they
beguilty, left LeClaire in the night,
two weeks ago, Mr.. l.. having frst
drought his wife to this city, and sent
sher to Blue Grass. where some Of her
relatives live. Returning to LeClaire
lin conveyance hired of one of our liv-
cry men, he went to Mrs. RS house and
found her ready with her three children
!. tn accompany him. The baggage was
shauled out Of window, and the par
ties left On their career to perdition. Mr..
LIS son aged ten years, accompanied
them. At Camanche they took the cars
for the west, and Rodgers sends news
of them from Camanche as above stat
cd.
We learn that Mrs. Larrimer, who is
a most excellent woman, believes that
her husband has not deserted her, but
Gays he is away on business. 1t is stated
Hilat Mr. and Mrs. Robinson have led
lives for some time, and that
Mrs. Il. frequently told Mrs. L. that she
Intended leaving her husband ut no
very distant day. Four children re-
main with Mrs. Larime-.
Larrimer & Robinson had taken the
contract for building the new court house
1t Wintcrset, Madison county, and have
been working together for some weeks.
Larrimer returned three weeks ago,
eaving Mr.. Robinson to prosecute the
work, aud thus had time to perfect his
plans. His partner Is an up
sght man, highly esteemed blythe cit
ems ef fepl4lfs: lie need only scr,
nd his wife AaVo l'layed him false, lie
~ell rid ofaieco6badr&l and 3 vile wo-
I9jli 81. 80 49, -. !.
we await the condrmatiqn or oyer
INV 6ftile hopes of'Mf. Ii fel4tites
j friends tofoFe commenting further |
u u h;sl 20 believe he has thus CIV |
the lie to, lie OF uprigutness.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03
GpuQrcB +.

Idibtn 9tpn, 2. Suit. - (Sendt.)
Gin 0efdtnrtibsitIub ipeseu 3ulaiIlhs crn
6 iunsen Sapaneirn sur Wartne : Afdosntte
in annapDlls auf Spiten ner jaranell6en
Stc9ttrun9 paliirt.
Y. g. Q8ctt, crpGblter Seratpr iUr Sic"
ripa, fptrp etnorNhpGrrr.
Gpmunbs fUbrt cine BID Elm, sOrnad fer
Gpn9rCB lth CUR naGitcn Sefitcn anltaEt nes
|. WipntagS in Desember, am 3. Nirltdg I'M
NrSember oerIImnleln lpQ.
$aItericn, 81. . s fubrt cine Bin r9Gati,
Ginflbruna ron Setpnomie int ftplon0tt'
| lden unp GcnIular Gp,ps elm.
Die Galifprnter Gtienb1bnbta ptro dut>
1frpmnten.
Spbnlpn faDrt cine SID IN Sa4su Der
yWpunt @ernon Gables Aicciattpn" Gin.
Cine 9~Ibenrfgune Wtrp anbcrauntt.
Die &tSil~ &pprcprtattpn8Dta Wtrc auf9e'
npntmen.
(6aus.) 6opper pom 6inanjau8ldu0 be-
ricptct ilter Die Bill sur @elteuerun9 her Gin
len Ron Scr. Cts bli8attpneR, Sn Druid
beprbfrt. 0a5 Gpnltte ~reierotrt ltd n1s Sp-
pplitjDnsrebt.
SteeenS bertdtet et Bill pC9elt &bctlung
ppn 5cra$ elm. Sn Druid bepIpcrt.
015 6aus ntmmt bic 8ert6te ocS Nu5'
ihufes fur &anpdnlprild)e auf uno cpnItttltri
IT'D tppam ais Ylen1rdu5ftuB tber re Gre
tutip-, Qegtslattp- II. Suitti> Appropriations
@tl unb rie be5i9li6n SenatS = Anenre'
ItentS.
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Sn Sartfprb, Conn, tpurte am LEFT .
ten Ttenita9 al Der Gtienbdbnfreutun8 III
|'tcr 9Btneicritrdbe eurd ctnct gram ttr
,6artfcre- Hrppteence" ltno Tttbftl'Gllsltr
ba6r" Gin untefdntter Mdnn uberflbret uno
tGelth Scrlfst. Gr mag ipCbl etfpa So Sabre
ait icin, mar pctl 9%etlrtret, tnbefen fanr man
nidt9 an ibm, ipas Ieins arrrile bdtte ansru'
ten tSnnen.
- Die 8epublifaner ron Berr,prt bttlten
Itttrp1 in burlington tbre StdatSs Con-
sention untcr 8oriiB hes Wai. 9Snt. 8cune5
| ppn Gbeiter al. Tte Npminattpnen lautcn
fir bic ecnenmdrtt9rn &%nt5inblbrr. Tie
Ghicd9p~ Yldttfprm purbc tnppiFtrtu II. Grants
unb Gptflr'S Rpmtnatipn 9utsebetbcn.
- Gte SDltpner ySdute' unb Seeer'9fa'
ttpnaltdnf," ipclhe mldn9it burd bic Inter
I6leife iGre5 Gailirrs $4,000 perlpr, iCiat
an, ban lte feline Capitals Gerlufe e%rlt!tcN
uni ttre Sci40ftr fprtjufl9rrn RE Nittel
babe.
- Sn Columbus, 8, ITO Gen. Grant
am Mtttrph 1uf ictner Setie mad Gem 9Sc'
ten pdiftrte. nurpP er enitufiaittid empf1n-
gen unb erbtrlt arpbGrtt9e SSatienen.
- Die republifdnii&e Stdat8sG Contention
Dpn WtGt9dn IN GetrDit npnttnirte s. y.
8aIertn fur GDuSerneur, Mpr9dn Bates fur
8isesGpus. unb Tpiobt MaY fir @en. .@lt.
malt. 8ie anpercn @eamtrn iinb piepcr no
minirt.
Der Camper Sam Gjats" S~ertrannte
Dor sgrrpn &pf" AM W2tfpurt NIT pDler
eaeuna.
- Sn Ct. Qpui8 tpurSe eer GrsSdba65s
SnIpertpr 80. s. 9Crea ipe9en llntcrldletfS
Derbaftet tnb rntfr $1,000 SIr9f0dft &C.
lteQt.
- 0pub. Sentpn Bat haS Gctesurtbctl 6Gt
WDrber5 9d!rtf Callahan auf 5~idbri9t
3uht6dusirafc 9cmilcert.
- Sen. Sppdro berttetSi0te In elmer Su
Detroit ~aebaltencn &epe has Srat9elaIenen
Bureau ae9en bic renieltrn CUR san 9rlegter
Acknowledgement perf6tebener Nrt.
- 8ufis Gubptg, her feline Srdunnh IL
td9t9er Gbe erinprcetr, lit an 26. Stunt IL
S0ttsburA sc, 9cbdnot mprrcn. 6,
9tn9, cine Gtaorre rduGenr, auf's SNdTctt
bort anQrfpmntcn ieSph mebrta or lid In Der,
speifelter @etfe uno mu6te grpalt; am al
ben @atnen 9eidleFpt prrbtn.
- Die 3eraier 9eteaaten sur fenpsrati
fhcn Natipndl ? Convention berldnlet BIZ
Gntfernun8 @rn. &rYnplDS, Sprn gpmmanrt
iene8 St1ates, unp fpl benz 8ernebnten mad
her @raifpcnt SeriprpGcn bdben, Sbert Sra.
BAN an heifsn Strac III fteen.
Cine 3pct9b1bn spn GmmittSbure ;uI
Wcltlthrn Wnr9tdnp > Giienbubn, in tinrl
2dn9e BON I WCtlen, pirb frpiefttrt.
= Gin Sarbtsrr, Namen8 SCbn Quincy
in &tdulcnD, 8d., Der itd Dor bem &riest
nit $4,000 lps9efauft 1lnp $1400 atbe5dtt
Bate, ianbte ticirr Sage, treebem er jes
Nidt6 rtebr gu Sdblen fhuiptn mare, ietnej
e~inhi1en 6errin tcn Sbrrf BON 5000 elm.
- Ter Ser. St.e S6asmetiter sablt ae
0cnmdrttS bic l847-l948.er 4nlebens.S b
ij9dtipncn aus.
- Die @iratnider geb6rteR taben npd
feline &ntattrn Sur !3htlun1 btr 3ulicn tbrc
Stddt6ifult Sprt l. bs. Mts. 9etrpfen.
- Setn Nitnor grtts pirb ais IN ieiitr
Setltatb Gulprppcr, ga., 9efdbrtt4 crtranf
seI6ilbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03
sieueites aus WaIbingtol.

@ dbtngtpn, 2. Suit Die ttretts
Srpdbnte Yrpflamatipn Der Grfcutipe in @ts
qua auf bic adsentetne amneffie tptrb fur
ubermcraen ertrartet. Man bait pdfar, hap
teinertet Beldrdnfung Settens pes Gcn8rtl'
les al, pisien,, ben epnititutcneaen Sefusnti'
Zen pes Srdlbentsn unbefhrdnft dntetr,9t'
iteaten Afts S!as areiftn fSnnt. @lethseiS
tia ipasn am A. Suit nod arberfpcitt9e Gr'
Sfnunaen pes Grsfuttp> 9ureau's erfpl9tn,
pslhe atlsemeiner Mnaabme sufclse etntrl
gBefiel m Gabinste IN iih besretien burt
ten.
Die Don 8pbert s. 81lfer I'M Iuftrasc
Res W~atipnat> Grseutio> Gpmit's fur bic GcR'
Yentipn rom a. Suli pprbereitete Slattfprn,
fnbet aIaemeine unb enttuiiaftite Stat8uns
,lnp es tpirr peren annatnte erYpartet. Dies
wlrbe tie 7. Yiattform iein, fpelte Walfel
sotberetiet, unp bic jerpetltse bemcfrdtiitt
@attpnaLG pnpentipn anstnpntnet bate.
Die Strains mad Weir> ycrt iine ~fprttpdb'
reip Bic sur duberftn SraB> rnb Safunss'
Satiafeit seflat.
Gcntre. &pmtrol 1tps. 3urner, jara @crt
mannp pes Cub pacific efhtpaoers btpr
bert, III MD Yananta a%b9esaneen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03
Yufnl.s Icrihte nlIs Mobilization

0dftlnBtpr, 2, Suit Braucns
tampf.D - Trdu 9rptl5 mo Over 9ertetter
bcute in Strcit u. purpen Spr &tGter Ganb
lebraht. Gritere purbc peotn 8cranlllcne
zines @cmetri barenS I'M 5000 geitrdft, VcB
tere rpe9en 8efd9rlidcr 0robunl CUR &lr9'
i6aft5 2cttun3 fir SrircrnEbaItUl8 9ejpul
gen.
(Stte.) - Der Gbcrmomrter Srt9te tcltc
UNI , llbr 81 grdb i'm Sh1tten.
tARprpperiuh. l-Gbrtl0pb 9ptl09cr idcl
9elteln auf NpltSiit SEQ. 2usttN uno ser
punNete i'm gefdtrltM IN ter 9rnl, "
puros Serbaftet Wps HCr Die WciHpcrrler
beittmmt.
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glnS l%SnihinatpIl.

Darlington, 2. Sult.-(Dtc Ablea'
uns NteDppel's.) Der @rdiipent bat Ben
Stabshef PES @ensrais Grant angeptelsn.
rem Gen. RtIppel su teleer1fetrcn, sab
rr BON pem 9ttnit ais GDmmanpant pss 4
Wilttarpiitrtfts ab9elpi't lei itnc Dap CT I'D
pbne 8ersua int S!tessoepartrnent au mel
ben babe. Sen. Mlen s. @tlem bat raj
Gpnmanbp III iibernetnten.
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obsratieutenant s.. @. @tantcse rsurbe

SbfrItIteltenlnf Y. ". GInnIrpe WITpt
son benz Srie9Sssrt6ts lp59eipro6en.
Die GtatubrsJrl Ginnabmen in rcr Belt
ppn, %, his 80. Stunt ~bctruacn: i'll !Hntrn
prn 3cwrgorf $2,25S,000; philadelphia
$3.50, 709. us; gptcn $3l2,675.52; Gan
Sran5iScp $685. 500 .98. Su(ammgn 49,"
055'IS9.S.
Die Observation-Disclosures prn tcutc tsdr
81, 236, 392. 80.
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81 pic acknowledgements l.n.n

RS~ Gie .HiabGma"sG lniprid,c liegen n
iar Sslissua8 SUr, unb tte { eiidc Neaierups b
@srIdrasn mad id~icbsridierlider Grlstisups Fun.
tsn. Inter hen Estarrtif atllcut Nem1ttten 5cri
atn bttiutsn iro t~isient6eu eer utstaG eegenni
uup asidattittitt1cn Z. Is 2lpcr s Suirp. Fl
Brrtb epn 9trisntuuBen pom 8iri6fn gruamtttsl
~Ia3arile. Gstermtttsl uuS ytara moo Sreapu,
%erursr's Sdiel uut ruiiiidrm gmsrita welde al
,Wnna 5hmttt' uabc her 3lie spn sitaneril
lbrt wptten Frb. 5p al3erein III lie aHR'ntunf
Wlitttl. saB ~oiefstttn faft All isSrmNseTe u~utsrpro
mt tic 6irma Z. Is. Mpcr S Gprip. serilb
smti en- eie ~pt.rsa unt uHteren @iibltrtre" I'D &
pferter Iaupnru. GGsr lie 1T Betlnnt eafir,
fur itr Rs6t sinlatrctsn mS asieIbe ,u s~rtaaera
CgDaf6tratrncr, D. 6. "Rspubntan.H tSu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03

o. Et' W" @oftirunrt' uus tsaSar
$tcile 0CIue Segiran DlcDet her.
giriitCn urc d,iriirgiid,s Cperatiofiru rnu6ibis
Ieporeen! Der uiidjdebdre GeaelI Dec Iiiaen:
iidltcs eitrdb ben S5cbrdidj her iieu patentirteiI
rerbeicrtcu @ifeitbeiits 2ii sciIsSSeoser VI eiiIcr iii;
rlttetbrcdjenen &Scblthdt ~aernacrt!
Niels nnierer berperrd0elefen &erits, Nuaeharite'
StWsenttl lno DsidIi&en bdteH itr QnaeuliG,t wisfer'
fpmrten unt tinb tducrrb 9sbsit ppreeit rrni
1. 1eidrddtsr Scbtrdtt;
2. Nre&bpppie oeer WGitiih:Dfeit;
3. GtterUfie prer NtaCniGudfe;
4. Griphgre ceer lau'ent, = Nfer t6rdfsnhth Auaea;
b. bpien MpRen;
g. Sdpdds Der Rssbett cpt yes Setnerrsn;
!. Sptttalmte pesr GEtSnn. aug he's &uass uns fsiHt:
ur9etrns;
s. stotppbUbis Stsr ei6tfteu;
q. uettraittrtnaunA her guaer;
10. Wnpfefepie cber 6~liirntern son 2fedfH, Euaftttt oeei
&prperGen prr ben Muaen;
IL. anndurpls peer benz idparjen STAR, l~tctdlfr ger'
t%unfeluna Res gu6enlidts;
IL. eatarati pter Rem grausn StGare, B. /. t~heilpetlct
Bliretett, iprts eneItb ten fflin,ntssr llrore'
ssscnnsal,n lam esiltt @lFsnbcin.g tuaenbedlsr etne
pnlfe srn Spflcr oesr Wfcciitit aftraGdsn, lphaB e.
lpfprttNe ppblttatine 9~leiultate erSieit une nir cine Vrtut
traudt Ster, ipenn sr GIVE ipidt ieFt trdat, lie fur INNER
lei oeite leaeil tunr.
prItsr ~sarantirt ~rrcrtsr, trrnen in unfsrtm Bureau eiE'
gDir semdbrletfsn In ietem 8aae, ne man tic @e-
brauhs.a nnetlnnsen 8endu tetoIst, Setiuta Uetr Geber
eas Selb lnrid.
Bet auesnar,ien unb asptbstera ,u tater.
9Der Iniere As Seiten itarit Nbba'ietitti9 iibfr bds
Iusc franco nit umacbcntsr Net ,uGei4ti. ~ tater
pttnltt, ftids ieine rple AereHs an
Spr 9j7 y. y. aDr. ,. Sdf = Spmp.,
Nr. 81, Siter tYtr., Wepsgcrt.
10 GsBsn bic ibIimmfen Male Ypn Wpopic eSsi
Sur;iidjtisfeit BebrGude man %unferst ncmcr mppp:
tiieDcu Applrat, her lid ait bic 9lisnbetn. %u8erbsar'
tbr lsitt ~teTcftt8sn last. Niaa i@ids mad hsr BIO
f5ire!
Weifcuts Msentcn irsreen ~pcrtdnat,
CUTE prp,cntc bc,nttt!
Ger Bsrtaui Der Glienteins Nuatnbefer IN etts an1s'
nstme ,np e~brenbafte 9eiGGftisina, Sts alsn Calnen
6eifltten, 9ebtern, S'ueentsn unp yanrwirtben, icwiI
aaer, tic auf leidte Metis ebrltdcn gerilenf iIden, "
~snpfeblrn III. 9Ser ih tft uns brtehidl nad hen Nger'
zen ~aerabrten gprtteiIen %ertuRei8t. mus 20 cts. beileger
,ur 8efreitun1 hes pertos 30 her Druttcttn Ter BIZ
jewialihte ~austunIt entbaltensen Dtudia4en. aud
Mnenlrn Imr hiatc Stnht McrInnht. [ AnMl2 l2liL II IN.
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Wcn 9prf, 2. SuH. - 6. zfOdpClI
Ypu Sermitcr Counts lnp 6. Mc9Pa9terS
ppn Snetpd mett.trn I'M $1,000 duf ctntn, am
4. &uauit tatfinbenecn Nampf nit bret beIJrn
unter flnf @dt0en.
Con. Gardner urr YGb Gdrrtd t~ceitetclt
UNI lie $500 fir ren II. Au9uit.
GpipurrS UNI Gpl9er erlc1ten SetGr $3.50
UNI pdblte Zen &fptag fir bic nd4ltc
lHDd,e.
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Selcsrapbii9e Sepeiaem.
LEerifitf fhr Zen nDsNtIfef e0FtfIFrHteNtfH'
InA Mnln= Main.

9aS Spls= Geio.
Iew>Sprf, 2. Suli. = Die Snlnss
rrtirun9 Ipdr beute l401s.
Ne,p sgprfer Maretberidt.
Ncw> gorf, 2. Suit, NaAntttdgs. -
gaumwpte fet; sutes 9esctr; 80 Gts. -
i3uder fet, mdbtses geseGr; Guba 11A-
1915 acts; Ycrtc Riec 11B-l3% Gts.
raf. icitier l55s-l61I Cts. Webl fil
unr lbwaH; llplthe8 $919 Die $15T. -
@aisen Hau unb ncmineI; Tidts senadt,
Wetihfprn fiji INT fhpaG; 100-1021a
Cts. = Safer ftl unb ftwah 5u so Cts
@csaen fau unb nprtinen; 170-1s0 Cts
-ybfelihfpetnefe Heidi IT'D unb ftetis $27M,
Die NatirMals ocmofratiidje Gpns
Dentipn.
9em>gprf, 2. Suit. - Nph intn.r
fort brtnst isper anfpmmenpe Glisnbatn3uf
fort unr fort nsue Oelsgatienen CUR rei,c
fratiiden National : Convention, baruntel
saSlreihe Notabilitdten, bic fofcrt nit Stlu'
den unb Defenders Bitten Tim s3ullfungs
0iatts iberftpentmt Yperben. 0titern ipurb
| TN ct. RthDlas>9otel" einf sebeime Ser,
fammlung sebalten Ter Central g afeG hub
bat aeftern 9effliTe CUR @%rlnbun9 einet
neuen gartei paitrt, fir ben 5aa, ais Sbel.
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ct. 2puts, 2. Sui. - @1rrctt Gu
Thing, 8abnpdhttr an Der 2afagettt-G tlen !.
tabn, 9rlde ndGt Der Stdbf, ftltcf ouf ben
Shicnen Elm unb ipurbt Spn cinem 2dlt;uge
itberfatren.
Die pftparts ecbcnbCn 3iae linb lberppl.
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Ytttabetpbia, 2. Sui. - Stutr
traf bier bic Mc9r3dbl Der prnniNtpdntihcn
Geleoaten our reluCFrdtiifen Ratipndl Grn.
Yenttpn Elm unp Srratycrcte Gin i3ularm cn'
trtAcn In itrem ~!6hup:auartie,e, nSrptn
Sau"s AZ Rcp- gJprf altf rtpr9en Wiittao.
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MtmsNDrt |, 2. SUIT SIM VeIip mn
@taY 6art9 rdnetn btute auf ySteeptc1c-
9og" I'M 800 Yon iercr Sstte. Sclib tlieb
natt g. gdngen III III @inuten StcGtr.
&enr4 g9dib uno Stcpe 0erratp ran9en
nm il $3.50, unb 9esterer gcrpam nah II
8dnsen In 40 Ntinntcr.
Gbtcdep, 9. Sutt.-0an NeSuare II.
Ydt ScIbp btrltet cine SprinNprtte I'm $500,
metGe Gritersr turG ttnen Sprur9 pon II
Fu6 ~ 3pQ defpNnn.
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Nprwth, Conn, 2. suit DE S0-
mttie Res G. y. Safpbs in Sd3rdstGs err
frantic pl6sli6 upter rrtnlenren 2ln;cigen
Der 9eretftung. IS 1T nod Mtsntanb Sc
iinrben.