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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08
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Der Qarrot srfbn jsesn Sisnftas fir Gin abaIsr unS
dniis Gents oss 5abrs, in @orousbtJabiuns @snn
bsilb prc, psrNn 81 arserbnet sens eubribsntsn
ptrSsn fur irjsru 5titraum ais SRcnan anssncmmsn
lS @mano tan Nt stmre auissbsn cbns perb oas Rit=
aGnO, ttIablt gu battn
sttantma6un9 psrpsn an Den s,pSbnlibtn
Qrsiitu sneSriit
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08
Damen 8rimm.ns Stpbr.
MrS. 0(. 81. 0. @ul6tn,

1T oebcn bon ReuDort Surhf getebrt, init Dem
9r6BeItcn unb meiit mobigitcn Stof bon Srimm>
ing, peldcr ie in Sllcntaun gum Scrtorf on9e-
boten 'wurDe -Sn Ycrbnbung nit ben Srimm~
in9S bat fe Gin 9roBcS NiCrtcment bon
6oopsfirts, peldbe io9lei6 in cine 6es
wdnibte 6orm ob9ednoertweroen eons
men, 8 perfbieoene Sorten BON Gorfets
poridslidbe 3epbpr, @arne, Qaple pats
terms, aue arten BON Striimpfen, 9tos
uno feloens 6ancfbube, 6aarbraioe,
Slartonie welbe Dem 9rauen Saal
feline orietnslle Sarbe weoer 9ibt, uNr
3war in 3 bic 10 Ga9en-penn ntbt.
70 miro oae @elo jurtid9e9eben.
if1ra, NJ. II. q. 6uloin,
$50. 40, Sf 6amilton StraBe
4 1buren oberba b Der 6ten.
4llentaun, Sept. d, 1867. nqbr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08

5ctptt aUe dhutFFH UebfI eptt OffotnItdfeR Den
ebsr Hrt psrrsn in Btbanbluns esncmmsn.
adnft ii de au9eu fSnntn ebne ehmsr, Gin
,sest psroen unb sbtn 70 natd,lid aus. eae fs faa
cer Gutneduna snt9eben,
Ii Ginbalm amiru n9.-Durd bisfsn nsasu
prc,sb lafsn fib 1bisrs une 9S9sl fammt ibrsm
Slsfbe natdrlid srbalsn, une sror binnsn rpsni9en
Mnuisn, mas pstt bsTsr IN. als psnn bic paut obs
os,oasn uno ausssfepft rpiro. Differ prossb wirs
5sns oeisbrt, bic CO rpdnlbsn.
CtTGiu msbiiuifdss Tamilisu= 8latt pirb. 10.
balo fitb bic uStbissn Bsrfsbruu9en trsfsn toGtn.
vsrSlTsntiht uno Semen, Die ibrs gamsn einissnesu
frsi ,ussfauet tOsresn t...
Repemter II 1867. uqlS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08
Die Serten ifnb pDritber.
Die S6mle fGn9t tpieber an.

Oie Stbmle fdngt tpieber an.
aber ,te itr mtsber In bic S&ule eetst. ts-
fuGet ZEN BUD Stpss ppn 6. M 0 8 unp tau'
ftt cure
S9ulbi1er unb S6reibmaterialien,
BON wsl6sn itr sinsn srobsn 8orratb baislbl
ftnbsn rpstbrt. ,u tsn niebrtSitsn Drstlen.
@benlo maGsn mir auf unlsrsn srobsn Dor
SpnntasS SGulbiibern
auimsrtiam. wslGt mir ols Bu ben GataIcasrsi:
Zen Der 5srausssbsr psrtaufsn. au1 ftnbtt man
bal,tt cine pouldabise Auspabl pcn
Ycdetbiibern unb Nlbums
Sn BEN nisrrIslsn Yrsiisn.
&c ti Der sinstae Ytob In Der Statt, NO
Carers bsribmtss 9Srtttns 5luto psr'
Fault wiro.
Serurr tabm mir In Subrpuns nit unIsrsn'
BaGfcre cine pplNGnbiSs
2etb 8tbliDtbef,
no Bidder fir ssrinss gsrsatuns aussslisbtr
trsrbtn.
gSsr Gin auts,,etGnstss pianu 80 taufsr
srinldt, fcmme unp belttt bic bsrlbnten Brac
burp Yianps, fur psldse mir bas altintse Ssr
faufsre&t BON sttiss une anSrsnisnpsn eoun
ties tabsn.
Jsrnsr perfauien mr. ;u ScIenprslsn unisrs
San,en Scrratb ron
@ant@ unb Semi lter>p papieren
Der atR6t, unisrsn sanssn gcrratt aus5u
psrfaufsn.
gSolt it: wutlfsl faufsn, 70 rufst Ssfauis
on. Ssrssfst tsn pIab Mot:
HprpIeite BON Samtltpn ctr.
untertalb Der @6ttn:
s. W 0 5.
Wua. 25. 1868 nat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08
GQnbteS, G6nbteS !!

.. Die bcitcn uno reinlcn Gdnbies unb 3uder-
paorcr, in grrBtcr NuSip0bl uno itetS 3u baben
i'll q. ". 6rcD'S 0aa ri 3uferbdfcrci, i'm Gro.
zen lOlpcbI ol6 i'm Scincn Su ben niebri9ltcn
Yrcicll.
&ommct unb ibcr,cu9ct cuh Ieblt, 0rc. 2t
Norb SicbCntc StruBe, NllentOtpn, Ya
@eoree u. Srep.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08

Sie murben tpoblfel fir Saar9eo eingcfauft,
uno nit grocer Scr9fat bel ben 6abritantcn unp
SmporterS in Neip Wort, Soitpn uno YbiIabcI'
pbia aus9epdblt unp mir bcten lie ben 8dufcrn
nun an { biaigeren Sebingungen an, alS
Sene ipcde aus crittsr Sodno tauien, ipie ale
unlere Gompettoren eS tbun. SnbcIn mir 5pci
StorcS briiRen. 9eidcben unierc Gintdufc in pisl
grDBcrcm MaBiubs, unp fol9lit bIIli9er NSir
pcrtaufcn mcbr Waaren unb be3dblen mebr Nc
cIc,Sdg ais irgenb anpcre 3wei Stors in NQcn.
toipn gHir 9eben alien Sunoen bic &ortbeile
unereS billi9cn GintaufS, uno mir Iaben Guh
Gin bel unS ein,utreten, unisr @aarcnlaser gu
prifcn unp Guh init ben 4'reiien bstdnnt 3u ma
d,cn, che Sbr icnitpc fault llniere Stcres iinD
bergbpd angefilut nit ipobIfesn SBaarsn, bette
benb gum Sbeil aus
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08
StDr6 ASeuu'as 0Gte9el6abp
2lnentamm nuD NbilabeIpbia

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Aklhtssss ETF - Eg
GasEar-A1E7S2e7-lyg.s5,E Is s5la-GzeF Fl--IsSUkSs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08
Surs! SSurS! SSurSl
Or. upbegraf'S
Nu9en=uno Sbrens 6eilanffalt!

Dislss Jnfiitutif nab Rsaoins Bsrfs Gauutp. per.
lsst wcrcsn uno sbt isst fur bic aufnabms pen ga:
usnttn cfen,
Nro. $50 penn StraBe. &sabin9 pa.
Gs Hsrbsn ealeltfi aus Aussn:une Sbreu araRf.
bsttsn bsbanbdt unp alle
Sperationen Der 9blrur9ie iiberbaupt,
ocr9encmmtn.
Disls anitalt III nit Der lhSnfsu sammluna dir,
ursfhsr 5nfrumsnte biefts eanbts psrIsb'n unb
tesbab fGr isesn munoir,tliden Eau sinasridbtst
Der tlmnsnp, faB i'd sint @rfabruna ron absr 80
5abreu in bic mebisiniihtn 9rarts tsfse, 9tadbrt
binrsihtnce Sarantie, bae bic frtifdbftn hirurei:
ihsu SpsrattSnsn bier sbsnfc gut, spte in unfsrtn
arSesrtn StGottn ror9enomnhn ptroen fSnnsn.
pattsnteu, pelthe aus Der Sernt fcmnsn, fneen bier
6,(liasrts 9oaro als in philadelphia uno Nsp gort.
rpdbrsnD Die etlunoe cage une Die refine eancluft
rpstt tsfers 8tausmlibtstrn uno @ertbslle sspdbs
reH.
Slinobsitin alien ibrsn Ssrmsn pirb bt,
hauotlt.
Bsbs s1ussa ia aIsn ibrsu Ssrmsh
ssbsiIt.
9utr.aussn 8tumpfdbt une fAist
S lie . CT wsrcsn 9srapt ssma6t.
asObr.-Ssos Sorm ron 3aubbsit. auslaut,
Oct Sbrs uno SummsR i'm Sbrs rpirb asbslt uus
100 bas Sbrfsu ,srhSrt 1T, piro elm nsuts sinssftt
70 bab ptr patient 10 gut bSren farm, ps is jupsr.
eunssu 8ranfbs Sbpinbfu8t. aab,
ma 8ronditis, aatarrb unb pufen. Disle aranfs
btitsu msrosu nadb einsm gang nsusH prinjp tsban,
Uelt, inosm bic gQsbi;in mtttsI zines apparais in
Die ednas ssbratbt pirb. 70 eab bisfsIbs nit Der
arantbtit in unmiitsltare Btrabruus tSmmt ;-ts
IT srltauntib, in psn msifsn 6dusH bic btiIsr sr
! ts,rtuns lc9lth 81 srblidtn.
| Rbtu atismus.-audb bitIe Srantbst pirs
uatb einsm nsusn prinjp bsbauedt; BtfrsuHs rem
Sbmsr,s trfclsI in Den msiiisR 8dltn fdon nod
Sstlauf sinsr Stuues. Gs 9isbt nur ptniss Sdus
cislsr arantbsit, ptlds iid nidt bsilsa laffH.
als anpsrs drcni[ht 8ranfbeitsn BON isetm
Gbarattsr psrcsn in Ssbaneluns ssnennlsu.
| 8rebs (ptnu tsIhrdntD fam in ptnistn Ea,
asu cbne Ghntbsn obsr ehmsrj furirt wsretn.
piles (oamorrbciosn) in bee fblinimRsn Germ
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08
9(n bic XeibenDerl.


GIN nsar out6er ara BAT (e,t sbsn xassn
itn Auartlr i'm ,.Imsrtfan potsl" auf9tlhIa9:n
uno y. rmantnt untsr uns fih niece ,ula1sn bsihcIs
In. ST III pclIhdnet9 bsrsit 81 ieor Stunoe oss
SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT uno tdnftithsn Speratiouen
IN D., Rse gin uno @birursts per,dnsbmsn. als
rsSclm- 6lg,r ar5t uno RuncarSI. wslher an elmer
o,r ptlcr llntosrHtitgn Deuiihanos ftaoirtt unf
no curtb IStuc 30 iibri9t 9lcBs @rfabrun9rn fam
msts, 6tstyt CT osn pattent'n f,iEe Oiuffe on, nit
pcr y htnruna, DAP CT Sfptm, nod anseftlltet
llntsrluduno, cen Belhsio ertbstlen miro. 90 Die
arauthet bsloar ar ntobi bsllbar N. Sn lssterem
Saue ruirt ct csn pnticntsn nhtju Bsbaneluns ueh.
men.
llsber ItinSu @bOrat,tr. Isins prcfthcnsue Sabiss
tsli lit. tann ct ot. b,ltsu 3su9riiTs oufusIsu.
v bellt nit 5tbSrbrtt ale 1u9eRs uuo Sbren,
Rrantbsitsu unc feet ttintIths au9sn. Gin 70 oaf
iis IpiS natjrcht Huaen aIsiebsnj-sr turirt ferns
Rrtumatlsmus. eur9tns, pals ptrJ., etbsrs unit
JIttreu 9rautbstlen 3rIbs, GtibnuIlf GSGNerludt
op5pSphs. idl 9arS'n Staar GuslpdGis, oAutaus'
fhljae, Ecgfa'tbt (Nsuretaie,) Sscfeln. piles. 70
mis- oue utCt, osrSU Ger msDlblihs aSrpsr uutsr
ucrftn NJ.
SIN BrIldb ;nm Ccftert tofct nitttS, tis Gonluttas
ron Il unSutsaeljtb uup fir 8sbanrluns btrednst
et ItHtn maFlasn grtis
3eu9nib pon RepsSrriep.
geir, be uutir,ri6neten. mslds nit Or. @scr9,
lS. gaylcl. f., 9cnau befaunt lno. srtlaren mil
Bw9ndasn. eaB etristts siu behbnjisr Gbrft unit
cSsnusmon III unc oae mir ibn fdr riusn arst bal:
ter, ps!htr ntbt DaS ;u tbun opsr aufsufdbren per-
priht. mas ct islfr nidbt als adsidbrtar sGubt. -
4Biy tmpicb!in ibn nit Srsups lcnobl Den 5rsmesn
pig oim pubiitum dtsrbaupt.
Auluiius N. Gutter, 6. q. SrcGman
!. Sturin9 &bsc. Il. Ban Srrsn,
Somss g. 5aGioon. QR. 81. emiib u, Bres
StntleN Il. Sing, s.. Sttsn.
Siaat B:rN. z. 3. Grant. .. q.
7, Seating Sobulc', epu,s 6. &e9t,
u M5 81. no
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-12-08

C. ,. gsau,
@roes unb &lsIntdnbitr BON
'St9arren uno xabacf, Sfeifen &c.
Waarsnbaus 30. 4t3 Gbelnut Str.,-
Nbilabelpbia.
Sn 8Olss fortwabrsnrsr 8runitsit bss Ssrrn
N. Q. . san wirp bisIts 9slGdft pcn nun an
bon Dem untr;eihnstsn am alten plabe tortes'
fiitrt wsrten. Snbsm ct piss Sur aussntinsn
-Ssnntnie brinst. maGt sr b,fannt, bab CT fort
wdtr,nb sinsn aussrlsftnsn 8crraib BON nj :
porttrtsn unb einbstmt DEN @t8arrsr
iowie eirsn srcsm 8prratb pon allen 5u ben
@flGdft sstUrspbsn Nrtifsln auf Sano babsr
ipirb unb bfn Siufrn pOls 3afrisbsntstt bistsr
tpirb.
G. S. Oean.
iNrabp Gbranut Ctr 4t3, Dhilaeelpbd
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Soldiers and snilors, Convention.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The Soldiers and Sailors
National Executive Committee met at the Astor
House to-day. There were present the Chairman,
General H. A. Barnum; Secretary, General N. =.
Chipman Generals q. j. Stannard, Vt; A. w.
Dawson, Maryland; j. NJ. Fisher, Penna., and j.
H. Rushing, N. j.; Coils. H. Appleman, Conn; A.
II. Grimshaw, Del, and several prominent soldiers
from neighboring States.
grand monster mass convention of soldiers and
sailors was fixed upon, and in recognition of the
hospitality extended to the soldiers and sailors
during the by the city of Philadelphia, that
place designated for this convention. The
meeting will last two days, october 1st and 3D. All
organizations of "Boys in Blue" and other Kepub
lcan organizations, also the soldiers and sailors
generally, are invited. Arrangements were made
to extend special invitations to all leading soldiers
and sailors of the war who support Grant and Col
fax. Governor Curtin was requested TO invite, on
behalf of the committee, the loyal war Governors
who were his contemporaries, and Governor Geary
requested to invite all the loyal Republican
Governors now acting at this Convention.
II is expected that 80 900 soldiers will be present.
making it one of the grandest demonstrations since
the war. The details of arrangement are placedfn
the hands of General Coils, General Russell, Gene
raj Owen, on the part of the Boys in Blue in Phi
ladelphia, and the members of the National Exc
cutve. Committee of Pennsylvania. An address
will be prepared and submitted to the Convention
10 go forth as the voice of the loyal soldiers and
sailors of the country.
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How the English Battle.

The French people, and the American, copy
ing from them, think they have reached p9:-
fiction in the management of bathing at the
sea-shore, but they manage these things diff
teIently in Eogland, as We learn from
Tribune correspondent. At Brighton, one
finds a number Of small houses, each on four
wheels, standing out in the water and num-
Der OF dalkly shrouded forms moving up and
down in the water, as if they were under
going some Dantesque horror. Not far from
them are several hundred of ESQ far as appears
out of water) naked men. Inquiry proves
that they wear fig leaves, at least. Nothing
can be more dull, disagreeable, ugly, and dis
gusting than the bathing at Brighton. Hast
ings is very much the same, though it has the
advantage OF being a quaint old town
with some interesting ruins, some his
toIic associations, and queer fishing popu-
la,ion in one quarter of it. At Margate
and Ramsgate, one may see the "English
system" of bathing in its plain, unaristo-
cratic results. These places are frequented
by wel-tO-do tradesmen and their families and
Rsmse ate partioularly-the largest bathing
shore In England except Brighton-where one
| may daily see several thousand of nude men
| eE e ging from the "maohines," at q distance
Of 0ny one hundred yards at most, from an
equal number of women, whose dresses are
usually buttOnless, stringess, and semi
! transparent The beaches-whioh at Margate
and Ramsgate are sandy, and much like the
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ARRIVED YHsTERDAy


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Wyoming. Teal, 20 hours from savan.
Mai Steamship Co. "19 ass 0rd
MIS-, NILS r k 81 Shleds Isaac Hasams J"P Long, q.
aCesrh' aSes VIM MoDonOush' Louis Berg and Two on
stsamsship Tanits' Freeman, "a hours from New
Brig Resolute, Parsons, q days from Beaufort, NO
with s2So feet ysiow pine inch flooring boaros TO
IS, sehr r,,n Nm a.. Mcshsn ohristy days from Nor,
schr Phledger, Lawrence, days from Chowan
sebr ashinson Feds 50 ays rom Norfolk with
200! feet yellow pine inch flooring b'ards to PAtter
.schr ,Watauga, Munroe.s days from Georgetown g.
g, with lumber and heading to Lathbury, Wicker.
sohr Arabella Adams days from Pocomoke river.
-,sehr ], r: Clement, Price days from Newbern, N.
schr sarah Walton, Smith. days from Boston.
sebr ahiOn. Eyans. DAYS from Barren Creek
Springs Nd. with lumber TO Moore Whestiey s. Cot
schr Gen. Knox, Lowell. 5 days from Boston, with
schr Potcsi; TIuay, day from Lelpsic DEL. with
sISR se6r 9 % nos Tcwnsend McNt day from Frederick
Del, with grain to James L; Bewley q Co.
MEMORANDA
Ship Caledonia, Stephen, for Philadelphia entered
stesmshlp wnirlwnd, Geer, for Philadelphia sailed
Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, hence at ssvan-
Bal que ssrepta. Mnott, for Philadelphia. was load.
Ing at savannah 2Sth ult.
epsia passed aibra tar 18th July. : ma
Schr Mary n. Staples, Dlnemore for Philadelphia,
cleared at st. John. N. B 29ih uit
scnr Thos. Borden. Wrightington, hence, at Fall
schIs T. w White and Ephram and Anna. from
Bos on and Frances French, from Salem, all Phi
Isoelphia 81 Holmes Hole Both ult.
Steamer w. O. PieIrepont. shropshire for Phiadel-
phia, cleared at New YORK yesterday
VIZ 8 run into on Saturday last while at ancnor off
Chester. by bsrque Annie from Liverpool, and
damaged to the extent Of $500
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice Is hereby given that durlng tne month OF
In ire butyage OF the East coast Will ne made viz =
new Conical Buoy, painted In oack ana white
HORIZONTAL bands AND called "South DOWstng" will
be paced at the south edge OF the Inner Dowslng
Shoal
The Rurnhsn Flats Buoy will be surmounted by q
Ssh al Diamond and It's color Will be changed from
red 10 black ana white in horizontal bands.
A new Can Buoy painted black ana white In verti-
cal stripes and called West Docking will be placed
on the west end of the Dc ling Shosl
hoI oIizontal bands. and called west Snerringhsm
VIII be placed at the west end OF the Sherringham
Shoal. II
The sherringham Buoy will be changed In color
from black 10 black and white In horizontal bands,
| ard will he named East sherringham."
The E Cross Sand Buoy will be moved 8. by w. a
| w, ~ mile, and will be named East Cross Sand"
The Middle Cross sand Buoy Will be moved NE. -
The Middle Gross Sand Spit Buoy Will be discon.
Further notice will be given when the above changes
A'e By order ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary.
Trinity House. London. Aug. IL. 1853
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large beach at Newport-are blackened daily
with the crowds OF people, chiefly men, who
gaze upon these mermaids. These are the
democratic bathing g-shores, but they are re-
markable for the mparative alb OF the
drunkenness and licentiousness which distin.
guish Brighton. But you may thank your
stars that the English system has not Been
introduced into America. At Llanduduo, in
Wales, a reformer has appeared, who has
built good bathing houses, and had good
dresses prepared, and there men and women
bathe together, all decorously dressed. But
ONE of the English think this shocking.
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AN entnuslastlc bepuDlCdn meeting was helu
last evening, at the Spring Garden Hail. Thir-
teenth and Spring Garden streets, to organize a
Grant and Coiax Club. A committee oA per-
manent organization reported the follow ng
Vce.Presidents, l.. S. Boreaf, Joseph Collins;
Secretaries, George g. souden, I. r. Biglow;
Treasurer, John Mlskey; Chief Marshal. l.. K.
Fletcher. An interesting address was delivered
by Colonel William b. Thomas.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 31.-The commissioner
Of the Russian American Fur Company has pur-
chased the ship Winged Arrow, which sails to-lnOr
row for Sitka. She will take aboard the late en-
Moves and troops numbering about three hundred,
attached to the company and transfer them so st.
Petersburg, which viii close the business of the
Russian company in Alaska.
Senator Cole arrived from Washington on Satur-
day. is, -
Cleared, ships Leman, for Queenstown, with 49,
GOO sacks of wheat; Eliza for Liverpool, with 20 900
do. and ship Prospect for Capetown.
Flour firm at IS 50a6 80. Wheat firm at 81 9O0
1 %; sales al 50. Legal-tenders, 1OH.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
s15cna

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR.
IL A NCE COMPANl Incorporated by the lis
ture OF Pennsylvania, 1895.
Office, Southeast cornSr THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphis.
MARINE 1NSURANCE5
On Vessels, Cargo, ard Freight to all parts Of tie
World
INLAND INSURANOES
or Goods by river canal lake, and land Carriages to
-" pm " 'D FIRE INsURANOEs
On mercn andise generally,
M, DvyelliuR Houses S,etC.
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The RACES AT POINT BREEzE.-Yesterday
there was a large Gro wd in attendance at Point
Breeze, 10 witness The race between George
Wilkes American Girl and Goldsmith's Maid.
The Maid won in three straight heals. Time,
1.0G4 2'241 2.26A.
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ORTON's PREPARATION.
THE APPE ETITE FOR
TOBACCO DESTROYEDi

TOBACCO DESTROYEDI
POISONOUS WEED, 1OBACCOi
One box Of ORToN PREPARATIoN is tUarrdnted to
destroy the appetite tor tobacco IN any person, no
III 1T FAILS IN ANY CASE THn MONEY WILL BE RE-
FUNDED. IL is almost Impossible TO break OFT from
something is needed to assist nature in oyerco ming
sef 70 5 Is h st esS
used who are Hing 60 bear witness TO the fact that
petite or tobacco and leaves the person as free rom
ScS sg e ad all Inc PSepara
ton acts directly upon the ame glands and secretions
blood. thoroughly cleans ng the p'lson OF tobacco
from the system and thus allaying the unndt'TaI
No more Bdnktng FOR Tobacco Gter %'ng ortons
Co'"'e'9e"S' RECc cMMENDATIoNs.
The follow ing lew selected from the multitu-
dnous r scommep tions N our our possession; a,I
,BANeCa, Me-, April "a, "a, 1883,
yeais past and Tor last fifteen years have used
t,e9 pounds per month hAye mace st o nns
ear e arIXe az tn e. Snt always
i @s q lhe C
Would recommend al who affected with this ter
iainy cure If the directions are foI9wsd'
lFrem e. W. Adkins Knoxville, Tenn ,a.,
KNoxvILLE. Teun" Aug. 8. 1867.
extent that my health had 6soSms grss.y mPsl.sd
and my Whole la1 system deranged ana broken aown
raien and after using il fourd thai was completely
tobacco since using the Preparation believe 1t to
be all that it recon nended and would advise all
who wish quit Ibe OF tobacco TO try one box OF
Orlon's Pr. paraiior. Il. ". ADKINS.
GFrom John Morrill, Bangor, Me.
BANGOR Me, Marcn 81, 1868.
This Is to certify that have used tobacco for Is
years: have.tried many times leave IL but have
suffered so much from dizziness 10 my head and
gnawiDg at my stom ch, thar 1 have IN given up
The trial short time since friend induced me TO
Try Orton's Preparaii II (sod by you) have done
aDd am com lpeteiy cured. did not In the least
banker after tobacco, either to smoke chew, aftek
''s"' ~ "'' JOHN MORRILL,
Price of Orton's Preparation Five Dollars per 90 K
forwarded any part of the count v. post paid.
receipt OF price. money sent Dy mall at ris k
ADDRESS O. b. COTTON, Proprietor, Box No. H4s
Portland, Maine. -
REFERENCES. ...
We, tb e undersigned have had personal dealings
with c. b Cotton, and have iouud him reliable and
fair dealing man. and believe his statements deserv
lug the COZ fden noe OF the public
S. b. Rcha' dson. v. j. S. Green DR.. s. B: Gowell.
Portland, e.: Charles H. orrill Biddeord. g.; n.
ii. Boyle, ATTY. Be fast Me-; Alonzo Birsard Ban
Ror, e.: VIM. o. Sweet, E,q, West Mansfield, Mass;
III M. Boy tOn East ACworth. N. H, M. .Quimby,
saint townsville, N. Y. o-A 8196t
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FROM WASHING TON.
WARRINGTON, Sept. l.
The State Department.

Secretary Seward sends to the Treasury Depart
ment a note from Blacque Bey, the Turkish Minis
ter i'm response to request from the State Depart
ment giving information relative to the formalites
required of merchant vessels from American ports
to those of the Ottoman Empire. The communtca-
ton encloses letter from the Consul General of
the Sublime Porte at New York, designating the
following changes, viz: For vizing bills Of health
10 piastres; for clearance, 20 piastres.
The Pension Office.
The report of the Pension Office shows that the
whole number of claims received during the month
of August 1868, original and increase of widows
&C. was 1l64; Ofinvalids 534. Total 1893. Number
of claims admitted 1886; original and increased
widows and inVds 691. Total 2307. Number of
claims rejected, original and Increased of widows
SC, 1888; of invaids 1888. Total 366. Number of
cases disposed of during the month, OF widows, &C.,
1919; of invalids S54 Total 2673.
The Bureau of Statistics.
The Director of the Bureau of Statistics fur
nishes the following information relative to the inn
migration into the United States during the fiscal
year ending June 3O 1868:
Total number of passengers arrived, 323749
OF these there were citizens OF the United
States 44,966
Foreigners not intending to remain in the
United States, o,lZO
Actual number of immigrants, 23,657
Total number arrived in 1866, 1920
Actual immigrants, 0lO3
Total number arrived in 1867, 30269l
Actual immigrants, 3ll,996
Showing large increase in the year 1865
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The WILMINGTON Election.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept, 1.-The election Tor
municipal officers took place to-day. The contest
was very warm In view OF the national contest ana
is largely increased and Valentine, the present in-
cumbent, Republican, is reelected Mayor 10y q
majority 100 larger than he had last year,
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

steamship Juniata, Hoxie, Havana and New Orleans.
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamsnlp Fanita Freeman New York, john Il. OH.
schr W. +. Garrison. Morris, Boston Weld Nage& 90.
ecbr j. II. johnson, Smith, Boston, do.
Schr f. Il Cotton, Robinson, Boston, Castner, lick
ney Wellington.
SChr j Allen. Case Nantucket, do.
Str r. Willing Cunditi, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr,
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PHILADELPHIA BooT AND SHOE MARKET.-The
trade in boots aud shoes is on the increase, and
steady shipments are now being made to Cali
fornia by some OF our manufacturing establish
ments. The manufacturers and jobbers are
now busy with buyers from to wns in Pennsyl-
Yanla. Yirginia. Maryland. and the West.