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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia
Correspondence OF the Herald.1
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10-4 o'clock, p.


% PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10-4 O'Clock, p. M.
The weather has again become clear and pleasant
but rather COOL There still seems nothing new in
a commercial point whilst but one general COM
plant pervades all classes OF society-"hard times :"
Our markets are we'll supplied with every thing the
appetite can crave, but there thousands who
not, owing to the scarcity of money, obtain even
the commenest necessarles of life.
Contrary to general belief yesterday afternoon.
i Little Delaware" has gone for the wings Rodney,
the whig candidate for Congress, has succeeded BY
the small majority of about 100 votes.
y The case of McEwen and Shea is still progress
Mr.. White closed his remarks to-day, when David
Paul Brown, Esq. commenced one Of his usual mas
terly and eloquent speeches. which he had not fin
ished at O'clock, when the Court adjourned He
will be followed by George M Dallas and William
Rawles, Jr Esqs ff V
Bouret the Corsican, recently acquitted of lar
ceny, the trial for which excited deeper degree OF
interest than any other ever before the Criml-
nal Court has instituted proceedings against his ac-
cuser, Mrs. Hoffmaster, in the Supreme Court
rious Dick Manly, entered the Golden Horse Hotel,
Market street, last evening, and committed most
brutal outrage upon the persons OF all who happen
ed to be in the house. Warrants are out for their
arrests, but will they be convictedq Doubtful.
Nothing farther has TRANSFERRED concerning the du-
ell spoken Of yesterday II is matter of little con-
sequence, however. since no bones were broken. =
Booth is engaged at the Chestnut Street Theatre.
WEIGHS 9 Olympic" continues to atract the
beauty and fashion Of the city. It is magnihcent
the public. Welch is a fine fellow, and leaves
thing undone to please the community.
The Walnut and Arch are doing but a slim bust.
ness. The latter, however, clears expenses.
.saiss 49, %ys i sss az 10
Second Board-a0 shares Reading Railroad Is $1,000
Bank ii;s do Northern Bank OF Kentucky 90 II do
fenns ylvania Railroad IS. L. b
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMKnrcA.-We have
received intelligence that General Merazan had
been put to death by the people of Costa Rico
While he was making arrangements to invade Nj
caragua to put down the insurgents there the inha-
bitants of his own State upon him. defeated his
troops and put him to flight. He was overtaken
few leagues distant, captured, tied up and shot
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FIVE PoISTs.-We understand that petition to
the Honorable the Corporation, has been prepared
and Is now circulating for signatures through the
Five Points, praying that the name of their well
known Ca de Sac may be changed from Cow Bay
TO Dickens Place, in honor of their late ustrious
guest, the author of "American Notes.,
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Domestic Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l0.-Flour--The market for Howard
street Flour continues without much animation, and
prices arc unchanged We advised of sale two of
good mixed standard brands from store to-day 81 and of
other smaller parcels at S46 Some holders offering
To- sell freely at g. while others firm S. e. The
receipt price is $3,374. lla ,ptaef.s f r.
he last s,es of City Mills Flour at ST. at which
price now held, but we hear Of no transactions.
Retail sales of Susquehanna Flour at 81 12i caah
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The President of the United States has recognised
Juan De La Grania, as Consul General of Mexico
to the United States, to reside in New York, and
Henry G. Andrews as Consul of Greece to the
United States, to reside at Boston .l.aas
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P O S T S GIRL n
ELECTION RETURNS.

By Pomroy's Express Line we received Sims and
papers from Albany this morning, by which we are
enabled TO compile the following table of additional
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DRoP OF COMFORT FOR THE WHTGs.-Llttle
Delaware has given wing majority
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To Advertisers.

For the information Of business and of the public
generally and guide in the selection of the best
cham for Advertising place before readers the
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Sun OFFIcE, n. Y, !
Aug. 20, 1912. !
Mr.. II. v. BUTLER -
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, n. Y, fire hundred
rsams Of paper per meek, for
six months from the 18th of
October, 1912. to be of this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks. .
NJ. Y. BEACH.
! accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa.
per accordingly.
II. V. BUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912.
Witness, VI. s. Beach,
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT Robert b.
Semple, Receiver of Public Moneys at Tallahassee,
Florida, vice Henry Washington, resigned.
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Consul Intelligence.

CONSULATE GENERAL OF THE EMPIRE OF
BRAZIL, IN The UNITED STATES. lr
rl. a taill v-il Nsw YoRK, Nov. Sth, l8l2.
In pursuance TO circular received from my govern
ment, hereby make il known to all whom ii may con-
Germ that section of article las Of the Regulations Of the
Custom House of the Empire in the part relating to the
declarations for deficiency excess packages should
be MAIDS during the twentyfour hours after the Custom
House officers VISIT by recent decree. dated July
22d ls42 altered follows That the said dec arations
must be made in the act of the said visit" rICl-..-.
u1 LUZ HENRIQUE FERRElRA D'AGUIAk,
.r CoNsUI. GENERAL. i'd. ID sf
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every individual must have the gospel PLAINLY
would take l0,0OO,000 of preachers, and where is
Father Miller Why don't he send out his mission
ares Then, also, the Millennium must come and
last 1000 years more before the end of the world
DIR. Non shows that il the 300 days meant years
then the 1000 years meant periods of 800 days each,
and each day for year thus
1000 years or periods.
800 days years. vi
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Arrivals.

AsToR HousE.-John Oakman, Philad; E. II. Eldridge
c.; Franklin Hart Philad L. Cuttings Baltimore; Ru
us Reed Hudson; Mrs. Walsh and servant; VIM. James
and lady, Albany; Nat F. Fay, Camden, Me; VIM. May,
lady and child. U. s. N; L. H Bogart; Mr.. Cox, New
port; l.. A. Ward Rochester; l. r. Thomson, Philad l..
r. James, Rhinebeck James Dexter, Albany; Thos L..
Davis, Pokeepse; H. Jenkins, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs
Hemery, England; w. Huntington, New London; Mr..
w. E.. Bowers Middletown; Captain A. Palmer; Rev.
VIM. Cooper, Livingston Co.; Mrs Cooper do Eugene
Lynch, Va; VIM. L. Clark; C. II Wells, Geo. WEIGH;
Edw. Wilson, st. Andrews, ~ b; Col. Long Va @. NJ.
7. Perkins, Ma; II. Dbble New York; c. Van Rensse-
aer, Burlington, N j.; j. N. Whiting and lady, Colum
bus. Ohio; Duck Harris, New Orleans; w. w. Story,
Boston; Dudley Hale do; w. Garrett, lady and child
New Brunswick John Wilson, do; H. Van zapdt, Albn.
ny; Capt A. Talcot; VIM Nessle, Albany; e. A. Clark
Prattsville; John Cushing, Newburypert; Miss Brown
do; Job Taber Boston, Geo. T. Hodges Vt; c. Granger
do; Thos. L. Boyd, Albany; Mr.. True. Rochester.
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G3- PARsoN BELL RECOMMENDS sHERMAN's
Lozenges to his aons because they have often
cured him of cough or cold. There is mistake about
them we know, as well as Parson Bell. We have used
them for four years. and always with the like success and
no better evidence than own experience. Dr.
Sherman is one ofour first hysicans, and bet.
ter qualified to compound valuable medicine So go TO
100 Nassau street, Sanwx Hall, Albany OF Leger
Buildings, Philadelphia. =.
! 07- IN OUR ENDEAVORs TO PLACE BEFORE
the public in proper manner the high deserts of Dr.
Wheeler as an Oculist have occasionally selected
letter certificate notice from the valuable and hg
interesting pamphlet published by him in relation to his
treatment OF opthalmc diseases; a work, by .thebye
which any one obtain at his Office without charge
The ioiiowing is another extract from the pamphlet
New YoEx 23d January, 1899.
DEAR siR-As YOU propose publishing in your pamph-
iet lew cases OF the difficult you have effected du
ring your professional career OculistI wish to make
a oil my sons publicly known, in the hope OF being in
strumenal to your relieving others similarly situated
lie IS now ten years of age, and for the last years had
been great sufferer from violent Inflammation IN his
eyes and from still dangerous disease called the
Ophamia Tars Though under the care OF severui pro-
essiona men ofthis city, Of high standing in treating and
operating upon diseases of the eye he could obtain
sound or wholesome relief From the very respectable
references your advertisement in the even
ing papers, in conjunction with the Recommendation Of
some friends, induced 10 place him under your
and il affords pleasure 10 saying that
this has been the OF entirely removing the inham
nation, and restoring his eyes to perfect health.
fremain yours very respectfully,
JAS. II. SUDAN b5 Carmine street, N. Y.
ToDr Wheeler, Oculist, 80 Greenwich street, ~ Y.
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Nrw YoRx HERALD ,
OrrIcs, Nov. 1, 1872.
'''' Gssr rlAsan : D"''"
,,l riease e 20 de Gu : vi a. "'
$50 reans per geek OF the
for the Daily Herald.
Also on re aa 40 P ss,s % zee ~ %
Weekly Herald, Tor one year
" equal TO this specimen
,,s.L in rash In f,ll for ,hat
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New York state Election.

lSi0. lSl2.
Counhes Fan Buren, Harrison. Bouck. Bradish.
Twenty ght Co.'S I2ag74 I243Oe 1928 $50
lA3O9 $50
-
Democratic maj 66s l4,s7s
665
Democratic gain, AaI3
Harrison's majority in the whole State in 1910
was IL, 800, and Stewards only 1856.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PHLApsLrgIA, Nov lo-An Aldreh, Baker, Charleston
% H. "a 80 O% se So md
The main topmas sc; sophia Ry Turks Island Is d,ys
Scos SS ssia~' sS... Go from Noa.sn se' cd I'd
B.i1Isssn. Nov s-Ag Sophia. Homes, Antigua; Jane.
N9orI Rc r. nSe H,nrdsn 70" ''sn''a' Dodge
Sss % S.% %s t tSTi
NonreIn, NOV ear Neuy. oren.d. tca,th,xsni.pl Att
water NYoh for E.d1-pq n in distress eaty a.d loss O.
Ssnee Ella. Ellen Saeina% Posnd RehmonS VIM
Manh. Blown. NYork
Olive Chspbesn from Havana for Boston, 90 days 9Th
'' ' ''' = ~ ''' y Foreign Ports.
ANTIGUA Oct PIN port Panther for s. Martins day;
90 GLOBE HOTEL BATHs-webe beg to call patti
cular attention to the advertisement of Mr. Blancard
nouncng the introduction of Croton water to his beau
full Baths. This is not, however, the only attraction
be found in that department Of his and ceebra
ted establishment The superior lie in which the linen
isfurnshed the prompt and ready attention Of the
vsntsn fact the ensemble render these baths equal
to the most renowned that Paris can boast OF and to
crown the whole, the charge is but twenty-five cents
Who there in this CITY that under such
will hesitate TO avail themselves almost daily Of such
luxury
ay- THE NEW WORLD, FOR SATURDAY Nov.
49, will not be surpassed in interest and variety by any
which h as previously eppeared. Read and judge
l. Day at sugar Refinery giving an instructive his
tory of the business with seven handsome Engravngs,
exec uted expressly for the New World by Hart.
II. Diary Of Frances Kraminska, noble Polish Lady;
translated from the original MSS being Q,
in the last century. 80.
Ill Being out OF Town, Tale OF Fashionable Lille
from the Arsist for November. .
Nv. The Portraits, original Translation from the
French. -,
v. Dsbby wilder or the Farmers Daughter, capital
story, by Seba Smith, Esq. -
vi Original Poetry-Lnes written on board inc o'ea'
Western, by Rev. Charles Constantine Pise
VII. Extraordinary Conspiracy from late bngiSn pa
VIII Abuse of the Laws an original article, which s
commended the careful pcrusai and atenuon OF every
FREUD Of order and civil liberty.
ers-Letters from Pedestrian Election News-Patch-
work-Varietes Acknowledgement and Theatrical In
single copies 81 subscriptions by mail SO year.
Ofice 30 Ann street. =.
DicLens American Notes. which have already sold the
number Of thirty thousand copies in less than week
Price l2I cents 10 copies for 81 Sent by mail at
paper POSTAGE only
J. WINCHESTER, No. 40 Ann street.
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CHATHAM THEATRE" Hill on Earth, or the De-
Wis Daughters" was performed for the fourth time
last evening, to an audience which does honor to
the establishment and al the fall of the curtain the
applause was deafening. 1t win be repeated this
evening, in connection with the nautical drama of
The Boatswain, and the petit comedy of Charles
the Second, in both Of which Mr.. ]. R. Scott APP
pears. 9n4.i. 1 8ll iHarl ah.i dra ena qfs.
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The Texas NAvY.-The New Orleans Bulletin
states that Commodore Moore has received funds
from Yucatan which will enable him to put his
squadron in motion We shall therefore soon lear
of fun in the Gulf. -o.t,.4,.. +, -, ~ ~.
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i'o Pagan Rome lasted. :. 600 years. 30 ..t W.
Pagan Rome began. 80. .l5s &c.
Pagan Rome ended. -. sos A.C.
Now, then, we thus get the time when papal
Rome was to begin in the year of our Lord Sos
Let us go on =
Papal Rome began. sos A.C
~ Papa Rome was to last. 1870 years.

This is exactly the year that Bonaparte took the
civil power away from the Pope, and destroyed the
mighty influence of his kingdom, and it agrees with
the time in Daniel, chap II. verse llth, the 1890
days. But was this to be tue end of the world 3
Oh, for in the 18th verse he says, Blessed is
lie that cometh to the thousand three hundred and
FIVE and thirty days" That's 1886 years Now let
us calculate again. From the end Of pagan Rome
to the end of the world was 1885 years. U
Pagan Rome ended. :. 500 A.C
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End Of the world. :. 1873

LIFE BoATs.-Three beautiful Francis Life Boats
were put on board line steam packets yesterday.
1t was quite a show. And now that their inven-
ton has proved useful as we predicted, there is
excuse for any passenger vessel to be any longer
without them. There has been proof enough of
their qualities, and if passengers neglect to demand
them as right they should suffer some. s
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Sun OFFICE, n. Y, !
Aug. 20, 1912.
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AGRICULTURAL FAiR.

ME annual fair of The Lasalle coun.
Il ty Agricultural Society, for the ex-
h'oliIon Of Animals, Agricultural Products
and Domestic Manufactures, will be hol-
den at Ottawa on the second Wednesday
Of October next.
Premiums will be awarded for
Horses-The LIST, 2nd, aud 3rd best
Stations The LIST, and 2nd best BROOD
Mares; the best 3 year old, 2 year old
and yearling colts.
Neat Cofi/e-The Ist, 2nd and Ard
best Bulls over one year old the LIST. I'd
and srd best Mich Cows; The lst and I'd
best Bull Cali The Isl and 2nd best Heif.
er Calf; the best pair of working oxen.
Sheep-The LIST and 2ud best fine wool
Bucks; the LIST and 2nd best coarse wool
Bucks; The best flock of sheep, mot less
than lwtnte.)
ototRe-The lst, 2nd and Bird best
Bears; The LIST, 2nd and 3rd best breeding
Sows.
C'opS-Best acre of Winter Wheat;
best acre Of Spring Wheat; best acre of
Corn; best acre of Potatoes best
acre OF Hemp. The yield to be proved
by Two ailidavlis and the society furnish
ed with a written statement of The method
OF cultivation.
D0ty-l'he LIST and 2nd best 90 lbs.
Butter; the LIST and 2nd best evil. Cheese.
SH-rhe largest quantity of silk CO.
coons; The best sample sewing silk the
best specimen Of silk manufacture.
CiOih-The best specimen Wooden
Cloth Iulled and dressed; best specimen
undressed flannel.
Best Plough.
The amount of premiums will be fixed
at a future mcetiag Of the executive cons
miIlee and win be proporlioned 10 the
means of the society.
This society is now organized under
favorable circumstances, and needs The
aid of the friends of agricultural improve
men! throughout the county. All such arc
earnestly solicited 10 become members and
to assist in making the first annual fare
credilabIe 10 the farmers of LassaIle.
Per order of the executive committee.
E. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
Ottawa, July %, 1912. S--llw.
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Dr.. A. u, lIOV:and

T1AVING returned TO this village with hi,
n 4 family in renovated health, where he in
tends permancnllylo remain, will hereafter deyol,
his tme exclusively to the practice OF his probes
sion. II fourteen years extensive pruCcssiono
experiences In the Fever aud Ague districts o
Western New York. and seven in this village
constantly aided by The advantages which M cx.
tensivc medical library, well read, must afford
can qualify person 10 treat successfully the fe.
vcrs of this climate, those who favor him wink
their patronage may rely on the best treatment
which the present enlightened state of medical
science can afford. Surgery and diseases Of the
eye will receive his particular attention.
The patronage Of his former friends aud Gus.
tomers is respectfully solicited, Oilicc at the
Fox River Housc--dwcliog IN tue wesf one Of
the i,so brick buildings, nearly opposite Tie
Fox River House.
Ottawa, July %, 1912. 3v--S.
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SHERMAN =
INDICATED LOZENGES.

TEvllESE celebrated Iozenges are now
h offered 10 the citizens OF Ottawa and
the West as The best Preparations (ior The
cure OF The various diseases for which
thew are recommended) ever offered 10 the
public. The proprietor, Dr.. Sherman, is
a regular graduate of Medicine, Il member
of the Medical Society of The city and
county Of New York, and these Lozen-
ges are prepared from medical prescrip-
tons which have been approved by the
most celebrated physicians in that city in
addition 10 which they are prepared in so
pleasant manner that children eat them
with avidily and cry for more. They
consist of
COUGH LOZENGES,
Which are tho safest aud most efeciual remedy
ior Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, &c. exec offered 10 The public.
They Operate by promoting especoralion allay-
ing The imitation Of Coughing, and emovins the
cause Of disease.
WORM LOZENGES,
The only inf;tlibe Worn medicine ever di,cov-
cred In over 100000 cases ,ney 5ave never been
known 10 fail. Many diseases arise from worms
and occasion long aud intense suffering aud even
death, without tbef eveh hcng suspected; gown
persons arc very olies afflicted with them, and
are dociored lor various complaints, without any
benefit; when one dose of these Lozenges would
speedily cure them
CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
For nervous or sick head ache paIpitations OF the
heart, lasstude and nervous affections generally.
Persons travelling or attending large parties, will
find The l,ozeuges really revivine, aud impariing
the buoyancy of youth; used after dissipation,
they will restore the tone of The system generally,
and remove all the unpleasaBt symptoms arising
from too free living.
CATHARTIC LOZENGES,
The best cahartic medicine lor removing bile from
the system aud preventing attacks Of the bilious
and intermittent fever of this section of country.
FEVER AND AGUE LOZENGES.
These Lozenges have been tested by a celebrated
physician in practice Of twenty years and have
never been known to fail in removing this dis
iressing disease. In addition 10 which, if the d.
rections be followed, the disease will not return.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
This Plaster, of which over 100000 are sold
yearly is believed to be the hest plaster for rbeu-
matism, lumbago, pain in the back, breast, sde,o
any other part of the body, ever prepared, and ITS
price (only l25 cents) brings it within the reach
Of every person in the community.
sJ3A large supply Of these celebrated
articles just received and for sale by
G. l.. THOMPSON, sole ast for Ottawa
S. G. SMITH, Peru.
EF & S. PULSIFER, Hennepin,
GEORGE SNYDER, Lacon. l0-f
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Gr0ccrics az rrr,il,


a. l.. THOMPSON has on hand Mt his DRUG
Oe Store, lot OF GROCERIES d FRUIT,
consisting Of
CcDee--Rio and Porto Cobello,
Sugars-New Orleans aud Loaf
Teas, MotaSses, Rice, SaiaraiaS,
3abie SAT-, Spices, Tar,
Po,cder-Canisicr,
Gun Caps,
Ltod--ssheet aud Bar,
Cdndles--3os,on Mould,
Tobacco, Pipes aud Ssgars;
Dried .4rples 8. Peachcs--a superior
quality,
almonds, EibenS, Pruens, Candies,
Sc. &c. Sc.
An Of which viii be sold us cheap as tho same
articles can be purchased at amy other slorc IN
tho place for cash.
Ottawa, Jan. 2s, 1912. 3U..,f.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

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thai il shall be promptly issued on the lir,t o; each
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Bosom Baltimore, aud Washington. twill also
be seat Ivy the most rapid conveyances TO he dit
jercnt towns ia the Inferior where su3scibcrs may
reside The lacili,es afforded by The extensive
publishing business OF The undersigned enable
them 10 make tbs promise, which shall be runc-
tualIy fulfilled.
10 promote The popular objects in view. and re-
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party, as well as others, The price of subscription
is fixed at the low raio OF Fee DJAt3s pee annum,
in Ill cpseS IL 0dr0a,e; vbile in mechanical az
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