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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-11

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ing known cases where your medicine has effected
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NJ. ID. MOORE, cor. OF Grand and Lydius SITS
Albany, Aug. IL, Sl44
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
This Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly
prepared in referenoce TO female complaints No fe
male who has reason TO suppose she is approaching
that critical period. the turn of life" should neglect
to take H. ii is certain preventive for any of the
numerous and horrible diseases TO which females are
subject this time OF life This period may be de-
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is II less valuable for those who approaching
manhood, il is calculated TO assist nature by quick.
ening the blood andinvigoraung the system. Indeed
this medicine is invaluable for all the diseases to
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II braces the wholesystem, renews permanently the
natural energies-by removing the impurities OF the
body-nOt SO far stimulating the system as To pro-
duce a subsequent rela xation, which is The case OF
NEST medicines taken for female weakness and dis.
ease.
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theonly remedy that can be relied on for the per
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Irritation of the Nerves, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Nervous Tremors, Neuralgie Aztec
tons, Apopexy, Paralysis, General Debility Def
cheney OF Nervous and Physical Energy and all Ner-
vocs Disorders, including the most dreadful OF all
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CRAWFORD BELL,
HOLES ALE AND RE T a IL
DRUGGIST,

MAIN STREET, EVANS VILE. INDIAN
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$lfS34S5 l,92O,Sl3 1,5i3,3s3 1852 800
The Bank Of the State of South Carolina appears to
be in the weakest condition in its issuing department
having a circulation of $7S5 622 and only 81 1928 in
specie This bank has for sometime past been the sub
ect Of discussion in the public journals of Charleston
and its condition has been pretty severely nted
on and the returns show, deservedly So Within the
past year. its specie has poem reduced from $2530 to
$S7 1cS while its circulation has fallen from POS $50
to S7S5 622 This is contractop but the reduction in
specie progresses much rapidly than the reduc
ton in the circulation that If it should continue at the
rate much longer there would be large amount
of paper aaoat without any specie in the vaults of
the bank. The condition Of this institution calls
for some prompt action to place it beyond all dan
ger. Its line of discounts exceeds its capital and
contraction should be made in that departing A
comparison of the movement in the different depart
ments of the other banks included in the table
shows them to be in better condition than the Eanx
Of the State; but there is for improvement in all
Of them. The banks of South Carroll ia, fcrtunately
exert but little influence the financial affairs of the
country at large, and have very little with
the banks of other States Their dscou are ned
almost entirely to the limits of the State and their
circulation is principally of a local character.
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'EHlaD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-AT A MEETING
hed at me second Ward ote' on Tuesday evening
81 to take into consideration the propety
suitable to unite the whg in tie Third Compression
District the following resolutions Mr. r. smith
and una nimousy adopted
keoyc IT. the basis of truthful and honos republic is
ferences. -
Resolved That the audacous interference of p
IiGnx IN the proceedings Of tho meeting the
trends OF Mahoney this evening" at the Second Warl
Hotel calls forth the united Indignation entie whr or
ganzaon Of the Third Congressional rict as every
other cltzen who regards the honest
ship in the primary essemblascs Of the people.
Resolved That TIE system of organizing force by
for the purpote destroying Individual opinion fair and
just, destructive of all efforts men to places
OF honor aud usefulness 80
Resolved That the following be selected publication
from list OF fvs hundred signed paper
undersigned wing electors Congress
sonl District cheerslly RECOMMEND nomination Of tho
wings Of the district made Friday and ped,e
th meves to support FLORENCE hAHONEY their eandi
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South America, at present, appears to be the most
Important market Large shipments have, however
recently been made to the East Indies
1t appears that formal cement has been m ade
by the Reading Railroad and Schuylkll Canal Compa
mics. signed not only by the presidents of the
tive companies, but by number Of the largest DO nd
and shareholders at the request the Canal Company
to make assurance doubly sure The canal agrees in
future to charge 70 cents toll per ton the railroad
81 65, instead of 81 25 present The statement
made that one-thrd of the tonnage is guaranteed to
the canal, is not correct. Each line will enjoy the
benefit Of its own receipts.
1t is stated that the Schuykill Navigation Company
have 1t in contemplation to make transfer of its
whole property including the and boats to trus
tees.
The proposition Of the Fitchburgh Railroad direc.
tors guaranty the bonds of the Vermont and Massa
chusets road meets with little favor from the stock
holders Of the former Even If the measure be legal,
which many doubt, it Is thought to be imprudent i'm
polite, and calculated to weaken public confidence in
the management OF these lucrative Investments In
the opinion Of many raro cad charters were not gra
ed by the legislature to enable corpora ion to be.
come endorser for another
about one quarter per cent easier than it was a week
since. The banks liberal in their discounts
and the supply of prime paper diminishing.
The Atlantic and st Lawrence Railroad will be com
pleted to the junction of the Apdroscoggiu road in
Dsnville, by the 1st of November at farthest, and
the cars will run to that point Immediately after.
The annexed statement exhibits the movement of
the banks Of South Carolina at four periods:
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co M n ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market opened heavy to-day for the
fancies, and the sales were to limited extent for all
except Harlem At the first board Canton fell Off "a
per cent; Harlem, II Long Island %; U. S. 6s., 1885,
advanced q Reading Railroad, u.
At the second board Long Island improved a Har-
lem, Il and all others closed at prices current in the
morning.
In consequence ola recent legal decision the banks
OF this city have declined co lecting bills or drafts
drawn at sight, unless the words "wthout grace are
Inserted in them.
The British steamer Forth, at New Orleans, from
Vera Cruz brought $l1,75s in specie, for the mers
chants Of that city.
The quantity and value of domestcs exported from
Boston to foreign countries, during the two weeks
ending the 2Sth instant, were as annexed:
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81, 1873.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81, 1913.
Cloroform and Hydrophobia-Scarc,ty of Funds
IN PhHadehhts Couaty-Poittics.
Cloroform has been administered in a case of
hydrophoba at Camden, New Jersey, by DR..
Jackson, of this city, with such eminent Success
that hopes are entertained that the valuable life
placed IN peril by this terrible affection, i'll be
preserved. The sufferer IS Mrs Burroughs, the
wife OF Edward Burroughs, of Camden, aud the
daughter OF Francis Cooper, the tobacconist, of
this city. She was bitten on the hand by dog in
July last, while protecting of her children
from It's attack; but the animal exhibiting no
signs OF madness, she permitted the wound to
heal up. Lately, she has suffered much from
painful sensation In her arm /; but within ten days
began to swell, and finally festered. The
symptoms OF hydrophoba came on gradually
until Sunday, when she had innumerable
spasms, barked like a dog, tore the pillow
case with her hands, and bit at everything within
her reach. The spasms were overcome by the APP
plIcatiOn OF chorofOrm, and yesterday she was
free from them. The sore on her
hand was also cut away, and she sensibly
heved by the discharges from it. To-day she is
so much better that she has been able to swallow
early quart, of milk without recurrence of the
spasms
The treasury of the great county of Phlladel-
TEACHERS, who have been waiting since the first of
October for their quarters alary, gwen TO
derstand that they will probably have to wait till
January
Or. Elder, the editor OF the free soil -paper re-
Gently started here left the city this morning, for
1ioga, to ascertain whether the rumor that Mr..
WIlmo. has deserted The cause be true or not.
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TNiFlH CONGRESSIONAL DITRICT-GRFAT uATIFI-
rrubsn sb 9TH l4h 1ris assemae in
overwhelming numbers Tuesday EVENT. October 3s
ing the nomination Hon. Michael Walsh to represent
the district Ell the sls CONGRESS- Dr. Cornelius Archer
w Sy ira B%Ts appointed vice pr'dsnt
Ross and a ok Fumes bs haE WIN
then read ly VIM Dny President convention con.
suages Of the democracy Of the fifth congressional district hav
iug concluded their abr beg leave pr to their fellow
Wah as the ddate to he offered for support
tos has been by sincere des the
ei wishes of their TIE candidate offer we are
convinced n honest caae fearless and ncoIruptbe;
district waiefa and gsnt guardian Of che rsSts and
all fellow cizere and we doubt not that
vas al S deesas aS the @ & ani t
wards and ndoptea thout dissenting voice and with etu
B. lairs a ard were uT an%o y, ~ y adOrtsd -
ton non Michael reuar democrats 70,
publican candidate this district in the 3st Congrsss
pendent inoorrupabo democrat an eloquent fearless and
faithful advocate Of tho rights and interests If the wording
the seat to which las been nominated wfrom this period,
IN The day Of the election use our most Efforts to Sc
all onents ewheer known and enemies secret foes
Recorder we recognize well known and tried democrats Of IN
ineaeabe character and emilent qualifications for the offices
doubt they united and success a sup
port Of the deut cracy OF this county
that Case and sutcr daily acquiring tcngh which
S s T S HG ob es,
Resolved Thatwt the names OF Cass and Butler Walworh
and UConnor Walsh and Arcuus, hchuray and Shepard
aon our banner we WI go toto the contest on Tuesday next
with the certainty Of a glorious dem cratic victory.
Esq Hon. Mike walsh, d. p. TAYLOR Esq, Wariel Es aud
NJ Denvrs ESQ., Tho speeches OF these gentlemen were listened
cheers tho assembled multitude On notion resolved
Herald ei giving nine cheers Tor ali The no@
nse the meeting adjourned End formed procession and march,
DENNIS HoMhHAN,
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Total Sl4s2 1903 1903 500 I36sS972 1886 95s
There has been trHing variation in the movement
Of the leading departments Of these institutions, bat
nothing Of sufficient to call for any special
remarks Since July last the circulation has decreased
$223656, and the specie on hand diminished $685. 39
The line Of discounts, according to the returns for Sep
TENDER was only sf531sless than the July prevous
the deposits show a fall ng off of Sls5O93 There APP
pears to be degree Of uniformity and caution in
the management of these banks generally, which Is
highly commendsble but it hasfailed to place them in
aposition safe Is desirable The amount of specie
on hand is too small in proportion to the circulation
and the drain of precious metals II appears Impossible
to arrest The returns for September last year show
$500 ATS Of specie on hand, with circulation of
$243o,o57, and the returns for the month this
year show circulaion OF sl,575567, with 1919 800
Of specie on hand. In September 1917, the pro-
portion of specie hand TO paper In circulation,
was an one to three, and in September, 1s4s, as
one to four Unless this diminution ceases very
soon these banks will not be In q very envable posi-
ton. A more rapid contraction should be made ia
INSTRUMENTATION If possible without any fur Their reduo-
ton heir vie ssoypt Of specie On hand.
Tlfhs political and rvsshib!t the movement in tho
in Germany.
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81, 1913
Fooiftctdns-Spectlotions as to the Vote of Mary
fdmd--F"tom's Steam Pump--Ihe Viennoise-
Virginia Free Sod Ticket, &c.
Aithough there is none of that fiery excitement
prevalent among the poll icians of our CITY that
distinguished the campaign of 1874, still the
party feeling seems to be as deep and strong
now as il was then. The democracy are conf.
dent of carrying the city by majority of at least
LOO for Cass whilst the wings express the hope
and belief that IT will not exceed 400. In order for
Gen Cass to carry the State majority of 1000
IN Baltimore city will be requisite, and OF about
1000 IN the county. To consummate this, the de-
mocracy are making great exertons, and the
wings are making equal exertIons to prevent it.
botl pariies claim large gains In the eastern and
western counties, but the chances of carrying the
state are ten to one in favor OF Gen. Taylor
, Inc 'lennolse Danseuses appeared last night at
lne front street theatre, to the most immense au-
dience ever saw within the walls of theatres the
receipts having learn, fallen little short of 81 700
There is no theatre in the country more suitable for
tne display OF these danseuses than the immense
stage OF the Front, and the immense auditory il
noiGs prevents the necessity of raising prices
Mad. Anna Bishop and Macready are announced
to appear at this house
. The Ravels still draw fine houses at the Hol-
day street theatre.
The Mechanics Fair opens IN this city TODAY.
and will far exceed that of the Franklin Institute
BY the way, the award of the New York Far of
only silver medal to the Baltimore Fulton steam
pnmp has lowered its management to the lowest
possible estimation in the eyes of Baltimore me-
chanics. j was admitted by all who examined
his and Worthington's pump, that worked side
and side, that Futon's two horse pump threw
more water than Worthlngton's ten horse pump.
Sull, these Swans award gold medal to Wor-
thingon and a silver one TO Fulton. Of course
the latter has rejected their award with indig-
cation.
The following is the full free soil ticket for
Virginia
VIRGINIA FREE SOIL ELECTORAL TicKEr For
Presadent-M Martin Van Buren,. For Vlce Presl-
dent--Chares +. Adams. Eiectors-Saml Brown,
John Parkinson, John w. Sicily. Andrew J.
Thomas Freeman, Daniel IL. Fravel, John Gil
more. David Hotel, William Wallace, James
Sloan, George Craig, Jacob Hull, Thomas Wood,
George Rye, j. Young Ashenhurst
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MITChELLS OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVE.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MusEUM.-Pr T. BARNITM. Pro.

RAkNUMS AMERICAN MuSEUM-PT T. BARNUM, PRO-
- piotor; Hitchcock Manager Splendid performances
every afternoon at and evening airy o'clock Major Len
the smallest human being earth either
stand alone Great Western the Yankee Comedian The Sable
Brothers, Almost superb and talented band Negro Singers
GERS &C. Pete Morris Comic singer The Highland Mammoth
Boys Enormous Boa Constructor Living Oran Parry
Family Infant Vestrs Wax Scripture Stapary Madam Rock
we'll the famous Fortune Teller privately consulted
IN extra charge Of 20 cents Admission the whole
Museum Performances Little Fingers &c. cents children
under ten years of and old enough walk 2 cents
Reserved front seats, one shilling each extra
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MI EAlIO lllU SIRATED IN A SERIES OF MOST TRUTH
" fully magnifeet and elaborated Moving Views
executed under the immediate direction Mr. f. Grain
giving faithful and picturesque representation lineof
march pursued by the American Army
General Scott from Vera Cruz to the City Mexico exhibit
rg every evening and the aern of
tuday at Stoppan Hail. Broadway Walker street
Synopsis OF the geographical and picturesque portions Me
territory intimately connected glory
our country ending of the American Cruz
Bmlardment OF the City and Castle of Juan de Uloa
by General scoFomal Surrender CITY of Vera Cruz
and the Castle of San Juan de Uoa General Scott
Environs Of the City-Vew of the Sea--Natvs Fishing
Boats In the dsance-Vagc of Santa Fe-National
Puente Nacional del ReyRear Army their
machQueens Bridge Pueute del sierra ordo
Battle OF Sierra Retreat Of Santa Capture
bis view of the City of ia
and gorgeous Of Volcanic Erupiopsvlage
oil Los Vegos- Hacienda Mexican Farm House. Army
on the marcTown and Fortress of fire and
Mountain Of Oaba ocanc Mountain of Pzara-The Mirage
most deneaton Of this extraordinary optical Illusion
geaIThe Pass Of Rio FoTroop ascending the Ridge land
which separates the Plains OF Pueba and
ma and Town Of C alec Battle of
CaueTc-Grand View Of tie CITY of MexcoMajor General
nhed Scott the Commander in Chief by Staff
and his brave associates the Great Square City Mexico
Price of admssonSirge tickets 80 cents children half price,
Tickets for gentleman and ladies' ST. Ticket
admitting five PERSONS 81 70 Doors will be opened O'Clock
The picture will commence moving at quarter before
served seats be the Office till H. and from
till o'clock
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HAVANA, Oct. u, 1913.
Il.opble an Cuba,

The object of The present letter, which write
IN great hurry, is TO inform You OF scandalous
measure adopted by General Rancaly. | learn
that William Bush, steward OF the American bark
Child Haiold from New York, has been arrested,
and - now suffering the most cruel treatment ia
pfison, where he is kept without allo wing hun TO
have communication with any pc son.
The present number Of clergymen, of all denomina-
tiop the United Statos, according TO the latest es-
Inmates, rs over 10000.
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!. j. r. Reincke Acknowledged. In an

Capt. j. +. Reincke acknowledged, In an
appropriate manner the honor conferred him by the officers
S.is
conferred him and that the eight which
ne sd the honor Of commanding them would always DO remom
The Plumbe National Daguerrean GaIle-
ry the upper Broadway and Murray stSaugsrs
should fail visit this celebrated GALLERY An
Plumbes
Stran GERS and all others wishing their hair
whisker in the Latest and neatest styles would do well to
tanned also his nfibe onguent for promoting the and
identifying the hair.
Notice.-Wm. II. Beebe 81 Co., Hatters, I56
in their stahstm ent is far repaired enable them
sI hy T be on
VIM II BEEBES co, 1856 Broadway.
IT'S early in morning in the autumn of the year.
When falling leaves make naked woods and meadows brown
Then feel the sweep wildly through their locks
sssP forth without %uT%ur aud buy hat Of KSss
he does furnish hat to suit need not look elsewhere
pend upon it,
We advise those In want of n splendid
s or s ca s @ Cloth Hearth Aug Table
SSrP the United States No 90 Bow
grain CARPET from As to 6s yd article saving of2j
per cent to the purchaser.
CbiIdren's Hats.-Penrl, Pure White, Drab,
elegant with the richest by the
plhed Partisan artists found the extensive establish
ment of the subscriber will be sold prices remarkably
j. N. GENIN, 2l4 Broadway.
Camelia JapOnicn.-We would call the nt-
onton Of all those who wish to furnish their
plant Of the above attend speu did sale at
halliday Mulers sales Wall street. Nov lOL
o'clock, from the collection Of James d. Weir.
A very fine French Cloth Dress or FrOck
Coat made to order from French cloths S6
TOR $O Also Sacks Oyercoas Pants aud Vests very finely
made at prices which astonh natives orgners and
others Perhaps mine is the only goods
bought for cash down; therefore, can be sold low
G. B. CLARKE. lie William street.
The ssRichelieu' Gold Pens are WARRANTED
to five They fine smooth
knowedged 10 Re the best and Pens world Sold
only by B. T. Watson Co., No. 10 Wall street. Gold pens re-
paired.
1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, 2 to 10
dollars O Cloaks 50 S2 800 dress Coats Preach
cloth aud Trimmings to S2 Pants fancy cassmeres 81
So vests 81 cents to Sthese all unredeemed pledges
fresh from auction great bargains S. Suit Store
san aid Beekman streets.
Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-CitlZens and Strangers
are informed that the largest chea and best
wig half wigs toupees brads Of long hair
tai hair is to be found Medurst ears " MAIDEN Lane
The trade supplied.
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THE CONCERT AND EXHIBITION OF THE PUPILS OF
the New York institution for the Blind which take
place the 18th instant but postponed
Storm will be given in tie Broadway Tabernacle Wed esday
evening Now In addition to the pieces published in the Pro-
the Dialogue which spoken by the pupils
spring will by sp oal request To the music
the philanthors ard the Christian occasion
deeply e.tng Let all those THEREFORE wiy what
can be done by and for the Blind avail themselves of this oppo
unty No postp0nemen account Of the weather. Tickets
Is
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nK. JEFFKIES ANTiDoTE Is THE MOST EFFECTUAL
~ PREPARATION sold for Sonorma and other disorders of
Sexual Organs Long has proved that will rid
cay II is dos able result obtained in from
two 70 ten daJs ard as it neither oenis tho
tenders deviation in Diet inter
rupUCn to usual pursuits sound se.p healthy digest che
uuisanco is thus removed speedily il consistent with tho
production Of thorough and permanent Ia ingredients
Tely vegetable, ard Injurious effect either cOnsu
ior ally locally can he caused BY its Price BOTTLE
Sole Agent for thus city, c. H. hing 92 Broadway John
-t,.
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tI nr those -. T5o 49, n

M OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED
lvl those plating marIageIe Womans
lrvate Medical Companion iy Dr. A. NJ Maurceau Sixth ed
ton. Price 81 This work citing with astounding
t240 copies having already been disposed Of Every
getting copy whether married although in
tended specially the married
which should known to them particularly Here every female
discover the mptons efficient
dies and certain mode Of every SALE 22
Broadway at TIE publishing Office l29 Liberty street. York;
also T. b. Peterson No. ~ Chestnut g. b. Zeiber phla
delrba; Little Co.. Albany; w. X Davis Boston. On the
cept Of 81 will be transmitted by mall postage
s parts Of the United States All letters addressed
post paid. to Dr. A. MAURICEAU box l24 New Yorl CITY
hF,ce1 ii.y,v
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GRAND IoRAMA-BoMBARDNENT OF VERA CRUZ
- &c, 5S BroadwayScenes in the Gulf; Burning NJ
Creoe Shpereck OF the Somers Arrival of Fleets Steam
and Ships steemng and sailing along loaded and
hed by moving figures and night:
Splendid Iyroteeno fleets and bursting of Shells Every Figure
Ship Beat &c. moving An evening" Tickets
81 cents Children half price. Family tickets on ap
pce'ion at the Hall. Open at ut Wednesday,
and Saturday afternoon