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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-30
ctfully yours,
OBSERVER.

GEN. SHIELDS AND HENRY CLAY.-Gen
Shields in d letter to the New York Clay
club, expressing his regret at not being able
to attend the Clay ball, on account of the
state of his health and official engagements,
says:
1t would afford me sincere pleasure to be
able to unite with you in paying tribute of
merited respect to one OF the most distin-
gushed of living statesmen, whose transcen-
dent talents have been employed this whole
session in battling for ''lhe Unon-his whole
country-and nothing but his country"
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q Mr.. A. H. SANDERS:-You viii please an
nounce my name rs a candidate for e-elecuon to
the office OF Recorder of Marlborough county, at
the ensuing August election.
mhl9* SAMUEL T. JENKINS
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ISL received and now open, a full and general
- assortment ola i kinds OF Coopers and Carpen-
tiers Tools Please call and examine my stock.
.. B. GRIFFITH,
mh@o Main st.
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Mr. EpIToR.-Please announce me as candl-
date for reelection as Constable OF Pigeon town
eb,n In,b30+ LUKE GRANT.
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01rA H. SANDERS, Esq.-PIease announce my
name candidate for Recorder the city of Eyans-
vile, at the next city election.
mh2I* n. ROWLEY
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9c3-A. H. SANDERS, Esq.-You will please an
nounce ny candidate for the office of
Recor err Of Vanderburgh county, at lhe next Au-
gust election. mh25* c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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aEThanks to the clerk of steamer Pike
No 9, for late st. Louis papers.
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* Mr.. SANDERs;-You will please announce me
as a candidate for Mayor. 1t is well known to most
conform % the wishes and views of majority of the
people am not one Of those who WILL while in
office and possessing power, act in direct oppositio
to the known wishes of majority, and afterwards,
to secure reelection, profess willingness 10 vote
for any thing the majority may favor. ] acted last
year in conformity with the vote If majority OF the
persons voting on the License question, although
is needless to say that would abide by the result Of
a far election. =
mh29 JAS. G. JONES
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WINDOW GLASS

CITEUBENV1LLE brand, from $40 to "a SO at
- wholesale and retail, direct from the Manulac-
lures, WIN. NJ. WOOLSEY,
NH l2-tt Agent.
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Rr Mr. EDiroR:-You will please announce my
name as a candidate for County Recorder at the
next August election. FL PAGAN.
mh21*
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OYSTERS! oYsTERsl!

@ a 100 CANS just received by Express.
SsA51T fresh Baltimore Oysters. Theoretically
~ sealed, for sale Wholesale or retail at
Empire Restaurant, JOHN FARRELL
mh27 First between Main & Sycamore SITS.
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GF'How," said a Judge to a witness. show
do you know the plaintiff was intoxicated on
the evening referred to- Because saw him.
a few minutes after supper, trying to pull off
his trousers with a boot-jack." Verdict for
TIE defendant
The above reminds US of a similar thing
which we have heard related long ago.
How do you know the defendant was intox-
cated 2" asked the Judge. II know from an
incident which occurred during our return
from the party" "Relate it. said the Judge:
I'VE were both on horseback; on arriving at
a small creek, my companion fell from his
horse, and allghted IN the shallow water
Bob, some body fell off, he exclaimed. I
reckon not l answered But tell you
did, for heard the splash
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RrA. H. SANDERS. Esq.,-Please announce my
name as a candidate for Councilman in the Sixth
Ward, and if elected, will vote for License
mh27* JOHN T. WALKER.
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CANAL NAVIGATION CoMMENcED.-Yes-
terday several boats laft for the North. one
ireighted with groceries for sale. A large
business is done by trading boats from Gin
cinndt in the sale of groceries. liquors. &C.,
on the line of our canal, having extended their
operations last year to the faTtherest naviga-
BILE point South. This trade should be sup
piled with goods from this point. 1t needs
only little tberdtity on the part of our
heavy merchants to accomplish It.
Boats arrived last evening from Delphi and
Logansport for merchandise received here for
those places by the liver There will be
several boats leaving to-day with full loads
of goods for the towns above Us. 1t will be
several days before any through loads will
leave here Lafayette Courier.
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% \. H. SANDERS, Esq..-Pleose announce the
name ofCONRAD BAKER Esq. as a candidate
for Mayor. if elected he will be governed by the
vote Of the city on the License question.
mh2S* MANY VOTERS.
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rur. xUurG ALMANAC Fob 1880

V,HIS ANNUAL has been prepared with great care and
accuracy and IL presented 10 the Public as q cheap
reliable and lucid summary Of the Political History Of the
PINES II contains nothing OF partisan character but
,Il exhibit OF the Elections Of 1919, the dolngs OF Con-
,as. al in ast Session. the Mileage Expos< The Events
5Is4e IN Europe List OF the Presidents Cabinet Members
nresent Congress- Governors ofthe States &c &c
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Washngton Raleigh Charleston and New Orleans; Cali.
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sson OF Congressmen; Congress- Statistics Of Congress
Iss Session OF Ecpses; Economy In the Pubic Expend
States; Election Of president by the People; Election Re
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Britain FlOggng IN the Navy Government OF the United
States, Government Supplies Governors and State Csp
tails HghW eier 1t NewYork Boston, Phiadelphia and
Charleston Home Department; House Of Representa-
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endH; Moons place; Naval Prze-Money-Tempera
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rci Postal Reform; Presidential Vote, 1913, &c Try
ducts, Aggregate; Public Lands Railways and SsnA.
across North America; Recruiting for the Army he,ons
~. 81 Collection; Senate OF the United states sens.s
Mileage; Seventh Census Act; Shields l9enl Eos s
and Rejection supreme Cour, U. B. Tide TaDlei Lun
states; whiineys great Central Railroad; War Charges
ofthe Union. -
Election Returns carefully made up for the Wing Alma
mac, from Maine, New smPehtrs. vermont! M.,sacno
PennsyvanIa Mar land, Virginia, North Csrolns Aabs
mo hiAsssippt Louisiana Texas, Artanssh fsnnessee
soosas. 90.
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10. 1873
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mepts Of Dr. d. B. Reid. that the bad effects
of noxious atmosphere pass off more rapidly and
more oompletely under the influence Of strong
light There can be no doubt therefore, OF the
fatal influence caused by dens of darkness, in the
termination aud extension Of diseases OF pesti-
lential character.
These places are always damp, and are thus
continued source Of various inHsmmatory diseases
indeed the occupants Of them are always sick 10
rsv.,epdips rotation, and demands for medical
services are more frequent by the inhabitants oil
ders than BY such as live on the surface, IN proper
t;on % their numbers. Sickness among the poor
Ia always great, and in the damp and badly vent-
lated abodes we are considering, is more prosracted
beside being more fatal, than above ground so
that il life is prolonged it is too frequently an ex-
istence Of helpless misery. More than two-thirds
suffer from some lingering disease existing mostly
among such as are constantly exposed to the
causes that are always in action in those places
M women and children. The number Of females
prescribed for at the dispensares is always greater
than that of males, from their being exposed to
the confined air Of their rooms nearly the whole Of
the day and night, while the males pass the day at
their usual out door work, aud are under its inau-
ence only at nights. From an actual record of
5,5fs persons attended at their own houses from
one of the Dispensaries Of this City, it appears
that there was fifteen per cent. more sickness In
the underground residences than in other apart
ments.
Wherever typhus fever has prevailed II was
sIwsv, worse in cellars or in the first floors that
were Immediately next to the ground ana "nen
IL .ppeared in the upper rooms it was found that
,bev were always excessively crowded and as
h.d,v ventilated as the basement rooms. In the
wear 1920 typhus fever prevailed in Bancker'st
rbere were 500 blacks living in the infected dis
,;ct of these ll9 lived in cellars, Of whom 81 or
1850 per cent were sick the remaining 443 lived
in the upper rooms of whom lOl or 2e'7 per cent.
were sick. Of 100 white persons living above
Ground in this district, not one was sick. DIR.
John H. GriscOm on the Sanitary Condition of the
pauper population) We are not aware Of any |
account existing of the location OF this disease, |
when it appeared in New-York in 1884,
Its rot generally known that the rate of mortal.
ty in the City of New.York has been steadily on
the increase since the year 1885. The following
statement will show the rate the population Of
1s4s il ar estimate founded upon the per centage
of increase, the other facts are derived from the
Annual Reports of the City Inspector:
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d,covsred what il was, another issued from
poor looking house. remarkipg to the hrs' men
toned that abe could not stand 1t any longer IN
the house and bad come to follow bis example
.nd accordingly placed himself beside his friend on
the cart apparently for the purpose OF taking his
nights rest.
win any one say that it is safe to the general
health humane to the poor creditabie To civil.
cation, or in any manner right and proper that
these Dens should continue as they are-human
packing houses and fountains OF Disease and Vice
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 10.

then, before the public, and demand that stop be
put TO this wholesale slaughter OF our population.
The Tribune is abused for its Socialism, but it
has never presented strong an argument in favor
of Social Reform ne is contained in this Official
Document of the Board OF Aldermen. That Re
port ought to be referred to Special Committee
Of the Board, and acted upon the urgency Of the
Gaze damanis Z. L. n.
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LEBANON SPRINGS,
u,BE MOST p lf IIS:ass R;e pI:r to hi. G

i Wstsring place 10 by tho New.Yosk and Nsv.Esv,s
and Housaonic Railroads 10 Pilsfei, and thence oar
miles by stage.
Passengers leaving New-York BY the s O'Clock A. n
Express Train snive 81 the Springs ats The sass
sccommodsiions this such will insure COO
fort and dispatch
Passengers can Jake TIE O'Clock r. N train, and N
through TO Pisheld take the late Evening Trains al
remain one niahl In Bridgeport leaving there al 1910
Fare through 81 50 je1 4ws
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School connected with the Orchards UliversasI Church.
Will make It's 10Th Annual Pic Nc Excursion TO Bdiles
Grove Staten Island on Thursday, 20 inst The steam
boat Columbia chartered FOR the OCCASION good Band OK
Cedsr.st North River att O'Clock. A NJ Hsmmondst u
O'clock Delancy-st 81 O'Clock; Williamsburg 81 O'clock
ara Market a. al O'Clock. Tickets 80 each may be
lad al he several wharves named the morning Of the
excuPsiCu. lol7 ZIsM&W,
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W. Factory Wsll-sl where a al tines can BE-
found the largest ssso.rneni ir ne cay srzgers and
ehssinf elsewhere BArcEzLoRs newly invented Wigr
obtainsd Silver medal ~ lhs Fair o he American Insr
tu.e Corr be hddrssst uyh hWh{u
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~ RemovaI.-PHILIP Ernst, Professor OF Music
and teacher OF Behm and other flutes and the guitar
,ssnecty informs his friends and the public In general
hi be has removed TO Ss7 Broadway, near Waker-sI
NJ YorI. myle Smeody
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- wnter-Cure Isstitutes-City md Ccun-
frS-Dr TRaLL receives patients ct his commodiols city
s.isbshIneni IS Laghi-s and IL Oyster Bay, l. Com.
rIrcsron daily between these places by steamboat snd
railroad General practice attended 10. Cons1Slous s.
r,v25
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JOHN G. CALHoUS.-Tbe Legislature Of South
Carolina has called 90 Hon. George Hsstis. Chief
Justice of the State OF Louisiana. TO deliver an
eulogy oa tho late John o. Calhoun
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~ Water Cure.-T. l.. NICHOLS, III. ID. and Mrs.
Cow NICHOLS 81 West wenty- second-st Sxh-ay,
Con,ultsons from 10 2 Patients received for full board
treatment day treatment or visited Al their residences
tel2 lms
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~ DIR. Kdwnrd II. Dis

~ DIR. Edward II. Dixon, Edior OF the scapet
80 on Broadway where he attends exclusively 10 opera
1--we surgery and ONCE consultations from 10 and 70
evening" The ofcs OF the seapeis q. Astor House.
20 m
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|" Splendid {

r- spteudid Gothic PIafes.-RoBERTs'sn new and
r.,did .tve OF Gothic Door and Number PEtes-ennrey
new and original designs Those IN wan, o. s9ns a
srn,rs he Shove srelee Also spendid assortment Of
Gn,h,c ara shield pattern Bell Puls r ROBERTS,
oo..,1 ssa In. 562 Broadway, ueer Prrce-st
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~. O,RieIIy,s TeIesraph Lines

with all sections of the United States General Office, Isl
Broadway. Open from Ia the morning oil ii II night
Visitors In New York who accustomed 70 rsnsseuhg
busuess with the ORiey Lines In any section Of me
NJ tied States will find Il their interest 10 leave their ds
1880 1s ~ A' o' ~ lee Il
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~ DIR. Houshton's Water Cure Establish
Broadway. iel8 lmr
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~ Lebanon spring. water-Cure Establish.
ment IL open on lie 9Th Summer. For Information
address. lie8 lm' NJ BEDORTHA, MD.
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~ The "Orange Mountain Water Cureca at
So Orange N one hours ride by railroad from the City,
TIE esia6shmen has private baths attached 10 the pa
uenis' rooms. Address Or. MEEKER, 5. Orange, N J.
~, rerrns jel2I
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- FowIers a. Wells, Phrcnolog is Co and Pub
lishers, Clinton Hall. ISL NssssusL near The Park.
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PowEL.roN HOUSE NEwBURGH.

- THE PROPRtEfOR Of this favoriie and aeree.h,s
~ plsce Of Summer takes pleasure In esng ~
attention ofths NewYork public TO the fact TIA K -
prepared for the reception and entertainment on am,
transient OF permanent boerders The high esumsnsn h,
which bis house 10 held by families who have spenth
mer months there he sure will render extended uos
oils superior sttrscons point alton scenery s,
&c unnecessary. In this part ulsT II has eou o. -
Hudson River. TIE laTder heretofore will be goopss
with every dececy he markets afford. In add ren q ~
former facilities for reaching Newburgh by steamboat
there i've trains Of passing daily either way tom
Newly ORR and Albany Early application should be msas
selection or rooms iei0 2n. q DOMAIN
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- DIR. shcw,s Water-Care Institution, cor
ner " elnh.st- and UnversitY.place. me
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sTEvENSs HOTEL vERGEnNEs vr

FAMILIES desiring pleasant and ecoaomic.I -.
dence Tor the summer, with access to mineral -.
water Tor Invalid can be accommodated al Ihs shoys
tel The Egin Spring water, highly celebrated Tor n, ~,
ic ana medicne properties VII be constantly kspt !, ~
pleasant day TO visit The sprngs-2O minutes DIVE 10y
tine road. The hotel IL spscious with fne baLroos ~
has reputation equal 10 hose IN the Stats Is -,
unity to Lake CLampisn, fine Waterfalls and peis ,.
scenery renders Vergehnes desirable Summer rstrs
Parties leaving Newfork by the morning bosl w. A
bsny, Troy Saratoga Springs and Whitehsl0 VIII sssn 70
board the Lake Cbsmplan boats and arrive at Verr~s,s
70 breakfast the next morning By the O'Clock sy-cl,s
boat for Troy arrive al Vergennes the next evsuias =
tea. les iswS~.~
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~ Notice TO the Journeymen Cpbolsferers
of New york.-A Meeting will be held on "Wednesday
evening June l9lh ~ O'Clock, their Room No. go
Grand 81 Puncua attendance is requested, It will DO
election for officers This place will be their place OF meet
ting for the ensuing quarter without further notice
DENIS CoNGLAS, Sec. GEORGE HOYT, Pres.
iai7
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" Notfco.-Pursuani 10 a. act 10 Inc Charts<
OF The Schenectady add Casku Rsroad Company pass-
Cd March 1850 roce 10 hereby given that the sor
receiving subscriptions 10 the capital suck OF the ssc Cor.
goranon, VII be rsopenec Al the office Of Vas vLzck
fRurs yauDceycOur, 50 Wsl-st Ia the City Of New.
YORK on The 2iih day OF June neIt a. Ii O'Clock, An
Dated May ., 1850.
JAMES POWERS
ERAsTUs BEACH
y SHERWOOD DAY, >Commssio ners
CYAN sANTyOORD,
ny4 I'm JOHN VAN Week
~ Notices-fhs rsEEIx BArx, Westerly n. l. soos
aer Il ROBBED In Decereer last OF about t6oOO SOS
pended the issue Of lis Bus ard procured psies tbs
emissions from which are dsled Jsn. |, 1850
TIE Sank having redeemed nearly ali their ole circusoe
with the exception Of the stolen money! win hereafter 70
deem the old Bus Al heR coGrtsT ali Of which datsd
previous 10 Jan 1, 1880
The eufoH Bsrk. Boston, via continue as usual 70
deem the Bls OF ai- SANG BY order OF the precoa
Westerly, K. l. March 4, 1850
rs ptswn EfHEN FOsYrK. Csshls,
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LEBANON SPRINGS

r., CEzesEt-zeSs1 LEBANON SPRINGS
49, Es>1..~>-<s.s.:s and the
SHAKER CITY,
(yiA Hudsonl-Tne shortest and least expensive rous
10 these celebrated places by The Hudson River asrosi
and steamboats, TO Hudson thence by tbs Hudson Rarusl
and stage (through Shaker Cityl TO the Springs
Passengers from New.York by the m0rring train sni
boeis may arrive at The Springs III NJ Of the dy
Passengers by the evening train and boats from Newton
may reach the Springs the next morning e, ~ O'Clock
Fare from Hudson to the sprlnga ~ So
jel5 SIN j. T WATERMAN, SUPP.
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REMOVAL
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE THEfz
LOOKING-GLAsS AND PTCTURE-FRAh6
MANDATORY AND WARE-R00Ns
Az. qt0 Qpo. nty.v

On or shout June 10,
WHERE, WITH lNCREASED facilities fof pronr
w and superior execution Of every branch OF iheh bun
enlarged STOCK OF hrs quality LOOK plate agns
Gently framed Ia the Renaissance Louis XIV sd ONE.
styes together with varied assortment OF szes mo
prices as can be obtained in any In No vna
bates they are confident Of the liberal Uppcn q nM
trends and the public Ia general.
WALLER 4 kREPs, IS Spruce o.
WAX have made aTrsn gements for sconiinnoos@ppy
OF ancient and modern paintings OF which large eousc
don can always be and very many viii be foune so'
Inv Of particular attention. myHa
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SUMMER RETREATS
soHooLEY's naoUETAIN SPRINGS y /,

HEATH HOUSE M.
'hls ESTABLISHMENT, 90 lo1g snd s.,.-..,-
known TO the public viii be opened Sr H. ssofsb,v
VISITORS on the 18Th Of June next rhs ho,ss ~ q
Eesiy enlarged during the past year. rnshing a. oees
sVe dinipgfoou, large nambcr OF good sref ex,ao-
ventilated oedchsmbers, and new ana spacoa. vsd-
AZ newly ara realty furnished, with special 100
convenience ard comfort Connected with Oh es,.S %
en' are several cottages situated a. TO be rst,s
YET convenient 70 the main Building These eos, q
VII De let TO salt the wishes Of appcsnis e.Asr
oy me story or room TIE whole establse e2t 80
hued up IN superior style. and the sccomod .,ions ~
country. "a Ne
The urcersgned having become The sole propeto, "a,
give ne whole attention to the business snd viii ~ ~
sisted 10 lie management by Mr.. David 4 crow.S -.
ouner gealernen oflnge experience os
JOSEPH H. MlRsu
schocley's Mountain, May 20 Is5O mySl ss.snu.,