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Many Years OGSuGtl.iG,g!
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TIE GREAT PURLEIhR or
IIiE moon!
The Bca Alternative erer get Discovered,
Physicians prescribe it, and every one who
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no Medicine ever vet offered ~
the American Public has
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~ in so short II time as
Carriers Spanish Mixture !
II will cure any case Of Scrolua,
4: will cure any case Of Rheumatism,
1t Will cure any case Of - philiS,
IL will cure any case of Salt Hheum,
ii will cure any case of Neuralgia,
II will cure any case of Fever aud Acuc,
Or any disease arising from an impure state
of the Blood.
SCROFULOUS READER!
IL cured the ueice OF the Hon. John Nj.
nor Bolts, member of Congress, from Eir.
gnia, OF ScrnIula, after the skill OF the
best Physicians, both Of New York and
Phiadelphia had been tried in vain aud it
will cure you, reader, if You are so Affected.
HHEUMATIC READER
1t cured d. Burri,t, Esq, Of Cincinnati.
of Rheumatism of 1 years staudlug, after
all other remedies had failed. We have
hundreds of sncb certificates. Cai on The
nd - Z
read for yourself, the many remarkable and
astonishing cures il has made
SYPHLITIC READER!
The celebrated Dr. Butcher " rites US that
he had two OF Inc most severe and lonp
standing cases OF Syphilis ihat w"uld yirid
To none of the usual remedies, but ne cured
one case with six, and the other s. ith niEc
bottles Of Carter's Spanish Mixture We
huve known it used in over n Thousand
cases, and have yet 10 hear OF failure in
any case.
YE SHAKING THOUSANDS READ
ASUE AND FEvFR.-Do not take q pinine.
Mercury, or any such nuxivus Drugs but
try at once ths great Alternative and Puriiirr
OF the Blood Carter's Spanish Mixture
M'Ifeure my and every case Of Ague and
Fever We bave peyer yet known il to
fail.
And for all diseases arising from an ul-
pure state of the Blood, 40 medicine his
ever yet been Iouad 10 have SO good az
effect II you are sick, try il Il; once do
not delay |; time is precious. and health the
greatest nf all blessings, without which all
else isValueless
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UNDENlABlE TESTIMONY

The Medical Staff Of the French and En-
glIsh Armies in the Crimca have officially
signed their approval of lIoIl"wy's Oint-
mcnt, as the most reliable dressing FOR sabre
cuts, slabs, ana gunshot wounds. II is al.
50 used by the surgeons of tne Allied Ma.
NIcs.
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Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par
Checks on New York reunited for prizes
Drawings of Large Glasses will be pub.
lisied Ia new York and New Orleans Sua,
day papers, and Charleston aud Savannah
Dailies.
~ Address Orders for Tickets or Ger
uhcates OF Packages Of Tickets TO
ANDERSON g. SON,
MAN GERS,
Macon or Savannah, Ga
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ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMORS
WOUNDS, BRUISES, BURNS, AM.
SCAlDS

In cases OF the fracture of the bones, IN
ynrieS caused hN steam explosions, Bruises.
Burns, ScaldS, Rheumatism, Stiffness or,hr
Joints, and contraction at the sincwS i, is
cmp! p!oycd and warmly rcc,mmruird by the
i"ruiiy. rus marvellous remedy has been
introduced 10y lis inventor in person into all
The leading Hospitals of Europe, and no
private household should be withont il.
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lh. \. +. Sterling, OF tins city, has consen.
ted to the publication of the following facts,
over hi. signature, concerning cure perfected
10y the use . this remedy, which facts are cor.
rohora,cd by the Rev. l.. ". rc.,sc, who was
acquainted wi,ii all the circumstances
.ur. G. u. Lcouari-Dcar Sir:-Soruc ten
dl!s since, Ggu,d OF IL poor bat deserving
&c H,a.l, IN Mulberry Street, WHO was suffering
l. OIu Il >rNr'c attack oi CiniIs and fever, con-
trIctvd Iu the low grOuuds, lear Newark, y. j.
| gave him one bottle OF your south American
tcNcr aud ASuc Remedy, and It affords mc
pleasure TO say, that the disease las been bgo.
i.rn up 10y II, u,c, aud permanent cure ctiec-
ted Truly yuUts. \. F. SIEKLiAG.
New loik, NOv. d, ! $50.
am acquainted wIth the facts set forth im
the above cr.uAcatc, and can witness to tie
t,IJm OF l,c statements therein contained.
l.. H. IE.iSk.
G.,,,'t p,N;,,E
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SKIN DISEASES AND GI.ANDULAR
SWEIll\tS

Every species of exterior irritation is
quickly reduced by the anii.inllammatory
action Of this Ointment. Angry Erupti"ns,
such ns Salt Rhcum, Erysiprlas, TeItcr,
Ringworm, Scaid Head, Netlle Rash. Scab.
b;rS Cor Iirh) &c: die out. To return no
mere, under its application. Hospital expe.
ricnrc in all parts of Lac world proves its
niaIIibiIily in Diseases Of tho skin, the mus J..
clcs, the joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES, AND TUMORS.
The effect Of this uurivacd external
remedy upon Scrofula, and other virulent
ulcers and sores, is almost miraulous. II
frs, discharges the poison which produces
suppura,ion and proud flesh. and thus the
cures which its healing properties after
ward complete are safe as we'll as pcrma.
ncut.
N(n'\nS npITISI'S
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CLASS EE.

DBAWS Dee, 10Th, 1887, mt ARMORY
liail, Savannah, Ga., under the sworn su.
perntendence OF w. X. Symons, Esq,
and J. NJ. Prenliss, Esq.
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1t cured d. Burri,t, Esq, Of Cincinnati.
of Rheumatism of i years staudlug, after
all other remedies had failed We have
hundreds of such certificates. Caii on the
Agent aud get It Book and Che lar. and
read for yourself the many remarkable and
oStnyisbin.r rpr.,, ~ H.,
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000!
Tickets $40 Halves s; Quarters Q 81
'RIzEsPAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTIONS

10000 Numbers-3, 28G Prizes,
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Scheme.

1886 Prizes amounting !o..... .s225, ,26u
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Garier's Spanish Mixture /!
sCROFULOUS RE ADER

1t cured the neice OF the Ilon. John Nj.
nor Bots, a member of Congress, from Vir-
gnn, Of Scr"Iula, after ;he skill OF the
best Physicians, boih Of New York and
Philadelphia had been tried in vain aud it
will cure you, reader, if You are so Affected.
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RarImbold,s Exfractr.ucI,u
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.

Is PIcPnIcd dIFcctIy accoIdiHg 90 tnc Rules
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InfallioIe Remedy.

IT you are suffering with any uf rnc above
distressing allmrurs, the IIuId Extract Ruchu
VIII cure You. Try it and Dc convinced OF its
rlhCacv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-12
Kansas.

The peaceful result Of the Kansas cleo
lion is matter of sincere congratnlstion
to the whole country, let which party
may have iriumphed. Ii ends all fur
Their agitation. The evil Drognostica
ti"ns of, invasion, bloodshed, and civil
war. have all proved g,oundless 1t is
reported that IN the strong Republican
precincts that party appointed their own
Officers and retained possession of the
polls without disturbance, and admitted
all who were qualified according to their
construction OF law.to vote. Tho con
ventlon that nominated Judge Ransom
was compos. d Of Those protesting to b.
National Democrats /" who are IN favor
vi submitting to iairexpression ni public
opinlon in tie organization Of the State
and civ ing every resident c,tlzen lie right
10 Vote. They endorsed Cav. Walker,
declarations that the constitution should
b. submitted 10 full vote Of the peo
pl-. |. they have iriumphed IN tht
election Of a member OF Congress or il
choos,u- majority OF the Legislature. u
is no evidence OF the strength OF the pro
slavery and border ruiiilnS. who Wi
find as strenuous opponents among til,
National Democrats as among the Re
publlcans.
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THr EAKrHorAnE which was slightly

The EARTHQUAKE which was slightly
felt in this VICINITY on Thursday morn
M, created serious cornmntiJn in lac
earth and fright among the people in
st. Louis. Its origin is supposed TO
have been in the volcanic regions about
New Madrid. The st. Louis Democrat
thus describes it's effects in that city
The first premonition is said to have been
given by slight con ussion ahout midnight
Rnt at-half past four in the nl,rn,ng. those
who were awake heard low and distant
rumblng which failed to arouse attention
till il rapidly increased to the volume of the
sonnd of heavy trains Of ears laundering
through every street OF the city. Some
lik n thu n is. o protracted ieverber-
ating explosion others to the roar II u wliirl-
wind. Others to the mere passing of marke,
wagons bu, all agree that il was .remcn-
dous. When at its height the bindings be-
gan to rock appallingly. Thousands spr ne
from their beds in alarm. and rushed into
the streets. The northern sky was clear. bnt
from the southwark heavy mist was swiftly
| advancing. and i'm q moment nearly Oh
scared the street lamps. In many instances
the lamps were in an instant uuacconntablv
extinguished. The violent shock lasted tull
| thrce- tour ths of minnie. and was Instantly
succeeded by second roar and attendant
shock OF less severity. MANY describe ho:i
a. one. and aver that the heavy shock laste
| 'ull three minutes. IN ahout five minure,
a.terward the noise aud conclusion were re-
peated with comparative mildness, bat yer,
perceptibly.
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TIE Nav YoaK BANKS tini il mucn
easier - resolve To Ito 4 thing, than 90
10 it. They agreed last week to in
crease their loans Three million dollars.
1t was supposed they were carr, ing out
this resolution IN good faith. tut tn,
weekly statement published on Tues
day lnorning. show, further Contra C.
tion in loans of 81 S55.U3l. Tins re
duces the d,sc 'unt line to about Slu6.-
UOO,UUO Notwithstanding the Cessation
Of foreign exports Of specie. and the DIS
bursment Ut near Two millions by In.
Government, the banks lost IN coin dur
ins Ire week $l,926,222.
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Who reads this that there is article known a. DR.
SAsFoRD's INviGoRAToR, or LIVER REMEDY, which
re relied certain to cure liver complaint in
any Of its forms, such Iaundice, Dyspepsia, and
numerous other complaints, described in another col
umn besides which. it is OF the greatest prepare
tiuns for consumption, taken in early stages
thai Is now known.
We take il for granted, experiment has proven,
that diseases Of the lungs not generally the first
Of consumption, but de'i.tlted system. caus-
ell by the improper action OF the liver reduces the
power of the lungs To resist throw of diseases caus
ed ny coll and irritation leaving the lungs Mt the
cy Of disease. because the liver has inc1lacate
them from performing their proper action of throwing
on diseased matter caused by cold, thus to prevent
sumption cure the liver, AMI keep the system strong
enough to throw off slight diseases Of the lungs.
There is not i'm the world better liver remedy,
cure for dehltaed sy stem, than Dr. SaDforis Invig
orator, fcr has een fully tried in large and extend
ell practice, till its results fully known, and
is oere as triel remedy and that can he RELIEF
on. tSee alvertisemeuts.l octa-lm
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OF Messrs Chickering & Sons, piano
forte makers, Boston, owing to the tnan-
,lal pressure. were unable last week To
make collections sufficient to meet Their
Liabilities al Bank aud to pay off thcirnu
merous workmen Upon disclosing the
stale of the Case to the workmen, and tel
ling them they would have o 20 without
their wages, the men instead Of making
strike" met together and passed re-
solutions expressing sympathy with AMI
confidence n their employers, and ten
der ng to them loan Of six or eight
thousand dollars, the proceeds Of their
own savings. There Is great deal Of
nobility in the conduct Of the men-sn
much Of unseltshness and consideration
that one cannot but feel proud Of our
species. This incident will survive the
crisis.
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The Synod of Indiana Of the Old
School Presbyterian Church is now in
Session at Mir Sterrett's church in this
city. The opening sermon was deliver
cd on Thursday evening by the Rev. Mr.
Smith. A large number of clergymen
are present and considerable interest is
manifested Ivy our citizens IN their pro
eeeding~;-the subject Of establishing a
theological Seminary in the NORTH West
was thought be 'Ore the Syn ii, and the
Committee on the subject reported a
NUN er OF resolutions, one OF winch en-
dorsed the views Of DIR. McMaster in
relation To Slavery, a. set forth IN re
cent letter to the PRESBYTERIAN church
Another resolution expressed regret at
the anti slavery position taken by the
Rev. DIR Rice. The principal part o'
the day was spent in dis :usSlng these
resolutions
The subject ofsy stematic benevolenct
was discussed at length on Friday. The
attention OF the Synod was called to the
fact thar Sabbath School Convent ON
would convene IN the CIT, Of lndianapo
lis on the 9th INST. and the members o
the Synod we're urged to do all in thri
power To secure large attendance,
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G-Dv ton papers tell the story Of a
wife who was present and saw her hsu
band. an engineer upon railroad, knock
ed down by an engine. run over and
crushed to death, and turned calm "
away and walked to her house, wi,hrur
ev'ncing emotion or sIs'kIpg a word
The coroner went to the house and sske.,
the vile what she wished done with the
body? Her reply was. shat she saw
him killed. and cared nothing about
what they did with his body" 1t seems
they had ausrreled a short time before.
and she expressed wish puplicly that
soms one might kill him. Her wishes
we're realized in shorter time propably
thaa she anticipated.
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~. d. O'Neil will in future be found at
William Hughes store corner Of ohin and
Second streets. where he will attend us u,ual
to every branch Of the Tailoring business.
Every article of clothing made or bought at
this house. warranted to 1T to perfection.
Ladies' wishing clothing cut for boys. either
from cloth furnished by themselves or rur-
chased from VIM. Hughes. will he promptly
attended To. a superior assortment Of cloths
kept on hand at low price. Suspended Bank
money taken on accommodating terms; bank
able money not refused. oct1 d&w
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MISAEsoTA.-To morrow the people
Of Minnesota will vote Tor Governor,
Lieut.. Governor. a Secretary OF State, "a
State Auditor. a State Treasurer. a Che
Justice vi the Supreme Court, and two
Associate Justices thereof, an Attorne,
General. Clerk or the Supreme Court,
three Representatives in Congress, ami
one Delegate t. serve until the State i,
admitted into the Union. The strength
OF the Two political parties IS 80 nearly
equal as to make the canvas an animated
aud interesting one.
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OF A gentlemen on entering the cars
at I.afay cite. on Tuesday. WAS crowded
at the doorway by three or four men
standing on the platform. Tn taking
his seat he missed his pocket book
Remembering the persons of two OF
three Of them. he immediately went out,
and procuring nm officer. had them all
arrested. Several persons hal seen them
together before and about the time. and
one of them hal been seen under a
freight iepot close by. search being
made at this place, the money was all
found. Afterwards. one of them ac-
knowledged that he had hidden the
money there. They were committed.
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FEMALES WASTED AT THE WEST

FEMALES WANTED AT THE WEST -
KS the Eastern papers are reporting the
suspension Of la,or IN large portion o.
The Eastern Manufactures. by which
NUMBERS of Industrious females are
thrown out Of employment, and are
likely to he lef: destitute and idle dur
ing the approaching winter, several Of
our citizens. who are hou>ekecpers, have
desired US to call attention to the grea,
want Of female help that exists through
this section Of country. We are assured
that fifty IT one hundred females could
find good homes and liberal wages in
'sm lies in this city at the present time
Within a week We have published al
refreshments for female help by persons
who offer good homes for girls and
81 Sd to $3.50 per week. House keep
ers have been here from Caseyvllle, lien
derson. Mt. Vernon. Owensbnro. Rock
port. and other places 50 and 60 miles
distant to get domestic help"
Alta time when employment is likely
tn be scarce at the East, and when many
will suffer for the want Of the comG,rt,
and necessar'es ot life. during the cunning
rigorous season. it appears as il Eastern
benevolence could find no more laud
able work. than tn d rect and aid those
who may he in d,nger Of suffering t.
the homes Of abundance AMI comfort ir
this land overlooking with the inuntie,
az Providence. In orr milder climate
with cheap food and fuel. the poor sI.f
fer less without anv employ ment thar
at the East with half work. Ii is move
occurrence for the people Of Kentuck,
10 come across the river for female help
hut the demand from that side is nj
most as great as on our own. and inai
Gates a change in the domestic habits o
the citizens, in the towns OF Kentucky
i
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OF The case of james q. Brayman
former editor of the Democrat, at Chwa.
go, imprisoned for robbng the post office
IN that city, came up before the U s
District Court in that CT, ON "Wednesday
and an attempt was mad" TO postpone ih,
trial and then to Qua>h the indictment
Bo Ia were Oserruled. and the parties or
dered to be prepared for trial during the
present term.
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A number vi COMMUNICATIONS appeared
in the ST. Louis papers Of FRIDAY IN Ie-
i,tion To the currency OF illinois. We
make the follow M extracts
The notes o. the Illinois banks (ur most OF
them arc undoubtedly good. All secuted by
Missouri bond, are II convertible mo THOSE
bonds ut IS cents OH the dollar for the bonos i,
IN one Sense. better tim gotd tor a man " ho
would convert SiJ.JJJ IN bonds ut that rate.
and ,ay the bonds IN his safe, would have, Il
year or two hence. ABOUT 10000 more on
nand than man who would lock III $iV,Oo0
in gold for thai length of time. But So ioiiR
Us each note svili not command specie re;sdi-
~, they cannot circulate as money except AT
u discount. II we are To consider thein par,
We must make them the STANDARD, anu Gala
our specie ut premium. This our poop.e
will not do. Our STANDARD has bcen specie,
and il must be maintained.
And in fact it is well that ii
should be known a. widely ~ possib'e. ioi
the benefit of all concerned, that amy One
holding notes uf suspended Illinois bank.
10 the amount 81 ole Thousand dollars, may
return the SAME to the Auditor and be enti
| lied to receive In place of them the Scvuiil
pledged IT, m equal amount at the rate AT
which the securities were levci, ell at the ti,nc
when they were deposited. And When IL Is
considered that this rate Is 10y law. twenty
per cent. less than the average market pIiec
| Tor the six months preceding ;aeir deposit.
| il Is evident that the outstanding noIes OF
| the Bank OF Belleviile, for example. may be
thus exchanged at the pleasure OF The hUid-
ers. in sunis of 81 900. for State stocks. 80 ~
to receive from ten TO twenty per cent. pc,
annum Oh the money invested in buying
them up. Let the holders OF specie take this
into consideration and invest their spare cash
| IN this way. enrching themselves and re
lieving the market at the same time.
A gentlem IN writing from Springfield,
Illinois, says:
All Illinois money is taken here at par. and
considered perfectly good. except the Bank
''i Lelleville and Bank of Flgin. The Bank
of Bellcvile will pay about 81 per cent. as is
now thought. Elgin is worth nearly par.
| The bankers here seem to he getting long
remarkably well. and the people appear To
| think that it will all be right SOON
The people of lllinois have confidence in
Illinois Banks. Lot Missouri make provis-
icn for her bond. and Illinois Banks are safe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-12

~ Dr. J. TrosrErrtR's cele rated Stomach Bitter
-l0o,n0 sod in year-nothinCi in the medical mar
for the past fifty has ever epuael nor car
article Ne PRODUCED to equal this great ant-iysrep
tic. One vine glass taken three times each lay before
meals will he cure for dyspepsia will remove
MI fatulency heavneSs from the stomach, keep YOU
free from costveress, assist diEesr, give g. od aI-
petite and in part healthy tore to the whole ~ Sem
No person suffering from debility Of any Kind should
il to rr this great antdote. Try them. For sale at
all the principal Druggists and dealers generally.
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Gran extensive new building that
was leing erected for the Wesley AN
Academy, at Wiibraham, Mass, was hurn
ell down on Tuesday last. The tu,ld-
ny was nearly finished AMI hid cost
.1o,UOO, and WIS TO have been taken
possession ~, the day after the fire. The
school is one of the most lump, rtant and
iiourishin, in the State.
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OJThe past season has teen so abun
Jant in pa,turage, that the Diaries OF
Ono and New York have produced "a
larger amount Of butter and cheese, than
m any previous season. IL is estimated
that he Dauy counties Of New York,
will send To market 10000 tirkins more
butter than ever before.
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Dyspepsia, the national complaint Of this country.
vaishes before the searching. purifying and tonic in
huence NJ this irresistible iicre. The Pills act sim
ultaneousy upon the stomach, the liver and the bow
els.
- Sold at the manufactures, No. 60 Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. "a Strand, London and f,y all
druggists, at 25c., 6skc., and 81 per pot or box.
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