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has been sentenced to the State pris-
on for three years, for marrying two
young, ladies' He appears to have
engaged himself TO two others.
u The accident on the Harlem Rail
road, last evening, was not caused by
an explosion The train was throws
from the track by a tie purposely
placed across it, and TIE engine, ten
der, and express car nearly demolish :
ed. The engineer, fireman, and a
clerk OF the company were injured,
but not seriously. No passenger was
hurt. .Loss to the railroad $40. 900 to
$4,000 M5A
Prof. Goodwin Smith arrived this
forenoon, and will enter at once upoa
his duties in the Cornell University.
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania,
has written a letter that he Is not a
candidate for the United States Sem
ate. 8
Twelve coal laden cars, on the
Myrris & Essex Railroad were thrown
from the track on Sunday evening by
the breaking of an axle and demOlish-
ed A bra akeman was slightly Injured.
The Keucucky Bourbon case aud
the similar one of BIaisdell a Eckle,
were up before Judge Blatchford to-
day, and postponed indefinitely, to
await further orders from the Attor
ney General.
At the Hoboken races to-day the
handicap hurdle race was won by DIR.
Underwood beating Harry Booth,
Red Dick and Ripley; two miles;
time, 4:02. The consolation pre- MUM.
one aud one eighth miles. was won
by SleetlT. beating Uncle, Vic, Sarah
Bond and Morrissey; time, 2:O6.
Generals Rosecrans and LOngstreet
sailed to-day for Mexico.
At meeting of the French Radi-
c1l Republican Club of Newark last
p. NJ, the following was unanimously
adopted:
Resolvcd, That with the deepest
feeling we here and now tender our
warmest congratulations to the peo-
PIE of Iowa and Minnesota for their
sense and prObity in having admitted
impartial suffrage by their sovereign
ballots, On the memorable Sd OF this
month. .r
New YoRK, November 10.-At the
request of several Trustees of Antie
tam Cemetery, who are Trustees also
of the Gettysburg Cemetery, the Pres
ident, Mr.. Joy, has called a meeting
Of the Board at Ebbitt Hotel, Wash
ington, on the evening of the 9th of
December. when it is expected the
disposal of the remains of the Con-
federate dead will be finally deter
mined.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO Nov 10
ExcHANGn-Eastern scarce and firm at
1-l0th premium selling. Etf8 W
FLoUR-Steady aud In good shipping de-
maud for lower grades: better grades dull
ana ana unchanged; sales OF Spring ext.a at
WHEAT-Firmer and in fair speculative
oemandi sales OF No. L at 81 l70II 20: No.
81 llzgl l3; closing at 81 iIz< for re9u-
lar, and " l2z for fresh receipts of No.
z; safes OF No. since Change at &I IL,
CoRN-Dull and firm; sales or No at so
9oic; NO 2 73975s; rejected 6Bc; closing
ternoon at Slg82c.
OATS-In fair request, nrm and fc higher :
sales OF No. at 4St949c; re ected 40c; clos
Ing az 4o54@ i51a for No. l. +... .'ss.- /.
hYE-Quiet and firm; sales of No i az
~ 05gl QiA No. at 81 02@I O3s closing at
tue outside figure. - - =
BARLEY-Easier: No. 2 81 1901 81; reject
ed u 42gl 45: closing at 81 ST for No q.
sample lots on the track sold at 81 Goal 75
HIGHwINES-hastera and IN Ire active az
941z@95c rsaI 80 =
PRoYIsToNS--Firm and quiet. Mess Pork
-S24 70; ordinary mess S2f. .-ss----.-.. - +
CUT MEATS-Dry saIted shoulders He
BEEF-Mess l31l4c =
IARD-kettIe rendered &c. .4H e.fs nf
CATTLE-Firm and steady at SO 25@4 25
for Texan.
FREIGHTs-Dull and almost nominaI az
DC for oats, end &c for corn, and Sc for
wheat to Buffalo.
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sPECIAL NoTrcEs
b GIcknesa LrnIdahIa ?

Thousands toss on slck-beds to-day, who
LnisnL nave Dten vel and hearty had they
laken due precautions for the preservation
OF that most precious OF earthly bl ssIugs.
q SOUND mind ia G sound b0dV Sickness. 10
= krt hter &lent hau most people suppose.
. dtoto0ote. When the body IS Igneuid-
me ptrlls depressed, and the nervous -y+-
tenn unnaturally sensitive, IG should te
IAken ior granted Thar mi chfef brelgiu0.
iDese nlhts and warning, v0u -hsaftd as
Su ~ Dy ktud Providence, ouzL not to-
De olsi eRarued. IL they are sighted, as Isl
TOO generally the case, Tie i. ext thine u1ar
De FEVER severe bilious attack or st me
other form OF acute disease. They Indicate
as clearly as IL the tntimaft0n s-ere afyatf#
IN arilculate language that the amlInaI
functions are disOrdered, ana the svsfrrn
debil itated- Dnde~ these cfroumsian noes.
the only thing ts be done fs % REGULATE
AND RESTORE, and the best TcQUl0tiag ana
reSfOr0tfDe preparation eUeF used J0g ~ nre-
uenft0a of gicAHess is HOSTEIIIE ft'7 ~TJN-
ACH BITrEhS. Iu this way, bilious re
mtttent fever. chills and fever, spasmF.
ner. on 3 pare Xysms, violent attacks or ire
dtges ion, and all the ordinary epidemics
may almost certainly be avertCd. Thy
are usually preceded ty the symptoms de-
scItbeds anC surely IL IS reason to for sta
them by re orting TO an autldOte at once
harm less, agreeable, and luVigOratiue-
Most assurediy, A. viii sOon dfssi pate the
feelings referred TO; which. Of
course, is desirable, even III they were ct
likely 10 lead 10 something worse. The
close OF the Fall Is usu liy accom- panied
by un healthy fogs and Viole Q mtmOsp sphcric
changes, and IL Is therefore "a sea on when
inVigOration is particularly needed.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic telegraph.
Banquet of the Lord Mayor Of Lon
don Hon. ReTerdy Johnson
present. 49,
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, November 10.-The Times
has an editorial article giving the
basis of the settlement aud present
status of the. questions between the
United States aud Great Britain.
A mixed commission, consisting of
two members from each nation, will
be appointed to a1judge all questions
arising since 1853-the date of the
last commission.
England's responsibility in the
matter of the Alabama claims will be
referred to Prussia for arbitration.
If the decision Is 10 favor of America
the commission viii then investigate
the claims.
America has withdrawn the question
of the recognition of the Southern
States by Great Britain during the
war.
The San Juan business will be re-
ferred to the President of Switzerland
for arbitration. ~
LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Lord May
or of London gave banquet at Guild
Hall last night. Among the guests
were the Right Hon. Benz. Disraeli
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TALLAHASSEE, November 10. =
Lieutenant Governor Gleason aad
Secretary Alden occupy rooms at the
City Hotel, opposite the capitol.
Yesterday afternoon, while in the
hotel, the Adjutaut General of the
State demanded the papers from Sec
retary Alden relative to his appoint
ment as A ljutant, which Alden re-
fused to deliver. The Adjutant Gen
eral then presented a pistol at Mr.
Alden. Chief Justice Randall, who
was present, interiered aud succeeded
in arrestiug the difficulty. To-day,
on the complaint OF Secretary Alden,
the Adjutant General was bound over
IN 5000 to keep the peace.
Lieut.. Governor Gleason's party
claim that Reed caused the destruc-
ton of the arms lately thrown from
the railroad, TO prevent them from
being used to aid In his conviction,
while the other side say Gleason did
it 10 add to Reeds embarrass ment.
j. G Gibbs, a colored man, is Gov.
Reeds Secretary of State. app1in ted
in the first instance by Gov. Reed
when he was forming his Cabinet, and
was confirmed by the Senate, but
afterwards set aside on accomnt of a
mistake in the name, and Alden ap-
pointed. With the exception of the
Secretary of State, Gov. Reeds Cabi-
net is unchanged.
Gcv. Reel has issued a proclama-
ton. recommending the 18th instant
as a day of thanksgiving and prayer.
The impeachment case was present
ed TO the Supreme Court to day for
its opinion.
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Sc. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Nov. IN.
COTTON AND HEBTP-Nothing doinR n
tLoUR-foleraOly active, with a good
order demand from the South, but prices
are unchanged; Spring and Fail su perfine
soid az "a z5G5 so; extra So 70a6 50; Xxx
20 I2GS 80; Xxx to fancy SO kGIO 75
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged eT 45a2 90
FOR prime TO fancy red and white Fail !:
81 20 tor No. I. t+s- 1900 f-r'eT =
CoRN-The feeling is slightly better, but
prices are very unsettled, new franRfng al
60g70c, and old at 75@82c. II - M
OATS-In little better demand at 48 d52
BARLEY-Dult and UNCHANGED: prime
9S2 Is. -'t'SS = = - y " "
and sold at 81 10GI IL -Nf f71 f%sT
FORK Quiet and unchanged, at SO c5 4.
BULK MEATs-Dry salted shoulders sold
at l6I1c -~,",'.'H -
BACoS- Unchanged; shoulders I4c: clear
RIB SIDES TIC; clear sides lS1<c.
LARD Choice tterce retafls at l6c and
keg at ISc -
WHISKY--Slow at 81 o.
medium 10 choice. 7---e-r'-
HoGS-In good demand at 61za7c for
heavy and 596c for light. 1dG 1Tiss NJ
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NeR Orleans Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10.
CsTTON-Is &c lower; Middltng 3N93%; /;
sales 5.l00 bales: receipts 4ySs2 balesi ex-
ports 752 bales.
GOLD-At 1857.
FxCHANGE-Sterlingu unsettled, at 1450
1867; New York Sigh par to "a discount.
SUGAR-Easier but uncnanged.
MoIAssEs-Slightly lower fair 20; prime
76c; hoice soc.
FLoUa -FIrmer; superfine S6 IS; choice
SO O0a12 90. -a4ut ~
CsoRN-Scarce: new 81 GOAL O5. r
OATs-Scarce at 64965c.
BRAN-At $40. T8
HAY-W estern $50 OOG3I 90.
PoRK-Dull and lower at s3I so.
BACoN-ScaI ce; shoulders 141SaI5c: rib
sides IS5zdl9c; clear sides 1gs<@Dc
LARD-Dull; tierce 17c; keg 2lc Ei y H~
CoEFEE-Flrm and unchanged.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL r. i 4
New YORK MalrkefI. lI

By telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
COTTON = A shade lower; sales of 90,
os1ies, oaies at 25a139245zc for middling Hplands
FLoUR-Receipts I7,I2O bbls. the narEer
Is Is 5glOc better: sales of l0, 500 bbls at s5 8OG
Go SS 10 for superhne State and Western
extra extra fsanily e. y 59g9 75 FOR white wheat
California Flour is a shade firmer.i Rye
Fiour-FIrm sales OF $50 barrels al &c rs.
1IoKN IqKN MEAL-Qutet. ni9 sHaaI aS9s'
WHEAT-Receipts, 75,786 bushels; opened
% y shaae snIs nrmer. and closed with sales OF
81 e514@l 6s for No. do 81 si | IS for pmbssl
W inter Canada In bond: 81 s21S fof mixed
20 Sla'e; q 10 for No white Michigan; 81 10
90 - Ior white California and 81 "a for
bIs1,ls,- REE. Heavy and loyer: sales of 10 200
ouShels " eStern AT 81 8591 80. - .-.-.-',---.
bAaRLEY-- Without change; Sales OF 1880
DqsheIs very choice Canada West &C % IS,
66ARLEY MALT-Quiet. 79af.
o,sN'las, heeeipis 1900 bushels; market
opened nrmer, but closed duh and drooD
Ing; sales OF S,l00 bushels at 81 I2aI IL for,
ern si ~ q iogi "a for sound mixed West
OATS = receipts 100 bushels: market
lower; sales 1000 bushels al 72a73Ixc for
Wbiie sIIerh anoat' the latter price Tor choice
6TErE EIgEF Easier Her At s1es31c for Carolina
ll2GllSzc- -
oLASSES-Dull, q safnslf tstttM IA
PETROLEUM Dull At I5aI5I<c for orada
ana ~ for refined bonded. ~ n I777'
fHopS-Q1Iet az I5925c for Americau.a,. i
II II NsEED OIL.-Steady at 95cdgl 90.
(945c. ~ 11S
PosK-yery. duh ana irregular. NJ ob
s,d kd kd1Fs-Steadys F. safes of $500 barrels at
fd0 . % tor new plain mess Tierce Beef Is
prime mess; $50 50@3l 50 for india mes.
beeI es1Ir hams hs gnlet ats2S 5Oge0.a s5sa5IT
ilgll l14c for Shoulders; l2aI6c for hsms1
Silddies lac steady; sales of $50 boxes Mt III<a
aiaS ICY '9r 5, snort ribbed, lf1z9l45<c for long
hARD-Quiet and heavy: sales Of 452 los |
at l5gl7c Tor steam, and i7aITL<c for lSatIIt.al
rendered. ~ ~ -AfOsoAo
BUTTER Steady; 25@87c for Ohio: 40a5Oc
for Stss5e.
CHEESE Quiet at I3aISc, H''lh at AA@
FkEfGHTS-T0 Liverpool firmer. en0aOe
menis of $1,000 bushels wheat. DER sfesmer-
2s Cd. -9 --o~'' ~
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NE MPHIS.
Excitement about a Contested Elec-
tiOn Oase-An Aged Man Killed By
Fall.


MEMPHIS, November 10-In con-
sequence of hard rains last night, the
track of the Memphis course to-day
was very heavy, though the attend
ance was very good aud the contest
spirited Theirst race, saloon purse of
three hundred dollars, mile heats,
free for all, was won by LaDkin, in
two straight heats, beating Pyoniox
aud Belle; time, 2t.
MEMPHIS. November 10-A dis
patch was received by Gen. Granger,
last night. from r. 2. Price, Commits
sioner of Registration at Mason s
Depot, Upton County. stating that
the greatest excitement existed there,
In consequence of the report that
Gen. Smith, the defeated candidate
for Congress. was coming there with
a large body of. armed negroes, to
take depositions for the purpose of
contesting the election. DIR. Left
wlch asked for troops to preserve or
der. This morning a dispatch was
received from Sheriff Slaughters,
stating that about one Thousand arm
ed negroes, principally from Fayette
County, had arrived there. and the
greatest apprehension is felt for the
security of the whites. Many women
and children had left on the train ID
consequence. j
Since noon, it is impossible to COM
municate by telegraph with that
point, and it is believed that the op-
orator has been driven away. Gener-.
al Granger dispatched fifty men OF
the Twenty-Fifth Infantry, under
three officers, by special train tonight,
for the purpose of preserving order
An aged man named j G. Gilman,
formerly Of Baltimore, fell through a
hatchway of the house of A. s. Levy
Il Co, to day. and was Instantly.
killed.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By TeIegraph.l NEW YoKK. Nov lO.i
DRY GooDs-In the general trade is inac-
tive, although there Is a little more doiug
with the chance of cooler weather.; prices
are without much change. The only al
terra ION to-day IS I'm Amoskea AZ A Bleach
Ell Dr1iltngs, which are selling at l5c, and
Waltham Bleached. which are reduced 10
one smiling. Heavy Brown Sheettngs are
Steady at log l6c. Printing Cloths 75zG7%c
for good To best makes. For Cocheco
Robes IN wooiens business remains inac-
tIVe5 on the whole though an inquiry
Is notice able. Aiack Beavers are worth
from - so to So so: also Ladies Sackfngs
from 81 % TO 81 90. Low priced Flannels
and Blankets are inging full priceE. but
fahcy CassiInereS and other Kinds OF wool
ems are dull aud sOmeR what heavy. u !. u.
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NIw STATE OFFloERs-The terms

NEw STATE OFFIoERs.-The terms
. OF the new State officers commence at
the following dates:
Captain 4. w. Mccoy, Clerk of the
Supreme Court, November Sd. 1868.
Hon. Delana +. Williamson, At
tnrney General, November Sd. 1868.
Hon. NJ. f. Hoffman, Secretary OF
State. January 10Th, 1869
Col. James b. Black, Reporter Of
the Supreme Court, January 18th,
1869.
Major j. d Evans, Auditor oI
State, January 25-h, 1869.
Gen Nathan Kimball. Treasurer OF
State, February 10th, 1869.
Barnabas G. Hobbs, Superintend-
ent of public INSTRUCTION, March 1st
1869.
The term of Gov. Conrad Baker
expires on the 18th Of January, 1869
He will be inaugurated In the pres
ence OF the Legislature.
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PITTsBURG, Nov. 1O.-Tbe ALE
gheny County Christian Convention
assembled to. night at the call of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
A temporary organization was effect
ell by the election of Major w. f..
New as President; Permanent Presi-
dent, Prof. S. j. Wilson, d. d. Ad-
dresses of welcome were made, and
The Convention was addressed by K.
A Burnett, of Milwaukee. Rev. B.
w. Cheadlow, OF Cincinnati; ID. L.
MOODY. of Chicago; Rev. A. G. Roe,
NewsY ork. and others have promised
to be present.
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Notice TO TaxpaVers

ny Office Is 1HEREBK GIVEN no
AN the taxpay ers of the city Of Evans
Vile that have received from the Clerk
Of the Common Council o. said city the
Tax uplicate for the year 1868, and that
am now ready to receive the taxes charged
on saio duplicate
ALI persOns who pay their taxes iu nuu
on or before the 18th day of N oven ber VIII
be entitled TO a discount OF five per ceu1.
or the amount. Those paying after said
10Th day OF November. and on or before
the Och day OF december, will be entil ed
TO - discount of three per cent. of the
amount: aud those paying aft said 8th
ay OF December. and on or before the SIN
day of January, 1863 wifi be eutitle 3 to o.
discount OF one and a half per cent. OF the
amount.
My office is az The City Building, corner
Third and Walnul Streets.
TT. GAVIsK,
noVIO DIV city Collector.
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CHARLESTON. s. c., November 10.
The municipal election took place to
day, and was attended with much ex-
citement. Chancellor Lessen was the
candidate of the Citizens party for
Mayor, and Gilbert Hillsbury, of the
Republican party. The vote is very
close. and will not be counted till
morning.
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"The Election OVer-Then What Fol-
laws 20

luWS
Over this caption, in the last num-
Der of the Cambridge City Mirror,
paper published by Lafe Develin, an
I'D article appeared enumerating what he
regards his private grievances in the
ar late political canvass In this State.
We shall have no issue with that
person or paper, and only allude to
she matter to correct gross misrep-
resentation IN regard to the Hon.
Joseph Il. Mcdonald The article
says:
1t was Mcdonald who tried to as
sumo the control of the business of
the State Central Committee"
We know this to be untrue. Mr.
Mcdonald was not in the city upon
the day when the Central Committee
met and selected him to aid in the
canvass, and represent the committee
when not In session. He knew moth
ing whatever Of the matter until he
retuI ned to the city that night, and
only cons aatcd to accept the trust af
ter the most urgent solicitation and
from the necessities of the case. If
Dgveln has any just of com
plaint it IS against the committee aud
net Mr. Mcdonald. And we will add
that the action OF the committee gave
new vigor to The canvass and conf
dense to the Democracy all over the
Safe This charge of Develin against
Mr. McDolald proving false, and il
is the corner stone of the complaints is
of the former. all his allegations fall
to the ground with 1T.
We will state further, that in due
Time the assumed charges and repre-
spntFtiOns of Mr.. Develin will be au
thoritively contradicted, and he will
regret, beyond doubt, for his own
reputation that ne has provoked such
Il fIt cessity, for IL is a controversy o
his own seeking.-Stdte Sentinel.
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ST. JOHNS.
/. Panlc-RepOr.ed Bank Failure.

ST.. JOINS, N. B., November TO-
Quite a panic was occasioned here
to day by the reported failure of the
Canal Bank. This morning it's paper
was generally refused. About noon
the Blnk closed its doors. Other
bank Ks are deliberating whether they
will come to its assistance.
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PrncIanlatiOn.

WHEREAS, Thursday, the 26th day
of the present month, has been desig
mated by the President of the United
"i s' States as a day of public praise,
thanksg Wig and praise to the AL
mighty Creator and Divine Ruler OF
the Universe.
T. Conrad Baker, Lieutenant Gov
ernor of the State Of Indiana acting
as Governor thereof do cordially re-
commend to the people of this State
the observance OF said day in accord
ance with the Presidents proclama-
ton
In witness whereof have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caus-
ed he seal of the State to be
L. S hereunto affixed at the city OF
indianapolis, this 7th day OF
se November 1868.
By the Governor,
CONRAD BAKER.
NELSON TRusLER Sec'y of State.
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The Republican majority on joint
ballot in tho New York Legislature
Is ten. This ought to enable the Re
pubhcans to prevent the Democracy
from reaping the rich harvest they
anticipated by the election of HoFF-
MANN
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Louisville Market
By Teleeraph.I

BY Telegraph LoUIsvII.I.K. Nov N.
ToBACCo-Firm; sales IL hhds of Iugs to
cutting leaf at 65za20c Z r.
ELoUR-Superfine s6 90; choice 80 90.
WHEAT-Sl 70GI 80.
COTToN-22c.
lSc; clear sides 1870. f
HIGHWINES-eI 03dI O5.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
World; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, Instantaneous no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; refine
lies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; iuVigOrntes
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
9s9cE or 0ToWt SOLD Dy all Druggists and
slor's Wig Factory, No. IL Bond Suees,
New York. lap30 diy
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Memphis Market.

By Teiegraph.l MEMPHIS. Nov. 10
CoTToN-Is unchanged. Receipts, l.7s7
oaless exports 2 1855 bales.
ELoUR-At IS 5O9l2 OO
GG1aRF-&carce.
HAK-Sl8 O0025 90.
OATS-6Oc
MEAL-At 81 50.
bkAN-At SIS col
PoRK-s29 SO.
IxSpis.h1o IIxxSS2psIiss.h1oTIders l5c; clear sides Is<c.
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e L e 6 g A ? II.


Gen. Grant at Washington
City. A-zh.'A A.
He Declines a Public DEM
onstratioD.
z Fillibustering Expedition
fJr cuba.
Mayor Hoffman.atsAlbany
He Advises Republicans to
Accept tn Situation.
GsneralsRoseora1s Sails for
Mexico.
Brownlow's Mess age Read
Ia the So aat /.
he Congratulates the Coun-
try on tho Elects n Of 2
Grant aud Colfax.
Nawy hr Asfoo4jo r,bIa
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Scrofala, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbuncle
and BOils. Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections OF the Skin, Indammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles Chronic
Dtarrhoea, MercurfaI Diseases, and every
Taint OF the System; Dyspepsia, and
these Affections originating in the De-
! rangenent of the Digestive Organs,
q viz.s Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and
Nervous Affections, Headache, Lam
gour. and Depression of Spirits, Loss OF
Appetite, Constipation.
KHHIS ExCELLERF MEDICINAL
- Compound was first prepared by DIR.
j W. POLAND. in 1877, and was then em-
ployed with great success in expeIling hui
mors from the blood; but in lS4S "A medical
frieuds who was quite celebrated as a ply
sieian, especially In the treatment of hu-
mors. suggested some Important improve
ments, which were ado 1ted, and which
has made IL $50 the people say) the very
best remedy for all kinds OF humon
known TO :" the faculty"
This preparation rs imposed entirely OF
vegetables, among ieI are Sarsapartila.
Yellow Dock. Noble Pine, Mandrake, and
Bl0OdrOOG. E4
When the originator lived in New
Ham pshire, at Gofstown Centre, for the
space OF thirty or forty miles arouao, and
| 1nManchesteT particularly ,tne Humor DOC
| tor was well known and highly valued for
| the numerous and wonderful cures which
it effected. Though manufactured in large
QUANTITIES, the supply was "a 'daeqnentiy q e6 s6-
more TO be made. In that region, some
very severe cases OF Erysipelas were treat
ed with-and they were cured! Erysipelas
sores, or carbuncles-those ugly, painful
uIcens--were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. 30 IL
was with 5crOfula and Salt Rheum. The
Humor Doctor cured them.
IL is free from any dangerous drugs, Is
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and
effective in its action.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-11

HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, Nov. TO-
Yesterday locomotive exploded at
Duncansyille, killing Engineer Robt.
Patterson and Fireman Philip Davis.