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ATTENTION 1!

ATTENTION
rEHE Courts of enquiry for 16Oth Regiment, in
the present year, will be held on the follow
ing days, to wit: For the first Battalion, on
Thursday the 9th November, at Christian Bears,
Esq, near Churchville. For the second Bat. on
Friday the 18th, at Capt. Jos. F. HOTELS, in Mt
Scion. For the Regiments, on Saturday the 9Th,
at MIR. Hennick's near Spring Hill
ARMSTRONG RANKIN, Col.
October 0, 1915. $50 Regiment.
POSTPONEME
The days for holding The Courts of enquiry
for the l60th Regiment have been changed as
follows: For the LIST Battalion on the Goth Of
November, for the 2nd Bat. on the 2lsi, and for
the Regiments on the 22nd.
Oct. 30, 1915. A. RANKIN, Col.
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4 have likely female house servant, twenty
= four years old, with two children, for sale
she is good plain seamstTess, a washer, roner,
&C.; THOMAS GOOD.
Hot Springs, Oct. 30, 1856.
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TleUTua CONFIisMED.

great care. This, together with his former stock,
which has been replenished from time to time
dunng the summer, makes the largest and most
complete assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuifs,
S U RGICAI. INSTRU MENTS, &C..
ever brought to this place, and no doubt the best
In the upper country. He would therefore soli-
cit those who have been SO liberal in their pa
ronage to continue to get their supplies of him,
assuring them that he will continue to supply
,hem at his former low rates; and those who
have not bought of him, he would respectfully
invite to give him call, as it has now been fully
attested by those who have bought of him, either
by wholesale or retail, that he can sell and does
sell lower than has ever been sold in this place,
and as low as can be bough, in this State.
JOHN b. HART.
Scottsvle, Oct. 90, IS45.
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LAND FOR SAIt,1so

M DESTROYS to sell the Farm on which Jacob
boserman at present resides, situated abous.Q
miles east OF Middlebrook, containing about
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and to be relied on. Orders for printed as well
as blank work will be promptly attended to, and
well executed on moderate terms. 1t is contem-
plated to keep on hand an assortment of Blank
Books, such as Day Books, Journals, Legers,
&c. GEORGE ESKRlDGE, Steward
Va. Institution Deaf, Dumb and Blind.
Stanton, Feb. 6, 1915.
~ Lexington Gazette please copy.
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mo INJUNCTION HEREw

NHE Lives and Opinions of Benjamin Frank
Il lin Butler and Jesse Howl, &c. &c. bv vii.
liam l.. Mackenzie
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BOOK BINDERY.
OF THE
DEAF MUTE DEPARTMENT
OF THE
VIRGINIA INSTITUTION.

THiS establishment lie
again in operation, it
Is hoped permanently, UNI
der the management Of
Mr.. WILLIAM Mills, a
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NHE subscriber wishes to sell the Tract O
Land on which he now resides, situated i,
Augusta County. between the Long Meadow rul
and Christians Creek. This tract contains
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.fKr. sy'iittaa,, Eockrsdye.

Richmond, Virginia, Oct. Is, lS45,
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Hts Contributors

arc Notwithstanding Professional and Amateu
crfers IF The first distinction. To the present cficien
corps new writers will be added and neither treble no
expense will be spared to make the work eminentl,
worthy OF patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-21

The DELAWARE OUTRAGE-FURTHEE ARRESTS -
We have verbal information of an lntert sting and
gratifying character from gentleman who left Delhi
Sunday.
At the tiQe informant left, than forty per-
had bee brought in by the several posses from
dle rent quarters-some Of them arrested as witnesses
but the greater portion of them between 30 and i0)
proved to have been concerned principals subord
nate abetors in the outrages that resulted in steee's
death.
Our last gave Information of the arrest of -
% only OF the rest six were brought in by Timothy
Corbn jr Sunday four Of whom admitted that they
we're present at Earlls. armed and disguised when
steele was shot Among tho six were the two sanfords
father and SEN at whose house scudder stad the night
Scuder stopped the day of the sale and where he and
others disguised themselves before going on to the
ground
Mir Corbin also sent in on Saturday David Scott Of Bowl
ma, who it is in proof furnished wagon to transport
and Indians to the ground.
Burhans brought in two persons suspected Of being
ncerned in the outrage at Earlls.
OF the residue, informant does not rocolect the
names but he furnishes with of the facts that
have been brought out in proof before the Jury
that show the very strong and conclusive nature of
testimony against some OF those now In custody
1t is in proof from the wife of Earll and woman en-
poy ed at his house. that Ear furnished the Indians with
things, mutton, potatoes, bread and butter in consider.
able quantities
Mr.. Reside, Of the prisoners, after some equvo.
cation, finally confessed that he the ground
the time of steees DEATH in Disguise armed
he acted as chief on the OCCASION under Scudder the
head chief sachem.
II also in proof that squres at whose house were
found the pistol taken from Corbn in September and the
ten Indian osguscs told scudder the day of the sale
now is your time to strike the fatal bownow or ne
ver One of the ten DISCUSSES found at squircs house
has been identified by young Northrop che son OF me
man who confessed to his having acted as chei on tho
day Of sae the dress which he Northrop) wore on
that day lie states further tnat this dress was nrnshed
him by Scudder and after the murder returned ny
him to Scudder.
But forbear to pursue the details OF the testimony
much of v hch is Of character that cannot perhaps be
made public OF present without embarrassing the mea
sures now on foot ferret out the offenders. IL is
enough TO saw that every thing is being done that can
be done to finish up the business which has been in
trcpdly and successfully accomplished by the lawand-
order loving people Of Delaware. Nothing, learn,
can the slacrty and spirit with which the
have up to the work OF sustaining the majesty Of
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The committee of the Association of Engineers,
in the ST. Louis Republican, state that tina. Association
has been organized since 1872 that engineer granted
diploma who has not undergone thorough cxamna
ton aud who has not served engineer for five years.
that MIR Mohan engineer Of the Big atchee, had never
applied for membership aud could not have been admit
ted even third engineer They also stated that no
accident OF any kind has happened on any boat on wnch
of the members have been engaged since me iof
nation of the Association
| Dr. Boughton well known by the appellation OF
Dig Thunde is addressing antirent meetings in this
county urging upon the tenants MOTTO pay any more
rent and that solutions been passed several
meetings in the south part OF this county to pay pro-
cess in any way connected with rents.-Hudson Gaz.
The St. Augustine Herald states that the real
gnano can be procured in Florida, on the Pelican Is
lands of which there number in the Tomoco river
1t says il Is the real grit and that there are large
posites oft. This is important il true.-
The Ellicotts Mills Free Press says that con-
tracts have been concluded for the erection forthwith of
two cotton acoiesone for the Granite Manufacturing
Company, and the other for the Ely Manufacturing
Company.
The flags of the various steamboats, and other
vessels on the Delaware, hoisted at halfmast on
tuesday, in respect to the memory OF Gen. Mcdonald
OF Baltimore, merchant, old steamboat owner, and sol
der oil the Revolution-who died ON Monday last.
II is said that nulsber of the officers Of the Bril-
gade commanded by Gen A. L. Roumforto Philadelphia,
have volunteered their services. and that Gen has
rendered his and their services to the General Gov
ernment in case OF war with Mexico.
Cape Cod was visited on Monday, the Ilth, at !
M with the thunder that has taken
place vicinity for great many years.The light
ming struck in some twenty or thirty different places
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kEOLIAN liARPS

NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right tor
4N"Coemans Holan Atachmetto the Pianoforte for the
entire Cued States Excepting Massachuetl
the public, that they prepared to supply Panofores
modern made horizontal Panoogtes In regard tothe durability
of this invention, NJ T.. to satisfy the
JUDGED mnd their critical examination and
warrant them Ia the assertion that the olan will remain
climate, and il will be affected by
Of atmosphere The most satisfactory warrantee with
each instrument.
The public invited to examine the "oan Pianoortes
their wareroom, No 80 Broadway, opposite the Park
where also be fbund of g. Ga and Octave
Panoloes both rosewood and mahogany m2s 6mrc
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
aezH3sf ~ DAD Y-sundsys Excepted-Through Di-
GErzffzrxs}s rect az o'clock M frem the Pier between
$500 Courla idt and Liberty streets.
Steamboat ROCHESTER,. Captain II. q. Crurtenden will
Steamboat kNlCkERBOCKER, Canaan A Houghion,
o'clock.
NJ landing intermediate places from the foot
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Capt. NJ H. True sdell. will
leave on Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt L. w. Brainard,
O'Clock
Passengers taking either Of the above Lines viii arrive Alba
ny IN ample for the Morning Train Cars for the east or
elegant and for speed accommodations are
rvalled on tie Hudson
Freight taken moderate ..
All persons are forbid trusting any Of the Boats orhs Line,
without written order from the Captains or Agents :
For passage freight apply board the boats or 70 r. o.
Scnp,fy THE office III. wharf au2O re
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WAR ON DOMESTIC ANNALS


I TITLE inventions often meorious great ones
IL This reflection, enineny philosophical has been
cited minds, by the sight OF de I'd bodies the
oor OF Once where the OF some OF our
for that the title winch refuse legion Of
which have made fr4htiu CONSUMPTION of "Couisrs and
'Soma,nes Liera,res.o
Well so Is, that this against which all kinds
Of American powders have proved Intellectual have enough
ttle dose d TIE lent poison which advertised "a
paper by Dr. FcuchfwaDger. We proud,
least happy at this victory than the Luxurious Well
ngton could have been Mt that of Waeroo and should
friends tn which has been made Of
fee with that OF e Dahara. could refuse record
important event from which ali readers may derive adj
vages who come into conflict with those enemies against
which De- Feuchtwanger has declared extermnatng
Courier des Etats Dnis, of Aug ..
DESTRUCTION OF VERAiIN-We do positively assert
that the preparations advertised BY Dr. Feuchtwnger No %
Liberty street for the destruction Of vernn, will perform al
he We have tiled them and found III. To be truly eff
cacous--N. York Mercury, of Aug H.
raos for bed bugs rats cockroaches mice, moths, ants flies
insects attacking the fields vegetables the trees
those of tropical CLIMATES All orders be very specific rs
10 wha object Apply for particulars the manufacturer
DIR LEWIS FEUC HTWANGER
nloimfeodmc % Liberty street, near William.
ITO PRINTERS THE Subscribers have for sale 81 ioe
prices the following secondhand Presses SC all OF which
are good order:-2 Superroval Washington Presses No
Imperial Smith Press, Superroyal Wells Press, Ramage
Press superior Steam Engine, Of horse pow err Which
has been used only few months and a. good new
r. HOE CO,
aus awdy swWrc 20 and u Gold street
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MUSIC.
II Rare Opportunity of acquiring Thorough
Hl,yic1i Edfcaf,o,,

~ H. DERWORT. Professor Of Singing, Guitar and Piano
" Forte has opened class for ioang Ladies' from to 10
years ofage whom three Of his daughters whom
he TO thoroughly the OF Singing,
Mr. Der. ors system the result Of years observation
and experience during which he has successfully taught Ger
many London and New York. His method cannot fail to
TO his pupils perception and thorough knowledge
of the grammatical principles oil with the ability to har-
moaize any simple gwen met dy.
Parents and Guardians invited call at his AT
Broaoway, when every inquiry will be answered
Terms so per annum, payable quarterly in adyan Les
three week
Private as heretofore. im~rh
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MUSIC

REMOVED to Ne G5 Franklin street. orc door East OF
~ Broadway NJ DUMSDAf Proft OF the Guitar, sing
ing Accodeon and VOLTA continues teach Ladies and Cen
emen OF New York the above fashionable
compaave short time, by his Analysing and intucrve
System. Terms reasonable
NJ D. will usual the residences Of his pupils
part OF the city, by the Satisfactory and other
ierences application No IS Franklin
tvQt ustn
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SALAMANDER SAFES.

SALAMANDER SAFES.
THE first aud only kind Of Safe that has in every nstan
preserved their from accidental Edwards
Ho mans Improved Saamader, They for sale by A.
Z. Hobbs &c Plat ST. " where certificates and safes
beseen, Of which saved the books and papers Of
slessrs Coe Anderson Co.. No. % Broadeet the gea,
fire the 18th ut Aso of Mr. j. Mel, the corlsr OF
Bro stree. aud E.cha Place the night ofthe 3h
. -. Ii .ec
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the law and bringing the offenders Justice From the
remote parts oil the countyfrom Tompkins Masonvile,
Sidney, Walton Franklin Meredith, IIarpersfeld Da-
venpor Hancock well Delhi the farmers have left
their fields unharvested and great sacrifices to then
selves, have volunteered TO do duty under the sheriff
coming in armed and equipped ready for service These
all that either entirely mainly free from
the Anti.Ient feeling.
The infected district embraces nearly half the county
pervading the greater portion of territory lying be-
tween the two branches OF the Delaware and on
either side of them The infected towns fortnight,
Stamford Roxbury, Middetown. Bovina, Andes, Col
chester Hampden, and part of Delhi These towns
cover what is known the old HsIdeIbuIgh Patent.
The district borders Sullivan, Greene, Schohare and
Ulster the and northwestern part of the county
only being free from Anti-I entism
Nothing had been heard Sunday from the posse
under Mr. Wheeler, that Blenheim in Schoharie
county.-.ii5any .frgus, .7ug. 90
ANOTHER ANTI-RENr OuTRAGE.-We learn that
on Saturday night OF last week. that about four
acres Of corn belonging 10 Cornelius Whtbeck, the
town oil Taghkapic was cut down close to the ground
| Mr. w lives on farm formerly occupied by anti
renter who was dispcsses.ed the pa yment of
rent and ever stree Mr. Whitbeck has been posses
sion Of the farm the antrenters have by various means
endeay ored to drive him oif-H,dson Gazette.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
S U M M Z K A X II A N G Z EMIT,
TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS
On and after ltth June.

TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS,
On and after lith June, 1875:
Frsm Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tran-8s A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted, stopping
at Farmingdale and ST. Georges Manor.
!, accommodation Tan-sK A. NJ and r. M. for Farming
dale and intermediary places daily, Sundays excepted
accommodation Train NJ for Geenpor daily Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and Hicks
Greenport.
From Grcenport Depot
Boston Train, daily Sundays exced, l2< O'Clock NJ
OF on the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation TraiE-At AM daily SUNDAYS excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farmngdaie Depot
Accommodation Train, 81 A. NJ and 2 r. NJ daily Sun
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From jamaica Depot
Extra Train ~ r NJ daily Sundays excepted, for Brook
Manor. " ~ - 'e'
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
on the road going both receive aud deliver
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YoNKERs, August Is, 1915.
Irish Ltrasion Of Yonkas-A,rest of an offender
Rescue-Attack Of the Irish upon Constable and
Citisen.
Our village has to-day been made the scene of an
excitement TO which it il, happily altogether unaccus-
toned. About noon steamboat, with a barge in
tow, from your city, landed upon our dock large
multitude OF men, women and children, protesting
To be connected with the Sunday schools of some OF
the Catholic churches in New York-their number
was varlously estimated from 1909 TO 300 PERSONS
and, with scarcely an exception, they were IRISH
They immediately took possession Of large field
near the landing, and shortly commenced their
wages upon the apple trees near by The owner OF
these trees entreated them to spare his fruit. which
not as yet fiji 10 be eaten, but he was answered
only by abuse. One of the number told him that he
would take as many apples he pleased, to which
the owner answered that he would have recourse 10
the law for the protection OF ms property. "Very
well" said the lrishman, Ego and do your d-st."
Provoked AT this the owner took The necessary
proceedings for his arrest.
The constable made the arrest upon the dock, but
scarcely had he taken the prisoner when most flu
rlous and outrageous attack was made upon him by
the lrshmen around him. Finding himself over
powered, he commanded the assistance OF the citl-
zens, and two or three OF our people up to aid
INN, but they Were separated and beaten back by
The crowd OF Irish, and the prisoner was thus torcl-
bly, rescued Intent upon doing his dury the con>ti-
bic, with his valiant little posse, ran down upon the
dock and succeeded in reaking his man after some
considerable fighting; but no sooner had he HIM III
charge again, than shout was iased on the boat at
the end OF the wharf
"And out the hellish legion sailed"
Rushing down upon the officer and his few asso-
cIates. they beat the faithful fellow, and the good
tzens who were laudaby endeavorng TO aid hun in
the execution Of his Duty with their lists and clubs,
and dragged the prisoner away.
might give further particulars of the manner in
which these men acted, but the above are proml-
nen facts about which there Can he dispute, and
they are alI-sutiicient to show how little regard
these 'adoped citizens" have for the laws OF the
country which has adopted them.
Is 1t not too bad, Mr. Editor, that peaceabe lit
tie American village like ours should be subject to
nvasions as this
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS


CRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal appreciation of the Medical Profession OF Great
Britain been sufficiently long before the American pub
lie fair trial OF and efficacy The PATENT
GALvANc RINGS have been found all the purposes
for which the ordinary Gavanic Battery Electric and Mag
netc Machines used but without any of the
which accompany the applications by those nstru
and many other and
in accomplishing the desired object
The Gavanc Rings have been used with perfect in
all OF Rheumatism, chronic, applying the
head, face limbs Gout; Tic Doloreauy; Toothache,
Bronchitis Vertigo Nervous Sick Headache Irdiges
tion Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy FITS Camp Palptson
of the Heart Apopexy, Stiffness of JOINTS Lumbago. Neu
ragia General eby; Deficiency OF Nervous Energy and
all Nervous Disorders 10 confirmed Dyspepsia they
have been equally successful Their extraordinary effects upon
the system must s witnessed BE believed and certain
recommended The Galvalc Riggs every way perfect
ly harmless and sold prices TO be within the reach Of ALL
CRisTIEs MAGNETIC FLUID used in connection with the
Rings to render their action certain and direct the
avanc influence tothe particular portions which affected
For certificates Of the highest character regarding
the efficacy of the Gavanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
is made former advertisements they may be
az the Office Only Agency in New York A Fulton street
Druggist Fulton and Cranberry streets 2g mtec
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ARTIFICIAL EYES
MADE and Inserted by DR. j. GRAY, No. Ile Bowery, N
lvl York, the ouly maker Of the HUMAN ARTIFICIAL
~ ~ the United States Any person that wishes be we'll
suited should always apply the Maker who the
AR Fortv Nears iu6 im'rc
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NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS

'hE suBsCRlBER would respectfully inform them, that
ne mas been 70 the employ OF the late Samuel Denlt
twenty years and the late Samuel Demt haying
HIM ne Transit nstrument two Astronomical Clocks and the
OF the Observatory his continue conec
on with his son the business Of repairing and
rating Chronometers, and dealing in Nautical Instruments
stand, No. 2ss Pearl street. ID, EOl3ERT
ju6 Iueodsrc
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Stages readiness the arrival of Trains the several
Stations To take passengers low Fares all parts
Island.
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot Whitehall
street. receive Baggage for the several Trains minutes be-
fore the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side
= ROckaMaN baggage taken l,rafe. inInr
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l1fr.. ~ DRAFTS ON GREAT BRITAIN AND
n 11s;E IN IRELAND-Persons wishing remit mo-
6AAMA N ney their friends in any part Of England,
2Sse-se11 ireland, Scotland Wales be supplied
with drafts payable at sight, without dis
count, for from 81 upwards at the following
places, viz:
IN EsaLAsp-The National aud Provincial Bank Of Eng
land Aesss Barned Go Exchange and Discount Bank,
Liverpool Mesrs James Built Son. London, and branches
throughout England and Wales
In lRELANp-The National Bank Of Ireland and Provn-
ca Bank and branches throughout Ireland.
In ScoTLAHD-The Bank Of Scotland, National
Bank Of Scotland reenock Banking Company, and branches
throughout Scotland.
The steamship Cambria sails from Boston the 10th Au
gust by which all drafts b. forwarded free. Apply
w. Y j. Il. TAPSCUI1,
jvl9rc ~ South ST. Maiden lane.
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THE ORIGINAL GENUINE
GALVANlC RINGS

: AND
DOSSESS all the advantages Of Gavanic Battery with
il; shock and successful in curing rheumatism tic
doloreux. headache and all chronic diseases
For sale only by Dr. Crombe's Agents "A b. & ID. Sands
General Agents Also, 273 Broadway II East Broadway
43 and 90 Fulton CT Walker Drug
and Grand u Avenue Ri s Spring % Cathesne Of
2sgold plated Sl-Euid IS hottie. luI9 &c
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MORNING LINE AT Z O'CLOCK,
GR AhgAS n. TROY pad in e. s0s
a&-X X Barclay street.
Breakfast and Dinner board the boat.
Leaves New York o'clock A. NJ Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturday and Troy o'clock A. NJ Albany o'clock
A. NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The lowprsssue steamboat TROY Captain A. Gorham,
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays, at o'clock.
day, Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock
For or freight apply board or to T. B. Hail. at the
Office the wharf.
NotceA goods freight baggage bank bills specie
other kind oproperty taken shipped put board this boat
risk of the Of such goods freight bag
gage, &c. jeBrc