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An ESCAPED CONVICT

We accidentally neglected to mention yesterday,
that Penltcntary coIvict, named James Phillips
escaped the evening previously, while engaged at
work on the rew Court Housc, in process Of cree
ton on the site the Old Museum The attention
Of the Guard having oversight OF the conyicts thus
employed, had been tof short time withdrawn
and he adroltiy availed himself Of the occasion To-
give him leg bail. Ills absence was not discovered
for time. and he has not since been hoard ~
lie has doubtless found shelter and assistance from
some congenisl spirit-Hjclmord Whfg.
A few days ago number Of scientific individu.
ais, in Washington city, on the invitation of DR..
Page attended to witness the application Of electro
magnetism TO boats now propelled by steam The
experiment is said to have been entirely successful.
( Inc ', ashpgtou correspondent Of the New York
Herald thinks that few years viii only elapso be-
lore the ''sicam' boat viii be superseded bv tho
electro" boat--when VIC shall have no more OK.
piosious-and iunumerable cords Of woods and tons
Of coal win be substituted by a barrel OF acid
( RicImoUd jfbjg.
I'm bocrding out,' as the loafer said when bt
curlcd uP for the night on pile of1ntnber.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

TENiE Subscriber has just received lot Of very supc-
J. rior IMPROVED TR ES such as arc recon.
mcudcd By the Faculty Phys aud all who AZ.
Aictcd with Rupture invited to call and examine for
themselves T.. BERKELEY.
July 16 1876.
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,guss Received.

A SUPPLY of Rhinchordts Patent Glass Pad Truss
n also, supply of Hul'S Patent, and very good
article of Common Truss. Al persons who may be
under the necessity Of using the TrOss will do well by
calling and examining for themselves. at
a. D. WREN'S
Stanton, july lG, 1876. Drag Store.
GELLERs' LIVER PILLS, do. vERNHFUGE. For
- sale by the subscriber r. BERKELEY
Stountop, April %, 1916
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,gwss Esecetsc0.
WOOD ana VV0olIcs. Eaoiis.
East RccetUsN.

N TOBACCO. e. y eo1tti 10 y" " ~ -"
Stagoton, August ~, 1876 y
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I'm bocrding oatt,' as the loafer said when n,
curlcd up FOR the night pile of lumber.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


WARRINGTON, Oct Is, 1916, sPM
Opinion in Washington relative 10 the VTeeyy-The I'm
mediate Return Of Captain Eaton oAfon,erev With Dee
patches.
There was long Cabinet meeting Yesterday discuss.
ing, no doubt, upon the success Of arms at Mon
terey.
The government is certainly at the terms of ca
pulatQn entered into by General Taylor with Ampuda
There Is q mystery hanging over it which even General
Taylors Official dispatches have not cleared up
Every American heart must exult at the brilliant acts
and consummats valor of brave officers and soldiers
in carrying before them all the for6catio of the Mex
icans to the very heart of Monterey Still i. will reco
on examining deliberately the terms of capitulaon and
silently admit that nothing short of complete surrender
Of the whole Mexican army should have been entertain
ed It's clearly manifest from the de spatches General
Taylor that General Ampudia made use Of q palpabe
fasehood in order TO extrcate himself and army. In
stating that change had taken place In the
at Mexico and that the party in power adorable
peace Now on the 10th or 18th of September most,
General Ampudia must have been informed by his 90
vernmen that had lined the proposals made by tho
General Ampudia is put down by the Mexicans az tho
last card in the pack But w here give him the credit
Of having played successfully two packs and
thereby extrcaed himself army from total desruc-
ton
You will see by the Union Of this day. what Il saws
about Commissioners to 60 to General Tay camp
Now had the Union come out before the dispatches Of
General reached Washington as il ought to have
done the remark would have looked better That there
was such report about the LIST instant cannot be denied
and it may be that the Of arms at Monterey
has caused change.
Captain Eaton returns this day to Monterey with des.
armisce Of eight weeks has been dsapproved of the
President NORTH.
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The increase for the month this year reaches fraction
more than twenty-five per cent II will be perceived
that the bulk ofhe increase has been In the through
vel and in freight These receipts are independent Of
those of the two boats belonging to the Company
ming on the Sound The average of these boats for the
month, amount to about thirty thousand dollars making
the aggregate income Of the Company for the month,
from the road and the boats, nearly sixty thousand dol
lars This 10 certainly favorable and the finances
OF the Company under these receipts. must exhi
BIT very satisfactory appearance, the sinng fund will
receive the appropriations requires, and the stock
Aolds1 will receive dividends upon their investments
equal to those Of any company in the country. The
magnificent steamboats, of this Company plying the
Sound have attracted very large amount of travel
showing that the travelling any and Eevsry route,
increases in proportion to the facilities for transporting
passengers.
The receipts at the principal land Offices in the
Western country this year, compared with those for
corresponding periods last have been exceedingly large
We statement Of the receipts at the Green Bay
land Office -
SALrs OF PusLIc LANps-GREEN BAY OrrIcE.
1915 1886
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE

THIS Insttution, occupying the building known a. the
Rotunda, the Park, open daily from A. Nj. un til
dark On Monday and Tuesday evenings the rooms
bril- iantly lie hted until 10 2. M.
Life Membership one dollar Single admission 25 cent?
The Public Schools. admitted free on Saurdays bs making
HOWEo 4 CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unriyalled corps Of Eqrsstrians will perform
Covesve the 18th; Woodstock the 18th; Ssukar
the goth; and at Kingston on the 2ist.
This il the Largest Establishment organized in
United States, comprising e Men and Horses requiring
Carrisges to convey the E,rd.oess Tusesns
sran. smsnT whom !. the Greatest Female Rider 81 "a.
Age, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feas peculiarly her OWL
being chsse and classc her and addss
and the charming 1rete with which she chains her sad
render this gifted and sr;ss the Lead
refer the public the brilliant description given IL the re-
of the extraordinary and daring eas
performed b. this Distinguished sytisfe; -. A..
Equestrsa Director, Mr. HOWES; Rid,ns Muter Mr.
among the Peomsrs i the eslebrstsa s9d principal Ri
DER Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. whose fess on
nile act Of Horse msnship BY Maste! Olympic Ere
Tsnbss Nj MACARST ToIssJffss. ss:f " ~
IN their elegant Gymns.c Pastures 6Ioupns ~
Sweet the Charioteer of Ph9bus: Posturng and Gym
nastics by Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howcs IN hrs MY
theological and brilliant Act Of Fsnces Of Proteus Mr.
q. Howes in Slack Rope Evoluuons Mr. Geo Sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF others
The whole sompT'Rns the leading most talented and
eli re- HfSWES Il co 8 New York Mammoth Circus.
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Died.

On Wednesday morning, l4th inst, NAruArrrL H.
Cor. in the 2pth year Of his age
His friends, and those Of his father VIM Cox and of
his brotherinaw, Thomas J. Dunkin are reepecffulv
requested to attend his funeral this afternoon (Thurs
day. at O'Clock from l46 Fourth Avenue, corner Of
15fh street
In Hsvsrhill Mra Pnrsr, widow of Stephen Webster.
aged ga
In Newburyport, Sunday evening, Mrs Avn P,xr
relic Of Daniel Pike, aged 81 years Oct 10TH Mrs Pa.
risrcr srLLowAy, In the saith year Of her ago
AZ his residence, IN Mount Upton. Chenapgo county
the 9Th nit Jorv S,cos in the s4th year his are
He drafted into the army nj the age Of H. and served
three diferen, terms Of three months each.
w Bangor, Goth ult suddenly, OLIVER RAvpALL aged
80 years Mr. X. Revolutionary pensioner He en-
tered the revolutionary ct It's commencement be-
fore he fifteen Years Of age, having enlisted in Eas
ton Mass his native and continued in the service
by different eusme mt to the lose II the In 1919
he enlisted In Captain Treats company In b, and
ed The where he until he lost one Of his
arms in scsnnonsding under General Brown
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WAsHuSoroN, Oct. 10, ls46
Monferey-The Capituiation-The .administration and
tie BofAerahon.
No. sir-say what you will, tho capulation does not
please the administration It pleased with the great
victory with the good department of the commanding
general and his troops in their long marches and hard
fighting but with the terms of the capiulaon II il not
exactly pleased 1t is still believed that Ampudia il
bravethat when he sent out the white Dag he
scared out Of his senses and would have been glad
to have got off with his men, without musket or IN
ounce of powder. Nay further that If he had been pc
remptorily demanded to surrender at discretion, he
would have done it, in n few hours could have been
driven I, that alternative II is thought that Cen Tsy
lor has suffered the Mexicans to escape when he had
them in hi. grasp and might just 2. we'll h.y: captured
as not But instead Of that he has given them sixty
days to recuperae, the end Of which time they wifi
swarm Of vellow.skins to the number Of 1000 men
Some ten days ago messenger with Instructions to
Gen Taylor to push forward le this city The purpor
Of the Instructions gave you at the time That officer
in week hence will arrive at Monterey but his des
has been entered into between the parties TO subsst on
the part Of Gen Taylor until instructions from his gov
eminent can be received with the return from washing
fighting and the capulaon By this treaty all inter-
venng instructions that be received superseded
Captain Eaton, the Mercury from the camp, occupied
as we learn only sixteen days in journey Of 100 miles
We scarcely expect that he return in short
the armisce before the orders OF the government
forward movement will be available during all of which
time the army will remain inactive at Monterey, eating
up their provisions for is not likely the Mexicans have
left them any thing
The truth is we suspect Gen Taylor thinks il q small
business to be lighting contemplate enemy the
Mexcans and is getting tired of III for, after waiting
long time for treaty he thrashes them and then dis
misses them in good order with sixty days grace to
think over the matter before engaging TO thrash Thorn
again This following outhe policy Of Mr. Crittsndsp
to the very letter-every time we thrash them asking
them ifthey have got enough. while the only with
enemy who excessively stupid not TO credit
our humanity, to pummel them right and left until
they cry pecavi" without asking.
But, however contemplate at fighting, the Mexicans
little the shrewdest of all nations under the at
diplomacy and negotiation Senior Rejon completely
extinguished Governor Shannon-Penay Pena wrote
Mr. slidell out of the country and we ind that Am
puda has anticipated total overthrow, and converted
into creditable affair. by timely negotiation SAINT
Anna in the same way smuggled himself into Mexico,
and we should not wonder If we proceeded to q concu
sve treaty il to find ourselves the losers by the
bargain.
Therefore, with Father Richie, we 20 for the vgo.
rous prosecution Of the war right straight forward
Belligerenuy THE DOCTOR.
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Total.... 26,ol3 % z,l6 40 0,0u so l03.l33 ~
This increase Is equal TO than two hundred per
cent. The sales in July ls4o, larger than in July
August and September ls45.
The Bank Of Brunswick. Of Augusta Ca, has declared
ssmtannual dividend Of four dollars per share
The Georgia Railroad and Banking Company, have de-
clared dividend Of two dollars per share.
The Mechsnics' Bank Of Augusta, Ga, has declared
semi annual dividend Of four per cent payable de
mand
The total receipts Of the Little Miami Railroad for the
month OF September 1886, Sll 1854 "a; of which
$ssss 81 for freight and $5966 II from passen.
gers.
The weekly statements of the Canal and Banking Com
pany of New Orleans, exhibit uniform movement in
the aggregate, and great strength in the principal de-
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Married
At Trinity Church. on Wednesday morning, Oct l4th,
BY the Rev. j. +. 3chroeder, D. D, Mr.. FRArcn c.
DELLA BoRucK, Of this city
On the 18th instant. by the Rev. p r. Brown, ALEr.
ANnrn rErRiE 70 Agnes HAMILTON, both of Scotland.
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The stock market continues very heavy and the sales
are very limited Prices, however, improved fractien
today. Norwich and Worcester went upl Harlem, II
and Long Island, u.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have de-
csred dividend Of three per cent on the stock Of the
Washington Branch Railroad, for the half year ending
the lst instant.
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
for the month Of September this year and last have been
O annexed
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There has been material alteration in quota
tons within the past week In fact the operations in all
descriptions Of stocksths good bad and ndierentfor
the past month, have been unusually limited The
kst very much unsettled and in very fsversh
dition a. there 90 many things likely to depress
prices below present rates.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has returned to the
ssat Of having perfected the business which
required his presence in this city He will continue
issue Treasury notes usual far as possible and
will from time to time increase the of interest as
m be necsssary to facilitate their circulation or in
craase the demand for inveatment
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WAsHINoroN, Oct. Is, 1915.

WARRINGTON, Oct Is, 1916.
Items of the .stternoon-7He Contemplated .afsaek on
Tdmpico, &c.
A powerful SOU caster, which commenced blowing
last night, has been prevailing all day. Strong wind
and great quantities of rain Apprehend there must be
some wrecks along Chesapeake Bay.
No further news last evening from the South. We
met at the the Hon. John NJ Bots, passing
ward, who informed that there mail yesterday
south Of Wsdon-failsd to connect undoubtedly,
We indebted to Major Heiss. associate editor OF
the Union for copies of the ocial dispatches Of Cen
Taylor, forwarded yesterday
The widow Of Col. Watson, of the Baltimore volun
teer, who killed at Monterey, will receive half
pay pension Of $a7 per month.
We informed that the Cabinet had another meeting
this morning Tsmpico 10 next to be reduced and then
il the enemy do not 10 terms the navy will be apt
to have privilege Of ding at the Castle Of st. John
Father Richie persmptorily denies the rumor Of the
there pssce tits war to ihs knife until the enc.
my cry "peccsvi."
Of Benton vs. Governor Thomas q libel su) has bseu
received by the court The trial is to be resumed IN
Bad day for the elections in Psnnsylvania and ohis
the Storm has extended 70 far, Of which there II lille
doubt will be bad, psrsiculsrly Tor he whiGs many
of whom are too delicate to turn out In the rain On the
hard listed Rain or shine, they are thar
the long bridge scro the Pcomsc being undsr1onr
certain repairs at the draw bridge
The coast survey have nearly accomplished the TRAN
gulaton of Chesapeake Bay II il most minute, the.
rough, and complete operation.
The Secretary ofthe Treasury is expected every train
from the North
A company Of those daughters Of mercy the Sisters
of Charity have taken charge Of the nursing Of the sick
at the city hospital
Pending these squinoxial storms we beginning to
feel anxious for the steamer The Cabinet not less
impatient for her than the merchants Mexico and
the potato rot are the great questions Of the day.
The position of General Taylors army il now regard
ed as critical and more critical II he pushes forward in
advance of re-inforcements
The Washington and Baltimore Railroad il yielding
dividend in which II In 10 be hoped the compsny
will put up respectable depot at their terminus on
Pennsylvania Avenue. We shall perhaps describe this
edfcc Of these days
Our city fathers Illuminating upon the expectancy
Of whtewashing that black and dngy structure called
the City Hall There 10 great deal Of whitewa shing
done inside Of that building. We know not why the
outside should not have coat
The kilmotes gave Of their pleasant entertain
ments last night, and big circus 10 coming to town.
PS.-Hon H. g. Fox. late British Minister, died at his
residence in this city at o'clock to-day Sick only
few days-sgcd about 6S.
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WARRINGTON, Oct II, 1916
MisceIldneoMs Hsms.


The Winnebsgoes have not yet hit upon treaty with
the government They rode to-day, the delegation
occupying three omnibusses omnbi As they passed
by the Department they singing one Of their war
songs the from Monterey having awakened their
appetite for scaps
Mr. Walkers report from the Treasury department on
Banking, proposed by Mr. Gouge, IL cut. We send you
copy. II Is documentary history Of banking within
the several states six successive years last pss
makes volume Of 1850 pages II will be . document Of
great valuo to your money mon.
The German Benevolent Society dedicated their rev
Hall today They had very respectable procession,
and oupcfb band Of music.
under sort Of sfsmpeds creating great conformation
among the hsckmsn. The omnibus was dislocated and
detached by conclusion against the curb stone at Cole
mans Hotel, the horses dashing ahead With the fore
wheels leaving the box and hind wheels in the gutter
The porter out to escort the passengers into the
house, thinking arrival; but they had all de
camped ont Of the back door A horse Q little below.
was Knocked as Nat as IL struck by six FOUNDER. No
further damage was done
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BALrMosr, Oct. Ia, 1916.
Col Wasson-Major Rinssoids Remains--7Ae Election
-Mdrkus, &c.
The untimely fate Of Col VIM. H. Watson has caused
the most universal and heartfelt have wit
messed in any community. He was known BY every
man, woman and child, almost 10 the city, end being
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HAIR, DYE

RATCHELDER'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is alb
= oIutely the only article yet invented that can be de-
pepded on To color the human hair whskers, NC without
snng or injury to the skin destroying the health and
escty OF the hair Tnact Is attested by hundreds who
se and take every possible recommend it, The
or VII not be disturbed by washing and will be
ou perfectly uniform and even, without any Of those
s uns 20 nnch complained Of in ordinary hair dye
VIII BATCHELDER, w.nr.
"ss"s " tmisasiphaa, Eug. koussel. OLE lm~T
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Aetaltie Tablet Naxsr 1tsUp~nsSvhane
shd pts: about svshsius = article q this kna would DO
terms offered each being made the best Materials vary
ing only In outside finish Certificates, proof Of their
utility possession of the inventor fro some Of
the most scientific gentlemen IL the country es.l dis
made wholesale purchaser q. SAUNDERS
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EVER u he pss 81 Hd so
oil New York. His prices low his hats fine.
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
&c oE sa% Yoa e
~ s &c the control of Tu..s. uScIlpon
:%a psas ss
Western Hotel oart:nd street where copies Of
s and plans bushes: may be
such purpose designated.
ton before having been oStained the
1 IN 1 h .nS in the
az No payments are required until the completion of the
Sompssy "a. e BEEN me estsS
civil religious and nsIensbs gbr and lawful PRIVILEGES
common forever Independent
d. Il psi:oss ss; individual :S;iy xS;.:"sT Of i.
mu%s Sb:cSed By sp.Cs mi.ea contract. .as
much under any legislative chartered companies what
The objects Of this Association purely those Of bsney
designed for the benefit Of poor and middns clss:es
The shares Reserved Guarantee Capinl have been
% % at ten dollars each and are
for fifty aoding perfect proiecton to The Insured
se sr 80 " to be-
LgpdOna - T'''-' =
qued by the CONSTITUTION to be selected from nsn Of
wealth and smnsnce and aeI their appointment, " rt
and Commissioners, who also authorized fill all va
This Institution is empowered to insure Health well
osss sPse eSn snS
%a0 S the first and
E ae Oven 1 nss SEEN # HSss Me-
HON Hon. HaNkY KgeGkkkAsN M RS5js
HON HON. A MM b AhnsRooiI M s S. %.
and d. ANDREW R0ND: Esq. Gf Oneida county, NY:
%g'I .: 1.d
G%pny y hs The 'ed G.
BRANCH the direction Of Local every State
Gentlemen will be furnished with copy of the Copstu.
s.IsS the Co%mi:
BEa sfs S S
named Gs for completing the
A YEARS SGHE Sf baoMa oss, OF
f' ri: IL &: $.: @
to Of e s
years duration have yielded.
snps to the proof have #
Ss TsS
ness Of about 70 ears Duration consequent on Small Pox
with severe inflammation in my eye, Ny parents procured
s cs al %
treatments, being Garfield; cupped Sc &c numerous times
ss
other also applied remedies but
nq .nd my
VIII s::s%,
w" Ps S
s.: E ma
'e'ee s month"; Tf
Of .s q
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BIS treatment on January 1896 and from commence
ment experienced relief the pains
i@sISys rejoice and s.!sial sMss ny :isis
look on powerful light. without or iniaiy
This modest statement expressed with fidelity. Il is
ny i: sas
Ea h: evoaS
hopes relieving from the awu! prospects Of irremedabe
possesses ocult feel confidently persuaded Of the
saa s .a y
assis ne
s~o" to before me- this ed day Of fSSrt
This Is 70 certify thu, personally .cqasined with
ssiuIous opacity Of the transparent coruss, from small poS
a6 1s re
di.aoes .dvie. medicine describing
health and habit appetite and DIGESTION state Of bowels dis
ease and sasns present. symptoms and state of vision
some .sO.i'hieE cures will be announced week
Also Herald IF Wednesday next ofl years total blind
nratients distance will please furnish their certificates
LEECHES! LEECHES!
I;sshs' 's, 1000 dsIT% order.
is im.re Impo-ter of I.eeSss No lis william st.
SEAMAN & MUIR
WILL open their and extensive Dry Goods Establish
w men, No sii Broadway Is, door above the Hospital
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THE FIRST
G. r A N d @ o N 9 e K L

IhE FIRST
Ora ND CONC E RI
MADAME
A b L A M o WICZ,
WILL take place at the APOLLO SALOON, on Thurs.
w day. the 18th Of October, which occasion she will
be assisted by the following dstis gushed artists
MADEMOISELLE RACHEL,
MADAME l. AZARRE,
MONS. GILBERT, -
MONS. JULES FONTANNA.
Mr. HENRY MARKS,
Mr. GEO. LODER will preside at the Pianoforte.
~ Tickets One Dollar each-to be had At the principal
Music Stores.
Full particulars in small bills. olsr
NEW YORK ANATOMICAL MUSEUM,
$50 Boicery, opposite Prince st.
THE PUBLIC informed that after the labor Of many
Yeas, Doctor BEACH has succeeded in collecting and
preparing illustrating the Of
every Of the human which 10 full sized
female figure exhibiting the ftas uere amid the sur.
rounding organs.
open vsers in the above building and occupies
rooms where I'll have oppertunU Of studying the
wonderful mechanism If their own bodies and the morbid
stnte produced by disease
For particulars see small bills Admittance Is cents
OILS eod3tsrc J HASSELL. NJ D., Superintendent.