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Ayers Ague Cure.

which noutralizes this malarious poison Ia the
blood, and stimulates tho liver to cxpcl II from,
the body: As 1t should, so Il does cnrs thfs ar.
nlctive disorder with perfect certainty. And it
docs more, or rather does what is Of more ser
vice 10 those subject to this infection. II take.
in season u oxpcls II from the system NJ u is ab-
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use II fire. ffom
Its attacks; keeps tho system In health although
exposed TO the disease. Consequently II NOT only
cures, but protects FROM tho great variety of nj
fections which are induced BY this malignant
Influence, such rs Remittent Fever, Chill Fcycr.
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache
OF Bilious Headache, Bilious feycrs, Neuralgia.
rheumatism, Cout, Blindness, Toothnche, Far.
ache, Catnrrh, Asthma, Palpitatons, Painful Ar.
focons Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie Paralysis.
and Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bow.
els, oil OF which, when arising from this cause,
VIII be found TO assume moro or less the utcrmlt-
tent type. This "Ao UE CuRK" removes the cause
of these arrangements, aud cures the disease.
This 1t accomplishes by stimulating tho cxcru-
tories TO expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habted to do thjs
their office OF their own accord. Hence arises
what wc term deciimafion. Time may accomplish,
the same end but often life is not long enough. or
Is sacrificed In the attempt, while this "A0uE
CuRB' does u at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to bcliovo this Is q surer as well "a
safer remedy for the whole class OF diseases
which are caused by the minsma.lc Infection.
than any other which has been discovered; aud
II has stu another important advantage to tho
public, which Is, that II is cheap Us well as Good.
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~ E. p. Jones & Co, advertise,
in another column, to pay cash for
corn, &C.; and they also wish 20
contract for cord. wood. Choppers,
and those having corn to sell, would
do well to give them a call.
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INSURANCE. - Persons desiring to
indemnify themselves against loss by
fire, are referred to the advertise
ment OF the Home Insurance Com.
pany Of New York. W. c. Bunts
is the Agent for this l'lace.
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ALL GENUiNE KrsNEoY's MEDICAL DIS
covzRY is put up IN four-square bottles, en-.
closed in red envelope, marked Kennedy s
Medical Discovery. VI ALL Others NOT
GENUINE. N
lsRAkS A' hkssW6RTAiy. SE5RTi Agents.
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WHEAT MARKEr.-Wheat having
advanced in price, we notice that
q larger amount than usual has been
brought into market this week.
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.BosroN, October 2a.--A shock Of an earth.
quake was felt st three O'clock OH Wednes-
day, At Machias, Calais and EastpoIt, in
Maine, and st Saint Georges. Saint Andrews
and eAint Johns, New Brunswick.
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TWO Bottles Of Syrup cured irs. " D. Yin. Ra-coru,
0hio ~ cough aud pain in her side Of three, years'
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MARNrAoE.-Maued on the first instant,
at the residence OF Josiah Morehead, esq. =, by
Rev. A. ]. Imhoh, Mr. William Reterman
to Miss Mary E. Moreheaj, both OF this coun
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The one hundreth Anniversary oil
the town of Princeton, Worcester
county, Massachusetts, was cele
brated with great enthusiasm on
Thursday last.
= Cincinnati Gazette.
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Fever and Aeue.

from which msntisd suGts cvrs ; ke - =
the giobc, IL the couse9uence OF di<vs<sa afHt6
In tno systcr. fniscs1 ~ The poisoA0s>e s(i11m
Of yegotahls decay. THIS exbalsiiQa. u ey0{rN
ny the sctjcn Of solar heat on wrt Son, and - )
with Ne watery vspos fso- &fss Wh;ie yke sHvlS
below the horizon shiH rppprs slineers near ,tks
through the lusss Into ffc hsoG SSers n St;s
On irritating pclson oh the tnse{lIn lvlseF *
snd cxcfetlng QEsns 9f the body. JhSIiyef b.
comes torpid md fails 20 secrcfc IN S,,(v m
virus. but Aito the -ldse from ne Mood. po,s
the virus and tho bile eccp1huIatc IN The sjrrufx
ion, ,aed ptodpccsYlolsnf ko1t y donl li,SrSsr.
the spleen, I'M kNneys, Ind tho ttoHlnrh avn
pnthira with the ltyef, aud beo6anc 1lsorSrrsd
niso. Finally, the instinct Of our orfnpisru. -
II IN an attempt to eRpeI tfd noxIot's. iHfsslos.
concentrates tin whole ,blosd pf = lvoiv = -
internal ekcsssUriss 10 fureo thcaf eGfk "a
The blood leaves the surface, aad nphes - SS,,
central organs wltheongestvc violence Thjs 4
the chic Dus N tnis e4on itfhin. TAD2tker
FEVER follows, In which tho blood ,tcatcs ths
central organs and rishcs to the surfScs. a. n
IN another effort to expcl the irfitstin8 poison
through the other great cxcfotory the skin. In
this also II falls, and the system abandons the a.
tempt exhausted, and walts for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the fits or paroxysmscf FEVER AND
AoUB. Such constitutional disorder viii sf
course undermine the health if n 10 net rc,noved,
We have laborcd to find, and hare found, an
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CLovER.-The crop OF clover, in
this county, the past season, has
been unusually productive, we learn.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.


Prepared from prescription of 81, J,
CLARKE, Physician extraordinary
TO the Queen.
This valuable medicine Is unfail'ng in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous dseas.
es to which the female constitution Ia subject.
It moderates allexcess and removes 5 allohstruc
ions, and II speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. It will, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price Ono Dollar, bears the Gov.
ernment Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent
counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
tie FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, but at
any other 'ims they are sats.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on sligh,
exertion, Palpitation OF tho Heart, Hysterics,
and Whites, these Pills will effect cure when
; all other means have failed; and although :
powser,a,,, n,,r remedy, 40 not eontasn ir.n, calo
ltitution.
Fullusrsoticnas asoomrany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, (Lats !. C. Baldwin co.,)
Rochester, NY.
N. B.-sa 90 and postage stamps enclose,
: to any authorized Agent, williRsurs . bottle o
E the Pills BY return mail. N
. Fer sale Sby 4, LANawoRTHY, wholesal,
and retail, Piudlay, Ohio. =
y L. 4, BALDWIN. Agent, NJ. Bapehard.
Ian. -. less.Iiy.
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Findlay Market.
Cincinnati Market.
New York Market

Flour SIS 35 tC S 5UCorn...... 0 O0to 90
Wheat. 90 TO | 42IOats. U i3 to 0 As
Rye....... u 90 to u gUl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

The Surgeon General Of the Army has reported to the
War Department that models Of ambulances for the sick
and wounded have been sent to him. which embrace the
most approved plans in accordance with the requirements
Of the service The Secretary Of War has ordered ,ard
Of medical officers TO meet In the city of Washington on
the nIst day Of November next examine, select and
report upon such model as may think most suitable to
the service. The Board further directed examine and
report upon the present standard supply table, with
reference 10 field service and VIII make sucn suggesuone
% may deem practicable and oxneiient; and will also
perform any other duties that be referred 70 Il from
the War Department..
The Board will be composed OF Surgeons G. A. Finley, r.
g. EauerIec c. Triper, CnJ ler and Assistant Sur
geon r. H. Coolidge, who VIII act rs recorder Of the
Board. @sF
Assistant Surgeon Thomas 81. Williams s directed 70
proceed Fort Monroe Virginia, and perform the duties
f medical ocer during the absence OF Surgeon Cuyler
Who has been detailed board 70 convene at Washing
ton CITY.
duty a the Military Academy, West Point, and ordered to
repair 10 Fort Monroe and reon his company now on
duty at that station. .rsrsg
Leave ofabsence for six mouths, with permsson 70 10
beyond the United States has been granted 70 Major Br-
nard Corps gneers 70 take eject on the suspensou
Of the works for the coming winter which Major b. u
now In charge Of. - = =
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c,n the tex Of the paragraph In question which runs
iollows"Art 2. The boundary line between Russia and
between Itrrup and urup The Island Of Irnp shall be
long wholly to Japan and urup together with the rest VI
The Alands q the group " tes 9ota 9 Qgup belong 70
RUSSIA with regard 10 tue Island of KrasU ,..sla-
lne, or sagalen), /, shall remain as hisherto--un.
appropriated either by Russia or Japann Tne eiand
in question, which, in geographical point Of view,
FOR Ms the northern continuation Of japan, being only
separated from Jezo by the Straits Of Ia Peronse,
narrsw channel, not so wide az the strss Of Dover
runs IN direction due north and SOUTH opposite the
nnc. ls length, from Cape Elizabeth, ls northern
trmy to Cape Not0r0, In the SOUTH is 100 miles or
about the length Of England and soo,snd, though its
width not great being nowhere than eighty 10
hundred miles broad, and n some places even not
than forty or fy. sagaisn Is mountainous, chain Of
mountains running through the whole OF the island form
ipg, as II were, the backbone 1t lies between the pa
raes Of from IS u b degrees the country of France
ann England between Bordeaux Liverpool; though,
consnen. ,he Climate not 80 good 3D. and the mean tenn
perntu,e considerably lower On the there
are . few good harboIs, the best Of which Aniwa
LAY and Iaraika, where there 70 Russian settle
mept. On the west coast of the island there
no good ports. Although the mineral riches Of the
sand have not yet been ascertained TO any ex-
tent, there rs rrason 70 believe that It con,
tains iron, copper and gold. Tie most va,u-
abls commodty hitherto discovered on sagaien s css
which " found in many paccs either the surface
cropping out from under the rocks 90 the sa coast rbe
quality o hs coal IA represented very excellent and
forms an inexhausoie Of fuel for the Russian
though Russia bas appropriated this large and important
stand 70 her own use and profit, in spite Of the above
quoted stipulation Of the treaty with Japan, Is highly
probable that the Japaneee who have hitherto bad no
foreign trade Of the fact and dozng
happy ignorance Of H. they would probably make soroe
e Russ. though Tie latter no doubt would
ate the neutral terrory A matters stand the Ja
passee may nsvsrnd ont Tho near approach 10 thsr
SsoTcsi a. drama ire q wsa sSs Nomsn may b repeated @
1t fure date IN The distant waters Of the far East
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Naval Intellixenos.

Professor n H. Beecher has boen ordered 70 the Naval
Academy Second AssiDtant Surgeon Charles r. Tahs 70
the Aodican Third Assistant Surgeon BENJAMIN vreslADd
70 the roquois. Assistant Surgeon wm Page 70 tho
Naval Hospital at New York. Assistant Surgeon Francis
l. Sst detached nom the receiving ship ct Norfolk, and
ordered to the Naval Hospital n that station
The stean rigate Mississippi Captain Nicholson, %
Woosung July 70, where she arrived on the 2st nom
Kanamaga
Tho United states socp Constellation, Captain John g
Nicholas, Gag ship Of tho African squadron, ana 0s
United States steamer Sumpter, Lieut. J. y Ameuoses
which last sailed from New York early last month, wsFo
al 81 vnccnts Sept. 23.
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RUNAWAY NEGROES.

The Washington Star says:We learn that on Saturday
night last thirty slaves In all, OH from their
homes In Alexandria and Fairfax countless Va, near this
city. Six the property Of the Rev. Mr. Uppea Of
the Episcopal church, and Of David rtzhugh Esq
Some Of them said TO be the property Of the estate Of
the late Commodore Thomas Ap Catesby JONES' and two
other gentlemen u the same neighborhood, whose
We have not yet learned =
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danger that he has ntruded you'll things
garding which be should have been silent II Is with
tears that he thruss his representation upon atten
onl and prostratc he impoes thereon the penetrating
glance Of your Sacred Majes,y's intelligence
che RUSSIAN TERRITORIAL TREATY on THE AMooR-
GEOGRAPHICAL MISTAKES OF THE CHINESE oFPI-
From the North China Herald, Aug. 81.
decree Of the 10th June, translated below, would
ioad infer that ia the late Of territory
sia da(Hnese negottor had without due caution
or eisnsnv authority In Yin Yauyung's memorial the
s,sNs Tn docusncut has not been yet circulated in
3rs ss.d Nwisaccur to any one who has the
sele a~sieIs 10 anfl ooo that the latter has been
H. sSsYeiarred 70 tavors this assumption. Y.h shan
" x'.aTst syaable Of his name shows, is member
" .AnperiaIihmAy Of the same generation with the
i..as LIZ V WHO i,ns% Us .. Canton in is4I, and nc,
colones whore ho high in Office for many years and
since n s hs.hmap province Of Heh Lung Kiang or
7sisihnr nS Npor valley q the sashaen uia Amur
before The treSks II Ten sin concluded and We
must nscr,be 10 ha blood relationship with his master
@ sor coa,ng away largo alice OF territory by mistake
Is simple rrivation a hp insignia of once.
Any dcb,s the ost on the coast to which Russia
,ns entitled 70 descend W Der treaty Of ast year,
moved hv this decree The uifun river falls Into sea,
according to Dr. williams, wasse map Is conarnod BY
those Of the Chinese in toe nr ssg ea. ~ Ssy o, st % q
tudc The country of ihe Sui-ftn and Usuri rirers
bring part Of Kirin, docs NOT IN any sense
march with the Russian terr1tory pcs "uV' u.u Ju-
disdieton Of the genera, Governor Heb Lung kiang
(Tsitahpr) Last year. however, Yib bhan general Of
the Inter government believing TOO resdy or carciess
y, in whal he was told By the Lieutenant General Kla
inea, settled boundary question with the Russian En-
yoy in by no nlcsns satisfactory manner He managed
cuse whatever
We command therefore that Yih shan, general govern
eh Lung kianr, be deprived Of his but retained
N my .ce, and we charge bim explain III tscusson
anu uennc those points In respect ofwhch In his ,rmcr
" 'Ssseamrs ~ .n, ne concealed bis bungigg from
VIC command that the LseutenaAt General Klaminsa.
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cy while ali ranks down the common soldier are 30
preserved nvioase though known to hundreds
the success Of the plot being almost miracle.
conspiracy 10 Constsntnople s now, however more
HEhness inhabited the Sesagho, which forms Of the
points Of the triangular city, popular insurrecon held
the rebellion II II were In force save fngng to
It the head Of the Vzer showing the dead body Of the
palaces each side Of the Bosphorus his eet lying at
anchor and armed bewcen him and the popular city he
no longer be assaied by mob chosen and deter
mined band Of soldery alone E.ake such attempt
and must have associates and support In the fleet and
the several military stations
This the only difficulty the conspirators had 70
contend with. They had evidently friend court no
acccmplce IN high station. The two political parties
which in Turkey disputed power under the prctext that
one them for progress and the other for old inst
tuons, have for some time, like parties, merged
forgotten their differences And however they may
another still they have given active cnmity and
agreed upon conducting tho affairs Of tho State In
for rncr, and Mehemet may boast himself rerograde,
but the forward impulse and the backward reco
both alike powerces each party sticks where IL is The
7unsinot motkry Justice dclusion, finance has BE-
come borongf fro Es1yopc, and apcndduys being from
car,tal not rsree, has reached darse Of esmb6ancc
All this net unpleasant to the men In ONCE who NAV
thlk IL the best Of all possible worlds But not
surprised that unpaid sodiers and unadvanced o6icers
p4 tgehor to clear the Divan Of its sleepy incapable
and corrupt occupants Perhaps is fortunate that they
have failed Their success musk have been attended
Win UNoCbneu mlBnt nave hoCeeataxed JOINT
don q naval Powers 70 the BosphorU The state Of the
capital whether anarchy the ultra Nuesulman faction
prevailed, would have ning the semiindependent Chris
nn provinces into alarm. Nor n possible 70 tell what
would havc taken piace at Belgrade at Bucharest Or
Alexandra.
RUSSIAN ENcRoACHsENTs IN THB Far RAsr
lFrom the China (London) Telegraph, sept l4l
In our article the Above subject in the last number
Of tbe Journal sRhty alluded the island OF sarasn
Since then have been pcc In possession az come AL
ditional particulars which on readers may nnd 70 be Of
interest BY the struons or rho treaty OF 1855 between
Russia ard Japan signed q em6da, January q fold
sye) n that year by Admiral Couct Poutatne on the
part oi Ruesis he Island OF Kraoso the Russians cali
saRsien-- declared neutral territory 10 prevent the
possibility Of msunderstandng on the subject sub.
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- >~>~c~~~->~~~~~~-~-~~---~~~~ e.s
ARREST OF ONE OF THE INSURGENTS.

ARREST OF ONE OF THE lNS6 6kGENIS.
CARIMIz, Pa, Oct. 20, 1855.
man supposed 70 be Captain Cook was arrested here
at to-day. He answers the description given Of
Cook, and u heavily armed, and s also the same
who was seen IN Chambersburg talking with Mrs. Cook
His examinatioa now going on.
s6s y se = ~ CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. %, 1850.
The arrested supposed not TO be Cook, but Of
the participants In the outbreak He is taller than tho
published description Of Cook but Is evidently the
man who was seen At Chambersburg yesterday. He
attempted to resist arrest but overowcred Three
revovcrs and two bowie knives found hs person
He has been committed for further bearing He every
appearance Of desperate man and refuses any
questions.
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THE SLAVE POPULATION IN THE VICINITY
OF THE OIITRkEAK

this outbreak located is very large, and doubt
immense strmpede was calculated upon by these fanatics
The following the relative population at the last
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OUR WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

.Ht3 - ~ ftaE ift WA1n1HuiON, W.T. -, 1ooo.
Mr. johnson, Marshal Of the Northern District Of Ohio,
Is here and on Monday win 60 TO Charlesown, va TO
examine the papers that were found on Ola Brown, ard
which are said implcae su,scu1ts IN Ohio.
Kagi, one Of the Harper's Ferry insurgents and who
was killed, wasthe Tribune Kansas correspondent Cop
land, tie negro in prison. one Of the Obcrn
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ARMS TAKEN AWAY FROM A NEGRO COM.
PANY.
ARD FROM MR.. LEWIS CLEPHANE OF THE
WASHINGTON ERA.

WASHINGTON, Oct, q, 1859.
Ny attention has been called to letter from this city
published your paper Of yesterday, evidently intended
to ncie mob violence which be deprecated
by every good citizen under any and all circumstances
The letter referred to represents endorsing the
outrages committed at Harpers Ferry by band of law.
less fanatics, which would do, and have
every to believe belong to that class think
my friends will bear me out in that supposition.
The report given Of difficulty which place. be-
tween Mr. Holland clerk in the United States House of
Representatives and myself in Adamsons newspaper de-
pot, Is altogether q sided report.
The facts of the simply these,-On Monday
evening last quite number Of persons assembled
there waiting for the New York papers, when Mr. Hol
land entered in highly excited manner, abusing and
cursng the abolionists and oil who sympathized with
thanksgiving they ought TO have their damned threats
cut and announcing that two hundred and fifty aboi-
onsts had possession OF Harpers Ferrya which ridi-
culous statement laughed, when Mr. Holland turn
ed to and reiterated the statement told him plainly
believed such statement that II was nothing but an
uprising or rebellion Of the workmen OF that place.
He offered to bet 500 it was as he stated. re-
Piled, was not a betting character but at the
time did not believe It," He then, In threatening
manner said al better rot justify the act. Ny reply
was: !" Perhaps may" BY which meant to imply
posed be, rebellion Of the wsrkmen on account OF
certain contractor not paying his hands In fact when
the Hon Mr. Faulkner left here that afternoon he
presented IT, Mr.. Holland then became personally abusive
and squared of for a fight, but did mot strike
Here the matter ended as supposed. know Of no in
dignahon meeting being held until read In your paper
Now Mr. Editor, wish to say to you and every body
else that did not and do not sympathise WITH endorse
watamie Brown" and his party, and believe they have
met and are to meet their Just deserts and further that
am citizen Of Washington, born and raised here
and for the last thirteen years have been known TO
be an active worker in the anti-slavery and re-
publican ranks, and shall continue, az In times past
to battle In that cause In evory peaceful, legal and
constitutional manner In which may be able promote
the interests Of the great republican party and that am
come from what source they may. Ny acts are ali open
and above board and whilst shall not obrude myself or
opnicns upon any one, shall feel free 10 express my
oil proper occasions. Whilst claim this right for myscK
Icey accord the same TO every other Of all polu
cal partlee ts LEWIS CIEpHANE
mr. clephancs statement does differ In any parcu
lar from that OF correspondent but we pblsh IN
order that the fullest justice may be doneED HKaIpl