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) aMERE-MRNTIoN.

eR.PsWxarNa, siesIitor ofs the Charlotte
7imss. was arrested d few DAYS since by or.
der,ofsGen. RUGEa, and taken to Raleigh.
The arrest was made, it is said, ou account
OF articles that have recently. appeared In
the 1sn.es Il is supposed that he win be
admitted to bail i: . :,..s... =. w LILLIAN HENRY
TREscoTr. ESQ, who was appointed by the
eonYsntion as agent to represent the inte.
rest of the people Of the State at Washing
ton. publishes q card in the Charleston pa.
srs.siin which he states chat athis agency
was terminated bys the election OF Senators
and members of Congress, and that allcom--
,mupicafions should 10 future be addressed
To- them. The Legislature of South
'esrolips has appropriated twenty Eve hun
dred dollars for the purpose Of euclosiag the
pronnds of the New State House. .........
ff;is stated that several priyateers are about
"a sail from. our ports to prey: upon French
commerce, under the Gag Of the Republic
Of MEXICO. ...... " Josh Billings saws, awhen
onca axs;d If / believe in the 6nal salvation
Of meu.gI sed YES, but let me pick the
ran o......s:. Governor ALLIsoN and Mr.
YU1Es. of Florida, and General MERCER,
os sGeoroia. ara the oniy State prisoners now
rsina;n;no n: Fort puhski ........ .Tbieves
;n.Mad,;Ss S,a;ns stole tbe had. clothes from
tbe- -oholeia nat;snts The :oTrens',
.the ;h;.,orie vessel associated with the
..s;zn,s::af MASON and SBIpELL, has not
Iono survived the American var. At last
ocoonnta she vas at the Isle of Dogs. where
sheswas. to be broken up. Her oareerjis
eandad d....s...s....A single ounce of powder,
nlaeed in an eighteen incl. which
isaimed atan angle of forty.fige degrees, is
esnahle sof nro;;eotipe i twenty. four pound
ball q distance of three hundred and fifty
Yards. The small pox is raging i.
mong the freedmen in the yieinityo Selma,
Ala, to such an extent that they are not
allowed toenter that CITY except under most
pressing circumstances. -@
Mr. J.H. BoATwR1sHr, the Messenger
of the House of Representatives, has been
sppointed the Private Secretary of Cover
nor ORR......s...V iirtue springs from indus
try rather than religion. We care not how
snious,, a man is, let him alosf,, a week,
and herwiii feel the devil in him bigger
than woodeoek. Hon. ISAAC NEW
TON. Commissioner of Agriculture, is sup.
plying allsths Southern members of Con.
eress viii, seeds, and also furnishing his
report for distribution throughout the South.
erns States: -. President JOHNSON has
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SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ TRICT-Whereas VIM. WHYTE has applied to |
for Letters of Administration, all and singular,
the goods and chattes rights and credits Of Rev. A.
.WHYTE, late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, cite and admonlsh al and singular
kindred and creditors of the said deceased be and
District be holden at York Court House, on the 18th
day January Instant to sew cause any why the sud
Administration should not be granted. -. -,jsz
Given under my hand and Seal this Cd day of January
In year Of our Lerd thousand eight hundred and
sixysx, and In the nneteth year Of the Independence
Of the United States of america. - 8 b,
zss-5tss, q. = ss-5, JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. D.
January 80. ,-l:t: 81 81 ~" 2t'
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CHEAP N GOODS.

CHEAP GOODS.
I'VE nrc now selling all kinds Of goods az very pfees
~ ms te Soon for NEW GOODS TO ARRIVE 3 such as
~ S.a ,jIe or CAIfCOES at IS cents per yard. Nice
WnRsTED GOODS for dresses 80 cents ynf and
other styleseof = lss.s $ -
DRESS GOODS,
On ,,onoron. A rood article Of BROWN SUGAR, at Is
cents Der pound a fine lot of PAINTED BUCKETS, ~
40 cents. zs.az = sz- -, :. ,,n, c,,jzens
df York 10 give US acal and will sell them all Rnus
Goods al very small advance. on Northern sGst;
-. " m the Old Stand Of ESD Jeferys,,
. - "N - A'e yorkville, 9. G.
December 81 20 - -.
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Ygnteneal.

MARRIED-on the 2lst of December by Rev. James r.
Baird, MIR. JOHN SHILLINGLAW and Miss REBECCA
WHERRY, all Of this District.
In Cumming, Forsyth county, Ga, the 2sh Of No
vember, by the Rev. Mr.. Pleger, Mr.. F. II. MULLINO
aud Miss SALLIE MOORE, of that place.
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RENOYkTING AND CLEANSING

MRs GRIsr resnectftllly informs the citizens Of
Yorkyiileand Vicinity nat she preparedto RENoyATE
AND CLEAN Genacmen's Coats gsniI rs aSI
sa,IsfactIoa Guaranteed garments arenottoo much
WORN or FADED. n n p,,cbford
RErERs TO Capt. l. D. WthersPoo&h, & " u No rayg
son and Mai. J. G. Lindsay. : In -, o,,o,aea,o
| = December - .
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f1nalltiM e GgnlnlerfiaL.
COMMERCIAI.

Qrt will be remembered by our readers that the prices
crwise specially stated. y--7s lIsj seigEi :.
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-TNTWE COURT OF ORDINARY,

- 5-St york DISIftESjsI.sst5 - -
rop- nfvtsfoN on SALE OFs THE REAE ESTATE:
{ 8 OF DUNCAN Nee Jun, ,sDfcEA 81
oocland Appiic ps Peter Mccailum, Mary
Jackson David Pooysy and va. Christine 5a1s, WE
g and Wife, Jane ;sp a. pfcCa1um. and Tomas
and WIFE, Nancy heirs 6f Duncan Cailnn deeeased
III appearing my satisfaction, that James u Jackson
wifa defendants In above stated case un
cit tbe limits Of this State X ordered tbas
ssta,s &c duncan McCaIum decetsed or before tae
twelfth day OF FEBRUARY, 1856, hsl consent % ths some
WIN be entered Of record. ,s A AssRR0WN,o.a y. -
NoVeunber9 - 30 Sai
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.,0mump.

: DKD-In YorkvilIc, on Monday, 25th ultimo, Mrs.
AMANDA ). HERNDON, wife Of Mr. JOSEPH HERNpoS,
in the 43rd year OF her are. -
Ather residence, Sunday morning. the 3lst nltimo,
Mrs. CLARRISSA H., wife of w. L. HARRIS.
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HOUSE AVID LOT FOR RENT.

THE Subscriber having determined 10
1<IA-l take charge Of the Boarding Department
@EfIS of the YoIkville Female Seminary, Of
IIAAk5ex r. fers FOR RENT her. convenient and
desirable HOUSE AND LOT, the well
known residence of the late Rev MrAdams. The house
has COMFORTABLE ROOMS. There is an excellent
GARDEN the Lot choice Fruit Trees convenient
outbuildngs nnd GOOD WELL. - - q
Any person wishing rent, might do well TO apply hume
diaiely TO MRS. ". w. THQRNWEIIL.s
January4 81 2t
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AMRRoTYPEs.

Upstairs in the, sAdickes5 5bulislnk.s -
HAVING received ssppg Q, on%
In ali the various styles, at prices than oeIe lse e
war. BY thus reducing my Prices @ ~ Ir,ice versions
to make Photographic pictures as common npR ~ a'
October la =, 90. ~ sm Z.
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ESTATE SALE,

WILL be sod ar tie iafe residences of COL THOMAS
DAVIS, deceased, 6 10Th day OF JANUARY next, all
his PERSONAL ESTATE, consistIng Of Corn, Fodder,
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EN-FROM MY .PLANTA

y TIoN, on SUNDAY, 18th Of DECEMBER ultmo, a
BROWN HoRsEsMULE, years old. His name and tail
has been trimmed and recently grown out II Is branded
with the letter S' the left shoulder, aud marked with
the gears. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will be paid for
the delivery of the MULE 10 me, and TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS for the conviction Of the thief.
s 80 - X, A. SPRINGS,
-ss,s:-.s& - +-s.Ss =" Rock Hill, 8. c.
JaInary4 ,-zs.s 81 3t' y-
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51anI,ps REYOLYERs..

yye haye for sale a lot of COLTS REVeLgbfhts = 9
the LATEST PAliI !. LONDON & ZIMMERMAN;
ssTs ~ - AZ Esq. Jefferys, Old 6tund,
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rs.,,tS, ;izsSSn ssAgE.

.s5s. - LAND DF0tS SALE ,,,,,,,,,
II oFPER for sale ONE HwngESD aI,,a,ss y.
sne411 = AIN NINE ACRES of Land, sipatsu I -
Sssp 1,, stan sissy;cf yc and half naiiss South
ps., yin ~ syasfyIlie, bounded BY lands OF
S{S Tss. Es,n fSa,espie, Col w. b. Allison, &c
On the premises Is
- =. 8. ss.gs GOOD H0BSEs as. 49,
-, cRIB one bali of the idnd lsir cultga
sf % IN Timber The fencing % modezafe. Inc
uon, ne @ o. iatered by Any infomaffon can
n Ssd bv applying 70 me atRock , ,nptcsx
November
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ADMINISTRA,
Il TORS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Admins
and Guardians, hereby notified 10 make theil
ANNUAL RETURNS, forthwith !; those Sfaiing TO do Sc
JOHN 4. BROWN, o. Y. D.
January 81 49, rs7SN- 81
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FINANCIAL.

CHARLOTTE, January l.-Gold l.40.
CHARLESTON December 29.-Gold Is purchased by the
Bankers at as and sold al 46. :, s.s>
AUGUSTA, December 2-Brokers buying gold at las
and selling at l47 South Carolina Bank notes quoted
as follows: - =. 49, t'--"' y - =.
Bank of Camden, 30 Bank of Charleston, 90 Bank Of
Chester, Bank of Georgetown, %; Bank of Hamburg,
.; Bank Of Newbery, 2s Bank of South Casollna, 90
Bank of the State Of South Carolina, "a Commercial Bank
Columbia, 20 Exchange Bank, Columbia, %; Farmers
and Exchange, l3; Merchants, Cheraw, 20; Peoples
Bank, 81; Planters Bank 90 Planers' and Mechanics
Bank, 23 South Western Rail Road, 30 State Bank, l2;
Union Bank, 70
RicAMOsD, Dec. s8-Broksrs are buying gold at Las
and selling atl47.
The following the quotations for South and North
Carolina. Bank Notes -.
souTH CARoLNA.-Bank of Camden 40 cents, Charles
ton 20 Chester 20; Georgetown 20; Hamburg 20 New
berry 3D. South Carolina II State of South Carolina 20
Commercial Bank, Columbia lS; Exchange Bank, Coum-
ba 10; Farmes' and Exchange 10; Merchants Cheraw,
%; Peoples Bank As; Planters Bank 20; Panters' and
Mechanics Bank 25 Southwestern Railroad Bank 30
State Bank 10; Union Bank 60.
NORTH CARoLINA.-Bank of Cape Fear 35; Charlotte,
33 Clarendon Is; Commerce p Fayetteville Is Lexing
80 North Carolina 3s Roxboro 80; Thomasvie 80
Wadtsborough %; Bank Of Washington Isl Wilmington
20; Yanceyyie Is; Commercial Bank, Wilmington lS;
Farmers Bank of North Carolina 3d. Greensborough Mu
tuai Insurance Company 90 Merchants Bank, Newbem
%; Miners' and Planters Bank 33
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- RALEs OF CoTT0N.

be sold credit Of twelye months with interest from
date, and approved securities .ttss..s 8 8sss;
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5NOCREDIT4IsAM GRATEFUL.
in :, n, M nv friends for buyine Goods from and
win continue 10 best can for oil that may favor me
with hope that one VIII ask me e se mem =,
ALI their oods yery cheap and entirely for CASH "A
call before buying elsewhere is solicited orders
me accompanied by the Cash, VIII receive @ arsniSn.,
nsoa
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

IA persons having claims against the fHUGH
w. CAMPBELL, deceased, late OF York District, will
present them the undersigned, iLancaster District in
the prescribed Persons indebted 70 said estate
will come forward and settle the same
RIM. SIMS, Administrator.
January4 81 ---.-.... 81
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FoR. GIERK--1VE ARE AU-
TaoR,zEn - announce AmyEL e, MOORE,
ESQ., as Candidate 70 s nsc, u
Of the Count of Common Pleas, ior 1oih i1'N'" re.
y .lanernher z 81
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ALI persons having claims against said ESTATE, viii
present the duly arrested Indebted to said Estate
70 make payment. =. 1855; X,
December q i .s.-s 20 g
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THE CRY rs STILL THEY COME.
sPure Liquors, pure Holland sehnnpps, pure Bodrbon
and Monongahela Whiskey, old Cognac Randy, old Ma
deira, Port, Sherry, Malaga and Garct Wines for Mcdcl
nal lpurpcrss. Atthe YORK DRUs1 1srehE.as
Z December 81 -ss-z - u -
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BURROWS BLAIR & Coz

AT "a: B. RATGHF0RDss OLD STAND:
= ~ -. y; ~
ewodld rsspsssfuIy inys .s essnsloa ne public
generally, 70 our icige und varied assOstnspt of
DRY GOODS, g. ~
SHOES, BOG rs, s
GRO GKERy QYI0ls
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NOTICE,:-ALL PERSONS IN,
II nEBTED TO the estate Of JOSEPH HOWELL, de
ceased are requested TO make IMMEDIATE PAYMENT.
Those having demands against the said estate will present
them M the undersigned at as early day possible
: % Tz5 SARAH ANN HOWELL, Ere1arir. :
-,,.,a,,hsrIA % s-T33s- y IS "a - s'sss 3t+ -
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GR0CKERY. RY.--A LARGE. LOT
~ Of CROCKERY OF every description, which viii be
sold at prices prevailing beforeth war. Al -, :. ~
October ss sw, 8 :fs ny neooAAlts' 4 :
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

ing half gale from the eastward all
night, had slightly aba.ed, nut sttll il
ragged with such fury as 10 cans most
serious apprehensions, which uulu,u.
nately We're afterwards but too sadly
realized. BY the time the htemen
reached the spot, the Trudell house was
enyeloped in flames and delay OF nearly
an hour In getting full supply Of water
enabled the fire to make rapid progress.
By alfpast Ave more than eighty
houses, all wooden, We're in a blaze, aud
the flames driven by the wind spreading
in all directions. At half past six, over
hundred aud fifty houses were con.
sumed The fire by this tie had run
along ST.. Joseph aud NoGry u.me les
Anges to the Junction OF Non-r,
along St, VALERIE toward, 20" ,n. a4,e
and the streets surrounding
At the General Hu,ut. &c., .Ayrgt
another terrible dr. sts .,-.- With
even more fury, ~h,r .4v eek of
Crown street, along Pr!ure Edward.
Jesuit aud Rylaud street,, ,hr 3tm-s
were creeping back, envelopiu& rect
after street, and range after range, lies
pite the almost superhuman efforts Of
the soldiers, and the seamen o' the Au-
rOra, to arrest IT, The conAagratiun
ceased about eight O'Clock, when it had
nothing more to feed on A moderate
computation places the number Of
houses destroyed al $500, and the loss
in buildings, household and personal
property, burned or damaged, at between
S2,500,000 to 100000. The number OF
persons rendered hOuseless is estimated
at $4,000. The body of man, burned
almost to crisp, was dragged out Of a
house in st. Sauveur near st. VALERIE st.
Itcould noqbe recognized. Lieut., Hughes
OF the Royal Artillery, was blown up
ana severely, though not dangerously
wounded. Several selmeu received con-
tusiOns. Lieut.. Douglass, of the "Au-
rora," was seriously hurt. Lieut.. Benn
Of one Of the regiments, had his arm
broken.
A private dispatch, dated II o'clock
to. day, estimates the number of build
ings destroyed at 200.
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Deaths.

SMITH-In wallingford, on the 18th inst, of
Dyptheria, Emily A. Smith, daughter of Geo.
and Anna L. Smith, aged u years and II mos.
This is the last of three children, all Of whom
have died of the same disease within the short
space of one month.
EDMUNDS-At Dandy, of softening of the
brain, Oct. IL, Lydia Edmunds wife of Ira Ed
mund-, aged rs years, months and 10 days.
Buffalo, n. Y, papers please copy.
KELLOGG-Of Typhoid fever. on the 10th
inst, al Essex, Vt, (being there at the Acade-
N.Y. John Denison Kellogg, of Pittsfurd, son OF
Gen. Amos C. and Nancy Kellogg, aged IS years,
10 months and % days.
BRYANT-In East Wallingford, Oct 9Th, OF
Erysepelas, Charlie L. only child of j. f. and
). M. Bryant, aged years and II months.
LoNG.-In Kingston, Maryland, October 9th,
Moses Hawks Long only son of Edwin M. and
Emily A. Long, aged 6years and 3 months.
REYN0LDS.-In Rutland, October 18th, oil
Dysentery, Mr.. Jonathan Reynolds, of Chester
formerly of this place, aged 60 years.
GRlGGS-In Rutland, on Sabbath morning
the l4th inst, Mrs. Geraldine Griggs, wife o
Mr.. Joseph Grafton Griggs, aged AZ years.
DIKE-In Pittsford, on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER last, John W. Dixie, aged % years
youngest son of Cyrus and Sarah Dixie.
He was soldier of the 10th VT. Reg't, Co. @
beloved and respected by that band Of youthful
patriots, and was wounded in one Of the many
battles which were fought to preserve peoples
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Markets.

New YORK, Oct. 16
FLouB-Heavy. Sales 1920 barrels State
and Western opened steady afterwards become
dull, and osed heavy and easier. Super State
IS O0dl0 90; extra do IS 1910 So choice do
$40 50l11l IS: Ohio $40 lO610 IS choice do.
$l3 20: Western 81 90: common to good extra
Western Su 20; southern opened steady, but
closed heavy Sales $50 bills Mixed t. good
Sl2 %; fancy and extra S16 so; Canada
quiet
WHEAT-102 lower. Sales 5000. Mil club
new, 1562 20; Amber State new 9O03 20 ;
Chicago Spring new 1902 30.
CORN.-1@2c lower. Sales 5000 bu. Mixed
Western 96096H.
OATs~E Easier. Sales As, 700 bushels. State
new 626G4.
BEEF-Duu. Sales $50 bbls. New plain
mess l2,5001S,50; new extra plain mess, 1900
% 90,
Ponk-Firmer. Sales $3.50 bbls. New mess
LARD.1Lower. Sales $50 barrels at 16a
Is.
BUrrER-DuII. Ohio 20084; State 35a45.
Orange County pail 506D55,
WHIsKEY.-Quiet Sales 50 bbs. in bond at
4004.
CoTToN.-Droopiqg Sales 500 bales Mid
RicE-Quiet Rangoon at 9s.61O.
SUGARs-Firm. Sales 1,425 hnds MuscOvadO
l0BG13H Havana 800 boxes on private terms.
CoFFEE-Quiet,
MoLAssEs|Quiet. Sales 100 hhds. Moco-
yado 50652
NAVAL SToREs.-Quiet
RosIN-4 25C59 so.
Ous.-Quiet,
PETRoLgUM-Quiet Sales 900 bbls Crude
23]5; refined bonded 41h042.
TALow-Lowe. Sales $4,000 bis. at 1880
1919.
FREIGHTs-Quiet
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New York News.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
There were two new cases and one
death from cholera in the hospital yes
terday. There are no cases Of cholera
in the city.
The prisoner Urwick, who was en-
gagged in the Hanover Bank forgery, has
been committed Cor trial
The Posts special says; The Govern
ment printing ONCE has acceded to the
demand made by the workmen for the
adoption of the eight hour system, and
work has been resumed.
George S. billiard has been appointed
to the United States district attorney
ship for Boston.
Hon. John Van Buren, died on the
steamer Scotia on the l4th-two days
before the steamer arrived in port. His
remains were brought on here for inter
ment.
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Madame E. F. Thornton, the great English
Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrician,
who has astonished the scientific classes of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson,
N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such won
derful powers of second sight as to enable her
to impart knowledge of the greatest importance
to the single or married of either sex. While
in state of trance, she delineates the very fea-
lures of the perscn you are to marry, and by the
aid of an instrument of intense power, known
as the Psychomotr0pe, guarantees TO produce a
lifelike picture of the future husband or wife OF
the applicant, together with date of marriage,
position in life, leading traits of character, &C.
This is no hRmbug, as thousands oftestimOnials
can assert. STE will send, when desired, Ger.
titled certificate, or written guarantee, that the
picture is what 1t purports TO be. BY enclosing
a small lock of hair, and stating place Of birth,
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing
80 cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture and de-
sired information by return mail All commu.
ications sacredly confidential. Address, in
confidence, Madame E. F. THORNT0N, p o.
Box 223, Hudeon, N. Y. 26wem
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BUFFALO, Oct. Is.
The Courier states that through the
influence of Hon. James NJ Humphrey
and F. B. Gallagher the authorities at
Washington nave instructed Gen. Barry
to surrender the arms and ammunition
captured from the Fenians by Govern
eminent officials at this point, and the
arms have been delivered to the owners,
P. o. Day and F. B. Gallagher, they hav-
ing given the security required by the
Government. 1t is understood the arms
and equipments will be sold at public
auction in few days,
In pursuance Of orders issued by
the Attorney General Of the United
States, with the concurrence Of the
Secretary of War, U, S. District Attor-
ney Dart gave instructions to General
Barry, commanding this military dis
trict, to turn over arms seized from the
Fenians in this city, and at other points,
within the military district, upon the
giving of bonds in double value OF the
arms, to be approved by Judge N. K.
Hall, that the arms shall not be used in
violation of neutrality. There were 20
boxes of arms seized here, valued at $685.
900.
This general order was procured by
the intervention of Hon. james M. Hum.
phrey of this city, the Cabinet taking
position that as the government had
abandoned the prosecution Of Fenian
officers and soldiers it could not consist.
emily hold their private property.
Several thousand dollars worth O
arms held at Erie, Oswego, Plattsburgh
Malone, Troy and other places, will b,
turned over on the same terms. 1t il
said by the Fenians that the arms will
be sold to Santa Anna. P. o. Day an,
z. B. Gallagher have signed the bond.
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AN EFFRoTUAL WORM MEDICINE.
BROWNS VERMIFuGE ooMFITs.

NN'N' ~ - NAAAAAuAA AhA& NbMrIlN,
Or Worm Lozenges Much sickness, undoubt.
edly with children and adults, attributed 10
other causes, ~ occasioned by worms. The
"Nermlmge Comats,N although etlectual IN dc.
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable combination
has been successfully used by physicians, and
found to be safe and sure in Graduating worms,
so hurtfal to children,
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require i'm
mediate attention, as neglect of the trouble
oiten causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked, Worms in the stomach
and bowels cause irritation, which can be re-
moved only by the use Of a sure remedy. The
combination Of ingredients used in making
Brown s "VermiGge Comnts" is such as to give
the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS a BROWN, Proprietors, New York.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, at 25 cents
DOA' may2ld&Wiy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18
DR.. BICKNELL'S SYRUP

THE GREAT CHOLERA REMEDY.
Also, Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera MOrbus,
Summer Complaint, Cramp or Pain in the Stom-
ach or Bowels, Sick or Sour Stomach, Painters
Cholic, &C. &C., and is warranted to cure or no
pay. Is purely vegetable, without particle of
opiate or narcotic. Highly aromatic, very plea
SAINT to the taste, mild, but sure in its effects,
warns and strengthens the system, acts like a
charm, affording almost immediate relief and a
taste of the article viii satisfy the most incred
ulous of these facts. Sold by all dealers in med.
icine Please send for circular. Try it. Pre-
pared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Providence,
RI DEMAS BARNES g. CO., of New York,
General Agents. may11d&w6m.