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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-01

AGRICULTpRAL PAPERs.-Our old friend, Gen.
S. d. HARRIS, in addition to keeping in motion
his standard Agricultural semi-monthly, the
Ohio CuItiUatOr is about to commence the pub
lication of new weekly, to be entitled Field
Notes, a current chronicle of out door affairs.
The Cultivator has become as familiar as house
bold words to very many of the farmers Of
Ohio, and the new paper is intended to supply
the wants of larger class, to whom it will be-
come quite as Indispensable as has the Cultiva-
tor to the other.
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The scow Union, Capt. Large, of this
port, belonging TO S. BENHAS, Jr., went
ashore some 25 miles this side of Buffalo,
in the night, last week, and suffered severe
ly. As nothing has been heard from her
for some days, it is feared that she has gone
to pieces. She vas light, and bound to Cat
aragus for a load Of wood.
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Do You LIKE good, sweet, light, and whole
some bread, cake, pastry, biscuit, &c. ? You
can have it by using Do Land g. Co.'S SaIeratus,
It's perfectly pure, healthful, and can be relied
upon to do one day what il viii do another, and
give perfect satisfaction. Sold by most dealers,
and sold at wholesale by the principal grocers
eveFyWhere. Manufactured and for sale at
Wholesale at Farpof, MoorOe Co. NY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TT Ayers American Almanac h now ready
for delivery, gratis at Gro wrLLARD vh6 happy 70 sup
ply oil that call for them. Every family should have and
keep this book worth havlna-eompsng much gener-
al Information Of great value II gives the bs instruction
for the Of prevalent complaints that got any
where its anecdotes alone worth bushel Of wheat and
i medical advice s sometimes worth to the SICK the wheats
In gold Many Of The medical amannos trash, but this
solid metal Is calculations made puposey for this lati
tude and are therefore correct Call and get Ayers Al
manac, and when got, keep 1T.
Mathews, Chocolate Worm Drops This
pleasant conecon and successful exterminaor OF all kinds
Of Intestinal Worms taking the place Of all the Naus
tain No MERcrRYare perfectly harmless pleasant TO the
taste, and ehicaclous IN all cases Ask for for
MATHEWS CHOCOLATE WoRM DROPS
NO Cathartic whatever is necessary TO be given
AL MATHEWS Manufacturer, Buffalo, N Y slnSeO
Mothers, read this.-The following is an extract
from letter written by the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 te
In favor of that world-renowned medcineMrs. Winsows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethiug -, rr,-
ave advertisement In your columns ot MIS- WINS
lows Soothing Syrup Now said word In favor OF
Iatent medicine before in life but we feel compeeu 70
say your readers that this Is humbugwe have tiled
It. and know Il to be all II claims IL , probably one OF te
most successful medicines Of the day. because Is one m
best And those your readers who have babies can't 90
better than to Law In SUPPLY See advertisement in anoh-
er column -
Common sense rules the mass Of the people, what
the misnamed and misanhrope philosophers may IVY ~
the contrary Show them good thing let us merp Ge
clearly demonstrated and they will not hesitate 70 give
their most cordial patronage. The masses have already a
fed the Judgment Of physician concerning the virtues o.
HOSTETTERS BITTERS, may he seen by the Immense
quantities Of this medicine which annually sold " every
section Of the land 1t is recognized greatly superior
to all other remedies yet devised for diseases OF the se
organs such diauGa. dysentery dyPepsa and or t,
various eves that arise from arrangement OF those poon
of the stem. Hostet.ers is rapidly becoming mouse
hold word from Maine TO TeEas from the shores q we Az
lantc to the Pacific. Try the article and be satisfied
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
tY- See advertisement in another column.
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We find among the Patents issued from the
Patent Office during the week ending Novem-
ber l3, one given to John Dickinson, of Paines.
vile, for an "Improved Last Holder
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS As.-Since our last is.
sue, the following cases we're disposed Of, which
we copy from the Conneaut Reporter:
Ohio Us. EUerett. Defendant was indicted
for burglary and larceny. In the winter Of 1853,
there sprung up quite a traffic in skunk skins,
and defendant adopted short mode of replen-
ishing his exhausted purse. Morley & Marvin
at Andover, had q good assortment of skins
slowed in an clubhouse, which they had pur-
chased, and the defendant getting on the scent,
without the fear of the law and the consequen-
ces, appropriated forty-three skunk skins, and
disposed of them to another dealer--gettng his
pay in full, and credit for more skunk to be de-
livered. He failed to return. Everett was ar
raigned, and tried on the Indictment. Verdict
by the jury of petit larceny, and the Court SEN
fenced him to 20 days under the care of the
Sheriff, with bread and water diet
Ohio u.s. .4lpheus Il. DOdge-Trumbull Re-
sisting a constable when levying upon property
for defendant. Verdict of jury guilty, whercup-
on the Court sentenced him to pay q fuo S25
and costs Of prosecution.
Ohio Us. Piper-New Lyme. Indicted with
Durham for cutting timber. Jury trial De.
leudant discharged.
Assignee Of Erdstus Loomis rs. Jas. r.
PGrkhurst-Geneva. Suit brought to try the
title of property. Verdict for plaintiff
s. c. Potter Us. Him. James--Geneva Suit
brought on note of hand given for patent
right. Defense, no consideration. Verdict for
plaintiff.
DIVORCES GRANTED.
Abby Ann Bart u.s. Jonathan Burt-Dorset.
Canse-neglect and refusal to provide proper
food for plaintiff Evidence established that de.
fendant was also cruel and "vulgar," and that the
diet was Johnny cake and molasses for weeks at
time, and afterwards turnip, exclusively, was
substituted. Court called upon defendant wi Q
was in Court for his Defense "for the thing
would come to judgment soon." Having moth.
ing to say in paIliatiop Of his treatment, the
Court granted the divorce and $500 alimony.
Jennings Vs Jenaings-Geneva. Suit brought
by plaintiff for divorce Petition granted, The
defendant possessing the proper "spondulics,
decree was ordered giving to plaintiff $4,000
alimony. -......-.
Lydia "A. Davis Us. DdUid NJ Davis--Pier
pont. Neglect to provide for the family ant
abuse, alleged as among the causes in the peti
tion of plaintiff Divorce granted, and proper
ty and custody Of children conRded to the wo
man.
Mabel E. Knapp ps Ell Knapp-Windsor
Absence and neglect Defendant went to Cali
forna about eight years ago, and has since fail
ed to provide for his family.
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CALIFORNIA, still sums, by the adVices of
another pony express, to have gone for Lin.
coin, who is from 500 to 500 ahead, and
whose success says the dispatch is conceded
OREGON Returns from Is counties in
Oregon give Lincoln plurality.
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AsHTABULA MARINE.-We understand
that all the vessels belonging to this place,
excepting the Wade and America, had come
in before the STERN, and these have, we be-
lieve been heard from since, and are safe.
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SUsPENsIoN-All the banks of the city
of ST. Louis, excepting the Mechanics
Bank, which withstood the pressure of 1851,
suspended specie payment on the 28th.
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~ Agricultural Notice.-There will be a meet,
ing of the officers Of the Ashabgla County Agricultural So
ee AT Jeerspp Tuesday the 4h day Of December next
at 10 o'clock M prompt attendance is requested Of all
the officers Of said Society for the year 1860 as we'll as for the
coming year Of 1851 together with all other friends Of A
culture in our County. N. CuAFFFE.
Jefferson NaY s 1900 President Of the Board for 1860
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PERsoNAL-Among the patents issued last
week, at Washington, was one to Warren Idd-
ipgs, Of Warren, for Improvement iu embalming
dead bodies.
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BY JAMES REED,
NFw TINS TABLa.--Fxamlno for yourself
THANKservINo Our Thanksgiving YES.


THASKsorrSo.- Our thanksgiving yes.
teriny, was one Of more than ordinary in
terest in the fneness Of the weather, the
general Difference and regard paid to the
day, and the attendance upon, and the char
Rcter Of its religious observances. The
union OF the several churches at the Baptist
house was fraternal and hearty. The house
was filed and attentive. The music by the
several choirs combined, under the leader
ship Of Mr.. MANSFIELD, was excellent the
opening prayer and reading of the scrip
lures by the Rev. Mr. GILLErT, appropriate !;
the closing prayer by the Rev. DARIUS
SMITH, of the Methodist church, compre-
hensive, fresh in conception, and full of ear
pestness and vitality; and the sermon by
the Congregational pastor, able and elevat.
ing, aud listened to with close attention
Taken together, the day, we think has new
er been honored in this place with a more
satisfactory observance. Services were had
o: the usual hour in the Episcopal church.
There appears to have been, however, an over
sight in one particular. The Governors recon.
mendation to make collection for IKE starving
citizens Of Kansas, in the midst of gratefully &c.
knswledged plenty and smiling contentment on
every other hand. was not thought Of, or al
least not acted upon. This incongruity was a
little too marked to escape notice and comment
from the outside world aud its apparent want
OF harmony with the lessons taught by the Son
of Man, puts either ms, or our religion some,
what at disadvantage.
TO meet this oversight in part, we are instruct
ed to soy that collection will be taken up or
Sunday afternoon next, at the Congregational
Church, which it is hoped will be liberal one
Those who do not find it convenient to give
at that time, may hand their donations, at al
early day, to either Judge FAssETT or Judge
PARSONS. and whatever may be collected, viii
be duly forwarded to the Governor who will SCI
to its proper bestowment.
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HOMES FOR ORPHAN CHILDREN,
IL The Directors Of the County lnarmAry take this
method Of calling the attention Of benevolent persons 70 the
tute Orphan Children the lnhrna THESE children
comprise both sexes ranging from months 70 10 yoars Of
age The Directors anxious TO provide these children with
good homes families where they will be cared @ aud taught
occupations For particulars apply to either Of the
y j. p. EASTMAN,
rrr.a.. ARIEhAS LUCE,
ISAAC y SlENFNa.
EinsaUlle, Nov. 2, 1850. SOS llflmary Directors.
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BURRILL's TURKISH LINTNENT.-We see that
our contemporaries are advertising the above
medicine. We wish them good time in
collecting their bills, for we have been un-
fortunate enough 10 that direction.
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MR GEORGE w. RIcH, of Trumbul, had a
large barn burned with all its conteuts,-about
thrty-6ye tons Of hay. This is the second barn
Mr.. n. has lost by malicious burning. 10 this
township. A reward Of fifty dollsrs is offered
for the apprehension Of the inceudiary Seat
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PREsESrArIoN--A very pleasant affair came
of at the parsonage of the Congregational
church on Friday evening last, in the presenta
tiou, mainly by the choir, of a silver cake tray,
to Mrs. ScRoGos on the occasion Of her leaving
the church and choir, of which she has been an
important member, to join her husband at the
west. The presentation was made before the
choir, and few friends, in a very appropriate
touching, but informal address by the pastor,
which in its pathos reached the hearts, and
stirred the aqueous fountains of many of the
heads present. After recovery from the sudden
ness of the affair, and the allusion to a removal
and separation of friends, pleasantly succeeded,
and the party broke up in much good bumor.
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FaIl of 1860.
NEW GOODS Ear Fall 4 Winter.
The subscribers ake pleasure IN announcing to their friends
snd a those who slany interest p the matter ioe is' ga
they have very large and ettraeise ff44t
Stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
embracing an the styles and patterns and fshiuu' 4 s
Brosdcloshr, ca.simeres 3.
Fisin and striped oIs,bs Kentucky jsans.,.
swsI,s xoa aranppls ~. Cotton sissssis
Brown sbirilnrs RisNshsd shiransa ''''-A'
American prints, Fig. plain wool Oshincn
''Psas%d #sssspsd Mobs,s Ysis iohsi,,. iRs,h.i, and
Fig. psin Poplin., sgspsa nehsls
F'e% Com. irSIs' peiaines. Ysiy hnnssoms: snsn
Piad Figured and Plain berinos ane and so end large
lot Of other Dress Goods Opera Cloths and qpea Fsnpss
Mourning Dress ss Snrscine snLs fssilnEs and Faor
White Goods in great variety.
Gloves and Hosiery, fall stock.
w"PPen and Drawers Ladies' NeraO Vests very hne and
Cloak Cloak Cloths, aud Trainings
ysy low, indeed
N this department We have ane stock of single and double
roe and Bay State, and all the ptteyt styles that are in
/ ~
CarpetIng and Oil Cloths.
Ihs isa new branch N business and purchases
were maae with much care and the hrge sales already made
pleased to show Carpet witch Tor besu,v Of pattern.
| quality and Price, cannot fall @ please. ).
| Fixtures, Cords and Tssses "
Wool Hoods and Comorters, a very large lot
Our Yankee Notion department was never 40 fIl Of the
nusgps articles that are very useful and peeesar
Hardware.
small stock mostly in the line Of Cutlery and House
CROCKERY.
We have just opened large stock Of crockery perfectly
plain and very beautiful Persons ip want nice heavy
iron stone Chna VIII 90 wei 20 call and examine Goods
In this line and they will not spend their time in looking
farther.
Hats and Caps.
very fine and ,rge sjost Pf Mems and Boys Hats ard
Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Rcys heavy Cow-e aud Kip Boots real custom
faction Chdrens, Misses and ladies' Shoes slippers, Gait
erE and Boys Brcgans, Of superior Quality.
GROCERIES.
N tl, department. keep all stock snd always Of the
best quality,
Paints Goldfish,
"4Sron,,no ~ stone ware,
4pPpIHin''BS, Ppine Brushes. Wooden GS.s., ware,
White bite wash Brushes Nails.
Putty, Hating
Sack Salt Soyels.
Corn Baskets Spades, &c.
Corn brooms &c.
We will say for the benefit those who have Produce 10
exchange for Goods that will receive Dried fruit Chest
nuts, most hnds Of GHin Pork 10 the Hog, Butter Eggs
Lard Bces-wax, Woolen Yarn, YqOen spcks PAPER Rags
TalloY &c or" FH -
And to close buying Cash or SxMonts customerE that
will sell AZ the lowest possible figure Just d. low az
any who expect to continue trade ard shall
always be in readiness to attend to all who favor us With
II call in a courteous and accommodating manner. :"
Tyler g. Collins.
Ashtabula, November g. 1850
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PiY UP l-Those of our Subscribers who
are in arrears will only be doing an act Of
Justice to themselves and us by making
square work with the closing year. We
are much in wants of the little odds and
ends due us and trust the hint will be suffi-
.cient to bring about a measure of relief to
our collapsed and shrunken purse.
The hint we threw out last week about
fuel, has scarcely met response, and our
destitution is such as neither stormy wealth
er, or bad travelling will palliate or render
toIerable. Impossibilities, of course, are
not looked for, but humanity is.
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On. NonRIsH will be at the Ashtabula House
90 December l2lh See adv
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l. curing Tossands Of cases where all other remedies have
moment Is perfect and fnr those painful
diseases The vast number Of Lniments EmbrocaOns and
External medicines which act stimuants Of the surface
only merely temporary their effects and OF doubtful
trouble eeetualy baihes the d,seasasom the system
We advise and all 10 give tal and become satisfied
of Its wonderful power.
Read the asloaisheag cures Of teSH k4olcH eth
zeus Of Buffalo.
10 III CURED Mr. henenwty, gEoprletot o. AiaesrA
neck aud shoulders. \"
tB- ONE BOTTLE cured ", Elias Weed. Commission
Merchant q tsyee NsssaA ot the head aud neck amer all
6sy- Ar H. GRoSFENOR Of Perry street. Who eonan-
ed "a the house. nd eney unable 10 attend to business IL
nov well froua ne use Of Watsnu's Neuralga King.
~ THE NEURALGIA KING cured kr. joseph Cooley
Seneca street df INFIAMNArORY nEUkArlsN OF long stand
ng AZ the time Of eommeneng lis use he was eonhned 70
u's az JAMES svANvELKENBuR0, a well known police
msS this city, cured Of RhennAtis and Neuralgia IN
" ~ fNFIAMMAroRY RHEUMATIsM-yr c. II. Reed.
No SO Carroll street, was cured aier trying other henedeg
~ INFIAMAIATORY Rheumatism Of Firs Years stand
ius-Mrs H. ". Putnam, SO Pearl street. e1rea q tlee
az NEURALGIA In ia worst FOR OF neon yesfs stand
IngAl Lyman Rathbnro, Of 2is Delaware street. enlle
| cured.
r. WA COLEMAN Auetloness, No. swan street. CAV.
ed oi severe Neuralgia 10 his limbs
| ~ wh nOFfAf, Brewer Morgan street, q Nenials'A
Of the face and teeth.
Price, g. Psr bottle. ,,.....,..u
II 90 Maia street. buaiio y y, Y
For usls by GEO. WILLARD. AsAiatRla. iyie
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o. GnIett.


DUTFER WANTED. = The highest
~ msrketp price wiil b paid iof hgte, IN sSehsrse nor
9ooa " kCVf AOhilaON'
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Now is your time to lay 10 your Winter sup
plies for almost nothing.
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Remember, they must be Sold.

TERNs-An sums under sl0 Cash on ssllverF over $40
over $50, 90 days "
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Relief for the Amicted.
DR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform.
IL ed Urpothc Physician and Surgeon formerly of the
firm of CLARK Gbson) can be consulted at the following
times and places:
Copneaut, fremont House, December 9Th
Kngsyile, Rodgers House 9th
Geneva, Union House, nth
Centervile, Wheeler House, Sth
Painesyie Cowles House, " 10th
Ashiabula, Fisk House, Goth
jamestown, Pa, from Dec. 23d, to Jan. 9th.
Charge for medicine for month, from $lOO to 800
DIR. S. G. CLARK,
Having had seventeen years experience In the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands of pa
en in all forms of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
aeled success of which Of your friends neighboTH
can testify and prepared to give relief to all who may ap
ply Particular attention will be given TO the Of COZ
suHProN and all diseases Of the lungs and chest DspeDs
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements of evsY eharacte
will be treated With success.
Also viii eure old sores and all suptivs diseases Of what
ever character they may be- He makes Of universal
BotOneal eedes No ealomel or other deleeOus drugs
are used
Persons distance desiring adyse and Medicine win send
general description Of the appearance Of the urine with
correct statement OF the cause origin OF the disease
general history of the symptoms with name, age, &c.
All communications must be directed ~ H
444 s. g. CLARK, NJ d.
jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa.
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Mammoth Stock,

aud we will DO best to supply the wants q friends
one and all. BRIGHAM & co.
Ash ta6ua Oct l2, 1862
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Female arrangements Of every kind especially Proapsas
Uter be and successfully treated BY botanical rene
ddes without the of ealone tneure Of iron, oher
deetenOns drug.
The Root Doctor especially invites all suffering under ohron
c diseases of any kind 10 give him CALI his sueeesu treat
ent of Cancers Fever Sores Salt Rheum Scroqa Epilepsy,
Fryspelas Dropsy Rheumatis &c, is too well known 10
need any comment hers
Ths Doctor also invites those lahoriag under aepen
pulonary consumption call though is we'll known that
pton when seated tue lungs s ncurabe Ia also
we'll kn6vn that diseases which euabe too often mis-
taken lnT consumption 80 call AL OF YOU i'll cannot cure
can relieve II mol will Do sandid and tell you so,
N BThe Root Doctors Dandelon fillt the greatest
remedy known for Liver Complaint Dyspepa Headache &c
HIS Sarsaparla Pills for ScrOfua, Erysipes
Salt RheI aud all impurities OF the Blood. rheumatism
Pilsal who have that complaint had better try them.
The above obtained Of the Doctor Al his regula
| monthly yisits, or by Addressing
GO =. NORRISH aia-l, Pa.
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II consists Of Coaa Brochc Stella snd Bay State Shaw
in great variety Knit Hoods Gloves Hosiery Dress Goods Of
al kinds comprising eaines pamctOs Nalencia Paid
Mernos Poll de Cheyee, Prints Broad Cloths, Cassi-
meres Satnett Jeans White, Red and Blue Fanuc Cot
ton Cloths Bleaehed Brown Sheetng Ticks, Nar Bats
Irish Linen Table Cloths. Yankee Notions, 6c, &c ge
Stock aud fnll line Of these goods.
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THIS is a RARE CHANCE :

THIS is RARE CHANGE
Now is your time to lay 10 your Winter sup
plies for almost nothing
Remember, they must be Sold.
TERMs-An sums under $40, Cash on ssvery over $40
and under So 30 days credit With approved ieuy ali
over $50, 90 days. "
o. Gillett.
AshtAbula, Nov "a. ltsN.
| DUTFER WANTED. - The highest
5oo "a. ty RcOr MORRISON.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-18
tFor tho Delaware Inquirer.l
HISTORICAL ENIGMA.

4
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Ny 30, 10, A, 81, 8, 10, 4s, was a German Poet
Ny 49, 80 TO- &c, ~, 81, was an English Divine
My 45, 49, 90, 30, Go, /, 3, II, was great Phil
osopher.
Ny 40, II, Ga, G, 60, was one of the most illus
trious Statesman and Warriors that Greece
ever produced
Ny 46, 60, II. Al, 4, IL, was French Painter.
Ny 30, 80, 9, 35, GO, 5, was an American Major.
Ny rs, 81, 80, was King of Wessex.
Ny 4, 10, so, 81, 40, 80, wasa French Trans
lator.
Ny a2, 20, Gil TO- 80 was Venetian Archi-
tect.
My &c, IT, Sc, 80, was n Norman Warrior.
Ny Ga, Q, 81, IA, 4, "a, 60, AZ, was an Italian
Astronomer
Ny 70, 60, so, 50, 10, was Dutch Civilian.
My 50, 6s, 81, G7t 81, 81, 10, GO, SO, was Span
sh Bishop.
My 90, Il, 70, IS, 9, 80, 81, was lincal de-
scendant of Sern.
Ny Al, %, &c, 7s, 60, was tyrant Of Syracuse.
My 90, -, IS, II, 81, 90, was German as
tronomcr
Ny 80, co, "a, -, was Scotch Poet.
Ny Z, IS, %, %, CO, was an Athcnian Inv
giver
My 10, 10, 40, rs, 4s, 76, was the son of Priam
and Hccuba, the most valiant Of the Tro-
gans
My whole are several remarkable events that
occurred in 200, u. q.
An answer desired of "America1 and opal
metto' next week. MARION.