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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most efTcctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It IS COM
bincd from the most active reucdials that have
been discovercd for the expurgntion of this foal
disorder from the blood and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other aftcc-
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTnoNY's FIRH,
RosE, or ERysIrELAs, PMrLEs, PusruIRs,
BEorcuEs. BLAINs and BoILs, TuMoWs, TrrrEn
and SALT RHEuM. SCALp HEAD, RISowoRN,,
RuruMATIsM, SYrHIIITIc and MgRcuniAL DIS
BASES, DnopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBIitTY, and,
indeed, ALL CoMrIAtNTs ARISING PROM VITA
TED Or IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
in mpTity Of The blood" is founded i'll truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the Blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Snrsapa-
iilla is to purify and regeneratc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible III
contaminated constitutions. .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

win entite him 70 ashAre Of basnasp hopes 10 MART T.
Az osaer. or hauling % and rom the Depot abeat the
village, will be Thankfully reeeirsd satisfactorily ekeeuted
BE U 30 Oune upon the Road At all mes not nseesaary
devoted 70 rsrtand bed. $40 W. u. TERRY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

and sntsmen IN all parts Of the world testify 10 the
eeney Of Ptof O. j. Weeds hair Restorative ana genuenn
Of tbe res are unanimous "a its praise few testimonials
only can be here given circular for uore, and Il will be
r 81 Wall Street New YORK, Dec Goth, 1859;
GpNrtEAEN Your uote the 18th inst has been recv
cd saving that YOU hea that had been henehtted by
e use OF wordF Hair Restorative and requesting my eer't
aeate Of the fact II had no objection TO RtVt ~
award il 10 YOU cneeruy bee,u,e think it due. Ny
is about 80 years crlor If my ha aubIrn and inclined
To curl five six sin II began 70 tnrn gray
and the .ep on the crown MY head to ee its visibility
and dandru 10 form on it. Each Of these daTeabite
increased with time and about months sineah iourh was
added to them by hair falling % the top Of my head and
threatening tn make me bald ,ltfl ..,t-5,t
In this unpeasant pedea nj was induced II try Woods
Hair Restorative mainly arrest the falling na Of my hair
bad really expectation that gray hair could ever be
rsto cd it's oginal color except hom dtes was how
ever greatly surprised Gnd aft the of two bottles
that not only the falling oil arrested hn the CO UF wa
daudn ceased 10 6rDs on nv head very much to the graft
Hc,on Of my wife at wliose solicitation Was Ad"cvd !"
For this among the many oblrai ms to her sex,
strongly recommend all husbands who value the admiration
Of their Whes to profit ty my example And use II" groNhF
gray CT S'''''E 0''' BEN. 4. LAVENDER.
! 70 q. J Wood h Co.. 444 Brondvayr New York.
Ny family absent tni tie city, and am no loFseF AZ
siamaston, Ala July 2oth; lsS9
! To ProF q. J. woop; Dear SIR Your "llair EeSina
tive has dome hair mu good since eomneneed tue
use Of g. that wi, make known TO The public Of its 81
nearly deprived hsir and BY resort to your Hair testo
atiNc the ir will return more behutni tah ever " 1'
1 this Is experience. Believe IL ali -, r-rNrnN
| Yours truly, N'i; H. L"bS'i,Iii;1',.
sym can tpblislr H. above if you Ike by putils-
inc IN our southern ras Iou will get more PatT"age tout
| ,e see r S'rdI,,r,', I ~. or = ". H. keRSys
Woods Hair Restorative.
PRoP o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: Having had the Misfortune
70 tho hest pnrtion Of my hair from the effects OF the
yellow New Orleans In 1851. Induced to make
trial your pepai alton, and fnuI 1t to the
very thing needed Nv hir b thick aud gcssy and no
expr my Obligations to you in si,g 10 the az
eicted slch treasure. FINLEY Johnson.
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Sterling A. Mi,InrG, Defendant.

Sterling A. Mi!lnrG, Defendant.
CAID Defendant. Sterling A. MilIard
who resides in the State cf New York viii Fake Notice
that said Plunlias the 10Th day Angus d. lS6I
fsd tkei Peon IN The Office Of the Clerk Of said cinrt
Common Peas praying Ju gnent against the sa dpeia
for theHom Of 7OS g6l0O Collars, wih interest irr.nn fro,
the 10th day Of Jane y, 1851 said nf OS 6l bpir
the amount e 70 said plaintiff from said def mt on nc
c'wIt, for Pork Handles Hoe Handles. Torn Katie Handle
&c sold and delivered said dcfcndant by said int AT H
request, as is fully set forth in Fail Petition.
And said defendant Is further Notified that said painti m
the i'h day Of August aforesaid Sled affidavit in due for
in the Office o said clerk and procured an order Of attach
mon against the piorery Cf aid defendant and caused
Messrs George q. Hubbard, Henry c. rOmbes William
W. Mann Haskell Son, NInt're 4 Knight and others
who indebted To said defvadant lave his pro er
ty in their hands belonging to said defendant arishe
mur TO aid pton OF b:fore the third Saturday Afte
the 18th day Of ocber D. lS6l said petition will bt
taken true, and judgment rendered accordingly
6tsll SHERMAN q FARMER, Plaintiff q ittorneYs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

From Me Democrat, Sc CIoVd, MinM.
II you are. troubled with headaolp send
for box, Cephae Pills. so that you may have them in
Of an attack.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE

Young Morgan Tiger,
viii stand the present oOws in Jefferson on
Friday and Saturday Monday and Tuesday. the sts
Of NJ Baker Asbtabula EA Depot and on wedne:dayy
Come One, -l-Na Come All u
All persons parting With tfore oa'ing will lie held
.ponEibe for insurance ard those not returning tn
the HnTse will be ehargedby the season.
will stump the county to beat the colts NJ Young Tiger
YorNG MORGAN 7 GER foalrd my premises In Men
tor Lake counly Ohio. and sired by Old rgln Tiger dam
Lady Kate my property Lady Kate sired b' hagnum
B,nun whic horse bred by David Allen nf New York
Young Morgan Til oled the Sd day of Iune 1854
owned by until be year old then sod him 10
T.. Baker Of Mentor. THOMAS CLAPP.
Old Morgan Tiger foaled my premises in
Varrk county, aud got by Old Black Hawk,
out Lady Kate, bred by me- and property She
ed by NavarinO which horse bred hy a. ey ESQ Of n.
York his farm nj Lodi, opposite Newark, New Jersey. Ma
vanO sired by Harry and he by imported BassOTa His
dam Hyacath bred by Hon John Randolph Of George
town Roanake Virginia she by the imported Bedford her
Telegraph by old Wild Air For further tracing Of ped-
igre reference may he had 10 Sd vol Of the American TuTf
Register pages 3s2 1888 and 69 with charts Nos and 2
the This isin befthe pedIee Of SEN
Morgan Tiger bred by and Owned by and my broth
Gerard Dey Of Geneva until the 18th day OF April 1858
when he sold TO, r. Petition and L. Rider to go TO ohio
Yarek, Senaca New York. April s. 1853 TiTUs DEY
HoRGAS TIGER took the first premium at the state
Fair 10 Cleveland in 1855 also at the Lake county Fair in
1855 also at the eangR county Fair 1857 The orse will
be grnomed by the undersigned, who is his owner.
AsnTABULA DEroT, 1861. 5s3 n. BAKER.
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The citizens of Richmond, Ind.

The citizens Of Richmond, Ind,
have presented Gen. Lane 6nc
cast steel common, ,f> e feet in length
inch and a half bore, carrying
IA two pound Minnie ball ana
weighing oily one hundred
pounds. Its efficient range IS TWO
miles. This most appropriate
gift is admirably adapted 10 gucr'
riIla warfare, and combines
strength and accuracy with lgn''
ness and ease of handling
You need not tell all the truth,
unless to those who bye right
TO know il all. But let all you
tell be TRUTH.
If favor is asked Of you, grant
it, if you can. Ifnot, refuse it in
such manner as that one deniaI
may be sufficient
Wit without humanity degen
crates into bitterness. Learning
without prudence into peduntry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Fyour superior treats you with
familiarity, it will not therefore
become you to treat him in the
same manner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

He who knows the world, will
not be too bashfuI. He who knows
himself, will not be impudent.
Do well, but don't boast Of it,
for that will lessen the commend
alton you might otherwise have
deserved.
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GETTLE UP BALANCE UP !
~ PAY UPIII

The undersigned respectfully requests all persons having
accounts with him pfor the lst day of January 1891 Wheh
ia bis avor Otherwise to call and settle the saine nme
datrly
APd all those vile have Ass0HHs fJes Of long standing
hereby notified that want my money To- paw my deb
WITH and unless these settled sooD will be placed in 9th
er hands for collection. GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula Jan. 18th, 1851 G7S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

To make a girl love you, coax
her TO love somebody else. If
there be anything that woman
relishes, il is to be contrary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

IT may perhaps be thought diff
6cult to decide which is the more
destructive-the mortar in the
battle flied or the mortal ia the
drug, store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
scrofula. or Kings Evil,

a constitutional disease, corruption Of the
blood. by which this fuid becomes vitiated
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, Il
nervades the whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part Of Il. No organ is free
nom its attacks, nor is there one which il may
not destroy. The scrofuluus tuint is variously
catsed by nercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure dir, Hth
and filthy habits the depressing vices, and,
above ali, by the venereal Infection What-
ever he it, origin, Il is hereditary in the com
stituton, descending "from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
It seems 10 be tic rod Of Him who says, III
will visit the iniQuities of the fathers upon
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from tlls
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubcrcles; in the glands, swellngs; and on
the surface, cruptions Or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcnders in the blood, deprcsses
the energies of life so that scrolulous consitti-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse.
qucnty vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although mot scrofulous in their mature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
cimatcs the human family has its origin directly
IN this sUrofulous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
Ono quarter of all our people arc scrotlous
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
feetion and their health is undermined by 1t.
To cleanse it from the system we must Tenovate
the blood by an alternative medicine, and in
Vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such O medicine we supply in
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Fron u. Ernn,in,r. Norfolk. vn

From the Examiner, Norfolk Ta. -
Cephnc Pills accomplish the object for which they
made, viz Cure of headache in all Its forms. ..
From the Examiner, Norfolk Va.
They have in than thousand cAses wit
entire success.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Cornelius L. CheeSenan, NJ. D., n. York City.
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril she mad enough to neglect
malea those sexual irregular tiles to which wothirds Of her
subject.
R CBEEsEBAN's PILLS. prepared from the same formula
which the inventor CORNELIUS l.. CHRRsEMAN, NJ d. Of New
York has for twenty used successfully in extended
private practicemmedatey relieve without pain all dis
ubaneeS Of the periodical discharge whether arising from
relaxation suppression They act like charm in
ing the pains that accompany difficult mmOderae mem
struato aud the only and eabe reptdy for Flush
Sick Headache Pains in the ons, Back and Sides Pa
Rtion of the Heart Nervous Trnor Hyste1rs, Spasns
Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous effects o
unnatural condition OF the sexual functions In the worst
Of FlHOr Aibus, they effect speedy
TO Wives and MatrOns,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered the only safe
of renewing and restoring regularity.
PyicsOHs Dollar each BOI containing T0m 40 to so Pills
valuable pamphlet to be had fee OF the Agents. Pills
ent by mil rromptly by enclosing price to the Genera
Agent Sold by Druggists generally,
r. b. Ill TrHINS. 20 Cedar 81, New York,
General 4gsHt foT tie u States and CaHad0s
For sale In Aabtbula bJ GLORGE WILLARD and by agent
everywhere. ly566ns
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

The Cephalic Pills said he remarkable effective
medy for the headache aud Of he very hest for that
feluen, complaint which has beeu discovered
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
pURE WINES and LIQUORS, for
Kingsville Academy.
BOARD oFTEAcHHRs.

THE WINTER TERM Of this inslitu
iiOn will commerce TUESDAY Oct. 29th, 1851, and
continue lsl weeks under tie tuition the following
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

From Ms WesterN r. r. Gazette, Chicagc, M
We heartily endorse Mr. Spading, and Lis unriyaled ce
phalic Pills rr .r..
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In the Court Of Common Pleas of Ashtabula
County and State OF Ohio.

John 4. Prentice and SOlyman @. Osborn,
Part ers doing bdsiuess under the name AID m Of Prem
lice Il Osborn Plaintiffs,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

MAsoxvuLF CoSH, Feb. S. 1851.
Mr. SPALpING-SIR have tiled Ce hOic Pills, ond
like them so rel that want you TO send two doat
worth more Part these the neighbour to wh0n
gave a few Of tie frat box go. from you. Send the
Pills by msi aud oblge I."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

.. GAL. .......... BEvRRIY, MASS, Dec II. 1857
H. c. SPALDIyG. Esd.-T wish for circulars large
show bills, to bring your Cephuc ls particularly be-
fore my csomers you have anything Of the kind please
send IN .. -tL.
or my customers who is subject to Sick Head
ache (nslaly LASTING nys) cured Of attack in
kORr by gopr PiHs, which sent her
Re5pectfully yours, W. b, WILKES
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

From the KaHaNha Yalisy Star, KaaaphG, Ya. IS
We that peros suffering with the beadache who
try them will stick tO them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

!. KETNOLDsnrNC, Fr0nkn CO., q, nm. p, IbtI.
HENRY G. SPALDING. No. q Cedar IT. \ Y. .r
DEAR StR InclOsed find twenty-five cents t25) for which
send bx Of Orphdic Pills Senu address Of Rev Wm, G.
Filler. Epynoldsh,rg. Frank ~ cnunv iihio
foHr Ed!s UOrk hke oloT1n-e'rs HeadGete amon II
staHtsr. Truly yours, WA. @ FnLEt.-
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YPsILANrr MIou Jan. u, 1861.

Mr. SPALDISG-SIR: .....
Not long since sent you hox NJ Cephaie Pills for
the of the Nervous iPa,che aud ostiyrrpss aud
ceived e same, and they lad rood aS in
dHosd 10 send for Please send 10y return mail.
Direct TO A r. WHEELER, YpsilInti, Mich
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

and VIII devote his anre-
uniting Attention 10 it.
proseeotion. II prompt
ness energy and hdslity
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tr-ar For Cash only. f 4g
Warranted every barrel or no sae Tafe who Ike good
bread, try IT, ... r..H j. +. ROBERTSON.
Ashtabula, Dee. 4, 1860.
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HAvRRFORD, Pa. Feb. Q, IN6I.
Mr. SPtLnISG-STR: wish you to send me one more box
If your Cepalic pills. Thdre receired great deal Of beRe
from them. Yours respectfully.
MARY ANN SToIKHousR-
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Duoro & Brothers

uE>pRY & CorELAsn. Agents
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
AWARD or Mr.. HYATT!S PRIZES.

The Committee appointed by Mr.. Thsddeus Hyatt
TO assign prizes for the best legal and the beer popular
essav on the three following questions, TO wit;
]. In what If any does the Constitution permit
the Senate of the United States to coerce Witnesses for
information to merely aid legslaionl
9. In what, fsny, ssesdoes the Constitution permit
the Senate of the United Safes TO seize and force Wit
nesses from their States to merely aid legisationl
3 In what il any, cases does the Constitution permit
the Senate Of the United States 10 investigate alleged
crime TO merely aid egislation1
Alter having been DELAYED in the discharge OF this
dnty from causes unnecessary to explain exaDiDa
~ have awarded prize of hUnd ed doarS for The bed
le.al e,ssy to that besriDs the following mottoi
- IL must not be there is no power In Venics
Can alter decree established
Twill be recorded for precedent
Aud many a error by the example
VIII rush into the State itcsnnOt be-"
On opepiuE the envelope containing the author nAnt ne
va found 20 be Thomas H. Talbot esq, OF Portland We
The Goa n,ee considered the popular essay bsSiat ue
Freedom" be the best, and ewrded " tne
hundred dollars The envelope contained me nss "a 'e"H
Heslnaus of Bah, Steubsa County, ~ 4 ,.A.h.., a
The ESSAYS submitted 10 the unders9peo unnei ,o
Popular and Lesal incnde several oncs ~e ~ % =.
pnbl'eson among them bearing me potto ~
Nseor and another written by ess 49,
r Member OF Congress sent TO the Comni.,se oeoie -
ADVERT eInent required tue U-Ne' " WV
pnLes 20 be coRceaed PnGAp KETCHrM
Join PiERPONT, TToH2 fiY
B. 4. sENALLt 'N'A' "
Val Nav O. 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
ART ITEMS.

At the annual meeting ofthe National Academy of
DesiyD. on "Wednesday last, Mr.. Morse was elected
President in place Of Mr.. Durand, who had resignedi
and Mr. Henry Peters Gray was elected Vioe-Presi.
dent This is a very remarkable circumstance. Mr..
Morse was literally tie father Of the Academy; he vas
It's first President, and after having resigned the place
nearly twenty years ago, abandoned the easel, and
achieved fame and fortune by his invention Of the
electric telegraph He resumes bis position
as the head Of our chief institute for the promotion OF
the Fine Arts, and may yet inaugurae renaissance
of painting. Most Of The old officers of the Academy
were reelected, and large additions made to the
aeademicians and the associates. Among the aso-
| ciaes who were made academieians, were Bellows,
Bage, Hsseltine, ID. johnson, Loop, McEntee, Shat
tuck, whitteredge, Sontag Staigg, Rowe, and Suy-
dam The new associates w. Fl. Beard, E
Bowers J. R. Brevort, C. L. Dix, w. J. Hennessy,
/ T lie Clear, G. II. Moore, j. G. Brown, f. w.
Nichols. g. O. Thcrndike, J. G.. Williamson +. Ron
del. L. Saniin, Wust and VI. Waterman. 1t viii not
be- readily comprehended by tue outside world why
some of the associates not at once made academi
/ clans.
Nj. George l.. Brown has fnshedhis Winter view
! OF Niagara by moonlight Tire view is very nearly
identical with that of Churchs, but the treatment Is
quite unlike M NO Other hrtlst us given so 'i'4u au
impression Of the tumultnous rush of mighty waters
into the misty chasn as Mr. Brown has succeeded in
doing in this painting. 1t makes the head dizzy to
look at IT, and the effect is greatly increased by the
dim light and the hOary look Of the trees with their
pendant icicles
An American artist, writing from Paris says that
few things can be delightful than breakfast at
the Freles; the Freres in question not being the
renowned Trois but Frtre seul the painter, who has
lie domicn at Ecnon. We should think 50. lie Is
described as a very small man, apparently about fory'
with rather long black hair, geyblue eyes, remark
| ably amable expression, and cordial manner. Among
his pupils is our young countryman, Ihon', VINO
paints in the spirit of bis MASTER without Initiating
him.
--Hovland and Baker, who have been studying III
Paris. are soon coming back; but Greenough, Dana
Cranch, Babcock, BOughton, seweIl' and S'Ni
man remain abroad while longer, the most Of 'nen
in Paris
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
DIED.

AsrON-In hi, city on sa.uIiay May H. Chlna dsurtsr
Of Charlotte Aston, aged ye-s IL isoih' -na 10
dayL
BFfNFsIp ii ci.y on saturday Msy II ,,er hor but
lness, se!iA vie Of james bene' aged - JI'
BITLER-Ou Saturday Hey II o. the residence Of beg ton
james Ru,le 31West II cnty iourtb street Mrs Abigail
Butler in the 63th year Of her age
CAVlIIn this city on Friday, May TO- Jtfe CaLi IN hs
2d yea Of her nst,e 0fthe Pah o. sss'i County o.
Mcsinesth ireland.
CoRT-n hi. city on Saturday May H. Wns Adam' SOD o
J. II. and Msry 2. Cort, aged is month";
DI-NN-In this ciy on SATURDAY noring Nay II, Cas v
Dunn only child Of Edwin and Henrietta Dunu aEed years
2 months AID days.
HOOSE-In this city on Saturday morning hay H. lasf
HIoose. aged - years month a. u days.
JORDAN-In this city Saturday afternoon, Msy IT, Chse'
n Aurustu cbi1 Of Chsr.s II. and May Ann Ibcssa
Jordan aged year, months ard 5 dayL
LINCH-In tls city suddenly On Thuisday May ThomA
LiDch sged u yeafs.
NClRTHY--In ths city. hfsr slort bu Illness On
s.t Jay morning Nay ~, FoIeuco Me- hy native ofthf
Parifh of a shsciown, County CoTi Ireland
uTLIER-In MfiianthuEFh, inday, asy TO- tie uisEs
asuenter Of H. ". Anna Cathsrins hc lssdb mouh'
and 10 DAYS.
OsBORN-In this city, Saturday Nay u, EiwId 81. L.,
infant son of Edwaid 81. and May Augusta Osborn.
PIFRCE-In Weston VI on Friday, ssy D. Of pneunoui'
Mrs. Mary, wife Of ht Ass Pierce as-d o. yeAfA
RFED- Brooiyu on Saturday Hofuirs Ma H. ale IN AZ
dlugbter of Henry C. and Maris J. kecd sgeda dsys
ST CLAIR-In this city Oh Saturday aTuoon Nsy ~ NcLar
Csr naive az Queens County f4Iish 81 Mount hehet
Ielsud, aged q years
sIfGER-ln BrOotyn on Saturday morning Nay H. James
SINGER.
THORNTOE-In rooiyD on Saturday Nay II. CoTes VII,
ofRot Thornton AID only daughter Of he late Csp Deaf
Mmrh u New-YoIt. stst y Yeas
TIMRiE-In this city, Saturday, hsy II, There's ilns"
youugsst daug ughter Of Geo.ge ard Caihlrine Iinmo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
-, ,.,rrrn sT,Trs sroREsHIp MARION.

TWE TNTfED sTAIts IVHII,IIIr II "
The United States steamship Marion took IN a large
O;as No. North River yesterday. She took out .
ppnmber of passengers Washington. The trip costs
s0 and tbe same on returning. She sailed last even
log at o'clock.
Cant. J. NJ. Vsrian, lst Troop Washington Grsys
eb NV Rerim,nt now Annapolis writes that great eredt
Int m o. Berry Of The steamer MONTGOMERY ioi hs
aud sneroy the Troop while on the passage no-n
ANer landhg at Annapolis, Capt Bery gave the N
proens ont Of his .c.1y stock ana seoeosy lent pc
nj eaokIaR utenSis the Company during the time n,s
i $50 nod hi lie hAibor. EveTyihns that could be dsns
70 make he Troop comfortable done By Capt Bey
AIpISG THE SoLDRRs.-The Ladies Of the tinh. .
ns 10 cohe he sick ard needy IN the army and arc nes
,ersrs times week make up different ds OF srpsfs ~
their use All dosetions Of money goods VIII be
Sshaf of the society by Mrs HsIen First Drsct5ess 10
Fast Forty y-fth street, end by Mrs Reed, ssceSs "H''
No 80 East Thirty ninth street.