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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

.gg Manhood,
~ How Lost, How Restored.
Jttst Published, an a Sealed Eueelepe,
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment. and
n Radical Cure Of fSPERMAToRRHoEA Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions producing Impotency Consumption
tai and Physical Debility.
By ROB. J. CULvERWELL, NJ. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
self abuse may be elfectuuy removed without internal
medicines the dangerous applications Of caustcs in
struments, medcatcd bougles, and other and en-
pEaeal devices is here clearly demonstrated, and the
entirely and highly successful treatment adopt
ed by the celebrated author, fully explained by means
q which every is enabled TO himself perfectly
and the possible thereby avoiding all
advertised nostrums Of the day. This Lecture will
prove boon TO thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, pospGd receipt
two postage stamps, by addressing Dr.. CIiAS j. C.
KLINE, 4s0 First Avenue, New York, Post Box $3.50.
may 4,,s0-"lY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
Table Ware.

-;ILVER and Plated Spoons and Forks,
~ silver and Plated Butter Knives, soup Ladies',
sugar and Cream Spoons Pickle Forks, sc. ..
Fine Ivory Handle Knives.
Ivory ami Wood Handle kves and Forks Carvers soR
Plated and Britannia Tea Sets Coffee and Tea Pots
Casters, Fruit Baskets, Fancy Tea Bells &C. will always
De found IN variety at No. 3, WILLIAMS BLOCK.
april Is 1859
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

WEST BEDFORD Coshocton Co. o. May Il, 1857.
Mr.. II. B. KISGsLEY-Sir have been selling the
medicines of the (rafnberg Company for the last
years and have invariably found them to good salts
faction The Pills have sold to great many families
regular their tea and Coffee and withy trade they
have become a staple article.
MarshalIs Uterine Cathocon, prepared by Or. POme-
roy is a medicine that has done great amount Of good
Female Complaints. One lady sold to told that
benefit from bottle of the Cath
plicon she had from long medical treat
ment by the mostskifu physicians.
Yours truly, JAS. WIMSOA.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
GasI Gas ]
Building Materials.

NAs FIXTURES OF A VARIETY or STYLES AND
" price Call and them at c. D. POTTER co. IS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
Just Recei we'd,

A MOTHER lot Of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chain
"A Pumps and for conducting water, 4 toe inch bore
Sept or'59-af C. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

GazFfupsuus d ne favorits sign by phich nature
makes known any Walton whatever from the natural
state Of the brain and viewe in this light may be
ease Rch ugt Otsr Escape attSatUn, till too late
20 oS remedied; and its ndieatisns should be
negleceed- Heaoaches ul1y be ciasaI0ed Under two
names, viz Symptomatie and Idnpatbic- SymptomAtie
OF Agreat VOristy Of Diseases among hirh Apo
ploxy, Gout RheematiEm. and all febre diseases. In
It's nervous form u is AFnpathec OF disease Of the
stOmaclf cOnstIthtnF kaIaoke hepatie disease
other disorders Of the bowels we'll renal and uter
Inc affections. Diseases uf verg frequent
w attended, ith Heaaaehes Au8mla and pethuFa
also Affections which frequently oreaSi0n headacaS
distinguished BY the Of heoddche,
ezsa coming suddenly in state of apparently sound
health and prnstratng the manta and physical
energies and = othf tnatancrE Il coass slowly her
aided 5y depression Of spirits AaeeTbay o ielnPer
IN most insSanceB the pail In the front Of the head
oTer both eyes, and om-tiul-s ProvaknE rom-
ting; hnaer this class may asO be named NeHTdLdid.
For the trsatnFns OF either class Of Headache the
Oephalie Rlls nae 8eca found and safe remedy
relieving the most Actite pains few minutes. aad
HsAdaehe = The unerring ndeG-,7.fren
y Ae@ e A~seAA
Esgaes eZEBT1Eg hsaa azsaz# 81 zz
= BKDGBF.--Mssus waists ron 20 send her a box nE
sfePhaiie Glue no. bottle Of Prepared IIss-bnt I'm
thnking that's not just nahcr; but perhaps ye be
sthOr knowing what is is fesee she's High dad and
gpne with the Sick HeAdacho, and d
i=the same a8 fekatu8d her before. EHa
Sc BaUsGIsE-You must mean finaldlng'E CePhAiie Pills
BEIDGEFs-Och sure nov and ysal'ra sed 70 here q
The qnarther and give the filis Oa't s
9s@boatt aither.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

B% My friends and patrons are
invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as de-
sire to be placed in competition with
any other house in. town.
april 10. 1850.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
Health and its Pleasures
Or Disease with its Agonies:
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
HOLLOWAY's PILLS.
NERVOUS DISORDERS.

NERVOUS DISORDERS fIN ftl
TITHAri is more fearful than breaking down
Wv down Of the SYSTEM To be egkCFtablE ON
II degree Is most distressing for wlrO
vino, beer, sJirts far better take cone
weak tea being prcferrabe get all the freah Ah you
ca. take three four Pills every night plenty %
lids. nroiiing the Of slOps and these gcGdon
ril ar 4 owed, you will be happy in mind ndBtrcpg
N body, and forget you have any nerves,
MpTHERS AND DAGHTSRS. G ef
lf here one thing more thannnotler for which the
Pills so famous Il IS their pugy ng props ruS
ial Their Of ceausiI the blood impur III,
all rem ing dangerous and heTfded secrttiois La
vcrsr y idopte1 as the one grand remedy for ema y
comp ts thsy never fail, weaicen the sysssgn
and always bring about what Is required.
ST x HtfADAcIE rs AND WANT OF APETTTE.s
Ties f. lngs which saiden us, most frequt4 iy
Ss -tn1yances trouble, from obstructed lEar.
irai from eating and drinking what Is uIa4 for
us, Z us lsordng th liver AMI st9mach Tie Piie "
tai according 20 the printed instructions will al,o
whence low a natural cOnseq ence good aDpCt to
a clear head In the EHst West Indies seareSly
any 9th .r 1ae licne used for these rderS.
DISORDERS OF THE KIDNEYS. ~ FlG
In al! di ascs affecting these organs, who ter they
crete too much too little water whether tlsey
adlitte Il with stone gravel with uches and II
stt in the the regions the kidneys IN 80
P Sh1ui t4 'Grdng 10 the printGgl
ana tr at shoHld be well rubbed into the emaIt
D the back at batime. Ihstrratment will give a Iasl
imme liatc rrlcf when all other means have failed.
ORSTON-tCHS OUT or ORDER. tt.-
No medicine VIII 50 efet ally tile tnnc cf the
st"In ic as these hs they remove all acifiy roeeA-
Il I'd @ thrr by intomp per dot Tys y
rss' IN tiv az red ce 10 huallhy arflO, fthsY
arr wr:d 'rtu ~ rf!c uriWs n spnsm-ll fact
th n'vCr ui IN uriay All isJrde of liver and stan
al.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and DOOl
Ern1na. N nt,IhInra Pamela nIe.--
--latest and Last t!
But Still Most tive!
LoTKER & DUV ALL,

Z Il " 1 - Il n " ~ y n II Il
Have just received their FAIL AND WINTER stock Of
Cloths, CdssinlercS. VestingS, and Trimmings
which I3E1UTY and ELEGANCE cannot he cXccl
cd all of which will be and made to order in the
LATEST FASEII ls and on the reasonable terms.
Also. ChiIdrcn's Clothing and made to order.
SHIRTS and made by ard warranted
to Also, cutting done for ladies, Blsqucs Dress
Travelling Apparel Ladies' avail tlIemselvcs
System for Cutting Basques, Dresses, &C,
sonabe terms.
All orders cDn1ledO them will be thankfully received
and entire satisfaction givon.
Shop on Main street opposite Union Hall.
n. b. Particular attention paid to Cutting
I. A d / + s. CLIO A Il S
OF the styles. Having hand assortment of
LADIES' CLOTHS OF the finest fabric. Oct Is, ,'cO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
For Sale at the NEW BOOK STORE.
DELAWARE MILLS.
SLOUGH & TALLMAN,

SLOUGH & TALLMAN,
HTHE Proprietors Of the DELAWARE MILLS,
IL would respectfully announce to Flour Merchants and
the citizens Of Delaware and vicinity generally, that
they prepared and doing extensive
Merchant Work,
and manufacturing excellent article of Flour
They have hitherto, existence Of the firm
account Of the failure Of the last years CROP been
unable to meet the large dc mznd 2tnre and hope
to be able from this time TO supply all demands,
either from Wholesale Retail Dealers, with sFIEE1
Quality of erfrG family " and double erra - Flour
manufactured from wheat, principally the product OF
own county.
Their Mills in excellent manufacturing
condition, and they have also succeeded in securing
very experiences RsT from distance Uho ig known to
stand No in his profession, consequently the prOprie
feel themselves warranted in that they
prepared 20 give full satisfaction to all purchasers
They viii deliver Flour to Wholesale and Retail Deal
w.fhin the corporation of Delaware OF
charge.
Girls WORK
will also be attended the shortest notice. and
hope To the entire satisfaction OF all who feel is
posed to patrOnizc them, they determined 10 do
air and bORordBIe business. [Aug aft
Cask paid for WhGnt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

Therew vhosvt.R tendoney % Gtfs APpropriAtS
the expressive words Of otner languages ahe
while incorporate them into our 0En thus ne Netl
6nhac which Il fFEa che Greek, ngniy ing "a foF ue
had - e becomtlg pbpunrsed IN capneesion Win
NJ spanldns CREST eadhehe remedy seet il viii soon
gi become common Electrotype and many others
whose distinct0n aaforeiRna words hrs been
~ eomHon usggs unt they seem . nAtive md 70 the
,mansr bora" +- r4srft- "a Z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
TWsT RHCETVHD.

nAsINs, Prunes, Figs, Dates, Currants. Citron
E Stewards N. Y. fine Favored Candies, Havana RnI
Principe Cigars Gne cut Chewing and smoking Tobacct
by the pound, dec2i W. S. LITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
Rav and straw Cuffers.

TUST received a good assortment of the above
d among which may be found the Hide Roller Straw
Cutter the Sanford 40 Knite Straw Cutter and tn,
Clipper Straw and Csrn-stalk Cutteral OF which are
Lifered at manufacturers prices.
Sept. S,'59-ttf C. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
I'LL N

GEHzT nfscovERY.--Anonc the most important OF ali
the great medical discoveries nj this age mny he consid
cred the system OF vaccination for the protection
Small Rox She Cephalic Pill for rOef Of Headafhe
th Of Quinc for the pTeveHion oi Fevcrs fithei
ofhwhiehfs aSsHFe specific, whnSe ben'hts wFfee cx
perenccd by suffering humanity long after their dscov
'er' Sss ieFs'''a% 'SGXUAI 20E
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
Estate of s. ". Knapp.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undergigRed
IN has been appointed and qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE
Of the Estate Of s. W. Knapp dec'd late Of Delaware
county Ohio. All persons Interested whi govern them
selves accordingly
Mrs. MARY H.. KNAPP Exeeutrx.
Dec. %, 1850. Jan. 4, 3w.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
Dog Powers
Manhood,

TVSIERY's PATENT, JUST RECEIVE u AND FOR SAL
II Junel-fH. By c. 9 CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

H1H Us TfH, are G Lei reneg l1io. in tLe rorld
..s J,r ne fDiLss ing dises,. lHf -frd
A. - r't'sy. na~matcD,
3SitinIa Las nfcFY. - 5s.b4;Ice.' iitih
itli : 'm ',iuis s'YSiptLaS, liver Conp 'AiRts,
Biz t-'scs tn tho Female Irregular f.nmlcgp, TT
Il. Stir. itics, lPits, ; ,.-5tt
n1.y j m9ailts, 'Fevcrs tf iRhct Inat.Sm
F'.ts- kinis, lcteuticn Il
l"!sti. atitIs oflFHs. UriTR.
tn btwris. cat, Scrufl,a 90 m
C'is uln!Lun, he, Kings Evil.
l7htt.jy, y fE stiun. Worms or an
'irr Tl'elis, Tic- 10 Ourtr, kints,
s&.tiP and E-av0l FLmu-'i, = Weak - .frt m
:'Acon 'a'y ~ymf- f,crs. whatever cause,
toms. lNcllarii AG ion - g., &c. ns.V
tAtT1 y !-Ncrcarc +clrtntl ess wcTiF % HrI-
% FAY, NEW NoRE IoNnoN. are isccrnnfl le an n
HI ma-i in every lcal Of IT, ireo rs Rroi nd each
pot o. y; thT same may BE- inly by AsIdSssg
"A t@D t' the tihL hlnAson ID will be RivrN
to IN" lcr such Informal may lad ts
n ;'CtHn of abs marty sft-s Itrrf6 tfE 1 =
III len s ing the the same knowing them 10 b.
spurious.
es@ So4 ai III N uctoFy Of Professor Hollow ay so
MiirH l@Inr New York and by all rsspcctabIr Irrr
81 t5 an al" IN icinc throrp hort the cvised
wnfl". III r at IS rruis. 81 ard 81 on H.
RS IlIere iScJsi Irralc snvirF by TAXI tlso Re
siZ
Y B-2ir2ctons Tor the gii !aIcc OF PATIENTS errIy
disorder llNe each box may 4 i6O.4IV
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25
Tngal NEcLeod,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN have been appointed and qualified adminissrA
tors the Of lngals Mcleod deceased, late
Delaware County. A. }. SMITH ,,,,.,-,-
Oct. IS, go. jana A. MCLEOD, Auu''i''' ''~'o's-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

N4- DID you ever have the Sick Headache! no you
remember the throbbing temples the fevered brew he
loathng and disgust at the sight of food. How totally
unht You for pleasure conversation study One
OF tReHI Iephalo Pills would have relicyed Jon from all
tA ering which you then axperie1seed. For This and
otuUrpurposes you should always have box De them
on hand to use a. occason requires.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

For sale in Delaware by N. J.. STARR 1E,. Druggist
No.6 Williams BlOcks re sa s5aly 2O-fiy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

The AmaleamatiOn Of t.anguagoa

l1eIIal - - -. q.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-25

.szas y74e1f 1 6aaaa-f
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-25
VOLUME XIV NUMBER 3
OUT ON PICKET.

Out on pickles.
Crouehing, hiding meath the thicket,
Scared at every twig that falls;
Oh confound me
7 can hear them all around me-
Hear those awful Mimic balls.
"Ping ping pingP
Oh. what deadly song they sing
Why do they shoot at Ine, ! wonder?
s'Say, old fellowI
You whose pants are striped with yellow,
Dyou you want to kill me dead as thunder
tLousana,
That's kind of off hand manner,
Shooting men you never knew.
Now, just stop that,
Else YOU see I'll take a pop at
All such looking men as YOU"
Past me rushes
Another ball into the bushes.
.tLook out for a leaden pebble ~
So exclaiming
This TO him while was aiming
Crack" and dying lay the rebel
SO on picket,
Peeping from behind the thicket,
All day long we kept up shooting
How exciting,
After once you're used to fighting,
Taking rebels off their footing!
'Tis delightful!
Though at first it seems so frightful
Killing people in this manner:
Just remember,
1t was only last December
That they spat upon our banner!
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-25

ter is his left handedness, while his crook
ed eye only troubles his drill officer
"Eyes 'front.' appears always "eyes
left, and "eyes right" always seems to be
"eyes front"
The Ethan Allen Guards have been
recently mustered into the service of Tn.
Gle Sam; and if they ever get into an en-
gagement, woe be to the rebel who be-
come targets of Seth Stark the Green
Mountain Sharp Shooter.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-25
SETEl STARK.

"It's~no use torkin 'beaut it, dad. I'nr
goin TO fire into the enemy The Union
is in danger-Narmount IS in danger,
aud Hardscrabble in partickler is in dan
ger, and I'm bound for TO 90. That S
what | told the old man, Mister Officer,
aud that's what tell you If you won t
list me, Ill find out another 'crutln' sta
ton darned qrick."
This speech of a hard fsted, young
Green Mountain Boy, with rife III his
hand, was not long since made to an Off
Ger of a recruiting station in Montpelier,
VT, who had iuterposed some objections
to the stout lads enlIstng, to VII That
his visual organs presented a strong case
of strabismus, that bis body was slightly
angular, that his style of speech and man
uer rother shocked the eyes of the gen
tlemanly cultivated lieutenant. aud who
had thrown down Blackstone, Kent.
Coke, and other law commentators for a
sword and epaulettes and also because
the applicant was incurably left handed.
"Ilow old are you ?" asked the lieu
tenant
Twenty, last grass"
"W hat has been your business z"
"Cuttin' logs, and shootin' bars in win.
ter and drivin' cattle and mowin' grass
IN sumner
Shooting bears eh ("
"l cas-, shuotin' bars"
"lhen | suppose you wonld take aim
at tree in Que direction and hit the bear
IN another" said the officer derisively-
81 am afraid, 10 battle you would be much
less dangerous in the enemy's ranks than
10 ours"
al know that I'm a lettle bit cock eyed
Mister Officer, but I've fotched many a
bar at more than hundred rods, and at
turkey shoots they allurs try to caount
NE aout."
Count you out what do you mean
BY that %
WAL, [ amt so preferable to the
turkey match shooters as some of the rest
OF EN-, for when | get this 'ere rife O
dads on one of the birds, you can reck'n
that he mine"
"Are you also a good shot with the
musket?" Z"
Don't know notbin' bout that kind of
shootin' iron"
but ours is an infantry company, and
We use smooth bores," suggested the Off
Ger.
"Waal, Captain if you don't calkilate
TO go to kill, I'm not your man If yeou
SGeTT, you'd better take me and my bar
killer"
"oh, it's impossible that you should
appear IN our ranks with dark barreled
weapon. You must leave that weapon
behind"
Can't dew it Captain. Where the
oa'-kllier goes, there [ goes. Never 90
nowhere without it. You see it's sure
thing"
Il have no evidence of it beyond your
word, said The officer, beginning to be in
'erested in the somewhat uncouth indi-
Halal. "But III put your shooting
sEiIl to the test, and if YOU can make
three as good shots as three sharp shooters
ii,i u my corps, I'll engage to enlist you bar
Killer aud ALL"
Tive US your fist for that Mister
omcer, returned the raw recruit, ex-
sVuGlng his rough, tan-Drowncd. and
neckIed hand. "If you'se got three men
~ ~U your corps that kin out shoot Seth
lark LII go hum agin and help dad ker-
~ On the farm"
III. lle match was forthwith got, and three
P'Vates OF the Ethan Allen Rangers
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-25

WHY'S the world like a piano cause
it is full of sharps and fats.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-25

Why is palm-tree like chronology ?
Because it furnishes dates.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-25

were selected for the trial. Each of
them was famed as sharp shooter, and
particularly we'll skilled in the use OF the
rife.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-25

together with the others, were as follows,
according to the report of the target mar
! kers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
DIED.

CLAwsoN-Ip this city on Tuesday May :, WilisHi T.
Clawson sged 40 years -.
hi, relatives and iend respectfully invited to sttend ms
funeral Friday the leh inst az 10 o'clock n 'rom his
late residence No. Fourth street without further invitation
His remains viii be taken TO Greenwood for interment
COX-On Sunday NAV Annasybela. daughter OF Ellen and
John T. Cox OF Group, aged year, months and days
CHAPPEL-In Brooklyn Friday May Marcus l. infant
son Alonzo and Ans Chapel eyed months snd 20 days
COGER--On Saturday, May Daniel Mangan only child Of
John J. and Emily Coger, aged months and u daJ
CONOLLYA Staten Island, Monday Nav John Connolly
known IN the Navy Frederick ho~brsy late Adusnt Of
the Naval Brigade.
FIsHER-on Thursday Maya Samuel Perry son Of Robert c.
Fisher, aged 4 months
HAvERTY.-On Monday May 6 At the City Hospital! James
&. Hsyerty.
EEETNYR-A, Greenpoint on Sunday, May M,giseus w.
Kentner, ia the Tooth year OF her age
IANEAt Mortified VT, on Monday April j. hTi Catherine
O. Lane 10 the slst year Of her age
Masonic this city, Monday, May g. Sarah ". Mason,
wife of Charles Mason, ssed A years aud months
nOHRMON-in this city on Sunday May 3 Loui. C., only
child Louis and Ma getha hobrmon, sged years months
and day
OROURKE-Msry Emma ORourke daughter of Thomas and
Ann O'RouIke, aged years, months and : days
sMITH-At Rye n. Y, Monday, May O. Isaac Smith, ESQ,
late OF this city, aged u years.
Funeral the Allen street Presbyesn Chrth, on
Wednesday IL o'clock. The relatives and friends Of the
family and OF his Alfred, also his sonsinaw Henry
Smith and d. Il. Ssleck, are invited to attend
WILL-In this city, Monday, May 6, CsthSine Will the
desrly beloved wife OF George VIII, aged ~ years.
WHITE-n this city Monday, May 6. Charles White aged
a
YOULN-In jersey City N j. Monday May 6, 1861, Mary
Hester Pen wife OF Dr. j. loun in the 90h Of her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK... .......M.Y 8.
Cleared.

Bsrks-J Smith Brewer, Rotterdam T. D. Hur.bat Co
Stampede. Lewis Marscules, Moor 4 Henry.
Brgs- Daren Starre. Liverpool snow Burgess; Enter
prne Crude Cote h. D. BrooEmsn CO.. Giovanni seisno,
Carson Queenstown Barclay LIVING son Alton lbrl At
wstcr Genoa Brett Son Co; Elizabeth, Greenland, Salem,
master: $ Berry State West Indies Maitland Phelps Co.
Maria Morgan, Iareuhan h. i. Coming
Schocners-N b. Thompson Conoyer Philadelphia master
" II mis- Lake, Philadelphia. master Re6eccs Crawford,
Eye H4rar master Chief Thompson, Ph iepha master
dstic Hall Perth Amboy, master; w. T. Conquest Cooley,
New Haven Durham Dion K. Z. Steein Camp, Cape
NAV; Flzabeth Brown, TuckeTton, " j. 1ani Doodle,
Islclief Boston $ C. James Bedei Est Haddsrn
n Miller Dayton, Boston, Dayton Co Peunsyg4nia, -,
- Johns n. II. Dewolf; J. Warren Lozer. koston -
NJ saith Maxwell Delsws.e Bay, master; ~ j. Meade, Dye,
Cedar Creek J. j. r. A SsEders Sormer Philadelphia mas
ter, Hannibal Wentworth Bangor r. b. Buck co. A.
Stewart Abrams lnsqlaf -; a. law, WOOD fEiseeilhls,
uester: J. T. Wallace, Staples Taunton master. 49,
SieamersH. Burden Monson, Philadelphia Bristol Allen,
Philadelp hii -; Ass Br Lott, Liverpool L. C1nnsrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
MARRIED.

ADAMs-COOK-On Tuesday May 7 by ths Rev. F. VI. Cha
pin Daniel L. Adam NJ D. 10 CoErelia A. Cook al Of this
tity.
COUTAN-THOMPSOT-O ITuesdsy. Nay :, Mr Charles
Eeune Couan Miss Susanna Maria Thompson, oou " tn
city.
CRANE-sfABURY-At Jamaica, Long Island on Tue'd5y
NAV 7 by The Rev j. Matthias OF Tsrryiown, John NJ
Crane 10 Harriet H. daughter OF J. ;. sesbury
FARON-WEAVER-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, ApIA u, ~
the Rev. MI Thomas &. Carver Levi b. f1ion 10 As' eA-A
J. Weaver both Of the shove city
KILPATRICK-SH AILER-At Wet Point on Montsyl My
O. by the Rev j. w French Lieut. Jud'on hp,tcko f su'
KIFs-yAN BENSCH0TEN-A Hoboken, n. j., on sunday
MAY s. by the Rev Alfred : Harris, Edwin ~ kies o. HOBO
ken 10 Miss Baunsh Van Benchoten OF New York
MoUNT-EDMoNDS-A M1burn, ~ j. on Sunday Nay J.
By the Rev. George c. Pennen M Aired w Mount OF Ne"
jersey to MGs. Mary Anna Edmonds Of New orb Cry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

Try on a suit Of elothss with view to bic becoming
the future weaser and The Captain slipped out OF The
Deputies way, and bas rot as yet been ret4ken Is
was suspected at The time that Cogan was guilty #
caniVng with ,be Captain 10 secure bis escape, and
the Impression OF The public strengthened by bis
voluntary abeonce. 1 few days since the U. S. Mar
shal learned that Coligan was floating around the
docks and lie determined TO secnre bin for punishment
If he meritei H. On examination il was found that
one Of the ESDeru,y Aarshas had in Lis possession
the original warrant for the arrest Of Coligan, and
That 1t would be highly inexpedient to demand IT, az
he would undoubtedly advise ColHgsn, who would be
compelled to absent himself again. The Marshal Sc
cured duplicate warrant, and authorized the HaIbor
Police TO seize Colgan, which was done yesterday,
and be is now ockedup in the Tombs to await an
animation.