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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

n NJ. GOTTSCHALK-NIBL SALOON.
lie ADMISSION e.
Seats be secured without extra charge G Beer Sch
nsr successors OF breuns No 7Ol Broadway and sioss
W0st. --,.
ser series OF enireny triumphant Concerts In Wssne
ton. Baltimore and Philadelphia, will give
ONE GRAND EtESING CONCERT,
on MONDAY. MARCH Il,
BEING THE THIRi EENrH OF
Mr. GOTTSCBALKS
sPECiAt ENTERTAINMENTS;
Mr.. Gottschsk will perform several OF his beet conpt"
M Hn. e tIi tI'Sff "a PAFT Sig BnlsSoII
GOTrsCHALKs MATrNEEs D'INsTRUCrIoN.
AT IRVINE HALL.
Admission 81; No Extra charge Tor Reserved sesss 49,
ready morning, q. Beer X sehlmsTs NO ~"
Broadway. 49,. ....,,,.
In oracr to macy patrons Of Mr. Gosoosfe
Concerts who reside in ID, country anc may oos u
attend the seiss su hss deter mined % iss.s
tickets three OF the Asiiuee o. she 'peo"
THG FIRST MATINEE D'INsTUcTION
wi, take place a, Trvius HAIL on
TUESDAY MollNlNG the 18th lust,
when Nj ottsohAk win play instruments pseeo ~ W
center Of the ard cd 40 to b. rfnin tn, e
,zk o. a. sent. The special object Of these Mail
viii be ssoered IL to present 70 the eve vel We
o. ID. spectator tho method by which modern M
produce GA the fiauofoTte. The Arrangement 0, ea 70
i- objec peces,s,iy involves :. %
space in s5dion TO b. desirable that only
limit. attend tst there may De &c
csr1,nods,i n end perfect accessibility. 10 epan~ hs cv
chaA convsrse with Resent and explain what tney
ms- d. 10 have made clear them hhs beea deter
mined IN under circuus5res WIZ more 1css" "
.usd persons admitted 'haa cen comfortably saronno TIE
pi.nos ~, orrpo ,vrrcro
vii ,,e s-t 81 fles. oces.,ops TIE gre.,es will es
nab the Msisees socsl Aoh coumnn;suss
! as possible SO ths. they nay be sonIc- 81 fss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

EgOUSE for SALE - The very des'nblc
IL HOUSE and lot No a;e 1h st., mar fais cite
-. fonr ,eH., bifb with Basement, ,nb-col.Ar. va''-
lo,s and ,r,en,ion room lut .,oy. The ocloa ss.r,
eeS,Ta the ou,e {, III good order Throughout has rnsa
Loi md cold Bathroom wsie'-ciosei. sa' as .s'
~ - .,.y and possession given iminedif'sy. Apply
" -'' JAMES BOCilAh. no. lSj ElnabeiEs'
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TOWA FARM for SAILED acres OF A 70.
,'aJ .gse,~s under Guilty alton, j miles from ABBA
CITv n.ri.f house. and necessary siaOhng afin"rh'rn
.i., .c. snd well stocked ~ win be seld on nygAoe
TAnIsF. ys. 90 Msslst, cor Mcnroest, Nsw-YoIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

wen win nee. on TUESDAY the lsh day OF March 1907
II o'clock in the Chamber Of the Bead Of der.
men CITY Hall the purpose OF considens tie subject
ri the extension Of Church the Battery All par
sss will please attend without further notice
S ff /. i s ooIfy' csmui..,. on Streets
CHAS. H. HALL. }
TAYIop SscretsTy
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DROADWAY.-A HANDSOME and THOR
- OuOH-BUlLr NEW BRICK HOUSE. lss<c, Will
70 Rooms and Lots comprising the entire front and
nors for SALE Kings Brds. kesd sbevs isahst, I'd
rnsby located convenient to Depot and oil mans Doe
thu situation high salubnoas sla commanding Prize
3 10000
c. q. PRATT
No. - Pine 1t. Room No o.
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6rerial Notices.


Twentieth Wsrd.-OLlVER JOENsO eeq. editor
of1he standard will deliver the second lecture
n the before the XXth Ward Republican Association
- Continental Hell lcorner Of 3th.st ard sthsv) on
THURSDAY EVENING. March 10. at O'Clock. Subject:
Z" The War snd Slavery" The public invited Adnis'
a8oo free. SAMUEL SINCLAIR, PIest
A. SfpSKY DoASB, Secretary.
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E,ARM AT YONkERs.-FOk SAILS
acre. o. good land finely stus'ed shout milo idn t'
il,ord taiir nnd steamboat landing, the NhlY- o
vontes adjoining the sen II the Hon judge hcn"
IN. land may be divided into several parcels having Hu
topi~ 70 VI. N sEYMOrR L Co, No. AChsthan'foi,re
n. Al he posi.Oaic- fonkers.
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L,OR PHYSICIANS.-A FEW GOOD En-
IL LIsH BASEMENT HOUSES admirably located. ia
SALE .r,msy lew. easy tsnEs With some 81 them
rood practice would be reinauishsd by the owners, WIN
c. q. PRATT,
No. u Pine-st-, Room No. {
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

Grand Juvenile Concert, for tie heneht Of the
IAURENS-Sr BOYS AND GIRLS MEETING. 10 be
tven a. the Suyaut ~ Z. Church. between BseeksI AID
Irnity sta on THURSDAY EVENING. March l3 1852.
The exercises viii consist Of Vocal and Ins.umei "a n nse
Dsrfor,ed Solos, Due Ssi Chorus and Choru.e inter
aprr.ed with Dialogues and snse pieces To commence at
u O'Clock Miss MARTHA CORWiN will sing Ger CoCn-
cry" and other fsvore pieces Music under tie direction
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kTllsIC, MUSIC, Music, at Half Price.-A
t large end welseectsl stock u Music for the Piano
Forte cernstiug Of s0ugs. Wa2cs Nachss Poke. shot
tches Bopdos Variations &C. selling half price Ia CON
seaaence Of removal, e. EMBREt'e No. - Bowery.
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oo,el n The envc md cnriitg offo-eigr states 10

reo lei 70 The envy and cnTiaitg ofloreg' N"tes 10
80! fh,ln In a,o,larii-lirg ,hcir vi'kei cesi2n
The civ q New-Yoas can have 80 ryoP,"itu!
wifr sach ren uor Tor snch aci1-e. il,, lo.".On'
ss fhe conmef,iJi ard tmi'i fea'e5 - W. 49,
entries rer TO gfe.t itlDete; alu e'e ST .l's 10
mike ms a. fncre frlt ia post oi ne ,tFN-
usnl ~ So .tc-t f. 1if 10 ush "tt nc ~ -,'.
~ oG GERS O. ne & iry borei1r'tt, we fh"i
rerinrtl our poli,ic cIiy b' Yelols eo-'t '',"
ia ,lese nat ofc ces igcs and Ell O.ts. Us c'y is
,l,.el, p,',ej In svi.laih, and iDte'est Win ne
,.,ri5 >fsie of W ici j. is and eyer VIII o., ~
e,arahi. art II viii share tn fortunes 81 inc
st,e 9rd lie Union and \ never be 6 cred nom
cit. e. in nc, or " tion-hi. &C.,
f. ere ire rauy other topics 10 winch y VII ~
nv dufv 70 call sour attention WHEN rlal htie
81 Nm. 10 nrou' myself more fully with ~ eN-
Ac cono ion OF q ia',e-ts couided 10 ir alhei.u0
Departments f he Cry Govornn elt. MeanW hlt,
.acc.It assurances Of ny aious cooprail1n IL az
uealnr,. @ a. your honorable lo5y may inaugufsle
lor he ud,ancen eni Of the public sood. .n,,,,.,
ff'D- fork Joa T. 1901 'h"- w me-
Abont ote.half Of the document having lsen read
motion was made TO sur eLd 'he r'i "ins5 Si'
,firt 1890 cori.s, which was nn.eic"d ~ 2ii'
SMITH I, ; coo, AID If. DAYIuEiO Ivy.
On !. raiier there ensg'd qnito lively dlscns'
ion a. go ". her 80 or 100 shonid he p,i' ''u'
Mr. ~ i'll having Aiihdm"u tia an'h"ihe''' A. ""'
,ouieidad that s tb.s 10 &c year % Cso""-9 4,
il,y ehonld souueuct 0fh tie Mayors piece &C.
and Nr. pArToS thought that 100 CORES We're
enough. -
81. BooLF sp.d It YVES customary to p'int rom
300 % - ., AID tle hes-9se oi &c new NY
10 ia De H. croat -'atf; le hlmecli ".i'ttc t'y
coii--. and s,mo Of ihe Members ou'd "'n' more
he motion go pint p bp co. ief = "a can lei.
Tho pnGslDfST .lloiriod John ". Boyee Header
10 lie Board 'of the ensuing year.
see,rI ANIMAL re,orts q ,m cinorent Departments
Oefe Ire.ented aud ordered 70 be printed, aiit'
which tie Boaro, on notion OF Mr. boo,f, aI-
iorrrcd until next Monday afternoon al q do,A.
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BOARD OF suPErNIsOES.

III, Board OF Srfer, isprs Tor the re-, ct year met
Yesterday, ut o'dots. NJ STEWART Ia te c,sir.
The esinaie Of the County expo -.- 'or no rAr
l6O1 was submitted, also the following daff:
ANNUAL CoUaTY E5rNAIfs FoR lsG2.
CRY ~ NV oHK bAPitrNfsT - FiaAs,r
touRoLiEh'- owes jan. d. lad2.
Geaaeren e ne hoard u Sape'r'O's II ne Cou"s y
Ia con p,nee ~h tho resolution parsed by your hor or
body lfL Dec Wit ''s Controller here m submits Il
.sAas of tBe eKp~ drle, of tie County Goycumeut ior
he I,cli ycsr oomuonriis jtn ~ for Which a,ho
sn5 Of the nd meun. u pfovldns ',r the
CLAss.gcAfioS W rAPENbiruRr.
~ treating up the e u County las been the
practice 30 classify hen 'reer - following h,sa. 'Is
/ IHE LfaslArnE Dw'Ic ~.
II. Tas Etzcr.fyK DxPAkisASrs.
III. IHs JUpiof,Hr
". AiatFILAhEor~
fns LEuisL,sivx nErtRTuHsT The expenditure
c,s,sd uoder this hes ileatod by the ,oLoS4s ..s
OF accounts, via:
sfgUO
Csr, aid ri.intrnsncs Of Colss Oh H.i en- ,Tuud
ay.nuel bud l'0
Couity eon,uren,es.. ....................... 2oW0
Lis6rs and cssrios aud supple. nf equity
@ic' '''''''''''''''''' is"0
Repairs 10 county tri.di ~ aud ohces......... +HO
ssaiicslrs ssfise DEL tn.cni... ............. t"o
support Of lrisoncls ia tr County Jdl........ 800
II frr Frtcr-i,r rfp,srvrsrs -Tf- fa' ~ 2 .r- Do
-mle anoals tsaifed t. be otl0ued lot siaesuirs
~ tsid bepann.tuts
Interest on nsdcm Bridge Bonis......,........ f4i@
Interest on ............... 5000
ia.lest on New oar, ion,o S.oct ........... sOool
Membranes in lsfbor, Removal of............- 3p
Police Contingent AL Law <leu.e.............. a.
hets.. ...'......... ...........s..... 9g
Shla.si Extcuare l''prtments.......... so
SUPPLIES ~ the f"''f
su,Iolt Of Detained wltneases.........."..... 3tCn
r,,.l..................................&ss 5.si2
In.-1nE JUnicARYPioyisioni I. ale To- the e.'\u ed
es~n,s essed In th. division under le fooHil. N. u
Corsson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000
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The school Fund 4 itisis Of - ,l:3,VJI OF STATE
.focbs: sE6.SDJ Sts.e toroe; and vanons Other
.,t- "a. bark stocl- llnis, &c, tle "Aole amount
ny g. Sl.61.,iT TIE rec, ip's uurig eLis1 yesrs
i.clnailgs 10 lance o. az, iC IRON The lleVlol.
wear si45 g. s. and the endorsements s3H ,Sss
l-evln, Il bal nee e the m September OF sjIse7.
r revenue ior tie cnr eat year IS est!nated TO 10
/; =. iSl, aud the p'yGe.ts SsJJ,OJJ.
LlgIEATCGE Fund.
TIE cayiral Of tie ii sr.ime Fgud amounts TO
sc o. ghe grafgr wl.t IN State s'O,k-. Estimated
-4yefus lor ls0a-l i.,l dug balance Of 1910
sjs.@o Payment. iot 40. ; ,, ~, leaving bal
.uce TO tho lre.eut year II 8 oo'6. Estnated rev
co ue fJe lSOl-- irolIhos $500 approqri.Jio,
3,1J9: payments, S'<,oj
UNITED - ATS DEPOSIT FUND.
Tie cG,i.al OF ibis tufd Gmounts - sl,Ol4,5l
mostly loans GA mouI.ce Payments Tor loci
including ealarosl : 81, i33, revenue, s!BI92i
al i-.>' VI inIeOi sicess, Sept. -, lcol l0i,
vii l. i. q colsier.tls reduction. Estimated rev
onue Tor ls6l-2, $25i,c estimated payments
20 e0O. leaving a t.laics due the treasury about
equal TO that from lie, year.
OTHER FUNDS.
The Tonowanda Hsilfoad Company Sinking Fnnc
amounts e. &c; lhe LCng l,.ud Railroai Sink
i,g / and 10 J,4i; the N4 in-fr Fund to a. ,3s5.
Tie amount ot nuui les ly.ole TO the Indians IL
: ,3j3.
the SALT SPRINGS AND AUCTION DUTIES.
The receipts on accounts OF he Cnoudaga Sat
Srinss last focal year lDuuried to $1,000, which
j. li,s 10 exc OF fhs uycrsle Cor the last IL
Was. A., totsl payaeu's were .63, 800, also IL
ex,.u The Auction duties inOnutcd 10 ; $3.50.
rs. Coutroilrr c-il- at'e lion 10 tie evil practice
of County Ir-asuter, le'ai ug lakes IN their pOs-
session long after they have been collected. More
tl,un "a illiou tollis we've due irn these snen On
tie ~ Of October v III cost he State go 900. II
tis alnao i. ssi.,red 10 couliuue another year TIC
anticipate take, by mporuy loeir IL expensive aud
inroi ,euieut Eo eids the imposition OF ten
or twelve per cent int,i,st on ~ fluids thus keps
back.
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MRssAGE OF TIE MAYOR.
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Organization Of tas canm'a Council.
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sa.ea deposit fund, $500 i9 to The mariners fund,
81 33I 81; to the general fund debt sinking fund,
81 0OO 02 To- Il general fnud revenue, So $50 81,
with sone other sum-, tie whole amounting 10
soj77sj. Per C0hir0, there II dn'y TO ne lreasH
nv, rom re Z fed ST. e.. De- o.i uDd, SO l6i -,
tie oile-ence between &c brins equal 20 the BALI
snce Oh bad 10 lie 3 ID o. September Last.
The estimated rev,Lues Of the oufr@nt nscai year
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The prnc, Al Vi We een- al iuEd debt r pay quo

Toial -e-s.tl fund 1a1'.......s..'s.."f ~ ~ 49,
TIE couiis-et Safe oelt amounts 70 S3'''Vyoy
ara consist, q s'oc IL loa @ 10 Rs'lroad Companies
Ling Que, $4,000 r. l,tj, siC,VOO IN leo's
$50 ia lo7O, aud Sl,O.o already due, tut uHFe~
u.eued. An -oo ~,
Tn.t..al Canal d.ltcdness aInountsio -, .@OO24s
crlaied uuder ar Re . ion i, Of he Constitulioni
s.3..lOc1J .rus.r,l u.ter article ., seciion 81
S5tgv5 Otherwise PROVIDED for, al s@,'oo,VVo ere
lec mn der 30 o. T. iou l., for laymegt OF float
/ tl.lt. Tie Cal-l IT. ei . lor TIE week We're IA
fol.ows: .a,.,,co
tror lsurl tolls
RI a. rent o 30 pua w''er' ''''''''''''' 80,
tsfe,t o.. caifsat cana. nus. Nc........'' +'0t
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T.sfirf O h.i nee rf.....-.. .....s..'s''.:
Winch aa-.tfn,a. g. o th- redemption o. ssoekS
lo,,eetotIe NsN-vork aud Lie Ktiir'ad Company
ming due ,u.ifgucJ ,ar leCl, aud low sapp9seS
10 10 discharged
~ n. IL rr.,n LII ET-
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rlfHl.............s..s -'f'.'f ..-..-f
Apr.ved 0e fcr 40 sf' u an ,rfnage" 'n's usl
ma Tor making spproI rs-I.us egfrte03 10 tAu ioreS "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07

De.ense Colnmit,ee b. whom some sYJ,OD, IL is
understood were tx. ended witt The general ~ ur-
rance ofthe Secretary Of War; Tor The ipment "a
volunteers.
Ns have "A right 90 exred that the General Gov
er.meut Will leinburse Tie fluids tLus advanced by
De city, # hes already partially rel blurred 10 tie
states The funds advanced hy item uhd,t similar
,ircun stances ard IL doubtless Only await the ap
fiic,iou OF ttia city 80 treat u with equal iufice.
Authority 10 make q o Application shVuid 10 cuu-
f,rred On s,m- officer o. tie tity Government. !
sngyeat tine Controller rs the head - the Dcian-
Tn,ut OF Finance, tld accordingly TIE most afIro-
viiate officer LDd recommend that the power ID,
conf rr,d UPON bInl.
Another large amount Of MONEY whr subsequently
appropriated by The Common Council for tie relief
o. iho tau lice 81 Volunteer This duty, | con
ceive properly belongs 10 he rte. O,her States
rave Resumed IT, and / cIn teo 40 good reason Why
he State Of New-York should repleet or shun IL.
ne city hae Furnished more thnn ia proportion 81
Noluutocrs sGd bas, TIE c'oie, night to ask this
iusioo at the bands Ci u state therefore recon-
end that the Controller DO authorized 10 make
publication to the Legislature Tor the reimbursement
Of the amount adv anced by the city Tor the relief OF
Volunteers families, and also for on appropriation 10
provide foI ,belr future wants.
Our city has already Known TO be the third city Of
Chri,teudom, ana if We are 10 ncluoe all who live
within radius Of five miles from lie center our
pOpalali0n would he seoond only 10 that OF London
/ or many rea-Cns the union VI New-vo and
Brooklyn under one municipal government Won
Ire de. rable. ] hope 10 zee the vast population in
habiiug til. isaud, and tic western county OF our
ester leland united 10 one munich al gOy.InnIenl
under the ancient name If Manhattan. end forming
T. metropolis q imperial gInensiOnr wuftly OF than
nation whose .Ic;iniiio marine exceeds that " any
other naii0n in the world.
f. addition 10 the municipal interests cOniidod 10
us. We ae charged, ~ nsues like ,hese, With the
duty 81 giving empDasi- md effect 10 the nui'ona
ssiineuls Of our c;iI1ens al hi. Threatening con
lnrcluls, the people Of Eew-lOrk nave but
one political eentite.,i aid but one political
s..lifaaon. That sentiment j. Loyalty 70 the
G,nc,l Gov0J merf, and tue aspiration ~ that the
rebellion MAY be speedily subduod, the Coftutl ion
reestubli. bel, ara the nion restored. Al dior-
ences Or ni1or Questions have been hushei into
silence b. the lerts winch environ Cur cheiisleo
form Of gDvernmenn
4 band OF friitorocg and desperate men, unable 10
mold the policy Of Government 10 tiei. own rel.
ksh purpoees. have conNpired to destroy il. They
have deceived their peopN by the tasest mi,represer
taIioDe Of NoIiberB sentiment, AID they have ap'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Through the favor of AARON e. AUSTIN,
Esq, we have the following letter received
from his son, of the l4th Ohio Battery,
written on the Hospital Boat coming down
the Tennessee.
We have met the enemy, and have whip.
ped them but we have suffered fearfuly.
The l4th Battery has gone up i; We can
muster only about forty fit for duty. From
our detachment Robert Mcmillan was
killed Instantly, j. S. Reed, Wm G. Hall,
Lucian Waters and II. Gaylord, badly
wounded Arthur Henderson and myself
slightly. Fred Pierce was just touched on
the shulder by ball. l am taking care of
the boys.
Our guns are all gone We were ordered
to take such position and hold it, and we
did so as long as we could, and would have
done so until this time, if our support had
not run. The regiments on our right and
left supporting US, did not FIRE two hundred
shots from both regiments but as soon as
the enemy were in musket range, they ran
like dogs, and we stood at our guns recev-
log the whole fire of the enemy, who tried
20 silence our gun. When we were ordered
to Timber the rear The rebels we're dot
over sixty yards off, and before we could
get our gun limbered, FIVE of our six horses
were killed aud the sixth wounded. The
order came 10 leave our gun. when we fired
the load we had in at the Devils. AT that
lime was hit on the head and knocked
down DNne Smms started to put down
another load, but Pierce made him leave.
Our boys behaved like Veterans--not man
let until he MAS ordered No six fred the
last shot, and the rebels were not over
thirty yards off when we left Our guns
are relaken. but were dismounted and snik.
ed aud the wheels knocked to pieces. The
J4th Illinois were our rear support In cover
our retreat Had il not been for them we
should all have been killed. One of their
Captains, wounded, said TO me, "You can
never be 0ccused of cowaraiee the only
fault was. you stood ground too long. /
never saw guns handled SO lively in such
hre. We could see The bullets strike the
ground at yaur feet and the trees az your
headS' He said that he wondered that
any Of as escaped alive
Oar captain was wounded the first ere
His right arm badly shattered. We went
into battle at quarter TO 8, and came ont
what Is lett Of u.s. at H. The battle ragged
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Of The Revolution, the owners of the North
Church, New Haven, sent to Boston for
nails to make repairs with, when one Of
the kegs sent in return was found to ron
tain Spanish dollars. The deacons wrote
to the Boston merchant that there was ar
error in shipping the goods-hnt he an
swered that the nails were sold as he bought
them from priva aeersman, and he couldn't
recrfy the mistake So the silver wa,
melted up and made into service plate
for the church, where it is in use at the
present day.
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A Card TO the Ladies.


Dr. DpponeO's Golden FRs f5T Females.
Inabe in correcting regulating and removing obstructon
nom whatever cause, and return nature 10 its
proper channel
vi II Combination of Ingredients in DR..
= Duponeos Golden Pills are perfectly harmless They
been used In the private practice Of Dr. Duponco for
hiy years aud Thousands OF ladies testify 10 their great
anu never 8ing success In almost every case correcting
eguaries relieving painful and distressing
paucupy at the change of life From ve 10 ten Pills will
cure the common, yet dreadful complaint the lucoeah
Neay every lady In the land suffers from this complaint The
oNe p has permanently cured Thousands and will you
you use them They cannot harm you-on the contrary,
ney remove al obsucons restore nature IN ts proper
ehanne ana tnvgorae the whele system Price s6O Der
goA. s9ld by GEO WILLARD, Sole Agent for hshtsbu
LADEsl BY sending him 81 100 the Ashsbua Post OF.
o nave the pills sent to any part Of the county, ee Of
n. R-Bewsrs of counterfesta.
Bqt no Golden Pills Of any kind unless the box Is sRn cd s.
~ rove All Others are base imposiuon and unsas there
oe ye9 value your lives and beah 60 say nothing Of
g nnn9negeo out OF W buy only Of those who
SHOW The signature Of D. Howe the box which has
Sn oeen added on account Of the Pills being counereted
me composing the above pills made
perform all that is claimed for them -
Sold also by b. G. Ely Glrard Pa Iobn q Carter E,ie.
MOODY Clark Panesville, o. Wholesale In New York by
~ i SuSAe5 R wholesale bruggists 2l8 Greenwich Street
and by s. D. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
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mason's Contrabands.

The slaves of the rebel Minister to Eng.
land, j. M. Mason, have decamped in q
body from his estate at Winchester-cou-
iscated themselves in fact--and proceeded
without molestation io Philadelphia Treas
on has been anything but paying job to
the uristocratic +. f " The estate OF
Mason is rnined, his homestead at Winch
ester in possession Of Federal troops, bis
slaves free men and women, and himself in
exile and as though that were not suffic
ent punishment for his treason, his daugh.
ter, Mrs Dorsey, has become insane from
The various Ond distressing vioissitudes
through which her father end family have
passed So state recent Washington
letters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gentleman in New Jersey. named speer cultvatos the
Portugal Sambucns fruit from which lie makes
&C ent wine without the of sugar spirit that be-
coming celebrated among medical gentlemen in large
Cities and used in hospitals superior article for weak
and general debility. 1t is very gentle smuant and
At the same time rich nutritive wine, possessing the viz
tues that make 1t valuable for weakly persons and general
family AT THIS SEAsoS THE YEAR. Some Of our
doctors say 1t is superior to por other WnesN Ere
Post.
Our Druggists have been getting that is four years
old direct from the vineyard in New Jersey is called
SpeeTs Samouci Wine and the price Is low which brings It
within reach of all said TO be excellent for e-
male and has already been ordered by parties in Europe
who regard superior to French Wines For sale by
LAND WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

GEN. FREMoNT's COMMAND. 1t is stated
that Gen. Fremont will have ia command,
at first, an army of about $4,000 men,
which will be increased if he needs more
His command is more important than some
may suppose, ms it ncIudes the famous Cum
herland Gap, by which the rebels vii
doubtless try to escape from Virginia. W.
NAV, therefore. look for stirring news short
ly form the Mountain Department aud it
gallant commander. Gen F emont is still
al Wheeling, and will probably make tina
city his headquarters for some mouths tC
come.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

DEAD LETTER SYSTEM ABOLISHED On
the 2lst of January, 1862, the President
approved an act passed by Congress,
authorizing the Postofico Department to
return all dead letters to their writers -
The Postmaster General was of the opinion
that The revenue derived from a charge of
double postage on snch letters would more
than equal the expenditure caused by an
extra clerical force in the Department
Thus far the new system works very
smoothly, and all letters not reaching their
destination. iustead of being burned by
the cartload, are now carefully sent to the
writer's. and double postage collected.