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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12

"ANTED-A small room and six horse steam
w power. Address P. D Box 2,9II, felI.bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12

ESOR RRNT-LARGE, FRONT ROOM-With
n gas, on the first floor, at 227 BroadSay.
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12

"ANTRD-TBAMST few: good team.
w stere to go to Kentucky. Apply 20 SAMUEL
GALBRAITH, wagon; master, at Mr. Mcualliitsr's,
site the L. M Depot fell-bt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12

WUANT RD-FOR NOTHING You may get a
w good Likenrss of yourself for not hing (chil-
dren excepted a proof of good w"rk NJ dec 20.
fion, and polite attention to ALL at J0HNSON'S
Gallery, IN fifth st., tho cheapest gallery for all
kinds Of Pictures. jal3-tf
KKTANTBD-The advertiser has some exec eut
w Lands in Iowa. which he IL desrons to trade
for Furniture. Would trade for the entire furniture
Of family declining housekeeping Address " g.,
Press Office Dn1l ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12

"ANTRD--To RADs- Some excellent
R.road Earning I'M @ Snds Of on he hio 10 and t
country. will trade for drg goods sroc-ria, b ots
and shoes or farming tmpleuents. Addr-S, Box
No. L ,O75, Cincinnati Ohio. iai7.tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12

"ANTRD-NO HUMBUg-A Likeness. for
w nothing is worth nothing. Don't throw
away your limo at such small institutions, but get a
fine Picture, low as twenty cents ia case at Ap-
PLEG AIES new Gallery, NO. 26 Fitth-ss., near
Walnut. Az
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12

"ANTED-h Drummer Boy and s,x adi,.
w tionai Young Ladies for the corn, do baiiet
ut the National Theater. Apply at ths Box I'm n
from 10 to and to O'Clock. lei, h
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12
WANTED.

WANTS" "POH SALE" "FOB hBHI,n
7 LOST" " FOUND" BoARDING," s,o.-Ad.
Ssrf,sness esHtno snds- hsss hsadfne, not .rossS,
~ nv Nns,, til h tussytsd hsio, for - seus.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12

"ANTRD- -SITUATION-I am desirous OF a
w situation in a business house OF office, where
there is more or less writing to do. Can write a
very fair hand. Situation more of an object than
salary. Address. stating where ln interyev car be
had, for two days, Il Press once. fel2.b'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-17
LIVE STOCK.

Droverssud Farmers " IL H. q this The iAy p
taFsous route fsf 1--we siurk Capxrious Yardstvei
waisred and supplied with every ccnveb ice havs
been opened ontbt line rd connections and
attention is paid 10 their From HArrtsbuSHk.
where viii be found every convenience for fsediae
1nd resting schoiee IL offered Of the PHfLADEL-
FHlA. NEM YORK and BALTiM0kEhA KITS.
ihiswill also be found the shortest. quickest and
acst route for stock 10 New foyt Alien
town and with fewer chs pgest han sB, oihrr.
EN0tH LEWIS S,Gen-wslsupt. .Aitoepsfn
L. l.. HoUPT Gen Ticket Agt Philadelphia e.
II. H. HOUSTON, ,Gen'1FreiShtAgt.. .Phfiads iphtd.
ianY4daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-17

Fare - low a. by any other Route!
F II Q e h -
By this Route fFeigh.s can 10 forwarded with dis.
patch to New York, Boston. philadelphia anItimorf
and points North, Fast and Southeast Merchant,
Ill nnd 1t TO their ndsa ship freishts non
the East by this route, Over Cba,Ees and Ds
promptly set lei. BATES AS Low AS THE LON
EST
II r Asa for Tickets by way Of the GrestW sba.b
Valley Route ,and be sure yon get them.
Il n New and Elegant Sleeping Cars re RI rom
Quinc, 10 Lafayette eco miies so thai passengers
ney.
III ba&xaGe Checked from Ksokuk toailimpsv-
tant places, ,EAstAnd South.
N. B...TSckets Tor sale ii the corner Of
Main and Second streets
N. ID. MCNSON.
FrciEht and Ticket gent.
1uue2I-d kEOKUk, IOWA.
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FOR THE ARMY,

5o,o00 pounds Of good Frssh Better for vhieh -.
highest prie. wAl ks paid IN Cash, as my store 90
Main slfessv Ne 1o6. kssknk, lows.
AlSsS-M WA. sTAENua.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-17
Arthur,s Home Magazine.

The January number of this superb magazine
promises the forthcoming volume to be that will
not be surpassed. This work is a true household
companion, and imparts a freshness and delight to
the home circle not to be found in any other similar
publication 1t untes the attractions and excellences
Il two classes Of magazines-the Fashion Maya
gines and the Literary Monthlies, and so blends the
useful with the entertaining, to benefit all classes
Of It's readers, 1t contains its Toilet and Work
table Department; its Mothers Department; its
Health, Household and Children's Departments, as
we'll as its strictly Literary Department-and il
each and every department, excellence is attained
TRRHs-s2 per aHnum; two copies, 80 foul
copies, 50 eight capies, $40. Address T. S. Ar
thur g. Co., 523 Walnut street. Philadelphia, Pa
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RHEEEl.

On the 10th of November last, in the hospital at
Mitchelvlle, Tennessee, of typhoid fever, John A.
Fox, Jr., of Company H., Fourth Michigan Cav
airy, aged 81 years month and days.
He was native of Webster township, and leaves
parents brothers and sisters, who deeply mourn his
loss. He became volunteer ip the private ranks
of his conptrys defenders, and gave up his life
cheerfully to the performance of military duty.
His surgeon writes thus to his parents He
came under my treatment five days before his death
We gave him decent Christian burial, on land
owned by Mr.. Woodal. where several members Of
The regiment are buried Their graves are marked
Your said but little, and did NOT appear to suf-
fer muoL. eftet lie was taken sick. He was kind
quiet, gentlerhanly young man, and his comrades
say always brave, and good faithful soldier, We
mourn him as another brave and true man fallen a'
the post of duty. Let this be your consolation
Accept my earnest sympathy with you and yours
in this severe atfliction and believe ME
Very truly yours, GEO. w. FISH,
Surgeon Fourth Michigan Cavalry.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-17
DIR. L., Cove, of Columbus, Ohio,

May be consult, ! in Perry ysburg, at the Exchange
Hotel, on Tuesday, Aaoeluber l6; Tuesday, Janu-
ary 49, Tuesday, February TO-; Tuesday, March 10
In Toledo, at the Collins House, on Wednesday
December IL Wednesday, January IA; Wednes-
day, February IL; Wednesday, March II.
DR.. Cone treats all forms of Chionic Diseases,
such as Diseases OF the Brain and Nervous System
Heart, Blood and Blood Vessels, Lungs, Liver,
Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels, all Diseases of Fe-
males, and all Diseases of the Eye and Ear-in one
word, every variety of diseased action.
Dr. Gone is no stranger in Ohio, as he has prac'
ticed in the State over thirty years, and is well
known to many of the citizens of Wood and Lucas
couptica, especially those who emigrated from
Muskingum, Coshocton, Knox, or Holmes counties
Ohio, who will bear ample testimony to his eninen
skill and success in tho troatment of disease, ant
his reliability as man. DR.. Cone makes nj
charge for examining any case, but charges casl
| for his medicines.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-17
MoOre's Rural NEWCOMER.

The Prospectus of this famous Agricultural and
Family Newspaper, for lS63 will be found in an
other column. 1t promises that the fourteenth vol
umc shall fully equal either of its predecessors in
both contents and appearanoe-that if the editor
fails in making it unequaed in all the essentials Of
first-class Agricultural, horticultural, Literary
and Family Newspaper, it will not be for the lack
ofproper Intention effort or expenditure. AS Mr..
Moore has always amply fulfilled his pledges, and
usually "morc too,' we have no doubt he will con-
tnue to make the Rural, what it has so long been
pronounced the best Journal of its class the Con-
tnent. The immense circulation the Rural has
maintained the past year (during which many of
its contemporaries have tailed,) proves that the
War for the Union has not diminished, and will
not in future affect, its standing and popularity,
From the shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific, in
the fine house of the of wealth and horticultu-
raj taste, in the rude cabin of the hardy pioneer
in every place where there is reading, thinking
man. who loves the earth and its choice fruits there
the R.raI visits. This unparalleled success of the
Rural Neto- Yorker has caused number of journals
to initiate its name, style, &C., but the imitation is
about as successful as could be imitation of the
sun. All who want the genuine Rural must see
that it has the prefix Moore's ard the atfix Ne,O-
Yorker If we had friend anywhere with gar
den or farm, or with love of rural pursuits who
was not a subscriber, we would say take the Rurol
commence with the New Year-only 81 80 in
clubs-apd all who wish to get the best" Farm
and Firesde Journal published, are advised TO re-
init lor write for specimen) to d. D. T. MOORE
Rochester N. Y. The publisher offers very libcra
premiums Gin Cash, Machines, Photograph Albums
Books etc. y to those forming clubs. The new vol
ume is to be printed upon new type, fine white pa
per, and proflsely illustrated. We will furnish thu
Jornat and the Raral one year, for S3 in advance
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-17
rH,ERms OF COURT FOR 1868.

1t is ordered that the several Courts for the year
A. d. 1868, shall commence and be held in the sew
eral counties comprising the Third Subdivision of
the Third Judicial District of the State of Ohio as
follows
DISTRICT CouRr,
In the county Of Pauldipg, May d
In the county of Defiance, May 5;
In the county of Henry, May 6;
In the county Of Fulton, June 10;
In the county of Williams, June II
In the county Of Wood, June Is.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
In Paulding County, March "a; October II
In Defiance County, January "a; May II; oetor
Der /; ~" -
In Henry County, February . May 10; Oeto-
ber 20;
In Fulton County, February 10; May 2s oOso-
ber az; ..'..''
In Williams County, February "a; June 2; No
vember To-
In Wood County, March To- JrRe li EOyem'
Der "a. ...a
DoIe by us, as Judges of said Court, at Perrys
burg, October 20, 1852.
WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
NJ. G. WHITLEY,
A. S. LATTY,
JOSIAH S. PLANTS,
Judges of the Court of Comtnon tioas, OF the
Sr Thlgd judicial District, State of Ohio.
koVenbeF2 26, 1892, sod
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mani itc.nIn,inns Of Rrsnccf.


ment- Resolutions Of Respect.
Ats meeting Of the commissioned officers Of the
Tooth Regiment o. V. l., held at their camp near
Lexington, Kentucky, December l, 1882, Colonel
John c. Groom was called to the Chair, aud Lieu
tenant Palmer was appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being stated by the
Chairman, to-wit to formally express cur views
in reference to the death OF Captain William Thorn
ton, of Company d, loothlRsgiment, o. vi,
On motion, the Chairman appointed Lieutenant
Colonel p. S. Slevin, Major +. 5. Hayes and Lieu
tenant Blum, Of Company A, COMMITTEES 70 dram an
! appropriate preamble and resolutions, who, after
consultation, reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted;
| WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God to take
| from our regiment our friend and brother in
! arms, Captain William II. Thornton, Of Company
| D, Tooth regiment o. v. l., aud whilst we mos,
/ humbly submit to the will Of our Heaveny Father
in this, TO us, sad visitation, yet we can not but
mourn the early loss of one, who in all the relations
| which he sustained 10 his regiment, as a man
and officer has endsared himself to the entire reg
iment, and has shown that had he lived to meet the
foe in deadly strife neither his regiment his country
nor his friends would have cause to blush for Cap
tain Thornton and
| WHEREAS, It's due to his memory, as small
token of respect to his many virtues that we thus
| formally express our appreciation of his worth,
and our loss is his everlasting gain therefore, be Il
Resolved That in the death Of Captain Thornton,
/ of Company d, Tooth Regiment, o. V. l., we have
! lost a FRIEND his company kind and excellent
Captain, the regiment highly promising officer
and the country brave and gallant man, who, st
her call went forth to defend with his life, if need
be, his country honor and her flag
Resolved That to his widow, whose young heart
has so suddenly been turned from rejoicing as a
BRIDE with bright and joyous future, to that Of a
widow, without one ray Of earthly hope to cheer
her downward way to the grave, we tender our
deep coincidence, in this the darkest hour of her
life. May He, who can alone sustain and comfort
her, give to her that consolation which the
world cannot give, nor take away"
Resolped, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the officers it, and that copy Of
them be furnished to the editors of the Toledo Com
mercial, with a request that they publish the same
aud that the Toledo Blade, and also the Other
newspapers in the Military District in which ou,
Regiment was raised be requested to copy, Also
a copy for the Ohio Sdtssman with request fol
the other papers in the city Of Columbus to copy
And be it further
Resolred, That certified copy be sent 70 th'
widow of our deceased officer, at Defiance, Ohio
by the President of this meeting,
Col. JOHN c. GROOM President.
Lieut. JoHN II. PALMER, Secretary.
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Counterfeit Postal Currency.

Counterfeit fiftycent notes are in extensive cir
euIAtiop. An exchange gives the following do
seription of them, there being four distinct and
easily noted marks by which they may bo detected.
lst The paper is thinner than the genuine.
3D. The five faces of Washington vary consid-
eraby in the counterlet-so much so that two or
Fhree OF theIn, it standing alone, would hardly be
.sken to be portraits of Washington on the
genuine they closely resemble each other,
Sd, The linked letters " U. s." under the middle
face Of Washington in the counterfeit, do not show
the lower end Of the "S," inside the leg of the
"U," while in the genuine they do. This mark is
easily seen,
sth 4he borqer round the lettering and 80" OF
he back of the counterfeit is dark and the lines are
crowded, while in the genuine the border is open
with line of light dots running through the mid
die, al the way round. In the counterfeit tii,
middle line is almost invisible, while in the genuine
it is so distinct as to catch the eye al once Thes
marks viii enable any to detect the counterfeit
at glance, ....
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-17
Ladies, Aid Society.

The following list of contributions, made prev
ious to the 9th inst, unavoidably crowded out
1f our last weeks issues
hrs. j, Miller-9 feather pillows,
Mrs Bader-3 quarts apple butter, feather
pillows,
Mary Webb quilt, pillow.
Ella and Eliza Webb package lint.
Mrs, Robertson-l pair socks.
Mrs Rglce-2 sheets,
Mrs. Basset-l can fruit bottle wine
Mrs Slevin-l comfort, pillow, pillow cases
l jug fruit.
Ida Hamiton-l bottle wine.
Mrs. Strain-l can jelly, can fruit.
Mrs. Julia Spafford-S comforts, pillow cases
j, PeTin--l bottle wine,
The Society received December l2-Cash, 81
two loads Of wood.
On Friday last the Society donated to differen
needy families the following
Flour, l2s tbs. pork, 90 1bs.; beef, 81 tbs.;
pair shoes, bundles clothing, army blankets.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-17
Directory of the Hospitals.

The Sanitary Commission have established an
office of information in regard TO patients in the
Hospitals of the District of Columbia, and of
Frederick City, Maryland. By a reference to
books, which are corrected daily, an answer can,
under ordinary circumstances, be given by return
mail to the following questions;
1st Is--[giving name and regiment at present
in the hospitals Of tAe District or of Frederick
City?
I'd. If SO, what is his proper address?
Sd What is the name of the Surgeon or Chaplain
of the hospital?
4th. Ii not in hospital at present, has he recently
been in hospital, .
5th, If SO, did he die in hospta, ard at what
date .;.'i r.
9th. If recently discharged from hospital, was he
discharged from service 2
7th. If not, what were his orders on leaving?
The Commission Is prepared also TO furnish more
specific information as to the condition of any pa
tient in the District hospitals, within twenty -four
hours after request to do so, from an officer OF any
of the corresponding societies.
The office of the Directory will be open daily
from O'Clock a. m. to o'clock p. M, and acces-
sible in urgent cases at any hour of the night.
The number of patients in these hospitals is about
$4,000. If found to be practicable, the duty here
undertaken locally by the Commission will lie eT
tended to include all the general hospitals in the
country. ~ FRED. LAW pLMSTEpl
GeRerp' Secretary
ADAMS HoUsH, 244 + STREET.,
! Washington, d. c., November 10, 1862.
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99Gal 3slatters.
TIME TABLE---Day,on & Mich. II. II.
4 MoRD TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS,

Every person who has read recently published
newspaper cannot have failed to netice statements
of the fact that all kinds of white paper haye
greatly advanced in price To meet this increased
expense, many publishers throughout the country
have increased their rates Of subscription, and
many others will doubtless be compelled to follow
the same course.
1t not our intention to increase the price of the
JOURNAL to those who pay in advance, although the
paper which we now use costs us over thirty per
cent more than that purchased two months since.
For the benefit of those who have not yet paid us
for Volume y, which commenced on the first of
May last, we state that the price for this volume
will be as follows:
Subscriptions paid before tho LIST of Fcbru-
arv, 1868 ........ ..,. 80. ''''..''''''' 81 90
Subscriptions paid after the LIST of February
and before the expiration of the volume. l Is
After the expiration of the volume e'''.'.''' 20
Ciergymen in Perrysburg-Free.
Other clergymen-sl if paid before the close of
the volume; after the close of the volume, 81 so.
This gives all of our subscribers ample time to
receive the present volume for 81 so. But let all
remember that those who do not pay for their paper
before tn, lst of February next, will be charged
81 after the lst of May s.. We shall make nc
departure from this rule, and trust that no one will
ask us to do so.
All subscribers residing out &C the county Tex
cept in Maumee City and Toledo. whose subscrp
tions are unpaid on the lst of January next, will
fail to receive the Journal after that date. There
after all papers sent out of this county must be pait
for in advance, unless ordered by persons residing
here.
We ask all of our patrons not to forget the forcgo
ing "faets bear them in mind, and pay you
subscription IN adrance.
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ADAMS HoUsH, 244 F STREET,
Washington, d. c., November 10, 1856!
Peterson for Jauu8Iy


This Yalpah.e ladles' eoInpamonis before US. Its
old point of excellence is maintained, In fact, the
present number exceeds IT, for from its appearance
we should Judge it to be the most costly issue the
publishers have ever put forth. 1t contains forty
articles and sixty-seven embellishments. The en-
cravings are superb Cred Riding Hood" and "The
kittens can not be exceiled, The Pattern for
Chair Seat is something which will prove highly
attractive TO the ladies'.
The cheapness of this magazine is point to which
we wish to direct particular attention. Everything
that is to had in three dollar magazine, that ia Of
especial interest to the ladies' be had in Peterson
for 81. Every lady should take it.
To clubs it will be furnished at still lower rates
Three copies, S. four oopies 81 so ;eight copies
$40,
ANY lady wishing 10 join club for the above
magazine can do so by calling at the JOURNAL Of
fice If eight names are obtained, the subscription
price will be 81 25.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-17
A Word about Advertising.

A business man who has tried it, writes with re-
gard to dvertising: "Give me the field when few
advertisers occupy it, and l care not how hard the
times are. II pays me at all times, and especially
it pays when most of the business men in my line
have taken their hooks out of the water thinking
no bites are to be had" That is the truth exactly
As we'll might fish swim without fins, a woman
talk without a tongue, or dog bark without wag-
ging his TAIL as for man to make money in these
days without advertising,
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Home Testimony,

GILBAn, Wood co., o., August 18th.
DIR. C. W. RoBAcK & Dear Sir - Permit me to
inform you and all suffering humanity afflicted
have been, of the benefit have derived from your
valuable Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills. |
have had deficiency in my lungs for some two
years. that baled all the skill of our best Physi-
clans, both at home and abroad besides l had the
Dyspepsia 50 badly that my food would not stay 10
my stomach in the smallest quantities and through
these diseases | became so .enaciated and weak !
could acarcely walk, 'and sometimes could not
But aiege the cause to your medicines, for took
no others at that tiine and much thanks to you for
the Almanac that accidentally fell into my hands.
Yours truly, ]. BALMER.
See advertisement in another column
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-17
Lectures,

The citizens of Fremont have prepared for a
courseof free lectures to be delivered in their town
during the coming winter. Ten lecturers are all
ready announced, each pledged to deliver at least
one lecture and in the order in which they an
nounced. Why cannot the citizens of this place
enjoy like privilege, during the coming winter ?
Some of our professionals lawyers, teachers and
othors-can certainly arrange and fill La course of
lectures either free for benevolent purposes We
make the suggeston-let some one in the
matter, and our word for it. it can be accomplished
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-12-17
A Mixed Currency.

The Editor of the Wapukohstta Democrat, in his
distress aud anguish Of soul, publishes the follow
ing;
WANTED.-Hoop poles, shoe pegs, old boots, cat
fish, saur kraut, corn husks saw-dust, porcupine
quills, buekwheat cakes knife-bades, marbles
watch-keys, matches, gun caps, fire crackers, pea
nuts, pig ears, tooth picks cigar stumps, swapping
turtles old straps, wanuts, moving seythes, wagon
wheels, drums, flies, jewsharps shoe strings, horst
shoes, bees in the hive, old pocket BOOKS (full o
money! postage stamps, bank CHECKS, Ahin-plas
ters good bank bids, aud all other kinds OF country
produce taken at this office in payment of subscrip
ton, etc. at the highest market value,