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FoREEY's WEEKLY "wAR PsEss."
CHANGE OF TERMS.

In announcing the commencement OF new
volume Of the War Pres, it is thu publishers
intention to show his appreciation Of the great
success which the paper has received by ma.
risg many improvements in It's contents and
adding 10 It's attractiveness by every means in
Nj power Since The appearance Of the first
number Of this paper, on the 18th Of November
1861, rs list Of subscribers has steadily in
creased, until It's weekly circulation is now
EQUALLED BY BUT FEW PAPERS IN
THE COUNTRY.
The War Press will continue TO publish, week
ly one or more good engravings, Illustrating
some imp ortant eyert in the present struggle
to preserve the perpetuity Of the Union, or
map OF recent battle.
The latest war news from all sections Up to
the time Of going to press.
The editorial Department win continue to be
conducted as ably as it has been heretofore
The latest market repeits will conVhue 70
be given.
Original tales and sketches, written Tho
best and most popular authors, the shDects
taken principally from the events tFanspiTng
week. ~
In addition 10 The above Departmental he
paper, nothirg VIZ br neglected that can add
to its interest, and make it acceptable 70 =
TO THE FARMER THE MECHANIC, AND
THEM OF BUSINESS.
Neither willthe Ladies' be forgotten. Choice
Poetry, useful receipts. Hints on the Toilet
and Housekeeping Matters, will receive due
attention In short the War Press will BE- made
= good Weekly newspaper as it can be made
by money and talent. #-.
f.Tln consequence of the great advance Of
pap,r--being over 100 per cent. since the pros
pectus for tho second volume we5 issued
publisher is compelled, to save himself from
heavy pecurary loss. to change the trims 10
the following rates:
One copy one year 80 90
Five copies one year, 9 Oh
Ten copies one year, II 90
Twenty copies one year % %
lj"The gcttpr up off club of ten or twenty
will be entitled 70 an extra copy.
B'Inno Instance can these terms Be deyia.
ted from, rs they afford very little more than
the costof The parcr.
iJ'Specimen number sent when requested.
Address, JOHN W. FoRNEY,
III South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Tahnccc Caltnrc.

Since a,tendoa has been objected to
the cultivation ortobacco. mluuol has
been much needed Lis at last sup.
piled
In Febmory last, Mr.. oongo Judd,
.rlitor oithe American Asrica.uist, or
'red thirty Io'lirs, in three prizes, for
The best pr-cjioal essays on the culture
Of tobacco, to be written by experienced
growers, nua to embrace m'l particulars
--from selecting seed and preparing the
tho ground so harvesting, curing and
marketing the crop-al to be written
so plainly as to be serr aable to all
cultivation, and yet be bief. Eighty two
essays were presented Gor the PRIZE
From these fourteen Of me best have
been selected and published by Mr.
judd in a pamphlet af iorty eigh, pages.
In this pomphlat wSich is sold for TWEEN.
y ave coats. the cu'lintor will have .
con9'eto u'l2uol Of the management OF
the tobacco plant, for tho puschase Of
the seed un!ilit ,g5niy for Tho shipper,
What one essay omits may be 10 iul in
another The work has several illustrs.
items Of aifferen. processes in curing the
leaves wbicN serve to make them so
plain that even 9hiI may understand
them.
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March Term, ls62-Joseph savine, and Jos.
eph Hutton.
April Term. ls62.--A, J. Nicholas, and
Pleasant Lanham, r..-.a.f ..l...
May Term, ls62-Richard Foster and 10,
ssph Henderson.
June Term, Is6s--Jas. W Mines and Allen
Seor,.4
August Term 9G2-- H. 7. Caruthers, and
A, N. Curry.
ssptenbe, Term, ls6a--L. Chapman and
James NJ Nash.
October Term, ls52--D. S, Montague, q
Priddy
December Term, 1862 Joseph Henderson
and VT, Vintroux,
January Term, 1863 j O. Harrison, and
February Term, 1863 P. Elkios, and Isaac
X Shank.
March Term, 1863 VIM, Cash aud Landon
Chapman.
April Term, lsG3--Allen sebrell and Isaac
May Term, lSG2--D. S. Montague, and P.
Elkins.
June Term, isG3-Hcnry 7. caruthers, R
august Term; 1863 VIM Tyintroux and
P. Lanham.
September Term, l8s7--A. N Curry, and
z. Priddy.
October Term. l8G3--Jo,oph savine, and
VIM. Cash.
December Term, 1863 J. c. Harrison and
H. T. Ca.ruthers.
January Term. 18Gl-1saac R Shank, aud
february Term-ls54--James NJ. Nash and
A n Curry
%,rchrerm, 1asi.--L. Chapman, and 10.
eeph Hutton. .,.g
hp,il Term l86i--R. Foster ana q. priddy
May Tern, ls6i-Josephsay4c and Joseph
| Hsl derson.
June Term 1864. ~. Harrison, and WI
Cash.
TESTE
GEO R.AONTAGUE, Clerk.
Malch. 1902.
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A Beautiful Mind.

A beautiful mind is like a precious
and prolific seed, the mother of lowell.
ness, the fountain Of bliss, the produce
of many treasured and inesimable flow.
crs no cAnher can deface nor umo dos
troy. Even should there be those Gifts
lovely produce that pass away, YET the
source is there, the seed remains to re
yive, to modify, 20 place again in our
bosom and near our hearts in renewed
beauty in the same deep interest and
winning power as at first. We would
gather it in as the richest possession, a.,
the well'spring of the fursst, most abuu.
daniand enduring Joys; as our support,
our comfort, and the cherished object
worthy Of our hia hest admiration, and
ve could cling to it, thanking God hat
lis immortal, living forever.
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evensoediog is not sufficiently opprccia
ted. Thin or bare patches ia existing
mead lows may he covered with grass by
running over the meadow with lno.
tooth harrow The FIRST day the surface is
dry, then sowing mieln of Glove
and tinoIhy, and rolling 'ae ed IN =
II tho meadow has bceu Oh dressed
with Gne manure in autumn or winter,
the narrowing viii mix IL with the sur,
face, and assist the gcnnina.ion of the
faed, os well as its subsequent vigorous
growth.
Meadows which were top.dressed
with coarse manure in autumn or win
ter, which was more OF less spread in
Jumps, should be larro asd as early as
possible, so as 10 break those Jumps
and spread The whole uniformly, Cattle
drorpings, on meadows or paslures,
should be finely beaten 10 pieces and
we'll scattered over the surface, as soon
as the host vii admit, and before the
frost has all disappeared from the soil.
II is scarcely necessary to merton that
no good farmer ever allow. his mead.
ows or pastures TO be touched by hoof
early 10 sprirg while the ground is soft.
Country Gent man.
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Ieado VS..

s""H as ;bese are d,y enough to
Dear tGct without injury to the ,urf, they
should be carefully picked of all loose
and projecting stones, which might in
Jure moving machine. aad then well
rolled 80 as to make o. surface as sn,oetl,
and perfect as pos. Ic. Slumps should
be dog or pulled ou;, accidental brush
or cthsr rubbish removed, and small bill
locks levelied down. The farmer who
has seen mowing-machno broken, at q
cost OF FIVE dollars, and dclry Of q day,
By stone hat might be rem.v. j in fyo
minutes, will appreciate thr Importance,
comfort, ard tcltcmy Of smooth sur
hee. There is sor1c satisfaction in TIC
rejection thatnsw farmm1r'racry is 60.
arg 70 compel the adoption Of .mooth.
or and marc perfect Kind Of 10 niog.
Mush is lost by tho imperfect, thu,
A"a uneven seeding Of meadows. Rare
sp'lsanl thin grass, amounting, usthey
very OftOhdc, 10 one. fourth OF tho whole
surface, would make total loss nj i've
acres in every twenty aero meadow.
sometimes the loss amounts 10 much
NOR Thc Importance Of rhick and
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prmuug Types, and all other Printing
j nNuipls, are kept or hnnd in large0uai.
titles and sold ut thc lowr7t prices, for sr
months notes or cash, at CRUCES New York
Typo Foundry. Raoau font. Of the mod m
styles are always on tho shelves, ready for i'm.
mediate delivery in fonts from 56 TO i0,OOOlbg
Nine cents will prepay the postage on
pamphlet Of priced Specimens oil Ponts, " md
other sheets, which will bemaled to III priut
ing Offices sending me their address,
Any publisher Of newspaper who chooses
TO pUblIsh this advertisement including this
mote, three tinos, md forward me one of he
papers containing It, will hc allowed his bill
nj the time Of making Purchase irom me o
my own manufactures, o! Eve times the 0ilouu
Of said bill. Addrcrs
GEORGE BRUCE.
Tyne Fqondgr 10, ohOmbcvstrott n Z
March 1869
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The Death orChiIdrep

The loss Of children how dep'orablo
is the Bereavement! A deprivation of
some Of the dearest OF human hopes
no one loft Of our flesh and bone-no
offspring % cherish our remembrance, to
bear up our nsme. This rupture OF The
happiest dream OF life is followed BY
days spent without an aim. They may
sill be fixed with iator and occupation;
but the reflection is sill in the heart,
and sometimes on The tongue-lor whal?
for whom9 They who ilrst gavs the
motive for Toll ere gone, there 10 only
vacancy before oue, for The images that
Glled it are vanished; the air drawn e..
ures have marshalled The way that we
all arc going; their mission is ended, and
We have no.hiug to DO but to make up
our minds TO follow.
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re- Some officers, perhaps little en-.
Vious Of his good luck, were abusing n
brother officer who had recently promo.
ted why, what has B. done?" said a
mutual acquaintance. joining the group
ooh, replied waggish lieutenant, his
offence l. rnnkl'--I Boston Transcript.
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ConYersntinn n Yloknhurr.

The high sioge Of the Mississippi ena-
bles boats to be rowed on the inside Of
he bank CT outer levee. Recently Gen.
Stuart and small party went On the
other bank opposite ",,. ourg, for re.
connojtriag purposes gh, liver is less
thar three fourths of nd ia width
While there, the following acooic dia.
losue occurred across the river:
"How are you, rebel!"
Got any more Queens Of the West to
scnd down."
Plenty How is The IndianoIom
"AII right, you darred Yankee"
Got any whiskey?"
"Not crop"
Come halfway and III give you
conteeu full"
WHAT regiment do you belong TO-"
Eighth Missouri"
NEEDN'T come over--no chickens
here"
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lz5" Now do you do this morning,
James," Avery much better, l thank
you. rad think a while ago was not
well, but | know am better now, for |
met old M. snibbs, the undertaken, end
he looked cross at me.
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Eg- "P'oosc, sir, give mo penny TO
keep me from starving"
Genl-Can't s;op--in great hurry
I've got to make a speech at the So
Getty for the Relief Of The Destitute"
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re- Somebody ais why Charleston
and Mobile are t. he simultaneously at
RrkoG Taa YasNu. is very plain
Our Government wishes to settle the
rebel account by double entry.
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THE WEKLY REGISTER.

CLASSIFICATION OF THE JUSTICES
OF PUTNAM COUNTY, FOR HOLD.
ING TIE TERMS OF SAID COURT,
TO-WIT:
CAPT. JOHN BOWER, Pre-. Justice.
Quarterly Terms.
'lqiy Term, ls62.--A.N Curry. and Jas. NJ
=, November Term, ls69.--P Elkins. and Jas.
july Term, 1863 Isaac r. Shank, and
Jos. Henderson.
:, November Term, l8s3--z.priddy, and Jos
Hutton.
July Tern, 1864 J. C. Harrison, p.s. Mon.
tague. ..sf
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Jeremy Tay Tor says il takes a wide
garment to cover somo's sins; theodore,
let The expansions Of cnnoIine 40 on.
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no DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN :
l. Marines and widows or other hci-g Of those
who have died or BE- killed in the service.
CHAS. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land anl PcASion Agent, Washington,
DC.
Pension procured for soldiers, seamcn and
marines OF the present war, who nro disabled
by reason Of wounds received or disease con.
rClcd while In service md Pension, Bounty
W Money and arreNs of pay obtained for wild
ows or other heirs Of those who have died or
been killed while in service.
bounty land procured for services In any Of
the othc wars.
CHAS TUCKER, Washington. u. @.
Those entitled 10 Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bounty Money can have their claims prcparan
and forwarded to Mr. Tucker by alllug aCthc
Register Office
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Eay~ The Federal rams on the Mis-
Sissippi are Of the SOulGdown species.
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Tor sale BY Rcolc, sot.loc { O..
FETERsON's N AIINE.

NEW VOLUME WITH the JANUARY
~ Number. uurivaiad Literary Attraction.
Petcrsons Magazine lj' The Periodical for
the Timcs--oHy Two Dollars Year. IA
TERNs-ALwAYsI IN ADVANCE,
One copy foronc yenr 50; Three ccrlcs.aoof
\ car. IS: Five copies enc year - 90 tcl.
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sis Sixteen copies one year geo,
lT The Volumes begin with the Numbers
for July aud January; but subscribers may
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tef, constituted Agents, Cnt any person may
gct UP club Specimens sent graLuilously, Il
written for ~ Now Z, The time 10 subscribe.
Address CHARLES j PETERSON, a
No 300 Chestnut Street Philadelphia,
HMmch 1862
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= ZEA'S
AgUt6 Cure,
,op nv spprny cUsp Or

~"
Intermittent Fever, u FeTer aud lgrai
Remittent Fever, Chsn r4ya-. TJiigL.
Agpe. per.,sicaI fse9dr.hg a ~ ;r,,in,s
TFsa1,oI,o ana vi,l,,s rays,s $500,
LHs"-'-0I' -. - -. ~ sf-,al '''.''
lor lh' "nc,o Ni,'Ss '. U-1o,.-t' os's'q
natlns IN Dl'i"'g "eiuhs e.a''''' caRseu
by the holeTIa Oh mld5Ellt4c eo\YH.ts.
No one remedy is louder cliied &, oy ths
necessities Of the American people tia. a sure
and safe cure for Fever and Agus Such
we are now enabled to oife., with rcrfect
certainty that II will eradicate the dhease
and with assurance, founded o.. pInof. shat
no harm can arise nom is use il M gum
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must b. Of immense service Z. n,
communities where il prevails. Pr.gmHl l.,
better than cure, for th2 rQtient o9capa. h.
risk which hemus- rrp D. 1lcnt ATTACKED
this balefpl distGnpcr. ',da "CuHa p2"cls
the miasmatic poison W NvlE asD AstE
/ e-an, the system and prsvci.is thc az %.
mens Vi .,'g J.. S',,,ase i ta5ea cn ths fiit ap-
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cheapea' me u ~ 9H"' ;iFH', W
q aolar 9rng3 y "''g"' sl' T.',' o. e','E
oouyi Uou III o't,''1 ".''f'',' ,'"',t fh'ia
AND AooH P'eVhi p, g "! 1S.. .I;y.uu nav %
ana use II it s, ~ In, A'U gin;lcEt w
~ 10 Aolc1 " .t. 80 q" "ts''.' ~
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great sutctl,9!t1.y =. S|.' '-a,,a5 oNef ug
tain s5 o sss5 { ], s' ea5 !: a. ,.
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MARION HARLANn.
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TIE BEST ESSAYS,
THE BEST STORIES.


LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS.
In Prose and Poetry the"At'antic" Staff OF
Writers, is mcqualled Tie following are still
among the regular contributors -
James Russell Lowell, Charles Z. Norton.
( Henry w Longfpllow. George S.lHillard, Ralph
Waidow Emerson, Henry Giles, Nathaniel Eaw
thorne, Rev. Walter Mitchell, @. G. Ha2nwell
Mr.. II. B. Stowe 7. W. Higginson, Author
of Margaret Hcwh, Harri et Martineau, Ghns.
R.nlu THE Country Psrson, 'Eose Terry, OH.
yer Wendell Holmes, Harriet Z. Prescott John
G. Whittier Robt. \. S. Lowell, f. P. Whip.
Pile. j.. T. Trowbridge, Bayard Taylrr, Ed.
ward Everett, Mrs. Julia W. Howe Ms. A. D.
4 Whitney, Henry T, Tuckerman, John Weiss
The foregoing list Of contributors includes
THE LEADING WRITER'S OF AMERICA.
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work 10 any part ofthe United States, prepaid.
subscriptions may begin with either the first
or anv subsequent number, The pages of the
Atlantic ere stereotyped, and back numbers
can be supplied.
Inducements for subscribing Lists Of Pre-
mnms, etc, furnished on application TO
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Publishers. 1856 Washington St., Boston.
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Rs8" 90 become a great man, you
must study great men. A horse ibat
lives on hay could not got up an oot
tro', to say, his life. 1t is By coming
in contract with magnets dat magnets
are made.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
For 1868.
BEGINNING OF ANEW VOLUME

THE January number will commence the
Eleventh Volume of the Atlantic Monthly =
From The commencement. in 1857, the ATTAIN
has rapidly increased in circulation, and it
: ow has the largest class Of readers since lis
Beginning FIVE years ago. Its prosperity stea-
oily augments and tcontinues amid all tie
fluctuations aud dangers incident to our ma.
fonal crisis, to gain ground in the estimation
Of the public. AT atime so pregnant with ev-
ints which touch the future destines of Amer
ca in every vital particular, the Publishers and
Editors do not deem it necessary to promise
that it pages will never swerve from Re honest
paths ofloYal patriotism and univers.Sf 'op.
10 Arinir--- have always ham an th6 n tzycf
Libe'ty. Progress, aud Right. and the ~ il
first adopted in its early career, will ever be
faithfully maintsinoi.
The Staff of Writers, regularly contributing
to the ATLANTIC MoSTuLY, embraces I'll the best
known authors in American literature and
warrants the Publishers in promising to its rea-
dcrs,
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~ The earth is exceedingly dirty,
but the ser is very tidy.
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Godey'sis the only work in the world that
gives these immense plates, and they ara such
u 10 have excited the wonder Of publishers
and he public, The publication Of these plates
,net
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Aysr's Ca.ha;@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..." l.
Cleared.

msbips-Gassow fBr) Roskel Liverpool J. O. Dale
Hammons tfianiburg) schweuseD, Hamburg. kunbsrdt
Co.
steamer-Nol,h America, Hancox. wshiuEtOu, j. ,.
Campbell
ships-Mountsneer. Stevens Port Royal, L. McCresdy
Co Sonersetshire Gillespie Glasgow. Jas 4. Tapscctt
BMks-Msry c. Porter Phin1ey, Philadelpbis M.tcs1
Duncan Z Sherwood. Link, Vera Cruz. John b Dow.
Bhgs-Humming Bird (Br) Motley, st. Domingo Shys
Bentley, Smith Co. Martha Jane lBr), Corbett, Hahxs
P. l. Neyus & Sons
schoouers-ChaIles NJ. Neal, Henderson, Phisdefhs, J.
w. Mckee Buens Vista Robey, Baltimore. Ven Bront 3
slaght; r. ~ Demill, Hendrckson Washington. Demi &
Co; g. T. king. Clendennin Calsi- Me- Jed Frye Co
Androneda (Br), Ashby. Havana j. B. Gsgsr: Hfocoui
(8r Msckie CornwsDis a. 3. d. r. Dewof; Van Cleef,
Lennon Washington Baker Dayton; SALIVA WhteInors,
Port SPAIN Trinidad II. Tow BRIGGS Sons Sarah Smith,
Kelly San Juan MIC B. =. Small Co; Tuni. Depew Ed.
monds Annancsscx Va. Van Bruns Slasht A. T. Upshur,
Wshsrt Fortress Monroe; Col Sstterly Smith, Washing
toni Trsn.. (Brl Hobbs Mansanilla. Tyner smiths &c.
lesis, Rankin, Ehaven. II. g. kseketti Belle RsnhsSd,
Washington; ". Rogers Wedmore NsntcokA
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