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TIELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

UEIIMBOLDS hOoC NAoii,
an excellent lotion for diseases Of sypc nature and 40
an injection in diseases Of she tnDary Organs S',ns oa
sabts of dissipation used IN connection with the hftfse
Buchu and Sarsapaa, in such diseases as econmendsd
Evidence OF responsible and reliable character vi"
accompany the medicines.
CEKIlFlCArES OF CURES. - .
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties Of buclin, .
epF DIsPENSATORY OF THE UNITED STATES
See P,essog DEWEE valuable works on the Practice Of
See remarks made BY the ate celebrated Dr. PlfSic PA
sdelphis. - ,,,un,r,. xf.nourTr ..,.
ebreted IN sic and Member Of e Royal College oi sur
geons Ireland, and published AZ Tie uAsAe'Oh' VI ne Ns
and Queen. Journal prut.urx
See Meiico hirurgical Review, published by BENJAMIN
TRAyERS Fellow OF the Royal College Of Surgeons
See most OF the late STANDARD WorAs on Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU, 3 per bottle OF six Tor % ., T.,
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, 81 per b]ue, OF sn iot
SGMPRovED ROSE WASH, sec. per bottle, or siI f0i
81 80. -, IN L. ato,, IA
cur the most obstinate II directions are adhered 1o
Delivered any address, securely paeked nom
Describe symptoms in all Communications Suis S'A@'
teed. Advice gratis
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REsIRKs ABOUT BREY CATTLE.

The total this week 42iI head, compares with 81
head as week with 505g head average per week
year with 1862 for the corresponding week year ago.
Tie number sold yesterday and to-day Al the principal
ket $3.50 head compares with 1887 head last week and with
head the per week last and with 2a head
al market ono year ago.
TIE OPENING OR PRINCIPAL DAY OF TIE MARKET.
Monday, April 1.-THE market opened this
morning with $500 cattle In the yards most al them of good
quality. II will be remembered that the supply was light last
wcek aud then remarked that specuaors had laid their
plans or furter rise. They entirely succesfu and
putting the rates lc. b very compaceny told the
butchers the cattle cheap" and that really they
couldn't afford to take less etc. when their only real fears
that they asking much the butchers could not
aod to pay for them in anything but promises Scarcely
ANYTHING however poor could be Lad for less than lic aud
good fair retailing steers such shop butchers usually buy
were held sh at l5 dGc., while selected animals i.om te
best droyes weighed out at Hreed hrnksge fS
lie. and lac. N. We have doubt but that
the cattle bought by tho head than that sellers
called them heavier than they really The weather
unyoabe aud the yards muddy but neither the rain the
hhy yards prevented brisk trade, aud few cattle
ist unsod at night The light receipts expected o-mor
row will hardly affect the market and the present may
20 ON record the highot Of all the high markets.
Abouk 200 cattle sold at Bergen during the week,
and IJ4 disposed Of here Friday and Saturday
Starr Reed bought about 90 head OF line fat Steers
for sipping soldiers South There inquiry
Dren but the prices asked weIe too high. One
or two saes we've made 1870 and $500 pair As Beeve
some Of the best catte-realy premium anmals-bough
abont S220 ~ hend while others weighed at lie y n
ssckspns VI 20 100 i've weight BIeke who have sold
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHr,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHly
For weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habits Of D,.ip
tion, Early lndiscretion or Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indsposition TO Exertion, Loss OF Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness,
Diuness of Vision, Pain Ia the Back,
Hot Hands, Flashing Of the Body
Dryness Of the skin Erupiioas the Face
Universal Lassude Of the Psllid Countenance,
Muscular System
These symptoms If allowed 10 on, which this medicine
invariably removes, soon follow
IMPorENCY, FArUfrY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In Of which the patient may expire. Who say thew
not frequently followed by those drefn dscasesS
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of the OF their suffering bat nons
will confess The records Of the Insane Atyuns and me
anchoiy deaths By Consumption bear ample witness 10 ts
truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires The aid Of medicine strengthen and nvgorae the
system, which HELMB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHu iHysTis-
bly, does. a TLal viii convince the most skePticJ-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

girls Of doubtful character in Mercer street. ol Monday
night, vas shot In the right hip by james Mcdonald:
She was taken 70 the New.York Hospital. Mcdonald
was committed by Justice Ledwith. Coroner Wdey
Yesterday held inquest at Bellevue Hospital on the
body of Daniel Foley who died from fracture OF the
SIX MI received in come unknown manner J ames
Thomas ship-carpenter 46 years OF age accdentally
Eel into the river the foot OF East Iwelith eee. anu
and leaves a wife and three children.
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LATER FROM MrEXICO.
The French Marching ON Matarnoros-A
Fight and Victory for the Frenot-A
Call by Cortina TO Resist the Invaders.
CAIRO. Tuesday, ApriI ", Ist4.

CAIRO, IuesdhYI NpIII IT IbOf'
BY the arrival Of the steamer Pauline, Car
roll from New.0reans the 5th, We have the following
The French were marching on hatamoros. fight
had taken place, in which the French were victorious
Three French frigaes were of the bar preparing to
cross.
Cortina had issued PROCLAMATION ordering all the
troops 10 concentrate on the Rio Grande below Matc'
moros 10 resist the occupation Of that place by the
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ADVERTISEMENT

BRowY's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.-From the
Medical Director Of the General Hospital Benton Barracks
near ST. Louis March Q, 1862:
Messr. JOHN !. BRowy Son, Boston Mass; use oi
your armed and serveeabe TRocHEs being made
in the hospital Of which have charge, and with very bene
6ca aud decided results in aIaying bronchial irritation and
morbid sensyeness Of membrane Of go and parts
adjacent"
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fAdveriisemeniI
INpVRR BREATH,

Among al the dsageeabe consequences that follow fast the
decay Of teeth impure breath must be the most u
pleasant and mornr 90 its posscssor the most mex
cusabc aud offensive IN society How onen s posse'of eH
petenccs distant codne.s shown from the best oi
friends perhaps the most ondly chenshed irou tht
Yod ignorant Of the youseL The subject
delicate your most intimate friend viii not mention t.
Why not remove this great barrier 10 your health beauty
and lsppne. at once BY using that justly popular dents
FRAGRASr SOLODosT tine most convenient, Pheasant and EN-
cacious gem the toilet the world has ever produced
Sold By drusgis everywhere at 70 cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

CUSTOM House CnAsGEs.-Mr. J. ii. Sted-
weI Deputy Collector in charge Of the Seventh Diyi-
sion OF the NewYork Custom House, has b. ~ promoted
to the Third Division, vice Hamilton Bruce resigned
The position vacated by Mr.. Stedwe has been filed by
tho appointment Of the Hon Alexander Mcleod late
Member Of Assembly from this city.
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The Case Of the Pirate Re,ribasion.
NEWARK, N. j., Tuesday, April 10 h,

NEWARK, n. j. Iuesday April l2, lo54.
The case of the Rebel pirate Retributios is
being argued to-day before Judge Field the Custom
house u this city A @ Keasley. u s. District Attor.
key appears for the Government and Charles Edwards
Of NewYork, for the claimants who are residents Of
Nassau IN. p. They claim the vessel under bill Of
sale made in Eassal
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IAdx.rii..Ir.nL1

"HUMAN FACES" and "SiGNs OF CHARAc-
rEa"For interesting articles Body aud Mind Our Social
Relations Ethnology, Psychology Physiology, Phrenoogy
Physiognomy with Portraits and Biographies of the Rev Dr.
Bellows Dr. Darcy, Lieut. Ptenger, and Others see The IL
IusrRArED PHREsoLoGIoAL JouEsAL for April IS c,s,
& 80 year For cts the Pictorial Double Numbers, for
January February March and April sent by return post
address FOWLER 4 WELLS No. 2O9 Broadway, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

GoSB SOUTu-The National Freedman's
Relief Association have sent teachers TO the Freed
men, per steamer Northern Light, which sailed yester.
day for Port Royal, s. C., Miss Emma NJ Fogg. and
Rev. L. ID. Barrosys. ID. ID. They have also sent To
Vcksburgh Miss Misses Eliza Case Jennie Il. Greene,
Emma s. socum, and Mr.. L. L. Dart.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
CITY ITEMS.

Sr. PHILIPS SUEDAY-SCHooL.-The third
Annual Concert Of the ST. Philips Protestant Episcopal
sunday School viii take place tomorrow evening at the
church in Mulberry street.
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i,

FEMALESl FEMALES! FEMALESf
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR CONTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
I'm many affections peculiar Females the Extract B1chu
unequaed BY any other remedy in Choross Rstsn,
ton egulsrs, Painfalness or Suppression Of Customary
Eyauatons liberated Scirhous of the Usras Leu.
c1Iea or Whites, steruy and fgr all complaints icideas
TO tie SEX whether arising om ndscreton, Habits Of Dis
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT Ut
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Nj

Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all Affection. and diseases Of the Urinary Organs whsths
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and matter o. Lew
long standing. Diseases Of these Organs
require the cid Of a Diuretic
UELMbOLDS EXTRACT BCCuU
Is THE GREAT DIURETlCs
AND IT IS CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEAeES
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

Take no Balsan Mercury Unpleasant MedieiGe for
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages little Expense little or no ohsnsed
Diet; no Inconvenience, AND NO EXPOSURE
Il causes frequent desire and gives strength TO Unnset
thereby ng Distractions preventing and curing stls
ues o tc uethra sayng pain and lalnmson 20 sdgens
In this class of diseases, and eIpellng POI5ONOlss
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousands upon thousands who have been toe
VICTIMS OF QUACkS,
and who have pad HEAVY FEES 70 Be cured " asaos
time have founfhey deceived and that the fehog
ht by the use of Powerful Asngents' been dned up %
the system 10 break out in an aggravated fornl and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
The SALE or GOLD CERrrPrcArEs.-The sale

The SALE OF GOLD CERTIFICATES Tho sale
Of gold certificates at the SubTTeasury for the pay
ment Of custom duties conducted better yesterday
than it has been hitherto. In compliance with orders
the police prevent boys nom joining the procession
for the purpose Of selling their turns" No person is
allowed to enter the building who Is prepared
% buy ceItilcates
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

HENRY CLAY's BIRTHDAY.-By order Of the
Mayor the flags displayed on the City Hall and
other public buildings yesterday in honor Of the birth
day Of Henry Clay To-day ii tho anniversary Of tie
birthday Of Thomas jefferson.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
were made yesterday by A. ii. Muller, Z. X wilkins

d ": IL .,ato, No "a, West 22d treet......se375
House and Lease Of Lot No. 63 Watts street,. 80
House and Lot No. so Franklin street. t.....'. a"VU
Fouse and Lot No. 50 Franklin street. ZlOoO
Houses and Lots Nos. ils aud ll5 Leonard ,o,oo
street .............s.'.
Also the following by A. j. Bleecker, Son x %;
House and Lot on I'd avenue, near 18th street. S4'O
Lot on 5lth street between 9th and 1th ave
.'''''''' N'NN
hoIse qua LOIS ''n 1'u ,........ $500
Small building and three Lots ia rear Of above. zoVo
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Western corn.fea Hogs. y N. a..
Passengers Arrived

Ia irAy. Oriental Jyoia ST. Joh p. RArs. Josophin,
SoHInsrs Bernard Bayine.
Ia brig HiLielr1iHd, from ShaHghde-Edwin PARCEL.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

The Live Stock markets closed yesterday in
favor OF the drovers. Tho prices OF beef cattle
fully maintained, and all sold at higher rates than
ever before The sheep trode continues active. with
upward tendency. All the Logs were sold. and future
prospects favor an advance Sec full reports in another
cOluHn.
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ADVERTISEMENT
COLTOy DENTAL ASSOCIATION,

Where the Nitrous Oxide 6as made and administered by Dr
CoLros he pioneer in its use has never failed 70 prodnee
profound sleep and nscusby 70 pain Ohce, ~ Bondt
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
lAdvertisement.
, bi0h prico of huffer and of 9th,

of prime necessity Keeps many families on short rations
but the very low price Of KEATS EAST SDfA CofFgE en-,
ehes al 20 ec Il ~ the uecst groccrs where II i od IT 70
cents ger n. AK for KEgTs no other genune oeneF|
Depot, No i54 Re1de-st.
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IAdvcrtiseInent1

CLARKE'S UNION PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
No Gi3 Broadway cor II observation-disclosures ia Oh, India
lnk, and Water ColoTs See specimens.
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j
AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT
p.r,,,,v appeared before me- Alderman Of the City
Philadelphia H. T. HelubOd, who being duly sworn so,9
saw his preparation contains no narcotic no mercury " ''''N
Injurious drus' but are ''1y 's'e''0'' H. HELMBoLD
Ga . .nhscrihed before me this 2Jd day Of November,
io'~ OH st., above Race Pbladel5i's
Aldses, letter.. for Information, in confidence 10
II. Il. HELMBOLD.
CHEMIST.
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE,
HELMBoLDs DRUG AM, AND CHEMICAL "AN''
HELMBoLD5 DRUG AND CHEMICAL "AhS'
No. 594 BROADWAY, n. y, OK
No. 594 BROADWAY, n. y. on
No. 594 BROADWAY, N. y, on
MEDICAL DEPOT
MEDICAL DEPOT
HELMBOLDS MEDICAL DEpU''
NO. I04 SOUTH TENTH-Sr., PHlLApEhi
NO. IOi SOUTH TENTH-Sr, PHlLADELrn.
NO. 1914 SOUTH TENTH-sTr PHlLApELInA,
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEiTs AND UNfinN'F
PIED DEALERS -,
Who enieayor to disposeof" their own and" o'n" "'
Oh the reputation atsinedb by
IELMBOLD'S GENUINE PhEi
RAIIONS.
HELMB0LDS
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
HELMDOLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsArARILL@
HELMBoLDS ...,,,
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERfWhhhI
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS.
TAKE NO OTHER.
cut out tho advertisement Snd send fOr II, and sv''e~
ssaislsp lsarPawe
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WHERE THE CATTLE ARE IRON.

They by the following routes Erie Railroad. 9iS
Hudson River Railroad LO6; Harlem Railroad 6J New
Haven Railroad. q; Camden and Amboy Railroad i New
Jersey Central Railroad 1885, by Hudson River boats 5sS
foot, g. About 3 200 were In the yards on Monday.
| DRovHRs.
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gelmbol0's nleoirines.

V'IE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
Il KNOWN AS
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HlG4LY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific Remedy for Diseases Of the BLADpsY
KIDNEYS GRAVEL and bROPSCAL SWELLlNGs
This medicine increases the Of Digestion and
the absorbeus into healthy aeon by which the nafer w
cdeeroHs depostions and all unnatural enargenen Az, ys
dueed well a. pain and Inflammation, and good for M.a
Women, Children.
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OPPOSITION TO THE INCREASE OF SrAGEFARE.

OPPOSITION TO THE INCREASE OF STAGEFARE.
The impocy Of the enormous Increase Of fare from
six to ten cents by the Broadway Stage Companies Is
already hgnning 10 show itself IN tho solitary and
empty appearance Of the stages on Broadway yester
day. Many Of them carried passengers at all. and
their drivers were laughed at and ridicued as they
drove rapidly through Broadway COMPLAINTS arc loud
and bitter against this increase which Instead OF ben.
citing the owners. win only prove sauroe of unprodt
ableness and may finally cause them 10 oeasc running
altogether. The railroad lines lying west of Broadway
were crowded yesterday, ono Of the effects Of the
increase, and several extra were put in
Kuence The great drawback OF the railroad lines is
the want Of enough to accommodate the passenger
travel Ifthey can remedy the deficiency by RAINING
more cars it will be for their interest to do so
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
NRW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
Fos wJIk ENDHc TUESDAY Arm l2iitst
Sheep and
Beeves Cows. vrsla Lsuhs. Swine Total.
faA l63 1872 s676 n 3l9 27,3Ji
The.e were sold ai the following Market Places;
Sheep aud
Beevca Cow. vsnls Lambs. Swine Total
Al hler,on'r trh $3.50 ~ 1901 1919 ll,yT9 80.
AZ browning r. oth-,t. 40 ~ - l,2ll 80. go.
Al O Bheus Gths'... % 60 A7 37i7 80. ....
A. ChaubeIlu's. Rob
insou-st............ ~ 8 20 lso5 .... ....
At Bereen............ 200 .... COO ...
sent from the
direct 70 butcher. 100 .... .... l000 go. ....
Av vi rccs last yr.3c51 Us 63I 9t97 ll85 3fo6l
R.reipts lat week ..3ts7 1872 81 B67I C86l 200S
PM, Es OF BEPP At PRINCIPAL MARKET rms WEEK
The following the quotations pound upon the es
mated net weight OF mest-sel.r sinking oha That t. bal
lock whose quarters viii weigh cwt, tQs pound amounts
a $40.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.-Maria Aiken, n
servant in the employ Of Mrs. Mary Ann Wheaton, No.
l04 Second avenue was committed by Justice Mans.
field, charged with stealing number of articles from
her mistress and boarders at various times Caroline
Reed and Josephine Gilbert were committed by Justice
Ledwith on a charge of robbing George williams of No
$50 Spring street Of the sum Of $780, while In
house in Greene street. Fanny White while In
company with Maggie Smith and Miunle Williams
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
FROM ALBANY.
The Governors MessuRc-Mr. Aivord's
speech-The Vacancy i'm the Regents Of
the University-soidiers Voiing-The
Strikers Bill-statcs Prison Biii-Eric
TIE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

From Our Special corespondeni.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-13
LETTER FROM ANNAPOLIS
Important to the Friends Of Com
pany 4, Tooth 0. Y. l.

ASSAroIIS, Mn, Jan. |, iS6i
EDITOR Journal: Having just left Belle Island,
think it my duty to write you brief letter, con-
cerning the Wood County boys belonging to Com
pany \, Tooth o. vi. When left there, every e
thing in the way of yictuals was improving but no
one can tell how long it will continue. The L. S.
Government rations were very limited on the Is
land tho Rebs like good pork and bread as well as
the Fedcrals, so you may know where our Govern
ment rations went The rc.cls bought up green
backs of the boys aud paid twelve dollars in their
money for one of ours. Some of the boys sold
their clothing, and thus "madc raise"
The market for catables was very good when
left bread fell from one dollar to ten cents per
loaf. At our first place of confinement few specu-
lators paid extravagant prices, and sold for the
same and the only ones able to purchase anything
to eat, were lucky few who passed in with their
money secreted.
Some of our boys had received boxes from home
VIM. Sheper, Phil Wallace, Joseph Klopfenstcn
Frank Culertson John Eliot and Andrew Mum,
were the lucky cues.
Those sent away sick were Sergeant Cornwell
l.. McCrory, Joseph Klopfenstein, Henry Pierce
Sergeant Hiram Charles Benjamin johnson, Jerry
Bowers, Ed. Shepard Colvin, Young Barton, Con,
rad Smith, and Asher Simons. These werr ALL
believe. OF these. Colvin, Barton and Smons
have died. McCrory was sent back to the Island
having recovered, and he brought this news
Cornwell had recovered, and was Ward Master
Edward Williams was likewise sent away sick
but had recovered, and held the position of nurse
The balance of the boys well, and expected tc
be out in a few days. But alas the prospect
has changed. Some of them will see home bef,r,
Spring, think; because the "ropes were laid" by
few of US, before We knew Of the exchange.
Byron C. Baldwin, Thomas f. Shaw, Warrer
Shadwick, and myself were all belonging to Com
pany who got away. Respectfully yours,
Corr. J. l.. McCOLLEY.
P.S.-The horrors of the Confederate prison
houses too terrible to relate to the friends of th
prisoners, when it can do thOm no good.
| j. l.. McC.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-13
Pulmonary Consumption Durable Dis
ease-A Card.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored to health
in few weeks, by a very siAPle remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
Affection and that dread disease, Consumption is
anxious to make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, hs will send cory Of the
prescription used tfreo OF charge, with the direc-
ucns for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure cure for CossvMFrIos, ASTHMA
BRoscuUIs, CouGus, ColDs, Sc. The only object
oC the advertiser in sending the Prescription is 10
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conce,vss to be invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will Try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, aud may prove blessing.
Paui wishing the prescription will please Ad-
dress REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
~ Williamsburg, Kings County, New YoGE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-13
War Claims,

The attention of our readers is called to the ad-
Eertisement of Peter Bell, Esq.-urder head Of
"War Claim Agency"-which will be found in
another column. Mr. Bell but a few weeks since
resigned Lieutenaut's commission in the 9th
Regiment, on account of i'll health. and having suf-
hesntly recovered to enable him 10 attend to bust
ness, he will devote special attention to the colec-
tion at claims against the Government. Aside
from 'Ss fact that his experience with soldiers OF
our army has made him well acquainted with the
method Of collecting such claims, his reputation IN
this community is guarantee that all business in.
trusted to his win DO promptly and faithfully
attended TO- DIS chee is over W. ]. Hitchcock S
ssore.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-13

0S Wednesday last, huge owl was shot in a
tree in front OF the Journal office. What induced
his owship to visit that locality by daylight, is a
mystery to Independent Jdn. l.
The owl referred to was shot in Mr.. Hollistcr'
yard; and the "mystery" as to his appearance
there is entirely "cleared up" by the fact that the
hdepsndent Office was few months since in that
locality. When discovered, it is said "hiE owl
ship" Was sOliloquiIng over his former connection
with that sheet-how he had been employed as
editor and business manager, and still later, had
been for several months collecting tour for the
concern, but came home just minus expenses
OF course, he naturally took up quarters near hi,
oldhauut. 1t is supposed that the humiating re
collection Of his "business connections" made him
sufficiently desperate to follow even the example Of
his employer and editorial successor he up and
"got shot !"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-13
The Worl,iur Farmer.

This is title Of valuable agricultural paper
published menlhly by wm. L. Allison, New York
City. The sixteenth volume commenced on the lst
oil January. Its past success is sufficient guar
autee that it is appreciated by the agricultural
community. 1t is certainly a valuable aequisi.
ton to every farmers household-both FIR the
information it contains concerning agricultural
pursuits, and for its excellent miscellaneous read
ing.
Terms-sl per year, in advance. IL not paid in
advance 81 90. Liberal reductions are made to
olubS--and to those getting up clubs valuable pre-
miums are offered. Send for a specimen copy
Address VIM. J.. Allison, l2e Nassau street. New
York.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-13
Peterson,s Magazine.

The February number Of this magazine has been
received. II contains thirty articles and
sixty nine embellishments, among which ar, a
Splendid engraving and fashion plate. We have
no hesitation in saying that Paterson for 1858 was
second to Of its cotempOraries and the volume
for 1854 promises 10 far surpass the previous one
ferms-S2 per annum, in advance three copies
So hve copies, 81 S0i eight copies, $40; twelve
eopies, $40; sixteen copies, $50. Published by
Charles j. Peterson, S06 Chestnut street, Philadei
phia, Penn. We will furnish Peter,on for 1854
aud the JoURsAL one year, for s2.75.