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THE FlREM r n.

U,BE MEMBERS OF HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
No &c requested 10 meet at The Truck House III is
day SUNDAY at twelve O'Clock for the purpose Of attend
the funeral Of Their ale associate aud brother MEMBER
Michael Garry The funeral win from bis 'ate resi-
depce ISL East Forty trsi street at one ~ By order
ROBERT GAMBLE, Foreman
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CHURCH OF ST GEORGE THE MARTYR, FORTY
~ fourth street between Fifth Sly avennes-Con.
nrmaton VIII he administered in tbs church Tuesday
evening March % by the Right Rev Bishop II. Potter
Divine service TO begin ., IN O'Clock
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day 1OSsSo.
A g .sTRErx. o. GRAND sraEss $500
GRAaD 0PEEIK0.
SELECT sTOOx or spasN0 GOODs
% GRAND srRERr.
VIII OPEN ON n0NDAy.
NEW AND ss ssGs sstr srocE or
Ohv GOODS.
SLxcs SILKS
cOLoRED SILKS:
large aascvsneas Of III Vie new and desirable
ALPACAs.
from s7k cents upwards
kkw SPRING cLOAks AND SHAwLS.
al Grand STREET
Corner Of EldTdge.
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
"A ON MONDAY. March "a, 1864.
NEW STRAW GOODS
., NEW BONNET STILLS.
NEW MILLINERY LACE0
EDWD RIDLEY,
sll and 81 y Grand and Is Allen streets
Fiith block cast from the Bowery
ATJAMES MOONEy's los AND no SIXTH AVENUE
"A Another lot oil boiled black Silks siiRhy wet from
the sales Of the week. a. 81 81 % 81
and - 81 yard 80 French Embroidered Robes
length Of IA yards al 3d. each worth SO Call and
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vvAvAnh LEAF TOBACCO WRAPPERS AND FIJI
iers by The bale Aho Spanish Rttons ali under I'm
port price. Gall ~ lN wai,r street.
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Asst ROLOG Y.

ASINOLO00s
A B MAURICE, GREAT AND REAL AsTRoLoGER.
q Learn Is ussas sue tesofs ySss'rs,.
So you car - iuely care.
xAuRcs i'fa B. ,ss 70 , fs5 viii van ,oO
of ali fuiure csnfsr 10 trsreSs on sea Or and aud with
.es as &c y. "a, eyer r s1fT sSs win
misery through your whole Ife tells whether yon are
q. sP q 'sf 3 SSs ' ssr MI s r.
sfSdasi Iss.. ss.sc. NAY ,nsio.. .ss ,ssi:
Itir whole NE address. Maurice. sel sse New yort
h Rs. Woo Wooster rssr' 0n NJ % B'e'''f street
A he rniise sisss. sisn d. LIB D. sne y H..
n s sss sgsssa sns u hs shs
f 's oos sSaI's seo @.F ~ .sss %
also ,ieiness he ssl rsriy WI recover ss % ne
Ts q fsy s s ssf. e
I Is1 :ns az: Sss sf''ss Il ne sss
s &c St s. s ... s s,saiss:
"A us9al eialr,oyart rooms ~ West FifieeI,h ,rel
eorrsr s''h avenue Consultations as usual from "a
49, o0 = ".
A sRooELyr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cLir.
tSsD y smith stree 'pe eioes iroa rs,e. ".,sse
s q s.is,s 4' haSr. 's'' = 'n "'
(~ApTfoH ARE YOU IN TROUBLE HAVE roc
~ beeo deceived irhed wiihf Have yoDr fond Lopvs
seee blasted BY islse Iromlsssi " SO rolo MADAME
Known fail She brings together those org sera
o. snu shows correct likeness OF future Husband
absent trends LUCKY numbers free Ne q wea twenty
on the door Rlrg the basenen tell
10 ONE co ALL, TO SEE TIE GREAT FORTUNE
VI Teller who has jus arrived from carada west
about iors soGrtship and marriage wfether wife has
esnd q over q fsse. Has tsken fooms A. Forsyth
street Madam MORFBCreE q
MADAI HAsElTIYE THE GREAT EGYrIlAN AS
A olog2i and Cls rvoytD'. who was born With natural
t eau consulted on The past present. future events
81 e tess as e9ortssp narrsee awaits os o. stolen
g.oet tnkssa &C Address, stating and enciosn 81
M9d9m Hasitiue hoe 423 Poet once, Brooklyn N
MADAME EsTBLL sEvEsJB DAuenTER CAN Pc
~ .onsy . 90 ioSe marriage iosses tusipsss utky
cents gentlemen 6ctenw Call 81 ia vsrcs tireet near
Broome.
MRS MARION JAMES, INDEPENDENT CLAIR.
lu voysD, IfU Jbud avenue, beas Seventeenth street
deyotes herself entirely 60 tracing absent friends
business affairs generally assists In scoserte lost Ifo
pefy, or no charge Reference given esD,iemep
W no WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE 1890
w &C. see Miss WELLINGTON, the gElsi Btsbsh Pro.
pbetss The best OF a and mot be exceed Can lie
oe law suits journeys absent friends love cous hip
rage health wealth aud no reclaim d'ubkhB and IN
faithful husbands Mise w. is the only person us city
who has Se Roman ADD Al abiab aismsBs for love
bfs Delay act % consult hs naturally gfeI and beauuih
ciy seen a, her rrsiasnce cI ssih sSs
nue. opposite Eighin sTec.
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nj EDsCAL.

e sAREEP O. s.IsIs AA9 2m ssa %Mo
e.ose, Can rely upon the celebrated infaite French
the moplhy Sickness IN forty eiehs hours. 4 Of
require No which four degrees stronger thar No
never fail are safe and healthy. Price S. box
fold al xix Liberty street. bv mail, with fun In
BY addressing boz 1859 New York Post Office
-Tboee who prefer valuable, certain and safe mode
Of treatment without medicine Instruments.
avail themselves Of BY interview and be ate nded
by OF their own sex.
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sEoARs AND TOBACCO.

II AofEy,s DETROIT PINE CUT CHEWING
LOOSE OR IN FOIL,
Is lbe best and " cents less per eross dealers Than
other AGENCY 6o NASSAU eTREEr
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MRS MARION JAMES. INDEPENDENT CLAIR.
1N voysDt l7U Jbnd avenue, ness Seventeenth street
devoes herself tDifey o. tracing absent
business affairs generally assists In sehe lost pro
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MADAME EsTElL aEvEFJB DAUGHTER CAN Pc
W cohsyte1 90 love marriage osses tusipsss u,ky
numbers, charms Ac Satisfaction guaranteed Lades 20
cents gentlemen, &c tens Call liz vsrlcs tiree near
49,
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OCULIsTs md AURisTs.

A RTIrIciAL HUMAN EYE S-sADE TO oRpER Ann
Broadway NJ Y.
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pPLs TO THE SURE PLACE FOR SPEEDY AND
a efectra vhou, mercury change Ct DIET CT loss
u tine Dr. WARDS old established Office, % Lsrenard
strro between Broadway and Church street Attendance
RON 4 ~ iii 9 y N Advice gratis.
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RrlFIciAL BEAUTIFUL. 0rMoIipE PA!HSTED
xsr,s"ssd. PumSer ssis, ts6 Milling teeth, gold 81 ia
,,acijns Isst without price national Dental Rooms erh
avenue, c0yner Of Twenty second Weea rive premiums
awarded Dr. MAr6ON Denusl
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ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED MADAME DES
n PARDiS Female Pills the on medicine married OF
dnge ladies' CAD depend on With safe and certainty Car
selves OF Madame Dsspards valuable certain and safe mode
Of treatment dc so az interview. Residence i0
siSih avenue. opposite Eighth street
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DvICE 70 ALL AFFLICTED FEMALES-DR pow
"a ERS, Female Physician. 50 LispeDard street. Is con
on icJ with unparalleled success Relief sure and speedy
Tr5 bf Periodical Drops always successful remedy.
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uATs-THE FULLEST ASSORTMENT OF GENTS.
IL Youths and boys fashionable sprins style Hats
and Csys now ready aud for tale a.
IGNATICS A. wHELAN's Hat Store,
81. James Hotel,
1881 Broadway, corner Twenty u aih street
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DENTIsTRY.

RrIFlcIAL TEKTH-BRAUriFUL SETS. $40 AMI
"A so; warranted unsurpassed In New Yorh superio
cod rIlngs Also my self hardeuing unchastsabe Ads
mansap While Fnpgs entirely palnessiin sensitive teetn
never dIseoors painless eiIraeng rooms EAsL twenty
second street. near Lslington avenue DR. LUTHER, ST.
dentist Experienced twenty eve years.
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NEW EDITION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
IN the negro become component part Of The future
Amsrcsn' Angelina O Weld and Sarah n Grim.s write 20
and the desrabeness Of she result before counnyn
Address American News Company III Nassau street Price
Bcenta
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MADAI HAsElT1HE THE GREAT EGYrIlAN AS
M lroogsi and Ga rvoytoi who was born With natural
t eau oontued on tht past present. future
oi ne tueb az coorshr marriage awsuts ios stolen
Modam HAs itlhe Doe 423 Poei once. bfooklyp. N
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rnE CONFESSIONS AND .ExpEMENcE OF AN

Published for the beneh and caution 20 young me n
and others who suffer from debility premature de-
d cure BY has cured himself after under
By nscsns paid addressed envelope single copies.
may he had u the author
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A arirlciAL BoNB rILLiNos FOR DEcAnsD i.
aching Teeth and every class OF cavity ned without
pain, By The dscoverer a. his rooms e6s shove
ojtfena MI remove May 10 70 East fourteenth street
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~>>.,-e~.-,>>~~,.-,-.~--D-s
AT THE GRANT HOUSE. - NEW BowERY, BE-
"A tween Chatham square and Chambers street. new
house and furnturs Just opened Rooms 10 peSsop.
BANCROFT HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
ID sgeet and Broadway Rooms eufe sney, 6ret
class table de An excellent bar has recently been
he added 10 the above hotel PARKER BEEKNAN.
GREENWOOD LAKE,, ORANGE COUNTY, NJ -
NJ This house now open for The reception Of guests
Inquire a, No West Twenty fourth street
HoBgs LtAi bLEEckEf son Co. t Cssas Ss ~.
Pun particulars IN Apeton Column.
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20 ONE GO ALL, TO sEE TIE GREAT fortune
seventh Daughter Of the Seventh sou imloG lss
about owe soGrishp and marriage, wtetter wife
eHnd a. over Ease Has sken rooms A. ~ Forsyth
| street Madam MORFBCreE
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THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.
VOLUME WI. NO XVI MARCH 1864
CONTENTS
l. Hindu Cviissuon- Sources and Characterised,
IT. Juyepal on the Decadeuce Of Rome.
Ill The Brazilian Empire.
" Cataiine and HE Conspiracy
" Kiopstock AZ . Lyric and Epic Poet.
VI Our QuAck Doctors and Their Performances.
VII. Keper and HIS Discoveries
viii Ancient and Modern Belief In Future Life
TX Notices and Criticisms.
Agents. American News Company, 12l Nassau street
e. !. SEARS, Editor and Propristor
No ~ Bble House. New York.
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pYepare a cement Of one ounce roBin, ono
ounce gum shallack, and cubic inch Of
beeswSx !; put them in q tin cup and melt
Sloaly too high or too quick heat may
oause Il 20 scoroh. ~. ,lost
Place the Jars whero they will become
warm, while the fruit 10 cooking. II they
are gradually heated, there is no danger Of
"a scon a. the fruit Is thoroughly heated
and while boiling hot. fill the jars full, lot
ths Juice cover the fruit entirely. Have
ready some circular pieces Of stout. thick
cotton or linen cloth, and spread sufficient
20 cover the mouth and rim Of tho jars.
Wipe the rim perfectly dry aud apply the
cloth while warm, putting the cement side
down, bring tho cover over the rim aud
sscuye Il firmly with a string; then spread
coating Of cement over the upper snrface,
AZ the contents Of tho jars cool, the pres.
sure Of tho air will depress tho cover, aud
give most positive proof that all is safe.
Many think that sugar is essential TO eua'
hle the fruit 10 keep. This is not so. Ber'
ries aud peaches" arc better put up with
Quit Sugar. strewn over them an hour
before eating, gives them more the nayor
Of fresh fruit Cook only sufficient to oil
two Jars at once, to avoid crushing tender
DoLIlobs AoAkp huu vWtuvOo otS "S"s ~~Ss~N
in water till tender. putting in a. many as
will cover the top Of the water at one time
when clear and tender, add to the water
sugar 10 the taste; rs soon rs boiling hot
put in the fruit, and, when it is penetrated
with syrup, put Il in jars, and tll It up with
syrup boiling hot. Seal as directed. Ap
PIES the same way, or cooked in water only
and secured Lot them be in quarters, for
ifmAshed. the pulp win hold 30 many air
bubblss, il will not keep Godys Ladies
Book.
GPapss.--Pulp and cook till the pulP'
ere MELTED, stsain out the seeds, put IL
the akins, aud, whom well cooked, ado
sugar to taste. When the syrup il suth
siently thick, seal.
Cherries and plNms are put in with O
without pits, as one chooaes.
Tomatoes are cooked till oil the lump'
sfe dissolved, and tho mass quito thick.
Gweetmsats Of any kind secured in thi
way will keep for years, II required 70
transportation, perhaps il would be wei
60 use olose-htting corks, cut Oh even witt
the top Of the jar. and thon covered will
tho cemsnted cloth otherwise, eOsks ar
not necessary.
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Rrssiissil. he wOdah net be the General he
rs-~oold, eelf.rsiiant, indifferent 70 popular
opinioo, seunc.ous Of his own purpose. He
went from Chlparper 10 tho Wilderness-
sna No have sonio reason 10 know booause
he thought u the best way to 20.
Wsests have abundansly justihed his
hia choioe Nia true no has fought and
lnaaUuyercd lhis way 30 the south aide OF
the Bgues W hard work and with heavy
iosseuss eqasliy true that he might have
landed Ms army at Bermuda Hundred with.
out the lesa -ef nan. Bdppose he had.
Lee'e army has wahld have been W posi-.
tion without the loss II q man, and could
either have guarded the railroads which
Grant has since destroyed, or have marched
solid 10 Washington BY the route over
which q force contemptible In plumbers
has iust moved with difficulty. To have
Attacked Richinond frcm eopth OF the
81 Sy water involved leaving great ar
my to defend Washington. To attack 1t
ns Grant now docs, after. suocessiuo con.
diota which destroyed the offensive force
and mobility of Lees army, is ia secure
permanently ono great object OF the cam
paien. He has made it certain that Lee
cannot spare the men for an effective move
ment on Washington, and certain that they
cannot march IL they could be spared.
From Richmond to the Potomac is u des.
ert which no army can traverse, except
on condition of supplying its own food
and the Rebel army can scarcely get itsell
fed while lying in the Petersburg trenches.
Nor Is this all. II is probable tho Reb'
eIs, fighting behind intreuchments, have
lest rather less than the Union forces but
thslF loss is irroparable, while ours is sure
20 be supplied We can afford TO lose
6vo mon to their three. IL for no other
season, the better care which our men re-
oeive In hospitals returns them sooner 10
the Held, and half makes mp the difference.
But the prolongation Of tho contest In that
ratio makes our Hnsl victory mathemati-
CAlly certain. Every battle, therefore, is
al advantage.
Again, when Gen. Grant said at Spott.
sylvania that he proposed to fight Il out on
that line IL IL took all Summer, ho meant
what he said, and he has done all that he
meant. A transfer Of his array to the
soath bank OF tho James was contemplated
from the start, and Gen. Bntivr had
with sefersrce 10 that - order,
noro than % ,,urp0se--which h,
.sryed, we may remark. Gen
urant 10 now where no expected to be
satisded, with the progress OF his campaigi
and, as ne said week ago, never q. an
moment was moro sure Of taking Vicks
burg than he now is Of taking Richmond
The country VII rest content in his Judge
meut.---M r Tribune.
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Another Communication!

0ILIAp DRU0 SToRE, January q, 1864.
En-, JoURRAL Since il became known we were
exactly 1871 niles nom PorrYsburR tthe center Of
the woSdl there has not hoen much officially In
finding us, though there are a groAt many people
who know n0tthe locality Of Perrysbarg. To those
Whh have tOund out our location We would mention
the net, thai osr frirnds dOwa EaSi keep us con-
stantly supplied with alRoSt "eveFylhing you
WANT A Ht& esha
Ii 10 were 10 go Into special enumeration Of
our stock, II would require TWO o0lamas OF the
JouRSALi and, as our spaes j. hplihtA Ws can only
mention few leading articles.
A splendid assortment Of lAd1ss' Travelling and
Fancy Work baskets. vtt11 sa1ru
Fanlly Dye COlors, to make old garments look
as we'll as new. q nD,.a.e rrFn
Our stock of Perrauery, Soaps, Brushes, Combs
aud Toilet Articles, Is hll.
h he Stationery aud School Book liec. good
stock always On haHd-we ihiRk tae hes, assagtaspt
oWtssks Sf ferrysburg,
China Toysin abundance and lots Of Chine and
Pocket. KnSves, Gold Pens, Pocket. Books
Rifs& Fiases aud hstraetsss,
violin-Str.aKs, Bridges sad extra Rosin,
RaArs, Sir0ps and shaving Cups.
We keep all kndsof Paints, Oils, Naraishes aud
Dva Stufls-gcnuine cOorS.
All tho leading Patent MedieluGaN =
Pura Liquors and Wines, Whloh VIII Sc soLl only
on the orSlor of PhyssoiNns, ,alless eoRphunded
withOthsnmediohes 5, and 'i6r medical use only.
Oar stock Is purchased Tor cash, and we will re-
eeixe cash. aud ally kinds 81 produce 10 exchanges
but let il be strictly WsSietshaaa that il must be
rs.,dg pay, as "poor trust Is dead, and poor pay
killed him." Yours. r p
ol A. I.GARDHER 4 co.
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General Grants Progress.

There is one lesson--amOng others.
which this war has not yet taught us-Pa.
thence. A campaign unparalleled in Iapidity
has been succeeded By anoriod OF compar.
ative repose, and straightway we grow
RESTLESS. approhensive, impatient. ENrs
are opeued tostho oroAiling Of the Copper.
head papers, and tho endless nonsense
about what It cost Gen. Gtaut 10 depart
from Gen. McClellan's plans hnds indnlgent
hsi0Aers. We shall not insult tho great
soldier who leads oar armies by any com
parison between his campaign aga tAose
,af his feeble-nlinded predecessor. hut we
have one taal word to say as TO the mean
ing Of his adoption of the ovsrland.rontC-
so oalled--to ldehnlond, and its resnlts as
they appear to-day,
In the first place, Con. Grant chose his
own route. II fhe. lsAl been weak enough
either to avoid different one because Nc.
CielaR had chosen il, or to adopt thls 10
crafty the alleged vanity OF dislike Of tba.
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Dltching.

The world is given to ditching; and il is
made rich by It. Look at our canals; look
at the mihteyy spade; and there are other
ways through the earth. Bat the ditch
that drains OF the water of the heldss this
swallows oil others. Sour is the earth
whore water atands. A ditch sweetens 1t
il. waTms il; and = different life 10 there.
Its wealth, which has 30 long lain dormant
u new brought into usel This use can be
hsstehsd BY kne. Apply finely spread on
the pls@sd surface in the fall, harrow in,
and in the spring you are ready for any
thing. either for sowing. oultiyating or
plowing again. Piowing in early spring,
however, ie act always best.
When the seii 10 dry and the sward rot
tsd'it win as; several plowings in succes-
sion Al the better, for you cannot stir your
soil too much when dry. Run dltches
through all your wet lands: through Ands
where water will stand soma time after a
rain, In hole dug-a poet hole for instance
II yoa wanA lay the tile or cover with
stones leave oysSA. Better so nAseh ground
tOst than an pour land wet and worthless
There ls no excuse for on open ditch, as it
is easily formed. Il can be done BY a
plow alone. This win materially change
the soil. But the dilsh should he covered.
The best soil is on the top OF tho ditch
There ~ rain wis hurt It. There the
H0istuFs villa alas ha held.
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MILLINERY GOODS AT A
BARGAIN
Look Out for tho Spring styles

T AIDES OF PEYRYsBURG and vicinity need
mot go to Toledo to get thoir Bonnets and Milli-
merry Goods Miss Fowler's Establishment, on
Louisiana Avenue, Perrysburg, affords every thing
desirable in this line. Being constantly in receipt
Of the very latest Styles she invites the public to
call and see her goods and specimens Of her work.
She gives particular attention TO the making of
New Bonnets, aud changing from old to new styles
to cutting and fitting Dresses and in short is pro-
pared to do everything pertaining to the conducting
Of first class Millinery Establishment,
Miss ANN E. FOWLER.
Perrysburg March 2, 1854. AIM
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y For Hats, Nice, ROaehes, Ants, Ned
BuWss Moths tu F0E.a WOelenss sc.
Iasocts ON rl1ntsS FoWhs, AnAinahsS
Put up in aSe,, soc aud 81 90 Boxes, Bottles and
Blhsks. IS and IS Siiss tOr Hotels, PaAe Institu-
nous, SC,
"OnTy nlfalliabie remedies knowe."
4Free frum Prisons"
Not dangerous 10 the H0mAn Family"
"Raes eosae out OF their holes to die."
ksSf~ Sold wholessls ~ aAlange cities.
~ Sold by all Druggists AID Retailers every
MherS.
tSS- "a tBEwARK IA Of an worthless limitations.
La Se0 that SCosEAR.sS name Is on each
Roy, Rottie aud FLASK, before you buy.
Icy Address HENRY n. COSTAR.
s-Sg> PRrNcIrAL DEPoT iSs BkOADwAV,N MY.
.sfy- Sold bv all Wholesale and Retail Drug
Eisss Ia rerr.sbuFA ohN. All
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FISll'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS.
BOlIlng--Frylng--Stcwin -Steeplng--
WITH THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS TuE ROOM.
y 4 8 II,s

by tile fame of common lamp, at the cost
Of cents worth Of oil, very comfortable break.
fast can be cooked.-N. Y. Tribune.
~ Simple in construction, easily kept in order
ready for use in moment convenient to
have ON hand.-Druggists' Circular.
Fish's lamp is one of the most popular now
elites Of the day, the utility OF II is unques-
tionable, greal saving is made in heating and
cooking small articles, and can be made to cook
meals for great many persons, which is actually
done on the ambulance cars which carry the sick
soldiers, - Scientific American.
For family use, hospital tent, barrack, pic
mics, fishing nursery, or sick room ii is an article
Of comfort beyond aiipropOrtion to its cost-Hal's
Joarnal of Health.
- have tried the apparatus, and my wife and
proclaim the same a most valuable and indispens-
able article, and We now wonder how we could
have SO long done without It'd. Coal Oil Cir
cular.
:" An economical contrivance for getting up
k<at at abort notice for nursery and general house
hold purposes, = one important point is toe saw
ing in cost over coal Rres.--N. Y. Evening Post.
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~ Hear wAa. /. .Ald Of b. weaver. cssAls
J. n. HARRIS 4 CO.. clASIAnAt. Ohis,
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FEMALEo 7 EbWALEo 7 z hMA LH' udU NUNt
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HXfkACT BUCHU, for all complaints incidents to
the sex. 10 lauay sh0sld be wihO1A a. and acne
will when once tried by them. nis Used NJ yoUNs
AND OLD, In the decline or change Of life, before
and after marriage. during and siter confinement,
10 strengthen the nerves. restore nature tc lis pro-
per channel, and iRvtgoFats the bFoken down coA-
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-03

LITTLE GIANT
CORN PLANTER

TUsT RECEIVED, at the AGRICULTURAL
y WAREHOUSE, one hundred Of these celebra-
ted hand Corn Planters.
These Planters, where thoroughly tested last
season BY farmers in this county, have no enpe-
rior for regularity in planting, and can be set
10 drop any required number Of grains In = bill
II has, also, several important improvements over
three men with hoes, and DO II better. Call, see
aud bs convinced, and take one home with you.
...H ID. KREPS.
PerrysburR, Maya, 1864.