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WAsHwGroS. Feb. Is, 1884.
GENERAL HALLHOK's 0oNrEMPLATKD RESIGNATION.
IL reported that General Hallsck has expressed Do
lieutenant general
NEW YORK RI0TER ARRESTED.
Peter r. Burke one or the New York rioters was ar
rested by detective upon relusition from the Cover
OF New York. and put In tho Central guard house
for safe Keeping.
ARREST OF DKSHRTHRs.
The following deserters have been arrested by Captain
sohultzs detectives,-Jamss Mount. Third Maryland
Thomas Wooster, First battalion Invalid corps; O. H.
Newman, First District Columbia; J. W. welch, Third
Indiana cavalry Patrick Roach, Seventy first New Fork
Aionzo Houghling One Hundred and Thirty fourth New
York. James Miles. Second District Columbia Francis
Averl One Hundred and FIfty.ssventh Pennsylvania;
James Burch, Second District Columbia.
AooUITrAL OF rRE PRESIDENTS C0AcHxAN.
Patterson McGee, the Presidents former coachmnn,
who was arrested suspicion or setting FIRE 10 the Pro-
sidents stables Wednesday night has been liberated
by Justice Druy the charge not having been substant
ated The accused was at Growers theatre at the time
the fire was first discovered.
MRS. LINcoLN's RE0EPrIoN.
Mrs Lncclns reception this afternoon attended
by unusually large throng and regarded as having
been the most brilliant or the season
oFFIORRs or oOLoRED REGIMENTS.
Thirty officers were passed by the Casey examining
board during the past week. Over fteen hundred ap
plicants have been examined by the board since It's
organization.
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new HsMrsmRE n Our or THE DRAyr.--The way Il IL
Sons s by counting tho call under which the draft OF
summer was had a. no CALL but counting the fur.
nished under II against the late calls And this IL By
positive permission from the government Washington.
or course the other States have the same privilege
even though closely contested elections arc pending in
them. And We must begin our cipbering all over
,9tr,nofieid Republican, Fs6. H.
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HsAvY Ioes.-The rebels lament bitterly the css OF
the blockade running steamer vssta with very vaua.
bic cargo o. much needed supplies for the South. ebe
half dozen o. them, and We wrecked By the drunken
captain o. the Wilmington coast Besides large supply
Of Enfsn made shoes she bad splendid uniform 10.
and daughter were passsagers TAls was the vsstas
arst trip.
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violation or the Revenue Laws-saIe al
Segars.

Twenty cases OF segars libelled In the United States
District Court for violating the Revcnls laws sold
auction 10 day. "E Dcsiquio brands ranged from sixty
two dollars and nfty cents 20 one hundred and twenty
three dollars per thousand Other choice lots brought
from ninety 10 hundred and dollars The average
amount per thousand for the whole lot Ia about ninety
three dollars and seventy cents.
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There many preparations the market advertised to
restore faded aud hair people seeing The advertise
menn are unable 70 dec de which preferable and using
two and failing TO derive the expected benefits
clude that they al humhugs That It may be
HoYr's HIAwAfHA. HAIR REsToRATlyE.
proposs-Tha we'll known to be agreed ups
on, dsneresed and Of unquesoned integrity designate
whose hair has become the proprietor Of
preparation to restore IL each proprietor to
thing but his own and the person 70 use nothing
he published all the principal papers OF the country at
the expense of the unsuccessful councillors.
JOSEPH HOYT A CO., 10 University place, N. Y
Papers containing Hoys Hawstha advertisement please
copy
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First Annual B0il

First Annual B0il
OF THE DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATIONS
will take place - . 49,
(Washingtou Birthday,
AT IRVING HALL.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and Iadies.
sale principal hotels and music stores IN Broad
way, and by Y. J. Cozans, LIZ Nassau street.
0Ous n ud's POudre Subtitle UprO0fs Has
fsrehesds any OF tho body. Warranted At
lA9 Broadway.
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Two MouTHruis or BREAD ron FIFTY CHvrs.-Loaf broad
u becoming small by degrees and beautifully less, We
are 70 Judge their size by the one which blacksmith
named John Dean purchased for fty cents, and, on
small wager, ate a. Two mouthus This feat occurred a.
asmiths shop ~ the Navy Department, and is youched
for BY several eye Witnessed -Rschmond Dispatch
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The Alleged Recruiting Frauds.

FURTHER EVIDENCE IN FAVOR OF LIEUTENANT
CoLB-rnE COURT MARTIAL CONTINUED. ETC.
The court martial met at ten A. NJ. yesterday.
wilson Small, being placed upon the stand, testified
that be knew the accused principal OF school in
the seventh ward and confidential clerk OF the local board
Of that ward his character was good the local board
Of the seventh ward gave the accused vote OF regret
accepting his resignation when no went 70 the war.
j. j. Anderson, late principal OF Grammar School 81,
also testified 70 the good character OF the accused
Patrick Byrncs testified 10 the fairness with which
Keaon was mustered into the nature OF which
was fully explained TO him.
The Judge Advocate here presented copy OF the order
OF the President Diminishing Major Van wagenef from the
service Van WAGNER Of the witnesses for the
accused
charles PRAYER the other hand testified TO the gene.
raj good character Of the witness Van Wagner.
Counsel for the accused submitted the assignment
paperf OF the french sailors compare the signatures
with those OF the Witnesses and then announced the close
OF the evidence for the defence
The court then adjourned till Monday.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Th1rty per
cent premium paid for prizes Information furnished
The Highest rates paid for Donb and all kinds OF Gold
and6ver TAYLOR Il CO., Bankers,
Wall
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ON Voyage Against His VIII.
A SAILOR RECEIVERS A VERDICT or IS 900 DAM.
ACES AGAINST A BOARDING HOUSE KEEPER AND
SHIP CAPTAIN.


A SAILOR EEcOvERs VERDICT or IS 900 DAM.
ACES AGAINST BOARDING HOUSE KEEPER AND
A SHIP CAPTAIN.
supERIoR CoURT-TRfAL
Before Judge Mcneil.
FEa 8.-The OF Santiago Castro. q native OF o.
vana against Edward Lafy, boarding house keepe-,
and Henry s. Salter, Of the bark America created
siderable interest, and Is worthy OF notice. The IN
papant alleges that he arrived in this country in the
month Of March last, having in his possession between
Ave and SIX hundred dollars He put up at Lany's and
during his hrst nights experience in the metropolis
robbed OF all his money. Being to reach mis-
home he asked LAZY to get him berth board
some vessel bound for Havana, and was told
that the thing could be easily accomplished Instead
Of being shipped to Havana, however siro was
board Liverpool bark, named tho America, and sent
the Before leaving this port he found
the character OF tho voyage and appealing to Captain
Sltus asked to be sent ashore The latter refused TO
acccae the request saying no bad paid fifty five dollars
to the boarding house Keeper and would be
PEELED take poor Castro to Liverpool On the voyage
the plaintiff who entirely unused TO the rough life
sailor, bad FIVE Of his fingers frosbten-three
hand and two on the other-and permanently dis
abed in consequence. Besides losing the Of his fir
gers the plaintiff suffered pecuniary loss by
OF h absence from Havana and laid his damages at five
thousand dollars.
There defence and under Instructors from the
Court thcjury rendered verdict for the full amount
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The Jura Ousward Bound.
PORTLAND, Feb. 10, 1854.
The steamship Jura, Captain Acton sailed at half past
I'VE O'Clock this afternoon for Liverpool.
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Keep Your Hatchways Closed.
COURT oP COMMON PLEAS.
Before judge DAILY

FEB s.-Aeses Sntdeys a0dina John Vsc- The plaintiff
in this action had occasion TO enter the defendants place
Of business 10 John street day, when no fell through
the batchway, which had been LETT exposed and broke
two OF his RIBS The jury awarded him verdict OF Sl75
little over.
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Omciai ORA wings or Murray. Edo. .,
Co. 70 Kentucky State Lottery.
KsNruoxr EXTRA CLAss III Feb. I3 1864
a. AZ. 81, IS, SO, rs. 60. 49, 10, AZ, IT, 40, 81, So
KsSrvoxr. oLAss H2-FeD Is. 1885,
81, o, 70, %, 81. III, 81. a, "a, so. Ii, 76, ~.
Circulars sent free OF charge. by addressing
MURRAY, EDDY Co.
Covin ~
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Great Gums.
GREAT LrTTLR GUNS
LITTLE GREAT GUNS.
Eot's Reporters the most compact snd power
full Rcvolvers the world. Whole length inches
(mosty barrei): metallic cartridge. large
size; entirely safe from accidental discharge.
ELLIOT ARMS CO, 49a Broadway, n. Y.
Hotel Arrivals.-A Complete List or Ar
rivals at the Hotels up O'Clock A. NJ will be pub
iished every morning Ia the DAILY NEWS.
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Prizes Cashod In All Legsltxed Lotto
ries and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street. PhiladelphA.
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Oniciai Drawings or the Library Asso-
cation companys Lottery o. Ksntuck..
EXTRA GLASS 0Tl-Feb Is. 1885,
So, u. 40, So 2S, Co. II, 40 49, S. 81, Is, Ga 43.
CLAss 672-Fcb IL 1884
46, 7s, 40. 33. ~. g. 10. rs, 64 Is, II. 6. 41.
FRANCR KLLIS co Manager, coyi,vto, "
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Ne nj ate
WASHINGTON, FEB. 10. 1864.

The money market 10 easy.
Atlantic currency exchange ~ the rate Of Soc Sc
per cent prem um for gold IN New York.
Sterling exchange unsettled, and quotable at Isxd.
l9d.
Legal tender notes sell al the rate OF 64c. a csc
wheat and nour have advanced owing 10 favorable ad
vices from China.
Many Of the goods recently arrived from New YORK
have turned out to be In damaged condition Those per
the Ellen Sears injured while passing through the
tropics.
The business portion Of Napa City was partially burned
yesterday. Loss about 900.
san FaASusco, Feb. 10, 1854.
sailed steamship Constitution Tor Panama, with one
hundred passengers, and 100000 In treasure for Eng
land and $500 900 for New York.
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! wings Of the shelby College

OnicIaI Drawings OF the Shelby College
EIraA oLAss 7o-Feb. Is 1864
IT, "a, 63 Is, 6l 80, l3. l6, 81, 10, o. 80, 49, 72.
). - o1Ass ,e-reb. IS, 1864 -
40; Ii. |. 65 A. 6S. 43, 20, ~. ID, 10, SO. 30.
e. g. SIMMONS 4 CO.,
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Messrs. Simmons, Rogers & Co. are
authorized receive deposits collections
account ,...-t.f. H.. .l..e.. y. f. SIMMONS CO.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legal Lotteries.--
prompt aud reliable information given sent
j. II. CLAYTON 4 CO., 10 Walt street. N. T.
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A Beautiful Com plcxIOn Bloom
OF Youth has achieved celebrity OF having equal for
and beaultyng the complexion No 49, Broad
way, and druggists everyw here.
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Sales or Real Estate.
ny A. J. Blocker, Son Co.--Feb H.
PREMISES NO. 100 Elm street. .....''.''$IsVO
American Hotel, ~ Elizabeth City, N. J..,... l3,Soe
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Tickets Cnshed i'm all or the above Lot
eries and Information given by ANTONIO ia Broadway
Lottery Tickets Cashed Ina all Regal.
JOSEPH BATHS. Broker.
III Wall street, Room No. |.
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The Hibernia Outwar Bound.
81. JoHSs, ". f.. Feb. 10, 1864
The steamship Hiberna, for Galway passed Cape Race
al eight O'Clock this Saturday evening.
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perfume ths kssrass q che Hirssyrn n g the New
sSs Sen.spSsrs e .s basis RI s so dover o.
would scarcely be zoo much TO say thai
stain PHALos S0k SIT Broadway aee.; but no
druggists va oy al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-14

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Hest I'm the
world Harmless reliable, Instantaneous. The only per-
feo dye Sold by all druggists Factory Barclay street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservntiv
End Wig depot Wholesale and retail No. Asor House
The dye applied BY skilful artists.
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chaps, Chafes. PimPies, Eruption,
sarheuni flesh worms, &c. cured By QOURAUDS italian
Mcdica,ed Soap. at his new depot, IS: Broadway
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Deafness, Blindness and all Defects OF
sight hearing treated usual by Dr. CALDWELL "a
Clinton place eighth stree). Examination Free Hours
from TOD.
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LcslIe's Ginger Wine.
Delightful soothing refreshing
For sale Al all the leading grocery in the ci.y.
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Coughs and COIds.-ThOse who are
suffering from Coughs Colds Hosrseues Sore Throat, &C..
should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, . simple
remedy which has relieved sands aud which IL In al
most every casa eHcctual
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Marsh's Radical Cure Trusses, shouf-
der sracss ss Elastic sna And B a
street, under Bsrnum s Museum.
Mauxcr,s Direction Labels and Tags,
sSs ass d s rus PsiSp cr s
MXuoERs s' is nsS Chambers street 'A'' " o-oA
PntentsI Patents, Patents;
Msssrs MUM CO. pabishe.s OF the ansna 10
S o new s
IN Mq pe CO. n as - o
for inventors furnished free on appica
Corner ! and seventh streets. washington. b Q.
Physiognomy, or signs OF Character.
and w T.% ss q the
a n X. if
.% ns%esf s ssG' r.
Piles, Itching Piies.-Usc Rossman's
Cure. Inever fails Sold By all druggists
To Female Invaiids.
No physician no medical required By the female
invalid suffering from functional disturbances special to
seq 1t is simply necessary she should appreciate the
properties Of
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
70 resort 10 them At once II the suspension.
irregulary or activity any of the functions ds,ne.
live OF her SEX It's relief the operation
these Pits - succession of day 70 night
Sold By druggists generally Sent promptly BY mail. 81
per boz, or sir for IS. All orders addressed
HUrCHINGs HILLYER, Projectors.
81 Cedar street, New York
Trussss, Elastic ssoekin9s. Skc.-Marsh
ZOOS Radical Cure Truss oce only at No. svessy street.
Lady attendant
wigs, Toupess, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
and Moldavia Cream. for bsauufyng the Hair, o. w. A.
BACHELORS, l6 Bond street.
White Virgin WAX Of Antilles.--A View
French cosmetic beaunfynG whenna ana prssssf.
the comp e1ion, making soft fair dsloase smooh wsr
tansparent curing chspped hands ups ,. va and
cannot lnjurs skin Msnufa0surea 9ny "a ~ eoS
dprtons MS Broadway. kew YORK. A. CrozsauS usless
| timore street Baltimore; EntwisQs corner Of wenn
street and Pennsyvania avenue Warrington ~ ", ana
druggists generally.
wheeler Il wilson's Highest Premium
| ,oct stlck sewing Machines Once 800 Broedway.
WsIder's Patent SalAmander Safes
The hest ore proof Safes 10 tie world Depot 100 Maiden
lAne,
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Marsh's Radical Cure Trusses, shout-
Six Elastic Stockings and Abdominal Belts
SuYensorv Bandsges. &c Corner OF Broadway and Ann
street. under Barnum Museum
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Arch bishop Hughes Life, Letters.
Speeches. Lectures Sermons, Ac.Just published Volume
l. Drce Contents another
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Trussss, Elastic stoekings. Skc.-Marsh
co - Radical Cure Truss Office only nj No. 3vesey street
Lady attendant.
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yytlder,s Patent salamander safss.-
The best IRE proof Safes IN ps world Depot 100 Maiden
lAne
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wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Modavia Cream, for beauufyng the HAIR ~ W. A
BACHELOR'S, Is Bond street.
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Boston Hand stamp Company
JAMES BANNERS. Agent, 1875 Broadway. n. Y.
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All those Afflicted with Ikhoumn Z ism,
pes and rheumatic headache will find great relief
and comfort srom using CrondaS Patent Prepared Cork
Stuffed Mattresses Seats Cushions Pillows &C. Call and
examine the artAcle. ut 700 Broadway,7O0
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wheeler n wilson's Highest Premium
,ocs s.ct sewing Machines Once go Broadway
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| psrfans tss E.sr.s, o. sSs Sirs,yn @ the New
ssisssss Is slrs.ds S.iiossi Tss mse%ns cersas Il.
Would ss 1 sss 10
:. sasIo5 sos ~
druggists I'd BY all
Omciai Ora wings or Murray Edo. .,
A' R.sruosr r sIrss clAss III Feb 49, 1861
A. AZ. 6l, 6s. 50, Is, 60. 30, 49, a. IT, 40, a. 3e.
= >, K,s ~ oIAs - Ts-F 20 -, 1885, 70 !,
Circulars sent free Of 'A''i Tu x
0a.ei:, Drawings Of the Shelby College
49, EIraA oLAss 7s-Fss. 49, 1876.
As; Il. l. es. u. IS. u.s. -. 81. "a. 10, So. 80.
z, e SIMMONS Hn,,a! co :,
Omciai Drawings or the Library Asso-
cation R..r. ' Gss :, o Ken'sSS 1885,
o. ~ 49, 3d. 81 . 81. s1sy 70 81 g. H. 49, g. 49,
46. Is. 40. S3. ". 2. 10. rs. ga. Is. H. 8. ~.
FRANCE CO. ELLIS 'fs 90 Managers, coyag.oa Ry.
authorized 70 receive deposits and make S.sc,on,
Prizes Casned In All Legal Lotteries.-
and sses 1'fis'sp street NJ
T
Prizes ca.hed In Al Lsgg..izsa Iosts-
Brokers $40 Chestnut. street PHILADELPHIA
royal Havana Lottsry.-Thirty per
rates. paid Kinds
'adsser' TAYLOR Gs 4 VIZ 81; sl ssat s'Y
Tickets Cashed in all or the above Lot
eries and Information given by ANTONIO. III Broadway
Lottery Tickets Cashed Ina all legal
lied lotteries. Information given
II Wall street. Room No. l.
ABeautE tu, Com Bloom
Of Youth has achieved celebrity Of having no equal 9r
AND d saS s NO 20
A Cure Tor capture or Hesnini
The time has when this dangerous complaint be
radically ''ssf miHs"i fAs 11sTr
ia combination OF principles before applied %
s Il back
@ e.s "as sss az @ @ %
suffering years Of dstrsss aud trouble Elegant apartments
are A'''' up Tor '@a sssaoRY F.spsss..
Address TO smokors.-Poilak ~ SON,
Bower sell goods who esale snd retail Pipes cut 70
order. repaired. boiled and mounted
An Elegant and Cheap Article. Healthy
Gr"1 s sRnfsa Ees esona
Seats coaches theslrea 40 lfe preserving Pillows and
a aSs' sif: sa ssi S
All those Afflicted with Ehoum y tfsm.
plies headache will find great relief
comfort srom using Crondafs Patent Prepared Cork
Stuffed Mattresses. Seats Cushions Pillows, &C. Cali ana
examine the srtce, at 700 BroadwayNO6
Archblsh0p Hughes Life, Letters.
Speeches. Lectures Sermons, &c-Jus published Volume
l. price SIC. SEQ Contents another page.
Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Rest In the
world Harmless. reliable. Instantaneous The only per-
feet dye Sold by all druggists Factory " Barclay street
Boston Hand stamp Company
JAMES DAMMERS. Agent 1875 Broadway. n 7.
Chaps, Chales, Pimpies, ErupttOns,
satrheum flesh worms, &C. cured By QOURAUDS italian
Mcdicated Soap at his new depot. as, Broadway
Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Preservafive
Wig Wholesale and retail. No Aston House
The dye applied BY skilful artists
Coughs and COIds.-ThOse who are
suffering Coughs Colds Hosrseuess. Sore Throat &C.,
should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, simple
remedy which has relieved sands aud which IL in al
most every case efectual
Deafness, Blindness and all Defects OF
sight hearing treated usnai by Dr. GADWE "a
Clinton place eighth stree). Examination free Hours
from toa.
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piles. Itching Piies.-Usc Rossman's
Cure 1t never fails. Sold By all druggists
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An Elegant and Cheap Article. Healthy
and durable. Crondas Patent Prepared Cork Stalng.
large assortment Mattresses and Furniture Cushiona
Seats for coaches thesres 40 life preserving Pillows and
Boat Seats. Saving Pads &C. constantly on hand. aud
orders died notice al TUG Broadway 06
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Patents! Pntents, Patents;

Physfogn0my signs OF Character.
and How to Read Them" Physiology the functions Of the
body Phrenology the organs OF the brain thuoogy the
the science OF the SOUL are
aven in the IRE ILLOGICAL JOURNAL; 81 70 a year;
meet on wednesday and Friday evenings Al sos Broadway.
Ne York
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-20
Tht GastaIiau funnt.
THE CANTEEN.


There's an old battered friend swinging free st
my side,
Whose fate has with mine for long years been
He's not handsome to view, as may plainly be
seen,
Yet well know his merits-my faithful Canteen,
In the march, in the glarc of summers hot sun,
When worn with the weight OF the kuapsack
and gun,
Oh, twas pleasant to halt meath the sholtcring
green,
And find cool drop in the cheering Canteen.
At night, ON the picket, when darkness came down,
Aud shut out the stars with the bockoning oown
When the rain chilled the marrow, still therC
has been
A lifc-giving warmth in the friendly Cantcen.
When gathered in tent, tired, dusty aud worn,
Expecting the foe ere the breaking Of morn,
More refreshing was sleep, those few moments
wccn,
When it followed a draught from tho hearty
Canteen.
And then when We looked on the on-coming foe
Aud knew that for us or for them there was wOe
Ere we rushed where would soon be II blood
sprinkled scene,
New courage we found in the gallant Canteen
My old battered friend, as Won swing at my side
| can not forget that we both have been tried,
And though sometimes found wanting, you never
have been
Attached to coward-my brave old Canteen.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-04-20
TIE RETURN OF SPRING.



Now genial days once more prevail,
The skies assume a softer blue,
The forests don their icy mail,
Aud waiting stand as if they knew
The near approach of festive Spring,
And heard her heralds' trnmpets ring.
Come, gentle spirit laughing Spring,
Oh hasten with thy magic wand
To every heart new gladness bring,
And spread rejoicing through the land
Forsake awhile the bowers of Fairy,
And come, for we expectant tarry.
Bring verdure from the mountains bleak,
Give fire unto the fading eye,
New health unto the wasting check,
Soft moonlight in II purple sky,
Aud tune the voices of the streams
With music from the land Of dreams.
And let the lark thy footsteps follow,
The mellow blackbird and the thrush,
The wood dove and the chattcring swallow,
That hovers in the twilights hush
Round messy gables of the farm,
When all the air is faiut with balm.
Border the hills with co!umbincs,
And feck the fields with daisies white,
FcstoOn the brooks with leafy vines,
Through which shall play the emerald light f;
And bring meek volcts for the brave,
To deck the patriot soldiers grave.
We bid the winds attune thy praise
With wild, wierd music eyermore,
Where birchcs shake their quiverng sprays
Beside the lakelet's silver shore,
Or where the pine its crest mprcars,
And waves away the passing years.