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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

& JOSEPH CO. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION
-. on Friday, December 3 at 10 A. NJ, At % Chambers
4ecriS Socks ShcctingB and also 10. of Ovcrcoas.
<Gsx~-s-4s.. J. w. EZEKIEL, AYcilQpe4r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

T,oR SAVANNAH DIREcT-FRoM PIER NO 81, NORTH
IL river foot of Cbrlstonher street.
KMPlRE SIDEWHEEL LINE IL J.
The Grst class steamship SAN JACINTO OF the Atlantic
Mail Steamship Companys now nc VIII leave for savannah
direct Saturday Dec. 2, at O'Clock r. NJ precisely
Freight taken for Augusta Daren Doctorown and Thorn
asve Georgia. and through bills OF lading issued therefor
For freghfo PASSAGE having splendd sscommodatons
apply 70 GARRISON ALLEN, AGENTS.
l Arenf M Savannah r. II HARDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

g HERMAN. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON FRI
-. day December at 1O O'Clock account OF forme
puaassr or whom It may concern the entire Furnitur
"a Unexpired Of the basement No 60 Broadway for
merly occupied restaurant BY order Of JOS. BELLE
6HEIM, Attorney for Hortgagee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07

r JENKINS AuCTIovEER-wILL SELL AT AUG.
e. on 49l broadway near Eortyfrst street on Fri.
ncss Sleigh Robes Bells Blankets DC. The articles
can be seen any time before the sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
orEy loARD oP BRoREEs
WEDNESDAY. Nov. %. ls65--r. N.


Gold il higher and closes at liSI. The closing
rate last night was 49, and not li, as quoted yes
tcTday.
There is more stcadiness in Government stocks,
and for the 730s of recent issue there is better
demand from investors. The ability of the Gov
crrmcnt TO pay promptly interest and principal,
and the fact that all property stands pledged TO
maintain the national credit, are arguments not to
be put aside; and during the progress 10 specie
payments, money placed in national stocks will be
safer than III any minor socurity. AT present
prices, in point Of income, 1.Ws sur
pass almost anything in the way Of rail-
way shares mortgages, and those who
buy Government currency debt in preference to the
hieh-priced railway shares of doubtful return
will not make q mistake. Railway shares opened
with considerable frmness, but ii was not long
sustained, and up to the close of business the
market was fcvcrish and tended 10 lower
prices except in few shares, such rs Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, and Fort Wayne. The closing
rates were: Newly ork Central, 9ts d96s Ere, 9l4
81, Hudson River, lOsi 100; Reading ii5l@
il5l Michigan Southern, 'Ji a75l; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, s2la2l; Rock Island, i07i@lO7i
North-wcstern Railroad, %s 55,; do. Preferred,
Ga q65l; Fort Wayne, 1856 q iOji; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, 2Sa2sli Schuylkill, lllalli; Canton, 10
aitI; Cumberland Coal, lJs aiii; Mariposa
Mining Company, l5l@ijii Quicksilver Mining
Company, a. @i7l
Pttsburgh'and Fort Wayne was active under a
report that an extra dividend Of 10 per cent in
stock has been determined upon, making 10 per
cent in cash and stock for the current year IL is
further stated that instead Of selling stock for
work the current earnings have been used, leaving
the stock to be distributed TO the shareholders.
The earnings of 10 months Of 1861 and 1865 have
been as follows:
ls.a k5.jli.s2s 1866. g.. l52 O9G Inc. q 617 26s
| The 10 months Of 1865 equal the entire earnings
of 1864, when November gave $G9l 800 and De
ccmber s9li,os2. Tho year promises to show
/ $S,157 ,13i Of earnings.
Money on call is per cent, and IN good supply
to good houses. Commercial paper is moro sal
able, but at the extreme quotations. For best
names 6a9 is the rate, aud l0al5 for second
grade The payment Of interest by the Treasury on
Friday and the redemption of the short debts OF the
Department in December will restore to active use
several millions Of money and give temporary ease
10 the market, but it will not mako capital
abundant enough to stimulate speculation
much The manufacture of new money
has ceased by the Government and all the
movements of the Treasury are toward contraction
and every monthly statement shows less circulating
money aud more funded debt. IT now generally
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
Hooks Received.

Poems By Sarah 4. Bolton. 12rc. vi, To ,ate'op' u
,y.tenatic Human Physiology Anatomy, and liyscir ny
r. = LGm5cr, VI. ID. I2mo. up. 40 "niapi "oou
Co :, . ri..l
by s,lnord 4. Broolc, NJ. \ vols. i,n" bo'ton'
1ickror h Fields. -
Ths Love. Lie Of W. Kene conirng the Correspondence,
ard n History of the Aeon iniance Epsl.tnl'h'' ana
secret Marriage between Elisha h. kgLe und NJ rslr
Fox RGo. pq. 2aS. Carleton.
Life and Time 4 Hrl BAY h.mcTiAl Of Severity l"aI'
Nv Ab.aloni Peters II. ID. Emo. up. &c. shridoi a
Go. -
Tho Hon, Of Washington. New Edition By Benson j.
Lcssinc. SO. pp. 31a. w A. Towusfnd ,
Life aud Naval Career Of Vice Admirs David "iine
rut By the Rev. r. {. H,adlcy. leno. ~. r. w
II. Appleton. ,.,.,.- o., - 81, 4
ife and Military Career of MAJOR General hip 'Iy S~ &
dsn. By III, Rev 4. c. ileadl.y. limo. ". 3'S The
Same. n ~, II -
De Vsne story of Pcbeens and Pa'rc ans hy the ioh
Hem, W iIulrrL l2no Two vols in one. blcloch
Go. ,.,-,-
Tie ,p the s.,ner Oceanus to Fort Sumter and Cbaie
ton. gvo pp i7l. brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
PHILADELPHIA Cm,sle sIarket.-Nov. -.

The supply Of cattle this week was eql TO tho demand
nt from Sh,to ~ for cattle snd rou pa 10 u
or fair to good and pine cattle. The aIae duh but
prices were steady , .
sugrp-Tho d, mand for sheep quite active. and all
offered 800 head, dso,rd Of 1t from To '.r per ~
gross for good sheep, aud nom s5to ~ each io Ses
sheep "a -
BoGs-Ths market continues dull. The supply oftos'
amounted to 800 head. Sales were made Ut nom Se to
ZIG 80 per 100 IL net, ns 10 quality,
COws-Jbe sale Of cows reached TO W head, al piwes
ranging IRON so 80 for Springer and som $50 TO +o
fur eow M calf,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
SEVERE on LITTLE MAc.-At one Of th

Broadway minstrel troupes in this city. comic negro
dancer figures In the advertisements under the name
of Little Mac. wag OF our acquaintance who having
served with Mcclellan possesscs little faith In the
e1.Genernl remarked reading the announcement,
Little Mac. oh! Wei. should think he'd DO very
GOOD In a brcnkloNn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
conceded that Congress viii not authorize any

conceded that Congress viii not authorize any
further expansion Of the currency, and notes and
long engagements are not in favor. 1t is stated
that the Secretary of the Treasury will recommend
an issue Of so 100000 to cover So 600 of caPi
tai granted in excess of the law, and to give the
South $40, 900, 900 of banking capital.
The business of the Sub-Treasnry was: Receipts,
s2,75i, ,673 6l-for Customs, sl72,ooo; Payments
A. .e59, ,457 81; on account Of Loan, SN,oVo; Bal
ance $72 25S l79 81. Gold Certificates, 81, ,i'',ooo'
Freights are firm but quiet. The engagements
10 LIVERPOOL are 200 bales Cotton Oh private terS
4O. 900 bush. Corn at 07!d.; 1900 bbls. Flour NJ
2s. TO London, 600 bbs. Flour AZ gs.i and 2,eoo
bbls. Petroleum at 6s.3d A brig was chartered 70
Constantnople with Rum at AID.
Exchange is steady at the following rates; io'5 a
1921 for 60 days, Bankers Sterling, and ll'!9iio
for 30 DAYS, Bankers Sterling; Francs, long date,
). Iss as. I6l; Francs, short date, 5. i5aJ.i2i.
The exports for the week ending November %,
and since the beginning of the year were;
1863. 1864. fSeJ.
For the week -. s325l.64 sl,rtyy3 M Ms3r'o ~ ~
Prev. reported. . I5363s,es5 1866 5eo i4o'9'''''o
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

The Reconstruet,oHia is the title of new
weekly 10 be issued next week in Washington City
by Mrs. Jane q. Swsshclm. Mrs. 5. is frank,
spicy writer, and is likely to tell some truth that
docs not find access 10 Washington Journals
generally. We commend her sheet 10 those who
like plain speaking. Price e per annum.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

,HrpprrR continues dull aud prices are "a
y, iai lie. for Crude ana Pc 70. Eehaea ;e..
~; PpiEI.fLR-Silcsiaa is dull with '"'eS I" w."
gold. , r,,,.r ia larger, hut W
more inquiry Tor export prices arc iIe q bns.
isJe. Timothy seed is inactive ct ~ st s3e y
usmp II lax Seed is in moderate ceuia'a ~
4, bush. ,.,.o- AVID very unsettled;
IS, sinAKistIe = NO, er"S % snlss OF $50 70 at os l,c.
c",nwpp %S mont 10 prime While and 5000 mO'' ~
cash. 49,, rotiee a good ~
qury for STRAITS Plates nave Dv"" Ne quote az '
demand. and prices are iu'e H'""
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

FLAX-Irish Dressed is Grmer and In de4'aHa' W.
note sales at .0c Domestic Is inaciWr. .S,,vs and
srr%a is heavy. tho unfavorebe nows from Europs
Checking the inquiry Winter i firm but ,saso sns Gi% srn
only mted the receipts Of Wheat nnsS r"% Eur Europe and
ana Win afss % Src'sS prices have declined especial
!, S%S eSmmon QUALITIES are plenty and h have ,s csn
difficult Of sae at lsrgs snS %ss bcen in Ar
choice has declined but sEn1y Winter Wheat his
demand an ho4 I'Ib bur as sold slowly and w in moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

SONGS OF PRAISE AND POEMS Of DEVOTION IN
THE CHRISTIAN CENTURIES. With an lnrodu,on
by HEsRY CoPPgE- 4tO PIP. 26L Philadelphia h. H.
Butler Co.
The basis Of this volume is Neale's "Hymns OF
the Eastern Church." which comprise translation
of some of the choicest specimens Of Greek
Christian poetry, dating from the fifth century,
and extending into the Middle Age. The American
editor has added to the original selections, variety
Of pieces from modern poets both American and
English, including the names of Caswel Long
fellow, Mrs. Browning, Keble, Hcber, Trench,
ard others, in addition to his own. Many of the
poems are profound in thought, as well as beautiful
in expression, ard with scarcely an exception are
inspired by fervid religious feeling. The volume
is profasely embclished with choice engnvings, and
is brought out in style Of superb Typography and
binding Beside its admirable fitness for sump-
tuous gfbook, the character of its contents render
it "a welcome addition TO the library Of sacred
poetry.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

WANDEIIYGS OVER BIBLE LANDS AND stAs by
The author Of the schonbrrg Gotta Family Lno Pp'
ae Robert CaI,eI brotLers.
Several of the principal localities eommemora'ed
in Holy Writ are here illustrated from the obscrva-
tons of personal tour. The descriptions are
marked by great freshness and ardor OF feeling and
are couchcd in forciblc aud expressive language.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

r..,oment. The volume is clothed In . s''e"'
s,anatc costume, and sufficient appeal presented
to the Imagination to relieve INC ino"o,o";
strictly didactic form. Tho results o' ~'ue 'ea'r
IN, and research, of modern travel, ana SCIENTIFIC
proercss. in their relation to the Holy Scriptures
are set forth in style of delightful ease and SIM
plcity A rigid adherence is given to the orthodox
standards of faith, and no one need alpEehend any
lnrkius hcrcsy or skepticfm in this attempt TO
exhibit the ancient record in the light OF modern
information.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
,,,,. c.p,yr,IY Rrporrr y voR TIE y ). THiBrSy
WIpSFspAy \ny. 20 l-1J.

,,,,,.,.c.p,u,IY RrPorrrp yoR THE Y. ). TaisrSy
WIDNfsrAy. Nov. "a. l-tJ.
ASUFS-Phts haze been In better demand ana piieeh
bayc nd, anced closing firm at sIOoslV % feal!s are
inactive and nominal - 49,,
BEJsWAX-IleTe IL no essential chaIfe ~ Inc
urice of Yellow Western end southern bat holders &C.
nand nn s.yarco; we note sales at fsoJ0c
COpION-IheTe has been more doing. ana rhirf
the n lu rec Il favorable reports from Europe peT -"
lin trcct baye more 9Th, closing at GDonI 3i3
5sc. for Middlnrs sales ofi.VO bales.
IOIPFE--Wc have no sules VI any description Z"
report, bolders generally aie hFn IN ther view & ns
insist uuon foil preyioGs rates. we quote no o. "a
2c ior PRIME i9 a2Oc. for Good, II, a '9e l"r hI'
Ire. for Ordinary ard ls Y'e Tor iilr ~ you e"i
ces all net .ash gold dliy paid. .
/ COAL he demand for Domestic tle past week nis
been quite light owing to the mid weather ana clr
rent lich prices; the receipts have proved large a.u
the market i lower and heavy saes ron yrI1' =
ash a out of the many ynfds, - selng az ~ va
SI2 Foreign il in limited supply, anu IN i"isue"a"u
| at form prices. . ,,,., \,
! CANDL Adamantinc are only In lini'ed ne
maud but prires steady at - Gz-c.i SFelsi anu
Patent have advanced and close hfmer at Soc nor the
/ tirner and Sc. for tie latter -.
! COPPEK-rhe market fpr American lneof has bcen
very unsettled since ogr last; prices gradually nd'hneeo'
which was most mGrked Yesterday alt' rnooh nhaet
very favorable adyo.s nom London, per sie,r N"'a
s.oIi n lodoys market Was very exoIiei al" piles
still tend upwsri. Most holders have vl;hdrawn ueir
stocks from tie market. some 'OJcu 10 bh.tiu'oie
being IN plrt sp, cula,e. but mainly for forward de,
livery tie closing price Is fJa isc. new shea hhg ana
Yellow Metal have also ruled strong. ana have ad'
yunced sympathy with ineu., cCsin- NJ u AT JSe LOT
the former and J6c. fr The latter.
! DRUGS AND DlEs-Ali articles Under ihs head
Ing remain dub, tLoie being no disposition to orr'
a.e beyond the immediate wants of the trade. In prices
vse laxs up CHI % q
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

since Jannary ei5G ss52s9 sl9s 5J3 s69 siNso3' 10
Tie Cincinnati Commercial Of Monday says
Exchange was so finn as TO I1oke 1t necessary ioi
some Of The dealers to ship legal tendoio
The Great Western Railway OF Canada earhedI'f
the week ending Nov. 81:
lr6j. s7 469 81 ise4 s564io 81 Increase sAscRs 10
The Rock Island Road earned the third week III
November:
ls6;. $50 7g7 1865 .e72, C63 Decrease. sli,'3i
The Racine and Mississippi Road earned the tlhrd
week in November:
Is6l .sIa,s0s 1865. .sI5,O93 Increase. si, 70
A Washington letter says:
The Hon Amasa Walker of Massachusetts. urges
Congress 70 act promptly and to determine tiHt leia
tender notes shall be w hdrawD from crcuihion AZ 'e
rate OF 50 many millions month.
As the grecnhacks are withdrawn. the banks mnst
Of contract teir issn.s, beause the law com
ues them 10 keep twenty-five per cent 81 a"i.i
money' npon the whole amount Of their circulation ana
deposits and therefore the greenhaess disappear
crc VIII be no lawiul money but specie ana 10 gt'
rpeeie ,ey must contract their circBaion. 20 Us to
sion tho expof, uf gold ard ease. to sone extent
reaux ul bat article nom Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
SEASIDE STUDIES IN NATURAL HISTORY. Il.
FLIzaDnTn G. AoAssn snd ALEXANDER AGassn syo

SEASIDE STUDIES IN NATURAL HISTORY. BY
FuzaBgTH G. AGAssn and ALEXANDER AGassn 8yo
DID, l55 boston: TIckDor a Fields.
The class of marine animals called by naturalists
" Radates,' including tho polyps, acalephs, and
echinodcrms, more familary known as sea-ane-
mones, jelly-fshcs, star-tshes, and ofherhnhand-
some inhabitants of Massachusetts Bay, are
described in this volume. IL is intended TO furnish
a comprehensive manual, that will be Of
service not only TO the general reader but also TO
teachers and to persons desirous Of obtaining
a more intimate knowledge Of this branch of
natural history. In arranging the volume, the
authors have followed the classification Of Prof.
Agassi2. "Tbe subject Of nomenclature" they
a2tly remark, is not altogether 80 dry and arid
AZ 1t seems 10 many who do not fully understand
the significance Of scientific names. Not snly do
they often express with terse precision the charac-
ter of the animal plant they signify, but there is
also no little sentiment concealed under these jaw
breaking appella,ions. As seafaring men call their
vessels after friends or sweethearts, or conimemo-
rate in this way some impressive event, or some
object Of their reverence have naturallss, under
their fabrication of appropriate names vailedmanya
graceful ausion, either 10 the great leaders OF our
science, or TO some more intimate personal
Affection"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
msrke, has q frmer tone, and afais

PETROLEUM continues III demand, anu Ps de-
again better the inquiry being IN part ior Nv cSa
livery bat mainly ior export; sales NJ ~" '
and Zoo. for Refined. iu bond. ,,o haas Ran
RICE-Prces are steady. ard aboaf IS Io,SIn,e eas
coon have been sold IN lots the trade a'si & syy
SVGAES-The demand for Raw Sugars y s,h ,,hmi
light. AMI the tendency fpfices Is nsey
quotations under the ruling state of ana's M
,o~,inal sales today of sLout rs hhds e's m me-.
RetInIng. st BE. 2o boxes at lie, anu ~ cv,s, bus
Medo On yrvate terms Reued sugars are A. .,co verk
steady. moly OF the rciinerics ne.nS Ia Zoe ',iqtc
SkINS-Deer skins are firm. and 'ne IN m's - rslj,Sr
times f,iry active we notice sales OF .Cooo Isoar,s
civ. 1900 Central American: ~ Il, on pri.
, 40 n Vera Cruz and :. 600 Porto Cav. no' az
so,s ,,y' terms ~ Goat skins are duh and nomlnaL With
's,s sIrIvsTpoo i'is remsins dun Dnt prices are s.
on, change. we quote Ground at 81 l2l ana IJ,sa
- 6Sa 81 a.. the latter rate FOL Ashtohs'
SSupaInrFS~verv uan ~ little Of Importance doins ~
Sfi,i:n- - i'r,iccs are nominal We quote ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

THE WORN WALKs FROM rDEs. BY the author Of the
"Wide, Wide World" I2no. Ip 40. Robert Carter
Brothers.
Excellent literary accomplishments, and de-
voted love of the Bible, are here applied to the
exposition and illustration of some Of the more ro-
markable incidents aud narratives Of the Old
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

FRVIT-Rasins have ruled quite dull and prices may
be within shade lower. and at the close buyers Iod
of. O.her descriptions are In moderate request but
NO have no special change In prices to ADVISE. We
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-08
Srlrft 9tlisrfllaup.
PETER BARENDs:
The Man Who Gained by Losing.
BX REV. JOHN DE LIEFDE.
ICoNCI.UDED.1

CONCluDED.
And Jane Moling did come the next day
and she spoke to Peter and his wife; and
the good girl pleased them 50 much that
she had to come as often as Sic could She
showed, them-her open Bible before her
great many most important and delight
iul things which poor Peter never had
heard OF before. and which he now saw
were quite Enthusiastically written in the
good Book"
eve have been wrong altogether" lio
said one day to his wife. ''and Jano is
right. am sure we musl walk in her way
now, if We don't want TO ruin ourselves" i"
"Wcll, Mrs Stoen, how arc You getting
on!" said Mr.. Kolultu one day as lio was
coming up tho yard, and met tho first
seamstress. Are matters going on well
in the sewing-room?'
pretty well, sir" answered Mrs Stcm,
dropping a conrtcsyi "at least as well 10
could bc expected"
Here Mrs. Steen hcavcd deep sigh, and
cast down her eyes. as if some heavy
weight were pressing npon her soul.
What is the natter?' asked Mr. HOLMAN
IN curious voice. Cant you manage tie
girls!"
"Oh yes, | can, srr but II is not The same
sort OF thing now that it was before"
What do you meQn?' asked Mr.. Kol-
man.
why, sir, since nearly half the girls,
take to singing psalms during their work,
all the fun and pleasure is away"
What! Do they sing psalms? How is
That"
"Why. sir, We shall So0n be set of
Meihodists altogether. Every morning,
hali-an.haur before the work begins, there
is a praycr.meetiIIS ia the store-roon, and
Phillip, the ieatier.cleator conducts il Just
like minister"
"What ia all the world isup!" exclaimed
Mr. holman. "poes Mr.. Blrends know it?"
"Poohl Mr.. Baren1s, sir; why, he'is at
the head of them, He has turned regular
Methodist"
"Not possblel
''Ies it is, sir. lie regularly attends Mr.
Stalman, the Methodist preachers meet.
ings, and so os his wife And many of
our people stay away after seven, twice a
week, as thy OF course go whcro Mr.. Ba-
rends goes"
"Confound them all mutterod Mr.. Kol-
man between his teeth.
lie went to his Office, and Immediately
ordered Peter TO be called down.
lis it true. Peter, that you haze become
a Methodistl"
II have become a Christian, sir" an
swerod Peter in calm voice.
a Christian! :" repeated Mr. KolGau.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-08
NEW HOOKS.

L hN.HAMlLTON, a few days since returned from
/the East, with large supply Of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Notions new Books, &c. Among the large
ssaek Of new publications, which may be found at
the Drug Store, are the following:
"SouIhern History OF the War; Battle Field
the Soeth.S BY an English COmbatant. With wa
Maps.
"ftTee Months in the Southern States" BY
Lieutenant C<1eAel Tremantle.
"lnez; Tale of the Alamo" BY Augusta j.
EFaIls author of G'Bnelah."
4'The Black Plume Rifles" BY Mary A. Howe.
Battle Fields u Our Fathers" by Virginia
4. Townsend.
"Leaves from tie Diary Of an Army Surgeon
BY Tho@as 7. Eiiis, NJ. ID.
Moses Right aRa COlenso Wrong" Popular
Lectures oa the lentatelieli. BY Rev. John Gum
ming, ID. d.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-08
PENSIONS, BoUNTIES, AR
REARS OF PAY. &c

rTNHE undersigned having had considerable ex
Il perience in collecting Claims against the Gov
ernment, tenders hs services 60 those. who may
desire them, for the purpose here specified. The
proper blanks, for all classes of army claimants.
constantly ON hand, and the same may also be
found at the offices of
a. D. Egerton, Notary Public, Toniogany, o.;
Levi Taylor, Esq, Weston;
W. H. Peek, Notary Public, bowling GFcen.
An claims left with any Of the above named gen
temen, will receive pronpt attention.
- Terms reasonable, aud payable only when
successful.
j. w. WOODBURY..
Bowling Green, Jan, II, 1855. 3syl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-08
EGO AND ECHO.

| asked uf Echo t'other day
Whose words are few and oileu fuuuyl,
What TO n novice she would say
or courtShip, love aud matrimony
Quoth EchQ plainly" MATTER o. MONEY!"
Whom should marry ? should il be
dashing damsel. neat and pert
A pattern of inconsistency,
Or selfish, mcrcenary flirt?
Quoth Echo, with decision" NARY FLIEr!'
What II nweary Of the strife
That long had ured this gay dcceivcr,
She promised to amend her lifc
And sin no more can | believe her?
Quoth Echo, with decision :" LEAVE Her !"
But If some maiden with heart,
On me would venture To beStow il,
Pray should act the wiser part
To take the treasure or forcgo iii
Quotlr Echo, very prOmptly--"GO IT."
But what. ii seemingly afraid
To bind herself to Hymons fcttcr,
She VOWS she means to die a maid
In answer 10 my loving lotter'
Quoth Echo, rather cooily g" LIT HHR.
What IL, in spite of her disdain,
find my heart so twisted about
BY Cupid's dear, delicious chain,
50 closely that | cant get out?
Quoth Echo, laughingly-" CIR Our"
But il some maid with beautv blcst,
"A pure and fair az Heaven can make her
Will share my labor and my rest,
Till death at last shall oVertakc her
Quoth Echo, .'oto rotre "TAkE llER!"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-08


\ 5 we have received the transfer Of the stock
N of Agricultural Implements formerly con-
signed to ID. Keps, We would ask the liberal pat
ronagc Of the Farming community to be continued
with us. We will cndc0yor To render satisfaction,
and furnish you with the best implements that We
Corn Shcllers, both hand and power;
Straw and Stalk Feed Cutters;
Hay Rakcs, revolving and wheel;
Grain Drills and Thrcshing Machines;
Rcapcrs and Mowers combined, and Aowcrsi
Saving Machines, best in use;
Victor Sugar Mills;
Cooks EvaporOtors
Steel and Cast Plows;
Shovel Plows;
Cultivators, and
Horse Pitch Forks.
Also, all other kinds of tools and maei, hery for
Farm and Garden use.
~" Flour by the barrel and sack.
sfy" The highest market price paid for Flax
Seed.