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l)oAD NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners of
Wood county have granted view and survey OF
county roAd commencing at the county road running
from West Migroye n William ferress Ia Hancock
eoaaty an the line between section 80 and 81 near
Pleasant GROVE School House; thence east along said
line cen section 20 and So - and SS to intcse the
road running aorth and south by Hat6alds Sho Hons
vhereai 10 terminate. And that the viewers and sar
vcyor will meet the house of David j. Daley iD Perry
toNuShdp on the 10th al April nex'.
M. phIEN, rtnp"r
PER-, vp., N'rch i$.h 1851 i'~i'
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DRoBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gved that the undersigned has beer
duly appointed administrator of the estate of Catharnt
Clevers late Of Wood county Ohio all persons interes
ted will govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN RUSSELL, Administrator.
March 18th, 1S6I--45w3+
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Leaving cash balance in The Treasury OF SD $50 81
AuDIroR's 0FFtcs. Wood 60. O.
Perrysburg, March lSt, 1861,
hereby certify that the foregoing statement exhibits
the balance due the different funds shown from the
books in this Office. ADpIsOS SMITH, lrG
t County Auditor.
Hereby certify that them is cash in the County Tresa
NV for the paving Of the amounts as stated above. W
X. GRNHAM 90. Treasurer
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.DoAD NOTICE.

The surveyor and viewers will meet at the house OF
u Bodger the 23d day Of April, 1851 10 view and
locate county road commencing at the west quarter
post Of section % In Henry township thence north
the line between section % and 90 20 and 2i 8 and "
and 10 intersect tho road running NORTH the Same
line, .... .... .... 80. .... .i....H
March 18th, l86l--45w4A .s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

K0"D '0'1'
The surveyor and viewers will meet at the house Of
j. Sheery the 10Th Of April, 1861 TO view and To-
cate county road commencing the Maumee h
Western Reserve road at he concr between road trses
35 and 3S thcuce south the section line TO inersect
the Troy q Webster free turnpike road. .'
March 13 a., I96I--Abw44 .H . ....... D. a. .....
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DRoBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed administrator debons Of the estate Of
David Ccvers late of Wood county Ohio, deceased; all
persons interested will govern themselves accordingly
JOHN RUSSELL, Administ. .ator.
March 18TH lS6l-45w3&
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A DMNIsrRAToR's SALE.

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court of
Wood county, Ohio made the 5th day Of March, 1861
in the Of Matthias Klayberger administrator Of Jo-
seph zeller dec against Jacob zeer ct all the under
signed will offer for sale at the door of the Court House,
in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on . -,.a q. ..r
Saturdy the 5tb day of April, 1861, .,t
at 10 o'clock, m, the following described lands and
cnemcnts situate in Wood county Ohio, to witt The west
Of section a. twp l. in the United States Reserve,
tanning twenty acres. Terms onethird down. the ball
in two equal annual payments with interest and Sc
cured on premises. #aatt.
MATTHIAS KLAYBERGER administrator.
Cook, PRICE JOHNSON atty's.
March the 18th, iS6l--45w5$3 10
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Fort surptcr.

THERE was 1 romorin wasbingIoa, on
Monday, to the effect that Maj. Anderson was
to be Withdrawn from Fort Sumter, and the
rebels given peaceable possession Of that
stronghold. We trust It'll only one Of those
cansrds which SO frequently disturb that To-
cs,ity. y ""'' ~
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DOAD NOTICE,

The surveyor and viewers will meet nj the house Of
John F. Smith the 10 day Of April, 1861, TO view
and locate county road commencing ut the river road
north Of the west branch Of the Portage river between
section and to intersect the town line road between
said township and Troy
March 18th, 1861 -4jW4N .
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3 oHARDwARE. GROCERIES,, sc.

Those wishing purchase anything In this line will
find To their advantage b pay my Store visit before
purchasing elsc,shert The attention of the public is
respectively invited 10 my extensive stock feeling assured
hwill be time pnohtably spent.
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READY MADE cEOTHiNG ,

In this department we have the largest and most com
plete assortment in NoTtheE 0ho. Made mp according
10 the latest fashions and in the most substantial manner
warranted give the very best satisfaction or no sale
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The Philadelphs Press defends Hon,
Montgomery Blair, the new Postmaster Gen
erRl against the attacks Of the Democrats pa.
p4rs, ant ,ays he nil make q capital oniccr
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- prsincy ttAcn in exchange d'r g,od,.
W !. lllTCHCo'k.
Prgy, sburg, January "a, lsel
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MI Fl o Cd
1Fl How Losr-How RESTORED A@LA0
Just published IN Sealed Envelope, 2HEkaEEt1W
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL,
CURE OF SPERMAT0RRIEA, OF Seminal Weak.
ness; Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions inducing Impotency, and Mental and Physi-
cal Debility.
by ROB. J. CULvERWELL, NJ. D.,
Author of the g Green Book" &c.
Ihe WorldrenowDed author,in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his own experience that the awful
consequences of sef-abuse may be efeotuay removed
without medicines and without dangerous surgical op-
eratons pougies instruments, rings cordias, point
ing out mode of cure at certain and efectnal bv
which every sufferer matter what his condition NAV
be- may cure himself cheapy, privately and radically
sands
Sent to any address, under SEAL post paid on the re-
cept OF two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CEAS
>. y: KLINE, l27 Bowery New York. Post Office box
4,ooo. lily
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no YOU WANT WHISPERS
- DO YOU WANT WHISKERSP
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE
. a,

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DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE7
BEbLtNGHA CELEBRATED
STIMULATING oNGUENT, FOR THE wHIsKFRs AND HAIR
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing TO the
Citizens United States that they have obtained the
Agency for and enabled to offer to the Ameri-
can public the above justly celebrated and world-re-
nowned article.
''"' THE STIMULATING ONGUENT
is prepared by Dr. G. p BEILrNGHAM an eminent phy-
scian of London, and is warranted to bring out thick
set of
WHISPERS OR A MUSTACHE.
in from three to six weeks This aatce is the only one
of the kind used by the French and in London and Paris
il is in universal use.
1t is beautiful economical, soothing vet stimula-
ting compound acting if by magic upon the roots
causing beautiful growth of luxurant hair IF applied
to the scalp, will badness and causes to spring
up in place of the bald spote fine growth of new hair
Applied according to directions will turn red or towy
hair OZARK, and restore gray hair to its original color
leaving it soft smooth and flexible. The "0nguent" is
an indispensable article i'll every genteman's toilet and
after one weeks they would not for any consdera-
ton be without it.
The subscribers the only Agents for the article in
the United States to whom all orders must be addressed
Price One Dollar box-for sale by ali Druggists and
Dealers box of the "Onguent warrentcd 10 have
the desired eec will be sent any who desire it. BY
mail direct, securely packed, receipt Of price and
postage, 81 IS. Apply to address
HORACE l.. HEGEMAN & co,
DRUGGISTS, &c.
4Sm6 "a William Street, New Nork.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

thsp goods are generally Sold which is item Of great
interest to the people Of Wood county. sufficient in
ducement, we take it, to make Perrysbmg ne trading
point. H.a
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DOAD NOTICE.

IL '
The surveyor and viewers win meet at the house o
Samuel Shrincr the 10th day of April, 1851 to view
and locate road commencing at the section corner be
tween section nine and sixteen on the Hopper road
thence east on the section line to the Daley road.
March 18th, 1851 -45w4*
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GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT,

A LIB ANY TOy Ets
BROW N g. UNIT, .t
AT their old stand in PeTysburg Ohio, have hand,
and for sale, an endless variety Of celebrated
COOKING, PARL0R AND BOX STOVES,
Ranging in prices to suit the wants of all,
from sl4 to S35 each, furnished in the most
substantial manner, with either Tin or Cop
per furniture. Below we give the names
of Stoves
Ajax, hot air, 8 sizes, square stoves
Globe, air tight, sizes, do
New World do do
Clipper, air tight, elevated ovens, 2 sizes.
Mountain, do do do
Reaper, do do do .."r.
Premiums do rr
For farmers stove, the Mountain and Reaper cannot
be eaualed, having
o TENS OF TERY LARGE CAPACITY.
The pipe coming out back Of the oren, and not on
the top as elevated oven stoves and are warranted
of the best Scotch pig iron liable to crack
the Buffalo stove The joints are ground and cemened
and firmly mounted. Those in want requested TO call
give you better for less money than any other
concern in the country"
. .. oN HAND AT TINES,
PLAIN d JAPPANNED TIN WARE,
STOVE PIPE, STOVE FURNITURE,
&C., d., DC.
~ Job Work in all its forms done TO order.
WANTED, in exchange, Cash, Corn Hides, Fur,
Pelts, Rags, Wax, old Iron, &C., &c ,,,-,.u,
Perrysburg, May sd. 1850 If.
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GiEo. STRAIN, ATTY.
March 9th, 1S6l--44w6$3 IS.

QOAD NOTICE.
The Surveyor and viewers will meet at the house Of
John Bailey, the OH day OF April A. ID. 1851 to y w
and locate County road, commencing at the east quar-
ter post of section B 10 Lake township thence the
half section line to incrsect the road in
said township and there terminate.
Lake twp, March 4 l86l-4is4& 81
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. LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS!
In this department great advantage may be obtained by
close cash buyers from the fact that tine goods bought
for cash directly of the eastern dealers and manuaor
and all imported goods bought at just what it costs
to import them, hence he afford to sell goods at
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DROBATE NOTICE,

DROBATE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Walter Davidson has been
duly appointed and qualified administrator of the
tate Of Isable Reid, late of Wood county, dec.
q. WALTER DAVIDSON, Administrator.
. March 9th. lS6l-A44,y3% 81.
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To impart happy crimson glow to the cheeks, do
not offer you lately imported Parison cosmetic
"Fth Avenue Polish" button the contrary,a healthful
application which will communicate to the cheeks a
delicate the bud of the rose may be desired by
the persons using the same. tis powder, com
mon rouge, it leaves marks of discovery after its use
for tproduces brings out nothing but the natural color
of each check Full particulars given receipt of one
dollar addressed to r. NJ. LANFIELD
44w3 Leoni, Butler County, Iowa.
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NEW ApyERTlsEMENTs.
Semi-ADnual Report
OF TEE
AUDITOR AND TIRE ASURER
or MOON COUNTY ON

UF WUUU CUUNT1, OHIU.
The following Statement shEbits the amount in the
Treasury Of Wood County, Ohio at the close Of the last
dag Of February, 1851;
A Anno,,nf dhn Qiato fnr Nsiniiro I...A A th1 al
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WE CONSTANTLY EMPLOY lSOHANps, AND LAY
''' IN OUR STOCK FOR NET CASH.
OFFICE FURNIruRE- ALL QUANTITIES

A. trR~luvs 81 ,urvr,rp ,s r'rersr>ru
Nsl,h l5,l, 1881 i,ms
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RIFF LIE.

March 18th, ls6l--45w3#
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

SWEET PoTArors. 49, Our friend,
William i. Stone. two miles South.
west Of Pamela, has gathered one
thousand bushels Of sweet potatoes
from two and a half acres Of ground.
Who can beat thatl lie brough,
seven Of the potatoes to our Office,
thu, weighed ,wcnty.fcur pounds
lie also brought the cob Of an ear ol
corn, having the shape Of a mani
body, together with some queer snap.
ed potatoes.
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SUBSTITUTES roR CoffEg. - We
have seen Of late numerous substi-
,utes recommended for coffee, the las,
Of which is the acorn Of our native
oak. It is pronounced an excellent
remedial agent, as we'll as u source
Of economy. a Louisiana editor
says he has discovered y substitute,
which, he says, il the best thing Of
tered, and that is, to throw away the
coffee pot and drink cold water. Wa.
ter is very good, but wi would rather
have something mixed with il,
either coffee or old ryc.
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SASpls, MRS., Oct ~, 1851.
r. the officers and msmbers If ne
Pstss Artillery:
GxxrLsxSS-The amouns Of III.
y Dollars 10 placed h he hssds Of
Col. b. Walton, ssbjess 10 shs orjer
Il yesr eallsas captain.
This b the nett proceeds ofa Dps-
matte and Musical Essessais.s.,
given in Ssrlis for yesr beness. Tn
amount b small. ba, ~ trust Il vivl
bs none the less acceptable = ~
seresat, siaes The motives. q ~
vhc ast lie acceptance esassissss h
highest value. s~le
We need not assure yos,.ma1a
men, Of or confined 1850
essssa, asd 81 or easasjk $500
ligAssa yssr AariDAipa - sIsslss
ysur ssflriae& Odl.as ~, y
90 ssly pssy ~ yssr h1pplssss -
psssPerisy ssa sAss yssr $4,000 -,
b esasssssreas visA ~ tssvssy
ri psspR ~ sAsoD1 s>sastAs
" NE as1lseed i ~ sp1sslsl
~ hoDDlne opsdun6ns 11tuuA Z
49, - - r.
No. ~
IrH91
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NJ" Capt Middletou's line eayal.
~ company lcft on Tuesday last for
Grenada, al which place they Will
rendezvous until fully prepared to
enter active service. This company
numbers seventy I've mcn, and have
the best horses our county could fur.
nish.
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fsis ls 8ah fsta Ihlft Ahd
Eoslsh lgln b. ie nsg y :
aapla ulsf f. psF smbh ~ tlafa'
! fsli fbt tays n Afieh # ~
thor yhrM ~ ~ sathlen
NV. Nj ttsafi "Hshsu n find
NJ mftHa ahi ~ ~ lifm,J NJ
iwhd ihe bottom n ihe sear hpeAT.
TasbI dsH Ths manner ~ shleh
ihii tofkp Ffss small ~ degfs's.
aad bsswdaly lfss,' weaid ls,s ~
iori,bei emo fplts, tal | ~ NOT 81
III ,afyflsei discovered ihh ege
tine IN Ne afsl imF that ogf
friends Nd madt Che seisis NJ ihe
boya pants ioo small
We are sHll %e,tfetug almost dit
" "a he aliaehei sad ! may ~ rib
truth W. afo abKiDBs ~ 10 attacked
We came here 70 fight. and nothing
short u . Gphi will fully satisfy ~,
II may be- thai Wien W. are onee IN
II W. will be- NJ anxious 10 gei out
again, but w viii take the chances,
Wa have thought fur lhc last Two
weeks That a fight was imminent, and
though The prospect seems 10 be- no
faircr nov than ut first, yet our gem
erals ore evidently expecting H. We
have no fears NJ TO the result, come
when II may. The God Of Battles Is
certainly with us, and We will scatter
their hired hosts as We did on the
4Ist.
One D. H. Spaldihg, who Was 4
member Of the "Blucs, and who In.
been IN The guard house nineteenth,
Of the time he Inns been with ~, foI
misdcmeanors, escaped from tn,
guard day before yesterday, aftel
stealing S3l from a member Of ouI
company, and has deserted. Tie nc
knowlcdgcd the theft, aud was mad'
To- yst the money from the place il
which he had Lid it, and escaped tina
night. liz il u worthless .counircl
and il he ever shows his face in Pa
nola county again, see to his case
!, is supposed he has gone Yankee
ward.
The health Of the company Is still
improving. Several Of the boys VIII
were unable for duty at the tim,
were sent back to points beyond Ma
nassas last week. None of then
however were very sick, and the,
will return ~ soon "a they arc full
able TO stand M active campaign.
: Col. Griffith md Major Dickin
have both been quite sick recently
Major D. is nov we'll. but Col. G.
' still confined to hs room. We n
hope he will soon again bf able &
duty. think no regiment in u
service has more popular officers tina
ours. Col. Gria h. Lieut.. Col. IN,
Tor aud Major Diesius arc men
= whom We have tine utmost contdcnc
D and we could lily spare either. The
! are the officers SO have chosen
y lead Us into battle. ard We have
y reason TO regret our choice.
:. We had a heavy frcs, here vest,
day--a real KILLER. don't think
!. hnr, anything, as there is Moth,
: here TO hurt.
!, Lock out soon for something RI
III
"Dluc" and "Bill." Jim. TOO,
think, will try again.
DO You ever play polkerl II
:. you can be accommodated with
game when you come up. There
SOME poker played here.
Your friend.
UNCLE NED.
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rlaetu rotrf Thur viii nui
h. any canfi Nest wfck Jurors Ahd
uilnessea med hnl ni'enl
ssssa
rdnaiuios, Cob iisef gasa Ne
the wfons day ior ibc slaves 10 be at
The depo, At panols H. wants them
to be- there On sunday evening. The
10Th, ready TO leave m Monday mofa'
ing. the Illh
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scnooL Tntsrrts We are re-.
qoes'ei TO 'sy that The Trustees for
township No . vii meet At Panola
IN The "a Monday In Dcccmber, and
that they wi.h all claims presented
IN that iay.
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Cave HtAtntoAhb. Nil
Octslmr III. 1851
Miw Y. u. 1jowers. Mrs john y

UUIahf0n and others. SHFnia, miss
Lsdl.s-yao e.,eensd fayor N
10Th mat. advising N, peiius FLYING
Artillery tina, The sum Of rify Dol.
la,s. abe net, oroceeda Of Ora.
ms,ic and Musical Entertainment,
given IN earli. far vouy lour, bono.
No "a sutieet IN nv order. came 10
hand IN dav before Yesterday. Al
,Le time ~ i,a ~reeeo,iou thc I,as,c,v
was divided. having been placed In
oos,,ion nm diaerep, hights 10 vcocl
M an,icioa,ed attack Of ,ho eoomy.
I, WINS no, until las, evening. there.
fare. that VIVA enabled 10 ploco Il
Lcsore nv mo, md ,,kc ,hciv views
n. n Tho bes, made If d~i.oos;ov of
vour c;o They n, oocc u,a,imoos.
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sshls aaf sallsHtsaA ~ has' rgH'
isflh 10 bslfIs o. o ~ ~ lfsf'
" W. 'tsasfp
aEtsfyaHf f'<has
MiH y Iissss., NJ Haills Js*ss,
Nh a~IAs fskf. NsfaiiS ian'
49, NJ. n tifefastsh, Nss'sf
0m Oslsshy. Master fnd rtm.
INNS, sip Jaha ~ Ulrhiosn,
Me- tohh Wdghi, Nh u A.
Parker, NJ. Alice trump, Me-
fae Walton. MI. sae FImmons,
Nia BETH Nwfl,. Nia AhheHs
colemsn. Mi.s Gallo Morris, Nis'
Rsis sIsdge. Mrs fdaIs fallls.
Nh. fleIsn loyal
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Col Y. ". Wsrdi
Permit me, shvosgk
q yous paper, in hshalf ~
~ Sisters, publicly \.
grateful spprcclstiSs,
our sincere thanks "
n. Coleman, Of Cssna,
rel and patriotic esstvib6(t
and substantial eIsIlino
bic volunteers. Tho psshsp1
tanned ono dosen
pairs Of wool socks, 100000
lent blankets.
MAGGIE BoulI lLs|
in sisss( rn.]
The Southern sillsu.
their thanks 10 Min Hw(k
for : psir Of sapsvlars ee1
->ai.stu
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TINS MissIssIpr RxpRplrlox.--
The New York Times, noticing "rsb-
sltsrsics In the wes,,'' co,.es 10 the
aasseioss eoaclasion that. a. things
ssssd, "ths expedition down the Mis.
sisippi nsss be indefinitely pesspoa.
Cd" fssy Invasion Of rsbsl "sssri.
tesy" b nsds 10 that quarter. ,hs
Tsnss 10 of Ne episioa that !, i Gen.
.ohsrnsa Who must msks Il, and thai
y en- DO Il sssesssfally. The sdis
= says:
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-10-17
FoR THE ENQUIRER. TO A FEW OF US.

While so much has been said concerning Wo- naaa's RigAts-and the unparalleled cruelty of the Lords of Creation in appropriating to them selves those professions which eventually lead to wealth, and fame-and thus confning woman to the more limited sphere of home, and the social circle-how few there are who have considered that man has also just reason to complain of the usurpation of his rights. How often when man has seated himself with his feet dscribing an angle with the table-and forming an orna- ment more to be admired than the most exqui- site piece Of scupture-has he been startled by the entrance of Bidd dy-who, realizing the i'm portance of her station, has completely armed herself with broom, brush, and dustpan-hoa7 ot7e,s l say has he been forced to make sure his retreat-and take refuge in some hiding place remote from woman's sway. And when at night he has returned from his place of business weary, and care-worn-and has comforted himself with thoughts of a refreshing snoze-ah then how often have his fond hopes vanished before the sterner realities of whte-wash and soap-suds.
 But there are minor trials-when compared with others. Who but those who have been similarly stuated-can sympathize with one who on his return after a short absence has found her whom he left gentle and peaceful bestowing smiles-and making glad the hearts of all around her-who l say can imagine his grel when ne mas lound her metamorpnOSed ln- to perfect Nantippe-and has been obliged to make his escape-knowing that woman's ton que is more to ba feared than the united armies of the civilized world.
 Methnks you will all think this curious sub- ject for discussion-but I could not resist so ia vorable an opportunity of expressing my private opinion on this topic publicly, and hope after due consideration of the matter you will coincide with mo when I say that man is much-very much to be pitied. WINrER-GREEN-BERRY.
 Kent, 1861.