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bars, Gathering all his strength, hc bound
ed into the air-srakc ditto; and as he
alightcd on the other side. his snakeship's
tail cracked across the upper bar, swapping
like an India cracker.
Again John set forward now utterly re-.
gardlcss of the girls for the extra tickle
from the snakes tail IA hc lcaped the bars.
hauishrd all his bashtumcSs and molcstv.
and again kc had the pleasure of finding the
snake in 4 straight line, drawing steadily at
the hem of his solitary garment
The house now became the center Of NJ.
traction. and around it he revolvcd with
the speed of thought Four times in each
revolution, Us he turned the corner, his
Suakcship came round with whiz that was
quite refreshing.
While describing the third circle. as NE
camc near the group of wondcr-struck girls,
without removing his gaze from the snake,
lac managed to cry out
Call man -
The next moment he had whiskcd ont OF
sight, and as quick as thought rcappcarcd
at the other cud of the house
Call n man! -
Away he whirlod again, turning the cor.
ner So rapidly that the whjl ot the snake
sounded halt way between a low whistle
and the repeated pronunciation OF douhlc-o.
Before either of the girls had stirred
from their tracks, he had performed another
revolution
"Call man.
Away he flew once more, but his strength
was rapidly failing. Nancy Clark was the
frat to recover her presence of mind, and
| sci2ing hoop-polc she took her station
near the corner of the house, and rs John
rcappcarcd, brough: it down upon the snake
with torcc that broke his back and his
hold upon Johns neither garment at the
same time.
John rushed into the house and to his
ROOM and at tca-timc appeared in his best
| Sunday suit, hut little the worse for the
race, and to all appearances entirely cured
of his baShtuncSs. That night he walked
home with Nancy Clark. The next New
Year they were married and now, when
ever John feels inclined to laugh at hi,
wiic's hoops, or any other peculiarly, she
has only 10 say, Call man, and he i'll
stanty sobers dowA.
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W. G. PREsToN, Esq.

PosITroN IN SLEEriNG.--lt is better 10 go
to s,vcp on the right side, for then the
stomach is very much in the position OF II
bottle upside down, and the contents are
aided in passing out by gravitation. If one
goes 10 sleep on the left side. the operation
of emptying the stomach of its contents is
more like drawing water from well. At
,crgoing to sleep, lot the body take its own
position. Ii you sleep on your back, espe.
cially soon after a heavy meal, the weight
of the digestive organs. and that OF the food
resting on the great vein of the body, near
the back bone congresses it, and arrests
the flow of blood more or less. II the arrest
is partial, the sleep is disturbed, and there
are unpleasant dreams. II the meal has
been recent and hearty, the arrest is more
deciIod, and the various sensations, such
as falling over n precipice, or the pursuit
Of avid beast or other impending danger
and the desperate effort TO get rid Of it,
arouses us; this sends on the stagnating
blood, and we awake in fright. or trem-
bling, or perspiration, OF feelings of cXhaus-
ton, according to the degree Of staguation.
and the length or strength of the effort
made 20 escape the danger. Eating large.
or what is called hearty meal, before
going 20 bed, should always he avoided; il
is the frequent cause of nightmare, and
sometimes the cause a sudden death.
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RETITION TO SELL LAND.

SsPm%s %5hi"isirs,oT M9TGr the Probate Court of
Abraham Yiier. deed. Wood County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that |, Scp,imus Mower,
Administrator of Abraham Nifer deceased, have
this day filed my petition as Administrator of said
estate for the sale of the real estate Of said dccc-
dent and shall, in pursuance of the prayer of said
petition, ON the 7th day of November, A. ID. 1863,
as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard ask
an order of sale Of the following real estate, of
which the said dccedent died seized to pay the
debts Of said deceased being the following lands
situate in the county Of Wood, and State of Ohio:
The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter,
and the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter
of Section 10, Town ), Range Q, az above dc
scribed- containing so acres of land, more or less
SEPTIMUS MOWER, Administrators
JOHNSON & McGowEN, Att'ys for Petitioner.
PcrrvSb burg, October IA, 1863 2id
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Thr Castalian :funnt.
From the Atlantic Monthly
BARBARA FRIETCuIE.
ny !. q. WHITTIER.

Up from the meadows rich with corn,
Clear i'll the cool September morn,
The clustered spires Of Frederick stand
Green.wallod by the hills Of Maryland.
Fair as Il garden of the Lord
To the eyes of the tamished rebel horde,
On that pleasant morn Of the early Fall,
When Lee marched over the muuu,ain-wall-
Over the mountains winding down,
Horse and foot, into Frederick town.
Forty flags with their silver stars,
Forty flags with their crimson bars,
Flapped in the morning wind the sun
OF noon looked down, and saw not one
Up rose old Barbara Frictchie then,
Bowed with her four-score years and ten;
Bravcst Of all in Frederick town,
She took up the flag the men hauled down
In her attic-window the staff she set.
To show that one heart was loyal yet.
Up the street came the rebel tread,
Stoncwall jackson riding ahead.
Under his slouched hat left and right
He glanced; the old flag met his sight.
"Halt the dust-brown ranks stood fast.
Fire out blazed the rihc-blaSt.
1t shycred the window, pane and sash
1t rent the banner with seam and cash.
Quick, MS it fell from the broken staff,
Dame Barbara snatchcd the Silkcn scarf;
She leaned far out ON the window sill,
And shook it forth with n royal will.
"Shoot, if you must, this gray. old head,
But spare your c)untry's flag" she said.
\ shade of sadness, Il blush Of shame,
Over the face Of the leader came;
The noblcr nature within him stirred
To life at that woman's deed and word
"Who touches a hair of yon gray head
Dies like dog :" March on! he said.
All day long through Frederick street
Sounded the tread of marching feet
All day long that free flag tossed
Over the heads of the rebel host
Even its torn folds rose and fell
On the loyal winds that loved it well
And through the hill-gaps sunsct-lght
Shoue over il with warm goodnight.
Barbara Frictchic's work is DER,
And the Rebel rides on his raids no more.
Honor to her and let tear
Fall, for her sake, on Stoncwalls bier.
Over Barbara Frictchic's grave
Flag Of Freedom and Union wavcl
Peace and Order and Beauty draw
Round thy symbol of Light and Law;
And ever the stars above look down
On thy stars below at Frederick town!
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

nN the goth day of November, 4. y. 1863 be-
y } tween one O'Clock and four p. NJ. at Samuel
McCrury's Tavern, in Wood County, Ohio will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate,
the property of X. ]. Iowery, deceased, to-wit:
The south half of the southwest quarter of Sec
tion p, Township north, Range / east-contain-
ing so acres. Appraised at $2iO. This land is
free from dover.
Terms of Sale One-third down, ona-thrd in one
year, and the remainder it, two years the deferred
payments to bear interest and be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
o. L0WERY, Administrators of
r. j. Lowery, deceased.
0ptnbor 4 ISGC
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SINGULAR CASE or MISTAKEN IpENTITY.--In
the battle of Gettysburg there was en-
gagged with the Union forces a young man
whose parents reside in Birmingham, Penn.
II was announced that he among tho
killed in that sanguinary fight, aud his
friends proceeded to the battlefield to re-
cover his remains. After some difficulty
they managed TO recover what they were
positive was his body, and brought il home
and had il inferred in the family burying
ground. \ few nights since the house of
the parents WAS visited by young man
from the army, who aroused the household.
On entering the house, what was the sur.
prise and astouishment Of the parents tr
discover in their visitor their deeply
rnourned son, whose remains they iancicd
were resting quietly in the cemetery, IL
turned ont that the body brought ON ans
inferred was that of a rebel who wore IN
the battle United States uniform, and
whose resemblance 10 the Union soldier
was very striking one.--PHtsb"rg
Commercial.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
L Wood County, Ohio, made on the Both day Of
September, 1863, in the case of Martin Warner
Administrator of Robert r. Parker, deceased
against Lucy A. Parker ct AL, the undersigned will
County, Ohio, ON THURSDAY. the jth day of No
vcmber, 1863 at O'Clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to-wit:
Lots Nos. l23 and 12i, in said village of Ton
togany.
Terms-0n third cash down. the balance in two
equal payments, with interest, secured by mortgage
ON the premises.
MARTIN WARNER, Administrator,
October O. 1868. 24l
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
L Erie County, Ohio, will offer at public SALE on
the premises, ON TUESDAY, the Nth day of No
vembcr y. d. 1868 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the fol-
lowing described real estate, the property of Rich
ard w. Knight, MINOR viz
Lying and being in Wood County, Ohio, and de-
scribcd as follows certain tract OF land lying
in Bloom Township No. B. in Wood County, Ohio;
Section >, Range II, being the north part of the
northeast quarter of said section, containing -
acres and j2-l0O of an acre"
Terms of'Solc Onc-hnlf cash in hand one
fourth in one, and onc-fourh in two years from the
day Of sale. with interest, secured by mortgage on
the premises. SIMON KNIGHT,
Guardian of Richard W. Knight. minor
SauluSkv, October 20, 1868, 26c$2 90
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WuES James. T. Brady, the lawyer of
New York, opened lawyers office, he
took basement room which had previously
been occupied by cobber. lie was some
what annoyed by the previous occupants
callers and irritated By the fact that he had
few Of his own. One day an Irishman en-
tered
"The cobbler's gone, see, nc said,
:" | should think he had, tartly responded
Brady.
"And what do ye sell ?" he asked, look
ing at the solitary table and few law
books.
Blockheads, responded Brady.
" BE gorra," said tho lrishnan, "yc must
be doing mighty fine business-ye haint
got but one left
The Boston Saturday Eceai"g gazette
is responsible fov this.
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Life is but span--of horses;
One is cage" the other prime"
Up and down the lil our course is,
go in" ponies -" make your time
Boyhood plies the whip Of pleasure,
Youthful folly gives stroke,
Manhood goads them at his leisure,
"Lct en- rip, they're tough as oak
"TTi va thcrc!" the stakes well pocket,
To the winds let care be sent;
Time, 2:40-" whip in so"ket,"
Give 'em string and let EN- went"
On the sunny road to fifty
"Primc" is drowned in I.ethe's stream
Gage" is left, old, unthrifty;
Life then proves ga one-horse team"
"Age" joys on, grows quite unsteady,
Reels and slackens in his pace.
"Kicks the bucket" always ready,
Gives it up"-Death wins the race.
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From the Cincinnati Times.
THE CONFESSION.
ny NORRIS Il. NORTON.

Mine All mine, from the golden crown
OF the head you pillowcd upon my breast,
To the dainty foot, meath the muslin gown,
That peeps and hides in delicious unrest?
Mine? Every throb Of that warm, full heart,
From its iuuost core to those fngcr-tips;
Mine. all the sweets that inclihbly part.
When you kiss, from your halr-open lips?
Mine, did you say, for the leyc YOU bear,
One with my soul for your own souls sake
Two with the World when the World we dare,
But One in life the World can not partakc
Well I can smile at the frpwns of Fate,
And though Fortune should hate me, will no
repine;
| rise by your love to the highest estate,
And am fully your own as you mine.
CINcINNATI, October 8, 1868.
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Keep Your Feet Dry !

NNTM. HOUSTON, as usual, is manufacturing a
w large amount of SHOES and BOOTS, for
the Fall and Winter trade.
Ptrrysburg, September ., 1863. 10
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As proof Of the wonderful memory Of
Thomas Fuller il is said he could repeat
Eve hundred mcomected words after twice
hearing them, and rccito the whole of the
signs in the principal street of London. after
qnee passing through it AMI back again.
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THE young ladies' Of town in Pcnnsyl-
vania are said to be keeping a list Of the
single drafted men, and noting down the
reports of the Examining Board, with a view
to select sound husbands. That's hard on
the boys.
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THE Able Rcgnier, Secretary Of the
French Academy, once made a collection oi
money among the members for some com
mon purpose, lie went round at a meeting
with his hat, receiving tho contributions.
Not perceiving that the President, Rose, "a
very Faiserly person, had dropped IN his
share, the Able presented the hat again TO
him. The President declared that he had
made his contribution, anl ltegnier said
" believe it, but did not see H." And
!, said Iouicucllc, SAW II, hut could not
l.lieve il
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Flax Straw Wanted,

DARTIES having Flax Straw to sell, will hnd
L Cash market for it at the Agricultural Ware
house. ID. hREPS.
Pcr-r. hr~~ S,~'1mhcr %, 1858, q
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Sal Disxraccd the Family f,

\ traveller in the State of Illinois some
wears ago came to long log hut on tho
prairie near Cairo aud there halted. lie
went into the house. Ii was wrctched
anhr--an empty packing.boG for "a table,
while two or three chairs and dsagrceablu
stools graccd the reception room. Che dark
walls of which were further ornsmented
10y n display Ct tin ware and broken shelf
article " two. The woman was crying in
one cufncr, and the man with tears in his
eyes and pipe in his mouth, sat on stool
with his sorrowiul looking head supported
by the palms OF his hands. Not q word
greeted the interlcpcr.
We'll" said he "vou seem TO be in aw.
ful trouble here. What's up2"
All We are almost crazed, neghbor,"
said the woman, aud we ain't got no pa.
ticnce to see folks nnw."
That's all right. said the stranger, not
much taken oback by the polite rebuff;
but can I've of any service To yoa in all
this trouble ? "
"Wcll, we've lo1t uur gal our Sal'sgono
of and left us, said the old man in tones
of deep despair.
An, do you know what induced her TO
leave you, remarked the new arrival.
well, We cant say. neighbor, AZ how
she's so far lost rs to be induced, bnt .hen
shc's gone and disgraced us, remarked the
afflicted father.
Yes, stranger. and ~ I should say
1t as is her mother but there warnt
pouticr gal in all the West than our Sal.
She's gone and brought ruin on her own
h al now followed the stricken mother.
"Who has gone oil with her, asked the
! visitor
Well, there's the trouble. Tho gal
could have dono well, and might have
married Martin kchoc. u capital shoemaker,
who, although he has but one eye, plays the
llutc in lively manner. and earns a good
living. Then, look, what life she has de
serted she was here surrounded 10y all tho
| luxury in the country" said the father.
Yes. who knows what poor Sal will have
to eat, drink and wear now" groancd tho
old woman
And who is the fellow who has taken
her into such misery"
"Why, she's gone otl and got married to-
- critter called all editor, as lives in tho
village, and the Lorl only knows how he's
to airn u living"
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"NMLANDrGHAu waits anu watches over
the border. -. .NaaFy.

"NALLANDIGHAW waits ami watches over
the border. -MaaFy
30! for a tongue ~ curse the slave,
Whose treason, like deadly blight,
Comes DER tho councils of the brave
To blast them in their hour Of might!
May Iite's nblcssed cup 10 him,
BE drnggd with trraeh iics to the brirus-
With hopes, that but allure n fly,
With joys. that vanish while he sips,
Like Dead Sea fruits, that tempt the eye,
But tnrn 10 ashes on the lips
His countrys cnrse, his ehildrens shame
Outcast Of virtue, peace and fame,
May he at last, with lips Of dame.
On the parchcd desert thirSting die
While lakes that shoDo in noekery nigh,
Are fading oA untoaehed. Untssted,
like the once glorious hoFe1 he blasted
And when FROM earth his spirit dies,
,hhst Prophet, let the damnd Que dwell
Full IN the sight Of Paradise,
BoilodNS HeaYn. and feeling Hell !"
lf,or,'s Lalld R0osh.
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A sUHGEos once waited upon an eccentric
old gentleman with his bill for medicines
and visits. The patient agreed 10 pay for
the medicine and return the visits.
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Streets Paved with Silver.

The Virginia City (Ncvada) Bulletin re-
marks:
1t is absolutely no more "figurc Of
speech to state that the streets of Virginia
are paved with silver, for it is literal fact
that they are. Thousands of tons of rock,
which in other countries would pay we'll to
extract the silver from, are here used to
level and nacadamize the streets. We saw
only yesterday quite number Of men en-
ployed screening the refuse rock from the
Spanish claim, the finer portions of which
are worked by some of the mills, but that
which will not pass through the screens is
carried on to the roads. We picked up
some pieces of this refuse rock that in any
other locality would have been considered
rich Another source whence the streets
Of Virginia derive considerable quantities
of silver, is the hundreds of teams that are
constantly passing through them laden with
the rich rock they carry to the mills on
Gold Canon and other places The rock,
often much dccomposed, is the larger por-
tion of it carried loose in these wagons,
and at every yard they travel they drop
some portion of their loads.
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Mr. WEBSTER AND HIS BItIS-Our road
crs may he aware that Daniel Webster was
not SO careful in his pecuuiary matters ~
some men, and this fault WAS at times taken
advantage of At ono time poor man
sawed pio of wood for him. and having
presented his hill it was promptly paid by
Mr.. Webster The laborcr took sick during
the winter, and - ncighbor advised him TO
! call upon Mr.. Webster for the payment of
his bill But he has paid me-" raid the
man "No matter, replied his dishonest ad
wiser. "call again with it. lie don't know,
and don't mind what he pays. II is very
common thing for him to pay much larger
bills over twice" The man got well, and
carried in his account the second time. Mr..
| Webster looked at it, looked ut the man.
remembered him; but paid the bill without
dcmurring. The fellow got "short" some
three or four months afterwards, and be-
thought him of the generosity Of and loose
manner of Mr.. Webster in his money mat
ters and third time he called and pre-
sehtcd the bill for saving the wood. Mr..
| Webster took the account, which he immc-
daitcly recognized, aul scanning the wood
| sawyer a moment, he said How do YOU
keep your books, sir2" a. keep no books"
said the man abashcd. g. think You do,
sir continued Mr.. Webster with marked
emphasis and you excel those who are
satisfied with the double entry system.
You keep your book upon a triple entry
plan, observe" Tearing mp the account.
| Mr.. Webster added Go, sir, and be hon
| est hereafter. have 10 objections to pay
ing these little bills twice. but cannot pay
them three times You may retire The
man left the room. feeling as though he was
suifocating for want of air. lie had learned
lesson that lasted through life
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EEdaAE NOTICE.

D'an'ho smolley' In the Court of Com. Pleas,
Joseph Smollcy. ! Wood County, Ohio.
THE defendant, Joseph Smollcy. will take notice
that the plaintiff has this day filed her petition
in the Clerks Office of said county. The prayer of
said petition is iordiyorcc and alimony. Cause as
signed absence for more than three years, gross
neglect Of duty, aud adultery. Said cause will be
for hearing at the November Term of said Court.
DlANTlIA SM0LLEN.
Johnson & MctowEN. Attvs for Plaintiff.
Pcrrysbur- October 2I 1863. 26i
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SHERIFF SALES, &C.
SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
Peter Schatcnberger,
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.
II. W. johnson ct al. \
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by tho Clerk of the Court of Common Flcas,
Of Wood County. Ohio, and to me directed anil dely
cred, will offer for sale at public venduc, at the
door Of the Courthouse, in Perrysburg, in said
county, on
SATURDAY. November %, 1863,
Between the hours Of l2 and o'clock ?. VI. of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
The southwest ouc-fourth Of the northeast ono
fourth. of Section No. l3, Town north. Range l2
cast containing 40 acres all in Wood County.
G.. F.. GUYER, Sheriff.
7. & D X. HoLLENBEcK, Plaintiffs At'ys.
PcrrysburC October Is, 1868. 26cSS IS
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DEDEMPTION NOTICE.. NJ. NEWTON,
h his assignees will take notice that James Conk
lin has deposited in the Treasury OF Wood County,
Ohio Forty.four Dollars, Eghtyseyen Cents aud Six
Mills to redeemth the pt 70 rods und in Section
:, Town north, Range II cast--394 acres. Sold at
the Delinquent Tax sale January -, 1903.
ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor.
AUDrroR's OTFIcE, Wood County, o.
perTyshuTg, October :, lS63. 2idf
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CLOCKS,
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
THE PEARL MILLS

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
~ THE PEARL MILLS
With new and improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding of
all kinds in the best manner, at the shortest no
ticc With mapy years experience in the business,
the best of machinery, and experienced and com
petcnt millcrs, we will not fail to give good salts
faction to all who may favor us with their patron
age. And, while we gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended Us during the past
many years, we assure you no effort shall spared
to merit continuance of your favors.
.+5" The highest market price at all times paid
for Wheat. DICKS & JOHNSON,
43tf. Ndumtc CITY, Feb. II. '62.
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NDIINI NOTICE.-Noticc
IN is hereby given that have been duly appointed
and qualified Administrator Of the estate of John
Scott, late o; Wood County, Ohio, deceased All
persons interested will govern themselves accord.
nEly. WM DAVIDSON, Administrator.
rerryshurg October H. 1SG3, 2id*
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40 All whom IL May Concern.

I HEREBY caution all persons against trusting
1 or harboring my wife. Rachel Ann Brown, on
my account as will pay no debts of her contract
ing. in any way whatsoever 7. i. BROWN.
PcrlVShl,rr, October 9S 1863 2fc