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C)nr Scrap aeoOk.
the song OF ALL SONGS.
nv rosy rAsroR.

As you've walked through the town, on niC
The subject I've got you have seen, dare say,
| Upon fences and railiugs, wherever you 20
| You'll see the peuny ballads sticking UP In row
Tho titles 70 read you may stand for awhile
hhis1ma arc so odd they'll cause you h suile
| noted them down as ! read them along,
And I've put them together 70 make up my song
There was "Atrahams Daughter" "Going Out
with " old Uncle Snow" In the Cottage by The
| D Sea-" fI
"1fyonr Foot is Pretty, Show it," AT Lanlgan's
Aud why aid she Leave him" "on the Raging
There was I" Bonnie Annie Laurie" with "A Jock
ey Hat and Feather
al Don't Think Much Of You" ave were Boys
and Girls Together
g Do they Think of me at Home 2" III bo Free
and Easy Still - n - "
" Give us Back our Old Commander" with The
Sword of Bunker Billi"
"whcn this Crual War is Over" No Irish Need
Apply"
"For gverythins Is Lovely" and "Tho Goose
"Tbo Young Gal from New Jcrscy," 40, Wilt
Thou be my liride7"
And con in The Silly Night" "WeIl All Take a
Ride"
"Lct me Kiss him for his Mother" " He's Gay
Gambocr"
"rm Going to Fight nit sigol,' aud "De Bully
Bier"
"Hunkey Boy is Yankee Doodle," When the
Cannns LOndly Roar"
"We arc Coming, Father Abraham, Six Hundred
Thousand More"
" In the Days when was Hard Up" with any
Mary Ann"
any Johnny was a Shoemaker" "or any Other
Man"
'Thc Captain with his whiskers," and "Annie of
tho Vale"
Along yin s,od Bob Ridley" "a Riding on
" Rock the 10 Sleep, Mother" "aoiug Round the
Horn"
"I'm not Myself atall, ,""'m Ii,chclor Forlorn"
Mother, Is the Battle Over -" What are the Men
about2"
b" How nro you, Horace Greeley ?" Does your
Mother Know you're Out"
eve Won't 90 Home. till Morning" with "Tho
Bold Privatcer,"
"Aune Llsle," and zouave Johnny" " Riding
In u Railroad Kgeri
We are Coming. Sister Mary" with "Tho Folks
that Put on Airs"
awe are Marching Along" with The Four-and-
thirty Stnrs."
On the Other Side Of Jordan" Don't Fly Your
Kite too High "
"Jenhe's Coming Der the Green" to Root, Hog,
or Diel"
"our union'a Starry Banncr," "The Flag of
Washington
"shal float victorious DER the land, from Maine
70 Oregon !"
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lSttm aud aJouscIlCld.
Apples - Premature Gathering,

Apples - Premature Gathering,
Il ia a sablect Of general remark among
farmers that apple orchards are much less
reliable Of late years than they formerly
were. Tho reason of the change Is general.
" found ia or referred to an increase IN
the number and variety OF tho insect enc
mies Of ffttit--especially Of the apple.
9 Thoto II isoae truth, we are inclined 20
think, in this theory, but il hardly suitices to
account wholly, on even prinolpa ly, fof the
decreasing productivenoss of tho apple
orchards, N F
It is welilmown that the list thirty years
have, witnessed. uulopke for changes in
the circumstances OF the couf try-muh.
tious brought about by the introduction of
the RAILROAD systeE r Tie consequence is
that towns ana cities have sprung up all
ever the land, making hundred local
markets now where one could scarcely
have been found thirty years ago. These
new Places have become markets for farm
products, mature and iinmatur", to say
noihing of the great and increasing demand
for them in tho Atlantic cities The great
ly multiplied facilities of transportation
the rapidly increasing population OF towns
and cites-and consequent augmented dc
Inaud for farm products, espec ally for lt"
hpplu, nave IOu 20 premature tWNutIlS v
this crop In former years the apple tree
was allowed to perfect the growth Of fruit
till it fell from the pendant bou.,bs by the
action Of outumnal winds, aided occasional
ly by mnnipnlar vibrations in those days
there was no complaint of q lack OF npplss
for the ripouing Influences OF nature wore
not nterlerod with by an ovcr hasty greed
for, the aSails oil farm products. tl
Now however, the c1<eis change The
proximity Of markets lads tp premature
assaults upon ho apple orchards. The trees
are stripped OF their half ripened frnt Often
liyptrBons who ca 70 nothing for tn, health
and perpetuity of the trees F; hence it il
that when the operation of stripping is
complete, tho grouad under aud around
them is literally covered with tho smal
twigs or brauehos lr IN which the pedil
OF the fruit proceeds. This is believed to
be wrong, nor need it to be mattor of
surprise If orchards subjected to thii har
vcsting proccss show decreased produo.
tiveness become sickly in appearance,
aud IN few years cease to bear or do in
O)nse lnence Of the treatment received.
This may he an error, but our impression
Is the reverse, and it would be we'll, per
Laps, for orchordists TO assuno its correct
meas and act uccordNgly A more Ienient
treatment OF the apple tree can certainly
to no harm, While there is chance that
positive good may result from it.
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Breaking Cots.

NDavld, in the Germantown Telegraph
says he is strongly opposed, both in princi
pie and practice, to " breaking colts y thai
ia, allowing them to attain the aye OF twc
or more years before taking them in hand
for learning the principles which are tc
form so important u part IN their future
life. There should he no g breaking" about
it. The education should begin as sdol
as the colt is born, aud, ifproperly atteude,
to, will be perfect by the Time he is large
large enough to drive, Being lol or tiet
with q halter should be his first lesson
never give him chance to break loose
for once done he will remember 1t long
time aud if the lesson be too Often per
mite'h he will make q proficient in ihi,
not desirable act.
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Curious Corn calculations.

A New England Johnny cake taking
the old fashioned dimensions-is sixteen
inches long, six inches wide aud une aud q
half inches IN thickness, Supposing the
euttre crop OF linois Tor SG4 was ground
into meal aud converted into Juhihy cake,
allowing one quart OF meal TO each cake
and the Johnny .oakcs were lid up ia the
f,rm Of solid walt twcnty feet high aud
twenty feet wide 50 that three carriages
could go abreast thereon, thi9 wall W., I'D
reach lrnm Cairo to Dunlellh. II would
surround the city of London, covering enc
nundrcd aud en squire mites with q wal
sixty feet wide of solid bread,
The pnmeuse crop would PIT Johnny
oako into the hands OF every maW, woman
aud child--savage and civil z,d-npon the
f,cc of the iahabitobe glnbe, IL WOULD
require crab eight feet high by eight feet
wide, allowing two aud half feet 10 4
bushel, three thousand two huudred aut
srvenly.eight miles in longlh, reaching
4 ON Passomaquoddy Bay 20 San Francisco
aud good share Of the distance back
II it were converted mto whisky, onmpu
ting three gallons to u bushel, itwould form
an ilaud sea sufficient to loat the entir,
nav.es of the world, No QUE need starvc
to death in Illinois.
II all the kernels of this eNtraoriinar,
! c op we're strung ona wire, allowing two an,
/ halt grains to an inch, leugthwise, ther,
| being 67 200 in husheL this wire wonlJ
/ reach To the neon two hundred and fit,
times forming cable fcur inches in diane
| ter.
Now il this gigantic cable could b,
| twisted about the necks OF speouators
! parasites, monopollsts, and AL others win
swndle the honest farmer and producer
aud the two ends fastened. one to the earth
the other TO her attending satellite an,
| these planets commenced revolving il
! different directions the future avails q
corn crops would be most likely to fin,
their way into the pockets Of those VIII
! kOnesllY earned thea
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Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court,

nN FRIDAY, the i4th day Of September, A. d
~ 1856, at o'clock in the afternoon, on the pre-
misses, IN Plain Township, county Of Wood, and
State Of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate, as the property Of Absa'
lom Smith, deceased, to.wit;
The northwest qGarter or the southeast quarter
OF section nineteen (l9) in township 1--WE t5), OF
range ten 90 east, Ia said county Of Wood, unin-
cumDersa Tnr Sy wdoWsa3WeT' pra,;ga AZ lLV dn
Of salei onothrd in year, aud one-third 10 two
years from the day Of sale, with interest from the
day Of sale deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
ROBERT BRISBIN,
Administrator of hbsal0m Smith, deceased. 6
SLEviN S PARSONS Attorneys. H
Pcrrysburg, August Ia, 1906. 1od$7 %
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Tndiana PlcKIe,.

Take green tomatoes, aud elice them
Put them in a basket to drain ia layers,
with salt scattered over them, say - teacup.
ful 10 each gallon. Next day, slice one.
quarter the quantity OF onions, and lay the
onions aud tomatoes in alternate layers IN
a jar, with spices intervening. Then Ii |
tho jar with cold vinegar Tomatoes
picked as they rlpen, and just thrown into
cold spieed vinegar, are a fine pickle aud
made with very ltila trouble,
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Cole in Horses,

a Wisconsin correspondent of the New
York FacWers' Club preScriheS this remedy
for cole Ia horses Pat the patient Ware
he can lie down aud keep AZ easy as possith,.
Sdiurate blanket IN boiling hot water an.h
throw over the horse along his back forward
OF the hips. When the blanket cools renew
tlm.applicalion till relieved. The horse will
stand lao degrees OF heat.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
publlc sale of Real Isstate.
John Wetmore, Assignee Of lrn,h.co,., 1ecou
William Porter .,,, w piu s ~ III,

John Wctmore, Assignee Of flr.,,hsc.,,., lsc...
William Porter .., piu ~ " ,st, ~,
william Porter ct al. County, Ohio.
IN pursuance Of an order and decree In tho above
i entitled cause, 10 me directed and delivered, !
will oHer at public sale, at the north door NJ the
Court House, in Pcrrysburg, Ohio, on SATUR-
DAY, the 22d day Of September, A. ID. 1866, b.
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'olpck
PM, the following described Real Estate, situate
In the township Of Liberty, county Of Wood and
State OF Ohio, and described rs follows, to-wt.
The southwest quarter of section 20 in township
4, range 10 east, containing 100 acres. Also, the
northwest quarter Of section 20, township 4, range
10 cast, containing 100 acres. Also, the northeast
qaarter Of section 20, township 4, range 10 east,
containing 100 acres-a part OF which is prairie,
and part good timber lands and will be sold in
parcels to suit purchasers, and upon fair terms,
made known on day Of sale. The whole OF said
tract is appraised at $4,000 and can sell for x
thereof. JOHN WETM0RE,
Assignee and Special Master,
Augusi Oh, 1866. I0f$10
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For All Purposes,
From $500 to $40,
The American Deodorizel
AND DISINCECTANT,

'THlS article is prepared expressly to meet the
L exigency arising irom the anticipation of IN,
visitation of the CHOLERA this Summer. This
preparation absorbs all naNious Vlluvia aud impurC
atmosphores, Ia the cellar, in the sick room, OF
in the foul sink, il acts Ike charm n purify and
sweesen. The most eminent PHYSICIANS OF the
country, who have tested its merits, unite in pro.
nooneing superior to every other DeodoriIer aud
Dsintectaut extant.
For sale al the Drug Store Of
PRICK 4 HAMILTON,
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Grape Wines.

Keep the shoots tied up. Thin freely
especially un vines lruiilng the Ii st TINS
Pinch the laIerals to one leaf ii they push
again, repeat the pincling, reducing each
new growth 10 one loaf. Bearing canes re-
10 DO stopped at three or four leaves b yond
thc last bunch. Land pick beetles an cat.
srpillarar3 4f
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

TN orcNiencc rs an order of sale issued to me by
/ the Probate Court of Wood County, Ohio, will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door of the
Cnurt-house in Perrysburg, Ohio, on SATUR-
DAY, the lst day Of September, 1865, between the
hours Of | and O'Clock =. NJ =, to the highest bid
der, the following Real Estate, as the property Of
David Dc France, deceased, to-wit The soulh-
east corner of the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section No. thirty-onc (3l y in
township No. Ave (5), north of range No. eleven
tlll east, containing Eve 90 acres, more or less.
Terms made known ON day of sale,
JOHN A. SHANNON, Guardian 4 Attorney.
Porrysburg, August 2, 1866. 5dSi 50
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Adninistrator's Sale.

ON TUESDAY, the 1lth day Of September,
~ 1885, at one O'Clock =. NJ, OF said day, at the
door Of the Courthouse, in Perrysburg, will be
sold to The highest bidder the following Real Es-
tate, to-wit; Commencing Mt the northwest corner
of the southwest quarter of section thirty 3
towu FIVE t5), range ten (10) running east one
hundred aud sixty tl60) rods; thence. south forty
rods thence west 100 rods Ihence north 40 rods
to the place of beginning, containing 40 acres Of
land, In Wood County, Ohio, as the property Of
on day Of sale.
SARAH l.. BULLS, Administrators.
8. w. CLAY, Attorney. r."
Perrysburg, August II, 1866. 1884 so
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D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that q
IN petition win be presented to the Commissions
crs Of Wood County Ohio, at their session, in Sep
for the establishment of county road, along the
following route, to-wit Beg ming at the north
end Of tie county road known here Ms the Peter
Bower Road, and thence tp run due north on the
east or west side (as the may bel of the line
ditch, between sections Nos. 20 Rhd 20 also be-
tween sections Nos. II and l5 also across section
No. "a, to the county road running east and west
on the north line Of section No. 81 and there ter
muato. PETER BOWER, .
GALUSHA CHASE,
B.Faf.g And other Petitioners.
August Is 1870 lBl
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D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
III petition win be presented to the Commits
sioners of Wood County, Ohio at thcr next session
in September, 1866, for view, location and cstab
lishnientofa county road, commencing ut the north
cNst coruer Of section l. in Lake Township, ant
running west on the line between sections aud
Of Lake Township, aud 35 and SO of town s. nortt
ofrange l2 east, until it intersects the Toledo ant
Woodvllo Plank Road, aud there term nate.
MANY PETITIONERS. ID
Lake Tp., July so, 1865. t AHl4j|
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DoAD N0TlCE.--N Notice is hereby given y;aat II
~ petition will be presented to the Commission
ers Of Wood County Ohio, at their next session,
in September, 1865, praying Cpr the establishment
of a County Road, along the following route, to-
wit; Beginning At the southeast corner of section
10, in jackson Township, in said county: thence
west to the southwest curucr of said secuon and
there to terminate. ,
$. DUNN aud others, Petitioners
August i 1866. I l5d"
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MERCHANDISE.
oEcRaE LAsKEY.
LASKEY & BRO,

NNTE have fully inaugursted the Fall and Wip-
wv ter Campaign, ard have recently filed our
Store with
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SWEET OpopoN.lX! Is the sweetest Ex-
tract ever made Supcrscdes all others.
Try il once; will use no other.
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Bear in mind that i'll dyspepsia, intcrmi:-
tent feyers, bilious disorders and affections
Of the NERVES, no other medicine will pro-
duce one tithe Of the good effect that in
yariably follows the use OF this excellent
where. Nr'r l'orh T'ibt,4e, Oct y, 1865.
oct 10 rs
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Butler and Banks, two OF the mill
tary heroes (D in the late civil war.
wide Bermuda Hundreds and Red
River were nnrtnrcd in what, by
Fourth of July license, is called the
''cradle of liberty" One was the
most ultra slavery, states-rights
member of the Charles on Conven-
ton; the other was the uthor of one
of the maxims of his PARTY ''Let
the Union slide" Butler, in figure
of speech introduced by Grant in his
official report, is 'corkcd in a bottle,
but if unofficial reports are true,
Banks is constantly surrounded by
bottles uncorked--a victim to unfor-
tunatc habits contracted, so the Pu1i-
tan radicals of Massachusetts, say,
Gin the Southwest. At any rate,
they are both to be in the next Con
gress, provided the one is not
smothered in the bottle, and the
other in its contents. But we have
no hope of such good fortune.
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a New AND GRAND EpOCN IN MEDICINE
Dr. MaSgicl is the founder of i new mCii-
cal system! Tho luantitarians, whose vast
internal doses cnfccblc the stomach and
paralyzc the bowels, must give precedence
to tn" man VIII" restores health and appc-
titc, VIII from one to two OF his cxtraordi-
nary Pills and cures the most yirulcnt
sores with box or Of his wonderful and
ail-hcalng SalVc. These two great speci-
tics of the Doctor are fast supcrscling all
the stcreotypcd nostrums of tho day TX
traordinary cures by Maggiers Pills and
Salvc have opened the eyes Of the public to
the inciiicitncy OF the (so-callcdl remedies
OF others, and upon which people have so
long biindly depended. MaSgicls Pills arc
not of the class that are swallowed by the
dozen, and OF which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One or two Of MagGicl's Pills snl1iccs to
place the bowels in perfect order. tone the
stomach, create an appetite and render the
spirits light and buoyAnt. There is no
gripin2; and no reaction in the form of con-
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tions are restored; and if tho ncrvous sys-
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for the wants Of delicate females. Ulccrous
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gnishrd by the disinlcctant power of Mag
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for burns. scalds, chilblains, cuts and all
abrasinns Of The skin Mo.uicrS SURE is in
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New, York, and all druggists, at - cents
per box July 30 1y
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General Intelligence Office

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IL -ciated themselves together for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the above business.
Persons in need of servants, and freed
mon in want of employment, can, by
registering their names at our Office, re
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Frame lSiore-roo,n ut Priratc SAFE
By LEVIN & PEIXOTTn

fsNHE above is offered for sale, the pre-
a sent occupant retiring from business.
vicinity Of the new Market, and Il ti1st-ratc
stand for business Oct "a
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Stamping! Stamping! Stamping!

nONE in a variety of handsome styles,
~ on any kind of goods. A large assort-
ment of choice Patterns carlbc seen at al!
times. Also, beautiful Bralding Patterns;
and orders taken for Braiding, in neat
and pretty manner, on short notice. APP
ply at the auction room of Mcssrs LEVIN
" PEINOTTO, corner Plain ana Assembly
streets, Columbia. oct 23
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CONGiREE iron WORKS /!
COLUMBIA, S. C.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor

NNHE above Works can furnish all kinds
Il OF IRON and BRASS CASTINGS, MA
CHlNElfY, GRIST and SAW MILL IRONS,
GIN WHEELS, of different sizes, &c, at
short notice and on reasonable terms.
4 new, large Foundry having just been
finished, the proprietor is prepared to cast
HOUSE FRONTS and any other CASTING,
of every description and dimension. and
will guarantee satisfaction.
a Portable and q Stationary % and 30
horse power Engine for sale for cash, at
reasonable price.
Il. McDOUGALL, Attorney.
Oct IL uperintendent.
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Removal.

II L. NICHOLS 4 CO., Insurance
4 IL Agents, have removed to the rooms
over j. & t. i. ASnews Store, where they
will be pleased to sec their old friends and
custom crs and all Who desire tie best IL
S;L'tL'lce. Oct - 3
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GEORGE SMITH

- MAY be found next to W.
TN L. Walters, opposite the Mar
N ket, prepared to manufacture
eevery description of Ladies'
and Gcntlemen's BOOTS, CATERS, &c.
Oct "a 1mo
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CoG.GATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet sonp, in such
universal demand, il made from the
choicest materials. is mild and s-mol-
iicnt in it, nature, fr"grantly =ccntch,
and extremely hcaeticiaI in its action
upon :iie ,kin. i'or sale by all Druggists
and Eancs. GNnIS ilraltls Malch oS 1v
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SwEtT Orop0NAN. Tic only elegant Per
ifumc. Is found on all toilets, and ncvc
stains the handkerchief