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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14
Strange Freak of a SOmnambulIst.

WE give below the facts in one Of the
most remarkable cases of somnambulsm
that we have ever been called upon to
chronicle. A gentleman, in whose vera
city we have thorough confidence, fur
nishes us with the following;
4" | was passing along Bench street last
night at about 1880. When near Kin
street saw strange spectre mounted on
the back of dark bay horse. The ami
NAL was moving at very slow pace,
which gave me an opportunity of scan
ming the remarkable apparition, II was a
woman in white. As the horse, moving at
a snail like pace, came opposite TO me, /
took in at glance the entire situation.
l recognized the face of the rider. 1t was
Miss -, well known in GalenA. Her
eyes were wide open. They seemed TO be
gazing at nothing, Her hair hung over
her shoulders and down her back. Tho
horse moved along without being guided
by his rider. My first impulse was to
make noise, Uut fearing that = sudden
awakening would throw her into ft of
Mysteries, concluded TO follow this ghost.
ly rider and thus be At hand prepared to
avert any danger that might threaten.
The horse moved down Bench street 10
Spring; turning the corner of Spring he
swung Aiounu INTO hlaln street. AT the
corner OF Washington street q boy, catch
ing sight Of the remarkable phenomenon,
became So badly frightened that he began
howiing piteously, fastened to the side
of the young lady, who, as l had antici.
pated, was awakened by the fearful
screaming She lost her balance aud
would no doubt have failed to the ground
If had not caught her in my arms. Sc
cured the horse, and conducted the young
lsdy, amid bushes and explanation, TO her
home"
The horse belonged in a stable situated
In the immediate viciuity Of the lady's
home. lie had been placed In the stable
that evening, and securely fastened with q
/ stout halter. How the sleeper gained
access TO the stable Snd liberated and
mounted the animal is mystery that
/ perhaps never win be explalQei.--GalsFa,
Nl, GdSSitS,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

returned home weary and sad, and 81
lent. he'd nothin 90 say TO Basoom no
cheerin words TO sling at Deekin Pogram
They didn't know what | went Tor nor
how went, nor shel they ever know.
am, however satisfied that | must imme'
Utly make a shift into suthin. My time
here is rapidly drawin 20 a close-the
sbadders is closin round me, and the mite
is at hand.
PETROLEUM " NAsny, p. NJ,
fWich il Post Master
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

PRoF. GRrEINaER, in his work on Mem
tai Pathology and Therapeutics says
" A colony OF the insane has been formed
in the remarkable Belgian village OF Gheel,
Ia which, for several hundred years past,
lunatics have lived together with the In
habitants, and even resided In their fami-
lies. In former times people frequently
resorted thither TO supplicate the aid OF
Dymphue, the patron saint OF the insane,
although people are seldom in the habit
now Of consulting her oracle. Out Of n
population Of about 1900, IL has from 900
TO 900 inhabitants who are insane. The
lunatics enjoy an amount of freedom
which never could be permitted them
in an asylum. All who are capa-
Bile Of II share in the mechan-
ical or agricultural employments Of the
sane. The treatment in the main is very
mild, and restraint is never made use of
without previously consulting physician
Suicide is rare, and the general physical
health so good that in 1888 two Of the
patients reached upwards of 100 years of
age. Owing TO the peculiar situation of
Gheel, escape by the patients is difficult,
With all its advantages, 1t has undoubted
drawbacks. But the experiment at Gheel
has proved that the greater number of the
insane do not require the confinement of
an asylum that many Of them can safely
be trusted with more liberty than those
institutions allow; and that association in
family life is very beneficial TO many in
sane patients.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

the name and address Of the conGgnee,
should be marked plainly upon the
crate. In order TO prevent delay and mis-
takes, inform the consignee OF the ship
ment by early mail or telegraph, so that
he may know when and where TO look
for the packages promptly on arrival
American AgriculturiSt
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14
Nor AssunMe.--A Breton peasant

Nor AsSuRINe.-A Breton peasant on
Rambouinet. While the barber was strapPlng
his razor the peasant noticed dog sitting near
his chair and staring At him nxedly.
what 10 the matter with that dog, said the
peasant, " that be stares 90 al mel"
The barber answered with an uneonesEnod air
That dog is always the1e. nou see when
cut Oh pseos Of an ear"
-" WelW
ga Well. ha eats n -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

A RULE THAT WOULDN'T WORK Born
WAYS "A young man asked his servant to bring
him his boots.
"why haven't they been oleaned"
"Oh, sir; IL is frightfully muddy, and you
would dirty them again in ave minutes. / con
cluded thatit wouldn't be worth while to waste
my time on them"
The young man said nothing, but as he was
about TO leave the house for dinner in the city, he
locked the cupboard and put the key In his
pocket
But. cir, /" said:ths servant, 81 shall want the
Oh answered the young man "sinoe you
will be hungry again tomorrow morning, GER
tainly il would be nonsense for you to eat this
eVaninCn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

The greatest care, II is true, cannot pre-
vent accidents to horses, in all cases, but
with proper attention the number Of the
halting ones would constitute the excep-
tion, and not the rule, as is now too often
the ase.-TUrf Field and Farm.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

BUILDERS AND oTHERs contemplating building
can save time and money BY consulting the pEAc-
Springfield, L.. DcrripAYe ca osue sent nee
70 any address ~ts
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

SWIFT QuTETEE, Is tndyTaRf-
Cd eQual-dose for doee-to the
sulphate OnitteF) Quinine, With
tns Important udvAniage OF
being sgeet Instead Of bitter.
SVkPNfA. 10 OPIUN PUEIFIKD
Gifts sickeninf and poisonous
properties. " 4 the most per.
lect AAOOYNG ahd sOOrH-
ING CPiATk ytt discoY-
cred.
/" sold By nrugEsts, pre-.
Physicians. Msde only by
,nisL Detroit Mich
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14
To Enjoy Lifr's blessings We Must Have
Health,

1t is stubborn fact that every human being is
more or less predisposed to disease, and in the
Spring the exciting causes of disease are numer-
ous and active, and sickness is exceedingly prev
alent. Now, to counteraot the baneful influences
which sometimes tell with fearful effect upon our
system at this period of the year, a certain and
agreeable remedy is furnished by Messrs. DR.. 8.
b. Hartman & Co., of Lancaster and Pittsburgh,
Pa 1t is that noted and eflicacious invigoraut
and tonic, MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS-a life
giving preparation and in universal use. 1t lie
the best blood purifier now before the public; 1t
invigorates. renovates and cleanses the life cur
rent within us; correots all the Irregularities of
the system; imparts fresh vigor and strength to
the constitution, and produces perfect health
nervousness Everybody ought to use 1t in the
Spring and Summer, as 1t will be found reliable
protection against disease and promoter OF hap
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and honestly the living questions Of hour religious,
moral and political. There s no better family and
religious Journal in the country Itslst Of premiums
Tor new subscribers is = most tempting one, and .
canYasser 10 wanted In every neiFhhorhood
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

A SURE CURE FOR FELoN.-When
the soreness first commences, or even when far
advanced, it can be relieved and entirely cured
by holding the hnger or part afflicted in Perry
Davis Pain Killer for half an hour. 1t has been
thoroughly tested, and proves never-failing
remedy. A felOn is troublesome thing, and we
would advise all so troubled to test the remedy.
Sold by medicine dealers generally
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

Read the advertisement of the Mason
& Hamlin Organ Company in another
column, and send for the descriptive circu.
lars which they offer to send without
charge TO any one. As the demand for
the celebrated organs has steadily in
creased, coming from almost every coun-
try on the globe, the company have added
new machinery and facilities for manufac-
ture which enable them TO produce the
best instruments they have ever made, at
reduced cost. II is their fixed policy TO
sell always at The smallest remunerative
profit, and they have accordingly recently
reduced their prices, and are said TO be
now selling some styles of organs at con-
siderably less than the actual cost OF man
ufacture of similar instruments, to makers
not having such facilities. Another pc
culiarity in the mode Of doing business
adopted by this company is, they print in
their circulars their lowest prices, which
are invariable, and alike TO all
s-~
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practical business forms. Sent by mail or ex-
press on receipt OF price. Price $3.50. Published
by r, b. Myers, Law bookseller, No. 81 Washing
ton street, Chicago, Ill.
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A COLONY Of Insane peopIe.

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-14

EVERYBODY TAKES Tive notice these
biters have taken the premium at the Louisiana state
Fair In April lS09 This Is hattering when u "
considered there were many competitors with diner
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NAsnrY.


tFrom the Toledo Blade.l
AGR. NAsBY TRIEs AN EXPERIMENT WHICH
RESULTS NOT AS uE ExrECrED -TnR
NEW FEELING TOWARDS THE NlaeER IN
fNpfANA
Evening star., 1869-12-27

III seems by the published letter of Governor
Bowie to the President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, dunning the latter for
'he unpaid 'hfth of the gross receipts from
passengers over tie Washington Branch, that
The money derived from this swindle upon the
travelling public il 90 absolutely aeefsd to provide
Tor the expenses of the State" In other woris
Ooy- H. makes the mare admission that the
state OF Maryland is in 50 impecunious conli-
uOn that 1t has 10 resort to the highway. a Lx
Dlek Iurpin, and levy tribute upon hapless
passengers caught in its territory to enable it to
meet current expenses This, too, after the
supreme Court has decided such tax To he lille
gal! Truly. - My Marylar1' must be in lis
treSsed condition, financially, when it has to
resort to such eNpedients 70 make both ends
meet!
At the same time the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company Is committing the logical and
legal blGnder of continuing TO collect tax upon
passengers that they cOncede has been decided
unconstitutional by the highest legal tribunal
IN the land. They admit, too, that they cannot
lawfully pay over the money TO the State after
IT Is collected. In this opinion they are sustained
by the best legal authority of the country: VET
they continue to levy the tax. From the moment
they came to the decision, thus amply fortified.
net TO pay this tax longer to TIE State of Mary
land they should have reduced the fare to the
same extent over the Washington Branch; and
they putting themselves in a very awkward
and indefensible position before the country by
failing to do so.
Evening star., 1869-12-27

Lead Palsy is said TO be not uncommon dis
case among the fashionable ladies of New York
who are in the habit of using cosmetics to give
an artificial whiteness and softness to their com
plexion. The various identifying Lotions :,
"Blooms of YOUTH" and like preparations, do
the business splendidly-the poison from the
lead, which Is an essential ingredient in all such
nostrums. being absorbed by the skin and pene-
tating the nerves, bringing on utter helpless
ness. Death does not always ensue, but it is
said that those who recover after having once
been attacked by the fearful disease ever after
give to all classes Of beautifying preparations a
wider berth than burnt child does to a rei-hot
cooking stove.
Evening star., 1869-12-27

FoRKIGN NEWS BIZ CARLK---Paris was In one
of its frequent conditions of political excitement
yesterday. Seventy soldiers Of the garrison were
arrested for being concerned in q Republican
society. To-day the ministry is expected to re-
sign, and the name OF olivier Is again connected
with the formation of a new Cabinet.
Dispatches from Rome announce several Of
fetal receptions by the Pope. The Committee
OF the Council upon Discipline has been ap-
pointed, the Archbishop Of New York being a.
the first OF the members
The Austrian envoy being absent from Yoko-
hama, Japan-Austrian subjects there are under
the protection of the British Consul The
Mikado has pardoued the Tycoon and Prince
AidZu the leader Of the late rebellion
A Vienna telegram reports the receipt of ad-
vices announcing that the Dalmatian rebels ai
laid down their arms and surrendered.
The reported reconciliation of Isabella and
Montpensier Is formally denied by the Madrid
correspondence.
Evening star., 1869-12-27
Arrcttr fir Indication If.

lNt'' Ai ''iie he sentiment of the
pHbhc IN relation % the tariff and free trade
ques stlOias. which must soon become absorbing
t"iiu'- al issues, may De gained from the manner
n. which Commissioner Wells report has been
treated by the press of the country. In the
eastern and middle States only the Democratic
journals gave any considerable space to extracts
from or abstracts Of the document,-the Repub-
Hcan papers generally dismiSsing it with a
column or ~ OF its substance, and little or no
editorial discussion OF its recommenda-
tions or conclusions. Out West, however, il
receives more attention from the newspapers Of
both parties, and several of the leading Repub-
Ecan journals publish it in full. Clearly, the
next sectional war is to be not about slavery,
nor the Chinese problem, but over free trade
versus protection, accordingly as each portion
OF the country il affected by the results of
either system.
Evening star., 1869-12-27

The Suez Canal, according to Mr.. Smalley,
the Intelligent and apparently minded rep
resentative Of the Tribune at the great opening,
VIII do for steam vessels less than two hundred
feet IN length and drawing less than fourteen
feet but he estimates that about SO 800 900 and
nearly years time will be required to bring it
up TO the original promise, and to make 1t really
available Tor commercial purposes,-the great
need being greater depth OF water and straight
ehing OF Certain short curves. So far some
sS'oo'"o have been spent on the work, and
the company are now out OF money.
Evening star., 1869-12-27

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT TRENTON, Nj
Iloo Persons Injured on the Warrington Throuqh
Irdtn--On Saturday evening the Southern and
Western trains were detained at Trenton, New
Jersey. two and a-half hours. The Western
train, leaving New York at p. m, was detained
NJ trenton, repairing hot journal under one of
the cars. The Washington train, leaving New
York at go p. m, ran into the rear of the wes-
tern train damaging the locomotives and several
cars and fnjuring one passenger slightly, and
the train guard or brakeman on the western
tr ain had his ankle sprained.
Evening star., 1869-12-27

Mrs. Lucia G. Calhoun, a periphrastic CORE
spOndent of the Tribune, who has been brought
into rather unenviable notoriety by her connec-
ton with the Observation-Disclosures scandal,
was married on Wednesday last to Mr.. Corne-
Eus Runkle, a lawyer of New York.
Evening star., 1869-12-27

Hon Alvan Flanders, Governor of Washing
ton Territory, arrived here last Friday evening,
little too late to sit down on the papers endors-
ing Generai Solomon, who was appointed his
Official successor a little whae before
Evening star., 1869-12-27
HOLIDAY GOODS.
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
No. 343 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

NO. o4o PENNS1LNANlA AVENUE.
We would respectfully call the attention of stran
gers and citizens generally TO very large and
complete stock OF FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIs1Ns, (all punches, for
LAYER RAisINs. quarter, half and whole boxes.
GiTkVN, CURKANTS, FIGS, PRUNEs.
FRESH SARDINES, quarter and half boxes.
hS, PEAhSCHES, STRAWBERRIES, DAMsONS,
CAST6N CHOW CHOW, CANTON GINGER.
suGAR TAMARINDS:
STUFFEp OLIVES, QUEEN OLIVES, CAPERS
DEsICCAIRD COCoANUT, TAPIOCA, FARINA,
ES$flSH$$D $fIlss$ FRENCH MUSTARD, FRENCH
nhsf sSntE whLNGF AND TSMhTS thTsHF
CROSS & BLACkWELL'S PICkLED ONIONS,
CHOW CHOW, &C.
DEvILED TURKEY, HAM TONGUE AND LOB
ED pS STHk; S f@r sandTisheso T%M rorS pr.s Dr,curS
L. RoEDERER'S "CARTE BLANCHE" CHAM
MOTT & CHAMPIONS "vIN IMPERIAL
GREEN SEAL CHAMPAGNE.
yre: CL!C9uOT CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE.
CHAs. HEIDsIECk S STAkDARD do.
ABSINTHE, ANNISEETTE, CURACOA AND
PERFECT LOVE CURDIALS.
SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINE, very old and
RAMsEfS'ss SMEsEf S"sfs5TCH SCoTCH WHISKY.
0TARD, DUPUY / co BRANDY, 1858.
FINE WHISKY, GIN, &c, &c:
de l5-eo2w IRepublican.l
Evening star., 1869-12-27

From Prender & Co., Az 18th street, we have
the Christmas number Of London Soei,ty and
The Graphic, a London illustrated weekly. for
December 4.
Evening star., 1869-12-27
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Dr. Riosax's Golden Balsans No. 2 cures Mercu-
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On receipt OF price, these Remedies win be shipped
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Evening star., 1869-12-27

From Philip s. solomons we have Harper's
Basar for January8.
Evening star., 1869-12-27
AILMENTS.

There are many ailments, trying i'm their nature,
but the symptoms Of which not sufficiently
specific to enable physicians to classify them under
any particular head. ASS general rule they arise
frcm general debility Of the whole organization,
but their primary causes, in at least three cases
out Of five, Is lack of brisk vital action in the
stomach and liver Stimulate and tone the relaxed
digestive and secretive organs, and bodily ease,
health and vigor will follow the treatment. Among
all the medicines which have been recommended
as conducive to this end, none has been ad-
miristered with such uniform and entire suc-
cess as HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
Its ingredients were selected from the vegetable
kingd m, originally with view TO the inyigoration
OF the physique and the constitution, and also for
their anti bilious and slightly laxative properties
Twenty odd years Of experience has proved that
these herbal restoratives were wisely chosen and
have been Judiciousy apportoned in this celebrated
preparation. Not only a specific for indigestion
and all kindred complaints, but as household rem
sdy for aHthe minor ailments incident to humanity
IL has obtained reputation based on unimpeachable
testimony, which fairly eclipse that of any other
Ofcinal medicine in use de23 eo2tSW
Evening star., 1869-12-27

~Gfay, the Wall street Lothario, neither
smoked cigars nor drank liquors.
Evening star., 1869-12-27

S POST, No. s, G.. A. r., will be held in
Union League Hall, No. 49, 9th street, WEDNES-
DAY, December a. 1859, at O'Clock D. m All mem
bers are requested to be present. de27 st.
@MASONIC.-A Stated Convocation of LA
N fAfETTE r. A. CHAPTER. No. 5. will
be held, by dispensation of the q. IL. P, on WE'D
NEsDAY EVENING, December 70, at I O'Clock,
for work and important business.
All II. A. MasOns in good standing are fraternally
invited. By order OF the M L. II. p.
de2-i JOHN EDWIN MASON, Secretary.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE
S DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-The next
meeting of the National Medical Society will be held
at the Office of br. g. Adams Gray. 391 New York
avenue corner 18th street, on TUESDAY NIGHT,
December q, ut 730 O'Clock. BY order OF the SOcie
ty. T.. ADAMS GRAY,MD,
deN IT Secretary.