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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-20

How TO PREVENT BIRDS FROM PULLING UP
CoRN.-As it will soon be time to plant corn
| thought | would give you my method to
prevent birds from pulling it up, viz: With
Il bushel of seed mix about one pint of tar,
which is done by putting it in a tight vessel
and pouring the tar over it, then put on wa
ter warm enough to partially melt the tar
stir up with stick, drain off the water and
mix in enough lime, plaster, or ashes, or a
mixture of all three, to dry the corn and pre-
vent it from sticking to the hands while
planting.
1t can be done in fifteen minutes unless
you wish to soak the corn, if you do, let it
soak in the tar water.
The object of the birds does not seem to
be 10 destroy the crop, but the very natural
one of obtaining food; consequently, after
trying a hill or two and finding the tar un-
paIateable, they let it alone. Even the hens
after getting taste, give it up as a bad job,
and have never known or heard of corn
treated in this way being injured By worms
BY this method farmers may save them
selves the trouble of putting up scare crows,
which certainly add nothing to the looks of
the field A. G. BRIGHAM, in o. Farmer
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LAWS OF OHIO-PubIished Official lily.
AN ACT

Z0I AN AL
To punish certain offences therein named.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio, That if any per-
son shall wilfully and maliciously, in the day
time, break and enter any dwelling house,
kitchen, shop, store, warehouse, malt house,
stiIl-house, mill, factory pottery water craft,
school house, church or meeting house, smoke
house, barn, stable, railroad depot, car facto-
ry station house, or railroad car, with in
tent to steal, every person so offending shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and, on
conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding three hundred dollars, and be
imprisoned in the cell of the county jail,
and be fed on bread and water only, not ex-
ceeding sixty days, at the discretion of the
court.
Sec. 2. That an act entitled san act to
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-20

ty-seventh section of the act entitled AN
act prescribing the duties of supervisors, and
relating to roads and highways passed Feb
ruary 13, 1853, be so amended as to read as
follows: Section 81. The county commits
sioners of any county in this state shall not
levy, In any one year, greater amount of
road tax than is herein specified viz: When
the aggregate amount of taxable property
entered upon the list shall be fifty millions
of dollars, the tax shall not be less than one
twenty fifth of one mill, nor more than one
mill and when the aggregate amount of tax
able property entered upon the list shall be
three millions of dollars, the tax shall not be
less than one-tenth of one mill, nor more
than one mill on the dollar; and when it is
less than three millions of dollars, the road
tax shall not be less than two -tenths of
mill, nor more than one and half mills on
the dollar; Provided, that nothing in this
section shall be so construed as to prohibit
the county commissioners in any county in
this state, when the aggregate amount of
taxable property entered upon the list shall
be less than eight millions, from levying an
additional tax for road purposes, not exceed
ing eight mills on the dollar, whenever they
may deem it necessary which shall be col
lected In the same manner, and at the same
time that state and county taxes are collect
ed and paid into the county treasures of each
county, which tax shall be applied to the
opening and repairing roads, and the repair
ing and constructing bridges in the respect
i've county or counties, where such tax may
be levied as aforesaid.
Sec. 2. That the twenty-seventh section
of the act to which this is an amendment,
be, and is hereby repealed.
F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate.
April 90, 1854.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-20
By request
A Strangers Tribute to a brother Miner.


a friend has departed-our circle is broken,
lie is gone, and forever--no parting word spoken
Like the aspen leaf driven by autumn's wild breath,
lie died where the wild raging Sacramento is rolled
From mountain peaks rich in their treasures of gold
Where the sands of the valley are shrouding his
breast,
He hath sunk to his rest to awake nevermore.
AS the rainbow that fades from the concave on high
As the meteor quenched in its course through mid
sky
the star that is lost in the black clouds of night
Death shrouded in darkness his dreams of delight
We mourn for the lost one but memory's tear
We can but shed on his funeral bier
true friend has left us, no longer to share
Our pleasures and gladness, our sorrows and care.
The heart Of the lost one that made our souls thrill
Sleeps cold in the valley forever is still;
Closed is the eye that revealed true soul;
Death dms a form nodded for manly control
And that brow that was stamped with the seal of a
god,
Rests low in the valley our footsteps have trod
In the absence of kindred more near and more dear
We shed for the lost one a strangers sad tear,
For free noble heart and a generous hand
Are lost to our circle-a rough miners band
weep, weep for the miner whose day-star hath set
For the young stranger brother we cannot forget;
And beloved sister has left us to meet him on higb
On the wings of the angels who dwell in the sky.
Fond memory mourns over them, the true hearted,
And twines sad wreath for the strangers departed
Perchance, even now, for brothers welfare
A band OF loved sisters are breathing a PRAYER.
And mothers petitions ascend to the throne
For the safety of him who forever is gone.
lhat mother dreamed not she pressed her last kiss
On the brow of her son, of sad fate like this.
And sisters dreamed that the pride of their band
Should rest in the wales of the far off gold land.
y generous friend, none knew but to love-
Hath gone from our band to the angels above
Like the proud ship that founders in oceans deep
tide,
In his manhood and strength he was torn from our
side;
But the darkest hour yields to pleasanter day.
And warm sunlight chases the storm-clouds awav
Though the gloom ofdespair now darkens hopes sLv,
Faith points our souls to the day-star on high
Greye not for brother and sister though lost to
us here
They have passed to a holier, happier sphere
The dreams of the lost ones shall waken in bliss,
They have entered golden land brighter than this.
SONORA, California
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

Humphrey Marshall has published letter
in the Louisville Journal, in which he denies
having taken sides in China with the impe-
rialists against the revolutionists, but says
his position was one of rigid and faithful
which he maintained by all his
acts, both political and personal
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-20

The ladies of Maysville, KY, recently pre-
sented pair of pantaloons to Miss Lucy
Stone, in due form. Miss Lucy accepted the
pants, but says she would have done so with
a much better grace if they had contained a
man in them. Probably.
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Gov. Biger of Penn. has so far recovered
from his late severe illness, as to be able to
veto two bank bills in one day. But the
democratic legislature at Harrisburg ought
not to overtask their invalid governor with
such democratic labors.
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AN ACT

luz AN AL
To amend section five, of an act entitled
an act to amend an act, relating to the
organization of courts of justice and their
powers and duties,' passed March four
teenth, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-three.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General AS
emily of the State of Ohio, That section five,
of an act entitled san act to amend an act
relating to the organization of courts of JUS
tice, and their powers and duties" passed
March fourteenth, one thousand eight hun
dred and ffty-three, be so amended as to
read (Section 5.) The court of common
pleas shall have original jurisdiction in all
civil cases, where the sum, or matter in dis
pute, exceeds the jurisdiction of justices of
the peace; end appellate jurisdiction from
the decision OF county commissioners, justi-
ces OF the peace. and other inferior courts in
the proper county, in all civil cases, subject
to the regulation provided by law 1t shall
have original jurisdiction of all crimes and
offences, except in cases of minor offences,
the exclusive jurisdiction of which is invest
ed in justices of the peace, or that may be
vested in courts inferior to the common pleas;
Provided, however, that in all criminal cases
where a person shall be indicted and tried in
the court of common pleas, for an offence
properly cognizable therein, and he shall be
found guilty of any such minor offence en-
braced within the terms of the indictment,
the jury shall so return in their verdict, and
the court shall thereupon proceed to pass the
sentence prescribed by law, in such case.
Sec. 2. Section fifth Of an act entitled an
act to amend an act relating to the organiza-
tion of courts of Justice, and their powers
and duties passed March fourteenth, one
thousand eight hundred and ty-three, be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate.
April 30, 1854.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-20

A minister, while preparing his next Sun
day sermon, stopped occasionally to review
what he had written, and, as a matter OF
course, to erase some portions, which on
consideration, seemed to require improve
ment. While doing So he was accosted by
his little son, a child about three years old.
. Father does God tell you what to preach ~
" Certainly, my child. Then what makes
you scratch it out q
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1851
AN ACT


To amend the act entitled an act prescribing
the duties of Supervisors, and relating to
Roads and Highways, passed February l3,
1853
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio, That section
thirty three of said act be so amended as to
read as follows: That any person charged
with road tax on the grand levy, as provi-
Ided for in the twenty-sixth and twenty-sev-
enth sections of said act, may, either person.
ally, or by an agent, discharge the same BY
labor, to be performed on the road, within
the proper district within that township
where such tax may be charged, by an able
bodied man, at the rate of one dollar per day
for each days work, and ratable proportion
per day for any team, wagon, cart, plow, or
scraper, that the supervisor may deem proper
to employ; which labor shall be performed
under the direction of the supervisor, to give
to any person for whose benefit such labor
was performed, certificate of the amount
of such labor; which certificate shall speci-
fly the amount of tax so paid in labor, and
the district and township wherein such labor
was performed; also, that said work was
done between the first day of April and the
first day of October which certificate shall
III III CdSC Uc dNdlldULc lOI any SIGdLcI SUN
than shall be charged against such person in
the district where such labor was performed.
And the county treasurer shall receive all
such certificates as money, in the discharge
of such road tax.
Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty of the
county treasurer to collect all taxes for road
purposes, the same as other taxes, except as
herein provided in section one of this act;
and the taxes so collected, shall be paid over
to the proper township treasurer, which shall
be expended on the public roads within the
district from which the same has been col
lected.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
Sec. 4. That section thirty-three of the
act prescribing the duties of supervisors, and
relating to roads and highways, passed Feb
ruary 18th, A. D. 1853. is hereby repealed.
w. B. VAN HOOK.
Pro tenn. Speaker of the House of Represent,
atives. JAMES MYERS,
President of the Senate.
April 7, 1854.
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We give the model speech of the season.
1t was made by the new city clerk of Bangor,
Maine, on the event of his election:
"Gentlamen You have given me all your
votes, and give you all my thanks. | Iac-
cept the office and wish you to accept the
thanks"
If there is no place to put in cheers, there
is no room for yawns, that is certain. Short
patent speech, that.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-20
AN ACT

1877 AN ACT
To amend the act entitled "an act prescrib-
ing the duties of Supervisors, and relating
to Roads and Highways"
Sec. L. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio, That the twen-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-28
9 . 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
M c EAN'S. VOLCANIC OIL

NHE miraculous cures that this celebratsd medicine
has performed, after all other remedies had failed
warrants the proprietor In asserting that II 10 the only
Liniment that will cure Chronie or inaanmatory Rheu
mat.m Paralysis, stiffness weakness in the Joints
Neuralgia, Toothache Earache. orsny Pain II will
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples, B'es Of Musauitos OF any In
And il win cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
long they may hsV. existed. i viii Also sooiSs and
heal Burns Scalds, Fresh Cuts. Wouhds &C., sooner
man any 0t oSE Is%sS SfiiLLros or BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1883, and the demand IL Increasing
failed 10 any external disease, when properly ap
Who then win suffer from Pains. Sores, or swellings
when safe and sure remedy is 90 easily obtained.
"''0 the ''i HScokT fsHnsi Troop
J. II. MECHANISM: feel TIA duty owe to the public
to make kno IN the hoping they may learn by
hsse n sou aoes b, ss Ss
For sss months wss confined to my room cripple
from Rheumatism. My knee swollen tremendous.
contracted that could not sragbten my leg at all
done no more good Ian any other grease. oS,sned
and used your Volcanic OH Liniment-m three weekst
'''A''' aMERicUs CAsEDAY. Saline county. Ill.
saw Mr.. Caseday when he wa. aIcted as stated and
he is now wen. WYNN. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyviils.
n
of the wonderful efficacy OF the Volcanic Oil Linment,
call and examine The tksrssnds which have In our
P0rsSass supply from us and Il doe. Not give :ssi.e
ton, the money will be returned TO the purchaser.
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLean's Celebrated Imminent is the only safe and
liable remedy for the cure OF SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
Calls Spnts, Unnatural LuJnps, Nodes or swellings
will never fail TO Big head Pollevil Fistula. old
Running Sores sweeney, II properly applied. For
Sprains Bruises Scratches, Cracksd Boo Chafee sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds IL II infallible
remedy. Apply directed and q cure f. &c rtain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, OF the ST. Louis
This n t. certify that have used the Mexican Mustang
Lniment and McLean's Volcanic Oil LiDimept, our
omnibus horses that lame sprained and for SWELL
ngs. and have found McLean's Volcanic oil Iniment
TO be the best Imminent. ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthe firm Of Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle In English and
German.
This Lrimentis put up In 2s cent SO cent and u
bottles. The so cent size contains three times the
ty of the size and In proportion to the
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo.
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO., at Propnetor's prices. lmh7
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uSnipes has added the followingto his
Litany:
From sanctimonious mothers, who court
for others--from smiling Misses whose only
wish 10 to sport with hearts and their dis
tresses, pray, deliver Us! -.
From creaking doors, "confounded bores,"
a wife that snores-protect us.
From want of gold, wives that scoid maid
ems too old and to sharPers "sold"--preserve
US.
From chohc's gripes, smoke pipes and Mrs.
Spipes-deliver US!
From modest girls, with waving curls, and
teeth Of pearls-neper mind.
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HARD Hlr.--Henry Ward Beecher says
he means to vote against the Nebraska oiil'
thocgh the ballot box should be placed IN the
jaws Of hell.
To this the Wheeling Argus replies, that
every man has right to vote IN his own
"preciset."
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DIR. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER

EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,
DYSPEPSIA, scRoyuLA, AND ALL IMPURITIES or THs
BLOOD.
Prepared By one of the Faculty.
THIS vegetable remedy which Is now spreadingto all
parts country, prepared by graduate OF one
ofthe FIRST Medical schools in The West, physician Of
high standing in his profession and much opposed 70
By he fact ,Ha, The recipe published and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine. thus exoneratng IL from
VIC '.'' Fl h IS IS PREscRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
viii be by reference to the Circular and oy me
Unlike Sarsapara, the Hyropiper quick in iis 20.
a. IN ,Is case Of The negro sf OF Mrs.
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKU
In short wherever known IL stands OF the heso o' al
remedies for the following diseases; 49, co,.uun.
ton, Chronic Rhaumasm, Govt. Neorsisa ulcers sn9
all Skin Diseases, all Renal or hiones h al
a ssSary Synhilfs General Debility and all dis.
eS n@ rom Impure blood asd bad Habit Of
System: oR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
All, ,neSv stands unrivaef. II rs slight stimuiant
and a powerful tonic and altersuve, A..
,s and bothes producing clear and beautiful skin,
Il is much more safe and sure remedy man al me coz
metcs and lotions in existence. Try H. ana you VIII
ayeT regret DO notlose confidence hould seem
at ss to the dsease-ne general erect OF tne
BY that means out Of the system.
HAnpExsBuRo. Ky, oct.6. 1851.
DR.. A. e. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined your
recipe Compound Fluid Extract Of Hydropper Tor
the cure OF Scrofua in all its FORMS and other
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female weakness. &C
Having prescribed and watched Its effects IN esses
of diseases and having always iound ~ enec-
tual cheerully recommend II TO the smcted a.
Che best Alternative and tonic have ever nsed-alto
nounda n T. WAKEFIELD. 81. d.
OyvrxsBoRo', Ky, March IS, 1851.
s.r receive ed yours Of the 22d inst ard &C
eorng to your request acknowledge the receipt Of Hy
dropiper. ,1
Dyspepsia. In Short consider u q valuable prepara
tion have been using IL MYSELF and think II benedv
nv general health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COWAN, N. d.
Pnrcs q per BOTTLE bottles for IS, when taken o.
one time. RAYMOND d PAIISn,
Solo Agent, No. 70 Fulton street, Louisville, KY,
owhom all orders should Be ed0r re:spsGr,
Agents in Evansville. HALLoCK Srr9oIIorE
" " Princeton, X. b. hAbro"
nhce d&vsm-is
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WE kEsPECTFULLY ACQUAINr YOU OF
w intended removal. Of July next to
Five Story Stone Front Building. No North Main
street. nearly opposite the Lauvils Hotel
openings large a'd well assorted stock Of Foreign and
Domestic DRY GOODS.
Our Mr. James Low Permanently located
England the purpose exclusively
for Cash. direct from the Manufacturer thereby saving
profit usually paid to Importer.
In the Of the market stock OF Goods
the only Bank from which money;
sud cash and prompt short time will
ducemsnts prices which will certainly make their
terest to do business with JAMES Low 20.
Louisville. June 8. 1851. je20-t auria&w
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EXCHANGE, coin AMI BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR TIE JoURNALBY
g. COPELAND, BANKER,
Dssisr an EseAangs, Csis, Lsaf Harrsats Uscxyyent
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20 roS cHoTEiSs AMP Pine .' SS IL
Western Star Clothing store,

ron cEoTiiiHSSSs fiRi5SssisAsiAiRPl ssiSs 90 TO
Western Star Clothing store,
EVANSVILLE. IND,
the story Drsw Pavilion. Water and syc
IA MESsRs MACK 4 LOBENSTINE
NJ ceive weekly. from their large whole eftTE5IS
-QA sale Establishment in Cineinnsti. the &3lY N
largest ana s Gsis s11 AND ssMMsR LorH1yo
with especial the wants OF
a%s ,1S 81 81
C0ATsThe following kinds made Of the best materials
s ss cs. b.s:. ar. sna fr.si s.
Brown. Black and Invisible Green.
Grey. Blach. Brown and Gold mixed Tvsej.
Coats and Costees all which We respectfully Invite
particular attention Of the public.
PANTs.-saper black and fancy csssmeres:
All varieties of Bombarine and Drap d. Etc;
Grass Linen. Dseskia and Cordoroy;
Cassinet. Jeans AMI fancy Summer Pants Of every de-
vEsTs.-Biack Satin and fancy Silk Vests;
v.lvet. Valencia. Baa and White Marsees. Linen
Cashmere aud Canet with common Vests Of all styles
FURNISHING GOODS. A ~
Consisting OF an ELEGANT and large 1If1Ih
assortment Of custom made bosom "YlIlu
Shirts. shirt Collars Cravats ofsu.l Ylhl
en-. psrior quality and beautiful pat g.
pendrs and every other article usually found in the most
tensivs establishments Of the country.
% with s sn:. Large ss0s. 2, .Sa
- superior HATS and CAPS. Also. all kinds Of ~
Uaion Mexican, California Leshorn. Panama .4d other
styles Of Hats. with sc ,sii:sy 4 SHOES.
u useless 10 mention their elegant and extensive lot
of ossin and kinds of Trunks C.rpe. Bag aad yas
before purchasing elsewhere We thanks
very liberal patronage
specifically AK continuance ofths ::%s ,oprxsroxp
Evansville. April DC. Iss,.-a
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JEwELRY STORE
- - - - n ~ q

SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS BLOW MAIN, n ~ KRoE D
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE, IA.
q AT this store keep constantly on hand larss and
A general Watches Clocks and Jsvsry Of
all kinds and Of the best :yls: and quality Ny stock
will be eontinually supplied By fresh sdditicas. with
the latest snd mos: beautiful patterns which my extensive
connections enable buy and sell st the Lowest
prices.
Repairs any kind executed in eonpsssst manner and NJ
Low charges.
ythins In as respectfully invi-
ted TO examine my stock and prices. Jei-0
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bbis choice IN store and for sal
III lowby taPSo) GEO. FOSTER u co.
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1890 - yoHr W. Af,'5cs.
FEED AMI, N .ESyo WES e., sSED STORE.
z. GRANT 4 CO., AVN e.xpsn
ersos, Avn AeHrcrrruRAt InSLxNt4 -iue, Trd.
Z .ssa ,srsef, eefrD fhs CsHaf Brfsgs' kPa"
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TEWELRY & NOTIONS.-Ear-rings, Fingerrings
% Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches. Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses, Fancy Soaps
Accordaps, Violns Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
augo3ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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wOOLSEY Il NELSON.

NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low ut our Full
~ niture rooms OH Water street, 30 dozen wood
cane seat, and sofa seat Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEY NELSON.
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ID. wOOLSEY.
n. NELSON
FURNITURE,

SOFAS, Divan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Car
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressin
Buresu's Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclose
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and MAJ
tresses. Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23.lyd wOOLSEY & NELSON.