The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-01
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"A w WaShlngtOn letter writer says; Gen.
Cass has been rallied this morning by his
brother senators, in consequence OF the re-
port that he had applied for admission to
Know Nothing lodge, in this city, and been
refused. The General bears the refusal with
his usual philosophy, as it is understood that
MS rejection was not positive-hls appilca-
ton being still under advisement. 's1
RAGS is RIz."-Housewive if they have
any mercy on publishers, should be careful
to save their rags. They are as scarce as
gold and bring almost as much, and in con-
sequence paper has gone up" several pegs
within as many weeks Paper makers now
offer 80 cwt. for rags, and have hard work
to get enough at that. Save your rags
Sandusky Mirror. - er.. ..geaa, 7.. -.
| A FAMILY PARTY Mr.. Frederick Kemble,
from the neighborhood of Rumney, Harrison
county, o., arrived in Steubenville by rail
road, last evening, with his wife and nine
teen children--twenty- one in all. He is
said to own enough land in the state to give
each one of his family 100 acres, and retain
a SLICE for himself.
The number of arrivals at Saratoga springs
where the Maine liquor law has not yet dis
played itself, is from 800 to 1000 per day.
The KING OF PRUss1A.--lt is currently
stated that King Frederick Williamhas open
ly declared, that whilst he reigns at. Berlin
not a Prussian gun shall be fired against
Russia"
There are 100 acres in the Ohio valley,
and 500 acres in the Mississippi valley, en-
lployed in the grape culture. The total ot
sparkling wine bottled in l848, was $4,000
bottles; and of still wines 205, 1000.
In North America we have fifty different
species of oak, while all Europe has only 30
Species North America has 40 species of
pines and frs, the United States over 90,
while Europe has but IA species. as .e.
} THE TURKS AT GALLP OLA great review
took place not long since at Gailipoh A
correspondent of the London Times says,
that b" while frigates and steamers, and line
of battle ships are passing up and down in
q continuous streams. waking up the echoes of
the Dardanelles with endless salutes, not
/ being ever comes down to cast glance al
. the scene. The old crones sit knitting in
their dingy novels; the men, if they are
: Greeks, slouch about the corners in their bag
figy breeches, and the pretty and dirty little
, children continue their games without show
ing the smallest signs of curiosity, though a
WnOle neet is DldZlnS away us tDunuer IN an
imperial welcome within few yards OF
them. And as for the Turks, they sit obsti-
nately on their shelves, and smoke their ap-
athletic pipes most pertinaciopsly-the are
so determined in resisting the impulses of
their curiosity" .' t.i "
The N. Y. Tribune tells of repeated instan-
: ces wherein gentlemen wearing the wide
awake white felt hat have been assaulted by
Irshmen, for the reason that these hats are
supposed 10 be the badge of the Know No
q things" Are all the white hats in this place
] g Know Nothings?' saa f.sN 10 gaTdg.
q A Cow WoRTH HAVING. John w. Will
e son writes to the Hampshire Gazette: ofrE.o
: So have cow from whose milk sixty
pounds and five ounces of butter were made
in twenty-eight days, in the month of De
cember, 1858. The same COW in one week,
d ending the 26th nit, made seventeen and a
half pounds of butter. The daily average
= of milk was fifty and half pounds =
Her feed was six quarts of equal parts In
dian and broom corn meal, and one pumpkin
h per day. have no doubt she will average
fifty pounds of milk per aay for four month;
to come" tAa 4eN.et "oiIet 1a
Marshal Ruffn, in Cincinnati. has killed
1900 dogs since the passage of the dog ordi
nance about two weeks since