The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-26
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every pleasant day, attached to large plow,.
ana doing up the - sub -soiling in first rate
style, at the rate of about three distinott
double horse teams. The animal is perfectl
Ily tractabIe His attendant rides himL,
while colored man guides the pow. The
Elephant is also used for carting large loads;
of gravel in cart arranged purposely for
him, and in drawing stone on stone-boat
or drag, in piling up wood, timber, &C., andI
i'll making himself generally useful.
Perhaps there are no children in the worlds
so beautiful as those Of the Spanish race
There is smoothness of skin, richness in,
color, and noble hidalgo' expression ina
their round blue eyes that is rare in other1
countries. Spanish women retain this ex--
preston to ii good age. The men lose itt
earlier, because, as believe, they are ofteNer-
of corrupted morals and habits; and these
long exercised certainly stamp their lines.
upon the lace. Those which are mean. andh
low, and vicious, produce similar charec-
ter of countenance; while those which are
high, and holy and ,irtuous, give it an as
pect of beauty and nobility.
Gov. Gardiner has declined to remove
Judge Loring, as requested by the legislature
of Massachusetts,. The governor has done
right. The precedent would have been
dangerous one, and would have tended to-
destroy the independence and integrity Of
the judiciary of our country.
! MILWAUKEE Milwaukee, the big town of
Wisconsin, is only twenty- three gears old,
and has population this day of 10000
1t was laid out in 1885; in 1888, the popu-
lation was 700; in 1917, l4,OOO; in 1885,
10000; in 1885, 10000. Banking capital
amounts to $750,000 but they say the busi--
ness requires S3,O00.O00. The manufactures
last year amounted in value to Ss4 100000,
against 50, 100000 in 1858; showing that
the amount has doubled in two years. The
imports were $ll 100000; the exports, ST.
700, 900.
Henry Ward Beecher says -" I never
knew an early rising, hard working prudent
man, careful of his earnings, and strictly
honest, who complained of bad luck. A.
good character, good habits and good indus
luck that fools ever dreamed of.
A FERoCIoUs CUR.-Dr. Fay, of Charl--
ton, Massachusetts,, bought dog to watch
his premises, and the brute began his official
labor by seizing his new master first by the:
heel and then by the thigh, which he lacera-
ted shockngly. Four or five chairs were
broken over his head, but the faithful anmali
wouldn't let 60 till scalding water was
poured upon him.
A Quakeress, being jealous of her husband)
watched his movements, and one morning.
actually discovered the truant hugging and
kissing the pretty servant girl. Broadbrim,
was not long in discovering the face of his
wife, as she peeped through the half-open'
? door, and rising with all the GOODNESS of a.
, general, thus addressed her,
Betsy. thee had better quit peeping, orr
thee will cause disturbance in the family"
The largest room in the world, unbroken,
, by pillars, is at st. Petersburgh and is 65Ol
feet long by $50 broad. A battalion can'
t conveniently maneuver in it, and 20,0OOi
wax tapers are required to light it properly.
| 10 There is moral in the suboined waif that
should not be lost upon "whom it may concern:
A lnd- urhose hearing more crax than Discreet