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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07
AN INCIDENTAL HINT.

"Lundy Foot, the celebrated snuff mann.
facturer of Dublin, originally kept a small
tobacconist's shop at Limerick, lrland. One
night bis house. which was uninsured, was
burned to the ground. As he contemplated
the smoking ruins on the following morning,
in a state bordering on despair, some of II e
poor neighbers, groping among the embers
for what they could fud, stumbled upon seve-
raj canisters of uncoLsumed but half baked
snuff, which they tried, and found SO greatful
to their noses, that they loaded their waistcost
pockets with the spoil
"Lundy Foot, reused from his stupor, at
length initiated their example, and took a
pinch of his own propert 4, when he was in
stantly struck by the superior pungency and
flavor it had acquired from the great heat TO
which il had ben exposed up
this valuable hint, he .ook another house, in
in place called Black Yard and preparing
ing large oven for the purpose, set dill
gently about the manufacture of that high
dried commodity, which soon became known
as Black Yard Snuff,-a term subsequently
corrupted into the more familiar word Black
guard
"Lundy Foot, making his customers pay
liberally through the nose for one of the most
distinguished kinds Of snuff in the world,
soon raised the price of his production, took
larger house in the City OF Deblin, and was
often heared to say made very hand
some fortune by being, as l supposed, utterly
ruined ="
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07
AN ALPHABET FOR BEGINNERS.

Above all rules observe this-Honesty is
the best policy.
Be Just to others that you may be just to
yourself.
Cut your coat according 10 yonr cloth.
D esperate cuts must have desperate cures
E nough is as good as feast.
F air and safely go sure and far.
& enlility without ability, is worse than
begary.
II alf loaf is better than no bread.
l die folks take the most pains.
J okes are as bad coin to all but the iockular
eep your business and your conscience
well aud they will keep you well.
live and let live that is do as you would
oe done by.
NJ isunderstandings are best prevented by
pen and ink.
N ever take credit and as mucl as possible
avoid givingit
o ut of debt, out of danger.
Passion will master you, if you do not mas
ter your passion.
Q uick at meal, quick at work.
evenge wrong by forgiving it.
S hort reckonings make long friends.
he early bird catches the worm.
U Dmannerliness is not so impolite as over
politeness.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07
From the Waverley Magazine, J
MIG HT.

Once more tbs night, the hour ret,
Aud many a sad and weary breast.
Aud youths fair brow, aud brow of care,
Pure tranquil sleep together share;
And many heart with anguish riven,
Invokes ONE blessing new from heaven.
Once more 'tis night, no moonlight CLEAN
amid the darkness now is seen:
No stars the armament sdorn,
But winds are bowling with the storm
'Tis ught the filth which God has given
Is brighter than the stars of heaven.
Once more It's night, sit alone
And muse on blessings all my own:
Whence come the joys which now l share
They flow from omnipotent care,
Pure as the rays Of summers even.
Our Fathers blessings flow from heaven.
What spirit clothed with heavens light,
But loves the holy tranquil night?
And wherefore love the night (dost say p
More than the brighter joys of day ?
My days with cares are interviewer,
But night brings back my spirits heaven
And when the night of death sh IL come
To call us to our native home,
o, may that night as tranquil be,
And frought with peace as this TO me
May confidence and trust be given,
To wing our spirits home to h. aven.
NJ D. WILLIAMS,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07

NEWSPAPERS "A man eats up a pound oi
sugar, and the pleasure he has enjoyed is end
ed but the information he gets from the news
paper is treasured up in the mind, to be used
whenever occasion or inclination calls for it.
A newspaper IS not the wisdom of man, or two
men; it the wisdom of the age-of past ages
too. A family without newspaper is always
half an age behind tn, times in general in
formation, besides, they never thing much. or
find much, to think about.-And there is the
little ones growing up in ignorance, without a
a taste for reading. Besides all these evils,
there's the wife, who, when her work is done,
has to sit down with her hands in her lap, and
nothing to amuse her mind from the tolls and
cares of the domestic circle
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07

The Baltimore County Advocate is printed on
paper made exclusively of southern cane or reed,
the kind universally used for fishing rods. 1t
was manufactured for an experiment by Mr..
Henry Lowe, at his mill, near White Hall, on
the Northern Central railroad, in Baltimore
county.
"SIcn GITrIN Up STAIRS. The Scientific
American says that man in Orange county,
New York, was found one night climbing the
over-shot wheel in fulling mill. He was asked
what he was doing. H said he was trying TO
get up to bed, but somehow or other these stairs
won't hold still.
"A dandy remarked one summer day,
that the weather was so hot, that when be
put his head in basin of water, it fairy boil
ed, received for a reply, 'you had calfs head
soup then at very little expense"
In youth the appetite for fame is strong
est. 1t is cruel and inhuman to withhold
the sustenance which is necessary to the
growth, if not the existence, of genius; sym
pathy, encouragement, commendation.
Why does husband always cost SO
much more than a wife ? Because a bride
is generally given away, while the husband
is aways sold.
NOVEL WAY OF SQUARING \ THING.-A
certain deacon IN the northwest corner Of
Massachusetts, having lost a good COW by a
stroke of lightning, resolved and actually
worked on Sundays, until he had earned
enough to recover his loss.
A "camp follower" at a late regimenta
parade, excused the iTegularty of his gail
by saying he way trying t. march after tive
tunes
Why is it not to be wondered at that youi
teeth cause frequent disturbance in your
mouth? Because they often make there
more Il an one row.
The more cheques spend-thriit receives
the faster he goes on.
"A good word for bad one, is wortl
much and costs little.
If small boy be called lad, is it prop
er to call bigger boy ladder?
1t requires capital to start newspape
it will STOP ITSELF
Books are spectacles with which to rea
nature.
Sleep and idleneUS are enemies 10 learn
ipg.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-08-07

"A rich old spinster 10 d'ed at Newton,
N. H., lately, left $38, ,4l9. She was all her
life getting ready to be married, and had
stored up one hundred and eighty-two sheets,
sixty-lhree coverlids, iify blankets, twenty
seven beds with eleven hundred and twenty
pounds of feathers, sxty-four towels, twenty
four table covers and forty three handker-
chiefs while the whole amount of heI wearing
al parel did not exceed ten dollars in real
value.
Except thou desire to hasten thy end,
take this for general rule; that thou never
add any artificial heat to thy body by wine or
spice, until thou find that time hath decayed
thy natural heat; and The sooner thou dost
begin to help Nature the sooner she will for
sake thee, and leave thee to trust altogether to
Art.
When Socrates was asked why he had
built for himself so small house-"Small as
it is" he replied, "I wish l could fill it with
friends"
Come. tell US how much you cleared
by your wild land speculation ?" "Cloared
o, ab, cleared my pockets !"