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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27

The & Chief has come Long have we wat :hed
Tor his coming, and feared lest he had forgotte n
the little by-path which led down to our humble
home. Our fears were groundless He and EN-
ma never forget brave, true heart however lowly.
and now they greet us with their old, glad smile,
and words of bold fearless. horest truth I; and
our heart rejoices with them in their new home
May they find there as warm, true friends as those
far away in the old.yet present with them ever in
Joy or sorrow. ........
Right well should we have enjoyed that cele.
bration in Auburn, where SO many noble hearts
convened, to take each hand of the Stout
Chief ere his departure to his western home
once again TO hear that voice of manly, earnest
eloquence, which had so oft thrilled their tagging
spirits, and urged them on fright oil" to noble
deeds.
Better should we love, some pleasant moon
light evening to lift the latch and enter uuanounc
ed and Join the happy house hold band as it circles
around the blazing hearth. There. in the corner
where the light falls softest, sits the aged father
his head white with the frost of time-his eve
still kindling with the fire of youth and by
his side his gentle companions from whose brow
the dark lines traced there in life's young morn.
by The Stern hand of misery, are well nigh faced
by the joy and happiness of later years. The
warlike Chief and his wife, with their rosy
children playing at their feet occupy the center.
while in the other corner, sits our kird friend
Emma" her eyes moist with the unshed tears of
love- as she fondly looks from TO the ether, of
her hearts cherished ones.
They "are all together once more, und n the
same roof" and long may it be ere their happy
circle is broken by rude hand! May the "Chief'
be ever more successful, more victorious than of
old, sndncver forget the way to our lowly home.
Baldwi1vsille, CHIP.
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Decision of Character,

We naturally entertain great respect for a
man who is possessed of decision of character |;
who suffers not his mind TO be the sport of in
ordinate affections, irregular appetite, excessive
joy, or overwhelming solicitude; passions which
have tendency to mar The peace, and corrode
the happiness which infallibly possess the mind
Of that man, who conscientiousiy obeys the die
tates Of reason and virtue. But, uninhuenced
by party spirit, he speaks his sentiments with
out fraud or disguise; regardless of the allure
ments ofpleasure, he obeys the calls Of duty with
alacrty mistaken by misfortune, he considers
them as his share in the cup of sorrow, from the
taste Of whose bitter dregs not one of his spe
cies are exempt. Such a man, insensible to the
adulation OF bis friends, or the reproaches of his
enemies, pursues steady and determined line
Of conduct in the prosecution of his designs, as
will not fail to ensure the desired success
These straits OF character cannot exist in the
mind which is tossed TO and fro" BY contend.
ing passions, and when the sentiments ebb and
fow in exact accordance with popular opinion :;
but in that mind only, which conscious of its
Divine origin. scorns to be confined in the in
glorious shackles of popular Glamour, and dis
daining to be Influenced by any base and sordid
motive, exerts itself alone in those pursuits
which will merit the concentrations of an ap-
proving conscience, and infalliably produce
!" the souls calm sunshine and the heartfelt ioy.'
Strength of mind, thought not Synonymous
with decision of character, is essential to its
formation, being necessarily connected with it;
that being in manner the cause, this the effect.
1t is the basis on which the superstructure is
erected remove it, and the edifce is destroyed
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S6eridss Sale.

James Murray VS.. Jessee Jolley.
DY virtue of an al IA me directed and delivered
ID from the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio in the above entitled cause, will offer for sale,
at the door of the court house, in Perrysburg, .
On Monday. January l2. 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ. and o'clock
NJ, of said day. the following described real
The part of the west halfof the south quar-
being the part east of the road of section number
twenty 20,) township number five (5) of range num-
ber twelve l2) containing 80 acres more less also
the south of the east half of the south
quarter of section three (3) township FIVE o. range
twelve 12,) containing 10 acres. less all in
Wood county, Ohio. CIV. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY DoD0E, Attys.
nov 81 10
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rF The editor of the Hancock Courier i

EF The editor of the Hancock Courier is
terribly out of humor with us for presuming
to criicise his practice of attaching titles to
his name at the bottom of private letter.
We at 6rst set him down as an ass now we
are under the necessity Of considering him
blackguard. Not wishing 10 prostitute ou
columns to the publication of vulgar and OBJ
scene epiths. and as we should not feel at
home in such combat, the editor OF the
Courier must excuse us from entering the
ring as competitor against him in field where
he would be SO perfectly at home,
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William II Ewing vs. Charles Wright.
II virtue of ia writ Of ex cutinn to me directed
~ and delivered from the court of common pleas of
Lucas county. Ohio will offer for sale Mt the door of
the court house, in Perryshurg
On Monday, January ~. 1857
nctWeeh tbe hours of 10 o'clock, A. Hnd o'clock r.
Mol saId day, the following real estate: The west
a OF the south west quarter Of section number thirty
7lO OF township number four a. and the east half
ho south east quarter of section thiryix 9G town
snip one q both in u. s. Reserve, each containing
80 acres.n Wood county, Ohio and sold subject TO twn
mIortgages to II. Miller g. Co.. and one to J. H. Nc
hhight amounting to about 5000
,..,. {. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES Murray, ATTY. of plff
nov, ~, lSjG-2ywGS3 80
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AHEAD OF TrEE TIMES.
At the Sign of the Big Watch,
suNNIT STREET. TOLEDO,

III tHe Sign OF TIC Dig HutCH,
SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
Se II. T. COOK respectfully informs his ten
EYAD thousand personal friends, and the good
sxA.x3 people of Toledo. Maumee City, Perrysburg.
the country around that has opened and keeps Up
the most complete and splendid stock ever offered in III"
city and is receiving daily additions from the best Enro-
pean and eastern manufacturers of -.
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1t would be quite useless to attempt enumeration
dies and geRtlemeu will please call and his spenGG
Gold and silver Watches,
of every variety quality and pattern Mt prices ranging
from 7tll to One Hmdred and Fftty Dollars.
SUPERB GOLD ron CHAINS,
the largest and richest assortment here, at
prices from 7irflre to FIFTY DOiiars.
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHiINS,
of unequalled beauty, weight and tinish at from
1ioeire 10 FOrty-Fire Dollars. .-..
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND PINsASD RINGS, of thelatest
styles, and at the lowest prices '.
SurEPloR Pes AND POCKET kNIyEs, of elegant pat
terms and finished kmanshp, the finest lot in town.
PLAIN, OCTAGOH & BEAUTIFUL INLA1D Clocks, of
the best manufacture, at Iiro and Half TO Fifteen
Dollars With countless variety Of ,t... .
Lockets, Rings, Gold Pens
Ear Drops. Breast Pins, Gold Pencls,
Cuff Pins, Brooches Studs, Watch Seals.
and every thing else heard tell OF in Jew
elry establishment. Prices iOTsr Han the i0iceSt.
5cs3-Special care given by the hest workmen In the
country to RAPAlHING WATCHES AND JEwELEr, and all
work warranted. .......H.
9ss> Don't forget the place~--Sign Of the Big
Watch Summit street. Toledo.
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6heriHis Sale.

. Charles Miller vs.. Charles Nibelung, ct. al.
DY virtue of order of sale to directed and de
Dliyered from the court of common pleas, of W ood
county Ohio in the above case will offer for sale, al
the door of the court house, in Perrysburg,
On Monday. January u, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A and o'clock
of said day, the following real estate The north
half of the south quarter of section number
ty-six (2G0 in township number FIVE 5 north of range
number ten 0 also the south half of the north
west quarter of section number twenty three 23J o
township number five (5l north, of range number ten
(10) in Wood county, Ohio containing in each tract
eighty acres, or less. C. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY DoDGE, Attys.
nov. 27, IS56-20w6S325
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BY IDYL.

M IDlls
have friend, who is friend indeed yea
verify, for she is a Quaker. Her face is as
serene as a cloudless day in winter, and as
grand. Her " thou art welcome" is more re-
plete with melody than any other three words |
ever heard in the English language. Her bread
Friend nd-bread-whte, plain, smooth, sweet
and agreeable, Her doughnus are Friend dough-
nuts, fresh, crisp, delicate, pale and rich. Her
lea is Friend-t tea, smooth, mild, creamy and de.
lectable.
And yet this friend did very strange thing
Yea. spite of her plain cap and quiet speech ;
spite of her crossed kerchief and drab gown. spite
her downcast eyes and shovel bonnet, friend
Rachel ran away TO be married. | can hardly
realize it when | see her sober, but handsome
Quaker husband. with his thee and thou their
little and big children. with their yeas and ver-
rifles. But hear it was anextreme case, where
a hard, old, wealthy Quaker father had foreor.
dsined mat she should marry degenerate scion
of hard old Quaker friend Of his.
Thou see'st loved Joseph she SAYS, in
her quiet way, And thou see'st that Joseph
loved me, and seeing as thou see st how it was.
thou can'st not help but see that we were deter
mined to be married."
But isn't it against the rules of the society
to form runaway match, friend Rachel 2" /
asked.
Yea. verify, but was it not against the rules
OF God to form mere money mat ch thinkest
thou friend ldyl7'
That calm look, serene on the epx of her
spectacles, settled the question. Friend Rachel
has little negro girl; the variest Topsy that
ever lived outside Uncle toms cabin. Now,
have often wished could hear friend Rachel
scold Her children never seemed to need il.
nor the majority of her servants. o, If | could
stir up the waters of thine anger Just once |
used to think, looking at her placid face. One
day | entered the house quite UNEXPECTEDLY
Topsy had just broken a valuable China bowl,
through sheer carelessness Friend Rachal
paused in her work, took off her spectacles,
walked composedly up 10 the terrified, little eb,
ouy imp, and without changing muscle, took
hold of those long pig-tail braids, and swayed
the poor little chit, slowly backward and forth,
saying, as calmly, as softly. as sweetly as ever;
-the-does-no learn-to-be-more-
thy--labor--I- pull
--bt-of--wool---f --thy--biack-
pate" r.s..... -.'
Then quietly replacing her spectacles, she
took up her work, set the shaking Topsy TO pick.
ing uT the remains Of the bowl, and turned to
me with bland 4" Thou art welcome" Veri-
ly. thought l. for once have seen Quaker an
cry, but what model tempest. Olive Branch
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H. C. DAVIS, Recorder.

A Coon MovE.-The Merchants Of this
place have wisely determined to close their
stores at half past seven o'clock, P. NJ. What
will become of those interesting boys who
are in the habit of loafing ABOUT the post Of
fee and stores nights? And some old boys
may have to stay at home nights and read a
page or two and be otherwise bored with the
pleasures of the home circle 1t is time some
Of our people knew the road home before nine
O'Clock. - ....'
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Administrntoi's Sale.


John Bates, administrator of Edward Hotchkiss, VS.
Grace HOtchkiss ct. al.
Q1 virtue of al. order of sale me directed and
bdelivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled cause will ofe
for SALE at the door of the house in Perysburg
On Monday, January II, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock r.
NJ, of said day the following described real estate =
The east at of the south east quarter of section
Der thirty three 3} township five o. of range eleven
l containing 80 acres; the north quarter of the
north west quarter of section thrtysix (}6 of town.
ship three 81 of range twelve (l2) containing 40
acres the north west quarter of the north quar-
ter OF section one ~ of township four a. of range
eleven Ql containing 40 acres south quarter of
the north west quarter Of section number twentysev
en- 27 of township three 49, of range nine (9) con-
timing 40 acres; also the part north fraction
OF section number ten l0,) of township az of
range twelve 2 also inlos j33 502 and 593 in Per-
rysburg, and in lot number o. block number g of Hol-
listers addition to Perysburg, all in Wood county,
Ohio. JOHN BATES, Admir-.
MURRAY DopGE, Atty's. for Plff.
~, IS5G-29w 1926
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S,1er;dsS SALE

W. 4 II. Haskins Peter +. Peachin.
ID virtue of an al. writ of execution to me directed
Dand delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above case. win offer for
sale, at the door of the court house in Perrysburg
On Monday. January 18th, 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock r.
NJ of said day, the following real estate In lot
Der four "a in the town of Portage Wood county Ohio
G. W. NORTON Sheriff.
MURRAY DODGE, Attys
nov. 2T. .l95G-l0wGS2 90
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The Perrysburg Bank VS.. j +. Wade. ct nj.
D1 virtue of writ Of execution to me directed and
Idolveretifrom the court of common pleas of Lucas
county Ohio, in the above case will offer for sale at
the door of the court house, in Perryshurg,
On Monday, January u, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock r.
NJ, of said day. the following real estate The south
west quarter of the south quarter section num-
ber one ~ of township number four a. of range num-
Der teu lO) in Wood county Ohio containing 10 acres
more OF less c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY. ATTY. of the Bank.
nov. u, lS5G--2yw5S325
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Certificate of Ralph Lutte Esq, Editor "Spirit of
Times" Ironton, Ohio

Times" Ironton. Ohio.
1ronton. Oct. 80, 1854
DR.. C.. VI. Jackson-Dear Sir-The bitters are in
great demand here. In addition to the quantity sold by
Moxley & Barber, your agents. the two other stores
sell more OF them than any other medicine | find
they much used by conVaescent fever patients TO
rebuild their broken constitutions. They were rec
commended to me first by neighbor at a time when
was much debtated from the effects Of severe Bill
Gus Fever They gave me appetite. and restored
tone and vigor to my whole system. In one of the
September numbers Of my papers related'mv expe-
rence of the good effects Of the Bitters since which
time they have had large sale and have now become
the standard medicine in this vicinity. ...r ~.
In conclusion would say that feel great pleasure
in giving you this testimony of the value and of
your preparation. Respectfully. yours,
RALPH Lutte.
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MR.. KENNEDY. of Roxbury. has discovered in
w of nug cHam0H pasture Wocds a remedy that
cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
From the Torst lScrofaia to conmcn Pimpie.
He has tried in eleven hundred cases ard new
er failed except in two both thunder humOr
He has now in his possession over two hundred eeTt
Gates Of its value all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles i'll cure the worst kind ofpin
pies on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of bile.
Two bottles are warranted to the worst cankei
in the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted the
scae Of eryspelas.
One to two bottles warranted to cure all humOI
in the ewes.
Two bottles warranted to running ofthe ears
and bOtChes among the hair MT. NJ
-Four six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle willcure scaly eruptions fthe skin.
Two or three bottesare warranted TO cure the worst
case of ringwOrm. ...
Two or three bottles warranted to the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three to five bottles are warranted TO cure salt
rheum.
Five to eight bottles wilcurc the ofseros-
ula. '|
benefit is always experienced from the first bot
tie, and perfect cure is warranted when the above
quantity is taken
Nothing looks so improbable TO those who have IN
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day that
a common weed, growing in the pastures aud along
old stone walls should every humor in the system
yet is now fixed fact. If youhare humor HhaS
about it, shifting scme and YOURS Teddled
thousand bottles of it in the vicinity of Boston
know its effects in every II las already done
some Of the greatest done in Massachusetts
gave it to children year old TO old people of Co
have seen poor puny, wormy-looking children whosC
heshwas soft and abby, restored perfect state o.
health by one bottle. Price $l
To those who subject to n sick headache one bot
tie viii always cure it, Il gives great reefin eatar
and dizziness. Some ho have beer cosye for yeair
have tax en- and been regulated byit Where the rod
is sound, 1t works quite easily hut where there is an,
arrangement of the functions nature il WIN canse
very singular feelings hut you must not he alarmed
they always disappear infrCm four days TO "A wesl.
There is never badI esu from it. On the contrrr,
when that tfeelng is gone you will feel yours III IA
new person heard some of the most extr,,.r 90,
encomums of it that man ever listened to- NJ obanc
Hl net IS ever necessary--oR the best YOU can t
haVelikewiSe an herb, which when simmerad ~ go,
2lI diss"Nes serofulous swelling of II nect
der the ears Price 50 cents " "''N "' u"
plhh ClioNS FOR UEF.---Adurt ono tsJ,t
Sloohl" per day. Children ever 81, 1T rre-.'siI
dgS,eT, poonful, Asno directions cgf>ia n-,se =,
hoihl 70 all demonstrations take enough to crarate
tbowels twice q dav '' 'l''u'o'
Srrrfrla. ' '.
fsr'ale ~ Pr'K UAwuro~ re--.,r.,
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Gnnriiinm,s Sale.

Peter c. Benadum, guardian, Emily Crane ct. a.
- virtue of order of sale me directed and de-
Dlivered from the court Of common pleas of Wood
county. Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door of the
court house, in Perry ysburg,
On Monday January II. 1857
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. NJ aud O'Clock r.
of said day. the north half of the north west quarter
OF section number seventeen 40 in township number
seven 7) north, Of range number twelve (2 east in
Wood county Ohio, containing 81 acres more or less
P, c. BENADUM, Qua, dian.
MURRAY DoDGE, Atty's.
g7. lSJ1-1gkN6~1
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fE Henry Ward Beecher has been deliv-
ering q series of sermons and lecturers in
Cincinnati. His audiences were the largest
that ever attended lectures in that city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA.

n y
TINO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases. such az
l. SPERHiTORRHCE1, WEAKNESS, IlIi o.
7ENCE, GONORBug1 GLEE1, SIPHILiN,
the Vice of ONANISN, or SELF ABUSE, &c" &.
The HowARp ASSOCIATION, in view ct tic a"I".
destruction of human life. caused by Sexual dreH'c-
and the deCepons pracsed upon the unfortunate Wv
Tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed :heir
Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy i
their name to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to arcr-
thus afflicted who apply by letter, with adeserii
ton Of their condition. (age, occupation habits ct me-
&c. and in of poverty and suffering I"
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHAPGE.
,.rhe Howard association il q benevolent Institution
established by special endoW ent for the relief nt the
sick and distressed afflicted with "Nrulett and Ept-
dcmic Diseases" lthasnow surplus OF mcans. VIII,
the Directors have voted to cxrerd in advertising me
uhove notice II needless to add that the Assochtl'
commands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
will furnish the m, st approved modern treatment.
just Published by thu association, Report on Sner-
matorrhua, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Sell
Abuse and other diseases Of the Sexual Organs by tie
Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by mail. tiH
sealed envelope) FHEE CHARGE, on the receipt OF
TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address. Dr. GEO. CALHOUN. CONSULTING srR-
GguS, Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street.,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY oider of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President,
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E%Tbe slaves belonging to Mr.. Norwood,
Of Greenvile. North Carolina. recently muir
dered their master by knocking him down
and then pouring hot water down his throat.
Mr.. N. thought his slaves contemplated run
ming of, and therefore commenced locking
the poor negroes up night, in dsagreeable
out house. ....
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherin,s Gnln.

The Perry sburg Bauk VS., James McFadden.
ISN virtue Of an execution to directed aud deliv-
Jered from the court Of common pleas of Lucas
" Ohio in the above will offer for sale the
door of the court house. in Perrysburg.
On Monday. January -, 1857
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock r..
NJ Of said day, the following real estate: In-ot num-
Der twenty (2O) in the village of Portage. Wood coun-
ty.Oho. G. W. NORTON Sheriff
JAMES MuRRhr. ATTY. of Bank
nov. ~, leJ6--ggwGS3.OO
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MURRAY a DoDGE. Atty's.
nov. %. l956-l0wGS2. 90.
Sherif's sale.

II. II. Folger vs.. John Clark
DY virtue of execution to me directed and deiy-
Dered from the court of common pleas of Wood
ty Ohio in the above case will offer for sale at the
door of the court house, in Perrysburg,
On Monday, January ~. 1857,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock r.
NJ. of said day, the following real estates The north
west quarter of section thirty three 1897 of township
three 3) north of range ten Ol in Wood county
Ohio containing lG0 acres. c. W. NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY. Atty. of plff.
nov. 27, lS5f--29w6S2. rs
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The PerTysburg Bank. VS.. William Muir and John s.
Forest.
DY virtue of writ of execution to me directed and
Ddeliyered from the court of common pleas Of Lacas
county, Ohio, IN the above case will offer for sale at
the door OF the court house, in Perryshurg,
On Monday. January l2 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock r.
NJ, of said day. the following real estate Part Of The
south fraction, being the part east of McCutcheuvie
road of section number eighteen ls of township uum
Der five o. Of range number twelve G29 IN Wood
county Ohio containing 64 acres.
c. W. NORTON. Sheriff.
IA MES MURRiN, ATTY. of Rank
m w, ls5O-90wbS3 9j
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LEr TnEnE RE NO SECRETS IN MrpIcIyr, or rn,he,

sIEr THERE Re NO SECRETS IN MEDICINE, or rather
S'retended secrets. The medical faculty publish as
as made all their discoveries and almost all that
srown OF real value for the of disease las been
discovered by them. DR.. Aver takes the honorable
honest course, and right because it is honest e goes
to work and invents the best remedy which medical
skill can devise for the of certain complaints then
publishes what it is and maintains his monopoly Of
solely by making II cheaper better, more pcrtec
of all who offer medicines they would have much les
tr racle and trash to swallow Ne,r Orltnns Orcnn