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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09
PHENOMENA OF THE LAKEs.-An opir

quite prevalent IN this country that The wa
ter in the lakes rises gradually for. seven
wears, and then falls fos the same period.
Maior Lachlan has investigated this subject,
and collected all the facts which could be as
c@rained in relation to it for The last 65 years,
and he comes to the conclusion that there is
40 regular septennial or other great flood in
any of the great lakes. He is inclined to be-
ieve that differences in barome trical pressure
in different parts of the lakes and lunar at
fractions a the times of verna and autumn
nal equinoxes may have some influence in
causing the daily oscillations and other ir-
regular transient tides.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

To BE PAID 1t is said that all the ruffians
engaged in the invasion of Kansas, expect to
get two dollars and fifty cents per day from
congress for their services, and also expect o
get bounty land warrant each. SlCh an
idea is seriously entertained, and no effort
will be spared by the territorial offers o el-
feet it. .... ... ..-f,-...-..a- u. ....
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09
VOL. Ill.

EcoNoMY OF FuGL.-A correspondent Of
the Philadelph Ledger gives some account
of a simple apparatus for warming houses,
lately set up in New York, on the premises
OF Mr. Hecker, which if correct, throws
CRATES, stoves, furnaces, &c, into the shade
The writer says He now warns his whole
premises, consisting Of block of three hou
ses, with out-houses and stables, at a weekly
expense for coal Of Sa3I, thereby warming
the whole with hot vdpor, produced from
two barrels of water which lasts week.
The steam, when arrived at its highest ee-
vation, is there condensed and returns again
as water to the small reservoir below. whence
it again uscends for the warming process
The same premises, before, cost Ss66 per week,
for the necessary quantity of coal consumed
The new apparatus costs but little and is
capable of being set mp in all dwelling hou-
ses, manufactures, &c. The proprietor is
quite free to exhibit and explain his great
improvement, to all persons who desire to
visit and see its operations. 1t produces a
very pleasant and healthful heat
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

A married woman in Pottsville. few
days ago, was safely delivered of three chill
dred at single birth Considering that her
husband has been absent in California for the
last two years, (having returned but day or
two ago. tn result is physiological phe-
nomenon. Exchange.
Perhaps her husband has arrit" to her du-
ring his absence,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

GooD SENSE VERSUS SENTIMENTALIsM.- The
editress of the Pittsburg Visitor Mrs.
Swisshe lm makes the following remarks on
a recently published love story;
All that stuff about woman's love has
been said over and over again d hundred thou
sand times, to the great detriment of the best
interests of humanity. There is no kind of
necessity for using the press to persuade silly
girls that it is very romantic and womanly
to love a scoundrel to leave her affections
ungarded by reason or experience, and drift
helplessy into sin. shame and dispair, as an
evidence of her unsuspecting womanhood.
1t is not true that womans affections
are any stronger or more durable than mans.
We think the opposite is the case, and that
two-thirds of all the women who pine away
or die of love, do so for want Of something
better to do. Everything calculated to make
love sickness feminine requirement is
great injury; but to strew the path of the
suicide with the flowers of poesy and ro-
nance, is in high degree reprehensible.'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

Inc 1nIl0Wln5 extract from letter writ
ten by Gen. Van Antwerp, and dated al Fort
Dodge, Iowa, on the 10Th of January, gives
vivid idea of the intense cold weather
which has prevailed in that region, and a
graphic account of the unprecedented rush
for public laud in that region
Weather here for the last few days colder
than ever-in fact intolerable Read aud
Judge for yourself:
Thermometer at daylight on Tuesday, the
Sth 80 degrees below zero and al | o'clock
p. NJ. with the sun shining bright, % degrees
low On yesterday the 9th, 33 degrees be-
low at daylight; and this morning 26 de-
grees below. 1t exceeds in bitterness any
thing have ever before experienced
And yet with such perature the land
office door is besieged from daylight (literal-
Is trpe) by men who stand there until it is
opened, at the regular hour, in order to claim
d preference in entering lands--rushing and
scrambing in, when the hour comes, as if
their very salvation depended upon it. Such
has BEEN the case every morning since Mon
Gay last, when we again opened the office
for business. Last night party of two or
'hree took their stand at the door of the Reg.
iSler. at 10 o'clock, and remained there all
aight long
The door is Just now opened, and the crowd,
as usual, rusles in, laundering like All ava
lanChe.
You will hardly credit all this, and vet, |
repeat, it is literally true.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

lRrD.-Mtssrs. Earl Bill and C. Wag-
gonar have retired from the SanAusky R-giS-
Ter. These gentlemen have been connected
with that sheet from its birth. and under
their fostering care the Register has been one
of the best and most influential papers in
this state. They have our best wishes for
their future success. The remaining editors
are gentlemen of experience in editorial du-
ties, and we have no doubt will sustain the
reputation of that pdper.-[Tolcdo Blade,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

WHo IS TO BE PRESIDENT '-At their first
me- ing in the month of February, all the
Am rican Councils in the city will take
vote in order to ascertain the preference Of
the members for residential candidate
IN. Y Express ..
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

GREEN BAY WEATHER.--There has been
much suffering among the Belgian emigrants
settled in the vicinity Of Green Bay, and the
Advocate of the l7th records a number of
accidents from freezing The average cold
for 90 days previous to Jan. llth, was l23 Q
below zero. On the 8th, the mercury stood
"a below at noon.
The Hartford Times speaks of it as settled
beyond all dispute, that Barnum and the Je-
rome clock CO. of New Haven, in whose af-
fairs h has had long and busy finger of late,
are both bankrupt. The Times says that the
company has made an assignment for the
benefit of its creditors. and that the great
Snowman is left without penny i'll hisown
iname-his New York inyest ments, " Irans-
istan," the woolly horse and all, having gone
by the board.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

DIscoNCERTING AN ORAToR.-It is an as
tonishing thing how little matter will some
times disconcert man who is accustomed
to speak in public, and have his thoughts
about him.
81 was once opening speech from the
stump" said distinguished western politi-
Cal orator to us recently, " and was just be-
ginning to warm with my subject, when a re-
markably clear and deliberate voice spoke
out behind me saying:
"' Guess he wouldn't talk quite so high
falutin' if he knew his trowsers was bust
clean out behind
" From that moment couldn't get on
The people in front began to laugh and there
was loud roar in the rear, and dared not
reverse my position for fear of having new
audience to my condition. made, or rath-
er invented an excuse for delay ,and sat down.
The malicious scoundrel = continued the Or
ator, " it was only mean trick after all.
There was nothing under heaven the matter
with my unmentionables !"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

ROMANCE IN BRIEF-CHAP 4.-John Smith
alias young girl with her ankle sprained, con-
fined at the hospital ight--During sick
ness gentleman called and wanted to see her
Saw her-She didn't see hm-Said he
knew her-Knew her in Madison Indiana
Knew her father and mother-Good, respec
table people-She always deviish head
strong tom boy-Rode horses bareback
Clmed fences, over seven rails with stake
and rider-Used to dress in her brothers
cloths-Hard case generally ly--Caused parents
much uneasiness continual y--Much dis
tressed when she ran away from home--Had
heard of her course and given her up--She
has been cabin boy on the Mississippi for
two years. Left the hospital in full male
rig-Cap, coat, breeches and boots--Said she
was going to leave town-Don't believe she
left-It is said she found social afnities
with the boys that run ,cid the masheen--
Afraid she will come to bad end.
Concluded unless are hear something fur
ther.--I Missouri Dem.
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BALTIMORE.


Urinary baltimore instituted, A. d. 1fs, No. ~ South
Bas street iafimofs (near the Post Ohiceo ACUREINSUR
rhy The Alopathe School, be eoe"f'oHy con.
suited IN all oi private nature or direasa
hiensv Required Cure mot EHsrtedA practical TX.
pcenre Of 20 enables DIR TO warrant cure IN
The shortest possible time to have II safely effected
This iaftarB extensively celebrated for Tho cncctuh nhd
speedy all casHrH OF Secret bsenAos was canshed
hlscity n refuge from Quachory over 20 vears ago
The HeA Reputation, Of this Institution would render public
notice not for the applicants here for
bcrn nchcd OF their maltrcated by
tho Chaaans who flourish largely In the public prints and
with whom city II overHtocked
.tRiofed BE- Guard would avoid injury, poen.
ninfy osA and disappointment 400 early mouoh all whero
proper he obtained br NJ makes NO al'ufng
than he Will honorably perform
GhroHto tasrsVhn nsusl symptoms are sore
the Nose Blotchcs Erpons upon Tho Skin &c Upon the
perfect the eldest and most luvecrne OF
Dr In willing TO stake his honor snd reputation
The Triumph Of scieno,fhu remedies nf pr NJ IN rnaof
ing strong rnnovnting he shattered constn
on speedily n debility Injury Incurred nom
coran secret habit by discoveries of tho
age
EBbed Manheai May here linda certain restorative and
thousands their have realized the swcct uon of
,pe which, the failure Of Quaekeries In their hitherto
huitlcas search, had become almost ostingniHh'u ~
Idraatagfs 1rafmsntNo poionona compounds of Mer
curry III Nosioua Drtgs used In hia practice.
10 EaalrsIong experience In the treatment OF Female
Affections Nervous dsoanca &C. qualities Dr NJ TO afford
Early Rr effect Cue In the most dnieult cases Com
onnicatns saerody guarded and treatment marked with s
aud delieAey.
Mus ftaf Preventive This sovereign Remedy applea
bio either sen will bn duly prepared by mail,
copi of 10 by reng eo prescription VIII be included
Distant rurcd ~ hons, by addressing DIR j "
MILLS BAlrimonr, det,os post pnid) Medicines sent in
any direction, by mail or express
tt
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Once of the Coususi--iosser Of l.essertes,l
BALTIMORE. April IL, 1856 )
Go,. uf Lot


Of the State of Maryland being In receipt daily Of letters
various portions OF tho making inquiry ms to
Lottery Schemes with which the country Hooded and which
purpot be "deided BY The draUars s Maryland Conep
idafod takes this method al such letters
of inquiry and inform the public thaf oh LoTs ppTornf 10
BE- drrdfd hg ht Maryland UfdrAPs fdnds that
certain who style themselves Moa Co. and pretend
he Managers Solo Asen for The Grand Charter Iotte
rio n Cleveland Ohio mrostora and said lottery fraud
having neither legal prcsnmpiYe nkat.heo and that an
other fictitious firm, tyod Muny Go, Cleveland ONO ara
all lotteries whirh they prooas To be
ayers agents for, are also frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE. Of this city II tho Contractor for
drawing the Mars and Lotteries The business Ii conducted
undor The firm of r. FRANCE CO ~ Managers aud they
have sole the city baltimore There how
forty licensed vondofs for the Slate of Maryland
who derive license under him through this ore TO scll tick
. In the MARYLAND Lotteries. u, II, McIIIAIt.
Commissioncr of I,ouefioa for the State Of Md.
nX
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-26
SIMPSON a BROTHER ),
NqzJ SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE,
- A..riL Il lalE - w n

vi SPRING AND SIMMkK TNAOE,
~ LYNCHBURG, April 81 ST.. lsJ6.-We are S1Txs2
u now in receipt of the heaviest, and most
varied stock yet been pleasure to offer to liberal
public, ,., -. -,
the general superior character and style OF
nf goods beside finding the ample assortment In every
branch of consisting Heavy and Fancy Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery Guns and Rifles, Aliens
Self Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting and Fishing
Taekle SILVER Plated Ware Of warranted quality Block
Tin and Britannia Goods Saddlery, Carriage, and Buggy
truinxs ShoeInakers Findings, Floor and Table oil
Cloths Carpenters. Miiyrigbts Wheelwrights, and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles Of almost every
descripton; Window Shadeg Gilt Cornce Bands and Pins
xe Nc House Building Materials such French Glass and
Locks of every style and furniture, &c. &c Farming uten
ais eeneray Grain Cradles Grass Blades and tools
every variety be found in such establishment
wholesale prices stock Is chiefly from the
nfacturers and selected person those
may call they will find assortment unsurpassed in any
part of the south CHAs. SIMPSON
s. " SIMPSON.
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VOL. 4...N0. 2s1
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
A KISS.
ny LORD BYRON.

II was tho cooling hour, Just whom the rounded
Red sun sinks down behind the azure hill.
which then socms as II the whole earth It bounded
Circitng all nature. hushd, and dim, and STILL
with the far mountaln-c crescent half surrounded.
ON ono side, and tho deep calm aud chill
Upon tho other. and the rosy sky
With one star sparkling through II like an eye.
And thus they wandor'd forth, hand In hand,
Over tho shining pebbles and tho Shells
Glided along the smooth and hardened sand;
And In the and Wild recepfacIes
Work'd by tho storms. yst workd a. II plann'd
In hollow halls with sparry roof and cells,
They turned TO resi and, each casp'd by an arm,
Yielded TO the deep twIlights purple charm
They looked mp TO the sky whose floating glow
Spread like rosy ocean, vast and bright,
They gaxed upon the glttsrius scene below,
Whence the broad moon circlinp into sight;
They heard tho waves splash, and the wind 40 low.
And saw each others dark eye dartipg light
Into each other--and, bcholdIhg this,
Their lips drew near, and elnng intoa kiss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-26

.nHy 10 make ph ysiea Pbu moi easy 10 make iho b't
~ MI Pisono which would have none "' ~" oJceos on
MI the advantages of every "thef hls p III, n @ ~,
here aud with hat success would respectfully submit 10
tbc public decision IL has unfortunate for the patient
Hitherto thn almost ovefy purgaiye meheno m
aud Irritating To the bowels This not Many "i them pro
uee So s erip,ng paIn and avulsion Ia the sysem TO
more balance the good TO he derVeu from 'c
Those Ps produce no irritation or pain nh'ss arises rom
preyionsly existing obstruction or hornheemn Wo
rls Heing purely vegetable no harm fhn hSo lr""i tn
any quantity II IL heter thh' a1y medicine should
taken udieousy. Minute directions Ter then use IN e
several diseases which they aIpseho arg gwen on u
box Among the complaints which have bhhn seedy cured
y them we mention Liver Complaint n NIL ts various 9'm
IL Jhndce Indigestion LnnRonr ana Loss OF ppoie '1st
loasnesa rritabty Bilious Headache Bl"us feVe i.fef
and Ague, Pain In the Side and Lons iof ~ un w. 'pe
ne Of dcastd nt1n OF tho hN' An
aperieni they afford prompt am SUR ''e' u, @ ~
Piles Choc Dysentery nmors Sorofnli ana scnfvy ,ph
with soreness OF bohy, Ulcers and imp y OF the blood
short any ana every whcr pprgntFo HroIuncn
The have also produced some singaaiy speueAs, W
Rhcumnsm tiou Dropsy, Gravel, IrysP.lhs fnphaono 81
the Pains the Back stomach and Sldc hy soui
freely In the spring oftho year, to- pny th' bood
stimulates the stomach into healthy as,oi hn
restores the appetite and vigor hey purify ,ne o'oo hu
toy their Amu1ant the ccnatory syscm rcnovatc
the the body snd restore the wasted OF ue"
nerpea of The whole Hence occasional dose ~
aDtageon9 though serious derangench chh bst
dosing should be carried 100 M h every
The thousand which phyhc Is required eau
here bat they suggest themselves 70 le
every body, and 1t Is confidently believed ,n pm
will ansyera purpose than anything when mas hitbeiio
been available mankind When their virtues arc once
known public will longer doubt what remedy 10 employ
when Ia need Of cathartic medicine -
Being wrapped they are pleasant 10 TAKE ahu p'e
ircy vegetable arise from their use n any aan
Y. .
Prepared by Dr JAMES G. AVER Practical and Analytic
Cheuist Lowell Price e5 cents per Box Five boxes
.or 5l.CO sold by John H. seayi Lynebburg ana ny an
Druggists Country Merchants throughout tho n"'e
pu cell, Iadd a Co, Richmond, General Agents
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i VIA BALTIMORE, Mp-The nndorsigncd, Forward
Merchants Agents Of tho Pennsylvania Raropd at
baltimore respectfully aoiicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
no ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
and from their with the trade having been for
the consgnoos Of large pnrt Of the Tobacco
ing West through baltimore they Halter themselves that they
can awe satisfaction 10 ahppora
Freight m low M by any other line.
ConeFnmcns from the Wes, solicited and punctnay
attended To- MAdRAW kooNS,
10 North street, baltimore
Refer Ia Jacob Head Go, brandt r, hatimoro T. H.
Dudley, W. n smith, Mcdaniel Hurt Preston Miller
Crenshaw, Iynchburs, Crcnahaw &Co, Richmond
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

ssH lEE sNsURANCE."-M MUTUAL BENEflr
Il COMPANY Capital January ls,, 1850. sessoms
aud effect insurance in this Company, by calling on J. H.
pr VIM $ Morris Medical Adviser
Tne Company paroy mutual to all insured for the term oil
lie.
The dividends made annually and after the fourtyear
are received In part payment of the premiums. - .
have average onehIrd The premiums paid
TINS making the cost very low Whom policy Is nade er
the life II the annual premium amounts to 500 note
bearing interest al per cent may be given Tor haL :,
No Company affords adysntagesor better security IL
pau '''''""'0' '0'''' " WAN / u w " Knowles,
may a3.dm' Agent at Richmond
(sLOvER sEED.-pRIME NEW CLOVER SEED
feb 25ts North side of the Basin Richmond, Va
L.. ROYsTER, BROTHER 4 CO., Rich
ronsgnments of MANurAcTuRtp AND LEAF TosAooo and
produce generally to the "a address ., .,s ,ne %
Shipments to Messr Brum@, 4 Roy'e''' through our
j Il. RoysIER,
ano5dts JOSEPH BRuMMfI.
NOTsCE TO MERCHANTS, FARMERS a
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY .-iw oud most
respectfully call Of Merchants
Il my large and gener al assortmento Boots, GSnO IN
sso's y ny"sss ac q"spf hss ssaa 'ss ss
my self with great care, suitable for the -, :
Virginia trade; and large portion of my Goods having bee
purchased for cash. aer myself thai can hold out as grea
to Merchants and snn s "@ M all re ~anhss
DOZEN which call the attention of all IN want they
A. w. G. HILL Manufactures aud
Dealer in Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet Bags,
Vaiscs, Sc. Wholesale and retail. No l2l.
sop4ts Main street, Richmond. Va,
(tUANO.-We have on hand Some 200 tons of the Emily
In of Guao that imported last winter 80 far as
heard from the II has given entire salts
equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
good effects by noticing Straw
Hill they through the farms - W. Haxal.
ESD Garrett Esq. D. Anderson Jr were some OF the
f' EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
~ 261s. Richmond
IT.-525n Sacks Ashion's Salt; direct importation from,
=, sorpooL daily expected For sale by
n Its EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
GABT25oo Sacks Jeiries Dorsey fine salt in prime
- order, landing and for sale by -
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
iy BY Richmond. Va
rIAND, D,GsUANO.-Having made arrangements with
N Peruvian Agents to get supplies of GuANo on tho
prepared to furnish H. We have now
aoat 1900 bags and will be In reguareeeptof oft
what to us direct from the agents,
all purchase from us rely ON getting GENUINE
CT ANO orders friends and all others,
that will always furnish them with the
best article, and the most favorable terms
CRENSHAW & co,
feb Its North side of the Basin, Richmond Va
ltOEEEE-
L LOCO bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
700 Santos-cargo of the schooner Indicator, from
the Brazils--in store and for sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT CO.
Richmond.
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- Is 8
- sons who obtain full and reliable information re-
spcctng Singers Sewing Machinesther price capabilities
sizes mpo method of working means OF procuring
them partcuarscan do 81 by applying nj our
Office 3 Broadway New York by letter or IN person Tor
| NJ SINGERS GAZETTE. This paperH devoted entirely
to the Sewing Machine interest. Copies will be supplied
gratis all interested .
n B-The unparalleled of our Sewing Machines
several fraudulent inmations OF Them besides nn
nerots inngcments of patens-of which we own slk
teen the iunsemehts of our patents have recently
been decided the T. y Circuit Court OF New
York and New Jersy suits the great principle OF
bose dorm the fabric be seod The snrtdc Of h machine
bva veleaQ pressure which used IN all sewing Machines
has been fully established The Wheeler 4 Wilson, and
tn. Baker Sewing Machines as we hege eheh IN
fringe three distinct patents owned by u.s. We have suits
n,n st tem in several 4 s. Courts which viii soon
be tried We hereby caution the public not TO buy any IN
rngng Machines they can be compeed ny Ia" 10 stop
using them and to pay cost and damages
rF5oca Agents will be wanting TO make sales OF our I'M
machnes To persons properly qualified Tor
The business opportunity for profitable ana pleasant
ployment is offered. ,,., -, :
New and exchanged liberal terms Tor
old machines of every kind. NJ siNPhh " -,
Principal Office 1923 Broadway New YORK.
,p1 ~. dim Ig NJ A.
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YuNUE grcnicss Of earthly blessings u hc"ho.-
Thousands testify that after visit TO the numerous
rna they strengthened and assert
that nothing else will do them good But we would advise
and others who cannot venture to spend RON one 10 ye
hundred annually fashionable watering places TO try Dr.
L. B Wrghts Liqnid Caarc or taseiess vegetable phys
m and small of % cents does not ehect
greater change their health than month
and $500 springs will oppose the ex-
the day and further will make bold to as
ser medicine is much pcasnner than any mineral or
sulphur water yet drank And old and eminent pact'
prepared guarantees It perfectly safe (ss s
purely vegetabl In all where physc Is required As
Family rhysc Is exceled by none Full directions accom-
pauy each bottle. For sale everywhere
itIne 10 limo
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UDIANO.-I have nme new Phase. wkieh =
II will sell a very reduced price. Cali - heDoadd& 4
ioopers Shoe Store nearly opposite AcCorkie
may Sits hR HOOPER