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The nsiow stnt beats the World, beat work with
Ieu.I Drnaght.


Ieusi Drnught.
WYE have large nunber of Pattorns of Riows among
w which may ~ found Riches Patent Premium Iron
Beams tfugstonr Pcakskl Eagle Plows& Ponts
i'ro,nrm S,iehi Puws. Smiths Patent Straw Cpter,
$40 s2j Road Srrapcrs Double Action
forre PUMPS Applu lrsr sn SeeE operaton
sausage rRcr Winters torn and Cob Cruhe &e. &C
Smiths Patent $40 awarded the First Prem'
Fair OF Virginia, for the best hand
s e5i and 1855 and each year received the
hiIhosi I'D of ths aoeicty.
Wo eal particular attention 10 our much admired
dehcA PatenD powa. Below Of the
lnnuy tesinaonnl1 In ayor oi this Plov.
Mellow the soryVll lIouae, LYnrhburg Va
u y WulrrEMoRh & BRO,
Proprietor
CHARIOT ~, April q, 1855,
GfsrIrsEr-rh received the 1ow lueated yon 10
send lust plough piece OF low grounds tof p
which been lying idle for eight ears consequently
In worry ron eh But ruw has through II,
strong without giving par
ular thuroug work than have ever lHd done
amy pw have been powman ior forty years.
fried patterns the maatsr ft of al
ased the draugh is easier-cuRs wider
ot6r two horse poN have seen
In se the plowa have hand give ont shall re
place them with the Iroa tyon1 ilow. .4
Respectfully, WM q. PlIGE
u < WHirrFMnkL A. Bro tscpHhts
ESSIsREB.Y 90 MP LET 81 Indies aud Gem
temen Manufacturers and Contractors VIII hnd
and complete variety o Boots Shoes Hats
Cas Trunks lmbrelas well adapted to Fall and Winter
nposcs Stock being exceedingly large we are anx
iau- to sell and will sell at low hsmeA .......#.s
L. l.. ARMtSTEAD,
near Farmers Bank aud under Telegraph Office.
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VOL. 5--.N0, 70.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AsAN ORNAMENT for the PnyIe

SAN ORNAMENT for the PnvIer, ns n gift
N to friend Of absent loved Whist can
appropriate what acceptable hat more dear
aud worthy be cherish than NATURAL lhe.ks, almost
and likeness Of the headso ths usehod,
tho little Olive those lsved but abscnt ones,
whose may be seldom seen Avacsons men
have health and character and happiness tor soa
sacrificed homs sonfers ana even
ion the aanmon place ami power bat VINO ever heaa OF
e happy Tanner nimitable Ambrofypes
DazHerreotypea exchanging ior money VI
from the npus the holiest motives that AZ
heart tasn humanity, to perpefuate aha
friendship rene ratify hallowed ahecuon NO
annr tsenor the of oldest IN the Dusmess
t .Age) coDtemplaes whne "a h's
uoras,n ing mood with little Maisiaeon me hea,n"s
that constantly going out rom nk esap
ahn ,hrosyh OF beautiful and truthful psetars
m not beantful rnthn originals to gladden. tnc
hearts the Fathera the sisters and Brothers
Lovers aud Swcsthrarts ot thu lRni -,
The under asrea-ed his sop. Of opsa,oa ans
ing hand aud large supply of materials nV'.es'
tfnm every body 10 his Gallery sshere In all may
faithful Ambrotypo or Desuerreotype anu no"
wishing fac s~s Of themselves VIII be cordially WEI, @
repaid for their tFause by examining oui
excellent .xhon OF rcares In addition TO our a'a 81 un
limited of unique have any auanny
nf Fabanahle such Ioekcis Breast P,ns brace
loa Watch Fobs Finger Rings &c designed TO contain PIC
rhieh viii be in the beet style OF Tue a
notice. aad ut tho most reas9naee prices II"
cash only. = . n, . ! ~, ~. ura.
t,i. ao "a Lynehburg, Va
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i.ANIIInN,RLE VPHOLsrERI

= syrx~ra,ysSY NCURl RG NA-The undersigned h'gs
= 1Ss3 raap q Inform thr public that he continues
his TPIoLSTERN Bl+ SiNESS, and l. pre-.
1ed execute all ur-rs line Of business, ~ t'et
Ss lad Dispatch such rs PAPER HANGING ana fhoi-
Terry Lounges. Sofis Tefesa Tctes. E1,F tAHif @'
= WINDOW nrd BED CtRTAINN made and lung.
t"HS sray prepared: Mattresses made over ana ah|ai"s
'ing in tse pbuisturY lHo.
p 3 .rler lhtakf,llv received aud promptly ''Hded
IN
= OGnn an Church street between Washnst Rotel
and Masonic Hail WI IH5SE.
may lat6m
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MERCHANDISE, &C.


~ call attention to thrr Fail styles Of Clothing,
NOW opening NJ their staa dm Nam street opposte y ar
mer bank NuchhurF "a, Iher AKtut, MIR blAoN, ha'
spent weeks the North manufacturing Gneds specially
tf ihs market and they safely PROMISE that their present
Stock surpRssos in a. quality and variety auN thing trey
hNc h'retrore offered 10 the public In their assortment the
following artclcs hc found
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HATS. mAT.: mATs!:,-spRING =

n ATS. hATS.. :. !--~ y Is ~ ="
ID FASHIONS FOR ls56--STlTZER viii Introduce III
tht Spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday IN March,
his customers and the public Eenera"
will be found surpass Hat in this market In Dea
m STYLE quality finish Also lot of beautfnl new style
young Gents All these desiring hnc Dress HATS
ese any thing this market viii please call al Inc sigh
ut tup BLUE HAT ,,.,
N 'uds Of Hats uto to "rcr with neauesS ana diaPaeh
Customers Hats >sod over as usual - .,..,..
.tts ~ % - 1i'h
40 4 n Ill. " ind thnI blows no gocd.''-ii only
requires u cold Northest storm 10 make G. \ bfss
ss,c Ware louse busiest and most attractive place IA
town would advise all who not prepared Tor VIII
chilling winds 10 snake haste thher ere ms beautnal AS
safiIhrnt be entirely gone.
H.. hns hand fnil supply of Eurnneos Ranges,
ooking patterns, Parlor once and BOX
ayts If every style wood COAL GraeS that
Garnet and which cannot fail to please
,b fa,lons also prepared to do all kinds of job
ark either Copper Iron with dispatch and neatness
IA Plumbing business is also carried on by him. IN lnanner
h cannot ccled His friends and patrons both In town
ai#i eaimiry viii profit by calling soon,
Ill orders promptly attended To- ,
C. S. BLISS,
oct ltts Main st loosr below Market
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nAstI u HofhlNs, WILLIAM " nv IN,
HuntHr iiUll. Nos w Alhlhsah
uunPNpN- uUuFUg n 60, Nh0lc-ate DRY

uufkINs, WILLIAM " kfNN,
unutnI uuIi "
uuoPNnNs, uauus ~ 90. Nh"ic-"ic DRY
j GOODS MERCHANTS, NJ. 'as baltimore street COP
rostr Hanover STREET. baltimore,
Nonl cal hu,"r Ia very nigo and
rumlote Fal Winter Dry Clouds which We ecl
viii avorahly with IN HE Northern nf
Markets husineRa having largely increased
the uf keeping complete aud varied aH
formerly, feel encouraged 10 tNl"1h ~ sl
ufthor aud shall ho prepared To otter such NtiN ~ VII
enable country friends purchase ni ua everything heN
In line Particular attention IL paid Ia Dress
i,oois generally, silks. Emhfo,dolior, Ac, 40
Mesha alsn be prrparrd 10 exhibit afRef and morn va
tied stock Of Fancy White Goods ihah we nay" h'iao
kept.
Mcatc Agents of Rts lRnd Ptuionthiy Goods, hs "el
thu hcs, nahcs a. fulrd Cloths which VIII
hs sold a the Manuisenre prices.
btdors ussal promptly and rarsnly attended to
baltimore, August tst tsi6s HOPKINS null 4 60
l2d2mor
tB,O sIEsppEKS GOBAttO " NE~i ,
VIA BALTIMORE, Mp@Ihu undersigned, FORWARD
M Merchants aud Agents OF the frms Naa Railt"rd NJ
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
40 ALI. PoiNrS IN 1HE WEST AND SOUTH NEsl l.,
aud acquaintance with tho trade having been in
the largo part of the Iohaet" 20
ing West through Baltimore they Halter themselves that they
give satisfaction 10 shipper
Freght Ms low og by ANY Other linz .s,.
Consgnens the West solicitcd and rnncinely
attended 10 MAGRAN Il kooNS,
North arcot, baltimore
Rofer 10 Jacob Iieald Co Brandt r, Baltimore, T. L.
dudley. W. smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston Miller
Creushnw, Iynohbarg. Creushaw &uo, Richmond
mn Il
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sst@traat, u a 0RN1ltRE ~ KNHi tb1
ateu for past the subscriber "onld
thanks lis friends and the phO
lie generally aud interim them that he
has now on hand and constantly adding thereto) largo
atent of Elegant Furnre by skiui work
mon ont of the very and finished in the most de-
-ile manner Stock embraces usually got
tclu . in the extensive manufactures
lie call those wishing to purchase, eehng as
sufr that III satisfaction in regard 10 both
lrtco and quality OF work
Hair and Shuek Mattresses always on hand -t..
EDW ARD j. FDAAES
ar,roong aud Manufsetorv below Liberty Ware
hrusc iscp 2d&cs
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d IeaanesN REAGN'A POAIN
i GALLERY Main street Lynehburg, is one OF fhe most
In the State The reception room
neatly furnished aud embelished win cnot"
pecuns various styles of portraitnre known 10 mo
Tho Ambrotype, beautifully colorea mo
rlrnphs combining the ruthfuncss ithe Ambroypo VIII
,egnucy huBh IN thu boat 9ngravihgi ho Ia"
Kuer 'otN Prs ofegory AsA, - r.
The operating large ana commodous with large
sky aud lights arrang that ia the darkest weather AZ
il produced, than whoh
ahh4 hrlxh,cet will he happy To sen at all times,
nt whether NlHh
worry he haH rereN.d IN
antho hope that dnrng the pcse III SEASON
lie ma ploasure placing record many
iaro which impori.iabc the material On which
the made Especially would he appeal 10 tue
ahort N bs sntif M they VIII ever
shadow tho 'ubetanre lates bihg
Yuu friends yeu-yanT hnsband yotr chnd-shd part
Tugs eoma paratlons mns take place lhes how
will allie, tate and sota the pangs of those DARK hours "
upun h.aris cherished In ohe days
Como sterybody locketa breastpis range ETC.
constanuy on hand hhS 90
k,GNDRsEs.-Hen,y sscid Ring-.--W We have ]"
large lot vf something superior IN the way on pam
finger rings which can recommend
TABLt ANp TrA SfupNs--Ne have as" n natoreh
good nppy Table Tea Spoons made 1.-THE best Silver
Nnrautsd sheh daily aongat thu very lowest
priett =,
,esong the l,tos style pretty aud desi
fatlr w~ohvr them nj tho lnwest prices
BuN AM tEAss PISS Ml1A1uHts, with eeNer', afcl
Offer them ~ low they he bought
qod 10 he represented Also Bracelets for Miniatures
Of keeping the likeness ota nnd an"
a lttro lot alao 1f
q ai44t articles NA Ind u greatly 10 their advantage to
stoak. .hs AL times pleased 10 show,
NHttHpr ~ sell uf ailab u ,iif
oei 2ats Formerly u snvorthorp
t.SspHsxs AGRICULTURAL, WORA6,
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NroTEGE.-lIayup purchased o Mcssrs Mo Daniel Hurt
- Preston ler entire ock of Groceries aud taken the
stand formerly occupied v em prepared to or I"
pnir"ns al Mcdaniel Hurt frest"pour former
of Grur,as Liquors. staple Dry tiuos Ne which ""
market rate. Ter at or I" prompt customer"
tuc usual tme
Wopi1 give particular attention 10 the COMMISSION
HJNNESS viii soil nj knd OF country produce and conscp
ucn generally. viii enHr sales promptly, and cash them
when desired wIake liberal advances on produce Ia and
and vii rrroi and IDf;N ARD GOODS at the usual
when rpoe produce plared in hand to meet
IEBY 4 SAUNDERS.
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a.. fsRseFEE. BROTHER n CO., hich
"a M0ND "a prepared to make liberal advances en-
,.l-. nlnens nf MASUfAcTt GRID AND IfF TOBACCO aud
l,r ropar5llt address Of thor friends NJ ssfs.
pr,,rr,.I A Popst,rs ~ ~ Waie street, New lork
Sli5lnrns Nes>rs Brummo q R"ysteTs' through cur
hoYso. viii bl torYy afded free OF charge.
a L. ROYSTER
J u. ROYSlER.
f.raz H.. JOSEPH BRI MMFT.
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rsarriagc.


Ihc thousands orred this institution w INN INC
aud the numerous important Surgical bt'FN.'''
uri4l Br Iotnsto. wnc ssnd 10y ta '1iGrf'rs'i Oh we
jcr~ many other pn notices" winch haN appear
5 ir aHA befnre tina pulc hr'a"f ms f'HfE ~
fes,5 character and resp HehaFs is snfhcieRf guar
.tHrt fn. saaicte4
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a fsISs, Guns. asUNS.-We have io-day, re-
the best assurtments of Gums tn smoothing
Tackle ever this market embracing aud
medium great variety and first stock of fine
Gums of Richards s. Reueys' aud MaptoUs manatacure
large stock OF Double and Single shot belts Shot
Pouches Powder flaks, Game Bags, Cleaning Rods Felt
paper Wads, Percussion Caps, Ne. &C. -,
WcH sell the prices and respcctfulS callthe
sportsncn and the public generally 10 IN, M
Its j. ID GSEtiok1 y "
IEON.--Ihe cOHccru Os Wslef a
ELAN this day dissolved by mutual consent "h. "A
Mier authorized to settle up the business Ieaa
cern having claims against the concern 49, y" in
lrts at them o him immediately for pay yilent a'u
"'N''" VI V'"s' ~ f''e WILLIAM y. MLLEh-
February 2ls', le5t hoDhhi "
yu,r undersg will continue the a. the old stand
sion business purchase OF Wnea AZ VA ,ha nhlic
where ne VIII nc Pies'oN '" 49, WIN. A. MILLER.
generally
from the concern OF Mhei q
i'i.,n for the patronage received AZ
~ hi, respectfully soleis aeontnuanes
,bn snnc TO he newc concern Of Wnl ~. Muller
vi s"e oa I'm 80 " 49, ROBERT s. ELAN.
COLE EATHER.-20O sides Good nele Lesth
- err iu to hand and for sale hy Wilson -
aug
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EAS& AND Ds.ES$ENa.--1 have now 'p store
- Bol<arks Jraus and Lsrv tor servants {" "e
imyfe tie srnon taIr A large margin alloMrd 10
dealer, :, no nv "a .eIl at-,ir A. b RUCkER
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..1,s., p..Nos pinno~.-rbe

va Z NDN Esinpo~.-lh he sUl7f1IltI ITIilI
~ -furrr prcttulv invites the attention OF an
II 2 Il WIN wish purchase PIANOS, to can 81 ms
= . " Nam street Lynrhhnre VA op
sis the Warwick House. where aas "an lac found an ~
III surpassed ~ ANO both power ami sNef
unSs h touch haish aud durability Of workm9nsaP ~
tasev carved and plain aud which Will be sold
Very fr ra.h or od ne ,otable paper. Al Instruments
are warranted i1 every
iNd Pianos ttkt!, in exchange. -.
Music OF ali description always IN hand Pianos Nn" ab Nlnus
If utis ifs rumrnts repaired md tuned NaTef""hs OH
- +s''H1 fe.5s entrance through the alley ,,..,,,,
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rUANO, ,GUANO. GUANO.-We will receive
u few days lot Of pure Peruvian Guano, which
invite tho attention Of our friends and the public
aug l2ts MCCORKLE g. JONES
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4 uuPOKVATseN.-1 1N Et-
ING WARE-IIOI SE-wlerc Will be found the largest
assortment Of amuard steel fine Double and Single uns;
English Self Cooking Five shooter; colt =, Al.
lens IhurbeI- KtVoNers aud Single Pistols Powder
Flasks Belts and Pouches Game Bags Cleaning Npdh
Minnie lrxs focks and g. u Percussion Caps;
Gun Wro Cartridges. all sizes Cnris lnrYeyH
and American Powder, all kinds tom1css
cd iules Buck aud small Shot Liquor Flasks; Rogers
Pocket Cutlery knives Razors fine assortment OF
Port Monies cold Silver Ivory aud Crooked Sword aud
Plain Canes every thing In ou line Ia suit Gun makers
Wehavea lot premium Rifles on hand Repairing 'ono
with despatch, and warranted, by
WM B {. FISHER, opposite the
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e. .6a {.si.su-. euuE Meu contemplating marr'eE"
@ ausrat physical weakness. organic dohtlitNt det"rm
- A. suaud inmed ates c"nsuh ir Johns'onSd be re
t#f al perfect health
, VI, pae, hmelI uaier the of Dr. Johnston may
.l..-, otd9c IN hi, honsr agout'"nen and eonhden
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SION MEL tHANIh, No. A tRoNi str ef, New oth
q - Liberal advances consignment
Mr INNS &. ADAMS would hr pleased to hear from hi
friends AT hls huns's JAMES n. toNNbl'l+n,
apI ~ div ROB1 NJ. ADAMS.
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Org, Weakness
Eo NTEtllY tR NAI'SEpIS DRl GS USED.
DR .HfsagNaFO<

Member ( al College SURGE L"nd"n GradnAt'
nom m, -, Lr ~, = clnurrt Co OF the United States
aud tl. pa whose Ate tas nseA spent IA ihe ms
IIo ir4 u i.li PARIS Phadcpbia and eiseN here ma
Elected sur astonishing cures thAi were ever
A AZ many troitbi,a ing IN the head and ears "
,sr great hctug alarmed At sudden senhas
and bshfunrss with frequent bnShng, attended SeHelhe
,yitI Arrangement OF mi vi were cured immediately
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-31
From the waverley Magazine.l
To A LILLY OF THE VALLEY.

Drar modest flowers, so beautifully fairl
From which place didst thou spring?
Possessed of lovelness so chaste-so rare
SIch sweet earthly thing
That all Thy charms would ne er be told by me,
Emb,em Of" delicate simplicity"
I've watched thee in the glowing morn so bright
just peeping at the dawn,
AID nesting In thy leaves--a comely sight
Scentng with sweets the lawn
rs thou didst bend thy head so gracefully,
With wistful eye looked, and longed for thee.
. Thy charms didst tempt me as I gazed with love
Upon thy spotless face
And then thought of God in Heaven above,
Who gave thee all thy grace
Who made so fair and beautiful thing,
Filled with rarest scents, from the cold earth to
spring.
! yielded to temptation thea, sweet flower;
plucked thee ruthlessly,
With rude hand tore thee from thy bower,
To try and cherish thee.
To love thee with thoughtful tenderness,
Covering thee with thy own soft green dress.
bore thee 10 my chamber, then, my prize,
My own sweet captive dear;
Aud ever and anon with watchful eyes,
{ see If thou art near
And thou dost seem to bend quite lovingly,
AS if thou was content to be with me.
Sometimes feel regret at having torn
Thee from thy mates away
To think that no more in The happy morn
Thout feel the sun IS warm ray;
But am recompensed for still, awhile,
For me alone thou'lt live and bloom and smile
lsIpoR.
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of earth, behold the little circle of mourners
How lovingly fall the pale moOnbeams upon
the tiny heads bowed with the souls deep
anguish above the lone grave of her who had
ever been attentive TO their slightest wants.
Those eyes which beamed so kindly upon
them-now behold the unfading glories Of
eternity the white hands that rested so
gently upon their shining curls, and which
they saw folded in meek resignation over the
still boso DOW sweep an angel Tyre that
voice, SO like the dropping of silvery foun-
tain, or low carol of joyous bird--now swels
the seraph choir its tones float upon the
heavenly zephyrs, and fall upon the ear of q
listning, plying Father.
And, dear oaes, the burthen Of that song,
is ever ofyou. Then come no more to the
dark grave whh the wildly -echoing cry
"Our mother is dead " for she lives in a
happier, olier cline, and there awaits your
coming. Go forth into the world, in faith
and love. There is work for you 10 do
duties to perform-happiness TO enjoy-sor-
rows to endure. Storms and tempests may
gather around, envelOping you in the mantle
of their widest Jury ; yet faint not falter not,
but look "aloft " and listen Those sweet
strains, though oft unhea,d, are echoing ever,
down to earth. Follow them, they will lead
you up-to heaven
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CJUGH IN IloRsEs.-We once had horse
that lad caught bad cold, and coughed so
severely that he could be heard half mile.
All sorts of remedies were all rejected, al
though some mi hit have proved useful, and
the following course pursued. The horse
WAS in the first place very carefully and mod
erately used SO as to never produce pers2lr-
alton. He was carefully blanketed when the
weather was cold, (t was abou mid autumn,
or when he was in the least deglee heated
he was kept constantly ON green and succu-
lent food, clover, roots, &C., and was supplied
with plenty Of the best water at all times
In few weeks he was perfectly well. It's
an old saying that more depends on the nurse
than on the physician, which was verified in
this instance Exchange.
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Interests County, Politics. Literature Agriculture Education the Arts and sce


The ladies here still adhere to the long trail
ing skirts. and as they promenade The streets,
employ one and frequently both hands in
holding up their dresses from bedraggling
the rils and cutters. To one unaccustomed,
the sight of two or three dozen ladies' at
time, all holding up thsir dresses as they
walk, to the height Of from two or three inch
es 10 two feet, is at best ludricious, not to say
vulgar. Hoops have suddenly disappeared.
The prevailing color ofladies' walking DIRE s.
es is pure white-a charming color for sum-
mer. Flounces are common but Not arbitra-
ry. Sleeves and bonnets are unsettled, but
something sensible may be hoped for, as the
compressed waists are little seen and COM
mon sense seems returning. The gentlemen
universally wear the frock coat, now elonga-
ted, and stove-pipe hats. These last arc so
oppressive in summer that a desperate effort
has for some time been made to alleviate them
by something mole comfortable, but as yet
without any general success.
But of all the sights, pleasing to one of
good appetite, the markets of Cincinnati are
most satisfactory. The supply and variety
at this season of the year are most abundant
and diversified. doubt if better market
can be found elsewhere. The surplus of sup
ply above the demand is now large every
day, yet prices keep well up. But prices
here are not generally SO high as at Toledo
1t would do your sometimes half starved
/ citizens good to be able to step into such
market as this, occasionally. II the railroads
were completed you might obtain supplies
from here in a lime of scarcity Merchants
and traders will doubtless avail themselves of
this market so soon as they can conveniently.
For many years this has been notable
place for fircsssand fire alarms the result is,
a very complete and effio;en' Organization of
well-paid fre-companes with steam Gre-en-
gines. 1t is gratifying 10 see how iapi lly
ard powerfully they do this work. B,ing al
ways ready, they are pr IMPLY on the ground
at fire in any part Of the ely, and in large
force. The engines are drawn BY horses,
AMI lire up as they thunder on to the burn
ing building, and it must be an extensive fire
tha- caunot soon be extinguished by them.
But the expense is hesvy, amounting to near
ly S43, 900 for the last four months
/ Politics are becoming the absorbing topic
here now. Meetings and speeches are fre
qucnt, and the respective parties are all gain
ing at most Unprecedented rates, accol ding
to their respective papers. This county IS al
wa. largely democratic. and will prob ably
continue so, though tits evid mt that strength
is becoming less reliable. Fremont will get
respectable share Of III. German votes here.
There are six daily p 'pers here, printed in tn
English Ian susge; G'z tie anil CONNER
cial, republican Enquirer, Gem cratic
Times, X. N Columbian, auti-dem. but ind
and Sun, neutral, These probably afford a
fair index to the mentality Of the cry an
county.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-07-31
[From Ballou's Magazine.
HE TIE.
BY E. 2. JAYCOS

BY E, p. JAYCox.
o, God alone could forge the link
That binds my soul to thec
Else | could break the magic tie,
And once again be free
l strive-O how / strive to break
This fet er on my soul
As well might the tempest hush,
The boiling sea control
What agony around the thought
That this must ever be,
Till death with cold and icy hand
Shall come 10 set me free
Long years have pass since hopes bright ray
Fled from my youthful breast
And sad has been my young heart since,
With longings forits rest.
There is rest for weary souls,
haven that is calm
Where over all the wounds oflife
Shall flow healing balm
And | must bear with patience here,
Though ties should bide or break
And loose not all the hope of life
For any human sake.