The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-15
stitutiAt, lSritnltntaI, 5Aetbauital
J, AUSTIN SCOTT, Elitor- z


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SoiN VI
The editorials OF the Ohio Farmer are
bo,h no ~ and oII IN edifv anil instruct his
readers, | hone he NAV have the Allooatbic /
dose Of ,,as t,oo subs.,ib.d 4, him and he l.
benefited bv h 40 he NAV enjov n +" H,ppy'
New Year as we'll as his g. 900 readers.
r rne ourd FAtR. Hf. .rH'H
You Lad lust reasons to b, proui of the
CLEVELAND fair II was A glorious trium III of
genius and skill and of Am .ricau greatness.
r /. ;nspir;ny q, see a. 600 suber' rational
and poii.e people collected toytber for dAys, /
and have nothing to m ar the endowment of the |
scene.
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"u,y m'Su'ncen. c'y' WIN us lN5e T suu
oeausu' , houses, yn'o. aui gnu ms ~ u
Po"Ps ,s a "a ~, ne. Th a,''r ',,orLs Oro
s,lendid. and the fountain a rpfresh,ny sight
The view of the lake is a sirbt of indescr,b-
able b, auty; "a iy forever to all behold.
.ts. | could have silently va1ed on il for
hours. but wa, cJmpslll.I To pive il bat a
few h..ty ylan,es. / should thiuk people
raised sminst such ennobng scenes would
have more piety, bet er hearts, lager lungs,
and breathe freer than those pent W in an In,
land town,
wo"N'
For months past have been cu'tlng ano
making hu1dred garments To render az
oomiof'ao'e i9r winter pW women .
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al Men'uohy Is 'n g'ehSe Jus' nv" aS y, ~. !
hog k,mng ume, ana moderate slzeo 'aul''es
mere NJ. n',o mon ~ 20 oo "'gs anu nnHe ,iom
Ann q, soo n, for ovo,v man vor,.n and
child on the farm, and then get out, some
timet, besides killing two beeyes and hun
enough for a common Kentucky family.-
Dun'I Kentuckiaus 90 the "whole hop?''-
No danger of negroes staryint in Kentucky.
t now 70 crpx MEAT
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heuoA'snS '.s senelaliy snIAe al 'nen uaoon'
rey hAe 'ne nssol SIu SooI a,. y, i" ILL :,
isy nese' n".e p'OH'eu pun, .uey 'u'nA y "
% ,ooss 20" Auu u un0ueu' 80 ~ "o "esuoo'. ~, "no
h",S r. go o"CUn 49, n LIE, a'' honO 80 % ~
v;ou, vavs m Loan II tbyouob tho suUuar :
IL 10 Baid to be the very beat way to take il
down in March and rub it all ov with mo-
Issses 10 which ground black peopper ha.
been stirred until L was thick. A gentleman
who has tried il several years SAYS no fiy (nor
rai) will touch it when there is a thick cos
on 1t. 1t should then be hung up in COO
meat mouse no' 700 near 'ne rooi'
RACING 1T FAIRS.
II does seem that our fairs are in DANCER O
becoming horse races. .Notbing should b,
tolerated that does not come under the farm
ers interest,"" All shows and humbugs shoulC
be banished from the grounds. ....
-s. r"0. MARKING sutRrs.
knew a man who, at fair, was tempted
to buy a stamp 10 mark his clothes. He tod
it home as trophy of the fair-his wife wa
not a good printer, and she worked and stud
led an hour over it before she collI get tn
letters to stamp right side UP. She then pu
on the ink with feather and it stamped
great blot, she tried over and over again. Ill
at length it stamped toleraby PLAIN. Sh
spent half day marking clothes, and whe,
she got it done found il all Washed Out H
paid dear for his whistle. but learned tn
good lesson not 10 boy pedlars wares at fair.
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waste " u.ne W maze sn,l' oosou
Wnsn you eau ouy tnem oeau'l'u.ly Wow
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'Tu eaA y N.n .o' oHI uo"H
themselves bv their unceasing vo,k
sx.,sa aAou,Srsu