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HAvIN6 PROVIDED HIMSELF WIFE


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Proposals for Erecting the Post ONCE and
Court house at Windsor, Vermont.

dec l9-2awtl6Feb. Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24

TRAssMtssIoN OF FEvERs-In a work re-
cent ploiishsI by an English physician on
the Transmission of fevers, after referring TO
the value of thorough ventilation, light and
cleanliness, to disinfect clothes and apart
ments, he says -" 1t is important to know
regarding theinfection, that when not Destroyed
or dispersed in the sick room, it attaches Itself
and adheres with great tenacity to all articles
OF furniture, chairs, tables, drawers, d.,
nesting ia their innumerA6ls pores and
unless these articles be scrubbed with a solu-
ton of chloride of lime, or EXPOSED to strong
heat, or q free current of air for several hours,
it may again become evolved. more Yirulent.
ly than at first, after o lapse of weeks But
it chiefly adhercs to Gotten and WOODEN mate
riaIs. The patients body-cIothes and b!an-
ksts become saturated with it, Ike a sponge
with water; in airing these materials mere
passing breeze is not always sufficient to re-
move it entirely.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24

TRUE CoNrENTMENT.- In this age of rest
lessnes and wild sp .culaton, when SO many
are searching eagerly for happiness, an sigh :
ing after numerous disappoin:men:s, who
will show us any good Christian heart. which
has found true peace by living in constant
communion with CD ?" | ol3 Of our ex
changes we fad the following:
"Slid a venerable farmer, some eighty
years old, to relative who hal lately visited
MIN, 1 have lived on this farm for more than
half century. i have no desire 10 change my
residence as long as live on earth. have
no desire to be any richer than nov arn -
l have worshipptd the God of my fathers with
the same people for more than forty years.
During the time | have rarely been absent
from the sanctuary on the Sabbath, and have
never lost one communion season. [ have
never been confined to my bed by sickness a
single day. The blessings of God have been
richly spread around me, and l made up m
mind long ago, that if wished to be happier
l must have more religion"
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Vges.tyyert. 10 Douslas.

Long John Wentworth says, in the Chica-
90 Democrat Of Saturday:
"When the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise was agi.ating the House of Repre-,
senta,iyes. and the proprietor of this paper
was doing his part to defeat it, one night
about IL o'clock, Judge Douglas came over
from the Senate directly to his seat, and with
a great deal Of warmth, said You had bet
ter join the Wigs and Abolitionis!s ut once,
than be thus opposing the Administration >
We think Judge D1Iglas should remember
the advice he gave US. He had deter 'j3in
the Black Republicans at once, than be thus
opposing the Administration
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AppLEs Apples are scarce and dear
Newton pippins, which were in such high
favor last year for export, are almost au en-
tire failure, so that the number to be shippde
this season will be insi 5nfcnnt. Such as are
sent out, are in small lots, mostly designed
as gifts. The value of last years exporta-
tionS of this choice fruit was not less than
100000. Mr.. Gilmartin, the large fruiter-
er in Front street, alone sent out $4,000
worth. The market price is quoted at $40
SO per barrel, packed for shipment. and S 5
@S6 per barrel as they run. The crop in
Western New York is fair, but in other por
tons of the state, and through the country
generally, both quantity and quality are infe-
rior, The Wholesale price is SO per barrel.
1t is conjectured that for several years to
come the principle reliance must be on Wes-
tern New York, as the orchards elsewhere
have grealy deteriorated from age and yield
sparingly.-Journal Of Commerce.
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Washington, Dec. Ia, 1857.
Incredible as it may seem there is actual
ly prospect that the Old States are going
90 share in the distr button of Public Lands
Mr.. Morrill, of Vermont: introduced bill to
day providing for a distribution Of Public
Lands to the several States for the purpose
of establishing Agricultural Colleges giving
twenty thousand acres for each Presidential
Elector to every State. Those States which
have no Public Lands in their boundaries
will receive land scrip, which cannot be To-.
Gated in any other State, but may be 50 loca-
ted by any individual purchasing the scrip
The interest of the fund must be devoted to
the maintenance Of Agricultural Colleges, and
to nothing else. A limited amount can be ap.
propriated to the purchase of model farms, but
not to the erection OF buildin IS. Every State
which accepts the trust must bind itself to
protect it against contingencies.
There are some four hundred colleges Of
this character in Europe, sustained ald con
Quoted wholly or in part by Government, and
desire to follow their eX ample seems to have
awakened simultaneously in different States.
The Agricultural College in Michi tan was
the first one established on this continent, and
is now in very successful and useful operation,
with more thal one hunjred students. There
have been some organic ID in New York,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, and will be
opened in New York and Pennsylvania next
ysar Virginia has also taken some step to
ward; establishing one in the Old Dominion,
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DfGdEa CALVES IN WooD CoUHrY.-I see an
item in the Ohio CHltiUutpr Of Nov. lst, from
Lsrimore of Knox Co, about big cniU:s. After
giving weight and age he winds up by saying, il
any one can beat that, he would ike to hear from
him so | thought would just let him hear from
me. purchased calf OF Judge Brown, of Wy
andot Co. and at months and Is days Old we
drove him IS miles withou. feed, and put him Oh
the scales bciors feeding his weight was $50 lbs.
have also some heftr calves that ! have not
wegihsl yet, bur if friend Larimore takes on any
more airs, will put them on the scales, and send
hin the figures. G. II. DEWITT.
- Ohio CuLtiyd,or.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24

Hens IN WNrEs.-Tf you want the hens
to lay eggs during th' winter, give them
chops j fresh meat and green vegetables,
such as raw onions and peppers, boiled pota-
toes, cabbage, ETC., water 10 drink aud a bed
OF sand gravel to scratch among, Burnt
bones, broken fine, should be s.rcgn over
their gravel bed. The roosti Ig places should
be well projected from wind and atorm.-
Do not let them roost on the trees in winter.
Hans lay all the better without the company
of roosters. - Ohio Cultirator.
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4 person in Delaware county speaks Of
two horses who provide water for each o'hrr,
one taking the wooden pump-Eandle in his
mouth, and pumping water, while the Other
drinks a! The nozzle. A S4lem paper men
tons COW that will push her head into q
pear-tree till her horns are cntangled in the
branches, when she shakes the tree till the
fruit falls, then unfastening herself, she eats
the pears; it also speaks of a pig who would
shake the trunk of plum tree, and then lis
ten to hear if plum fell, when he would de-
YOUR 1t.
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! saw pigeon making bread,
l saw girl composed of thread,
l saw II towel one mile square,
| saw meadow in the afr,
| saw rocket walk a mile,
! saw a pony make file,
] saw q blacksmith in box
l saw an orange kill an OK,
/ saw a butcher made of steel,
/ saw penknife dance a rool.
| saw q sailor twelve feet high,
l saw ladder in a pie,
/ saw an apple fly away,
saw a sparrow making hay
| saw a farmer like dog
I saw puppy mixing grog,
| saw tdroc men who these too,
And will confirm what | tell you.
NoTE.-rhe above can be read 50 as to make sense
How is it done ?
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TAMAoUA, Pa, Dec. IA 1857.

IAMAQUAl III, DC. IT I60I
Col. F. NJ. Wynkoo op, late U. s. Marshal
for Eastern District OF Pennsy lyania, was
incidentally shot while Cunning near this low Il
Yesterday, The Colonel was engaged in hunt.
ing peasants, in company with servant,
when The gun in the hands OF the latter was
accidentally discharged. The load took cf
feet in the Colouel's leg, and he lived but
half an hour after receiving the wound. Col.
Wynkoop was born at Newtown, Bucks o.,
Pennsylvania, and at the time of his death was
between fo,ty-fye aud fifty years of age.
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Bishop Hughes, in sermon to his parish

Bishop Hughes, in sermon to his parish
toner's, repested the quotation that "All flesh
is grass" The season was Lent, and few
days afterwards he encountered Terrence o.
Collins, who appeared to have something on his
mind. "The top O. the morning to your riy-
erence," said Terrence; "did fairly under
stand your reverence to say, 'All flesh is
grass last Sunday - "To be sure you did"
replied the bishop, "and you are hereto if
you doubt it," "Oh, diyl bit do | doubt
any thing your riyerence says, "said the willy
Terrence; "but if your riverence phases, |
wish to know whether, in this Lent time
could not be after having small bit OF bafe,
by the way of a salAd?"
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HENs.-if the legs Of hens become broken,
they will lay their eggs without shells until
the fracture is repaired, all the lime in the
circulation being employed for the purpose
of reuniting the bones Ohio Valley farmer
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JUsucE WANTED. Let US hang to Ecthcr, A"
Is the f7rvent exhorta.ion of tho Jo4,nul Of
Commsree to the Democratic party, in view
OF the difficulties at Washington; summary
mode Of executing justice, to when the peo-
pi, vii say "Aruea."
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24

The London Gi15e states that the rent
toll of the late ElrI Fi;zwliam, including his
large Irish estates, amounted 10 about two
hundred thousan year. The Northamp-
tonshire property, sIil to be full thirty thoi-
sand, is left to the second son, and the North
Riding property, about twenty thousand, to
the youngest, besides leaving heavy legacies
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ARTIFICIAL JEwsLRY.-A very curious an

ARTIFICIAL JEwELRY.-A very curious anb
interesting report was presented TO the French
Academy Of Science, Il short time since, by
au Ingenious naeGhancian, Monsieur Gaudin
on the result of many Yeas experiments hav-
ing for object the production of all artificial
precious stonss. After % years labor, Mon
s'eur Ganlin has succeeded 10 fabrica,iug i'm -
!tati0u5 of jewels so perfec. as to deceive the
mo8i praciioad eye. The imitation of .he ru-
blythe most precioG7 ofali st nes-has reached
a rare degree Of beauty and utility; for il is
preferred by competent watch makers as piv.
OTIS for watches, to real ruby. being equally
durable and much harder Monsieur Glu lin
hopes and expects to be able to produce the
ruby and sapphirr Of sufficient size 10 be
used in the manufaclure of chronometers
and clocks. There are Great many shops
in Paris devoted entirely TO the sale Of false
jewels, the windows Of which pre- ent as bril-.
liant an appearance IS those of most magnif-
cent GyomierS. The rarcst designs and ele-
CANT mouatiugs are copied in these limitations.
The price of each of the stones prepared by
Monsieur GAuiin will not exceed / franc; he
vii! thus enable the trade of Paris to offer to
their customers beautiful ornamentsa at a won
dertully cheap rate.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24

-Pa.Tick flanagan, who mur Tered his
wife in Madison to- anship Licking CO., a few
weeks ago, on account of which we gave in
out i5su OF last week, has had his trial in the
Licking C5mmoa Pleas. The Jury returned
a verdict of murder in the second degree,
which sends him to Peai.entiary for lie
.Some-se, RepieW.
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MARRIAGE n ISDlANA.-A case has just
been decided in Indianapolis by which it is
d cl,irei that Mtrrisg. in Indiana requires
no formaIities to make il legal, except the
II re agreement Of the parties.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24

The New York Herald, noticing tn :
brilliant achievements of the British arms at
Delhi aad Lucknow, compared with the per-
formances in the Crimea, says;
The contrast arises, doubtless, from the
fact tha! in the one case the sodiers were led
by men chosen for their welth und connec-
tior0, while in tho ether they owed their rank
TO merit and knowledge Of their profession.
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A Bn.nplkin,s .AsnirntInns.

a BU.uqltin's Aspirations.
When Mary's arms her dog impriaon,
often wish my lot was hiSs,,;
How often would stand and turn,
To get q pat from hsndS like hera.
I'd even change my person-eH
To be her favoritc cut
Oh. golly what would l not do
To get 4 hug like that.
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You've destroyed my peace of mind"
said a despoldiny lover to a truant lass.
at cant DO mn;h harm, John, for twas
an gmdzing small piece you had, anywavp'
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THE GREATEST
M e DI G A L d | S @ OV ERY
OF THE AGE.

N1 u ~ " ~ II u L - " " " Ii L
OF THE AGE.
| MFR, KENNEDY, of RoXbury, has discovered in one
WI of our common pasture weeds a remedy that
cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMoR,
The worst Sc. ofula down to common Pimple.
He has tried it in eleven hundred cases, and
never failed except in two cases. both thunder humOr
lie has now Ibis possession over one hundred ccrtih
Gates of its value all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore
mouth.
Ono to three bottles will cure the worst kind of PIN.
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst cankcr
in the mouth stomach
Three to five bottles warranted to cure the worst
kind OF Erysipclls.
Ono TO two bottles are warranted to cure all humor
in the Eyes.
Two bottles arc warranted to cure running of tho
cars and blotches among the hair.
-Four to Six bottles are warranted to cure corrt pit
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two OF three bottles are warranted TO cure the worst
kind OF rngworn.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Rhcum.
Five to eight bottles Will cure the worst case of
scrofun.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the above uuan
tltS Is taken.
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ii' ~ - .S Va @ ,,i H. ; 10 % neL 0s'aU-
oI !, ;bt ,,ood ,t SOW, ',' ~ nav cNer
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ss in the country are unann,oTs in rs ras"
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice.
do ii with full knowledge OF its curative power in
relieving ALL and curn most OF those discases tn which
YOU are unfortunately so LIABLE That most excrueia.
ting disease to an aicctonatc mother.
NITRSJEQ SORE MOTTrrIJ
Ts curcd a, INV 5irac1o. To+ own INN, -
TO is natural Sweetness and your babe from abort and
frttfu maps to calm and sweet sumbgrs; and the Ned
cal Discovery becomes fountain OF blessing to your
husband and household
In the more advanced stares of
OAN KER
it,,.,,r7, e. ,I, ..o,,,ci, o,,,,i,,
." '\''"'S ~ ~ n " g, r, ~ y',o'iS ~
u . L . "A,
which Is nothing but canLer ON the stomach; then to
ih'es''hes ana ,rro
N u ~ IL >,
creating striking, gone feeling, and an indifference
oven to the cares OF your family.
Your stomach is
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In Washington T'ownshi

Range ., town 5, section ?, n. pit. y. w. IL 81
35 N.pt of W lsoc. 30
35 SPIT of ). W.frl 80-24l
A choice tract of land half mile above Otsego and
containing about 10 acres of Prairie
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GAIT iu3t received new salt in barrels and sack
- fsr butter aRd family use, Rt GEO, POWERS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24

SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
The Supreme Court, when Mr. Nathan Cliff
ford, of Maine, takes the seat on its bench,
vacated by Judge Curtis, will consist of the
following members
Roger B. Taney, ofMarylsnd, ChefJustice
Inhn MrI.nnn Ohin 4 .snninin InaLinn
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ON the most reasonable terms, The southwest quar-
W ter of the north half Of section number o. town 5,
of range number -, containing 80 acrcs also that
fractional part Of section number 3t southeast of the
river in town c. OF range O. containing S6 acres, in
Wood county Ohio. JAMES MURRAY.
September 10 185T-l8G
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In Center Township.
Range IL, Town 5, Sec. &, east half 800
One and half miles northeast of Bowling Green.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-12-24

IN PeTfysDnfS hOWnSnips
U. S. r.. town 1, section 3, west $50
" 3N.E.l less 30 aores 140-460
Very desirable land "a miles from Perrysburg.
u. S. r. town 4, section Is, L. SEA! 80
Four miles from Per ysburg adjoining Paradise--a
very desirable location.
U, S r., town t. section l, S NEt 80
- II SW! lGO
Near Pcrysburg well timbered and good land.
U. s. Il. town !, seetion 32 n L 100
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In Freedom Township.
Range -, Town 5, Sec. 81, north west IA IL
Half mile from New Rochester.
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A FTER years of study,
Aanalysis an d experim ent.
Mr. Roback, the emminent
Swedish Physician succede d
In producinga medicinefrOm
the mountain herbs of hisna-
tiveland, which acts directly
upon the causes oidiseast IN
the blood and by restoring the
corrupted fountain OF lilt to
n condition of health and
purity cxpels disease from
\ the system wherever IL ma,
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Price al.O0 per bottle For sale by PICK Il KAN.
ILTuE, Perrysburg; II. BUERJTT, Maumee; and by
Druggists Generally.
N.Lnhnr nN L. -..-.olr1
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Tn Plain Township.
In Jackson TOWNSHIP
In l.ibrrty Township.

Range 10, town 4, See I, n. ! OF n. r.!
=" 10 6 n. OF n. Wa
In Liberty ownship--timbored.
" W fr ONE
About 50 acres prairie go with aboye-in Liberty
10 4, 10 5 W NV
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In lucas County,
Range To- town T. section 80. fractional 8. 06-S6.
In Springfeld. twp.-pnrt. prnirie.
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MFR, KENNEDY, of RoXbury, has discovered in one
WI of common pasture weeds a remedy that