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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27
TO THE PUNH
HOOKS! BOOKs!! BOOKs!M

treSn arrivals weekly at
III IT, s . q X S IT o R E.
sign Of the Book consisting of School Books Of all
kinds also Latin, Greek, French, German, and the
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets, Histories Biographies, Travels New and Popu>
lar Works, ETC., etc. together with commentaries and
notes on the Scriptures works Theology, Annusla
Gift Books, for all seasons and ages alarge
of Holiday Gifts, and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for the children Of Stationery he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
NhS-Black, Blue, Red, Carmine, Arnod's ana
Harrison's Fluid Copying, InGellibe, etc.
COLD PENS-Mammoth, Engrossing, CONNER.
cal, Ladies, &c, at HOLTiS n
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TEcuScAL Woapt In reading we frequent
~ coms across words with which we ara ac-
quain,cd, aud which ara not necessary to give ns
u full idea of the subject. To obviate this dill
Guilty we give definition of some of the more
Yla
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lsemnrknbLo EOmmtaim in FIOrida


Taking a narrow path, | crossed through some
dense underwood, aud all at once stood on The
banks OF the Wakuila Spring There was
bason Of water one hundred yards in diameter,
almost circular. The thick bushes were almost
growing TO the waters edge, aud bowling their
heads under the unrippled surface. | stepped
into a skiT aud pushed OIL Some immense fish,
~ a tlracted my attention, and seized spear To
strike them. The boatmnn laughed, and asked
me how lar below the surface | supposed they
were? | answered about four feet. lie assured
me they were at leas twenty from me, aud It was
80. The water is Of tho most marvellous trans
potency. dropped an ordinary pin in the
water forty feet deep. und saw It's head with
perfect distnctncss as il lay on the bottom.-
As we approached the center, noticed jagSlsh,
grayish limestone rock beneath US. pierced with
holes one seemed to look into uutalhomable
depths The boat moved slowly on, and now
we hung trembling over the edge OF the cliff, and
far below it lay dark, yawning abyss. From
its gorge comes forth, with Immense velocity, u
living river.
Pushing on just beyond its mouth, I dropped
| u ten-Cent piece into the water, which is there
one hundred and ninety feet in depth, aud !
clearly saw it shining on tho bottom. This
| seams incredible. | think the water posses ed
a mugullying power, | am confident that the
piece could not BE- seen so distinctly from to
or one hundred aud uiue,y feet high. We row.
ed on toward the north side, and suddenly we
perceived in the water the fish which were DART
ing hthcr and lhiher, the long flexible roots aud
| the wild luxurinnt gtass on tho bottom, all ar
raycd in the most beautiful prisma,ic hucs. -
The gentle swell occasioncd by the boat gave to
the whole an undulu,inI motion. Deathlike
| Stiffness reigued around, and more fairy scene
| never behcd.
So great is the quontity of water here poured
forth, that it forms river Of itself, large enough
10 float fiat boats with cotton. The planter who
lives here has thus transported his cotton to ST.
Marks. Near the fountain we saw some Of the
remains of mastodon which had been taken
from it, The triangular bone below the knee
measured six inches on each side. Almost the
cntirc skeleton has boeu sent TO Barnum's Muse
um.
The Indian name Of tho fountain is beautifully
significant Wukulla means 1.-THE Mystery"
1t is said that the Spanish discoverers sprang in.
to it with almost srantic joy, supposing that
they had discovered the long sought "Fons Ju-
ventis,' or fountain of youth; which should re-
uvcna,e them after thoir exhausted marches aud
batrloS.-- Bdliou's Pictorial
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LY THE GREATEST
IS. MEDICAL
E DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
EVERY KIND OF HUMoR.

MIR. KENNEDY, OF Roxbury, has discovoredin one
lNl of our common pasture weeds a remedy that
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--"Mary, my love, do you remember the text
this morningf'
"NH, papa, | never can remember the text,
I've such bad m emory"
MARY said her mother did you notice
Susan Brown?'
"oh, yes, What a fright! She had on her
last years bonnet done up, pea-green silk, a
black lace mauIilla, brown CATERS an imitation
lloniton collar, lava bracelet. her old eat.
drops, aud such a tan Oh, my T.
"Well, my dear your memory is improving
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FARM FOR SALE.
WANTED !! WANTED!!

PORK, WHEAT, CORN, OA rs, c,
The undersigned wants to purchase large quantity
ths highest market Prcs--IE CASH-will be paid,
JAMES ]. eMtTH,
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lightning never strikes in the SAme place
IherioFs, let the man whose first wife has eseu
very uice Que, never marry aneihsL
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To Tom Moore's line;
"our bed shall bs roses bespauglsd with due"
a sensible girl rpli d;
""rwoui give me the rhumatics, audso i would YOU
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Bf"'uoLent Lnsttton, established By spsciai .rso..
meat for the relief of the sick and 6,trss,sJ
afflicted '0Hh Eruient end Epide,aic p.
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CASM STORE!

TNHE Subscribers now selling his goods for cash OF
ttssquivHlent. He has large stock and 10 deter
1Rsa Sc 5SPSss of them 81 small prohI. Call and
ESQ, POWERS.
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For Sale
For Sale

A large quantity of land in Wood county, and
number oftown lots in Perrysburg. Persons desirin,
to purchase are requested TO apply soon.
August 6, lS57-l3tf JAMESMURRAY.
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Boots and Shoes.

We prepared TO make TO order, Boots and Shoes.
and will al keep them constantly on hand. Give us
a call HOUSTON & GOODWIN,
September g. lS57--l7tf
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Real Estate Agency,
r. A. n. n. IUOIIENnEfK.

DEAL ESTATE Agents offer for Sale at fair prices,
III and upon reasonable terms the following lands:
In Perrysbnrg Township.
q. s. r., town 1, section g. west 800
3N.E.t less so acres ll0-430
Very desirable land II miles from Perrysburg.
u, $ H., town 4, section |. S iNEt So
I" IA SWl 1G0
Near perysburg, well timbered and good land
U. $. X. town 4, section 80, NE 160
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Howard Association.

March 25, 195S-4Gly 'P"'e'
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B L. A DE BHNDERY,

TlANkING O NUTICEs .sI he PERRYsBURG b NK
dis now open and prepared to discount short busi.
ness paper buy and sell DID, Silver and Eastern Ex
change, and transact other business in their ns.--
Interest paid on time deposites. .s ..-.
J. s. NORTON Cashia1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08

W wAsHIsGToN, March 81. Senate. - Mr.. Douglas
presented letter from Joseph Lane, delegate from
the Territory OF Oregon enclosing copy OF the
stituton of Oregon, and asking its presentation and
the adoption Of such measures as will admit that
Territory into the Union State an equal foot
ing with the original States Also, petitions Of
citizens Of the Territory Of Dacotah, praying the
actment of law organizing territorial government
in that territory. which referred TO the Commit
tee on Territories. aea ls sF
Mr.. Bigler presented the memorial Of Committee
of the Magnetic Telegraphic Company and the New
England Union Telegraph Company, urging upon
Congress the passage Of general law that shall pre-
vent combinations between citizens companies in
the United States and monoposts or companies out
of the United States for the purposes Of monopolzng
the business of teegaphing in the United States and
at the same time enable all telegraph lines in the
United States to form connexions with all telegraph
ing lines approaching their borders, terms Of per
feet equality. In presenting this memorial. Mr.. B.
remarked that these memoralsts did not wish to be
understood being opposed to the great enterprise
OF connecting Europe and America by means Of sub
marine cable did they complain OF any assistance
given by ships or money to that enterprise but they
maintain that il is the duty OF the government to
that said combination shall not be used TO oppress
one interest for the purpose OF building up another
which duty they consider the more imperative when
the government furnishes material aid. The petition
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary, and
Mr.. b. moved that it be printed, which motion was
referred to the Committee on Printing. aal
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill for
the admission OF the State of Minnesota into the
Uniop, and after a number of amendments had been
rejected, Mr.. Iverson moved to strike out all Of
the second section: That said State shall be en-
titled to two representatives in Congress until the
next appointment of representatives among the seye
raj States,n which was finally agreed to. H
After another important amendment the Senate
adjourned without taking further action upon the
bill
The attention of the House was entirely occupied
during the day and the greater part of the night with
the Kansas BILL as fp.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08


Sss Orleans presents similar exception The oomp&ny !.
without purchasers ior those aifeady received. ~.
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can conceal and any unconanoa
@ percsive Ihe inevitable failure hiss
dem ps.sas isckIs..s prsspisses @ ' iass
aoy asiaz work ne ROAD Canton This
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ycnd those already 10 hard and me utter 9oshsy q 81
nsg s hen q. :. ssa. tSs ssi gs ne s
fresh in re memory q you A. q ne pas ard present dc.
them ~ assuming nav r-kss har ate he rssnre@ ~ h
company millions of expenditure 10 ss pfsps.e e.
y sad @ @ ~ s ass i1s' as ssss ss & e
Of MORTGAGE and y bondssod whole aunoaBf Is pledged
sxept sis1 other engagements azelft 70
ss sss Via. .sad ss net R'is ss ossr 900
9a Il dollars . meet outlay. -sia he saSs sdS, yssr Th
road o. he company from New Orleans Cauon ahoueh
sdas eresSw.y osiss power and ears
:. shout ss.ste -hieh :. largely IA sf se entire
Wis. ske. a,.auai sespts which are esnased
per Interest 90 ree Millions q rss bonds
h-x, e es met leaving probable surplus q about Tires
leok.d build hanrsS ie. q road sssisssa 10
cot from six to millions Can the shares
sesy ssss sssir ss.a.eaiag agd y ss4iss y eaisins
aced BY such policy. e.sa road prev . he bsndhoId
sns s " s eay SrrSss sTse
INTER nf.si r PM bs 'sss sa ss ysas .oes .hss v
rosi Il sill affect scrousy ne Zen
Will capital be found AID IN de askIns sher n b %
portant works company gross ex -nnIs of
heretofore sustained Il, and which the presruf 10
destroy. Time snd its rults pabe
and Mobile Ohio are conpIeted his aierrs IL nub1Ie
may and vii place what 4 already nr
and nvie confidence that does scseey sn md ssea nv
act Of rashness would exsingnsh entirely. =
en before any reliance Be- pisre On fae vi,
tnxess Of the public sub.cEbs for sack With
expressing earnest yic'ion that every dicss
Of sell ia Oppo.ition 70 the Of mmsdi
led
With urezanpled and nnanimity pass
eaualty Mississippi 10 The rignt TO vote on "a
forthcoming Directors Not anytns
have At once united ali parties sss svisons n ie.issis
body in voice. shelter from millions
There never as any occasion in the history Of The
more imperativcy called for action than the present Its bes
the stake procrsnale % show
pabe insiteution nsesibty every
q Ss sse we ysp o Ssn o wss n
conflicts and dvions q p.y the afsv
tied 10 your company and Of snort daroa yoa neh sss
with nderencs treat with neglect the sppeasmade
II ourshsd ami sustained, become fountain
public good and perpetaaie blessings durable e
a4H tSignedl W. BOGART-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08

CASES OF HYDROPHoBIA.-A young man named
Martin Kohler died in Philadelphia the 10th ult.
from hydrophoba produced by the bite Of mad
dog. The Ledger says;
1t appears that the father of the deceased and also
a brother aud sister, were bitten by the same dog.
The sister child ten years Of age, is now suffering
from evident symptoms Of the disease. The family
are plunged in the deepest distress.
The Lancaster (Pa.) Express announces the death
of Henry Webb, aged twentyseven years, under the
following circumstances
About four or FIVE weeks ago, Mr.. Webb was in
Mr. Sherenbrand's grocery store, where there was a
large dog quietly standing, which he patted the
head the dog turned furiousy around and bit him
on the back OF the right hand !; the dog, although
not evncing the least symptoms OF madness at that
time, was killed on the following day. The wound
superficial, and healing up in few days, nothing
thought of it until early on Saturday morn
ing last, when Webb complained Of violent illness,
great pain in his rghtsde and arm. Dr.John L. At
lee, Jr., called in and found aim aborng under
hydrophoba symptoms. Webb e0nld bear the sight
OF water and the pouring OF water from one vessel
into another had no visible effect on him; nor had
the waiting of cool air towards him but an attempt
to drink or the act OF merely taking the vessel
tanning the liquid into his hand, caused violent
spasmodc contraction OF the muscles, with an
inability to swallow. He was totally beyond the
reach of medical aid, and died in great agony on
Sunday morning. afalr f4at f4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08

HEAVY RoBBERY.-A bold robbery was perpetrated
at the Farmers and Planters Bank in Baltimore
few days ago, under the following circumstances:
clerk of Messrs Pratt Brother called at the bank,
and reaching around the Of one of the vacant
desks placed his bank book and package of $40 900
in assorted Virginia bank notes the desk and then
left the bank for the Post0fce There was stranger
standing at the time but no notice was taken of
him. The bookkeeper at the adjoining desk stepped
few minutes to another desk for the purpose Of en-
terng some checks, and while absent the money and
the stranger had both disappeared. Fifteen hundred
dollars reward is offered for the recovery of the
money.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08
Time : l:474-l:46.

BLOODY AFFAIR.-The st. Paul (Min) Pioneer of
the 10th ult gives the following account of shoot
ing affair at Crow.Wing .H ..tftsa #iIIl .
Night before last Crow-Wing experienced one of the
most horrid scenes ever known in this community.
Three men, Jeremiah Selkirk, "Whsky Jack ~ and
one Merrill, got spree, and attacked M'Arthurs
grocery broke it open, and destroyed the contents.
They then set fire to Beaulieus store broke the win
dows and defed any one to extinguish the flames.
They swore they would shoot the first one who came
near, and fired two shots at George Fairbanks.
Arthur seeing that nothing would stop them fired
and killed Selkirk and wounded Merrill in the arm
pretty badly. "Whsky Jack" got a swan shot in
the leg So ended the affray. Selkirk was buried
yesterday. Merrill is in the care of the doctor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08

WORRIED BY Does.-Two powerful bull dogs be-
longing to Mr.. Thos. Whitworth, of Dnwidde
county, Va, recently attacked one of his servant
women. Her cries brought Mr.. W. TO the rescde,
when they set upon him, and desperate conflict
ensued. Mr. Whitworth was badly bitten and torn,
and would have been killed had not assistance ar
rived One of the dogs was beaten off, and the other
knocked on the head with an axe. He was thrown
aside for dead, but in the Of hour revived
and went about the premises as if nothing had hap
pened, until bullet put end to his pugnacity and
existence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08
DATENT INDESTRUCTIBLE wATERPIPEs
l. CHARLES C. BIER. STEPHENS
c. C. BIER & CO.,
No. 95 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent IndestruetIbIe Water Pipes
PL U NJ b RS,
TIN, COPPER ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.

TIN, COPPEk, llNh AND SHEET lhOh WOhhEhS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc Sheet Iron all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes ell szes Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash hand Basins Stands Hip Sponge
Lift and Force patterns Beer Pumps, VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHsTANDS, suitable for water
works without, beautiful article for bed rooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; washssnd Sink, Buffers shampooning, Compression
for water Lager Beer and Ciste Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from nches and all Brass Ware
usually found in a similar establishment
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
proven the very article of the kind in
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
Sizes families persons up
that will cook for six hundred.
also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY's DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for vaves-Three sizes, Nos and A. prices S20 s
and s50-To raise from 81 feet perpendcuar
from 50 ITO feet clear of the nozzle with only
the brake They superior any other Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes, PATTERN
and prices, always hand either wholesale retail Also
Parlor Office, Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
R5All work done by warranted to give satisfaction. Or
ders selected from the country.
C. c. BIER CO.,
ol0I Iv No Camp street Ney Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08
rHr NEW srr.nsurr coloaADo.-rhe New York

THE NEW STEAMSHIP CoLoRADo.-The New York
Herald Of the 3lst ult. says;
Precisely at the hour designated in our last. the
and with steam up, proceeded down our harbor At
first her progress Slow there 3eing strong Hood
tide at the time, but gradually her speed increased
aud as she passed along our wharves such exelama-
tions these might be heard from sailors and others
she's beauty said one tar to another. VINO re-
sponded in the affirmative, with the addition OF an
expletive more emphatic than polite, while isn't
she magnificent +" | never saw handsomer snip"
etc., were frequently uttered.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08

ATTACKED BY A WoLF.-At place called Huon,
in Canada West, Mr.. Michael Sullivan one evening
recently heard a strange noise n an outhouse, and
went to ascertain the cause When about yard
from the door, which was open an animal supposed
by him at first to be fox-spang upon him, seized
him by the collar of his dress and knocked him down.
With CONSERVATION he beheld his assailant was
powerful wolf; but, nothing daunted, he grappled
with the animal regained his feet and after strug-
gle of some minutes, during which he received several
wounds on his face, neck and leg, he managed to
bring it to the ground. In the fight which ensued
the brute caught Mr.. s. by the left hand, which he
allowed to remain at its mercy, knowing that if he
disengaged the hand some more vital part might be
attacked Mr.. s. now called upon his wife to bring
knife, which she did, and he shortly dispatched the
savage beast.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08

COUGH IN England-Mr. Cough is lecturing with
great success in England. Crowds throng to hear
him, and his addresses are described as among the
most remarkable of modern times. 1t so happened
that on recent occasion, three eminent orators viz
Dr. Cumming, Mr. Spurgeon, and Mr.. Cough made
their appearance at Brighton All attracted immense
audiences, but, according to the Brighton Herald,
"Mr. Cough took the lead in point Of oratory." DR..
Cumming is said to be remarkable debater and Mr..
Spurgeon an extraordinary preacher, but Cough is,
in the fullest sense, sparkling, racy, dashing and
thrilling orator. "He has the power of moving mems
hearts with word, and carrying conviction to the
very souls of his hearers, by electric shock"
This is strong language, but it is true. Cough in his
peculiar line, has, it is probable, no living equal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08

LYNcHTNG IN KEYTUcKY.-A desperate known as
Bob Griffin was arrested in Paris, Kentucky, few
days ago, charged with incendarsm and tampering
with slaves. In the night crowd of men broke open
the jail. took him out and hung him.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08
TORNADO N MissrssrPL-The Paulding Clarion

Of Saturday last says .. s4..
We are informed by gentlemen living in that neigh
borhood that very violent tornado passed up Reedy
Creek in this county, last Tuesday the 30th ult.
The force of the current prostrated the largest trees
aud twisted OF huge limbs and sent them dancing
like feathers through the air. We hear Of its strik
ing but residence that Of Dr. Turner where sew
eral houses were unroofed or blown down. and the
fences leveled with the ground. Nobody, as far as
has been heard from, sustained any personal injury.
This is fortunate.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 Cusuinhouse street, near
ll Royal streetFor the Cure OF Old Chronic, MeTcura
Syphic and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndrance
from business exposure TO friends, and guaranteed In
all cases.
The unparalleled success which has attended Dr. prac
parts the United States and Europehe many
arkabe he has effected which incur
able by the eminent physicians iuses him In offering his
services the confidence OF the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Prvaie and Of which, in
conjunco with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
manently eadcates U4mey syphilis, primary secondary
tertiary Structures Urthfal Discharges, Gleet oporrhes
Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated they Diseases of the Back and ons, In
fammation of The Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers, Ulcers fumoTs and all Diseases OF the Skin.
Dr. james would aio call the attention especially Of thoss
who have privately and improperly injured themselves In thai
ting for either business society," viz Constitutional De
bty Impoeney. The following OF the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain In the Head Dmness Of
Vision Muscular Power Pasitaon Of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness lrrabty symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion Of IDEAS Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodngs, Aversion to Society sefDisuust
Love eff Solitude Tmidy etc. of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with any Of the above symptoms should
fail call Dr. james and be at restored to perfect
health let false decacy prevent you but apply ut and
from the awful and dreadful consequences OF hs
terrible mAlAGy.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured, and full vigoI
restored.
Remember 1.-THE Medisa of DR.. James, 81 Custom
house street. -.. .....-
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendanc.
from S A. NJ. to 8 p NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PSReeent Of Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
pay. DR.. JAMES,
ol ly 80 CusOmhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-04-08
A LIVELY TmE.-The New York Evening Post,
of the 3Oth saVs:

Yesterday being Palm Sunday, the police Of the
third precinct (the Bloody Sixth of Brooklyn,) was
kept at work the whole day, and our adopted fellow
citizens from Ireland ourshed more shilleahs than
up in the stationhouse. They are all Irish and the
complaints against them mostly classified under
the heads of " Drunkenness and Disorderly," and
" Assault and Battery" One Of the prisoners a late
bit of the upper lip of Barney Kearny, both being
engaged in beautiful skrmmage. Several other
persons disfgured in a similar manner. Several
were locked up, minus nose ear ETC.