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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-30
Making both Ends Meet.
SARAH G. BRoSsoN.

ave cannot afford"
Said Kate TO her lord,
"To pay 30 much money for beef;
You know is high.
And I'd rather die
Than fail-nnd 80 home for relief
"Why Kathrine, my dosr,"
Said John, 1t IL clear,
We're doing il snug and complete
For breakfast and tea
We have it, you see
And that way We make Joth ends meat
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MARRIED AT LAsr.-A RoMANcgMorc than
three years since, ON Oliver Wolcolt, getting
tired OF his wife, sold her for a valuable consid-
Grafton 10 man who liked her better, and could
live with her more umiCa6Iy thun her first hus
baud was able to- The parties being provided
with legal document drawn up in technical
phraseology, and not being deeply read in Black
stone or Chitty seem to have cons iderel that first
marriage dissolved, and proceeded to act ga il
the second had been legally consumma ted
Here the officers OF the law stepped in, and CEN
signed the SHINING parties, except the greatest
sinner of al , to the Sta,r Prison. Mrs. Wolcott
was pardoned out by tie legislature last Spring,
and Mr. Case served his tinc and came out by
expiration OF time this Fall. Mrs. Wolcott
obtained ii divorce from Oliver by the aid of
Esquire Chairman, aud the next act in the drama
is the regular reupion Of tho lovers, by regular
Clergyman, in the hoiy bonds of matrimony
Considering that child was born OF this union
in our Hartford Jail, aud that while in the State
Prison both parties were snslained and comfort
ed BY the mutual pledge ul ii cliy to each other
and an unfinchlnB determination TO be reunited
whenever the very serious obs aClss could be
removed, we think the marriage chronicled
below worthy OF note, and creduabe to both
parties. The course OF Lucy'o love rem through
State Prisen, ana Il terrible persecution from
Il disoIute husband, which made her long for the
protection OF the prison walls But Lucy has
triunphed, and we give the happy couple our
congratulations Wolco,t is b.atcu out Of sight.
Lucy sends US u Loaf Of cake and the follow
ing notice:
Married, in Canton, Nov. aS by The Rev Mr.. Fisk
Mr. salmon y. C'so oi omsbury, and Miss Lucy
French Of Can ton. -
lHa. tord Courant, Nov 3o
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The SChoOir0Onl.

o. where is there place. so pleasant as the
ourselves better than there? Although we have
hard lessons to prepare for recitation, compost
tions to write, and many other tiresome, though
beneficial, acts to perform, yet it always seems
pleasant.
We should never get discouraged in the
schoolroom. know we often get in trouble
who is always willing to assist us. Only think
what would become of us if there was no such
place as the schoolroom. We would become
blind with ignorance, little would we know Of
the arts and sciences that are carried on in this
world if there were no schools and few would
there be who would have the knowledge TO
complete the many different inventions that are
now existing in all parts Of the earth so useful
to mankind. if there were no schools.
think we should all feel thankful that ne
have schoolroom to visit, if it is a cold place.
And you little girls and boys, that meet in the
schoolroom, day after day to learn, you that
have noble intellects, aud sparkling eyes, that
can glance over puge after page, commit it 20
memory, remember that the day will come, when
you will see and realize the benefit Of the
schoolroom. where you have acquired your
knowledge, aud the place where you have spenl
SO many happy hours.
SARAH C. BRoNsoN.
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as-rhs following production, was sent to us

as-rhe following production, was sent to us
by our friend w. J. Richsrds, who is teaching in
Easlevile. It is the composition Of one of his
pupils, written for the regular school exercises,
and reflects much credit on both teacher and
pupil. Mr.. r. truly says: II is sad aud
lamentsble truth that this important part or
branch of practical education is too much neg
lccted in our common district schools" Edu.
cation is of little value only SO far as it can be
put Into practical use, yet not one in ten OF oil
who spend much time, and labor, and money in
acquiring all education, can properly write, cer-
italize and runctuate a single page OF manu-
script In fact. we don't believe that one COM
muncation in every hundred offered TO editors
for publication is without errors in or,hography
syntex, punctuation, &C.. that would make the
author blush should it appear in print just as
written. Why is it that these same persons
will detect srrroS in print that they foil TO dis
cern in manuscript But, W. have said enough.
We thank friend K. for calling attention to this
subject, and hope it may influence some teachers
and pupils to give me re attention TO compost
tion:
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HlNooO WOMEN. Never euj ,ying even female
soCiety their lives are passed IN tue cxirstne of
iistlessness. 1t is this which produces SO MANY
instances Of women burning themselves. The
husbands death is revolution IN their exis,
cnce which gives an opening tor the nIpd's
bursting out Ol the ordinary tTacA of rpressiuu.
They have confused Il tian that this hour is
the only one which can occur 10 them for dis
distinction. As is the case with oil spirits thai
have been long held in restraint, The mumsut,ry
emancipation Is carried 10 eytraysgance. Work
ing the nseyeS up tn a frenzy The, nledge tbsn,
selves 10 they know not what Oale Ihey d..
clare their Intention tr hu,n themselves. which
~ done IN thu GCst Instant ut btNIidenment n,o.
duced by the husbands death, no retreat is al
lowed, The iorcastiug no'icy OF the BrshInin.
has made the d!,Sricr OF lhc wumans falie,in0
fall, not on the individual alone bur on aIl her
relations, 50 THAI ths wuo.e of her family will
force her to perseverance. Then the Brahmins
WtoEicote her wiik represents atoms RS we'll a.
with drugs In this hot clime the funeral of
'hs dcunct must SO sooa take place that there
ia no Tins for reelection. The interest of the
BrsGmius IN this, is. that it Is TRIUMPH over
reason. Ite SCene is an additional pern.xily
To that common Sensr, the grow h of which lhry
s.duloussy watch md 7uI-evor 30 stunt in the
.o"el classes subj fgs uuu o' The Intellect.
thai tH.. M7! rI9a nr-. taa bodies oi Nh, toui-
a'Hto ss''Hr a9.u'.tHs a tel itst worth.
less sGr .g"e---if. rts hr -fs J3nrual
" ITO HIfqus5 q Eaa..Es
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-30
Lw.hnh on.n heard Of tho aMaumes pream.n bu

[wshad ohen heard Of the "Maumee Dream" bu
never saw it until the other day. as by accident
il came to us from the sunny South. 1t had quite
run in mi, country during the nights that the can
dies shone in the wigwams :; and like all the Cap
tains productions, there's nib to it, Our readers
must see it. We think il was writtenin Bryan,whers
the ' Iron Store" &C.. viii be we'll understood by
the members OF the Know Nothing Lodge. There
are some good hits in this dream and it will not be
unpalatable even to the most devoted Of the once
popular now friendless, order.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-20
Transportation.
Tennessee & Alabama Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON and alter Wednesday, August 18th, 1858, the
" Trains VIII run as follows:
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Further Reduction.

Co TO- 60 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-20
w. u. CHlADS ~ cos
ATENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

CEMENT ROOFING.
THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
Il Tennessee Of the above patent about year
ago and has suoe introduced extensively in
portions of the state. asks now the attention Of build
ers and the public generally TO examine IL superior
ity over other modes of Roofing.
The material forms hard and smooth surface. Il
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 lre; Is
cheaper than any roo! Of the old style and
VIII give better satisfaction as 10 us durability there
Is question. Is the best thing ever invented Tor
painting OF old leaky tin roofs.
81 The Cement All be furnished those q dis
lance with directions Tor using
ss- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
10 Orders sent 10 the undersigned, through the
Post Orice VIII be promptly attended %.
would respectfully refer ~ ths following geatle
men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
AEeaErrEcr MASTER xEcHANo SAsHvHLx
Maj. A. HEiNAN,
Msssrs. HUGHES & SMITH.
COLEMAN a SPAIN.
WM. SIOCkEIL,
Mr.. II. ". AaER0YD.
WARREN a MOORE.
HoUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Cot l. ANDERSON, S X. Co..
Rev. c y. ELLIOTT,
u. r. WILklN,
K J. MICS,
TNocH ENsiEY,
SLAUGHTER X HEREFORD,
W. d. SiiAPAHb,
\. WILLARD.
Az. :. IINiSI.EY,
Gen. wA-H. BARROW,
W. "a. sOiilabN \ GO
JAS. IA. kk.AIRlCk,
Rector r. G.. SMITH, Columbia.
Mag. A J. DoNEisoS, Davidson eeuniyi
Col a. J. Pul@k, Aaary county
aS- The Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
uy have adopted ths Cenent for the covering o. their
ears aud other work
~ Certificates and tcsiimoa isls from Cincinnati
elsewhere, where tr Cement has been general
aSe for several years, can be exhibited.
Tie scrsine1 has he n engaged NarioGs modes
Tsraas many years and nAitegs bssf--
that Ia has gai1vsi szr ezicElrsCe and knos trge
darslss tiss TINE
haze t-se arrdls 'ilcats "a fcc14se S1psFtuf
.mIsBrted article Il H0ans FSii EDxisEos BEo-
znEIcs New fork.s s4s.
samples Of RoSang 10 be seen at Once
J. 7. NAIHUkST,
olflcs No Is DcAderiek street,
mayiS-sm NsssSstIk. Txxs-
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REMOVAL.

DELISSER has removed his stock Of Liquors,
IA. Cigars, Tot~ccO, TO No. North College st ,
at the old stand Of Mr.. ID D. Dckey, where he will be
pleased To see his friends and Customers. [Jyl6
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BUSINESS Change.

CuecFEtdS8 , G. n4raen ia the Lsmbrr trade
- wifi cossisa- the busiaess she Old st4Hd Ne
III Broadway ~here Vii be Pseasec "a meet al
shs uAtruBs q my predecessor and ~ many others
a uazy fzyor me ssth call
I have several nails eating Poplar and CedGE
Lugaber, besldrsa large saPpfy % Whit aad yeiio~
Pine, thuk enaolng me- sell a. naanufzetnrex's
pr3cez-
aAFing purchased ths books and accents o. he
cid ffIs al Who are o. heir inas btrdasss sf
please eone forward aad settl, 81 ths aTst ~ saE
tenesr, az viii pal their 1ecoeuts WIN an o.1ces
ssar caIiecGon.
Rsxlag astrFsniaeS % adhere rsssGsy The cnsh
system. al orders masz hs srconpAaiod with The
money % be rsjeets4.
aag2<-n JR pAEpES.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-20

nURlee DsEsss are nox "a Feztincsss and Ns earnest
~ ly reaaest all who wish bay lee dsring NE sea-
anfform prce call and saPf'iy themselves
nth tck sts and REGISTER their regular pat
roas--thercby save z8vnace on ne artcse n Ne
latter part u the sesssa- y.
az Tenns~zss Al H4rde2sties, Frolt street, and %
oornsr an Cassch and Vine streets.
G. e n MARTIN,
anraoHo I'd. LAWRENCE
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GET THE BLsT.
Sei..ng OF, or. or.

II Viz remainder % the stock Ut Ree PARIS Beanel
J. and hillsneEy COSTS, al the New York Eaporlasr
viii be sold Within tins rnenth great sacriAcs
Slthoas regard " cost or any other conssasrstssa
Exchange moaey taken At 50 cetsts on tie dollar
luRel4
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LIN OHIN NOV . u,
TULLAHOMA, TENN.
10 r. MITH PrOnciefaE

HAVING taken charge of the above Hotel, will en-
i L deavOr to please all who may favor me with
call OF my friends and the citizens of Nashville and
Davidson county, would solicit patronage My table
will at all times be provided with the best the country
affords, and every will be taken to please ALL
There is good Livery Stable contiguous to this
house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry and Lynchburg
Mail and Passenger Coach leaves this Hotel every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday for the above places, at
y O'Clock, Z. NJ, and returning every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. making
connections with the Nashville and Chattanooga, and
McNinnvlle and Manchester Mail Trains
TullahOma, August 10, 1857. U&A
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Diffusion of Useful Knowledge:
Pat Eng Lever Gold Watches hunting cases, 500
Patent Anchor Gold Watches, hunting cases, as
Patent Cylinder Gold Watches, hunting cases, So
Ladies' Gold Watches, hunting cases, 80
Hunting silver Levers, hunting cases, IS 90
Coid,C rs 90
Gents California diamond Lepines, 40
Large double Miniature LockeIs, 10 o
cts of Cameo Pms and Drops, 10 D
Gold stone or cameo sleeve Buttons, v
Gold stone or cameo studs, o
Geuts Gold Pen and cold case, large, 10
Ladies' Pen aud Gold case, o
Silver Pencils and Gold, three extensions, D
Silver Pencils aud Gold Pens, SO
sold Lockets, two glasses, so
Gents Fine Gold Rings, heavy, 20
LADIES' Cold Breast f1ns, 90
Ladies' Gold Ear Drops, W
Gents Gold Bosom studs, 90
Gents Gold sleeve Buttons, 90
Ladies Gold Pencils, so
Ladies' Gold Rings, 50
tents Bosom Pms, SO
ladies' Gold Ribbon Pins, 90
Fine French Gold 80 day Clocks, rs 90
Fne heavy silver Hated Castors, is 90
silver Plated Table spoons, heavy, per set so
Tea spoons, q" as
- Table korks, - +" 20
Besides large and valuable assortment Of miscella-
arueles, both useGulAnd Ornamental, varying
value froIn IS ceuts TO $50.
one OF tns above articles will be given 20 the pur
chaser OF each book at tue tine the work sold.
Aay person by forwarding AZ order FOR bouks, with
money ,helOsed. viii receive extra book and gHt
with every books, sent the order by Express.
All orers tor BOeNs viii be promptly and impartial
~ nllud
Tie .afts in all cases viii accompany the Books
single bUOks bs aiiy part ~ mad. Cat.
aIoucs The books S bs sent By mail 10 AAy order
A. Bills q tnc following Banks taken al psr5
IaEk Of UcOEK,
.. a. StfELsHvItIR,
NAsiiylIIk
- - IAxAkScEAt RG,
a. - DANpalDSE.
NJ, Z BRUCE,
AGENI FOR SuCl1Y.
Old PostOeioe Building, corner OF Cedar ans Cherry
Nashville, where tire h.VAs and Gis olsca Tor
skcctiOA Jay aiid EIght. tebll-
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Dueinooe Oo94o, N04 o101e4tAk etx linNo. inst6e
olS, stAsfvtss oie.
ssasrsi Nstas:s u %. 0hitsasiss, sssosaiag
10 spass essupls1.
DisplAysd aAvsstissnSats AAlf mere than the
above go1ee.
Advssttssasnts lsaAe6 and plased snAeY sAs
hsaA of @1pssial Notice." 1ssAjs ~ ss1sssry
vssss.
spesisl Notices In the Lesal cslsnn - ssas
psF ltns.
Advestiesmeah ssAsssd On The insias sxsiu-
dvsiy IL ths DAily, after ths 1sst twe weeks,
10 pr ssnt. 0cse than the aleve vA4eo.
All treasSsaf s1ssvtleemeats m1ss % potI ~
- ~Sssses. Thts ruls will ma ~ varied frsn.
Whsa shs eAveRtisss usss The weekly aisss,
tAs psiss Will - ths saas d In ths Daily. -.
WAsse the Daily aaA weekly ere 10Th nseA,
- psr eent. Will - AsAHstsd 1rou The a9kre-
gass Anesnt.
Undss ths present system, ths advertiser
pAys - uGsh for she spass he oeouDiss, ths
sAsagss bsisg sAasgsshls for tAs se4pesItisn
snly. This Pisa II now esnsgally alepseA. -
OsT shargs for changes Will ~ II ssals PEI
eQnAFe.
- In All sasss where elvestlse0ente ase
dissontinasd before tAs sxpis1gtien 81 the ysss
ss The Aas ssasresesA Tor, tAsy will b. charged
up - ssS regular ratss for tbs time astaaL
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aDo. o. AupunoO1. AL1xAND0n DADCLAf I,
[EsTA1LIsHED m Is4s.l
BANKING HOUSE or
. r . = q O.. 4 = 3 = = N = o . .
r HAVE this day admitted - . paTtnsf in tAs
i Dsnkise Business, Alsxsn1ss Barclay, lwho ~
beea ny tsllsr for the last six ysass). Tbs bsat.
ass, hsrss1tss, Will - sssAsstsd ssdss The Asn
gro. O. ANDERSON : 90.
Bsins one sf Tie e1lsst Banking Houses tif not
tks ohissu In Iswa, ~ nsw nrn Sollsits soatiD-
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the ssaieS partner.
Thsy win naks eoIlsstions and remit, lsss HK-
shaaes, On ths Day Of payment, frss Of charge.
Tk4is ssfsssnsss afs - fernsriy by senior past-
anvnnsscns:
Park uank, n. r..
Wiaslev, Laaisr Co., Daaksfs, NY.
Hdvasd n. Clark > Co., ,Philadsiphis.
Hewasd DaakiAg Co., Boston.
Chyp, 1unsS = Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Manoe Bank Chicago.
Holman D 0elpeke, Chicago. n
MeeAaaiss' 1oak, Pittsburgh.
rssnsss' Dspesit Bank, Pittshnreh.
Kramer RsAm, Bankers,
0ilmcse brsthsrton f CinstnnAtI.
A. D. Hnnt Co., " Lesfsvills.
Otats SAVING Institstion, St. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. i, '&. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
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vHHB Great Centrsi Route, connecting the At
laatis citiss With IL " sstsSn, HertA- xsstsrs
ana Sosth-vestsrn States, BY continuous Rail-
way direct. This road also connects at Pittsburgh
With aaily line Of steamers 10 al psrts - tke
Wsetsfn Rivers, ard ~ Cleveland and oaadusky
With steamers TO all ports on the North ~ sstern
Lakes making II the most Direct, cAssSssf ssd re-
Hsbis vsxfe BY which FREIGHT can y forwarded
70 and from the 0vess Wsst.
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0E APIU6 - L1D,
BANKER6,
Geo. Chaplin, Geo. q. Lee,

'rAird-st. ,oAs door ssuthof Main, Rsok uk iowa
4 /VOLLECTIONs made and rsmittsd at currsat
~ rates.
FL Blake Cashier OF AsrsAntile BAnk, n. X.
Bank oe ths State Of New York, n. \.
Hen. Jne. L. 0Ghooleea PTss't Comm Bank,
Albany, n. \.
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RSniek Pstsrson, Bankers, 81. Louis.
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COMMERCIAL EXCHANGES,
Land ana Gsnsral Agent,


Ann
INTELLIG ENCk OFFICE,
NO. n MAIN-ST.,
A1oA
RUYs, Sells, KxcAangs, Rents Or Leases PYc-
- psfty of every kind
Advances Aonsy On, and sells, Goods Il sysry
kind.
nssvs Dssd.. nessssss. ssd Arss.ssss. sad
Gives reliable information respecting NJ Priss
oe Property.
TAks Acknowledgements
j Agent for assurance Companiss.
N.rs.... = La.s: s:.l :s s::PY sss. =
0btAins, Exhihits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights.
Loans Money On CollAtssal 6eouriAy.
Low charges, never tiring energy, and panstsal-
ity, are the lea ding features Of this HOUSE.
Refer to the following gsntlemsn:
Il. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W. ClaSstt.
Geo. O. Andsrs0n Co.. Bankers.
Rix, Hale i Co.. 1aakeu.
rAgsneies and Business Holfsitsd.
Sept. I, '6S-d
xnsurs Fsar MsrcAsnatss, stores
anA DWol1tngey
Policies Of Insurance issued at The lowest
rates, ct this Agency, IN prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL e50O, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE co., or HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 1200yO00.
MERCHANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 4200, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE oo., or HART10RD.
cAYITAL 1250, 900.
WA. VI. BELKNAP, Aaent,
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FINE INsUHAnO8.
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