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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27
Romance I'm Real I,ifo.

| The Bucyrus Journal says that a man Twins
near there lost his wife some years since inliomer
N. Y; that thy had little girl which he gave
TO friend and left the country. He was gon,
ten years and returned but could find no trace
of his child. She had two marks bywhich ht
might know her, one toe was gone and she hac
a scar on her arm. The man gave her up as
lost TO him, and finally settled near Bucyrus anc
married The rest we give from that paper:
About six weeks ago, he happened to pass BY
/ the room in his mousse occupied by s1rvan'
girl who had resided with him for nearly two
years, at a time when she was about to retire
aud the door being open, he saw her foot. lie
merely glanced at it, aud happened to notice
thu, the little toe Of the right foot lUas missing
He thought nothing Of it at the time. but afel
retiring. ;he idea struck him that il might b,
the daughter he had searched for so long. A.
first he dismissed the thought ss improbable
but it still forced itself upon lin, until fl ally
he requested his wife to 90 to the room and as
certain whether there was or not. marks OF a
scald upon her right arm. She went, and tt
his immense delight reported that the mark was
there. The poor man was SO positive of hel
Identity tha, the gr. was Awakened and in th4
middle OF the night was questioned as to hel
origin.
She could only tell them that she did not
know her parents that her earliest recoleclinns
wpr that she had lived somewhere in tn. easl
with family named - (naming the fami
y she had been left with by the woman origi
nalIy entrusted with herr and at their death she
was taken charge OF by the overseerS of the
poor, a pIacs provided for her, and she had
supported herself by doing Homework since.
This Tailed SO nearly with the already ascer
tanned facts in the case that the next day the
father started east with her, aud visiting the
different points she had named. sscsrtained to
his great joy that she was in truth his daughter
She is an extremely beautiful girl. of g. al
natural intelligence. and slough totally unedu
ca ted, is still interesting.
She is now st Granville. Ohio, receiving al
education to fit her for the new station she has
assumed in life.
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Thy steps follow with my bosom bare
A Fifty MlLE RAcE.--Mr. EIgar B.lIen, O

A FIFTY MlLE RAcE,--Mr. Elgar BslIen, ol
Detroit (nnd formerly citizen OF Rochester y
has made an agreeinrnt with George Elmer ol
Buffalo, hy the terms OF which a mate oi $500
a side is made between the B.d, n hOrs snd q
horse which Mr.. Elmer is o produce. The race
is to be a stretch OF so miles, the horse first az.
complishing that distance winning the money.
Two hundred and fifty dollars forfeit money as
been put uP,snd is now in the hands OF the stake.
holders. The race will take place in the early
part OF June, on the Hamtranek Course in De.
noit, which is circular ona mile in circumier,
snce. the horses continuing around the course
uutil the oo1h mile Is accomplished. E1mIsg
Pcst
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27


GYMNAsrlcs IN SwEDisn SCHOOLS. .--Special
pains ara takon in the public schools of Sweden
to develop the physical well as the intellectu-
al powers OF the pupils, The following account
~ given OF the system which the Swe,Ies pur-
sue: ...
Every school bail ling has ita lnrge high
room with eUTthan or mattednoor, aud all
sorts OF implements for developing the muscles;
ladders, poles wooden horses, cross. bars lp to
the roof, jumping places, ropes for swinging,
knotted ropes for climbing, g.. The scholars
are not allowed to exercise OH what they wish.
but there is a regularly arranged scieniii sys-
tenn They are trained in squads, and move
and march, sometimes to music, at the word Of
commanl.
At largo public school in Sockt om, saw
lads in their noon lessons of gymnastics. Tho
teacher gave the word and dozen sprang out
toward pole with cross bars, md clambe ring
up 1t, each hung with his legs; then at the word,
all together dropped lhRig heads backwards and
hung by their feet aud 9nkles then again re-
covered themselves, Oni let themselves down.
Another party. one after another, squirmed up IA
naked mast; snd Others pulled themselves up
hand over hand on a knoted rope, others, ii,
succession, played leap-irog over a wooden
horse; thin they mirChed to tho beat of the
drum. Tn, smaller or weaker boys begin with
the lowest grade of exercise, according to "A
scientific system arranged for health. They all
seem to go into il with relish, and showed
well trained muscular power. | could not but
conclude that the superior physique of the Swe-
dish men is not entirely due the climate.
When will America learn That h.alth and
strength have their unacceptable law?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27

The llEARr OF NAPOLEON When the boly
Of Napoleon was opened at ST. Helena, his
heart as taken out, and, preparatory 10 its final
destination. put in basin ol spirits aud water,
and left for the night on tabl, in the bsd.room
OF the medical man who had charge Of the mat
ter. In the course of ia, night tho doctor was
awakened from a slight slHmher by heavy
splash from the basin, and starting up alarmed,
h rested n his elbow. and by the light of IA
taper looked eagerly around tho apartment be-
fore he should spring from bed. Not the shadow
Of an intruder was 10 he seen. What had
moved the basn7 Had that mighty heart,
scorning to b. quellcd even by death, r,gainel
some of lis terrible energies Was il still
ieaPing with 'ifs? Tia catching the appear
snce Of something moving in the corner of the
room, h" saw the heart OF Napoleon going into
hole in The wall AMI, jumping from the bed,
was just in tiu.s 10 seize an rescue i! from tho
teeth of rat.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27

KEEP THE LASp MARKS IN VIEw--It uSel to
be the custom OF The Republic Ia admit States
into the Union on an equal footing Times
have sadly changed. A premium is nnw offered
to a territory if il will only come in as slaue
State. And luIther, it isnow announced hy the
Democracy that territory with only 10000
population can come in as slaps State, while i.
must have more than doubls that population tn
come in asa free STATE. Go on, gentlemen, vii h
your programme! Read out the chapter YOU
have begun. The eyes OF the blind are being
opened, sh the Nsrs mStopped The people
have an eyS to the lsnd.narks anl will meet YOU
st the po'ls.-- Scioto Gzzst,s.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27

An English writer says that he American
LADIES' of the present day feel or aft CT spirit o.
independence. We certainly have seen, al
fashionable parties many lady, who, we
thought, might very approl riatey Tecite Smol
ler- fine lines to pendance.--L -LouisvilL,
Journal.
"Thy spirit. Independence, lot me share,
Lord Of th9 lion heart and eagle eve.
Thy steps follow with my bosom bare
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-05-27

ORNrTHoLoGIcAL INcIDENr.--A lady residing
at Brighton, recelly owned pair OF beautiful
sparroWs which were the pts of the family and
objects Of admiration to all that saw them
One OF them suddenly died. Its disconsolate
mate refused to taste the food offered it, but sat
upon it's perch, looking wistfully about, and
with sad and wistful notes seemed to be calling
its mate. The bird refused to sleep, and after
various devices to Danish its grief. the lady
placed small looking glass inside the cage
This reflected its own image, and wrought in
few days an entire change in the manner Of
the bird. 1t commenced singing loudly. which
it continued to do, but receiving no response
from it's mate, it is continually quarrelling with
its shadow. In its anger it occasony flies at the
vented from injuring himself by removing the
glass from the cage until it RECEIVERS from its
passionate outbreak, when the glnssis replaced.
Boston Freeman