The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-28

I1ER OOLE--IUt nrSt locomotive Sut Love
good ever saw was standing steam up and near
iy ready TO 20, making no noise except Il sup
pressed huIaming from the safety valve. Sut had,
IN his skeery, cautious way, cltmbered to the top
OF the tender g TO see what OF beast it was
wien the engineer silly gave the whistle lever II
long pulI--shay--y-y!! Sut lit twenty. five fee,
distant on pile OF cord wood. aud after running
until he got aigheued up, he turned around,
all eyes, and said
g Wat in the deuce did yer do to it, mistcr?'
Just at this moment negro came trundag n
truck, with cook-stove, joint of pipe on the
fue ho lc. and pots and pans hanging ull around
Sut took look, first at The stove, aud then at the
locomotive; light broke out over his perplexity,
and he shouted to the engineer
"Oh. yes, understand it all now; the darnel
ol brnle wasjist knickcrin' for her colt"-
Cal Farmer.
The editor OF the Brandon (Mi,s) Rapu5H
can notifies that hereafter n, gsnteman need tx
prct To receive his paper more than twenty Fl ve
years, without paying 'or it," He winds up
with the following philosophical announcement:
"lhOse who may wish to renew their notes, can
do So by writing out new ones on buckskn--as
paper though not used will mould, and the ink
on it will fade"
PTTsBURGH Tuesday, July 10. 1859.
The Pittsburgh Post the leading Democratic
puts up the name of James Buchanan for re-eIee E.
llon, ,cand III strong and unquivocal leader takes
the ground that he is the only candidate who
can be nominated by the Charleston Convention
To reconcile The differences which exist in the
Democratic ranks AT The North and South
EXTRAORDINARY FATALITY --rh. cirsunstan-
ces attending the death OF Mr. VIM. Fisher.
were such rs to d.monstrate in tho most forci :
bic manner the maiign1ncy Of that mysterious
disease popuarly known as milk sickness.
or the trsmbleS. His tenunt, namsd G Gilson,
Was first attacked, and diad Mr.. F. himself
was ths next victim, aud then his wife and two
adopted chillrtn ware taken i'll. OF hase three
Cases two terminated fatally, and the last udyi
ces we had from there stated that Mrs Gibson
wife OF the first victim, was just breathing her
last--hve cases out OF six having d fatal tGrmi =
nation. The best medical ski our country al
fordS was rxsrted in b-half OF this unfortunate
family, buL their systems had become so thor
oughly sa'dtat"d with the deadly poison that the
remedies 1npoyei send tn have no etftct
whateycr,-- .HurIOH Republican.
The Statesman at Lexington, Ky, SAYS
man was bitten by n rdtiIesnake, and being
alarmed ran 10 town four miles for medical aid
but when he got there he had become blind. and
wa, covered with spots exactly like those on the
snake. On laying out the body perfect pic.
turs OF The snake i'll color length, ratles and
button, was foun |.
Sr. LOUIS, "Wednesday, July %. 1889
dispatch received to-day from Marshhll. in
this State, states that three negroes, who were
on trial yesterday at that place for rape and
murder, were at night tskrn forcibly from m.
ja By mob, and Two Of them hung, AMI The
other burnt at The stake.
= The Hon. Israel W sshburn of Mime gave
the following ttliciious sen iment ut The late
Bangor Gel, bra'ion on the Fourth:
A" Our CoUltry--Our country, right or wrong;
when right 10 be kept right; when wrong, 10
be put night"