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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
@mropGif6e Sea6rt6tem.
@eiterc Madridtcn bcS 9anpferS
,Seutonia."
8 a n.

QSie RE uSpinipne" perli9ert, bat Gra1 Guz
pun AMI bic fran3DlI9en Sprldld9e itber Die
8eile9uu9 Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6rage 9eonts
lpprtet. ST 9tbt Die Seme9sritnoe an, Die bic
IarbiriI6e He9ierultg ab9altelt, Die 91atbl9ld9e
ar5mle6met, unD f~orpert 6rantrei6 sur @eneb<
ui8ullg Der Nnneratipn auE fau8 bic 8emObner
WtittelitalienS tie bur6 ibre Stiuauen beltati9en
%IpDten.
Curtin, A. Wtdr3. lOaS b~efinittpe Ste
lultat Der Nbitimmun9 MtttelitulteuS iiber bic
Tra9e pe8 GnldlulleS an Bielupnt iptro belt
20 Mdr5 befannt lein. aIaj
0pm, %. 6ebr. (iber Mur ieiOe8) =
Sine 9erin9figi9e Characterization ST. @unlen
oe8 4nl4luleS an Piemcnt bat III @u6biD
ltatt9ebabt.
Sefret4,
Grief 3. Wtdr5. @8 bat ltA bier Elm
GDmite CUR Sammlung bon 8eitrd9en fitr ben
Papit 9%ebilOet.
Spanien unb Murpccp.
aGetuan 4. ltar5, Seute muroe Der
8elager1ng8train elm ,uno Die Saumtbiere
au8seidtfft.
Wabrtb, 3. Mar5 g8ie Die miniiteriel=
len Spurnale p@prca" lnC uSccipslte" met
men, pitroe Die 8ebaupttng be8 erpberten @ez
bieteS IN g(frifa sr6Bere Spfer bon Sparien
erbeil6et, al8 Die barau8 eltIprtn8eloen Spr~
tbeile redtfertisen pirpen. Die anoeren Sldte
ter benebnlen Ii6 nit 9tifli9t auf btele 6ra9e
lebr 5uriidbalteno.
Die Gnferti9ui19 9e5cgeler Sanonen TT m
Spanien fret 9e9eben pprben.
Yprtugd1.
2tI1abpn L. WtGr3. Der vOueipa"
nit Nadri9ten Don 0iie be Suneiro bis gum Z.
6ebr. 1T all9efpmme1t.
Der &ailer bon 8ralilien purbe I'M II. aus
ben nGrbli9en Yrpptn5er 5uriid erpartet.
Sput9amptpn, B.. Wfdr3. Der DAM
pier rSultan", BON 2iiabpn p. 6ebry 1T bier
etn9etrpffen. (.
alS er BON 2ilabon abfubr, iparen bic Gprz
teS nit per Oebatte iiber Die Nntpprt anf Die
SbrprreOe telddfti9t.
Man erpartete III Yortugal feline N6dnbez
r1nse1 I'M .3oGtarif iber enslii6e @aaren,
na9bem man in @rf1brung 9ebradt, Dap pr
tusieliI9e @eine 5u oenlelbeu 8eDingungen ME
iran5Sil4e in @n9lal9 iulpprtirt tperhen fGn>
men, p9ne DAB 9esenleitl9e 3uSeltanOnii1e ra=
fitr perlan9t ipitroet.
Gpanien.
Die SSnisiu bat CUR Serberrli6ul9 Der afrt=
fauil9en Siege cine a19emeine AnneItie er1ais
len. @ie e8 beiBt, beabiidti9t iie, generul
8rin gum STANCE eineS 8ranpen erier @lalle
nit Dem Eitel zines Marqui8 be las @qittae=
rD8 3t erbeben. ass
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
NnltimGrer 0dif aenrambet.

M~prfplf, 10. Wlar5. Die Baltimore,
8arfe Span, BON @ienfpe9cS NIT MclaGet
mad Baltimore teltimmt, itranoete Bel Saf
Senrp uaO miro gang 81 @runre seben, Adt
bon Der Mannl6uft iitC Serettet 5 ltto an
benz @rad, ben 8elcit %preiS8e8eben. GS pirf
fpdbreuo Der Wadt Silfe seiarct peroen.
Der S9pcner Senrb W. Scbnicn bon Nep'
gcrf fam beute bier an, itbel bonn Stityne 5t'
aeri6tet. Der Steuermann uno Elm Wtatrci'
nurcen iiber Bcro Seldapemnt uno ertranfen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
ueberlanbppf.

ct. 9pui8, 10. Nar5. @etern mur=
ben nidt pentser al8 elftallenb griefe init Der
lleterlanppcit na9 @olifcrnien erpebirt.
Die Bplt pom 25. leeten Mpnate8 lit anse-
fpmmen.
Die Dele9aten 3ur pempfratii9en Staat8=
Convention BON II Counties iteben taft bier 81
einem fir 2atbanI. Die Delesaten BON Sar
6ranci8cp ltno senetst, Serr1 NuItin Sniitf
na9 Gbarleltpn 5u ldifen, er 1T Elm 6reunf
Der Nominatirn bon Daniel OidinIcn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
a~Std)tises ppm Coli ppm Wferico. 0insreifen De-
80. - .OSer Gfnnten

UUW WUIT UUI <0tEItUF VTHSTtVItH Vt'
Ser. Gtaaten.
Nepz Srlean8, 10. Mdr5. OerOals
pier p@eneral Miranlpn" 1T angefpmnen uni
5uSlei0 ette @er. ct. BriIe ppn Sera Grul
urtter COMMANDO BON 2ieut. Winier.
Wirampn b~ela9erte am 5. Sera @ru5. Isl
meloete ben 9ertretern 6e8 ~Nu8lanpe8, Dap er
IN Der 03a9t be8 Z. Die Stabt bpnbarpireu
pplle. gr ma9te AUDI mirtlt6 einen aasriif,
murbe aber balp Opn ben 9iberalen ~5uriidgeju9t.
Da8 Ser. ct, @ei6waper i'm @clf na9m
etnen &rie98Oampfer Wiranlpn'8 meg, uno chen
rieie8 Sdiff lit Die in @eipSSr orleans einSe-
bradte Bri1e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
Der Dampfer ,0apiio6t4 senranSet.

News BeDfprD, IS. Wf1r5, = Der
Dampfer Daylight, " bon New.Dcr mad Die
Itaem Safen beRimint, I~trancete beitte IN eilteit
bidten Ne6el auf Tcunp Sia. Der S9lepp-
pantpfex pSprap" elite beute Na4uittas gum
Weiltan0e. W.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20

betuube 2 6duIerpierede nit 80 @ebauoen Elm
Nau6 bet 8lam11en.
4ae 6auier in Dem 8ierefe pber6alb GOt-
9reB~ uno meltlid ppn Wainltr 4 au89enDnt-
men, t%raltater ab /; pe8gleiden Wtainfr. &C.
5~eilliber paS 9an5e Sieref, 6 @ebduoe au89c>
npmlnell. Dch murpe ruS 9roBe @n9rp89e=
I9dft BON &elep, Sites uilo Gp. ~gerettet. 0er
S9aOen miro auf $4,000 onseldlasen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
8aubOIS.

S,5OO,OOO Sna Sau= unb @dbreinerbpI,.
100000 gd,intel mnS 3atten ann NerFouf
a9r lenten bic Gntnertiamteit ~pantaider eunben ouf unIere
StGSss N ls %Ns pom Ban; uHS @asbOs pom alien arten, Nnun-
8eteQun8 uno leern Scnltcrrabmen, Sburen, GinfaTi,nosSn NM
Sobelarbett 81 Ja6ritpreden. Spre6et Dor in unierenr ScI,bcie
ytp. ITO st8pHtr. Hbarf, O6er @fe bon @utatp uno @ermanGr.
Sa22s Burns & Sloan.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
WfnIif- l1ntcrriht.

Sd eabit9hg NIT DiCnta9 ben q. gprHl in rtciner ggpbntno
eren @nrius wtuIt. llnterrttt (Rtano uno Giu9eiD an,ufanpen.
gltsrn, bic i9re Staoer 9erin s~rln0li9 unterri9tsn Iaiien
ppaen, bite id, itb 10 baIo ais mS9lib St rnelben.
(0asl9-2D SO. ass ". saltanOrefr.
i3weite peutl4e @cbltbatigteit= @eleuldaft.
Die glieOsr benanntsr gcieal3att iinO 9isrnit orinsenb ctnse.
7 ubr beiSupc9neu, inocrh tpt1tSe geN0dfte 3mr grleOloiina Dor.
Elegen. a1ss& #4gose GputS 8IaufuB, Ser.
L(SMoOtDG) sog3r.M d
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
electromagnetic, sesen cine Samilie.

MalIpp'8 StatiOn, Is. Wfdr5. =
9apOen, ein GinpORner bieleS @cun'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
gau6ols. gou6OI,.

Da Der llnterSei9ncte ben @eI9dits- gnt5etl bes Srno' c5eo. De
Smltb BON Der alien Tirma tiuHi6 an T6 eebraht BAT, ip nfro er
nunne1r eaS @s9dft auf feline eisne, aatini9e @ednuna am alien
gs19dltsglases gfs pom greot 9aobes um6 Spbnlonff, an br
Sloieite oS Baltns in allen ietnen perItie6enen @ronten fort.
fabren nnb %empiieblt f4 ben alien 2uneen Ser Tirma icwcbI
ME einem 9ee9rten pa0lttun. gr pirO tetS eineS Oroben gOT.
rat9 gut getrodnetes Sal. nno S4reinerbpIS balten unb bafeIte
gen ocrtauien.
Tb2iD Samuel Burnett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
Nent Nn5eigen.
6. SreD, go. 81 NUrOs@ aptraBe,
GOnDernementS. 31ile in'S M1tslanO
in Der Office oeS Baltimore gSefer" beIcr9t.

u .OSly TN~TI
ertbelt AM Gage ME &benoS llnterridt uno bat Itet8 M6enotIaIien
IN, melhe Serren, peIde bic englI6e Sprads auf cine Ieic6te
aus Der oenti9en in Die en9lt9e Spra9e, iopie aus Der en9[ilGen
IN Ole OeHtl4si; peroeM ritgti9, i9nsa un0 Giai9 eeiorst, ebeniO ale
aneern lnrtftli1en Nrbeien IN beoen Spra6en, irpte Vriefe,
So0ma6ten (na9 Oeuti9Ianc) @pntrate, &aufbriee (deeds),
Pfaneperi9reibun8e N o~rtgages), GcnititutIOnen &c. &c.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
W1etamcra 8auperein gep. 3.

Den Mit9liebern sens berntt sur Ia6ri6t, oas bic gerfantu.
lung ni6t netr in benz altcn 9Ota[, lon6ern beate 0ienltaa ben
20. Dfirs Abenos nm 8 ll9r in Der 8e6auiun9 bes 9errn Senrp
Stebl 80. 1913 2ertn9tonfr. ~abgebalen piro. ~
!3u9lcid weroen DE W~tit8lieoer aui9efor6ert, ipel9e Weortaasc
seSeben baben, ibre Observation-Disclosures nit in ben 9erei1 al
brln9en. Gb. S%eufert, priioent.
Of III &outS NetSmnHer Gefrx 4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
NerfnnfSsl msetacit.
Bum Werfauf.

6AES%5 3um Nerfauf.
#AiI % Ader Sato nit 9uen DISQUALIFICATION, 16 Wlei[en
HIHiiI BON Der Staet male Der %9anoIhabe unS in Der oeIunSe.
lm1a-~ ten @egsnb, 110% Nder an ser @crtbern GenitraI.@t
leltpagn' 80 Vtetlen BON bee Stabt nit @ebSuben; l9 @der an her
alien Jreeerid Noao, gut an9ebaut; 1O7 @der NIT bubShem Css.
panlld9tst6n lmo anla9en, wirs Seeen @i8cntbum IN Ser StaSt
ssInn9etaulwt; = ader an Der alten 6reoerif 9pao u Weite pnn
Mount Dc Sales; 100 Nter am g~9ai6ngtpn 9anbieae. ~ wpeiIst
ron Der StaSt; 2 Sduier in Sciparcir., nabe GamSennr. i in
SSet,scmbarofr.; 2 IN 6apetteltr. 2 in 9erinotcnItr.: in
0rontltr. l III Pratttr.5 l in SanpoerHr. .2.in MuIberrhstr
un0 mebrere aneere in eeri@e6eusn @esenoen Der Gtabr. qotS M
oernntstben IN y eft 8aitincrefr. Mpnment-, @an- uno WScgg-
oersgrr; rmc SrOaowap., eriino gu eertaaien in grpa6wao.
VtnHotenleH 81 pertou1en. @loter nn6 NorrtB,r
NC. So 6apettelr.
Ay- ~aaufbriefe, Wtietb- G~Cntrotte. EeItansnte unS onbere
i6lttitHs Papiere iOpie GSaHen- GseribtS -@ef66fc werbcn beitens
beior9t. Nn1Es
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Yriifmug ser s. &uappiden Gdu(t.

Die iabrli9e YrIfun9 Der 3b9linse bieler @nItalt fnoet am
na6fei atontas, D0nita8, Dtttno9 uno Dcnneritaa i'm SduI<
baule go. 10 9. @aDltr. ltatt. @a9ereS in elmer lpateTeu ansdes
I W1DTt fI~ 4s4tt4fa1 1876 s#.#..G q RuoNNS
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(Msl9-27)
@mamnel Ntnstpanaer s gobn,

VMdHAel NtitSiDntt0er 9 SODn,
neen unpertiIi9tel I
YOnOOiti9en 7oh Gifg
aIen Siracliten 8altimpre'S.
@u6 If OmeBtt8cn Gifs BADEN fe fets an Sdhbtn. Qua.
lttdt auS8e5et9net. Die 6abrtatiOn bieeS gifos iber-
trHt All @ratbett il6 .&einli9tet allie al6ren Dtanufactlren oe.
fer Art, uno Der @Ifg 1T bon urIbertreffi6er @ihs unb Sddrfe.
Ourb Die gang reue Serettun9sart uno @rtin6une tDnnen bic ga
britanten tbren @it9 gu BpnS %srudbi9ten preien abieBen imo ie.
ben einem 9eebrten 3uipru6e e%nt9e9en.
Baltimore, ben /. Wtarj 1850.
IS l6I ertaufsIofa[ unb Tabrtti
Wp. 25 &ardtpgnffrd0e,
ODER int BcbnbalS
(W57, an, Wtt5Dlo) s 30. 9arrtfcnfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20

500 GeBS 9rcn Drauc pdrtnge nue Grnie per GHin 2nna bon
Wpuetcari. 81 pertauldi ht v. Is. Wamberfei,
W5l2, Int tH n Gcuib 0barlrehr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
Mnh MptterNnmt.

DaS ibBne IdneuIcaelnoe yrsubif6e S6tj 6qtno[o BBniuaer1
Capt. 8. .. Sasbaben nto prompt mad rttgent Saieft erpe.
Dirt uno bietet paia9ieren IN br teahem etn0elthtsten erten une
5ireitet 9ailte cine cute @~elsoenbdt jntuepctiaptt. Aee9en PaiIa0s
'l|'H~T T7F'f @ebrabtr BBntn0er, 4E
W516s 20 Goatb GbarIeSitrabe ny Gtatrs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-20
@pucerte mr1S 8GIe.
Hollidaystr. -Theater.
Opern.T riteQltlt

Ant WCntag ben &c. Wldr5 1860.
tebr Der Operns@efeni9aft BON a8abmeton bier -"
le9S S%criteluA9en
9eben meroen in metden
Trallletn 8atti rltO MtaOame Golfou.
.lperoen. " ~" it"Vel = anfretet
n,i glfi9$st'a a na@t e Der DIRECTION gersnasen. benz gubufum
SSs ef beToeSeat i If 9Sr y ~ ~ rs STtgnolt 70 wst bon ieiner sranf.
a~ntunbi9en tann. f"' IT @pehoen tur ppittp
m 6'las9 ~: oF PER- temmen 8r a%uHa9runa.
gtonta9. Sle Pllrltaner - Sri. $atti.
a0.enlta9; golr1tO u WuOame @tOlIDn.
gattfpof: Wtartba = 6rGul. 8atti,
0pnnerlta9: Der 6reildib-Wab. Gp6or
9relta9: Don Suan- 8atti unb @cIipn
S%S til. tag 9roBe @alapOrteQuue.
yer gertaut Der Suticriphpnsbiuet beatnnt am Sp+4s.a
init NH gSt ba 0t S 4 gu etner Der eleu Opern beain1nt am
(Di520) "e0 Seoen'
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Samuel Burnett.
@uaene @lioupt Gbompooner

sslr srblelten ioebsn 200 SDrbe ctees ausSe;ei9neten gget-
- mes IN pintens uno Quart Ilaiben.
Olelentgel unierer 8unoen, lpeIde bon br Iebtel genbuna nibt
9enn9 erbIelten, t6nnen iebt itre getellungen prompt ~ouS9elabtt
rpailen. M y. D.. 6 Barron & So,
etnJaer Noent III Baltimore,
Uf{l6S ~ -se Bde npn Gonnner- uuh Qcu,knrAr,
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GnDdnmd XnbnA.

Der @teamer Baltimore %empfngen etne partbte 8apanna
Eabat, peI9e ben 6abrlanten jnr Nbnobne e~nipfebien
1924 a 1 pra@t Donetff Il &c.,
(J07O lie ~Hpmborbr.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05

To DEsTRoY THE APPETITE FOR ToBAcco.--A
clergyman says that ne cured his appetite Tor
tobacco in the following mauurr;-"l had y
deep we'll Of very cold water, and whenever the
evil appetite crave inlulg nee | resarted I'M
medldey to fresh drawn water. o! this drank
what desired. anl then continued holding
water in my mouth, throwing oit snl taking III
successive mOuhlulS until the craving ceased.--
By II faithful adherence to this practice for abou
IA mouth was cured. lOath The use of the weed
in every form, far mIre than did bsIore con'
tracted habits OF Indulgence
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05

Onc year passed by; only one year, an yet ii
made many sad changes, as il swept away 1t
was soft, btmy summers evening" as fair and
beautiful as the one winch only one year ago
found sweet Eva M'rton a bride. 1t was Il
richly decorated room where sat Eva Beaumont
half buried in the cushions other arm chair;but
woe.begone shadow was Oh her pale, pale lace,
and yet her counenance spoke not half the
sorrow ani .rie, that was crushing the very life
from out lcr heart. Near her, by table sat
her proud husband, Frederick b aumant. He
sat in moody silence, and dark gloom rested
on his contracted features. At length he arose
and seiIing his hat began 10 make silent proper
ations for spending the evening trc m home
Frederick said Eva in pleading tone, while
not leave m tonight | do 50 hate to stay
alone, anI YOU have been out every evening this
week have strange lor'boding of coming
evil in M htdrt-l vague fear of, ! know not
what. OlIy tonight; you will not leave me-
you will stay ttis once" aud oil unworthy as he
was, she had arisen and twincd her arms coax.
in.ly around his neck. Bat the rude, impa tient
'sure an harsh words that cam2 from her hus.
bats lips sent cold chill through her heart
aud caused the tenrs that hal gathered in her
eyes to g trembling back % their hiding place,
With heavy heart she sank back in her chCir,
an her hus5lnl with a mpttered curse on his
lips eft the hoase. Fre lsrick Boaumint was
conirmsI gambler. Eyery evening found him
at the gamiag table; som times winning some.
tin m's losing. In his last play he hal lost half
his large fortune, AM this night h. had deter
mined to stake all, ior the mere chance of win
ming back what he had lost. IL, went, bat was
unsuccessful. aud before morning, was pennileSs.
Almost frantic at his great loss, he started--not
home. Alas he could not claim it now--but
TO the rich mlasi)n VII ~, h3 hal left his grief.
stricken Eva. III, founi her where he had let
her, reclining IN her luxurious easy chair
EVA" said he in bitter tvnss, open your eyes
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05
Snock'Eo,-Ths Chardon Democrat of the %,

SHocElNG, The Chardon Democrat of the %,
has tte following:
Marsh Smith Jr aged ID years, son OF the
Auditor Of Grauga County, while engaged with
. small steam engine cutting shingles, reached
over the boiler to shut or the steam. His coat
sleeve caught IN cog wheel which turns thG
regulator aud he seeing The danger made de-. .
peratt effort To diSrngngr himself, hut " as un-
successful, aud stip OF itsh was torn from
nearly the cntire length of hi. arm. His COM
pauious being unable To stop the engine, he fl
nally succeeded in getting sharp knife and with
singular courage and presence ot mind. cui loose
the n-sh near his body, which held him 10 lie
wheel, AMI thereby pr, bahy saved himself from
b,ius fatally mangled. Strange Ia say, M bones
were broken, though tEe bones aud cards ri his
arm were Tail bare by the atei'!,nt. lie las
sul'Ied inIensep.in, yet is getting along Us we'll
us could lea, ,uuably be cXlec,ed
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05

Twas still, da'ksncd room. The silence was
rendered doubly solemn, for death had taken it
for her abode. 1t was u costly decorated room
hut what maItered it now. The one who had
been mistress of il, all unconscious resting there
tor the last time. The door opened, aud a young
man, bowed with grief, softly entered and eros.
scd the room. lie bent low over The coffin and
guz,d long aud trndr,y on the face that wts
sleeping there, One lingering sunbeam stream d
trough the partly closed shutter, aud glancng
across his brown curS aud pale face showed it
to he the features OF Edward Ashton. lie inn
printed II kiss on her cold lips rs he murmrcd
her parting words--" though anGthc,'S in life, |
will be yours in death" AMI II long wall of sor.
row arose from that little darkencl room.
PERRY ,uuaG, August, 1889,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05

The Hancock Jefers1nida says a wild hog
was shot near FDSluris, in ths - BIZ WOODS.
which comprlss nearly tiOusAnd acres OF uh
broken wilderness, u lew days ago. The lusks
OF the animal measured elghl aud half inches
in lengh aud before he was captured, he made
several vicious attempts to disaols the dogs by
mesnsof lhesa formidable Weapons. His weight
II is eslima !od, il in "good condition woalC
be five hundred pounds.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05

und look upon your husband returned to you a
beg5or. Awake aud hear the misery that awaits
you; awake from Your sweet dresm and hear
that W. have not u home nor place Of refuge in
the whole wide worldto to call our own" But all
this did not awaken her, He touched her hand;
it vas very coll--'hc lid not Breathe Eva was
dead! With delrious shrek of terror he
rushed from the house, anl was ever rAviu!
maniac from that hour
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05

Now reader I'll my little story close
Perhaps I'll write you ut some other time,
And then, perchlnce. it may he in prose;-
But now if you please, I'll take your DIME;
Please give me one that's pure, with"utally;-
What did hear you say You hadn't orier ~
Well then, dear sir, Just give the CARRIER Boy,
From your weil-tlled purse an honest QUARTER
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Here at home, in Wood County, many things have
transpired,
Some not 50 crcditabe others worthy to be admired
An 10 these now our muse will call your attention.
Barring only those which seem not lit to mel ton.
We've got the ichest soIl. and the deepest in Ohio
Aud our farmers the sharpcst and the best that
we know;
They are cu,crp,ising intelligent aud thorough
Men like Robert burns who MiHk while they walk in
the furrow.
They raise the largest pumpkins turnps and reddest
bects
An1 have the prettiest girstoo that one ever meets
nd the grass grows tall-y"u can't see the men
while moving
nd potatoes it takes two hills for to grow in
Corn grows SO large that the cobs are sawed into
boards,
And two.story houses sometimes made of gourds
We've got the finest prairies and the most ditchcs
And none of our wives sht with us for the breeches
We have the best County Fairs-theyre the pride ot
all. we know
In fact they very good that last year we had
two,
Where the finest stock of all kinds, from Bloodcd
To Saxon Ram, Morgan Horse or a gentleman
cow
With a host of Vegetables. too numerous to mention
, Forming great A Agriculturul Mass Convention,
Are exhibited tor the premiums awarded
All of which, in the Journal has been duly recorded
And what the folks have been doing right here at
home.
We've doctors in English and doctors in German,
Who sOmetm mes disso ct men the disease to determine
Afer having dosed them with nasty drugs, about
Killed them with Quiuinc or sugHred SOuIkrnut
We've law, ers many, both of high and low degree
But they all have learned how to secure q big fee,
And the man who once falls into their iron clutches
Must walk all the balance of his days with Cruches
For badly crippled and ruined man is lie
Who only gets what's left after luwyer's fee.
We had "bg iniantryn mnHhi0uS company,
Onr town to defend against every enemy,
But they learned to march to the tune of the back
door trot,"
And died of too much drill. or something elso--we
know not what.
We've Masons, Odd Fellows and other secret orders.
Such many towns have not within their borders;
We've churches with ministers true, every one,
But sometimes when they speak the Truth, big sin
run;-
We have largerive and it's so very full of fish
That you can dip out all YOU with little pew
ter dSh;-
We've hosts of Captains, Majors. Generals and Es.
With here and there one who to worldly fame
priest
We've lots of poor men and a row who're somewhat
rich,
But we've nothing TO compare with the Hydraulic
Ditch
We Railroads, Steamboats,, and joint stock yacht
ChdHEge
And locolocOs of every hue-a perfect melange;-
We've few men who owhen dead have not Il mOurner,
And old iye" that kills at forty rods 'rOund a cor
ntr,
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1850. CARRIERS ADDRESS 1860.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
January 1St. 1850.

Last night, when YOU aud were Sleeping
! tat least, when we should have becu--)
While the stars from ont the sky we're pccrinr.
The Old Year stepped outand the New stepped In:
Ofthc New, of course, but little can know
And little, therefor shall say;
Aud as my muse in weakness, travels slow,
For your indulgence, reader, | must pray.
In this great country, where the eagle spreads its
wings,
Aud Presidents, sometimes, do awful wicked things:
Where Popular and Squotter sovei eighty have just
been revealed,
And Locofoco people into Slavery ranks are wheeled
Many startling things aud wonderful have Occurred
About all of which, thi Ough the JOo,Udi, you have
heard.
Old Bu.k sent to Kansas q lot OF whiskcy bloats,
And tried to cram Lecompton down the peoples
But the dose so large that the people wouldn't
swallow,
And Kansas was turned out to territorial follow.
in mdkIugue States they adopted new plau.
Dictated. beyond doubt, by the pro slavery clan,
Which requires hundred thousand free men and
women
Fora new Stltc, with free principles to swim in;
While five hundred nigger drivers, with u host OF
slaves
(The great pauacea which our glorious Union saves
W i'll answercvery purpose tor new Slave state,
And giv' the Slave Power more strength in the
Senate.
Oll Buck and Little Gtaut have had a hard fight,
And are now 1--WE are pleased 10 say) in sad ght;
But tueither will yet give in throw up the sponge
And many roulds may yet be had ere the tata plunge
Poor Dug III the excitement, has about "gune oil
the handle"
while Old Buck has been subject to Washington
scandal
1t is "skuuk aud crockodile " any way you fix it,
An II very bitter pill any way you mix it.
Both are seryiic, and will crawl their bellies in the
dust,
fthus they may CRAFTY their political lust.
rhc irreprcssihlc couAict" with fury RACES,
And uu early crisis each circumstance prcsagcs;
lhe crimson brooks from human Ounts are flowing
And on to the goal we all in haste going.
Faith have we in the final triumph of Right
over wrongs of every kind ard the power of Might
Faith that Freedom is the birth-rght of everyone
Who has u soul within aud hi, Makers image on;-
Faith, despite the shricks Of UniOu-crOakers the
South.
Or the cchoing cries ofthcir allies at the North,
That our country will Outivc all Hlots upon its name
Aud be Free indeed to all of whatsoever cline.
In all great reforms, Political or Religious
few pioneers those most devoted and Jealous,
Have in mlrtyrdom. most herocaIly, laid their lives
down,
Like the noble and true LOyejoy Broderick aud
Brown.