The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-04-05

Ohio contains about &C, 900 square niles.
win no waste land except what is Co,e,ed wItt
water-evrry loot oil swamp land is r. q aim ,bIv
ana It's pop"lhuoh Is estimated al 251J,UJJ-
ireland has about 900 square mile; onr.lhird
arao!r ldnti, one third pasture land and tho r,.t
consists ol lrreclaimable bogs aud mlunrains.
aud lew years ago her population was 3 Oao-
900, an'l now about 1000 900. Oniu ooud ea.
silly sustain b population OF lU 000, 900, but with
good husbandry aud good institute, u. she could
sustain y population ot 2J,000000. Tier. is
more arabic land IN Ohio than ti,ers is la N,r-
glnla. ani the latter cont olns 630J0 sqnare miles,
FARMiSo FOR YouNo MEN.--lfany young ma,
wants to engage III q business that will insure
him IN middle lie the greatest amount Ut Iris.
ure time, there is nothing more sure than farm
ing. II he has all independent Turn o. mind let
him be farmer. If he wants 10 eng age in q
h .aihy occupa ion. lei him till the land. In
Short It he would be indepy intent, lei him get.
spot OF ground. Keep him within his lnean.;
shun the lawyers be honest, 10 have clear Goa.
sclencei improve the soil, 20 US 10 ave ,ha
world better than you fOuni il; aud then il La
cau't live happily anI die content, th.r. is uv
hope for him.
BURIED ALIvS.--While persons were re,noy.
Ing bodies from Cemetery in Albany Tursdav,
cothn containing the body Of uau named
Wertz, who was buried there some eighteen
Is
they beheld the body face downward, AMI tl,s
fingers Of the man grappled in his hsir. Fru,a
this, II Is evident that Mr.. Wer;s hal bssu
buried i've and in his agonies OF dis,ress ON
becoming conscious Of his entoinbnent. had
worked himself into the position ab1ys Lu.-
cribed. E ~
The Newark Evening Journal (,lrm J riy..
up all hopes for The third party mov.men, in n
Jersey and says 1t is absurd for the democrats 10
base any hopes upon it. "As matters stand N,
present, the only efficient live party W. shall
have to fight hsGe is the black 4 publican or
ganlzation, ami to this conclusion It is as we'll
To arrive first as last"
LEMON IE-Make nice paste. and lay inio
two medlu'n-SiIed plates; then Prepare the FOL.
lowing mixture:--To the juice sni grs ted riud
OF one lemon, made very sweet with whitr sun ~.
ala three ll-beaten eggs end pi, c. of but.,r
nall the size OF On egg, melted Sir these in.
gradients together then adj pint of rich milk.
or thin cream, stirring very fast Fill the nl.t..
and bake immediately. -RGme.tsod.
1.-The Washington orrespond.nt OF III, n,
l. Journal OF Commerce says tho danger oi di..
union is now over. We suppos. ths South hs.
very kindly CONSENTED 10 remsin in the Union
while longer! There Is some hum ,ua in ,his
world :" '"''
Preston Earle, in the Rural Register. say.
10 mas peen Ia tue habit. ior several years, Of
soaking his seed corn in sou, ion of oon,e,s,
aud saltPeIre. and thinks il has Loeu tha ,pc,ns
o. preventing the worms irom attacking the
young plants al their first start in lifs.
1t Is matter OF imporia' c. t,i.t th- GRAND
ON which fruit trees ore 10 b. plan, ed should n,
subsoiled and we'll rnanursd before plsnIiny
Aherward it will not need 10 b. So deeply col,.
vated. r' S''"'
--cut a raw potato In half. anl use i, ins,sad
OF rag Tor securing knives. Il cleans the,n a
less time. aud lar better than rlorh. ~
--Sosk your stale bread in water until ,of,
ana MIX w'ts hour when you hskr. I, is eco
= nomicsl. and makes ex eellent b.rj tp -,
be soft aud free from lanps.