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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
WILLIAM NASH Tins;ee,
Ap31 iw4wT MAJOR VI BULLOCK.


- ITEIME IVIfA 1 .--JVTIN 7. UNI 7 IN HIIH
- STEPHEN 4. tl1Un against HUOHR X TOWSSEND.-
summons for demand eourtcT TO the ssc Defendant:
You are hereby noned and required 20 the
sipt m this .con which will be f.ec IN the thce of tie
CLERK OF the City and County Il New York st the City Han
in said city and cory OF your answer 70 the said
complaint subscriber a. hs Office. No s. WAL st New
York within days after the service Of this
mons Oh YOU e1ersv Of the dag OF such service aud u
YOU fail ths sad complaint AiJEtssd The plain
iifs Ia tbs action VIII take judgment AGAINST for
tho e 6itythiee dollars aud atty cents, WITH interest
from fth dsy of May thOuserd eight hundred sni
fty -four be sides of his act Dated iuy o. 1851
HOMER II STUART Plaintiffs Attorney.
The plsrt sove mentioned tiled IN the oee oi the
Cieri Of tbe City sui County Of New.iosi Aasusti 1894
- Erri
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WILLIAM II. ELTtSG,
MICHAEL G. HART yCommissi0ners
J. J.SBERMAS BROWNELL. J
" York s. ler 6. 81 - ni9

G UPREME COURT.-In the matter OF JONAS
- MILLER, sn sbSeond.ns or concealed debtor The
tn, of h- ssd JONAS II. nj ILER sboSDding debtor
Go hereby require al indebted sd debtor nde-
an secourt II Ill debts ud Of money owing the
,reeiively such Trustees r-y she before
tie dsy Oeioter the law Office o. John C.
kewsirk. IL the City II Hudson.
All FeuoIs having in their possession any property OF
said required deliver the the
before the day sppouted Gns all cred
tors cebfE required deliver the peege
,.uufs aims AID d6naLds the said Trustees of
them OIL before the q Of OctobeT Dated Had
son, The 2s;h day Of AugHst. lt5i
JOHS NE"KIRK.
WILLIAM NASH }Tinsees
MAJOR BIJILOCK
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

Pordsa2, sks.,) Sept. &.-0ur wells are dried up
so that wster has TO be hauled for commm use.
Fires in the interior have broken out since the late
showers.
NenInrspsyt, Sept Acorn, half crop. Potatoes
good Ditto onions, al other vegetables short Ap-
Piles, fair supply
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
muter Ture.

HUDSON RIVER WATER CURE at Ian
tRY-rOWN. Patients arc received at shis new @od
con uodcut EstabhInent which is very pleasant ana
healthy location supplied with me pures water ~eie AL te
fets for aud CON ors of home are enoed y
IS 10 10 pei For psrtio liars address f. d. FEIRSoN
NJ. D.. TnTytowh New.fofk
NEW.YORK CITY aud ORANGE NOUN,
N TAIN WATER CURE-The largest, most complete aud
tboruslly furnished this country aordns privileges in city
ard country. g., ..A -, 81, ~. 80
18th sl corner Of Unvenity place. ~ ,,oro,, a,
soptb Orange Nj o. W. MAY, NJ. d.
NTATEK-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and
w ClTY-Dr. SHEV'S. st Oyster Bay, L. l., for gun
uer resoh.d daily by steamer Croton from fulton feTy sne
Dr TAYIOE6 cp 6h-sv aud SSths near CRYSTAL Palace,
orsn tho whole yeN esehed by uptown conveysnees roe
i.t cosops Ard reasonable term. at otn places
XXATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No is Laigbtst r. T. TRAIL, MD, Principal Az
cou for persons Com pctont Female PHYSICIANS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
Dainis, Si0ss, &r.


ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEH ZINC
II COMPANY bsvius greatly enlarged their works and in-
poeo h. quality of their pronct, prepared 20 execute
e1,r ioI tb.h SUPERIOR PAINTS 49,,
fh.u " iITF ZINC sold dry or ground In oil is
ynr,nea PURE and unsurpassed Tor BODY and UNif
NblTENhSs. ,.,
metbod pfeIarsOn recently been discovered whlcn
stes the CoTapy their Paints 10 keep fiesh ana
On she sny reasonable time la thh fespce' nen
Yeas " y be sorerior 10 any other 90 the market
49, BROWN ZINC FAINT, which "a sold at low priee
nov aly from tho Zinc Ores from wJeney, Is
Iron Or tor protective qualities wheo sPphed TO
Their 81 ttAlllo sur faces. -,
tbe BrowsECOLOR PAINT possesses all the popenieso OF
dfbt Of agreeable color tor PaiGtils eoAses
tsIns Ly <ees bridge &c Dealers snpphed on LIBERAL
MANNING 4 SQUiER, Agents.
ZINC PAlST.-T6s underlined AGENTS for
by abe Pess,YIs'" WIN oXYDE OF ZINC. manufactured
esss olS,s G -s AID hish Zinc CO.. are prepared 70 re-
LtoB Of ls t % SANE s.d would invite the particular AZ
ARshesn y " evident superiority over other 81
n eest Of foreign ~ '"s iOse uooes"'"' '"p wv
sty desired % tonhdenoe depend upon awsy. obtaining
assd h,. cfpy| tho Psst which will be found 20 recon
end .rns psy great body and aniior-s btsDess Pnees
."sso - ne most liberal footing
SAhks I. LEWIS a Co., no. 81 WateT-rt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

-
~ re,on Of Il. Nsyor Aldermen ard Commonsi;y oi the
Cty Of New relative the OPESlNG OF sueh par o
EIGHTY THlED-sTREET. frpm the tfih svenHe 70 me
Esst River, tuct ortnso II me Cify OF 'eN
We the Coz missioner Of kstim.,e AMI sesl...
hereby Ere notice 70 the cwucr CT Owress oeS
pans OF al houses ard o,s ard inpToTet SC LIE
kre eff S'sd thereby. ard &c a. others WHOM LAY S'
a. lows 70 vii:
Etf That We have petSG Es;in.h and
GIc that al whlse Affected 80
vko may be opposed the dc sent their
vTitrs eGiy verified TO WILLIAM Il ELTlNd, SS5, our
Chsirn an az the Ohce Of the CoUrnsoners NO. D
ters street seeond story front IN thsSity on %
the 18th dsy Of October is54
seond. That any Pr.on who rnsy CONSIDER
teves b. s,d Estimate and Assssieut ~ be hea's
0pposon 10 The before the same Pisc- ~
Oclcck r. q, OF the z7th dag Of October, 1854
Ifrd. That the Als'sc' Of the ssid E.iinae snd t--.
nett tgeb, with CIR msps. lnd slso oil the ahdsNs c-
mats ira Other cocumenis gnch were used by l N ntNnz
H por lave been d psred IN the Street Co1ini's'cn
" CfSe otibe City and County Of WfoTk heEe 70 remain
uIt tie 18th oiy of November. 1854
Youth Tbtt the m embraced by the Assss-n@nt store
% D. oov All those pieces Of land situated 10 the
ad City fouiI both sides II ghy thrdtre between
extending he nehery and souhey des OF Eighty 'hfrd
the middle Of blocks either side thereof; .-t
Finh, II report herein will be presented the su
pr.me Court Of fhe state of New-fork Special Term
thereof 10 be h.c the CRY Hall in the said City SAT
UhDAf thCieh day of November. A D. 1884 a. The
IN otte Court that day ard ths then and there
rer after counsel ee heard motion wall be made that
ssid port he col hruet
WILLIAM II. ELTtSG,
HISnAEa J. shkfass &. BBRAGSTTisrLL BASTi c'H@i'l'''r'-
o. vi =.
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The Judges decided in favor Ol

For the fIst price Of S3 to the Cysnet, Of Mystic
Forthe second prize OF - TO the Little Aadse,cl stonnsoH
General satisfaction has far as know, been ex
pressed in regard TO the fairness Of the result.
How refreshing 10 escape the heat and sultry at
mosphere OF broiliDg New-York Are we ever to
have cooler weather and rain NEw-YoRK
NAyAL.-Tle Y. 5. razee Independence was pu
iu.o commission yesterday. Capt. Tatnall take
command her. She will probably sail about the
middle o. this month On her arrival al her station
in the Pacific, the ST. Lawrence, which has been alb
sent near three years will return home. The fleet in
the Pacific will then be commanded by Capt. VIM.
Mervine who will 20 out in the Independence.
1be store-sbp Relief is still receiving stores for the
Brazil squadron ana is expected to sail in ten days
Norfolk Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
nteamboats an6 Railroads.

NATIONAL RACE COURSE.-During the
dsys of the Races National Horse Far the
ISLAND CITY will Fulton Market Slip g. Q, 10, IL
srd II A. M ard 80 p NJ connecting with the of
tbe Flushing Rsrcsd Hunters Point, direct the Race
Ccurse Returr ing will leave the National Depot az and
$50 M the low fare Of - cents Passengers can also
take the Green Point, where they wl had
free conveyance 70 the csrs az Hunters Point
" e. T. DUDLEY Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
IlO THE AFFLICTED.-I have snaarea se.


Il verely with the Chilli and Fever and cozd ., oplv tenn
porsry rent iron the very utuy thr ned ur
induced 70 Try DOCTOR THOMAs's SPECIFIC sue tax
ina the first dte hes returned md believe an per
manetJ Uuhze qninne and that class OF reaedlss
u iteNts no ir-iicrs trerts upon the sTssn IA. hen
otupby Tered snd restored thonsands 20 reret health
Never IN single rrsnee during c9g Il praetice hs
Dr. ihoss klGwn y tc d II the cbs,inate
q fveT AID AFue Interneni Fever; and very raTsy
hiss been Necessary 70 than pankEge IL uu
np IN Paekhss a. One Dollar each part Of the
Unite- States 'e a. postage ForAe wholesale and
By Z fAkRAND, So.ee7 Broadway N,v.York.
HNHE NEW ERFUMES.-GLENN'sT TRUE
Il VERBENA WhTER-Ths delightful perfume pts-
pared by chemical process from The hctbouse Lemon
Trts i cCphderty connended the ladies' acal.r
on eeeut ofts refreshing and Delightful odor II cons q
81 he pleasant sgsnce NJ the psnt elf concentrated
iot ~ viii be found highly ul n removing the anso-
incident TO the weather, crowded royns Az de-
eius perfume fer the handkerchief IL will be found equal 10
ihe teft rreich exrscfs cheaper price Also
souisb!e change for Coogs No acls Of the Kind
~, ey.r sanea % goat po uiary .hsrt time Price
0LENN's ClTRoNKLLA, ROSE. GERANIUM. MUSK
ard other 1OILE WATERS
The only genuine cs have the the inventor and
IroPretor L. w. GLENN Philadelphia blown n the Eass Of
ever toe. Purcaases viii please observe this variety
o oor iInstiopl Of the real article bfore the public
to5 ale q wholellle by W. y. CAREY CO. PeaEst.;
WARD, DICKSON = Go HLidenlaue; NORTH. sdER.
Man A Co.. No a OhAnberssL; HENRY HAVlLAND,
No y John e.. and retail BY JOHN MEAKtM, No lS3
BIotdwAy; hUsHTONi CLARK & Co, s. Nicholas Hotel
No 10 Attor Fouse and G5 and 7j Broadway; J. MILdAU
No ls3 Brosdwsyi JAS. GRFEE, No. 500 broadway; J.
GRIFFIN. No 90 Bfpsd~ay W. L. CHILSoS, No. 5oj
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
Hlenirdi.

HAIR RESTORED or no CHARGE, at No.
III Szl Broadway, Depot Of the SWEDISH hAI6 ChEa' C
TrE yL,, Tho applied and no money taAeh
niles tbe Hair IL caused Thee prepars ions ae
biousbt the public In the lest eonhdenes tsy % @
ptop,ry spilled they b.en Known TO fA pr o"1as @
Hsir For sale by all the principle Druggists n b-r"'e
f"i'is iof L''''' """ c. E. HUTCHINSON, AGENT
OF. VITUS DANCE.-ThOse having this com
- plsint can be ouIed with certainty ana oy 1si
Grafton cure warranted in every ese opeIstd aPon.
psy will be until the patient has entirely
w :. NJ. FISH No. az FulsonsI' pfooA"1-
CWEDISH HAIR CREATOR will create new
- M, ON Raid Head, prevent the Hair from falling
out sL3 a. 90 article Of toilette be used BY eye Lay
ard Gentismsn a. IL prse beautiful ponade ana id
xhcb ia dressnT the Hair gives A.ng and b-aainIi Sos
to the fns Bapdone yor sale The principal pns
Stores AID AZ tho Dfptt No S2i Bioadw rs6s
two bottiaA T. HUIbtlNSVN he0"~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
gNsnranfe Companies.

Il
In IFE INSURANCE.-THE MANHATTAN
IuIIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Once l46 Broadway
| sEra Liberty - ,,h A.. ..sb caotal
s0SE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLABS has so wiIhin
A pt rod accumulated asurpas OF more tnsh snd n
I'm. O 90 and in Instances the money received from
Company been the only living possessed oy 'he 'o'i
TaE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Any
h more than quarter mlIon o. % ~ s1rsocs which
- met With 50 much favor all who have cOmpared with
aa Of oheI 10 stitutiOns Tor Life Insurance -, la
Person. whiting Europe may for the voysse ana nOid
a Life Policies visit Europe without annt Of mon.
11Urns an times larger than the sum oe
PoGEs .ecarng to the wife and children free from any
nSds Of creditors of from $500 tols Persons
Ins for benefit Of wife aud children should
- ,eiUl g Companies organized unde5 the laws Si
laws Of the ssss SsSs sSs
efb the exemption in favor of the wife - r.u
apt, 'os ehidren secured at all ages N D. MoRGAaS
MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
Buk building corner OF Fulton aud Greenwichsn Cash
c Insurance against Gs. S damage y se
Ga W. SAVAGE, Secretary.
VHE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, CASH CAPITAL, 100000!
fhs Oompany Is nov prepared 10 insure Buildings. Merchan
e Personal Property and ships in port and their Carsoes
'''0'' loss or damage BY yoIsEcroRs sIsj
Ia LorrnerG Grsh,n, Daniel Parish, Evan r. Bebb,
I0sph b. Varpum Martin Bates, w., Joseph NJ. Strong,
Lersrd Appehv IsAac Y TAYLOR, Lerruin Freeman,
hNci n Wocott Warren Deiano, IT,, Edward MaeOmber,
William X Strong Henry Butler, John La faIge,
koss TAyot bowes r. hcIlvaine, Charles E APpieby,
hps, q 'Sheldon Henry Dwisht. Jr jeremiah Wilbur.
LANES LORIMER GRAHAM, President
tDvARD 4. STAKsBURY, Secretary
THE CORN EXCHANGE FIRE AND IN
Il LANp NAVIGATION INSURANCE COMPANY,
su Of iism and BesveTsts Capital sVOoo, all paid IN
% and securely in vested 10 bond ana mcsases on Ieai
Ia hew.York aid Brooklyn, which with an aceumu'
ktd sns renders this Company good end sale Institution
e. i,snIff,s JOSEPH KETCHUM President
JosEPH WILLETS, Vice-President
W. II wiNosoR Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

Iowa CrIEs.-The population respectively of the
en- most considerable villages in Iowa is follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES. :

u FFNFH and AGUF-ChULERA
Ire UNI. ER>IrY ~ FREE MEDICINE anu POEU-
lar KNOWLEDGE chartered by .he Of Pennsyvsnis
sTnl - 1855 mainly the evils Of nostrus;
slso surJiy Iubc with reliable reredies where the
beet medical sdyreIi I'll be employed having
puTchGlec the -vsivttr ; n-iy.
ROWANp'S TONfC MIXTURE
the hTHt and only the certain
Fever and Ague and m kindred crrpsnr confidently
Crrtro e 10 he patronage Of the afflicted
The above ins'Gon keT foI Bowel Com
plB l., Cholera,
ROWAND's COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY
ROOT.
And In duo time viii furnish is remedy fo disease
that ssn be safely treated in this
By order Of he Trgstees JOHN r. ROWLAND, NJ. D.
President OF tie Unyerty sni head Of the PhAmses1tic.
Home Dispen~sTy and Obee No ~ South Seconds Ph.
oelIth.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
protessional Notifes.

n LANES w. POWELL, OCULIST, AU-
IsT Gc-Receves HE patients fiOm 9to o'clock daily
- No 5p2 Broadway where eau be procured his pop
Ts.,isc on the Eye aud his sefacing Eye and Ear
I,tifeia YES Inserted without the slightest pain,
move exactly Ike the natural eye, and resemble 1t 10
I'd expression.
q AMBLER, NJ. d., DENTIST, No. 81
,gfon.place (aiioining the y. Y. Universityl
suIpsd to the city will be pleased to see his friends
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
guai.

i fIasSn IsS ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE
Su,se essered from ysrds-Nai ss Is. Stove Egg or
''*' v ton. Less nom boats JACOB WEEKS
kos Sls sOwery and 2li Greene st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

French wind at the time light from northwest Aug
H. lat. 40 37 lon 40 90, passed large iceberg
2oth lat. 40, Ion. ,io passed ship water'losged,
masts gone, bowspIii standing. painted black; ap-
peared to be brig or bark of about 300 tuns 3oh,
in lat. ilo %, Ion. 66o, spoke Bremen bark VII
he'nins, from Bremen for Baltimore 45 DAYS out,
with passengers, al we'll
REGATTA AT sToSNGroY.
CoTTtsporGenee Of The n. Y Tribune
SToyISGroS, Tuesday, Sept ), 1884.
A very exciting bost-race or, as II was termed. the
"Wadawsnnock House Regatta has Just taken
place and brought number of strangers hither. The
resu; nay be considered close one. The whole of
the race was TO be accomplished in six hours. The
first class Of boats came short about 81 minutes aud
they are to sail tomorrow, when hope the matter
will be fully decided. As il was, the Washington,
built by Mr. Fish Of New-Jersey, was several min
utes ahead Of the other four in the first class.
SECOND CLASS
Where Time Of Time OF Time Tune
Names owned Size. starting arriving sb.t aiow'd
V.ve,. ystc.....lsl ...ll;S5.. ..SSI l14:ez To- m
Arrow Stonius IS 10. 1855. s. % . . D IN
SsI K,nre stninston 10 49 i:02 g. sim
n y ia,sr tirston:Ns ii:ss.. S:26 q. S:7 S
Nsmmesug. .GTeenp0 RIO .l:+ al ..S-o IS''oS iO''V ID
The judges decided in favor of
Fer the ant prize Of the NAmmeans Of GreenpoTt
Fer the prize Of +5 10 the T. Lopez o s'o"'hs'o
THIRD CLASS.
Cvsuet .Nystic ...ll;z7...SS9 B.tl9 lS Nm
NGve... .storn gtou.6 ...lt:ss..3:52 ~ . ~. ttn
Lh'e MGdgs.s ou atom 6s 55s W f9'a.n
BIeeke Mysiic....l57 ...ll;S2..S:H ~ 90 m
Raeer.... My.c i4lO tii:S4 .S: 20 Ss.i:l5 e.s
The Judges decided in favor Of
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County NewYok Eo.ice y le-e.y giyen 10 ~
r,rsop, having claims agnlst NATHANIEL ". VAN WIN
KIE late OF the City q EewYok drceesed, 70 present. the
pm1 with vouchers thereof the sIbscber 81 her cadence
No 10, West I5hst in the City of New YORK or betge
tie seventh day Of february ncItDa,oG, NewioTk, he
secor d oay OF August. lts4. - .....,.,,, ...-.-,.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

CITRfME COURT.-In the matter Of the AP-
y picsion OF the Msy0 Aldermen and SoHlp91si,y Si
ST from the sihav the sh sy In the Ciy Of
HewYoIk Notice hereby siveh That me eS,t, eeaias &C.
Ioy, ,prd matter viii be taxed By the CeIs Of me 50
80, Cont AZ his obee 10 tho City Har ofthe CITY oi New
VL on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of September iSa' al
10 oelock A. NJ ,,c,.,p
JOHN QUINN, fCommHo
JOHN b HOLMES,
New.Yort, seIt 2, laSA
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25
PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1854.
la-The workmen on this end of the Day.

Ey-The workmen on this end of the Day.
ton & Michigan railroad have been with
drawn for the winter, and active operations
suspended for the present We learn that
the work will be resumed, upon the return
of good weather in the spring. The extreme
closeness of the money market and the hard
times generally, we suspect, had some influ-
ence with the contractors, as well as with
other business men, in restricting their ope-
rations and current expenses.
Work upon the bridge across the Maumee
river, for the use of the Junction railroad is
still progressing. The stone and mason
work is in such state of forwardness as to
be easily completed at an early day in the
spring if thought best but we do not an
ticipate the completion of the road now be-
fore some time near the first of September,
when the connections through to Chicago
will all be completed After that time we
can think Of no plausible or reasonable ex-
cuse for longer delay in completing this road,
We have become so we'll accus toned to the
virtue of patience and contentment under
hope deferred and justice long delayed, that
we now experience no difficulty whatever in
complacently resigning ourselves to the in
definite future for the ''good time" which
has SO long been &c coming" for the interests
and prosperity of this place. If paying dear
ly for what we do not get, and forbearance
under manifold injury and injustice and the
violation of all promises and all good faith,
will accomplish anything for the reputation
and credit of communities, we think the
towns of Perrysburg and Maumee City ought
to rank high in the Christian world. nHn'
These are the times for paying taxes on
railroad bonds, for the construction of roads
that ought to have been completed one and
two years ago, and the citizens were prom
ised that they should be completed then, as
an inducement to vote the subscription and
tax. Had the people known or suspected
the delay and disappointment to which their
just expectations have been subjected, they
would never have voted for subscri ption TO
railroad stocl-never. There is great blame
due somewhere, we cannot say precisely
where.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25

THE BANK PANIC OVER AT CHICAGO. The
Chicago Democratic Press says that the run
on the banks in that cityis over, and, unless
some new cause of alarm should arise, the
crisis is past.
The leading wholesale houses of Chicago
publish card in which they say that hav-
ing entire confidence in the stock secured
banks of Illinois and in Chicago banks in
particular, and being convinced that there
are no just grounds for the present panic,
they will continue to receive the bills Of all
the aforesaid banks as heretofore.
The suspended banks give notice that they
will resume business in Il few days.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25

Extract from speech delivered by Stephen
A. Douglas, at Springfield, in 1915, upon
the Missouri Compromise Then he thought
its repeal would be a ruthless and Sc reck-
less deed: Ell.
# The Missouri Compromise has
been in practical operation for about quar-
ter of a century, and received the sanction
and appreciation of men of all parties in
every section of the Union. 1t has allayed
all sectional jealousies and irritations grow
ing out of the vexed question:. and hafmoni-
zed and tranquilized the whole country. 1t
had an origin akin to the Constitution, con-
Ceired in the same spirit of affection, and
calculated 90 remove FOREVER, the only dan
ger which seems to threa ten to sever the Un-
ion. All the evidences of public opinion
seemed to indicate that this compromise had
been canonized in the hearts of the AMERI-
CAN PEOPLE as a SACRED THING, which no
ruthless hand would evsr be reckless enough
TO disturb" I....... ...
How strange il is that the author of the
q bove patriotic sentment should ultimately
prove so doubly traitorous not only to his
Of free state, but also to him
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25

gs~ We are indebted to the politeness of
the editor Of the Democrat for the loan of
his type containing the list Of entries and pre-
lniums at the Portagevile agricultural fair
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25

A submarine cable, l30 miles long is near
ly completed and will shortly BE- laid across
the Gulf of ST. Lawrence to st. Johns. con-
meeting that point with Halifax and n. York,
which will make difference of or davs
in receiving news from Europe
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25
The Metropolitan Insurance Co., Recently

The Metropolitan Insurance Co., recently
reported as :. busted by the dccamp of its
president with heavy amount of lis funds,
is said to be solvent, S1ll3,000 remaining in
assets after deduciing the amount SCHUYLER
lzed by the delinquent officer This relieves
the Insurance Co. from the odum lately
heaped uponit. Its affairs will be closed by
the Triton Insurance Company, which as
sumes the liabilities of the Metropolitan.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25

The cholera has carried off one half Of the
population of Mcssina, in Sicily, as many as
| 100 dying in one day even brutes died
with the disease. All the physicians who
had not fallen victims had fled from the
city. $4,000 deaths had occurred.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25

One Of the shaplcd gents who promenaded
our streets last Tuesday, in company with q
young lady, in order to appear extra cute,
attempted to appropriate a cabbage from
garden he was passing, whom dog belonging
to the premises went in," and dilapidated
part of the "blood's inexpressibes, in.
such manner as to render lo,Dering ofhis
shawl convenient He returned wearing it
q la G'hal.-[ Bellefontaine Rep.
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THE GOLD MOVEMENT. The statistics of
the Bank of England bullion receipts and
disbursements, which have lately appeared
in the English papers, are interesting. From
the lst of January of this year TO The l4th
of October, England received no less than
ISl03,500, 900 of gold from abroad. During
the same period of time the specie in the
bank vaults declined from nearly seventy
nine millions to trihe over sixty-four mill
ions, Thus in the first nine months aud a
half of 1854, England exported something
like one hundred and twenty millions in gold.
Part of this went to China and the East In
T"si1r dies, but the bulk of it went to France and
Ourexports of specieftbm New York alone,
for the ten months ending 3lst Of October,
Iult, We're 233, ,563, l4l, which compares as
follows with the exports of former years;
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r Receipts for Journal the past tpo ,ceeks onr
Thomas Gorrilb $a'00 Jacob hartman $3.50
john Johnson. 200 III ieI lga u0.'as