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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15
Excursion to New York.
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS!
BILLIARDS
PANORAMA OF NEW YORK CITY,

wa be Exhibited at Perrys6mg IN the Court
House, on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
March 27th and 2Sth, at II o'clock and Friday
Afternoon, March 2Sth, at 3 o'clock. Also.
Al Maunee City, IN the MethOuiSt Church, SATUP-
DAY AFTERNooN AND EVENING, March 10Th, at
and y o'clock.
The Panorama continues to move before the srecta-
tor for nearly two hours, and takes him over miles
through the streets of New York city, in the midst
Of the business---in places and through streets.
which, to stranger, woul be of most interest, and
he would be most likely to visit; and while he IS
apparently passing along he has extended prospec-
tive views Of the buildings both sides of so streets
which, collectively, being about 40 miles of build
Ilngs giving him view of the city and its people,
as it would appear to him if he were TO 60 there,
and walk through the streets, among the people the
hustle and confusion of our empire city. He will
have faithful and exact view of the magnificent
churches public and private buildings, the shipping
and steamboats,, horses and carriages, omnibuses,
railroad cars, and the thousands of people who dali
lv thrOng the streets Of New York. Distinguished
men and acquantances rapidly recognized
among the crowd of persons in the streets. The
signs can be read the as if you were in the
city, all are faithfully represented upon this paint
ng-public and private professions, military COM
panies firemen and their engines, bands of music,
&c. While the Panorama moves before the spec
tator, over 200 horses and carriages pass in view,
and more than 10000 of the people of the city, at
their daily business
1t is impossible to state all that is to be seen on
this moving painting. Persons in viewing it
hardly persuade themselves that they are not acu-
ally in the city among its business and bustle view
ing the citizens and strangers, they really in
every day life at their avocations and persons
quaned in New York city, will get a better view,
and gain more information of the city, and its peo-
pie, by seeing this Panorama, than they would
to actually visit the city, and walk its streets ard
thoroughfures for ten days. thousands of persons
have tes fled.
At each exhibition of the Panorama as it passes
before the spectator explanatory lecture is given
by Mr. George Doel. one of the prnnriet0rs. or Mr.
Albert Norton illustrative of New ork city, It's
statistics business and resources, its people, their
go o-aheadativeness; much valuable knowledge of
great Importance to a stranger, and of general and
instructive information to everybody.
Ety-A Omission 25 cents. Children 10 cents.
Parties of 5 persons, $1.00
G3-This Panorama has been exhibited at Balti-
more, Washington, Richmond, Va, Buffalo, Gin
einna indianapolis, and most of the principal cit
les in the Union. ALBERT NORTON, Agent.
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WOOD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS.

George Laskey & Co. VS.. Peter Dull.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed from
ID said court. will sell to the highest bidder. at
the store of George Laskey & Co.. in Giead, said
county, on Saturday, the 29th of March, d. 1856,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p M, half the
canal boat New England, and furniture one bay
horse, one black horse, one canal harness. and one
canal saddle, taken the property of Peter Dull.
w. l.. COOK, Sheriff, Wood co., o.
March Is, 1S5G.-44w2Sl
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To David Beach, Mrs. Amarita Waters, and the
heirs of Mansfield Beach, deceased.
VOU are hereby informed that have filed pc
i ttion as administrator of the estate of Jane
Crook deceased, in the Probate Court of Wood
county Ohio for the sale Of the real estate of said
decedent; and shall, in pursuance of the prayer Of
said petition on the 1st day Of the May term 1856
as soon thereafter counsel can be heard, ask
for an order for the sale of the following real estate
of which the said Jane Crook died seized for the
payment of her debts. to wit: The east half of
lot number three, in the town of Perrysburg. ood
county, Ohio, containing two acres, more or less.
WILLIAM CROOK, Admir-
March Is, 1S5G.--44w4$2 of Jane Crook, dec d.
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CoLD.-A gentleman who was born in De-
troit, and is now "a years of age, informs the
Monroe Commercial that the winter of 1912
was colder than the present. The ice in the
lake was three feet thick, and closed up some
of the harbors ill May. Ten years previous
to that time the winter was still colder, and
one winter he recolects the snow was three
or four feet deep on level.
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Concord, n. H., March l3.-The state has
been carried by Americans and Republicans.
They will have a majority in the legislature,
and if Matcalf is not chosen by the people,
which is yet doubtful he will be chosen by
the legislature in joint convention.
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CNCHOOL EXAMINERS.---Th board of
- School Examiners OF Wood county, will meet III
Portagevie at Q O'Clock A. NJ, on the second Tues
day of April 1856, for the examination of teachers
March 10, lS56.--44w4 +. HOLLENBECK.
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Henry Elder, pltff., against N. L. Hatch, deft.
Before J. Chappell, p, of Perrysburg township,
Wood county, Ohio.
ON the Sd day of March, 1856. said justice issued
~ an order of attachment in the above action, for
the of thirty dollars and probable costs fifteen
dollars. Perrysburg, March II, 1956.--44w3
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A comparison of the performances Of the
Collins and Cunard liner of European steam
ers for the past year, show that the former
have beaten the latter on the eastern passage
one day and four hours, and on the western
pasSagi one day and seven hours and twenty
minutes. This is better sailing on the part
of the Cunard steamers, than was shown in
the previous year.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

The x. n. state convention of Massachu-
srttS passed resolutions refusing to support
the nominations made at Phiadel phia. un
less the candidates would consent to take
strong anti-slavery grounds.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

The Kentucky legislature has passed bill
leasing the state penitentiarv to the present
keeper, for three years, at 10000 year.
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Chinese gardens have been attempted at
Sacramento, with only partial success, how
ever, as yet, owing to the difference of eli
mate, failure Of seed, &c, but they will be
prosecuted and extended.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

Twenty-eight thousand bales Of cotton
were destroyed by the burning of the lower
cotton press, at New Orleans, recently.
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BUFFALO, March l3.-The first train from
the east since Saturday night arrived this
noon. The road is now clear.
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A republican state convention is called
for the state of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, on
the 26lh inst.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

The Pennsylvania democratic state con-
vention, in session al Harrsburgh, unani-
mously endorsed Mr. Buchanan as the choice
of that state for the presidency, those who
have hitherto favored Cass or Dallas going for
him. Pierce does not seem to have received
even the passing compliment of a notice.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

The Central Bank of Tennessee stopped
payment on the 29h nit. Its charter was
repealed the day previous by the Legislature.
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BRITISH COMMAND OF THE LAKEs.-The
London Telegraph, in very lengthy article
full of boasting and bravado towards the
United States, winds up with the following
ulusion to this sectou Of our country:
independently Of our vast military resour-
ces i'll our thoroughly loyal provinces, we
must not forget that we can command the
lakes. We could despatch powerful feet
of steamers and gunboats up the St. Law
renee to QuebAc, and from thence, via Mon
treal and the Rideau canal into Lake Ontario.
through the Welland canal into LIKE Erie,
and via Detroit and Lake st. Clair into Lake
Huron. To lessen the draught Of water, the
heavy guns, our thirty-two and sixty-eight
pOunders, aud chief stores of shot and she'll
could, if necessary, BE- sent per rail from Que
bee to Canada West, there to be reshipped at
otr lake ports on board our men war
Thus we could sweep the lakes, and every
American town and village, from Mackinaw
Michigan, to Oswego, Like Ontario. If war
was declared, our fleets would at once ap-
par before the chief of the Atlantic cities
Boston, New York, and Charleston-and
Simultaneous with the first American soldier
who crossed the Canadian frontiers, these
towns would b. battered to the ground, and
Cinada will be safe for generation to come.
And doubtless such would b. the policy.
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The X. N. state council of Rhode Island
refused to ratify the nominations of Fillmore
and Donaldson by vote Of 49 TO 9.
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Detroit, Monroe AND TOLEDO RAILROAD.
We understand that contracts for the right
d way are mostly secured from Stony Creek
il this county, to Datroit and that the depot
buildings in that city are located with those
G the Detroit and Milwaukee road--a very
central and favorable location. The right oi
way is also secured from Monroe to the Ohio
IN. We have reason to believe the road
will be ready for the cars next winter
Monroe Commercial.
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b. private advices from Kansas, we learn
hat the sodiery at Lawrence had been again
lisbanded, and that affairs in the Territory
ire assuming a more peaceful aspect The
Missourans had proclaimed their intention
of giving up another invasion, though it was
not known whether this movement on their
part was real, Or only point got up for the
purpose Of throwing the free state men off
their guard. Yesterday was the day when
he new state officers and legislature were to
lie sworn into Office, and it is probable that
there will b. no further intelligence of inter
e.t until the result of this proceeding is
k,own.-I ISANDUsKY REGISTER.
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From M xico news is of warlike and in
teresting character. The Castle San Juan de
Ulloa, having fallen into the hands of the
revolutionists. summoned the city of Vera
Cruz to surrender, and endeavored to enforce
its demand by bombardmant. Shots were
also fired into one or two national vessels ly-
ing in the harbor Meanwhile, Fort Santi-
ago opened upon the Castle. throwing a she'll
which caused the explosion of a magazine,
and the destruction Of a number of lives
fhe Castle then surrendered to the city
Most of The families in the surrounding vii
lagos fled during the action, The shipping
in the harbor also sought anchorage elsewhere.
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MONSTER HOTEL IN LoNDoN.--The large
profits promised to the share holders of the
recently built Hotel de LOuure in Paris, have
inluced number of the bankers and monied
men in London, to form society for the
construction of an hotel in Trafalga Square,
the most central and desirable situation for
such an establishment in the city, of colossal
Dimensions and the greatest magnifcence.--
Tha estimated expense of the undertaking is a
millcn sterling--of which 9l00O00 are to
be expended in the purchase of the site and
the demolition of the small houses at present
occupyingi it, E400, 600 for the erection of the
building, and the remaining 100000 to be
laid on, in the decoration and furniture of
this paatial structure. 1t is stated that the
internal arrangements are to be on the same
plan as those of the large hotels in New York
and our other principal cities,--and, what
is still more desirable, the price of board and
lodging is to be on similar scale, to that
adopted on this side of the Atlantic, namely,
from So 80 to S3 per day a sum which would
hardly pay for very scanty luncheon at a
very fashionable London hotel--according TO
the present system. All those who have Wis
ited London, must have experienced the want
of good and comfortable accommodation on
anything like reasonable terms N. Y. Jour
nal Of Commerce.
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Navy supplies-Isse-'s7

NAVY DsFAsraKsT,
Buss.1 u rs0sa.uns cissllas.
salaEasy lsA Gay q Asi ha iuains AAd
~sss nss day asas hal ss ssss % ess ssy
has.ehuseas ssossyn Hs~ and co~gs vrsrHa
gsan,ss sa % me following aIiees ss Is egared
seuss eeaaanaAs sesIs q lhe a~ia na'yssa saAg he
fasa bsesil csrss.
agsr saa se s-ps'a and d me 4nsfasla,so o ~sa
The lass is3s: bot ali be nsBufar
san M se s s = ss ae an n - sesve %
q sss bed easi, n be delivered IL
roaed, sound behi Asr srres May
hoapsd wiz nias hoops araaas each head aud sasai ls
qssny . s.ss aA q AAid i~e ai sAsrsis 70 =
cnsserra barrel and Than cnesxh Lhe rega'rea
guantity be ia h.lf barrels
ycsr lssG, aha
DC aass Il Inc reau,in f n. same ss sa,I !. s eass
sus and eonm Ia sEe and shape 20 me rses ~neh arc
ain aa packed ana sssred Ore q bsse % he uaiara
scrbsd win s heaas we sseuTsd r. ia air and wins
hey o. .piI.l barrels, Al fas opusn of zoe bsreas
chanlas be proaf acoosdng
ssi haras - a, u II .a.sd s's -is
whtoak hsa9 ms beads be made of hssas and
eoepred
n vain and isaea s ass "ae y bass ~ sa
s,m aSh 10 aah aHd iists insh inles y gef igIaaa
and be dg and III for packing
The shE &c 81 good qualify hyson, equal 10 Ute
yic4 al said sasy-yards.
The De equal cuba ascending sSmpp.
very quality, ard II crop
dialry prerang requisios
Orleans ard s be delivered wei seasoned edoak
haIres with hesas mot ieas aan IN hea ihek s
strives NOT lest than inch ek u. tarres 10 be Ine
haoprd aaersn four hoops bsr
IN ~idin and leh inch tt each chine X
widlh and lta inch Ihict shall be thoroughly
erred and piaesd u ihe sert shipping eoEdi'iou.
The be of suG etaf equal 70 hc
Uusa f@rn.eopaia, and sh coa,sin
sau delivered similar IN
respects required for The thar
shall substituted for
heads and shall be ihoDa eoopered and placed
Tne pickles pui up cs-ks,
paioa gallon psppefs md
gallons OF medium cacumee hfy g'Hs and IN.
weigh pounds they
ot vinegar 0f
% strength, AID equal 70 Fereh sisgr the
sec 3, sSny- dr,osTed navy Yards
seo -ourc fr @ ro wears rne en hoops on The barrels con
tanning ~hkry oassss, ard pickles 70 be wei panied
red lead. ~
Ths shen ysy qusLy beans, shall
nn-caey pccccng dhirs OF me fequisi1a fr
The same, yoaads % taken sn-he. E
The apao hs be oS the qssis and shall be peraed
yas shall The inanfsc
aleiy preceding r-quisitsn fo sfs
k orego eesered embracing eRsks barrels half
inspecting pfcsr Rpposi1d by
Navy Dspsmsn An iuspeuans be Of deLvsfy
sc5eCI pscs
livery besare hiiis signed therrfsr.
IN. rear snd haaers nav oder Ia one CO aicles
hsf Barrels packages stan
ba saa spnr TaesIes have
sdden fe sssVe1 hs ~hea EAnuactaed or Fa Ep
Ths s.mpes rtrrss
N. ensuing tsi sd Asns No re"es % s as h@'s
te~n yrersessy sx.isea
aasnty saces ~lch si be Required cInnot be
precisely staiea- Tpsg ~AE Ezobzhly be Aboui--
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IN prinon nf n = w. L.sh and LochsrsHh hersou
And gmcah Draraora arcrassd q
whyns indaus praying fr ne srn.on - psisni
W. Le<, j. b.Ardef, a. t-tsans June ~
e42 aSbe fhrrsiar aF ssxra
81 hSh tAsrt pace On NE 1t
n JBns trd&-
Il s psn Ne heurt Il ne Patent ofce
sludHy ~ - scoct nnd sh Fesuns
sthe1 an Ow lhey hassY ~hJ said
psluus ozEtz be Erzuxre-
Persons oppaEa srf,os rgusa Sc ~ ts Parrri
Ocs oij-eas sperfniy Et wranas 81 iea iSenJ
sus bearing; -~DupnY MED ~ rihnf
tsksn sud rHnstrse "a
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apgiicafiau-
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sitiars ref tetsy. hs htd 10
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rsnce EvcufBz Washington, D. g. hepsbinsns tHu
ra. Pesnsyi~Mnian Ptii-dsa uy Heak sew Tart ard
Iaaurer weeks
prsvious the E7n q Jane neEis ~ dHy e h~sssrr
CHARLES MASON
of
PR-Edrr. a. psps-s pien.s cuTs and
theif Oacs cousnins ths nscs
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IoEs CLARK, rsrrser ci, Iown agent
apen1l eacr Washngon city, c.,
the several land ooe
Stale o Iowa. by Sisch prepared offer facies
which
hoicrrs fully themselves Of bounty VI the sv
solecea, made cerIscnse
sdaress 81 nases sending ss
following lses, which pany The
o sccton and lucEon, ga wheh add land
once Iee. s1-SA
selection and iOcanon ss which add land
oGlcs fee, s2-Sr-
In i selection and location, s wsch add aac
n1kce Zee, S3-siL
lso selection location, soi lad
ofaoe frr, ss-slS
ms prices charged agents
rnaxny jsdiciously, rron
ina n-ean and of good lard Inc DIS
a
-ertss comprsert expersrbeed
ths STATE la Berec AL the iocA aSvEnsare
rnirasd eean bers, wAie and seesen present Ass
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wouh an couhssni -
q selected Wssrlees fo wsc-s b~neh Inns
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wsh he fuA BEHe II the locsHa
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q.anaes may irusrs-ed el=iusbOd
naad. sp-r qu1n4 cunses
esvTte fho~s nssysds respectively
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rsesrec ans when
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pressed ths rceosa of cupAit
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kas made and feceiyod
epars made % each nTes esch of fhs aars
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% dsg Sunenuea'ca snail hsTs BEEN Pre-eHisd 70
.pt rap- y proposals may spyirssiOa ~,
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rhiarsihs Bamors, wsshngsn Saaisp feH<s5oH ahd Ar
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Acres a c4sas-saEks Lad a. Dell.s @Sc fs1Iy
os nc asst MONDAY Asl tts Tl wl sea- caA.-l..
ID aIAa cosnty, Aas de hscSt bssdef, 60 c4@A Agbe
s ~ % sss asssss as 3 sss - saasss r.as All
ssasea .ns sagsilssssa ess.sa A.as a.
a.. u % tine I'VE ssusils nassoes
ss., .'sssss .ra asa sas ans
pansnens kno~a = hs JI,sf ras.-ea nla h-lA 50
sss ssalGsss Pace, DE- oross RoAS ~ ~ which o
essa sae CO.'S. are l1 = y = ss.sias M ssas
hed sbi IRON ts s o sslaa -s sssal ioar hsnofud
s1uua- sarasn As eeseiun. These paHia
aaas naes Seiow ne es q sansa@es assui lse
which Asssabs lr .tsAEbaA ks-I SEVEN shau
- Ms.s.as raasa md ea s oay q saa
fa ieaaec ts DEPOT II s lsneslen q hs MIA 1I
s.uariy of paataoHs, as Selma raroah
ass 40 'so siI me. e.s. -s = -ss = ~ = s. s
q salls4son viva good Ens E,D % aeaas. eeA ssA
pareaaserss ~ o 900, oa
% q % .s5s sse 80 lac s e ,s r % asss $, sPssss ase
Iesrees stock plantation .ssls esFEs pro- naer
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the pure any Ibe crop growing, Deezss
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prove Satisfaction 81 ess lhu portion Union
beAllay than ihs Aeaas brHSsD resien " Ai.sama
will sell privately, fs cash Of the
tuly Improved residsHce selna
aNa elegantly aishea large blocks al kck
including he seSi and iscalpd
hxnEiAs houses, ke., &C.
o very desirable namproved large lots,
uAcis land n and conFnnps Seima- #.
Gh0ui 10 bread VI la-a hurses5 wc The cse
Brown Dk superior young
eeiGng eo and niesal Of ihrm from very
sleck.
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further particulars address undersigned w. Byrd,
srnss w A. Bfosks Maren Perry coanIy,
The phHtaaons
nisImzpon nses
lrsnor Of n. premises BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
rrLsA, Alabama, Feb. H. ls&
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