The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-31


The Darlington Qowu) Gazette says that
while some workmcn were engaged in excava-
ting for the cellar of Gov. Crime new building
on the corner of Min aud Valley Streets they
came upon an arched vault, ten feet square,
which, on beng opened, was found to contain
eight human skeletons of gigantic proportions.
The walls Of the vault were about fourteen inch
thick, well laid up with cement OF indestructi-
BILE mortar. The vault is about six feet deep
froil the base TO the arch. The skeletons are in
good state Of preservation, and are the larg-
est human remains ever found, being little
over eight feet long.
An ANERIcAN PRISTiNG Pass FOR LoNDoH.
One OF Hoes crlJ JbIatyd SIX cy Under printing
presses--wuh experienced workman to super
intend twas sent from this city by the Erics.
SON. on the lUth inst. 1t Is to b. used iOr print
ing Lloyds Weekly Newspaper, in LundUm.--
THIS is d large FIST class Weekly journal, having
a ejaculation OF 10000 copies The time was
when we used to import our printing prCssvs
from London, but the tables have turned in our
favor, and we paying buck our debt with
compound interest.
Fi>H WITH LEGS The Rochester Union, n. Y,
states that Dr. Ldngworth of that city, has OBJ
tanned specimens OF h~h with four legs from
stream OF water uyar Fort ID. hdnCe, in New Mex
100 They are gboui seven inches long aud re-
srmbr young cod fish the legs are like those
OF uu alligator. They have been sent to proies
sor A5as>Iz, at Uumbridgr, Mass.
Az AEcIENr WELL.-A resident of Union
Grove, ILL.,, writes tha following interesting fact,
in recent letter to the Office Of the Coopers-
town, r. Y, J0uraHl -" One Of my neighborS
dug a well last tdil, on elevated ground. After
going down p feet, lie came to bunch of will
lows he dug four Evl more and then struck the
ioP o! 1HoEtr rrI which was stoned with cut
stone, laid in cement, and in which there was
GTIur.lL Al Ny Inn uuy The Ill ~
T lyga Commissioners have relocated
The Safe Capitol abou. twJ miles from the
town Of For; Des Moins.
III slip Ero.h Train, which arrived at
D ston last week, f,om Liverpool, brought
53J migrants, all cf whom are bound for the
Morm5n lard If promise" Usah.
RAILRsAD AcctDNXT We learn that a la
b,rer on the Cleveland md Ere r. ilroad
was run over by whole train OF cfIs, yester-
day meEning, near Knys'ille and Instantly
killed. We did 10. learn his name.-Astabu-
Ia Sent
Ar Tloric n, Wi consin. recently, a man
named Rich shot At loon across The neck Of
the lake ;1he ball glanced on the water, and
stuck aman who steod onthe opposite shore,
and passed, directly through his heart, causing
instant death. f. .g.--.
The Harrodsburgh PloWman says that
not one Of all the houses lately burned at
Bardstown, Ky, was insured. Strange fa-
tuity among the people of a town there they
had no eng nes or tflioit nj means distributing
the James. The value of the properly LOST
would have paid for half a dozen fireengines.
75,5-C Contracts have been made for the build
ing of a Female Seminary in connection with
The Baptist College at Kalamazoo, the build
ing to be 40 by 80 feet, aud three stories in
height, Other buildngs,,will be subsequently
erected as needed .-D,t Tri5.