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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02

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and r.inin the interest or ,lj,iI-,,.l or snrh de-,
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received wlln add TO lhe mtk.t value Of
stock so rl dgca. To b usc rlaiuaI as in this
s'r'lnH tore provided. will be equal i'm amount
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pledged AMI h. shalt d. pnsl t'ln amount 50 re-
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SlIca rate oi interest as shall be- agreed rp1n, or
at th' op'loh nl ih' bank by which such S'oC;S
were Il pSl''u invest s1rn inter ST or dvld'Wis
ln any oi tn STOCKS by this act authorized to b.
prdS'd, IA the nim' OF th' Treasurer Of state,
III .'iSi Tor 'h' o'nH by whom t"a stocks on
W"'ch S'tn iH'F'St OF divlI'uIS may have ac-
Gfn'h' shall nave lie n pledged; mI Nhonnvrr
In' price OF snch d'pr'rtatrd stocks, at the New
York stock exchanan, shall rise to the rrice
m,;e" Gu ~ ' were Peno "a ny 'ht bank am! 50 r.
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security oi lis circulating notes. shall he held
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NUS sIi" o' i"1emru' except S hereniIter
P'oN'"eo'
Sgc. G3 Ifnnr such inl.pcrl,n, bank shall
mil to redeem. in gold or silver coin. any of its
circulating notes issued IN pursuvucc Of The rr0.
visions of tins act. when payment thereof Shall
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MA RBLE W o r KS.

N A + L E W 0 K K s.
EDWARD LLOYD, Monroe Street, Toledo,
Manufactures and deals in American and Foreign
Marble MonunientS Tomb Stones, Mural Slabs,
Cabinet Slabs and Manties and all other articles
usually called for in his line. He has on haLd
a large and well selected assortment of Italian and
Ameyican Mar bic monuments Tomb Stones, de- which
he i'll finish in the best style with promptness
and despatch, and on as reasonable terms as any
est sblshment in the western States.
All persons wishing TO pay the last mark Of
respect to their departed friends, will please give
him call Toledo, Oc'ober 70, ls5t- Q.
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Heartburn. d U,sel,st for food, Fui-
ucss or wcIgy in the ston,uch, SoUr
crIrt'tjuus. sinking on luttrra4 at the rt
O. the stomach, swimming e.. tle heal, hurried
and difficult breathing, Flutteriuc A. tie Heart,
Chrahiugor 5uh'ctting SENSATIONS whnuiHa lNihS pos
tre Gtmuess OF vision. dots Of webs hcnrr the 81 lr,
fever and dull pain in the head deHcen2t Il pc,srirl-
on, ycllownr,s Of the skin and eyes pain IN the side,
back, chest limbs Ne. sudden flashes of heat burning
in the flesh, cuisttnt agnngs OF evil, aud great de-
preston uf spirits.
Tie proprietor in calling the attention Of the pub
lie to this preparation, does with feeling OF the
utmost confidence in its yrtacs and adaptation the
diseases for which il is recommended. ...
1t i no uew and uutrcd article but one that has
stood the test Of ten years trial before tLe lmarcan
people and It's reputation and sic il uu'yaed ly any
similar preparations eztaut, Ila testimony in It's ia
yur given by tau most prominent s,d well known Ply
sieaus aud individuals in AL arts # doe eomury is
nneuse, and careful leIusal the Almanac, fI,l-
shcd annually by the proprietor and to be had graf
is OF any "t MS agents, cann"t but satisfy the most
skeptca that this remedy is really deserving tie great
cclei,rety it has obtained.
Principal Office and lIauufactory, No, 3G Arch ST.,
C',iGcate Of R.iLF LU1E Es1, EJaor Spirit
OjN,e Times" Iroaiou, ohio.
IRuxruN. Oct 30. 1854.
Dr. c. ". Jayl;son--p,ar air,--The bittcr5 are in
prcat dsmani hare. IN addition to the quantities sold
by MuNlcy ElrLev yonr agents, the rs other stores
scli moro ot them than any other medicine, lind
thcg much used by couynlesecut fever patients to
rebuild tcir broken constitutions have used during
the last summer in NY own family, four bottles. They
were recommended to me first by aocE'btr at time
when lay system much 3ehiitated from the effects
Of severe Bilious fever. = hey gave an appetite
and restored tome aud yigor To whole system. In
one of the september numbers OF my paper related
experience Of the good effects OF the BurrS, since
which time they have had large sale, and lave now
become the standard medicine in ibis vicinity.
In conclusion, would say that feel great pleasure
in giving you this testimony OF the value and success
| Of your preparation. Respectfully yours
| RALF LUIE.
| GREAT CrHr, AFTER TnE PnrslcrAN3 nan FAILED
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CATeTEEs'S SPANISH MIXTURE,
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TnE BLoopl
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN II
Not Particle Of Mercury in af
An iufalliblo remedy for Scrofua, Kings Evil Rheu-
matisw, Obstinate Cuoneous Eruptions Pmples
or Postules on the Face, Dotches Boils Ague
and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes Ringworfn
letter. Scud head, Enlargement
and pain ofthe Bones and Joints,
Salt Rheum. Stubborn. III
GERS Ryphilitic Disor-
ders, and all diseas-
arising from
an miud-
cious
Use of NIcr-
curry, 1mprudenco
in Life, or mpurity of
the blood.
This great Alternative MeyTcine and Purifier of the
Blood is now used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts of the United States who testify day
all medicines. " CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgin rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on the
Skin Liver Disease, Teyers Ulcers, Old sores, Gee
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complaints Pains aud Achings Of the bones and Joints
edv.
Foral diseases orthe Boodnotling has vet been rurl
to compare with it, 1t cleanscs the system Of all i'm
ruritcs. acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
ktdueNs strengthens the Digestion riyes tone to the
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution, cueebed by disease or broken down
strength.
For the DISEASES or FEMALES it is peculiarly apr1-
cable hnd wherever it has become known il regularly
prescribed with the happieSt effects 1t inyigoratcs
the weak and dcbcatcd and impars elasticity to the
worn out frame, clears the skin, and leaves the patient
fresh aud hcathy; single hottie of this iuestimahlo
remedy is worth all the called Sarsaparias in
ence.
The large number Of certificates which we have re-
ceycd from persons from all parts ofthe United States
Is the hest evidence that there is no humhug about It,
The Press, hoel Keepers. magistrates physcians and
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To Druggists, MercLants, and De GieyS in Msdieise
the PRI>CIPAL DFP"T OF
DR. GREGCRY'S INSTANT CURE or PAIN
For Western Ohio, Indiana. Iowa, Missouri, Vir-
gina, California NeV England, &C at the Store
Room of p. ". BOYD & co.
We keep supply constantly on hand. All
Dca'c rs iu Medici supplied on most reasonable
t,rmS.
This very valuable and popular medicine has
huilt up its own reputation, and needs no word
Of commendaton from u.s. Orders solicited
and onplly filed
AGEArs:--H Burritt p G Holt Maumee, o.,
G. West, q Co., and j. NJ Ashley, Toledo, ..
$ n Beech 4 Co., Geo J.Powers, Perrysburg
Ohio.
BOYD, STONE co, Proprietors,
Of Maumee City. Ohio.
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DuihADELPEIIA MEDICAL HOUSE. Is.
! tabished Twenty-Five wears ago by DH. KINKEL-
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SrRiNGrftLp, Miss. Feb. :, 1856
DRoruER AYrR: | will checrfully certify your
PrcroRAL is the best remedy we possess for the
cure of Who5ping Cough Group and the chest
diseases of ofchildren. Weof yorr fraternity ia the
South appreciate your skill, aud commend your
medicine TO our pcopla
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No. 30I Br00dWNy. New York,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in all
partS"t the United States md the Cgualas. and Lv
LECk y HAMILTON, Perry ysburg, and H. ! l'R-
RIEI Naumee CITY, ISert H. ls5t--ly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22
The MAIL Arrangsments.

We published yesterday, letter from Mr..
CoRKERy. Postmaster at Dubuque. in regard
to IN article that appeared In this paper few
weeks since, complaining OF derelicton Of du.
" either on the part Of the Postmaster Of Du.
buque or the captains Of the mail packets.
We cheerfully admit that Mr.. CoRxsny has
evinced desire to accommodate the st. Paul
people in the way Of mails but still maintain
that we have occasional grounds Of complaint,
and the cause Of Such complaint exists in the
Encouragement Of officials and non-oftcials,
who have charge ofthe mails between this city
and Dubuque. That the fault does not lie
with the Postmaster at Dubuque, IL apparent
from his statement Of the facts
In this connection, we publish the following
letter. addressed to Mr. RIcR, by the Assistant
Postmaster General, in answer to couimuni-
cation to the Department from Mr.. r..
rosr 0sncs DspAarxsxt.
Contrsct Once, Nay u, 1856.
IT, Hs~ n n Rice, Ho~ss If Rps
sia'-Rours OF 10th inst, received this roernins
aslins '.Aose duty {. TO take The Mnue,ots Mall 90
and RON the Post Oaee At Dubuque to tbs mail beats
Charles Bssy wss appointed Nail Messenger ., d.
and S.ss .aI S:,.ssa Dossqs. .as Il. n:,.S
lasdng This service would only cover the estsyinr
mst TO steamboats, performins service 90 Route l.oos
ne mais far Roais 1900, a. Paul to pabusue a. y
Farsy Coatrsstos) tn BE- carried from the once to
s,sAnsss. and back ~ the Contractor Dsssqps s-as
Rs'p.s,isiiy, your Oh, -rr,.
v L. CHlIDs,
Acting second Ass't =. N. General
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The Iowa land bill" grants to the State Vi
Iowa every alternate section Of land designated
by odd numbers. for six sections In width. on
each side Of the following roads
From Burlington. On tho Mississippi river,
To point on the Missouri river near the mouth
port. via Iowa City and Fort Dies Moincs 10
Council Bluffs IRON Lyons City, northwestern.
~ 10 point Of intersection with the main line
Of tho Iowa Central Airline Railrosd, near
Msquoketa; thence ON said main line, running
Us near ~ practicable to the forty second par
sllsl across the said State to he Missouri
river from tho city Of Dubuque to point On
the Missouri river near Sioux City
Mr. REX in letter 10 Us, received yestcr.
day, says. in speaking Ct the Iowa land bill -
|" The next hill will h. for Southern State.
then the Wisconsin land hill. commencing n,
or near Madison. and striking the st Croix
river not north OF town number ~ Roth Of
these bills will pass. TIE Pacific Railroad
bill gives Minnesota branch II is,o l~ hopp,l
that Il will pass"
Mr. RicE Ia undoubtedly. right in saying the
Wisconsin land bill viii pass These bills can
only be 70, through Congress, by nnion Of
the friends OF the different roa.ls seeking grants
Of land, who will support ono measure in which
they arc not interested. Ia secure tho succs~s OF
their own.
The grant Of lands to all in the construction
OF railroad to Hudson. Is matter in which
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

4 high constitutional question has arisen ia
the Senate in regard to the validity Of the no
tice for the termination Of the treaty with Den,
mark. under which the sound dues are paid
The treaty was constitutionally made by the
advice and consent Of the Senate. The ques-
ton is,-what power is requisite for the abro.
cation Of the treaty! The President caunot do
II upon his own authority. Can he do it upon
the authority OF IN advisory resolution Of the
Senator This is denied. The Constitution
does not provide any specific mode for the abro-
CATION Of treaty. The power must be some
where A treaty Is . supreme law Of the land;
and it can be abcgated by the joint action Of
Congress and the Executive. But may II not
also be abrosatsd by the same power that made
il.
The majority Of the Senate Committee on
Foreign Affairs has come to this conclusion,
and hold that mere resolution Of the Senate
Is sufficient to give validity TO the Presidents
notice
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a RaiiYesA 0on he -. Croix 10 Lake
Superior.

We have received . copy Of the ssnsa' ~
port Of Mr.. Royrsf PArfEs. Chisf Engineer
Of the 81. Croiz ssd LAke ssp~is Railroad.
We cssnot Gnd room for the eatirs report 10
our colnms, and must content Ourselves with
q condemnation oft. II "a an interesting doc
urnent, and presents in strong light, the sd-
vsntages Of q railroad connection between the
Mississippi and lake Superior.
The surveys have been completed, and the
line located, from the town Of Superior to Hud-
son, on Lake 81. Croix The distance Il ope
hundred and tbirty-one miles. Various exper-
mental lines were surveyed, In hopes Of Gnding
. more feasible route, but they are deemed i'm
pescticsb's BY tie engineer, for various rcar
sons, and ths road has been located &C the line
Of The preliminary survey. For convenience
10 making estimates. ,he line has isen divided
Into to- divisions northern AMI southern.
The northern division commences at superior.
and extends to point south Of the crossing Of
tho 81. Croix river. distance Of ffiy miles |;
the southern division then comiDences, anu e.
tends south TO Lake ~. Croix.
The cost II making the line Of tho northern
division ready for the sapentructure, Is csti.
mated ct SS26,s7s 90. The maximum grade
on tho northern division b City lest 10 the milo.
The southern division will cost, TO make Il
really for the iror, s476,s76 90. The mari
mum grade on the southern division IL City
feet TO the mile.
Tho cost ~ the supentructure ior one mile.
10 estimated, including labor ut 1852 So and
s2o6,4OO viii be required for the equipment Of
the road This will include the purchase Of
twelve locomotives. and 2T0 baggage, pas~n-
ger and freight cars. The total estimated cost
Of the road may b. summed mp as follows;
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22
Arrival OF tho George Law-All Quiet ~
Panama-Two Millions In specle-ln.
teresting News from California

NEW YORK, May l6.
The George Law arrived here at ii o'clock
this morning. She sailed from Aspinwal,
May eth, and connected at the Isthmus with
the steamer Sonora. which left San Frapcisco
on the 2lst ult., withsupwsrd Of $4,000 900 10
specie
The lsthmus papers are filed with official
documents concerning the Panama riots. No
further facts OF importance have been elected.
The citizens oil Panama bad formed Q guard
Tor the purpose Of protecting their property
The authorities had placed force at the disp0
sal OF the railroad company, so that no further
violence need be anticipated.
The Alta Californian says the Legislature 10
still IN session, but has agreed by joint resolu
ton to dissolve on the 2lst inst. Nothing of
special interest has been transacted since The
sailing OF the last steamer. In the House
joint resolution Was adopted to 90 into au cleo.
ton Of [. 8. Senator, but wss lost in the Sen
n,o by 10 to Is, so the election is out OF the
question at this session. A bill TO consolidate
the Government Or the city and county Of San
Francisco has been passed by both House, and
only waiis the approval of the Executive to
become law.
The charter election Of Sacramento resulted
in the election Of tie entire Democratic ticket.
with the exception Of one or two unimportan,
Offices The Republicans claim to have deci,
ded tho result by giving their support to the
s''ccess'a! ticket, The latter party are organi
zlng throughout the State, and have called =
state Convention to meet at Sacramento OF
the 9Th, to perfect their organization and elect
delegate to the National Convention
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

Tho stock subscriptions 10 tho Company loI
which five PER cent. has bceu paid in) amount
TO Sl45,0 200, aud tho right OF way and depot
grounds donated by individuals and govern
ment, IL valued at 5000 900. The expenses
during the past year, have amounted IN 49,.
Gal %.
The proprietors of tho town Of Superior have
donated 20 the st. Croix and lake Superior
Railroad Company, forty.,hrec acres Of lind
between Nemadj river and Aloucz bay, with
two thousand icet Of water front, tor depot
grounds and other wes Of tho road Hut q
mcls:ats outlay In grading and docAias apon
this water front will bo necessary. The dspth
Of water Is from iiit~n 10 thirty lest and n
steamer Of the largest class could lan,l, without
difficulty, anywhere along this front The HI.
pcrior Company also donated right OF way
over liz lands, u distance of about three miles
The road, when built, will depend for sup
por, upon passengers and freight. the lumber
trade, the development OF the mineral resources
Of the country. consisting Of iron and copper in
gr~t quantities. Eighty miles Of the road
runs through valuable pine country
Tho carrying trade will form heavy item
In the receipts Of tho first Railroad that con.
meets Lake Superior with the Mississippi
The construction Of such road will produce
an important change In the direction Of the
trade and commerce Of northern Wisconsin aud
Minnesota. Freight eau bc transported as
cheaply and speedily by water, from New York
and Boston. to the western end Of Lake SuIc
rior, "a Il can from thosc places 10 Chicago
The difference in tho distance is but trivial.
and 10 more than made mp. good judges assert,
in the superiority Of the navigation Of Lake
Superior over Lake Michigan.
Freight a, Superior. Is 6rty.ninc miles
nearer H. Paul than ia, Chicago, Il would be
to Galena and the distance from UsIepa to
this city, is upwards Of 400 miles. The trans
portation Of fright from New York to 81
Paul. via the lakes, Chicago and Galena, costs
&c per ton. From New York 10 Superior,
when the proper arrangements arc completed
the cost will not cxcccd o. per ton. and from
Superior TO ~ Paul by railroad, the cost will
not run over o. making In all from New
York to ST, Paul. via Superior. bu, sl3 per
ton, being Que half the cost by the other route,
saving Of one transhipmsnt. and OF three OF
four days time. Could anything, more brci
bly, illustrate the ncccssi,y and advantage Of a
Railroad to Superior, than those figures, 1t
ia n matter In which the people Of the entire
north west arc deeply interested
The officers Of the st. Croix aud Lake Su.
prior Railroad are - hllows:
President VIZ A. BARxrow.
Trsasnrr-A T. GRAv.
Sccsctary-E. n. HuNrsn.
Chief Enginecr--- RosxRr PArrxS.
Directors lloyt, Alffvd Day, Nelson
Dewey. d. =. vi,um, William Tosbst Beriah
Brown, Jackson Hadley. Bcnj Alien, Dasicl
Howell. j. II. McKusick.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22
NEW York. Nav ls

The 1r.5uae contains the following account
BY an eyewitness, Of the railroad accident q.
Panama. dated Aspinwall It'll:
Yesterday forenoon The passengers who lef,
New York. April 2lst, started from this place
for Panama 10 three separate trains. The FIRST
contained the mails and the latter the passer.
gers and baggage. The two last were filed
with passengers. After proceeding a little
over half way TO Panama. the engine Of the
freight train ran OF the track 10 such . position
that il could not he replaced without rood
deal Of delay. The conductors Of the passen
ger train ran back to Aspiuwan We were
within about two miles Of this place, when a
terrible crash occurred. Twas seated 10 ooe
Of the rear cars and, imnedia,ely looking out
Of the window. could sec the cars rushing one
upon the other, until nine in number were de.
mohshed. Every car was crowded. containing
at least sixty persons. AT present II is impos-
sible 10 estimate the number killed and woccd
ed, OF their names. There we're not less than
500 persons in the cars which we're shivered 10
atoms II must he 4 low estimate 10 say fffty
we're killed aud, At least, one hundred badly
wounded. II seems almost miraculous that %
many have escaped with their lives"
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ne M,sse.o,a risscer Ga.rA.

This first Of our organized military compa
MES, is hast increasing in numbers, AMI bids
fair to become an ornament to our city We
were present the other evening At n drill. and
wcrs pleasantly surprised at the skill displayed
by the members. Tho Pioneers" make a
pleasure of the task Of learning the routine Of
military exercises. anil they viii scon attain
the dsgr-e OF proficiency to appear in public
with crs,iio The armory Of tho Guard is
commod,oss. and Is fitted up in the most ap-
proved military style, Capt, Josn is thor.
oaghly versei in military tactics. aud makes
All accomplished soldier, We commend the
I" Pioneer Guard TO the active good will OF
our eitirns
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llousS o. REPRESENTATION, ,
May y, lASG. 7,

uouss o. REPRESENTATION,
May ., 1856.
GrSrLxMKS The Postmaster General has
determined 10 put the following routes into
operation, viz
Rsa,. No Itess-Fcsa Aaesa 10 iisndsr.a Charlie.
Roa,. No isosc--srcm Superior to beaver Hay. rAe.
Clsft Contrnrtor
kss,s No ltast-froa beaver Bay TO hssea Rive,
rios Cart, Contractor
Route No. itoss " "a BVswnsviis Vie HsAsh 10
hstas,a J hsssf, Contractor.
Route it"!a-hom nro~nsvilis via Csleioets 10 Ein
ata, n. 4. J BaAer, Csa,rsc.sr
kssis iso<c-froa hre-as,ni- 10 Traverse de- sssas.
d, A. J. bsAst. Contractor
neuts lseat-From Mnp.apo,i, to Saint Cicas, y. A.
J. HAksr, Ceatrae,ct.
Rss,s tsoas-rrem Rcd w'ss !, sA.lep-., u A.
eshsr, Cssuss'ef.
Heats ItSse-Sron Traverse is, s,su, =, sar,A.. n
T. J. uahss ccatrssier,
Route iScsi-trem wiaeas 10 CAs'asS, u A J q.
vet. Coairaesss.
There are some other routes which think will
~ pa, into operation In sw weeks On
some Of the routes no bids wcr received.
Truly YOURS. il NJ Res
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0ouA ses Galena.

Galcna will lie bcuc6tted by the " Iowa land
bill" a. well rs pcbuque A provision was
made in the act OF Congress donating large
amount Of the public lands in Iowa hr railroad
purposes for the construction Of a branch from
tho mouth Of the Te,c dee Morris 10 the nearest
poin, Of the " Dubuque and Pacific Railroad. /"
The Tc,e DIES Morris Il small s,rcam putting
into the Mississippi from the West. the mouth
Of which is abou, three miles. in direct line,
from Galena- fpm thence the distance is sup,
pcsci to be about eight miks Of not very c,-
reusise grade.