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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

VISIT OF A SLAVE TO THE NoRrH.-Messrs. r ow
land Brothers, OF Norfolk, Va, own slave,
James Wiley. whom they permitted some months
since TO make trip 10 the North 10 see the curios-
ties. They not only gave him permit % take pas
sage in the New York steamer from Norfolk, but
also gave him the necessary funds 20 bear his ex-
penses. lie visited Falmouth, Fall River, New Bed
ford and sundry other abolition towns in Massachu-
sets and on Saturday last returned home, via PHI
lndelphia and Baltimore. The Norfolk -frgu. says-
When Jim (for this IL his familiar pame) was i'm
New Bedford, he met several fugitives, whom he
cornized az former slaves in Norfolk. They suppos-
ing he had run away, received him with downsast
looks and assured him that he had come 10 the
wrong place, and remarking that they were making
out" very poorly. having TO labor very hard, and
get but poorly paid in return they expressed great
dissatisfaction at the treatment they received
At the hands of their abolition friends. Jim told
hem that he had not run away, that he only on
a visit and would return to Norfolk in few days.
AT several Of these towns In Massachusetts he was
importuned by the aboltionists 10 remain assuring
him that he was then free man; he declined their
kind offers, and assured them that such freedom az
a black man enjoyed with them had no charms for
him-he vastly preferred the slavery Of Norfolk,
accompanied with an abundance Of the necessities,
ave- the comforts Of life he enjoyed them NJ home.
20 all the freedom that Massachusetts, could tender
him.
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SAN Francisco, July 8, 1856.
ls-ospenomcs Day m .Soa Francisco indifference
Haa.fssted 70 the Celebration Erciismsn
Caused by the Arrest Of Judge Terry-His
Frssrds fcckisg into The Guy from al QUARTER
Hcptiss Pronounced out Of Darsp-Crfioai
Position Of ths Yigi,aacs Co.sm.ttee in regard 10
Tsrry's Tr,ai-D sfsncsisss Condition Of the State
.4ufAcv,f,ss AZ the Outbreak Of the Re-o,uti on
Demand Of Commander Boufcsil, Of the Join
I4eooas, fcv the Release Of Terrs-lS,rs slar Con
asscf Of the Nscai agent at Bcnieid-O Origin Of
sas Ttrry Afrey- Melancholy Condition Of San
Frosctsoo.
Yesterday, The anniversary Of our national indie
pendsnoe was observed to very moderate extent in
an Francisco. There wassn entire absence Of that
inward display Of enthusiast common on such o;-
casoos nor there preparations made TO give il
that sosaf with which patriotic citizens delight 70
honor he occasion The day vas beautiful, the sky
clear and serene, ont gloom and doubt reigned SUI
preroe. From the unfortunate condition Of affairs
here Il passed over as the most remarkable Fourth Of
July that has arrived since California became an IN
tegra, part Of the United States. No grafton was
delivered and me only event that characterized il
from an ordinary resting day was the reception by
the Fire Department of an engine company from the
Interior, which opportunity arrived the evening be-
fore We have become 90 famiisrsed with military
displays Of late that the presence Of three militia
companies in the streets, who disbanded- declining
% r,spond % the call Of the sxecutiyer.s looked
ca az no recognition Of the anniversary. Even the
Shipping we're far from b>sng dressed IN the number
81 Gags usually displayed. The manner and ex'er.
OF thc se.ebrstop was published in the morning GA
- r..rnv n In
sbe A-aDsi. s;sis. IT sacrxuerio s oonn-..ss
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15
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Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Mercural and
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after the glands were destroyed and the bones al
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All letters directed to the proprietor agents
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The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced
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Valuable Faram for Sake.

VITE offer for sale on very reasonable terms, ri
w YER tract 80, containing 1919 acres; river
tract5J containing 1876 acres. and the west half Of
south west quarter Of section IA. neown3 3, u.S.R"
containing 81 acres all in Wood county. All this
land lies in body. within about miles of Perrys-
burg The farm is we'll watered, and has upon it
n tinc orchard and over 20O acres of well improved
land, the greater part of which is bottom land of
the very bast quality. For terms, inquire of
NV ~ 1855 J5--27tf MURRAY Il DODGE.
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NTOTICE---The trustees of Freedom township
~ will meet at the house of Henry Swingly, i'll
said township, on Tuesday, April 18th, 1886 at
o'clock, A. NJ, to lay out and establish ditch or
water course, beginning in the bed of Coon Creek,
where it crosses the Sandusky county line, thence
p said creek till it ntersects the road leading from
the Protestant meeting house to the EiSenhour
ridge thence south to the township line.
March | lS5G.--42w6
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355l.
Attachment.

George Lasky against William Applemnn.
Before G f. Guyer Justice of the Peace, of West1n
township, Wood county, Ohio
nN the 9th day of February, 1856, said justice .
~ issued an order of attachment in the above
ton for the of seventy dollars and six cents
and for costs. GEORGE LASKY.
Gilead, Feb 8, 1S5G--43w3*
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AHEAD OF TREE TIMES!
at the Sign of the Big Watch,

At the Sign Of the Big Watch,
SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
nq II. 7. COOK respectfully informs his
E.YA, ten thousand personal friends, and the
sh..x9 good people of Toledo, Maumee City. Per-
rysDurg and the country around that he has opened
aud keeps up the m ost complete and splendid stock
ever offered in the city, and is receiving daily add
tions from the best European and eastern manutac-
turers of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JENVELRY.
1t would be quite useless to attempt an enumera-
ton uf the brilliant articles his showcases contain;
but ladies and gentlemen will please call and see
his splendid
Gold and silver Watches,
Of every variety quality and pattern, Mt prices ran
ring from Ten to one Hndred md FIttY D3iiarS.
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest aud richest assortm ent here,
at prices from 7}ceice to Fttty DOiiars.
TiEIVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
of une1ualled beauty, weight and finish, at from
Tyripe t0 FJrty- Fire Dollars.
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND PINS AND RINGS, of the
latest STYLES, and the lowest prices.
SUPERIOR Pen AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
patterns and finished workmanship the finest lot in
town.
PLAIN, OUrAGoN & BEAUTIFUL INLAID CLOCKS,
of the best manufacture, at 1too and a Ez|t TO
fFjteen Dollars. With countless variety of
IocketS Kings, Cold Pens,
Ear Drops Breast Pins. Gold Pencils,
Cuff Pins Brooches. Studs Watch Seals,
and everything else seen or heard tell OF in
i.,yelry establishment Prizes toner than the iOreSt
nff~ Special care given by the best worImen in
the country to RApAIRING WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
and all work warranted.
rss- Don't forget the pIace---Sign Of the Big
INtch Summit street Toledo. mr2o
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n PERRIN, Manufacturer of all styles of Car
~. rages and Wagons, also, of Ball " Posts
Cutivator, warranted to do double the amount of
work of any ordinary cultivator. Shop Front
street. lust below Beachs store Perrysburg, Ohio.
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ID W.PIPER, BDok Bmder and Blank Book
L u trnticturer, verSpeed's Telegraph Office,
Toledo, Ohio. All blank books PACED, when re-
quired, without extra charge.
June 8, 1875.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

DERRYSBURG JOURNAL is published every
Il Saturday, by s. CLARK, at IL per year, cash iii
advance, or $l.25 in trade; 1925 cushin months
or $3.50 at the end of the year. Those in arrears
will be charged the rate of l.50 for the present
series until they pay up, when they get the pa
per at the reduced price. ..'
Papers may be stopped at anv time by paving up.
DANKING NOTICE.---The PERRYsBURG
ID BANK is now open and prepared to discount
short business paper buy and sell Gold, Silver and
Eastern Exchange, ana transact other business in
their line, Interest paid on time deposits.
}. S. NORTON, Cashier.
Oct. II. 19j1.--29tf
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CKS. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

1t would be quite useless to attempt an enumera-
tion of the brilliant articles his showcase contain
but ladies and gentlemen will please call and see
l.: ..l1,.l II
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IAsHINGTON UNION INSURANCE.

ID G. HOLT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
i Miscellaneous, School, Theological, Gift and
Toy BOOKS, HlrPer's and Putmm's Monthlies,
plain and fancy Stationery, Wrapping and Wall
Paper. Gold Pens. Sc, &c. Mt'nnee City. OHIO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-07
HE DAILY DISPATCH.
Wednesday Morning, MAY ;. 1850.


e
-. May Anniversaries.
Inc anniversaries of the yarions raIg;a,. ana
Monday night. 40" Ao'A o'
Inc American Female Guardian Society wa.
p'esiucu over ey Rev. John Knox Rev DIR. Tyne
p.ssen. From the Treasurer's report Ii ap.
psals p 'hat tne income and expenditure of the So.
cie,y, including both the Publishing Department
ana ana none Tor the Friendless have amounted to
$500 -. Inc present liabilities of the Society
are Sssooo. Since the establishment of the Homs
ooUo persons nave been aided, of whom 600 were
ehidren. An average number of 100 Der annnm
nave been sustained In the publishing department.
3oOooo pages OF tracts have been graturtouslv d;s
.ributed. The Advocate and Guardian have bssn
circulated to the extent of $4,000 copies.
The Presbyterian Board of FOREIGN M;ss,or.
met In Dr. Potts church, and the introductory sar
mon was delivered by Rev. DR.. Gurley. The er.
penditures of the Board reach $20I sos IS And tha
receipts S20l 1888 81. Eighteen missionaries anS
80 male and female assistants have been sent on,
making larger missionary force than sent ont
any previous year.
There arc 9 missions among the American In.
dians, with l2 missionaries and 60 assistants. Id
churches with 323 members, and 10 schools with
500 pupils Two missions In Western Africa 9
in India; in Siam; 3 in China and 2 in South
America.
Funds have been RENTED to the Evangelical
Missionary Society OF Belgium, Paris, Geneva and
to the Wsldenses Synod to the amount of $1,000.
exclusive of the interest on the endowment fund
of the La Tour Seminary
The report shows all the missions to be very sue.
cessfuL
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The Cambridge, Mass, city council have passed
An ordinance prohibiting foot racing In the streets
Of that city.
Five thousand slaves In the city Of Charleston. s.
c. is stated have contributed the last year TO Do
neyolent objects GOO.
The mansion house of the late Samuel Appleton,
on Beacon street Boston, was sold last week to b.
b. Mussey for S6e,000.
The Home Journal tells of = lady who has worn,
at one time, as many as thirty skirts 4s
Ex- Speaker Lynn Boyd, Of Kentucky, is now In
Washington.
DR.. John c. Warren, an eminent physician Of
Boston, died Sunday morning, after brief illness.
He was seventy-nine years OF age.
Miss Agnes Robertson and Dion Bourccault are
playing Ia Philadelphia.
There were 3l3 deaths In New York last week,
Of which 50 were of consumption.
Seamen are quite scarce again at New York
To Liverpool $35 Is paid, and to London and
Havre $50.
The bakers In Boston, the Post says, have agrsed
to increase the size OF their ioayes, owing TO the
lower cost of -four.
Justus Warner, native of Waterbury, Conn,
died at Liverpool. L0ran county, Ohio, on the 18th
OF April, aged 100 years and 20 days.
The first ship Of the season arrived at Quebec
on Monday.
lee IL selling In Boston to large consumers at II
cts per hundred pounds II IL Ii said To be unu-
sually thick, and - clear as crystal.
During April only 81 deaths In Whsslns. Wiz
einia.
NJ. Hackst the comedian, offers 70 give eloo
nssh and his professional services for one night,
a sid Of the inhabitants Of tbs Cape dc Verde
Islands. who are suffering the horrors Of famine
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s. McGRUDERs SONS.
CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS. Crais County

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
" VA.-The propneton of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
ence of inyaIids in other sections.
For the present, the price 10 fixed at rase which
barely covers cost of baueling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The FOL.
lowing certificate from DR. Carpcr, leading snd we'll
known physician In Botetout county In selected from
many Of equal respectabiiity and force:
~. FIacAsTLE, BoTETouRT Co., Vail
gss July 25th, 1855.
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
"Craig Alum Springs,n TO express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state that have examin-
ed the analysis of the water made By Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe II we'll adapted to dis
eases requiring tonic Alternative aetion the sys
tenn and can further state that have known
arkable effected by its in scrofulous sHes.
tions and diseases Of the digestive organs.
: SAMUED III. CAaPER, N. d.
The water has been snalyzed by Professor Booths
of Philadelphia. who says
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality a.
the ANALYSIS indicates with prove valuable aid to the
nhys;cian Its portion in the healthy mountain re-
zion of Vrgna about equi-distant from many Of the
suIpbur and other well known springs Of the State,
confer higher vslue upon the 6ulphated Cbalybate
Of Craig county. Very respectfully, u.a....
Eruptive diseases dersnsement Of the liver, dys-
pepsia kc have yielded TO the power Of this water,
and prove ts efficacy wherever IL has been tried.
This very valuable water 10 for sale in barrels .
ssas y" sURc sPURcELL LADD CO, Dussiss
t remit fer the Proprietor.
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BIG SALARIES IN CANADA.-W. Lyon Macken.
zie, member of the Canadian Legislature for the
Canadians reasons why they should dissolve their
union with those of the Lower Province, had oc-
eason to speak of the large salaries paid to officials
in Canada. The Governor, Sir E. Head, gets
$3l, 600 year, his house rent and servants hire
The ten ministers get each 5000 a year, sc day
during the sessions of Parliament, mileage and
immense patronage. The Engineer of the
Grand Trunk Railway has salary Of $l3, 900 a
year. Sir Cusac Roney, agent for that work,
gets the same. Chief Justice Robinson has &C..
666 per annum $500 for travelling expenses and
pension of 81, 444 when he shall see fit to resign
The Registrar of Hamilton, Dundas and Went
worth, (he is minister also) gets S6, 500 year
The Registrar of Toronto and York gets $12 600
year The Governor has secretary to whom
the Canadians pay $4,000 annually, for the pre-
tence of quill driving
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BUILDING AT CINCINNATI AND ST. LoUIS.-The
building prospects of Cincinnati during the pre-
sent season, are said 10 be better than they were
ever before known. The Commercial says the
buildings erected this year will be generally of q
superior class At St Louis contracts it is said
have already been made to build three thousand
houses in that city this season. and that the mania
for building is only checked by the inability to pro
cure lumber and materials for an additional mum
Der. One block will cost $l5000 and several mil
lion dollars in the aggregate will be dispensed
among the mechanics there this year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-07

THE FLORIDA INDIANS TO BE REMOVED
The Tallahassee Sentinel, of the 29th ultimo,
states that Gov. Broome, since his return from the
seat of general government, has fully committed
himself to the removal of the Indians by force
There are now in the service of the State and Gen
eral Government, together, one thousand and six
hundred men, and the commanding officer In Flori-
da has authority to receive such additional force
az may from time to time be required" This
his Excellency thinks is sufficient force to ade-
quately protect the frontier, and that this protec
tion will be continued
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Tbe Couyyier des Etats Unfs, OF New fork, de-
clares In favor Of Mr.. Buchanan for tne frssi'
deEcy. 1851
The Military Collage at Norwich, W, nas e.ecs.
ed John G. SAKE, Esq, - poet ior tns colha's1'se'
ment In August next
Hsnrv Matthewson, comedian and psntomimist,
lately ffom England died in st. Louis on the aasn
ult.
Small pox ragged With considerable viruaenes = =
Porto Rico at last accounfs.
/ A. M. Cobb, of Hickman. Ky. Was ki'eo on w !
2ad uIt., by the falling Of timber ~hhe taislns
church. - s.ss u.
The wheeling Argus reports that = smaI come e
has been seen there, ~ well ~ - Wiminesoh, =
O., for several nights.
Miss Louisa Pyne sang In the choir q Anhass
church, Washington, Suhday.
James Kelly, connected with the Revolutionary
movements ID Ireland In 40. died " New prisen'
on the Goth uls.
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MINISTER DRowNED.-The Rev. S. Moody
Presbyterian minister at Ashland. Ohio, was
drowned at Wellsville, few days ago. by the up
setting of skiff, in which a party were crossing
the Ohio. The skiff contained five persons, among
them daughter Of Mr.. Moody. She was saved
by the buoyancy of her clothing. A ferryman
was drowned. t.
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SAD SUIcIDE-AN ITEM FOR THE LEGAL
FRATERNITY.-The Chenaugo Telegraph announc-
es the death of benjamin Wilbur, aged co. by his
own hand in the Jail OF that county. 1t seems
that he was imprisoned for costs in suit, which
he had commenced against man who had charged
him with perjury. Heabandoned the suit because of
its frequent postponement, and from his inability
to pay the expenses of his witnesses. This, of
course. threw the costs upon him. and being un-
able to pay, he was placed in prison about q
month since. This so preyed upon his mind that
on the night of the Both of April, he gashed his
left arm with 4 razor, and was found barely alive
the next morning. When efforts were made to re-
store him, he expressed wish to die and refusing
to take any medicine, he seon expired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-07

THE FOURTH OF JULY IN WORCESTER, Mass
The people of Worcester intend to have grand
celebration on the approaching 4th of July. The
city council has appropriated Sl5O0 for that pur-
pose, and the citizens contributing literally to
increase that sum. 1t is intended to invite home
the absent sons and daughters, and to make the
occasion a kind of family gathering. The absent
sons and daughters will, doubtless, cheerfully re-
spond to the call.
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QUEEN VICTORIA COMING TO AMERICA.-The
London correspondent of the Toronto Globe states
that report is quite current in England to the eff
feet that the Queen has some thought of paying 8
vince of Canada. So far has the rumor gained
ground, that several of the London newspapers are
discussing the propriety of the step, and advising
the Queen to make the journey, by all means.
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CONSTANT AFFEcTION.-The men must have
more justice done to them in the matter of affec-
tions A young German who came to Ohio seven.
teen years ago, was betrothed TO fair young girl
in his own country but they were too poor to
marry. After he had been here short time their
letters Were interrupted, and the girl becoming an
orphan, married another, and had three children,
when her husband died, leaving her destitute, and
went to the parish poor house. Meantime, our
hero, the emigrant worked hard aud kept his faith
TIL he had earned enough to justify him in return
ing to Germany to see whether his betrothed was
false or dead The facts did not change his true
heart, and he married her aud brought her and her
children to his little home in Ohio.
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"Mr Filkins, you say yuu know the defendant
what is his character" "For what. sir-spree
ing or integrityf "For integrity, sir.n We'll all
that can say about Jones is that If he's honest
he's got queer way of showing it, that's all ~
what do you mean by that" Just this-that
the night before he dimes on turkey, somebody's
poultry coop is always broken open." THAT viii
do Mr. Fikins