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THE PERR.YSBURG JOURNAL.' 1 1 1 i
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are offered. Address J. S. TUTTLE & CO.,
Publishers. 5 & 5 Scollay's Building,
Jan. 27, 1855.-47 'Fremont Row, Boston.
Harriet Pray, guardian 1
of Ambrose 11. Pray, i Sale of Real Estate by
vs. , order of Probate Court.
Ambrose It. Pray. ' j
nV virtue of an order of sale, tome directed from
1J the probate court of Wood county, I will offer j
for sale at the door of the court bouse in Perrvs
burg, on Wednesday, the 21st day ot March, l&oo,
at 2 o'clock p. in., the east half of the north west
quarter of section twelve, in township four north,
of range ten east, containing 80 acres.
HARRIET PRAY, Guardian of
Ambrose It. Pray.
Perrysburg. Feb. 17, 1S55. 47w5$2
SUE It Y FOR SALE. -I will sell myAshery,
J. in this town, situated near the court house, to
gether with a large quantity of excellent house and
held Ashes in the building." This is the bestashery
in Wood county, and the town and adjacent country
will furnish a regular supply of ashes. Payments
easy. Apply to M. KEY, Jr.
1
! The court of Common Pleas
f r,f Worid cnnntv.
William Uill
vs.
(JeorcreEddlcman. j
WILLIAM BLAKE will take notice that Will
iam Hill has filed in the court of common
ideas of Wood county a petition against you and
George Eddleman. seeking to foreclose a mortgage
Liven bv Geonro Eddleman to him. on the north
west quarter of section thirty-six, (36) in township
No. three, (3) U. S. It., to secure the payment of a
note for one hundred dollars, with interest since
January 15, 1853, and that unless you appear and
demur or answer such petition by the 31st day of
March, 1855, the Baid William Hill will ask a decree
pro cenfesso ot the next term of said court there
after. J ami:s Mi uiiav, Att'y of Ftff.
Jan. 27.J855.--25
ROAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
there will bo a petition presented to the com
missioners of Wood county. Ohio, nt their March
f easiou next. nraviiiLr them to lav out and establish
a county road, commencing at the quarter post of
lection No. 32. nt the Martin & IliM road, in Ves
t in township, thence west on the half section line
to the top of the bluff east of Beaver Creek ; thenco
north-west on the nearest and best ground until said
r-jnd intersects the Perrysburg and Lima road, ntor
ii&ar Andrew Frankforther's steam saw mill, and
hr to terminate.
Weston tp., Wood co., O., Feb. 7, 1855.i6w4
II EMOVAL. BROWN Si HUNT hnveremo
V ved their Stove and Tin Establishment to their
New Store, opposite A. M. Thompson's, where we
are offering a well selected assortment of
COO K, HALL, B OX PA R L OR 8 TO VES,
in great varieties. Our Stoves are of Albany man
ufacture, and inferior to none. Plain and Japaned
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings,
At Wholesale and Retail.
Job work and Repairing done on short notice. Or
ders from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
Jan. 1, 1855. BROWN & HUNT.
Corn ! Corn ! ! COltlY ! ! !
TT7E are now prepared to receive good merehant
V V able Corn in the ear, in exchange for Stoves,
kc, or inpayment tor all debts due us until the
first day of March next, at lit'ty cents per bushel
weighing seventy pounds. No more excuses, but
bring on your corn ! New Store, opposite A. M.
Thompson's. BROWN & HUNT.
GEO. W. BROWN & CO.
Jan. 8, 1855.
I
-1fT! S A T V. fVt Hil(Tl?l! ca ,1 lr,
1
occupied by the subscriber. It will be sold low
and on easy terms, or exchanged for a farm. This
property is a good business stand fur almost anv
kind of trader. S. CLARK. "
DBS. J. J. K Ell II & II. X. REYNOLDS,
having permanently located in Perrvsburg.
tender their professional services to the citizens of
A 1 1 1. 1. ... - 4 - . 1 . ' . .
town nuu viumiiy, uuu iiujie uy iiHnciauniuuinu
all calls to merit a share of the public patronage.
Particular attention paid to chronic diseases, such
as Dyspepsia, Wcakncss-of the Spine, chrcnic Liv
er Derangements, and female Weaknesses of all
kinds.
REFERENCES.
Prof. L. E. Jones. Cincinnati, Ohio ;
" E. II. Stockwell, "
" T. J. Wright, " "
" II. F. Johnson, Philadelphia, Pa.;
T. I). Hill. Cleveland, Ohio;
B. A. "Wright, M. D., Mexico, Wyandot co., O.
II. Remolds, M.D., Greenwich, Huron co..O.
Oct. 28. 1854. 31tf
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Saddle and Harness Malting.
JESSE WILLIAMS having resumed the business
of Saddle and Harness making, at his shop on
Front street, nbove Peck's store, is now prepared to
execute all orders in his line at short notice and on
reasonable terms. He will generally keep on hands
such articles as may be called for, of the best qual
ity of materials, and well made, which he will sell
cheap for ready pay. Repairing promptly done.
AH kinds of produce taken ut the market value.
Give him a call. dec 10-38
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THE ILLUSTRATED MANNERS BOOK;
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Address Lbi.and, Ci.av & Co., 11 Spruce-st.,N.Y.
The court ;f Common
Fleas of AYood coun
ty Vacation after
Oct. term, 1854.
Samuel Jackson, adm'r of "
Henry Friezner, deceased,
plaintiff,
vs.
Andrew Friezner, John
Friezner, Samuel Friezner,
Henry Friezner, Lewis
Friezner, Levi Friezner,
Kainuel Darr, Elizabeth
Barr, Daniel Deery Si Ann
I'. Beery, Jacob Friezner,
Isaac Sw igart, PusanNah
Swigart.WillinmAVarncr,
Andrew I''. M'arner, and
John Stukev. defendants.
rplIE defendants will take notice that the plain-,
J tiff has filed in the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, a petition to complete a certain
contract entered into between Henry Friezner and
Elijah N. Knight, for the sale of out-lot No. 2-51 in
the new survey of Perrysburg, in said county, and
for an order to'make a tleed therefor to said Elijah
N. Knight; and that unless defendants jdcad. an
swer or demur to said petition by the first day of
tho next term, the plaintiff will, on a proper show
ing at that term, move the court to grant the prayer
of said petition. T Jaues MuRRA V,
Jan. 27, 1836.--44w3f2.r0 Jlisi Att'y.
Railroad Line of Hacks.
THE subscriber will ruu a Carriage from Per
rysburgand Mauniee to Toledo daily, in con
nection with the Cleveland and Toledo Railrcad.
Starting from Perrvsburg at 6 o'clock A . M. and
arrive at Toledo in time for the 9 o'clock train.
Ketuming at the arrival of the Express Train
from Cleveland, at 12 o'clock, M.
Passengers will be sent from Perrysburg in
anv direction and at all hours.
WM.L. COOK.
Perrvsburg, Nov. 25, 1S54. 35tf
WASHINGTON UNION IXSL'ltAXCE
Company; Capital $300,000.
D. B. Dunham", Pres't. Gkou:i: M voatt, Treus.
He.nuy II. Doimie, Agent for Wood county.
TT'OR SALE Four good Horses j "
JL One new two-horse Wagon ;
One second hand light single Wagon :
20 tons Hay in barn, and of best quality: j
1,000 bushels of Oats ; J .000 bushes of Corn ;
300 cords of Dry Wood.
Apply to M. KEY, Jr.
FAKMIVGr LANDS FOR SALE,
fill IK subscriber otters for snip, in quantities to
JL suit purchasers, the following described Lands
in Wood county, Ohio, and in Steuben county, In
diana, via :
In the Town of Lake, Wood co., Ohio.
fit ctit ii. Ac. e ;.
The North half one 22!Ui0
Northeast qr. of southeast qr. seven
Southwest qr. of southeast qr. seven
Northeast qr. twenty
Southeast qr. twenty
Southwest qr. twenty
Northeast qr. twenty-one
ortwestqr. twenty-one
Southeast qr. twenty-one
rorth hf. ot southwest qr. twenty-ore
Northeast qr. twenty-tw o
Northwest qr. twenty-two
Southwest qr. twenty-tw
West hf. of southeast qr. twenty-tw o
West hf. northwest qr. twenty-three
Northeast qr. twenty-eight
Southeast qr. twenty -eiht
Northeast qr. twenty-nine
Northwest qr. twenty-nine
North hf. southeast qr. twenty-nine
Also, Fractional section 3d, in fractional
township S. north of range IU, containinj
- 40
40
100
11,0
1
h;o
n.o
it;i
K.o
;o
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so
N)
1'JO
n;o
lti-
NO
; 13.75
In the town of Jackson, Steuben co., I ml.
TOWN 37, RANGE 12.
Kertiott. Acn't.
The East hf. of the southwest qr. tw elve 75
Northeast qr. eleven ItiO
East Lf. of northeast qr. fourteen Ku
South hf. of southeast qr. fourteen 4-0
Wfit Iif of nnrfllivfRt nr. fi.n rt a..,. Ml
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,,,,,11 ,. . ,. , .
A 11 of these lands are ot superior quality, haurg
been selected nearly twenty jears nifo for agrv-t.l-
tural purposes. 1 lie title is derived y patents troni
tnet.t.aiui uuiiuui-st oual.le.
the United States povernme
mm. o. t : . . .
j iiusb m tuuu, u um,. i. ..inn, ,imm 01 uk
openings, and are well adapted for the growth of
wheat. .
Those in the town of Lake. "Wood county. Ohio,
consist of woodland, penerally hr-avily timbered,
consisting; of ouk. ash, whitew ood, clni, beech, mn
plo and other varieties. In the immediate vieinitv
of Perrysburg and Toledo, they ure all of tl:ein
near or intersected by lines of railroad, running
cast, west and south ; and as the whole surrounding
region is becoming rapidly improved, they prreeiit
desirable investments for those wishing to purchase
for the purpose of improvement.
Apply to the subscriber at Lansing, Michigan,
during the present month of January, or at his
idt nee, Marquette, Lakrt Superior, .Michi'an ; (r ti
his agent. Suiuei. P. hi.r. at Rochester, N. Y. In
formation respecting the lands tnnv also be had of
Hon. N. Allem, at Toledo.
Jan.13.lft.'.. 12m2
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a iiij.lo trial, sua if Kitis t- ry. r.-rt t!i'-ir inilurw
in its U'liall', rr.-oin" Mi l ir, s;i-n !1 nmt iftou i f a-,
m! thrt If J ? y t'.-ir an!ictcd n. i ji'-orn. Th
Im -liraarealw jya rltnrilal.lo. niiU v lu'D thi-y indue1 their
tuliflni.' friendi tj use thi rrally valunblii 111 cV.cla. ,
they Will Vh dcin nn m-t t f l-ciicTi-li-nre that tlit-y 'hii
Wfll l proud nt". 'I hU in a powerful and trulv-nvtl-' .1
rcnieJy fr J1 i-t.-riiai oMs. as... w rvt, w filings buruK
4c . snd for r.mnv intcrual nM'ii-li n. it 1 .1 nru.ii nir.
inciliiinu. It ron
sod Pr. Itu'.l t:k'" tl
' i"ui ivttv-ne rvnis la irv
f elt-rttm d reputation n tho hiuc .f Uoln,' .
and rn.irc than ho claims fi-l it.
We would ask liivr .u ilin HUruinatUra orOr.tit;
th-a trv not pl.'uvmt rpinpanion., Bud wkn wthil
you would like to drive tbciu away as soou a. p!vU ,
then uso
"UL'LL'S KINO 01" PAIN."
M'ouM you he rured almost immediitely cf IV rl
Complaiul, I)saiitvry, Sumnwr Com plaint, t'uolorx Mor
bus. Cramp tT.olu Head Ai-lu-, 'J'.-oth or any other asfc
or pile, the rcin-My is simple and the cure ciTtain,
VsK TUK 0UKAT KINO OX PAIN.
Would you have your Sonus, Swrllinps. Cuts, Bur ha,
F-ald., Ilr'ulsca, or any otbur woundi hoaled, we rrfrat
It. ute the
MAGICAL KINO OF TAIN.
Wonld vou he cured of Scald IIc.il. St!(T Joint. Pore
Throat, Nturall.i. Koro Hrrast. l.umhao, Tettvr or Kins
I -!'orn, SsIt Rl; u,u?',1;i!f80 "TvTifuin?
ay again and agaii;, Toes rxmkdt i Dr. John Ball
" KINO OK TAIN."
Would yon b cured or Kinr KtII, Canocr, Tumorn,
KruptiouH, or aDV diwaso cf tho h'kln caused by Impure
tiood. thon uw Dr. .lohn Hull's ?:ir.'-aparilla Intoraally,
and the Kin of I'ala cxti-rnal!y. uothlni; can be uor
curtain than ft fdoody nnd rlfoctual ourc.
The above nopular medicine just receivwl
for sale b v (,' 1 1 A 'S 1. 1: .'. L PR I-.,
Postinai'ter, I triyibuifi .
And bv lr. II. lJi.itnri r, ?, la u nice. C'il.'
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j Tl 7 AdOSK FOR NAIill. 1 1 nve en hf.i i
i V V r ive New Lumber W agoi.s, which I w ill 'il
I CHEAP for riish, r Pioduce ut market prices.
Pcrrj -burg, Ohio. CPEUKIN.
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4 J)M I NLSTK ATOK S NOTICE. Notice !
j -. hereby given that tit,? subscribers have ben
appointed und duly cpialified as administrators on
, the estate of John fc'oleloather, deceased, l:itc f
j Wood county, Ohio.
CIIAKLES SOLKLEATHtH.
; JOHN SOLELEATHEK.
; Feb. 10, LS.1.". 4fiv U
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TOTICE is hereby Riven that a petition will b
i nresented to the commissioners of Wood ccun-
it.v. ntthoir next reoular session, liraviliir for the lo-
cation and establishment of n county road, as fol
cents j lows : Conimeucing at the river road ot or near the
quarter post between sections 13 and 14 in Wcbsu-r
township, and to run north on section line till it Uk
tersects the MeCutclienwue roau, i , .
Feb. 10, ISofl. 4w4 .