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THE TERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Extraordinary Profits. Messrs. Mabie
& McGowan, of Alton, engaged in the cul-jthe
tivation of sweet potatoes, publish an ac
count of their profits during tlit? past season.
They planted 12 acres of potatoes, the. ex
penses of which, deliveied in market, were
$'187.50. The total amount, of sales were
2,200; leaving $2,022.50 for net profits
This rives an average, profit of $167.70 per
acre. We hear of profitable, wheat and oih-;
, c !,nt ih ,.11 !
or crops, but this exceeds all
NEW VOLU M E. 1850. G n aii a.u's American
Monthly MagazineEstablished in 1827 De
voted to Literature, Art and Fashion. The new
volumes, commencing VtLb the January munlier.
-will contain over l'J0 pages of the choicest read
ing matter, steel and, wood engravings, and music.
Each number will contain a splendid steel engrav
ing ; a i!ate or t lie raris msmons, on steel, elegant
lv colored; one or more articles richly illustrate!
with wood engravings; miscellaneous prose amb
poetry: an editor's table; reviews of new nt:ks:j
monthly summary ; hints on fashion, and fashinna-j
ble intelligence ; patterns forneedle-work, and now j
music. " j
The steel engraving-will embrace finely eeeu-'
ted portraits of the celebrated ladv writers of the!
1
lav. interspersed with a variety of other subjects of
ge'u?ral interest.
The fi rih ion plates are engraved on steel, after the
latest Paris fashions, giving- out an 1 in-door cos-1
tumes for the month. Thev have been pronounced
superior to those published in any other American j
periodical. !
Tlii! wood engravings will be of the highest finish. ;
and by our best artists. j
The literary matter will consist of historical, bi-1
ograplik-al and literary essays, sketches of traveV
tine arts, novels, talcs, romances, etc. The novels;
romances of "Graham'' are universally ae-1
knowledged to excel iu beauty and interest any
published in America. '
Tlu editor's table is made up of humorous sketeh- 1
os and anecdotes, foreign, domestic and literarv !
etc. ' j
The monthly summary of current events, prepar-l
pel by Vi'illiatu Dowe, gives a condensed account of:
irineioal events, which have taken place in thej
world, during the preceding month.
The review of new books is from the pen of the.
g:-e it criti", E. P. Whipple.
The fashion article, by Genio C. Pcott, presents a
correct and comin-elieiisive aeeouut of the new
styles of dresses, bonnets, mantillas, shawls, ein-l-L'
broideries, and everything relating to fashion, of
interest to ladies. " '
The modie-wo-k patterns for collars, under-I
sleeves, caps, berthas, skirts, embroideries for hand
kerchiefs, and general needlework, are numerous
and beautifully designed.
Music. This alone, at, a music store, would cost
more than a year's subscription.
'J'f.ijms. One copy, one year, in advance, $3:
two copies. 5 : five copies, (and one to agent or
getter up of the club,) $10; 11 copies, and one to
airent, .20; for .fii, one copy will be sent ii years.
Additions to clubs at the same rates as club sent.
Spccini M) copies sent gratis to those desiring- to
get tin clubs. All communications to be addressed
to " UTCHAllD II. SEE.
Xo. 100 Chestnut st. 'Philadelphia.
Horatio Ken ill's Estate.
rUIE subscriber has been appointed and qualified
J. as administrator on the estate of Horatio Mer
rrill, deceased, late of Webster townshin, Wootl
immtv 0!,i i WAT.TF.Tf T VVmSMV
Nov 10 8.1'? f,w3
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
appointed and qualified as administrator!
on the esmt.3 of Erankiin Merrill, deceased, late of
to vvnshlp, Wood countv, Ohio.
W'ALTEIl DAVIDSON,
X .v. 10. 1 -i "-. '2i'w.'i
-rebv given that the subscriber has
TVTOTICE is hereby gb
Iri hasn appoint?l and qualified as administrator
oil th? e.;;tat.j of Nadian Merrill, deceased, late of
Webster township, Wood countv, Ohio.
W'ALTEIl DAVIDSON.
Nov. 1-0, 181". 2Cw,
l'xomtrix's Sale.
ON S-ituvday, tie? 8th day of December, A.D.i
1S55. at ' o'clock in the forenoon, at the door!
ot the court rnnsa m the city of Toledo, Lucas coun-
ty, tJ.iio, will le toitl to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate, as the property of Benj
jiticicnev, ;ece,:si'i, to wit:
Tlie south east ont;-h;di'ot't!ip smith uwtnno.
rue we.t one-halt ot the north east one-fourth ; and
The north west one-fourth, of section thirtv-siy. Ctill
iainin F
"-fourth:
i thirty-six, (3t'0
in the county of Wood,
town 7 N., range 12 E
anil stite of Ohio
Terms of sale, one half cash down, and one half in
one year from day of sale, with interest, secured by
mortgage on property sold.
MARY M. STICK KEY. Executrix
of estate of B. P. Stieknev, deu'd.
Toledo, November 5, 1855. 2Gw4$2.23
There have been built at Cleveland, during
present year, ending Oct. 1, 1855, six
steam and twenty-one sail cralt, with an ag
gregate of 10,205 tonnage; and there are
skeletons of nine more on the stocks.'
Icriyslmr IM'ictis Can-cut.
Wheat, $l.t;o(.fl.70; Flour. $8.0(1(.50; live,
75(0; Coi n, 'Out i'.f; Oats, 2 " ('":! : Potatoes, :,7
("5i; muter, lrjo ; Eggs, Wr VI ; Apples, dried,
Wrta-M ; Penel.es, dried, 1.WN.25; Beans,
1.1""0; leathers. Slfr'44; 1 resh Pork, t.W.8;
Heel', :i.JC'4 ; Tallow, 10(fl2; Lard. NfflO; Wool,
2."i:;0; Hay, 8.00(10.0(1; Wood, ! 1 XoU 1.50
Salt, .2.0t)u'2.,l s Onions, 37rr 50.
O d
lock in Perrvsburg, for Inch the highest price
will be paid. C. V. JENLSON.
Oct. 27. 18.15. Mwf,
-'1 lie advertiser would respectfully
to his customers and the public gen
erally, that he continues to supply the various
MAGAZINES named below at the prices annexed,
per annum, vi. : Harper, .2 25 ; Putnam, 2 25;
Knickerbocker, 2 25 ; Household Words. S2;
1
1N announce
Black wood.
Godev, 2 25 ; Graham. 2 25
Horticulturist, colored plates, 50 ; Horticultur
ist, plain edition, 1 C3 : Littell's Living- Age. 5 :
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashions, 8 2 'J5 : Ballou's
jPictori.il. .2 50; ladies' Repository. (Cincinnati ;
. 1 ; Peterson, . 1 C:i ; National, 1 (i;! ; Arthur's
Home Magazine, 1 03.
He is prepared also to till orders for standard and
miscellaneous hooks and the ctirrelit literature f
the day, whether from the trade or persons in other
walksof industry. Having- had tin experience f
fifteen years in the Book and Periodical Trade, he
believes that he can give entire satisfaction to all
parties entrusting him with orders,
Specimen numbers of (lie Magazines sent on re
am! ceipt of six post otliee letter stamps for the !?:! or
82 Magazines, and for twelve such stum is a sam
otlur; ido of the s.l or (?0 works will be sent. Letters of
impiiry must contain a stamp for the return iostage.
liooks'seut, )ost-paid, on receipt, of publishers' ad
gossip, vertised prices. Address WILLIAM PATTON,
Bookseller, lloboken. New .lersev.
Publishers of newspapers giving the above ad
tho verti.-emeiit (with this notice; a few insertions and
(sending market copy to advertiser, "ill be entitled
to any one of the periodicals in the above list for
one year. foct 27 it
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j VTOT1 C.E. All perstms interested will trde j,o-
tice tnat V, illium Clark anil J-.has llmnnu.
have tiled in the court of common pleas of Wood:
I county, Ohio, their petition as proprietors of the
town plat or tno towuoi .tiutonviiiie, in saiu viotxt;
county, asking the court to vacate said town plat,
and that said petition will be for hearing at the
spring term, A. D. IS.Hi, of said court.
MniKAY & Doduk, Att'ys.
Nov. 3, 1S55. -25w!i.82.(;-'
Andrew I'urellisN Ilstate.
N'OTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed anil qualified as administratrix
ttiP eit:ite r.f iwti-ew 1 :. m ..His leennse,! l:it. ..C1
... . . . .
Wood countv, Ohio."" Dated this 2.1th tlav of Octo
bcr, A. D. 18 )5. 24w4 Y,.7.v: PAKt;i:r.i.is
I-Aiuii:r.t.is.
cmimy, t (Jiio, oot-t-i ,inii jn.ivrr ,-i h nien was,
to obtain a judgment against him for tin; sum of
, one hundred and seven and 8(j-no dollars, and in
born forest thereon from the :t 1st day of .1 uly. A. D. 1855.
j upon an account for goods sold anil delivered to de
Webster ! I'eudant. And tint unless said defendant answers
js.dd petition by the 8th day of December, A. I).
j plaintiif will take judgment against him thr-rc-
! ". '-v ,,,sVlulr- iuJsl: V. A ' S'
rerrvsniirg, i ;ci. ;.i. i.. ..nnw:,i.i
Court of Common Pica
John B. Smith, plaintiff, vs. Frederick Messenger,!
defendant.
V.IJ rreuericu .'Messenger, tietemiant, is nerciiy
V J notified tlrat on tlie JJtl tlay ot Oetoher, A. 1).
said plaintiif, John B. Smith, filed his petition
against him, in the court of common pleas of Wood
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TJie Court of Common Picas of Wood Co.
Jonathan Neelv vs. Joset h Noel, John Noel. Jr.
OllN NOEL, Jr., will take notice that Jona-'
than Neelv has filed in the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, a petition against you and1
John Noel, setting forth that he is the owner of tlie,
south hall oi the west halt ot the south east quar
Iny, .r... I l 'I' I'. I.' l'J i rt t ...... I ..., ,4-.. It..
i11-1 a . ., i.. .I-, ,i I,.,., v , ,.T I'ui-
; "" o.n-. ..u i.u n. .m -,ni uium
I inoioiim-jamD muimicu uu i l-coi .1
! hut lliis l,eel1 destroyed or concealed, for the lui--
pose oi iierrauuing uie cretiuors oi saiu jonn ioei,
and especially the plaintiff, Neely. 1 ou will take
nonce mat, unless youiij)earunu answer tir (lemur
to said petition by the second Saturday of January,
A. D. 185G, at the term of court next thereafter said
petition will be taken as confessed, and judgment
rendered accordingly. Muhhav & Doix.e,
Oct. 20, 1835. ''JwC 3.37 Attys of Ptff.
1 nulHt .b'hn Noel ; that you claim ownership ot the
same land, but are in tact the trustee of John Noel,
: !iml t!!at yfiU lmve conveyed the same .reniises to
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
iUIIiLEU & CO. arc now receiving-,
Fit. 311
direct, fr
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
to which they respectfully invito the attention of
'J'litir J'rieiiji and Cuxtumers,
Their stot k consists of
i)Y 'ooih, gbocebies.
HABDWAM'n CKO( KLKY.
LOOMS & MIOES. HATS & I' A TP.
BONNETS, and liciuly Made CLr.thiiig.
A ..S O:
IROX, XAll.S, PAIA'JS Oil. Ft, a LASS,
SJ'OMl II I,':, SALT, WATER
1.1 ME, COAL. A-'1.
Their stock is complete and cannot help but give
satisfaction us regards Quaity ami J'rirvK.
We are determined to sell cili:.w for rnuly ptu,
or slivrt n firc i'ii rretit. To those who buy their
Goods lr Il( atly I'ny.
vt e hold out ,ii;i i i r huh. a tm hts, and would ask
them to give us a call before purchasing-elsewhere.
We shall be miicli plcu.-td to ne our friends and
custt mers. 1 . K. M1LLEK & CO.
Perns burg-. Pept. L'4, If- 55.
j
1 I'SiT J ECEI 1 D-
J at (L - .1. Pov l:ns's Stoic
' he following New Books,
I.Y . 'I1ESTEIC.
Ida Norman, by Mrs. Linct ln Pliillijis ;
Life of Horace ( ; i celev , b Paitiu;
The Watchman, bv .1. A. M.;
lntsic,s, by . K. Philander jlocstieks ;
Lewie, or Bentled Twig, by (.( usin ('icily ;
Papal Conspiracy Ex; osetl. by Edw'd betchtr ;
Lite & ritii gs of '1 ho's ('t ie, by Noble ;
l'leligh's Ilomt t'j'athic Piactite;
Com lele Wotks of L it t:;-o l).w ;
Napoleon IKnasty, by 'i he Beikley Men:
Pa l idni m's Pict'l Tra els in Calil'oi uia Oregon ;
Egypt, Arabia, l'ctria anil the Holy Lund, by 1).
(iilidlan's Literary Portraits ; ' Wilhud;
Ci indete Winks of Tin n.i.s V;t k, I.L.D.;
Ernst's Wonders of Hi.-ttny. 17tf
pi:ck & liAiuiiirox,
Corner of Eront-st. antl Limi.-iana Aventie,
All E opening1 a general assortment of DRl'd'S,
MEDlCIMis, M.Y7N and OILS, which
tlu-y oiler itt the lowest market price.
2,000 !
Eor sal a by
O
LBS. WHITE LEAD, IN OIL.
0(10 Dry do. do.
500 Zinc Paint,
PECK HAMILTON.
U.S. l.iuseetl ami Lamp Oils. Spirits Tlipen-
tine. Camphor, Buriiiuu' T'luiii, A Ii hid.
l'orsalcbv PECK .c HAMILTON.
j I LASS. loo Boxes, till sizes, trotn the Eriinklin
vJ" Glass Works, a superior aiticlc, cijiial to the
Erench Glass and much cheaper. Lor sale, bv
PECK & HAMILTON.
1 - - -
r 1ASTOII OIL bv the dozen, as low as can be
j purchased in citv. bv
j i'ECK & HAMILTON,
j " . 7."" . "
ft i O. (Jl ININE, lllst received bv
m km m
PECK tlc HAMILTON.
j --1UEAM TAIITAK, Sup. Carb. Soda and Wa-h-
bv the quantitv.
PECK & HAMILTON.
; p. rt('K HOSE, an invaluabh
j plaints. Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Cutaneous lint -1855,
Hons. Salt lOienni. Krvimel.-w 'i. ii.-l, llo,l..l,..
; Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth. Khi uniatic i.i d
rcineih fotuill tliF-
ises ot tlie liver, Serotulous ami JJilurrisct n
Bronchial Affect ions. and General Di biiity. It a ts
with wonderful efiicieney in jiiirij'i.iii 'llic hloi ii,
g iving tone and elasticity tfi the system, thereby
ins)iring energy and power to throw t.rl those nu
merous diseases incident to this climate.
In quart bottles, at ,1 each.
2tf PECK & HAMILTON.
I'cvrj sbiarf?, lauiiii c & To f ".
ff IJie Packet bloop Ktvccpvr,
:. ft oi.i.kv, master, will ply net wn n the
above )ort the ensuing- season. l' r
freight apply on boaid. or to
B. F. Hoi.i.is i ih & Co., Pci ry.sburg.
Hoi.i.isi i:i: t: Coin N,To!ct!o.
m!i .11 if
)OAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
i a i
V ... i .
.n, a petition will lie present eti to the eonmiission-
,.rs ot oou countv, Ohio, at then- next session, to
Vvest on the north line of said section :!(!, ami i n
: ,,0rth line of section IJ.I. same town and range, to
, tl,e Hu pjairie road, and there to terminate,
I Oct. 2, 1855. T.iwi
, ilv ,)lit ali(j c.tablih a countv road, as follows : C m
! mencing at the north east corner of section :ili,
town C north, (Middleton.) range 10 cast; thence
SCHOOL EXAMINERS. The board will meet
at the court house in Perrysburg, at 9 o'clock,
A. m., on the second Tuesday of November next, for
the examination of teachers. B v order of the board,
Oct. 13, 155.-L'J F. ilOLLEKBECK.