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sewing seeesssss'
The ladiss-ior whom ~ ask no
greater blessing than they deserve /;
have for The past few months orgsn'.
red. and sst forward il successful
operation two or three Sewing So
cissies, and their good work 10 already
visible. What they purpose 10 effect,
No know not. but ere satisfied II 10
coumspdable 10 ito charity. They
never 80 wrong uuless. misdireoted
BY man. Man spsculsses upon the
strong sosaknessss Of woman and her
charity which cometh like tho dew
from heaven; IL often--too often
turned 10 base uses. Might We not
eits more instances than one to prove
thss! Look only to that really chris.
tan order tho =" Sisters Of Charity.
Commanding ~ Il does tho respect
and admiration Of the world. What
sslfssoraAcing II this! Living Mar.
tyrdom, 70 charity ! Yet this order
with oil tho work Of mercy Il performs.
10 made by man. one Of his most pow.
srful agents, to force upon the world.
. religion that cannot exist, where
there 10 any freedom Of conscience and
republican feeling.
To return to tho sewing socisties--
the ladies' alone manage. and their
work 10 one Of mercy and love. All
meet upon an equality; 'rst at one.
and then At another private residence
and In fear that some. may feel NOR
tiled At not being able to entertain |
the company - we'll a. others; all
refreshments are forbidden. For such
socistiss We do not stop to enquire
what 10 10 b done with motal thus
raised >" Il 10 sufficient, 70 reflect,
hat this 70 In truth . Christian Union
.ons tending to unite 10 holy bonds
all scots. which have been declared
at war" by man for bic own pecun.
sry and political ends. We find sin
hsss societies, many, Of those angels
4 mercy who, whom the Crescent
lily Vas hung with mourning, in the
ssrfal pestileuos Of SO. came forward
o advance Of other aid; and raised
money to send down. with nurses for
DO sick. We end among them, those
aides who have stood by our anti
ectarian and therefore christian
Orphan Asylum y nursing and cher.
Shing II, with uutiriug perseverance,.
util II has grown into beautiful pro.
'ortions; doing u more practical and
hereforc bettcr work. than all the
ectarian denominations in town. We
eed not ask the Great God above 10
0 bless the ladies' their work Is seen.
nd it is pronounced 'good.' The
yer blessed and blessing spirit Of love I
) with them.
70 Don Joaquin do Castillo Y.
)os. has been recognized by the Pres ,
dent of tho United States. a. Mexi. .
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DsMsa ~ csnRt
I enclose you herewith % Is,
balance Of Lord Plumbottoms sub.
sctiptioD. Your paper IL having an
immense run here sverybodys cry.
Ing for Il. You should certainly have
an agent In Quebec and Canada West
some ono 10 scour tho coast, and 20
over Cape God. Your view Of The
Eastern Question, has been adopted by
the ministry. - the best out. Now e
the time for you to strike IN deep.
g.. Yours.
.r +. A. G..
This Il but one Of . thousand daily
evidences Of our growing popularity
in foreign parts" Although ws
make Comets daily out Of nine bun.
dies Of paper, the demand il still unsat.
&aed. What 10 the most pleasing cir.
cumstance connected with the matter.
is that tho money Ia above) always
accompanies tho order for more Of
the same sort.
This IL another Asttering evidence
Of our groDing popularity and at tho
ssms time Il impresses us with high
sense Of the aWweciatipsness Of tho
lIslilaxiaus, IL shows 10 the world
that although our independence Is ap.
precisted. still our merit a an effective
Journalist, IL not sufficiently under.
stood 10 induce politicians to come
forward and negotiate with us for the
weight Of our moral influence.
BLANCHE DEAawoop.--This il the
title Of q new novel. on our table this
morning from the extensive literary
Emporium Of J. Mccormick h Co
The leaves are wet with the perfume
Of fresh life. and We look At IL M n
covered feast before Us. soon to be un-
covered for indulgence. We like the
physioguomy Of the, book and shall
turn to it at an early hour, chiefly for |
the reason, that the author ia modest
Of his ability, and dose not thrust his
name upon US in the title page. We
hope 10 find il from the pen Of some
new aspirantt for fame since the
name offs few known native authors
will givs'a work Of this character. u
local habi'ation."
Ex.Post master Kendall. Of New Or.
cans. has found . champion for him.
'elf in tho north. The N. Y. Journal
Il Commerce is ont for him ~ q m UGH
vronged man." The administration Is
threatened with what the Journal
AN do. il the President and bis cabi-
'ct do not do what, they ought to do.
The journal points to what it has done.
md bids all parties, stand from under.
We have curiosity only on one point.
is TO know how much the editor, is
o have for his moral influence in this
natter.
CFThe phenomena presented by
Iake Erie are no various and diverse
hat the dwellers by the shores there.
ore are never at loss for a gorgeous
'anorama Of some description. The
|urkirk journal" thus speakes Of the
mirage seen upon old Erie:
"During the first days navigation this
pring. the lake has afforded on several
cca-ions tho most perfect illustration
{ mirage we ever witnessed. On one
OCCASION last week. just before sunset,
he line Of the Canada coast, with its
'ays. bluffs. islands and harbours was
isible to the naked eye as though it
we're in reality but few miles distant.
Even the lighthouse at Grand River.
nth the shipping in the river, appear
d as distant as though viewed in a
Mirror. This singular phenomenon
Invariably proceeds oerth-east wind, 40
ar as this locality is concerned.
e.
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~ - SSVsS ss~sss"vu ~ "HV~V"
o., in Indiana. - . candidate for Pres
ident Mr.. HARRISON is a con Of the
late Genl. HARRISON, Of Tippacauoo.
HUMAN L,rE.-Ah. this is beauti-
full word. Indeed, I know not what
TO think Of il. Sometimes it is al
gladness ard suushiues. and heaven is
not far of: and then it changes sud.
denly, and il is dark and sorrowfll.
and the clouds shut out the sky. In
tho lives Of the saddest Of US there are
some bright days like this, when we
feel that We could take this great world
in our arms Then come the gloomy
hours when our hearts and al without
and within Is dismal. cold and dark
Believe every heart has its secret sor'
ROW., which the world knows not, and
oitentimes No call . man cold when
b 10 only sad.-Lo~Ntsl'oS.
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70 Don Joaquin do Castillo Y.
Cos. has been recognized by the Pres
ident Of tho United States. a. Mexi.
oau Consul for tho Port Of Now
York.
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Onn BOXES Soap; IS " Candles /;
wv 10 Starch 1850 bis. Cheap
Lime. For sale by
june Is. MoNrAN h BRo.
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I'm time Of peace prepare fer Wart
CLAWS Cholera Syrup u really good
- II has been tried-you should have IL In
your house slwsys--in all sudden attacks
i is iodispsnssbls--if you have no faith in
II. give any how At least one dose, until
you can get physician 10 persons Tesid-
ing in the country, II 10 invaluable com.
pared with sny other similar preparation.
Prepared and ior sale by WM. BO0EL.
May 3Ith Druggist
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Keep it in Remembrance !
THAT THE BEST Of fresh ground st.
l. Louis Flour, can always be had Of
JOSHUA BEAL,
lJune 10th. Opposite Harvey House.
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MADAME r. MAINE Modia. de Psv.

NU AOAWX =. WAINE 11O0SRs Us W
wi IL infosms the Ladies Of Baton Rouge
that she IL now ready 70 make and trim.
bopnsts 70 order, At very reasonable prices.
She has large stock Of Aowers. ribbon and
other trimming on hand, Of the very To-
test fashions. The ladies are invited to
call and examine them ct the New Variety
Store.
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TUsT RECEIVED per Columbus from
y st Louis:
50 Bills -four.
50 Kegs Lard,
Bacon Shoulders and 8. c. Hams,
200 Sacks Corn,
for sale by MAY sol 8. M. Hart 4 Co.

TINE Subscribers have now on hand the
i Best and most complete also, tment
Of Muslin, Silk and Linen. cravsts, Grass
hair Stocks, figured. plain and white Silk
Neck ties &C., &c, even brought 10 this
city. May 81. WADpiLL h PHILLIPS,
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NEW VARIETY STORE.

II MAINE, has the honor 10 inform
T. the lsdies and gentlemen Of Baton
Rouge, that 10 hes now on hand large
stock Of French, German and English
Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Ho.isry; and .
very select assortment Of Perfumesy, all 81
which will be sold at very low pficss-
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully ~
vited, to call and examine his stock, b..
fore purchasing slsewh here and they wiz
find Il 70 their advantage 70 purchase sf.
him. ljan. 4.yl +. MAlNE3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-17
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The Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood Co.

Jonathan Nicely VS.. Joseph Noel, John Noel, Jr.
TOHN NOEL, Jr,, will take notice that Jona-
u than Neely has fled in the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county petition against you and
John Noel setting forth that he is the owner of the
south half of the half of the south east quar-
ter of sec. &, II. 6, r. II, in Wood county by pur-
chase under an execution issued from said court
against John Noel; that you claim ownership of the
same land, but are in fact the trustee of John Noel
and rhar you have conveyed the same premises to
him. which conveyance was not placed on record
but has been destroyed or concealed, for the pur-
pose of defrauding the creditors of said ohm Noel
and especially the plaintiff Neely. You will take
to said petition by the second Saturday of January
a. ID. 1866 at the term of court next thereafter said
petition will he taken as confessed, and judgment
rendered accordingly. MURRAY e. DODGE,
Oct. 20, lS55.--23w6$3.37 Attys of Ptf
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Court of Common PIens.

John 3. Smith, plaintiff, VS. Frederick Mess, ger.
defendant.
SAfD Frederick Messenger, defendant, is hcretv
- notified that on the 22d day Of October A. n.
1853 said plaintiff, John b. Smith, filed his petition
against him, i'll the court Of common pleas OF wood
county, Ohio, the object and prayer of Which was
to obtain Judgment against lin for the sum Of
one hundred and seven and so 100 dollars and in
terest thereon from the 3lst day of July. A. II. lSh
upon an account for goods sold and deliver ed to de
fendant. And that unless said defendant answers
said petition by the Sth day of December. A. y.
1865 plaintiff will take judgment against him there
on by default. ROUSE q CLARK. Ptffs Attys.-
Perrysburg, Oct. ~ lS55.--24wG$2.75
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NOTICE.--AlT persons interested will take no
v tice that William Clark and Elias Brannan
have filed in the court OF common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, their petition as propretors of the
town plat of the town of Mitonville, in said Wood
county, asking the court to vacate said town plat
and that said petition viii be for hearing at the
spring term, A. ID. 1856, of said court.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys
Nov. 3, 1S5j.--25w9S2.G3
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Executives Sale.

ON Saturday the 8th day of December, A. d.
~ 1855. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the door
Of the court house in the city of Toledo Lucas coun-
~, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate, the property of Benjamin f.
Stickney, deceased to wit:
The south east ofthe south west fourth:
The west one-half of the north east fourth and
The north west one-fourth of section thirty 36)
town N, range II E., in the county of Wood,
and state of Ohio. = W.
Terms of sale, one half cash down and one half in
year Srom day of sale, with interest secured bv
mortgage on property sold.
MARY NJ. STICKNEY. Executrix
OF estate of b. +. Stickney, decd
Boledo, November s, lS55.--26w4$2.25
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Andrew PargelIis,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrators
on the estate of Andrew Pargellis deceased, late Of
Wood county, Ohio. Dated this 25th day of Octo-
Der, A. D, l955.--24w4 ELIZABETH PARoKkLIs,
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Perrysbuurg Prices Carrent.

Wheat $lG5@1.70; Flour. S8.0O@S.5O; kye.
75@S0; Corn, CO@G5; Oats, 25M31; Potatoes, 81
6l50; Butter, 1S@2O; Eggs, 10@l2 !, Apples dried,
S1.25G11 sos Peaches, dried, $t.00tt125; Beans,
S1.25@l. .5O Feathers, 316t44 Fresh Pork, cas-:
Beef, 350r4; Tallow, 10W12; Lard, S@10; Wool.
25M3O Hay, $S.00@10.00; Wood, $125@1.50; ;
Salt, S2.O002OO; Onions, 37M50.
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Ebenezer Graham, admir-. of Jarvis Spatord, dec d.
rs. Gabriel Crane ct ri.
A DMINISTRATOR SALE.-By virtue of an
N order of sale to directed and delivered.
from the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio | will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, the 22d day of
December, A. D. 1888, between the hours Of II
o'clock NJ. and o'clock p II. of said day, the fol-
lowing property: In-lots No 432 and i52, and out
lot No. So and the west one-fourth of out-lot No.
26 in Perrysburg, Wood county. Ohio
l.. GRAHAM, Admir-.
MtRRAv & DobGE, Attys. Pet
Nov. TO- ISj5.--2GW5S2
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Ebenezer Graham, admir- of Jarvis Spatiord, dec d.
Marshall w. Spatford ct al.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.--By virtue of an
N alias order OF sale to me directed and delivered
from the court of common pleas of Wood county
Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, December 22d
1855, betweeA the hours of II o'clock NJ and 9
o'clock p. NJ. of said day n-lot number 3, and the
west half of in-lot number 77G; also out-lots Se
and PIG, in Porrysburg Wood county, Ohio.
T.. GRAHAM, Admir-.
MURRAY DoDGE, Attys Admir-.
Nov. 10, 1S55.--2Gw5Sl .S8
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Administrators Sale.

Hannah Dustin, Adm TX, VS.. Dustin's heirs.
DY virtue of order OF sale to me directed and
I'D delivered, from the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday De
cember 22d, 1855, between the hours of ~ o'clock
NJ. and2 o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the following
property: The undivided half of ont-Iot 2G9 in
Tots so and 2S6; the undivided half Of nlot 367.
and the middle one-third part Of inlot number 3SG
in the town of Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio,
subject to the dover estate of Hannah Dustin
therein. HANNAH DUSTIN, Adm'rx.
JAMrs MuRRAN, Sol. Pet
Nov. TO- 1Sj5.--2Gw5S S2.l2
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DOCK ROSE, an invaluable remedy for all die
4 eases of the Liver Scrofulous and Bilious &C IA
phsints. Indigestion. Dyspepsia Cutaue' us ErtI
tions, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Coughs. H,adat Q,
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth, Rheumatic Al d
Bronchial Affections, and General Debility. Itatts
with wonderful efficiency in purifying Tie biood.
giving tone and elasticity to the system. thercl
inspiring energy and power to throw off those l. IL
merous diseases incident to this climate.
In quart bottles at 81 each.
2tf PECK 81 HAMILTON
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Ebenezer Graham, admir- of Jarvis Spafford, dec d.
rs. Isaac Hull ct al.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.--By virtue of a
n decretal order of sale to me directed and de-
livered, from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday December
22d. 1855, between the hours of II o'clock NJ and
o'clock p. of said day, out-lots in the town of
Perrysburg, Wood county Ohio, number $50 and
23l, containing each six acres more or less.
F.. E.GRAHAM, Admir-.
MURRAY & Dodge, Attys Admir-.
Nov. TO- 1Sj5.--26w5$1 1.SS
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
" been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of Franklin Merrill, deceased late of
Webster township, Wood county, Ohio.
WALTER DAVIDSON.
Nov. 10 IS55.--3Gw3*
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
" been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate OF Nathan Merrill deceased late of
Webster township, Wood county, Ohio.
WALTER DAVIDSON.
.. Nov. 10, 1Sj5.--2Gw3*
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William Ewing and Adaline Hunter, executors of
A. Haynes decd. ID. Whitney ct ai
EXECUTORS SALE.---By virtue of an alias
II order of sale to me directed and delivered from
the court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio.
will offer for sale ut the dnor of the court house
in Perlysbdrg, on Saturday December 22d, 1879,
between the hours of u o'clock NJ. and O'Clock
p. NJ of said day, the north half of the half of
the north west quarter Of section number twenty
two, (22 in township six, (6) range ten lO) east in
Wood county Ohio containing 10 acres, more or
less Terms of sale, cash.
WILLIAM EWING.
ADALINE HUNTER,
MCRRAY e. DODGE, Attys. Ex'rS.
Nov. TO- 1Sj5.--26w5&2.25
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Horatio Merrill's Estate.

TINHE subscriber has been appointed and qualified
l. as administrator the estate of Horatio Mer-
ttill, deceased, late of Webster township, Wood
county Ohio. WALTER DAVIDSON.
Nov. 10. 1S53.--2Gw3*
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CHIP KNEES WANTED, delivered at the
- dock in Perrysburg, for which the highest price
will be paid c. V. JENlSON
Oct. u. 1S55.--2tw3
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-18
THE STATE OF IOWA,
Scott County. (

- Ik--You are hereby notified that there Is now on
- ns the Office Of the Clerk ot the District Conn
Ia Scott County, petition Of samuel saadors claim
ng of YOU ne hundred aud one aEd 29.hb dollars
money due him on ta certain promissory notes,
euted by sou In words and figures following 10 vii:
tonel
son or before the FIRST day OF November next !
promise 10 SamE al SaddnrIs or bearer the OF
thirty collars and Mt, five cents, FIR value received.
April 9th. 1852. AARON NOVELS
(lhs oihsr) Davenport, November 2sth. irIa
$50 Two years from date, for vslue received. |
promise 10 pa! 10 Cook Sargent or order fiiy dol
lars with interest ii 10 per cent per mum at their of.
fee iB Davenport AARON NOVELS.
Which said last promissory note WAS endorsed by
said Cook Sargent to said Saddoris and 10 the
property Of said Saddoris And YOU are further not
fed that have been returned by the Sheriff laid
Scott county ''not found And unless YOU az pc
and said Petition before the i4ih day of
MAY, A. ID. e55, judgement will be rendered against
you thereon SAMUEL SADDORis, Pit'n.
J. ID. PATTON. Clerk Of Court.
Uated thi. OH day u Anrll. LIS DIV
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WALL PAPER,

WYE have lust received second lot OF Wall Paper
w ani Her,iers direct nom the Manufacturers III
View York aud We have now on hanh i,eeo holls oil
various patterns. We will also receive ~ sN ~.
sy Railroad another large 10, oie0a Rolls. making
our stock amount 10 10000 kelis of iao patterns
persons Intending - paper their houses THIS spring
We ahd say that being the Agents ot one OF tae -,
80, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New York we are rrepafea'to
furnish Wall Paper and Rarders at Factory prices
with The addition OF freight -,
,ahay ,anpcs of All our all Paper and BORDERS II
our HOOK Stand IN the Post oaiee, where they can
make selections and leave Their orders Give us eai
49, WARREN n RHAWS,
booksellers aud Stationers and dealers IN Wall -
per Post once Davenport. Illinois 81. ROCK isaha
March goth dn