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LAWS OF OHIO.
(Published by Authority.)
[No. 24.]
AN ACT
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Supnlnmontarv to
nn net ontutmi " an noi
duAiiing. certain dmiot of clerks, tlu-nfl's,
nnd (irniouuiliig attoriu'v,' issod I ub-1
. ruary 2d, IStJ. "
SucTlost I. He il rnactrd In the General
Assembly of the S'aie of Ohio. That It
shall bu tho duty tif titurj clurk of ovary
court ol record to receive from (he hands id
the tlierifT. or other officer of the court, nil
Coin fated upon nny writ issued trnin t lit)
court, tiich at uppraitori' feet, primer s feet,
or any other teet nocostuiily inurrud in
the elocution of any luoh wi n, and pay the
Same over to the permm entitled (hereto on
demand t nnd it shall bo the dulv el tho
ahuritl'. or oilier officer of court, in tax such
Olli, Collect und pay the ilium over to the
ulerk of the court Irom wh.oli Ihe writ issu
ed, giving the inime ot each individual, and
tho amount which each it entitled to n ruive.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro tem., of the Senate.
President pro tem., of the Senate. February 14, 1859.
[No. 25.]
AN ACT
To amend the 314th tection of tho Codo of
Civil Procedure.
Sr-crtos 1. Be it miu t.il hy the Geneinl
Assembly of the Mule nf Ohio
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i hut tho
S14cl suction ot the ucl entiiletl
' un act In
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ltubli.lt i code ol c.v.l procedure.
amended . to road a. ..low,; hoc. 314
The IuII.iwi.ir poi tnii. tha i ho inomnpetei,
to testily 1 1 lit I t.,,. who are ol unsound
mind at tho tnuo nt their production lor
pi oo iiuuiiii III.
examination.
I 4-.. 'II I
2d. Clnldieii uniler ten ve.iit
Of aij.l. wh. appear insapihle of rooimoi;
just impress:. ins of tho tacts lesp.iciniii
which they uro I'Xamimw, or nt relaiiox
. , n . I , . , .,
them tril v. 3d. Husband and wile, tnr er
I.
mraliiAI. m.li'Ii iiIIiki or i.iiiiei.1111 n r tinu nmn.
inuntcaiion made by nno to the oilier, dm
ine tho inirriajjii, whutlier Cilled ut ti wit-
tiois while that l elatniii su'it nted, or alter
wurdt, except in actions where th i wit'e.wuie
hu a tome Kilo, would on p aniiilt or deleu
da. it ; in which action the wile iniv testily,
r.uher chu huabtnd or wife in ay lestitv. but
lint hnih 4th An attrirney. concwiiiini; any
cmi'tiuoicat ion ina.i.i to linn hy hta client, in
that lelaiion, or hit advice thereon, without
tho clioiit's cum nit. Oh. A eloiny.iian or
priest, cniicernin any cnnfu'iimi inado to
III tn in hi. prohmional cltai actor, in the
course of ditciplinu unj'iiund by the church
to winch hu n. il.ins, wiih.iut the consent nf
th pel sou makitiK the ciiufeKjinn, G il. No
pui'tuti who would if u parly bu iocouipu
tent in lenity under Iho loovisious nf hec
813. thall beco.nu competent by rousoti of
an uBS.iiiiHiiii ot Ins claim.
fiai. 2. That section 31 1 of the laid act
to utall!bll a ende ot civil procedure, us
laid aeutiou w,s amended by the act ol
April 12 h. 1828. be, and tlio tame it hereby
repcuk-d.
bee. 3, Tbii net itiull tuka i fl'uct upon
ill
WILLIAM B WOODS,
WILLIAM B WOODS, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
E. BASSETT LANGDON.
President pro tem. of the Senate.
February 14, 1859.
[No. 26]
AN ACT
To prohibit W.tchmim und othor I'olice
Olfb;urs from claiming Witness 1'uea in
oeriain cases.
&KCTl'Jit I. Tie it rnactrd hy the flrnrral
JiiMnnbly of the iilalr of Ohio. That nn
Tvaiomnaii or other police ellicer shall be
entitled In any witness feet in any case pro
eculud under any criminal law ol iho .Slate
of Ohio, or any ordinance ol a city ol the
first or second class, b. loi e any police judge
or mayor ofauv inch city, justice ot the
peace or othur ollicer, having jurisdiction in
uch easel.
Sue. 2. Thii act ihull tuku r fleet from
and uflor ill
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
E. BASSETT LANGDON.
President pro tem. of the Senate.
February 14, 1859.
[No. 28]
AN ACT
To ainond tho net entitle. I "an net tn fix tho
tialariut of Judge, in curtain easel."
Section 1. Be It ea-tctrd by the General
Jliiriitbly of the State of Ohio. That in
II the c.iuntie. of ilns .State, having a pop
ulation of two hundred thousand inhabitants
or upwards, hu Ju lijes of the Court of
Common l'leal hereutter elected therein,
ball receive, in addition to the eahiry now
paid to them out uf the Statu Trua.uiy. tho
um of nno thousand dollars per annum, to
be paid to them out of the county Treasury,
in the tamo manner and at .null timet iih it
provided by tuw fur Iho pas meet of the sal
riot nf the Judi-ea nut of liiu .Stale Treasu
ry : Provided that if the salaries of Judge,
of the Court of Common Pleas should hu
increased by Iho Statu, then tho payment
out of tho county Treasury shall bu dimin
ished in proportion, to that such Judges
hall not in any way receive more than
twunty-flvo hundred dulluia pur unuum sal
ry.
Kko. 2. That tho first section nf the
above recited act, passed April 12th, 185S,
bll uud tlio luin.i it Inn
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President the Senate.
February 18, 1859.
[No. 29.]
AN ACT
Malting a Furtial Appropriation tn moot
Iho current oxpeusut nt thu Northern
Ohio Ltinutiu Asylum fur the year 1359.
" SECTION 1. Be it rnac.tcd by Ihe rrnrral
rttiemoiy oj ine Male oj UM, t hat Ihere
il hereby appropriated, nut nf the fundi in
thu treasury of thii Klato applicable to gen
eral revenue purpose, lur current expenses
of ihe Noi thorn Ohio Lunatic Asylum fur
1860, tho turn of five thousand ilo'lart.
Kkc. 2. This act shall luko effect on its
)UugO.
WILLIAM
WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the House of Representives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
February 18, 1859.
[No. 30.]
AN ACT
To amend loeliuu sixty-lour of an actcn
titled "an act m provide for thu rooigau
ixaiiun, lupurvisiini ami maiuteiiancit
Common hohonl.," passed March 14 1853.
Suction 1. lie il rnacted by the General
sVfjrmw.y oj ( state of Ohio, That lec
tion lixty-lunr uf the act atm etaid, ut laid
lection it now amended, thall hu to amend
ed ai lo read at folio. : Sue 64, Theilelits
which liavo heroinlnio been cotitiatted bv
ny tchnnl ditttict lor tchenl puiposel shall
be provided for by tho ellimatu i( ihs pro
or school board! cruatnU under the piovit.
loot of thit uot, and uotioni may bo bi ought
gaimt luoh boards to reoover tho tame
When any Judgment thall bo obtained
agalnit any luch ichnul maid, It thall be
h duty of laid board to make an ultimate
for the diitr.ct or lub-d.itriut, at laid board
miy deem equitable, of tbo ainouni requir
ed to latitfy luoh jadgrocot, with Inturctl
Dd eotti : Said iuiouuj.o ctlluiatcd ibaii
I
ho en In ttio county auditor, shall bo
hmojm'J, hy liiin upon llio district or iub
district, hi tho ram nmy be, and thall bo
colk'CtiMl nnd mid out In Iho samu niMinor
hi other school iiuos. upon tho nrdrjr of the
W lit tnlil Kfinril tit, nil I Ik. tf.wtifthiti Irnnl.
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uinr, in sutisiy inu Jiiugmtmt ainrosniu.
NtC, 2. '1 hut scut'oii sixty four aforuiaid
lie uml I ha mimu hereby it repealed.
JStc 3. Tun ucl shull tuko tiled upon
in lntssugo.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
the House
MARTIN
President the Senate.
February 18, 1859.
[No. 35]
AN ACT
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To amunt! tho Seventh Section of the net
I'hlii'eii "mii net lur tho I'rufviiilnn of
Uamiiiff.' ptissud March 12. 1831, us
uuieinlud by tlio not ot April 17, 1857, un
titled "an act lo allium! nn act entitled
nn ucl morn tlict iim 1 1 y l'luvont Guuib
liilrf." pussed .l.itiourv 17. 1810.
Mi ction 1 lie it enact, d by the Gtntral
Assembly uf the .Sidle of Ohm, Thut Iho
sijvmuli si-i'iinu ot Iho net onlilled " tin ant
Inr the pi orviition ot ginning," pimmd March
12, 1 -3 ;i 1 . us iiinondud by iho third tectum
ot iho act passed April 17, 1857, oiititluil
"un'uci to uiuuiid an act mitilhid nil act
innio . Ifocluallv lo iiiovuilt rjumblilio,'' tint-
mid January 17, 1 Ts -J " . bo so amended ui to
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I hat it uny person
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Bum nt money, or other property ol any
value, ill Mian iiiur.n uuv uuv ui ttuii' i"i
any tun. ot i.n.noy. or othur property ol
J tuch pertnn .hall, on convic-
, , ho fined in an. lu.n not ,x-
, hundred dollar., or bo imp. i-
.... . in.. . . .i. .. . ..
value, or kliall inuko uny but or wurinr tor
I . .1 t .1 .. , I ,1,
B.FIIO.I III 1IIU lil.UIIIT 11,11 IMI lUfll 11IMII ltt
. . .. . ... ..
uai inn iiiiiiu iikiii bi. 1IIUIIIII0.
hue 2. That the third lection of tlio net
I passed April 17, 8.')7, entitled "nnurtto
IIIIKIIKI U I Ulk Ulllllll'U nil f,i.t IIIIIIU
,,- . ,, , ... .... ,
f II'LIUU.iV til IIIUIUII, H.IIIIUlllll', llllQnt'U
I . n'. '
January 17, 1H4U, bo uud the luuioil hereby
n i o iled
six' 3. This act shall taku effect from
its
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
I hereby certify thai I huro compared tho
oi iJ;.iioi lawt with authenticated copies re
ceived by mo from thu Secretary of Statu,
and that they uro correct.
C. C. FIELD,
Auditor of Geauga County.
MEDICAL.
U7ITI1 OT A.MIMIU'AN womi:n.
1'iomtt.eN. V. Datby Svw lJiluriiil.J
We (tfirn in call aitiiiton lo u letter tioni Dr.
Jotthu.i K. Uii K'.o.un l(e;iltli ot' Anicricaii Wo
uieii," m uiijHilt column. Utt irouis Iho mihjt ci
in nn able niaiMi'.T. and hi nkill uud medical juiig
incut in :i y be it'litU uputl.
Frit in the Atb-itiy Evening Exprrst.
Murrliall'a Un-rine Cutholicon Im proved to be
fully a? vuluaUle rf it U cUiinu'd to bo hi many
ttuven: tt it- tn ido y niudicul rtitlemen and others.
lr. lii iuyo ia a rcyular phyt-inn of vury fliih a
taiuitiui.iri, a matt ut gio;it judgment nnd dincrimi
n it lion, u indiciouit uud highly MtcHtul uructi
tinner. u all ilisciirica, cs.itcuil'.y those ol' women
and children.
Fiom Physicians,
MarflhrtM'.i Utniine Cnilinlicnn will certninlv
euro ull tlio dt.seiiscs for which it in rrrointiifltidua
In the wtnal cu4 1 liavo ever mot with, .Mnr
slittil'M L'lonnu Cutholicon id a certain and talo
leuio.ly.
MAltSII.VMASL'TKRINFCATHOLICON
Is tiulieittitinIy otYvied u a reliable remedy for
nil thuso cuiuplnims lo which every womuii it
liable, ami which gradually oillct tlio mind a well
as the body, no thut to think, talk or work b
eouieH uliko a source ot sullftniiK- if nut all impoH
cilnliiy. Among oilier complaints N.r which tho
CalUolicoii it a remedy is lie i' ulliujj of tlio Womb,
Wlnius. SuiioresHed. lrrtuulnr or i'uintul .Men
hiftiitiiou. Ulo;ni..g. lullaunnalious and Uibenuex
l the KldncVboi Uriuury Urgaus, Itrtenlion or
liiconiiucuce ot I'riuu, Ileurtburn, C'oaitvetiess,
iSrrvoii'iii'(-st l-'auiiiuL's, I'alpiintioii. Crumps.
Uiituitit'd lecp, and ull trouble, organic or fym
pathi'iic, connected with iho uterine organs.
Ludu s who are troubled with uny ol the ubove
eyinptonm, or with ptne, liver or lun .omplaiutf,
uift invited to adiliebs lr. UKUHiK. with full con-
h.Uiicc that they will find reliel. Marshall's
l.'ui me Ctnliolicoii is not a quuck mudiciuu. but
its inundients liuvo btxu inudo known to the
Medina! Colltcr', and they aio ut the scrvicu of
any loaptctuuic phy.-iciau in tii country.
VVnf pine of Marthalig 1'Urine Cat hoi icon u
Out: Doltur and a Hal per Single B-Atl.
Wist limionD, Coshocton Co., May 14, 1857.
Mr. If li. Kinulcy, Sr. 1 linvo been selling
tho mctficinoH of iho (irndl itberfi Company lor the
hist ten yen re, find huvo iuvunatdy found tJiein to
f;ive j.-ood bu ihiction ; und iho pills 1 have sold to
u L"ud many fatuilus us n-giilarly as their ten and
colK'o, and with my trade they becuino a staple
ariiem. ..inrHiiaii h t 'lenue Uutnolicou is a meili
ciiio thru lias doiiK a grent amount of good in fe
malfl diHruses. One lady Isold a to told me she
hnd rcibivfd more hem-lit from one bottle then she
did from a lonu eonrho of medical trealniotil by ihe
mom ftKUtui puysiciuns.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
Jauuaty 1st, iHUS.
MliH KOUINKON'S CERTIFICATE.
rniNo.v, Trumbull Co.. May 1st. 1843.
J hta rcriiht'S that 1 have been in very poor
lio.itili for qui Hul found little or no relief alior
emptoyiuir u mmitter o physicians. My disease
w ax l'rolnu-.i!i L'lori. I had hi en reduced bv ihut
and I'louror Albus until I hud become ulcerated to
a conNiikrnhlH extent, iiy tho advice of Ir. (t.
W. Uushitell I procured nnd took tlx Lotties of
.Muishall's L' tun re Catholu-oii wlucli rnubled mo
to attend to my husband in his lust fickuess until
he diud, which was alMut a your since, i have
taken lliree tiOtilfs since hisdeaili. which hnn nindtj
me able to Inhur and summrl niv lamilv of three
olnldrt-n. 'The Cntholicun has nearly restored me
to health It it tho only thing (hat liuw mitigulctl
in auuvi tujj u( nnico i icii very graieiut.
MAKY E. ROBINSON
I'OR SALE BY
A Cook, Churdon,
t! I'. Treat. Claridnn.
I. E. Willi.imt. r.iikmnn.
II 1. flishoD Sj Son, Midd!cliold.
Il C. KellDce, Munsnn.
Hi.tirv tiliiiminiifi Itiifi.nll
I. Milan Si K'oit. Mulliurry Cornerl.
Unri iek ,t (Juinet. Newbury.
1'.,ui X- It, ,n. I' ., ,1,1.
And by Mudtuine Ueulort generally, tbro'
OUb bllU C3IUIU.
H. b. KISOSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohm,
March IS. 18:0. 479 Gm,
nt
.
T7 youth axii makiiood:
JUSri'UUMSllKI),tho25lh Thou
sand, nnd ninile.l in a sen led envelope, tu sny oj
dnwi, pott jaid, en re-eipt uf 3 aiaini
.1 Midieat I'tttiv an the Phijtical Eih iiutinnand
X'ir.ij vf tat t'euine, C'luMiU 6y "Hclf-Abiut,"
Infection, and the Jnjaeuiiit Cviiteiutnc'e ot
'rtir', .
Uy It. J. CL'IA ERWIXl., M.D.,
Meinlr ol I !m Itoynl Collrije of Surgeons, ktcte
ti'f Siicrinai.irrhiiiri or Seminal MmiiuioiiM i
lul und Nurvous Uebtiiiy, Imuoioncy, l.ot of
l.iimuy. Hi iiroshiuii ol Siirii, Ttiniilily, DiMSMia
ollllunexu.illluniia. tin.l linn, .liin,-nl I.. l,ri,..
"i" i" J "u iiieciuuiiv rmnnveu tiy Ihe Au
tlier'a nuvi I uml moat nuc.Mwfiil muWe of treatment
l.y laeaiia ul wlncli ili liwalld can ratn priaiii.e
.,,. lucouraa tu rjunceruus anil
ex,ciiivv medicines.
I'rim ihe J.ud,H t.iHrfi.Thn bssi treatinc
over written on a tubieet uf vind linporttmic in til
well w rdiy the Aiitlior'i rxulml rrputnit in " '
VT Address ilia Publishers. J C. KI.IVI-. r
Ihi Avenue, eor. JUthitrect I'oat Dux No. 458j
ew t era i'iy.
Ap. b. If.VJ.
48J-nniln.
I.AIKJE Atmrtinc-nt f TRUX IKS. VAI.-
S..1'. "" ' 'i il . i snu iioi'.m,
0OVEH,onbtndby
Nov.U. WH.KIX8&.KE l.VY.Y.
trfVlI) Astortmenlnf .AHIIW DOMESTIC
t CAt.l' IW0TEEK. warranted lo auit, by
MEDICAL.
Ague Cure,
rot Tin artiDT coat ot
Intermittent Ferer, or Feer Atne,
Remittent Ferer, Chill FeTer, Dnmfc
Anne, Periodical Headache, or Billon
Headache, and llilloui Fcreri, indeed
for the whole clan of diieaiet origi
ntinf In biliary dc ranf cment, earned
by the Malaria of miairantio countriei.
No ono remedy il louder called for by the
neceuitioi of the American people than a iurt
and safe cure for Feror and Aftue. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the elites,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no hum con arise from iti use in any quan
tity. That which protect! from or prcTenti thii
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention it
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attack! of
thii baleful distemper. This ' (,'UHt " expeli
tho miasmatic poison of Fever and Aoui
from the tystcm and prevent! the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the tint ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. It U
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaint, but alto the
cheapest. Tho large quantity we supply for
a dollar bring it within the reach of every
body; and in bilious districts, "where Fivia
and Auue prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both for euro and protection.
It is hoped this prire will place it within the
reach uf all tho poor as well as tho rich. A
grent superiority of thii remedy over any
other ever discovered for tho speedy and cer
tain cure of Intermittent! is, that it contain!
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro
duces no quinism or otlwr injurio.ii effect
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it arc left a healthy at if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and ARtie ii not alone the consequence
of the miu.innttc poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from iti irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Uout, Headache,
Ulindtiess, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth
ma, l'alpitation, l'ainful Affection of the
cSpleeii, Hysterica, Tain in the lluwelt. Colic,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in thii cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. Thii C't'aa " expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cure them all
alike. It it an invaluable protection to immi
grant! and person! travelling or temporarily
residing in the malariom districts. If takm
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fection, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in surHcient quantity
to riptm into disease. Hence it ii even more
valuablu fur protection than cure, and lew will
ever suffer from Intermittent!, if they avail
themselvci of the protection, thi remedy af
fords. Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO,
tr to composed that diaatti within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or erade them.
Their penetrating properlica tearch, and eletnae,
and iniinorat every portion of the human orgao
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healtlijr vitulities. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who ia bowed down with
Etui or physical detiility it astomahed to And hi
ealth or energy restored by a remedy at once to
simple and inviting.
Mot only do they cure thi every day complaint
of vcry body, but alao many formidable and
dangerous diaeasea. The agent below named i
pteatea lurniaii gratis my American Almaaae,
containing certificates of their curea and directiona
for their use in the following complaints: Cvitivt
nejf , Jltarthum, Headache arising Jrom disordered
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid
Inaction of the Bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Appe
tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complainta,
arising from a low state of the body or obstructioa
at its functions. Tbty are an excellent alterative
fur the renovation of the blood and the reatora
tion of ton lad ttrangth to the system debilitated
by distal.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
roa'MB batid ccaa or
Conght, Cold, Influenza, Iloaraen,
Croup, Bronchltit, Incipient Coainmp
. tion, and for the relief of Contumptlv
I'utientt in advanced stagei of I ha
diteate.
8o wide It the field of Iti usefulness and so i
merou are the ctaea uf ita curea, that almoet
overy section of country abound in persona pub
licly known, who hav been reatored from alarming
and even desperat diseases of the lungs by it
use. When unc tried, its superiority over eiery
other mcdicino of ita kind ia too apparent to eacap
observation, and where ita virtues are known, uie
Jmblto no longer ucaltate what anudot to employ
or Iho dinlressing and daagarou affections of the
iniiiiiuuMrj orpinis mil are uiciucni iu uui viiniaiv.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon th
community have failed and been discarded, thi
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefit
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro
duced curea too numerous and too rttaarkabas to
be forgotten.
FREPASKD BY
DR. J. C. AVER Sc. CO.
iOWELL, MASS.
A. i OtIK,
General Agent fur Octiuyo county,
t'liHi-ilmi. Ohio.
&3rSoMatsoby Dr. Jonx Nichols. Chardon, and
ntu di. L,i.tvtLAMU. t.. lltirntun.tJ. 4,ta-ly
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevulent Institution, established by specials
duwmeiitjoe the rebel uj the sick and distress
ed, aJticleU with Virulent mid Epi'
denitr diseases.
rpiIK HOW A It l ASSOCIATION, IN
J view ul I lie owlul destruction ol human 111.
caused by Sexual Diseases, and the deceptions
practiced upon t Ita uiilurtunat victims ol audi
disuases hy Ciuacke. tevcial year agu directed
tneir tonsuliuig burgeon, as a Ciniritiible Act
worthy of their 'iiamu, to open a Dispensary lor
the Treatment ot this Cluss of Disease, in all
their loriiia, and to give A1I.D1CAL. ADVICE
t.KATIM tu all wliu may apply by letter, with
description of their euiuliiiuii, (ago, occupation,
habiti ol lilo. etc.,) and in cases ol extreme, pover
ty to Ft ItMlsil All.ltlCl.NI.il i'ltt.L OK
t. II AKt.l-.. Jl is needles to add thut the Asso
ciatiju commands the holiest Aledlcnl Skill el the
ago, and will luriiish tiie nn it appruved modern
treatment
Tli Director of the Association, in their An
nual Itepon upon the treatment of Pexua His-
uaset, lur tho year ending January 1st, I Si,-),
cAuieaa 1110 uigiiesi eansiuciiun wnu ine tuccett
wiitcn nas aituiiiled tlio latiort ol the Conaulting
Surgeon in tlio cure of Siierinaturrhaa, Seminal
Woukili'SS, Impotence. Uoiiorilicea. tiled, Sypliil
lis, tho vice ol OiianiMu or .Sell-Abuse, ic , and
order a continuance of the same plau fur the en
euini: year.
Tim Directors on a review of the past, fecial
sured llial tlieir labors in this sphere ol benevulent
eflurl, have been ul crcat lienetit to the nlllii icd
especially lo the young.and they have resolved io
u..u .iiviiiK-i.L-e, w un reneweu tai, io inn very
iuilHirlani bin niu'cli despised cause.
An adinirubio Iteport on Spermatorrhoea, or
Seminal Weakness, tho Vice ol Onanism, Mastur
bation or Sell-Abuse, and other Diseases ol the
Sexual Organs, by ihe Consulting Surgeon, which
will be tent by mail, (in a sealed leiter envelupe,,
nee vr rnnirr.on ruceipi oi iva stamps lor pott
ago. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of Sexual Diseases, Diet, etc., are
constantly being published for gratuitous distribu
linn, and will Co tent to th uHllctod. Some of
the new remedies and methods of treatment di.
covered during th last year, are of great value.
Addrcaa, for Report or iieatment, Or, tiKO.
It. t:A I.UtHIN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Asociation, No. t South Ninth Street, i'liiladel.
phia, 1'a. Ily order of the Director!,
EZItA D. IIEARTWELL, i"riiaVnl
(iEO. rAllrHII.n, .Vtcreljru.
Ot!tohery6. H7. 559-!y
ri'UHK PAINT for sale by
I COOK at HAMILTON
"4 GOODFyitof FIKKIIVH for Sale cheap
r euiiablo for Packing Mutton, 1'ork and
I3ef. Cull atise them t
Jii. i WlI.KIN3eV.yP:tLEY.
fTIN AN1 8TONK V A It 10. by
I Nov.U) WILKlNScVKF.U.F.V.
UAR. Mdlutfl. rinnr Kfill Nulls. R...r,i
llrUvrc,tlwiiri tn baud and for sale low, a
(blV V,1.L LliAmitl
LEGAL.
NOTICE.
rilllK undetiignod hat boon ippolntod
X Kiocutor of tbo Kstate of Ltonjamin
Onff, deceated.late of Troy, Oeaug County,
Ohio. All porsnni conceriiod will eororu
tboiniulvet accordingly.
NOAH MILLS UOr F.
Troy, May 6tb, 18&0. 48(1 3w
IN TUB COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF GEAUGA CO., O.
Hiram Stanton and
Joto I'arkor. I'lfftt..
r. v cit'K t'lction.
Walter 6. llarpor,
I'uleiiilunt,
rilllF, said Defendant, Walter 8. llarpor,
JL who reside in the Statoof Now York,
it hereby Notified that laid Plaintiffs,
Hiram Stanton and Join Parker, oommeno-
ed an notion ngulntt laid Defendant before
Samuel Maguntgal, r.sq., a Justico ol Iho
Fence of said County.and obtained an order
nf Attachment thoruin, upnn which the
Conttnblo to whom laid Order tiiued return
ed that ha had found no property of tho
Defendant to attuch, but that thu Defendant
owned or had an interest In real estate in
aid County ; and therefore laid Justico of
tho I eaco curnfieU laid cauto to tint Court;
and laid Plaintiff hare filed thoir petition
in Ihi Court againtt laid lietemlunt nnil
claim judgment ugainit said Defendant lor
973 anil Interest from Oct. 1st, 1858, on a
Promissory Note made and delivered by
thu Dele infant tu ono William Duuet, and
bv mid Duonl transferred and delivered to
the Fiiiintitls, and havo obtained nn Order
nf Attachment in thi Court, and the tmnu
hut been lorved by Attaching certain Heal
Etlulenf laid Defendant in thii County.
Said Defendant ii notified to nppuur and
answer said petition oo or before the third
Saturduv utter the 17th dav of June next.
D. W. CANFIELD, Atty. for Plffi.
Chnrdnn, May Gill. 1859 4-6 6w
ROAD NOTICE.
VOTICF. 1 licit MiY tilVI'N, Ihnt a
11 I'etlllon will be f resented to the Commission
ers ol (h'Kiiga County, Ohio, at tlieir next .Meeting
un I lie nrsl .Monday ol June next, to insconiiniie
the North and South Kuad leading Irom K. K.
llovey's, in Munson Iowuship, t.ieaugn County,
tlltiu, lo Orator l.nraway's, in said Towiiship.
iMiiiisin, April iO, IHS9. tHa-ftw
rpjn; r.ubitsi(;.vi:i ha vk this
J il.-tth dnv ol Anril. If.'i9.) dav entered into
CO-PA KT.NKKSIID" lor tho I'liACTICF, of tho
LAW in ilm various ( ourta in Ocauea County.
Ohio, under the nan c of
F0REIST and SMITH.
We shall iive exclusive aiti-niion to the prac
tice of our profession, and one or both members uf
Hie lirmmuy at ull tunes be toiinJ in ourolhcein
C'hnrdun. Mr. Smith is I'resecuting Attorney lor
aid County, and Notary I'ublic. Mr. rorrlst
prnctieca in Die L uitru State Courts, lor the
Northern District ol Ohio. A shore of public pat
runnge is respectfully solicited.
W. O. KOKKIsST. II. K. SMITH
April gjth, 1BW. 481-tf
Mate of Ohio, (.enugn C'ouuty.
Edward B.l'arkman, PltlT,"
John Murray, 2d, and KeurtofCom. IW
Henry H. .Moore, Dells. J
IKMtV II. .liOOHIC.oftheSlnleof III-
11 luois, will take notice Hint said r.uward II.
I'arkmun, I'lnui ilf, has filed his Tendon in said
Court uf Common I'leus nguinsl the said John
.Murray, 'Jd, a resident ol said County, and the said
Henry Ii. Moore, drl'Kiidnitis, judgment against
asid deleuilania lur a70U, the amuuiil uf curtain
bond executed Uy laid defendants fur ail appeal
by Henry M. True and Albert C. True, from the
judgment of said Conn of Common flea, lu the
Ulsiricl court in and lor said County In a curtain
action wherein laid Ldward li 1'nrkninn win
plmmill, and laid Henry M. True and Albert C.
True, together with William II. Webb, and Hen
ry N. Smith were deluuduuis, and wherein, on said
appeul, laid District Conn at their Sepiemlier term,
gave judgment against sain Henry .11. ami Albert
C. 1 ruu, and in lavur ul mid i'arkn an, lor
BI,4J7 47 and coats, nu part ul wh'ch hna been
paid, a alleged hy pluiiitill'. and on which execu
tion has lieen issued, agreeably tu law. and re
turned lliat nu property, real ul personal, could lie
found tosatisty the tame. And the said Henry II.
Moure ia ouiitied tu apprar and. answer tnid pe
tiuu, on or belore tlio ilurd Saturday alter the 3d
uayouuno next.
I'HEUM ic THRASHER.
l-6w Att'ys lur FI'fT.
i:lile of A. II. Ootid m, lor'iiN4l
ToriCK TC Kl 1)1 r)HS.. he Ull.
li dersigued were, un the 2nd dayol I el.rtinry
icj'j, oppoiiuej, ny tnn rrou.ito Court ol linauiia
County, Ohio, Couimissionert on the Estuto of
Albert II. tiot'.iam, deceased, renresoiued insol
vent ; and the period ol tix months Irom tho dato
of our said appointment is allowed Creditors tu
bring in and pruvo iheir Claims against said Es
tate. 1 he riubscrilierj will attend lu the duties of
their laid appointment at the Olhce of I). W. Can
lield, in Cliardoii, in an id County, on the LAST
MONDAY of February, March, April, May, June
auu Jiuy, A.u. laati, ai Ten o'clock A M. ol each
ol laid daya. Dated al Ciiardun, this 2nd day ol
LV.l V. '
rcuruary, m.i-.i.
JOHN FRENCH, Com mi.
D. W CANFIELD, lionera.
reh. 11. 18M 474-fim
I'RUPUStU AJIJJ.D.uEJlT TO TUIJ
VC O i S T I T U T I O X .
I EI.ATIVEto an Aineiidmeiil to the Consti-
1k. tunon, providing for Annual Sessions of thu
Ueneral Assembly.
A'e.vufei'f, ty the General Assembly of the Stateof
imio, i iirec-iiitiis ui ine members ul each house
concurring therein, ihnt it be and it hereby pro
posed to the clectur ol the State to vote at the next
annual October Stum Election, upon the approval
ur reiection ol the following amendment as a sub
stitute lur Ihe fust clause uf the twentv-tilth sec
tion of th second ortlcl of the Constitution uf
this Stale, lu win All regular sessions of ihe
Loner a I Assembly tutu com nance on tho lirat
Monday in January annually."
Wll.l.l.t.Yl II. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representative.
MAK11.M Wr.LkKK
April 5, 1859.
President ol the Senate.
FECRETARY OF STATE'S OFFICE,
Columbus, O., April 7, 1B5'J. 1
I da lierchv rrlilv ilmi ill., ii.rfu, ,,,, In'm, Irm
u.u. i.iuiiib ,, an iiiciitiiiieiu lu uie uun
stilution providing fur Annual Sessions of the
ginal roll on the lile in this ollice.
A. r. KuaSELL, Socretary of State
AiPtTo't Orricr. GtAi'at Codhty, 1
Ciiardun, April IS. ItJj'J.
1 i!a tiPbtf fnrtilii ili ,l.u .k..u. I. -
copy ul the Joint Kesoluliuu received by me Irom
. c. i' ir.i.u, nnuuor ueaugt Co.
April 15, 18i'J. 483.6m
Mew lilacksmiihins EsiablisluueDt
IN ClIAKDON!
ffHK tubacribers wuuld auuuuiice to thecitixeni
I .., f-l I.. I .i... .1 e
v, viiuiuwii u.iu viviiii.jr, uui me, nave ta
ken tin, Itliii-UMninl, Six. ...tt.i.lu, r
.-. vv. .v.vl,.,j, uvupicij Wjr j.
.u Cotnsiock i Co., at ihe foot ul Water Street,
where they are intending to carry un the business
ill ail its branelutH. liuviiifi hud nn nviirij.,. Ar
several year in the buiuea, they are prepared to
du all kind ol work, audi ai Irouiug
larr Bscs. Binrtin. Wn'oni. Slrlsht. Ie
AL an cIlftHIl ft rat ft n n n Itsm nrmmra'. ( sanu
- y wvah.m tit Blly UtIICf
OBtablisluucn, uud iu ft durublo auti auaiociory
&riJ&rliiiiUr mldtnlinn nntrl r linDCV illiratV
eimliiiii u.irlc u.i ii ur 1 1 u .ml uia .1 ..
term i ned that no one thall go away diasaiistied
either with our wurk or price.
, JOILN nAKDAKER &. CO.
Chardon, December I ith. Ibid. 467 tf
SIJIH 10.S. Juit printed, a quantity
of Jullictt' nnd dlllslulil.i'a KIm-iLb r.f.,-
ligling of Summon!, Bubpcouai, Execution,
nriuoi Attacumuut, etc., wincn may be
found at THIS OFFICE.
April 80th, 1868.
WASH Tl III, HII.,VCM)I) BOW 1.8
POTATOE MASIIERd, ROLLING
P1H 1ilP u-rlr'L- uii.uiuu riiiTinij
PlJt'el. BUTTER tiTAMPdand LADLES, con-
Biaiiiiy on nana Dy
H -. I . . . . T . m
um i niLtii.iofttLLtr.
Attiltli IN it tM.'1's. Al. k
- Nov. 121 WILKINS 4. KEI.l.VV
I-HI I K Hail Uy tire lb or hall-bane!. h
I ov.l3J WlLKLNd 4. KELLLV
LEGAL SALES.
SflEHIFF'S SILK.
BV Virtue of nn Kxecution issued from
the Otlice of the Clerk of tin Court of Com
mon I'lons. lur t he County ufGenuga and the State
ol Ohio, in a certain suit wherein Simon 1. Carl
ton ii rinliintl. and rreilerick L. Ilnrrendecn nnd
Aluheus W. White are Deleudauts, to me directed
end delivered, 1 have caused to be appraised and
shall expose to Sale at Public Vendue, at the Door
uf the Court House, in Chirdon, in said County,
On Suturday, the roue lit day of June,
a n. I8&9.
lot ween the hours of Nine o'clock A.M. nnd Four
o'clock P.M. of eaid day, the following described
Real Estate, to wit :
Known as Village Iit No. 73, In Great Lot Not
l'J.in iheTowushipof Porkman, in said County,
and ia bounded ns follows, towiti On the north
by a street lending in a westerly direclion put ihe
Melhudist Meeting House; on the west by an
alley running between IaiI 77 and Lots 74 and
li on the souili by Lot 74, and on the east by
the road leading Irom Pnrkmon Village tu the
Centre of Pnrkman, nnd is two chains and fitly
nine links lung, and eighty-two link wide in
(runt, and coniains about thirty-lour rods of
Land, be ihe inme more or less.
Snid Premises appraised al 23.
Tinas ot Salk : Cash in hand.
K W. WHITE,
Plieriftand Special Master in Chancery.
SherifTs Oilier, Uenuga Co.,
April lth, IbS'J. 48fi-w
SIILIliri 'm SALE.
IN obedience to the requirements of a
Final Order of Sale, issued from the Office of
the Clerk of the Court ol Common Pleat, of the
County of Ucaiiga, nnd the Stato of Ohio, in a
certain suit wherein Unvld frencii, una, anil
Leonard Koith are Plaintiffs, and John Biddall,
benjamin Kohurlaand Thomas Fuller are Defend
ants, tu me directed and delivered, 1 have caused
to be npprpised and shall expose to Sale Rt .Public
Vendue, at the Door of the COl'RT HOUSE, in
CHARDON, in laid County, on
Saturday, the ith day of June, A D. 185!),
between the hours of Nino o'clock A M. and Four
o'clock P.M. ul in id day, the following described
Premises, to wit :
Situate in en id County ind State, and known and
described at beini part of Sub-Lot 4, Lot .",
Tract 1, in tne lownship of Rusnell, in laid
County and Slate, and bounded aa fullowi :
Commencing on the line ol lond now owned by
Jaiucs Fuller, and at a point about livo rods
louth-west from the truth-west corner ol the
Crist Mill on the premise herein described ;
Ihcnre enst twenty-four rods; thence norih
twenty rods; thence west twenty-four rods;
thence south twenty rods to the place of begin
ning, containing three acres of Land, being the
jnnd surveyed by Anson hartlell, also, tlie other
rights in connection with said Land and Mill
conveyed hy Thomas fuller to snid John Bid
dull and Benjamin Roberts, be the same more
or less, but subject to all legnl highway.
Said preniines appraised nt l.273u.
TlRMS Of Sale : Cash on day of tile.
E. ti. WHITE,
Slier iffand Special Master in Chancery.
SherifTs Office, tienuga Co ,
April 2'J, IH5'.I. 48l)-5w
Ul .4 Kill AN SAL.V..
TN pnrsUHiice nf nn Order of the Pro
1. bale Court of t.eauga County, Ohio, I ihall
tell on tne premises, at putiiiu sale.
On the Wlh day of June, A. D. 1859,
between the hours ol one and four o'clock. P. M
the undivided thrce-iiiuthi ill common, it being
the interest of Chariot Nnney uud Albert B
Smith, nt heirs of Thomas Smith, deceased, in the
billowing described lands, situute ill Ihe lowiitlnj:
ot Bainbritlue in snid f'uuuty :
One piece, known as part of Lot Nn. 4 in Tract
Nu. 3, and bounded as follows, to wit : North by
Innu hit merly owned by John Fowler; east and
south by the Tuwnship lines, and west by the
west line uf aaid Lul, containing ninclv-ouc
acre.
ANo, another niece of land, in Lot No. 5 in Tract
No II. in aaid Raiu'iri.lge Township. and bounded
as ioiiuws: norm ny lauu owneu oy William
flurd; east bv I hn enst hue of laid Lot Nu. f
south by the south lino of said Township, and
weal by land in said Lot owned hy Alexander
Osburn, containing about forty acres.
Tu lie sold subjeet to and incumbered by the
uowcr esiam oi r. incline .-num. set ull ami as
signed lo her by metes and bounds, and embracim
sixty-live acres, from the west part uf the piece of
latin nrsi anove oeecrineu.
Terms of Sale One-half the purchase money
uuwn, iinu uie. leaiuue ill uue yenr,
JOSEPH K. EUULESTON, Guardian.
May 13, my). 4S7w4
MIi:iUKl-'K tALb
BY VIRTUE OF AN OUUER OF SALE
issued Irom tho office of tho Clerk of
thu Court nf Common float for the County
ol Ueaugu, anil State ol Ohio, In a certain
luit wberoin Clark O. Sumner it riiiintiff.
and Williitun Kemplon and other are Do
fondants, to oie directod and delivered, I
hum caused to beoppruiiodand shull expose
tn into at publio vendue at the Door of the
Court huutu in Chardon in luitl County, on
Saturday, the Wlh day of June A D. 1859.
between tho hours of lull o'clock A.M., anil
lour I'.M of luid day, the tollowiug do
scribed Real Estate to wit.:
Siniato iu tho Township of Thompson
County of Oeaugu, and citato of Ohio.and
known ai part of Let twelve (13) in laid
lownsnip, iiutl bounded as follow! tu wit
Beginning in tho center uf the Road run
mug Irom Thompson to Chardon on the
oait lino of laud deeded by Rotwoll
Adtuni, to Alexander Sherwood, dated
December Mill A D. 1S5-; thonco west
erty uloug tho coiner of mid road sixteen
rods; thunce louth-oattorly to the first
mentioned line; llienco north on laid line
tn the place ol beginning, to contain one
acre oi lunii.
Said premises appraised at 9115. .
Tkiims or Sale : Cath In hand.
K O. WHITE,
Sheriff and 8peciul Matter in Chancery
Sheriff Oflioe, Oeauga County.
May Gth, 1869. 486-5
IIi:iCIFl "4 SALE.
BY virtue ot an Execution liiuod from
tho Cuurt of Common Pleat of Geauga
County, Ohio, tn mo delivered, whnroiti
Aloni.) Thwing it I'luintiff, and the Admin-
mrutor of William Rider and othori Do
fendanti, I have leviod upon, and thall offer
tor lute at uuotiiui, al tho Court llouie in
ChurJou in laid County,
On the 3th day of Jane, A. D. 1859,
butwueii thu bntirt of tun A. M. and four P.
M., of auid day, tbo following described real
estate, lituuto iu the Township of Muuion
in luid County :
One piece, known ai part of Lot No. I in
tna Lust jjmuon ot Tract No. 1. and
bounded at follow!, to wit i Jloginning on
lliu tout b Mue of luid Lot No. 1, at tbo
toulh-euit corner nt fifty acre tonnurly
owned by Alburt Hovlj tliiiuoo north 8HJ
degnel, oust 20 cuaini 03 liuki. to laud
formerly owned by William Rider t thunce
long the tuino uortu 11 douruui, oust 12
chain 10 linki to i atuko and itonut ;
tneneo louili BHJ dogruet, wett 20 eliaint
60 links, to land formerly owned by Al
bert lloyt; thonco along the same 12
chains 10 links, to the place of beginning,
containing 25acres,uxcopting 4 acres in the
south west corner, deeded by Stephen Ri
der to il. II. Merrill, alio oxcopting 64
rods with uppurionanous and privileges,
deeded by William Rider to A. L. Briggt
and A. K. Rider, Deuuinber 1st, 1855.
Also, another piece of land in said Lot No.
1, in the East Division of Tract No. I, iu
M union, bounded altollowt; South on
ten aores nf land formerly sold by William
Rider to Lnraway oust on laud formerly
owned by E. F. I'helpi north on land
deeded by William Rider lo Jasoa Ran
dall, and west ou land formerly owned by
Stephen Rider, containing leu acre of
land, being par of fifty acres deeded by
Lemuel Rider to William Rider.
Said first piece appraised al $444,00, and
Said last piece appraised at (250,00.
Tekus Cash in bund.
B. O. WHITE, Sheriff.
Chardon, May 13, 1059. S87w8
MORTGAGE DEEDS Just printed
at ihi Olliee, Morigag Deed luinble for
Attorneys to attach to foreclosures; alto, a large
qtiauiiiy of lite him ot the common, six,
or
to
be
or
or
If
ful
for
MEDICAL.
Jane Appointments.
Prove nljT Things ! !
DR. H. W. WADSWORTH,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
yyiLli lib AT 11 1 8 OFFIC K, IN
Chardon, Chnse'i Hotel, Monday, June 6th,
Clivei.und, Johnson House, June 7th &. Hth,
Pai.iksvii.lk, Cow let House, Saturday, June 4th,
Madison, Wheelei House, Friday, June :ird,
Ashtabi ia, Ashtabula House. Thursday June 2.
CONSULTATION FREE.
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by Dr. Wadsworth it very simple and
entirely new, and by il disease ol any ol the inter
nal vital organs is in a very lew minutes delected
with facility and certainly, without asking the
patient a question, or having the least previous
knowledge ul the cote.
Amung the Diseases treated with perfect suc
cess, are SC IlOr L'l.A,
And all diseases ol n Scrolulous origin, t leers,
Tumor, Enlarged tilanda or Joints, Hip Disease.
Swelled Neck or Goitre, Scrolulous Sore F.yas,
Scald Head, hruptions on the Head or oilier part,
Cancer, Fistula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia,
(ravel. Impotence, Strictures, ftl. itus I'nucc,
Epilepsy, Rheumatism, Dropsy, ic.
All disease peculiar tu Icnmles. and oil Chro
nic Diseases ot Die Bruin, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Shin or
other Organs. A siieedy cure warranted in all
diseases nf a Syphilitic or Venereal character.
without tho use of Mercury or other poisons,
which destroy the Constitution
Teeth extracted wiihout pain by Galvanism.
Regular visits will be made during the year,
giving those whu commence, opportunity lo con
tinue till cured.
No certificates of curct published, but references
any number of patients, who have been cured,
will be given to thnte desiring them.
THE POOR LIBERALLY CONSIDERED.
Any person sending a correct statement of their
symptoms, and enclosing f, will have medicines
ai'apted tu tlieir care, sufficient to last unc month
live weeks, sent tliem by Express.
Address,
It V . tV AUSW UK lit. .l I'..
Bnlai ia. N.Y.
May It, 1809.
4S6.it
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SAYS THE ST LOClTlMO.) DEMOCKA T .
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glowingly of the superior merits of his hair tonic.
Such evidence must have Its eded, when coming
from eo reliable a source. If certificates are
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Bath, Muiue, January '.'0, 1SDG.
Professor O. J. Woort tr '.!
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months since lo tlio highly bem'ticiil ellectsol your
hair restorative, 1 was induced lu make application
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gtny, probubly one-third white; nty whisker were
ut same character. Some three months since 1
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used it. I soun found it was proving what I bad
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the gray or white huir has totally riisapcarcd,
both on my head and face, and my htur has re
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The above notice I deem due to you lur your
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Baltimore, Jan. a:t, 1359.
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1851, 1 was induced lo make a trial of your pre
paration, and found it to answer as the vjry thing
needed. My hair i now thick and glossy, and nu
word can express my obligations to you in giving
10 the (filleted such a treasure.
UN LEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned. Rev. J. K. Bragu,.is a minis
ter in regular standing, and pastur uf the Ortho
dox Church at Bruukhctd, Moss. He is a gentle
man ol great iulluence and universally beloved.
WM. DYER.
BRooxFiri.D, January i. 1x53.
PiwrEMOR Wood Diar Six, Huving made a
trial of yuur Huir Resturutive, it gives me pleasure
to tar, thai itt efleci has been excellent in remov
ing ititiamuiation, dun. Ii ull' and a constant ten
dancy lo itching with whieh 1 have been troubled
from my childhood : and has also restored my hair,
which was becoming gray, lo its original color. 1
have used no uther urticle with anything liko the
same pleasure or profit.
Yours truly, J. K. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of J sizes,
vu. i large, medium and small ; the small holds
hall a pint, and retails tor one dollar per bottle;
the medium hutds at least twenty per cent, moie
ill proportion than the small, retails lor two dol
lar per buttle; the large holds a quart, 40 per
cent, more iu proportion, and rettiils fur $3.
O.J. WOOD 4, CO., rioprietors.31-.' Broadway
New York, (in Ihe great N.Y. Wire Railing Et
tablishnieiit), and 111 Market St.. St. Louis, Mo.
And Sold by all good Druggists and 1 ancy
I'ebruary 4, 1859. 4:t I y
June Appointments.
Dr. II. TUBUS will be in attendance tifol
low I
Chardon, Chaie'a Hotel, on Friduy, 10th
June.
Bainuville, American llouie, en Tliurdny,9th
June.
Cleveland, American Houso, on Saturday and
.vion.ioy, i nn and uin June
For consultation upon all disease of the Throat.
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidney,
and Suleen : alsc. 1 Irons v. Gravel. Rheumatism.
Nervousness, liability. Dyspepsia, Female Dis
ease, Ague and Fevor, File, luipuritie ul the
Blood, Eruption, Cancer, I'lcer, and al! oilier
varieties ol long standing cumpliinn, both exter
nal and internal.
for soine ten yean Dr. T. hat devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annu
ally, many of whom had exhausted every other
resuurca within reach. In no east are tnivals
other poisons emdoved, nor does he makl lick
make well, or tear down to build up again.
The medicine can be taken with solely nv the
mutl delicate, and patients may remain at home
and cou'.inue with prudence their ordinary diet
and exercise. Many have recovcied under Ihe
treatment after Iricndi uud physicians had given
un all hone, the indisputable evidence of which
can alwaya be furnished. Invalidi, however re
duced or despairing, are invited tu call ond may
assured thai no encouragement will be given
expenses inourred, wiihout a corresponding
pruspcctni recovery.
t aEMoNT. Sandusky Lo , ti , ret., itisy.
Dr. Tuhbs Di-AB. Sm. Early lost Spritm. my
wife, whose health has nut been linn lorsume time.
took a cold, which wai lo I lowed by a continued
cough, iiippretsion, and prolapsus uteri. The
liver also teemed very tluucish. and there wet
scarcely any action of the bowel. She tilTered a
f:ood deal from pain and weakness of the back,
ikewise pain in the sides, and hecamo very weak,
thin in flesh and feverish. Dunne the Sorins and
Summer 1 employed three phy.-ieiuns, but Ihe tup
presaion continuing and debility increasing, they
thouirht little else could hu done than ' pilch up, '
palliate, ind one finally told me thai contump.
tion had boen gradually advancing, and she couid
probably survive long. Within two week
after commencing your treatment, in September
laal, ahe began to improve, and gained rapidly un
til health was restored. Al present her health i
deoidedlv belter ihan at any time before linca re-
tiding in Fremont -about lit year ago.
one nau sutiurca to mucii Dolore, gainea 10 ton
fter beginning your treatment, and hot been to
well ever tince, thit 1 have loll il a duty to inform
you by letter, that il may be published to lbs world
you think it beat.
stss u. w. itttu
Dr. Cogswell's Medical Salt.
INVALIDS, LOOK HERE. Persons
afllieuui with Inflammatory complaint! of any
description, will find it lo their advantage lo pro
cure the above valuable medicine. Il i very use
in Rheumatic eomplainla, nu wnigmy recom
mended by thoee who have used It. Direction
using will be furnished with each box. Price
2. f ur lie i ini uiueo.
Chardon. June 4th. 1W7.
CTUT-FlSTE, COARSE, and DAIRY, in
Novm&rbf3 WILKIN3 at KELLEY.
RAIMINH by tho box or pound,
Nov. J'-'l WlLfclNU & KELLEY.
CLEVELAND.
Furniture, Ciirncts,
nnd Crockery,
WILLIAM IIAKT,
Whuleaalu and Retail Dealer in
All kinds of FurniUirc,
No. 107, Water Street, Cleveland,
has now on hund a large i. complete assortment of
Itoscwood, MuliOKitiiy,
Black Walnut nntl Cherry
FITJIXITITKE.
CHAMBER SETS, vorious siylet,
I.OCNC.KS, nt ull prices, (
MATTR ASSES, of Hair. Manilla, Excslsior in J
Straw 1'I ANO STOOLS,
All of which lolfer lo 'he purchasing community at
Frices to Suit the Timet.
WM. H ART, No. 107 Water St.
. BECKWITirs
CARPET, lTuLll. i WIXDOW Ml IDE STORE
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT Or THE
KIND IN OHIO
L'lVK KTOIUD.N 130 FUET LONG DE
JT voted exclusi tel v lo the sulo ut lilt above goods.
STORY No. 1
Is devoted to tho sale ul Oil Cloths, from 3 feet to
lo Si lect w ide, and Hope and C anton Mattings,
li-4, 3-4, 4-1, 0-1 and t-t wide.
STORY No. 2
fs an immense room, 22 led high, devoted to Twc
Hy and Thrce-I'ly Ciirpet, 1'iaiio and Table
Covers, Mills. Tiiblo Oil Cloths, Stair Carpets,
Stair Rods, Carpet Swi cpers, eVc, Ac.
STORY No 3
Is devoted lo Tapestry Brussels and TapeMry Vel
vet 1'nrpets, Uiigi', Body Brtis.n l Carpet,' Ear,
and Mufliu Curiums Cuilon, Worsted and Satin
Dniiini-ki. Cornirra. Curtain Arms ond Bands,
Cords and Tassels. Gold Bnnleted and Common
Shades. Hull nnd White Hollands, Curtain f u
tures. I'ulpil Tassels. &c, &.C.
STORY No. 4
Isdevoted to Hemp and Cuilon Carpets, Cheap
Wuul do , Drugueis Ciumh Cloths, f elt Cloths,
Carpel I. minus. Hug Carpets, List and Yarn Car
pets, Dutch Wool do., c, tic.
STORY No. 5
Is need as an I'pliolslery and Sewing Room, for
the Milking ol Carpets, l ining Shades and Cor
nices, Slc, ic.
Sos. 17 nnd 159 SITERIfIR STREET,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CROCKERY fit, GLASSWARE
Vugs, Ellsworth & Co.
IMPORTERS OF
any a axd earthesware,
Gas Fixtures, Lamps for (.'hurt ties anil Halfs,
CUTLERY', LOOKING GLASSES, TRAY9,
Plated and Britannia Ware,
And a great variety of
HOUSE- FURNISHING ARTICLES.
T-Goodi carefully Packed and Deliviru) at
TUt Dtroi Erusof Ciiaxuk.
FOGG. ENSWORTH fcCo.,
Cor. of Superior and Seneca Sia.,CIveland.
April I'j, ISb'J 4:)-6m
GEAUGA COUNTY,
A-tteiition ! !
Lewis, Easton & Co.
CLEVELAND,
OHIO.
TJAVE OPENED IN
THEIR NEW
STORE,
lo. ill illarllc mock,
SLT'Eli loll S'l'REET,
and are prepared lo exhibit a complete ateaort
mcnt uf
FOREICY A.XD DOMESTIC
Dry Groocls,
to which ihe attention of those in Geauga County
aud vicinity, who purclmte in Cleveland, is put
ticulai lu invited. Their stock having been pur
chased tinder the most favorable anspiees, onablte
them to givo Git EAT Jl.tUGAlNS, in a largo
aaguruuciii ui iuvemus in
Dress Good., Lavm, Beraget, French
Jaconets, Organdie Ruben, Ladies'
Traveling Dress Goods, Chintz
BriViants, worth 60 cts.,for
31 cts ; Col' d do. worth
icts.,for Wets.
R 1 1, KS ! NII.KS I I
FANCY SILKS, of ihe newest and moat neve
patterns, soma at 50 cent! per yard.
BLACK SILKS,
BISCIIOFF'S celebrated make; Oil Boiled Gra
de Rhine, good quality, at SO cents per yard.
Nil AW I.N.
STELLA, BROCHA, CASHMERE, THIBET,
CRAPE, &c , ic..
IIOir.SE I'CltNISIII.NG GOODS,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT Pillow Linen, Lin
en Wheeling, Damnsk, Xirkins, Uoylts, 4-e.,
d-c., anal
WHITE GOODS -Of
every description. NANSMpKS plnin and
checked; dotted and plojn SWISS JAC'ONETSc
checkod CAMBRIC; figured BRILLIANTS.
OIIJltOIOEKIEo.
Embroidered S. tls, Mourning tittts, Musltn Cel
lars, French Cotlaes,
Laces, Trimming, Uui tons, cVc, Yc, fce.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A LARGE STOCK, to which w invite par
ticular attention.
Brown and Bleached Sheeting and Shirt
ings, Summer Stuff's, for Coots and
Pants, Linen Drills and
Ducks, Cloths, Ctuii
meres and Vestings,
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND .HITS,
n.l a nice assortment of
Together with a LARGE LOT Of OTHER
GOODS, too nutneruu to mention.
S3T Purchasers wilt find one great advantage I
electing f i t.m our siui'il, a 'ace no Old Goo el
to show, our Stock being Entirely NVw.
LEWIS, EASTON A CO,
Marble Store, No. 91 BvrttiiO Br
Cleveland, June 1851. 441
NEW
MILLINEhY STORE
In Cleveland-
Sliavv & Oo
HAVING opened a LARGE STOCK of MIL
L1NERY GOODS, itt now mtuaiaototaB
allkindiof
Silk, and Fanry Straw Bonnt (&
ALSO DEALERS IN
MILLINERY GOODS,
At 139 Superior St., 4th door fiom th Squat
Milliner snpplied with Pattern 1 1 at,
Cleveland, IS9. i99 tf,J