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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
No. 117.] AN ACT
Making Appropriation' ir the Puhlio W.iiks l
Sec 1 D" II "nticle.l liy ilia (I.mwhI ssvn''li
of the Stale or Oil . Tli il ili-u- i li-n h- opiim-
Jiriatcdout of anj moDi-ys ill the I re imry il.liv. d
rom the public ?orks, and nol otherwise appro
iated. for conatructioli, repairs . sj peri ntemlf tiro
sod expanres on the public works of Ohio, exclu
sire of secton number three, sa defined by the
contra-1 relative therein, of date November 1Mb.
Mi. for th year 1357, the following mini, to
For eonttucrtion and repairs, the sum of two
hundred and forty thousand dolla-a, to bo ex
Knded by the Board of Public Works, which is
reby authorised snd direct d to proceed im Me
diately to put all the canals or ihe Slate., other
than aaid section number three, in good naviga
ble condition, and the other public works of the
State in condition for use.
for superintendence, attorney's fees and inci
atentala, tne sum of eleven thousand dollars.
For incidental expenses of the otlice of the
Board of P. l.lic Woiks, including Hie salaries of
Bocreury and auUtaul secretaries, furniture, r
aord books, stationery, blanks, postage, and ex
penseaof the board, throe thou-aud dollars.
For payment of engineer to giiase surplus
water, leased snd now used from the canals and
alack-water improvements of the Stato, fifteen
hundred dollars.
For the payment of the salaries of the Members
of the Guard of Public Worki, the Bum of furtj
five hundred dollars.
8ec. 3- The parties to the several contracts
made by the BoHrd of Public Works, on said
thirteenth of November. 1&."5. for the k. cping in
repair the public works of the Stole, and all oth
era, claiming to be interested uuder them in snd
contracts, bv assignment or or otherwise, are here
by autoiiied, within ninety dayafrom the passage'
of this act, to bring an actiou in the Superior
Court, or Common Pleas court of Franklin coun
ty, against 'he State of Ohio, on said contracts,
for the recovery of such damages, if any, as may
be due them on account of the refusal of the State
to execute said contracts: and sai.l actions shall
be pmrnrded into finsl judgment according to the
eodeo i-iil procedure, as in cases between pri
vate individuals.
Bee 3. The parties to said several actions, shall
hive the same right of appeal, and to prosecute
writs of error as is or may lie provided for in suits
between other parties, anil cither paily may ap
peal from judgments rendered in said superior
court, the same ss if the judgment were in the
omnvjn pleas court, and upon the same terms and
e .nditionsss are herein provided as to judgments
in said common pleas oourt. The Stale shall not
be required to give bond on appeal or the proso
autiou of any petition in error, but tne appeal shall
be perfected on the part of the Sta e, on the filing
in the appelate court of the papers of Iho stveral
eases, or s transcript of the journal eutries of tbe
Common Pleas Court.
See. 4 Service of summons in the commence
ment of said suits may be made on th.i Attorney
General, lor the State, and the service of all or
ders, summonses snd notices which may be ucc
esaary in the prosecution of said actions shall be
complete if made upon said attorney General.
Sec. 5. Said Attorney (leneral i hereby direct
ed to defend all suits which may be brou.-ht on
any of said contracts, and all acts in the preiui-es
done by him shall be vjhd for and against the
Bute.
Sec. 6. SaiJ Attorney General is hereby author
ised to employ such assistant counsel and .rents
ss he may deem necessary, and their compensa
tion shall be paid out of the Governor's contiu
gent fund, on the certificate of said jlitorney Gen
eral. Sec. 7. Trocess mav Issue from said court to
st.y county or this State, to auniiuou snd tecure
the personal attendance oi such witnesses as may
be rt quired by either party; and said process shall
in all cases l.e served by the propel officer of the
couuty to which it is issued: Provided that either
arty may take depositions 'of ailiiesies reaidinirj
out of Franklin cu-inty.
8uc. 8. Tbe seve-nl actions herein authorized
to bt brought shall have preference in all courts
overall other suits peudiuir therein.
Sec. 9. The Kurd of Public Works is hereby
authorized tu purchase of the several contractors
of the several sei-iioos or ihe public works for
whom no appropriation is mad, all boats, tools,
horses, and materials owned and provided by
them lor .repairing said several sections, and pay
for the same out of any money herein appropra
ted : Provided, that no property heretofore tak.-u
ef the State by any contractor at an appraisement
shall be taken by Ihe S.atc at a price higher than
that allowed to ihe State for the same, except in
cases of boats the value of which may have been
materially iucreaatd by repairs. In case of pur-,
Chase, the value or all articles taken shail be do-,
teimined by three disinterested m-.ii, acting under
oath, fairly and impartially to discharge their du
tv. and to bo chosen by the board, or by the iiR-ni-1
ber thereof having charge of the section on which
said articles have been ued.
See 10 The Bo rd of Public Work is hereby
authorised to receive the surrender of the several
contract hereinbefore made for keeping in repair
the public works of the State, other than the con
tract relating to section three, from such of said
contractors as m y desire to m:tke audi sunender
aod to pay the said Beveral contractors the actual
value of all work done by them in pursuance of
said contract, since the loth day of November,
Sec. II. That said board is also authorized an
directed to pay out of the moneys herein appro
priated, to each of said contractors other thim the
contractor on said stctioti three, the just atd
true value of ail work doue Ly them uuder their
respective contracts sine the coiumtucuujcht of
the present fiscal year.
Sec. 12. In case the plaintiff to ar.y suit here
in authorized to be brought against the State,
shall recover damages against the same, ou ac
count of the non-performance ol aaid contracts,
and final judgment be in favor of said ptamtilf,
the boaiu of Public Works is hereby authorized,
if iu the opinion of the board it will subserve the
interests of the State, to renew with each or said
parties so recovering the contracts upon which
the recovery ronybohad, for the portions of said
five years remaining alter aaid final judgment;
. said renewal shall not be made except uoou the
giving ol sufficient security satisfactory to the
board, fur the faithful performance of saiu con
tracts, and upon the release by the party recover
ing said judgment, Ut the State, or so much of
aaid damages so recovered, as may, by the board
be deemed au amount justly proportionate to t e
portions of said five etirs remaining after the
aate oi said nu u judgiuum, wun reference to tin
period for which damages shall have been recov
ered. See. 13. This act shall take effect on its pas
aage.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 15, 1857.
No. 118] AN ACT
To pravide for the more adequate punithment of
sfce crime ol maliciously silting ana injuring
horses snd other animals.
Sao. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That if any person or per
sons shall wilfully and maliciously kill or destroy
amy Dorse, mare, loal, ntty, mule, ass, siieep, goat,
cow. ox, steer, bull, heifer, or swine, the - ni
ol another or others, of the value ol llur.y five
dollars or upward,, or snail will utty and malicious
y injure any such animal or animals, the prop rty
of another or others, to the amount of thirty five
dollars or upwards, the person or persons so oif. ud
ing shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon convictiou thereof shall be imprisoned 141
the penitentiary and kept at hard labor not more
than three rears, nor less than one year.
tSee U. That if any person or persons shall
wilfully and maliciously kill or desiroy any
horse, mart., foal, tilly. mule, or ass. sheep, goal.
cow, ux, steer, buil.hrifcr or svine.iiie properly ut
another or ofliers, or less value than thirty-five
uuiisii, ur .nun wiiiuuy iuu lueiieiuusiy injure
any auch animal or animals, the property or an
otber or others, 10 an amount less than thirty five
aoiiars, succ person or persona snail upun Couvic
lien thereof be tiuel In anv sum not more thai
two hundred dollars nor less than five dollars or
imprisoned in the jail of the county not exceeding
tares montbs, or uuiii hm-d and lo-prisoned a
aforesaid, at the disctetioo of t)ie court.
See. 3. Nothing in int. act sii.tll be c instruct)
to cxteBd to any per .en ho!i.i!l Kill or ii.i.r.
aav of the before m iiiioncd animals tresoa-kniL
in his or her iu.-losure, nor to any person causing
any etirn injury iu enoeavoriog to prevuot au.
such iuiiiim1 iiuoi committing a lrpa, nor to
a iy person who shall injure any sni.uil .lul.
ua- trespass, d up .0 -o'ti (.eisou or his r,,tlM-i y .
rtlule such person is eudiuivo'i 'rf I" c o-H" I such
v.iiesl or ft 111 in si M ! 1 ' hi" pro-- i- , or driving
.n.h ii..it..u! or 'mens, 4 wnv tVuvi'.he sauie
S-e 4. All i,if'.,r-..s uuilrr trVs ael -iiail lie
uros.TU.ed in I 'to elrnu rnl.imir s il or may lie
!ro.'i.l'l In laiv for llu li-" .secuti.ill of otfenr-e of
i'.c .1 i'i,e g-al.i in ihs diitcrcnt counties in this
s a e.
slcc. 5. That section thinv-sevon of nn act f r
the punishment of cer'aill offences therein named,
h, and the snme is hereby repealed: Provided,
that no prosecutions under said act shall be abated
by Ihis repeal, but ahall proceed the eaiul as if
this act were not
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 15, 1857.
No. 119.] AN ACT
To prevent the introduction of intoxicating liquors
into county jails.
Sro. 1. Be it enacted by the General AssemWy
of the State of Ohio, t hat il shall be unlawful
lor auy sheriff, jailor, or oilier pcrsou lo convey or
procure lo be convey a! withiu the walls or any
jnil n the Si ate, any spirituous or malt liquors, or
wine, unless ihu saute shall have been piesc-tlied
as medicine by a phvsicsn for a patient confined
therein. And it shall be unlawful for any sheriff
jailor or other officer, hr.ving the clisige of auy
jail in this State, to knowingly permit any priso
nor confined iu sm-h jail, to receive by any means
whatever, any spirituous or malt liquor or wine,
except the same be prescribed a3 nbovo named.
Sec. 3. If any sheriff , jailor 01 other p. rson shall
violate this act, he or they shall upon convictiou
thereof, be fined in any sum not decoding one
hundred dollars nor less than ton, or be imprison
ed in the county jail not less than ten nor more
than thirty days. It shall bo the duty of tliH
judges ol" the courts of common pleas to give
litis act in cnarge 10 grant, juries ai,eiu;u iuu eci j
session of said courts.
Sec. 3. This set to take effect fcpra and after its
passage, anj all fiues collected onder it shall go
intu thecou-ty treasuries asolhcr moneys collected
for general revenue.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 15, 1857.
No. 121.] AN ACT
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To amend an actemitiol "an act providing for
the appointment or otlicers ol the Ohio Peni
tentiary, fixing their compensation, prescribing
their duties, and determining the mnnner of
working convicts," passed April 8, lcsrG.
Seo 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That the warden shall rt)
ceive an annual compensation for his services not
exceeding twelve hundred dollars, to be fixed by
the board of directors.
The clerk shall receive an annutl c impensation
for his services not exceeding eight huudred uol-
lars.
The deputy warden shall receive an annual
compensation for his services not exceeding eight
huudred dollars.
And each assistant keeper employed shall re
ceive a com,,en-ation not exceeding forty dollars
per mouth, except those assistant keeper, who
have the imniedia'e ciiarge of the prison, rs in ihe
workshops aod kitchen ; al o the night-wa.ch,
who may receive forty-five dollars per moiuh, to
he determined by the directors.
I he clerk, deputy warden and assistant keep
ers, shall be removed from office only by a major
ity of the directors; but thu ward n may suspend
the t-nme from duly lor improper behaior, incom
petency, neglect of duty, or disobedience of or
ders; ,11 which case he shall iminediarely notify
the nearest director of the fact, in writing, speci
fy ing the cause of such suspension; and the direc
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no ificaiioti with heir records and -hall net upon .
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tors Mian cait-iuiij' uiu nim uib.,i.c n iixi.
oilier' shall be emitted tu any co,u,euu,o f.,r
th ,i: dminir which sncli HruuMo i iu.v cm I
liuuo, Ufilt'ss Jit; dii'.'Ciurs? thill r iu;o to friincUoa
Nti persou go einpli-ycd fihtill ba entitle I tn.orj
sh.ill ri Cciveany j njiui iut i . Un: -h.pe of b t.ird
or prov nioii'. c trii.i'i; or It'iivf. tr c.t'u ur main
lei.rtiico of ihe -iime. eHh-T fur ih'mfivt.s t t'-itf-iltes,
or hh.ill bt p-i iuittt.l to r. cuive n. c-oi.p; n
sa'.iuD or reg ard ut a iy duc- iputin from eo;i; r ct
ora. Ami if any person t-o eu1pl.13 t.-tl sH:il re-1
cci t'ivo any cornpcufl:ioii or rtwurd of ;r.y d"-.
Bisriptioti tfoiu any conuac or, to pAunuLc il
lete-t. or HilvantaiiO of sn.-h Cfiitriactor, .r
umbo u-ro iif ai.y vroperty uf any de-ct Ij.tj .n . e
liiiiiitg t Ltie petiitemiury fir thitro-.va privalt;
piirpo-t'S, iiuU'-. the SHine sludl Unva ii t bt-en
pa d for, or chart d on the ri-ular b o!i.-i ii ti,;
i, nice of t'lo in-tit ition, at a price areo 1 011 with
iho wa d-.n and directors, such per.aon ... 1 be
ds.vni.nl jfinlty of a mUderneaii'tr, and upon enn
vuMittti ih-Tt.ot, shall be lined 111 any ft'iru n.it cx
ci'edin live hundrerl dolU a. ami bj im;jriotif;J
tu the cotiurv jail n.-t eicceednu' r.ixty da,ii, and
hint II bt dt-chiirged I'roia hm oihct. -Aud if any
otruerncuretheec.ipe of any convict, or aidorin
as.-mt iu ihe escape of any convict from tho pent-
tenLiary whiihur such c.mvict escape or n,r, he'of
bhail upon couvic.ion thereof tu aen'encvU to '
hard labor in the pe:.itenlmry fur any term not
lent thau one year nor mure than thre. yean.
Sec 2. The warden is heret.y authoriz -d pud re-
quired, 80 far a practicabiH, to cl.wi.fy tho con- i
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vices accoruing 10 ineirao, unpoiioiii,anu moral 1
haraclor; placing all young men under the age of:
iwei.tr-otu) Tears, (uulesii ihe character And con-'
durtot so rue forbid it,) in a shop by thinclvei,
aud t've tli in uch work oarritd 011 in ihe prison,
a knowleJu uf which stiull be most ben llciul
to thf.o wln-n di eh ir .1. A-id n shall be th'1
convicts who do not nossesH a ffo.ii knowledge of'
n-Mdiurf and wriua. and tho rudiments of aiith-;
lu.'lic, for two huar.-. uurinir, the eve:n; of each
working dav, beiweeu the li.u'enth da ..f Oct )
and the'tifteeutu 'lay of April, and fr on and
a half houra during the evening of c.ch wo kii g
daj the remainder of the year; at which litue the
chaplain, or hia assistant, hll iiiMtrurt tuein in'
those brauche of educa.ion 'Ihe wardeti tsli Ul
aUo f iruish each prisoner aulticie.it liht toen able
him tu lead from the time he in abut up in hii
cell until the rmgiut; of the bell fur (join t.t bed,!
the warden has good caue to believe he is
tin improper use thereof; in whichcase he
ehatl not be su luruunea. ana tne tact toijetuer
with the cause, and the name of the convict, shall
bd reported iu writing to the inspectors at their
next vibit to the prison.
Sec. 3. It shall be tho duty of the warden aud
directors to a. low to all cbuvicu to whom, from
the nature of their eiujduy uicuL it id iiuposs ble to
assign a daily allowance of work, aud who, in
the judgment of the warden and directors, are en
titled thereto by their fidelity aud esara labor
s ich coiiipensaUon as may appear to t iem e'iiu
ble iu comparison with the amount of labor re
quired of othr prisoners. If such labor is per
formed for a contractor or the warden, the said
compensation to be required from the contractor
or warden lor wnoin 11 was per or it a ana shall
be collected and aepliuthe same invmeras other!
over wutk money it sueli JaDJt is peiTormej f:ir
the Slate, it shall be paid for by the S;ate. And
it ahall be lawful for the directors ud wardeu to
auitably reward, at their discretion, auy prisoner!
who, by meritorious conduct, may signally serve'
the interests of the institution or the State; and
may permit any extra n w ml to be given t i pris
oner by contractors, not interfering with the in
terests of the Sta a.
St'a- 4. AIL of aection four and section seven of
the act to which this is amendatory, shall be and
the sa.ue ia hereby repealed.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 15, 1857.
No. 123.] AN ACT
la addition to the acts now iu force to prevent
nuisances.
Sua 1. Bo it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, Tht very person whtshsll
erect, keep up, or continue aud UMintuiu auy nui
sance, to the injury uf any psrt of the citizens of
this S'.atu, hhull be li.iu.i in auy sum not excetidin
live huudred dillars, at the discretion of the court,
and the court hall, moreover, in case of couvic
ti m d such o.T-'U e, order every buch nuiauceto
be abated ur leinoved.
Sec '4 I hu. ihe ending, continuing, using", or
maiittaiuiii nuy baild 1., structure, or oilier
ptuce lor the eerci -e of au trade, employ niuiii
.nan afact ire or other busiueb, which by occasion
i- :r ui Aioii exhalations, noisome or olfi-usive
siuels, becomes irioun and diiiferous tu the,
health, comfort or pnipirty of individuals, or tho
public; thu turnup or sutfrinir of auy tftfal, til.h.
or n .i-.oino fiiii-iauce to be co'lccicd, or to remain
in a iy l 1 e. to 'h- dnun ;e n prejudice of others,
nrilui pub io. the obor act on or impeding, with
out le ;sl authority ill" passage of any navigable
river, harbor, or collection ol water; or the cor
rupting, ot rendering unwholesome or impure an
wster course, stream, or water; or unlawfully di
verting any such water-courao from its natural
cour-e or elate, to the injury or prejudice uf others;
and the obstructing or incumber tig by feuces,
buildings, structures, or otherwise, -ny of the
public highways, or s;reeis or alleys of any city
or village, sha lbe deemo nuisances; and every
person or persons guilty of ercting, continuing,
using, or maintaining, or causing any such nui
sances, shall be guilty of a violation of this act
Sec 3. All pr aecutions for a violation of the
provisions or this act shall be by indictment in
the court of common pleas of the county in which
the offence is committed, and in case of the con
viction of any pron for any such nuisance, the
court shall make it part of the judgment of the
court, that such nuisance b abated or removed,
by an order to be ii-sucj from ssid court to the
sheriff of the proper county, for that purpose,
be abated or removed before said order shall be
at Ihe expense a id cosla of the defendant in
such prosecution, un ess such nuisance shall
issued to the sheriff.
Sec 4. Any person injured in his hcollh, com
fort, property, or 'ho enjo inont of his estate, by
any nuisance, may maintain, agaiuat tbe party
guilty of the same, an action for the recovery of
damages as iu olher cases.
N. H. VAN VORHES,
the House of Representatives.
THOMAS FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 15, 1857.
No. 126.] AN ACT
tH counly 111 win -h tho petm-m ii peiiuing, or
ID a 1 wp;n.? cou-ity, 0- .,uil Have no atturnty
rewrui;.i,i:n iu auch county, or an adjoi'iiug
county, no. ice of the time and plrxeoftakiiijc depo-
ihall h,- t;,veu by pubiication tn some news
VAV r f general ci.culuuon in the county where
pending, for three couscuave wct-ks
Pnur thereLo, ani a copy of such notice shall, at
ifU.Msil.i.tis.i r,n!.li..ai;AntliUPl,r .bnn.ilJ
111 wmen iuh court m. i.i iveju.iiu-nnu iuvof ..
lhe wife for aliiii-jny kI n.e, v 1: h .ut sra-.lin? a di
ber vorce.iu cases under section fourteen of --aid act,
' ca-ea where judmpne is rendered for both
d.vorce and ahni.my, either prty may appeal
aiiy hual judrnen'-. or order, to the di-V:C
i cout aim o'.hr .'4:s: IVovid. d that in cases
? 'er stclious one ' two of this ait aud fourteen
uf lUd Rct whlr.U this is a-nendtory aud in all
"thur cases under this act, when the wife shall ap
uuless ! P1"1 she shall not be rtq nru to t;rve bond; Fro
making vided, also, that iu rases where judgment in ren-
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lo atneud tho net concerning Divorces
niony, passed March 11, 1653.
Sio. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Oht 1, That sectioo threo of the
act concerning divorca and lilimoliv, passed March
11, 1?5J, be amended so as to read ss follows :
Sec. 3. That in all cases wnere a divorce shill
be applied for, the com. lainant shall file his or
her petition in the office of Ihe clerk of the court
of common pleas of the proper county, which pe
tition shall stale the true cause of complaint; and
if ti-e adverse party is a resideut ol the couuty in
which the peiilion is filed, tho clerk of sli d court
shall issue a summons directed to the sheriff of
the couuty, which, together with a copy of the
petiliun, shall be served on the adverse piety at
least six weeks before the h.aring of the case; but
if the defeu ant is not a resident of euc.h coun y,
then notice of the pendency of said petition, con
ta ning the suoslanco aud prayer thereof, shall be
giveu by publication iu some uewspiper of gen
eral circu'ati ,11, iu the county in which the case is
pending, for the term uf six consecutive weeks,
and iu such a case, a aummous and copy of the
peiilion shall forthwith, ou the filing nl tho peti
tion, bo deposited iu the post oiH e, directed to
the defend .lit al his or h .r nlacc of residence, un
less it shall be made to appear to the court, by
nlridavitor otherwise, that such residence is uu
kujwn to the applicant, and could not -.villi rea
sonable dilligencc ue acei'ained by him or her;
or if Ihe defendant shall reside iu any other county
or this Sla.e, the epp icaut may, at hisor her elec
tion, give no.ice uy sorv ce ol a summons and a
c py of ihe petition, a. least six weeks bc-fire the
hearing of sa.d case, aud said case may be heard
aud decided at auy lime after tbe expiration of
six weeks from tho service of notice eiilier by ser
vice of s.linin lua or af.er the first publication iu
some newspaper, as provided in this s-s-iuu.
bee 2. That section ten of said act be aoicuded
so as to read as follows: Sec Id. 1' hat the wife
may filu her pei.i;lou as aforesaid in the court of
commou pleas, lor ..liiuony aloue, or in c ise a pe
tition fur divorce siAll have be -n filed by the hus
band, she may tile her crusi peiilion for a'.iinuuy,
wi'h or without the prayer for the dissolution of
the mariitgo coutrac ; which petition or cross-
pctr.ion for alunouy may be for tho following
causes to w,t: tirst ujuitery; second,
iuci til iliitv; tTii, RrKimloriiiieniOi thu wilts wun-
0 11 w'1L'n j? a 9f
f cmirtnmw of ill-i r.-at ment oi tue Mrt of he
hu -b.Mid, whuLlu-r the wife be 111 untaliitid by the
hiis' .imT or noi; fifth lnbitaal dm 11 ken 11 and
Sixth, conti in iiiiiiil in thu peii'teiiliary uf Ohio, or
in the p'-uufiiitjiry or si:Vo prison of any ol' tin.
Uiiit"d .lie., or en her of t e u-rriio.iya there f,
or iho DiV.iu-t uf Ooiuiiibia, for any crime or
t.rfj ice of the saniu el.R'iicier or srjije a-t or tu iy
be ly too l::W" of tho S'-aie, pnni'h-.'tl wr.h i'n-p.-i
ttif!ii-.-ii. in tip; pi luti'hiitry. in wiueb cit-o the
ipir! :c 1 io:i bha.1 Ht-ii,' wiille the hub uJ fu
Co.. filial.
tii.c. 3. Tint section fiiVen of said net be 8i
aui.-u.k'd at lo n.-rid f,jltj: St-c. 15. In all
i'Pili- aiiuiit for t-ivo.-ce, or lor alimony a!o;if, and
in ca-ed wii-Te th- p-i:'.:n't i liied und.-r Iho fo ir
lee tih -cclioti ti t:ii: :tcl t ,1 -vhich thM im ainunda
tiry writMi the v a t u.?e.t -hall r-' -.iJo m th.1 cn;i;,ty
wht.ru the npp'icnti'in madf, or tne pi't.tum
filed, the' on.iii. Killers in ea.-.e of ii.al il.ty, be
exiuiined in oj tn C i-irt; bat if ihry bhaH rt-.tide
out 01 Hie C'-uiiiy or tie unable to a'.tcnj court;
th..ir du, o -iii on. ttiv .m ii as in otiier case-4;
butwht.n th adverse pariv Ji iU ur.t r:si.I-r wi:b-
" ut""" kUW jnuii'-miu ...... a,u,
n tho post otlice, and directed to tho defendant,
t his i.r her place of reside-. ce, when such re.-
dence known to the p titioner, or can with rea
sonable dili 'erne, be aceriaiued by him or ber.
Sec. 4. That auction seventeen of said act be
amended ho as to read a fjl.owt: Sec 17. In all
ca"8 tied r tiiis act. in , h'ch the Uurt of Uoui-
I'iuu-i shall dl-miis tha petition, except
hear.utf oi the oa:eoh its men s in case
ur-u mi uuu uirjiwwu i'""lrii"'i
(hall Apply only to sj much of tho judgmuut as
relates to the alimony.
Sec 5. That section nine of aaid act be amend
ed so as to read as follows; Sec. U. That Lha said
court while in session, or any judge thereof,
uurin vacation, upon sufficient notice to the op
posittd party, shall have power to la-it alimony to
the wife fur her sustenance during the pendency of
a p -titton for divorce or alimony alone tiled for
any of the causes aforesaid.
See 6 That original section, three, nine, ten,
fifueu aud seventeen of said act be and the samu
ro hereby repeald.
Set. 7. Tins act shall take eff-fct on the pa-na:'.H
thnreof. and hall a 'ply as well to cases n-w .je.nl'
a, to caws where an original or cross pui
ti-ju tor alimony has been heretofore tiled, and
rutrd arainat, the petitioner and the case removed
in od faith, by appeal or by filing a transcript
iu the D. strict t'ourt to elfecl au appeal, a d re
mains undecided as to est-.tii hereafter to be commenced.
N. H. VAN
the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 15, 1857.
AuoiToa's OwiCK, Wood Co , O
June lrf.'7.
I hereby certify that tha above laws un- nccord-
iiiij to the copiei furuishiJ by the Si en tary of
State.
JAMES W. ROSS, Co. Auditor.
HOUSTON t GODWIN,
IlilA l.llltS IN
Dry Uuuds, fit jreries, itnoti wol ft fin? t. Heady Mart
Ct-iii', r-rit, is.'-t, fotutots,
' (Ills, r.t L.r.
Bl'l.l.lSO AT IMsfAI. I.OW I'KIfKH.
Perryslmrjf, Jan. ljii.
A . G . W I N S L U W
Iroa-Foanier and Hachinist,
Has on hand uu vi' ii-ive and iipprovtd utsortment
I'al'lM'llri fill
MILL C.EiltlXfi, CAPS .. SLLS, VEliA.XnAS.
puu eu.-tniu'" i inTiiii r. mi k (iniie to order ttu short
uoiit'e, and Iu a waiiHtiM't.n'y iii.inuer.
Ktn-a Ikon For n nit r. iiAi mek City, Ohio.
t iPi.it !l ANtl'.y :S. An exteuive vnrioiv: eiuhia-
i t iiif- indo Shsdes, ll'd JUn r, border Ae. of
lit; 1,
asi. received and for Rale ehenp
Git ANG Iilt'S
COMTMEIICI.VL AND MaTIIUMATICAL
INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS. OHIO,
Splendid Imlucement$ to thou W10 with to attend a
Vommercinl College.
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED !
Trrnox tree !
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
fT0 THOSE WHO KNTKR MT IXSTITFTE. or
1 remit m At), and thus secure GUAKAXTKR
SCUOLARsSHU'S, any time before the 1st day of
no rfepiemner, can, upon cnmnieiinif a tnornugn
course of Double Entry Uook keeping and its Cot I ut
ter I Branched, secure a lucrative employment tn Cotn
mereail or Banlnuy IIouteiaa Accountants within nine
ty rifty after their graduation, or else they will be in
demnified to the full amount of the turn f aid for tu
ition, find thuft realize
Free Tuition, or I.ncrnllvo Nltuntlonu
(rndtiates from thia IuMttiuioa are now tilling re-
ponsinie and luerative positions as Cailners, Uook
keeners and Railroad Office Clerks, in ditftrent sec
tions of the country, and are being preferred by busi
ness men to Graduates of any other Mercantile College.
Ilpnca the uhove unparalleled inducements which noth
ing hut tho preat Superiority of my instruction and
thorough trainhijr of my students for business life would
warrant.
The principal of this Institution has been a practical
acromitiut for a longer period than any other Teacher
m intr t tf.tr rrn rouitirt.
Address the undersigned for further pfirtlculnrs.
Mny 14. 18;, 7 VM. , UUAXGHR
FUJliNITUltE,T CHAIRS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
rTMlE Suhscrilier Manufnclurcs flml ler-ps on hand, at
X his Ship nril Wnre-room,onl:rtutsti-eet,onedoor
wen oi iienr.. rowers,
1' A III NET WARD ti CIIAIR8.
of nlmost ererv description, ami of course nl all prices.
All niv work Is warranted. Work made to order, and
repairing attended to.
Harinjr a good Hearse, snd gisid workmen, I sro pre
pared to attend to this as it should he, WELL.
Tl KM.
I sm also In order to du all kinds of Turning, at my
ri-i"ry 01 ine liaraunc,
Newels,
Banisters,
Broom-handles,
Cabinet Work,
&c.
Ten Pins
Chiiir Stuff,
&c.
Orders by mail, or otherwise, prnmptlr executed.
WILI.I.VM L'llOOK, Jr.
Perrvshurpr. Mnv 9. 1IW7 A'iTJltf
MILLINiCaY AND DRESS M IKINQ.
M 11$. A. S. W0OB5,
IIus perumneutiy located in Perry nburR, and will
keep constantly on hand an assortment of fashionable
millinery, sueh us hniiiict. Kihliono, flowers. Borders.
liriiids.Capt iri mminys. &c, &e., suited to the wants
of her customers.
She U nUo prepared to renovate straw bonnets, or
geuth.-men' IV.n.nna and Leghorn Huts.
I'uriiL'ul.ir auetnioii willhej;iven to dres makinir.
and hjn.y ixperieuee warrants her in helioing that he
will he ahle to plt'iiae the inoit purtiL'ulur.
Mnv. l lih. IS.'.?.
Ilydmulic Furnace & Machine Shop of
i:o. X'. ISZtOW.X A CO.
HVA'ING enlarged our stovk of rittterns. and em
ploy ii.jr the best of workmen, we are prepared to
make to order
Castings for Saw and Grist Mills,
urnnypart tlioref, on short notice. Imvi tlului
of mueliiiierv, and feel eoht;lrnt iu nut. in:; that we ean
mal.e a jjooil work as is made in the west, lie keep
on lituid
MULLEYS &. WATER WHEELS
of the latfi iiiinroveinetiT. We aln mauutucu
S J S W A S 3 1 35 O A U I ,
Long's Improved Plows, Nos. 1, 3 & 4,
""I'lid an.! tnusiieu in v;nod vie.
Steel Teeth CuUfi'iiturs, Cmihh ?,
:j,o iin-l pail Ivetllo.Wai'li lloxL'..leigh Shores, X. C..
whieh we ort'er at wholesale or retail. Oi'.rr- irmn
alircnd nrumptly filled. Furnace, on lljdrii,i" "'
Front iitreer. if
IlKO. W. IlKuWN. L. M. II f ST. A. SMI '111
B- v IXfrVlTrTCK.The l'i:ititrnnu. Uaxr
jllOW 'ip''Tl liid Ti'.l.sffd tOtliafiMlllI sf m i l)u;ne-
p.iper.hav iiid ell tinld.Silrer.-uii! Kt.ttnru CxeliaiiL-i-and
:iMisaei"t lie r business in rlieir !iiir. lutf re-T pttiti
sjii fim-d.'.'"tT- .1 . H. N I iJTON.i H-.hi-.-r.
4
Dealer in 11 nil 1ji 'i.iiaeiuTi oi Cabinet Warts
Cuuii. Vc
I 7 1K PS con-simMy cm l.ai-.l a larse assortment iu
V hi line. emhuKiug a great variety which he is
preps) rod to sell ut reai'muiile rate.'.
All kinds of cabinet work donu to order on short
not' -e.
Ware room, on Front street, nearly opposite the
Ech:utife.
l'errvhurir. Ohio, April !. 1 Q 7 -H
DOC i'Oit HOOi' l. VX D'
GERM BITTERS,
iMiKi-Anrn bt
Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philad'a, Pa.
WII.I, r vvki 1 tai.i.v ri hK
LIVFR COMPLAINT. DYSPF.PSIA. .IAU NDIC
Chronic or Nervous Ihbitity, Diseases of the Kidneys
and all diseases arising front a disordered Liver o
tiwiitnch.
Such
an Consti
pation, Inuard
Tiles, Fullness of
blood to the head, Acidi
ty of the Ktoniaeh, Nausea.
Heartburn. Dirut for food. Ful
n -! or wii;:ht iu the stouueh. Sour
eruetations, tiid.i'1 or riiitt'i-in; it pit
of the stoiiuich, swtniniin'f of the head, buried
and difficult lireu thing, t lutterinjr at the Heart,
Choakiii'Tor sutfitcatiii''iensationa when In a lvinir nos-
ture, diiniiP!, of vision, dots of webs before "the sijiht,
t ever and dull pain in the head, deticienevof perspira
tion, yellownf of the skin anil eyes, pain in the side,
bulk, chst, limbs, &e sudden Hashes of heat, burning
mine nesn, cousin in iiuniuiuifs 01 evil, and irreat uu-
pritsion of spirit
The proprietor in callinir the attention ot the pub
lie to this preparation, does ao with a feeling ot the
utmost 11 ride nee in its virtues and adaptation to the
diseases for which il is reccominouded.
It is no new and untried art tele but one that has
stood the test of ten years' trml before the American
people. and its reputation and tnie is unrivaled bvanv
anuuiir prBpurHiiuiis exianc. 1 ue testimony 111 its ra
vor uiven bv the most prominent and well known Phv.
siciuns and individuals in all parts of the country ia
immense, anu a eareiui perusui 01 tne Almanac, pub
lished annually by the proprietor , and to be hud grat
is 01 any 01 nis agents, cannot out samty the most
sucpiiuai tnai tins remeuy is really deserving the great
('fiieoreiy 11 na uinaiueu.
1'riueipal Odice and Manufactory, No. 96 Arch St.,
I h 1 hide lp lua, I'a.
Certificate of ItALr LUTE, Esq., Editor " tsptru
jj me 1 iinen, irontim, mto,
Ikonton. Ort. 30. 18.'4
Dr. C. yi. Jackson Dear Sir, 'J'he bitters are iu
.rreat demand here. Iu addition to the quantities sold
by Moxley Si Barber, yonr agents, the two other stores
sell more of them than anv other medtciue. 1 find
they are much used by convateseent fever patients to
rebuild their broken eoiiMtitutions. 1 have used during'
the )at summer, in my o-.vn family, four bottles. They
were reeeinnended to me first bv a neihhor.at a time
when my syttem wus intudi ilehiiitatcd from the effect
of a severe Uillious fever, 'i hey Kilve nie ' appetite,
and restored a tone and viur to my whole system. In
one of the September munbors ui'my paper I related
niv experience of the gu-jil effiitu of the Hitters.since
wlilch time they have had a large sale, mid have now
become the st juJard tiK'dieiue in this vicinity.
In conviusion, 1 would hay that 1 fee) i;rcat pleasure
in giving you this testimony of the vulue and success
of your preparation. Ueapi'i'thilly vurs,
HA LFLFir.
C n EAT Cl'R K, AFT1! R TU F. PlIVStTIANS II AO FaII.KD.
litsi:i,vii,i.K, Ohio, Jail lt. In:,;',,
Or. C M. Jnt'kriini Dear tr, "lie would inform
youlhnt we are out of ymir JJitters, which timl a roadi
sale. One nf our neiKlihnrs has been doctoring foi
some time (u-e think abmit two year with nit tin doe-toi-s
in the country, but all of no avail. He looked u
uuH'h like a deud man L'uinv uh'Jiit 11s unvihin'j w(
eitn enuipare tutu to. 11;
oei'rinwiiig of tho enll.
!U"af.e appeiiied to be
With hurd iiiM"-uiisiou
prevailed on him to try wn;r hitters, with the promise
to him, if it dil no L'ooJ ar'u s would eh hiiiii'iu
for it, pnnidcd hutcmk bottles according to ilie di
rection, which he hastloue, nu I is now entirelv cured,
aud has become a well man. This em u lias created
great sale iu t hi- neighborhood."
ttespeetfiilly. I.DWAUDS & UltOWV.
They are eutirelv vetretahle. tree from all injurious
ingredients, or jle.diolic stimulants, always sirengtlau
1 of; ituu unvvr pro.irui uijf ine fthifiu.
Price 7;'ic. per bottle. Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers in every town and village iuthu Lniitd State
and Canada.
Sold bv II. BFllltlTT. Maumee Citv; PKCX
HAMILTON Penysburg ; Llusdnle & "Bros. Freu
oort ; Not nn& Brett st or. bcouh Uixls ; Juo, Uradner.
vmt lidlrovw.
I
tve.
a
-
&
CITY CLOTHING
E M 1 o in I HI ,
Wm ROBERTSON,
niiiuineo (Jlty. Ohio.
HAS just received a choico selection of Fall snd
Wlntor goods, coniisting of French and Knglinh
Cli.tln, Cns.iinercS, Overcoating, and Doeskias; IMaln
and fancy Silk, Sotin, Velvet, and rich Plush Vesting,;
w hieh he is prepared to mnke up to order, in the must
fnshii.nal.le st vle. and warrant to give entire satiafnetion
or no sale. Also, Shirts. Undor-Hhirta. Drawers, Col
lars, O loves, Cravats, Scarfs, Ties, Sinpendcm, Half
i- Ur aim duck oaunriets, son mr and wool uats,
plush and cloth Caps. Also.
H E A 1 Y
HI A t E
riiOTMI HO,
which he Is constantlv manufacturing and selling at pri
ces lower than is nauallv naid for Eatlm 7Viu,. mH
"to sell." As his clothing Is manufactured under his
own supervision, ne can recommend It as being well
nisde. and of superior qiialitv.
Htore, one door west of Allen ft Nelson's brick build
ing Sent. 'ill. 18--4,vja
II. ISUIJ..ITT
HAS removed hi Orujr Store to the building formerly
oecupled bj O. D. ltanney.on Wayne street, (near
the (took store,) where he ha opened the largest
rttoek of
Drugs, 3Iedtciiics, and Cftcmtcah.
ever before offered In Manmee City. -lie returns hih
thanks for the liberal patronage previously bentowed
upon him, and hopes by diligence and punctuality In
business, and a liberal policy to his patrons, to merit a
continuance of past favors; ansuriu them, together
with all others who may favor him with a cnl), that it
will be his pleasure, at all times, to furnish them pure
medicines of almost every kind, and medical advice, it
necessary. A variety of
Chemicals, Pttre Wmes and Liquors for Medical or Me
chanical purposes, (but none of an inferior and
deleterious composition,) Flavoring
Extracts for Cooking, Per
fumer y,T (wt'i Pastes
and Powder s.
Skin Powders, Hair Restoratives and Hair Tonics, Lip
Bnlm and Pomades, Shaving Creams and Soajve,
Toilet 8oars ; Cloth, Hair, -Hat, Tooth, Nail,
Bcrub, Paint and Whitewash Brmhet;
Fancy articles, Spts. Turpentine, Lin
seed, Lard, Whale, Tanners', Fish
and Neats-Foot ) I L S ;
PAINTS,
White and Hed Lead Zinc, Chocolate or Fin
Proof Paint ground in oil, a new article,
and finer Paints of all colors ; Dye
Woods and Dye Stuffs, Window
Glass and Glass Ware ; Gro
ceries, such as Teas, Su
gars, Rice, Pepper,
Spices, .f'C..
and mnny other articles as well as n large variety of
proprietary Medicine, n.inpted to an niseiisps. no niv
also net up a new FOUNTAIN, from which lnMiies n
jet of ice-cold mineral water, at the pleasure uf the op
erator, fur the tpceiul benefit of his customers.
August 'i, 1H.,.
25 WITNESSES, e
on. Till-: S
FORGEK CONVICTED. a
JOII.V N. DYE IttTIU: Al TiEOIt,
Who hus had 1 yf.ii's. cpciieut.e as a ii..ukcr am
I'lihli-iluT, and autlior of gU
A stries of I.'ffnres at the liro.-n'tritt Tr.hermuU
when, for lo fun-res-ive niht.-, !ocr
o.nno IVitpli-;,.. 0U.
C reeled him with Hounds uf Applaue.v hih- he "
e.hiliitcil the inauner in wlin h ( 'uiiuu i r e.e-
cute their Frauds.iiuil the-siitv'it itin! Iiui i-
vt liii'iuis in" d.'i.'1-L iv ( .1:111!
77m ;. .V f lhirir rs o!.' je. ' t-.t.t Uf is
few
G
Ki;.vTi:Nr
!soi:icV oi Tin
I S'.t-.'iit leiilu v lor
I)tttTt:iiir t'oimtf tfcit Hunk Not
Peserihiui; f.very (.eiiniiiL iiii in l.i-tv in 1; ani
Kx'iiii.i.iii;,' ul a ui.in -e i'M rv Cui.nuiuil
in riii-ui ttion ! ! Ov
Arranged so n bdiial P, th a i;KFFi:KN('K is eas
and I-!-, i 'A "i ll N I ttt.i ut ini-mi!.. o
N'o Iliilf In examine! o i.;r:i tu htmt up' Jjf
l AH hii 1 in 1 m , 11 e. l ami at ranged, tint Ihe .iy r ii. ni. -tui
iMiii.i'i iLiin iiumiii an .nan t i.ii wee (tn in a it'K.'rc.
r.if'tisn. 1 1-nuh ift.l Vitrmim. ff:
Th'is E:ch inay read the mihl- in his own A'.itiv n-ta
Toi.'.-ie. y.
Most WvV vt Hunk Nolo List 'Publith' d. JS'
All Uw Privat" Il v.Uv
A i-'iinpli-te snnun -rv of i!n
.1- AMi.iiit i!l l e p'lMi.-lud
tfilhci' Vli.it all the iuljMlUm
Mso a l i.
in Aiuerii'ii.
-.vck or F.fitoi'K s3
.11 tach e.ii
aV-..S Ol t.U'
I
IN I Eh KSl ING S I OKIES
!'rotn an Hd MauuserP't Imiti'l in the Fat,
II
inrushes ?ii m fomp'te History 01
:Kifc..TL IsIFK
dt serlhlni: the n.wt pel ple.viu po.-itioiw In whwdi
the l.adier and tielitleuien ol that country luivrl
ihroii til unit tile v, liole vt-nr. and will rrttve the-
most entertaining ever offered to the Public.
Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at $1
a year. All letters initt be d dressed to
JOHN S. DYE, Iiroker, K
Pul Usher and Proprietor, 70 Wall -street, Aew P3
York.
April il, 1R.17 J4HA2.Iy
By Dr. Roback'a Scandinavtn llemediets.
At i r.it years ot study,
analysis and experiment,
Mr ltubnck. the cmuiinent
Swedish Physictaii.suceeded
In produeinga metlieinefrom
the montitaui herhsof hisiia
tive land, which acts directh
upon the causes otdiseaseiu
the blond, and by restorinf.the
corrupted fountuinof liteto
a condition ot health and
pur in , expel disiase 'rom
thosvstem wherever it ma
be located. or whatever mat
be its vtiaraeter,
iuu;LC3tit-r, nervu-r .-n'lnt'tntuf,
epileptic and ether fits, cu-jhs. ccnsumt tii n in its
early stages, tore throat, bronehits. fever and ague
asthma, low spirits, sexual incepaclt y, feminine weak
ness, pricking: of the skin, snipttmatic of paralysis,
rheumatism, neuralgia. tumor, cancer, dinbutes . lassi
tude and debility, diarrhea,and all other disorder of the
organs of respiration, the liver, the kidnes. thcstoui
ach. the nerves. or the musculartihre. are unerrinirk
cured by this (reparation. It is to the matertes morbi.
or teedsof disease, ts bat an alksli is to an acid; it
neutralizes them with absolute certainty, while at the
srme time it regulates the secretions, removes obstruc
tions from the bowis.creates appetite, renews bodilv
vigor and regenerates everv animal function. Such is
the nature, such are the effects of Dr. Kohack's fa
moulScandinvhin Blood Puritier Pills, will not onlv
obliterate the most painful diseases, bnt iirevent their
recurrence, and lengthen ate ueyona its ordinary
span.
To nreventimnosition.nurcliaseoulv of resnectabls
druggistoJiVcof regular agents or ut Dr. Ituhaek.
sole pronrit'ter and niauufaciuier.Glth street, Cincin
nati .ft'ice of Purifier jjU.iUfper. buttle; ti bottles
(uj1WVjA H cts. per. box, and 5 boxes for $l,u(i,
Tkkue IUute. Ind. Oct. 12. 155,
DB.BoBAfiK-'Kir, -The last thr..e butles of your
111.. ..j n..-m 1 . I .
lievedmeoi the last vestment nij rheumatism, 1 con
sider the cure all hut miraculous. After having suf
fered the most acute agony, almost without intermis
sion, for eight years, and being lor three years a crip
ple, lean scarcely realize the fact that at'this moment.
alter uavihg used ynur Scandinavian uemuuies torunit
three monllis auu a tew uats. 1 am a nule. lieurty man
editable of manual bibor. and entirely free from pain,
When 1 first applied to you. by letter, for u supply of
your medicines, 1 was.ittle better Minn a aunatical -ke
etou. Fur more thau two years 1 had never enjo) ed one
hour of unbroken night rest, and uivmtnd sinking with
my body, had become greatly enfeebled. ti:e verv first
bottleof the Put itier v rouj lit a surp rising change for
the uetterin my system, biul alter inking Unit w o
tul restorative, togetliet- uib the lliuod 1'ihls. Inr one
month. I ft It tltat a cnuiplete regeneration of evert
itiiiina functi'iu w asm progress, 1 k not deceived.
1 11 m now, at til vears of utje, as free from evert t nn
ton) of rheunmliMii uhI nr.s at '11 , There can lie no
doubt that this wonderful cure if due to vour remedies
alone. and I am willing, it' it will serve ton or inuduc,
others to seek relief from the same source, thai this let
ter should be mude public, Yours.
.1 A ('Oil Al KINS.
OlNriNA'!l, Dec. ItH. lh,"i.
Pr.C.AV. Rnn.WK -Dear Nir : 'J hi w HI ei rtitv that
I called ou Dr. It (dm ok Inst y, inch iitid irnt hiiiio of hi
Scandinavian P h-cil Pnritii r, w hich hub tiitircl v curt
me or a eoninhiiht ol Mtie months duration . and after
j tryinir other physifi-'iis t illioitt 1. t!Vi t. I, as a hist re
source, cull' l n the . I
iinmed Dr. ltobuck, und he
relieved me ot the Nemali
.ti gctl'.-r with weak
the'baek. In the cotir-eof three u- Km tri m tl.e time
tirfct applied toet up :in. attend to business, and ('
sati-lvsav that from tliiil time I have etuoved ihe best
of health. Those whosittVerhig l'r n aiiv'lllliej'S tt oiihl
do weir tit call on Dr. Boback, it hisest iblishnienl, No
' G Kut Fourth strtet.
II, C. S I I. V A BT.
No. 17 ChcHtlilit sirei t
For sale bv Peck Sc TIamiltoh. Perrthhure. Dr
niKHiTT,Manm-e; W.i II . Honn. Bowi'ino (.hi:i:.v;
vi. & 11. 11 ak kins, Portiiue; Levi Tavioh. New
Wetfield: G, LamkeT & Co.. Oii.kao; L. L. Moue
ho.sk A Co., Waieiville.nnd for sale by Drugists aud
Dealers in Medicines generally through the country.
December li, JiJOi--32Jy.
I
AYER'8
CHII1T
PECTO RAL
TOa Tllw RaPin nunv nw
Congha Colds, and HoarneneMk
rJJ'rK'', Mass., Dec. 20th, 1865.
Ih. J. C. After: I do not hesitate to na?
that the best remedy I have ever found
Tor Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and
the concomitant symptom of a Cold I
your Ciixhut Pkctobal. Its constant
use In my practice ahd tny family for th
last ten yesrfl has shown ft to possesa so
perlor vrttje9 for the treatment of thea
complaints, KBKNKNHJHT, M. D.
A. B. MORTLY, Esq., of Utlea, N. Y.,
writes t "I have dssd vour Pti m.
sell and In tny family ever since you Invented it, and
believe ft to bt? the best medicine for Its pnrpose ever
pui out. With a bad cold, I should sooner pay t26.0flf '
for a bottle than do without It, or take anv other remedy.
vik sslFs..a1 vuufiu, iiiucnxa
SPKlNdPiRi.n, Miss., Feb. 7, IHfifl.
tirother Aver: I Will cheerfullv certify vnnr 1mtml
Is the best remedv we nosscssftir the Whonninrr Pnnah
Croup, and the chest diseaseor children. We of your
fraternity In the South appreciate your skill, and com
mend your medicine to onr people.
xtrxa 1 TPi7 w it IKAM CONKMX, M. T.
AMORj.EE. Ksn.. Montoi-Av ! .rii.. 0.1
I had a tedious Infliionta, which confined the In doora
sIt treeks: tnnk mnny medicines without relief: finally
tried your Pectoral by the advice of our clergyman.,
The first dose relieved the soreness in my throat and
lunus; less than one-half the bottle made me complete
ly welb Your medicines were the cheapest as well a
the best we can buy, and we esteem ydu Doctor, and
your remedies, as the poor man's Mend.
Astnmn. or riithlslc. and Uronohltlsr
Wbst Mamchksteh, Pa,, Feb. 4, 185fl.
Rin: Yonr Chrrrv Pectoral is nerforminrr marvel nni1
enres In this section. It has relieved several from'
alarming symptoms of consumption, and Is nowcnrlng'
a man who has labored udder art affection of the Inn gs
for the last fortvvears. HENRY L. PARKS. Mer.
A. A. RAMSEY. M. P.. Albion. Iowa, writes Kent.
tfi5: I) urine mv practice of manv years I have f mi nil'
no thlnff equal to your Chert Pectoral for giving ease'
snd relief to consumptive patients, or curing such as
are curable.
We mi Klit add volumes of evidence, but th mof
convincing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found'
ill iwturvH ujmpii trim,
l oiistimption.
Probably no remedy has ever been known which1
cured so iiisiiy and such dangerous rases as this.'
Some nn humnn aid can reach; but even to those the
l Awry I'erttiral a fiords relief snd comfort.
A stub HotSK, New York City, March 5, 18.8.
Dr. Auer, Liwell: I feel it a duty und a pleasure to
Inform you whnt your Cherry Pectoral has done for my
wife. She hud been for live months laboring under the'
dangerous symptoms f consumption, from which no
Hid we could procure gave her much relief. She wns
steadily falling, until Dr. Strong, of this city, whero
we have come for medical advice, recommended a trial
nfvmir medicine. We bless his kindness as we do your'
hill.forshe has recovered from that day. She is not'
vet lis strong as she used to he, but is free from her
uugh, mid calls herself well.
Yours wiili gratitnde nnd regard,
OKLaKDO SHKLIJY.oif Sh.l;.vvim..
Cnnnniptivi s. lo not despair till you have uled
Aif-r's Chi mi P'Ct'oraf. It is nude by one of the best
al ciicimsts in tiu woriM.f.nu it cures hii arotiuu
us bc-Pi ak the high merits oi its vintxvs.i'hdadeiphia-
Prepared by UR. J. C. AYER.
Practical and Analytical i hemist, IsOtcell, Mass.
I'llh K, $ I ("I lHt I's-TTLK.
AY KITS PILLS. Piiick tt.i Cts pi'r Bm.
'il'l b il. Itiirtilt. A Hi -11 A Ne!-'itu. Maiiiiiee, Peck A
ll.iniiltiiu, l'err sburg, and by till Drngvi-ts evcrv-
Iiitc Scot. 2i'ly.
CAIlTLSrs SPAMMI .1E1TI HI:
riin i.HrAT im;i:ihi.I or thk nbtum!
T1IK BKft?r AL'IEUATIVE KNOWN 1!
.".0 Particle of Mercury in it!
, inl';iliilil.- i'i i!ii-',v Inr Scrofula. King's Ltil, l!lien
lii.n i in. ( M ii 1 11 ill' 4 u. 'i neons I'.ruplb'os, Pimp leu
or rot tiles on the I-ace. lilotch.-. llniln. Agu-
land PevT, t Tronic Sore Ltes. Kiiignoim
or Tetter, Scald hrud. Lldargetiicnt
and pain ot the Pom - niid Joitttt,
Suit Khtuiii. Stubborn I I
eers. I, v j ihilitie Disor
ders, and all iliens
es arising from
au i. 'judi
cious useol'Mcr
enrt. Imprudenco
In Lite, or impurit t of
theltlooit.
Tb; prat nlferative iedieine and Purifier ef tha
I Hood U now UM-d by ihou-v. uds ot grateful patients
iroiu ull parts of ihe I'nitt d states, who testify dailv
lo the remarkable en res performed lit the greatent rf
:I1 medicines. " CAliUUCS SPANISH .MIX ! I HE."
Nunilgia, Kheuni.iti-m, Scrofula. 1'ruptions on the
-kin, Liter Disease. Fevers. I leers. Ohl sores, A flec
tion of the Kidneys. Diseases of the Throat, Female
complaints. Pains and Aehings of the hone and joints,
.tit- bpetdilt put to ritglit by using this inestimable rein
ed v.
for alldiseasei of the Blnod.nnthing hns yet been founa
to compare with it. It cleanses the stsiVm of all iai
purities, acts gently aud edii iently on the Liver ami
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to th
-toniaeh. makes the skin clear and health t, and restore
the Constitution, enfeebled by diteat-e or broke a
the excesses 01 vuutn, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
tor the diseases or females it is peculiarly appli
cable., and wherever it has become known is regular)
prescribed with the happiest effects It invigorate
the weak and debelitated. and imparts elasticity tn flto
worn-out frame, clears the skin, and leaves the patient
fresh and healthy ; a single bottle of this inestimable
remedy is worth all the so-calltd Sarsaparillas in exist
ence. The targe number of certificates which we have re
ceived from persons from all parts of the I'nited Suites,
is tne nest evidence timt mere is no numuug nuout it.
The Press, hotel keepers, magistrates, phyrriau, aaatl
public men, well known to the community, all add their
tcMimouy to the wonderful effects ofthisuuEAT blood
ruHiriKH.
Call on the Agent anj get an Almanac, and read
the details of stouihing cures jterforaied by cahtki'i
si'.tMsii mixti'I'I . in wot rates whrre rrerithtng else
had si guat I failed.) The limits of au advertisement
will nut admit their lull insertion.
Wm. S. ULl'.KS k CO., Proprietors,
Ko. ao4, Broadway, New York,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
Fur sale bv Druggists aud Country Merchants laaB
parts of the Putted States and the Canadas, and fey
PPCK & HAMILTON, Per rt!. burg, sad H. PlK
R1TT, Maumee City. "(Sepl. 11, IK-u--ry
avflicti:d head i i
piiilaull1miia mkd1cal iioi nr. es
tablished tvtenty-twoyears ago by Da. KINKF.L
1N, comer of Third and Union streets, Philadelphia, Pa,
TWENTY-TWO YEAH
Experience has rendered Dr. K. a most successfu
practitioner in the cure of all diseases of a private na
ture ; manhood's debility as an impediment tu mar
riage; nervous and sexual infirmities, diseases of tha
skin, and those arising from abuse of mercury.
TAKli PA HTlCL'LAlt NOT1CIC.
There Is an evil habit sometimes indulged In by boyt
in solitude, often growing up with them to manhood;
and which, f not reformed in due time, not only be
gets serious obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but
gives rise to a series of protracted, insidious, and da-1
vacating otleetiuns.
Few uf those who give way to tins pernicious pi ac
tiee are aware of tlu? consequences, until they find lha
nervous system shattered, feel strange and unuccm.nt
alde sensations, und vague fears in the mind. (See pa
ges. '27, ifS.2!t, of Dr. It's, hook on Self Preservatu .")
The unfortunate thus a fleeted becomes feeble, is un
able tu labor with uccu-ttomed vigor, or to sppl) his
mind to study ; his btep is turdt und weak ; he is dull
irresolute, and engages even in Ids spoits with less en
ergy thau usual.
li'he e itiuncipute himself before the practice has'
done its tvuixt, and enter malriniony, bin marriage is
unfruitful, ar.d ins r-tnoe ttlla him that this is caused by
his early follies. These are cvusiderativuM which should
auuktii the utttntion of all who are similarly tituattJ
BLMl'M Bt B,
He wtio places luins- ll under Dr. Kii.kcliu treat
ment, nnit it li-jiour-ly confide in his honor its u gentle-,
man, atidr !v upon tho af-suninee, that the secrets of
Dr. KY puiii i.fc will never he (!ish.ed.
Young mini let no fnh e nicdcsty deter you fn-m ma
king vourca-ie kuov.u to one. who, from ttiueatiou aud
rtpectiibibty.ciiu cerlailil) hi friend tou.
Dr. Kiukeiin's rtni.lente 1:; been for the last twenty
yeursatthf N. W.con.ei' ol Third and Union streets,
Vloiuoelphia, lu,
PATIF NTS AT A DISTANCE.
Can have (by staling their ense expliciily, tt get her
with ell therVtmpti ms, per letter, en !o.ilg u it mit
tniiee.) Dr K's ineilii ine. propria! d necoi ilingly.
Portvar-'ed to nn part 01 ihe L uitt d Suites, and pack
ed Aeei.re li in dtiinnge or em iosity. by A! iu I or Lxprcss
Bl AIt Yd-'! I! AND .VAMIOOD!
A :ginMs t -fr' or a Pctmnturt Peoth, Kiukelin oii
Self Prenrrratton Cniy i-tuts.
Letters coniiiinii.g that value iu Mumps, will cmurt
a copy, per return of mail.
"CKATIS! fJItATIR!! CItATIS f
A Free UlrTToAll.
M ISE BY BLL1KED.
" Nature's Guide." a new and pt pular Wuik.fuIIof
valuable advice and inipremdte waiuing, alike talculs
ted to prevent years of miery, and cave thousands of
lives, is distributed without charge, and forwaided ty
mail, preps. d to any V-l Dfhue in the t nhed States, ou
reciev...1! au order cuclosii x two pt-stuee stsmix.
July i'l.lfc:0.Jl--J