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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
NO 132] AN ACT
incorporate the U.uih of OVo .
' See. 30. The Mtocklml leri roMect vely, nf any
Winch, shall at ini lime bi'liublu liuch branch,
it Her as principal, debtor or Riireiie. or both, to
an amount exceeding one-third part nf the capital
stock of such branch, then actually paid in, aud
remaining as capital stock; nor shall the direc
tors. Collectively, bo so liable to an amount ex
eeeiling one third part nf stock actually paid in,
felandfriff in the r name, and of which they are,
collectively, the bona file owners in their own
riijht.
See. 31. The directors of any branch first elect
ed shall hold their places until the first Monday in
January mxt thereafter, and until their successors
shall bo elected and qualified ; all aubsennent
elections (.hall be held annually on the first Mon
day of January, and the dircctoraao elected sbnll
Hold their places for one year, and until their
eucces-ora are elected and qualified; but any di
rector removing from the Mate, or ceasing to be
the owner of the requisite amount of stock, shall
thereby TacaU his place. Any vacancy in the
board shall be filled by appointment by the re
maining direct trs; tho director so appointed,
ahallhold his place until the next annual election,
and if, from any cause, an election of directors
shall not bo made at tho time appointed, the
branch shnll not lor that causo be dissolved, but
an eloction may be held on any subsequent day,
thirty days' notice thereof having been given in
a newspaper printed in the county whero the
branch is located.
Sec. 32- JSrvry branch authorised ts carry on
the business of banking under this act, shall be
held and adjudged to be a body corporate, with
succession, for the term of twenty years from the
date of the certificate of association, and thereaf
ter until its'aiTairs shall be closed; and if its cor
porate name shall be competent to contract, prose
cute and defend actions of every description as
fully as natural persons, and process against such
branch may be served upon its president or cash
ier, or by leaving a copy thereof at its usual place
of business during the usual business hours.
Kachof said branches shall, during the term of
twenty years fmm the date afoicsaid, if so loog it
hall comply with the provision of this act, have
power to loan money, buy, sell and discount bills
of exchange, notes, and all overwritten evidences
of debt, except such as it 6hall be prohibited by this
Act from buying, selling or discounting; receive
deposits; by and sell gold and silver coin and
bullion; collect and pay over money, and trans
act all other business properly appertaining to
banking, subjpet however, to the provisions aud
and restrictions contained in this act; may acquire,
hold and convey such real estate as may be ueces
tfary to the rmvenient transaction of its business,
and no :iore; but may, however, acquire title to
any real esta'e pledged to secure any debt pre
Tiously contracted or purchased on an execution
riT order of sale, to satisfy any judgment or decree
in its favor, -or which shall have been conveyed
tb it in payment' of any previous debt, but shall
not hold any real estate so acquired longer than is
necessary to avoid a loss of any part of the debt,
interests and costs, for tho collection or security
of which it was acquired; hut at any tiaie before
aelling the same, upon being tendered by the last
preceding owner, or his legal representatives, such
sum shall be necessary to save Buch branch from
loss of any part of the debt, interest, taxoa, costs,
and other necessary charges fr the collection or
security of which such real estate was acquired,
such branch shall release to such owner, his legal
representatives or assigns, all its right, title and
interest therein.
Sac 33 Xo branch hall, at any time, issui or
have in circulation any note, draft, bill of ex
change, acceptnnce, certificate ot deposit, or other
evidence of debt whioh, from its character or ap
pearance, shall be calculated or intended to circu
late as money, other thin such no tea of cirulation
as are by this act described, and which such
branch is by this act .uthorized to issue for the
purpose of being circulated as money.
Bee. 31 Ettch branch shall receive at par at the
office or banking house of such branch in pay
raent of debts due at such branches for notes of
hand, bills of exchange, or other evidences of
debt, diftconnted or purchased by, or belonging to
ffuch branch, the notes of circulation isbucd by
an? otl er branch of the Bank of Ohio.
Sec. 35. Each branch shall, at all times, have
on hand, in gold and silver coin, or their equiva
lent, one-half at least of which shall be in gold
and silver coin in its vault, an amount equal to at
least thirty per cent, of the amount of its out
standing notes of circulation; and whenever the
amount of its outstanding notes of circulation
hall exceed the above named proportion, no more
of its notes shall bo paid out. or otherwise put in
Circulation, by a-jch branch, itorbball su h branch
increase its liabilities, by making jicy new loans
or discounts, other tluiu dUco-intiiuj or purchas
ing bills of exchange, payable a" siijht, nor make
any dividend of its profits, until tha required pro
portion between its outstanding notes uf circula
tion, and gold and silver oiii, or the.r equivalent
on hand, shall In restored, victual dop'iils wi'h
any solvent bank, of established credit, in the
cities of Nw York, Hoston, li.iltid?lphia, or Hal
timore, subject to be drawn against a sight paya
ble in gold and silver coin, shall be deemed
equivalent to gold and silver coin, wherever these
terms are ued in thi- act.
Sec. 36. No branch organized under this net
shall, at any time be Indebted or in any way lia
ble to an amount exceeding two thirds of its capi
tal stock at such time actually pain" in, and remain
ing as capital stock undiminished by losses or
otherwise except on the following accounts that
is to say,
First On account of its notes of circulation;
Second Ou account of moneys deposited with
Or collected by su- h branch;
Third On account of bills of exchange or
drafts drawn against money actually on deposit
' to the credit of, or due to such branch;
Fourth Liabilities to its stockholders on ac
count of money paid in, on capital (stock, divideuds
thereon, and uudivided profits.
Nor shall any branch, either directly or indirect
ly, pledge, hypothecate or exchange any of its
notes of circulation for the purpose of procuring
money, to be paid in on its capital stuck, nor
pledge or hypothecate directly or indirectly any
of such notes to be usedWn its ordinary banking
operation.
3ec. 37. No branch shall, during the time it
shall continue its nrM'ratione as a branch, withdraw
or permit to be will d awn, either in form of divi
d'euds, loans to stockholders, for a longer period
of time than four mouths, or in any other in inner
any portion of its capital stock; and if losses
fthall at any time have been sustained by any
Branch, tq lal Uior exceeding its undivided profits
then on hand, no dividends shall be made, and
no dividends shall ever be made by any branch,
while it shall continue its banking operations, to
an amount greater than its net profits then on
hand, deduct ing therefrom itslos-es and bad and
suspended debts; and all debts due to a branch,
on which in'eret is past due and unpaid for a
period of six months, unles the name shall be well
secured, and shall be in the process of collection,
shall be considered bad or supeuded debts, withiu
the meaning of this Be tion.
Sec. 3c. The directors of each branch shall,
remi-anuudlly ou the first Monday iu May and
November, declaie a dividend of so much of the
net profits of the branch as they shall judge mx
pud ient, on and each dividend day, the cashier,
si ad make a full, clear and accurate statement of
the conditiou of the branch as it shall be on that
day. after declaring thedivideud, which shall be
verified by the oalb of the cashier, presiJuot and
two of the directors; and similar state row nts shall
sli j be made ou the first Monday in each month in
each year, which sU'eiueuta shall contain,
yirthe amount of the captal stock sc'n
ally paid in, sod then reaaiuing as thu capital
iocs uf the branch;
Second The amount of tht bills or in tea of the
branch thun in circulation, specifying the amount
f each denomination;
Third The g re u test amount in circulation at
any time since the umkiiig of the last previous
statement; as shall have been exhibited by the
weekly state on uts of the ca hier, specifying the
time when t6 same occurred;
fourth The amount of balances and debts of
every kind due lo the- branches of the Hank of
Ohio, the amount due tool her bank of the Statu,
and the amount due Fo I auks uot uf this Slate;
Fifth 'The amouu due to depositors;
Sixth The total amount uf debt and liabilities
of every description, and tho greatest aiuuiiot
inct thu linking of the last previous statement,
specifying the time whou the sane o-C'irrvd, a
exhibited by the weekly statement of thebr&uch;
Seventh The total amount of dividends de
clared os the day of waking the statement:
KiffhlM The amount of gold and silver coin
and bullion belonging to such brunch, aud in pus
ft4Msiun St tketiiueufiuuking the statement, dvsig-
,
I
nit:ng the amount of each;
N inth-1 ho am MintMihj ct to btt drawn at sight
iu gold and silver, then remaining on -b p mm with
S'dveiit specie psying hank in the citius of New
Yor't, I'hilfl'l.'pfiia, Uo-tou, aud UaltimorH;
Tetlh-Thn amoTi.it thru on h&i 1 of bills or
n-it-js, I ned hy tirauchs or the Bunk of Oiiio,
th amoiin. i -i ned by other bunks of ihia State,
and ihu amount i-aucd by banks not of this
State;
Eleventh The amount f balances due from
branches of Bank of Ohio, the amount due from
other banks nf this State, and the amount due
from banks not of this State, excluding, in the
lnlter case, deposits in the cities of New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, subject to
sight drafts, payabble in specie:
Twelfth The amount on hand of bills, bond,
notes and other evidences of debts, discounted or
purchased by the brdiich, specifying particularly
the amount of suspended debt, the amount Con
sidered bad, the amount considered doubtful, aud
and the amount in suit or judgment;
Thirteenth Tho value of the real and personal
property, held for the convenience of the branrh
specifying the aninuut of each;
Fourteenth The amount of renl estate taken in
payment of debts due the branch;
Fifteenth The amount of undivided profits of
the branch;
Sixteenth Tho total amount of the liabilities
to the brnnch by the nine tors thereof, collectively,
specifying the gross Amount of such liabilities as
principal debtors, and the gross amount as endors
ers or sureties;
Seventeenth Tho total amount of liabilities to
the branch of the stockholders thereof collective
ly, specifying the ganss amount of such liabilities
as principal debtors, and the gross amount as en
dorsers or sureties; which statement shall be
forthwith transm tted to the Bank of Ohio aud
Auditor of State.
An abstract of every such statement, showing
the condition of the branch, shall b immediately
published by the branch insnme newspaper printed
in the county where such branch is situated.
Sue. 39. Ihe general assembly shall never Im
poso any greater tax upon property employed in
banking under this act, than is or may b imposed
upon the property of individuals.
Sec. 40- Kvery branch may tnki, reservn, re
ceive and oharge on any loan or discount made,
or upon any note or bill of exchange, or other
evidence of debt a, tho rate of six per centum per
annum on the amount of any such noto. bill of ex
change, or other evidence of debt so disc Hinted,
and no more; Provided, however, that intcre. t
may bo reserved or taken in advance at the time of
making the loan or discount, according to the usu
al rates of banking, or as calculated in rowlett s
tables; and the knowingly taking, reserving or
charging on any debt or demand discounted or
purchased hy any branch, a rate of interest preat
er than that allowed by this section shall be held
and adjudged s forfeiture of such debt or de
mand, but the purchase or discount of a bona fide
bill of exchange, or note payable at another place
than the place of such purchase or discount, and
the taking or reserving of interest thereon at the
rate aforesaid, from the time of such purchase or
discount, until the maturity of such bill or note,
shall not be held usurious, although exchange on
the place where it is made payable, is at the time
of such purchase or discount, worth s premium;
nor shall the discount or purchase of a Dona ti le
bill or note, payable at a place, between which and
the place of discount or purchase, exchange is in
favor of the place of discount or purchase, and
the taking in addition to the rate of interest afore
said, the rate of exchange between such places,
be deemed usurious; Provided, that no loan to, or
discount in favor of any director or stockholder iu
which more than six nr r cent, shall be taken, re
served or charged, shall be forfeited, but the same
snail rje vatia against such party. Provided, fur
ther, That ni more than oiio-hilf of nn,i r.pri.nK
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..... ih u nange upon any sucn paper
, ... o-.iuw, nua no morn man one per,
cent, upon any such pincr payable out of this
and in no case sh ill more than tho current
rate of exchange between such places be taken,
Sec. 41. The total liabilities of any person, or
of nny company or firm (including in the liabili
of a company or firm the liabilities of the sv-1
eral members thereof.) to any branch as acceptor
or acceptors of bona fide bills of exchange pays-1
bb) out of Ibis Stale, shall at no time exceed one-1
fourth Of the amount of the notes which Such
branch is authorized to circulate, exclusively of
Imodiums s acceptor or acceptors, one tentn, ana
exclusive of all liabilities on such bills of ex
change one-twentieth part of the amount of such
uwu-s.
No branch shnll, at any time, pay o.ut on loins
or discounts, or in purchasing o' drafts or bills of
excnaiitfe, or in payment ot depositors, nor shall
iu any mode put iu circulation the notes of any
or bsukiuir company which notes shall not
at that time to receivable at par in payment of
dubts, by the branches so payintrout or circulating
such notes, nor shall it knowingly pay ou' or put
in circulation any not a issued by any bank or
pausing company winch at the tune ol such pay-
ing out or put'ing in cireulat on is no', redeeming
its notes iu gold and silver, nor any uotts issued
by nny bank out of this S'ato.
All notes bills, and oth"r evidence of debt, ex-'
cepting bilUoft'jc .'hangu. discounted by any branch
bo made by tho te.ms thereof, or by special
payable sohdy to such branch, and
no such evidence of dt bt shall Ik assignable ex-j
ccpt for collection, or for the following purposes :
First 'o pay and rudeeui the circulating notes
of such branch;
S cond To pay other liabilities of such branch;
ufter such liabilities shall have been dis-j
charged;
Third To divide among the shareholders on
thvir stock.
No branch shall issue any certificate of deposit,
,lof Kill f .1 ,i : i...r c
order, draft, bill of exchaue, or other evidence of
debt, payable in currency or in anything le val
uable than gold and s Iver coin, except receipts
for aptcial deposits; nor shall any such branch
keep any accounts in currency or in anything leas
valuable than gold and silver coin, 'except ac
counts of special deposits.
No branch, nhall be permitted, in receiving pay
meut at iu banking house or other place than
where the sumo was payable, of a-ty note, bill, or
other evidence of dtAit, due to such hnmh, and
payable at a place other than at its banking house,
tj receive iu addition to the amount of such debt
aud the legal interest due thereon, an) sum what
poevei a premium, exchange or damages; Pro
vided, Nothing in this section contained Khali pre
vent tuch branch from receiving tho d itnagrs al
lowed by law upon any bona fide bill of exchange,
duly protested for non-acceptance or nou pay
ment. 1
Sec. 42. All transfers of notes, bonds, bills, of
exchange, and other evidence of debt owing to
any br.tn"h, or of deposits to its credit; all assign
ments of mortgages or other securities on real es
tate, or of judgments or decrees in its favor; all
depoaitsof money, bullion or other valuable thing
f ir its use, or for the use of any of its stockhold
ers or creditors; all payments of money to either,
made after the commission nf an act of insolvency,
or in contemplation thereof, with a viuw to prevent
the application of its assets In tho manner pre
scribed by this not, or wi h a viuw to the prefer
ence of one creditor to another, except in payment
of its circulating notes, shall bv held utterly null
and void.
Sec 4.1. If the directors of any hra ch shall
kuow'ngly violate or knowingly permit any of
the officers, ageuts or servants of such hr.iiicn to
vioUte any of the provisions of this art, all the!
rights, privileges an I franchises f such branch!
shall thereby be fitrfe.il' d; such violation shall,
however, be determined and adjudged by a court,
of competent jurisdiction, agroauly to the laws of
this Slate and thn practice of such court, b fre
the corporation shall be declared dissolved; and
in case of such violation, every director who par
tici pitted in, or assented to the samu, tdiull bd held
liable in his personal and individual rapacity (o
ijaiingu which the branch, its shreholtteri, or
any other persons, hody p diiiu or corporate tdia'l
have sustained in coimcij iehon of such vioUt'on.
Wee. 44. Kvery pr.Mideiit, d of, cashier, tid
hr, clerk or ug"" !' any brin- !i, who tdiall embea
z'e, abstract, or willfully misapply any of thn
moneys, funds or credits of such branrh, or bhall,
wiibo'it authority from the directors isuo or put
in circulation any of the ti tles of such branch, or
shall, without such authority, is-iuo or put forth
my certificate of deposit, draw any order or bill of
exchange. inak any accept u cu, bigu any note,
bond, draft, bill of t-xhaiite, uinrtgage, or other
iiibtrumc'iil of writing or shall iu:iku any f.tneu
try on any book, report or statemein of 'he branch,
with an intent iu eilhtir catu to injuie or defraud
such branch, or to injure or defraud any other
company, body corporate or politic, or any imn
vidud person, or to deceive auy otKcer or agent
appointed to inspect the sffairs of any branch,
shull be dfcneri guilty of a mitidemfanor, and
tuton eunviction thereof, ttriil be conlmed in tin
puuiieuiiaiy at h ird laSor, not less thun one nor
more Ujhq ten years,
boc. 4'. StockholdcTS iu Lrauchcs, shall etch
be individually an I severally liable to the credit
ors of thu brunch of which they are stockholders,
in a sunt equal in arrmu it to thn stock owned bv
esch, and should any such branrh become insol
vent, and its sssets bs found insufficient to pay its
debts and liabilities, its stockholders may be
compelled to pay such deficiency, iu proportion to
thu amount of stock owned by each, and should
the whole amount for which stockoolders are in
dividually responsibly, as provided in this section,
be found in any cane to be inadequate to thn pay
ment of all the residue of the debts of any branch
after the application of its assets to the payment
of such dt'bu, then, the moneys due from Mock
holders on account nf thuir individual liabilities
as such, shall be distributed equally among nil
the creditors of such branch, in proportion to tho
amount due to each; the personal liability in this
section provided for, is over and above the stock
owned by stockholders, and any Amount unpaid
thereon.
Sec. 46 The general assembly may alter or re
peal this act at pleasure, but no act altering or re
pealing this act, shtll impose any injustice or
wrong upon the stockholders of any branch.
Ht'C. 47. Every branch shall have power to make
all necessary and proper by-lawn for the manage
ruent and control of its business, and to fix un 1
regulate the rate of charges for making collections,
subject to be controlled therein by the llauk of
Ohio.
Sec. 43. No brnnch shall issue any notes in
tended for circulation as money, except the notes
furnished for that purpose by the Bank of Ohio,
and all such notes shall bo payable at the branch
by which they are issued, in gold and silver coin,
the lawful currency of the Uniled States or either,
at the option of the branch, on demand; they
shall be signed by the president or vice president
of the proper branch, and Countersigned by the
cashier thereof, made payable to bearer, and shall
be negotiable by delivery; all other evidences of
debt, issued by any branch, shail be negotiable or
transferable in thu satun manner as if issued by a
natural pet son, and frhsll be binding on the
branch, n hether under seal or not, and all such
evidences ot debt, other than notos of circulation
shail be p iyahle to the order of some person there
in nnmprl
Sec. 41). The branches shall continue to existso
longts necesssry for the settlement of their affur,
notwithstanding the repeal of this act; and no law
shall ever be passed diverting or appropriating the
assets of any such branch to any purpose othr
than to the payment of its debts and liabilities,
aud the distribution of the residue among its
stockholders in proportion to the stock by them
severally owned.
BANK COMMISSIONERS
their orticial proceedings to be kept in a book Ad
be provided for that purpose, which shall be de
State, livered by the president of said bo ml to the Bank,
of Ohio, as soon as the same shall bo organized.
Sic .-51. The board of b ink commissioners shall
examine the certificates of the formation of branch
ties es. transmitted to them as required b this act,
t and sh-ill. by ono of their own members or other
spe-ial agent app dnted by them for that purpose
who shall not be a stockholder in any of the
bran r hps fnrmpft umlnr tlliu fUimmrliaUlv nrn.
, rectors of such branch, and whether their stock
it holders, directors and officers ar men of respon
bank sibilitv and inteoritr. and pntitlpd in rb nuhin
in the business of banking, and shall cause to be
made and attested by the oath of a majority of the
directors, and by the cashier of such branch, a
j statement of all the material facts necessary to en-
ab'c the board of bank commissioners to determine
whether such bra icli is lawfully entitled to corn
shall menee the business of barikin-y undr the provis
endorsement, ions of this nt.and such n?nt shall immediately
report to tho board of bank commissioners such
statement and his proceedings in the premises.
Sec. 53. If, upon careful extminat'on of the
certificates of associnti .n, and the reports and
I statements of the special ag 'n's appointed to as
and certain whether the branches so organized have
cooi plied with the provisions of this act, it shall
I appear that five or more suc'i branches have been
I formed, and that their stockholders, ditectnrsand
Sec. 50 To carry Into effect the provisions nf
this act, Wm W. Scarborough, of Cincinnati,
Franklin T. Btck'ia, of Cleveland, Hocking H.
Hunter, of Lancaster, J. It Flynn.of Columbus,
and Samuel Forrer, of Dayton, shall be and they
are hereby appointed commissioners, and they, or
a maj irity of them, afur taking an oath diligent
ly. faithfully and impartially to perform the duties
assigned them by this ct, a certificate of which
oah sh'dl be filed and carefully preserved in the
offic of the secretary of state, shall constitute a
board to be designated the board of bank commis
sioners; which board Bhall continue until the
organization of the Bank of Ohio, as herein pro
vided for, and thereafter, the duties which they
are req lired to perform by this act, shall ba per
formed by said bank; and if any of said commis
sioners shall refuse to serve shall die or resign,
fils'place shall be filled by the governor.
Said commissioners shall meet in she city of Co
lumSus, at such time, within thirty days after the
adoption of this act, as shall be nppiinted by the
governor, who shall notify each member of his
appointment, and of the tiae and place of meet
ing: they shall, when met, npp nnt one of their
number to be their president, who shall, under the
order of the bnvd, sign all official documents;
u, oign nit uiuciui uutum'-iifi
and they shall cause a fair and true record of all
ceed to examine the condition of each of the
branch? which shall have transmitted to said
board the reauired cHrtificate: and it shall be the
special duty of such agent to carefuUy count or
j otnerwittu ascertain the amount ot money paid in
on account, of its capital stock, to ascertain the
name and the place of residence of each of the di-
confidence; and the amount of capital stock of
which each is the bona fide owner, whether such
branch has con plied wi;h all the requirements of
this act necessary to entitle the branch toenae
ofhcTS, aie men of responsibility snd integrity,
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and entitled to public confidence, and that such
branches are lawfully entitled to ommence the
business of b inking, the coui nissionors shall cor
tify the same to the goreruor, and shall immedi
ately notify each of saiJ branches thereof; and
within ten days after receiving such notice, each
brnnch bhall appoint, !n such manner as the direc
tors thereof shall prescribe, one person to be a di
rector of the Bank of Ohio. Hut no person who
Is not a citizen of tho United S ates, and a resident
nf this State, and wh j his not resided within this
Sta'eat least one year next previous to hU appoint
ment, shall be such director.
Sec 53 The governor if he be sarisfiel, that
the law has in all respects bcn complied with,
Khali issue his proclimitnm, sotting forth thnt
such branches aru authurizsd to commence and
curry on binking, at the places severally desig
nated in their certificates of association; whic-i
proclamation shall be recorded iu theoilice of the
Governor, and a copy of t-aid record certified un
dtrth? great seal of thn St 4e of Ohio, bhall be
prim- facia evidence of the organization of such
branch
Sec. 51. The bank cnmnisdoners and all agents
appointed by them, shall each bj entitled lo re
ceive for their services under this act, five dollars
per dy fjr every diy necessarily employed iu the
discharge of th -ir duties, and their reasonable ex
penscs, to be pud by ihu Hank of Ohio.
Sec. " This act thai, take effect aud be in force
from and a ter t e second Tuesday of October
next, if tho same shall be .ipproved by a majority
of th elec ora voting on that day, aud uot other
wise. be
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N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 14, 1856
No 138] AN ACT
To fix the rates of tolls to be received by Incorporated
Bridge Compuuies.
Sko I. He it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That all bridge Companies
in this Slate authorised by their charter to take
tol:s abjve the rut herein provided are hereby
a .thorized to charge aud receive the following
r a: eh of tolls and no mor , Thai for e ich f.Jot pas
senger , one cent, for each hotse, mule, or ass, one
year old an J upwards, three en's, for each horse
aud rider ten cents, fort-very t ltaii, charriot, gig
or other two or four-wheelid pluaure carriage
with one hur-e and d iver, fifteen c at , for every
roach, ch trriot, or thr four wheel, d ideasure car
riage, tlrawu by two horses mid driver twenty -ii ve
cents, the baine drawn b four liornes thirty cents,
for every sled or sleigh drawn by one h rse or oth
er auimal ten centa. fit' each horse or other animal
iu addition thn-e cents, for every w tun drawn by
ono ho rce or other animal ten ivnts, for every horse
iu adit Hun three cents, for every wagon drawn by
two horses or other unimals fil'tuen cents, for every
uorse or other animal in addiiioti thred cunts. for
ea.-h head oi u(ut cattle, six mouths old or up
wards one cent, and for every herd of sheep, goats,
or h-igs onu-h tlf ctit: Provided, that ihi&acl shall
bono construed ti effect any cornp ny in whose
charter epeciul rates aru ptovided, aud no power
give u to thu l-gis!ature to alter or anuud the
bU'OU.
It
all
1
un
N. H. VAN VORHES,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 15, 1857.
April 15, 1857. No. 139] AN ACT
To regulate the enmpennatinn of Shcriffr for keep,
lug and providing fur priaonera in jail.
Sto. 1. Be itenaetid hy the Oeneial Aaembly
of the State of Ohio, That the aheriffjof thenev
eral cotintiea in the State ahall hereafter he allow
ed such compensation an the county commission
ers shall from time to time order and allow, not
exceeding forty centa per tny, for keeping and
providing for prisoners injaif, as required by the
eleventh section of the act for the regulation of
county jails, tinned March 13, 1843, and auch al
lowanrea shall be made to the sheriff as part of the
reasonable and necessary expenses of his office,
for which he ahall not be required to account as
fees, costs or perquisites, uudttr the provisions of
the act to regulate and limit the compensation Of
certain county ntficers, passed April 8, I8."ti.
See. 3. That the act to provide for tho reduction
of thn fees now allowed to shcrifTifor keeping and
providing for prisoners in jnils, passed March 13,
1H41, and all acta and parts of acts inconsistent
herewith, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect on its passage.
in
N. H. VAN VORHES,
N. H. VAN VORHES, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
THOMAS H. FORD, President of the Senate.
April 16, 1857.
No. 140.] AN ACT.
!
To authorize tve foreclosure of mortgages exe
cuted by Turnpike, Canal, or Hank Road Companies.
St.o. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That in all caes where any
turnpike, canal, or plank road company hiveexi
cuted or may hereafter execute a mon gage, or 1
rrortgnges, upon any pnrt thereof, it t-hall bo law-
ful for any turnpike, or plank road mortgagee, or 1
the assignee or assignees thereof, at any proper 1
time after the money secured by saiil mortgage or
mortiraL'cs b comes doe. to fore.-ln.. irl m,,rtn. !
or mortgages in the same manner as if said mort- j
ga?: zzn ,we.re,T,on re ere' an,' the
sales so tna le shall be held to pass to the purchaser
or purchasers, the corporate franchises of such
company as fully as the mortgagor held the same
at the lime of executing said enenmbrnnce. All'
rnottgiftes up m real estate are h reby made appli
cable n-ln
or
to the foreclosure of mortgages on turnpike,
cannl. or plank rua-Js, so far ai ia necessary to
carry out the provision of ih 8 act.
?cq. 2. The court bhail appoint the appraiser
under th 8 act, and where any road or canal shall
into or through more than one county, the
court nmv order the same to be appraised and sold
entire or in pa-cels at to the court may seem expe
dient. That any purchaser or purchasers of any
bucn ruau or cmmi or pan moreof Hi all be entitled
corporate irancinserapurchasea.
under this act as fully as they belonged to auch !
eorporation before such sale iu any nvne that may
assumed by such purchasers. Ibis act shall
laae euwi irotu its
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
JOSEPH TRUESDALE, Speaker pro tem of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 16, 1857.
Auditor's Orncs, K"ood Co. , 0.)
July 16, lt57. S
I hereby certifv that tha above laws arr accord.
ing to the copies furDixhed by the Secretary of
oiaie.
JAMES W. ROSS, Co. Auditor.
DISEASE VAIVIIMSHED
By Dr. Roback'i Scandinnvin limid!et.
AFTKU vears of studv.
snalvsisundeKnArimfn't.
Mr ilobaek, the emmineiit
Swedish L'hvsician.succeded
in producing a med'ieinefrum
the mountain nerusut hisna-
live land, which acts Uireetlv!
upon the causes oi disease in
the blood.and by rcsti-riuf ttis
corrupteU fountain ot lite to
a condition of health and
purity, expels diseara from1
thesvstem wlierevr it m i
ie located. or whatever mav
be its eharueier. Indigestion, nervous oompluiuts,
eliicptic and other fits, coughs, ccnsiimpiu n in itS
earlv staires, lore throat, bronchi. ietr and ague,
asthma, low spirits, sexual incepnt lty,fenun!iu weak- ;
ness. prielitn.ir of tne skin, ej inpti n.atic ot paralvfis,
rheumathm. neHrulgia. tumor, cancer, di abate lassi
tude and debility, diarrhea,and all oiht-riliHnlerof the
organs of respiration, the liver, the kit! re, tltestoin
acii, the nerves. or the niuseulartibre, are unerringly
cured by tliis drepuraf ion. 1 ' tu he titatet it moiLi,
seeds of disease, w hat an alksli is to on mid; it
neutralizes them ith uhsnlut rrtiintt, vhHcat the
srmy tim itrej:iUi'testlie secrtthuif-. run. oveo list ruc
tions t'roiiithe howls. create nipftite. renews bodily
vigor and regenerate? every animal function. Sin Lis
the nature, such ars the tfl'erts of l)r, K'diaeL's fa,
nMulSe.itidiuviuii lllood I'urilier I'ills, will not only j
obliterate the most painful diseases, but prevent their
recurrence, aud lengthen life beyond iu ordinary j
jpan. j
To prevent imposition. purchase only of respectable ,
drnirgist. Vc.,of regular agents or ot lr. K'dtiu k.
sole proprieter and niatiUt'aeturer.M'.li street, Ciiitin-
nati. Price of I'urilier l,nO per. bottle; b" bottles:
for iMlls i!.) cts. per. bo'cand ." bxes tor $ l.no.
Tt.nni: Hai ti:, hid, Oct. 2. Ia.Vj.
Pn.non.rK--Sir, The l-st thre botles of your
Blood Purilieraiid the accompanying Vills, have re
lieved me of tiie last vesttgeof my rheumathtn, Icoti
siilertltc cure all but miraculous. After having suf
feredthe most acute agony, almost without iutei niis
sion, wreight years, and being for three years a crip
ple, lean scarcely realize the fact that at this moment,
after having ued vour Scandinavian Item idics for only
three months and at'ew d s, I am a hale, hearty man,
eanalile of m inual labor, aud entirely free from pain,
Wheu 1 tirst applied to you, by letter, for a supply of'
vour medicines, I was little better thun a aUiiatieaUkel
eton. r or more in in two years i nau neverenji-yeu one
hour of unbroken night re-t, and my mind sinking with
bodv, had become greatly enfeebled, tne very first
buttleof the Purifier u rough t a surprising change for
tliu bettor m my system, and after taking that woud
restorative, togeuiei wuh the lilooil I'Hlis, tor one
month. I felt that a complete regeneration of everv
animal function wasin progress. I was not deceived,
am slow, at b'l yarsii age, as free from every symp
tom of rheumatism as 1 was at '-'it. There can he no
doubt that this wonderful cure is due to your remedies
alone, and I am willing, if it will serve you or luudnce
others to seek relief from tho sain e source, tlm t this let
should he m ide public, i ours. &e..
JACOB ATKINS.
Cincinnati, Dec, 28, Iwrifj,
Tr.C , W. KonArK PenrSir: Thiswillcertify that
called on Or. Koback last March and got some of his
Scandinavian Blood purifier, which has entirely cured
of a complaint of nine months duration , and after
trving other physieiaiii w itholit effect, I, aa a last re
source, called on the above named Dr. ltoback, and he
relieved me.of the Xeuraltgia.together with weakness in
the'hack. In the course id' three weeks from the time I
first applied to get up and atteud to business, and can
sateiys iy t lint trom that time i luive enjoyed tne nest
health. Those whnsuffcring frnmanv illnenti would
well to call on Dr. Koback, at disestablishment, Xo
GKast Fourth street. II, C.STEWART,
No, 17 Chestnut street.
Forsale bv Vt.ck Sl Hvmii.ton, Perrysburg, Db.
BuHiiiTT.Ma'ume: W.& II. IItMin.liowi.ino Ohken;
St II. IlvsKiNs, Porrnue; I.kvi Tavloii, New
Wefficld: G , L a m K E v .V Co., (ili.F.Ah; I,. L. MuitE-
mirsK tV Co., Waterville, nml for sale by Drugists and
Dealers In Medicines generally through the country.
December Id. lStfCaily.
M VHUIAC.K CJVIDR. by DU,
M.Klt'AJE OI'lDli. b DU
MAKltlACiK IJI'IDK. by Dlt
MAKIil AfiK (Jl'IDi;. by Dlt
WM. YOUNG.
WM. YOI NG.
WM. youn;.
WM. YOl NCi.
MAKUIAGK til lDK, by PK
WM. YOI NtJ.
MAiUilAGK G I' I OK, by DU. WM. YOUNG
MAKUIAGR GIMDK. YoiTSn'a great Physologi
ealWurk: THU VUVKKT sKSVVLAPIt'it, or
Kvery One Ins own Doctor, Uy Wm. Young. M. D.
is written in idaiti language for the general reader,
and is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred En
gravings. All young married people, or those contem
plating marriage. ami having the least impediment to
married lilt), should read this book. It discloses secrets
that every one should be iiciiaiutcd with ; still, it is a
book that mu -t be kept locked up, aud not lie ahoutthe
house It will be scot to imv one ou the receipt of J.
cits. Address DU. WM. YOl!NG, Hpiure St..
above Fourth. Philada.. Pa. f March 6. IS.W 4:itf.
3 .Vcl Viimre on C'lwrks.
1) AUN'l'.M'S lailuro iu the Clock line, a humbug.
i Have vou seen our Dew stock' Ite have just
received a coitl, a cord and a half, or two cords, every
variety and pattern: and are selling them, wholesale
and retail, ch mpcr than Barnuiu ever thought of doing,
in pet feet order, and warranted. Call and see for,
yourselves. No charge for showing.
June li. li.--7 ;iltl tlltlSWOLDS,
VtNKINUMO PICK. The Pr.iiKtaiiUHO Bask
I) iiiuw open Hid prepared todisronntshort business
paper, buy aud sell wold.Silver.and Eusteru Excliaugt
I t rausae to t hei business i n their line. Interest paii!
ontitncdepu.its. J.S.NOUTON.Catuicr,
I
I
!
HAVE YOU TRIED
THE
WESTERN FAMILY
K E HI 12 I) I lS ,
PI T I'P HY
A. LANGWORTJIY.
rivDi.vv, oiuoi '
THEY ARK THE
AROMATIC VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS.
Tim
AROMATIC FEVER AUD AGUE FILLS,
AND TUB
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
Sold Ily Drnmtlntu Everywhere.
DO
YOU DESIRE IIEALTII1
TIIKM HEAD A WOHD
Before You throw this down as Worth
less. Tt Is a fnrt well known to nil our Wrstrrn citizcnH.
th;u tlm mi us in that 1 constantly predentin the nir of
is rich estern country, nml the chmijren which oc
frequently, from heat to coM" give rine to vari-
forma of dieae, anil it hccomrn an inipnrtant In
quiry then to m, what we can do to prevent theae ful
ilcn attar It , to which we are no liable? An old v Imt
an ounce of prevention In worth a poitnil of cure'
In nothing la it Irner than tn this, fur in however
many forma we are attacked with illness, tho primary
causo is nearly the mme. Wo catch cold, or over-eat,
the pores or the hody become cloncil ami the refuse
matter which in generally thrown out of tlic hvhIi.mii by
ncnnible, or Insensible perspiration remain in It and
clogs it up, nml the consequence in that the Inward
fum-t'ons of the hotly cannot perform their duty, any
more than a watch can. the -;: of whose wheels nrc
tilled with dirt. Everv part of onr bodies demands its
dilferent element from the food, and the nart mir atom-
take is to eliminate surb itarts, and send them iu
their proper direction: when our system is fully open,
tliis is well and beautifully done, ami sueh parts of our
'"'' n,Brc n"' needed, are thrown out by perspiration,
"nJ lle natural outlets of our bodies, but when cold,
"" ulh""''- "! these outlets tbis otKd I (if we
KitrSuUz: z x
j,,, Ac-j oct.ur- whal th(,n , d;,j tl,
answer is easy cleanse the sistem thoroughly. res.re
these natural outlets, and wc'atv free. W hen shall we
do it? Khali we wait till tho disease becomes set up.
A Hiinole Veer tn hie ItcmNlv.
Immediatelv when the first Kvnipioms rou.mencp.
NO CALOMEL ! NO POISON ! !
hut a good physic, composed of the healing plants N'a
tuie has herself provided. This ynu v.in lind in the
Aromnti'- Vegetable C'nthartic Pills,
A. LANGWORTIIyI Fi.sdi.av, 0.
We conip iiinil tliem foora a Wfegttrn oxipricnce
we know what von want; liecauw we want iliftu our
hi'Ivcm. Tlivn when that IMill lloa'tarho, fain in the
Buck or Loins conimem w, when, in short, you Icil
your ajHtem (t.'ttiiiR out of i.r.lcr,
MO RIGHT TO WORK,
take cnongh to cleanse your jtein thoionf-Mv. then
tako them alun for a while to keen vour bowt U 011
and regular, and you will thank us for coiupinindiug
them.
It may lie, that you have n fleeted yourself until
you have Fever and Ague, Chill Kevt r, "pumb Apfup-
either Acute or Chronic then procure it bottle of
'Lane worthy's Aronmtic Atcue rilln,
use them aircnnting to iiireetiulis, und break up the
disease; if you have had it a Ioiir time, ue the
I'liysic Tills, to keep your system rearuliir, and
I)o Vour Summer's V oik.
Those Affue Pills ar comptunded for those who are
tired of taking Quinine, Arsenic, or any poisons. We
Warrant them entirely compounded Irom the Vegeta
ble Kiiifrdom.and offer a reward of $lmo. to an one
who will detect any .Vine nil iu any Jedieine we ad-
re rose us vpetai'ie.
1 hese I'ills were compounded, and first used in the
f:'11 of lis durinfr the great prevaknvc of bilious
l'iea.'e were compounded on the ground wheie the
I'lscnse prevailed, and n t where they theorle about
vi,r -r , . ' v'"
11,1,1 the "tllt'r -Vedieiiie
, iitiieu, mm uns nurrauieu to
"
1oz n battle f.dled it is the
PKOPLK'H KEMUDYS
Tt Is not gotten up with miraculous powers; but It will
cure
FEVER AND AGUE,
A X I 7
ALL FORKS OF BILIOUS DISEASE,
HAFKhV AXDNl llllLY.
TIlTP are some s uheit the s;.-t in is o fu'l of
Pi-ease, th;it nothing but a t hu ouli r-iriu u ir over will
do nny Rood, und in thu si; citses. tliis Ueini-dv proceeds
to do it in such eases u.aiseu i- pi oWu.-i tl, ; in l!ie
coninion do-e,t but peisins cm avoid this by doii.f.
the whole slower, uud t;tKin0- siuaU duni..-;, aud a b.i:t.i
time to t. ure.
In Millie ca- nherr- tin I.ivr-r i torpid, the p;i iem
will have one or two I 'iiiil- n!';er com tin nein the Mt-iJ.
ieiue: b.it a- smm s tlf I'itls an titiriy t;iken up b;
the stom.u'h. and the sy-tem i- nndr its intliience. tli
Chills must tt'p. In any cae where it is di sired t"
st.'p a Aii kii - .it the ':o!!i;..-h, i!,nt is pro Itiei-d b
tlie-iir Airue Tills, a Josu or two otTeppci mint ni:e
will iviicve.
t.ook "ut fur V"ur appetit" afier heir g cured by t!.cf
Tills, orjmi will over-earj
One bitib; break ilie A true upon four rown
pi fhons, but to f.tirly cure t-liuIJ nil tie taken l- uue.
W e w "iiH nti call Mnir ntt iviou to the
EXCELSIOU EYK BALM,
Tor nil lir;i4 of I Ik- ITjo or I'jolid,
UPON PERSONS OR HORSES,
liitl uimiation-, I-i litis, l leeratioiis, Wenk .ii-lit, am!
ull tortus of IHseusc'l K;. esare cured rnpidly, that
where best known it is con-ndc-red a!m-jst
in Its healing influence. A l'hyfirl.in from Indiana
writes:
" Vour Mcdi.ine h."s given perfect and entire sutis
f action in every case."
Cue I'ruir More, that h'l sdd, the pn-t ot-a-nn, over
J-;ltIIT III I.)I(KU Utl 1 1 Lir.nj
Pays it did n it fait ill n M.mie it.stalice.
An old Ilorso Jockey, vj has handled huises all
hi" life, says:
"If your Eve Halm, with a Utile Bleeding and Phis
Irking, where the sy.-tein is tou full, will not cure, they
limy give up the Eye."
One Lady, who had been deprived of sight In one
Eye, by lifm over it fornix y sirs, says:
"After thirty Physiei.ua had procriled, withoar
uny good done me, your .IVedicinu is petfoiuiiug a
cure.
Candidly and honestly) will you depiive you; self of
good remedies, Vfcuu.-e si iue, Mould b., wise oiks,
cry nut yuackery or will you try one bottle or one
box our
FAMILY MTWICIXKN,
und be healed of your Dieases. We do not put up
our E.v l)fbu for anything but Sore Eyes and Eye
Lids; hnt it' you have it in the house, you need not
sailer with -Sore Jouth, or ( leers upon any part ot the
body, for it is-o healing to all rm'hturfaees, that it wil
ritu i ii:;u rickH
than anything else. Apply it, if yon h ish. with a ijiill
feather, to the sores, once, twice or three times a day
as you deem it necessary. ,
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Tf riI. by
A. LANUWOKTHY,
Fl.MH.AV, OHIO.
Sold hy I- MoMEnorsp, Waterville; Pkik Hajui,
ton, Perrysburg; Lkvi Tayloh, Tayloituvvu; and 11.
H i bk itt, Mauiuee City.
July t), l&j7 mt
CITY CLOTHING
E ill P O 11 I U ill .
Wm ROBERTSON,
Ahiumce City, Ohio
HAS just received a choice selection of Fall and
Winter goods, consisting of French and Knjrlisl.
Cloths, Cas i me res, Overcoming, and Doeskitis; Plain
and Fancy bilk, but in, Vtfltet, and rich Plush Vestiutf.
which he is prepared to make up to order, in the mot
fashionable style, and warntnt to jrive entire saiisfactiou
or no sale. Also Shirts, l'ndr-thirts. Drawers, Col
Ian, ti loves. Cravats, Scarf f, Ties, Suspenders, Half
Hose, Fur and lluek GuunflMs, soft fur and wool Hats,
plush aud cloth Caps.' AUif't
HEAD V
ITI A I E
CLOTHIHO,
which he is constantly mannfaeturinir sindseTHnj at pri
ces lower than is usually paid for Eastern ?Yah. made
to sell." As his cloth ing is manufactured under hie
own supervision, he carr recommend it as being well
nude, and of superior qimtitv.
Store, one door west of A iff ft & Nelson's brick build
inrf. Sept. H.iti 4(jvjJ'
A
0 , W 1 N S L O
fron-Fourider and Machinist,
!f.is on hand an extensive and approved assortment
Patterns for
MILL (IKARLXa, CAPS SILLS, YMU.XDAS
putt casting generally. Work done to order ou shun
notice, and iu a sntif'factary maimer.
KTKA IhON FM KPltT. MafMKK ClTY, QlllO.
T N KW lot Shelf llard-Maie, aud Joiners Tooh
i Cheaper thun ever offered.
YV. P. & A. H. (iHivwoi..
Muumee Clty.Mny 1C, lftT u'-'j2tf
la
f
I
a
in
AYtR'8 u)
CHER BY
PECTO R A. L
CoiiRh., told,, mid Hoarnenen:
rJ1 1,"!'-"' f"- I".
i ... V 1 ""t hIUt tMJr
tliat the Wm remedy l have e.er found
or lnuili, HoarmnPM, Influenza, anil
the cnnumnlMint niitnm or a Old la
Juiir (,'iikhiiv I'mtiikai.. It. constant
imc In my urui'tlue anil my family for tha
luat ten yuura has .liown it to poau-i an.
Iicrlnr virtuoafnr tlio tri'ntmrnt of theia
coinplnlnt.. KHKX KNIUHT. M. !:
A. H. MOKTLY, ef Uti. y
wrlti', : "I huvn iimh t-,,, i
ell ami In my family ever .lnc yon Inventeil IL and
lirllevr It to hr the Wat m III. irr it. pari;,"
put nut. With a hail oolil, I ahonlil aooaer pa, tw IKj
for a hotllc tlinri ilo without It. or take any other remedy
Croup, Whooping
InAiipnzn.
tl'lMNiiFlBMi, Mi?.., Keh. 7, 1HS(I.
Brnthrr A',ir: I will rhcrrfullv certify yonr Perioral
the beat remedy we poaavaa for the Whobpini C'oairh.
roup. an, the cheat iliaiaaia of children. We of your
rrat. rnlty In the Koiith apprt-rlntv your skill, Sid com
mend your medicine to our people.
11 1 HAM COXKMX M n.
AMOSjl.KE, Eq., Monterey, la., writea, :ld Jan.'lH.U:
had a tedimia Influenza, which confined me In door.
weeks; took many medicines without relier: finally
tried yonr IWtnrnl hy the advice of our clergyman
The flrkt doe relieved the soreness in my throat and
units: Icaa than one-half the bottle made me complete
ly well. Your mcilii iues were the cheapest as well aa
the Wat we enn buy, and wo esteem you Doctor,' and
your remedies, as the poor man's friend.
Asthmtt. oc PlithisU-. and Hronrhltla.
Wkst Mxc iestkb. ln., Keh. 4. lHSIt.
Pin: Your Chrrrxi IWlmnl is perform ing marretnn,
cures in this section. It has relieved several from
alarmiim symptoms of consumption, and is nowcnrinn
man who has labored under nn affection of the Innaa
for the last rortv year.. 1IKMIY I- 1'AitKS, Mer.
A. A. IIA.MSKY, M. P., Ailiiun, Iowa, writes Sept. H.
1S.: Dnrinit my practice of many years I have rouiid
nnthini c(iial to your Urn, I'rrlmal for irivinir ease
and relief to consumptive patients, or curing such aa
are cui-fthle.
We miirlit add volumes of evidence, hnt tiie mofi
ronviiiclneiroofor the virtues of this remedy iifouni
ita tffecta upon tri.il.
I'onsmnption.
Trohably no remedy has ever been known whick
cured so mnny and such dangerous cases as this.r
Some no human aid can reach: hut even to thus, tna
Cherru IWIirnl affords relief and comfort.
As-ron Hihse. New York fily, March 5, 1S.
Dr. Aurr. I.nvrll: I feid it a diltv' ahd a nl,
inform you what your Cherry JWtht-al lias done for mV
ife. She hail heen for live- month!" lalionnsf ufiflp h
dariKerffiia symptoms of consumption, from wlJcti ft'
aid we could procure pave her much relief. (She wan
uteadily failiiifr, until Ir. htmnjr, of this city, where
we have come for medical advice, recommended a trial
of your medlt ine. We IjIcs his kindnens as we do your
ikill, fortie has recovered from that day. &be Is not
yet as stron at she tii-ed to Le, hut fa free from hef
eotign, anu call ncrwii well.
Your with ffnititndeand rejtarii,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or Sbklmtilir.
Consumplics. do not dispuir till you have tiled
Avr'n CUrrrv Vtrtornl. It In made hy one of the best
nu-dical chemists in the world, and itn curesnll around
ns bespeak the high uicritiior Its virtues. Pfuiudtlphia
Lerfjr.
Prepared by ER. J. C. A TER.
Practical and Analytical Vhmirt, Lowell. M4.
Prick. $1 (Mt pkr Hottle.
AVER'S PILLS. Price i35 Cts pek Box.
Sold by M. Hnrritt, Allen V Nelson. Maiimee, Pers A
Hamilton, Perrysburg, and by all brujruixta everywhere.
bepL 2ly. .
CAllTEU'S MlXTl'fajM
TH E f.REAT PURIFIER OF THE BI.OIID !
THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN ! !
Aul o Particle of Mercvry in it!
An infallible remedy for Scrofula. Kind's Etl, llheiw
- matitni. (htinare t'ntaueous F.ruptlons. Pimple
or Pout u le on the Face, lflotche, Boilti. Ague
and fever, t lironie Sore Firs. Iiinfrworm '
or Tetter, Scald head. Kularceinent
und pntn of the lIiHieMuud Joinu,
Suit It Ileum. Stubborn 11
cero, H)pbilitic IHor-
Uers. ami ail diseas
es arislnir froiu
nil injudi-
ci'-uS
neof
pury. Imprudence
In Lite, or impurity of
thMilood. .
TiiN reat a1trntive Medicine aim! Pnfrr f th1!
IMi od is no,v used hy tliou-Hnd! of putt-ful patients
from :ill parts fit' tii I'mtcd Stnies, who testify daily
t" the rcinaili tble ctirs perform ptl bv the prrntet rtf
all nit-diciims. CAlilil.li S SPAMsll .MIX'l I KK."
Neur.:lyin, Klieumati-ni, Si-rntuhi, Fruptioiis ou the
I.ivpr Pi-e:i-e. F vers. 11 err. OitI sore. Atfec
tioa of the Kl-inejs. Disease of the 't hroat. Female
t I.i:i:f4, Piiii,! ai.d Aelui.;.s cf il:e I ''lies and joints;
.ire fiptedil 'lit to Hiht by usiiijf tiii iuestiaiablt ren.--edv.
F'T'Idi-t oe of tht- niocd.notliinp has vet been founa
to compare w ith it. It clt nn-e ti i.sr. mnl n) im
puriMc. aetsentty and rfiicictitly n'n the I.jrernnd
Kiiiiiev. vtreriL'tlieii the Ii''c(inn. pives tons' to lb
st. Tin cli. makes the .-Uii. clear and liealtiiy, and restore
the Coutitutitin. enleeblid by (!iciife or" broken down4
by the excesses uf youth, to its pristine vigor andl
nenstti.
F or tiie iisKAfr:s rr v v. i 1. 1 s it is peculiarly anpli
cable.nud wherever it ha b-r.ine known is rr;ularU'
preenbed vtiili the happiest pfVeis It invigorates
tiie n v.tU ami dehelituft tl, ami imj arts rlastieiM to tha
worn-out frnnie, clean tire ekin. nml leaves the patient
fret-h and healrhv : n single bottle of this inestimable
remedy is wurth all the so-culied Sarssparilius iiiexis'
enr.
'1 he larffe nuniTihr nf rort'fientes filch wc have re
ceived fnin persons fr'-n s 1 pirfs of the I.'uited State.
U the heitt evidence that tiiere is no liLmhii about it.
The Pres. hotel Leepers. m:tj:itiiites. phyMciims. and
public men. well kno n to the cnimuiiity.all add their
testimony to the Vtondeiful ellecu ol thiuiiivAT hlihiu
I'UIMKIKB.
Call on the Aent and pM an Almanac. and read
the details of atoitifthiii.' cures perfornied ly csm tR'a
mmmsii mixti li K. in tiniat ran rt where everything eltt
had .ugnaftt fatted.) 'ihe limits of ati advertistment
will nut admit their full insertion.
W u. S. UKKKS & CO., rroprietors.
No. yu4, li road way, New York,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Prujrirists and Country Merchanrslnall
purts of the I'liited States and the Cmmdas, and bv
PF.CK A: IIA.MIL'ION, pern-burg, und II. HI It
KITT. Maumce City. '(Sept. 11. It5t lj
11 1 H TI l HI AI ! !
1)1111. ADUi.PlllA allKUlt AL IIOVNE. F(-
J. tiihlished twenty-two years ngu by IH. hlKF.L
IN, comer of 'I'hird and Ciiion stretf. Philadelphia, Pa.
THEVrV-TWO LAKH
F-.xpcrienee has rendered Ir. K. a most sureessfiV
practitioner in the cure of ull dicnes nf a pri?te na
ture; manhood" debility as an impediment io ftisf
riagc ; nervous and sexual infirmities, diseases of the
skin, and those arising from ahii.e of mercury.
TARK PAUT1CI LAH NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by hov
in solitude, often growing up with them to manhovrj
and w hich, if not reformed in due time, not only be
gets serious obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but
gives rise to a series tf protruded, tusidious, and de
vastating affections.
Few of those who give way to this pernicious pi c
tice are aware pf the consequences, until they rind Ilia
nervous system shattered, feel strange and uuaccouit
ahlw sensations, and vugue fears in the mind. (See pa
ges, 'tl, V. iU. of Dr. K. book on ' Self Preservatic
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is un
able to labor with accastomed vigor, or to apply his
mind to study ; hts step is tardv and weak ; he isdull
irresolute, and engages eveu io his sport with lew n
ergv than mual.
If he emancipate himself before the practice has
done its worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage is
unfruitful, and his sense tells him that this is caused by
his early follies. These are consideration u-htrh thuuid
atcaktn the attention nf aft trho art simitarfr situated
KKMKMilF.K.
He who place himself under Ir, Kinkelin's treat
ment, may religiously confide in his honor as a gentle-,
man, and rely upon tha assurance, that the secrets of
Dr. K'spatiintswill never be disclosed.
Young niau let no false modesty deter yon from ma
liing your case kuown to one, who, from education ami
repectihilitv.can certainly befriend you.
Dr. Kinkelin's residence has heen fur the last twenty
years at the N. W. comer of Third and L'nioa streets,'
Philadelphia, Pa,
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE,
Can have (by stating their case explicitly, tcgethef
with all the'r symptoms, per letter, enclosing a remit
tance,) Dr. K's medicine, expropriated accordingly
Forwarded to any part oi the I'uited States, and pack
ed secure from dunutge or curiosity, by Mail or Kxprea-
ItF.AD YOl Tri AND MANHOOD I
A Vigorous Life or Premature JJeath, KiiUteliu on
Self Preservation Only 25 cents,
I.ctteis containing that value iu stamps, will ensure'
a copy, per return of mail.
UUATIti! GltATlSM GIUHS I
A Free O I FT To Alt.
M1SKUY KKLIKVKD.
' Nature's Gatda'a new and popular Work, full of
valuable advice and impressive w n ruing, alike calcula,
ted to prevent years of misery, aud save thousands of
lives, is distributed w ithout charge, and forwarded by
mail, prepaid to any Post Office in the 11 nited States, ear
rtiw order enclosing two postage tamps.
July 1656. ll I