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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
No. 175.] AN ACT.
T oT the liijuidatiun of ct rtain cln'nn Against thi
Stale.
Biio. 1. Re it enact-d by tho General Assembly
at the Stale of Ohio, Thai it tdiali be lawful fur
ftny peraon elainiing any balance due hiro on
account of work done or materials furnished for
building the new State House, the Lnnatio Asy
lum at Dayton or at Newburg, or on account of
furniture for the tame, under any contract made,
or purporting to be made by any officer or agent
of the state, to commence an action in the superi
or court or court of common plea of Franklin
. county Against tlio 8 tote of Ohio, fur such balance,
la which he shall tile a petition and state therein,
in ordinary and concise laiiffu igo the facts consti
tuting his cause of action, and thereupon a sum
mons shall issue and be served upon the governor
iu the sam? manner as is provided in the act to ea
tabltsh a code of civil procedure.
Sec. 2. Jt shall ho the duty of the attorney gen
eral to defend any such action on behalf ol the
etale, and he shall set up iu his answer wlnclt
shall be without uitli, by way of defence that the
contract or assumed contract under which such
iMork is claimed t,t have been done, or materials
furniture delivered wan entered into on behalf
of the state wiihout legal authority, and in viola
tion of law, oi wm ohtnined by fraudulent prac
tices or misrepresentations on the part of the
claimant, or ia, tor other causes null and void and
Dot biudiug on the state; that such work was not
faithfully executed according to the terms of the
Ctintrsct, or that false and unconscionable charge
have been made, or any other cause, matter or
thing, which, according to the rules of law and
good conscience, would be a g'iod defence in
whole or in partngninM. the plaintiff's claims were
tlio cause pending between individual suitors.
And if any person bringing suit under the pro
,. ti.f. i f ..w
none or alb-Jged lo hive been d-ie on either
of the buildings mentioned in the first section of
this net or (or materials or furniture for the samo,
money or any oilier thing tn which he was not hi
gully or equitably entitled, the tun no may be tot, off
aga list any claim tie may estahiiih against the
stMle. in every c ise in winch it shall be ascer
tnined that labor has been performed or nnteriais
ruruisn unueravuui contract, the person so per
f r.iiin? uch work and furnishing uch mat-ri
al, or their assignee. ha'.l be entnled to recover
tht) true value oi 1P simp, us if audi labor had
h-cn performed or rnt'ri'tl had been furnished
wi'.hnut niiy contract.
Sec. 3. All suits authorised by thii net shall be
eomui' need within six in mills iroin the passage
thoreof. They di.ill in all respect bti prosecuted
a-srweably to the provisions of ihu net lo uttublitdi
acodunt civil pnccdui'ij, and writs of error shall
lie from the SuprctuoOnurt to said Superior Court
or Court of Co iiimuo i Plem as in other case; Pro
vrded, ltt either piirty may require the personal
attendance of witnesses, and lor that purpose
subpnjna umy issue to any county in the State,
Which tdiall be served by the sheriff of such c iun
tr, and r turned tos.iid Superioi Court or Court ol
Com nun Plea-; and provided further, that no
party or person from whom he derives Iuh claim
by transfer, shall be a witness to transfer, bliall be
a witness to support such claim. ,
Sec 4. If upon t he hearing of any cao a judg
ment shall I be reiuli-r.-d against the S ate, ou tiling
with the Auditor of Suie acerlitied copy thereof ,
together with u cerliHcue uf the Attottiey Oeneral
that the ca,u is finally delermiued and that he does
nut intend to move for a new trial, or for a w.it of
error, it hhall bo the duy of the Auditor to ilraw
J) is wsirant on the Treasurer of Stilt for the
nmount thereof, which shall be paid by the Trrm
urer out of any moneys iii the treasury appropri
ated for that puipou.
Sec 5. The Attorney General shall r.ccivo for
his services, under the provisions of this act, Mich
c inp.-n--atiuu as may be rcaiuuHhle in addition to
the salary an J lues now allowed him by law. lie
ia authorized to employ such additional coiiniul
to assist him iu pienartng and trying cases under
tnis act as he shall think necessary, mid counsel wo
empioyeu Bnaii receive lor their services such corn
pensation m umy be reusouf ble.
Sec. G. If in any case conimenced tn the Supe
rior uuunui rruiiKiin county, iik- .Judife Khali
be interested in the event of4lie eiuie, or shall
have been counsel for the pl.iiutilf iu reference lo
the subject m-ttei of the claim, or shall bo other
wise disqualified to try the case, he shall cause
the fact to he entered an the journal of said court
an.l thereupon the papers in the cae. to?eth'i
with a certified copy uf such journal entry bhall
be filed in the Court of Common Pitas of said
county, iu which such proceeding hh.ill bd hud
as though the action had been originally brought
411 VUUL IU .1 l
Sec. 7. Iu case a writ of error shall be prose
cuted to revcrserthe judgment of any court ren
dered uudered under the provisions of this act,
t-ho same sliall operate a a supersedeas, wiihout
the tiling uf a bond, an appeal,' as allowed by law
in other casus shall be had, by either party, by
causing notice iht-re jf to be entered ou the jutirn it,
during the term in which the action is tried, with
out giving b Mid. An appeal shall be allowed from
any judguwut iu said Superior Court, the same as
if it were renduiid iu the Comraou Pla4 Court
Sec, b. The Attorney Gen- ral is hereby direct'.1
to commence suii iu the uame of tlu S aT,e ol' Ohio
agaiubt all persons v!i .in the joint iuvestiaiin
co.i.mitteis appointed by the General Assembly
April U, ljti, or ei htirof them, have reported
to be hub hied to the State fur money impiOjierly
received, or not iiccounted for or unlawfully x
peuded: provided tlia' if in any case he shall u(l.
ud invebtiKa'iou, be hrtikfied that in rccuvtry Ain
be h.id.or that the prty or his or their est.ite is
lusulveut, no euit in such case shrill be brought
Sec. 9. In all casts provided fur in the preced
ing section, the Attorney General may, be tore ur
after suit, hettie, compromise nd adjust any c aim
fur the recovery of which he is iu haid section di
rected to bring suit, and in all case iu w hich, by
this act, persons are authorized to bring suit
against the Sute, the j-lUoruey General and the
Auditor of Sutto may. be tore or alter suit, settle
the clai-ns cf ad peroous against the State and al
low the in such suuii thereon as they may cuitaider
just ana eq ntuoiu.
Sec. 10. ruis act bhall take eff.ct oa its pas-
N. H. VAN VORHES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April 17, 1857.
No. 176.] AN ACT.
Kelaliog to overwork in the Penitentiary and moneys
if convicts.
Skc. 1. Be it eu uc ted by the General Assembly
of the State uf Ohio, That bcctiuu six of an act
entitled "an &c, providing for the appointment of
officer of the Olno IVnilentiary, tixiiij their com
pensatiou, pre.icntun:; their duties, and dett-iuiiu-luir
the tuauner of working convicts," p:ised Apr.
f, lSG, le am--tided u as lo ntad ai follow t; It
shall be the duly ul he Wurdeu and Director of
the Ohio Penitentiary to maiie such arran-un-ntH
with the C tntrjcu r who no li.ive coutratts f ir
Convict, labor, uud so to nuke atl luturn cjiitractn
as will permit the convicts to hav i a ci-rtum auiuuut
vi labor altoiud thew ca. h day fur a day work,
aud the lime ho gained, alter the pa formauce ol
the tak, tuny be occupied iu attending the prison
Mchoul, ur in bibor lor tht contractor at tne Hiitue
rate the contractor p'')s ihe Stu'o for the hiiim
work; and il any convict, who Khali h ive su made
overwork, "hall for any cause bo unable to in.ike
full work on any otli r dy or days, no deduction
ahall bu iiiude lr.m hiii overwork earnings ou that
iitcouuV '11 e money ho earned hhali bu certified
to the Auditor uf oiate in the (tame ui inner h-
inouty due Iroia contrm t'jrn n now ceriilied by
bttiliuu blue uf the art to whu li litis is amendatory ,
SLd the Auduur hli.tli ion h nth ift.ut' to thy 1'r is
urer uf State his di'ilL u l the scv- ral psities fioin
whuiu such ovi-i wo: k n.oney is due, and : Iij 'I rnii
Urruf Stale nhdli calico Ltiu tiiiilf t-.i be llUu-u inie
ly presented bit I a:d. Ami an accural? and ile
luiled account ! uid uvt-rwjrk anii ail o her inou
fy beloutu to the sever ll coliVic s sh.tU be kept
by said Wmdeii, in a book provide 1 lor Unit pur
pose, aud shill also enter tnd sie;ii te .itine
urfit ihly in a pus book, which the prisoner inn v
keep tor that puipostj.
Sec. 2. It is hereby made the duty of tin War
den of the Ohio Pcuitentiary lo repuit forthwith
to the Auditor of Stale, ihe amount uf overw-jrk
aud other money iu his possession btdougtutf u
the several cuuvictsuf the ViiiUoitiary ; and it is
further made the duty of the Warteu to report
quarterly to the Auditor uf State, ti b uouut of
money ou deposit with hiiu to um r dit ol the
aeversl oouvicta. from all souru-. u t uiherwise
provided for by law, and it is made ttie duty ot
tha Auditor of Siate, on the receipt of said re ,
ports provided for in this section, to issue forth
With to the Ticasuier of Suite, his draft ou the
WanUn for 1 he money reported to the credit of the
tev m, cnviois, and iliu I reasnrer f tiiate shall
v.umi the name lo be liumudiately presented and
paid.
S- c. 3 All overwork or other moneys belong
ing to eniivicls, paid into the dude treasury in pur
suance wj.h lite pr tvuion of tliis act, shall tht re
retusin fur sfc k upiug, to be paid out on the joint
order of a director and prisoner to whom stich
money may be due, in favor of some one of the
prisoner's family or near relations, aid the Audi
tor of State shall, on the receipt of said order, is
sue his warrant on the Treasurer of State for the
amount of said order: Provided that at the txpi
ratioo of the term of sentence of any prisoner to
whom money is due, the same may be drawn on
his own order.
Sec. 4. Thiit taction six of the act to which this
is amendatory, bt and the same ia hereby re
pealed. Sec. 5. This act to take effect nd be in force
from and alter its
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H.
April 16, 1857.
No. 179.] AN ACT.
i
To amend and supplementary to an ret entitled
"an actio provide for the reorganization, nupcr
visiou and maintenance of Com uuu Schools,"
panned Muich J4, 1653.
8ko. 1. Be It enncted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That section tree of the
act n fore -mid be so amended a a to read as lollows:
See. 3. The said directors within five days after
their election, shall take an oath or affirmation to
support the Oonstitulion of the United States and
of the bute of Ohio, and faithlully nnd impar
tially to discharge the duties of theirolHce; which
said oath the directors are authorised to adminis
ter to each other. And in caso a vacancy shall oc
cur in the office of director, by denth. ru-uirnalion.
refusal to serve, or otherwise, it shall be the duty
). r i f such, vacancy wiinui
then days nfter btinir i'lformed thereof, by the nn
point rneut of some suitable parson who shall hold
his oliice until the time of th m-xt annual meet
iu, when n director shall bu elected fur ihu re
mainder, if any, of the unexpired term,, iu the
m inner pnscribed iu section two.
Sec. ii. Tint section four of snid act be so
amended as to read as follows: S.c. 4. Ifthequtl
i find voters uf any sub-district shall fail to meet
and elect school directors as pre-enb-d in siction
twos"1 three, it shall bo lawful for any three
qualified voters of such sub-district to call ft spe
cial meeting or "mer ot sucti suo district
the purpose of electing directors, on first giving
rivn days notice in writing of the time and place
uf holding such meeting by post.ng thusime iu
three of the moot public pfuc- s in such sub-districts;
and the directors so elected at such special
meeting, sha 1 hold llieir office fur ihn ut.explred
term wlrch they were respectively elected lofiil.
Sec. .'i. That section eight of said act b so
amended at to read as follows: Sc 8. ii suitll be
the duty of the direc ors iu each sub-district tj
take or ran -o to be taken, annually, between the
tirsc nnd third Monday of September, an eiium-r-ation
of a I the uumarried white and colored
youth, noting them separaU'ly, between iheaes
ol live and twenty-one years, resid nt wiihu such
huu-ituiitciaml not ti ui-iorjiily there, design-; in if
between male aud ftiu.de. and return a certili :d
copy thereof to the township cHrk; an I in case
tne uirecturs in any aub-distnct hh.ill 1 ol to take
aud return tlio enumeration atore.said, it shall be
the duty o'' the township clerk to employ n com
petent person to take the patini nnd alliw h.iu a
leaioiiiu-le compt usati in for his services, n-id shall
proceed toreco-vr the am unit no paid for such
services in n civil jiciiuii, btf-iro any court htv
iug jurisdiction, in the name of the Slate
0 Ohio, Hgaiusi said directors u their mdividUid
c.'ptcity; and in such suits, sid clerk sh.dl be A
cumpitciit winters; .ml the mrju;y so cjllected
shall bit applied to thouse of school in the proper
lowiolup. The township clerk fhall make an ab
stract ot ihe enumeration so returm-d to him, de
signating the number uf you h iu e.icli ub dis
tuc , aud tiansmit such abstract duly certified to
the county auditor, ou or before the tirst u.iy of
October.
Sue. 4. That section twelve of snid act be so
amended ns to read us follow: Soc. 12. It shall be
the duty ot the township lio.ird of Education t
hold r-gular sessions on the third AJonduy of
April jU on the third Monday oi September in
each year, iu the usual place of holding town.ship
elect luiis, oral such pluce in the immediate neigh
burhoud as may be convenient fur the transaction
of any b isiness which may be necessary in rela
tion iu the bubject of eiiher the prim iry or graded
schools of the township, with power to aJjnurn
from time to time or to h ild special meet
ings nt any other time or place within the proper
township, as they may think desirable f r the
tiautucLiun of business as aforesaid, aud nt all
sucn meetings shall appoint one of their number
tj the chair, und iu case of the ub-.euce of the
Township Clerk may appoint one uf their owu
number to serve temporarily as Olerk.
Sec. 5 1 hut sectiou nineteen uf said act be so
amend, d as lo rebd as follows: Sec. 11. The Board
ol Education in each township shall pivtMre. or
cau-c to bd prepared uud forwarded to the County
Auditor, on i.r u i ire the hri day ot October,
s auntjiit exhibiting the uumVr uf children iu
the township, belwueu the ags of five and twen-ty-ouo
yean, distinguishing between male an 1
female, the number uf schools, specifying the
different grades, the number of lenchers, ma e aud
female, the number of children, male aud female,
who have attended school during the past year,
tne average attendance, the length of the terms uf
schojls, compensation of teacher male Ami fe
male, ihe number aud condition of the bchuol
houses and furniture, and the cliiinited val a
ttieriof: the number and condition uf the books
in the school libraries; the number of libraries;
the kind of school books used in the schools, V e
uuuib.r and value uf scliool appa:u'.us, aud a fall
account of the expenditures lor bchool purpos'-s,
together with such other statiattcs aud inform itiou
iu ndatiou to chooU, as the State Cuiiui;ssiuiur
uf Schools may require.
Sec. G. That section twenty-two of said act b
so amended as lo read us fullu: S-c 2:i U slull
be ihe duty of the Board of Education tf any or
guuized towiiahij) of thu S.ate, annually to deter
mine by estimate, as nearly as practicable the en
tile amount of money necessary to bj rxp.-nded iu
the township for piircuitMii t-chool h i imj nies,
fur erecting, furni.thiug and rrpuir ug tchool
houses, for providing fuei aud for any utner school
purpose other thin the paj nunt of teachers, uot
tXLeedmg two nu.ls un the dollar tf ih lax-tble
property of the township; Pruvidi-d, that if in ihe
opiniuu oi the Township Hoard, a yteatertax sliall
be neces-ary for said purposes during any year,
the Hoard h dl ca I a sprutl meeting uf ihe qual
ified vottia uf the bchuol district ov.r wl ich tliey
have jurisdiction, which meeting shall be callud
and ludd iu t le manner prescribed in the preced
ing sectiou, and shall decide by vote thu que tiou
Whether bticli greater lux, ur any other greater tux
for said purpos.-s than tw o mills on the dollar shall
be rat sea. It sh;id also bu the duty uf ihe U juid
to tstiiuate bucu additional am unt as they may
think necessary, not ixceediug two mills ou the
dollar ul tlietjxab.e property ul the township, fir
thu txelusivo purpoie uf busta mug teachers iu
Hit-central ur hili schuols, or lor t:iu purpose of
p ulouglug, alter the antte funds hiv been ex
naustei, the terms of the several sub districts ur
primary uchools in the township or for bjth pur
poses, m ilu Hoard may adtudo best. Tlutie
tever-d ainoititlsul mout-y so t-ntiui.ted ur decided
upon, llti Itjuld shall m ike k o a u by certificate
in v r. 1 1 u , on or ln'lu.e ihe tirst Mo. id ay in J une iu
such ear, iuclu.liug any tax tvnich uuy h.ue b.-eu
voiud by a special mm ling ul electors us provided
iu ihu piicodiug section, ti thu audi or of the
proper county, wlu nhall thereupon assets (he
entire amount of ttucli eftliuidU s ui unllie taxable
pr ipeny uf the lu Unship not included in any
my ur incorporated village or leuilory unmxi-d
tiluieto lormii.g any special dl-l ict. lo bi enured
by said auditor on the tux dupiic .to of the county,
and collected by thv C mil y I reasurtr at Ihu ame
tune, and in tne same in inner, as statu and county
UX s ale collided; and wh u c dlected, hha I be
paid ov. r to the t.easirrof tne proper luwush p
on thu irder uf the County Auditor; and sail
County 1 ruanuiui' shall be entitled to rtcoive fur
Rollei tious one per c-Mit. ou all moneys by htm col
lected fur school purposes, and no luuru.
&-c. 7. Thatstcliuii t went y-four of said act b
su amended as to read as tutfuws; Sec '-i All 1
school funds which may co ie into the h mda uf
thit towuslnii trudsurr from hat'Vc-r ooirco, j
hall be paid out only uu the order uf the L'leik I
ui ntu uuiii i ii nuiivniioii, uoot-i mo tin ra
tion uf the Hoard, except iu paying Uachers fur
their er vices, thu said ct--r may, uu such tench
ers presenting their cerulb'au of q ialitirak on,
and depositing with llie clerk tlue cooie thereof,
d'aw the requisite orders uu the treasurer for such
amount as may have been cerulb-d to be due by
any two uf the local duvciuis uf the proper sub-
district in which (he teacher was employed; and
so much of the school moneys coming into the
hands of thd treasurer as mar be derived from the
State tsx or from any towninip tax levied for the
contlnnation of schools after the State fund has
been exhausted, or from such school funds as arise
from the sale or rents of section sixteen, or other
school lands, shall bs applicable only to the pay
ment of teachers In the proper township and shall
be drawn for no other purpose whatever; and all
school funds made applicable to the payment of
teachers only, shall be distributed to the several
sub-districts and fractional parts thereof, in the
township, in proportion to ths enumeration of
scholars with the exceptions of so much of the
townshiptax as may have been levied and reserved
by the Hoard for sustaining teachers in the central
or high schools, and with the further exception of
so much of said township tax as maybe necessary
for prolonging the schools the required length of
time in those sub-districts which contain compara
tively a small number of resident youth of school
age, and which, owing to sparseness of popula
tion, or other unavoidable obstacles, cannot be en
larged without serious inconvenience to the in
habitants; and such school funds as ansa from the
sale or rents of section ftixteen, or other lands in
lieu thereof shall be distributed to the localities
to which such f inds belong All other school
funds of the township not rained for the central or
high schools, nor mule Applicable to the payment
of teachers, as aforesaid, shall be applied under
the direction of the Hoard in procuring school
house sites, building, furnishing nnd repairing
school houses, providing fuel and in making suoh
other provisions fur schools In the sub-distr cts of
the proper township as may. in the opinion of the
Board, be necessary; aud the Board of Educatiou
of each township, city or village shall make the
necessary provisions for continuing the schools in
operation in their respective townsh ps or separate
school districts for at least six months iu each
y ar.
Sec. 8. That section forty of said act be so
amended as to read as follows: Sec. 40. The Au
ditor of each and e ery county shall, on or before
the filth d iy of November, annuelly, make out
and transmit to the Commissioner of Common
Schools at Columbus, and abstract of all the re
turns of school statistics made to him from the sev
eral towuships in his county, according to the
form that may be prescribed by the State Commis
sioner; and he shall cause to be distributed all
such circulars, blanks and other papers, including
school laws aud documents, in the several town
ships in ihe county, aud said Commissioner fh ill
law fully requite; in Cise the County Auditor shall
lad, from any cause, to mak - return ol the abstract
i as .foresaid, U m?" ,u the duty ot the omuiy
' OmnmiKKi.innrd In l.xl:ir.t. from eVtirv filieh failurn.
from the annual sahry or allowance male to the
Au iitor for his services, the sum of fifty d illaa.
UiC. 9. That section sixty four of said net be so
amended as to read as fobows: Sic. Gl. The debt
which have heretofore been contracted by any
school district for schonl purposes shall bu pro
vided for by the estimate of the proper school
boards cheated under the piovisions of this act.
ai d actions may be brought ag iiust such boards 1
to r cover the aine. j
S.;c. ID. No sub district composed oi the fine- ,
tiutial parts of two or in ire tuwualnps, which is
uuw organized or may be hereaiter organiz -d shall
be dissolved, chinged or altt-red unlss by tht
Concurrent action uf the Hoards uf Education of
the several tuu-diip-t which may have ternt try
included iu sucn sub-district. In raising and ex
pending money in such fractional aub-dKtr.cs,
other than for the payment of touchers, thu ratio
Ji.ill brt llu tixible property of the rupeclive
pints of tuwn-Onp-i iu such sub-distric s included
S-.'C. 11. If tiie directors of any sub-di ti ict dis
miss any teacher for any frivolous or in -ulticient
tra i.ii, s-.ich teacher may b-ing suit against such
sub-diiric:, and it, on the trial of the cause, judg
ment be obtained agaiu-t the sub-ilNtrit, the din-dors
thereof shall certi y to the clerk of ths board
the sim so found due, and he shall is-ue uu order
to the person entitled llurcto, upon the township
t Ciisur,.r(to piy the ameontof uny money iu ht
hands belonging to tai l sub-district and applica
ble to the payment of teachers. In buch suits
process may bu served on the clerk of ttie si.b
dislric, and service upon him shad be sufficient.
Sec. IS2. That sections three, four, eight, twelve,
niueteon, twenty-two, twenty-four, foiiy and ix-ly-four
uf 'he act aforesaid be, and the t-aine ht-ry
ttie cd.
N. H. VAN VORHES.
Speaker the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President of the Senate.
April 17, 1857.
Acoit-jb's Office, WodCo.,0 9
August 13, l$o7. $
I hereby certify that the above laws are accord
of
JAMES W. ROSS Co. Auditor.
25 WITNESSES, e
TliK
FORGER CONVICTED.
JIWI K. YE IS Tllli AlTHOlh
Who has iiail In yi-ar's exneiieuce tiaaU -hker and
Publisher, and author of
.-I serif t of l.trtni'ix at tht Tinmiitrtiy Tifttrtiatlt
wi'rS, lor siicees-ove nights, over
j-.)U,muo IVnnk';yi;
fireetcd him with Itoundsol Applause, while he
exhihited the manner in which t'ounteil'eiteis exe
cute their Kra:ids,und the surest ami short
est means uf decertini! theiu!
1vue Hunk iXtit? IlitgrurwA a!t that he it
thf ir-alent Judge uf l'rfrr Mmey living,
1 ItUATtiNT lilHVIiltV oi" The
KjC l'.eseut CVntu y lor
Defocting I'uuiitiM'lutt ltiink Xot-s.
Uesc rilling Kvery (ieiriiue Uill iu Kxistein-e, uul
Exhibiting ;It a glance every Counterfeit
in circulation ! !
Arranged no o-lriiiraUy, that UKKI'HKNCE is easy
and ll-;i KCiloN lusiantain-ous.
fJNo Iinh'V lo i x tin i Tie ! So pajes to hunt up:
Hut r simiititieif and arranged, tiiul the .ls-ivhaui.
ltjllkeruud liuiness Man can sew ail ut a Uutucr.
Kui; fish, hWticli ami Herman,
Thus Eich may read the ctuiie iu his uwu Aativei
Tnntte. w
Most r.ifjct Hank -le List Puhlitdie-d,
AUo a bit of
All thu Private B inkers iti Anwricn.
A cumplete sum in irv of the Kinam'K ok Kriioi-Kg
.V Amk.ui a will he published in each edition, lo-
g.'Uier with all the hap n-titnt A'jws of the day. a
Also a s'-iies of
IN TEKKSl'lNG STORIES
From au Hid Manuscript found in the East. It Pi
luraidhe- t!i in sr i-omph-te History uf
O KIEV I'AIj IAVIZ
desrrihinjr the most perplexing posiiion.s in which e
the bailies aud Itentletiien ol that couuiry huve
bet.-il so often tulllid. 1 "hese Moiies will ciuiliiiUJ
throiii;hoiH thu whole year, ami will pro the jJt
most entertaining ever offered to the Public.
.Z-'i-r'iirnislied Weekly to Subsci ihers only, utl
a year. All letters mui be addressed to
JOHN S. DYE, Broker,
Publisher and i'l-uprletor, 70 Wall-street, A'cw J
York, ?3
A;i-il f. H:7 Us ?:i1v
"a uuiii(i;i piiYMci v.v, . u, ui ..g,-
having lust his t aiiicr, two iii others, liutighter, Sun-in-law,
Nephews aud Nieces, by thai dreadful dUetise,
I'oNsriiri us, and sutlV ring with a Ctmgk hiiusell, ile
tei iiiiucd to visit the Kn-a llidien. Eg pt and Juiaii,
where he discovered a V-tchImtv uud (rtuin Cure
for ('id ds, Cougli!, Uronetiiti t'oiisuiuptiuii, Ncrvoiid
DedhUity und Asilnua. His cough was cured immedi
ately ; he returned, cured his R.-ia'ivtr, who inherited
the disease, aud in connection v. it t his sou huve em
ployed it in their practice, curing thousand of imm s
considered hopeless by others. For tlio purpose uf
rescuing us many of his suH'eiing fellow beings us
posdhlo lie is sending the Hcccipe to all who wish it
for In cents ; :i of it to pay tin- postage, and the lial
tiiuti printing. Address lliurii lid .Spring atrvei,
opiin-t. Niehobis Hotel, New Vuik,
dune :t, l.'iT :Ja'.iiu;t.
XITi i k iT cook "
A'ri'OKXKV AT L.VW,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
fKUtn.Mil lili, OHIO. 1
OKrii'K Otei J. A. Hull's More.
Wnf f'rfiirh an 'I (ttrmmt l.nuuae Fpulm.
fto Ail vaiirii on 4'lo kN.
1 V UN I'W'ti failure in the ( lock line, u humbug.
) Have you iteeu our new stoek? lie have just
received a cord, a cord aud a half, or two curds, even
vari tv aud pattern; and are selling thriii, uholemile
und retail, ell a nor than Itanium evel lhUii oi doing,
all iu wrtuct order, and wurruiiled. Cull und see lor
yourselves. No charge fur showing.
June h. -.7 :iitf ;uisw(ust
SiiKHr, Tea, (.'ollV-e, Siiijar Uouau Iynili, C'oilliHh,
JiKt re.-fivril ly W. P. A. 11. (illswnl.l.
uTt.cook.
w v;cini vKKic am ji:vi:i,i:i:.
XuHtt ftrut, 'J'vtrdo, Oi.w.
DOCTOH IKIOFI, WD'S
CKI...1.H.VTKIJ
GERMVW BITTERS,
PBF.PA nv.T BT
Dr. C. M. JACKSON, PhiUd'a, ra.
WILL KtirRCTItAM.Y CURB
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSI'F.PSIA, JAVNDUT.
Chronic or Nervout Debility, Disease of the K'ninet,!
and aft ttiteatei arising from a disordered J.trervr
Stomach.
Snch
M Consti
pation, Inward
Filei, Fullnens of
blood to th head. Acidi
ty of th Htomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Difguit for food. Ful
ness or weight in the stomach, Sour
truotations, sinking or flutterinffatthe pit
of the stomach, swimming' of the head, hurird
and difficult breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choaking or suffocating sensations when In a lying pos
ture, dimness of vision, dot of webs before the sight,
ferer and dnll pain in the head, deficiency of perapira
tion, yellowness of the skin and eves, pain in the side,
back, chest, limbs, &c sudden flashes of heat, burning
in the flesh, constant imaginings of evil, and great de
pression of spirit
The proprietor in calling the sttention nf the pub
lic to this preparation, does so with a feeliiur of the
uimostcontidence in its virtues and adaptution to the
uneuwii mr which n is reccommennea.
It is no new and untried article hut one that has
stood the test of ten years' trial before tho American
people, and its reputation and stile is unrivuled by any
similar preparations extant. The testimony initsfa
vor given by the most prominent and well known Phy
sicians and individuals in all parts of the country is
immeme, and a careful porusal of the Almanac, pub
lished annually by the proprietor, and to be had grat
is of anv of his agents, cannot but satisfy the mi.st
skeptical that this remedy is really deserving thegreut
celehretv it has obtained.
Principal Ottice and Manufactory, No. OC Arch St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Certificate of HALF LUTE, Ea Editor - ptr
Of the 7fimeM, J ronton, Ohio.
ImiaTOH, Oct. .10. 854.
Pr. C. M. Jackson Dear Sir, The bitters tire in
great demand here. In addition to the quant idea mtid
by Moxley &, Harbor, yonr agents, the two other stores
noil more of them than any other medicine. 1 hud
they ore much used by convalescent fever patients to
rebuild their broken constitutions. 1 have used during
the last summer, in my own family, four bottles. Thei
were reccomended to me first bv a neighbor, nt a time
when my svHteni was much debilitated from the etleei
of a severe Hillious fever. They gave me an appetite,
nnd restored a tone and vigor to my whole svstetn. In
one of the September numbers of my paper I related
my experience uf the good edicts of the liittcrs.aiuce
which time they have hd a largo sale, aud have uow
become ti. 8ttll( iirj nic,nL.illc. j t,is vicinity.
In eunclu.iio'n, I would say that I feel great pleasure
in giving you tint tomiuiuny of the value nnd success
.f your preparation. liespectfullv jnurs,
HALF LI I E.
GHKAT CtTltE.APTKR Til F. Pll VSICIA.NS II .VI) FaII.KU.
Ul'sski.vii.i.k, Ohio, Jan. in, h,i.'i.
Dr. C. y. Jackson Dear fair,--" l'e would inform
you that we are out of your Hitters, which find a read;
sale. One of our neiiiho'i bus been doctoring foi
some time (we think about ,wo years) with all the doc
tors in the country, but all o.' no avail. He looked ai
much like a deau ma'i go'' about as anything wt
can compare him to. tii'cane appeared to bean
overflowing of ihe Willi hard perMtiudou we
prevailed on h-nt to try your bitter', with tho promise
To him, if it di-i no goo.l.arge we vvoitbl cli hiuilng
tor it. provided he took six botrh-iiticeordiug to the di
recriou. wh:eh he h.sdo:ie, und i now entirely cured,
and let bw-:onie n w ell man. This cure has created a
Lji t-at sale in thin nuiyiiborbond."
Kespcctfuily, KDWAllDS !c HKOWN.
They are entirely vegetable, trey from all injurious
ingreUieui!i, or ulcnhnlieKtinni hints, always strengthen
ing and never prostrating tlic s,-;oni.
Price 7.K-. pet-bottle. S.!d liy lrugglts and Store
keepers iu every town and village iu tne I niicd State
and fniiadiis.
Sold bv II. nriUUTT, Maumoe Citv; PPCK A
HAMILTON, IVrrysburg ; Linsd:de Jt Uros. Frci
port ; .Nr.i-maii lircwdter, ticotcli Kidgt ; J no, Lruuner.
West MilJyrove.
By Dr Rubatk'a Scantlinuoui cmedies.
l 1 r.H years ol MuiH.
iii.-.lyfi.-aiitU-x peri men t.
Mr I'.uiurk, tlic ciuiniueui
Swedih Pliy ticiati succcdcil
Iu pi'oduciiiga mcuieict iron,
the mountain hcrbot hlMia
tivt land, which actt direct h
Upon thceaUM-s oldiscastih
the hloud.aiiu bv retoi ii-tt he
coiiuptcd l'otunainol l.uti-
condition i.l litmtli uuu
i"" puiiiv. expels di
the sv stt in where
t ie located. or wh
diatte roui
hertvtr it ma
hittcvci tu.iv
:.e ,t ciiamctur. lndiL'e"tbm. nervr.u.-joniplaiiit.
enile i.tic nnd other tits. fei:tli!. cl l,UIlt R I in 1I
eurlv Httigcn, lore thvt tit, fm i.rl.it. tt-vcr ur.d n
as t hum. low spirits, sexua liu'-cpaclty, lend niut we,
neas. tu icIihiL' uf tho sk in. mi.i ton.ntn of paruh
rlicuuiati-in. ncuralgiti.tuu.or, cancer, tiiul ait-e lassi
tude and debility. tiiarrheiMind nil otherdUordfi of the
orgnntiof rc'iration. the In er, the knine, tin. stom
ach, the nerves. or the musculartibre, urv uueri ingh
cured bv this (reparation. It to the mattrieu murui.
or seedi of disease, u hat tin alklt is toan acid: it
neutralizes them ith absolute certainty, while ut tht
srine time it regulates the sccre tioin-.i-einove so Int ruc
tions from the bow Is. creates appetite, renews bodilt
vigorandregeueratesevcrv animal function. Suchis
the nature, such are the effects of lr, Konack s tu
niotilSc:in'ruivian Jilood l'uiilier PilU, w il i not onb
oblitera'etlie most painful diseases. but prevent theii
recurrence, und lengthen life beyond its ordinarj
span.
To ,ne vein imposition, purchase only of respectable
druggists, Jce,. of regular agents or ot lr. Koback.
sole proprictci anu manufacturer, tilth stieet, Cincin
nati. Price uf Purifier 11,00 per. bottle; G bottle?
for $-3. Pil I 25 cts. per. box, und 5 boxes for $ l.tm,
T k it it k Hal tk, Ind, Oct, 12. ieio.t.
T n. Bon vc;K--!Sir, The last thr..e botles of your
lilood I'uritieraiid the aecoiui-auv ing PilU.have re
lieved tneul the last vestigeol mj rbeuinatipin, 1 con
idcr tiie cure all hut miraculous. After having snf.
fa red Mi 4 most acute airoiiv, almost without intermis
sion, for eight vcars. and beinglor three ycursa crip
ple, I c m iCAi-celv realize the tact that ot this moment,
atter fi.iviii',' used your aeandinaviuu lletnailie ton-lib
three uioiitlis and a few d.is. I am a ht- e. he."-ty tr.au.
c.ipableof in inual labor, und euureh trceironi pain
In n I nrt applied to von. by letter, for a supply of
vonr uiciiiciiies. i wns.ittie iieitertinina annaticai -kci-etoit.
For more than two years 1 had never enjoyed one
hour of unbroken night rest, and my mind sinking with
niv body, hail tteeomu greatlj enfeebled, tne very lir&t
bottlfoi t tie Piiriner wronu lit a nurprismt; change tor
tiie betturiu inv svstcm, uud aftcrtakiug that wonder
ful restorative, together with the Blood Pilils, tor one
month. I felt that u complete regeneration ut every
annual t unction wasin progress, iwasnoi ueceiveu,
I am now, at lil vearsof aue.as free from even sv nip-
t'un ot rhf utnaiisin as 1 as ut2. There can be no
doulit that thiswonderftilcureisdue to your remedies
a lone, aud I am willinir. if it will serve vou or iutnlnce
others to eeU relict from the sum e source, that thislet
tcr siiould be m.idc public, our. Are..
JACOB ATKINS.
Cincinnati, Dec, 2. 1?o."i.
Pr.C.W. Hr'ttATK Deinfeir: 'i hih vu I leertif v that
I culled ou Dr. Kohuck lat .March and goi some uf his
Scandinavian Uluod Purilier, which hai entireh cured
me of a complaiht of nine mouths duration , mid after
trviug other phvsicians w it bout effect, I, art u last re
so'iirce. called on the above mimed Dr. Hidack. aud he
re! Ic veil me olthe Xeuraligiu .together with weakness iu
tlteiiack. In the course of three week from the time
nrht applied to get up anrfatteud to Lupines, nnu can
safclvsav that from that time 1 have enjoyed the best
of health. Those who suffering from anv ilinoti would
do well to call on Dr. Itobaek, at disestablishment. No
UKast Fourth street. II, C. STF.w A UT,
No. 1 7 Chestnut street
Forsale bv Pr.rK Sc Hamilton, Perrvslmre, Dn.
Bt'lilllTT.Maumee; W . !; II. llmin.Bowt.iNO (iiti ns;
W. &. II. Hamkikm. Portn"e; Li:vi Tavi.ihi, New
Wetlield; U,.akki:v & o.. (;h..ai; I.. L. Mohk
u.irsK V Co., Watcrville, and for sale by Drui;ist and
healers in Medicines gcii' ially thiouyh ihu count!
DKiM inber Ut. fs.-.ii ;i jv.
"FL'HiMTUHK, CI1A1HS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
X iti. Mioi m. l ";:re-roum( uu t rout street, uucluur
est ot t teiiii,'.. t'ovver-.
'HiM;r wviiiu envois,
of iliiitist uvd i ti..-i i.itii.n.mitl ut' eotire at al priee,
All inv wiirli i. wai r.tutetl. Work inailu to order, uud
re.aii icjr alteixlt-,1 to.
imi:ii iaili;.
II .tviny a inil llearu, ami yotnl woi km -it. 1 u tn tre
part ii to utttiitl to tliir ft it .ImiiiHI he, I. I.L.
TI lMMi. .
I am nUn In order to lo all kind, ut' Tuniiiifr, tit my
l uetor, o, the ll)tlituille
Newels,
lJauistcrs,
Uruom-liaiulk'S,
Cabinet Work,
Tea fins
Chair Stuff,
ke.
Order liv iti.ul.or uthcvw ise. prompt! v executed.
WILLIAM CUOOli, Jr.
Perrshnrg. May 0, 1HA7 aU7j Itf
Ij.U'blt HANtllN'iS. An ex'.tdve variety; embra
cing Window hh tides, If 'all i'aper, Border Au. of
tht; latent tit vl' a. Jiiat recidved and for salt) cheap a
MJL'MF.K B')K STUI'K.
0 i
HAVE YOU TRIED
WESTEKN FAiMILY
it ;vi t) f ids,
A. LANfiWORTIlY,
TIIBY A KB THR
AROMATIC VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS.
AROMATIC F.VEtt AND A0UE FILLS,
EXCELSWlT EYE BALM.
Hold liy Drui;! I'M livvryuhrre.
DO YOU DElHllE HEALTH1
THEN HKAI) A Wul(l
Before You throw this down aa Worth
less. It is a fact well known to nil our Western niHxfn
that the miiifun that is cnnstuntly nreiteutin the air uf
tins nun eerii cnuntry, nmi thu changes which oc
cur m frtMiieuily. from heat to uobl ive rise to vari
ous fur ins of ili.-e,uH, and it Im-coiih-h an Intnortaut in
quiry then to uk, what we can tin to prevent thene sud
den atta.-ki. to which we are ho liable! Aw ttU nay-Inn
in, " uu ounce uf prevention i ivnrtii a pound of cure,'
:iini in nothing in it truer than in tiii, I'm- iji however
many forum wo are attacked with illness, the primary
cause U nearly the auiiic. Wc catch void, or over-eat,
the pores or the body become cloned uml the iff use
mat t it which is geneitilly thrown mit of the system by
seiwiblc, or insensible pri siiiratinu remains in it ami
vlnttA it up, anil ti cmisiijiM.nuo is Mint the inward
ttinct'inis of the body cnniini eiiorni their dutv, nn
more than a watch can. the cojra nf w!k.s wheels are
tilled with dirt. Kvery part ot our bodies dcmttmU its
d iltV rent element from "the fond, and the part our stom
achs take is to eliminate such part, ami ttnd litem in
their proper diret linn; when our system is fully open,
this is well and b:iniii'ii!iy done, and mc-Ii parts of our
fond as are hut needed, ai t throw n out by perspiration,
ami the n.iturul outlets uf our bodies, but when cold,
or any other cause, mops, these outlets, this otfal (if wc
may so speak,) iciuuih in the bmly; and fevers,
ifheuiuatisni, Jaundice, l.ivcr Complaint, Ague, Aeti
raljiia. Arc, Ac, ol-cuc What then shnll we do? the
answer is eas cleanse the svsteni thoroiililv, restore
these natural outlets, and we are free. hen shall we
do ii? .shall we wait till the disease be cornea set up
on us? let us tnke
A Simple Vegcl.ible Itemed
Immediately when thff tirst evmptunis cummrncp.
CALOMEL ! IS'O POISON ! !
but a kooiI physic, coiuposed of the healing plants N'a
tuiu Ints herself provided. Thi- ymi (-;in f i i , , 1 in the
Armimti Vetietnlilv l iithnrtic Tills,
i'itKriiKn nv
A. LAXGWOIITIIY, Fisdlat, 0.
We conipunud them faom a Western experience
wo know wlmt you want, because we want them our
selves. Then when that iMill Headache, 1'aiu in the
Hack or Loins commences, when, iu tdiurt, joh feid
your system K-tti'if out ol order.
lU 1111.11 1 If IUIKK,
take cnonsyh to cleanse jour system th-irouglilv, then
take tie ui ulumr for a w bile to keep jour bowels opeu
ind rvg'tlat, and juu v. ill thank u for compounding
thctn .
Il may bo, tlt;it yon huve n alerted yourself nntil
you as Fever and Aue, Chi. I Fi ver, 'iMiuih Ague,
either Acute or hroiii, tU.n pr-M ure a bottle ut
KniixwoitbtS .Vuiiiiatir Agiir Tilis,"
use them a- curuiii L.neciiuii.-j, and break up tin
dUe:tM; if n.vc had it a long time, Use tin
1 hjidc Mils, to k ep your sjstctn r.-ixular, and
Io Your Hnnmit r'f Work,
Tht'se A ptie i'llis ,ue coiiMtonndeu for those who art
tired oi lalvin t,'itiunit, Arseidc, or any poisons. We
Warrant tln-m entires to upuiinded horn the Vegeta
ble iir.i!im, :tnd wfi'ni reward of limn, to am oiu
w ho u Ui .b :e-. t t i i .Iii.i-iiti in any .lA dicinu wc ad
vli ti.ic as cgi-tabie.
These i'iMs w-ri! n mpo-iniled, md first used in tin
fall of l-.";."i, during the great p:e alciice ot Uiiio'is
Idsi-i.SL- were t Dinp-Mimb-d on tne lironnd win-re tb(-ii-e:ise
prevailed, and n ,t vh--re tliey t!ienrie about
it las in the Ka:, it was gotten iii when ijninine.
and the other .Icdiciues. tailed, uud was warranted to
cu:v, and not nop in a ib..en b'-ttl' s U it w iln
l'lioi'Mrs Ki;ni:i i
It is not gotu-u up ah miraculuu powers; but it will
cure
FEVER AND AGUE.
a N li 7
ALL FORMS OF 13tLIOU3 DISEASE,
K vri;iA AMNI ItKhV.
There are sumu tases where the .-steiti is ftn full of
is,:as-, that nothing but a thorough mrniug over v. ill
d any good, uml iu tlics; cac. tin- Uemeifj proceeds
to do it in such tit sen nausea is produced, lin the
comniun ilo-e.j but persons enn avoid this by doing
the hole slower, aud taking small doses, aud a longer
litre to cure.
In some eases', w here the I.l ver is torpid, the pa'b nt
wilt har one or twot 'liilUaftercoiutneneing the Md
icine; but as soon as the I'ill are fairly taken tli bj
the stuumch, and the sy stem is under it inttuem-e, tin.
I ,' hill must stip. In any cast w here it is detdred to
stop u Si.-kiii ss at the Moiuuch, that is produeeil by
these Ague i'illti, a dose or two of Fci'pertnjnt LduUct
will relieve.
Look out for your appetite .after being cured iy thes.
Iiils, ur yoti will ovei-ia;
One bottle will break the Ague npon four grotvn
peifoi.s, but to fairly cure siiould all be taken bj one.
We would nlso call wmr attentiou to the
EXCELttlOIl EVE BALM,
For all ii"iiM'- of tli r.yooi' i:yrlld,
UPON PERSONS OR HORSES,
Itdlaiiiiuations, rilms, I leu-ratiuiis, Weak ight, ami
ail forms of liseaseil Kyes ate cured so rapidly, that
where best kiiowu it is eonsii'ered almost
MAGICAL
in its healing influence. A 1'hj ttician from Indiana
writea:
" Your Medicine has given perfect and entire satis
faction in every ease.1'
One I'nur Mure, that !n sold, the pat s-ajion, over
KIOI1T HI .SbltLLi UOT1LLN,
says it did nt fail in a single iiisiaiice.
An obi Horse Jockey, who ha baud led horses all
his Hie, ,is:
' If your Kye Itabn, with a little Ith eding and Phis
icking" where the system is too full.will noicure, they
may give up the Eye.''
tine Lady, who had b-en deprived of sight in one
Evp, by r'ilm over it for six years, says:
"After tiiirty I'hv si.ialis had prescribed, without
any good ilouo me, jour .1i.dkiuc is perforining a
cure.
f'andidly and honestly, will you deprive yourself of
good remedies, liecause some, would lie, wise ones,
cry out quackery or will you try one bottle or one
box of our
FA MIL V MKDICINES,
and be healed ui sour Id-eases. We do not nut up
our Mje lijiut for unythiiig but Sore Kye aud e
I. ids: but if loti have it in tne house, ou need not
sutler with t'ore Jouth, or I'bers upon uuv tt.ivtoi th
fjody, for it is so healing to nil in h suria.-e-., that it will
M'ttE T1IKM Ql H Klill
than anything else. Applj it, it jou w iM, with a (p.-.iil
feath- r. to the sorts, once, twice or three times a day
as you ib-eiu it necessary. ,
Prepared uml Sold hob-sale and Itrhtil, by
A. LAMiWOKTHV,
I-'LNhbAY, OHIO.
Sold by I,. MoiiKiioi-sK, Waterxille; I'iiui lUsnt.
ton, I'errjsbiirg; bi.vi Tayi.ou, Taylottowu; and H.
lJt ltliiTT, Slauinee C'itj'. .lulj-!t, 1.7 lll'i
Howard Associatiou.
PHILADELPHIA.
rj t all person-iarrlieted w ith Sexual disease. Mich as
X Krt.KMAitiKKtltKA, - .1 A . t. ! l.UfU
'iEM'E. UOMMHU-IA. MLEET. HYPillbLI
Ihe Vice of ONANISM, or SF.Lfr AUl'Sticlc.
The HmvAiu Asmh iation. in view ol llie awful
destruction ol hiiinan life. caused by Sexual diseases,
and the decent ions nructUcd upon the unfortunate vic
tim, of such disease by Ouueks, have directed '.heir
Consulting Surgeon, as a uiiakitaiii.k aci worthy of
their mime, tu give m i;oh ai. advk k tiitATiM.to all per
sons thus a ill ic ted. ho apply by letter, w ith ji descrip
tion o their condition, (u"e, occupation, habits of life,
SiC,) aud iu cases of extreme poverty und lUiVurinjr, to
F l' li N IS II Ml. OH1 INKS F 11 K E Ot IIIAItOE.
The Howard Association ia a lienevoleutlu-ftittiriou
established t special endowment, forthe relit I of the
sick and distressed, arlileted with "Virulent and Ppi
tlemic Diseases." 1 1 has now a surplus of means, w hich
the Director have voted to expend iu adv.-rtisini; the
uhove notice. 1 1 is needless to add that the A s-mciutjun
command the highest Medical skill of the age, nnd
willfLirnislitl.e ti;.-! approved modern ti-eatiiHiit.
Jut i'liblisbed. by inv Aoeiatioii.a KcportouSpe1
matorrhtra. or Seminal Weakness, tho vice of Self
A buse.aud nt her tli teases of the Sexual Orguns, by the
'oiisulting burgeon, w hich will be sent by mail. (in a
nealedouvehjie,)Fiti:E of cii.wtut:, on the receipt of
two s r a m rs tor nostaL o.
Address. Dr. OLO. CALIIOPX.conbui.tiso Bi n.
(ir.a. Howard Assoi-ialitoi. No. South M nth Street
PiiiUdelidiia.Pa. Bv orderof the Directors.
Y.. li. llti Alt 1 'WELL, President,
Geo. FAiuniii.n, Secretary.
"a" 0 WIN S L O W
IroQ-Toundor and Machinist,
Has onhaud an cxicusive and approved assortment
Patterns for
MILL OR iRIXG. CAPS ft SILLS, VERAXDAS.
puu ca-'iiiijis general I j. Work done to order uu short
notice, und iu a satisfactary munuer.
Etna Iuon FuL'Nmir, Maluk Citv, Omu,
AYERlf
CHEESY
P E C T 0 UAL,
Foa Tint BApin n n nv
C'onghs, CotdM, nnd llimrsencm.
TtNiHPim.p. Mass., Per. 20th, lfifiS.
Dr. J. V. Ayrr: I do not hesitate toaaf
that thr best remedy 1 have ever found
w l,r,nrseness, Influenza, and
muM ,uill,"t "ymptoms nf a Cold, it
yrtlimiKKHY PKt'ToRAI.. ItH constant
use In my prat tlce and my family forth
last ten years has shown it to ponsoiw su
perior virtues, for the trentment of these
complaints. KHKN KMtillT, NLl.
A. B. MilHTLY, Esq.. of I'firn,.. Y.,
writes : "I have nned vonr IWtntsil hit-
self and In my family ever since yoo Invented ft, and
bellevp It to be the best medicine for its purpose ever ' '
put out. With a bad cold, 1 nhould sooner pay 25.00
for a bottle than do without it, or take nnv other remedy
Croup, Whooping trngh, Iriflnrnzn
Pi'HiNririKi.n. Mi., Keb. 7, jftfifl.
ftrother Ayer: I will cheerfully certify yonr Peetoml
is the best remedy we possess fur the Whooping Cough
Croup, nnd the client diseases of children. We of your
fraternity in the South appreciate your skill, and com-
mend your medicine to our people.
lllltAM mXKUX, M. I.
AMOPJ.EE, Kq., Monterey, Is., writes, 3d Jan. lH.'.fi:
I had a tedious lnmienn, w Idch confined me in doors
six weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally
tried yonr tWtornl by the advice of our clergyman.
Th first doso relieved the soreness In my throat and
lungs; less than one-half the bottle mntle nie complete
ly well. Your medicines were the cheapest as welts
the best wc can buy, and we esteem you l)octor, and
your remedied, nut he pnor man's friend.
Asthma or Phthisic, and ItrniichHIs
West Manuikstkk, Pa., I'eb. 4, ih'ifi.
Sir: Your Cherry Pert oral Is performing marvelous
cures In this section. It has relieved several from
alarm in ir sj mptm of consumption, nnd is now curing
a man who has labored undernn affection of the lungs -for
the last fortv years. IIKMtY I.. PAltKS.Mer.
A. A. If AMSHY, M. P., Albion, lawn, wrlteark-pt.fi,
Ifta.'i: During my practice of many years I have found '
nothing equal tn your Cfarry Pert urn I for giving case
and relief to consumptive patients, or curing such as
are rumble.
We might add volumes of evidence, but the mos'.
convincingproofof the virtues of this remedy Ik fount 1
in its effects upon trial.
Consumption
Probably no remedy has ever boon known which'
cured mo tnnnj' and such dangerous cane ns this.
nme no human aid can roach; hut even to those the
Cherry Pntornl affords relief and comfort.
Astok HorsK, New York City. .March S, l.ri.
Dr. Ayrr, .cure; I feel it r duty and a pleasure tn
Inform jou what your Chriy Pert t trot hnsdone for my
wife. Mit had been for live months laboring under the
dangerous symptoms of consumption, from which no
aid we could procure gave her much relief. Hie was
steadily failing, until Dr. Wrung, of this city, where
we have enme for medical advice, recommended atrial
of your medicine. We bless his kindni-s as we do yonr
skill, for she has recovered ftom that day. hhe is not
yet as strong as she used to be, but la free from her
cough, and calls herself well.
Yonr- with gratitude nnd regard,
ORLANDO SHKLBV. or Siikltvillc.
Consumptives, do not ibspair till you have Liied
At4r Ch'rrtf Pf-fornl. It i made by one ofthe best
medical chemists in the w orld, r.nd its cures all around
uh bespeak the high meriUul its virtues. Phdadttphta
Ledgrr.
Prepared by ER. J C. ATFR.
Practical and Anahjtirnl Vhemist.Lotcetl. Matt..
PntfE, ft fill I'tR Bf-TTI.E.
AVER'S PILLS, 1'up-a l is rn Rox.
Sold bj H. llurritt. Alien ,V Nelson. Maumee, Peck A
Hamilton, Perrysburg, uml by ail liruggists every
where. hept. auly."
c.iKT::srs simimi "hiixii ke
TDK OltKAT Pt'IttKIKR OF THE HMMiI)!
TIIE BEfeT ALTERATIVE KNOWN ! !
iVof o Particle of Mercury in it!
An infallible remedy for Serolnla. King's J7.. il, Kheu
malim, ( dmiiuate 'utaneius Kruptimis, pimples
orPosrule on the r ate. Blotches. PoiU. Ague
and fever. Chronic Sore Ke. Uingwojni
or 'l etter, Scald bead, f.nhirgenicnt
and pain ofthe Bones and Joints,
halt Hhetim, Slnbborn Pi
ters, lEvphilitic Disor
ders, nnu ail Q!ea-j-t
arising fruni
an injudi
cious ueof Mrr
enrv. Imprudence
In Life, or impurity of
the Blood.
Thit great alterative Medicine and Purine! nf th
Blood is now used by thousand nt grali-fnl patients
from all parts of the I'nited Smten, who tevtifv daily
to the remarkable cure performed bv the grenlei-t r'C
all medicines. "CAHUKU'S SPANISH MlVlPHF..'
Ni-urnlgin, Kheumatism. Scrofula. Krupiiona on tha
kin, Liver riense. Fever. I'lcer. Old sores. Affec
tion of the Kidneys, Diaeafe uf the '1 liroat, Peo.alf
coniplaint.Hiin and Achiuusof the bones tindioint,
art speedily put to flight bj ulug tld iuesrimnble rem
edy. foralld i season ofthe B luod.noth ing hafc vet been f it no
to compare with it. It ejeutifes the svstem of all im
purities, actHgently and tmeb-ntly on tbt Liver snd
Kidnejs.stieugtl.eiisthe iJiu'estion, gics tone to th
itouiach. makt-f the idiiii clear ami heallh, and re ton s
the ijoiwi union, enfeebled by diccie or broken tioun
by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor ai.d
str :115th.
For the diseases of females it is peculiarly appli
cable, nnd wherever it has become known is rrguinrlv
prescribed with the happiest effect It inviorutcs
the weak and debelilated. and imparts elasticitj to tho
worn-out frame, clears the skin, and leaves thepatirnt
fresh and healthy ; a single bottle of this inestimable
remedy is worth ail the so-called Sarsapat ilia in exist
ence. The large number of certificates which we have re
ceived front persons from all parts ofthe I'nited Mates,
is the best evidence that there is no humbug about it..
The Press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and
public men. Wfdl known to the community, all add their
testimony tu the wonderful etiecUolthisuitliATULooit.
lL'KIFIi:it.
Coll on the Agent and tret an Almanac, and read
the detail of ast nisningcures performed by cahtkb's
SPANISH MlXflM E, in mo-t rases trhere errry thing else
had uinaiiy fattta.) 'Ihe limits ot" an advertiscmtai V
w ill nut admit their full insertion.
H.S. BLKBS & CO., Proprietors.
No. an4, Broadway, New York,
To whom all orders must be addreased.
For sale bv Druggist and Country Merchar.tInall
parts ot tne I niteo rntc and the t auadas, and by
PECK St HAMILTON, Purnsburir, nnd II. Bl'U
It l 1 1. Maumee tjtv.
Sept. 11. Iy
II. UU1C1SITT
HAS removed his Drug Store to the building former! v
occupied by O. D. Kunney.on W avne street, (.near
the Book store,) where he has opened the largest
stock of
Drugs, Jfedt'ciiies, and Cliemicats,
ever before offered in Maumee City. He returns hi,
thi'.nks for the liberal patronage previously bestowed
upon hitn, aud hopes by diligence and punctuality in
hii-dueas, and a liberal policy to his putrunt, to merit a
contiuiiatice of past favors ; assuring them, together
with all others wi, may favor him with a cull, that ic
will be his pleasure, at all times, to furnish them pure
medicines, uf almost every kind, and medical udvice.it'
necessary. A variety of
Clieimrulx,Pnre Wines and Liquors for Medical or Mi--l
hit it it ul purposes, (hut none of an inferior and
deleterious composition.) Flavoring
K.etrarts for Conking, Per
J'umery,Touth Pastes
and Powders,
Skin Powders, Hair Kestoratives and Hair Tonicc, Lip
Balm and Pomades, Shaving Creams and Soaps,
T"ilet Soaps ; Cloth. Hair, Hat. Tooth, Nail,
Scrub, Paint and Whitewash Brushes;
Fancy articles, Kpts. Turpentine, Lin
seed, Lard, Whale, Tanners, Fish
uud Neats-Foot OILS;
PAINTS,
White and lltd Lead Zinc, Chocolate or Fire
Proof Paint ground in oil, a new urticle,
and jitter Paints of ult colors ; JJyc
Woods and JJye Htv fie, Window
Glass and Utatat Ware ; Uro
ctrita, such as Teas, Su-.
gats, Uice, Pepper,
Spices, Jc,
and many other articles us well as a large variety o
Proprietary Medicine", ndupted to all diseases. He haa,
al o set up a new FOUNTAIN, from which issues a.
jut of ice-cold mineral w ater, ut the pleasure of the op
erator, for the special beuetit of hia caMumcrs.
August 2. IKiii.
MA U It I At; F. U' IDF.
M A ItRi AtiE criDF,
MA Bill AO F. 01'lhK
MAURIAOK Cl'IDK
MAKiii.voK 01 mi-:
It) DK. WM. OPNG.
b DU. WM. YOPNO.
bv 1K. WM. YoPNO.
by DK VM. YOPNO.
bv DU. VM, YOPNO.
m abuiaof. oriin:.
by DU. WM. YOPNG.
MAKULVOF. Ul'IDK, Yuuhq's great PhyaologU
cul Work: TIIE POCKET sE&CULAPWS. or
Kvery Onehisowu Doctor, By Win. Young, M. D.
li is written in plain languuge for the general reader,
and is illustrated w ith upwards of One Hundred En
gravings. All young married people, or those contem
plating marriage. and having the least impediment to
married life, should read this book. It discloses secrete
that every one should be acquainted with ; still, it is m
book that must be kept locked up, and not lie about the
house It will be sent to auy one on the receipt of 2j
cents. Address OU. WM. YOUNG, 6t Sprnce St..
above Fourth. Philada., Pa. March fi. 1867 43tf.