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WESTERN HOTEL.

" BY WIN. MCCLURE
wv MCCLURE has purchseda and
w Fitted up the stand formerly occu-
pied BY W. L. Hipkins, in
!. GilbOa, Putnam County,
Where he will be ready TO entertain
the travelling community, and all who
call upon him, in as good style as can be
done in this section ofcountry. His ia
Bile will be supplied with the best that
the country affords and he will do all in
his power to make his house pleas
ant and agreeable resort to the trav-
elling community.
His Stabling aud other Accommodations
are ample and will give satisfaction.
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Il al w $ OF OHIO.
[published BY Aathority]

AN ACT fnrther 70 nmend the ACT entitled
,iAn acs allowing and regulating writs d
attachment before Justices Of the Peace
passed January 7, iozs'
Snc: be e enacted ty fhe Genera,
Assembfy Of fhe State Of Ohic, That ~
on the return ofa writ Of attachment is-
sued against the goods, chattels, rights,
credits, moneys, and effect Of non.fesi-
don't debtor, under and by virtue OF the
act entitled can act allowing and rcgula-
ting wriis of attachment before Justices
Of tlle feace' passed January !, 1874
i shall appear % 'ne justice issuing the
same, that mere are no goods, chaWels,
rights, credits, moneys, and effects, OF
not suiflclency thereof, whereon 70
levy, and i shall further appear, either
from the affidavit original Originally
filed with said justice 70 obtain said writ,
Or from an affidavit Of said plaintiff, his
egont or attorney, filed subsequently
1hereto, that said defendant is not resi-
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AN ACT to amend an act to provide for the
regulation Of turnpike companies, passed
Jan. I. 1877.
SEc. !. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly ofthe State ofOhio, That all
turnpike road companies organized under
the sact to provide for the regulation oil
turnpike companies" passed January T,
1877, be and they are hereby authorized
to construct such part ofthe road as the
directors Of said company may deem ex-
pedien, by making track of plank NOT
less than eight feet wide and three inches
thick, and the remainder Of the width Of
the road prescribed in the 9th section Of
the act herein named, Of the other mate
rials n ,med in said 9th section.
SEC. 2. That all companies organized
under said act are also authorized 10 take
toll upon each and every mile which may
be finished in addition 10 and adjoining
the FIRST five miles required to be fin
ished by the act amending the act herein
named, passad February 25, lS45; Pro-
vided ihatno company shall have author
.i,y to take toll until all steps preliminary
thereto as prescribed by the act TO which
this is an amendment, have been taken,
but the Legislature may at any time
change the rates of toll on any company
hereafter incorporated, and prescribe
the distance a, which toll gates shall be
erected from each other.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker House Representatives.
CHARLES CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 20, 1850.
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ALEX. SANKEy LATTY,
A7TORNEY& Co COJINSELLORATL.aH
Charioc, Pau lding County. o

DLANK DEELS, Justices Snopenss
Id Summorses and Executions. Tor ssls at
this Office, ,verylow. July 50,
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AN ACT authorizing Railroad Companies
to open Transfer Books in other States.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
81 -s.=raiIrnad company. in
by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Ohio, whenever they shall
deem il expedient for the interest or con-
yenience Of such rail road company,
may, and they ate hereby authorized to
open transfer books in any Of the Sta tes
of the United States, for the purpose Of
stock which may be pur-
chased or held by persons ou, of this
State, and they are hereby authorized to
employ suitable agents or agent 10 keep
such transfer books, whose acts, done
under the authority Of this act, shall be
binding on the said rail road company.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G.. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 81, 1850.
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Receipts and Expenditures of the Find
lay, Pendletcn, and Columbus Grove
Free Turnpike, for the Year I8d9.

FTyHE undersigned do hereby exhibit the
Il Receipts and Expenditures of,he Find,
lay, Penpleton, and Columbus Grove Free
Turnpike, for the year l84s.
Received from the County Treasurer. in
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA. &s.

byron, Genesee Co., NJ Y, October l9, l841
MESsRS. M. 4. WALLACE e. CO.: Some limo
last winter my wife became 90 debilitated from tho
effects Of Lucorrhed and Nursng Sore Mosth that she
could not lift her child perform any household labor
Her medical treatment was varied according to The ad
vice and prescriptions of the most eminent physcians
until our skiH exhausted In useless efforts. She
became very skeleton that at the time ahe eov>
menced taking your Pulmonary Basam 10 she weighed no
than cighy-fvc pounds but by the time she had
taken four Lofes she became perfectly well The cure
Is perfect that she Is now enabled to do all necessary
household work. and gained thirty pounds Of flesh In
four weeks. We you We can attribute her cure
to nothing but Brant's Balsam and checrfully recon-.
mend ts use to all laboring under any similar affection
RGHy' truly pvror ,H. GALEshhE !, ~ .s.
time that Mr.. Gaentne named above wrote saying that
lie personally acquainted with Mr.. and Mira Galer
tine and that the above cure came under his own Oh.
servaton. He further adds that he 10 acquainted With
A Dozen Other Cures '
of various diseases, which were effected BY Brssfs
Indian Sfedeines.
MercuriaI Diseases. 'ia
There is another class of diseases which BRANTs
5vmfSSg om s .y.sm ~ fAtSse Ii.
This class Of Diseases when they become eosstitsess
believe such cannot be cured without the Of meY
curry Wo will not name the disease, because from ~
description It will be understood.
FOR SALE BY
MOSES LEE, Kalida.
Err. DAVIS, Columbus Gsore.
VIM. MCCLURE, GilboG.
JOHN EwINe, Fndlay.
A. VAN DORM, Van Buren,.
ABEL ToMpkIhs, Lima.
DAVID GRAIL, Westminster.
O. H. ALLEN, DeGanre.
l.. G. NOBLE, Clarkspillc.
All letters aud orders must be address
ed to Wallace g. Co., LOG Broadway
New York.
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H
AN ACT requiring the publication oflegal
advertisements and notices to be made in
German newspapers in certain cases.
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That all
Official notices and advertisements rela-
ting to the public business Of any county
wherein a newspaper or newspapers in
the German language are printed, and
7al,qublic sales Of properyin pursuance
of any execution, order or decree of any
court Of record'a such county, now by
law required 10 be pdJishsd in any news
paper, shall, in addition u The publication
heretofore required, be published in such
German newspaper; Provided; nothing
herein contained shall be so coiairued
as 10 authorize illegal advertisements TO
be made 10 any German paper except at
the express instance Of the plaintiff or
defendant In the suit out Of which or in
relation 10 which said advertisements are
so published; and the party so requiring
such publication shall pay all the expense
attending the same.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 90. 1850,
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EXPENDITURES.
J. Parrish's claim for experimenting
the work on said pike, and attend
ing to the annual setilement,...... S S 90
J. Nicholls' claim for attending an
nua settlement. t,..................::.... 90
w. Ackley's claim for supcrintend.
ing the work on said pike, and at.
tending the ANIMAL settlemcn'.,.... 10 90
/. McCracken's claim TOR acting as
Secretary to the boa,d >ot road com.
missioners and otber scrtices,...... SO
James Mackenzie fT publishing an.
nuai exhibit, and printing 2oo blank
receipts, ~
$a3 SO
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AN ACT requiring Turnpike and other
joint stock companies, in which the State
isa stockholder, TO report annually TO the
Auditor Of State.
SEC. l. Be enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
President and the Secretary or Treas-
urer Of each turnpike company, or other
joini stock company in which the Stale is
a s,ockhtlder, shall, hereafter, report TO
the Auditor of State, before the first
day Of December, annually, correct
statement Of the affairs Of said company,
in such form as the Auditor shall pre-
scribe; and the Auditor slall, before the
first day Of January, annually, present
coples Of such reports 10 The General
Assembly, with such tables and iaforma-
ton as he may deem proper.
BENJAMIN f. LETTER,
Speaker House Of Representatives
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 10, 1850.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Doct. Nothan Hubbard, of Stamford, Conn. one es
the oldest and respectable physcians was afflicted
cured by using Brant's Purifying Extract We could
name bundreds of other cases also cured. titt-5t
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AN ACT directing the manner Of serving
mesne process against railroad companies.
SEc. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That suit
may be brought before justice Of the
peace against any railroad company, in
the township in which the president Of
tile company may reside, or in any town
ship in which the principal business Office
of the company may be kept, and the
writ or summons issued BY said justice,
shall be served personally upon the pres
ident, il found, OF by leaving a copy at
the business Office Of the company with
the person having charge thereof.
SEC. 2. Suit may be brought before
q justice of the peace. against any rail-
ROAD company, 10 any township, into or
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AN ACT further TO amend the act reg alsting
Judgments and Executions

AN ACT further 10 amend the act reg alating
Judgments and Executions.
SEC. !. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly Of tie State OF Ohio, That be-
fore any officer named in the seventeenth
section Of the act, regulating judgments
and executions, passed the first day Of
March, eighteen hundred and ihiriy-one,
shall be excused from giving the no,ifi-
cation therein contemplated, he shall de-.
mand of the party or parties, for whose
benefit the execution was issued, his, her
or their agent, or attorney, provided,
either Of them be resident ID the county,
the money or fees in the said section
specified.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker House Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONvERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
March On fas0
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30 puDiisncd; ana tue party 30 rcqulrin
such publication shall pay all the expens
attending the same.
i BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Il Speaker House Of Representatives
| CHARLES C. CONVERS,
/ Speaker Of the Senate
March %, 1850.
I AN ACT TO amend the act entitled "An ect
to authorize the making of Roads ant
Drains, in certain cases." passed February
9, l847.
SEC. l. Be Il enacted by the Genera
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That eve.
ry petition filed with the county commss.
toner's, under ,he law to which this is an
amendment, shall Sc, forth the names Of
all i,ersnns inferasind, (f known 10 the
petitioner,) as woll those whom II is sup
posed will be benefited as those who
will be injured by the proposed improve
ment, and the notice required by the
third section Of said act shall also sci
forth the names Of all the persons int cr-
es,ed as fully as the same are stated in
said petition.
SEo. 2. Whenever any committee
appointed by the commissioners, either OF
view OF review, shall determine that the
proposed improvement is necessary and
shall lay Out and establish the same, and
shall find that damages will be sustained
by any proprietor or occupant of any ad-
jaceni lands, and the amount which they
will respectively sustain, said committee
either of view or review shall then de-
termine the proportion Of said damages
which shall be paid by each of the pro.
prietors Of the adjacent lands, having
strict regard to the benefits which they
will receive, and the award SO made shall
be held as conclusive upon each Of the
parties charged with such payment.
SEC. 8. When any petitioner shall
have paid over or deposited the full
amount Of all the damages SO assessed,
aud after the Improvement is finished in
conformity with the details Of the work
as set forth in the petition and in the
manner contemplated by the viewers or
reviewers, such petitioner may bring suit
in any court of competent jurisdiction,
and recover from each party the amount
with which he stands charged by said
award; Provided he had before the com
mencement Of such suit made demand
Of such sum upon the party so charged
by said award.
SEC. 4. Whenever il may be necess-
ary to repair such work, any one Of the
persons benefited by it may cause such
repairs 10 be made, and may compel con-
tributions fiom each person benefited,
On the basis Of the award, the just and
fair price of such repairs.
BENJAMIN r. LETTER,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONyERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 8, 1850.
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through which the road Of such company
may be located, and if the principal busi
ness Office Of the company is not kept IN
said township, il shall be the duty ofsucl
Justice Of the peace, 10 issue writ q
summons against said company, directel
to the sheriff OF the county where thI
principle business Office Of the companl
| is kept, with an endorsement on the bacR
;ofihe writ, Of the name Of the post officE
to which said writ shall be returned, ava
the plaintiff may transmit the same, pds
paid, by mail.
SEC. 8, The sheriff shall, on the n
ceipt ofsuch writ, forthwith serve ne
same personally, upon ihe president, i
found, OF by leaving copy at the buli-
ness Office Of said company, with The ps-
son having charge thereof, and immed-
ately return said writ 10 the justice Of
the peace issuing the same, by mail, ai-
rected TO the post Office, named on he
back of tho writ. The service OF the
writ shall be made, al least ten days le,
fore the day set for the trial Of he
cause.
SIC. A. Suit may be brought in ahy
court ofrecord, against any railroad com
pany, in any county into or Though which
the road Of such company may be To-
Gated, and process issued to the sheriff ol
any county, where the principal office q
business Of said company may be kept
and shall be served upon the president
personally, if found, or by leaving a copy
al such business Office, with the person
having charge thereof
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker House Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 81. 1850.
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Chronic Rheumatism.

Capt Ezra Knapp, 81 Willow street. Brooklyn. n r..
had Rheuotisn for 80 years. he used Branfs sdieias
which effected cure Numerous other Of reocs
md lonU etop linz bava hoou tt,allv urpd
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. $23 50
J. NICHOLAS, President.
l. McCRAcKEN, Secretary.
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There Is not Of all the various remedies purpor
Ing to be Purifiers Of the blood that 5sgAs 70 po,sss
as much Purifying and Healing Virtue as
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N =
AN ACT supplementary 70 an act entitled
IAN act Allowing and.rogula,ing wrts Of
replevin before Justices Of the Peace,''
passed February IA, I8A6.
SEC. 1. Be II enacted By the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That it
shall be lawful for any constable or other
officer executing wril of replevin, is
sued by justice ofthe peace, TO take a
bond from plaintiff in replevin, upon tho
delivery Of the property repleyied, with
two responsible suretics, in double the
appraised value Of such properly, condi-
toned that the plaintiff shall appear be-
fore the iusiice on the return day Of the
writ, and prosecute his suitto effect, and
pay oil costs and damages which shall be
awarded against him; Provided, that in
no case shall the bond be Cor less sum
than fifty dollars.
SEC. 2. That whenever upon any writ
Of replcvin issued by any justice Of the
peace, the property shall be appraised at
a value exceeding one hundred dollars,
and the appraisement shall be SO returned,
ST shall be the duty ofsaid justice TO GER
tify the proceedings upon the said writ
tJ tho court Of common pleas Of his
county, and tbereupon to file the original
papers together with certified transcript
Or bis docket enlries in tho clerks Office
or The said court.
SIC. 8. That the court Of common
pleas ia all cases so certified shall take
Jurisdiction as though the writ had been
srsd out Of the said court, shall rlle the
parties 10 plead as in cases go originally
brought 10 The said court, and thereon
psoceed 10 final judgment and execution.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker House Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March IA, 1850.
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Most Horrid ScrOfulas

that ever has been cured since the world was created
and this was cured by TEN TINES LESS Of Bfsnts
Purifier and at LESS Cost than ever case AdJ ~
revolving and hopeless was cured by TEN TMRs A.
MUCH Sarsaparilla. For full particulars, Pamphki
Mr.. Haskn states that he had been con fined TO bis
bed One Year and was not expected to live twsayoxr
hours longer, when he commenced using the Pxrfs..
bis neck eaten nearly off from to cara hole
was eaten through ne Windpipe-his ear nearly eaten
out--the of desiroy,d-an Ulcer ~ large a.
mans hand had nearly eaten through his fde-and
there were on him in all,
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FEyER-sORE CURED.

The R.v. Richard Dusning. Pastor Of the Presoyte-
rian church, Adams Basin, Monroe Co, N. T., wrots
us as follows have Just received letter from Mr.
Channey Dunning relative the Of his Fever+ore
You may depend on what 1t states for he 10 Christian
man and an elder in the church. Some years nnee ha
had to have one of his legs est off, to save bis e In
consequence of Fcversore The other leg being now
affected, and about to be amputated recommended
Branf,s lfedieine-READ THE RESULT. He says Il
have used only THREE BoTTLEs Of BRANTS MEDi-
ClNE-T placed HOPE from yosr reeonmeadetis. -
of God it has effected cure Of my lss" See Pampb-
lets for full Darficuars
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ONLY TWELVE 3 TIES.

4 all hs Uleers and restored him 10 AssiA and
sngh that he able TO sork ssd sifssi 10 tss;
again, as he had formerly done. t4,.,
This cure Is certified TO by FOURTEEN RBsrBc1iDLn
WITNESSES, viz; by Deci TAos Wilioss, one Of The
most respectable physicians OF Rome-by Mr.. G. X.
Brows proprietor and keeper of the West Rone hotel
by Messr,. Bissel q Leonard, Wholesale and retail
druggss and by elevss other Psrsoss all residents Of
Rome
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CHEAPEST AND MOST CURATIHR.

We say, Branfs Indian Purifier is cheaper and more
curative-because bottle VI H. which be bought
for One Dollar, contains Four TINES as much msdicsi
efficacy one bottle Of SDsaparia which also costs o.s
dollar II we hereafter prove that sarsapariila 10
dear at one dollar bottle Branfs Purifier would bo
at four dollars bottle because the Purifier contains
oREATEn MEDICAL EFFICACY than sarsapanlla, then
sarsaparlla should be sold at fseaiy five bottle
assertion does not prove the greater power and medical
virtues Of this Purifier when compared with the best
Sarsaparilas we shall therefore show how much dis
ease has been curod
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-RY ONE poLLAR,s WORTH

The frstcaso we state 10 the cure which effected
In Mr.. j. b. Haskin, Of Rome, Oneida Co, n Y, and
we risk not any of our veracity hen say that this
s the most lookedor and hopeieSs of OF tho
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Twenty Large, Deep, Discharging Ulcers,

that the first bottle he used enabled him to get Of Of
bis bed where he had been confined twelve Inonfhs-
The second bottle enabled him to get ou Of s hosss-
the third bottle enabled him to walk tpo milss and thas
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COMMERCIAL APPAIRs.
aONEY MARKET.

sunday. Fen. 10 y. ~.
During te pest veeh there has been very little var
alton In the stock market, either regards prices
anything else The transactions have been large
ssderne the limited number Of operators The contest
still continues between the two eat parties In the
street. and thus Car the beers have had the best Of IL
Outsiders can look on very disntsrst.dy and watch
the movements Of the game with perfect indifference
the ., mpshies of eotsders Of all excited they
NUT IN most be In favor Of the bears particularly
nthey ~ish 10 make Investments and not TO come in
st the lo-est point Uofstupstely, however, many
outsiders large holders o< fancy stocks and their
sympstSles Of with those Spectator. opera
ting for q rise. Government and state stocks have
been In better demand during the past week, and
prices have improved This the nstn-si effect Of an
easy nosey Market and unless the snts in Gen.
sess In regard 10 the slavery question are o. nature
calculated 20 sssm foreign holders Of public
rifles the Improvement must contsus 10 IL an Quiet
for large amount Of cspitsi and the investment 10
sucb that u be sssily made available without any
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

EXAMINATIONS OF DALv-Ths further examination Of
DAILY charged with msnslaushter In causing the death
Of VIM Jameson Of Brooklyn, on the 10th ut by the
running away Of his stage team Ia Chatham Square,
cop'is ued before Coroner Ball Saturday last
The testimony closed, and the adj ourned
10 Wednesday next at two o'clock, at which time the
counsel will be heard.
RopHISe CHnDREy "A number Of complaints have
been made Of late If children being deprived Of small
sums OF money either by oosxDg or violence. On Ss-
tmdsy, colored woman arrested fer this efence
end committed for examination She caught hold Of
little orphan girl Of delicate health. and held her
tightly around the waist while feeling in her pocket for
money as To ipjure her severely These offences will
be severely punished.
ComMor CouNcIL- This evening is the regular meet
ing OF the Common Council. IL Is expected that dis
Gu SIGN will take place the proposed city charter
CRY CouEr-The Brooklyn City Court commences
. session to-day Judge Greenwood presiding. There
are fifteen causes upon the calendar Of this court
suPREME CoUKr.-rhe February term of this court
will commence TO morrow. There is q list Of sixty
three causes upon the calendar.
ONEEyED IHoMPsoS.- The further examination OF
this individual charge Of forgery win be held this
day. at four o'clock
grand jury The Grand Jury Of Kings county win
commence its session to-day
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MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA,
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Affairs on the Atlantic Side Of America.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamships Empire City and Philadslphis will
ssve this port Thursday afternoon next direct for
The Weekly Herald will be published at ten O'Clock
that morning, with from all parts Of this country
to the latest moment, 1t win be put up in wrappers
ready for mailing at sxPence per copy Those having
friends in California, Oregon any other part Of the
scc to whom they wish to send the Herald can leave
their orders for copies at any time before the closing
the mails, on Thursday.
Agents supplied with any quantity.