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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
Portrait Painting.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.


THE undersigned thankfully Acknowledges the en-
Il couragement that has been afforded him in the
commencement Of his educational abors in this
nity, and announces that the Second Term of his
School will commence the first Monday of September
in the building adjoining the Episcopal Church. Parents
entrustng their to his may be assured they
shall receive at his hands all the benefit that
experience, Educator and enthusiastic devotion
his profession, impat ORDER, complete aud perfect
will be required in the school Roon Indispensable
the right discharge ofthe duties of the place
study will be exempiifed and inculcatei mpor.
tant I'D to intellectual progress and daily, aetua, an,
vsblS IMPROVEMENT will be demanded ofevery scholar
tion will also be given to the cultivation OF refined and
polished manners, and specially 20 the formation ofgood
morals and correct principles. All branches belonging
thorough English education, together with the cas
sizes, will be taught, and being himself pracical
counant the undersigned will pay particular attention
penmanship, and will from time TO time form classes
bookkeeping.
He pledges himself to furnish superior article in
every department of instruction. and hopes to be
liberal minded citizens Of the place in
plying al, acknowledged deficiency in this community:
TERMS QUARTER,
Elementary branches. hes.....................S5 90
higher EngiiSn. b'U
Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry, &c, g m
either or all \ wv
aug7 JAMES GREENE;
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FURNISHING GOODS.

CE FURNISHING GOODS. -
- All the late st, les of plain and fancy silk ttss
and satin Crayats Scans and Stocks, white s-~$
and all colors Pocket Handkerchcfs; Linen and Linen.
bosom Shirts Muslin and Flannel do FLANNEL and Net
ders aud Drawers; Skirt collars; every kind OF Beaver
Kid, Thread and Cotton Gloves; embrcicred and plain
gum Suspcnders; silk, ging.am and cotton Uinbseh-t
Dodd's, Sherwood ana Cnases Hats also, Silk Hats
Caps 30o;s, Shoes walking eanes &c.
All the above articles and everything else In the furnish
ing line will be sold Al Cincnnai prices for CASH.
We shall continue receive uppiies weekly Id
ring the from maaufactory in Cincinnati.
nOvf AHLERiNG Il BRuMMER.
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DRESTON BROTHERS receiving and open
ing very large well selected stock of Groceries
and Liquors. which they offer TO the public at low prices
for cash or approved paper. lmy3I
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LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS

FHII IHpOFtHtIOn Oh DFy UOOOS
JAMES Low e. co,
No. All Main street Louisville KY,
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to their customers and
III all purchasers Of Dry Ci0ods that they have i'm
sore and offer sale the largest and best assorted
stock to be found West of the Mountains Their Goods
have been purchased exclusively for cash. and they
determined to adhere to the system of small profits
The majority their Cloths. Cassimers and white Goods
profit less than other Western Houses They solicit an
examination of their stock from all buyers of Goods in
their market. uug24
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE

teir dirocuon expressly IoT fkt and Oonsss
of every article requisite ~ complete gentieaens ward
robes.
g 0AT rs AN D LOAES.
fine assortment OF hue brown, grey ds b. Nackinaw
Blankets Box and Oyerccats fine lot of cloth Of
all sizes AMI prices Superior black and blue t.ench end
English Cloth Dress Frocs and Sack Goats full t..rnIed;
Satnet and Cashmerettc Coats; brown, green and grey
aud all coors of Tweed anG Cashmere Sac srocS and
dress Goats, Roundabouts and Goats fall kinds.
PANTALOONS-Super black and blue cloth and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed cadet Satti
nett Pants Tweed and Corduroy pants ofeve variety and
price to suit purchasers.
VESTS-Black silk and satin Vests; fancy aad plain silk
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests satnett vests
common vests of all kinds.
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~ CASES of Ladies snd Misses Morocco Leather anl
y Kid Bootees Enamlled kid walking shoes, with 9
large lot of light Slippers, for sale low by
aue2O j. III, MAGHEE & CO.
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I1LASKS.-4 cases Quarts, Pints and Half pnts, rec
+ per Envoy for sale low by
ieao s. .E.GILBLRT CO., Syc. near Water.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

ARD.-A smali lot of superior in jars, for sale b.
- augi FOSTERS N BROWN.
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rsNUMBLERS.-25 boxes and pint futed. for sale low
4 by laugll FOSTERS d BROWN.
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J. & w. r EILLY
M5aGAN, KEEN & PRssrol
|. uULskY ~ NELSON

auctioncers and Commission Merchants.
Eransrille, Indiana
DARTIC attention given the sale of all descrip
| tions Of Mcrchandze.
gular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
-,as \ advances made consgnments; outdoor sales
pro npiy attended to-
woolsey Nelson's Furniture Ware Rooms 90, Sd and
h 8 tories over their Auction Room. ljy21l
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ITO canvass for the sale of the popular salea
l. bie Books ever offered to the public. Young men OF
good moral character and business babits can make from
80 to SO per dayand Others need apply For terms
address postage paid WM. PATTON
augl3 3md3w Henderson XIV
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
T6g.
April 80, 1852.


AN ACT to define the duty Of Manufacturers Of Salt
Sec. |. BE IL enacted by he Gene
raj Assembly ofhe State Of Ohio, That
it shall be The duty of all manufacturers of
salt in the State of Ohio, 10 have the same
well and sufficiently drained, to be packed
in good barrels, made of good so nj seas.
uned timber; the head and bilge hoops to
be well nailed with not less than four nails
IN each hoop; one head shall: be bored
with some metallic instrument not less than
one inch in size; the name of the manu-.
laciurer distinctly branded on the head Of
each barrel; also, all salt sold at the licks,
shall be marked with the net weight, in fig
ures, directly under the same, with good
durable paint.
Sec. 2. Any manufacturer refusing TO
comply with the first section OF this acl,
shall be fined for each offence the sum Of
fifty cents per barrel; the same to be col.
lected by any court having authority. as in
case Of debt; complaint having first been
made by any person taking cognizance Of
the same.
Sec. 3. Any fines thus assessed and
collected, after paying all COSTS that shall
have accrued, shall be paid into the county
treasury, for the benefit of the common
schools.
Sec. 4. Nothing in this act ohal be So
construed as to prohibit the manufacturers
from shipping sallin bulk.
Sec 5. This act shall be in force from
and after its passage.
Sec. 6. That the &c, entitled "an acl
to repeal an act entitled an act TO provide
for the inspection Of salt manufactured il
the State Of Ohio, and creating the olIlc'
Of inspector, and defining the duties there
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"Ou' of the mouths of babies and suck
lings," says the Bible, Thou hast ordain-
ed praise" WhOsoever reads the follow
ing, will feel tlle force of the passage.
AT an examination of a deaf and dumb
institution. some years ago in London, a
little hoy was asked in wiring:
"Who made tie world"
lie tuoE the chalk and wrote underneath
he words:
"ln the beginning God created the hea.
vcns and the earth"
The clergyman then inquired in similar
marner:
"Why did Jesus Christ come into the
world!"
A smile of gratitude rested on the coun'
tenance of the little fellow as he wrote:
"Ths is faithful saying, and worthy
of all accepialon, that Jesus Christ came
into the world to save sinners"
A third question was then proposed ev'
idently adapted 10 call the most powerful
feelings into exercise.
"Why are you born deaf and dumb
when can both hear aud speak"
"Never," said an eye witness, shall
forget the look of resignation which sat up
on his counlenance, when he again took
the chalk and wrole:"
Even so, father, it seemed good in Thy
sight"
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BRANDREMH'S Pulls.


Tho BRANDRBTH PILLS, as general family med.
ieine especially In country Of SO sudden changes OF
temperature as this, their value IL incalouabc. BY
having the BrGndreth Pills always on hand. should
sudden attack OF sickness take place. they eanbe CIV
eu al once, and will often have effected cure before
the physician could have arrived.
In ehOlic aud Inflammation OF the bowels, these
Pllle i'll at relieve, and perseverance In the
use according to their directions will surely do all
that medicine can do to restore the health Of the pa
tient. .t
In all cases OF Indigestion worms, diseases OF the
Heart and all affections >of the stomach aud bowels,
tho Bfandreth Pills will be found a never falling
remedy. ,.,f ...t "a.
To insure the full benefit OF those celebrated Pills.
they should no kept In the House. 80 that upon the
rs commencement OF sickness, they may be at once
Tesotted to- One dose then 10 better than dozen alter
disease has become established In the system.
The above medicine is for sale by Mwgrdue 4
BI,hpsli, Ashland; Like Ssiby, MitIlin;J W. Boyd,
Jeromoville; N. HIsksli, Loudonvlle; Jas, Wslden,
M,nsffeldj J. D. Robinson, WoOsteri II. L. Sisdrsn
Perfysville, Ohio. 80
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GPUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. ]
mo. GIL.

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AN ACT further to regulate the practice and provide
for the Jurisdiction fthe Criminal Courtol Hamil-
ton county to direct the transfer Of certain business
now remaining in the court OF common pleas for
the first district, from the last named court into
that first named.
SEC. |. BE il enacted By the General
assembly of the STATE Of Ohio, That
all recognizances taken or continued so as
to require the appearance of the accused
at The May term, in the year eighteen hun
dred and ffty-two, be removed out of said
court of Common Pleas, for the first dis
trict, into the said "rhe Criminal Court of
Hamilton county," 10 lie there tried and
Odjudged as though commenced by indict-
ment or otherwise, originated in said "lhe
Criminal Court of Hamilton county," and
TO be in all respects subject to all powers
and jurisdiction whatever, vested by law
in the court last named.
Sec. Q. That all recognzances held by
the clerk of the court Of common pleas
without formal certificate, subject to The
full power and entire jurisdiction of The
said 'ihe criminal court of Hamilton
county," in the same manner as though
the place of custody had been chang.
ed, and the said recognizances formal
ly certified out Of one court into the
other.
Sec. g., That all PERSONS required by
recognizances TO appear before the Court
Of common pleas, for the first district, al
the May term aforesaid, to answer any
criminal matter, Indictment or accusation,
shall appear and answer the same in "Ihe
criminal court Of Hamilton county," and
shall be tried and otherwise made subject
to order and judgment in the court last ma
med.
Sec. 4. That "the criminal court of
Hamilton county" shall have The same
power TO forfeit and open recognizances,
(including the recognzances named in
this aci,) as has been vested by any exist
ing law or laws in ihe cour; of common
pleas.
Sec. s. That in case of petit larceny
and other inferior offences, whereof the
punishment is less than Imprisonment in
the peGilenliary, no Indictment by grand
jury being required, the said "the criminal
court of Hamilton county" shall cause the
prosecuting attorney to draw an informn-
lion, setting forth briefly, but distinctly the
charge against the accused, on which
charge such accused shall be tried, and be
subject to judgment, unless the prosecuting
attorney or his assistant, with leave Of the
court, shall otherwise direct.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDlLL
President Of the Senate.
April 80, 1852.
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JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
W. MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
April 80, 1852.
TNo. 6s. !
April 80, 1852.


AN ACT fixing tho compensation Of Clerks, As
slstant Clerks, Soargeants-at-arms, and Assist =
ant Sergeanls-at arms, OF the Senate and House
of Representatives Of this State.
Sec. /, BE il enacted by the Gsnerul
.AssembB Of The State Of Ohio, That
the clerks, assistant clerks, sergeants. al
arms, and assistant sergeanl.atarms, ofhe
Senate and House of Representatives of
this state, shall each he entitled, during the
present, or any succeeding session OF the
General Assembly, 10 receive Tor each
days attendance during the session of the
General Assembly, the sum of four dollars
Sec. 2. That the clerks of the Senate
and the House of Representatives, shall
receive al the rate Of four dollars per day,
each, for the time actually employed after
the ad journmenl of the General Assembly,
for making out an index 10 Il c journals, 10
be paid on the order Of The audl,or Estate,
but they shall not receive any other allow.
ance or compensation for services,alt the
adjournment of the Legislature.
Sec. 3. That it shall be The duty Of the
sergeanl-al-arms of each House, immedi.
alely after The adjournment Of the General
Assembly, to take chirge of all ooks, sta.
lionery, and all other property of every de.
scription, furnished for, in possession, ol
for The use Of the General Assembly, OF
any member or officer thereof, and bring
the property of the state; and such Ser
geant-at.arms shall cause the said property
10 be delivered into the custody oflhe Sec
retary Of state, who shall give duplicate re-
ceipts therefor. one of which receipt:
shall be by said Sergeanl-atarms, depos
tied with the auditor Oi stale, and the sait
auditor olstale shall allow to said Sergean,
alarms for the services required by thil
section, such sum, not exceeding four dol
lars per day, for The time actually employ
ed, as such auditor shall deem just ant
reasonable, to be paid Out of the Treasury
of the State, as in other cases.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
President Of the Senate.
April 30, 1852.
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MEDICINE & SURGERY.
To the Afflicted.

TNIIE undersigned having located himself at
i Mlillin, Ashland Co., o. tenders his services
to all those suffering under sickness.
All kinds Of oidseases have already been treated
with the best success by the practice ofthe Botan-
ic or Roots and Herbs System of medicine which
follow altogether .
Acute aud Chronic Rheumatisms, Dyspepsia,
Piles, letter, nervous and female Complaints.
Fits, Cramps, Slck-Headache, Palpi,ation of the
Heart, Asthma, Liyer-complaint, Kidneys and
hrl Scroinla, Fever and Ague, Dropsy, Goitre or
thick neck, &C., have already treated with the
best success about this neighborhood, as the Ger,
tifcates will show, we could procure more yet
Persons requesting my service ior these mentioned
and every other disease will always find me ready
TO do my best for their welfare, and TO attend
promptly to calls from any dis ance.
A. R0ZENTHAL, Botanic Physician
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NO.. A..
Of" passed February 81 L. Il, he and The
same are hereby repeal
JAMES C. FDt Nso N,
Speaker of the House of Rep's.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate,
April 80, 1859.
4[67.1
AN ACT to regulate the useo Jails Of adjoining coun
ties,

Sec. l. BE enacted Jy The General
assembly Of the State of Ohio, That
whenever any county of this State shall
have been erected and organized for the
term of five years, without having provi-
ded any ol sufficient jails for the coniine.
ment of prisoners within such county, and
any person or persons shall be taken from
said county or any mesne or final process
in any civil proceeding, action or judg.
ment Of, or in any courl of said county, or
on charge or conviction of any misde.
meanor or crime, for commitment TO the
Jail of an adjoining county, the sheriff or
jailor of such adjoining county shall not
receive any such prisoner, unless there
shall be deposited in his hands, in addition
10 all fees now allowed him by law, fifty
cents for the use of such jail, for each and
every such prisoner, for each week such
prisoner is ordered to be committed; and
the like sum for any period of lime less
than one week; Provided, that il any such
prisoner shall be discharged before the ex.
piration of the term for which he or she
was committed, the excess advanced shall
be refunded. ...
Sec. 2. That il shall he the duty of the
sheriff or jailor of such adjoining county,
at the end of each quarter of each calen.
dar year, 10 account for and pay over 10
the treasurer of his county, all sums o
money thus received.
Sec. 3. That whenever writ Of habeas
corpus shall be allowed and issued, to
bring any prisoner confined in the Jail of
such adjoining county, as specified in this
act, before any judge, TO enquire into the
cause of the caption and detention of any
such prisoner, the county from which such
prisoner was sent and committed, shall
pay all the costs arising and accruing on
any and every such writ of habeas corpus;
and upon presentment of certificate of
the clerk of the court of common pleas AT
The county where such prisoner was i'm.
prisoned, as aforesaid, stating the amount
OF costs on any such writ OF habeas cor
pus, 10 the county auditor Of the county
from which said prisoner was sent, he
shall draw an order on The treasurer OF his
county thereby, in favor of said clerk, or
such person as he shall order, and the said
clerk, shall pay the same over TO the sew
eral persons entitled thereto.
Sec. 4. That the county which shall
use the Jail of an adjoining county, shall
be liable to such county for all damages
that may be done by any prisoner such
county using such jail shall confne there
in.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Reps.
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PRINTING OFFICE JoKEs.--It is the Gus
tom in some printing offices, when par
licular green youth commences 10 learn
his trade, to make him the object of vari-
nus Jokes. lie is often sent to neighbor-
ing offices for an imaginary article, and
wholly original in the minds Of those who
perpeuate the joke. Once upon time,
boy was seul to Ks for "quarl
of editorial" lie was sent back with a
picture of jackass. This was rather Sc.
we're upon The jokers--but the immedi.
arely Told the boy to go to k, and
tell him that il was the "editoriar" they
wanted and moi the editor"
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do hereby certify that DR.. RoIcnthala medicine has
perfectly cured me Of the Piles aud take pleasure In
giving this statement TO the public a. thank 10 the
Dr. and abeneft to the Afflicted as myself was suOer
ing for ten years aud used every possible means but
all for no purpose, until the above named Dr. has
treated and cured ME. WIN. CLlNESMlIH
Butler Township. RohlSnd Co., o, March 18th 1852
! do hereby certify that DR.. ROzenthals medicine
has perfectly cured me Of the Dyspepsia, Liver com
plant and ltSke pleasure in giving this statement TO
the public &c. EZRA DAY.
lido testify with this that was sick with the Drop
sy and after being treated by many Doctors gave up
all hopes Of ever getting we'll. But the water gath
RoIenthal which was so much recommended to me,
aud l found myself after a short time cured, TO my
great Joy feel by this time h well as ever.
.'i... JACOB TROYER.
German Township, Hol mes Co., Marehi" 1852
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mo. 60.)

April 80, 1852.

AN ACT making appropriations for the year 1859
SEC. !. BE il enacted by the General
AssembB Of the State Of Ohio, That
the following sums be aud they are hereby
appropriated, out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise specially appropri-
ated. to be paid for the year one thousand
eight hosdred and 6fIy-lwo, viz:
For the payment Of the.members Of the
General Assembly, their clerks aud assist.
ant clerks, sergeant alarms, door.kcepers,
aud messenger boys, the additional sum Of
seventy thousand dollars,
Fur The payment Of the salaries Of the
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miniatures.

MIR. Z. NJ. ENsMINGER would respectfully
M inform the public that he has permanently
located in the town of Ashland. His rooms are
fitted up with special regard to the comfort oil
visitors, who will always be welcome, whether
they wish for likeness, or call to see the gallery
orpietures.
Determined to spare neither pains or expense,
Me-. Ensminger will furnish lkenosses that shall
moi be surpassed. August8. lltf
So His Rooms have been removed 10 the ID story
Of ths building Hot' OeeuPisdby HdrmdR Wdlhek
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DIR. A. l.. Norris,


Physician and Surgeon
TTAyING permanently established himself a
ii the centre ofTroy, Ashland county, Ohio
will hold himselfin readiness to attend TO all bu
,ines connected with his profession. ,o.s
Aril 80, 1851. 4'H
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
HAvING permanently re-establshed himselfat
III Rowsburg, Ashland county, Ohio, Is again
prepared to attend to any calls which his oldiriends
and othersmay make upon him. oO
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TIE Cholera prevails 10 considerable
extent at various points on the Mississippi
James Dixon, of Canton, Miss, had lost
ten negroes. There were also ,hir,y.six
cholera deaths in New Orleans during The
week ending the 22d ul,
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A, d. SKELLENGER, NJ. D.

hrs formerly a partner Of Prof HApLEY, and pu'
~ pill Of Prof l. G. DoLLEY (Sur) Of Central
MED CoLL. Rochester, n. Y, is now permanently 10
Gated at RuGGLEs CORNERS, Ashland Co. o.. for the
practice Of
MEDICINE & SURGERY.
His practices Is INDEPENDENT, REroRNAToRY, On
TIL LTlc AND Cen ALIVE. lie lodges IN his office.
N. b. Terms-reSsonabe. settlements-April and
November
June 2, 1859, 2l
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Dr. r. will no In Ashland, Franklin House, every
Saturday; MOheeanve, at Boards Hotel, The second
Tuesday Of every MONTH at ROwsburg, Dersnd's iIo
. cry Monday.
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mr. A. MCCLELLAN,

Physician and Surgeon,
TTAvING permanently established hmsei at
III Orange, Ashland county, Ohio, will held
himselrin readiness to attend 10 all business con
nected with his profession. May, '49 4Su
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To Che Farmers! I!

TiARMERs wishing for Cookie or Cloyer Seed
Il Selves can be supplied with aGrstrate article
at the Hardware storeii Ashland Il. -:
sept. 81, 1861 lstf
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]. W. KINNAMAN, II. D.

Practitioner Of Medicine e. Surgery
MAY be consulted at his residence on Main
street, Ashland, Ohio. June 4, ls5l.-2