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Law s OF OHIO.
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ihs county O hamilton inere shall be
40 Y hereby established, 2 court Q
sslnlHsl lunsc'cs'on, exclusively, ~ add
sion % me courts o. record already pro
sioea ior oy ne constitution.
c.c.@ That SAID court shall be know
y sne name OF "lhe Criminal Court Q
hsm''ion county" and shall bold snci
terms and ny such cases Of = csimina
nature, - are heFeinaiier provided.
ssc. >. Thai The said Court shall be
held by one Judge, whose term OF office
shall be tive years, and who shall oe
elected BY the qualified electors OF The
said county Of Hamilton, y the same
iime and ~ the same manner that the
Judges Of ,he court Of common pleas are
elected 10 said county, except The hrsi
election, which shall be held on The first
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To make temporary appropriation 70,
the Ohio Luna,ic, The Deaf and Dumb
and The Asylum for tho Blind. and 70,
repairing and furnishing rooms for Ma
General Assembly. NJ 'ioal
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thousand eight hundred and forty.6ve. i
hersby repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON. 4
Sposksr ofihe House Of Representatives.
y AARON PARDEE, 4
President Of ,he Senate, pro tempore.
~ February 26, 1852. NV

'ns 'sSsaHll II AN ACT 'Nsf. s'lAsa
To repeal an act passed March 10Th. 1850,
supplementary TO the act entitled an act fol
,he protection Of sheep, passed March,
rsi85O..
SEC. l. Be Il enacted BY the General
Assem5ly Of he State Of Ohio, That the
ac, passed March 10Th. 1850, supple.
'mentary to the act entitled an act for the
protection Of sheep, passed March. 1850,
be and the same Is hereby repealed.
7is'is' al & JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives
4. n " s' AARON PARDEE,
W. President, of The Senate, pro tempore.
\ February 81, 1852. 's'
u, Willism M. Bell, Apdiior in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
ifa, the foregoing laws have been careful.
" compared by me, and are in accordance
with those certified 10 BY the Secretary
Of State. " q s ~ 3lit e's ny R'e
~ WILLIAM NJ. BELL. Auditor.
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issssfSs Sas a AN ACT, \ +ts5H
Regulating the Office Of County Audi.

Regulating tne othch Of County AUDI
'.3'i~ W tors. 'Sss ~.
SIC, !. Be II enacted By the General
Assembly ofthe State of Ohio, That 4
any County Auditor shall fail to make
settlement, or fai. TO pay over all moneys
with whichhe may stand charged, a, the
time and In the manner prescribed by
law. OF shall misappiy any money which
may come into his possession 10 the dis.
charge Of his official duties, il shall be
the duty Of The county commissioners to
cause suit TO be instituted agains, such
Auditor, and his sure,ies. in the court Of
common pleas ofthe said county, or other
court having jurisdiction Of such cases.
~ SRc. 2. That whenever sui, sliall have
been commenced against any delinquent
county Auditor 10 manner as aforesaid
the commissioners or such coun,y may,
at their discretion, remove such Auditor
from Office, and appoint soma person 10
fil the vacancy thereby created, as here
tofore by law provided. ~ ss'''setl
SRc. 8. That each County Auditor,
previous TO entering upon tho duties Of
bis Office, shall give bond, with two or
more sufeties, to the acceptance Of the
commissioners Of tho county, in such
penal sum, no, less than two thousand
dollars, nor more than twenty thousand
dollars, Ss the said commissioners may
require, payable 10 the State Of Ohio,
and conditioned for the faithful discharge
Of the duties Of bis Office; and shall also
take and subscribe nn oath or affirmation,
to be endorsed ,,pon ire said bond, that
he will faithfully and impartialIy dis
charge the duties nf his Office, 10 the best
Of his skiIl ana ability; which bond 81
endorsed. shall be deposited with The
Treasurer, and be- by him care
fully preserved. viz. n '4ll3es'H
SEc. d. i'rhatas 10 an county Audi.
tors heseafier elected or appointed, The
provisions OF the second section Of the
oct prescribing tho duties Of codn,y
Auditors. passed the twenty third day Of
March, in the year eighteen hundred and
Eoriy, 10 hereby repealed. fytla ser.
8Si'i "'s JAMES %. j JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL, ny
sq President of,lie Senate.
March l2, 1852. 2fiaiffoeo M
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III. IL A a..
S's'k 9. saio court anal' proceed 'o dfa'
nom we Jury oox,ln the mannsrPre
se''oeu py iaw, me names q 'ven'y
seven Jurors, tlle f'ist i''seea q xpon
snai' ioe summoned 70 sefye as R;an''
jp'c!s, and the remaining we've q wnon
snail % summoned 70 serve rs' peu
Jurors 70 said criminal eou',, :, we mex
'eIm 'nereci; and sa'd c'e,k snen "a 'o''n
with issue z slyenire so me sneslI ecco,o
ingly; Pfos'geo' aiways, 'nas '.ln 'hs !,
opinion ot ing Judge 2, sa'd c,lm'pa,
court, 'he business % q sag covr wv MOI
require 'pe a''enoance O 2 grauo Jciy 9
any 'elm, ~ soa'i g've no'lce y w'..'ng'
y me c's!k wno spa'l nle aao ospos'' 'ne Y
sane ~ ~ omce. mna1wA,cn snAf eAcuss
.ne c,e'k ana sne''n 'fom c'aw'ng 'g'a"p
Iluiy 'or we ncxs q. sacceeo'ng 'e'm
SEc. i .na' ~ genera Ars 9
'hs S.a'e, wn'ch are o. sna'l q y 'o'ec'
p'os.c'ng 'or q ,ego'a''ng me nu'noet,
qial'hca'ions' se'ec.ons' o'awlne lanu
empanne.''ng 9 eInnc ano Pe.. lu1o.s'
70 serve 70 'ns ssse'"i cpu''s q common
Pleas y .n.s sag, ~ 'ne9nsls'en' WIN
'ne P,ov's'oNs 2. w ac', s''e'. ~ con
s''9eo eno nnce.s'oou = naye 'e'e.encs
anu sPpnra'on y Me c'''n'"a' cou'' "
sa'S rlam,''on Is, Sone.y.
PIC. iS "a. 7 sna'l DC 'ns guy o
We :, rfnosecu''he A''oInsy 2. sa'n county
o. tisml,'or, % prosecute G, ,O' ana l n pe-
na'. 3 'ne o.a'e y on'o' a'' SUES com,
p'a'n's a"u con''o','s'eS Pe"u''g ~ sa'p
cnE'nal coufl ; ano 'ne annual compen'
sa'lon % oe al'oweo .,1', es % sa,d rIosecn"ng
Auorney Shali neiea'!er oe ae'' ue'eFmlned q
oy ne ludge o. ls sac , criminal cour,, q. we
nrst Term !neteo' N each year. ANA nan, NE
SAG said criminal n court snall !a haYe 'ne sole
power 70 appoint oss's'an. prosecutors, o. /,
ana a. 70 ny az @ vacancies 70 me ONCE o.
rrosecnnng Anoney 10 sac county,
ana % determine ,he amour. o. com sfn'
pensa.ivo'n eacn sha'l receive esi 'ol hs SER
vices 70 sa'o court IN 'ne same manner
'na' ,pe courls o common peas may 90
~ o'he' coun'Ies ,l0's " ,"'s so'a'c'
SEc. ~. That shouid the Judge OF
sa'd c''m'nni couI' oe prevented Dy SICK
ness. o. dlsquallhed from interest, such
as having acted previous 70 ms eiec,ion
as counsel IN any Cause Drought before,
or pending ~ sara court, men, 70 such
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&UGARS.- .-- The Subscribers have several
- lots Of first rate Sugars, New Orleans,
} I'd Tea and Coffee crush Loaf Sugars, worry
shesP,st Wx.& A. J. TAxLoI's
Dscsmbsr, 1851. N < $50
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March 1882.

TENTLEMEN'S HATS.-Three dozen,
. 1.-THE latest styles Of fashionable Hats,
imported from New Ynfk. for sale BY.
.,s, WIN. Il A. J. Ti1Los.
Kalida. Des. 1881. ESQ
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JUST RECEIVED:

RY Railroad TO FindIay, an additional
~ assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting
or Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans, 'rweeds,
Of various qualities and colors, ETC.. etc.
Flannels, cotton and woollen, very
cheap. s'fa3s agg, f5li
De Lnines, Silk, Lustres, etc. IN 4
A new lotof cheap and fancy Prints,
Table Diapers. Drnpery. Silk and Saiin
ves,ngs, etc., etc, Tor sale vew low, by
'lia ,aa WAl. a. A.lJ.TAYLOR. ls
( Kalida, Dec. "a. 1851 BBgF sci
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M EWEcar's nmSl Clarfstnns GIFT
IN BoOIxs--vsry cheap, for sale st Tsy.
lore Cheap stvrs. il Dec. is5ia
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NOTICE
TS hereby given that the s,ihscriher was at the
L October Term. Of the Court of Common Pleas. Of
Putnnm County, Ohio, appointed and duly qualified
Administrator u the Estate ofThomss shefan. late
ofsaid county, deceased. 49,. 4. .... ,..sya-. Il
December is 1851 $50
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M AND AGENCY. James Mackenzie
~ is Agent for Lands for sale ia Allen,
Putnam and Panlding Counties. 10 be
sold on reasonable terms-in part for
credit. August, 1851 J. Il
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aforesaid provided, that no mileage shall
be allowed in any case where the dis
lance iromthe place Of the residence Of
the witness 70 the place where called 10
testify, Is less than three miles. Y.
4 SEC. 2. That witnesses attending
under rccognizance, or subpoena issued
by order Of the prosecuting attorney, or
defendsni, before the coHri Of common
pleas, or other court or record, in crimi.
nal cases, shall'he allowed the follow.
ing fees: For each days attendance,
seyeniy- Eve cents, and Ave cents per mile,
as in civil cases; be taxed in only one
case, when attending ia more cases than
one, on the same days, unless otherwise
directed BY the special order Of the
Court. NJ sia iss< BIZ
SEC. 8. That in all cases, except
those specified in this act, each person
summoned al witness, shall be allowed
The sum Of fifty cents per day for each
iayA attendance, and Iaisesge specified
IN this aes; and al persons who shall be-
called upon 10 testify in . cause in1
which they are hot summoned. shall re-
ceive the sum Of twenty-five GEMS, TO be
psid % provided 10 ibis aci. M
SIC: A, Tha, fcr The purpose Of a.
ceriainiug The mileage 10 which any wit
meas msy be entitled, Il Is hereby made |
lie duty Of the sheriff, OF othcr officer
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No 30.

H. ~
Ordonnance relative a la pose des ba,snes, oat-
pents, tea,tes ct enseignes sur les trottoirs de
Ia voie pnsblique.
l. lie Conseil General de la Nouvelle- Orleans
ordonne ce qui suit A ravenir il est defendu a
tous locataires ouhabitants de magasins on mai
sons de cette vile, d'attacher GU de suspendre
au-dessus DIES trottoirs ct sur la vote publque,
aucune banne, ADVENT on enseigne, a moins de
huit pieds d'elevation au-dessus du niveau dies
trottoirs, ct ce, sous peine Dune amende de dix
piastres pour chaque contrayention la dite or
dominance, par jour, partir du jour de la SOM
nation qui leur en- aura etc fate.
2. Tous les officers de police seront tenus de
faire I'm rapport au commissaire des rues, on
Pun de SEES deputies, de toutes les contrayentions
a Particle ci-dessus.
3. II sera du devoir special du commissaire
DIES rues GU de SEES deputies, de poursuivre les con-
trevenants aux dispositions de la presente ordon-
nance, apres les sommations regulieres.
A. La presente ne pourra ayoir son plein ct
enter effet, qu'apres qu'elle aura etc publiee
pendant vingt jours, par lie marie, dams lie jour-
nal otficiel
g. Toutes ORDINANCES GU sections d'ordon-
nances contraires a celle ci-dessus, sont ct de-
meurent abrogees par la presente.
(Signe) w. g. G. CLAIBORNE. pres.
du Cons. DIES Aldermen.
(Signe) f. ALPuENTE, president du
Cons. DIES Assist.-Alder.
Approuve lie II mai 1852.
(Signe) "A. D. CRossMAN, marie.
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nYsPEPsIA-P nErARED FROM THE FounrH

MISUNDERSTANDING FROM THE FOURTH
II Y STOMACH Cx--The DIGESTIVE FLUID CAS-
TRIO JUICE prepared from Rennet the stomach Of the Ok after d
econs by Baron L great Psychological CheEis by
Honghton NJ d. No. II North Eighth street. PHILADELPHIA the only
and relief for ndigeion Dyspepsia Jsundce,
method by Natures agent the Gastric Junces 1t ia certain
yeniy d Chesa it keeps the Stomach and bowela In perfectly
Half easpoonful Of this hnd infsa vses digsst
solve beef about hours of the
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Baron ebg his celearbed work Animal
artificial digestive fluid the Gastric Juice be readily
prepared membrane Of the stomach Of the calf
which articles snoh meat and will be soiteuod
changed diged would be the
Dr. Pareirs in his pubhed BY
IS states the fact descbes
method ppan There few higher auheIies than Dr.
Pereia.
Dr. Cobe in his writing the Physiology Of Dgsop
the due quantity fte Juice
prevailing DysepHa he states that
nictod with finding thing else
from the stomach Of living animals which
proved completely successful., w - as igts r
Graham, author Of the famous work Vegetable Do
acsrasd il he lie properly fdssolsae saIous
81 efcng kind of artificial digestion
different from the natural dgestve process
Sons great work. THE Chemistry Of Man" ea Blanchard
new eia in
know that food L. dissolved rapidly artificial digestive fluid
prepared Pepsin, in the natural Gastric juice ef
Dungson, of Jefferson College Phiadepha great
this subject HI with Dr. the Gastric
Juice obtsinsd the living human aemaeh and unms
IN The artificial q IN natural gssdcn
~ further proof tbs merits Of this discovery call
XENUAIIk dnvE
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roHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

- SAPARLLAThin invaluable remedy carried happi
Thousands, is daily to
The iieisd than could be afforded By all The
the strength sig me much Hon Sarsapaa
any similar preparation made in America. Y II
PIIcx-$i per bottle, or SIX bottles for 95.
past Sarsapar
properly prepared the
orginang from N impure state o the blood the
eating drinks evil habits youth,
that JOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARLLAia the
only before the public that strictly scientific
principles and uniform strength The Sarspaa
and every being
used. :
Bulls Sarsapara contains the several valuable
medical together forming the best compound producing
greatest curative the known world.
GOOD TESTIMONY,
The Ohio State Journal Columbia Ohio speaks
parla: IL.
has 70 equal Ths sale Of Bulls Fluid
two with the gratifying produced upon all
who hsye tried warrant the assertion that the blood II
has equal This bold assertion,
ine on the agent In this city. - 5ss * ~
Bear with reader little longer, BE- Bu
safAiiiA Is the WONDER or THE WORLD @
md that viii matter how have besn sunF
Whst Dr. Owen Druggist md AposcAy several years standing
Myp AboHt BAHIA eaglsPayle
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8isis gslEe No.30
Nm Ordinance regulating Trimmings Sheds and hanging Signs;
ouer S;de,yalks aud Foo,pqys.
Be it ordained by the Common Council Of the City OF
New Orleans That it. shall not be lawful for the ten
ants or occupants Of stores dwellings to suspend
hang the sidewalks or footways awnings sheds
or hanging signs unless the be at least eight feet
above the level Of said sidewalks footways under
penalty of ten dollars per diem for each and every day
said awnings sheds signs remain after being duly mott
fed for the removal of the same
q further ordained, That it s made the duty Of
all Police officers report to the Commissioner of Streets
any of his deputies any nngements of the foregoing
section.
g. Be It further ordained That it is hereby made the
special duty the Commissioner Of Streets his depu
ties prosecute to conviction any violations of this ord
nance after due notice has been served aforesaid.
a Be it further ordained That this ordinance shall moi
take effect until after it shall have been published by the
Mayor in the Official journal for twenty days
s. All ordinances orparts Of ordinances contrary to the
foregoing, be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
iSgnedl W. C.. C. CLAIBORNE,
FILL President Board Of Aldermen.
$[Sguedl Trans. ALPuENTE,
F 9F- 6sg President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May II, 1851
myls got Signsdl 53la A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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OFFICIAI NOTICES.
oFF1cE on Tlzk COMMISSIONERS
J ON THE G0Ns6iiDA TEp DEBToF NEW ORLEANS !

ssss NV OAIxArs May q 1853.
I1sY VIRTUE Of; the 8 th Section Of the Act
ii shs entitled A At 70
de tty Il md provide os ne goysnrsnt
Il IL IA sn'ta
~ Nc e5 y 81 ss
scppismsnsssy q "a AT 70 Tie C u and
and o. " Aua approved
SEALED win rsssissa he Bankinshop.s #
purchase II Ill Or eny portion Of TWO BONDS
III TE cry ~ INV the Of ONE
EACH Issued with the
|, meeting s;d s ~ ~ o ~
liz CIV via interest rate Of sr
into coupons attached thereo uaid coupons being
Of January and the lat day Of
each al TIE the City Treasurer OF in the city Of New
York. al the option Of me purchaser Z, &. 4.
CITY II opened and 70 the highest
b the IN hs Of on
the third Monday, The leth july 1852 at le o'clock
there Of bids the same rate over
Bonds offered they shall be divided pro rats a. nearly %
The Of the said Bonds to be spilled
the payment Of ali matred Of the City Of
and Inc late Fr and Third Municipalities and Of the City
Of Layetts yiz Bonds Coupons Interest all Coupons
debts over due Notes Warrants presentation thereof
the City Treasures Office.
IN 77s''li33Gsa -coMMIssIoNKRs-
A. d. CRUSShiAN, Mayor. 5-g i3 45.s
s O. DEBUYS, Comptroller,
VIM H. GARhANp Treasurer Treasure -.
Finance Committee Of the Board of Aldermen.
FgsS} s4 u II, PLACE, Chairman Of the Finance
Committee Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
A. LAYER Secretary. mys tyi0
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No 81.

No 81.
Resolu que permission est accordee a Tx COM
de 10 nouyelle Douane, d'user hbre-
ment du quai qui Sc trouve en- tete de la rue du
Canal pour debarquer les grants qui pourront
arriver d'ici au lone jour du mois de septem-
bre proclaim, pouryu que les commissaires ten
nent lie quai en- bon etat de PREPARATION.
Signe: VIC. G. CLAIBORNE, presid.
.du Cons des Aldermen
Signe F. ALPUENTE, president du
Cons. DIES Assist. Alder.
Approve lie 2e mai 1852
A. d. CRossMAN, MARE.
Pour copie conforme,
s L. HEYLIGER, Seoretaire.
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ner and Hester, etc, etc. ~ ele snos
j J - ~ PRACTICAL acrns DENTIST,
No; B. Bs5snae street. near Canal street
FIR. DAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
sds A. Sps K N Pfsls s sa s c
COLDS NOTICES and efficacy
m @ % ns
FROM ME-. JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist :, -,
Syrup Cherry given great
those it, i Of L
aix grocs year.
some SYM via
a
nj f. q ss 'S
psS.snE ss,lasss ssss,
aathenas had responsible
Us BY respectable Druggist Mr. How
FROM THE WESTERN EXPIRE,
m na psasars z ~ e You
thu. my cough md severe sfeeton the lungs entirely
Cherry vSiss others advised
s'''' = Yours rsspestuly W. w. PHILLIPS
[Ersrac Letter W Wson Merchant N1s0wH saet
eesa'y, Penn'g M.sla5.x OIL, month 40 ,s.s
perfectly Hs under the 81 than three
sas ss h s VIII MI
getting better snd vel md
es R ersss soaa y F f. s
ia abOns man. snd Il cannot BE- denied that
ralption of thu Heart sns relieved
Davss Compound Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar
Sss:
vent from sleeping asa Of the gh and @ = n, 70
e ms
n nd bss T. @ e T s ed ss
the S q s ss III
little nth
one two bottles hs oa 1aSs entirely
WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
sI,. = wa !Sns e. III 1st H.
rom ssey ssSS"i IL # %
pain in the the use 81 Al med medicine
T. PsS
rider valuable medicine It. strengthen
ing effect has been very sss
ny s.pssss IF %
sis y BIZ e %
e. s az
ala and WAS sssd by sl' than one
bottle M Shoemaker 10 Race 81
a & ID ss ssi # s fsss 81
s ,hs ola 1i &c
be 20 q them has he'd any
FROM Dns VAUGHAN and RUSH,
Both Praet;ens Physician: vel Z, 2r,s9ias.
s s aEses IS
medicine We can dispose Of almost any Indiana
FROM HARGEATT MCGOWAN.
wa s TIM s. would IL
thought perhaps would be
| best TO order some F
= FROM DE-. "; s. MAcgIS S1o !, -,
villa ob.v aaa T o q s ' Snus. % s
you have oraldd would b pleased send
supply as soon as the poss Pssa
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popalsrisy Is daily Increasing
4 supply. Il .,., ;a..s a
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it to all who are in IKE ''
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No 40 1ItI4
Resolu que le voyer est ct demeure requis de
faire choix DIES emplacements conyenables pour
Establishment de quais destines au depot dea
ordures dams lie premier, lie troisieme ct lie qua
trieme District, ct de soumettre ses plans ct de-
Wis pour la construction de ces quais ct de ba-
teaux propres recevoir les ordures.
Signe W. G. G. CLAIBORNE, presid
du Cons. DIES Aldermen.
Signe F. ALpUENTE, president du
Cons. dies Assist-Alder.
Approuve le 26 mai 1852. ls
III (Signe) A, D. CRossMAN, marie