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PartnersVE a6sed,
STEAM ENGINE NANCE ACToRiYr At /,

STEAM tENGINE MNIUktA1t 31fSfrtfE {
PRIVATE. SA IlR.Asss ;. , 4. al.
The undersigned will dispose oft TIE ~,
well known Steam Engne ManutactoTys toeetn1t -.
ground, buildings, toola and nAneFnsFs e. All
Having contracted (oF the necessary 2 teS8 ~
ton TO his present tO0lsg f0I the purpose OF
nanuIsetnre OF an ieSerip tiCHs o. ltai!roeA
connection with me Foundry and Bhgi ~
Haers Mfsef thai Oh acoOuHG o. Tie nhmb6f
terminating here not better location tor tha
All those desFing 20 enlage in The above busness Win
find rare chance fora 1Dd inyeatment Tbs eatabl
Dent Ia now IN mi ion, and viii be- prepared % nike
contracts for Csrg de IN short tno For nrtheE IN
formation apply 70 Tho " BY u
1559-F HAVANA SKIES, tss
1ON TfIotTs4NiJ sIff ma Aixeals q gAfs, at
lUU Sep1~ T15ETr 20 ~ LOGAN OARR q CO.'S
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MACK RREE, SIEERRLNG. IND COD FISH -
THE subscribers constantly receiving ne
above tcles, easti which, together with olhet
kinds Of fish, offered at tue lowest prices
OnIe fesngc aocite Rntfre AAtAfactlon qua
ned es to quality. ~ 8CUItrIS & RRAnbEYT
IA
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TobaoooI TobaoooT I Tobaooo! !

VKT would most respectfully call the attention Of Mer=
wv chants and very large and ge'eIn
stock Tobacco Cigars Snuff ctcf and suCl otner 0rli'
oGS iegitimately belong to regular 1f-
n 80 :, NJ nj eGn Ia Ii0baccO House. .sst
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Notice.

-'-.ft NOG1CGs
oyyrcE n. & Q. RAiLRoAp Co. ,s.ss
Wheeling Station, November !, 1893.
Change or ,Sg tssm.o9 I aG
will leave the stationats a, A., WhssIips ti%e
nOvI J: u. kokD.- agent
.757--IIENI PFIELD RAlLB0ADsE
ID ndH IsRsfsG of Ssif
that monthly Of temper cent on the amount OF
sUbS0I iVtiOns will hereafter be required
greater PAT the Rcs ssis HSw gR9sT
subscribeTs required to be P0eual in paying their iI
81 @ sSsi soss SsSts ne tenth
aaRg 9F15 Ss e II & ffaS4 Treasurer
Washington, Pas Oct, 10. 1883 a. = ~ now
.n,if4 Erimes aud Argus eopy.l
BRIDGE sCORNER CONFECTIONERY, 5sA-
ConeetioDery, opposite the Monroe HOUSE, formerly
kept s Keen Constant o ssS III s Of
CcneetloDery aud viii Adphy rsFtisA on reasohable
OYSTERS served up in the best stys, AtAr boers, in
and Hornsled wholesale aud retail by the can
G5-An assortment OF Christmas and New Years. Toys
"a no 1St ia II Il. eRosE& ERNEST KRRLB.
= THE WAY TO GET Ae,GUOlJ WIFE,;
ATTENTION GENTLEMEN!l
MORGAN H. GttEttCt Ids just received from New
M xSr S enc aud un
dershrts gloves ever vfriesy senemon; wear
oiisfsi ~ htKlifs which AZ Is up g
order in the most elegant anu SS 81 HI
S 81 notice. 10 QUE qusstiSs lie which
esta6IIshnet holds leeef of fashion In Tie city q
in town d cutting US us assSf Is
tes III MI his Competitors, except IL the hGSs Inc he
Nvi y Il his 6fa which he
could not g liz he must
rest with Ills Speriority that and
roe At rect ab,,yc Inc Mcclure House. Iyl-rf,s.g
SIrisee for yourselves ard, the result is oeTtsin
Sss sss, Sq. eEG i' 19qP Pa oeesm OF
- ~ 80 ~ q - ~, 7T717iC5 "a :
yU,ur pnjeTSrned sys lust ronlthe East with
anew aud be6ui OF cloths, Sass nleres
aud yessi G 16 S sf l e r AND most
tf and Ia the hest manner IL short notice entlehcn
WISHING anything in our line, will do we'll togye US cali
ssTiw SSybife onf s}I,ck Is fITu = fifysls7 -
not necessary tc our stock Of Furnish
ing Gods az ieH ~ ~ Si5S tIis
doWno Sottoa SnS inc Is5iIsma ms va gdToSe
10 n te3 N repTeSened Or no saIc
-, - -, WHEEIR g 10 ilE, Nsgehsa, TSiIeTst
NO. 1:7si
FeS tSss and iargo
selection Of new Guitar MTsic which H. ~
also an Kinda ~ Inst Banos
from 90 IN, to tie rosewood Kind illn SO eacn
Yiolit Aecardsogs ~ y. ths SS
d tSeripail makes, Muh 1T ~ ~ t3 jfes: o4
aud ebony, eight keyed iu ala sWees Ne, S
aeon T5pESf islEe enough 70 iii any croh Of Ordinary
size or parlor which has taken premium and dplt
At our late RIs4Ael " 9" o"e'eu ~ rug
Ve5y f lIiis4 e IJavs, 1anufS6ure Boston, also
those II K nsbe, Cache Z Co. re always kept
iovs.im = ~ No I9s Main St y 9Ssl!ns. ' Z I
ss $3.50 I'M p = 9 Il.
B0OKSEh s. fsssD lAl
1900 Wall and window nJ1SIs: :. -,
,7tf tarls 81 loHRoE sTRkEf, tttLE dLlnns 80
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7sa' DR., Gordon Harris, s. !. :
+ AsGRADUhT,Ee OF Cambridge.

Oc1 GofuOu 61dTT1Ss 80 II /
Is stsfs3 AsGRADUhTEf0 OF CAMBRIDGE
IA FFICRHallimoie Lock Inf Fnary No 81 south Gay
~ street. opposite the tAxeLnige kuiIdss Bal
practical experience OF over 90 years ellables lt IL
to insure soLd and seedycure in certain Class OF Dis.
eases, which hnye too lung been yielded by regular rysi
clans to the hands of Quackcry He may cosulted con.
fden.ially, either in person or by tetiett
CE-Pesols DISTANCE cured at home by addressing
letter to DIR. Harris. BALTIMORE Md All commute
confidential remedies sent by mall uunr part ofthe u s.
See advertisement oil sIourtlIlPge. t.i apr4-ly
Foreign Exchanges, A,orcisat lsxehaHso. 1
i or Scotland lin amounts TroInp UPWARDS can find q
safe, quick and cheap medium through @ - .. n
iI1EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
81 rat n! PIGHAS, agent,
ne13tf sg5leIS sss.s-t Mclure House.
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OIyIcE & Q. RAiLRoAp Co, 49,
Wheeling Station, November 4, 1853. 5
Change Of SeEeduIe.-Passenger tran-on anti
amer Monday next, the 9Th Instant The Passenger Train
novJ J. h. FORD, Agent
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let The phieted hear Tie glad tldgsI TRs Is
s fhf g1srtxdroS, May III, 1884,
Measrs Mortimer &. MowbfaI GentlSfnen-H6Ving
bean airtea with Liver Complaint often standing,
Lere6s The benefit OF the afflicted take great pleas
e in Announcing that alter using a5lew botes o your
Hampton TctuTc. Eounli II had ACCOMPLISHED refeci
cure have different medicnes from time TO time,
ana tits blessing stricken humanity That that lnedt.
Cie found which possesses tho wond rons ower otIo
longing human lie. The many cures ttha wrought Is
sufficient guarantee tho heuetcinn results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours, le SneGti
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From the Birth1Plaoe of,Ehristo-
pher5Colufnbus! ~ -
TRIUMPHANTSUCGE SStQF HAAIPT0H'S
VEGETABL EgiFlNGTUhE.sJf
A Letter from an Obcel, III Uitt. Galtfht Nary.
M have many oier letters we give one below and
again sly 10 The afflicted, VIII delay trying
Tic lsIeat tofati set - 49, -
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Smff Ct NSkRL iSp, @ ENol, SARDINIA,

Me8sfss HortitnerSE MoSybrayz2G The First
ielteAmt o[tts SHIP, Who has been suffering ma
NON the ht las been restorsd TO
luz dss.fss dozen bottles q that
16otEer iieutcnaat OF the u s. Navy, now on board
this ship. ais you TO send him one aezer Of
which leaves tue United IN or MacI for
Tie ssTinetqres' you scptme vas received in good
Gr and peaSuo id tnOrnihg you, that 1t lls been
iSs win gTea ScCess By several utcerS III cases
p VERNON ESKRlpGE, Chaplain Y. s. Navy.
We have two ptict lstlGrs from Rev. Mr.. lskndge,
equally StronS Ssaboyc
GREAT cUkE or RHE ATIsM IiY IiADtP'ToN's
: VEGETABLE TlNc'rURk y LIZ H.,
+ Ca. - r % CHESTER DIsrAICT, S. q. 90
r - -';t h- u .t,t' = "a January 3D. 1858, s
ltcssts Mortimer & Mowbray- tlemsp: E9r The
atisin tilt, seeing your recommendation OF "HHnptOnA
Vegetable TfIcte," purchased bottle, and the frat
dose has so rJnc relieved that consider II but Jus
lice to Civ the sI rIlg 2oIldthe result OF the aplcn
Mtne was Acute Rheumatism IN the bark-Bo bad that
was confined 10 bed ior the last months rst
bottle acted like clarn the sccond restored strestn 20
my poor ufilcteL back and now as wei and ceI as
young heI was S2teelle am now seventy iOur
years Tnge. ~ stiH fe.lis = -. .IS' - 70
cohsd your TictuTe the greaes discovery OF tile
age; and poor suffering humanity ought 10 erect nonu'
melt 10 Df. HdinptOn, W no has saved thousands from pain
II YOU senllemeI have actede paIt public bcneiac
disseminating the beehIS winch ma feStteu
from your invaluable remedy. = 5tt--'s
plain cutIbI planeT and have never written Tor
eI net but vvheii my fellow beings afflicted,
stall hesitate, Or through mpdesty, WITHHOLD any intor.
nation valuable 10 my leow many Sol IL you consider
s worthy Of place your newspapers, yottSre
aelibelty TO make use 0iiI f0us aLVaH KEMBAIh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

q 97fIE HS1ENatls3 i09 .lliEl. a
+ DR MoRskls IAvldORArtkg Co4pEGL has been counter
feiIed Nv sons hnrFincpled pei SONS siaaa
In htuie ne
IoSgitig words Id tie ~ Inc. ~ go
s.pE &C ia53 iss Us
- as 81 u. EiEG5 PRosRIEToRs N.3Ysiss9
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MISC BIZ lALi EOUs.


d9E 3 "a 6AfgfIs 3 q Z
,CELEBR AIID CATHOLIC :
i For BEG gtliefqaa etgsef Suffering 5sulalss!'
,. ,sfli1 r StSSd Hiie. eminent
9SSSSSy1SYzl iffoftt6s curative Fossrss
- sl3ss eomplaintss or these
f1IB6 SSeS@ N$SS$S Folr Albus, or w ltear
INV g%$$SNSSE hfgulp. Inflammation
sssSN% sS sa GIs fSsIaS 'a &c 5s sas
-.---.---- sat AsS ss egbtS rsr s'
~, iis - lbs sasls9
f4 ssli 5 s2 sSn1 bs sl
ses% is Si'f S ea SP
j; Fssshsa 81 p.
H. 81 sgeI T. Nm IL Hills ii u, sRpclester. N.Y..
t 2 Y Eoots N 2, sSy6a1s,se, y. Y e.;
l5i ~ X fs q W " itscse, b, New YprI. Gits.
t, W. PRESCOTT ~ d. eoncorAs n Y.cI
Ssy,i 9 beard Glenn sqripgat S 6.
ffstss 81 ~ slSSS
pE: s " MSStos S asS by
most ottlle leading ~ the adj Ming
Il care caFtis HRtsh' Age'lt "a a.
Rqrenna, To pr. ~ RcIusll-zI have been zen
with Female Ss =.
pst miserable Ihaye had tue aome pA tee
beat WI but little SUGGEST NE pest Isy
could 10 was ~ relieve cure was out OF the qgsslioll
For 20 mo- be 9rp nctig WITH
bad not been able to 'ott my abqi cpul4 Walk ost,
few At ~ went opt q Ae9Estn
short was completely rrostTaed both ~ body saS
mind aud to drag ont st Of IN SUI
telIIg misery TeadlRg your dyetttsement
was Induced your medicine calel Y ts
rine Catholicon the last Tesort-lt had not used ~
week before II like AHp woman by the use OF
three bottles enabled to perormall tue labor
in the family with ease and could walk m TUG
neighhnrh0n without injury Nothing bil sense OF mi
rase 10 tho public can safely Recommend tho preHala
ton to all those suffering like myself =
.s.,sl ,f. (tggedil = sy AIRS sAkAH ~ ttsHqE.
Freedom, Portage county, Ohio Dec III 1903. 3
st..,T-.4 IN. u. II. Ma RGHISIt q CO., PTQpretoIs.
Ii Aug Pom, Central. Depot got i3roSdWAyINs Il.
.safACK RR RL, lEEERRLN6. IND COD EFIStfattlt!
THE subscribers constantly receiving me
above tices, eSastt which, together with ohst
kinds fish, 0iet ell at the lowest market prices
Orders resec fully aolcitea Kntire satisacI4n
tied as to quality. 5aCURIls g ~ n,Itss
Tobaooo.l TobacooI s Tobaoco1I!
.,, si ~, 1ns5 tsg 400 $40 ~ % -
WIZ would most ectully call the attcttInn Of e
Nv cha sCSrocers very large au gene rel
stock OF Tobacco Cigars and suC other aTtt
"a. I.Tg 49, r.
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~ ~ IAl.RRIHAIIsIz. 2

LI59 O steamers Tor .lse lsoaIL 90 Neyen,eek
S \. S 9 g @ sES q BsPsy
II = ,iilO6,e Ia, tlite i 4. tnrss,s ~ a.. 81
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-vfefIgt $50 ASENS tLlS q - -
TIME undersigned lave Just
> ina liE or Ire stocks dfclbtst
Ssl hT0tiglt 20 thIs offta aud
SSesi alsa Ia4g59 9tehf tDf Genus Fuil
,5Sif1end (lhey from
ms i at No b washing tor. 81 eeiHg Va "
sfeetTt1 u .,sih q .zatesaa y AeIclahts 4all1Esl
49, sslulsisS 5ii3 ifiosi siit1di t.ias1sis4
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"" vessels ayetagsa SSSus ~
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dQJz bfEllb AZ 4SISG 5tstiB 3 q Al
,CELEBR AIHiD q PHpLICoN,
For he rid and eng gering i5eulaies

y II stands Hfe.eminent
foFtheNeurative powers
/, In all the diseases for,
which II rs recommend
cd IIsnally0aIled FeInale
Complaints; or these
bro proiSpsus, UteTt, OF
! Falling OF the Won1biI
Flour Albus, or Whites
,iChfguic inflammation
|. ani ! liberation pE the
WQInh; IhGid eItaF Hem.
nCtitase, ii Flooding.
afhldl teAsi9 ion, and
lie ulai 81 et,s rlat iun,.
Dc, With all their inc=
eontn Snsl ne eyils, sS an.
cei excepted, D 40 mi tel
how seytrs or d, how.
ong sthnline. ~ j
I The Catiiolicon far
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-01-27
TO THE WINGS OF OHIO.

In pursuance of the request Of the Wing
members of the Legislature, and of others,
the 22d day of February next is designated
as the day for holding Wing State Conven-
ton at Columbus, to nominate State Officers,
and TO take any other action deemed necessa
ry.
The County Committees Of the several
counties are requested to take measures tor
the selection of one delegate to attend said
Convention for each FIVE hundred Whig vot-
ers, and one for each fraction Of two hun
dred and fifty votes in ;hair respective coun-
ties: the vote at the last Presidential election
to be taken as the basis. The number o1
delegates for each county. upon the basis men
toned, is as follows:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-01-27
The Pacific Railroad.

This great plan of Internal Improvement
seems in fair way to be put in successful
operation. A large majority OF Congress are
apparently of opinion that the road ought to
be built and must be built. and that it is the
duty of the general government to give the
project the needful material aid
AS to what plan or what route shall be
adopted, there is a great diversity of opinion.
Different points in the Mississippi valley are
of course extremely anxious to be made the
point of the road and probably one Of the grea-
test difficulties will be to decide between
these conflicting claims.
Several plans have been proposed for the
construction of the road. First Mr. Whitney,s
pan By this plan it was proposed to build
the road from the Southern end Of Lake
Michigan to the mouth Of the Columbia river,
and to raise the means Mr.. Whitney proposed
that the Government should grant him al
ternate sections of land along the entire route,
This scheem has been dropped as impracti-
cable.
Next came Mr.. Benton's plan; by which it
was proposed to have the government build
the whole road, with one branch leading to
Oregon and another TO California. This also
has been dropped.
Next Mr.. Quinn proposes plan still more
complicated and cumbersome, the details oi
which we have not room to give.
All these plans proposing that the whole
road be built and managed by the general
government would prove tatol failures; be-
cause experience has proved that the waste
corruption and mismanagement ofgreatwork'
of this kind by government. agents is utterly
ruinous.
1t remains only that some plan be divised
by which the skill economy and good man.
agement Of private capital, combined will
government credit and means in this grea
project.
Such plan has been proposed by New
York Company. The company proposed tc
build the road receiving bonds from the gov
ernment at so much per mile as fast as sec
tions of fifty are completed. That is the
government is to lend its credit to the com
pany, Just as fast as the work is done. and ne
faster. The government is to be secured o
course by mortgage on the road In return
for this loan OF credit, the company propose
to carry the mails, naval stores DC. free 0
charge.
In the end the company will pay the bond
or give up the road to the government. d,
some plan like this, uniting private skill will
public credit and means, the road must b.
built.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-01-27
For the Journal.
Railways-Their influence upon the
value of fLand.

When the citizens Of this Co, were urged
to assist in the construction Of the I. N. d. G.
Rail Road, they were told that such a road
would, among other benefits, greatly increase
the value Of land. The road has but just
been put in operation, yet it would be safe to
say, that every acre of land in this county is
worth and can be sold from 20 to 400 per
cent higher than before the road was built
A part of this rise may be attributed tc
other causes but far the greatest part of il
has been produced by the railroad. Had the
whole amount subscribed in this Co beer
distributed in the form Of tax. and been oul
without expectation Of return in the value O
the stock taken. the Co would still have beer
the gamer by hundreds Of thousands.
Tae same effects have been produced else
where. Lands in Central Illinois, which
long remained unsold at the minimum gov
eminent price, 80 soou as rail road made
them accessible, rose to $l5 per acre.
Let the farmers Of this Co. remember
when they are asked to aid in the construc
ton Of railroad that they are asked to pro
mote their own interest most Immediately
snd eTsctusly, tT ,etaR
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-01-27
SATURDAY, JANUARYI29, 1853.


There are three things, among many others,
we dislike exceedingly to see: small house
with huge portico, little book one-third
preface and news paper with long saluta.
tory address. Hence, of course, will not spin
out long yarn, setting forth how many good
things we will give or' patrons, and how
many bad things we will not give them. But
there are some things wc wW do and
there are some things we will not do, which
may be well enough to mention:
lst We will endeavor to support the great
leading principles Of the Whg party, because
we think them correct
3D. We will advocate universal Education
and the elcvetion Of our Common Schools.
Sd. We will endeavor to make our paper
strictly moral and high toned
4th. We will do all in our power to pro-
mote the true interests of all our citizens ire.
spcctive of their belief either in politics or re-
ligion.
Ue tnlUSS VIC VIII IluS W arc
lst. We will not uphold any man, whether
he be Wing or Democrat, when we see clearly
he has done whrong.
I'd. We will not be the mouth-piece fol
any man or party, only SO far as we can speal
in strict accordance with truth and justice.
Sd. We will not abuse or traduce the char
acter of any one, nor suffer it to be done thro
our columns to crafty any man, or any party
or personal feelings.
In conclusion we would say, we hope tc
make our paper a sound political, and good
family news paper; such as may be read by
all our citizens and friends with interest ant
profit.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-01-27
mo l2.l
AN ACT

Supplementary TO the act entitled an act TO
abolish the Offices of Register and Receiv-
or of the State Land Office at Defiance,
and 10 regulate the sale Of lands at said
:, Office and to create the Office of Land
Commissioner" passed April l6th, 1852;
and to repeal the seventh and fourteenth
seetions Of said act.
Sec. I. BE Il enacted By the General as
ssn5tv ofthe STATE of Ohio, That sections
seven and fourteen Of said act be and the
eame are hereby repealed; propided that
such repeal shall in no wise effect any rights
sccrung under said seventh section repealed
Sec. Q. That said lands shall be sold to
actual settlers at seventy-6ve per cent, be-
low appraised value; Provided, there shall
aot be sold to any one person under the pro-
visions Of this act a; such reduced price
more than one quarter of one section OF said
lands, and provided that any applicant who
applies to enter or purchase any OF said land
at said reduction, shall, before any certificate
or other evidence of purchase or entry Is Is
sued 10 him or her by said commissioner,
make and subscribe an affidavit that it IS bo-
ma fide his or her intention, within twelve
months, from and after said purchase, to en-
ter upon and improve the tract so purchased
and that he or she has not made said pur-
cbase for the purpose. of speculation merely
but for the purpose Of securing home Tor
himself or herself and family which affidavit
shall be preserved BY the commissioner aiore
said with the records Of his Office.
Sec g. That in the event OF auy person
either directly or indirectly entering grrea-
ter quantity of land than he is permitted to
purchase BY the second section of this act. all
entries or purchases made by such person
under this act, shall be held and deemed
fraudulent for all intcnts and purposes; and
If no deed has issued to such purchaser
none shall ever be delivered to him, and if a
deed has been executed. then the same shal
be held invalid as deed Of conveyance upor
proof Of such fraudulent entry or purchase
and the purchaser shall not only lose the
benefit ofhs purchase, but shall in no way
recover back thc money paid for said lands
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Reps
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President of the Senate.
January r. 1883.
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no. ls.l
AN ACT
To provide for the distribution ard safe kee
ping of the Laws and Journals.

To provide for the distribution ard safe kee-
ping of the Laws and Journals.
Sec. ]. BE IL enacted By the General -is-
sHgbiy ofM State of Ohio. That the Cen
eral Assembly, at each session thereof, shall
by Joint resolution direct the number OF cop
les f the laws and journals to which each
county shall be entitied TO be distributed
and preserved. according to the provisions oil
this act.
Sec. 2. The Secretary Of State shall. at
the close Of each session of the General As
sembly, or as soon thereafter as the laws and
journals may be printed and ready for distr-
button, box up the number which each coun-
ty msy be entitled TO. and forward the same
by.i,ablic conveyance. directed to the Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, and in all ca
ses where said laws and journals cannoi
reach the county seat OF any county, for want
Of aome mode uf public conveyance. the Sec
rotary of State shall cause the same to be de-
posted in secure place as near the county
seat of any county as may be practicable. and
notify the said Clerk Of the delivery OF the
laws and journals at such point, and in al
such cases, The Secretary OF State shall con
tract with the said Clerk to Convey said laws
and journals to bis otfies as the comfy sea-
Of bis county.
Sec. 3. When the Secretary of State
shall forward the laws and journals to tht
several counties. as provided for in the sec
Dad section Of this act be shall pay the freighl
on the same ia advance. and take duplieats
receipt for the amount so paid. one Of which
he shah Gle with the Auditor Of State.
Sec 4. Each member Of the General As
sembly, each Clerk and Sergeant-ai-arms
each Judge of every Court Of Record, eacl
Justice Of the Peace. Constable. Sheriff. Cor
oaor, Recroder. Commissioner of lnsolysnis
Prosecuting Attorney. (for the Use Of th'
Grand Jury County Auditor. Treasurer ane
Surveyor, County Commissioners. the Ditee
tors of the County Inirmary. and Township
Trustees. and Township Clerk shall be snti
lied TO receive ono copy Of the General laws
and each Clerk Of the Supreme Court an'
Court or Common Pleas. shall be entitled Y
rscsiso swsc,pies Of the general laws t'r 'h'