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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28


February "a, 1851.
Dca: Sir: As consider that my lite has been
greatly prolonged by being cured OF Consumption
hy the use OF Dir Wista.'s Balsam Of Fild Cher
rs, will state the symptoms Of my case, that
others similarly afflicted may be induced to Try
this invaluable remedy. experienced great dii-
fcu!,y in breAthiugi had the hectic fever with
violent Ilushes oil heat and frequent cold ehilis,
with severe pain in my side and brcagt, aecompa.
MED b. 4 yc:y bad cough was very restless at
nights, and had great night aweats, pnrspirlng, !
should say; at leas. Two gallons might, weitIng
tho bed completely through. had not been a.
hlu 10 work tnr years. But was much emoclat-
cd. and almost helpless when commenced using
iYis!GT's BILsdm IF VIA Cherry. have used
in all IL bottles, and am now free from all those
complaints, for my health good.
am now IS years old, and have no. tnkenany
of the DuIsam dince 1916, BECAUSE my health is
30 goo, as not to require any medicine. Butif !
should have any return Of my former symptoms, |
should use Wis.ar's Bulslm OF Wild Cherry. /
procured the medicine vi Messrs. Fall & &c.
Crackcn, your SCENTS in Lancaster, 0hiu.
ROBERT SANDBRSOS.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
hiss fac smile oftho signature Of Henry Wis,ar,
N. D., Philadelphia, and "Santdrd e. PARK" on
finely executed Steel engraved wrapper No
other eau be genuine.
II Price 81 per bottlc-siz boItlcsfa FOR IS.
sOldby I'D. PARK, Cincihradi Ohio.
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut Streets
entrance on Walnut stsset-to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

Bo,LIYe Mrsn-.-lt is very commun
to make mush by boiling only a few
minutes. This is all wrong. 1t should
he bniled one or two hours, and If not
longer will do M harm. 1t will be nee.
essary tn occasionally add some hot wa
.er to keep the mass thin aud prevent
burning, aud be often stirred.
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EpRED

On the 9lst lust, Mt Michael Muses.
in This county. Miss Mary 1onNsoS'
aged about % wears
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DYSSOE.gT'lON.

TIME Copar,nership existing between Doctors
BOWMAN f NIACKEY il by mutual consGn,
dissolved. Persons knowing themselves indebted
to the Firm, are requested TO call and settle i'm
rnedia,cly. The Books are in the hands OF the
BOWMAN & MACKEY.
Mo,srntowa, january Il, 1854.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

THERE viii IT, meeting cf tho stocl:
ho.,!cic nl tie " 1.caf,nt N4"ey aad fun
mctt"n Tumw.n Co.. Il, tue Pleasant Valley
Mee.us.hnGSe, on Sgins;Iy tie 2p;h day Of
January, 1851, for lh- pnrpusn Of elec;ins
President and twO Dieclris tar said Compa!
ms. !. .uil attendance Of tie S'ocS holders
il desired. SAMUEL GRAHihL
MaHLON ltARrLE?,
THOMAS WATSON,
DAVID g. MILES,
JAMES REED.
Commissioners.
Fleasan' Valley, Dec. 81, 1853. 9:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
I'm Preston County.
Cresap, Alto.

Pursuant to the provisions ola decree OF tho car.
cult Court Of Preston county, rendered tho 's'
Of May, 1882, in the case o! SylyanMs l'ccr'
mans Va. WtliRm simpson, wc wti! sell, before
tho rroa: door OftAc Courthouse IN Ningwood,
to Inc highest bidder,
Or TIE 81 Monday IN February 1851
tbeiur Court day. the TRACT or LAND in
The bill and proceedings mentioned being no
same Land conveyed by Israel Baldwin ami we
to said Simpson, which deed is filed amonE mo
papers II tho cause and is for the benefit OF Tie
purchaser at the Sale.
The sale vii! be made on credi; Of 4. md
% months the purchaser giving bond and secc-
rlsy; viii, ia;elcs: from the day Of Sale.
WING. IRONY, lConmrs,
JHo. J. BROWN, 0'""' ''
January Il 1854. 4w
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

The object of this suit is to recovera debt
Of $50, due from The defendant TO the plain
til; and it appearing, BY affidavit. that the
defendant is not resident OF this State, he
is therefore hereby required 10 appear here,
within one month after due publication ct
this order, and do VIVA, is necessary 10 pro.
tect his interests.
A copy tesre: SMITH CRANE, OK.
G. Cresap, PMS. Atty.
November II, 1858. 5T
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AT a Circui, Count Continued and nrid
in and for the County o: rIes;oa, "a sa!r'clT.
the 9Th day Of August, ls1::
William 3. Einr, Jacob Miller,
and Elisha N. Iiagans, In cHAScENF'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

/ VIRGINIA AT Ep!H5 aeid IN the Git:k :
/ OtI;re cf the comfy c.!rl Of lrestoi,, wi
HE frs: Monday Of December, 1883;
George W. Howard
SIurv Ellen McGcc, Martha Ann CAaacs.
! Nc(iee, anil Wm. Thomas Nc. ".
| Gee, inian, arir5 VI David Nc.
Gee, DECREASED,
The object Of this pi,i. is % subject thu IL
,e.esi Of The said heirs in The rto aud psIson'
al estate Of William Niece, Esq. deceased,
late nf This county, TO The pay'nrn, Of Two
single bills each calling for s2l4,5p, with
interest flum the 2cd April, 1884, which
were executed by Eohcr, MrGee and Thom.
as II Davis, 10 the said David Mc(ee. III his
life time, ind BY him assigned to the said
complainant.
Aud it Orprariug BY ofIiiaylt that The said
heirs are nol residents Of this STATE, they are
therefore hereby required to appear here
within ono month otter due publication OF
this orIcg, ami do what is necessary 10 p'o.
! loct their inie7esif. A copy, ipS'c:
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
VIM. G. Brown & Co, CUnPl'tS Counsel.
December II, 1856. i27.5t
-----------------
TIRGINJ .I--At Rules he'd in the Clerks
office q Tie Circui. Court Of Mrnoneai.a
county, Oh the fist Monday III January ioai
Joseph Collins, Plaintiff,
vs.. TN CASE.
Levi Jones, Defendant, }
THE object Of tbs SUIT is to recover back
a certain sum OF mnncy, which the Plaintiff
paid as the surely Of the Deicnaanl, 20 Nil
liam J. Wiley
And il arpcaring hy an affidavit fIVl in
the cause. that the Defendant is no. resi-.
den, Of this Commonwealth, on motion Of
the Plaintiff, by his attorney, il Is ordered
tina, the said Defendant do appeal hero with.
in one mouth after due publication Of thus
order, ind do wha, il Necessary 10 protect
hj- interest herein.
And it is further ordered trst'h' order
be published once a wcek, for four success
i've weeks, in tho Nonongalia Mirror" a
weekly newspaper, published IN Morgan
town, NonongaIia conuty, audNha. copy
thereof he posted al tic ftont dn9t Of the
Cnurr House ci said eoiply, on the first day
Of Tho nexL term of the County Court Of said
comfy. 4 COPY tssle: G. S. RAY, CPk.
Wiley, Attorney for PHI.
January ID, 1854. 23o'S''
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Thomas T. Browne heirs.
This carse is rc.eomm,iitej 20 Commissioner
Bunker, with instructions to report any :G:;ner
hires oil Negroes received b. William Brown, ard
ascertain the true amount with which he should
10 charycabIc, together with anything Thought
pertinent By liimself or specially roqn"cd by e.
thcr ol tho Parties.
The parties 10 tie above suit, and 81! o.aefs
Interested will take no!cc that on Eauisday, I'll"
10Th day Of January, 1851, / shall proceed, IN my
oii:ce a. Kinswool, Virginia, 10 COMPLY Wit"
The terms ofthe above tccrGo. GiTrn cHaer D?
had the 2C;a day o; Deccmhe', 1879.
EDWARD C. yuNEER, CotaE,!;s''
December 81, 1863. rs
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Defendant,
rrallci: War;hin.

E'hIIIH ~ NANhb''i
The oujert Of tbs suit i, to"otain i iG'g-
nrut sgainst tie said drlenion:. til u single
bill executed by the sad dciet!sIsu: TO the
said plaintiffs, for thins-lwu dollars and 50
ceu;s aud il appearing by affidavit Ibat i!I'
igrnre had been used By or III behalf OF the
said plamiiils 10 ascertain in what county or
corporation the said defendant IS, without
riFrrt. it is therefore ordered that he do sp-
gear here within one month aiIet due Pnb!i.
ration Of this notice, aqdsdoA,shpt is merrs.
sary to protect his iOteFesss and q copy Of
This orAer be published i'll I,ssp Mcnonsaliq
Mirror, weekly noWsfafef gpnblishel in
Mnrgantown, McnongN'ia county, t"T fou5
weeks in succession, aud another copy pos,
ed at the front door OF the courthouse ut
Preston county, on the fist day Of the next
county court. 4 copy, Trstr';
JAS. Il. CARROLL CiS
Z. {. Wilson, Attorney,
iDpcemh"r IL 227iS
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

Ella {. LszirT. Joseph \ Mci.ane andl
Juhn T.. Fleming. Is;r merchants, 'ra. +
ding under lhl style aud firm CT la. s
2ier, McI.anc &; Co. P.a'"';'S, .
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

VIRGINIA, 10 wit:-N Rules held IN the
Clerks Office o! the circuit ronFt ri the
county ul Preston, on ths ftsi MYHGag IN
N.rrrnhst lS5S:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-28

MoHoSGALIA LODGE, No. So, meets at
O'Clock every Saturday evening.
S. SitoFnlro, jr., Sec. W. E.GaovE,S.G.
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YirgiNia---

Virginia.
A, Rues held in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Preston, on the first Mon
day in November, 1858:
rs. I'm DEbl.
Iohn T. Cozinn.
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I. {. Wilson, Attorney,
iDecemh"r II, 227i%

yIEGiNIA:-At Rg!es held in the Cie:k'S
Office Of the comfy ct!rl OF Preston, wi
he frs: Monday Of December, 1858;
George W Howard,
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YIRGINJ lat Rules he'd in the Clerks
office q The Circpi: Court Of M,Nongaiia
county, on the fist Monday III JanuaTy, loSi:
Joseph Collins, Plaintiff
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

ANTI-Po1soN.-The Albany Journal very
properly suggests, unless the people of Ohio
are great deal more abstinent than the peo-
pie of that State, one chemist in county
cannot begin to detect all the adulterated
liquor. The fact is, that there is so little
brandy or wine now sold, that is unadulter-
ated, it would hardly more than supply the
demand for medical and mechanical purpo-
ses, if it could do as much as that. There
is an evident propriety in an inspection of
liquor that is to be retailed, if not a positive
and increasing necessity for some such pro-
vision of law Gin. Enc.
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%
The last

AN ONO FARMER IN ILLlNoIs.-The last
Chicago Democrat has the followng
Mr.. Sullivant, of Columbus, Ohio, has re-
Gently purchased $4,000 acres of land in
this State. He has selected $4,000 acres
SO sections-or about township and half,
in body, situated in Champaign county,
for farm, which he intends to cultivate =
He proposes to fence it off into sections by
hedgingit with Usage Orange-twenty bush
els of the seed of which he has on hand for
this purpose. Another gentleman, from
GAINESVILLE Ohio, has recently purchased
100000 acres in different parts of this State.
There Is, just now, a great demand for
lands.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

AFLoAT.-The New York papers announce
the raising of the Ericsson, and her being
towed into dry dock preparatory to having
her works again put in order. 1t is thought
her machinery is not materially injured ;
The destruction is to her cabinet work and
upholstering, which it is estimated will cost
some $4,000 to $4,000 to restore and
yenovate the ship.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

WASHINGTON CITY HIGH PRIcEs.--Ex-
tract from letter of the Washington cor
respondent of the Pennsylvania, published
IN Philadelphia, dated goth April last:
Marketing in Washington just now is
high enough to collapse the most bloated
purse. Mercer potatoes are selling for 81
per bushel. BOOSTERS which must have
crowed during the last Presidential campaign
with all the vigor of mature years, readily
bring fifty cents each. Butter, as strong as
Samson, forty cents pound. Thin. scrag-
gy, stringed beef which no honest Pennsyl-
vanian would look at, commands sixteen
cents pound. A good sized turkey robs
YOU of quarter eagle. Apples from the
stand fetch six to twelve cents each
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

WARNING TO THE INQU1srTIvE.--A young
lady by the name of Mary ZoIlers, in COM
pany with Mrs. Arter, visited the drug store
of DR.. Arter, in Carrolton, on Tuesday. Miss
Zollers passed behind the counter, and began
in playful manner to examine the various
drugs by tasting or smelling. She finally
took down a vial containing powdered
strychnine, and touched particle of the
deadly poison to her tongue. The taste be-
ing disagreeable, she Immediately spit it out
But too late; the subtle poison had made
sure work. In few minutes she complain
Jed of nausea and dizziness, and pointed out
its cause. Medical aid was summoned forth.
with, but too late. She relapsed into spasms
and in fifteen minutes she was corpse
Cleveland Leader.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

CuBA.-A telegraphic dispatch says-In
the event of war between the United States
and Spain, the Captain General of Cuba has
decree ready to be issued at any moment,
abolishing slavery and arming the slaves.
The very attempts to add slave territory to
this Union may be the means of setting the
slaves in Cuba free. The slave democracy
now in power are digging the grave of the
peculiar institution Cleve. Herald,
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township clerk, one copy; and to state Off
GERS, as follows: TO the governor, for his
own use, one copy, and for exchange with
states with whom this state is accustomed
to exchange copies Of laws, such number as
may be required for that purpose to the au-
ditor of state four, to the treasurer of state
two, to the attorney general one, to the state
librarian five copies, for the use of the libra
ry, and to each member of the board of pub
lie works, and to each superintendent of the
benevolent institutions of the state, one
copy.
The remaining copies, if any, to be pre-
served in the state library, for public use
and if the number now ordered be insufficient
for the foregoing distributions the said secre-
tary of state shall order such additional cop
pies as may be necessary, under the provis-
ions of am act entitled an act to authorize
the secretary of state to contract for copies
of new revised edition of Swans Statutes
of Ohio" passed April 18th, 1851
Sec. 2. The copies herein ordered TO be
distributed to officers, shall be preserved by
them and delivered to their successors in
office.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

A QUESTION FOR TAX PAYERS. s.-Under whig
rule, the public works yielded net revenue,
over expenses, of from 5000, 600 to S450000.
Last year, under locofoco rule, the net pro-
ceeds over expenses were about $4,000. In
1916, the total taxes levied were So $50, ,073
IA. In 1853, they amounted TO S7.S04, ,l66
84 In short, every department has increas-
ed under locofoco rule in about the same
proportion as the above. SO much for loco
foco promises of retrenchment and reform.
Fl Canton Repository.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

Gen. Cary, the temperance lecturer, and
who aspires to lead the temperance party in
politics, is out flat-footed against the tenn
perance law of the last session. 1t was
voted for by every man elected on the Maine
law issue in the Senate, and by all save one
in the House. The General, doubtless, fears
that his vocation as temperance lecturer
will be lost, if the law should prove accept
able Ohio State Democrat
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

The most awkward thing in or out of all
creation, is a woman trying to run. They
can't do it. They are not a running insti-
tution-except with their tongues. If there
are two arrangements in the world that
were never made for fleetne on the pedal,
they are womea and ducks. If you don't
believe it, get up race and see.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

The Cincinnati Commercial says Since
the passage of Mr.. Eckleys bill giving to
Justices of the Peace jurisdiction in collec-
ton cases to the amount of $500, the nagis-
trates of the city are doing one-fourth more
business than before. Litigants are better
and cheaper served.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

The law prohibiting the circulation of
small notes in Virginia, which is to go into
favorably received in some quarters, and some
of the newspapers of the State predict from
it's enforcement the most direful consequent
ces.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

Ex-PREsIDENT FILLMoRE-We hear that
President Pierce has invited Ex-President
Fillmore to visit Washington on his way
North, rendering him the hospitalities of the
White House while among us again. His
acceptance will be exceedingly gratifying
to all in Washington, as well as to the dis
tinguished invitor.--I Wash. Star.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

An attempt is about to be made to raise
the hull of the steamer Erie, which was
burnt and sunk in l84l, with large amount
of specie on board The attempt will be
made by the Boston firm that raised the hull
of the Missouri at Gibraltar
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

There was quite tlare-up among the
d" Know -Nothings" of our city yesterday,
growing out of an alleged attempt of a
leading dignitary of the Order to betray their
secrets to a Catholic priest for Ssl0,000.-
No blood has yet been shed, and probably
none will be, but it is quite probable that
the discipline and power of the Order will
be shaken by the expQse:-IN. Y. Tribune,
18th.
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AN ACT


To make it the duty of County Auditors to
levy extra taxes for road purposes, in GER
tain cases.
Sec. |. BE it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That whenever
it shall be made known, by petition or other
wise, to either of the County Auditors Of
this State, that three -fourths of the resident
freehold tax payers, living on the line of any
state road, county road, or free turnpike
road, within his proper county, desire an
extra tax for the purpose OF constructing,
improving, or repairing such road it shall
be the duty of the said County Auditor to
levy tax Tor that purpose, OF any amount
that may be desired, not exceeding six mills
on the dollar valuation, in any one year, on
all lands and taxable property, for any dis
tance on each side of such road, not exceed
ing one mile, and in no case more than half
the distance from such road to any other
state or county road, running parallel, or
nearly parallel thereto
Sec. 2. That when any tax as aforesaid.
shall be levied, it shall be for the term Of
three years, and no longer, unless at the ex-
piration of the three years as aforesaid, the
petition or request shall be renewed, and in
that event, such tax shall be levied for the
term Of three years longer.
Sec. 3 That the County Auditors as
aforesaid, are hereby authorized and required
to levy such tax as aforesaid, on the lands
and property, on the line of any such road,
in any township of the proper county, when
petitloned for by the resident tax payers on
such road in such township only.
Sec. 4. That all taxes arising under the
provisions of this act, may be discharged by
labor on the proper road, at the rate of one
dollar per day, and rateabe proportion for
teams ind implements.
Sec. 5. That it shall be the duty of the
Commissioners OF the proper county, so
soon as convenient after the levy of such
tax as aforesaid, to appoint from the petit
tioners, one or more agents, whose duty it
shall be to disburse, lay ont and expend all
the funds collected by the said tax, under
such rules and regulations as the said Com
missioners NAV choose to adopt.
Sec. g. If said taxes are disbursed by
labor upon such road it shall be under the
direction of said agent and the certificate
of said agent of the payment Of such tax,
shall be received by the County Treasurer in
discharge of such tax.
F. c. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
May lst,' 1854.
[S4l AN ACT
Authorizing County Commissioners to grant
further time for the completion of Free
/ Turnpike Roads, aud paying for the same
Sec. !. BE it enacted by the General AS
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The Missouri Statesman says pithily-
Matt. f. Ward has been acquitted, and Ken
lucky found guilty.
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COURT MANNERS IN RAcKENsACK.-In the
progress of the trial of Kissane, Cummings.
Cole, & Co., in Arkansas, the following in
cident, characteristic of the manners of that
refined community, is related. Sidney c,
Burton was on the stand, undergoing a
searching operation, when Col. Yerger walk
ed to the witness, paper in hand, and asked
him to explain the meaning of some word
in it.
Mr.. Palmer objected to that mode of pro-
ceeding and asked the Court to protect the
witness from what he called the impertinent
interference with the witness.
Col. Yerger-Do you call me impertinent,
sir?
Mr.. Palmer-I said your impertinent in
reference with the witness.
Col. Yerger-Then you lie, sir
The Court-Fine Col. Yerger five dollars
for contempt.
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to build one of the six steam frigates al Bos-
ton, one at Philadelphia, one at New York,
one at Washington and two at Norfolk
Norfolk always has double share.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

CLEANING WALL PAPER.-Wall paper is
the order of The day now, and all persons
who find their paper dirty would make a
saving by cleaning it, instead of putting on
new. The best process for doing this is to
take about two quarts of wheat bran, tie it
up in bundle in coarse flannel, and rub it
over the paper. 1t will cleanse the whole
paper Of all descriptions Of dirt and spots
better than any other means that can be
used. Some use bread, but dry bran is
better.
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AN ACT

I7SI AN ACI
To provide for the distribution of Swans
Revised Statutes of Ohio.
Sec l. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio, That the secre-
tary of state be, and he is hereby authorized
and directed to distribute in the same man
ner as the general laws are now distributed, (,
Derby's new revised edition of Swans Stat
utes of Ohio, in the following manner
To each judge of every court of record,
and to each clerk thereof, each justice of the
peace, sheriff, toroper, county treasurer,
county surveyor, county recorder, prosecut-
ing attorney, auditor of the county, board Of
directors of any county infrmary, and each
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27
F. G.. LEBLOND.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT LEE,

President of the Senate, pro TEN.
May lst, 1851.
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TS4I AN ACT
County Commissioners to grant
further time for the completion of Free
Turnpike Roads. aud paying for the same
Sec. !. BE it enacted by the General AS