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English Ale and Porter Of all brands
Cigars do do
Cordials do do
Cross d Blackwell's London Pickles and
Preserves Of all kinds
Coffee, Sugar, Teas, &c, &c.
jan 23-1y -. JONAS p. LEVY.
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- edition, with American notes, vol Patton
and Beath's Reports Of special Court Of APP
pesls Of Virgins, vol I Burrill on Circumsan-
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Americ IN edition, Q voss, 1883; Williams on cal
Property. I'd American edition, 1 vol, 1857; Opin-
ions Of Attorneys General, vol y 1855; Greenlesfs
Overruled Cases, revised edition, 1856; Dayton
on Sunogates, l vol, 1856; Index to English Com
mon Law Reports, from vols 70 90, inclusive,
vols, 1857; aalstedB Law Of Evidence, 2 vGls,
1855. omar III FRANCk TAYLOR.
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To THE PUBLIC.

John p DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
~ well known Coach Factory, on 9Th cIe5H&
c street, long conducted By Mr.. 10 n Nj Young,
Is now prepared to manufacture and repair all
descri i2;ions Of COACHES, BUGGIES, WAC
ONS, &c on the most reasonable Ierms In the
very best manner, and at the shortest notice He
respectfully Invites his fellow citizens to give him
TRIAL mar e-3m
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No. 367 Pa. ave-, opposite National Hetel.
JONAS p. LEVY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FIyR
VINES, BRANDIgs, GROCERIES, AND

CIGARS,
HAS IN STORE A VERY CHOICE AS
H sortnent Of Champagne in quarts and pints,
IxL; and rresan de Bausey, ana other desirable
Brands; Brandy In cask and bottles, Vintage
l777 to 1870; Runs Of all kinds; Whisfeys 1Sa0
to 1885 Holland Gin Of all kinds;
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DEN TISTRY.

DIR. ST kPHEN BAILY,
oihce Me- ise Psansylvania Avenue,
TArss doors from 14th street.
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CHEAP PIANOs-FOR SALE OR RENT
" very low. Some Of them but little eS-Ao
used, and are great bargains. Also,
tHenty new and beautiful Pianos from
Hailet, Davis Co Manufactors, Boston.
Superb Grand Plano Just opened for inspec.
uon JOHN F. ELLIS,
Extensive Dea er In Pianos
mar IL JOG Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
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"IGS, HALF WIGS, BRAlDS, CURLs,
" Bandeaus, FrizIed Rollers, &c, always on
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Ladies' Hair Dyed, sham. ooned, &c, In the - osi
complies manner All sorts OF Toilet Articles
from the best r reach and Eng ish houses.
No 309 Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
Store.
N. B-Hair work repaired or taken In eI.
change. feo li-Sm
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GAS FIXrUREA.

ID II. MILLER, SON e CO., ALEXAN-
h dris, Va, keep constantly on hand hand-
8RACX Z fs &c from the celebrated factory OF
20 iiIS & s4zsr, vhlca they S,ll guarantee 20
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amended as to read as follows: Section
16. If any person shall refuse to take
tho oath OF affirmation so-tendered, his
vote shall be rejected Provided, that az
ter such oath shall have been taken
the Judges shall nevertheless refuse to
permit such person to vote, if they shall
be satisfied from record evidence, or the
testimony adduced before them, that he
is not a legal voter and they are here
by authorized to administer the necessa-
ry oaths or afirmations to all witnesses
brought before them, to testify to the
qualifications of q person offering to
vote.
SEC. 6. Nothing in this a%ctcontaincd
so far as the same relates to the length
of time required of the voter to reside
in the township or ward where he offers
to vote, shall be held, taken or construed
to apply to any voter who is the head of
a family, who shall bona tide remove
with his family from one ward into an
other within the corporate limits of any
city within this State, or who shall re-
move from one township to another with
in the same county.
Sec. 7. That original Sections num-
two, four, FIVE, thirteen and sixteen of
the act to which this is an amendment
be and the same are hereby repealed.
N. Fl. VAN VOORHEES,,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April Is, 1857.
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April Is, 1857.
mo. $780,. AN ACT,

mo. 1921 AN ACT,
Supplementary to the act to provide for
the creation and -rSgefatiou of incor-
p~orated companies in the State of
Ohio, passed May 1, 1852.
SEC. 1. Be 1t enacted by tie Gencr-
al assembly Of tile STATE Of Ohio, That
when heretofore or hereafter, by eason
OF the extension, enlargement, or crea-
ton of the corporate limits of any city,
town, or village in which any turnpike
or plankroad terminates, any portion of
such turnpike or plankroad is included
therein, so as to bring within such linn
it's, or within eighty rods thereof, any toll
gate previously erected by such turnpike
or plankroad company, so much Of said
turnpike or plankroad as is so included
public street of said city, town, or village,
and shall be maintained and kept in re-
pair as other streets, but no toll shall
be collected thereon and the said city,
town, or village shall cause the same to
be condemned and appropriated for use,
as such, according to the laws regula-
ting the appropriation aud condemna-
ticn Of private property for similar uses,
being liable in a civil action at the suit
of such company for the value of their
interest in such portion of said road.
Sec. 2. This act shall be in force
from its passage.
N. II. VAN VOORHEES,,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
ALL * 1877
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April Is, 1857.
mo. 1901 AN ACT,

mo. 1901 AN ACT,
To amend Sec. $50 of an act to establish
a Code of CiVi. Procedure, passed
March IL, 1853.
Sec. 1. BE IL enacted 5y the General
assembly Of the STATE Of Ohio, That
Section $50 of the act entitled "An act
to establish a Code of Civil Procedures"
passed March II, 1858, be 50 amended
as to read as follows: Section $50. In
all cases where az. injunction has been
granted, the defendant at any time be-
fore the trial, may apply to the Court
in which the action is brought or any
Judge thereof, or to the Supreme Court,
or any Judge thereof to vacate and mod
ify the same. The party applying for
such vacation or modification shall give
such notice to the adverse party of the
time and place at which such motion
will be heard as the Court or Judge
hearing the same shall deem reasonable.
The application may be made upon the
tho petition and afidavits upon which
the Injunction is granted, or upon afi-
davits on the part of the party enjoined,
with or without answer. The order of
the Judge allowing, dissolving or modi-
flying an Injunction, shall be returned to
the Office of the Clerk of the Court in
which the action is brought and record
ed, and obeyed as if made by the Cours.
SEC. 2. That original Section $50
of the act aforesaid be and the same is
hereby repealed.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April IS, 1857.
AUDrron's OFFTcE, Ashland, o.
June 10, 1857.
I hereby certify, that the foregoing
acts are correctly copied from the origi-
nal acts as reported to this Office.
JAMES SWINEFORD,
Auditor ashland Co.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, ]
Columbus, April Is, 1857.
hereby certify that the foregoing acts
are correctly copied from the original
rolls on flo in this Office.
JAMES III. BAKER,
Secretary State.
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mo. 1927 AN ACT
To incorporate the Bank of Ohio and
Branches.
AN ACT

mo. 1927 AN ACT
To incorporate the Bank Of Ohio and
Branches.
Sec. L. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
Bank of Ohio be and the same is hereby
incorporated with all the powers herein,
after granted, and by that name shall be
capable of contracting and of prosecuting
and defending actions as fully as natural
persons, and of doing all other acts neces-
sary to effect the objects contemplated in
this act by the creation of said corpora
ton.
$50. 2. That as soon as five OF more
branches of the Bank of Ohio shall be or
ganizod, as in this act is authorized, the
directorsssof the Bank of Ohio, appointed
by such branches, shall meetin the city of
Columbus at such time as shall be desig-
mated By the board of bank commissioners,
who shall.give ten days previous notice
to each branch of the time of such NEE
ting, and provided two-thirds of the whole
number of such directors shall be con-
vened, they shall organize by taking an
oNh, diligently, faithfully and impartial.
~ to perform the duties imposed upon
them by this act, a certificate of which
oath, signed by each director shall be fled
and preserved in the Office of the secretary
of State, and by electing some suitable
as president, who shall preside at
the meetings CT the board and sign its Of
fetal documents; and thereafter the direc-
of the Bank of Ohio shall be compos-
ed of one director appointed by each
branch of said bank, two-thirds of whom
shall be a quorum.
SEC. 3. The directors SHALL when
deem it necessary, elect q vice-presi-
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n. III. VAN voorhees,,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
Columbus, April Is, 1857.

mo. 1871 AN ACT,
To amend the act entitled s'an act to
provide for the creation and regula-
ton Of incorporated Companies in
the State of Ohio" passed May |,
1852, and to regulate Rail Road
Companies.
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted blythe General
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AN ACT,

7 tStttENt q tVE 10
April Is, 1857.
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mo. 1881 AN ACT,
Further to amend an act entitled can
act to preserve the purity of Eleo-
t%ions," passed March 20, l84l.
SEC. l.. Be 1T enacted By the General
assembly @the State Of Ohio, That Sec
ton number two of the act entitled "An
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ResoE1ed by the GeasraI AsseR5Iy of the State Of
Ohio, Three-fifths of The members elected 10 each
house concurring therein, That it be and hereby
is proposed to the electors of the State, onthe sec
ond Tuesday of October next to approve or reject
first and second sections OF the thirteenth article
description shall be created, and corporate powers
granted only by generallaws (which shall define
the powers, pIlyliesss 1aaa IN munlties and pre-
discFi ption of corporations, butthe General As
sembly may enact special laws for the relief of
corporations in peculiar cases, and may make
special provisions in regard to corporations in
cases where from their peculiar location or inter
ests such special provisions are required, and may
from time to time alter or repeal all such laws, as
are authorized bythis section - r,
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker cfthe H1nse Of Rep-sesntatirssz
THOMAS H. FORD,
|Ht .@-f-a tE1 ftkla PresfIenf of Tie Scnafe.
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SECRETARY OF STATE 0FFfcPGl
eeA BUS, ApriT4, 1657.N}
/ hereby certify thatthe foregoing proposed Con-
%stitntioH amendments are correctly copied from the
JAMES II.
ajsf Sscretaryef State.
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5Iei 2artiB aEs AUDITORS oFFYcEsp
ASHLAND, April g, 1857.
i hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con.
stitutional amends ents. are correctly copied from
the original as furnished this ONCE by the Seereta-
Y 81 jan AMI swINEFoRB, ~aasssor, .ass. CO.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

Life is But a Span.

Life is but span-of horses;
One is Age the other Prime
Up and down the hill our course is:
60 in,' ponies-'make your time'
Boyhood plies the whip of pleasure;
Youthful folly gives the stroke;
Manhood goads them at his leisure,
Let 'em rip they're tough as oak
Hi, va! there;' the stakes we'll pocket;
To the winds let care be sent;
Time, 2.4O-'whip in socket
Give 'em string and let em went
On the sunny road to fifty,
Prime is drowned in Lethe's stream;'
Age is left, lame, old, unthrfty:
Life then proves "a one horse team.'
Age jogs on, grows quite unsteady,
Reels and slackens in pace;
Kicks the bucket always ready,
Give it up'-Death wins the race.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

"Conscience~ said Mr.. Hopkins indig-
nantly, "do you suppose that nobody has got
any conscience but yourself? My conscience
is as good as yours; aye, and better, too; for
it has never been used in the course of my
life, whilst yours must be nearly worn out!"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

In the museum at Hiialutin is flea skin
containing seven mser's souls, seven rich
mems conscences, the principles of seven
leading politicians, seventeen old bachelors
hearts, and all the remaining sweetness of sew
enty old maids
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

A lad who had lately gone to service, hav-
ing had salad served up every day for week.
ran away, because, said he, they made me
eat grass in the summer, and | was afraid
they'd make me eat hay in the winter, SO
wur off"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

WHAT we commonly call falling star, is
believed by the Arabs to be dart launched
by the Almighty at an evil genius; and on
beholding one, they exclaim, May God
transfix the enemy of the faith !"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

A New PuN.-Somebody speaking of the
new cent, says:
"They are beautiful coin, all but the ca
gle, and he seems to be going somewhere in q
desperate hurry, probably because he has just
got on u new s-cento
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

The man who thought he could learn to
make boots by swallowing sherry cobbers,
has Just written work in which he attempts
to prove that by eating hops you will acquire
a knowledge of dancing.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30
S. N. MARHFiTTE.

7 eoRFEYOR 4. CIVIL ENGINEER,
I2lhlNG to rusume the practice of my profes-
9eou among my old friends of Amador and
IN gIas counties, respectfully solicit their or
flo mnleh Will be promptly attended to, on reason
MAJ oulce at Jackson's News Depot, Jackson,
naupr nou, county, California. -6sN
A-'m S. ". MARLETTE.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

A biography of Robespierre, published in
a late Irish paper, concludes with the follow
ing remarkable sentence:
This extraordinary man left no children
behind him, except his brother, who was kill
ed at the same time"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

Recreation is a second creation, when wea-
riness has almost annihiated ones spirits 1t
is the breathing of the soul, which otherwise
would be stihed with continual business"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

The gentleman who attempted tol cat hIs
throat with a sharp joke, few days si0ce,
has again made rash attack upon BIS ''vic-
tualing department." by stabbing himself with
point of honor
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30
A VERY striking picture Of GOODNESS and

A VERY striking picture of GOODNESS and
occurs in Hoods Waterloo bal
lad:
80 prithee tell, good sentinel,
If hereabouts he lies
want corpse with redsh hair,
And very sweet blue eyes"
He sorrows on the sentinel
Appeared to deeply strike
"Walk in," he said, "among the dead
And pick out which you like"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

An English writer classified old maids and
bachelors as solitary mature men and wo-
men having nothing happening to them"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30
GEO. MUNCKTOy,
Geo. Ex. smith, w. ID.

fH HSIC I-AN A.WD SURGEON.
)rTElGE at Hoy Smiths Drug Store, Main st.,
Il n 1lcaho, Residence on the alley, in the rear
tne Drug Store.
IL, d. The books Of ts,. late firm of Goodin &
ll'1 ~ can be found atmy Office. Persons indebted
'feb22.lS:tf ""N 'e'''e'
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

A rapid mind continually struggles, the
feeble one limps, but great mind selects the
surest points and upon these it stands.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

If you are disposed to be petish or insoent,
it is better to exercise your i'll humor on your
dog, or your cat, or on your servant, than
on your friend
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

Washington Irving is now seventy-fivt
years old. A good old age, and he is still il
vigorous condition.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

The facetious Mr. L. said to fashionable
lady that "ladies that wish to be kissed lisp"
The young lady, who had before spoken unaf-
fectedly, replied Tho Pye heard they"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

An Illinois editor, speaking Of rogue who
lives in his vicinity, says The rascal has
broken every bank, Jail and Sabbath we have
had in this country for the last five years"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

HOOP gives this graphic picture Of an irri
table mani" He lies like hedgehog rolled
up the wrong way, tormenting himself with
his own prickles"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

On child being told that he must be bro
ken of a bad habit, he replied; Papa, hadn't
better be meldsdg"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

WoMAN.-The morning star Of manhood
the evening star of age Bless our stars
May we always bask in the skyey influence
till we are sky high.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

The greatest pleasuresof life is love; the
greatest treasure is contentment; the greatest
luxury is health; the greatest comfort is sleep,
and the best medicine is true friend.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

There are l3l grist mills in California, ca
pable of manufacturing 100000 of barrels
of flour per annum.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

Aristippius said he liked no pleasure bat
that which concerned mans true happiness
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

THAT which is to be loved long, is to be
loved with reason, rather than passion.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30
+ NUMBER 80.

The GENUS OF PoE-Ata course Of lee
lures recently given in Baltimore, by DR. Nc
Cabe, the following tribute to the genius Of
Poe was strkingly and impressiyey read:
He was presented as stranger and won
derful man Of our times and acquaintance
mighty in his weakness and weak in his
mghtiness. A subtle mind, wizard of the
pen, combinationsof the worm and the god,
OF dust and the deity-a modern Prometheus
chained to.the rock Of fatal malady-a man
who come an age before his time, and passed
away like lightning upon the scroll-who
conquered ere he fell from the topmost round
OF fame's ladder, but fell ingloriously; from
the ark Of whose spirit the dove went forth
to bring back no olive branch from the sub
siding deluge of sorrow; in whose window
come the dark and omnous bird of vore."
croaklng Its nevermore," forbiddng the cup
OF the Nepenthe, and staring with its wild
and fiery eyes into all the convoluted laby-
rinths OF the past, plunging its beak into his
proud, sensitive and bleeding heart; a child
of sorrow and Of song, whose death robes
were put on in a kennel, and whose last SIGH
was breathed out in a hospital Misfortune
seemed to mark him from the cradle to the
grave. The house of a stranger was the
home Of his infancy he never knew
mothers love, and, like the wandering Jew.
his restless spirit seemed ever crying for "sur-
ceas of sorrow" and when in the deep and
passionate eloquence of despairing grief wo
hear him shrieking to the dark impersonation
of destiny
Tell me truly, mplore,
Is there is there balm in Gilead! Tell me truly,
1 implore?
Tell this soul with sorrow laden, if within the dis
tant Alden
1t shall clasp sainted maiden whom the angles
name Lenore-
| Clasp and radiant maiden whom the angels
named Lenore?"
That sad, solemn solemn, hopeless response
"Nevermore!" tells that not only did he nur-
ture the cypress for his grave but that no
voice from out that distant Alden" whisper
ed Of peace beyond the portals of the tomb
NEVER wound wantonly the sensitive ma
ture Of the constitutional invalid, nor by rude
jestS and sarcasms send blush to the temple
of modest merit.
Never insult the modest by ribaldry the
grave by levity, nor the pious by contempt of
sacred things.
Never pass anaged man or woman without
making reverential obeisance, unless your
house is on fire.
Never remind other people of personal do
formity, or of the relatives who have disgraced
them.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

Two lrEMs.-A picture surrounded by
frame, and woman looks best surrounded
by her family; and the most beautiful BRAS
circle when handsomely flled-is ladys waist
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-30

o DEAR-"Cut my straps and let me go
to glory" as Dow, Jr., exclaimed when he
took his first favorite kiss