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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-07
WILL AN Is. WOODS
Speaker OF tho House OF Representatives.
Il. BASSEfr LaNGDON,
President pro tenn, ol the Senate.
March II, 1859.
+ No. i'll
| AN ACT

[No.T AN ACT
Supplementary to al act entitled an act to provide
for the creation of Incorporated Companies in
the State OF Ohio" passed May lst 1882.
SECrlosl. Bct enacted By the General Asssa,Jiy
IF he Stefe Of Ohio, That whenever any number OF
persons as named in the first section OF the act
which this is supplementary associate themselves to-
gether for the purpose of engaging in tho Improves
mont of horses asses, mules oftlo, sheep swine,
they shall under their hands and seals, make Ger
tlcate specifying the amount OF capital stock
snIy, the amount OF each share the name Of the place
where such association shall be located, the aud
style by which such association shall be known,
which said certificate slml he Acknowledged, Ger
titled aud Forwarded to the Secretary of State,
dcd aud copied, rs is provided IN tie the second
ton OF the said Nctto which this act j. supp mcuta
y; and the said certificate shall also DO recorded by
the recorder OF every county in which said company
may he formed to carry into effect the provisions OF
this act, Ia book TO be kept for said purpose aud
when 80 Incorporated they are hereby authorized to
carry outtho objects named IN said certificate of in
corporltlon ana by the name and style provided in
said certificate, shall he deemed body corporate.
with succession; and they and their associates, sue.
cessors and assigns, shall have tho general
porale powers as are proyidcdn tho thrd section OF
the act TO winch thia il supplementary, and subject
all restrictions in said act not ncongstaut with the
provisions of thsact.
SIC. = This act shall taLc effect from and after
It's passage.
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WILLIAM L, WOOr
WILLIAM Il, WOODS,
Speaker Of tho House OF Representatives.
BASSEPr LANGDuN,
President, pro TEN, Of the Senate.
inrch Ii 1850.

[No,7S AN ACT
10 authorize the sale of surplus copies of the laws
journals. and executive documents.
Sec, L. Re enact by ih' General assembly of fhe
State of Ohio, That Whenever in any county in this
state, the LAWS journals and executive documents or
dvrcd hy law TO ho distributed have accumulated or
shall accumulate beyond the number required for i'm
mediate distribution, aud for the probable future
wants of such county the county commissioners shall
authorize the clerk OF the of common pleas of
said county to dispose OF gratuitouSly 80 all public Ii
braros within the county as may be desired by them
for library purposes and to sell such surplus copica
previous notice as they may require The clerks shal
pay all mones arising from such sales into the county
tlcasur,, and all such moneys shalt he considered
part of the general revenue Of the county. Ihs ac
shall take effect upon its passage.
WILLIAM Il. WOODS
Sp 0kcr otthe House VI Representatives.
T. BA~SElr LANGOON,
rresldeat, pro tom, of the senate.
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ArpIroHs OFFICE. perrlsburg, Ohio. !
April ., 1859,
hereby certify that the orcgoing laws nre correct
~ printed according to the copies certified to by the
Secretary OF state and furnished to this Office by the
contractor Tor publishing the laws of present session
in newspapers. JAMES w. ROSS,
Auditor of Wood Co
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will take lumber, huh timber and any kind of
Country Produce in exchange for Furniture.
J"Orders sent by mail or left at my shop will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
HH- Remember the pace-Oppositc Z. II. Miller
g. Go, s store PETER WITZLER
Pcrrysburg, Feb TO- l859-40r,
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March 10, 1850.
AN ACT
mo. Gi |
President pro TOM OF INo

INoGIl AN ACT
10 amend section 4l5 of the Code of Civil Procc dure
Swnu'sStatutcs, page 6'%
SrCrIoN l. BE Il eaucted by The General assembly
oFth, STATE of OHIO, That section -four hundred and
fifteen of the act rnttcd "an act to establish Code
of Civil PROCEDURE" be so amended ast read as ol
lows Sec. 4l5, When Judgment isreeoNered against
one or more persons. Jointly indebted upon contract
note or other instrument IN writing those
who were not originally summoned may he made
parties to the judgm mt by ocuou Provided, howcN-
ar an action may he hrnught upon any contract,
nron,issory notes, other nSuument IN writing,
AGAINST any one more of the joint makers or join,
ohligors TO any such contract, promIssoy note,
or other instrument in writing, nutNithNRnd -
inr Judgment has been or may hereafter be
obtnined in any court in amy States In this Union,
other than tho State otOhio against one or more OF
said ioint makers or Joint ohgers to any such
tract promisssory note, or other mstum,nt nud said
action shall proceed upon said instruments in all re-
spects as though no Judgment had been obtained
against any one OF the makers or ohhgers thereoL-
Provided, further that no action shalt he maintained
upon any such obligation against any Que agNiust
whom an action has been prosecuted to FINAL
Judgment.
he and tho same is hereby repealed,
Sro ,. lhis act shall take effect and be in force
from and after lts passage ~ >, ,,,>a>
Speaker Of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
T.. .BASSErF LAHGpON,
President pro TEN OF the Senate,
March 10, 1859.
10 nroydo for Taxing in cost bills the Expense 0
procuring Transcripts aud Records,
sEcrloNl Bs q enacted BY hs General AsscmN
oftbs Statt Of OWo, That when Any proceeding i
error, or other civil action or poeseIlGE't Il snail
nacessnry 10 procuro transcript of any Judgment @
preeeediny or exemplidcatiou Of any record as eN
dence in such action or torAuy other purpo'sthc eN
pense of procuring such transcript or eAemp,hnSuo
shaIi he taxed in The bin Of costs and recorded
SEC. ,. This act shall take effect and be in fore
from aud after the date al It's passage,
WILLIAM Il. WOODS,
Speaker oftke House of Representatives,
T.. BASSErr LANGDON,
Irosidcu, pro TEN Vi the senate,
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setting forth particularly the ofrer defect or omis
sion complained or aud ask an order Of snch Court
for the correction thcre0 aud In all cases where such
application Ia made by aDy body corporate, or by
persons intending aud undertakingt TO become body
corporate, such court upon being satisBed that no
tcc Of such application specifying the error, defect
oromssion complained OF, aud of the time and place
OF hearing the same has been Published six conseeu-
tive weeks IN nuwspaperin general circulation
Ia the county whore such application may be made,
aud In ali other Gasos wheneverthe party or parties IN
teresed have been duly brought before the court in
the manner prescribed by law for making service in
civil actions, and upon cling satisfied that such mis-
take error or omission has been made. shall grant
and make order to correct the same, which order
shall be filed In the Office IN whiah such record Is re-
uuted to be kept ana from and after such filing the
said record aud the order correcting tho same shall
bc received as evidence IN all cases In ell Courts the
same If such error, omission or defect had ever
existed.
SEQ 3. That wher the record to bo corrected is in
any way ocnnt cted with the hoc corporate, the pro.
oocdnys mentioned in the last preceding section shall
be had In the Court OF Common Pleas of The county
whorcn the principal Office such corporation Is 10
Gated, aud IN all other the shall be had IN
the county wherein such record is kept.
Sue. D. This ict shall take effect and be in fnl.
force from aud after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
L.. BASSElT bANGDON,
President pro tom Of the Senate.
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state Of Ohio 50 rapsed March 4. 1853 be. and the
same Is hereby repealed provided that al rights
powors and imiDunties acquired hereunder shall not
bo affected thereby and that this act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM u, WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
Il. BASSErr LANGDON
President pro TEN. Of the Senate.
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all the leading branches OF manufacturing i"dus-
l. try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor. shoe manufacturer, clothiei seamStress
drcssmaker sadder, carriage trimmer, hat manufac-
turer &C., &c. afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
of each one of these Machines, and for confirmation
of this truth we refer to any of the thousands of
persons who thcm They adapted to every sort
of work. fine upon silk, cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand for a smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes we
have lust produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine.
Which is the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine ever constructed 1t is ornamented in the high
est style orart and all who it delighted with it,
1t makes the improved nerocIed stitcand is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur
poses
1t is not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making rayeling seam, like tho
Grover Baker; nor is it confined in its operation
few thin fabrics liable to get out OF der and un
fitted to flax thread liliethe Wheeler Wilson Ma.
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, Sl00 The larger standard machines from
$l25 to 5000. Send for L. Nj. Singer Co.'S Gazette,
a beautiful pictorial paper devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices, and all other in
formation the subject 1t will be forwarded gratis
/. NJ. SINGER CO..
ASS b oadway New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, ALBANY, Baltimore. st. Lonis,
Providence, Gloversvillc. Cincinnati, New Orleans
! New Haven. Rochester. Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, PHILADELPHIA Nashville, Paris France
Glasgow, Scotland
Local agents wanted,
AGENrs-E. A. Higgins, Perrysburg; Wn Robert
SON Maumee.
| April 18th, 1858,
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( No. 7Ol
AN AC'l'

No. 70.l AN ACr
70 nmond section % "f act passed March Z 1881,
entitled AN Act Directing the mode Of trial in
Criminal Cases"
SrcrIoN l. BE il na,tcd By The General IssrmJiy Of
he StIe Of Ohjo That section wenty two of an act
entitled Ian act directing the mode OF trial in criminal
cases. be and the same IL hereby amended as to
road as follows: Sec 3D. In all prosecutions for
crimes and offences it shall be the duty of the clark
upon prNwore beny filed therefor to issue Wrts of
subpoena for any person IN this State whose testimony
may be deemed material the trial. and may direct
the to tho Bhersii or coroner of the county of
which he Is clerk ofany county of this State where
said witness reside may be found who shnll serve
ruturu said writ Asin other Casesor such officer bywr-
thug endorsed on snd wit may depute any disntor.
cstod person to sorve aud return the sane.
SEC. .. That section % OF the above rccitrd act
be and the same is hereby repealed,
Spc ,. That this ACT shall be in force from and af.
ter It's passage.
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March 10, 1859.

no. GO AN ACT
supplementary TO au act entitled IAN Act OF the Jul
rsdction aud Procedure before Justices of the
Peace and Of the Duties OF Cunstables In Civil
Courts" passed March II, 1853
SLCrIoN |. Bet HGRdctcdby the Eenerai AtSsmb y Of
the State Of Otio That it the defendant In any 40"
ton before the Justice shall appeal from any jndg-
mcnt rendered In inyOr Of the plaintiff in such action
and after having flied his transcript and caused such
appeal to be dockoed according to the provisions of
the act to which this Ia supplementary tho plainiiln
sueh action shall fail to die petition, or otherwise
fail 10 prosecute the same to iual judgment, it shall
be lawful Tor the defendant in such action to file his
answer setting up whatever claim or demand he may
have against such plaintiff aud may prosecute tho
same 70 final Judgment in which case, II the defend
aat shall recover judgment against the plaintiff, all
costs which have accrued before the Justice, aud in
the appellate court shall he adudged against such
p'aintiH, or he may, on motion to the court, suffer
Judgment to be entered against him for the amount OF
Judgment below, In which case all costs which have
accrued before the Justice and IN the appellate court
shall be adj judged against such defendant.
SEo T. This act shall takc effect and be in force
from and alerits passage. aud its provisions shall APP
ply to tlappeuls noW pending,
WILLIAM Il. WOODS,
Speaker Of he House of Representatives..
l.. BASSErT LANGDON,
President, pro tcn., OF the Senate.
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TO WAGON NAKERS.

will be prepared by the First of April to turn
HUBS or ALL KINDS,
bore, rim and mortico them at least
ONE DOLLAR CHEAPER
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than others can do it by hand.
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A neU 1i Institution, established By special end0m
meut for the relief Of The sick and distressed
afflicted icM HUulent aud Epidemic
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
The ROute East.

We call attention 10 the advertisements
of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad,
Steamers VIM. Campbell and St. Mary.
The road, we are informed, by those Of
our citizens who have travelled on it, is in
good order, has good rolling n1aehinery,
comfortable passenger cars; and Sithal a
most excellent and accommodating set of
conductors, superintendents, &c.
The Steamers VIM. Campbell and St.
Mary run in connection with H. & St.
Joe. R. R, from St. Joseph to this place
and as far up the river as Council. Bluff
and Omaha. Capt. JoE HOLLAND com
mands the former, and MoRRIsoN tie
latter. Of these veteran river men. we
need not say a word in this region Of
country; they are to well and favorably
known as popular and experienced COM
manders. Those going east will not fail
TO take this route, if for a moment they
consult their interest and convenience.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
Trade From Missouri.

A gentleman from the Missouri side
of the rivery feaS q day in our City last
week. We were in company with him at
the ferry Landing, when a,.full load of
farmers, their wives and daughters, came
over to trade; some with teams, others
with buckets and baskets of butter and
eggs and such like. "Why" said our
friend 81 had po IDEA your place received
so much trade from the other side of the
river" While speaking thus a farmer
acquaintance approached him, 10 whomhe
addressed himself: "Do you trade in
Brownville! 1 thought you we're much
nearer Rock Port" $50 we are" res
piled the farmer, shut we can do our
trading in Brownville on much better
terms" Sound doctrine thought. we.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
.Quack NOstrumS.

The majority Of hair Washes; hair dyes, hair TONES
Esir oils, aud the numerous preparations which are
@aw before the public under such extTavagant, hyper
bnshsafsaa fantastic titles as we see paraded in show
wansow @tdla@sa newspaper headings, as hair prepare
FasiG8&, aFeaSf IErTsugs Of the first water; ana their
real merit, wasW Rass9sssess any, is that they do nc
%sEn HOg'slOrd, sAa4k oil, lard Oil4 sweet oil, scented
a@d colored, make 2pSsHhen in beatseR1 wTAE9ers, and
white flint glass bottles. the. stlies8seGsFse of ton
les, and when t~hussssAx, are baptSse&sNth sene ti
syllah5R Term, adj s@ s6tat by veraaat young bRd old o
beth sexes. sEGl Is not the .~chars7ser Sf PS0f. Woods
Hair Restorative. 2 This gentleman ee1qes essOre the
wutls without any high biutiu" xiISphSpsos&as or any
atzer .astOubdipg and startling cstcR peS99 term he
simdly adxetSses Affair Restorative4aAat it express
es. preciselsAand as a Restorative MSae5s. Buy Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, and as goa gatde your scalp,
se6, your Rey brains, apply nothshs ese; for. ii may
bs4Aat Ypu win gel. Some @ssse s~wssts3a@ than perfum-
ed laea oil on your cfa@tga.. ReEaeR8aa Woods Re
FstarstiFaFor the hair at66est article sxtant..
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
County Orders Taken.

We VIII take, at their face, Ne
baha, Gtoe, Cass, Richardson, Paw
lee and johnson county orders in
iayment of subscription, job work
Ind advertising, where bills have
Seen due six months previous to this
late; provided the orders have been
PRESENTED to the Treasurer and are
'rawing interest, and not Of less de-
than S.. Now, we here
present a chance for all indebted to
BIS to pay.up. We very much desire
bur Books closed in some way and
hope. subscribers in the counties
bsmed viii avail themselves of this
of iquidating the amount
IF their Indebtedness to US. The
we decline taking the orders
IF other counties, they are too fa1
,f for US to look after them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
Come nm TO the Rack.

We have been publishing the Adver-
tiser now neaflythree years. There are
those who have read cur paper all this
time and have never paid US a red cent.
There are others who have owed US for
Job work and advertising nearly that
long. Most of such d~elinquents have
promised US time and again that they
would bs5ng US wood, corn potatoes, or
something of that kind. But they have
not done 50. NOW we want all this class
Of delinquents to understand that we IN
tend they. shaA pay up in some shape or
other we bound our books shall be
squared up" If the accounts are not
settled shoEtly, we shall do unto others
as others are doing unto w!-''give 'em
trouble. NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
Bayard Taylor Writes Exclusively
Tor the New York MercuFy.

The proprietors of the New York
Mercury have made and exclusive ar
rangement with the talented American
tourist Bayard Taylor. This arrange
ment cannot fail 10 be greeted with adj
mirationby the thousands Of ardentlover
of the writings of Taylor. Who that
has read his "~Journeyto Central Africa y
India China and Japan" and "The
Lands of the ~Saracen," will not be de-
lighted to follow his STRAY Chapters Of
Life and Travel'' in the Columns of the
Mercury. The first chapter is entitled
"The first journey / ever made, which
appears in the Mercury of the 80 April.
Somebody make up a club; terms $500!
Address Cauldwell, Southworth s. Whit
ney, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
DIR. EASTERIY'S
Wodfna ama Sareouo~s1vo

VIII cure all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the BLOOD, or a~depraved c~onditiono Of the fluids Of the
system, viz cancers, swelling Of the glands, rheumat-
ism, white s~wellings, chronic sore eyes, piles, polls,
e~rysipelas, gOitTes, pains in the bones and joints, I'll.
Gers IN the mouth and throat, and ali chronic c~onstitu-
tional diseases. This medicine searches out the very
roots Of the diseased by purifying the blood, and changing
the secretionsi IN the system, thus removing the cause
which renders the cure certain and permanent.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapdriue will cure the
vOTst mercHrial disease, and drive out and destroy ev-
cry particle o: mercury which is IN the system. and cure
its bad effects.
1t will cure secondary syphfFs or general disease,
and will DIVE the syphiitic virus and all hereditary
faiRts and poisonous matter out Of the system through
the pores of the skin, and restoTe the patient to q per-
feet state Of health and purity. 1t il. a positive cure
for KUer complaint and dyspepsia, If used a. proper
length Of time. Ichallenge the world 10 produce its
equal in these complaints. The afaicted will bear in
mind that DR.. Easterly's Iodine and SGrsapariHG will
cure all nervous diseases, female complciuts, dropsy,
graveo, diseases Of the kidneys, bladder, and urinary
organs, in a few days.
It will remove pimples and blotehes from The face
and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as ala
baster. 1t does this by purifying. the blood, and by its
prompt action on the liver. kidneys, and secretory or
gans, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been ahAicied with s~c-Ofula. old
sores, letter, ringwOrm, scald head, ~blotches, ~eruptiOnI
Of the skin, and all cutaneous diseases, are advised Il
procure Gridley's Salt Rhoum and letter Ointment Z
applyo the sores and diseased parts, when using DR.
EGsterly's Iodine and SarsapariHa. The Iodine and
Sarsaparilla purifes the blood, and causes the sores t.
discharge theIr putrid matter, and the ointment heal
them. when both are used (Which 1 always recommend
a permanent and radical cure is always effected. They
are the best and most powerful c~uratives known to man
A fair trial is ALL ask-I do not fear the result.
Price Of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla, 81 per bottle, Of
8 bottles for 1855. Gridley's Salt Rheuzn Ointment II
cents per bottle. Both are prepared by DR.. EasterlY
corner Of Third amp Chestnut. streets, st. Louis, No.
sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed
D-SOld byJ. II. MAUN & CO., Druggists, Brown,
vile. N. II, and BY Druggists generally.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
Or. ManaB Ague BalSam.

This wonderful csmpoun8 is having an extensive sale
in all parts of the ~EmsA.Fhere: ague exists. 1t is one
of the few medicines which are now sold over the eoun
try, that are really what their inventors claim for them.
And, ulgike'all other remedies that. are recommends
by their prOprietors to cure all the his that flesh is bic
to-this remedy is only for chills, fever
& ague, or that particular class of diseases growing out
Of or the Jesuit OF miasma, 50 common in the western
country. The numerous evidences of its great curative
properties, and the high estimation placed ubOn it, rem
dSrs it the greatest discovery Of the age, and is deserves
the entire appreciation Of all classes Of men. Those
having occasion to use a medicine Of this kind, are urgeC
TO spare no pains to give this a tria; if they wish to b
andly cured. See advertisement in another column
Em this paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
Cuba Purchased.

Those who growl at talk of thirty mil
lions as the purchase money Of Cuba,
think that half that amount judiciously
expended in agricultural implements,
Garden and field Seeds, fruit trees and
Shrubery would make our country much
more prosperous and happy. So! Send
to JOIN GARRETT g. Co, St. Louis, Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
The: Atlantic Monthly.

This most excellent periodical. for May,
is again upon U table. Ii is ever a well
come visitor. 1.-The Gymnasium y "Why
did the -Governess paiHS'' 1.-TWO years
after" "a Bundle of old letters" ''In
the pines" "The last Bird" 1.-The whale
expedition" and "a trip 10 Cuba are
among the leading articles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-05
Another Sickles Tragedy.

DR.. Johnson terms good humor "'the
balm of being" Our own observation
has taught US the truth of this sentiment;
it matters not to what applied. There is
nothing so pleasant as dealing with thoae
good humored. Therefore call around al
McPHERsoN's Store, and procure a sup
ply of those fresh groceries received by
Steamer Omaha.