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REAL ESTATE.
WHITE 4 CO..
ReNl Estate .aGeMl0,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.

on ACRES, ~ miles from city; good houss,
on stables and shcd good we'll and cistsrn ;
and $50 fruit trees; will be cold 1t great bar
gain.
40 acres, under fne cultivation, good house.
barn, &c. only 4 miles II ON steamboat landing.
This is one Of the nest farms in Scott county.
30 acres, all cultivated and fenced good house
md stahle univ IL miles out. Thisjs : Aas stock
farm.
$50 acres, all fenced and under cultivation; gsod
house and barn; 6nc young orchard; near "a
sch DOL; will be sold for only $40.
Wanted Immediately, Good Farms fs'
cash customers. sep2S
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COOK SARGENT'S
REAL ESTATE OFFICD
Davenport, October 18th, 1852.
WE are prepared to offer great bargains i. Real
Wv Estate r. those who desire to ossupy Or in
prove.
We have unimproved lands in evory county slssg
the line o, the NJ. i NJ. Railroad between here an1
the Missouri River, which we will sell very shsap
to actual settlers,
We have, also, any quantity Of
City and Town Property,
Improved and unmprsved, for sale orlssss Oh ta1ns
that will suit applicants.
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and We will accommodate those seeking hsoss or
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COOK SARoD1T
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Howard Association.

Bsnepoient Institution established by special endop.
nent for the reGef Of the sick aud distressed,
afflicted whh Nrulent and Epidemic
Diseases.
THE Houard Association, in view of the awful de-
struction of human life caused by Sexual diseases
and the deceptions practced upon the
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
rected their Consulting Surgeon as q CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name to open a Dyspensary for
hetreatmen ofthis class ofdiseases in all their FORMS
and to give Medical Aid Gratis, all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition. (age, oc-
cupation habits of life, &c) and in of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Charge. 1t is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age aud will furnish til
mostapproved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association in their Annual
Report upon the treatment Sexual Diseases
the highest satisfaction with the which has
attended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of SpermatorrhPa Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tence, Gonnorrhea Geet Syphilis, the vice of Oman
ism Self Abuse, &C., and order continuance oil
the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors on review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the young have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but muck
despsed cause.
nal Weakness the Vice of Onanism, Masturbation OF
Self Abuse, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon will besent by mail, lin
sealed enveope,) Free cf Charge, on the receipt OF
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tract:
the nature and treatment of fSeXual Diseases diet
&C.. are constantly being published for gratuitous
distribution and will be sent to the afflicted Some
of the remedies and methods treatment dscov-
cred during the past year. are of great value
Address for report treatment DIR. George r. Cal
houn. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Nc
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HARTWELI Pres't
GRO, FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
December 30, 1S5S--34ly.
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March &c. 1859.
mo. Na.[
AN ACT

mo. 9o.[ AN ACT
10 authorize County Commissioners 60 surrender
free Turnpike Roads in certain cases.
SECTION /, BE il enacted by The General Assembiy
Ofhs State of Ohio hat tho COT nty commissioners OF
the several counties In this state shall have power,
whenever in their pinion, the public interest will be
subserved thereby to surrender to any turnpike com
pany now existing or hereafter to be created or or
suni8od under the laws OF this state any free turn
pike other road in any county or counties in this
ate aud direct that the taxes levied and collected
under the which this act is supplementary shall
be paid over such turnpike company. in eases in
which such taxes shall not have been disposed OF
~ der the act 10 which this is supplementary. to be
expended in constructing or repairing the road, to
construct or repair which the same was levied.
Sec. 2. That any turnpike company receiving such
surrender of any such free turnpike or other road in
this state or the taxes collected to construct aud
pnr such road under the act TO which this act IL sup
Elementary shall issue to the person upon whose prop
erty such have been levied certificates OF stock
for tho amount OF tn xes by them respectively paid
upon which they shall be entitled to dividends pro ra'
ia other stock holders may be, upon their stock.
SEQ, 3. That whenever three consecutive miles o
such road have been, or may be- constructed and fin
shed, according to law the directors OF such compa
ny may establish toll gate thereon; and for every
| additional five miles, finished as aforesaid an addi
tonal gate may demand and receive tolls thereat al
rates exceeding the rates now allowed by an nc
to provide for the creation and regulation of ncorpo
rated companies in the Stnro Of Ohio, passed May
| 1852 and the acts amendatory and supplementary
| thereof 90 other companies,
Sec /. That In all elections tor directors ofsuch com
pnuy each s'ockloder shall he allowed one vote TO
each share stock by him held and one vote for eac
fraction grtNter than halfn share
! Sec B, This act he IN force upon its pas ssage.
! WILLIAM Is. WOODS.
| Speaker of the House of Representatives.
! MARTIN WELkER,
President OF the Senate.
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March 1850.
IN ACT

No on AN ACT
For the further Organization aud Discipline Of the
Militit and Volunteer Miliua,
srrrtoN / Re- il enacted by ne General 4sseably
oft6, St. Of GiiO That sections ouraud five Of the
act rptitled IAN actto organize and discipline the
militia aud volunteer militia,' passed March Is,
1852 ptoyiding for the enrolment by township asses'
ans Of those SUI ieet TO do military duty and payment
therefor, be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sea- That beside tho blank forms now required
Of the adiutaut general, there shaN be issued trom
time 70 tuo unlrr the authority OF the commander
I'm chief such general regulations concerning the or
gAuizatun and government o; tae mltia, as Will bet
ter promuc the dciplne and arder thereof and sup
l suci practical details as are needed 10 make that
organization systematic and complete
Sec g. Thatthe eommauder.in-chiefm may ,ifhe shall
deem the same advisable, order camp OF instruction
10 he held once Near for four days during the period
oT lscnl ,ucamr meuts az which time the officers of
the volunteer militia shall be drilled IN the school Of
the soldier md the details 0f their command
Sse.j. That the proceeds ot sales of useless arms
aud equipnrnts hereafter received, shall he applied
90 the alteration and repair of such collected arms as
are Of old nattern hut worth alteration aud renair
and II there be any balance, the same shall he
npplied % the purchase of camp equipSge proper
tioped 30 the numher of arms IN use h, the state
see. g. that al arms in possession ot Solunteer
con,nanies sa be he T., ia armories and shall not be
taL en- tAcienom except for military pnrPose.
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MIII1AM Il MOnn
March &c, 1859.

Speaker Of the House of representatives
MARTIN WELkER.
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Sec. c. That IN all cases whore no elections have
been held for generals Of division or brigade, or
shall hereafter arise through failures elect
the counties forming such division or brigade territory
shall bc attached to ether division, OF brigades by
order OF tho commander In cei, until the divisions
shall be- 90 reduced and defined TO correspond with
the nine constitutional Judicial dsiricsand the
ber of aales TO that of the judicial sub
provided that no such absorption shall lessen the
present number of brgsdcs In Hamilton County nor
affect the command OF officers who have been already
commissioned.
SEQ Z. That the adutant general shall keep the
records, volumes and papers of that department IN
nn Office at the State House, which he shall hold In
shall be allowed for the clerical labor of that Office
the sum OF four hundred dollars annually TO be paid
ssmannually, ns the salary Of the adutant general
now paid. He shall make snnual report Of all mat
tiers coming within his department, which report
shallbe submitted 10 the governor before each meet
ing OF the general assembly; he shall also. far ns
practicable inspect, and In the absence of the com
maBder- chef, review ~ brigade encnmpments
make report thereof, and keep accurate account o
the actual expenses therein incurred, which shall be
paid from the contingent fund appropriated to his
Office, but without further compensation for such SER
vice.
Sec. 3. The commandcr.in chief shall cause two
thousand copies Of the acts concerning public arm
and the organization of the militia, with an indie,
thereto and all needed forms aud blanks TO be print
ed In pamphlet form and distributed, under the
direction OF the adjutont general, OF which number
nefourth shall he bound with substantial cover, FOL
exchange with other states and Tor the use OF goner
al officers and commandants of regiments, battalion
and companies and the remaining three foul tbs sha
be hound W I'll paper only.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be In forcC
from and after its passage. -
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
President of the Senate.
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cpes Of the military laws Of the state and the rules
and articles Of war of Tire United states
Sec. 6. Every baitalfon or egiment sha II imms-
diatey upon its organization, fix certain days,
net less than three In number. upon which in each
al every year aud at such ou as may be specified
1t shall meet for parade and military exercise.
Sec. 7. Every battalion or regiment shall, nce In
each year. during the months Of July, August Sep.
tamber hold an encampmen TO continue not less than
three days. and the officers and sol dlers forming such
encompnent, shall be drilled iu accordance with the
requirements OF the rules and usages Of the United
States army; and when practicable to be inspected by
the adjutant general and the comman dant shall
Eve days public notice to be given OF the time and
place of such encampment .t r
Sees Every active and contributing member Of
suo independent compa nies shall, while a member OF
such company, be exempt from labor on the public
hghN ays OF this state and from service jurors and
every member WHO shall have been held to duty du-
ring period offve years. shall be entitled 10 cer-
tiicste from his commandnnt showing such service
and shall be exempt from military duty In time oi
peace,
tied tn the of the public arms Of the state subject
posed upon other military organizations in the state
Sec 10, The style Of the uniform shall be such nj
each company may adopt, provided that the uniform
of all companies organized into battalion or regi-
me mt shall be one and alike; and the uniform OF bat
tallion and officers shall correspond there
| with.
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
| Speaker ofthe House Of Represe natives.
| MARTIN WELKER
| President of the Senate.
| March &c, 1859.
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N, so ANACr
To appropriate the proceeds OF the sale Of Old Arms
heretofore collected, 10 the purchase ota Site, ana
the cree tipn of the state Arsenal thereon,
SEcroN b. q enacted ~ me General assembly
ofr Stf, Of ohio That the proceeds of sales Of old
arms and cauipmcnts heretofore realized under the
ysions 6fa scuatc Joint resolution relative to col
lection aud sale OF public arms passed April II,
Is5l he applied to ibs purchase OF site t7r he state
arsenal ana be erection thereon of suitable build
uu for the care aud safe keeping ot the public arms
ulrut to the provision Of an act 10 uathoriHe the
huilliug of arsenal for tho state OF Ohio passed
1857: provided. that 81 sight shall be pur
chased, and said building completed 10y the appropri
atious already made for that purpose
See. ,. THIS att shlll take effect from ia passage
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
President Of the Senate.
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Gold Pencil Casus, Silver do. India Rubber Propol-
ling, Fabers Drawing, Andersons do, aud all other
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February 2s, 1859.
AN ACr

INo.oS1 AN ACT
Supplemrntary 20 an act eutitcd"nu act defining the
duties Of Justices of the Peace and Constables in
oriminpl eases" passed March 81 1887.
storIoN |. b. Il enacted by the General assembly
of fhr State Of OHIO, That in the prosecution of all
offences whereof justices of the Peace have jurisdic
tion 20 try aud punish by fine or otherwise after the
nppaarnurc OF the defendant, and before the court
shalt proceed 20 inquire into che merits Of the cause
the defendant may demand to be tried by jury, in
which the Justice shall rroce d 10 inquire into
tho complaint, and commit discharge or recognize
tue accused and tho proceedings shall in all 9th
crrespccrs b, had 10y and before the Justice and in
ihe Courts OF Common Pleas or Probate Courts res
uectireN as Is or may be provided 10y law in other
cases Tor the eCution of crimes and offences, the
punshrneut whereof is less than imprisonment in the
pcnitcnuarN.
iEpastaE", .
WILLIAM II, WOODS,
speaker Of the House OF Representatives
MARTIN WELkER,
President OF the Senate,
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1t is not ect TO the objection of using twice too
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will take lumber, hub timber and any kind of
Country Produce in exchange for Furniture,
R-3-Orders sent by mail or left at my shop will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
EJ- Remember the place-Opposite F. r. Miller
g. Co. s store. PETER WITZLER.
Perrysburg, Feb. TO- ls50--40tf,
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AupIrOR's OFFICE. Perrysburg. Ohio.

AUDITORS OFFIoE, Perrysburg, Ohio. ]
Il April 10, 1853,
hereby certify that the oregong laws correct
ly pr nted ding the copies certified to by the
Secretary of State and furnished 10 this Office by the
contractor for publishing the laws of present session
in newspapers. JAMES w. kOSS,
Auditor of Wood Co.
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TO WAGON MAKERS.
will be prepared by the First of April to turn
HUBS OF ALL KINDS,
bore, rim and mortice them at leat
ONE DOLLAR CHEAPER
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March &c, 1850.
AN ACT

mo. ps1 AN ACT
Relating to the partition Of real estate held In
mon by Religious Societies.
sEcTioN l. Be il enacted by the GnerdiAssepbiy Of
the State oJ Ohio, That In all casee where two reg-
ious societies congregations, by gift pure chase
have procured land upon which to erect house of
public worship and other buildings for church or
school purposes, aud for aburyial ground and ceme
terry, In common, md either of said societies
grcgntions shall be desirous of abandoning the Joint
or common use of said house Of public worship or
other eroCons shall DO competent for the court of
common pleas upon the application of either Of said
societies congregations 60 make partition of the
use of snid common tile burial ground
and cemetery, which mny continue to be used In com.
mon.
Sec. 2. In ease said court OF common pleas shall
order partition of said prcmises so occupied in com
mon, 1t shall be necessary to specify in said erdcr
for what purpose partition Of the use is made and
how and for what purpose the use OF the premises al
lotted eac party shall be occupied, nld in
shall said premises, or any part thereof be occn.
pied for any other purpose than the erection of a
house of worship and other erccton connected there
with
order partition OF the use of said common proper.
ty, unless the bc done In such manner as to
occasion no usion Inconvenience to either par
| ty In the separate of the common property.
Sec. 4. The law. now In force regulating the mode
aud manner ofproceedng for the partition of proper
" held in common shall be applicable to the proceed
| nGs contemplated in this law and In addition there
to the commissioners appointed by the court shall re
port TO the court whether in their opinion partition
OF the use can be made IN such to occasion
confusion Inconvenience to either party, in tho
| scpnrate use of the common property.
Secs. This act shall take effect and be in fore,
from and atterits passage
! WILLIAM h. WOODS,
| Sp aker Of the House OF Representatives.
| MARTIN WELLER,
President OF the Senate,
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than others can do it by hand.