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grower but hOtiy, and bears young and sbun-
danty; ripe in Sept and Oct.
Louise Bonne DE Jcrsey---Large; smooth;
pale yelowlsh green cheek neeh very jucy
butlery, melting, ricej slight sub acidj inej
grow with great ,igor ou ounce; very produe
tive one Of The best; should be In oil collectionsi
ripeus in Sept and Oct
NupoIcon-A large, juicy, melting, fine fruit;
tte yigorousi hardy aud productive; makes
fine pyramid OH the ounce; bears young; rpens
in Nov. aud may be kept till Dec.
0nondaga Scans Orange--- Quite large
changing from greenish to rich yellow when
ripe; nctingr high favored; sometimes slightly
Sstriugeni. very vigorous and productive; good
on he Quince; tpons in October and Nov
Ssckie--Small; when ripe rich yclowish
brown with lively russell red cheek; flesh but
terry, very juicy, melting, with peculiar rich
spicy flavor; the richest and highest favored
penr known growth stout but rather slow;
should have mnch cultivation; good OF pear or
ounce; rpens in Sept. and Oct
Sieucns GcntScc Large yeIowish with warm
russell check; buttery, fine flavor; grows vigor-
ously OnI highly productive on ounce; ripens
in Sept. to Oct.
81. Chislan Medium si1'; yellow, flesh but.
terry, Juicy and of zine 1avor upright aud beau.
tiful grower, and good bearer Oh peOr OF ounce
I ripe in Sept
Urbdniatc Large; rnle yellow; flesh butlery
very melting and rlchj moderate groweri ripe
Oct. TO Nov.
Van Mons Leon D: Clcrc Very large; vel
lowish green; magnificent pear; flesh fine grain
ed; buttery, melting, rich and lirmi growth
erect and liur; come early into bearing; ono o
tho best; succeeds ON quincej ripe IN October
aud November.
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February 3, 1859


fNo.141 AN ACT
10 provide for Plating aud Recording Fractions Of
Lane.
WHEREAS Sundry sections Of land in this state
have become divided into such small parcels aud
fractions TO render the description Of the Same on
the tax duplicate indefinite and doubtful therefore,
SEcT.oN1. BE IL enacted by the General assembly
Of The Stdtsof Oo, That in such cases the assessors
oroa property IN their several districts may and they
are hereby required when apprasiug any such sec
ton subdvded as aforesaid, TO the said Sec
ton such parts thereof may he necessary TO be
accurately plated and laid out into such subdivis
ions as the different titles to the land in the same may
require. and to number the saiG fraction sub di
visions fractions subdivisions of said section,
such parts thereof as may be sub divided and shall
deliver the said plat so numbered 10 the recorder Of
the county who shall accurately record the same and
from and after such record shall have been made the
number a given TO said ub.divsions or fractions,
shall be deemed In law sufficient description OF the
land plated numbered and recorded, for all pur
poses Of taxation and convcyanciDE.
Sue. a. That the recorder shall receive for ais
services under this act the fees as he IL allowed
for recording town plas to be paid out ofthc county
treasury the order of the auditor and allowance
Of tho commissioners.
SEC. This net to take effect nd he in force from
and after Its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the lIouse of Representatives
MARTIN WELkER
President of tho Senate.
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February 5, 1859.


mo 1G. AN ACT
To amend the second section o an act passed \ pri
IL, 1885, entitled, an act to amend au act entitled
'nn act providing Tor the election of coroners and
shcrlls, and fixing their term of Office" passed
March Sth, 1851.
SEcuoH |. BE IL enaceca by The General Assembiy
OfHc state Of OUo, That the cond section of an
net entitled an act providing for the election Of
and sherihs aud iNiny their term of office"
passed March Bth 1884 be so amended as TO read as
follows: Secton2. That the term OF Office of all sher
Ds and elected in the several counties in this
state, the second tuesday of October in the year
eighteen hundred aud ty.sNsha expire on the first
Monday ofJanuary In the year eighteen hundred and
fifty nint and tho term Of Office OF all shers and
ouCrs elected on the second Tuesday Of Octuberin
the ycnr eighteen hundred and ity-seve shall expire
the first Monday of January, in tho year eighteen
hundred and sixty, as soon thereafter their
pectiye successors are elected and qualified.
SEC 2. That the said original section two of said
act passed April 18th, 1885, bo and the is here
by repealed but the repeal thereof shall not impair
any liability incurred or act done under the same.
SECS 3. The net shall take effect upon its passage.
WILLIAM B WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
MABTIN WELKER,
President of the Sonate.
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'es do not despair !

H5>AN OLDINDIAN DocToR,
UNCAS BRANT. while Mis-
sionary among the Indians of
the Rocky Mountains, discover
u RARE PLANT, that proves to
be n certain cure for consump-
tion, bronchitis, asthma, liver
complaint. nervous affections,
coughs, colds, &c. Having now
made his fortune and retired
from business, he will send the
prescriptions and directions for
preparing the medicines free of
charge to all who desire it and
will send to his agent, enclosing
two stamps, &c cents to pay the
return letter, with a description
of their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cured more than
5000 cases of consumption
alone, and hopes all afflicted
people will avail themselves of
this opportunity, as the Doctor
wishes to do allthe good he can
before he dies. Address all let
ters TO DANIEL ADEE,
Box 1881 p. O. New York,
Who is his sole agent.
JulV I--lv
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Kisses In Market.

4" Tell me. dear husband" Kitty said.
Before you go, pray,
Now shall yet the meat aud bread
For our oon.menl TO day2'
"Buy them with smiles the husband cried
/" but that won't paw said she
4" Then take this kiss, hcf lord replied,
And to his shop went he.
The uoontide came and he came, 100,
Aud dinner was prepared
a tender steak was full in view,
"Quitc splendid he declared.
lie said he wished 10 have such meat
Three times DIV In future
But tell me. love, FOR this great treat,
What did you pay the butchorY'
"What did pay p paid the Hiss
Twas all you left. you know
"A-h.ll right" said ho, but after this,
Take MONEY when You co.
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February 3, 1859.
y ACT

[ No. 10 AN ACT
TO amend the l3Sth section of" act of the Juris
dicton and Procedure before Justices of the Peace
aud otthc duties Of COnstables in Civil Courts, -
passed March llth, 1858.
SECTION |. b. Il enacted by The General Asssm5ly
of tts State Of ohio, That section one hundred and
thi eight of the act aforesaid be amended AS to
read as follows: Section l3S The officer shall within
ten days after receiving the writ execute the same
by restoring the plaintiff the pos ession Of the prem
ics and shall levy and collect the costs and make
return as upon other executions. 1t the officer shall
receive notice from the justice that the proceedings
have been stayed by the filing OF petition in error
and undertaking. required by law in the Court ot
Common pleas he shall Immediately delay all further
proceedings upon the execution. and ii The premises
have been restored to the plaintiff he shall immcd
atcly place the dcieudent in possession thereof and
return the writ with his proceedings and costs taxed
thereon,
SEC. 2. That the original section number one hun
drcd aud thirty eight Ne and is hereby repeaIe and
this act shall be in force from aud AFTER its passage
WILLIAM Il. WOODS.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER
President OF the Seuate.
Ephr
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Diseases.
TIE HDwdrd association, in view of the awful de-
structon of human life, eau ed by Sexual diseases
and the deccptions pracced upon the nnforunatcvic
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon. as a CHARlT ABLE
ACT worthy of their name, to open DA spens ry for
the tire ofthiS class ufdisra4es in all their FORMS
and to give Medical 1jd Gratts, to all who apply BY
letter. with description of their condition. (rge,
cupation habits of life &c., and in of extreme
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Association in their \ nnual
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the success which has
attended the lahors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of SpermatOrihna Seminal Weakness, lmpo-
tcnoe, Gonnorrh1a Gect Syphilis, the vice of Oman
ism or Self Abuse, &c.. and order continuance OF
the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the ced especially to
the young andthe have resolved to devote
with renewed zeal to this very important but much
despiscd cause.
Anadmrabe Report on SpermatorrhUa, or Semi
nal Weakness. the Vice of Onausm, MasturbatiOn or
Self Abuse aud other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs,
by the Consulting Surgeon, will he sent by mail n a
sealed envelope) Free cf Chorge, the receipt Of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and treatment ofScNual Diseases diet
Nc, are constantly being published for gratuitous
distribution, aud will be sent to the afflicted. Some
of the remedies and methods oftrcatment discov-
cred during the past year, are of great value.
Address for report treatment DIR. George II. Cal
houn, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HARTWELI Prcs't
| Gro, FAIRCHIID, Secrsiurg,
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LAWS OF OHIO.
Published by authority.
AN ACT


lNoG.l AN ACT
Supplementary to an act to provide Tor the reorgan
i1uton. supervision und maintenance OF Common
Schools, passed March 18th, 1883
SECTION |. BE R enacted By the General Ass embiy
ofhe State Of OhiO, That the Board OF Education OF
any incorporated village in this state may unite with
the Board of Education of tho township In which
such village any part of it, he situated for the pur
pose of establishing central high school within
such township. The said board shall Jointly agree
upon an estimate of the probable cost thereof. and
thereupon call separate meetings OF the quaihsd Vo
tcrs OF their respective districts, in the manner now
provided by the twenty.hrst section OF the act to
which this is supplementary and said mcetings,when
40 convened, shalt III all respects be held ana con-
duced in accordance with the provisions ftho SEQ
ton aforesaid; Provided thn no such central or high
school shall be so established, unless minority of
the voters ut each OF said meetings, shall vote In ia
yor of the The further establishment OF such
central high school, aud the control ot the same
when established shall be ordered and regulated in
such manner shall he agreed upon aud directed by
said boards of education interested therein.
AEC. 2. This act shall take effect aud be in orcc
from aud af!crits passage.
WILLIAM h. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER
President ol the Senate.
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February ;, 1859.

GNol2 AN ACT
To crahlc associations Tor Gymnastc purposes to he.
come Bodies Corporate.
SEcroN |. BE od,tsR By The General isssm5'y
oCt St,te Of One, That from and attcr the passage
ot this act it shalt lawful for any uumbor of per
sons, not less than five associated together within
this state, for Gymnasuc purposes or other nurpus-
rs of physical training, aud cducation to elect at
amy meeting called tor that purpose, any number of
their members not less than three, TO direct
aud member to serve as secretary, who shall
hold their offices for such period may be provided
by rules az l-laWS as the association may adopt.
SNc. . That the secretary, appointed, shall
make n true record of the proceedings of the meet
ing provided for 10y ;he first section of this act ccrt
~ aud de liver the same to the recorder of the county
in which such meeting shall he held, together with
the name 10y which such association shall thereafter
GcSireO be know0 aud IL shalt be the duty of such
recorder, Immediately on the receipt Of such
certified statement to record the same in such book
Of records IS is u.cl tor recording similar ccrtiG
Gates relating 80 literary and other associations for
which service he may demand rnd receive the sum of
ten cents per hundred words aud from and after the
making OF such record, the said directors and their
associated members ad SUCCESSORS shall be invested
with the powers, privileges and immunitcs incident
10 aggregate corporations and certified transcript
OF the record herein authorized TO he made by tho
county recorder, shall be deemed and taken in all
courts and places whatsoever in this state as evidence
oithe cxistnVe of such association and corporation
SEC, ;. The directors who may be appointed up-
der the provisions of this act and their successors in
office, shallha pcrpetu succession by such name
may be designated, and by such name shall be le
! gally capable Of contracting and being contracted
with, of prosecuting and tending suits, aud of ac
qujrng holding, cujoying, diSpoNiug OF aud convey
ing such property, real ar personal, ms may he ac
quircd by purchase, douation or otherwise for the
purpose OF arriving out the Intention Of sash assoc
] alton,
! SrC A. That such associatior, when incorpor rated
may llsrt such officers, aud mUAS such rules TsEula,
tiou, ami l., lava ss they may deem necessary eN-
! pedisut for their own government and the manage
meut of their hscal aud other affairs TO eaeet theh
| objects
/ SEc, j. That IL said board Of directors shall hg
vacated either in whole In part either 10y death
resignation or otherwise, such board Of directors
may be reYived or such vacancy or scanciss filled il
the manner provided In the INST section of this act
Tor the r2iua organization or the said hoard II
| such mauuer "a may he provided Ia the bylaws o
the association, aud majority Of the directors Shal
| constitute quorum for the rausactisp OF business
$50. q. Tus act shah take Ell CT from aud ter ii'
! passage. WILLIAM B, WOODS,
| Speaker of the House of Representatives,
| MARTIN WELkER
| President of the Senate,
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EXAMINING COMMTTTEES.

EXAMINING COMMITTEES.
On BASEINe-R. Il. ROCKWELL, Teller of Wason,
Everitt Il Co.
OK MERcuANprziNG, JoBptNG & COMMISSIONED.
DWIGHT. EkLs Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
II, CLEVELAND, Book. Keeper for Geo. " orthing.
Sn& Co.
LAFAYETTE YoRCE, Book.Keeper for Edwards Id
dlngs.
On RMLnoADINa--H ". c. LUCE, Secretary and Treas.
urer OF Cleveland Toledo Il. Il. Co.
j. 7. StNrKGNs, Assistant Superintendent G. 1t I.
Il. II. Co.
II. D. WArrEHsoN, Clerk Freight Dept. C. IL T. r.
r. Co.
}. NJ. FERRIS, Clerk Ticket " "
J. +. ANEs, Conductor &. & I. Il. X. Co.
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the second Monday Of Feb. next after such election
Provided that nothing in the thisl act shall effect
the term of Office ofany Judge who may have been
shall hereafter bo elected to I'LL Il vacancy
SEC z. This act iall take effect on It's passage.
WILLIAM ". WOODS
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER
President Of the Senate.
Pehruary 4 lSJn.
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Thisis the only institutionin Northern Ohiohaving
real " Examining Committees" before whom each
student must pass eXamiu ifion and from whom If
competent, they will receive certificates.
Any student entering our College may rest assured
that no gentcmans name is used by us, but such as
are actively engaged, and no departments advertised
but such as are regularly instituted. Al though we
Eave no disposition to make comparisons unfavorablr
to auy one, especially Oursclves) unhesitatingly
offer Course ITO the public, equal if not SUI
periorto any similar institution in the country. and
ask the public to examine. Send for circular.
H0LLlSTER & FELTON,.
Clnrnlnnl Mnrch 4 1ShR--lh hnnE.
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February 5, 1859.


mo, 49, AN ACT
Prescribing the time when the official term Of the
judges uf the Courts OF Common Pleas shall begin.
SECroN l. Re- u sRa, tsd ~ the GtH'Tai Ass nbis
of the Sili, of Oho Thatth official term ofa judges
OF the Courts OF Common Pleas elected at the ec'
uou held on the cuud Tuesday ot October. in the
year eig hteu hundred and hiAeight, aud of such
Judges who may be hereafter elected, shall begin on
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-24

I all the leading branches Of manufacturing udus
Il try the great practical superiority of Singers
sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
NO tailor. shoe manufacturer clothio, seamstress,
dress-maker. saddler carriage trimmer, hat manufac
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One Thousand Dollars n Year
only fair average Of the actual profit from the use
OF each one of these Machines and, for confirmation
of this truth refer any of the thousands of
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To meet the growing demand for a smaller and more
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Singers New Family Sewing Machine.
Which is the most compact and beautiful Sewing Ma
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est style ofart, and all who it delighted with it,
tmlkes the improved neroc'ed stitchand 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 rnveling seam, like the
Grover u Baker: is il confined i'll its operation
to few thin fabrics liable get out ofoi der and
fitted to flax thread like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chimes but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines from
$l25 to 5000. Send for NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette,
beautiful pictorial paper devoted to Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices and all other in
formation on the subject. 1t will be forwarded gratis.
/. NJ. SINGER Il CO..
IjS b oadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore, St. Lonis,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted.
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son. Maumec
April 18TH 1913.
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January n, 1859.
A \ ACT
| No. ILL

| No IL. AN ACT
To amend section one Of an act cutited An oct to
regulate Enclosures aud to provide against Tres
passing Animals passed January II, lS+0.
SECTION l. BE il enacted by The General assembly
ofthe State of Ohio That whenever fence of what
soeycr mat, ais ronstruc ted and IN al respects such
good hushandman ought 10 keep, shall hereafter
he erected by any person ON the line of his land or
that on which he may have a lease for one or more
years aud the person owning the land adjonS there
a. or holding lease on the same FOR three or more
wears shall make ar cause to be made. or have mn in
closure on the opposite side OF such fence, that
such fence may answer the purpose OF enclosing his
hei meadow, lot any other inclosurc, such person
shall pay tie owner of such fence already erected
one half OF the value OF much thereof serves
partition fence, to bo adudged by the township
trustees the township in which such fence may he
situated; and the amount so adjudgod, il not paid
may he recovered in n civil action before any court
having competent jurisdiction, in the name Of and
for tho use ofthe owner ofsuch fence, with costs OF
suit Provided that nothing in this net contained shall
apply to tho uclusure OF lots in cities and villages.
SIC, =. That the lrst section of the act to which
this Is an amendment is hereby repealed But all
rights accrued and liabilities incurred heretofore
shall remain in force ii this act had not bocn pass
ed.
SEC. 3. This act to take effect from and after its
passage.
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
ppaN Aft thn Son nntn
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Road Notice.
Wood C0unty Common Pleas.

Gotrh Schreiber, prH ". Henry Powers.
ITENRN POWERS, defendant in this action Is
l hereby notified that on the ith day ctFebruary,
1859 the paint otlieb Schrcihcr filed in the conrt
Of common pleas within aud for the county of Wood
and State of Ohio, his petition against the said de-
tendaut which is now pending. the object and prayer
0t which j. 10 tpreci0sv mortgage executed to El-
iah j. Woodruff the 2dth day ot Janulry, 1886 by
the said uenry and 10y said Woodruff assigned
aud transferred to plaintiff and Peter b. Porter
and sail Porter has transferred his interest therein
to said plaintiff the wet part oflractlonal section
no thirtythree (S3l in township no, eight (ol north
Of range no. twelve (l2) east in the county of Wood
aud i'the State OF Ohio containing siNy-sN acres OF
land more or less; and being the same land conveyed
on the 26th day OF January, 1856 b. said Woodruff
said Powers % secure the payment 10y said Powers
of his three pyumisSory note, all dated January
26 1856, for S35OG7 each, and payable TO the
order of said Woodruff with annual interest as fol-
ONS; one payable one wear aner date, and one
payable in two years after date and the other able
ia three years after date The two last above
described remain unpaid aud have been assigned and
transferred by said Woodruff ami said Porter 10 the
plaintiff. who is the sole owner of the same.--
The plaintiff in his said peutiou asks Tor an order of
count for the sale ofthe above described martyaged
premises and for the payment ont OF the proceeds
thereof the amount cue ON said two notes, and the
costs OF suit aud costs and expenses of sale.
The said Henry Powers is hereby NOTICED that un-
lesshe answers said pstiou by the 9TH day OF april
1889 the therein will Dc taken as confessed
and Judgment entered accordingly.
Fe6, To- iOwC$I.O0. EDSON ALlENatty Prn
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Commercial College.
FACULTY

FACULTY.
W r. HoLtIsrRR, r. r. FELToS
Principals and Profs. of Book Kee ping and collat
eral branches.
WV. r. CooPRR, W. II. HoLL1sTER,
Professors Of Practical and Ornamen al Pc enman.
ship.
L, V. BRUCE, Esq, and Others Lecturers on Railroad
and Marine Law.
JARVIS NJ ADAMS ESQ.,, ID. w. BRooKs, ESQ,
Lecturers on Commercial Law.
Il. L. JONES ESQ, Lecturer on the principles and de.
tails of Banking.
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P n N c | LSIL

Gold Pencil Cases, Silver do India Rubber rropel
ling, fa6ey's Drawing Audersou's do. aud all Other
kinds called for, cheap. at p L. uOlTS
Feb. Il, lsS9-tiu. Maumve City
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February s, 1859.

AUpiroE's OFFICE, Perry shrg, Ohio,
February 20. 1850.
hereby certify that the toregoi laws are correct.
ly printed according o the copies certified to hy the
secretary of State and furnished to this office b, the
contractor for publishing the laws Of present session
IN newspapers. JAMES W. ROSS,
Auuitur ut Wood Co.