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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-18
GH- BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, NE

re- BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR
RICHMOND. FOB SALE AT AUcrIoN-The particular
attention OF the public s respectfully called 70 the
beautiful country aeat recently owned OF mr y
the plank road and canal to be sold at aue ion,
THURSDAY the 18th May, 1859, at o'clock. NJ
if fair if not the next fair day The tract contains
li4k acres, which will be sub divided ia smaller par
cells. to suit the views Of bidders To the mansion
house there will be attached 80 acres On this tract
there are ample buildings for the use of the place
The dwelling ia quite large; was built about ter
years ago; is of M odern construction ard arcbitec
ture; is Handsomely furni-hed INSIDE and out. witt
marble msntels, folding doors, neatly painted. Ia
pered, and surrounded on the fr.nt ana ends By
greenhouse in the rear. The yard is most taste
fully arranged, and besides large variety of flow
ers. shrubs, &c. is well shaded. II is believed thai
few places around Richmond combine more adyau
tages than this The coil, naturally is equal TO the
best red lands
TERMS liberal.
For further particulars, zee advertisement in the
Wing; Enquirer and nRHisspateh. ppxpsoN .,..,
~MANTILLAs AND EHAwLs
PERKINS d co.
CHANTILLA and -
'HAoN 0'D-A SILK and LACE MANTILLAs
BEREGE sHAWLS and DUSTERS
PERKINS 4 co,
myI6-lw No l4i Eagle Square.
~MANrLE DEPOT.
So MAIN STREET.
CHILDREN'S
r FZEKIEHS
my i6 Cloak and Mantle Depot, CO Main ST.
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ILLUMINATION. hast been suooest.d

-
by SEVERAL ladies' as an appropriate end to the en-.
tertsinment OF the Knights Templar Of Provi.
dencs and Boston, TO get up an illumination,
maAng u % general on Main, Franklin, Grace and
Broad streets, as the short notice will admit Of
The hotels and public buildings can readily be 1T
up, ana many storekespers aud private families
would willingly undertake the trouble. such an
occasion. We understand that Mechanics' Iusti-
aute Hall will be brilliantly Illuminated to- night.
ions Tar, the Richmond CommaDdery have sue.
ceeded WE'LL In entertaining their fueets- ana now
our private citizens should do something towards
giving them an appropriate farewell.
Muslc.-If to- morrow night should prove
to be apeasant one, al interesting musical euters
.alnment might DO given co me t.p,rol squa.e,by
no special engagements for that evening, that we
are aware Of the leisure hours could be prof ,aby
spent by tho Richmond Commsndery and their
guests at the base Of the statue of him who was
patriarch in Masonry, ~ we'll a. the Father Of his
Country.
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xroHEAp CARDPRINTINa.-The DISP ATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO VI
HJJGGLEs' FAST GARD PRINTING PRESSES. 10
prepared to furnish thisdescription ofwork cheaper.
and with greater rapidity, than any other estaosh
ment in this city. The largest STOCK OF oAnDo ~
the CITY can be found at this office.
IN DEAD SHOT PoR BED BuGs.-This to not one OF
the Mineral Washes heretofore used to destroy beo
Rugs but something as much better AZ the raiiroao
car than the old stage wagon. Being veRetapie
extract. 1t does not evaporate rapidly ana WASTE
INIT retains its destructive qualities for long tlme
presentinr bed Of instant death to those noxious
tormeptors OF our nightly rest. Sold by all the
Drug rats. sp 2o-W&s4ws
~ WATKINS TICKLEN.
MORE NEW GOODS.
OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT sToCh
of fine Fancy ard hyperion Staple DRY GOODS. ID
bring regularly replenished BY all the newest ana
haudsomest goods brought into the country.
Rich CoLoRED AND BLACK DOUBLE
JuPE AND VoLANT SIX ROBES. very cheap.
Dress Silks Robe and plain dress Bareges, Poplins
and Poplinetts.
sprinp Dress Goods, Men and Boys wear.
Elegant Lacea aud Embroideries
EIw STYLE MANrILLAs, sHAwLs
&C.. A PINE Stock.
House Furnishing Goods.
LINENS AND sH1RTINGs.
OsNABUGs, Plaid and Colored.
Every article pertaining to the
DRY GOvD BUSINESS.
NEW AND VERY Low.
WATKINS / FICKLEN.
mvs-ts 159. MAIN STREET.
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Axkcufios.-Jsmss II. johnson vss hu,v :,
nsppa0annock county, Va ION Friday the l3rh in.t
- ne murder By poison Of bis vile. He MADE
a.. s %sss. lie struggled violently, Tor soms
spgea she nooss nadsr bic ehia before the snsr n
coese ~ y the scadold and sprins ID from rn6sr
-. xnsss wsseihsss thouasud psssous prss "a 4.
s@eog WON wsrs one o. two hundred isnsles.
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1 ARMORY L BLUES,l
May II. 1889.
n THE Company will assemble at their
y Armory on THURSDAY. 29th inst at u o'eik,
NJ in Citizens Dress, to receive De Molay ct johns
and Richmond Conmandery OF Knights Tempiar;
Honorary and Contributing members are CORFU
ally invited + participate with US
Ry order of VIM Maule Lieut. Comd'g.
myI7-2t ATJMPKINS, LIST SerRt.
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COMPANY NO. 4, 179TH RE6l-
@MENT VA MILITIA-aTrENTION.
M to Regamsntsl orders all persons liable 70 MN.
the north BY the corporation line, on the east by
10th street the south by james river and on the
west by nth street, are hereby notified to Muster
In front vi Seabrook's Warehouse. on THURSDAY
next 10Th instant at 10 o'clock. NJ. punctaatty.-
Absentees will be fined to the tt trtent Of the law
GEO RICHARDS, Capt.
LIST Lieut..
4 1pd lent nv tS-ZC
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ARRAYGkMENrs PoR TO-DAY. The
Richmond Commandery are to meet At their Asy-
| lum shis morning, to escort De Molay and St.
Johns Encampments to the Richmond and Fred
ericksburg Railroad Depot, where all will embark
to pay visit to Ashland, by Invitation OF the joe
key Club OF that place. At Ashland they will be
bountifully Toasted on the best of the land, and
will have an opportunity of seeing the ''Slasbss''
where Henry Clay was born, and where many Of
them have doubtless often wished 10 tread That
afternoon they will return to the city, and after
short breathing spell, will be taken In charge by
the Richmond Commandery aud escorted to Me-
chanics' Hail. where they have been invited, to see
sanderson's great Panorama of the Russian war
ASHLAND will be the grand centre of
attraction to day, and all who can do 30, will be
there to see the Knights Templar, az we'll a. to
witness the two races advertised to take place. If
the weather will permit, We know that scores Of
ladies will grace the stands BY their presence, and
add attraction to the scene by their smiles. The
Ashland Jockey Club have &C ted wisely in prepar.
sg suitable apartments for lady visitors, and " i'll
continue to gain strength by their approving aid.
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Island:
Atrus. in Providencs will never dssppoint
stranger.
He made the following speech:
sur knight w 9 BARKER responded thus:
We who come rom the land of Roger Williams,
may be said TO trust emphaticaily IL Proyidencs,
the capital OF Rhode Istand fot when that iudivf~
dual was driven out of Msseach ust for opinions
sake, by those who had been driven from England
for the cause be padded his canoe across the
seekonk river, and his approach to the land op-
posife, he was ssuted by the Indians with the
comforting words of"What cheer aud continuing
poiu' lie iasdsd and 10 searching he found 1t las,
asprpg OF the purest sparkling water and In token
gratitude for the event, he named the place Prov
dence, add In that name he trusted and was not
disappointed. Hence the name Providence.
Aud though his territory was narrow, and the
people 10 II but few, yet that Providence In whom
he trusted has blessed II literally.
II 10 now the second city 10 New England; its
which II 10 most distps uished, show active hands
and energetic and busy brains. But In the mids,
OF these engrosstog cares IL does not forget tho
higher aud more sacred mark Of its early history.
ard the name Of lie founder and the first saint.
ton OF the Red Man 10 him on his l.na;,. -
sacred words With NJ. sss
With these rscoliections tbropeiny ,.o,
VIII tnsse sntecedents to form our cbsrsct.r Il.
Should % recreant to ourselves and opy H. 80. =
Ne ola not, with . whole hearted iihsrs,;s. ~. =
eotoc toe stranger among u.s. and esnsct.iI. 4 ,Sia
MN worthy brother, If We aid NOT A.. htrs
cioaeiy 70 cur very hearts " wv VIZ" "'W
h may De lew, our territory small, bat opr
ss.sss .ss large and blood Is warn, and .Iscsioos
remsmh Ssa, ana while thank yoa for Jour kind
~ OF US 10 the toast you have given,
trust you will never have occasion 10 dsubi
Isisud. " 1'ossos0cs ~ Anoos
10 hssonle history. cir, We hsvs sst,l . eisarss
sasss u. hsvs bad those With %, Whose
a sn We % noe forsss. psrsiesissiy. . hsss
Mssa.se II. ~. !. n@lsh webb, 70 rig and ssssr ouu
for msay wears our fsrs.S lSsr 49, - -
hasnder, Re-, sud mauy IN - os.a 49,
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i .AWN6, Received : lArgs lot hand
sone Lawns. which Ne onsr q ~ ets per
-" JOoHNsoA HA.wOOD.
ny u No n Main otreet.
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IThs spacious Pavilion. erected on an entirely
new plan, will accommodate
Near 5000 Persons!
So that each visitor can have fair view of the
sTA9B AND RING PERFORMANCE.
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RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, Eo2

n. The members Of the GENERAL COMMITTEE OF
arran pemsnts will wear their BADGES till THURSDAY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07
is AN S A S
Bv Imp. Sovereign, out OF Laura r Iar, Leria,han

Bv Imp. Sovereign, OUT OF Laura h' II, Leviathan,
ILL Be XEIF AT ST. CLAIRS-
WILLIE Belmont county. Ohio tor puh.
nc Service $50 tn. Sesso ter either 'Iors.s Sc
VI =. rayanic IN ASA OF approved Note at the time
$50 To Iusnr,. payatiehy conditional uOse at The
time Of Sefy ice. ....
Th- sprins and Fail Seasons commenced on the
ii, Fehruar,, and will continue until the 3,st o
Dee. iS59, aud any mare not pravilI with FoaI du
ring the regular Spriug season, may he returned
FREE until the cl0se OF the year. by the regular al
tendance Of aud kind treatment to the Mdre(Barr
macs eacepIcd) Insurance forfeited by irregular
tendance" ar parting with The Mare before her
condition is known.
Mares lei; charge will have the hest care
taken uf thcn et reasonable rates. in nry way de
sired Ly 'hriT ,er Ut OscHerS riSi gidBe.
I tesr lul ~, nav" rru..'D n D.. fu-c. and ui
the fiC;;eSi Mud. dl y aHfasHfica ea-have dIs,u
cI .ich lnpnt t-civs "a tHc iuTl. where they have
sue e. iuly tuutcnd-d wItn tc hest llur their
day aud have thus owed their speed, bottom and
suuudHess u; constitution
own County Fairs. wnerevcr exhhIted, they have
teen AVA! drd tiTst rremIums over rvrty other
comnrrit r. "a may he seen hy the ,'unlic recn Is
turiIrates al whIrh are IN eur puSstSs un. when
,hee. facts cons idrred III C"nnectinn with their
aue siz. color, iorni style, courage action, tcI-
prt aud pro at which their seIvice> ntf,r,d
we think that they will he found veil wGIIhy H. Q
prc terence aud patronage of those who wish m /
prove their stock.
and To prevent disappointment those who havo
made up their M nds pstronize had hetter seCur,
Their chance by selecting the horse and sgni the
suhscriuton paper as soon a. they ,an.
circulars of iull pedigree aud Other particulars
viii he furnished application io the undersigned
a JOSEPH woUDRoPFE
NJNo. ALEXANDER.
81. Clairsville. o.. Feb. si'h. ie'?
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LDl Y s = Is II s ]

i S SHOWN b! the statements of the
~ Board OF Health OF New York, Caused Tire
death 16 persons out oi Gil deaths IN one we-k
and Isl deaths by consumption, induced by Dts
pepsia. As IL rs well aitested fact that DyS, ia
the srigin nf The suiferIngs of a large portion uI
those who die of consump tiOn. it becomes the duty
Of eve one 10 use such precautions against and
remedy, for Dyspepsia Is scIente aGd experience
have placed before them, and have rrJvra 40 re
ell CaC Inus: of this character IS "UR. HiIiI Ms
ANTEBNSPErTIC ELtXiR." IN confederation Of
which read the iOiiowIng testimonials:
Testimony of Mr. Edv ard II RowlGy. Of the firm
o. R0wley, Ashhurner & Go II, North WhaTveS
in proof n: the efficacy OF Iliaas' Anti Dysrep-
tic Elixir:
PHIL.DELFnIA, October 20, tSi9.
DIR. James FiHiems:
Dear SiT-I take pleasure in recommending y0uT
Anti ryspeptIC Elk Ir, for the of DysprpsIa-
lave taken it myself for the disease, ana have
been entirely cured. Yours, respectfully.
EDWARD n. RON LEY
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LAWS OF OHIO.
Published by Authority.
AN ACT

a -'-'
S,uuIeu,entary to an "An &c: 10 provide fyT iae
rrrciian and regulari.n o! Incorporated Com
,9Iies IN the State OF Ohio" passed May ]. ls32.
src,,ou Be il enacted by the General Assem-
LIN al ihe State Of Ohio, That il shall be cOm,ie-
tn; Er incorp rated corp9nies heretofore organic
ed and that may BE- hereafter organized under zoe
r,e.isions OF the ''aet provide Tor The creation
and req 'roa OF Iuccrporl ted companies II ie
: Al. 0. Ohio, " and the anendaiory ana supple
u.eitary Hc,s ~ appoint and fix the day on "licii
If unriai meetings ul such companies, respective
Iy. shall br held. aud which the business no"
s,itisa i2-d t,y law Tie bylaws OF the company
:,.s- Js uaasasii d.
Sc2 When a day other than tic tifst Mon-
cay in jlusury shall be appointed ami liked upon
t.r EUiGiug the annual meeting oi any cpnpaBy
=; til- line of the Organization thereof, the same
.haii b. stated on the certificate of nrganz ION
and when any orasn;zsd compa ny snail eject 10
Change tie day of holding the annual meeting
thereof. the same may be dbue by vote OF the
,.,..ckhoidris, at any annual meeting OF tie con
,,.px. and shall forthwith be certified in whiting
,iecrib.c BY iila presiding oincer, and secretary
OF clra of lhe company AMI the cer;itle there
%, - made snail vi hin tuirty DAYS thereafter, Di
ei, ia the yropr Office. required by law IN casei
at orilinal cerIif :ates OF organic itpn.
SC g. This ac. shall take effect on Iis passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
SPEAKER OF The House OF Representatives,
p. saF MARTIN WELkER,
sr. President OF the Senate.
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March 4, 1859.
AN ACT

No. so. AN ACT
10 amend section one hundred and sixty five OF
sii act entitled An Act of the Jurisdiction and
Procedure before justices OF the Peace, ara OF
the Duties OF Consiab!es IN Civil ConTls, pass
ed Ma cha, 1858.
Ss. Be il ena:ied By the General Assembly
o the Stale OF Ohio, That section one iu nlred and
sixty-ve of the a:t to lch this is an aneIh hent
BE- and The sainei l. hereby amended so as to iead
as follows: Sec l6J. II shall be lawful tE anv
iustice of the psnc. OF any township OF this eti
10 ISSUE execu ions cn any judgments on Inc ucch-
Ell O, any Justice OF his townshlp. who may De I'M
abls to issue said executions IN consequence oi
$ ckness absence, or any other catae- 1 ne exc
cution must be directed tot constable oi he coui-
-ty and subscribed by the justice by WHOM Inc
i1cainent was rendered, or 10y HE successor IN oi-
Lee or by the justice III whose hands the doche I"
rny Justice OF tue township has Deeii piactu IN c"h
SEQUENCE Of the Justice who may have reniiorol
:utrr,t nj being un able issue IN consequences o
lichness absence. or a other cause; ana mus
bear date the day its de livery 10 the oincrr Ia
be executed linus: inleliigibly refer 10 the lu;g
lnenl BY stating the nanlcsu u the parties ana TIE
name of the Justice bsfure whom, and OF The cori'
tv and township where, and the time whcn. II W as
rendered. ;he amount OF the Judgment. AMI II less
t.un the whole Is due, the true amount ther .oh as
follows: ist III itbe case where the defehdah
cannot Ee arlesed must direct the otilcer TO col
hci the amount OF the ludgm5 nj out OF tne per
soI.i properly of the debtor, and pay the same 't
the party entitled thereto. ID. II 1t be q case
nlSTe any OF the JuuklIlplit ueplois dt eci
,ha docket as SURETY it shall command tha! thf
money be made OF the personal property, OF The
principal debtor and for want thereof, oil the per
.oluIDrop,rty OF the surety. In such cases tho
personal Property OF th- pTincip1!. subject to cxt
,ution within the jurisdiction. snail I've tXianstet
b., ORE, any OF the property OF the bail shall b'
taken in execution. Sd, II II be case where me
d, Iesdant may be arrested, in addition To the lore
,rjnr il must direct the officer, If sufn,lent pro
, nv OF the defendant subject TO tie execution
cannot be- found TO satisfy the Judgment, that IL
urtest The debtor and commit aim 20 the lali oi t
county, until he pay the Judgment or be dlscharS
C. according Ia law unless the execution lie &C
cotnpanied by an order of arrest, as provided u
sections tvyenty-six and twenty seven. iIh !
rnust in all cases direct the officer 10 make return
i ,,f m. oxrc,lon and certificate thereon, show
ing ,a- manner IN which has executed tie same
in thirty days from the time OF his receipt 'hcrc"
Src @ That SECTION one hundred and sixty
five. be. and l. hereby repea'ed.
Sc. B. This act {, Se in force from ami ate
WILLIAM 3. WOODS,
Sneaker Of TIE House ot Representatives,
MARTIN WELkER,
President OF the Senate.
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Communicated To John 3. PsnTose. Esq from Mr
Franklin E. Keus,rgIOn:
II is with great gral 1iinu tAa, testify to Tho
efficacy OF IVY IIIiams' AhII-ny spFptio Elixir
which you 81 strongly recommended 10 mo aud !oI
which hrsTu. thank yoJ, 1t has completely rr.
stored my heal h, which cheeriuIiy publicly az.
knowledge. with the hope that others may be son l.
larry benehtIed. Truly yours.
FRANKLIN EYRE.
KensiBg;0R, Sept. ~. i359
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Ma. 10. AN ACT
furll er 10 provide far the Care and Distribution OF
~ - ;he Public Arms


the Public Arms.
% Sc l. Be- il enacted by the General Assembly
OF the State oil Ohio, That from and after the pass
rae of lis act the public OF the State sbsii
be assued by the z uarter Master General 10 regn-
!arIy organized and informed companies ohiy;
tut shal not be delivered, until bond with suiii-
cient sufeiies for the proper and preservation
rhsreo!, be deposited in his Office; which h9nos
shall be in s1ch form and coltaiI such contii Jns
as may b. prescribed by the Governor
SEC 2 That il snail be the duty OF the S1dT!
er.Naster General and he is hereby authorized.
10 reanirs of companies now in possession OF pe5-
H.: arms, to deposit with him bonds Tor the care
and preservation OF such arms, agreeable 10 The
provisions of the first secIioa OF this act; nn m
case OF neglect TO give the bonds Aforesaid WITHIN
six months after beng notified to do So the Quar-
cr.M asier g neral shall cause such arms TO be re-
turned to the State aTsana or transferred 10 o;ier
companies.
5 c. g. That the public arms not in the pnS-
ses-i,,n of any organizad and uniformed company
Snail be sub ject 10 the ordel and control uf 'ie
Quarter Master General fortransfer TO companies
az return TO the State arsenal; and Majors Geaer-
Al and Brigadiers ieneral shall have liAe auihoi.
" within their respective comm lnds; but In ali
cases of transfer, bond ha II he given and deporit-
el as required BY the preceding sections oi this ac!
Sec f. That The Governor shall have authority
40 prescribe rules and regulations for the issue,
preservrti aud transfer OF the pub.ie arms, and
such rules and regulations, not ircOnslstept WITH
the laws OF the STATE, shall be obligatory upon all
military officers and organizations III the State
end all others having possession or custody OF Inc
pat lie arms.
= Sec s. The report of the Quarter Master Cen
eral stall be made to the AdjuiaIt General, and
the Substance thereof inclutei i'll the annual re-
t,o:t of The Adjuranl General 10 the Governor.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives,,
MARTIN WELkER,
President Of the Senate.
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AUDITORS OFFICE,
ST. GAINESVILLE, April.6, 1858

st. OLAlksYEIE' ttPlII'V' 100
certify The foregoing Laws 10 be correctly
coped from COPIES furnished me from the Secretary
Of STATE C L. P0ORMAN,
Auditor of Belmont county. |
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AN ACT

No. IS. AN ACT
10 exemp, from Sale and Execution cert'm Pro-
perty therein named.
Sec l. Be IL enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State of Ohio That all fire engines, hnre,
hose carriages hooks. ladders, and ilre buckets.
tope,hrr with any vehicle, machinery OF any kind,
used or kept 10 be used by any Incorporated city,
village or fire company, TOR the purpose o extIh-
gushing fire, be and the same is hereby exempt
from execution and sale to satisfy any Judgment.
decree or debt arising from contract or otherwise:
pruyiled that if incOlpor ltrd city, village, or
ire Company that is the proper owner OF any ouch
rroIcrty above specified. do Voluntarily create n
lien thereon by bill of sale or mortgage, sucA lien
shall be va id in law, and fnOt effected by any OF
the provisions oi this act provided; however, that
ihe provisions Of this act shall not apply to, IN
any way affect the remedy upon any contract now
existing, or judgment rendered upon any contract
in any court OF this State
Sec. . This act shall, be in From and nItr T
lit passage. ,,,,,n.,
-, Speaker OF the House 81 Representatives,.
MARTIN WELkER.
President Of the SIndte.
March 4, lsss.
SEcRrrARy OF STATES OFFIcr. !
CoLUMBus, March 2. 1859.
thereby certify tina, the foregoing acts nEe true
scpies Of tho original ro!.s on file in this Office
=. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of St.te.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07
OCTOBER 10. 1854.
Dr. -knmcS uiIIinrrs.

Dr.. James UiUidrs:
Dear Sif-iiavin ins suffered Tor a long time from
Dyspepsia severely that 1 wa completely NJ os
tTated, aud having itIed very . for IeeI with
UuI success, was advised 10 : vaur. Aut,-D,s
peptic Eiixn." IL HhoJds me much pleasure Ia IA,
form YOU ih'. rm en- iIrvIy Cniri by IT. use aud
cordially recommend II ~ ali persons suffering
under Dyspepsia. Very respectfully, &C.
GEnkGH WtruURUFF
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liarch 1, 1859.
AN ACT
No 3

INO Al. AN ASA
An re, 10 amend section fifty four ot the act emu,
lied AN act to provide for the organization o'
cities and Incorporated Viilages," passed Mag
!, 1852.
Sec !. B. il enacted by The General Assembly
o ,he State OF Ohio Thai section tty lour ri The
act entitled Ian act 10 provide for the "rsanIZl-
zion OF cities an1 incorporated villages" passed
May 81, 1852. ,Ie 50 amended read as fniows:
SC 81. /, shall be lawful for any council oi any
incorporated village city, provide Tor the i'm
mediate arrest upon view, and wiih1gt' warrant.
hy tie proper officer, OF any person found yola'in.
anv orr ilance made 10 preserve the peace. quiet
good order oi such corporation. or any ordinance
providing for the safety health, comfort, Tor the
protection Uf the property OF the citizens of such
corocrutiOu. And any person so arrested shall he
tnken foI Ihwith before tie Major. or some 1Hs'ce
OF the Peace of the county, for trial. The coungl
may also provide that when any TN: is imposed lor
;he vio nion OF anv ordinance, the offender may
be tomurted until the fin and costs ot prosecu-
ton all be paid or until there sha be discharge
ty due course of law
Sec. . That the said original section fifty four
be and the same is her by repea led and that this
re; take eiIec, from and after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
S;icaker OF the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELhER,
President of the Senate.