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LAWS on OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
rNo. s4l AN ACT

Regulating the Office Of County Survey or.
SecTIoS 1. Be it eaacfed by the General rs
senibiy IF The Stae ef Ohio fnat the offic a
term of County surveyors shall commence on
the first Maniav of January succeeding tbelr
election, an continue for the tenn OF three
years. anl until their successors are elected
and qualified.
SEC. 3 This act shi;l take. effect and be in
force from ani after its p,-sage.
Ed. A. pARROfi', pro tem.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,.
JAMES MONROE. pro tenn.
A Pfesiient vi The Senate.
Passed March q, 1851.
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where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bned from tie most active remetliaiS that lave
been discovered for the expurgatiom of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of The
evstem from its destructive consequences.
Hence it SHOULD he employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula. but also tho,e other afec-
tions which arise from il, such EnrPrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES ST. AxTUoNy's FIRE,
EoSr. or ERysirELAs, PINri.Es, PrsrrIEs,
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for sciOfula i>ad generation of The hood / he
particular purpose and virtue OF. this Si'sara-
rila is TO purify and regcncrntc thiS vital fuid.
Will out which sound health Is Impossible =,
contaminated constitutions.
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W "Mr. Speaker" said member
Of the Legislature. discussing bill for
he regulation of the timber trade. :.
know the; e inber merchants to be most
egregious rascnls-l was iu the timber
trade myself twelve years"
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Scroftl1a. or Kings Evil.

is a constitutional disease, corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vit,atsd.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease ON any part of it. No organ * free
from its attacks, nor is there ono which it may
hot destroy. The scrofiilous taint is variou ly
caused by mercurial disease, low LIVING, dis
ordered unhealthy food, impure AR, I'll h
and filthy HABITS, the depressing vices. and,
above all. by the venereal infection. What
ever be its oligl, it is hereditary iii the corr
stitution, descending "flom parents ochildren
unto the third and fourth generatlon; indeed.
it seems to be the rod of Him WHO says, Il
will visit the iniquities of the fathegs upon
their children.
Its effects commence by depo i.ion from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, IN
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubereles; i'll the glands, swelnnsS; and on
the surface, eruptons sores. This foul cor
ruption, which Icndcrs III the blood. dcpres ses
tie energies of life, o that scrocu!o,.s constiu-
tons not only suffer from seroeulous cont
plants, but tlicy have far less bower 10 with
stand the attacks of ether diseases; co.'s e.
luently vat numbers peri IA by disorders
which, although not scrofulous i'll their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint III the
system. Most of TIE consumption Which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
III thiS scrofulous contamination; and many
dcstructiv, diseases of the liver, Kidneys, brain
and, indeed, of nli the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter oful our people are serofmlous; !;
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system VIC must rcnovate
tle blood by an Alternative medicine, ;ird in
vigorate it by healthy food aud exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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.uch oaths as are necessary in the discharg-
II their Official duties
SEC. Z This act to be in force from and at
ter its passage.
ED. A. PARR0TT, pro. tenn.
Speaker of tho House of Representatives.
JANIS MONROE,
President pre- ten. OF the Senate.
Passed Ma;eh p, ls6l.
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BKvER, Mass Dec. II, 1860.
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PiHs, which | sent her.
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AN ACT

fNo. 351 AN ACT
Further to regulate and prescribe the duties.
Of Township Assessors and County Audi
tors.
SECTION l. Be esacie BY the General rs
seDlbiy Of the Siate IT Ohio. That tue asses
sor OF each town hlp, Town ward, shall, al
the time nf iakipg list of chattei property
for taxation, in each year, take AN enumera-
tion of all deaf and dumb, bini. insane. 90.
idiotic prrsons whose n >nai place OF resi,ien ce
shall te III any family, jai, or inliruary in lI-
township, town or wari on the day preceding
the second Men,iay of Apnl together with
their names in full, ih-ir as- and the durabi-
ity of their niui-uess, u inness, i'll anity OF
iiiotcy, aud >haii make out Il list of said-deaf
and dumb, blind, insaur and Idloiic persons.
and the names Of their pasenis guardians,
aud post Office ad. designating ti1osa ul
each class, AMI re uin The same to the An lit r
OF his county on or b.f re the ,hlrd Monday
of May III the same year.
SIC. 2. That il sliall be the duty of the
Auditor of each county to tuin sh each Asses
sor of a township, town or w:tri. III his coun-
ty. such baLks rs may l,- nrc- s,ry tor the
aforesaid enumeration, aid, as 5 ol as posi-
BILE after the aforesaid statements are returned
TO him, shall nIrke cut aud forward to th.
Au.iltor Of sta list of all tue deaf Ind dumb
bind, insaue and idiotic persops with tue
names and ad,lr SIS OF lLeir pa.-n.s OF guar
dians, in said county.
SEC 5. That any Auditor of IA county, OF
any asse sor OF atowiiship, Il town ward, who
shall neglect r-fu-e 20 pc. III any of til.
duties required of him by this act shall for
felt aud pay for every such ofen>u a sum mol
exceeding one hundred dollars Lich fines oi
penalties imposed b. thi, section may be 10
covered by act on in the name and for the use
oil the county.
SEC. 1. rlis act shal take effect and be in
force from its passage
I'D. A. PARRoTf,- pro. tenn.
Speaker OF the Houre of Representatives..
JAMES MUNRoH
President pro. teul. Of the Senate.
Passed MncL ~, 1861.
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Passed March I. 1851.

mo. 81 AN ACT
Il gu aJiog the presentalin of claim
against The Sta'e.
SECTION l. Be IL enocted By the Gen
erat Assenabiy Of the State Of Ohio, TIA,
uuon any ciaim being presented agaias'
the State, for work and labor performed
or materials furnished. when no specs hr
pr vision hns teen made by law or con,
rac', tixltg the vulue tEereof, before pay
meat. ,he ariy to whom snch Il in may
br due, or his age,ii, shall prod, ce sat
fac orv vouchers in support here {, a
verify the same bS affidavit. showing that
such rlam is ~ due. that no payments
have been made thereon. ihat here are no
olf-eis against the SAM, aud that the s, m
or suns claimed are no more than he ac.
ia valne OF the labor peIfornei or ma
{. riais in nisned
SEC 2. This act shall take eff ct and
ne In toIce from aud after its passage.
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed March 60, ls6l.
l
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II their Official duties
SEC. Z. This act to be in force from and af
ter its passage.
ED. A. PARROTT, pro. TEN.
Speaker of tho House of Representatives,.
JANIS MONROE,
President pre- TEN. OF the Senate.
Passed Maseh p, la6l.
IN. 40 AN ACT
To amend sections 50 aud 35 of an ac'
entitled can act for opening and regu.
h,iug road. and highways" passed
January 81, 1853
SECTION Be 1t enacted By the Gen
eral Assembly eftis State Of Ohio. Tn t
section 50 of the above recited act be so
ame nded as 10 read as follows:
SEC 3. Taat The viewers shall make
reportln writing 10 the trustees, settns
for, b their opinions in full for or against
re eetsb.shm n Of sach road, together
si n the statement of the damages, if any
assessed 10 each person through whosr
aud the road is proposed to be establish
ID, which report, toge' her with return OF
n survey aad plat of said road sh all be
deposited with the township clerk, who
stall noiifs The trustees hereof, where OF
tie trustees shan, at their next meeting
cause said report to be read, and if the
same he IN favor OF establishing said road
aed che trustees deam 1t reasonable md
just. hey being 'ai'shed hat she dainage'.
II any, have been claimed and assessed
have 9een paid or secured 10 be paid by
the township sha'i enter sa'u report on
record Ahd 'he trustees snail issu'
heir oraer 10 the peaaioher or petitioners.
br any of me, 10 open said road thirty
ieet vide, ahd from thenceiorth the roan
shall DE co"shiefeo "a tfiVu'e Or 'o~uSap
road snhJ CT To "e KEEP. ope" anu III re
pair at 'Re exp nse 'i ulN apphcahto or
app''ctn's Ter he sam Provided, how
ever that any township roah 0h'eh com
Dences 10 sa'e, 'urn 'he OF couh'y 'oau'
aad passes on aud interStris ano'her sts'e'
turnpike. county or township roao. shat'
be OPENED ana he Kept iu repair oy 'ht
supervisor IN whose uisFfict any such
township ROAD may De S'hhteo III ~h''is
of IL pait. 1ho IL shai ne 'he uuCS oi the
supfrvisor to cn'ise SO miich TABOR 10 h'
i,eF'urhhu "y those pe'so"s ishA "ith"
: district Hae'e 10 perform oa 'ue puo'lc
nifh"aNs 70 "e aPt''eu 10 ope"'"s o.
epuR such ,o"">''p '"hu ~ repair as
Ne may deem feaso"ao o'i; anu 'ne e"s''
ot tue Vitw nho eHrVry ei suca roao sha'
he palu oht OF th' to"hship treasury
null Tue viewers si'aii report 'hat me
prayer OF Tue fehtiohef or Pet''iohefs u
nnfeasonaoie, a'ih eueh' not 10 ne grah''
ed, no far1her pf"ceeuihEs shaa oe nae
hereou ny salu ''"S1eeN' hi'u aii eoS's &c
cfu'Rg a.'ovr Tue PROVISIONS u ''''S sec
,ion sha'i DE faiu ny person or perso"'
making anpication l'f sncn roaa' e&cep'
as Therein before pro'iueu
SEC mat sc ION 90 OF the aooSt
rtcited "ct oe SO auehded US 10 reau Us
fol WE:
SEC 90 mat whenever any town
sup fcaa shail become useless any one
more % M MS 81 'te '""h up 'h'
AFTER g'v'hS he same hosice feqartd u
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Passed March %. 1851.
mo. a21 An. ACT

rNo. 80 AN ACT
Regulating the duties of surviving partners.
SEcriox l. Be IL enacted by the General is
senl6fy Of the sNdtesof Ohio. That when asy
persoli ip the State. OF ohio shall die, who at
the time OF his death was a nelpbrr of amy
partnership in the state of Ohio, it sh Ill b-
the duty of the surviving partner or partners,
within Thirty days from the death OF suoh de-
ceased partner to make application to the pro
bate jti,ige of the euunty in which said part
nership shall have EXISTED. aud upon irst Civ
ing notice to the administrator or executor OF
such deceased partner of such application for
the ,arpointinrnt of thee appraisers. whose
duty II shall be to make out under oath, full
aud coin pl.ts inventory aud apprai. etnent OF
the entire assets and liabilities of such part
nership, and forthwith d-iverth- same TO the
said probate judge, to be by him fled, but not
recorded in his office.
$50. 2. That if tn. sail surviving partner
or partners, sh. Il II. gi.cf r-tu~- TO have an
inventory AMI app,ai,eiDent made of he part
n.rship assets aua liabilities. provided for
IN .th- first section uf this at It shall be the
duty of the a imiuistrator or xrc toi OF such
de.eass d -partner, 10 have saii ilyenory aud
app, ai>sinent made, IN accodshc- with the
provisions OF the ii ,st of his art.
SEC. 3. That it shall he lslwirl for the su r
viving partner or partners. with he cons. III
oil the au utliiil ator or e. ecuCor IN the al'
proval of the obat- court 10y wli.i such adj
miIiistra;or executor NAV have been APP
pointed or qualified. to take the assets OF suell
partnership at the app aised value thereof.
first deducting th-r-from the debts and iabi
tiles of such partnership, and upon his oi
their giving 10 the administrator or executor
of such deceas-a partner his Or thrir-trulnis-
sorry note, with good AM approved security ioI
the payment of the interest Of such iec-as.d
partner IN SAID partnership assets in min,
months from the tiin- he they shall s,
elect to take said partnership assets: am, prs,
vided farther, that raia surviving partner O.
partners, shail give bond aud serunty to III.
administrator executor OF such deceas-t
partner, for The payment OF ihe debts and liza.
bilities of such partnership.
SEC. 4. This act to ;ake effect from and af
ter its passage.
hD. A. PARROT, pro. tenn
Speaker of the Houseof Representatives.
JAMES MONROE
President pro. tenl. 0f the Senate. q
Passed March 20, 1861.
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AN ACT

mo. 81 AN ACT
To amend the act entitled san act to provide
for The elec,ion Of township assessors, and
toprescr.be tueir duties," passed april a.
1879.
SECTION l. Be il enact d blythe General As
sembiy Of fhe Staie # Ohio, That the asses
sors n,ipe't III tile act 10 winch this is All
amendment, arc au horized ana empowered
aud il is Lsisby inaeis their uuty to aalninisIei
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From the -fdUeriiser, Providence, r. /.
The CephaIio Pitts are said I" be a remark
ably effective remedy for the headache an
one of the very best for that very fr quen
complaint VIII ch has ever been discovered.
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II. c. SrALDlNG.
SIR: Yeu will please send me two boxes o
your Cephalc Pitts. Send Them immediately
Respectfully yours,
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Auplros's oFrlcs, MONROE County, !

AUDITORS OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY, !
WooasFIELp, Ohio, Jane 19, 1851.
hereby certify that the foregaing are cor
,ect copies OF the laws as furnished to me by
he Seosstgfy OF State.
MARTIN l.. BOWSER,
Auditor, NJ. G. o.
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JNo. Is. SiAoNS.
P.s. hare used one boz Of your Pills
and yji,.d them erc,iient.
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0FFIcE OF THE SEcr OF Stair,
CoLUnBus, OHIO, Margh LIST, 1861.
I certify that the foregoing acts rue
copies from the Original Rolis ON Gle in this
hics. A. r. RUSSELL, Sesy of State.
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INo. 80 ] AN ACT
To amend sections 50 aud 35 of an ac'
entitled can act for opening and regu.
h,iug roads and highways" passed
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NEW YORK li..1RiEl,, MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1851.

land ane pirates upon the sa, the leaders los! sp'r',
and ne rebellion gradually subsidized. The people, how
numerous. fed at the approach OF the royal sol
ders because they knew that taken In arms the only
fate thoy could anticipate that Of rebel and traitor
Thus in few months rebellion which haa for It's basis
nearly fourhfhs Of the popula Of Canada, amount
ing numerically TO several hundred thousand rnalcon
tsntsa rebellion 10 extensive that Mr. Leader declared
In Parliament that all the English government could hope
to do 10 subugate and hold the prominent cities,
leaving the country occupied by the rebeswas, when
lst without hope Of foreign assistance easily subdued
by force Of twenty thousand men, The leaders being
driven from the country, the people remained quiet
When tho rebellion broken the constitutional re-
forms sought for granted The legislative bodies
made gradually elective and thus the chief cause
OF complaint was removed.
Rebeons may be suppressed, but the feelings engen-
dered by them do not easily pass away It might
naturally be exp scted therefore, that the fierce anos
ties awakened in o struggle which had 80 many charac-
eristcs Of civil could never be obliserated But
few years have been able to accomplish even this. me
traveller in Canada finds IN the condition of society
nothing to remind him that twenty years ago this
try was the scene O. great rebellion and torn by
the savage animos,ies Of civil war.
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reference to pr&teerng, sac nas, Dy TIE strongest
evidence, declared in the only csSe in whioh she has
been called 10 act upon this subject tina. size would &c
knowledge no right the part Of unrecognzsd pow
er to fit out armed vessels against nation with which
she was a. peace but would tfea. them pirates and
enemies to the community Of natio scah at least
was her conduct towards England in tts rebellion
FAILURE OF THE RsBELLIoN BECAUSE OF THE NON
COOPERATION OF THE UNITED STATES.
But notwithstanding the poelt taken by govern
ment the strength Of the rebellion not yet broken
Sir John Colbourne WAS at the head OF more than
twenty thousand royA troops but IN every part Of the
provinces the rebellion was gathering head. Nearly
fourteen thousand French patriots assembled IN the
onty of Montreal quietly waiting FOR favorable oppur
tuxtty 10 make an effective movement Az Napiersvire
-Four thousand others under arms, aud in every d.
reoon the people seemed only waiting suitable opo,r-
tuaty to rs,her themselves under :esders II 10 true
Largo sArty Of "patriots" lying In cOnceAlment WAS
tackled by indians the pay Of the royss and sAugh
tersa or taken prisoners; but this only excited more
atroo@y tho general spirit o. rebellion. Had tho
epatxSotsf' ct this time been sustained by the re-
ooenitSoa and sympathy Of tho government OF the
United sAs had they been permted freely 70 purchase
from thence ses and munitions Of WAR; TO fteut armed
vessels on lhs es 10 not unreasonable to supc that
4hey might have prolonged the war and - increased the
aeeady enormous expenditures Of the home government
tbst they would haze at length Affected their indspcrd
encs Indeed the hSassiress and sxent Of Che rebecus
moye sn At what proved the cosng period of the war;
were suA ss warrant every expectation Of SUCCESS.
But when It became clearly Understood by the pssrios
Of Canada Ii Vt the United states In violation 6 III her
republican ~ pahes, Of every motive OF national
uranazement CT the impulses Of quick and noble
pity for people inst whom directed the horrible
barbarties of savage warfare, attn mainaissa her
traity with the imperial government and refused
10 recognise them 40 a, thing else but rebels upon
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he confederaey. They no longer have exclusive priv
ieae IN our market Lot wUkskope be established and
these siuabe manufactured There viii be q ready
market for all that can be even Il they DO co no
little dearer 10 the purchaser than the Northern psade
arm would, were u TO be had. We cen afford 70 pay
more for the money viii be sent out az the corriYy
hut he retained In circulation ssaong us
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CAIRO, june ~, 1901
RAarn q Slas0 By GesUas Prensiss-A,re.ofJ G. Ney-
comb, # NeD 81 kons-OdsA AdmSnineysd AND He Re-
lea'e-Dspassawe Of Troops for wtstSa vrgisis-A Ami
sal Of ". Il. Rasssl, o. TIC London hmes-H1 Opinion
Of re SowAsneys, DC.
In my last letter mentioned that three negroes were
held hare by General Psrtss they having ackno ~ledged
that thsy belonged 70 In Tennessee but yesterday
their owner came proved property and took them away
IT seems that they belonged to gentleman Padaoa
ia Kentucky and their story, as surmsed about l,vlng
come from Fepneeece pure fiction. This act n Gene.
raj Prentss will tend to strengthen the faith ara hands
Of the Uuon men in Kentucky greatly for al must see
that the reports circulated by the of se govern
ment that the present 10 wsgsd by the Noh for e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

I -, =, N1~MrURDy Vunh. June II, 1901. 7
The Rev. Dr. Todd died this morning At half past Two
cock he having been rector Of b. JohnS church thrty-
eight ys1ra ~ y. - 49, : -