The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10


State, 10 sell or give away any article be-
longing 10 The class OF medicines, usually
denomina:ed poisons. excepi in compli-
ance with the restrictions contained in
This act.
| Sec. 2 That every apoihecary, drug
| gisI, or other person, who shall sell or
give away. except upon the prescription
Of a physician, any article or articles Of
medicine belonging 10 the class usually
known as posons, shall be required; lsi.
TO register in book kept fer that pur-
pose, the name, age. sex and color Of tho
Iperson obtaining such poisons. I'd. The
quantity sold. Sd. The purpose for which
lii ii required. 4th. The day and date
on which II was obtained. 5th. The
name and place OF abode Of the person
for whom the article is intended. 9th
To carefully mark the word "poisons"
upon the label or wrapper o!each package
7th. To neither sell or give away any ar
,icle OF poison TO minors Of either sex.
Sec. 8. That no apohecary, druggist,
OF other person, shall be permitted TO sell
or give away any quantity Of arsenic less
than one pound, without first mixing
either SCOT or indigo Herewith, in the
proportion Of one ounce Of SCOT or half
an ounce Of indigo, 10 the pound Of
arsenic.
1 Sec. A. That any person offending
against the provisions Of this act, shall be
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in
any sum not less than twenty, nor more
ltban two hundred dollars. at the discre..
tion Of any court Of competent juriadlc-
ton.
JAMES g. JOHNSON.
! Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDELL,
President ofthe Senate.
4 April ls, 1852.
1 AN ACT
Fixing the salaries Of certain State
Officers.
SEC. /. Be IL enacted by the General
Assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That the
several officers hereinafter mentioned,
} shat! be entitled to receive for their SER
'lvices, The following sumo, annually:
: The Governor, eighteen hundred dollars.
The LieuieDant Governor. five dollarf
per day during .he sitting ofthe Lecisla-
iure. The Judges ofthe Supreme Court
: seventeen hundred dollars. The Judges
Of the Common Pleas Court, and the
Judges Ct the Criminal Court Of Hamil-
ton county fifteen hundred dollars. The
Secretary Of State, fourteen hundred dol
lars. The Treasurer Of State, fifteen
hundred dollars. The Auditor Of State
sixteen hundred dollars. The Stale
Librarian, six hundred dollars. The AT
iorney General, one thousand dollars
and three per cent on all collection.
made for the state by him; Provided, the
!, aggregate amount Of his compensation
including said per cent. shall not exceed
fourteen hundred dollars per annum, du-
ring his term Of office. The members ol
the Board Of Public Works, each fifteen
hundred dolIars, and no more, in The
form Of travelling expenses or otherwise ;
all which salaries shall be payable in
equal installments, al the state treasury,
on the second Monday Of May, second
Monday Of August, second Monday Of
4 November, and the second Monday Of
FEBRUARY.
i Sec. 2. That the Judges Of the Com
mercial and Superior Courts Of Cincln-
na,i, and the Judge of the Superior
Coun Of Cleveland shall each receive q
salary at the rate Of fifteen hundred dol
lars per annum, from the second day ol
February, 1852. for the time their re-
spec,ive Courts shall continue in exis-
4 tence, which shal be payable in the same
manner as provided for the payment oI
the Judges Of the other Courts Of the
state.
Sec. 8. All laws and parts Of laws
!; fixing the compensation Of officers named
in the foregoing sections, 50 far as they
refer 10 The officers herein named, be,
|, and the same are hereby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
u Speaker of The House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDlLL,,
President Of The Senate
Mayl 1852.
AN ACT
ITO amend the act 10 provide for the APP
poiniment OF Noiaries Public, and pre-
scribing their duties. passed March 10,
1852, and TO repeal section 3 o.
said act.
Sec. /. Be It enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That The
third section Of the act to which this is
amendaiory, be, and ishereby SO amend
ed ss to read as follows, to wit: That
each notary public, before entering upon
the duties Of his Office, shal! provide him.
, self with an official seal, with which he