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Patent Lint, Pearl Barley; Peruvian Bark..
red and yeioN; Pessarles, lass. gum elasIlsl
Pill Boxes wood and paper; Pink SsuceTs,
Pipenne; poJassa, bicarbonale. chlorate. sui
pha.e; precp CaIb Iron, Prepared Chalk.
PIusslan Blue, Prussiate Of Potassa, PultH
AnumOnIsTIs, Puuy.
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Digilalis lei les. D0vers Powders. Z. S. P.

Elateriuni, Emery, EPSON Salts. Ergot
Ether, nilrIc. sulphulic; Extracts, beliadoms.
1utternut. cIcuta, eenlIaD, helietore, hyosci-
anus; logwcoH, nox vomica, red bark, Ihss-
baIb, stIaD 0nium, IaIaxscum.
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Acrps-Beaz ole. Citric AceIc. Murisiie.
Suiphurie. NiirIc, Nitrous, TarIanc; Adhesiys
Plaster, Africa Pepp pow'G; Alcohol, 90
per cent. deoj bnized; Alepro Calls; Aloes.
socotrIne and cape; Anthony ,Sulph GoldeDi
Ammonia, sp,. aud aqua; Arrow Root.
American, Bermuda, Jamaica; Arsenic, ASA
IGIida.
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Oils, of almond, amber. aniseed. bergamoI.
black pepper, csgdpur, cedar, cinnamon.
cloves. cupaiba, oubebs, jesSamihe, jumper,
lavender, lemon. neiolI, oIlganum, pepper
mint, rhudIum, rose pure, rosemary .sassairas.
wln.eIereen, wormss rd; OPIUM. uIkey, de-
narcouzed. Pow d; Orange Peel, OGrls Root
pow q, Ossa sepIa.
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mo. 37.1 AN ACT
To prevent FRAUDULENT Practices.

10 prevent FRAUDULENT PTactlces,
Sec. |. Be il enacted BY the General AS
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That if any per.
son shall execute or deliver, and shall cause or
procure to be executed and delivered 10 any per.
son, any false or 6ctlcious bill of ladUg, receipt,
schedule, invoice, or other written instrument.
To the purpou or effect thar any goods, wares or
merchandise, had been or were held, delivered,
received placed or deposited. on board Of any
steamboat or waIercTalt, navigating the waters
in or bordering upon the state of Ohio when such
goods, wares and merchandise were not held, or
had not in fact and IN good faith been delivered,
received or deposited on board of such steam.
boat or other walercrah when such bill of la.
ding, receipt invoice. schedule or written instru.
ment was made and delivered according to The
purpon and effect Of such bill Of Iadrg, receipt,
invoice, shedule or written insIumeni with 10.
tent 10 irlure, deceive, or detaud any person
homsOeVer shall endorse ussgn trrnsier put
off, or shall attempt to endorse, aSsg gu. transfer
or put Off any such false or tc.iIlous bill of Ia
ding, receipt invoice schedule or written instru.
men,. knowing the same to be false, fraudulent
or fclcious the person so offending shall be
deemed guilty of Il msdemeaeor; and on con.
viclion thereof, shall be imprisoned in the peni.
lentiary and kept at hard labor, for term not
exceeding four years, nor less than one year.
Sec. 2. If any person shall execute and de-
liver, or shall cause or procure TO be executed
and delivered TO any other person. any false or
fclcous ware. house receipt acknowledgement,
or other instrument Of wriIing 10 the purporI and
effect that such person, or any person or per-
sons, coparnershp firm body polite or corpo,
rate which he or she represents, or preIends TO
represent, held or had received in store or held
or had received in any warehouse, or in any
other place, or held OF received into possession;
custody or control Of such person or persons, CO.
partnership. firm or body polite, any goods
wares or merchandise, when such goods, wares
or merchandise were not held or had not been
received in good faith, according to the PurPon
and effect of such warehouse receipt, receipt &C.
Acknowledgement. or instrument Of writing. with
intent 10 defraud. deceive. or injure any person
whomsoever, or if any person shall endorse, as
sign, transfer or deliver, or shall auenpt
10 endorse, assign, transfer or deliver,
any other person any such false or icticious
warehouse receipt, acknowledgement, or instru
menl of wiring. knowing the same to be false.
fraudulent or 6cIicous, such person shall be
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor, aud on con-
VcIon thereof, shall be punished by imprlson'
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and tx the appointment. duties. and salary OF
ell officers or agents Of the pensenaaTy nol
otherwise provided Tor BY lbw; and, pnHuully.
10 The month Of December, submit 10 the COVER.
nor Of the state. a report Of The condition Of the
prison. Engr1heT NiIh suggestion as 20 The im.
pTovemenI that may 10 them sppear necessary.
Sec. 7. The directors and wa,den Of Ihs
pennenIisfy. shall. from time ip time. establish
BY laws. rules and regulations. for The discipline
and government thereof; aud the warden, for
himself and assistants. shall be he'd responsible
Tor the observance and enforcement, OF such by
laws, rules and regulations; Provided. always.
that such by laws. rules and regulations. shall
not be contrary 10 Law: and ,hs directors shalt
submit such bylaws, rules and regulations, 10
the Legislature, al each regular session shereol.
Sec. 9. The warden. by and with the al.
vice and consent Of the Directors, shall bavs
power TO employ clerk. whose dWy il shall
be 10 keep fair. plain and regular account, in
double entry. With the stale, cTedHing The sane
with all money drawn ouI Of the treasury Cor
the use Of The peniIenIisry, and with all moneys
received for The sale Of manufactured articles,
and charging the same ~iIh all moneys paid
out on account Of the institution. lls
sHa' eiso hFtF HgutHt dStOuhl ot at puTcna'
ses made by the warden. FOR the use of tho 10.
siiruion. and Of the amount OF the sales OF man.
ufactured, und oil other aricles; and also Of
The name. Oge and general description OF each
prisoner, and The crime for which he or she
hes been convicted. together with any con(es.
sion which he or she may make, as we'll as ev.
cry circumstance connected with his or her
case, ss may be deemed OF importance; and
shall receive salary no; exceeding nine hun
dred dollars per annum. The directors and
warden shall hold their respective Offices until
their successors are appointed end qualified.
JAMESC. JOHNSON,
Speaker OF The House Of Representatives.
W. MEDlLL,
President Of ine Senate.
April &c, 1859.
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menI IN the penilen1iaTy, and kept Of hard labor.
lnr term not more Than three years, nor ls,s
han one year.
Sec. 3. That il any person or persons. or
the agent Of any person or persons, having in
his or their possession custody, OF control, any
goods wares or merchandise, by vitue Of any
genuine instrument Of writing. OF The purpon or
effect Of any such instrument Of writing as is
mentioned ia the first or second sections Of this
act. shall without authority. and with intent to
nJurs or delraud the righhu owner thereof, sell
assign, transfer or cucumber such goods, wares
or merchandise, or any part thereof 10 the val.
ue oil hiIy dollars or upwards or shall in any
way convert the same 10 his own use, or if the
consgnor OF coDsigners Of anV goods, wares or
merchandise not being the absolute owner there.
Of and not having authority 10 stop, counter.
maDd or change The consignment thereof, or not
having authority TO sell or cucumber the same
during the transit, shall, after the shipment
thereof on board any wutercrah, or after the de.
posit ibereolin or upon any vehicle for land car.
rage. IN any way STOP counIermand or change
the consignment thereof or shall sell. dispose uf,
or encumbeT such goods, wares or merchandise,
during their transit or after their delivery, or
shall in any way convert the same, or any part
thereof, to his or her own use. to The value uf f
~ dollars or upwards, so that the righIful owner
thereof shall sustain loss thereby 10 the value
OF fifty dollars or upwards, The person so offend.
ing with intent as aforesaid, shall be deemed
guilty Of misdemeanOr, and on conviction
thereof shall be imprisoned in the penlenIary,
aud kept at hard labor. for term not less Than
one, nor more than four years.
Sec. 4. The ninth and tenth sections OF this
act entitled an act to prevent fraudulent prac.
ices, passed The l2lh day Of March 1914, and
The first section of an act entitled an act to
amend the act entitled an act TO prevent frsudu.
lent practices, passed January 3lst, 1876, be
and The same ure hereby repealed.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
President Of the Senate.
April 9, 1859.
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April 96ih, 1859.
AN ACT

mo. S. AN ACT
To encourage Inc killing Of Wolves.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the General As.
sembIy Of the State of Ohio, That any person
who shall kill any wolf or wolves, within this
State, shall be euuIled 10 receive a compensa.
tion or reward, for each wolf above The age Of
six months, of four dollars and twenty FIVE
cents; and for each wolf under The age Of six
months, The sum OF Two dollars and flty cents.
Sec. 2. Any person claiming such reward.
shall produce The scalp or scalps OF the wolf or
wolves so killed with The ears entire, within lwen.
Iy days after such wolf or wolves have been Kill.
led, 10 Ihe clerk OF The court of common pleas of
the county within which such wolf or wolves were
killed, or OF the couuly 10 which such counIv
may be aIached for judicial purposes; and said
clerk shall administer to the person producing
such scalp or scalps, as aforesaid The following
oath or affirmation:-- "You do solemnlv
swear, or affirm. (as the case may be.) that the
scalp (or scalps) now produced by you. is the
scalp Tor scalps) Of q wolf or wolves, as (Ihe
case may be,) taken in the county off, by you,
within twenty last past and you verify believe
the same TO have been over or under the age Of
six months, Gas the case may be;) and thai YOU
have not spared the life Of any she wolf, within
your power to kill, with design 10 increase The
breed;" which oath or affirmation shall be, by
the clerk, taken in wiring, and subscribed by
The person presenting The scalp or scalps.
Sec. 8. Thai The clerk before whom such
oath or affirmation is made, after causing lhe
scalp or scaps IN be destroyed in his presence,
shall file The deposition SO taken 10 his office,
and under Ihe seal thereof, grantlo such person
an order on The Treasurer of State for The a.
mount ofmoney which may be due such person
by the provisions Of the first section OF this act,
which shall be payable 10 him sndto his order.
and shall be received in payment of taxes for
State purposes; and each and every order
drawn as aforesaid, shall be numbered by the
clerk, and placed on file in his office, with The
deposition of such person, which deposition
shall, on the back ofIhe same, conIain The re-.
ceipt of such person, Tor such order drawn as
aforesaid. tsss
Sec. 4. That said clerk shall enter in q
book 10 be kept for that purpose, Ihe dsie. mum.
Der and amount Of Ail orders drawn by hmJn
conformity with the provisions Of The preceding
section Of this act; also the nsme of The person
10 hom granted, and be shall aDnUallv, or
fore the fifieeO,h day of April, make GuusBd
,ransmiI TO The Auditor of State, 90 exhibit of
all orders By him drawn as aforesaid. aas isas'
See. s. That il shall be The duty af the
State Treasurer, Immediately on receiving mI
pay menI Of taxes, orOIhcTW Use, any Noll srslp
order, 10 euler ou The tace The same. the cDy
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commissioner, and al least one OIher member
Of The board.
Sec. 10. All reports nos required by law
70 be made TO The cBnal fund commissioners.
shall hereafter be made W the commissioners ol
The sinking fund. except US may BY Law be 9th.
erwse provided for.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker o! the House Of Representatives.
w. MEDlLL,
PresideEt ol The Senale.
March 10, 1859.
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AN ACT

No. 81. AN ACT
To authorize the execution Of deeds for lands
purchased Of the SIale OF Ohio. in cases
where the original conveyance has been lost
or destroyed.
Whereas. il is represented 10 this General As
sembly, that many deeds Of conveyance for
lands, purchased OF The State, we're DESTROYED bv
fire at the time the land tifice al DefaGce was
burned, in consequence Of which such purchss.
ers have no legal evidence Of tile 10 their lsnds
Therefore,
Sec. |. Be il enacted BY the General Az.
srmbly Of The SIaIe Gf Ohio, That The proper
officers are hereby authorized a1d required 10
execute and deliver TO such purchasers, their
heirs. or assigns, deeds Of conveyance for lands
so sold. The deeds for which have been losl or
destroyed. before coming into the possession Of
such purchasers. on The production 10 such OF.
fcers Of The certificate Of purchase and il in
any case, such certificate Of purchase should also
have been LOST or destroyed, and snch loss or
destruction can be shown TO The satisfaction of
such officers, by AfhdaviIs, properly auibenlica-
ted; and j, appearing upon the records that
certificate corresponding with that alleged t.,
have been lost, was issued, such officers shalt
place on file The testimony so produced, and
shall issue deeds for such land 10 the purchaser.
The same as if the original certificate had been
produced. JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Representative.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
Presiden, OF the Senate.
q
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April 20, 1889.
AN ACT

[49.1 AN ACT
Authorizing the Courts Of Justice TO change
the venue in suits wherein Corporation is
party, in certain cases.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General As
sembIy Of the State Of Ohio, That in any suit
wherein corporation, having more than fifty
stockholders, is a party, if the opposite party,
plaintiff or defendant. as the case may be. shall
make affidavit that he cannot have a fair and i'm
partial trial in The county in which said corpora.
ZION keeps It's principal Office, or WansacIs its
principal business, ns he verify believes, and il
his application shall be sustained by The several
affidavts to the same effect Of five crediIabIe
persons, residing in such county, il shall be the
duty of the court TO change The venue to some
adjoining county. mos. convenient Tor both par
Ties; whereupon the suit shall be tried or heard
in The same manner as if ii had been original
" commenced in such adjoining county.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House uf Representatives.
W. MEDlLL,
President Of lhe Senate.
April "a, 1859
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JAMES C. JOHNSON.
AN ACT
For The protection of Sheep.

FOR The prOtecllOn oil Sheep.
Sec. I Be il enacted by the General Assem-.
blv of the State of Ohio, That il any dog or
dogs, shall kill or injure any sheep, the owner
or harborer Of such dog or dogs. or any Of Ihem,
shall be liable for all damages Iha, may be Sus.
lained thereby. 10 be recovered bv The party in.
jured before any court having competent juns.
dIcIi0n.
Sec. 2. It shall be lawful for any person,
at any time, to kill any deg which may be
found running, worrying. or irjurlng sheep.
Sec. 8. That il The owner Of any dog which
is in The habit of running from home and wan.
deIing about without the presence Of his own.
er, shall neglec. or refuse TO cOnfne such deg,
after due notice given Of lis wandering habits,
il shall be lawful for any person to kill such
dog whenever il may be found roaming about
off The premises, and away from The presence
Of such owner.
Sec. 4. That the act entitled AN act to
prevent injury by dogs passed December 24.h,
1914. and an act enliIled An acI Tor the prOIrc
ZION of sheep passed March 18Th. 1850 be,
and The same are hereby repealed; Provided,
that nothing herein contained shall be so con-
srued as to interfere with any rights, Liabilities
or claims. that may have accrued under the
said repealed acts.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
W. MEOILL,
President of the Senate.
April 90, 1852,
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AN ACT

80 AN ACT
Regulating the hours Of Manual Labor.
Sec. /. BE il enacted by the Genera! As.
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That 10 all man.
uiacIories, workshops and other places used for
mechanical or manufacturing purposes. 10 the
state Of Ohio, where children under the age Of
eighteen years, and women, are employed. the
time oI labor Of the persons aforesaid. shall not
exceed ten hours for each day; and any owner.
stakeholder, overseer. employer, clerk or fore.
man. who shall compel any woman or any
child under eighteen years Of age, 10 labor in
any day exceeding ten hours. or shall permit
any child under the age Of fourteen, 10 labor 10
any factory, workshop or other place used for
mechanical or manufacturing purposes. for
more Than ten hours in any one dsy, xhere
such owner, stakeholder, overseer, employer.
clerk or foreman has control, such person so
offending shall be liable TO prosecution in the
name OF The STATE OF Ohio, before any Justice
OF the peace or court Of competent jurisdiction,
Of The county wherein the same shall occur.
and upon conviction thereof. be fined in any
sum not less Than FIVE, nor more Than fifty dol.
lars.
Sec. 2. That in all engagements to labor
in any mechanical or manufacturing business.
a days work, wheu the contract Of labor is 81.
lent upon the subject, or where there is no ex.
press contract, shall consist Of ten hours; aud
oil agreements, cOnlrecIs, or engagements in
reference 10 such labor, shall be so construed.
Sec. 3. That whenever fine shall be col.
lecIed, in accordance with the first section of
this act, the same shall be paid over TO the
trustees Of the township wherein the trial may
be had. and the same shall be BY them dis.
bursed for the benefit nr common schools.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
W. MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
March 10, 1852
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April "a, 1883.

1871 AN ACT
Fixing The time Of holding the District Court
in the county Of Noble.
Sec /. Be il enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the State Of Ohio. That the disrric,
court shall hereafter be held in and for the
county Of Noble, on the 9Slh day Of August.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
W. MEDlI.L.
President Of the Senate.
April "a, 1889.
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AN ACT

To attach the county OF Noble TO the first SUB.
division Of The Eiglh Common Pras District.
Sec. /. Be il enacted by The General As.
sembly Of the SsaIe Of Ohio. That the county
Of Noble be. and hereby is auached to. and.
with the counties Of MuskiDgum and Morgan,
shall constitute The first subdivision Of the eighth
common pleas district. for judicial purposes
JAMES e. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Representative.
w. MEDlLL.
President Of the Senate.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1915
To regulate the Superior and Commercial
Couu Of Cincinnati.

So. AN ACT
To regulate the Superior and Commercial
COuu Of CincinnsIi.
Sec. I. Be II enacted BY the General As.
sembly Of The S.ale Of Ohio. That whenever
'he Office Of Judge Of The superior or conner.
cial eOuu Of Cincinnati, shall become vacant,
by death, resignation or Otherwise. such vaean.
cy shall not be filled. but the court shall aI
once eeass and determine, and all The business
thereof, not then disposed Of, shall be- transfer.
red TO The court Of common pleas of Hamilton
county. and the clark Of The said court Of com.
mon pleas shall Jake charge Of the dOckes,
journals. records; original files. and oil other
properly and papers Of said superior or COM
meFcial cOurI; a0d all proceedings, causes. or.
ders, judgements, DEGREES. and matters hereto.
lore pending, entered aud had in Inc said su.
peTlor and commercial courts. shall stand. b.
Proceeded upnn, and prosecuted. in all respects.
TO iina determination, as lhoUgh the same had
been originally commenced in the court Of
common pleas.
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INWII) . TTINDOINg
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
W. MEDlLI.,
President Of the Senate.
March 10, 1852

A. AN ACT
TO provide for furnishing new Seals and Pres.
ses for Courts.
Sec. /. Be ii enuc,pd by the General As.
sembly of the Safe Of Ohio, That whenever
any seal, provided, or that may hereafter be
provided by the secretary orslaIe, pursuant to
law shall b. lost, worn out, or deiaced, il shall
be the duty of.said secretary. upon being sals.
fed of the fact, 10 provide new seal 10 lieu
thereof,
Sec. 2. That when any seals have already
been provided for the dis,ucI courts or whentv v.
er il shall be necessary to furnish press for
any of The seals aforesaid, il shall be The duly
Of the secretary Of state TO procure Ihe same,
on the application o(Ihe person holding The Of.
fee for which said seal or press is 10 be provi.
ded.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
March 10, 1859.
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The InOn OF the Slaes and the Constitution Of The UnIonD
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sh"ASD " gOilNCAJNV
Speaker Of Ihs House Of Representatives.
w. MEDlLL.
April "a, 1852. President Of The Senate.
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March 10, 1859.
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April 9, 1859.
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