The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18

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And By 4 6ne of 500 If he sell, 81
baveinp possession for sale, any lottery
ticket, or share Of one. [Same p,
All money and things of value,
drawn or proposed to be drawn bv an
inhabitant Of this State, or received by
him as owner of a lottery-ticket, are
forfeited b Ms ComasoRvfolt6. Tp,
745, S7l5.l
Other forms Of gaming are not less
stringently prohibited:
If any Of you keep or exhibit GER
tain sorts of gsming-tables Though it
be in his own private dwelling or par
lor, or dining-room, for the mere
amusement Of his family or guests, I
or permit them to be kept or exhibited
on any premises thatyo occupy--or
act as door-keeper, or watch, for such
faro bank or table-or hinder or delay
the lawful arrest Of the keeper or exl
hibitor, or the seizure of the table,
bank, or money ;--the pentalty may
be Imprisonment for year, and fine
of 81 900, Up, 743, 81, 2,S, ,sl
The table or faro bank, and all
money staked, or exhibited to allure
persons to bet, may be seized by order
of court, or warrant of Justice Tie
money shall be forfeited, and the table
and farO-bankbur I p. 742, 5 IL 4
If one Of you play at such table or
faro-bank !; OF play, in a tavern or
other public place, at any game what
ever, except four privileged games, or
a licensed one, though he bets moth
ing;+ he may be fined $50, and held
to give surety for his good behavior
for a year; or else be imprisoned three
months. 74S,S a.. gaagw8
You are forbidden by your laws to
do numberless other things that it
would seem your clear, natural nghtto
do-because your doing them would,
or might interfere, or leadto interfer-
ence, with theright or enjoyments of
others, or with good morals, good pol
icy, or the deceneies of life. rN
You are forbidden
To lend your money, or other thing,
at more than six per cent. interest; on
pain of forfeiting double the value
lent. 577, 5 Ill; 5
To beat cruelty, or torture any horse
or other beast-eUep yoar oson, TAO,
IS14] 3
Tolabor on the Sabbath, or employ
your servants, &c., except in house
hold or other work of necessity or
charity. TAI 5 16. .hnr
To curse or swear profanely. [74o
/ 5 To- aa s6 naA
/ Knowingly to sell diseased or an
wholesome provisions, luhetber meat OF
drink, without making it known to the
buyer. [741, 5 IL gaa "a
Il To lend money, or sell or hire any
thing else, on credit, to a college-stu.
dent, without his parents or guar.
dams written permission. 578, s 1.
and 74s, 5 341 lLm a
/ To kill deer any where east of the
Blue Ridge, during seven months of
of the year; even on your osOn land
unless it beyour own deer, tanned, and
enclosed in park. [450, S IL bn
/ To haul a seine below the mouth oi
any river, between the first of June
and first of September. 451, 5 Al
To take oysters with any instru-
ment but common oyster tongs, with a
bar or head not longer than 90 inches.
[452, 5 1871 Fine 800.
To take oysters at all for the pur-
pose Of making lime. ibib. S17.]
To export oysters, not picked or
planted, from the waters Of the State,
between the lst of May and Septem-
Der. [452, S14.l aaaa i1a aa
To shoot at or kill wild fowl during