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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-22

By tho cashier of such branch statement
ofall the material facts necessary TO ena-
bic the board Of bank commissioners to
determina whether such branch is law
fully entitled to commence the business
Of banking under the provisions Of this
act, aud such agent shall Immediately
report to The board Of bank commission
ers such statement and his proceedings
in the premises.
Sec. 81. lf upon a careful examina-
tion Of the certificates Of association, and
the reports and statements Of the special
agents appointed to ascertain whether
the branches so organized have complied
with the provisions Of this act, it shall
appear that FIVE or more such branches
h tvo been formed, and that their stock
holders, directors aud officers, are men
Of responsibility and integrity, and entiil-
ed to public confidence, and that such
branches are lawfully entitled to com
mence the business of banking, the com
missionors shall certify the same to the
governor and shall Immediately notify
each of said branches thereof; and within
ten days alter receiving such notice, each
branch shall appoint, in such manner as
the directors thereof shall perscrbe, one
person to be a director Of the Bank OF
Ohio But no person who is not cit,-
zon OF the United States, and resident
Of this State, and who has not resided
within this State at least one year next
previous 10 his appointment, shall b'
such director
Sec 53. The governor If he be salts
Ged that the law has in all respects beer
compiled with, shall issue his proclama
tion, setting forth that such branches ar
authorized to commence aud carry OF
banking, at the places severally designa
ted ia their certificates Of association
which proclamation shall be recorded ii
the office of the Governor, aud u copy o
said record certfel under the great sea
Of the State Of Ohio, shall be prima ia
ola evidence Of the organization Of sai'
branch.
SEC 54. Tho bank commissioners ant
all agents appointed by them, shall eacl
DO entitled to receive for their service
rnder this act, FIVE dollars per day 70
every day necessarily employed in the dis
charge Of their duties, and their rcasona
bio expenses, to be paid by the Bank o
Ohio.
Sec. 55. This act shall take effect an,
bo in force from and after the secon,
| Tuesday Of October next, if the same shal
be approved by majority Of the elector
voting on that day, and not otherwise.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate
April lI. 1857.
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AMENDMENT NO. 3.

Resolved hy the Gencm Assembly Of The State Of OF
Nreehhs Of the member elrrted 10 each lranch con
uruue therein, that it he and hereby proposed to the
eec"r oi heStoe TO vote on e second tresdav Of O-
ohtr neat, approve reject the follow rr d cnJnent
asuhsiu FOR the second and third sections Of the twelfth
nucle Of the Constitution.
Aupropcry, personal and real M be subject 10 trss.
on by unofm rule, at The true value Thereof In money
hut such deductions from credits may be allowed as tfs
benernl Assembly may deem expedienti Provided, tibet
hrrng grounds. public srhoo hon e. and all other pnb,
nrupery, md al institutions Of purely pubc chrrv ana
~ houscsuse exclusively public Worhip shall be e4
nwp from taNnoni and f a. total w ne OF the nercnnl
nrcpery Of nm, pgron shall exceed fifty duaTs The
same may be eXenu from inxation An nronrry en- lcv
% ~ alwHw hetrh ~ en- o. taNuon equal
10 tlIat imposed on the properly of indi,ituns.
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe Housf ~ representatives.
HOMAE n FORD,
President VI the SENATE.
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AMENDMENT NO. 4.
Dated Apriisd, rss7.

Relolved by The 1ent al Assembly Of The state Of Ohio
rreedhs o. the memitrs elected each house conc r-
ng therein ha u be andheehy s prono,ed 10 the
Of the State, the second tuesday of Otobsr
20 approve reject The following amendment a. suhsi
uie or The rst and second sections Of the thirteenth
cleo the constitution. viziCOpr Fations Of every decfp
ton shall DO created nnd corporate powers gfnnied only by
generalaws which she define the powers privileges and
mmunies and prescribe the duties and liabilities OF each
class descriptions Of corporations but the General A.
pby NAV enact spec nj laws for the relief
in perh ar cases, and may make special provisions In re-.
gfri 10 corporations in wherer m their peculiar oca
lion interests such special provisions required and
may from time 10 time alter repeal all such laws a. aTo
authouzed by this section.
n II. VAN Worries
epeakefol Tie House Of Representatives..
THOMAS II. FORD,
Dated April 81, 1857. -'''
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April14, 1857.
mo. 04. AN ACT
For the punishment ofthe crime Of ma
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TNo. OF. ANACT
For the punishment oCthe crime Of ma
liciously destroying property.
SEC. |. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of tho State Of Ohio, That il
any person shall wifully and maliciously
destroy or injure to tho amount Of one
hundred dollars, any personal property Of
any description whatsoever, or any build-
ing or other structure upon land Of any
kind whatsoever, owned by any other per-
son or persons, corporation or association
ofpersons, every person so offending shall
bo deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor aud
upon conviction thereof, shall be punish.
cd 10y confinement in the penitentiary and
kept at hard labor for any period not less
than one, nor more than three years; and
moreover liable to tho party injured in
double the amount Of damages sustained
thereby.
Soc. ,. That ifony person shall Will
fully and maliciouSly destroy or injure
60 an amount less than one hundred dol.
lars aud more than five dollars, any per-
sonal property ofany description what
soever, any building or other structure
OF any kind, owned by any other person
so offending shall be doomed guilty Of
misdemeanor, an upon conviction there
Of shall be imprisoned in the Jail Of the
proper county not less than ten, nor
moro than thirty days, and shall more.
over be fined in double tho amount Of the
damages to the property injured or de-
stroyod.
Sec. 8. That all prosecution under
this act shall be by indictment in the
Court Of Common Ploas Of the proper
county; and this act shall be in force from
and after it's passage.
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
Sneaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD.
President of the Senate.
Apri IL, 1857.
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BY AUTHORITY.
CONSTITUTION
MENDMENTs.


Resolved bv dHe General Assembly of ihe state orc
Thee. fhs ni the usubcri elected aaoi Honee col
Of uis gtafe % vote on ere soconA Ttsslav r ft
nexi,upon the sTrruval OF rect Of te footinr I'M
net substitute fnr tle twenty COB secion of the
oud Article of he Consultation and the End eectis
the same Artiolennd fof the aifec Of thelii rice
AT regular sessions Of he General Assembly shall
mence On iho fret Monday OF Janusry. annuaiy.
tois sha Be elected bienniag and Representatives
ally, by The electors ticif rssetve eoroiies or dstI
ou iho fecoui Tneaday Of October Their term Of oi
election and dtt nf Senator shan ronirue two vesf
that Of Representatives one year The SENATOR eiecto
lciohef neNi small hnd ihef uh eos iortwo yesr and
Representatives. elected NJ the lime shall hold thei
fees for yesr rfavi ei, that seventeen of the So
tor elected on ihe second Tuesday OF tober 1857 Ia
asceHaned by ot a. The presidenf Of the Sen ale NAV
shall be elected the second Tuesday Of Oco
one thousand eight handfed and f0y-eirt. and bisn
thereafter When any county shall fraction aid
the rate. of Representative 70 large tAatbeiug mutp
by ten he result uhsll be coual one more ~ inf
ditouai Representatives sha be appor oned Gf such
uos anung the several refs0ns OF he decennia pt
The following " there be only one ratio the
'aye .hah be allotted 70 the tenth session Of
NJ there re two ratio, .b, be ,liot
70 e ninth and tenth sessonsi " three The eighth
and tenth 'essionsiif four 10 the seventh eiehh ninth
,nh ~ hre 70 ihe sixth, sevenih, eshthunth and ten
II siN tothe thh sixth, sevontt, eifh rnh and tenth
the fourth, flh, sixth, seventh eighth ninth
tenthiif eehtto the third, fourth. iih sixth seven
eighth ninth and tenth; fnne 10 the second tb r
ffih SIXTH seventh eiahih ninih and frni rston N
dccenaial neriod respectively.
In determining the numhcr Of Senator 10 which !
senatorial district might be entitled IN any derennal psr
by Of anv fraction Of se-atatai rao, he fracl
shall be multiplied BY FIVE and II the result be fqur 10
senatorial rao, additional senHtur shall be aotte
said district inT The ninth and tenth tetrions ~ t be ga
otwo such ratios additional Senator 'or he ssvci
eighth, ninth end tenth sessions shall be- slotted io
district u three then to the dh ,iNth seventh, eigl
/ ninthand tenth.
n four To he ihisi fot rh h. SIKH. i,svenih s,
ninth and tenth sessions rspectivrlv. If bis hmenim
be adopt by The electors, the counties now entitlt
more than one member 10 either both lranche, or
deceunia period ns provides shall have like nun
Of memhcr IN each branch thureoff f each session Of
remainderof the present decenniFl period
N.u.VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the House Of Reure,eninHy,
THOMAsH. FORD,
Irasident Of The SCnau
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AMENDMENT NO. s.

Resolved by tho General Assembly Of the STATE Of Oho
Iie'hhs Of The members elected to each House concr RI
tors Of this state to onte second Tuesday Of Ocobr
next upon the approval or election Of the following a.
Constitution Every county which now il, ar ma = beresc
ter he snt tied 70 Than Senator or epresenstiy
ar the residue OF the present decenuin period ~ m M ~
Wy uu OF any subsequent deeet nial period shall he ai-
wded into as many Senatorial nd RepTeseniat,e az.
as ,h'Is nny ne Senators or REPRESENTATIVES elective
any year me present. orauy subsequent decehbial pc.
Rod, which districts shall be OF contiguous teritory snd
Tss olsIe. ,a contain Hs nearly rao fer Senator or
heesenntNe asls nainrhle, without violating he rule
herein given ~ TO onnhguy Of rrite and vit6 di5
.ng any o~nshp, election necne oT ward II any Rep
IestinuN or FenateHal district, posed oftWo or more
COMMITTEES shall by Of nny excess ai popuation v
ratio, be entitled to additional Retreensiive on SEM
niel period which shall be conieuous erory ANA eeah
.h' containas near ratio as il auinabs without diyd
II b, reason Of the annexation of ono Seno-
toral district 10 another, there shall he any ex
cess Of population over Senatorial ratio which
snail De ehiiutltd TO additional Senatorial rem
regtniaton for RHy portion Of any decenniaI ne
rod, each district. as now constituted sh.lf
lect one senator.
Counties shall be divided into district.hy al.
county commissioners orsuch other board Of OF
hceis elective and resident in the rrore, /, c,,, ~.
a. may be provided by law Al ieest Crnr
months prier 10 the general election in I958 the
counties entitled tomore tLan one ien,her of si-
ther house sha Y be divided into districts Ior he
residue Of the presen decenni ferfod ,,iit
isast four months pIi ior TO the genera eeetlonin
'he hrs' year oi each subseque NJ dtcenniAl, a.
Rod, the counties entitled 10 more than one msn,.
per ior all. or any portion of decennial period
~ either rr both houses, shall be divided ipte
eptricts for th'whole Of the decennial period -
ueseTlp'on OF the district Of each county shall
be published as may be directed b, The goprt,
commissioners or as may he prescribed by Ia,
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
NPeaker Of the House Of Represantstiyes.
THOMAS h. FORD.
President Of the Senate
Dated April Sd. 1857.
SEcRkrARY or STATES OFFicE.
Coz uNBUs prii4. 1857.
u hereoy certify that the foregoing proposed
M, ~ amsndmsnis srs eogreely copied
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AMENDMENT No. ..

Resolved bv the General Assembly orthe stsfe Of Oho
Three-hlths Of the mvnhers elected 20 honse con
curing therein, that be, and hereby h., rruposcd 10 N
elecor Of this State tovoe the seccnd Trrav Of Oc
iohrr next, upon the approval con the olovir
ameudhent, substitute f. the fnh and sixth secun
Of the fourth article Of he Constitution, vizf SEo Il
iisiot Coui shall be held n each county lent once
each yent by District Judges elected bv the
ecior Of seperate districts to be pesrtbed BY law whd
shall holdtheir Office for five yeaTs and during their con
nuance IN Office shall retde IN the district f which heJ
elected The provisions Of the fore nth section o
this rriico shall apply 70 District Judges The Gerefn
Assembly may BY law auiicfze the utget Of the District
Corr, and Of the oorrs Of common Pe@s fx the time,
ufhod'nT their Until District Judges shall
have been elected and qualified, District Corus shall h.
held by the Judges Of the SuTrme court and Of e Corn,
Of Common Pleas, now nuhoriged Sec. G. The lie
rci Conn sholhaye such iursd elton mhy be- provided
by law aud the judges thereof shall have and
nower1ud irrsdr1n ~ climber and may be reqrfed
reciodby law.
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AUDIroR's OFFIcE Seneca County,
Tiltin, May l5, 1857.
This is to certify that have compared
the foregoing copies of Laws. with the of.
ioial copies on ile in my Office and find
them to be correct, J. NJ STEVENS,
Auditor.
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lCAkD-ltake pleasure OF returning my SIN
y oero thanksto a generous psbhc Tor th eirlib
cral patronage and by strict attention 70 busi
aces solicit coatinuanee ofthe sane.
respectfully yourt.
JuaS ST. 1855 C.. YERG.
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WOODEN & Wlllow-ware. The House.keep
w en- can fad larger and better assortment
cedar and pine tubs, hurkes, barrel and dash
churus. sugar aud salt boxes wouden bowls. roll
ling aud clothes pins clothe. mari ct and corr,
baskets. wagons and cabs, rocking horses. &c.
cheaper than At any other house 10 the oitv,
Yerks stove emporium. ie 81
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D. Western American double oven. elevated
so cook stove just recalled. M sizes for
sale cheap ntYerk Mammoth tin shop.
June 21, 1885
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II Nlh ING apporatuy- Pluuge. din aud spongs
- bathing tubs, shower baths, ofsll sorts -
',LrsN, '''AH mporlnm' ie, p. So
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no pHE GENTLEMEN q

8, Emerson would invite his old natrons and the pubiie
generally call and Examine his stock ofCloth
yegines and Ready Made Clothing
The latest patterns Of French, EnFish and AmsfietH
goods among ns stock Also, shirts drawers hosior
gloves hais enduaps. Nocharge fosthouinggoodS.
Sept. 7th, IS.
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'ENABLE CUTLERY oteVery description. q
1 rorelved very large assortmen nt OF Amer
eau Cutlery, those interested win 6nd IL to theii
sdvaWtage 20 examine these goods they can't be
oeet liza price orqaaii,y, az Hork emporium.
June ~ 1856
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SEcRErARY or STATES OFFicE.l
Coz fuAIBUs a prit4. 1857.
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed
Constitution amendments are correctly e6pisd
from The original rolls on fla IN this office ~ q
JAMES H RARER.
,r,a, Secretary Of STATE.
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OoC0 yds Reacbed shirngs, ,sheetng, ,ndpnow casing
-of s""-- 7--'-7'''. sea vaiy ehea w. 4 o.
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nANK COMMIssIONENs.

Sec. 90, To carry into effect the pro-
visions Of this act, VIM. w. Scalbor
ough, OF Cincinnati Franklin L. Back
us, OF Cleveland, locking II. Hunter, ol
Lancaster j. Il. FINN, of Columbus, and
Samuel Fouor, of Dayton, shall DO and
they are hereby appointed commissioners
and they, or majority OF them, after
taking an oath diligently, faithfully aud
impartially to perform the duties assign.
ed them 10y this act, n certificate Of which
oath shall be lled aud carefully presory-
ed in the Office of the secretary Of State,
shall constitute board to bo designated
the board of bank commissioners; which
board shall continue until tho orgauiza.
t'Ol of the Bank of Ohio, as herein pro.
vdci for, an thereafter, the duties which
they are required to perform by this act,
shall be performed by said bauk; and il
auy of said commissioners shall refuse t9
serve, shall die or resign, his place shall
bo tllod by the Governor.
Said Commissioners shall meet in the
city Of Columbus, at such time. within
thirty days after the adoption Of this act,
as shall be appointed by the Governor,
who shall notify each member OF his ap-
pOintment, and of the time and place of
meeting; they shall, when met, appoin.
one OF their numboy to bo their president
who shall under the order of the board,
sign all official documents; and they shall
cause a fair aud true record of all theirof-
ddal proceedings to DO kept in book
to be provided for that purpose, which
shall be delivered 10y the president Of said
board to The Bank OF Ohio, as soon as
the same shall Dc oiganiaei
See Oh Tho board OF bank con.
misSioncrS shall examine tho certificates
ot tho formation OF branches, transmit
ied TO them as required by Us act. and
shall, by que of their own members or
other spceid agent appoiIaod by.thcmfor
hat purpose, who shall not be stock
holder Ia any of the branches formed un.
ler this act, Immediately proceed to ex-
amiue che condition ofeaeh of lhe hran. !
ches Which sliall have Transmitted to said |
ooari the required certificate; aud il shall /
be Tie special duty oC sueh agent 10 care. (
ully count or otherwise asceftuin the a.
mount OF money paid in on account ofits
,apital stock, TO ascertain the name and
llace ofrosidenoe of each ofthe direc-
ors of such branch, and whether their
.torkh0liors, directors and officers are
nen ofrosponsibility and integrity, aud
ntitlel TO the public confdenos; aud tho
mount Of capital stock Of which each is
he bona fde owner, whether such branch
as complied with all tho requirements
4 this act necessary TO entitle the branch
o engage ia the business of banking. aud :
ball cause to be made and AtteS.ed by the !
ath Ofa majority Of the directors. and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-08
HEATH OF AMERICAN WOMAN,

As physician surgeon OF the highest reputation
call TO consider few facts of hs most vital i'm
The highest professional authority admit that wO-
men die rom uterine disea es han from other
and that they are unable 10 cure the diseases TO arrest
Twill asa your to the reasons for this and III en- to
remedy which has been emiDently successful for many
years and which has the sanction of the most enlightened
physicians in he country.
The medicines in general among profession
reatmen tot Falling Othe Womb WHites Deranged Mensrus
aon and local diseases OF the uterine ogeher
coE 81 MONS IRON chniDe
Opum Cauthades, Cunum, ClnnEOls ln0ca, Sesae Corn
uum and mechanical pee sares. When sd-
miniserng them, Tatient che taking
nothing that will hurt her. Let US see.
ioH the most harmless and the best OF hem when given
for complaints produces heat thirst dcuity Of breath
ing and ntJleabe headaches SeeaIs produces nausea
StTyeEHfas poison violent that the minute doses
sometimes aal and yet is given BY rule from the book
and without Que knowledge o. az Ine lle hc
may prevent from causing death TIE effect OF OPIUM
paints. COHIl and Cauthardss bota convuisiOns
embngs, sDness; and great debility PssSaTles are
ncehese g, and they alfo rrltae ana eEue ulcers Psc
discharges and sometimes ncuTSbe disease Of the baduer
In small dos these medicines viii no always produce
lmmedHtey isEl elects, put conllueu as tney ae m e
treatment Of these diseases, they will Inevitably nure Tue
system, and csusengerng and painful symptoms and Lurry
the grave who already fast enough on the
way without the aid OF these violent posons.
can convlncs you sir that administration OF hese
medicines cured Of uterine but on the
contrary, that future suffering and "n early death al
gradually sbOrbJu by the system until the patent only
percsves her in time TO find there is no hePe.
your counenaICe practice which persists in administer
ing poisOns and in driving women to their very graves
Fortunately from his side OF the picture 10
his moi composed Of oisoDs but OF medical simUes Of grea
efficacy. II never has can mure The system
s certain effect cures a0d its ingredients at the ser
wee louTsel or any physician. ma series o eles
shed in the eadiTg papers and addressed 10 emlnen
physicians have argued the general value Of the medicines
srshss Uterine CathoicOn) and have given proof OF III
efficacy
Ay Object now is to call your attention to comparison
efficacy with the failure of your medes to con-
mild and certain sctiOn Withthe hsTsh and fatal CT
fecs pOsOns administered by the profess generally
and urge upou yOu value your reputation, 70 us
Mars bsll's Uterine CathOlioCn the risk OF oeln
lasse physicians who's pursuing the old beaten
track excite ply for their ignorance or our execraoI
| or IN iT knaveTy. -
| J P. BRIDGE, NJ. D.
| Secretary Graefenberg Co
| For sale by MACKENZIB & BECkNIIH,
| oct2i-u Nashville.
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ReSI1T71eH pavunenf.

VTTR will sell frst Negro Man pa able the funds
w of the Exchange Bank Of Murfreesbaro Also three
fine Pianos for any Of the Free Bank Money. -
OctI BOYD CO..
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(SECURED BY LETTERS patiently -
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