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+ No. 1j9 AN ACT
To provide for the renewal, and to r.
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TO provide for the renewal, and to reg
ulato the final payment of the Fund
ed Debt Of the State of Ohio.
Section l. BE 10 enacted by the GEN.
erat assembly Of the State Of ohio, That
the commissioners of the sinking fund
for the time being are hereby author
lied, fully empowered and required at
periods previous to and near the time
that any funded debt of this State shall
become payable according to the terms
expressed upon the face of tho certif-
Gates thereof, to make out in due form
and manner, and with all tho sanctions
required by law for the making of GER
tificatos of the funded debt Of this State,
and issue such an amount and number
of such certificates Of the funded debt
of this State as shall be sufficient in
amount to redeem 30 much of said debt
then about coming payable as shall not
have been paid or fully provided for by
the application Of the sinking fund, as
established and fixed by the constitu-
ton. And such an amount of all such
certificates Of the funded debt so to be
issued to redeem any part of the said
debt coming payable, shall be made re-
deemable and payable in each succeed
ing and consecutive year after being is
sued, as the sinking fund established
by the constitution, applicable in such
year, and described in and by the sched-
ulo herein, will pay; which schedule is
hereby made part Of this act as explain.
atory thereof, so that a certain amount
of such certificates of such debt so is
sued shall be made payable and redeem
able absolutely every year in each con-
secutve year, until the whole of the
same shall be paid Aud on making
and issuing said certificates, the time
and place Of redemption and payment
Of the principal, and the payment of
the interest, by the State, and the rate
of interest, shall be clearly expressed
upon the face Of the certificate. And
each certificate shall also have cunspic.
uously and plainly inscribed upon its
face the words, renewal of the funded
debt of the State of Ohio" And the
said commissioners of the sinking fund
shall keep separate accounts and regis.
tries of the issue, transfers, payment of
interest. and the final redemption and
payment Of the principal Of the same
Section 2 The following schedule
of tho sinking fund as established and
fixed by the constitution Of the State Of
Ohio, and applicable yearly ,commonc.
ing in the year eighteen hundred and
6fty-two, 1852 TO the payment Of the
debt Of tho State, and referred TO, and
made a part Of this act, as explanatory
thereof by tho preceding section there.
Of to-wiE
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douoe Of the payment Of the sums there
in specified into the state treasury, and
shall on delivery thereof to the comp.
troller, be credited and allowed to the
county treasurers respectively in max
ing the semi-annuql settlements. Upon
drawing such drafts, the comptroller
shall charge the same to the treasurer
Of the state on account Of moneys be-
longing to the sinking fund, and shall
notify the auditor thereof in writing.
Section a. Whenever the auditor Of
state shall ascertain that the moneys in
the state treasury belong TO the gener-
al revenue, will probably be insufficient
in amount TO pay the appropriations from
that fund, he shall notify the comptrol-
Ter Of the amount deemed necessary to
make up the deficiency until the next
semi-annual settlements of county treas
urors; and theroupon the comptroller
shall draw therefor, in favor Of the treas
.uror Of state, on the several county
troasurers, or on such of them, and for
such sum or sums each as he shall
deem most convenient, not exceeding
the the amount by them, respectively,
collected for general revenue at the time
and times Of so drawing, and shall
charge the same to the treasurer ofstate
on account of general revenue; and in
other respects the comptroller, treasurer
and auditor shall be governed by the
provisions Of the next preceding Sec
ton.
Section 10. County treasurers shall
take possession of their offices on the
first Monday Of September next after
their election, and shall hold the same
for two years thereafter, and until their
successors are elected and qualified; and
if any person elected to said Office shall
fail to give bond and take the oath of
Office, as prescribed by law, on or before
the first Monday ofSeptembcr next after
his election, the office shall be hold to
be vacant, and shall be filed as pro
vidod by law
Section 16 The ctoutitled "au act
to provide for the scmi-auuual collection
of taxes, passed April y, 1858, is
hereby repealed, but notwithstanding
this repeal, the twelfth section of said
act shall continue in force until the first
Monday i'm September next, and pro.
vided, that this repeal shall not affect
the existing rights or liabilities Of any
person or persons, civil or criminal but
the same may be prosecuted as if the
said act were not repealed,
Section II. This act to take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate
April ., 1859.
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The Swing as a Cure for Consump-
ffOn.

The Swing as a Cure for Consump-
ton.
Dr. Lawson Long, Of Holyoke, Mas
sachusetts, writes to the editor of the
Springfield Republican as follows
[ wish to say a few words to "whom
it may concern" on the use Of the
swing--one of the gymnastic exercises
as q preventive and cure of pulmonary
disease. ] mean the suspending Of the
body by the hands, by means Of astrong
rope, or chain, fastened to a beam at
one end, and at the other a stick three
feet long, convenient to grasp with the
hands. The rope should be fastened to
the center of the stick, which should
hang six or eight inches above the head,
Let a person grasp this stick, with the
hands two or three feet apart and swing
very moderately, at frst-perhaps only
bear the weight if very weak--and
gradually increase, as the muscles gain
strength from the exercise, until it may
be freely used from three to five times
daily.
The connection of the arms with the
body with the exception Of the clavicle
with the sternum or breast bone,) being
a muscular attachment to the ribs, the
effect of this exercise is to elevate the
ribs and enlarge the Ghost; and as ma
ture allows no vacuum, the lungs expand
to fill the cavity, increasing the volume Of
air-the natural purifier of the blood
and preventing congestion or the de-
posit of tuberculous matter, 1 have
prescribed the above for all cases of he
morrhage of the lungs and threatened
consumption for thirty.hve years, and
have been able to increase the measure
of the chest from two to four inches
within a few months, and always with
good results. But, especially, as a pre-
ventive, 1 would recommend this exer-
else. Let those who love life cultivate
a well-formed, capacious chest. The
student, the merchant, the sedentary,
the young of both sexes-aye, all
should have swing upon which to
stretch themselves daily; and / am NOR
ally certain that if this were to be prac-
tised by the rising generation, in dress
allowing a free and full development Of
the body, thousands yes tens of thou
sands would be saved from the ravages
of that opprobrium medicorum, con-
sumption.
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A young lady thus writes, anonymous
ly. in the columns Of an Irish paper
"For my part, I confess that the desire
Of my heart, and my prayer is, that j
may be blessed with a good and affec-
tionate husband, and that I may be q
good and afeotionate wife and mother.
Should I be denied this, I hope for grace
to resign myself, but fear it will be q
hard trial for me.
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LIFE WITHOUT TRIALs.-Would you
wish to live without trials? Then you
would wish TO die but half a man.
Without trial you cannot guess at your
own strength Meg do not learn to
swim on a table; they must go into deep
water, and buffet the surges If you
wish to understand their true character
-ifyou would know their whole strength
of what they are capable, throw them
overboardI Over with them--aud il
they are worth saving, they will swim
ashore of themselves.
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Cbr 25omr Cjrtlr.
I WUD KNOTT DYE IN WINTUR,
&C.
By the orthor Of "Thous on q Fadid Boka."

By The orthor Of "Thofti on q Fadid Boka."
/ wud knott dye i'm wintur,
When whiskie punchis no-
When pooty gals air skating
Oar feolds ov ice g. sno--
When sassidgs meet is phryinE
g. Hickerikuutts is thick;
Owe! who kud think ov dighing,
Or even getting sicki
wud knott dye in spring time,
And miss the turn up greens,
g. the pooty song ov the leetle frawPs,
g. the Bki arks arly screen;
When burds begin thare wobblng,
And taters gin to sproul-
When turkie8 90 a gObblingi
wud knott then peg out.
I wud knott dye in summer,
g. leeve the gardin suss--
The roasted lam & buttermilk-
The kool plase In the grass
wud knott dye In summer,
When ovry things so hou,
g. leeve the whiski Jow-lips--
Owe know! ide ruther kuotu
wud knott di inn ortum,
With peeches ftt Tor eating;
When tho waivy korn is gettin ripe
g. candidates are treeting,
Phor these, and luther wreasons,
Ide knott di in the phalli
g. sense i've thort it over
/ wud knott dye tall!
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3D. One million and
twenty FIVE thousand
dollars, bearing inter
est at the rate of five
per cent. per annum,
coming payable at the
pleasure Of the State,
after the 3tst day of
December, 1866,
3d. Two millions, one
hundred and eighty
three thousand, Eve
hundred and thirty
enc dollars and nine
ty three cents, bear
ing interest at the
rate Of six per cent.
per aunum, coming
payable, at the pleas
ure Of the State, after
the 31st day Of De-
cember 1870,
4th One million, six
hundred thousand
dollars, boaringinter-
est ot the rate of six
per cent per annum,
coming payable, at
the pleasure Of the
State, after the 31st
day Of December,
1875,
9Th Two millions,
four hundred thou
sand dollars, bearing
interest at the rate of
six per cent. per an
mum, coming payable
at the pleasure Of the
State, after the 31st
day of December,
1886,
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THE WINE PRoBLEm.--The answer TO this
problem furnished by ]. II. T. is correct, but
he will find that the division Of the wine can
be made with one less change than by his
method. The following formula represents
{ he shortest process by which we believe the
esult can be obtained:
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AUDIroR's OFFICE HILLsBORo,
HIGHLAND Co.. o., July l3, 1853
/ hereby certify the foregoing acts 70
70 correct copies Of the aeta as Furnished
o this Office by the Secretary Of State.
JAMES REECE, Auditor H O.
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NoUtg's department.

Attempt the end and never stand 10 doubt,
Nothingso hard but search willfud it out.
THerrick
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Perhaps there may boa still shorter process ,
and if any Of our young readers can find it out
we hope they viii do so and let us know IL.
ANSWER TO THE GATE AND ArrLE PRoBLEM.
Take 8 apples with you from the orchard; ut
the FIRST gate leave eight Of them abthe second
four; aud at the third, tiDOj then you will Just
have one loft, which give to the father, and
lnka the dnnnhIar.
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To pay balance Of fund
ed foreign and do
mestic debt Of State,
Deduct Sinking Fund
for years 1852 to
1853, inclusive, al
ready applied,
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Amount Of foreign
ILL

9th. Two hundred and
seventy five thousand
three hundred and
eighty five dollars, be-
ing the amount Of the
domestic debt, the
principal and interest
Of which is payable
at the seat Of govern
ment,
Total amount of the
foreign and domestic
funded debt of the
State on the 1st day
Of January, 1859,
thirteen millions,
eight hundred an l
ninety seven thou
sand two hundred
and forty-two dollars
~. L----.L.. 1911
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auu twenty cents, Sl0,oJt, "a ~
is hereby made a guide and a direction
obligatory upon the commissioners of
the sinking fund for the time being, in
the discharge Of their official duties, and
is also hereby made a part of this act,
as explanatory thereof And the COM
missioners Of the sinking fund, in car
rying into effect the provisions and re.
quiroments of this act. are hereby re-
quircd to issue the certificates of renew
al Of the said funded debt, and annually
apply the sinking fund to the payment
thereof First to the renewal and pay
ment IN fuH of the first debt coming
payable, which will be on the first day
of January, eighteen hundred and six
ty-one, 1S6l) and then to the portion
of said debt next coming payable, and
so on in order and in succession, so that
the portion of the said debt first coming
payable shall be first fully redeemed and
paid; and the certificate first issued shall
be for the earliest period of redemption
and payment, and so on in such success.
sion and order that the certificates last
issued shall be for the redemption and
payment of the portion of the funded
debt last coming payable, until the en-.
tire amount and every portion thereof,
shall be fully redeemed and paid. It is,
however, hereby expressly declared that
the temporary debt Of the State, created
to reimburse the treasury by the act Of
April y, 1858, amounting to seven hun
dred thousand dollars, the payment Of
which being provided for by a special
tax, is not included in, but is expressly
excepted from the operation Of this act.
Section 9, The commissioners Of the
sinking fund are hereby required to re.
port TO the Governor at the time Of max
ing their sominnnual reports, and At
such other times as the Governor may
require; and also to the General Assem-
bly, or to either branch thereof, If so 70.
quired by joint resolution of the Gene
raj Assembly, or by resolution Of either
branch thereof all and singular their
acts and proceedings done under and BY
authority of this act, or by or under au-
| thority Of any Of its provisions and re-
duiroments, And if the General As
sembly should not be in session at the
time that any such report is made to the
Governor, or if such report or reports
should be made more than two months
previous to tho time when the General
/ Assembly is to meet, at either regular
session or at an adjourned or called
session thereof, then and in that case 10
shall be q part Of the official duties Of
the Governor TO cause any such report
or reports to be published in at least
two newspapers Of general circulation,
| published al the seat Of government,
and in at least two such papers publish
ed in each Of the cities Of Cincinnati
and Cleveland.
Sec 16. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage.
WILLIAM B WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
April 2, 1859.
AuDTTOR'q OFFfCF HULsBORo. y
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taE For tho News.
40 y oalmo Miscellaneous Enigma.
~ -aed omposod Of lettersi
My 46 2 is girls name.
My 6iaa garden vegetable.
My 232 san animal.
8232isa bird.
My 6 Is an exclamation.
Ny 6 72is verb.
My 2 lisa pronoun.
MyB2 lisa kind Of fruit
My whole asmusioal instrument. Ar.
Iiillsboro, D,
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so. six millions, four
hundred and thirteen
thousand, three hum
dred and twenty-five
dollars and twenty
seven cents, bearing
interest at the rate Of
six per cent. per au-
mum, coming payable
at the pleasure Of the
State, after the 31st
day Of December,
1860, S6413,
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