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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-03
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
iEhi-NNl y. WIZ
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER,
April 6, 1853. President of the SsHate
AN ACT
April 6. 1853

Relating to a certain proposed Amendment to the
Constitution, and the publication of this Act.
Whereas, the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio
three ifths OF the members elected to each House
20 the Constitution providing for annual sessions OF
the Legislature. to be submitted to The electors for
their approval ecion at the eiect0 for Senators
ard Representatives, the sesOnd TlssdAy Of Oct0-
Der. 1853. therefore, ---
sEcTIos /. Bel eHaefed 6y the GJeHerag Assembly
Of tAe STATE Of Ohio, That the electors of the stale
shall vote upon sid proposed amendment at the gen
eia election in October 1859, herein prescribed,
wiz. Those ting for said amendment. providing for
annual sessi Of the legislature shall pnt upon their
voting against shall put upon their ballots these
words, annual sessions, no. ..-
SEc 2. A return additional to the return
quired by law be made of the votes at such
election for stat officer. and senators an1 represent
atives and also for and against said roPossd amend
ment to the constitution shall be certified and made
by the CLERK OF each county To the Secretary OF State
within days after said election, aud within thirty
days after sad election the Governor, Secretary Of
Stste and Attor. ey General shall open said
and couTt the woes. and ascertain whether or not
majority OF the az said election have been
cast for said proposed amendments. and if it appears
that majority OF the votes cast at such election have
been cast for Said propose amsnd lit the 6oTerEOr
shall make proclamation thereof without delay.
SEC. 3. This act shall re published by each county
auditor u twO weekly Eng sh papers, If two be pub
lished in the county. and in in one German weekly
paper. il published in the county for two weeks next
preceding the election.
SEC. T. The OF Publishing this ae.- provided
in the third section shall De paid OCt Of the county
treasury Of each cOunty-
SEC- 5 T.iis act shall lake eject and be IN force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM T. WOODS.
sPeaEer # The House Of RsPress aiatirss.
MARTIN WELHER.
april G, 1850. PresidsEi Of tie SeRatc.
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ANICDoTE OF CAssIUs NJ. CLAY

Notwithstanding ali the strong enmities
which Slavery question ever engcnders in
the South, Mr.. C. N. Clay,s social qualities
have made him always favorite with the
magnanimOus portions of the shareholders.
On the Kentucky river at the base of one
of those immense lodges of perpendicular
limestone which gives that stream the most
sublime and picturesque scenery, where
Fayette county joins Madison, (AIr. c an
tive county.) flows one of the coolest and
purest streams of water in the land Here
for many years, parties of gentlemen from
both counties, have been in the habit of
meeting IN the most social and unrcservcd
manner, and feasting upon what is called
there ''burgout, kind of camp soup made
of fish and turnips, red pepper, &c.-even
as much relish in the West as chowder in
New England-with interludes Of cigars of
old Bourbon and anecdotes. On such occa-
sions, all come uninvited-high and low
rich and poor, and general jollifcation en-
sues.
\ few years since, on one Of these occa-
sions, the Vice President, John C. Breck-
enridge the Dudleys, Bruces, Hunters, and
others good fellows being present, it was
proposed to go in bathing, and for several
hundred yards the river was splashing with
bad and good swimmers, playing on each
other all sorts of tricks: At length, in the
midst of all the fun came the terrible cry,
"a man is drownding," This was Mr..
Willis of Madison county. whose family
had been the most bitter enemies of Mr..
Clay. The four or five men were nearest
to him fed to the shore in great terror, and
Immediately from twenty more rose the
ery,-"Clay-Clay-Clay.' Mr.. C. was
about fifty OF sixty yards above, but imme-
diately swan down the swift stream to
where Willis had Sunk-never to rise again
of his own efforts, and seized him by the
hair at arms length, swan, keeping the
face of the nearly insensible man under
water, towards the shore
He was called to on all sides to raise
VS.. head above water; but knowing that
the life of both depended on keeping the
drowning man from seizing hold of the
swimmer, he proceeded calmly without an
swer until he placed his charge safely on
land; then turning to his oficious advisers
who had fed from the danger which they
had left to others, he said Next time if
you want his head raised above water, raise
It yourself lf"-The universal cry for Clay in
this emergency, Showed the great and unques-
toned confidence which all who knew him,
placed in his quiet courage and magnani-
nifty of soul; and the end proved that it
was not misplaced. Willis and family be-
came thcnceforth his friends.
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Too strong light in sleepinq-room

Too strong light in sleeping room is
bad, especially if the bed is opposite the
window; for to wake suddenly out of sleep,
with a strong glaring light on the eyes, can
not but eventually injure the strongest sight;
and. where it is mutually weak, or there Is
any hereditary disposition towards debil-
ity in the organs. this custom must Of course
exercise very pernicious effects. Persons
waking from sleep should have the eye pre-
pared by subdued light frst;- aud if the
sight be good the tine occupied in partially
dressing will be quite sufficient to prepare
the organs for meeting stronger body Of
light. This is especially to be remembered
in summer time where the chamber has an
eastern aspect -9lWT .I.
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WILLIAM p. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF ReI rcscntatIves
MARTIN lGI.LK Err,
L - L : = Il
AErilG, 1853.
AN ACT


To amend ion sight OF entitled ''an act VrH
srribiH. duties OF Supervisor. AMI relating 10
Roads and IL. siWays," passed February -, l-j3-
See !. Be It enacted b. the General Assembly Of
the Of Ohio, Tha; section e sht Of the above rec
ed act be amended read follows: Section 2.
That the trustees OF the townships shall, the first
Monday March annually. divide their respective town
sDs iHo suitable and convenient road DISTRICTS and H
the same have heretofore been divided, esSse
brief dc OF the be entered the town
shIp records, and also each supervisor 70 be fur
rsLetl with ough rs; ofthe district, and In
nujlic road Is shall be established Is part Of the
Ii e or houn iary Of aay township the trustees n
adjoining township shall some convenient place.
~, Sooa er the fir. Monday Of March convenient.
and appori on such r5ad rads between the two town
ships justice and equity may require or the purpose
OF paning and improving the same, anil the rvi>urs
and iaabiaui cfeach township iai te bound TO woTS
on said road road aecorliey. Provided, however
no part OF any territory yiBs within the limits OF any m
corpcraei village eity Of the second class, snail be
included within any such road district.
See. = Original section eight is hCrebT rsHeaied
nd this Gct 10 tse effect from aad AFTER II
WILLIAM q. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Oi H.. re cGsaipss-
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For the Chronicle.
THEN AND NOW.
LIBBIE S. CRowELL.

To night pause TO dream awhile
OF other days and hours,
When meath my restless feet pressed
Sweet transient childhood's flowers.
I Pause to gaze back on the waste
Of nature left behind,
While surging waves of memory
Bring long past scenes to mind.
Bring years when through my childish hear
There swept phantom train,
OF shalowy dreams, faint, undefned,
So swift they went and came.
Strange. fragmentary dreams they We're,
1t almost brings a smile,
To think that such odd fancies could
A weary hour beguile,
But while tonight gaze far back
Upon those se-fiush'd years OIL.
see between those hours and these
Dark clouds of doubts and fears.
Deep fears let in the hours to dawn,
When strong temptations came,
l should most firmly clasp the right,
And proudly ,orong disdain.
Lest when the storms of life should come
Darkening my earthly sky,
I should not see beyond the clouds
Ny guiding star on high.
All, yes; there has change been wrought
A change half sad, half sweet,
Since the glad waves of early years
Against my life-barque beat.
/ feel Times fettors round my soul,
And know that never more
I'll Gull the fiow'rs of fairy land
On childhood's sunlit shore
know the life that's dawning now
VIII be less glad and free,
And vet it bears within It's folds
A deeper joy to me.
'Tis frought with no5ler dreams OF life,
Tinged with purer glow,
Apd filings around my soul light
The past could never throw.
BLOOMFIELD, ONO.
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April G, 1883.
mo. 209.1
AN ACT

No. 2OJ. AN ACl
Explanatory of an act ent tied an act TO amend
section twenty-three of an act entitled IAN aci
TO provide for the organization, supervision
and maintenance of Common Schools, r;ss-
ed March ll;h, 1883. passed March II. 1883.
Section I. Be q cnacled By the GcHeTdI AsseRl.
Uynftie Siaic If Ohio. That the provisions of the
ilrt entitled "an act 10 amend section twenty
three of an act entitled IAN act to provide for the
organization. supervision aud maintenance of
common schouls passed March lIth. 1853. pas
sed April -. 1858, shall be 50 construed as 10
authorize the levy of lax upon any sub-district
for the purpose Of completing the erection or re-
pair of any school house in 81 ch sub-di>trIct
which was in process of erection or repair at the
time said act. as>cd April l2ih, 1858. took Ell
ect, or for paying d;btS incurred therefor.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker of the HouSe Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-03

Any person can convert the common lard
oil for burning in lamps, into as good sweet
oil, by the following process:
Take say about quart of lard oil. and
place it in clear tin pan, and set it on a
stove; bring it up to about the heat of scald-
ing water and then add about one quarter
of an ounce of sal soda dissolved in half q
teacupful of hot water. Stir this into the
oil for above five minutes, then take off the
vessel, and allow it to cool. When the sed-
imcnt settles Oh the bottom of the vessel,
the clear shopld be poured off into a clean
bowl through cotton cloth to strain it. The
oil obtained by this treatment is sweet and
pure, excellent for oiling fine machinery.
and for making perfumed oil for the hair.
dlaerican.
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DIVINE SERvIcE-We are authorized
to announce that Elder John Phillips, will
preach tomorrow, (Sabbath) at 1 o'clock,
p. N. in the Disciples Church on North st,
in New Castle The public are invited, to
attend, and the members especially to be
presnt. lEC L.iL CEs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-03

Homestead exemption" exclaimed Mrs.
Partington, throwing down the paper
ats come to pretty pass indeed, that
men are going to exempt themselves from
home Just when they please.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-03

SELF-PORTRAITURE-A man never por-
trays his own character better than by the
way and manner in which ne portrays the
character of another.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-03
OF OHIO;
CNo. 209.1 AN ACT
70 relieve the Suretias Of Executors or Admin
stratOrs.
Published Jg Authority.

No. 2OS. AN ACT
70 relieve the Sureties Of Executors or Admin
istratOrs.
Section l. BE q enacted 6y the General 4ssea-
BIZ of the Siats of Ohio. That it shall be lawful
FOR anv surety of any executor or administrators
of any deceased person at any time TO make com
,lairt to the prnpcr probate court To be released
from the bond with such executor or adminiStra-
tor, bv fling lis requcs therefor with the Judge
of said cOut and giving at least fiye days notice
in writing to such executor or administrator
when such court j. Of opinion there Is good re3-
son therefor. shall -yea>. s1ch surely. and ifsuch
executor or admili-tra:o. fail to give new bonds.
a br such eouri directed. be shall be removed
and his i,;tCrS ~upc:ceded, bat such original
surety shal not he released uniil such executor
or administrator 80 gives bonds, and such orig
.Ial surety shall be liable only tur the acts of
such executor or administrator from the time OF
the execution of the original bond To the fling
Of the second bond Provided. that the costs Oi
such relra ;e shall be paId by the surety apply
ing to be released, ualcss it shall appear 10 the
court that the administrator or executor Is insl-
vent. incompetent, or is wasting the assets ofthe
estate.
See. = This act shall take effect from and af
ter its passage.
WILLIAM +. WOODS.
Speaker of the House uf Representative.
MARTIN WELkER,
President of the Senate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-03

q live by my pen," said vulgar au-
thor to lady. ''You look, sir, as if you
ought to live IN a pen''
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-03
MARTIN WEIdSER,
Prriidcnt Of the Senate
No 2IS AN ACT
70 amend an act entitled AN Act 70 establish Code
| of Civil Procedure"

of Civil Procedure"
SECTION !. Be IL enacted By ne General Assembly
Of tke State ef, Ohio, That section f36 OF the act
entitled act to establish code Of civil procedure
be and the same is hereby amended to read as
follows Sec. 1876. hands and tenemsnts taken in ex-
-euOn shall not he sold until the oihcer cause PU
notice OF tie time and place OF sale. TO BE given for
least thry days before the day Of sale. By advertise
m=ut in soEis newspaper printed nd o: general circu
iatiOn in the county or in ease no newspaper be
printed in tile county. in newspaper CT general
circulation therein, aai BY putting GP advertise
ment upon the cont hc11e door. and in five other
public places in the county tire Of which shall be in
the township where such lInds and tenements lie
Where such advertisements fs nnRdc IN newspaper
published weekly it shall be scscent 90 insert the
same in 4 consecutive numbers thsrs0f: hat wher
there shall be published both daily and weekly
edition Of the newspaper selected for stch advertise
ment. and the circulation Of the daily in tsse county
shall exceed that o the weekly, i shaH he sufficient
for the officer to publish the said advertise 7ent in the
daily week. for eve consecutive before
The day OF sale each insertion TO be the DAY
Qf the week; provided that the expense OF such pnb
cation in daily newspaper shall exceed the cost
Of publishing the sane in a weekly newspaper All
sales made without scch advertisements shall be set
aside motion. By the which the execution
IL returLahe.
SEc p That the ori ginai section $50 Of the act
entitled 'an act to establish code of civil proceed
ure" be AMI the is hereby repealed and this act
shall take effect and be in force from and alter lis
passage.
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AprlI ., Io.'J.
mo. 2l3.1 AN ACT

TNo. 2I3.l AN ACT
To authorize County Commissioners to alter change
the boundaries of Election Precincts.
Section 7. Re sHarfed bg Tie General Assembly Of
ihs State Of Ohio That the commissioners OF county
in this upon presentation them any regular
session Oftheir hoard, Of petition signed by not les
than twelve legal Of any voting precinct any
township terein that any ne or lines bounding said
precinct be changed altered, upon being >aied that
the prayer of said petition j. and reasonable, and
that due thereof has been given for twenty days
BY posters either written prntedin three pu places
in each precinct BE- affected by such eaRae, the
such petition by orler that such precinct
be changed in accordance Herewith.
See. >. ns 10 be ia fOr.e it, passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker of the IIouse OF Representatives.
MARTIN WEIKEB,
President Of the Senate.
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-, A pretty girl was lately complaining to
friend that she had cold and was badly
plagued in her lips by chaps.
.rs- ..Friend,'' said obediah, .'thee should
never suffer chaps to come near thy lips. |"
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April 8, 1853.
mo. 2I0.l

No. 2IU Nv MT
To repeal an act passed April IIth. 1856. entit.
led IAN Act supplementary to an act entitled
AN Act to authorize Free Banking Sn Ohio,
passed March 2l>t, 1851"
Section l. Be Il e1,acied By the GenerH 4Sscm-
Ug of lis SLATE ofChio. That the act passed April
lin. 1856. entitled .'an act suppl nenfary to M
act entitled an act to authorize free banking in
Ohio. passed March 2lSt. ISL {" be and the same
Is hereby repealed: Provided. that such repeal
shall in no wise affect any liabilit &. civil or
criminal. incurred under the SAID sections re-
pealed. nor any proceedings under them.
See >. This ac; shall take effect its pas>-
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bail by any assignee, as provided in this section
the same proceedings shall be- had provided
in this act in case OF assignments after the pass
Oge of this act
Sec. ~. This act to take effect from and af-
ter its passage.
WILLIAM y. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Sanate
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-03
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
April 6, 1853.

Speaker cf the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
President of the ,ienate.
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Te Hardware BUYERS

ses Warren. o., May &c, 1885
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