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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-23
April 5, 1859.
AN ACT

mo. 2O2. ACT
Making Appropriations for the payment Of Interest on
the State Debit tho payment of portion of the
Principal thereof and the payment ofthe expenses
OF the Board of Commissioners OF the sinking Fund.
Section l. Be IL enacted by the Gederal Assem.
by OF the state OF Ohio That the following be
and they hereby arc, appropriated from any moneys
in the treasury belonging to the sinking fund.
FOR the payment OF the semi annual interest to come
due on the foreign funded debt of the state the first
day of july 1852 and the first day of January 1860
and the semannual interest the domestic debt of
the State to come due on the first day of May and the
hrs' day OF November 1859, the sum of eight hundred
sxtytour thousand five hundred eighty-four and 90
100 dollars, 1854 ,59a5O);
For the payment Of interest on school and trust
innds hed by the state the sum Of hund ed fifty
six thousand dollars ($l5G,O0O);
For the payment of portion of the funded debt of
the state being the amount of the sinking fund as
tablished and fixed by the constitution applicable
thereto for the year 1852 the m of one hundred flty
thousand three hundred sixty-three dollars ($l5O,.
363
For the payment of the salary of the agent of the
state in the city of New York and for Office rent and
necessary incidental expenses thorereof the sum of
four thousand dollars. ($4OOO)
FOR the payment of the salary of the clerk in the
office OF the commissioners of the sinking fund at the
seat OF and the necessary incidental expen
ses OF said office, the sum of two thousand five hun.
dollars ($2 .500);
For the payment of engraving printing stationery
and other expenses necessary to the discharge of du
the slhkinS iuhu, tue sum
OF seven thousand dollars. ($7,000(
For the payment ofthe expenses orsaid commission
ers going to- at and returning from the city of New
York, in the discharge OF their official dulles the sum
OF twelve hundred dollars. ($l ,20O);
For the contingent fund of said board of commits
sioners OF the sinking fund.- the of thousand
dollars, (Sl l0O0D
For the construction of fire and burglar proof
vault in the office of said commissioners in the state
house. the sum of twenty five hundred dollars (2 5OO
Sec 2, This act shall take effect and be in force
/ from and after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKBR,
President of the Senate.
April 5, 1859.
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April l,ls;o o.
INo. iscl.
AN Alr

NO. 1861 AN ACT
To amend section one of on net passed March 81,
1859, supplementary 10 net entitled "an act deli
ming tho jurisdiction aud regulating the practice
of probate conlts in the counties OF Erie, Lucas,
Ricbland, Holmes, Montgomery Delaware, Frank
HnScioto aud Jefferson. passed April ~, '6S0nd TO
extend the operations of said act to the counties OF
Mcigs, Mercer Auglale. Lawrence, Harrison, Hem
ry, Licking Belmont Sturl, and Williams.
SECrIoNl BE- il eadrted by the Gen,rdi Iss,mbiy
of the at Of ohio That section one Of the above reef.
ted act he 50 amended to read follows. Sec. /.
That the provisions of an net entitled ian act defining
the jurisdiction aud regulating the practice ofprobnto
courts In the counties Of Eric Lucas RchlHnd Holmes,
Montgomery, Delaware. Franklin, Scioto and Jelicr-
SON. passed April II, 1858, he aud tho samo are
hereby extended to the counties OF Meigs Mercer,
Auglazc Lawrence Harrison, Henry. Belmont. Stark,
Ottawa and Williams
Sec. q That said section of the net passed as
aforesaid on the 3ls day of March, 1859, bo and the
same is hereby repealed.
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker THE House of Representatives
MARTIN WELkER.
President Of the senate.
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blind. one thousand i've hundred and seventy.6ve dol
lars ($l ,676G
For provislon', household and current expenses O
said institution three thousand two hundred dollars
(eJ,2O0):
For the salaries OF superintendent. other officer
and teachers Of The Ohio state asylum for idiots i've
hundred and 6fty dollars, (s5jO);
For provisions and necessary household expense
Of the said asylum, five hundred dollars ($50O)i
STATE REFORM Farm.
For the salaries of the officers of the state reform
farm, one thousand dollars, Isl O00)
For provisions. clothing lodging, school books To-
and the education aud training Of boys four thousand
dollars, $4,000.
ONO PENfrENTfARY.
For the payment of salaries of the directors war.
den, deputy warden clerk ysican, moral instructor
and assistant teachers OF The Ohio penitentnry one
thousand bye hundred aud two dollars, (Sl j0l;
For payment of guards and night watches of the
Ohio Penittnary five thousand two hundred aud
five dollars, ($5,205):
For payment for provisions clothing repairs of all
KINDS fuel lights, hospital and other necessary cur
rent expenses of the Ohio Pententary fourteen thou
sand four hundred dollars, ($14.4O0);
torpayment of costs Of prosecutions and convic-
ton and transportation of convicts TO the Ohio peDi
tentiary six thousand two hundred and afty dollars,
($6,250C
For allowance to discharged conyicts to pay their
expenses TO their homes, three hundred dollars $50 y;
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
Anril A 12yo
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No. 1851 AN ACT
Making Appropriations in part for the First Quarter
of the Year 1850.
See. /. Beit enacted By the General assembly of tn
state Of Ohio, That tho following sums be aud ar,
hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury
applicable thereto, from the general revenue for the
expenses in part OF tho first quarter OF the year
mencing the fifteenth day of November In the wear
eighteen hundred and dtty'nine, Qs59);
For the payment of tho salaries ot the governor,
dtor treasurer comptroller OF the treasury secreta
p OF state attorney general secretary 10 the governor
state commissioner OF common schools and the state
librarian, three thousand tour hundred and weny-h
dollars, (S3,i2aE
For the payment OF the salaries of judges of the SUI
preme court court OF common pleas, and superior
courts, oighecen thousand niue hundred and fifty dol
lars (SlS9SO);
For the payment oC clerks in the oce of the audi.
tor of state, one thousand four hundred dollars
(Sl400l
For the payment OF clerks in the office of the treas
uror OF state seven hundred dollars, (SI0O),
For the payment of the clerks in the olice Of the
comp!rollerot the treasury. eight hundred dollars
(SsO0G and for tho first quarter Of 1889. (S600e
For the payment OF clerks ia the office of the sec
retary of state, five hundred dollars, (Sa0o)
For the payment of clerks in the Office of atorne,
general two hundred dollars, Is 20oG
For the payment OF mileage of county treasurer
travelling 10 and returning from the seat of govern
ment making their semi-anuual settlement in th,
month "i February, lS60 one thousaed eight huadreC
dollars Isl, so0l;
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
For the provisions and household aud current expen
ses OF the central ohio unalio asylum ten thousAnt
dollars. (SlOOOOG
For provisions. household and current expenses
the southern Ohio nuaIic asylum, six thousand dol
lars. iS6OO0G
Por provisions household and current expenseK Of
the northern Ohio lunato asylum, six thousand dol
lars. (6 00O);
For the salaries OF superintendent steward. mat
ron. physician aud teachers OF the Ohio institution
for tho education of the deaf and dumb two thousand
two hundred aud hfty dollars, (S221O);
For provisions, household and current expenses ol
said institution three thousand dollars, ($S,O0O);
For salaries of officers, teachers aud other empoy-
ees in the Ohio institution for the education of tn,
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Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
April 3, 1850.

GNo. POLL AN ACT
Further to prevent the taking Of Usurious Interest on
the part of Banks, and to prevent Confession of
Judgments on Warrants Of Attorney in favor Of
Banks.
SECTION |. BE IL enacted By The General Assembiv
ote State Of Ohio, That whenever usurous interest
shall have been charged taken In this state by any
bank, whether incorporated by the laws of this state
Or elsewhere II shall be lawful for any party or par.
ties to an action brought upon any bond BILL note or
other instrument of writing in which such usurious
interest shall have been charged or included at any
taking demand of such usurious inteiest without
rendering to such bank the legal amount of debt and
interest due ON such obligation.
Scc.2. That in all cases in which Judgment shall
have been heretofore rendered In favor of such bank
or banks upon default upou warrant OF attorney
to confess Judgment Il shall be tho duty cf the court
In which such Judgment was rendered. ut any time
before such judgment shall have been satisfied upon
affidavit OF any defendant against whom such iudK.
mcnt was rendered, setting forth the facts const-
ting such usurious demand TO set ide such Judgment
aud permit such defendant defendants to le his or
their in sui action, setting up such usurous
demand, without rendering to such bank the legal
amount ofdeb and intorest,due the bond bill tie
or other obligations upon which said action was
founded.
Sec, 3, That ali judgments by confession hereafter
rendered IN favor OF banks IN favor of officers or
agents ofbanks, warrants of attorney shall be alb
soluely null aud void.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker ofthc House of Repre- Sc natives
Marlin WELKER
President of the Senate
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der the authority OF tho United States In the as o
this state" passed December 30 A. D. 1905 be and
the samd is hereby amended so ns to read AZ fellows
1hatthe hof the keeper Of any Jail IN any OF this
state shall bc and Is hereby authorized and required
receive nl prisoners committed 90 his custody by the
authority of the United States and keep them safely
until discharged 10y due course Of the laws OF the
saine and any sheriff orjailor shall neglect or re.
fuse 20 perform the services and dulles required Of
him by this act, or eho offend in the premises. he
shall he liable to the like penalties, forictures and
actions as if such prisoner prisoners hadbeen com.
mted under the authority ofths state provided that
every prisoner who shall he committed for any offence
by the authority OF the United States shall be sup.
ported at the expense Of the during his or her
confinement IN said Jail, aud greater cOmpt ms tion
shall he charged by any sheriff keeper OF any Jail
for the subsistence ofsid United States prisoner than
authorized by law TO be chatgcd for the subsistence
of state prisoners; provided. also that the commits
soners of any county In which said prisoner may be
confined shall he entitled TO receive from said United
States the sum of fifty cents per month for the use of
said Jail for every person so committed.
WILLIAM y. WOODS.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELRER,
President of the Senate,
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Bnsuolea Institution, established by special endo-
ment for the relief of the sick and distressed,
afflicted Nth Nruient and Epidemic
Diseases.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful de-
structon oShuman life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the decepton practced upon the unfortunate VIC
tins of such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
rected their Consulting Surgeon. as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name to open q Dyspensary for
the ofthis class ofdiseases in all their forms
and to give Medical Aid Gratis, to all who apply by
letter with description of their condition, (age oc.
cupation habits of life. &c) and in of extreme
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
mostapproved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment Sexual Diseases
the highest with the success which has
attended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of Spermatorrhpa, Seminal Weakness Impo-
tence Gonnorrh9a, elect Syphilis the vice of Oman
ism or Self Abuse. &C., and order continuance of
the same for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review of the past feel assured
that their abors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted to
the young and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal to this very important but much
despised cause.
An admirable Report on spermatorrhea or Semi
nal Weakness the Vice of Onnnism, Masturbation or
Self Abuse and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail lin a
sealed envelope) Ere. cf Charge the receipt of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
the nature and treatment of Sexual Diseases diet
&c. are constantly being published for gratutous
distribution, and will be sent to the afflicted Some
of the remedies and methods oftreament discoy-
cred during the past year,are of great value
Address for report or treatment DR.. George r. CAL
houn, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association No
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HARTWELI Presk
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretarv
nzna IL,
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April 3, 1859.
AN ACT

No. 1921 An ACT
To establish uniform standard of Weights and
Measures.
SEorIoN |. BE IL enacted By Me General Assemble
Of he State Of Ohio, Whenever the following arti
Giles are sold. and no special agreement to
is made by the contracting parties, the bushe shall
consist of the following weights Glover seed 60 pounds
timothy seed, 45 pounds; hemp seed Al pounds; mil
let seed so pounds; buckwhent, 80 pounds; bens GO
pounds; peas, 60 pounds homny, 60 pounds; Irish po
mtoes 60 pounds; dried peaches 30 pr unds; dried
apples 20 poundsi wheat, 60 pounds; shelled corn
b6 pouuds corn in the ear 20 pounds; rye 56pounds
haN seed So pounds; barley iSpOunds; oats 32 pounds
hungarian grass seed 90 pounds; potatoes. 5C
pounds.
Sec. 2. The net providing for uniform standard
OF weights and measures passed Feb. II, SIS. alsc
the act establishing the weight of clover seed, passed
Feb, %, lSiS are hereby repealed.
Sec. T. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM Il. WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF Representa- tives.
MARTIN WELkER.
Precidont of the Senate,
April K IS5o
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
December 30, lSjS.-3ily.

SlNGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
all the leading branches manufacturing iudus-
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Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute.
no tailor. shoe manufacturer clothel, seamstress,
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One Thousand Dollars a Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the
OF each of these Machines, and for confirmation
OF tins truth, refer to any of the thousands of
persons who use them. They adapted to sort
OF work, fine coarse upon silk, cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
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TO meet the growing demand for smaller and more
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have lust produced and ready receive orders for
singers New Family Sewing Machine,
mems the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine ever constructed. 1t is ornamented in the high
est style ofar and all who it delighted with
ltmakes the improved nterloced stitch and is capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur-
poses.
1t is not ubect to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making a raveling seam. like the
Grover Il Baker; is it confined in its operation
to few thin fabrics liable get out ofoI der and un-
fitted to fax thread likethe Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds Of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 500. The larger standard machines, from
Sl25 to 5000. Send for L. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette,
beautiful pictorial paper devots d to Sewing Ma
chimes, and containing list of prices, and all other
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ass Broadway, New York.
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Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted
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April 18th, 1853.
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LA w S OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

mo. 1871 AN ACT
To prevent the recovery Of damages on Protested
BIZ Of Exchange, aud 10 repeal section one OF an
act entitled"an act ascertainng Damages on Pro
tested Bills of Exchange" passed February 1881
SECTION l. ~ il cafted by me General AssaaLly
fhe State OF Od0, That damages on protested bills
Of exchange, drawn by any persoa body corporate
within this state shan not be recoverable any CON
tract entered into after the passage Of this act
Sec.2. That nothing IN the second section of the
net aforesaid shall he 40 construed as tO permit the
recovery of damages ON protested bill, of exchange
drawn wtnthis state after the passage OF this act
Sec. D. That tie first section of the act entitled "an
net asccraiulng damages on protested bills OF ex-
change passed February Is, 1881, be and the
is hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from aud after
Its passage.
WILLIAM Il. WOODS,
Speaker oftlG House of Representatives,
Marlin MELKER,
Preside mt olthe Senate.
April 4 1859,
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Aprn4l 1859.
Az ACr

mo. 1881 AN ACT
Supplementary To an act providing for the Punish
ment of Grimes, passed March I, lS35.
SECTION l. Bs II enacted ~ the General Assc,aRh
ofs State Of Oip That any person over tho age of
years who. under promise OF marriage shall have a.
lct carna intercourse with any female of good rcput,
for chastity under the age Of eighteen years shall he
deemed guilty oi seducton,and upon conviction shal
be imprisoned IN the penentary lornot less than out
nor more than three yenrs, or be Imprisoned in the
county jail not exceeding six months, Int i'm suoh
case the evidence Of te female must be c0rroborated
10 the extent required. 10 the principal witness n
cases OF fpejury.
WILLIAM h, WOODS,
Speaker Oft the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WILMER,
President OF the Senate.
Anrli A lS5Q
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AN ACT

mo. 1881 AN ACT
TO repeal the fifth. SIXTH seventh and eighth saotions
OF the act entitled "nn act to inc orporae the sew.
eral Turnpike Companies therein named in Green
County.
Section |. Be II enacted by the General Assembly
OF the state OF Ohio That sections five six and
eight OF tile act entitled IAN act TO incorporate the
several turnpirke companies therein named in Green
county" be and the same hereby repeale saving
to all persons, natural and all artificial rights acqur-
ed und0r the sections hereby repealed.
eWILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Reprcsen .atiyes.
MARTIN WEl,KER,
President of the Senate.
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April4 1865
mo. 1851
AN ACT

10 provide for the payment of the expenses OF re APP
praising real estate Tor the year 1909.
SEUrIoS |. Beh enacted bg tie GWcral iSscmbiy 81
the State of Olpo. That the commissioners Of Pny
county In this state may. aud they are hereby author
ized to assess tax not exceeding one-hith of ouc
mill the dollar Of real and personal property mon.
and credits on duplicate OF the comfy for the
year 1883, the proceeds OF which tax shall be applied
10 the payment Of the expenses OF the re-appralsnl of
the real estate of the county for the year aforesaid.
see.2. This act shall take effect on its passage.
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
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Attachment Notice.
Martin Lndlay, plaintiff, against Hendriek Stokes
and David Stokes
Before A. G. Mcclellan, J. T, OF Perry township,
Wood Coo.
nN tho 2d day Of June A, ID. 1859. said Justice is
" sued an order of attachment In the above action
for the of thrtysiN dollars and sixty cents
(a6,62). MARTIN LINDLEY.
June l9-6wS$
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April 4. 1859.


mo. l90 AN ACT
To amend section one of act for the confinement
persons under the authority of United states in the
jais OF this state, passed December 20 1906 and TO
repeal section two ofsad act.
SECTION l.. Be enacted by The General assembly Of
the STATE Of Ohio, That the first section of an act
entitled ian act for the confinement of plsouors un
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EXAMINING COMMITTEES

On Bauking-R. Il. Rockwell Teller of Mason, Ev-
erett Il Co,
On Merchandising, Jobbing and Ccmmssion-T
Dwight Ees, Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
II, q. Cleveland, Book-Keeper for Geo. Worthing
ton q Co.
Lafayette Norce, Book-Keeper for Edwards Id
dlings,
On Railnoa lng-H. c, Luce, Secretary and Treas
urer of 'leveland Il Toledo H. II, 60.
]. 4. Simpk,ns Assistant Superintendent {. T.
r. R.Co,
II, d. watterson, Clerk Freight Dept. c. 4 T. r.
Il. Co.
J. VI, Ferris Clerk Ticket ofsame.
j. L. Ames, Conductor "
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April5. 1859.
AN ACT
mo 200 !

no 200 AN ACT
Making additioal appropriations for the year 1859
SECrloN l. Bed eadris8 hv the General Issenb U OF
the State Of OHIO, That the following sums in addi-
uon to the former appropriations he and the same
hereby appropriated out of any money In the state
treasury for general revenue purposes to be paid
the warrant of the auditor of STATE according to law
for the year one thousand eight hundred aud fifty nine
For tho payHentof the Lieutenant Governor mem bors
of the general assembly their clerks. assistant
clerks, sergeant alarms their assistants aud messen-
ger boys two thousand dollars, For the payment to
the Ohio Statesman and State Journal for printing re.
ports OF the proceedings OF tho general assembly
~ dollars.
Sec. T. This act shall tax effect from and after its
passage,
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
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AuDIroR's OFFICE. Perrysburg, Ohio.
April 5, 1859.

june II IS50,
hereby certify that the oregong laws correct
~ printed according tn the copies certified to by the
Secretary ofState, and furnished to this Office by the
contractor for Publishing the laws of present session
IN newspapers. JAMES w. ROSS,
Auditor of Wood Co