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hundred dollars, at the discretion of the
court. rs .D
Sac. 2. Thisact shall take efFec, aud be
in force from and after it's passage.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker Of he Senate.
March "a, 1851.
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FURNTTUREl FURNITUREl


GEORGE L. ECKERT still continues At his new
~ stand on Main street, in StaHberry's BuildiNg,
tino doors East Of he Hooking Valley Bank, where
WI be lonnd as usual a general assortment Of CABI-
NET FURNIrURE, which is admitted by all to be
the largest and cheapest ever before kept in this place,
Co. from tie piaineSt 10 ne IN -
Se est, consisting OF -
@gs SOFAS, solid MahOgauy-a
CHAIRS, Tete.a-tetes, Divans, TABLES, Stands, Bu-
reens and hne Bedsteads, SC. &c.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE He will also keep
on hend a general assortment of Cincinnati Furniture,
whlch VIII be sold alta small advance upon city prices,
thuS obviating the necessity Of citizens going else.
where TO buy furniture, by making Il / their advan-
tage 10 purchase OF the subscriber. offering them
either home or city manufacture. All. furniture sold
by mo VIII be warranted to be well made and durable
materials. We
GOOD HEARSE is always In readiness IN a,tend
funerals. The subscriber has now and hereaIter iii
keep constantly on hand Collins ready made. 40 thst
he will be enabled to furnish them in A few minutass
notice will promptly attend funerals anv where
in the county without extra charge. "
Thankful Tor past favors, he respectfully asks a con-
tinuance of the public patronage. In the same hn;iJ-
ing is Mr.. G.. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Fact1rv ~
that customers can be accommodated in either IhSSs AZ
the same place. GEORGE L. ECKEPT -
Lancaster November l 1850. On
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March q, 1851.

IN co..
AN ACT To amend M act entitled an act prescrib
ny Tue duty of Supervisors. and relative 10 rUals
nnd highways, passed VI ncIl %, 1897.
SIC | Be IL en- teLed BY HE GeaeraL Assem-
bly, othe StIte Gr Otto, rnaL tho residence OF a
single man. Tor road PURPOSES, sll Ill be held To be
at lie place wiiereat lc boards, III auy road dis
lrIct IN tbs State.
JOHN + MORSE.
Speaker c(he HO~se IF RrPreSentatoes.
CHARLES {. CUNVEkS,
peaker Of The SeAate.
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ANAcr

Supplementary to the several ats in relation to
the recording of deeds, mortgages, and other In
strumsnts Of writing.
SEC. l. Be IL enacted by he, General As
ssmbly Of The Stale Of Ohio, That all deeds,
powers of attorney, and other instru ments
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An Acr
March "a, 1851.

Requiring compensation for causing death by
wrongful act, neglect OF dei9ult
DEC l: PC ~ e"t.'1r ~ 'o $500"
Ss"'og o " ''''W ~" ~,
tue uea', q. u P1rson sn'. ~ I '%p "
wrong, ac'' "es'eo' vi ue'au'' t;eJe".L
ueg'eot VI ue',''t u '"e" y - - :,
uau n"' eusueu? "a'o e"I.eJ wy p"'y
49, :, rasnaot ,hn.ooc ,hon mi IN ovorv
"Ses' r'spro' eie.eo 'e"' -" 'nsy
sue" 20, y ~ I'LL. ;rgo.'h
'I"ll ""'o" """'" 'nEn o.." ''"oi0' II
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March "a, 1851,

mo. 81
AN ACT To nmeud M net entitled IAN net H. Gre.
ME u hen ~ lnv"r nI Mechanics aul others in
certain cases" passed March II, lsl3.
SIC. /. Be IL enaetrd By The General Assem-.
bly, efthe State Of Ohio. Tint any person or per.
SOUS. WIN INV hold nr shall hereafter hold a lien
under Tho nhuye recilrl net. may. IN nj ditinn IA,
the RENE y therein provided for, prnceel by pc.
titinn in clmncery, Us IN other cases ul Iiens, Ag,ins,
tbs Owuer ar owners Of. aud all other pers,lIs in.
%'erosleI, either rs lien holders or otherwise. in
my such boat, vessel, or other water craft. M
house, mill. mmulIcl"ry nr other building or mn.
purleunnce, on lhr first section Of said act men.
tened. and the lot or lutS nf laud on which IN,
same shall stand, and nbtain such innl decree
therein for the reul or sale thereof, us Justice aud
equity mny require, anything in said net To the
contrary Notwithstanding.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker oCthe House IF Representatives..
CHARLES. G CONVERS
Speaker Of The Senate.
March 25, 1851.
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such usefu! part and reject the residue, in
case it be carmLle ofdivisiun.
SIC. 6. That all laws aud parts Of law incon'
sisteut or conflicting with the provisions OF this
act, be, and the same Hre hereby repealed
JOHN F. MORSE.
Speaker eCtke House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C CONVERS.
speaker Of the Senate.
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March 2S. 1851.
IN. gu

ina. So
AN ACT Supplementary tn mn act Ia provide Tar
the incurporali' u Of townships, passed March llh.
1891.
SEC. l.. Be IL enacted by The General Assem-
bly, Of The State Of Ohio That any constable with
in This State. WIN shall hereafter receive u list of
township officers, elected ar appointed by the
trustees. from the clerk of the proper township
is hereby authorized In administer the requisite
oath or affirmation of nlice, anL certify the sun,
upon the back Of his list nr vibrant. and make
return within ten days from the date Ihereuf
SEC ,. This net shall take effect and be in
force from aud after the first day Of April next.
JOHN F MORSE.
Speaker oCLhe Honsc Of Representatives..
CHARLESC. CONVERS.
Speaker cfthelSeaGie
# ,eII, 30 1871
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March %, 1851.

lNO' ~
AN ACT
To amend the laws now in force prescribing the
duties ofCountv Commissioners
SEC. /. Be ID etaried by The General AS
sembly of The Stqte of Ohio. That from and
after the passage ofthis art, the county COM
missioners of the several counties in this
State, when they may deem it necessary
for the preservation Of the records in the Re-
corder's or Auditors office, in their respect
i've counties, that any book shall be trans
cribed into a new volume, NAV make ont and
enter upon their journals, at any of their
regular sessions, an order directing the Re-
corder or Auditor, as it may he, Of such
county, to transcribe the same; and the tsnn-
script, 50 mldp, shall be rs valid and effect
ual as the original record.
Sec, 2. That 80 much Of the second Sec
ton of an act entitled San Ac; to authorize
the making of said indexes 70 the Judicial
records in the County Of Hamilton and in
other Counties Of this Stnte," passed March
l6. 1896, and for other nurnoses. passed md
took effect january 90, 1899. together with
such acts as are contrary to the provisions Of
this act, be, and the same are hereby repeal
ed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of The Hppsq "f REPRESENTATIVES.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
AT a
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March 90, 1851.
mo-, 65.l
An Acr

To prevent the laying out the Roads. Streets or
Alleys. through the grounds belonging to the
Public Benevolent Institutions Of the State.
SEC. |. BE it enacted by bhe General As
semb'g Of The State of Ohio, That the Commis-
%sinners Of franklin County, of the City
Council oftho City of Columbus, shall not
lay out or establish any road, street or alley,
through any cfthe grounds belonging to the
Public Institutions of the State Of Ohio.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of The House If Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
Mt ~ 1871
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March %, 1851.

AUDIroR's 0PFIcr, Fam irLD CouSTY. Own, !
LAScAsT II. February ~, 1851.
I hereby r%crtirv the rnregoing 10 be- correct rn.
pies of The above entitled laws. "a puhlished by
authnritv IN the Ohm Statesman. aud therein Ger
tilted hy Henry w. King. Secretary Of STATE. In
he true copies from TN" original rolls au file in his
Office. WILLIAM l., JEFF RIES.
Anli,nr Of Enirlirlh CnnniY
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Twine nnd CoIdnge.

20U los. Drown do
Clock cord, Fish Irvine and Hooks, shoe thread,
Wrapping Irvine, Bed cord, halter rope AM Tow
line, JUST received at KAUFFMAN'S
August 8 1850 IL
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TEORGE ]. BITLER has associated with himsei.
N CHRISTIAN NJ. BERRY, and the business at
the above Foundry will be hereafter conducted under
thu lrm-name of BITLER X BELRY,
The S.ee well Foundry has been enlarged and I'M
proved. They have added a Steam Engine and are
now prepared to do any Kind Of work in their line
All their work will he done in the most substantial
and improved manner and warranted.
Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware.
They have pur, based Of Mr.. JoHN oRK the es.
tlblishmant conducted by him on mdin-SircCt, one door
East Of HE ChCCherCf Store. where they intend to
continue the businsssin all It's various branches. They
will always keep on hand and manufacture to order all
kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, which will
be made in the best manner and soldat the lowest rates,
stoves, Hoilow~Ware and PiOughs.
In connection with the other departments of their
business, they intend to bestow a due share OF attcn-
ton to the manufacture and sale of Stoves, Hollow
Ware and Poughs. They will always be supplied
with an assortment of Cooking, Parlor, and other do
~scriptions Of Stoves, Of tho latest and most approved
patterns, such as Resorts Double Oven, Rochester,
Universe, Preference, President and Bucks Cooking
Sto es. They have also the RoUGH AND RHAnY
COOKING SrovE. which at this time is taking the lead
of all others and is Il superior article.
Their stock OF Hollow Ware. such as Sugar Kettles,
Pots, S%killets, Ovens, &c, will always be large enough
to suit tn market.
They will manufacture and sell low the following
descriptions Of PLOUGllS--Rushvillc, Longs Cast,
Kings Blrshear, and will soon commence m~anulac-
turing a Patent Steel Plough which can in an instant
be changed for two or three horses. These Ploughs
will always be put up with especial care and OF the
best material, They will always have on hand EX.
IRA SHARES Tor those that may need them
Gatlin's Premium Wheat Drill.
They intend also to manufacture for the next season
the above Wheat Drill. 1t is one OF the very best in
use and can be sold for Fly Dollars, and will be in
sured to work well. This drill leeds with an auger
and is consequently more regular than any other now
in use A model can be seen at the Foundry and our
Wheat growers are respectfully invited to examine
it for themselves.
The custom Of the public is respectfully solicited,
Every effort will be made to accommodate them with
good articles at the lowest prices The practical OK
perience OF the senior partner viii enable them to
manufacture every article in the best and most dura.
bic style, Call and examine before purchasing else
where. Il, & b
Lancaster, December 81, 1850 50
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March 90, 1851.

mo. 5]
AN ACT To nmend an net entitled can net 10 i'm
prove the law nt evidence" passed March 2B
1850
SIC. j. De enacted BY The Generdi Assem
bly, cChe Staie IF Otio That the provi,inns 90
entitled an act Ia imrruvr the law nl evI
passed March %. 1850, be-. aud The same
ARE hereby extended III al suits and proceedings
IN c~lnncery aud arbitration. so lar lis tue sanl,
may be applicable.
JOHN + MORSE.
Speaker Of The House Of Representation.
CHARLES & CuNVERS.
Speaker IF he Senate.
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March 20, 1851.

I'M. so
AN ACT 10 amend the net directing the mo .c %
proceeding in Clnncery
SIC /. Be il enacted By he General Assem
.biy gfUe Stale Of OHIO, Tut when a petition
for review shall be fite,l in the Supreme Cudri,
ANY judge 81 said Court is auiliurizel. IN vAcaliun
AMI upon good cnll-e, In stay proceedings un tIr
former decree uulii the next term OF lie court,
where such proceedings ARE pending. in which
case snch judge shall direct tie nature and amount
nj Srcu lily 10 he given Ivy tho party applying f"r
such stay.
SEC. ,. That when such petition shall he filed
IN Tie Common Pleus. the President Judge O
1ucll Court is authorized 10 exercise the same pow,
er, Un the same terms
JOHN + MORSE.
Speaker Of The HO"se If RepresrHiatiD
CHARLES [, CUNYERS,
Speaker Of lie Senaie'
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No So

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AN ACT To amend tho act entitled nn net provil.
Ing for tho collection ol claims against sleamb"nt-
and other water crafts, nnd antllorizing proceed.
Jugs against the same in name passed Feb. 90.
8l3 aud the act amendatnry thereto, passed
March 10, 1919
SEo. | BE Il enacted By he General Assem
bly, cChe State Of OHIO, That it is hereby made
The duty NJ each aud every constable ar other nth
Ger, holding M order Gnr tho salr Of any Steam
bout or other wuter oralt urIor the provisions nI
either nI the above mentioned nets, in addition To
the notice required therein Tor the sale thereof, In
give at least leu days notice in some new paper
printed mud in general circulation. in the county
where such process Is ! sued in cuse a newspaper
is Published therein.
JOHN T. MORSE,
Speaker cfthe House Of Representatives..
CHARLES CONVERS.
Speaker efhe Scsate.
March "a, 1851.
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that can be found elsewhere and that by making their
purchases from US, they will not only obtain cheaper.
but will be saved the trouble and necessity of running
all oper topn TO find the different articles they may
need. Lancaster, November 6, 1850.
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March 81, 1851,

[Nn "a
AN ACT Anlhoriaing the granting Of Alinonv.
SIC l. Be l. endcied by The General Assem-
bly, ofthe Slate of Ohio. That the several Cnurt,
81 Common Pleas IL the State nre hereby mllnr.
l2rd I" graft Alimony Tor the following causes:
lat Adultery; 2l-IInlnlunl irunkeum"ss: 3D.
G,ns' neglect III duly: 4lh-Almndoumeut nl tn.
wife without gn"d cnlIsr; 5th - When there is u
separation IN consequence Of i'll treatment M tue
n'rt at The husbands 9Th Confinement in the prn
l%'onthry, IN which cuse The nppIirnlinn shall he
made while the husband ~ ~ confined.
SRc = Tn" proceedings shall he conducted
IL all %respcrls rs IN cases ornpnlicalinn lnr d%ivnrrr.
SIC. 3. This net shall luke effect nId be in
Eorce from nmd after its Imssnge. aud all nets. md
parts al nets Inconsistent herewith. are hereby
repealed.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker % he HOUSE of Representation.
CHARLES C. CUNVERS.
Speaker oChe Senate.
a.
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RoNNETs Ee HBBoNs.--A good assortment
I'D of Leghorn, BraidP China, Pearl, Tulip, Twist
Victoria, Braid and plain colored Chip and fancy Braid
Bonnets with a rfcfStock Of Ribbons suitable for trim
ming, for sale by Ii TIE 4 DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October %, 1850. %
NEW FALL GNQDS-A large and general assert
Il ment now OPP eng, and bargains to be had q the
cheap store oppoa Shelters Hotel.
N0vemOers, SS0As's WI, WISE
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March IS, 1851.

IN. SO
AN act To aineno an net entitled an act for the
inspection of certain articles therein enumerated,
passed March Q, 1891.
SEC |. Be IL enactedby he General Assem-.
'o'y ~ The State Of Ohio, That in order to insure
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AN ACT

To amend nm net entitled An act for the punish,
ment Of certain ~olienses therein namel, passed
March 9Th, 1891.
Sso. l. b. il enacted by The General As
sembly Of the Stale of Ohio, That if any per-
son shall, BY printing, writing or any other
way, publish an recount Of any lottery or
scheme Of chance, Of any kind or descrip-
ton, by whatever name, style or title the
same may be denominated or known. stating
when and where the same is to be drawn, or
the prizes therein, or any Of them, or the
price of a ticket, or show therein or where
any ticket may be obtained. or in any way
aiding or assisting in the same, or in any
wise giving publicity to such lottery or
scheme of chance, shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof,
shall be subject TO a fine not exceeding one
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No. I'll
An Act
March %, 1851.

AN MI
Further tn amend the act entitled AN net to pro-
vii for the 5arllan mt of the eatrtes of deceased
p%arSons," p1'saI Nlrch %, 1870
SEC. / b. il ept;pl by he General As
semb'y NJ tho STATE of Oiio, That in all cas-
eS where any person has heretofore decPas-
ed, or shall hprenfler die, whether testnte or
interstate. such person not being at the time
of such deceasa n resident ofthis State, but
having been euglgrl ia the prosecution of
business therein, rs n partner or otherwise,
aud leaving in this State nnv property be-
longing in whole or in part to his estate, the
prnDer court Of the county in which snch
business nav have becn prosecuted as afnre-
said. or of any county in which such pro-
perry NAV be situated, or where anv debtor
of such decedent NAV reside. shall, upon the
application Of any creditor of such deced-
ent, whose claim is founded m n contract
made or a right Of action which accrued
within this State, grant to such creditor, IL
pom his giving bail as required nv the act 10
which this is an amendment. administration
Of all and singular the assets Of such decedent
%siiunte within this State; and such admins.
TRAITOR shall be governed in all respects by
the provisions Of the net to which this is an
amendment, and tho acts amendatorv there
tn, so far as the same are consistent with the
provisions of this net; and the proceeds
of such assets shall be applied to the paw
ment Of the debts which shall he proved
against such estate before such administra-
tor, in conformity with the provisions Of the
act to which this is an amendment, and the
acts nmendatorv thereto, and the surplus, il
any, shall be paid into the court granting
such administration, for the benefit Of the
estate Of such.leceden:, in the State where
the decedent resided at the time of his
death.
SEC. 2. That the provisions Of the act to
which this is nm amendment. and the several
acts amenda,orv thereto, shall apnlv as well
to the estates Of persons who Mt the time of
their decease were not residents Of this State
and died. or shDll hereafter die, leaving a
will as to the estates Of persons diving intes-
tate, md administration thereon shall be ron.
Quoted 10 all respects as pointed out in ssc-
ton one of this act.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES,
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate
March %, 1851.
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March 81. I8jI.

[No IS
AN \Cr 10 nm"nl an art entitled m act In pre-,
vide Tor the piriitinn of cal estate. passed Fehru
airy II. 1851
SEc BE- il enacted byMe General Ancm.
bly, cfthc State Of Ohio That in al sales mule hy
the sheriff pursnlnl In IN order in case nj partition
unless The court shall Nv special order. direct and
require IN good cause shown, the srle ln be- mnIr
for cash down the purchase money shall he py.
able one.Ilird on the day oi snle, ,ne.lhirul in one
year and one third in two ,cnrs thereafter. with
interest the d ,Gerred payments IL be secured to
the pnrlirs, ngreeably tn the respective inter.
according to the tenth section of the act Il.
Oreneulioned.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker Of he House Of Representatives..
CHARLES e.. CONVERS.
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mo. 81 !
An AcT
NJ Irch %. 1851.

AN ACT
To regulato the spssd of Railroad Locomotives and
Cars within the corporate limits of any city,
town or villlg,.
S,c |, b. IL ~eaqctsl by he Gsnsrl As.
ssmbly Of The Stat If OiiO. That the com
mon council or corporate auth rites OF any
Incorporated city, toWn or village, in this
State, wherever any railroad track Is laid
into, or through such city, town or village,
shall have authority to ordrin, enact aud en-
force an orlin'nse regulating the speed Of
all locomotives and railroad cars within such
corporate limits; provided, such ordnance
shall not require n less rate Of speed than
four miles per hour; and such corporate au-
thorities may bring suit against any engi-
neer. conductor or railroad company, viola
ting such ordinance, and assess and collect
\ fine of not less than five dollars nor more
than fifty dollars, for each Offence, and costs
of suit,
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Az Acr
March 90, 1851.

AN ACr
To provi IL FIR filing vacancies in tho of 90 Of
Attorney Gnernl. member Of tn Boar n'Pdh.
lie Wrr'ts, nnl other state officers male 3le,-
tive nv tho Parl'e.
SEC. |. b. IL en1fiei by he General As.
senb'n nj he S,tte of Otio. That whonavrr
the offices o. Attorney General, member Of
the B,nrd Of Public Works, or any other
State OFF - that is or may be- elective by the
%paople, shall become vacant during the snss-
ion of the G'naral Assembly, such vacancy
shqll ba fllnd by Joint ballot Of the Logisla.
tnre, and when the Legislature shall omit,
lnring its session, To I'll such vacancy, or
when such vacancy shall occur during the
roross Of the General Assembly, the slma
shall be fllnh by appointment of the Cover
nor; and The person 80 elected nv the Legis-
la,nrn. or appnintea bv the Governor, shall
hold sncl nfire until his successor shall DO
elected and qualified, rs provided by law.
SEC. .. That when any vacancy contem-
plated by the preceding section, shall occur
thirty DAYS previous to any general election,
the same shall be filed at tho first general
election after tho hoDDening Of snch vacan-
CIV; and IN all other cases snch vacancy shall
be filed at the next succeeding general cleo
tion.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker o RTE House of R'oresentatiues.
CHARLES c. COVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 81, 1851.
mo. 6S,l
AN Act
~ - A. A.. e. IL ..zc 49,. -
mont and recording of Deeds and Instruments of
Writing" passed February -, 1881.
SEc. l.. Be- IL enacted By The General As
semJly If the Stale nj OtiO, That no deed Of
real estate, heretofore or hereafter executed
by any person acting for others, under a
power of attorney, duly executed, arknowl-
edged and recorded, shall be held invalid or
defective, because such attorney, instead Of
inserting the name Of his principals in such
deed as the grantors therein shall have in
serted his own name, as such attorney, as the
grantor; nor because such attorney, instead
of subscribing the names of his principals
to such deed, shall have subscribed the same
with bis own name, as such attorney; nor
because the certififa / of acknowledgement,
instead Of setting forth that the deed was ac-
kuowlelged by the principals, by their at,or-
ney, shall set forth that it was acknowledged
by the person executing the same, as such
attorney; but all such deods, so executed,
within tho authority conferred by such pow
ers o attornev. shall be, in all respects what
sosver, as valid and effactual rs it the same
hal been executed BY the principals OF such
in their own rom persons.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of Tie House Of REPRESENTATIVES..
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker ofhe Senate.
March "a, 1851
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MangfacturerS and Importers, their
Fall supply of Hardware. On ac-
count Of our large sales for the last
six months and anticipating heavy
increase to our business this Fall
and Winter, we have added largely
to our former purchases. Custom
jcrs will find by dealing at our es-
adjustment that we not only sell
goods cheaper than any other house
in this section of the country, but
that our extensive trade enables us