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AN ACT

AIN ALL is
To authorize supplying evidences Of lis
tie 10 lands, where The same has been
los, or destroyed by accident.
SEC l. Belt enacted by the General
Assembly Of The State of Ohio, That
in all cases where lands have bean pur-
chased Of the State Of Ohio, and title
deeds have been duly executed therefor,
and the same have been lost or destroy.
ed by accident, and no record thereof re-
mains from which certified copy can be
made TO supply the evidence Of such lost
deed, the proper executive officers shall
be, and are hereby authorized and requi-
red 10 execute and deliver TO such pur.
chaser or purchasers, their heirs and ass
signs, deed in place Of any snch deed
so lost or destroyed, which shall have the
same effect, 10 all intenis and purposes,
as such original deed would have had, if
il had been delivered and du!y presery-
ed. ssts.rl .e4.st. d
w. B. VAN HOOK, as.I
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives, !,
. sf. A8 saa [pro tenn
JAMES MYERS, .eds "A
President Of tho Senate.
April Z, 1854. e.3siao,sa WIKI
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T my instance an Attachment was this
N day issued, by Moses Lee, Justice Of
the Pease, of Union township, Putnam coun-.
ty, Ohio, against the property, rights, and
credits of James Warden, an absconding
debtor, Of said county. Dated, this 4th day
Of January, A. d. 1854. "H'''. 5t is =
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iHA TS.-ThTee dozen
NJ, Of the latest styles Questionable Hsts
importe from New York for sale by, rasI
fti,1 ssrg,ofggo9s WY II AL. TAYLOR.
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AN ACT

pias9 aei AN ACT
IT. amend an act entitled taD act defn-
ing the jurisdiction, and regulating the
practice Of Probate Courts" passed
March l4lh, 1858. .I 5
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
sections foriy-nine, fifty, and ffiy.iwo, of
an ac. defining the jurisdiction aud reg
ula,ing the practice Of the Probate
Courts. passed March l4ib, 1868, be, /,
aud The same are hereby so amended as
to read as fellows: SEQ. 40. One hun
dred and eighty judicious persons, having
the qualifications Of electors, shall be
annually selected in each county, TO ats
tend as jurors in the probate court, 10
the manner prescribed by low, for the
selection Of jurors TO attend the courl Of
common pleas; and such separate list
shall be delivered 10 the probate judge
by the trustee or Judge Of election, q. The
same time the lsI for the court Of COM
mon pleas is required to be delivered TO
the clerk of that court, and the persons
named in the lis, delivered to The pro>
bate judge, shall serve as jurors, in the
probate court, under, the provisions of
this act: Provided, that prior 10 the
selection and return Of such jurors for
the year 1854, as provided by law, said
probate court shall cause to be summoned
tor each term. the proper number of per
SONS, having the required qualifications,
10 serve as jurors Cor such Term.
SEC. 2. Sec. SO The names Of the
persons selected to serve as Jurors in the
probate court, shall be written on separate
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AM ACT

AN ACT
To amend san act fixing and providing
for the terms Of the Supreme Court Of
the State Of Ohio, and authorizing
special terms thereof passed March
lllh, 1853.
Sec. l. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
Supreme Ceul,, in addition TO tho terms
now provided BY law 10 be held, may
held special or adjourned terms at such
times and places as the judges, or a
majority Of them, may from time 10 time
determine; thirty days notice of the time
and place Of each special term to be
gwen by said judges, OF majority of
them, by advertisement in two newspa>
pers printed in The city Of Columbus; and
the court may make all necessary orders
for the iaiu,n Of process, and the irans>
mission OF papers and files OF said court,
to and from the pla,e Of holding said
special term.
SEC. 2. That process issuing out Of
the Supene Court shall be directed TO
the sheriff or other proper officer Of the
county where tho same is 10 be executed,
who shall serve and return the same;
Provided, that The crier OF said court shall
have pswcr 10 serve any rule, order, war
rant, notice, or citation, issuing out Of
said court, and shall receive the same
fees therefor, as other officers arc enti-
tied 10 for the like services.
Sec. 3. That sccl,on two Of the act
10 which this is amcndatory, be, and the
same is hereby repealed.
w. B. VAN HOOK,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
[pro tenn.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
April 7, 1854.
AN ACT
To amend an aci, entitled "an act TO
provide for the creation and regulation
( OF Incorporated Companies in the
State Of Ohio" passed May Isl, 1852,
and TO ropeal,he act amcndatory there
TO, passed March III, 1853.
SEC. /. Be IL enacted By tie General
Assembly Of The State Of Ohio, That tho
seyen,y-sighih section Of the act to which
this is an amendment. be 80 amended as
TO road as follows: SEc. 7S. All stocks
holders Of any railroad, turnpike, or
plankroad, magnetic telegraph or bridge
company, OF any join. stock company
organized under the provisions Of this
act, shall be deemed and held liable 10
an amount equal to their stock subscribed
in addition 10 said stock, for The purpose
Of securing the creditors Of such COM
pany, and the trustees or directors OF
every society or association incorporated
under tho provisions OF The sixty>sixtl,
section Of this aci, shall be deemed and
held individually liable for all debts con-
tracted by them for their respective socie-
ties or associations. YgaagH
Sec. 2. That the seventy-eiglth sec>
lion Of the aforesaid act, to which this is
IN amendment, and The act, "To amend
an &C, entitled an act TO provide for the
creation and regulation Of incorporated
in the Stale of Ohio, passed
March llth, 1853, be, and the same aIe
hereby repealed. sss,g.
F. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
itlas afi JAMES MYERS,
President Of lho Senate.
April II, 1854. so5a
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ments 10 the publishers Of newspapers
and periodicals in this State.
SIC. i. Be Il enacted by the General
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AN ACT
Concerning suits on the bond Of Execu

Concerning suits on the bond Of Execu-
tors and Administrations. s
SEC. 1. Be it enacted BY the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, Tha,
in all cases when The powers Of an exe>
cutor or administrator, heretofore OF here
after appointed under any law OF this
State, have ceased, BY death, removal,
resignation, OF in any other manner, any
succeeding administrator, or CO. executor,
or co-adninisirator, may maintain an ac-
ton on the bond OF such executor or-ad-
minIsirator, whose powers have ceased
against any ofthe obligors thereof,oi their
legal representatives, for any breach Of
the conditions of said bond. ...'.e
". ". VAN HOOK,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
[pro tenn.
M JAMES MYERS, 49,
President Of the Senate.
April I, 1854.
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AN ACT

To provide for the holding Of an, adds
tional Term Of the Court Of common
pleas in Paulding county, Ohio. "a a
SIC. j. Be IL enacted BY she General
Assembiy Of Me State Of Ohio, That a
term Of the Court Of common pleas, in
addition TO ,hs term now provided by law.
shall be holden in the county Of Pauldlng,
or the thirlie,h day OF NAV, A. D 1854.
oissas 9s &C. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JAMES MYERS, Il,
President Of the Senate.
April ID, 1854. ai8 Il
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periodical in Ohio, so soon as published
one copy OF he messages and reports o.
ihe officers Of the executive department
tho reports Of tho public State insiiiu>
iions, and Of oil general and special re-
ports required by law TO be made TO the
General Assembly, and the postage and
express charges shall be paid out Of the
contingent fund ofihe Secretary Of State.
Said mcpsages and reports shall be sup~
piled out Of any ;ha, may be printed in
pursuance Of any law now or hereafter in
force,
w. B. VAN HOOK,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives,
e pro tenn.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
April 7, 1854.
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Acnssa Wanteb.

DART of HOUSE WANTED-By snail and un-
exceponnbe Family wouid take whole House IN conne
tiop person Location desired norh Of litbs and
eos OF 6b-av IbouiIe al No. 81 Wsshingionst
VNANTED-Durng the summer months, a iurnisned
w other healthy and peasA 10 AMY
ne1 UiswAnted or moderate sizsd iap Aa''
Po1 No. 9?3 New York Post Once
yyrANTED-To rent in good neigbborhood, IN tho
w eastern part O the city neat and comfortable , Ap,rfn
.s,,v Madison Rent not 10 exceed S25o Satit-etoI
,,erce syeo and required ADDRESS note L. JACKSON itSa
Founder No 5l5 stanton at
INkRM WANTED-LOcated in NewJersey, within
i've mies Hudson River and nos over thirty mis from
kew.york Address Ivy insil 1900, . ,,, =, ,..,
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TARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c--MCGROI
~ Try TILBY No i4e Broadway. New.York. sDaesss !
Their friends the public that their stoc OF Foreign sna ~
tic Carpe,nts Oil Cloths &c &c, he for tbs spring EfsH
completed all their relative departments AID pre'en pes
Of styles and oFiralij OF desis3 which for ee.sy ~
seepee viii upon ns ocon be found 10 ueht ga estanas1
and With other Foods that uLioE9y eonstas the
socl OF the extensive establish mont VIZ 0e dspss
Cash al prices shade than h1uss ia the Ids
WILLIAM NcGRORfY. -
GEORGE TLBY No ~ Bresdw
CARPETS for the SPRING TRADE.-GEO b.
~ HYATT Nos Az snd 40 Pearl st near Chatham -
10 show an assortment u Eng h and American ~
sompT!sing .os beautiful desisns from ROB tslvsS
eh.ao In srains "a az superior stock Of OH Cloths 49,
otker articls la the Line Cse recommended 10 p"s
all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
printing 1nh.

DRINTiNG INK.-J0HN g. L1GHIBODfnS ~
SANITY naEtf4caring and has always hsaa eveU 49,
OF Printing Ds FROM the finest black snd ooose1 go
which he equal 20 any m4nDfaeterss sss
prees ., eau be SOLD by any yasr Manufacturer Ofoo
b. steamboat railroad 70 sny part or tas country, "
sno,e TO me ~ 10 q Roses
BThis paper /. psioted with my rev. lax ssos pess
other newspapers Ibis City Phisds pbt, bosfon
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MERCHANTS TRANSPORTATION CoH,r ~.
Nz between NETWORK and BUFFALO vn ~ ~
Old .ne wsnestabli.Ae5 iiss vi - ,cs
V,.rTn Lakes VITA the lrxe-sised ssts nsv 10 -
they ess land propert, saaslo directly s0s p'e
and security than hereto fore. - ..... ~, Esv -
MALLORY colt Co, NJ scssonss ",
Z DAVIS Aeest No Cosstief so, nes. ie'N
o N CHAPis Go Ne s. Cissys, Ai,s''
holt PALMER B. Co, 0sost Bssms
ISAAC SHERWOOD. kfni Chicsys, ~ IA
Max psoksses M Co." 3sip SsiJ !" %"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

CTEAM POWER 10 LET.-Threo Rooms 2oxoO
A .s,s Sand paper mapufaotory bet 9th and 10th
avs pquire premises of CHAS TOU sLEY Go, No s'
Ss,Ses
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Gnrpciinos, Wr.
TISGs.-sPRING IMPORTAloNs Is

TARPhTINGS.-SPR IMPORTAIUNS ID
" PETERSON HUMPHREY
Nos 81 add SO Broadway lmp0t,efs Of and Doa'evh
Ever, vsdey Of peiugs hye just received per ss.ns
Europe entire stock Of rich CIP.tDs and Oh Coth -
variety ricbess 20 sqiaod Ia tss Htie ~
H.. OF
Rish Boursise ir entire Carpet
Rich hsasl,on carpets IN s.eai variety
Pich Velvet snd Axtrinster IN great vrrety
Rich Tapestry and Bruses entirely new paefn' never w.
this country
Rich Ply snd Superhne Of every ieschguon a.
on Cloths ever wild and design ic0ni tho best 49,
es and well sesoned Together with eyy other 1tcs -
fo1nd 10 Carpet the lowest possible osh price,
PETERSON HUMPNku
Mo- 81 ard SO HroadwAg. cnInefof WIZ
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RspIotine,

old WARE Replsted equal to few. ard wsrrsaA
" Win spoors Foks C,sto- Cake Blsxets Stair Rsa4 n
&c Appy a. No. 2is coater 0ranss, or osos Ne
STATS, No IS Johr a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

GENERAL OFFICES Ito LET at No. Ia Maiden
- lane Jewellers Fancy Goods Dealers &C. lh
possession sivsD Apply The premises to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

ITO IET-A neat Cottage, containing eight rooms,
on the Road aud seth st Two lines OF STAGES
pass the Rert s2oe Apply to Il. H. CUDLlPP No lo
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ONLY FEW MORE DAYS LEFT7-Nesect IL

ONLY FEW MORE DAYS LEFT Neglect it,
ard have another chance the Cl.
crcsyie l. Lo;s There be1z or about 10 o. these bslifu
Los be proprietor odep 70 hse wbs have .ysi ed
thcaseTs q s favorable chance lo y-;iaks Lot bat
Hose 10. -ofih for - Opportunity .sbEFibs
h isv OF NAV .ha he is~as for sho.ee will
piece and Tee village C.-rrceve situate
to,s llaba I've miles from Brcosyn the Long ssud osi
jety thrensh he q IT, Ihs pep5: In TIE village
BY the Brk'yr sra Jsrsi-s Psakfssd II a.
.ee to churches ,ehoot so.e' 'rte &c ane accessible
Ees al to7r Of the csy y iess han half hour Be
sides ;ss ic.a. tive Of 'taes rsn pest his prop
al a1 cut from % 10 10 tees width al
planted with beautiful arentA IL admitted
~ al be the hsIdsonss village laid out
ce-n Ably picturesque and hs abundant supply Of
the In addition 81 asse advantages the prSpretor
ba,ps sree,ss Clarsncee Eve bessa Hoses each
exceed o hes determined dispose Of them bet to d.
rhuie them Eau,crsy the subscribers TO Lots The prce
Of ssch Lo eKsj 80 PAYABLE 10 nsa 81 m'othiy
Title perfect which viii Be furnished gaui'ouy IA
Cs.sncsvle Will Be made THURSDAY -
Wishing vew H. free tickets By sPpynz
,be pablo -irg tn admission m-mben viii be
held svery THURSDAY EVENING II O'clock Union Hall
No l65 Bows-Y JACOB PECARE Proprietor,
Ofsee No l6j Hss.erst
TO PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, tSe-A fine Office
let level With the street large psntfes attached s
land furnished prefssd Lease for too OF more yesn nsr
Unce One b bed IN hons. No 50
Elsf ifb e., cornss OF Nhsr
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TNO ARCHITECTS, ARTISTS ENGINEERS,
II Commission MERCHANTS, DAgUERREOTYPISIS
BYNTIsTs ENGEAyERs PfANOFORTE MAKERS BOOK
UILERs and sTATIONERS and Offices Rent In
Bulldog 6 and Sis Broadway They are heated BY
convenience The aiuation mo central
and 0abe for oil kinds Of business not Of manu-
kefuy In uaiU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

CTORE and HOUSE to LET No. go Bleecker-st-
A Js. been for the dry goods
very desirable locson Ipqure Of Il BUXTON iA1 West
CTORE and BASEMENT to LET-No. 4 Murray
- Il very desrse located Broadway 2x75 feet and ay
mig G.s and tho Water ntrodu ed Inquire OF JOHN
GiYFF No MsItax.lt WIN THORNE. No. 10 Wilton at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Nj ORRISANlA. sale cheap, > House aud Lo.
AI 51xc feet iastsa on WsshinEn nrarrs walk IRON
toe depot Pdce ttof $50 and
Irqsis- OF JANIS PARsHALL No IS chsr-yr, from 10
~
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CEWING MACHINE TO the PUB

Jop. Sir Elias Howe J by public ad
vemens claiming 20 be patentee Of the ong
u NADINE" VIII you obge by Gsins what knogl
edae VOC have the truth and justice of this claim
Yours respectfully 81 SINCERE CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

TOR sALE-A frstclass substantial English Base
Houss No. go West 5othst 10 az improved neaho,
OF sr.ps vines Iumede possession This house We p,t
Tor the occupancy With extra The .tussn one o.
he uboUs In me immsoists vicinity Of Lamar
tire Psrb H. ~, at, III.
gtbt wide deep bI BY d,ys work in The best
rparne the modern improvement. very onpee
he inches Apply Z HOMER AOROAS NO
MI ronoifan Bank building. Pine llasI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

C,TFAM POWER TO LET-With the entire third
acor 25 long, No % God.t Or il would be divided IN
two on three being well lighted on both sde ana wei
ABM BARThOLF, No 50 6old-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

IRON RAILING, &c-CRoWELLS celebrated
CAST IRON RAILING without ryet warranted Il cent?
running cheaper than the I Railing also the cs"g o1
,,ire Farm Fence THE NEW-YORK FOUNDRY AND fROy
RAILING COMPANY make put order every variety aud
siye of the above Brackets Door and Window Quad, .nd al
r riee the Smith Building Foundry ide furshs with
the lowest prices SPecmeosiu sections the
sreoous Nos ~ aud 81 Dunss few doos east Of Broad
v.y Foundry foot Of lG,bst North River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

TI,O LET-The desirable Store corner OF Allen and
G,,pd,s for the dry goods
'N - J. MOORE, No sj, Grand st.
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NEW YosK. April s. 1854

sIrcER Gen.lemsn In reply 20 ysa not 10.
Machines that on he llst
3f2 obtained letters pat ut for machine Tor
titehrs all kind. Of straight seams which had oen m
vented several before that time The NEAT patenes Of
sewing machine George Cos. bis patent besrias date
Decemter 1913 The Of Elias Howe Jr nett
der Issued the 10th day OF september 1915 In
epeo DOUBT all sewing machines infringe
.-un.n iriu.l Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

ITO RENT-House and Lot-A one-and a.ha story
Co,ss House il the Village of neosa peassny situated
lMRIIcO feet minus alb from tho Depot Rem s0O In
To-. nS wv WIN HENDERSON No 10 Boxory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

TOR SALE-Near Elizabethtown. y. J., on the old
rosd EeS ark adj Dining the ses Of + Hanes tsq rive
ere. ofLsnd upon which there ST lh ~o--ory-aod ;h
Cottage House consisting sf whchs bath
room frtn well has been in'totoced Into ne
tbep funsbtd with Beebes ranges with
There is also hs barn, with carriage aud
usgor asched ice house hned hsn-house wood
bouss cow crib &c The situation perfectly healthy
Nd the Ieishsorhood unezceponsbe Apply the preH
oftO W. =
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COOKING RANGE and HEATER COMBINED

ROOM No f0s Broadway we invite the attention Of
Builders and public generally splendid assortment OF
House Narmln Vertilaing and Cooking Apparatus conpfns
several patterns Of Furnaces Rance G eombnos econ
durability and efficiency We prepared 10 sni vene
in soor manner al classes public and private bulldogs upon
b complete sssoltmeot OF every article
10 our line constantly hand add for "a Wholesale and r7t-s
5iooov' Ana Comnsry GEO l. CANNON Agent
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TOR SALE-3O choice Building Lots, at Fcrdham'
NY MINUTES. wAt from psS os.'sj %
va, 70. u1to. .k from D1It For ilsrs inquire OF
y pvPgIFs AZ sbowcse No ia Gr.odst
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NOR SALE al a BARGAIN-The modern built

F'UR SAIL or 10 LIZA UtIIENIIuI cIIIIIIIFf ft'HI
de-ce in MddIesex County 81 miles from New BIans
wick The hOgse bui in the cesse ~ Win l! toors vi
be lei With OF which there 2 scre' Tbs
above property sale would be EXCHANGED for unncumoee1
f''f'' " II AYREs No 70 Wiiamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

ITO LET-A second-stOry Room. 25x60 feet, IRON
front Eve windows from, snd rear end two large hJhghs
Si,uston central brow Bleeeker.st Appiyte, .c,,.
CLINTON ROOSEVELT, No % Chamber -
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no LET-Part of twO-story House, No. la Chrys-
te ooppg OF rooms and bedrooms the second eor
Ctn Ne between and ocook p NJ small family without
pIeffr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Two LET in WILLAMSBURGH-A part of
House Lewis place In Second st third door nom solth
quiet family beSntal locatlOn