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cine Of enduring efficacy 10 justly priced Of all
disorders Of the stomach and bowels the symptoms of
which spasm loss of appetite sick headache
gddness Of bloang after meals dizziness Of the
drowness and orsmping pains in the stomach and bowels
These being suffered remain torpid state of the
liver and all the horrors of dyspepsia
eneed Every function Of the frame s to certain extent
proslted, but little in the use of BaAsDRETHs
Pulls will restore the system from this sts OF misery
Two three doses will convince the afflicted of their ssutsry
influence. The stomach will speedily regain its strength
healthy action Of the liver will take place and instead Of
lsiesness heat p aud aundced appearance, strength &C.
They specially recommended for omachcoughs colds
breath ard ali And if in
dugIoe table they at restore the system to Its natural
state of healthy repose. $500
Persons e full habit who subject TO headache dness
and In the arising from great flo
blood the head SHOULD be without them
highly dangerous symptoms viii be removed by their mmedi
For females generally, the BRaSDREDTH PILLS cannot be
highly spoken Of They all obstructons give on
ergy and strength the dre, sing headache unortu
Dstey prevalent with the depression Of spirits dunes
ofssh nervous affections botches pmples saowness OF
the skin all removed aud juvenile bloom aud general
spshness indicate the power and heahiuness OF BRAN
DRkTH's PILLS.
Ladies at delicate period find them unriyaed they
the beet medicine for mothers aud children and worms
and oostivrness-
Let be remembered that BRASDRETHs PILLS easy in
their operson and unite mdnes with efficiency sat
Quire alteration attention diet during their
Sold at No T. Canalst, No 20 Bowery, and No. 2il Hud
son ut. and by Medicine deeefs generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

Getty Gay speaks of twenty prevailing styles
of entemens Has renaak bic for character but none
equsns the last production Of KNOX corner Of Broadway
Fulton for besuty finish and s air Of refinement aud
fashion. Ksoxs It's have long Obtained "a set" IN public
which would be impossible to shake from their
rresent position the head of all others Hats par excel
lence His issue this has possible ncressed his
lsbny and his GeDemens Furs ao unrvaed for rch
ness comfort and the remarkably low price winch they
naxad
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Wooster. has hand selection Of choice
FURs made up in the and fashion blc styescOn
ssng CsPes Msnlas Talmas Vicornes, Muhs and Cuffs
full stock embraces variety of For
from the coy and the less oesivc but yet de-
stbe kinds II you wish obtain fresh nd uine FURs
moderate prices fail no: to call BAsTA Of Canal an
ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

The Arabia arrived at Halifax yesterday with
news from Europe to the Odd ult. Political affairs
remain quiet, all rumors as to the instability of
the Anelo-Frenc Alliance having disappeared;
consequently the Funds had gone up as much as
one per cent. Two ships had arrived at Liverpool
with specie amounting to about S6,5OO,OO0. The
British Government is generously aiding the Trans
atlantic Telegraph enterprise, having ordered
steamer to survey the Irish coast and sound
across the ocean; also guaranteeing interest at
four per cent per annum on the capital required
to make and lay the cables. The contractors have
agreed to finish and ship the cables by the 3lst Of
Nav next. France has concluded a commercial
treaty with the Sandwich Islands. The expected
arrarg cement between the Spanish Bourbons had
failed Its object was the abdcation OF the
Queen. ard the marriage Of her daughter to Don
Juan. the eldest son Of the Infanta. Republican
ou break occurred at Malaga on the lo'h'
but was speedily suppressed by killing
five of the insurgents. 1t was said not to be po-
litical move ment but intended for smuggling pur-
poses. Several persons had been arrested and exc
| cuted. The elections in Lisbon had been anfavora.
bic to the Government. Nothing new about the
| Neapohtan question, except that the Governor Of
| Palermo had ordered q strict surveillance upon
French and English commercial vessels. Denmark
| bas been notified that the Sound Dues question
will be brought before the Germanic Diet on the
| 10th of December. Should Denmark fail TO be
represented, il is said that England has agreed 70
pay Denmark capital sum equal to revenue Of
| Gas 600 per annum The British now pay in tolls
about $40, 900 a year. There is nothing OF impor
lance from Other parts except that the attempt t.
effect with L, I'd Redollae settlement of the dis
pu,es between England and Persia had failed.
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We hope it is true, as one of our Washington
correspondents teegraphs, that Lecompte is likely
to be soon dismissed from the Chief Justiceship of
Kansas, but why have his atrocities been endured
so long If Mr.. Pierce wants to be blessed by tens
of thousands who now execrate his name, let HIN
execute justice on Lecompte, and do it quickly
Every thing now looks as if Gov. Geary is TO be
sustained in every thing except bringing Border Ru
fan mupderers to justce-that is beyond his te'her
But Donaldsoh's resignation as Marshal has been
accepted, and, instead of Faim, the Georgia Major,
Spencer Of Michigan is appointed in his stead.
He is said to be fair man. likely to deal Justly
by the Free State men as the Border Ruffian laws
will permit. We most anxiously trust that the
worst days of Kansas are past.
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srNcra,s SEWING MACHINEs.-The excitemen

- hy,ns ceased we invite attention Of all udcous
,nd persons improved extarpd SEWING
Ssranrs Iossot time while attending to political matters
"a To-. ~ oNce OF thc failure obtsn office, speedily
be made up by the use of SEWING MACHINE. s.x NJ.
We ny 60 every mechanic IN whose trade SEWING MA
CHM can BE- employed loss Of 81 year suffered
by going without
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TooIHACHE CURED in tiye minutes %! W.
VENETIAN LNiNENT or no Pay-uv
In half an hour Sold BY an druggists and s'Orcsseper,
Dept Ne C0ortlandt.t New.foIA fhee - any oVeon
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The testimony in the Baker Trial was concluded
yesterday. The summing up will be done to day.
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discuss the revival of tfe African slave trade. but
ncne at all to discuss the s'ils Of Slavery and the
in policy of its extension toto new Territories.
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JET ORNAME s.-COmprsing Bracelets,
Drooches Ear Rio Necklaces Chatesae Pins Sleeve
Buttons Studs &c Al.o JET and cold Necklaces Bracelets
Sets, kc Jet and Gold Cross ris sad EE Rings black Fans
Bags, Purses &C. at OsBokSE, BoARDNAS l. TOWNSHIPS,
- No. 81 broadway, corner OF Spring 81.
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Dr-Suderess from Dyspepsia III cf disease These rus
viii eI,ee.ie entirely from the system and correct az ae
rsnseusns hon the liver stomach Sold ~ the mtnaac-
torres No 20 Maid lane, New York and No 2ii rand Lon
don and BY all druggists = t and 81 per box
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COPARTNERsHiP.-STEPHE BRUSH hss, THIS
DAr. associated wALrEh BsvsH j with himself under
sAs 6m Of BsvsH Co.. fog the purpose Of continuing the
NJ No. IS YTontst, IA this city. Ne~-York Nov 1850.
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DEFIANCE SALAMANDER StfES.-RoBERT Nj.
P.rKcx 10 the sole in the United States Of the
,hve celebrated safes and patent PowderPOof Defiance Looks
and Cross Bsrs Depot No. l91 PesTlst door below
M.idenlsne.
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RUPTVRE.-Ony Frlzt MoudIHMurucu 70 MANsh
Co h. IN. industrial Exhibition Of all Nations at the Crystal
P.iss 6r their new PATENT RApIcAL.CuRE Truss Refsr
snoe.1Prof Valentine Mott, Willard Parker, and John d.
Csrnoohan. Open from q. m to 9h IN;
MARsA 4 Co.. No. u MAdenlane, New'Yo
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Was - HAR-DYH - WIGS. -BArCnELoR )
,ss and TouPE rs have peculiar to their house
y s the world for their graceful beauy
ss,s and durability charm. The largest and best
tech In world Twelve rvEte rooms Tor applying MS Ia
nous DvV. So,dat BsTcHELoR's, No. 2so Broadway
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CURTAIN MATERIALS
At Grcst Bargains a. the
f ONE PRICE CARfET STOKE OF
YoVSG & JAYNE,
No. SS4 Broadway corner OF Frsnku-st.
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HOLLOwAY's Pills AND OlNTMENT-PREJl

Rich CARPETING.-SMiTH a. LoUNsBERRf
No. Broadway Grand now prepared to exhibit
ts.is ALL ENGLsH and FRENCH CARPET.
pe comprising every description aud grade nom the mosi
CosTLy 70 the CHEAPEST FABRlc. -
ai ~ RRusskLs good s.YIcs and quality 81 per yard
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-04-03

oY' dressed in deep mourning-bsr husband
ha'ingreeenIly disd--Was travelling southward
ha'ing inher care and keeping young dasgh-
Yer Of some TiX years. The little girl was
mid eyed az an autumnal sky. and a. deli.
cate as the byaciutn- her emaeiated fingers a.
delicate and transparent a. the pearls Of Cey.
iOn' TOashingly beautiful was the affection q
ner beaFt Tor the mother. whose solieituds for
lne daughters cOlnfOrt vas increasingly man.
'iested' Looking ever and anon from the car
window she turned To her mother, saving -
"ho'her' am wsary-when shall We get
home y After a time she fell into a slumbcr,
and awakening suddsnly-a radiant smile
oVerspreading her features-shs exclaimed
pointing upWard-"MOther-lhere is pspal
home at last!" and expired It was yet
many weary miles To the mothers home, but
the angels. plying the little sufferer gathered
her to the paradise of innocence.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

mo. 1871 AN ACT.
10 repeal the act entitled San act to prohibit
the circulation OF Foreign Bank Bills Of q
less denomination than ten dOllarS," passed
May I, 1854. ....-.
SIC. 1. Be Il enacted 6yGss General Asssr,-
bly, Of tie State Of Ohio, That the act entitled
IAN act TO prohibit the circulation of Foreign
Bank Bills OF less denomination than ten dol
lars" passed May /, 1854, be, and the same
is hereby repealed. Provided. that nothing
herein contained shall effect any action or pros
ecut!On that may have been commenced under
the provisions of the act hereby repealed.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of tho House of Reprsssntativss.
THos. H. FORD,
.,.-, President Of The Senate.
March 9th, 1860.
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authorized edietS Of pretended Legislature
seeking 10 compel the admission Of slavery by
appointing lie own creatures TO ali territorial
Offices whether executive or judicial, and BY
imposing such restrictions upon the right ofsuf.
frAge at future elections. as will exclude The
opponents ofslavsry from the poll, and where.
as tbe people Of Kanzas properly adopting the
former, have proceeded to elect a delegate 70
Congress, and to form for themselves a State
Constitution, With view to application for ad.
mission into the Unoin and whereas, in the
judgement Of this General Assembly, Il is the
iuty Ofthe Federal Government. and of the
people Of the several States, to uuite their sf.
ior!s to save the territory Of Kauzas from the
renewal of civil tumult, and from the further
shedding of blood. Be it therefore
Preamble agreed to; yeas 5S, nays es. The
nays we're Anderson. Baughman, Bingham.
ohaney, oOWan Of Ashland, EgIy, Flowers,
GOudy, Grier, Holmes, Hutcheson Of Madison
LangdOn, LOveland, Lyle, McElwes, Miller,
odell' Patterson, Pittman, Slough, Thomas
and Turpin.
Adjourned.
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essale' The court may require refundiag bOnd
70 be given 70 said executor or administrator
BY the heirs, distributes or Isgalees entitled
thereto ia ease the Amouol paid shall be needed
Tor the purpose Of paying dsbh Of said es.
tate.
SIC. ). When suy foreign sdninistralOr
o. executor has wasted, misspplied, or eouyer-
ted any Of the assets Of said estate. or has To-
sufficient property 10 discharge bis liability on
account OF said trust, or bis surelies nav be ir.
responsible, any dislributee, heir or Ieeatse,
may cOmPelhim, in any court having ehsnesry
powers, TO secure the amount that may be re-.
sPeedVely due To them as Aforesaid, and anv Of
bis sureties may require indemnify on account
Of their liability as bail. and the several pro.
Vl'ional remedies and proceedings OF the code
oil civil procedure shall apply to the person and
property OF said administrator or executor, and
said court shall have full power and authority
to make any order or decree tOncbiDg his pro-
Psrty and effects or the assets Of said estate.
necessary for the safety and security Of those
interested therein.
SEC. 4. That this Aet shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage. and
shall apply to any suits now pending in any Of
The courts Of this State.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of Ms House Of Representation.
TH0S. H.FORD,
Prs'idsHt Of the Senate
naind Mareh Etk toEe
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WHAT DAVE ATcaIsoE SATs OF HmsELv.--
Our Locofoeo friends have endeavored to ca.
cape the odium which the conduct Of Senator
Atchison and his border ruffians have thrown
upon the Administration by declaring that this
man bad joined the Know Nothiugs, and vas
acting with them. This may have been true.
as the members Of the Order in the Slave
States have tried to cut under the AhcOfoAOs
by being more intensely pro Slavery than their
opponents dare be. This, We presume, has
been to some extent the case 10 Missouri
But in recent speech Mr. Atcbison denies I'll
these allegations. We find his remarks COP
led in the st. Louis DfnOcrat, and wo have no
doubt he spob0 as reported As to the truth
of bis statements, we leave all that to be set.
tied between him and his cid political friends.
"Hs would take this occasion to say that he
did not belong to that Order. He had no feel.
ing or sympathy with it whatever. He be.
longed to the States Right Democrats ps4y,
butihat Mr.. Moss had spoken good doctrine.
There was great deal in the K. N. Order
that be approVed-a good deal that he objected
to, but that he was not member Of the Order,
and would remain with the States Rights party.
II he left his party at all he would prefer the
old Wing party a. b
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Love in Southern Kentucky.

AcOrs'PODdeDt Of The Bowling Green Sand.
ara furnishes the following item which occurr.
cd IN AunfOrdsTills on the 7sh inst: A da.
guerrean artist, with lady who was not lSu
wife, had been operating in the quiet town
atOresaid-!he gentleman taking pictures
aud the lady teaching music--for some months
They had gotten music, instruments, and al
necessary 'es cetsras, and we're meeting with
great success. Both hailed from the Yankee
land. On Friday, the 7tb. they were seated
at dinner table, sdifying the natives with the
following wonderful dialogue. Mr.. Pembroke
the gentleman'snamel addressing bis dear Ia.
dy, said:
There seems, my dear, to be some prejudice
10 Kentucky against uI Yankee
oh yes she replied, but you and I viii
leave no grounds for prejudice-we'n clear
ourselves and -
'Ar. Pembroke allow me to Introduce you to
the Sheriff Of Nelson county, said a hosrss
voice behind him. The Sheriff then. upor .
warrant proceeded to handcuff the Aforesaid
Pembroke and lady. The facts are these
Pembroke had living in the East wife and one
child i; the lady bad living in New York has.
band and two children. But Cupid being
stronger than law or duty, they eloped to tbs
far West to live as husband and wife
The man who introduced the Sheriff was ths
lady's father, who, immediately on seeing h,
daughter, tainted. He resides in New YOrk,is
man of great wealth, and had lavished vast
sums upon his only daughter. whom he tender.
ly loved. He had followed them l,7OO mile,
when he found them. She is young, beau.
ful anil accomplished, and married well. Here,
indeed, was bankruptcy Of the heart TIE
gully pair was placed iu a vehicle in company
with the Wretched father, and are now gone
East
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tBy Rqasst

z-Er By RSqasH
A YouNG LADY's REASONS FOB Nor DAxo.
nG.-l. Dancing would lead me into crowd.
ed rooms and late hours, which are ipiuriou,
to health and usefulness.
3. Dancing would lead me into verv -clo,s
contact with prOmiscuOus company. and evil
communications corrupt good manners.
8, Dancing would require me to use and
permit freedoms with the other sex, of which
should be hesrtily ashamed, and which / be.
lieve to be wrong. aa1
4. My parents and friends would be aut.
ious about me- II l were out late, keeping com.
pany with they know not whom.
8. Ministers and good people in general
disapprove of dancing, and / think il is not
safe to set myself up against them. Hathinx
be even doubtful, wish to be on the safe
side.
g. Dancing has bad name, and mean 10
study things that are pure and lovely and si
good report a.
Z. Dancing is generally accompanied Nth
drinking. and | see drinking produces grea!
deal OF EVIL
| 8. am told dancing is great temptation
and snare to youag men, and I do not wish to
have anything to do with leading them Astray.
8. Dancing units The mind for serious re-
aeCtion and prayer, and mean 10 do nothing
that viii estrange me from mJ God and Savior
10. There are plenty of graceful exercises
and cheerful amusemenls, which have meme Of
the objections connected with them that lie
sgainst dancing.
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WHOLE NUMBER. 1855

'laPPIng bis hands, and laughing lOud, long
and in the jOlhsst style imaginable. He can,
up to bin and asked him the occasion ~ ~.
farce; to which he replied my wife is Dad
ny wife " deSd--she has ruled the house for
twenty -One ysarS--Rnd now--hurab IL am
master again Hurrnhl hurrahI" and be wen.
Oh into . series Of SashinatOry bysIericks.-
The policeman followed the man 10 his house
and there sure enough, lay the wife Of the
laughing and hurrahing individual "a Der
shroud' With the worm busy at bsr heart
B.galo Rep.
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NlisfeIIoneolls Reo0inn.
The Kanzas Resolutions.

OHIO Observation-Disclosures.
After some further unimportant business, the
Kanzas Resolutions and pending amendments
were taken up. Mr.. Flowers briefly discussed
the resolutions, and in opposition to those 70.
ported by the committee. The question be-
ing on the eadoption Of The amendments offered
by Mr.. Hutcheson Of Madison, and Mr.. Cory,
the vote stood yeas 5, nays SO! The yeas were
Messrs. Carlin, Cory, Flowers, HutchesOn Of
Madison and Irion.
Mr., Cory offered the following amendment
to the resolutions i1 "i-1 ~ ftf
ResOIvsd That we are 10 favor Of the imme-
diste restoration Of the Missouri Compromise
line by act Of Congress;
Mr., Boyer moved to lay the amendment on
the table. Lost, yeas Al, nays 81.
Mr.. Slough moved the previous question on
Mr.. Corry's amendment Motion sustained.
The question being on agreeing to the amend
ment offered by Mr., Cory, the vote stood, yeas
"a, nays II, as follOwsi uu,.
Yeas-Mesars. Blair. Boehmer, Boyer, Car
lin, COFy, Flowers, Games, Hendren. Hutche-
son Of Wssh., Iriou, Latham. Littler, Nc Curdy,
osle, Parsons, Post, Rogers, Russell,
sinnst Smith Of Franklin, Thompson of Co
shOctOn, Thompson Of Meigs, Upham and
West. e.
s NHys-Messrs Allen, Anderson. Baughman,
Bell. Bingham, Blskeslee, BraytOn, Bunker,
Barns, Barton. Gable, Caldwell, Campbell, Cha
nav. Cook. Cowan of Ashland, Crooks, Egly,
Frsnklin, Gabriel, Catch, Gifin Gowdy, Grier,
Guthrie, Hamilton, Hatcher, Hawkins, HOl.
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Dated March 5tb, 1856.
GNo. a7.l
AN ACT.

No. 81. AN ACT,
10 amend the sixteenth section Of an act emit.
tied ian act relating to the organization Of
Courts of Justice and their powers and du.
ties" passed February Is. 1889.
SEC. /. Be Il enacted By the General As
seHJly Of the State Of Ohio, That in every in
stance where q judge Of the court Of common
pleas is, or shall be, interested in the event o
any cause, proceeding, motion or matter pen.
ding before the said court, in any county of hi.
district, or where there she'll not be q
quorum Of the judges of the district court Of
any district by reason Of interest. on affidavit
Of either party to said cause, proceeding. mo-
ZION or matter pending, or bis counsel, showing
the fact of such interest, it shall bs the duty OF
the clerk of said court to enter upon the dock
ct thereof, an order directing that the papers
and all matters belonging to said cause, mo-
tion, proceeding. or matters pending in which
SAID Judge of the court Of common pleas, or
Of said district court isinterested shall be trans
mitted to the clerk of the court Of county of
one Of the adjoining districts; or il both par.
ties consent thereto to the clerk Of county Of
another subdivision Of the samS district, and
when copy Of said docket entry, together
with all the files belonging to sMd cause, mo-
tion, proceeding. or matter pending, shall be
filed with the clerk of the court 70 whom the
same may be transmitted, said clerk shall dock
etsald cause, motion, proceeding,O ,Or matterpend
ing and thereupOn the same shall proceed to final
judgement or determination, in all respects, as
though the same had been originally commsn
ced in said court last mentioned
SEC. e. That The sixteenth section of the
act "relatiDg to the organization of courts Of
Justice, and their power and duties," passed
February nineteenth. one thousand eight hun.
dred and Gty-two, be and the same is hereby
repealed. a. Y.a -
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
-- Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
.-.-... President of tho Senate.
March 17th, 1856. .......
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mo. 21.l
AN ACT,

mo. 21,l AN ACT,
70 amend section 1O5 of an act OF the jurs.
dictioa and procedure before Justices OF the
Peace, and of the duties Of Constables in
Civil Courts, passed March, IA, 1858.
SEC. I. Be il enacted By the General As
seHlbly Of the State Of Ohio, That section one
hundred aud FIVE Of an act OF the jurisdiction
and procedure before Justices of the Peace,
and Of the duties of Constahles in civil cases,
passed March Ia, 1858. be so amended as to
read as follows; Sec. los. II either party
fail to appear at the return day Of the summons,
or fail to attend OF the time to which trial has
been adjourned, or fail to make the necessary
bill of particulars, or fail in the proofs, the
cause may proceed at the request of the ad
verso party, and In all cases where set off or
counter claim has been filed before the disms-
sal Of the cause By the plaintiff, the defendant
shall have the right of proceeding to the trial
of his claim. although the plaintiff may have
dismissed his action. In no case shall it be
necessary to prove the execution Of any bond,
prOmissory note, bill of exchange or contract,
or other written instrument. or any indorse-
ment thereon, upon which suit is brought, or
set off or counter claim based, unless the party
sought to be charged as the maker, scceptor
or endOrser of such bond, promissOry note or
bill Of exchange. shall make and file with the
Justice of the Peace before whom the suit is
pending, an affidavit that such instrument Of
writing was not made, given, subscribed, ac'
cepted or endorsed BY him.
SEC. 2. That section 105 OF said act is here
by repealed.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOS. H. FORD,
Prssidsnl Of tie Senate.
March s, 1855. .' aT