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‘0_[ficc al the fool of illicit: sl.—orer L/ic_slo-rc cy"
C. J. Gruman.
Tenns of the Gazette.
"Village stilisci'ibers by carrier--—pr yr $2 00
Mail ‘do in advance do :3 0t)
.‘Oliice subscribers, or those living out of
the Carrie-r‘s district. and who call For
their papers: at. the oflice I 50
‘C0ii‘ipai.ii«s oi‘ live or more l't'.’(5PlVl."g their
-papers by mail, ifpaid in advance 1 50
Terims ot'3‘A <!vcii'tis1 azg,
10 lines or less, 1 insertion 50
“ 3 “ 7.3 .
16 u 1 is :75
3 “ 1 U0
"(if-37-.'Jon ,I’r.i7:~."ri-.\‘o, c:cccici§(.-kl ”i'c’z'l,7i ticalness
‘and /i’.::§}f:.:!it/‘L, mzzl at low jiriitcs.
/:2’ V" we
5 -r . " ‘ *-
csncansaeus;
FOR THE cciiipi-_ET£ cons o:=
, Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
:'As’chma, Bronchitis, Spitting
‘of Blood, and "all other Lung.
Complaints tending to
CONSUIVIPTIGN.
li"t3"i"ilii‘\"G LIKE IT.
Girrire follows Giire i
RICAD 'l‘ElE EVlDl:i.\7CE ll
The above invaluable l\It’(lit:lll(9 has now
been bcl"ore tho pub-ii: suflii-ii».ii‘il_v long to ll2l\’0
its virtues ll1or0u;__:‘lzly lc.\‘lc(1'. It. has bcen
used by all claisses of tho (-om:iii,iiiit_\', under
every possible variety of circiiiiist;ii:ccs, and
has evci'_vwliei'cproved itsi-.ll' a most powerful
nail e~t‘licient Ci-u_c_li ;\Iedicine. Lung I)l.s'ca-
-ses of all kinds. yield to its iiilliieticei. as mists
pass away upon the risin_i; of the Sun. This
is no fiction. \Ve give you below. lcl.t‘et's
from persons who are now living in the state
of New York, and who declare. over their
own Slgl)tlIul't‘n', all I.-‘ml. we cuulel ;2os.~'ibl}/ ile-
.~‘i'rclosa_i/iziilsfiziror. 'l‘liose who can l'i.'.itil
their stateuionts'aiid yet rem.iin ll)Cl'(!tII,llUuS,
must be beyond the teach ol’l'iuin;in testiinoay.
A i.0vt-:t.v YOUNG LADY
CURED OF CO.\'SU;“i'lI"l'lO.\'l
“ It is seldom we permit ourselves to occu
py a space in these columns to speak in praise
of any article in the |.Ztlel1l'.li18tliL:lllU way; but
when we see the lile of a fellow ci'eatiii'c
saved by the use of any medicine wlnitcver,
we consider it as our riglit, it not ii duty. to
give tl simple stateiiieiit of facts, that. others
may. in like iiiaiiiier, be hcnefitted. The case
which has induced us to pen this article, was
that of a young lady of our iicqiiziiiitance.. who
by frequent. exposure to the night air, contrac-
ted a cold. wliicli settled on the Lungs bel'oi‘e
its ravages could be stiiyctl. ('l‘liis occurred
‘two ago iliis wintci'.) Various rt-.iiieiiii=s were
used. but. with very little ell‘-ict or bciicfit.
The coiigli grew worse, with coziioui e>tpei:lo-
l':lllOll,2ttl(l the sunken eye. and pale. hollow
cheek, tolil plainly that I’ulmoiiai'y I)ise:ise
was doing its wnt;st. on her deliizzite friiiirc.
The family pliysician was consulted, and al-
tliougli he would not admit; to the young lady
that she really hail the Coosiiiiiption. yet he
would give no eiicoiinigciiiciii; as to a ciiro.
Atthis crisis, her motlicr was pci'stitiile'.l to
make use of a bottle ofDr. hogzcrs’ Compound
Syrup of LI V ER,\VOll'l‘. ’l‘AR, AND CAN -
CHALA GUA. illl'l we are happy to state, she
was pcrl"ecil_v cured in less than three inontlis
by this medicine alone, after every hope was
=destroyc.il. It. is useless to coininent on such
It. case as this, fortlia simple truth will reach
where po‘.islicd lltttltttl iiovct‘ can. If any
doubt the iiutliciitirity of Iliis stateineiit, let.
[item call at this oflice.-—— U. S. .llIlbll(lI‘_7} czml
Z\’az:al Argus Q]/‘ice, 79 C’/tut/tam 51., N. Y.
Cough rcml Disease of 14 monlbs Sl(l)1ll"l‘I7g
CURED, after beizig given, up twice
by cmi-ncnl 1’li_I,isicia12s .’
Ai.iiA~.\'Y, June 9:'h, 1849.
l\lessis.A. L. Scovill it Co.——l licrewitli
i'ori.viird to you a Cert.ificate ofa Cure. effected
by your Compound Syrup of Liverwort.. Tar,
mid Canclialagua. 'l‘l‘io‘ Conglrzirid e:4pe<:tora-
tion was of fourteen months stziiidiiig, and had
liaiflleil the skill of sevcial of oitr eminent
physicians in New Yiii-k,All)a:iy, and Coopers-
town. Iain the person in \\l’1(iIit the cure was
elhecteil, and as 1 had previously no {aitli in
patent mP.(llcll]eS. 1 have siiice tried it on
others, and have become satisliotl of its value.
Mine was as great. a cure as ever was per-
formed, as I had, during my sickness, been {iv-
en up twice by my physicians. I have now
commenced my business, after taking, I think,
about. eiglit; bottles-
Y0"l'Sa 1‘05t>’.Y. Tiios. C. FAULDX-ZR.
BLEEDING AT Tl-IE l.llKGS CURED.
§j;§'=.S'ee /tow pi-onz.;/tly it acts !
Statement of 1lIr. J1. Lying, Barker, 1388
Pearl st. N. Y.—A few days before ' last
Cl.irist.mas. I was tal'.c.n unwell, and soon coni-
menced bleeding freely at the Liiiigs. I called
in a I“lomo::opat.liic Physician, but his iiicdiciiie
did not sot-.:ii to help inn. 1 read your adver-
tisement, and tlioiiglit I would try Dr. Roget-s’
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Caiicli_ailzigi.i:t.
Before I had taken tip the tliiril bottle, my
lileczliiig had stopped, m'_,- cougli was gniic, and
E-felt; well as usual. My health is now good.
consider ita most: exoelylotit medicine, and
cordially recommend it to my friends. [Tliis
stateinont: was made to the Proprietors, ‘March
_. 1 2th. 18:30.] ,
I For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. L-.
. SCOVILL 8.: CO‘. Pl‘0[)l'lel()1'5. at their prin-
cipal iD'npot,GO'i'HIiC.-' HAl_.L.3lG l:’~roadway.
New York, to wlioin all arders for the Medi-
cine. and letters relating to ageiie:’ies,sliould be
addressed post paid. _
Also, for sale in Norwalk by J. A. WEED‘,
and ‘W. E. BISSELL. '
Price.—-In largo bottle, 351,00 ; or six bottles
for $5.00. .
A. Eyington.
General Agmit for Proc_uring,’P Il-
siuris. B0ll’/7l_'l/ Luricls, Extra ‘am! Back
Pu}/, 1"/‘cnclz. ._\'poliali.'fns. Lellcrs
Pu/.cIz.’. iS°c., aye.
3:39 Davenport,
7.36
.i.ttci'.ii:y :1-3‘-‘.=£l €~.i=.ii2sc lei‘ at lair.
O_,ficc i«‘r'".»..~i sue €~.7ic .5"/ulge,
I\‘0R\V.-\Ll\', CONN.
£2. Z3."-'*~err'g7,
il.t.t~:;mc3' ai:r;l £'cen:rcl£ci' at Lair,
l'l'.‘l2ii?..‘isi»i‘§"-‘:‘i B‘£tfi_E£IiB:£§.
Qfiicc hours from 8 lo 1'; o’c'lr.»('/.‘, /1. 111. ; and
from 1 to (5 u'cloc.7; 1’. Ill.
0. s;i’2-. A. iiissi-;‘.Li.,
2‘att.ci'iieys ainl cciiiiszcilois at law.
Ofificc over: .1’. 1‘.‘1.a1ll~*oi'y 8;. Co-.75 St‘ore-.,
, 1\“O1t\$’ALK,()JI\'N,m
, , Jlciin -A. "t%*'.."ec:‘i, _
VVIl03i‘S§E!C and Eictaii E}calcit' ii:
Iiniiiis. M l«1l)l(7l.~.-ins. Cll i«:niicALS,
1’1‘1l-1i?‘U.\it~.‘h\’. , n Y 1-: S'i‘uF1«‘:.‘.~‘,
i>.i'i‘i;>.-‘r .\.' l£l)ltJlNl~2S, (Sic.
lifcsl Slalc llze Brizl_;_zc, Noriwal/5, Colin.
5%. "3 :.;=-:a;»:r.5.é;e.i,
DE.il..]'Zl’v l.\' F()I’.l'IlG_\' AND D0l\'ll'ZS'l'IC
, I ‘V? 6. 1", Aug. ,_ ‘
Stiiiiic $3-.:i»in=.t1_i Big (.5L1i3o£a'
CA R P E i IN G
€:n'iri:t.:_.:e Cloths airs} Trilsamxngs.
iili.-‘.‘v'§‘l.iti3, I5.-‘i.§i~§‘iil*El3i?;§3I“p‘,
5..-'«’£aee"cirz;-;.s. Z€"1cii-.i‘:'¢.~e .s, Baths cfluc.
NORWALI-(, c-r.
\.s;
’“
4.3‘
at-‘onizis £Lii.'?‘%"EE1te?'$.3
- .4» i . id,»
:1 lidivic
Oven‘ St. Joltaims .‘§to1'e,
1\'()lt.\V.\.L1{,C_)".
.’i;-ilcencsses
lira)‘-2'tL22tc(l lo ];.’(=asc all ‘gnarl jiulgrs.
Eaagrmeazd (53.9 :1,
VV IIOLISSALE & Ii CT.-\lL DEALERS
In (:l'l'()tfBl’lPS, Provisioiis, l-"lour, Feed, Salt.
Fieili, Crockery and Glass \Vai'e. \Voodeii and
\~"illow \Vari-. l3rooins. .‘.l:its. &c.. L\’c.
No. :2 lV.ilz;r 3."... .\"cu'10ul/L‘. Coma.
iiiA.\' UF/‘.0 '1' i: 1’. iii: 0)‘
TIN’, “llI'_'.i’.'l‘ IIIUN, ANZ) (_TCll’l’l‘ill;\VAl{'ES.
§ - ICA LIGR in Stores. li‘tiiiniccs. iron \Viro
3 F and l-(oils, L’-iittzinia, .l;:p:iii. \Vuod and
‘Willow \Viii'os. Kiiiixes and l*‘oil;s, Foice
Pumps, Load I-’ip3.._,Slicet. Lcail. Fin-iicli Bas-
kets, etc. Rooting ai?d'liouse jobhiug done at
short; notice atid in a wot'kiiianIike niaiiiier.
South Norwall4',r:lu.ly 11th, 1851. ‘
Lockwood, iiaigtzt .‘£.;§C‘o.
ti1A.\'ui~‘.ic'i'Uiii-:iis oi-‘
TIN, SI'lEE'I'-l RON, 6: BRASS VVARES
AND I)l'ZALl'Il1S iN
“.’1‘OVES. ranges, liirnacos. lientcrs and
drums, hollow ware. sad irons, castings,
sheet lead and lead pipe. stove pipe and zinc.
l)l'.'l:~}S kettles, (:tIllct'_‘,-‘, poi"cel'aiii, iappnn and
briltaiiia wares, china, ci'oi:l<ci'y and glziss
ware. liheiitiiii enaii'ic.lloil \\'til‘€‘..'~7. brushes and
iinitr-lies. glziss laiito.rns:, cliain pnnips, Millgcj-i-*5
ivater proof oil pasti-. l!iilClilll_L'. licsli t.-atiiplicne
and lillllllll" fluid. W"-"l|lti_4_' and yeaist powd'ers,
stovn and sline hlacliing, wrzippitig paper,
\veiglits, l5l‘Ufllll.‘}, pails. lruvs, limvls and tubs,
st-ivcs, ni:itts_ wasli boards, l:l(lit‘S, sizitnps-,
spoons. clothes liziskets, bellows, c";c., dcc.
fiféluezzo 3.21:1 fie-at '.=1‘9a:~.;:e*E:.
E,{7"liI i:li'i=.r for solo l'_re-sli imported U U A N0;
Ctiii'ihcrlaiii.l. Li-liigli. and all (illit'.‘l' de-
scriptions of ii-)l‘t:l§_'tl and dotin-stic CO.-\ L, put
on boaril at otir wliiii'i', or shipped to oraler at
wliolosale or retail. Arldi-ass by mail or in
person l\iAl7.S"l"i:)N dz I"O\VlCR.
I‘I:lXlUt) \Vli:irl'. helwccn F‘ullon and Catharine
Ferries, Broolilyii, L. I. 8m17
1.
COL TEVIBIAN HALL,
‘.38 E l.%lt'aa£l St.i'cct, lllc'.i"ilc1'i5.
5. £4. El Teowie,
IMP0l’.'l‘l<I!'.S, JOBSERS AND Ill-'.'I‘AILI-IRS OF
Eu!"IiSIB, 1~‘z'e::c-1:, Gen-mans, fswiiss 83.
Dozncstic Dry Goods.
Strangers visiting New York .viIl altvaya find
ii lat‘;.5o assoitiiient, of _
F.—‘il'\iCY AND DG.\lESTiC DRY GOODS,
Selected for the retail trade expressl;,-',con
sisting of Rich Sill; and Crapc JS/zawls, Plain
and lgiiiibruizlwecl.
RICH simvs. BROC.-\i)YZS, I-‘IGURI-ID,
Slripccl, *;';angca'blc czml .litcli(.2'-.
Ric/1, Fuularil, fllu/cclinc anal. Florence.
1326/: C/tints, Prinlccl li‘oularil, ta new article.)
Also. it full assoi't.iiient. of
hit:/L Dress Gaozls-, cmizpr-isiiig l3cc7'cgcs I3e'rrIgc
Dc Luinc, illuslin Dc t‘>'m'c. (:'~rcniulz'ncs,
- zllborzi-2cs..$Til/‘.7 '1'i.s-mics, l’l.ri'.".r2. Culorccl mid
l=Vulr.rc-rl .l‘i":,-rur1'r.‘L l:’oj.'li7Is, Plu'i.:I, (.'ul’cl
(mil l"l,Q'LlI’(.’él .5'iu'.';.9 J‘./i1.<;l1'7is. Jucoiml,
Bum’; (ind 1/iilics ll.‘lt_i.s'li/1.5, Colorccl
and Clourlcil ClI.(I.l)Il)I‘(l._I/5'. Ric/L
Lace I.‘-.i>!?Zl)I‘tIl.(ll,’I‘(,’(l Cbllars,
C37,/103'. Voile}. CI/_[/E; mill H'u.ncl/rcr-"
cliirg/ii. Ru:/1, .lII.5't3I'llO7I5. Ezlgivigs
(Incl Blue/c Flvl/".‘ ’]'I‘1Ifll?L7‘It,Q‘S, of all
ll-"lrlr..7is. Lace Em. br(1z.1l crczl l‘VI.77(lU'?(.‘ czml
2cncs.s- Cl.’/'l(!:'.}l3, by pin./‘s or salts. ltibbons,
'I’a,[fi..~'/.rt.wi. Siiblll Llf.'i'lI'IIl£S. t_Z__li.i.ll rz.s'.~'o':'lnir:nl.
Lcu.lir:s.§ Gents l"rcnc/L Iiul Gloves, 7l7!.£l‘I'(lIllC(./..
A aciieriil assoitiiieiit of Si LK &~CO'l‘TON
HOS l l5 'i’»Y,toget.lier with a large zissoitiiieiitof
.rl‘1'erii2acs. C'aslzmcrcs. Pizrama/lrzs. Al/iaccas,
ll”10t(S(flll1C Di: Laine, FI‘(;’l1ClI, .Engl1.s'li. (Incl
Domestic l’r2'.nls. Long Clot/is’. S/zz'rl-
Zll_,f__{‘.’i, SlIC‘l,'l’l'7l,£;’8, Linen Table
Clo!/is. I\’up/.-ins, Diapers,
_ ’1’o_zimlings, clan, elc. '
Jl'Ta'rsczIlcs. Toilet and Lancaswr Quilts’.
Tei'ms—Casli, one Price, and no deviation.
L3?‘ Boivery. Glmltl, \Villiaiiisburvh and
1- :5
Jersey City stages. also stages pass the door
from tho diftereiit Railroad Depots every five
1 ' . ‘1
niinutes. 18l$(‘:t:t l‘~_ dz M.-E. TOWLE.
;fi_"'
I _ raised him in the best estiuiation of
MISCELLANY.
'B.‘rain up a Child.
A good story is told of the Governor of
Tcxais, ii-lio in his annual niessage to the
Legislature closed a splcrididiv penned par-
-.igi'-.ipli in these words, “ and now fellow-
citizciis, in the l.ingiia;:e of Scripture, I
ciii'igriitul.it'e you that ‘ the VViiiter oi’ our
discinitiziil is iiiade glorious Summer,’ ”
82c.
Such knowledge ‘of s'cri-pl’ui‘e no doubt
cou-
stiluciiis and will tell at the ballot-bo«3{, if
he is a ciiiirliI.!at‘e for re-election. if the
Goveinor is desirous of adding to his stock
of Biblical lore, he has only to leave his
home in the ‘* Sunny i§5‘(')l.‘!l'l1,”\1‘li€l'eimpet-
oosity often leads to iiidiscretion ; cross
i\"l:iS0ii and DlXl)ll,S line, and snengl a few
weeks where they do tl'iings cobly. A short
time since, two gentl=enie'ii of the press were
c(i:ii"e"siiig in a ‘coli'ee room in Boston about
the abilities rerpiisite for an editor to make
a good Family .loui'nal,
“ I consider,” says Prof. “ that to be an
editor-, a ‘man should have a good knowledge
of Slnil<sperii'e.”
“ Ctilltiltily,” said Typo.
“ lie should know Webs-ter’s Dictioiiarv
from centre to ‘cii‘_cimil"ci'etice.’-‘ '
“ By all ine:i'ns.”
“ ‘ Pat-adise Lost’ at his tonguc’s end-”
“ Of course.” ‘
“ Being ii _;j;ooil linguist, would be of great
service to lilli‘.—- ”
“ lmnicnse.”
“ He should also understand Human
Natnt'e——"
“impossible to get along unless he does.”
He should be an adept. at pufliiig-'-7’
Oh, yes! that's it.”
“ He must be a Bucon—- ”
‘ Cl '17, ,’..?7
“ And a Punch—'——‘
“ Yes, yes E"
“ And a poet”
“ Yes, yes, yes 3'
“ L‘-rink :1 little and smoke.”
“ Well, yes ”
‘ lll us! hear being dunucd, without Sli‘0‘.V-
lug teiiipeiu”
" Of the very lirst iinportance.”
"' 'l'hese," said Pl‘Ol'. “ are my ideas of
what an evlitoi‘ should be, in order to meet
the popular clciiiziiid.”
“ Very good,” said Tvpo, “ but there is
one tl.ing viliicb you l‘.D.'r'D overlooked
entirely.”
“ Aye possible .5”
“ You forgot to mention the Bible.”
“ \Vell, so I did; every one should be
coiivers-.iiit with the volume of Divine la-
spii'atloti.”
“ Yoii say so,” replied Typo, with a
lcnoiviiip,‘ look,“ but l‘ll wager you a new
but that you cannot repeat ii. verse ofit.”
“ Dotie l”
“ C_UlI‘illlGllCe l” ,
“ Thou shalt not steal l”
“ I have it, l have it l” exclaimed Typo,
“that is not in the Bible ; it is part of the
Lord’s Prayer.”
“ Well, so it is; ‘but I will try once
more.”
“ Go on l7’
"I believe in.God,” ‘confidently continu-
ed Prof and so went cleverly through the
creed.
“ Well,” said Typo, “I own I have lost;
l did not think you could have done it ”
The next day, Typo passed Prof in
Sltite Sirer-t. Prof. politely touclied a new
bearer, in token oi" iccogiiititiii. Typo
passed on.
0
vs
(5
V
Dar}; Hoz.'.1's.——-'I‘liei'e are hon rs that mail;
the lii.~:tory of the liriglitest _vc.:t‘. For not
a whole inontli in any of the millions of the
past, pE='.i‘liaps, lies the sun shoiie brillian‘.ly
all the time. And tl‘iei'e liave been cold
and .-iormy days in every year. And yet
the mists and sliadoivs of the darkest hours
xi ere dissipated,ziiiil flitted lieedlessly away.
The crueicst of the ice l"etters have been
broken and dissolved and the furious storm
loses its power to liarm.
And w hat a p-.ir-able is this of all humgm
lile—of our inside '.vorli‘.l, where the heart
\H)l‘l<3 at its destined labors. Inlere too, we
have the c’ei‘sliadoiviii;_r of daik hours, and
niaiiy a cold blast chills the licart to its
core. But v.‘l".at inaitcrs it ? Man is born
a hero, and it is only by dai lzness and stoi"iiis
that l}Cl‘L)l.‘~}IIl gains its ;;reatcst and best de-
velopment and illusti'aiion——tlien it kindlcs
the black cloud into a blaze of glory, and
the storm hears it ll'l0l‘i’3 Nfiidly to its des-
tiny. Dcspuir not then. Never gi*.'c.it up ;
wlnle one good power ‘is yours, use it.
Di_~appoimniciit will be i‘ealizcd. i‘i'Iortit'y-
in;-_{ lailnrc may attend this cllbrt and that
oiie——but, 0/1./.1; be .’zo2ic.:'l and struggle on, and
it will all woik well». ‘
Educalioit.-—Educ:ition does not com-
mence with the alphabet. It begins with it
ino'.lier’s lool<—witli :—i l'atliei"s_ and of ap-
probation. or a Sign of rcprool'~—'iVitli a sis-
ler’s geiitle pressure of the liand. or :1 broth-
ci’s noble act of for-heat-ai’ice——iiiiii liziticlfiils
of flowers in green and daisy meadows;
with bird’s nests admired, but not toucliecl;
with creeping ants and alinosi i'mpei‘ce'pti-
ble einmets 5- with huinniitig bees and glass
bee-liivcs; with pleasant walks in s.ni(ly
lanes, and with thou;:hts directed, in sweet
and kindly tones and words, to nature, to
beauty, to acts of berievo'lcnce, to deeds of
virtue and to the centre of all good——to God
himself. -
{f.Q.?,;sWeslcy says: W hen I was young, I
was sure of everything ;- in a few years,
having been mi-stalzen a Ili()’uSah(l times, I
was not half so sure of most things as I
was before’ ; at preseutil am hardly sure of
any thing but what God has revealed
to man‘.
‘and terribly beaten-in New. Yorl<«.-
{,l@- Iiiliu Smith has been knocked down
‘A faiiiilg Newspaper---Elevotch to fiiitratiiriz, tfieiirrul fliitclligciice, llhilitits, Elgririiliiir
NORWALK, CT. TUES.DAY,. AUGUSTJ5, I851.
Iruiiizc Acts-May isessiam, I853.
CHAP'I‘ER VI.
An act to restrain and 1‘é_J_LL!l&l£H the removal -of
buildings within the City of New Haven.
Be it enacted by this Seriole and House of
Rcpresezilalivcs in. Gcizcral .z1ssembl_2/ conrenccl .-
Si-:c. 1. 'l'bat l'ior('>al'ter no building shall
be removed tlirougli .:‘i'iiy -‘oi’ the public street.»-
or il.ll',‘i,'ll\\':tyS within the limits 0!" the city cl"
New ltlaveii except hyand with the license of
the court of ciimmoii council of said city, iiniicr
sucli i'e-gulzitioiis and ‘conclitions, and within
such time, and with such St*cll|‘ltl'e'S fordaningi-s
arid |J'elltl'llii"5“, as said court of conimon council
shall prrsnrilm.
Size. 2. Ei-'e.i'y person who shall remove or
"wlio shall assist in removing any l)llll(lltl;; upon
or ihi'o_n_,r_;l'i atiy str£=.ets or l:fl,gli'.i';-i5‘s iviiliin
the limits of said city, rotiti'ar_v to the pi'oi.'is-
ions of this act. or to the icquliitioiis and con-
ditions of the license '0? the court. of common
council, shall lioili-.iL avid pny a line not exceed-
ing one liiitidii-irl dollars, or bo iiiinrisonezl in
the county jail not ext-ceiliiig sixty days ;’ and
in addition to the above penalty. shall forfeit
and pa_v_2>. line not i-.>;ci_-6-cliiig tweiity dollars, or
or be iiiiprisoiictl in the county jail not (-,xc(acil-
ing thirty days, for cm,-li and every day said
litiildiiig s_.li:ill he ‘and rcinaiii upon any street or
liigliwziy within said city.
Si-zc. :3. T‘l‘iis act; .‘~‘ll:tll not take eliiect until
appi'oveii by'a vote of the said city, in it city
tnectiiig, legally warned and hold for that pur-
pose. Approved, .'\1:iy 315:, 18.31.
Cl-1.—\'P'1‘l-I ll VII.
An Act in addition to “ An Act concei'iiiiig,
Coiniiiiiiiities and C‘oi'poi":i'¥_€oiis.”
Be it cvmclccl by /71: Sen ale aml Iloiwc of
Rep/‘est-vzlalirts in (r'c;-icrul /l-:‘8('7)ll)l_7/ (,'()II’l.‘CII€(l :
Size. 1. The iiiodciiitorol cveiytown meet.-
ing. annual or special, at,“ liicli a 'J‘own Clcili
or Ilcgistei‘ shall be chosen and sworn, 5.-lltzll
within ten days alter such t'iieet.irig. trtinsmit by
voLUii1i XXXIV.--NUMBER 31.
An Act in ad::litioii'to -‘An Act relati
Courts."
Be it enacted by the Senate and 1.7021193 of
Be/ircsevzlutive, in General Assembly convened .-
Tlie suporiorcourt in any county shall have
jurisdiction of all petitions pra_\‘in-g fora change
of r.-iiiiic bi'oi.i,«,;lit by any person residing in
such county. and may, for just. and reseasona-
l.-lo cause, change the iiaiité of the 'pet.i'tioner,
who shall lltt‘l’(‘.tll‘."t:\'l"‘Je known and called by
such name as said court. shall in its decree ap-
point.
Hg‘ to
}.ppi'ovcd. June 27th. 1851.
CH}: l."i‘ER XIII.
An Act in tiddition to "An Act 1'clati’ti'g to
Courts.” .
Be it enacted by (lac Senate and I-Iouseof}?cp-
'resenIi.il7'.L'e.s- in G1."/’I:’:‘."£ll Assn/zbly coizrenecl :
That wlieiievei‘, in any probate district,
wlierc':n by reason of vaczincy or any ntliei‘
<-ausir. provided by law, it has been necessary
for the jiidga of an ailjiiiiiiiig districts liavo.
from time to time, severally executed such of-
licc within said di.-:t'rii:t, tho iloicgs of such judg-
es or eitlier of tlieni are hcrby conliriiicil. and
shall be valid in the sziine iiianrver as tliougli
done by it jntlgoappoints-d lor such district.
l’mL‘iu'ci.l.tliat iiiitliiiig l'icrei_n contained shall
affect any suit iiow iieiidiiig.
Approved, June 14th, 1851.
Cl1A‘."l‘lC1?. XIV.
An Act in addition to ‘- An Act: relatin
Courts."
Be 7'lc'nac/c(ZE=_1,: llic Senate arirl, Ifouse Q/'
I?cprc.s'cnIr.'.’i'i'c.s‘ in General Asserii lily cmircnccl:
’l‘hat. \V‘l'lt'll(‘\'Pl‘ any justice of the peace
shall not he l‘0'€‘.l&CIt(l9 all pi'oc'c.s;s‘i=‘.s, suits and
tnattt~t's wli::t.sonvei'_ which shall have been be‘-
gnn by such justitfc. of the peace. or which
slisll have been made retiiriiable to him l)L:li)l't3
the (’.‘:pll':ll.l()ll of his otiice, may he proceeded
with by s;ii(ljiis1§(:o oi‘ the peace. to final judg-
iiieut and o.:.\;<~.i,-iitioii, in the spine uianncr, as if
gto
mail or ntliervvise to the S(‘('lt.:ltil'y of this
State, a ce.i'tified rcturii of the name of said
'l‘ov.'ti Clerl. or legistér, wliicli rctiirn sliizll
be 03' _the forin ltoi'e:il'ioi' pi‘c::(:i'ilicd ; to wit.
“ At the annual (or otlii-.r) town incotir:-g of
the town of , legally coiivcncd and hold
on the day of A. D. was
chosen Town Clerk (or Register) of, said town
from said date until tho day of
A. D. and was duly sivorn to a fuitliliil
’dis’cli-urge of his said'ot1‘ii:c and trust.
Cciti ti ed _ by
A. 15., Moderator.”
2. F.i.'cry iii(iclci':itoi'of a town im-‘i=.t-
ing. who sliall ll{’.f_'l(.‘(2lT to iinike the l't’llll'll pm-
scrihcd licrviii. shall l'oi'fi—-.it:. liir every such iii-5;.
lect. the sun: of twenty dollars, one l‘nill' to
him who sliall‘;3pi'osc'cuto to étlbct, and the oth-
half to the tri=:iriiry ol' siicli town.
Size. 3. The Secretary of State» slia ll re-
cord the niiiiics ol' tl:o'l"own clerks or Rc;:istei'
so chosen and returiied. with tho dale of theii‘
several elections, in I] hook kept for ‘dint purpose
and he may cettil'y that the pcixsroos l):‘illlt'-.'tl in
said i‘cc‘ordai"e Town (:.'l.“l‘l,\'S or l‘ii"gl.~i£‘.l'S ol
their 1':-spectivo tcwiis l'ortlie period for which
Illfiyzill‘C.1'6Sl)8(fll\.'(?lj"(+li‘I:leti.
A-ppi'oved. May 31st, 1851,
i3l:iAP'l‘lL‘ R VIII.
An'?_Act in iiltomtioii of an Act entitled “ An
act concerniiigCoininunitice aiidCorpor:itions."
Be it en.a.cIcd,b_y the Senate and Ifouse of
.l{c,v'resct2lii(7'—i=c;s' in General .-Assembly caizvcnccl :
. bltcc. 1. 'I‘lnil:_eacli savings batik or siiviiigs
society may loan on such personal security 4.
the di:-ectors, trustee or iiiaiiagers of such batik
or society may approve, to an anioitiit. not 95(-
ceediiig one half of the whole ziriionnt than on
deposit in such bank or society; and all other
loans of said institutioiis shall be sccizrod by
irio2't,<z,ii,¢_-,e of real estate in this; State. uniiiciini-
tiered, equal in value to double the amount ofthe
loan so-(-ured tlii-.i'con.
Size. ‘3. St‘('.ilDll 256 of the nct.'to wliicli
this is in addition and alteration is hereby ate
pealed.
Appi'o'v'cd, Juno 27:11. 1851.
‘CI-iAl"l‘I£R IX.
An Act in ndditioii to an Act oiitified “ Ah Ac,
conceriiiug CUl!ilHl1tillie‘S and Coi'piii';itioiis.”
Be it. ciiaclcrl bi/"(lite .\‘cn(il'e rim! I]ou.s~e cf
Rcprcsciiluli 1'/is in Gr-ncral ./.lé'SFIIIlJl_I/ coiiremzcl .-
tii-zc. 1- '.l‘lio amount ol‘ the capitalusloclt in
every joint stock corporation. hllilll ho lixezl and
limited by the .'~;tm_:l-.li‘ol'(lci':; in their articles of
association, and .~l'iall in no case be less tli:i ii
four thousatid diillars, nor morn than tlirce hun-
dred tliousand dollars. and shall be divided into
slia res of twenty live dollars each.
Size. 2 Be Hfnrl.-’:cr eiiaclczl, 'l‘h:3:t the one
liunili-¢‘»d and ninety-scvontli section of the act
to which this is an addition he and the same is
hereby repealed.
Approvctl, July 1st, 1851.
- CHAPTER X.
An Act in addition to an Act; coticsrning Com‘-
intinities and Coi'pot‘til.iblJs‘
Be it B71(.'Cl('(ll)_7/Illa Sena/c anti I-Iou’.s'e of
Ii"cpi'esenlzz!i.:;es in Gén'zrizlx1.sse/riblj;cnrzzrcizccl :
That any nuniher of lhtll'.‘l'.liltllS in tliis State
may iissiii-lair-. tor the piirpose of estsilisliiiig
nits union S()(‘l(’ii(‘S,_3li;il lieilig so il5SU(:l:ll§‘il,
shall, on coinpliaiii.-o with the l)l’()‘.‘l5lUll:-I ol' this
section, be it hotly politic and i-orporzstc; may
i-hose a president and izilicr (llll(ft'.l’S; may on-
:ictl)y-la‘;vs for i'c;_iulatiiig the :il't’:iii‘s of such
L'orpor::tioii.not; incoii.-:ist'eiit with tho laws of
this State or of the laws of the Uiiitcd b'.*_ates,
and compel the duo obsi-i'v;iiicc tlicre-.ol' by sui-
table peiniltiss,‘ may site and be sued; and do
all acts in-cc-ss-ai'y and proper for for well 0t'(lct‘-
iteriiig of the ali'ai:'s cf such coi'poi'at}cii. aiiia
may purcliase and hold real or personal estate
of a value not, e.\'ceodiii_:: ten tlioiisziud dollars:
'2>‘mi‘=z'«:i.~.l. that licfo‘i‘e ."sucli‘Iass(ir:iiilioii shall be
entitled to tlié-.:pi*ivelei_9,os heicin ;_;r;ii'itml. they
shall loilge with the seci'etai'_v of this State, a
copy of their articles of association.
Approved, July Ed, 1851.
CH.-‘i.P'I‘ER XI. _
in not in adilitioii to -* Au - Act Joncerniiig‘
Coiiiiiiuiiitiesand Co'rpor:itio'ris.”
"' Be it emzclcil by!/ic Schiilé mid Ifousc of
Ii‘eprcsenlali~vcs In Gezieral Asscmbl_i/ culzvenccl :
Tour. the prov7:sioiis of the Act entitled “An
Act in addition to an Act'conceroiiig Coni‘u'iuni-
nities and Corporations,” app‘:'oved Juno ‘list.’
1849, be, and the mine are'l‘ici'eby exteiiiled
to such school sociat.ies,'towns'. inc'orporated
ecclesiastical societies or other i'cligious socie-
ties, or cou‘grega-tio'n‘s, as have sépoi'ate buryizig
grounds.
Approved July Ist, 1851'.‘
the said justice ltad beet: to-elected and con-’
tinued in office.
Approved, June 19th, 1851.
CHAI"I‘l£R XV.
An Act concei ning the Suprenie Court of Er-
rors.
Be 7': cnaclml by llic Se/talc anal House of Rep-
rcscm‘zz(i't'cs in 'Gc~7iL-'rzzl A.~:.scmbl3/ raliircziccl:
Site. 1. ’l‘liat the next St“:-'i:'lUll of the su-
'prcmo court ol‘ei'rors in the county of I‘.li'll'lliil‘(l
be lir-ld in said county on the lirrit 'l‘l’iiii'sil+i_',' in
July, A. D. 1951. ii:stc:a'cl of the time now by
law provided; and all process made or to be
made i'etu:‘ii:ible to suitl court‘. as lie-i’etofoi'e ro-
quireil to be held, and all biisiiiess and iiiatters
];i3I'i'till1;;l)(?i0l'(%lllC saiiii-, slnill he ptoccedetl
witli. lmard and (It:l.(.‘l'llllliL‘(Itll1ll'le IL‘l'lllllc1'bl)_y'
eslablisltied.
Sicc. 2. 'l‘lii.~s act shall take elfect from the
day of its pzissiige. ,
Approved. Juize 9th, 1851.
CIlA1"l"l£ ll XVI.
Act in 'ult'eriiti'oii of an Act relating to
L)‘oiirts
Be it. cmzclecl by the Senate and Ifouse 0/ Rep-
rc-.senlali7:cs, in General ,- s.~-cmbly ‘co/.~rcnc‘cl.-
Si-;c. 1. That the county Court within
and for the county ofNew Loiidoii, shall hero-
iilicr be holdon on the linirtli Tuesday of June
instead of tlio-second 'l‘ucsday of Jiine.
Size. 2. All acts and parts ofzzicts incon-
sistent lierowit, are lie-.r’cl.-._v l'(‘\[‘.:(‘ill(’)tl.
Approvc.tl, Jiine “Tilt, ' 1851.
A n
In
ClIAP'l'Eli. XI-Ill.
An act in nililitioii to an act relat'ing to C0!tl'IS.
Be it. !.’1l(IC/59(l by {lie Sena/e and IIause o/Flip.
'I’£.Sr'.'I)l(£ll’UC$ in General 4‘.l-§'.S‘C"7I.l;ly cmiceiiccl :
.‘~.'i«:C. 1. ’i'l:o towns iil'.»\iiiliii":-’.i'. llolton, lt'.l!,l
Coluinbia, in the county of 'l‘o'laitd, shall ll('.l‘8-
alte be one probate tllSil'l(?l. by the name of
the disti'ict. of At ".ii.v'.'c‘r: and the lf“C0t'(l3, tiles
and piipoi-.<, now lit-piiigiiig to the probate dis-
ti-ici of llebi~oi2. shall be and rcinaiii id the of-
fice of the judge of pi‘.-;bar.e for sold distri'<'t oi
ziiidovcr.
Sec. ‘2. The tovcii ol'licbro.'i, iii the coiinty
of 'l‘ol‘and, is ln=r'cl;y 'constit.i.itcil a probate dis-
trict, hy the mime of tlie disti-ict ct" Ilebron:
pravz'cl(:<l, that all im_iii‘crs and liiisiiiess liegun
‘or ciito.-rci_l in the disleict‘ ll€‘l'i3l(lli)l‘t3 known and
called by the name of Ilebron, shall becoiiiple—
ted in the dlsti'i'::t of .'\iicovei' albrosaid.
Approved, June 27th, 1861
T 1‘?
\4 JL
CH9. P'l'l£ VIII.
An Act in addition to an act relating to Courts
Be 2'1. cmzrtlczl by i‘/':eS.-:r:r.il.c cmrl Ifoicsc cg] Rep-
7'csciil¢z!iites in Gcuieral .1'l.5'..S‘(.'7ll bl}; conircnci! :
'l'lnit the town of Croinwell shall constitute
it part of the probate’district. of liiIltl(llPt()‘:\‘l).
}'s'pprove(l. June 27tli, 1851.
C‘ H A I’ 'l‘l'l Ii. XI X.
An act in addition to an act relating to Courts
Be it. cnaétcd by the Senate and Hoic.ic of
I?g;,nrcscntieli2;es in Gcneral Assmnb/_y coyiz.-ciml :
’I‘iia't the town of Mont7vil.'-9., in Nciii London
county, he,and liercby is izciistitiitcil a |.‘l'(ilJtli,e
dI=:.ti":ct, by the nami-. oi‘ the disir’.ct. of .'\Iont-
ville: yr/'</i,‘.":1'(o". that all iimttcis or l:i=siiir-ss
l,.c;;1iii hr (‘li'*l‘€':l in tlic (ilr3ll’lL'l of N+.=.‘.'.i' Lm‘u"-0:1
he COli‘i’l1it‘i(‘ti in the saiiie, as if this act had not
been passed. -
App:'0ve(l, June 27th, 1551.
Ci1A1”l‘i-Ill
An Act: i'elalin,q to Jiist'iccs cl Pezice in the
town of Cl'(2'J]'.‘.'£'ll. _ _
Be 7'1 c;;a.c'/erl by (lie Senate oi.-(l House of Rep-
?'C867ll,('£ll7_?t’..>' in (;l€}IcI‘(.Il .»’I.>.s't'ni/I/_y com;c7/ccl :
’l‘liat‘. the s'ei'ei:il justices of thc pemzc. elect-
édby the electors oi the town of l\lidtllel0\\'lI
on‘ the first Moiidsiy cl’ April lzisi‘, and i'esii.iti;;
witliin the limits oftlie town of Ct‘0lli‘¢v'l§ll, shall
he, and are hereby ileclaicd to be, jtlsllcés of
the peace for L‘-lii.l(lle.'sc;".‘ cotiiity. ill Slllll l~'W~‘ll
02 Ci-oiiiwi-‘zl, dui-in_g the period for which they
were f3lt_é(_'IF.(l, with the saine powr-i's. jurisdic-
tioo and rlntiesas iftliey had been ejlecteil such
justices of the peace in said town of Cromwell
,. Approved, June 30th, 185’l.
CH.—\P'r:2i. XXI. ,
An act in addition to‘ an act concerning
. and Pl'll‘2"lSl]l.Il0l1fS. .
Be it on acted. by the Scrizilc and I-iilnzisc 0fRep-
7'csz2nlalErcs in General Asscnibly conz-eiiecl:, ,
That‘ c'.'*ery president, dii'ec.t'Tor. casliier, sec-
t't?lti‘.'y, ll'8ttSlll'e!'. l.elle.r, clerl-1, l)O0l{-l{,P8|3F'l' _0i'
ageiit of any life insiiraiice coii:p:'=.iJ_v,0!‘ any 111*
suraiice company incorpoi'iiteil by authority ol
this State, who, while in the employment of
any such insurance company, shall take, pui--‘
iloiri, secrets, or in any way appropriate to his
C l'It1]6§
2, ‘Arts aw) bbflitlitiifatlllffih. -
.»-~
41.
1
any way appropriate to his own use, or to the
use of otlisrs, tiny of the moneys, coins, bills,
notes, "credits or ‘otli’er ‘cases in action. belong:
ing to. or deposited in or with such insurance
company, with intent to defraud and pi-eju-
dice any person or persons. or body politic oi’-
C0l'pUl‘t‘.l0; or who shall falsely make any en .
tries of moneys, coins, bills, o‘o'i'cs, checks, of
other chases in action. in or upon any ‘(If the
books of such itisurziiice company;or shall keep
false books and entries of and concerning the
an pital stock, dc‘p‘osit"s,i’ssu'es, proiits. losses, res
ceipts or moneys of any such insurance com-
pany. with intent to defraud and prejudice any
p'<=.rs<.‘n or body politic or corporate, Slltlllslllfei‘
iiiiprisoiiincnt in the Connecticut state prison;
for a teim not less Ilia?) two,nor more than t.o:i_
years. , _
Approved, June 27th, 185].
CHAPTER. XXII‘.
An Act in addition to an Act ‘c'Ot'ii'3'a'i'ning
Crimes and Punishinents. _
Be 'ilc7m(:z'c¢l by/.-‘Ia Sc/talc and Ifousc of
Rep:-csc2ilalit'cs, -in Ge7ieral.~1sscni.bly, comicncdi
That: it shall be the duty of all sherifi"s, con-
stables. giandjui'ors and tytliiiig men, upon
view. and without warrant, to apprehend eve-
ry person who shall play at crrds, dice. tables
or billiards, lbr tiioiiby or other viiliiahle things
and to carry him before the nextjuslice of the
‘peace, that he inay be dealt with according to
law ; and thejussice oftliepeace bel'orewl1on:'i
sucli person is bronglit, slflll. on oath of the
ollice ' appi-eheiidiiig him, issue a warrant and
cause him to be ai'rest.ed, and shall proceed to
H licaring and trial of such iiiat.t'er of com-
plaints. ,
Approved, July 2d. 1851
CHAPTER XXIII.
in addition to an Act concerning
CI'lllltiS and Puiiisliiiiciits. _
Be ilmactcil l)_7/lll8 Szzizalc aml Iirouso of
IZcprcsci2luIii'e.s- in G-cncral ../lS8€)llbl_1/.V.'07l'?}€I2P.d.‘
Sisc. 1. That. in all criinimil trials, before
any court in this State, the accused shall have
the right to be last heard in his or their de-
t'en‘ce'. _ _ , ,
SEC. 2. Be ilfurl/ier enacted, That: an
Act in addition to an Act (zottcerning Crimes}
and Pul’)l3‘lll.nE‘l'tlS, (Chapter XXVIIL) tip"-
approved, 20th June, 1850, be, and the same
is hereby repealed.
A
CI-L\P'l‘E.l'<L XXIV.
"concerning Crimes and Punishi-
_ , _in‘enis , ,
Be il cmzclcrl by the Senate and House of
I~.’r,ru'eseiz/dlli.-es in General A.<'scmbl_7/,c0m:c7zcc/;;
'l‘liat in all cases of coiiviizlioti for critiies in
whicli tho convict: shall be seiitenced to impris-
oninent. in the state prison, it shall be the duty
ol" tliojiiilge pronouncing sentence, to pro‘-
nnunce the same in the presence and hearing
of the convict.
_-in Act
pproved, .luiie i9th,1851.
An Act
Approved, .lune 26th, 1851.
CHAPTER XXV‘.
An Act in addition to an Act concerulnfi
Crimes and Punisliinents. .
l3‘cilcnac.'eclb]/ the Senate and II0use of‘
Rc;2re.<e7ilnl‘ivcs in General J.lssenibl_r/ (,'i)Zfl’U(.'I1C(l:
Tlnit in all cases wlierc the Gciieral Assem-
lily has. during the present. session, or may
ll0l'ettll(_‘l', commute the punislimeiit of any
person sontericcd to be executed, to imprison-
izietit, in ‘tire Con nect.ici.rt state prison‘, it shall
be the iliit-y of the secretary of the state, im-
inediately a liar tho time when the act: coin-
niutiiig such punishment takes ellect, to trans-
init. liy mail or otliei-wise, tl certified copy
tliei-eirf. lo the \V:irdcn of the Connecticut
State Pi'isc}ii, and ii lik'r§ copy to the lt‘eep_a‘r of
the jail or prison in which such person is or
my be coiifincd; and the said '.vurden shall.
by himself or agoiit, wit.liin ten days alter re-
ceiving such copy, receive suizh person. at such
jail or prison. and cause him to be ti'aiiépbi'ted
to said Corriiccticiit. State 1‘ris‘i5n, at the ox-
pense of the State, there to be confined. pm’-
suant. to tlieact, coriiiiititing his said sentence.
A rid such copies of said act shall beat lull au-
t.liority t.o tho l((*.(°.p€)i‘ of the jail or prison, to‘
deli_vot', and to the said warden, to receive any
sucli )el'SOl.|. _
I Approved July 2d, 1851‘.
CI-IAP'l‘l£R XXV I.
An ACtll1tlltE‘.X'21lLl0l‘i of an Act: entitled “ Ad
Act. in alterritio.i of an Act: concerning
(Irinies and Punishineiits.”
Be it enacleil by the Senate (Incl IIou.sc of Rep-1
T€S(:Ill(ll'l.'l.'€b' in. lfeneral Assembly, cantvcnecl ;
SEC. 1. 'l‘hat tliesi.ipport oi" p'i'i.‘soiiers iii
the county prison. after convict.ion and sentence
to the state prison, or to be hung. shall be
paid out of the slate treasury, any law to the
contrary t'l0lWllllr~l£1B(ll:i°’. ,
Site. 2. In ullcases of conviction and sen-
tence to the state prison, or to be hung, since:
the piissage of the act aforesaid, the expense"
of‘ suppoi-ting such convicts shall be taxed by
the Superior "court. of the county where the
convictions were lnid, and be paid out of the
state. treasury. in the inanner now provided for -
tllr! payment of other costs in ciiiniiial proceed-
iiigs.
Approved July 2d, 1851.
CI-lAI"I‘l:lR XX-VII. ,
in ’ iclalimi to the Execution of
Deeds and Spcciiiities. 5 .
Be it cnnclnl by //is Scnrlc mid Ifoitse qf
Izrprcggngagia,-.73, (Jcncral 1.1.535‘-,'.’I'ILl)l'_t/. convened :
.‘5i«:(:. 1. ’ ‘lint all deeds and conveyances of
real estiite. linnds, and other instruiiiciits inten-
dcrl and purporting to be speciailties, but. whicl1_
have been eexeciiteil without seal, and ‘also all
ius:.‘i'i'ii2iciits pl1l'p()l‘l.lIt§_{ to be sealed, with an
(—.{figi-,-,l oi-corpoi'-aic seal. but not. otherwise_
senleil than by an iinpi'cssion_ol the seal upon‘_
the paper or other inzitcriiil eniploycil, shall be
valid astlioiigli the saute Iliad been sealed;
prov.-z'r.le.?!, that iintliiiig licrein contained shall
sitlect any suit now petiding. _ . V ,,
Si-zc. In all cases where any instyutnent
in writiné shall be licrcaftei' executed by aoy_
person, (ir coi'por2ition, not liiiving an ofl‘ic_ial oi:
co,1,,(,,-me gem, purporting aiid_intended to be H,‘
:Ԥpeciii|ity or iitidoi' seal. and the same shall not;
be otliei-'.'vis‘e sealed than by the addition of the,
word Soul‘. or the letters . 0‘ _ll"’l¥'
eqiiivaleiit. it shall be deen‘ied,,tii all t‘esp80tS-.,
a sealed iiistrunient. and shall have the _same_,
lbrce and r:lTi=.ct as if sealed with _wax or » any
otlier teiizicioiis sulistaiice ; and in all cases,
where there slirdl be ii stlffi_Clen{.Set1lltl,‘I9 ‘vVlll"j
out the use of wax oro enacious substraiice.
An Act
thert
SEC. 3. ',l‘liis Act shalt take efi'ect: fiom the
dz ‘f't pas‘2i°6._-
iy 0 i s a z;Ap
CHAPTER Xxvni,
Aiu act‘ in addition to, it
proved, Ji'1‘i'Je ;19tli, 18511
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it_ithei'pe'i"s'on" t6‘falce,~p_iii‘lo'in‘,= secrete,‘ or in‘
own use. or to the use of otliers, or permit any
up:
in act-.s,enti‘tle_di_“'ziu‘ ~
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